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June 4, 2019 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes

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Trash Planet Origins: Los Angeles | America First Ep. 400

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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Very excited to be back with you this evening.
		Tuesday, there's not a lot going on.
		Not a lot going on in the world, but we do have a great show for you.
		Very excited.
		And we'll be talking tonight about a few different things.
		You know, honestly, predominantly, we do have to sort of carry on a little bit of what we talked about last night.
		We have a little bit of an update for you.
		Which we'll get to in a moment on some of the debates which were discussed on last night's show.
		I was all excited last evening after the show finished.
		I thought we've got three debates lined up.
		You know, I thought June gonna be kind of a boring month.
		We've got the Democrat debates later on.
		That's not until much later in June.
		But generally it's been sort of a bland month.
		Last month was not really too fun.
		So I thought we'll have these three big debates.
		We'll have Hunter Avalon, R.C.
		Maxwell debate was announced, possibly this Alt-Lite girl wants a debate.
		It's gonna be fantastic, but a lot of them have fallen through.
		So we'll get into that in a moment, but tonight our featured story will be Los Angeles.
		We've seen a couple of articles from the LA Times talking about the garbage problem over there.
		Apparently they have a little bit of a garbage problem in Los Angeles.
		We'll be looking at a couple of articles in particular.
		One from Steve Lopez in the LA Times, another talking about a problem they're having in City Hall.
		And this is sort of an expression that I've used on the show before.
		It's one I think actually invented maybe by Lincola Mindset, who you might know on Twitter.
		Sort of an esoteric Twitter account, but we talk about the trash planet.
		You know, the future of the country, the future of the world.
		The future of the West!
		And I guess the future of the world in general is gonna be garbage.
		Garbage countries, garbage colonies, trash everywhere.
		And what is the result?
		Disease, all these other things.
		So I'll be looking at these two articles, what's happening in Los Angeles, and you know, I just sort of have to laugh because I can't tell you how many times I've heard this.
		You know, I talked to Destiny, as an example, on the Ralford Tour not too long ago.
		And we had a little bit of a brief exchange about diversity, immigration.
		These are obviously our staple issues.
		And I remember Destiny at one point, it was a very distinct moment, said that cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, Francisco were shining examples of how diversity, ethnic, racial, and otherwise, it's actually a really good thing.
		It actually really works.
		And I just have to laugh every time I see articles like this because it's just so obviously not true.
		The cities in America, which most resemble what the rest of the country will look like in the next century, in the next few generations, they're literally covered in poop.
		They're literally covered in garbage.
		They're literally They're literally garbage cities infested with rats, fleas, mice, all kinds of rodents carrying medieval diseases, typhoid, typhus, tuberculosis.
		And so we'll talk about these two articles.
		We'll go into them a little bit.
		But it's just funny.
		You just have to laugh sometimes.
		You have to look at the funny side.
		You know that that all these policies we're talking about all this all this really great stuff that we hear about from the left That is coming to America.
		What is the result?
		Los Angeles, right?
		So we'll talk about that.
		That'll be our main story We'll also be talking about this straight pride parade.
		You hear about this?
		Straight pride parade being organized for August.
		I just think it's so funny Not really a huge story, not really a big deal, but I think it's symbolic or maybe symptomatic of what goes on with these kinds of months, these gestures that we see, the victory laughs that they take over us.
		We'll talk about sort of the mentality that begets something like this and the reaction to the straight pride parade happening in Boston.
		I always liked Boston.
		You know, I went to school in Boston, very fine people, very conservative people.
		Right, and so this gentleman named Mark Sahady, I think is how you pronounce it, or Sahady, I don't know the last name, but he'll be organizing this straight pride parade in August in Boston, and everybody's upset about it.
		Liberals, homosexuals, they're all up in arms.
	They say that you cannot be proud of being heterosexual.
	You cannot be proud.
	You cannot take the heterosexual pledge.
	And so we'll get into that, you know, what was posted, the reaction.
	We'll talk about all that.
	Slow News Day.
	What can you do, right?
	It's one of those days.
	One of those days!
	And every time I want to complain about it, but I don't want somebody to catch on fire again, you know?
	But it's like, can we have... This is the time when I actually feel bad for being right.
	Because two weeks ago everybody was saying, War with Iran!
	Neocondon is gonna bring us to war in Iran.
	And I said, well, you know, obviously I don't think that'll happen.
	And I was right about it.
	I said it's posturing, it's political theater, like we saw with Syria, like we saw with Venezuela.
	So nothing will happen.
	But can it?
	But can it happen?
	Please?
	You know, obviously, we're against foreign intervention.
	We're against Middle East wars.
	Yeah, okay.
	They're expensive.
	Our military dies over there.
	All right.
	But I need something to talk about on America First!
	I need topics, I need big things, explosions, happenings.
	I want to see the world changing.
	And just day in and day out, it's, oh, Trump went to the United Kingdom, and it's like a repeat of the state visit he made like six months ago.
	It's the same thing, the same balloon, the protests, everything.
	So maybe we'd like to see a little war in Iran, or a little war in Venezuela.
	It'll be over in a couple of months, and there'll just be some airplanes overhead, maybe some ground forces.
	We'll be talking about it for weeks.
	You know, it'll keep me going, right?
	But anyway, before we get into all the news, the really hot current events, we are gonna talk about these debates.
	I'll give you a little bit of an update.
	And like I said yesterday, I talked about the Hunter-Avalon debate.
	I told you a little bit about it.
	We had been planning a debate with Hunter, who is a MAGA YouTuber, MAGA-pede, conservative YouTuber, and I've been giving him a hard time on Twitter, but I actually like the guy.
	I think he's funny, okay?
	I think he's, well, I don't know if we're totally aligned politically, but, you know, he hits the left, he hits some of the right people, so he's okay.
	He's alright, you know?
	I don't want people to perceive there is an animosity.
	I don't have a personal problem with him.
	But he's dodging me.
	He's ducking the debate.
	And I called him out on it last night on the show.
	I called him out on it on Twitter.
	And I said, look, you're dodging the debate because, like, you're gonna lose.
	You're going in to argue that being pro-gay is right-wing.
	You've already lost.
	That's why you're dodging the debate.
	And he replies on Twitter, valiantly, nobly, I'm not dodging the debate, Nick.
	I'm available July 8th to do the debate, which is great because I hadn't gotten a debate.
	You know, we had planned to do it on April 20th.
	And he said, oh, I'm too busy.
	I'm too busy!
	I can't have it!
	And then I saw him scheduling another debate in the meantime.
	So I, you know, I prodded him a little bit the other day.
	Says, okay, July 8th.
	And last night after the show, I said, okay, July 8th works for me.
	I DM'd him on Instagram.
	July 8th, we're a go.
	This morning I wake up, what do I find on Twitter?
	Oh, sorry, we have to reschedule.
	July 8th doesn't work for me.
	Deletes the tweet.
	So what's going on, man?
	So this guy's ducking me.
	And then, even better, so that was yesterday.
	Then in the middle of the show last night, incredible how it all, the synchronicity, it all lines up.
	While we're in this row, you know, we're prodding Hunter along.
	To do this debate, I, uh, and I missed this because this was during the show.
	During my show last night, this alt-light, uh, e-girl named, uh, St.
	Ashley or Ashley Claire, I don't know, you know, she's got two first names, whatever.
	Some goofy pseudonym, I'm sure.
	She goes out and she tweets while I'm in the middle of my show.
	This is a person I had called out previously.
	She said, hey Nick Fuentes, I saw your clip.
	I saw your show where you called me a stupid bimbo.
	I saw the clip.
	Hey Nick, I saw the clip where you called me a stupid thot and a bimbo and all this kind of stuff, and well, this bimbo would like to challenge you to a debate anytime, anywhere on the Alabama abortion bill.
	That's what I called her out over.
	This was many shows ago.
	Not many.
	Maybe two weeks ago, I called her out.
	She was one of many e-thoughts, e-girls, alt-right, fake conservatives, fake pro-lifers, who said, well, I'm pro-life, but this bill is barbaric, and so I want abortions to persist.
	I want abortions to continue, basically, is what she's saying.
	So I called her out.
	She calls me out, and she says, I challenge you to a debate.
	And in her tweet, she says, I'll wait.
	Okay, now this tweet was left up on Twitter for all of 20 minutes?
	25 minutes?
	And fortunately some of the knickers, some of the knicker nation I had the prescience to screenshot it so that we could have this.
	So we could have this, you know, just in case.
	And she did delete it, but it was shared with me.
	And I saw it after the show that the challenge was made, but she deletes the tweet.
	And I say, hey Ashley, I would love to debate the subject with you.
	Yeah, anytime.
	Let's do it.
	Let's do the debate on abortion.
	I'll wait.
	She blocks me!
	She blocks me on Twitter.
	Doesn't want to have the debate.
	And, you know, it's just so funny with these people.
	In the case of Hunter...
	And in the case of Ashley, you really just have... it's the same thing.
	Same thing, different people, different situation, obviously.
	You know, Hunter... it was sort of confusing.
	Hunter last night tweeted out something.
	What did he say?
	He said he would enjoy getting sodomized by his fiancée?
	I'm not making that up.
	He tweeted that out last night.
	Because the whole Knicker army and Beardly Beardson and some of the others, they were all up on his case saying, how can you be pro-LGBT but call yourself a conservative or a far-right or Hardcore conservative anything like that and so I guess to like own the trolls to own the knicker nation Own the irony bros.
	He said uh jokes on you.
	I'm getting sodomized by my fiance.
	Does he know what that means?
	Does he know?
	Does he think that that's just a synonym for sex?
	Or... I don't know what that's all about, but you've got that situation over there.
	You've got St.
	Ashley, uh, you know, E-Bimbo, E-Thot over here.
	But it's all the same.
	It's, uh, and maybe more so Ashley.
	With Hunter I'll say Ashley's probably a grifter but in both cases it's your fake conservatives and it's like I said yesterday it's like I've been saying for weeks now and this is what I said in the beginning of 2019.
	2019.
	You remember, I think it was our first show of 2019.
	I said, look, the New Year's resolution is a fatwa against fake conservatives.
	The Wignats, we finished them.
	All right.
	All right.
	We did that.
	We finished them.
	They're done.
	Game over.
	Right.
	And they're irrelevant.
	The target, right, the number one enemy, the number one enemy of the real authentic right in America is the phonies.
	These people that masquerade as MAGA hat wearing Trump supporting true conservatives, but in actuality, and they pretend they have this insurgent component.
	You know, Will Chamberlain or Rahim Kassam, atheist and a Jew, walking around like they represent populism, when that's no different than what we've had with the conservative movement for 25 years, which is rich intellectuals, non-Christian, setting the tone.
	And so it's all fake.
	These libertarian-type people, they're the problem.
	And what it comes down to is they refuse to debate because they cannot defend their own ideas.
	You know, and I'm not one of these people that say, debate me, debate me, like Ben Shapiro.
	You know, that's not really my style.
	If you've been following the show...
	For a while.
	I get asked by my viewers all the time, when are you gonna debate so-and-so, or you should have more debates, we like the debates.
	And I don't play it very aggressively.
	If there's a conversation that's sort of organic, you know, there's engagement between two people, then I'll do it.
	And you've seen that happen in the past.
	We had our little rivalry with Halsey English, or we did it with Ryan, Ryan Liberty, right?
	And we did a few others back in the Bloodsports days.
	But generally, I don't play it very aggressively and typically people don't want to come around and debate.
	I've accepted that.
	But it's just funny because you've got Hunter Avalon whose whole shtick is, I can defeat liberals and I'm this debating champion.
	Can't do it.
	And then you've got this Ashley Bimbo who calls me out!
	She calls me out!
	And then she deletes a tweet and then she blocks me and then she wants to go and pretend like I'm backing down from the challenge.
	Okay.
	And the beta orbiters in the replies... Go get him, Ashley!
	Kick his ass, Ashley!
	You're gonna make him cry, Ashley!
	And it's all the same, you know, boomer chuds with the sunglasses, and they're in their car, you know, and they've got some kind of disgusting goatee.
	Go get him, Ashley!
	You know, a bunch of sickos.
	So what's new?
	What's new?
	In other words, it's a Tuesday.
	It's a Tuesday in nickernation.
	It's a Tuesday in vindicationation.
	Stupid women, stupid fake conservatives can't hack it.
	They can't do it, right?
	Now I will say the one debate that we were able to swing is with R.C.
	Maxwell.
	He wants a rematch.
	Rematch clause.
	So we'll be debating R.C.
	Maxwell on June 22nd and that'll be on the Red Elephant's channel.
	We'll be debating on whether Trump is doing a good job.
	We'll be debating on Israeli influence in government.
	That'll be a fun one.
	And so we will be debating him.
	And I actually have to say, I respect him.
	You know, and he's been kind of taunting me on Twitter so that I'll give him a little bit of a clout boost.
	It's so, it's so transparent, you know.
	He's tweeting these taunts at me saying, I de-radicalized Nick.
	Nick is, his dog will seemingly alt-right and this kind of stuff.
	Uh, nice try.
	I'm not gonna retweet you.
	I'm not gonna get in a Twitter fight with you so you can leech off my clout, alright?
	Hop off my clout.
	You know what?
	Okay, but we are gonna have the debate and hopefully that'll be fun, but I do respect that he's gonna show up and he'll get his ass whipped again, but you know, I respect that he's willing to do it.
	I respect that he's willing to step into the arena and that should be fun, but it's just disappointing when people don't want to have fun.
	At the end of the day, it's just about fun for me.
	I mean, yeah, it's about ideas and it's about the constant war of ideas and war for the heart and soul of the conservative movement, but also it's just fun.
	You know, people don't want to hang out You know, people act like I'm some kind of this shadowy, racist villain who hangs out on the fringe of the internet.
	I'm just a fun-loving, charismatic, young guy, okay?
	Just a funny, charming, handsome young guy, alright?
	And yeah, maybe I have some views that are a little bit out there.
	But really, it's just about the fun.
	It's about the movement, you know?
	So, we hope that they'll reconsider.
	We hope that Hunter, if we keep pushing, maybe he'll show up with a new date and honor it and stick with it.
	Maybe this Ashley girl?
	Or should I call her... What did she used to go by?
	Let me take a look.
	I actually forget.
	I'll have to pull it up on my notes.
	What did she used to go by?
	I know everybody's calling her St.
	Ashley, Ashley Claire.
	I think I would actually prefer to call her Sex Laptop?
	And I know a lot of my viewers don't know what that means, but I know she knows what that means if she sees this, if anybody who knows her sees this.
	You know, she likes to go by Ashley St.
	Clair, whatever it is.
	That's the rebrand, you know.
	Now that she's done being a roastie, now she wants to go around and get all the shekels from the MAGA orbiters, from the boomers.
	But it's a good thing that the internet is forever, so she'll be referred to me henceforth.
	You know, I think she'll be known on this show not as the fake conservative bimbo pseudonym, but we will call her by her proper e-thought name, Sex Laptop.
	And you can look that up on Twitter, it was her previous act, to see what that's all about.
	But let's just say, let's just say, I'll just say every single time.
	I think that's much more fitting.
	I'll just say, vindicated again, right?
	I'm never really wrong about these things.
	Somebody was telling me the other day.
	They were like a friend of Ashley's.
	They were like, hey lay off her.
	She's different than the rest.
	I said no way man.
	They're all the same and you know, that is true in this case as well.
	So anyway, those are the debates.
	Don't want to spend too much time on that silly e-drama.
	A lot of America First viewers simply don't care about the e-drama.
	They're here for the news.
	They're here for the raw, hot topics, the current events, the hot takes, and I'm here to bring it.
	Okay, I'm here to bring it for you.
	I wouldn't be able to make these challenges, I wouldn't be able to be as cocky as I am if I didn't also bring the heat when it comes to the hot takes.
	So we're gonna move on from that, we're gonna move on from that, and we'll see if we get any sort of a response, you know, from either of those characters.
	And I'll keep you updated, alright?
	Updates to follow on future shows if we hear back.
	We're gonna move right along into our first news story here, the Straight Pride Parade.
	Like I said, it's not a huge news story, not a huge deal, and we'll see if it even goes through.
	We'll see what this looks like, but I think it says a lot about our society.
	I think it says a lot about what the Pride Month is really all about.
	You guys know that the context, the frame of the show this week and last week, at the end of last week, is the Pride Month.
	You know, we are living, we are trudging through, The LGBTQIA Pride Month.
	I think that's the whole acronym.
	And there are a few brave patriots out there in Boston and New England who are standing up to this.
	This is according to...
	The Boston Globe.
	It says, quote, we are barely a week in a pride month and news of a, quote, straight pride parade in Boston has many feeling, quote, disappointed.
	So excuse the editorializing there.
	It says the events coordinator, Mike Zahedi, took to Facebook May 30th to make the announcement that straight pride, quote, will happen.
	He writes on Facebook, quote, it looks like the Boston straight pride parade will happen.
	We filed a discrimination complaint.
	And it appears the city of Boston understands they would lose in litigation.
	The city is now working with us on the parade.
	We will have the streets closed and be allowed to have floats and vehicles.
	He continued, quote, the tentative date is August 31st, but will be finalized in the next few weeks.
	The proposed parade route is below.
	If you would like to come as an individual, march as a group, or bring a float or vehicle, then get in touch.
	This is our chance to have a patriotic parade in Boston as we celebrate straight pride.
	And so that is set for August.
	And of course, what is the reaction from the left?
	Across Twitter, across the Huffington Post, BuzzFeed, Internet sphere, that whole realm, the reaction is outrage!
	They're not pleased with this one bit, as was indicated in this article.
	And it seems to me that the prevailing complaints or argument against this, what they say, the left or the LGBT lobby says, is that a straight pride parade cannot happen.
	A straight pride parade cannot happen because the reason we have LGBT pride in June, pride, I keep saying pride because of parade, the pride parade, the pride month and the parades, is because, well, homosexuals are being oppressed.
	And that's the difference.
	They say, well, until and unless straight people, it's illegal for them to marry in so many countries, or they got the crap kicked out of them like 50 years ago or whatever, well then you can have your pride parade.
	And like I said, to me, the news story isn't really so much that they're having this You know, this big march, right?
	Who really cares?
	It's a straight pride parade.
	We'll see if it goes through.
	It's obviously meant as a troll, basically.
	A losing battle, ultimately.
	But to me, it sort of shows you what the endgame of this whole month, and really about identity politics, is really about.
	You know, and I hear this a lot during this month from people like Hunter Avalon, by the way, and from people like Ashley Clare, or whatever, a lot of fake conservatives.
	And it's like this with the LGBT month.
	You hear the same sort of refrain and chorus with sexism, racism.
	The argument always goes something like this.
	Well, I don't hate X. You know, I'd have no problem with homosexuals.
	Or, I'm not a sexist butt.
	I'm not a homophobe butt.
	I'm not a racist butt.
	And always I think the acceptance is that a month like LGBT Pride is good in theory, That I guess in a hypothetical world you could say that homosexuals could be proud of their orientation, but the problem with it is how it's been weaponized.
	This is what we hear from a lot of boomer types.
	Well, I have no problem with homosexuals.
	I just don't like when it's crammed down my throat.
	I just don't like when, you know, it's... Take your pick at what the qualifier is.
	I have no problem.
	However, it is the current iteration of it.
	It is the politicization, it is the weaponization, and so on.
	That's always the refrain.
	And this is where we have to challenge those qualifiers, those presumptions, that, well, if it were not for the over-the-top, the weaponization, the in-your-face, whatever, you know, whatever their inoffensive problem with it is, we have to attack the fundamental assertion that this is what they say it is, which we're proud of, whatever this is.
	It's obvious that a month like this is not intended to show what a long way they've come and, you know, the fact that they are survivors or, you know, celebrating their lifestyle or anything like that.
	What this is about is about power.
	It's about the fact that they can at once be, and this is to me what is fascinating, this is the paradox at the core of all these different struggles.
	Class, race, gender, whatever.
	At the core of them, and the LGBT Pride Month, Is the same paradox which is at once we are oppressed, we are the underdog, constantly marginalized, and we heard this from Sadiq Khan yesterday, we are the oppressed, but at the same time we see with our eyes and we see in practice that this is not the case.
	You know, it's LGBT Pride Month and this is not acknowledged simply by, you know, Advocate Magazine or whatever other LGBT lobby, this is acknowledged by Bank of America.
	It's acknowledged by Goldman Sachs.
	It's acknowledged by all the biggest Fortune 500 companies in the world.
	It's acknowledged by Google.
	By Facebook.
	It's acknowledged by Amazon.
	It's acknowledged by Twitter.
	Apple.
	So, at the core of it, always, is the same fundamental paradox, which is, well, the reason that we're entitled to this march, or any special privilege, or, you know, whatever political movement, identity politics itself, it's because we're marginalized.
	We're oppressed.
	You know, we are the people, the downtrodden, the people in society, the victims that need a little boost.
	We need a little lift up.
	But at the same time, of course, they are the people that are running all the elite institutions.
	We look around and it's it's media.
	Like I said, it's media, it's tech.
	It's banking, it's finance, Wall Street, government, it's all these different places.
	So to me, I look at the straight pride parade, and it's really sort of missing the point, but I think it does demonstrate what's happening here.
	The reason people are reacting to this, the reason people feel the need to have a parade like this, is because the traditional order has been totally subverted, flipped upside down, And the so-called marginalized are now on the top running the show.
	And I think everybody knows this.
	I think everybody sees this.
	Honestly, to me, it would be worth it to have an event like this if only to waste resources.
	I think actually that would be an interesting tactic.
	Because, you know, I look at a lot of these different rallies and activist organizations or whatever.
	And while I don't think that's the future personally, you know, and I see all kinds of different activism from people that I like, from people that I don't like.
	The one utility I see in that kind of activism is the fact that it wastes the government's resources and it wastes the left's resources, right?
	You know, there was a KKK rally last week.
	I think it was last week in Arkansas, I believe.
	And not that we support the KKK.
	We don't.
	We're not in favor of that.
	But they had this little rally and I think like 10 people showed up and probably like half of them were feds.
	10 Klansmen showed up to demonstrate.
	And conversely, I think the rally cost the government $650,000 for this 10-person rally.
	And you have thousands of demonstrators show up, liberals all up in arms.
	And even we talked about, I think it was last month, there was this terrorist, this Muslim terrorist who planned on bombing A white nationalist rally in Long Beach, California.
	And it turned out in that little incident, it wasn't so much about the bombing, though the so-called white nationalist group didn't even show up.
	They had planned this rally, you know, they were putting it together.
	They didn't show up, but there's this big counter demonstration.
	And so when I see these kinds of different things, obviously different groups, Straight Pride, KKK, Some kind of white nationalist group, different groups.
	What really matters to me is the utility for that kind of activism.
	I don't think having these little protests in themselves is doing anything.
	You know, it's kind of a lost cause, especially in Boston.
	You know, I used to live in Boston.
	To have some kind of march for the traditional family, sort of a lost cause in that city.
	But maybe the one redeeming quality, the one reason why it might be sort of a good idea, might be interesting for some of those different groups to consider who maybe we're not fans of, maybe we're not engaging with.
	to put up a lot of different rallies, maybe send one or two people.
	Or you don't show up at all, and it ends up wasting the time and resources of our enemies.
	So just a little thought.
	But that's a straight pride parade.
	It also just goes to show what an abnormal time we're living in.
	You know, that 50 years ago, the thought that you would even need something like that.
	The thought that that would even be a heterosexual pride parade.
	Even the word heterosexual, was that even in the vernacular 25, 30 years ago?
	I don't think so.
	It's like a lot of these terms, they're invented against
	The words and the new paradigms created by the left, you know The whole premise of homo versus heterosexual the gay straight sort of paradigm and all this that you would even have a straight pride in opposition or in contrast to a gay pride really says where we are with the normalization of all this stuff and And maybe the marginalization then of traditional people of heterosexuals that that would even be a thought 50 years ago you wouldn't even need something like that because that was just the way it was and
	Uh, if there were any challenge by homosexuals, then, you know, we know which rally, we know which parade would face backlash, right?
	We know which parade would face any kind of opposition from government, media, all kinds of different institutions.
	And now it just goes to show how topsy-turvy everything is in six years.
	But you don't need me to tell you that.
	You don't need me to tell you that.
	That's, I think, well-established.
	So that's our straight pride parade.
	I don't know.
	Maybe if I'm Boston, I'll attend.
	I'll get a float.
	You know, if you're in Boston, maybe you should show up.
	Show off your heterosexual credentials.
	You know, we're very proud of our heterosexuality on America First.
	That's what we're all about.
	We're gonna move right along into this other story here about Los Angeles.
	It's just more of the same.
	You know, every night it's a little bit blackpilling.
	Even when it's not blackpilling because of, like, our prospects for the future, just the state of things.
	Just even talk about the facts.
	Just plain, straight up, you know, not even analysis, not even predictions.
	What's going on over there?
	This is our shining example of how diversity works.
	And that's our second story here is about Los Angeles and what's going on over there.
	As Destiny would say, this is our shining example of how diversity works.
	This is a little excerpt from the LA Times, an article by Steve Lopez.
	He writes, quote, We've got thousands of people huddled on the streets, many of them withering away with physical and mental disease.
	Sidewalks have disappeared, hidden by tents and the kinds of makeshift shanties you see in third world places.
	Typhoid and typhus are in the news and an army of rodents is on the move and what is he describing?
	Of course it is this situation in Los Angeles.
	It's hard to even say what kind of situation other than the complete breakdown and collapse of civil order.
	They've got this rampant homelessness problem which has gotten so worse in the past five years.
	I'll read you some stats about this.
	According to the U.S.
	Department of Housing and Urban Development, California accounted for 30% of Of all people experiencing homelessness as individuals in the United States and 49% of all unsheltered individuals.
	With a homeless rate of about 2.5 times the national rate.
	California accounts for only 12% of the nation's population.
	So you could say despite making up only 12% of the nation's population, California represents 30% of homeless individuals, 49% of all unsheltered individuals.
	And so basically the problem is this.
	You've got too many people, not enough houses, right?
	And why do you have too many people?
	Immigration!
	Hello?
	You know, you have a sanctuary city, a sanctuary state, it's in the southwest, it's right on the border, or not far from the border, and so you have all these immigrants ending up there, illegal or legal, and naturally, what do you have a shortage of first?
	Housing!
	Too many people, not enough buildings.
	Very simple.
	And now the problem is this.
	All these illegal and legal immigrants and many people around the ground have said this.
	That this is who comprises the homeless population.
	You know, they say the rate of homelessness has skyrocketed in the last so many years.
	Well, why do you think that is?
	Cause and effect, you know?
	And so it's largely these legal and illegal immigrants from Mexico or from Central America.
	And what they do is they set up tents.
	They set up these shanties like this author writes about on the sidewalk.
	Or they set them up on skid row or in various streets.
	The police can't get rid of them because they're on the sidewalks.
	And I guess the sidewalks, there's this legal rule because it's technically like public property.
	They can't be moved off.
	They can't get kicked away.
	So you have all these people living in the tents, in the shanties, on the streets, on the sidewalks, and naturally you have the problem of waste.
	What do you do with homeless people and thousands of them in very concentrated areas?
	There's no waste management system.
	They're not paying taxes.
	There's not really a whole lot of order.
	So you find that they're, you know, doing their drugs, disposing of their hypodermic needles.
	They are disposing of their own waste, fecal matter, urine, whatever, or just their straight-up garbage.
	In the streets, on the sidewalks.
	The result from that is you get rodents, you get fleas, rats, you get all kinds of things like that.
	And what do they carry in those kinds of unsanitary conditions?
	Diseases!
	And so this is the modern picture of Los Angeles.
	There's another article about this in the LA Times talking about particularly how this is affecting the LA City Hall.
	They've got a very big problem there in their government building.
	The article reads, quote, When faced with complaints earlier this year from city workers about rats infesting L.A.
	City Hall, most city officials said little about whether the problem was connected to several homeless camps right outside.
	But a newly uncovered report from a pest control company hired by the city has raised fresh questions about whether officials wrongly downplayed that possibility during discussions at City Council meetings.
	Cats USA Pest Control was brought in to assess areas outside City Hall and nearby buildings, and they warned that homeless people create, quote, harborage for rodents.
	The company said it found, quote, poor sanitary conditions, including leftover food, human waste, hyperdermic needles, and recommended that the city clear away the homeless population living in the Civic Center.
	County health officials also declared a typhus outbreak last year in downtown LA, And one LA City employee, Deputy City Attorney Elizabeth Greenwood, has filed a $5 million legal claim against the city, saying she contracted typhus while working in her office at City Hall East.
	So this is not even a problem, I mean it's mostly a problem obviously in Skid Row, in the homeless areas, but it's gotten so bad, it's overflowing so much, that now you have people working in the City Hall contracting typhus, government workers, people that should be, you know, you have an attorney who you would think, I would imagine, you know, when I think of Los Angeles, second biggest city in the United States, one of the biggest cities in the world, their city hall,
	the seat of their municipal government, you imagine that maybe that would the seat of their municipal government, you imagine that maybe that would be protected a little bit, but their city employees, high-ranking officials contracting medieval diseases like typhus because it is On the disease situation, there's another report here, it says Los Angeles has a growing problem with disease borne by both flea and feces.
	An LAPD officer was just diagnosed with typhoid fever, along with two more from the same workplace displaying symptoms.
	Meanwhile, cases of typhus caused by a different bacterium have soared in California from 13 in 2008 to 167 in 2018.
	In addition, there have been outbreaks of hepatitis A, tuberculosis, and staph in LA and other west coast cities.
	So really, I look at these two reports, and it's a lot of fresh numbers, a lot of fresh data, but it's nothing new.
	It's nothing new, it's nothing that we haven't seen before.
	This is the future of the United States of America.
	Plain and simple.
	For people that say that, well, this immigration stuff isn't so bad, you know, Nick, you're a racist for opposing it.
	You're a white nationalist for opposing immigration.
	It's not so bad.
	What difference is it between Mexican immigrants coming between 1965 and the present day and your ancestors who came here at the turn of the century at Ellis Island from Europe?
	Well, I'll tell you the difference.
	My ancestors at the turn of the century came from Italy and from Ireland, okay?
	Very big difference.
	In Italy, they use toilets.
	They wipe their butts with toilet paper, and not their hands.
	Now, these other people, you can't say the same.
	You look at Italy today, and you look at Mexico today.
	Is it any wonder why the America of the 1960s, with the immigrants from 50 years prior, looks different than the America in 2019, with the immigrants that have come in since 20, or rather since 1965?
	What countries did they come from?
	What do those countries look like?
	It's obvious and so for people that continue to deny it I don't know how you could look any further from LA and be confused about the outlook of the rest of the country is you import third world people You import Mexicans.
	Sorry to say, I've got a Mexican last name, okay?
	My ancestors came from Mexico a hundred years ago, all right?
	But it's true.
	You bring in Mexicans, you bring in Central Americans, you bring in third worlders, you get the third world.
	You live in Mexico.
	You live in Central America.
	And also, even in my experience, you don't even have to go very far.
	You don't even have to go to Los Angeles.
	You could go in just about any city these days.
	I went down to Little Village the other day to go to a taqueria for lunch, okay?
	My parents were out, or rather my mother and my sister were out for a bridal shower.
	The boys were home, so we went out to lunch, me and my father.
	We went to Little Village at a taqueria, okay?
	And this is an area predominantly Hispanic, and it looks like Mexico.
	So it's in Chicago.
	It's in New York City.
	It's in Los Angeles.
	It's everywhere where these people go, and it's not even just the major cities anymore.
	And everybody I'm sure understands this.
	People watching this show who live maybe in the heartland of the country or maybe not in the bigger cities, they understand what I mean by this.
	It's not just Chicago, New York City, and LA anymore.
	It's all the big cities and it's even rural areas too.
	You can look at Hartford, Connecticut.
	Has a substantial Hispanic population.
	You can look at in Oklahoma City.
	They've got a major Hispanic population.
	In Colorado.
	You can look even in places like Portland.
	You've got immigrants coming in everywhere.
	And so that you see this happening in Los Angeles shouldn't be a surprise to anybody.
	How could it be a surprise?
	The people aren't changing, right?
	The people that leave a country like Mexico and come over to America, the people that left Mexico, they made Mexico the way it is.
	You bring them here, they make America the way Mexico is.
	There's nothing special about it that by virtue of them being in Los Angeles, All of a sudden they're going to recreate the country that existed 20, 30, 50 years ago.
	So, I read this article.
	It's nothing more than grim, sad, very, very depressing, in my opinion, proof that everything that we've been saying on this show for two years, demography is destiny, all these different memes, taglines, whatever you want to call it, talking points, they're all becoming a reality.
	And this will be the reality very soon, not just in L.A., but across the whole country and pretty soon across the whole world.
	The same situation is happening in Europe as well.
	And this is really the tragedy.
	You know, people might say that so-called white nationalism or plain nationalism or, you know, believing that we should protect a white majority in America or anything like that, any kind of demographic controls on white countries.
	People perceive that as hateful or something.
	But to me, it's obviously the most humane thing to do, not just for us, but for everybody.
	To me, the great tragedy is the fact that it seems that the default position of the human population is conditions like Los Angeles.
	If you look at the vast majority of countries on planet Earth, Across all the continents, do they look more like Japan, and Germany, and the United States?
	Or do they mostly look like places like Cambodia, okay, and Mexico, and Central African Republic, and so on?
	So if we understand that the default prevailing condition of human people is unsanitary conditions, it's disease, it's poverty, it's just dirty garbage everywhere, okay?
	If that's the situation everywhere, and we have only been able to cut out maybe a few enclaves, a few shelters that have succeeded, that have risen above, that are thriving, and like I said, you've got a handful of examples.
	You can count them on two hands, right?
	In Western Europe, in North America, and in East Asia.
	I'm talking about Japan and South Korea.
	Should we not seek to preserve those places for everybody?
	And I don't mean preserve them for everybody in the sense that for everybody to come here, right?
	And make them like the rest of the world.
	I mean for the sake of this objective sense of humanity, of civilization.
	Should we not preserve these places so that maybe other places could learn from them and become like them?
	Should we not have, you know, we look at colonialism.
	Is that such a bad thing that you have these great European countries going abroad?
	And trying to implement, or impose in some cases, Western standards of living, Western standards of anything on these other countries, to me, that's the only sensible thing to do.
	We have countries that have figured it out, obviously, and have risen up to the standard of living which we find to be our standard in America.
	Should we not preserve that?
	Not purely selfishly, although that's, I think, a sufficient motivation in itself, but for the sake of everybody else, perhaps?
	Getting a lift up, or learning, or something like that?
	The great tragedy is that now all countries will be brought down to that level.
	There will be no escape.
	As a tourist, as an immigrant, as a visitor, anything like that.
	As a student, Every country will be a dirty, smelly, diseased, third world shithole in a hundred years.
	And I think that's the saddest thing of all.
	You know, if it were just like one country that this was happening to, it would be a shame.
	It would really be a shame that that was happening, right?
	That would be a big bummer if that were happening to like one country.
	And we would pray for that country.
	But that is happening to America, Canada, all of Western Europe.
	We talked last week.
	It's happening to Japan now.
	You see they're encouraging the mass immigration.
	It's happening everywhere.
	That's the thing to me that makes it like an existential threat for everybody.
	So it's very sad.
	It's very sad what we see happening in Los Angeles.
	So hey, look, you gotta enjoy while you can.
	For people that tell me, you know, the McDonald's and this and that, you have to go and work out, you have to go to the gym, and you have to go on a salad diet and all this stuff.
	I am going to really enjoy the fruits of America while we still have them, you know?
	I'm gonna have a great time.
	I'm gonna go out there, enjoy the fruits of Western white civilization because, you know, in 50 years, I'm gonna be raising my kids in some dung heap and we're gonna be eating bugs and crickets and we've been over that whole thing before, so...
	That's where we are.
	That's where we are, you know, in America First Territory.
	Not a very enviable position, but you know, who knows?
	Who knows what the future holds for us?
	Maybe one of these days, maybe all these people coming over to Los Angeles, they'll take it upon themselves to turn it all around, right?
	Maybe if they just read Free to Choose by Milton Friedman, if we just sign them up for Turning Point Youth Leadership Summits, maybe they'll learn to pick up after themselves and, you know, not be on drugs and not... and wash their hands maybe, you know, things like that.
	Maybe they still have a shot, but I'm not really counting on it.
	So, that's the situation in Los Angeles.
	Pretty rough.
	And that's, you know, what can you do about it, right?
	We're gonna take a look at our Super Chats.
	That's really...
	All we have to say about that and we'll see what the masses are saying tonight about the black pills.
	I know somebody commented on the show yesterday.
	They said, Nick, I was almost going to stop watching America First because of all the black pills.
	It's like, I don't know, man.
	I mean, that's the state of things.
	But what we can do, even though the situation is dire, is we can crack jokes about it.
	But we can still be ironic and funny about it while we can, right?
	And then, I don't know, then we'll get in VR at some point.
	I think that's our only saving grace.
	But let's see our Super Chats.
	We've got Michael Prisble who says, why no PaleoCon in the Twitter bio anymore?
	I love when people are policing the Twitter bio.
	People always ask me, Nick, you changed your Twitter bio.
	What is this about?
	I took it out because there was this big, like, culling of conservative right-wing people after the Christchurch thing.
	And so I wanted to avoid any kind of, like, right-wing connotation.
	I think I took out nationalist as well.
	What do I have on my bio for people that are nitpicking?
	Why did you take this out of your bio?
	Why are you paying three?
	What do you pay?
	Pay two dollars to ask that?
	Seriously?
	Host of America First, Zoomer, Afro-Latino, Campus Conservative, yeah.
	So I took out Nationalist, I took out PaleoCon.
	We just want to keep it very neutral, just so that we avoid any confusion.
	Don't want any of the Twitter or Facebook censors to think that I'm, you know, some kind of a, you know, fringe Nazi or anything.
	So we got to keep it clean.
	Lauren Rose says, thoughts on dyslexic Italian chef, Jalep.
	I don't know who that is.
	Uh, is that, is that supposed to be a joke because you're, it's like an anagram?
	I don't know what the point is with that one.
	I like the American Conservative.
	American Conservative was founded by Patrick Buchanan, in part, and they have a lot of great content there.
	I'm a big fan of a lot of their authors.
	The problem with American Conservative is they're not aggressive enough, you know?
	Here's the thing about The future of the movement?
	I was telling this to somebody the other day actually.
	The problem is that we would need some kind of a constellation of institutions.
	This is a very critical idea here.
	We need the infrastructure for a movement.
	What does that mean?
	What do I mean by infrastructure?
	You look at the American right, the alt-right, or the heritage folks, the Coke Brothers people, how are they able to achieve or implement their policy goals?
	Well, they have this sort of constellation of institutions, organizations, they have this infrastructure of think tanks, and they have donor networks, and they have activist organizations, and they have a lot of different kinds of people, a lot of different kinds of organizations on their payroll.
	To carry out various tasks.
	You know, so the Heritage Foundation is a great example.
	They do a lot of different projects.
	They host conferences.
	They write policy for people.
	They write reports.
	They compile data.
	An organization like that is very useful.
	So that when a major lobby wants to see their policies go into effect, well they can cite a heritage report or they can bring in a heritage person to write their law, to write a bill to go into place in a state government or in federal government.
	So the Heritage Foundation is a good example of a conduit through which this kind of political action is carried out.
	And that's one example, but there's a lot of other kinds.
	Leadership Institute is a little bit different.
	They train activists.
	They train people to work on campaigns or to start college campus chapters.
	Turning Point USA, one of the college campus groups, they are bringing people into the Republican Party, funneling people in to the various groups.
	And so you have this constellation of organizations here, meaning they're all sort of connected, carrying out different tasks, and that is how political action happens.
	We don't have that.
	We have some organizations, but they're not working together, they're not being very aggressive, I don't think they're unified behind a common vision or they're not making the right decisions.
	We sort of had that with the alt-right in 2016.
	That's why the alt-right did present sort of an opportunity in the sense that they had, you know, you could take a cursory look.
	Arctos Publishing House, which is a publishing house, I think, in Hungary that was publishing books.
	Now that may seem like not a big deal.
	But so much of the reactionary canon or literature is simply out of print.
	You cannot purchase the books.
	The reason you can purchase Frédéric Bastiat, obscure French economist, is because these conservative libertarian think tanks print the books.
	That's why you can find Russell Kirk's books, because ISI prints them.
	You know?
	And so therefore, when a conservative College kid is looking for his intellectual foundation.
	He's ordering the books that are in print.
	So Arctos, there's your publishing house.
	Identity Europa, which doesn't exist anymore.
	They were the henchmen at the time under Nate D'Amico and Eli Mosley.
	So these were your on the ground activists.
	You had Red Ice, I think, which is sort of associated with those guys, which was a radio network, and they had an important infrastructure on YouTube, obviously, but they had their own website.
	You had the Daily Stormer podcast, or rather, the paper, which we're not really a part of that, but this is just an example.
	Daily Stormer, which is a very online, or rather popular online publication.
	TRS, which is the podcast network.
	I got them flipped around.
	TRS, the podcast network, and NPI, ultimately National Policy Institute, which should have been churning out policies.
	And so, at one point in time, yet I feel all these different groups on the same page, all united behind the alt-right brand, and I think all those guys knew each other, and we're all working towards the same goals, but because of bad decisions, Couldn't get anything done.
	Now it's all in disarray.
	Now all those organizations are scattered or defunct or whatever.
	You know?
	So we need to reconstitute something like that for our movement.
	It's there.
	The organizations are there.
	The problem is, I don't think they're unified behind a common vision.
	They're not really being actualized in the proper way.
	Because you have American Conservative.
	You have American Renaissance.
	You have American Identity Movement with Patrick Casey.
	You have VDARE with Peter Brimelow.
	You have a couple of options, I think, there.
	A couple of different organizations, and each of them have their own donors, and have their leaders and people, content creators, and so on.
	But there's not enough of them.
	I don't think they're unified.
	They're not pushing towards a common vision.
	That's not to say they're not doing great work.
	You know, I think Amren does great work.
	VDare does amazing work.
	But we look at American Conservative, a perfect example of an outlet which could be wildly popular right now.
	There's such an appetite for this Tucker Carlson strain, Donald Trump strain of populist nationalism, national conservatism, whatever you want to call it.
	There's an appetite for that.
	People would love to read that, but they're really not being aggressive.
	They're not pushing the envelope.
	I don't feel they really have this young component, you know.
	And I've been told that whenever it comes to the more hot button issues, they sort of shy away from the controversy.
	So, there's a perfect example of an institution that if I think you have the right leadership there, you know, somebody with a vision, you could take some of these different groups together and really make a difference.
	Instead, we have, you know, Will Chamberlain and Raheem Kassam taking over human events, and that's the AstroTurf website, you know, totally gay and pos.
	So that's American Conservative.
	I like them, but they're not reaching their full potential.
	They're very good.
	They're exactly what we need in the name.
	American Conservative.
	Pat Buchanan.
	They've got great people there, but we're just not reaching the heights that we need to.
	We need a little drive there.
	We need Generation Z there.
	But so those are my thoughts.
	Boopers says poo-poo I can't do it.
	That's it for the show.
	Remember we are on the air Monday through Friday 7 p.m.
	Central.
	I'm Nick Fuentes, as always, this is America First.
	Thanks for watching.
	Thanks for that, Booper.
	Peanut Arbuckle says Hunter Avalon puts his willy in the poopy place.
	Very cringe and gross.
	You know, I don't think that's true, but uh, but alright.
	Yeah, I think Hunter Avalon, he says he has a fiancée.
	I assume it's female.
	So, um...
	But he certainly does you know, there is a little bit of shilling for homosexuals going on there really makes you think Space Commando says guys, please stop with the racism in the live chat.
	No one is truly white black or pink.
	We're all blue D dot do so he's doing the there.
	Is that Eiffel 65?
	Is that the name of the band?
	Yeah, pretty good song though.
	That was one of my favorites when I was a kid Even though it's a meme super chat.
	Well, what scares me about him is that he has that memory loss because he had some kind of a traumatic brain injury.
	a few days ago, I guess.
	Well, what scares me about him is that he has that memory loss because he had some kind of a traumatic brain injury.
	And I feel bad for him, but that scares me.
	You know, you see Frankie Muniz, and what did he tweet?
	Somebody posted a video of him from Malcolm in the Middle and he's like, what show is that from?
	And it's like, oh my god, that that could happen to somebody.
	Uh, pretty spooky, right?
	Young Lung says, Nick the type of.
	uh, Nika, I'll say, instead of what you say, to have all these fans from talking about race and IQ and then start talking about his favorite rappers, LOL.
	Well, I'm not a racist, you know, that's a thing.
	I'm really, well, I shouldn't even use the terminology.
	Uh, but I'm not, I'm not somebody that dislikes black people, you know.
	People have it that it's like, oh, you believe in race realism, You must hate you must think the white race is superior to all races or something It's like no, we're just we're just talking about facts.
	All right facts don't care about your feelings Among these facts is that Kanye West is the greatest rapper of all time.
	Okay?
	So I don't see the contradiction.
	I don't see why that's a detail, you know that you're Taking issue with their you know, I like black people black people are are great.
	They're terrific Okay, so this race and IQ stuff.
	It's just factual, you know, it doesn't mean you have to have animosity for people Michael says slow news day does not equal slow super chat evening.
	Yeah, that's true.
	That's true.
	Hopefully the shekels keep flowing in spite of it Treader says we woo.
	I'm a fire truck and Okay, thanks.
	Alex says, hey bug guy, did you hear about the outbreaks in LA?
	Yeah, yeah, we just talked about that for the show.
	J Tunes says, I met a beautiful trad cap girl.
	We really click and I think she's into me.
	The only thing is that she has, she has tank dreads instead of legs.
	Advice?
	Probably a deal-breaker, you know, maybe a prosthetic leg.
	I mean that's obviously less than you know, a real leg but Tank treads probably a deal-breaker.
	I don't know though.
	It's kind of cool.
	Only problem is well, you know the problem with tank treads You know the problem with tank treads if she's got the treads What does she not have and you can't we can't go without that.
	So I would say probably Not gonna work out.
	I would say not gonna work out.
	And I know I'll get somebody, you know, Tank Tread Girl in my replies on Twitter.
	I used to be a big fan, but you hurt my feelings because that happened with the prosthetic arm girl last time, right?
	But anyway, Mr. Fogg says, late and homosexual.
	I was early today, actually.
	Simon Scola says, Cory got a bone hand.
	Cory got a bone hand.
	And that is a Cory in the house reference.
	So I see we have moved on from Drake and Josh.
	Wonderful.
	Reagan Lodge says 15th anniversary of the Killdozer today.
	That's right!
	I forgot to talk about that.
	I was... I forgot to put that in my notes, but we were gonna hit that tonight.
	That's true.
	Very heroic.
	Very heroic event in our history.
	I was talking to my sister today.
	I said, you know what the Killdozer is?
	She said no.
	I said, yeah, well I guess they don't teach you about that in school, huh?
	I guess they don't teach you about that in Libtard College, huh?
	They don't teach you about the Killdozer?
	Pretty disappointing.
	One of the greatest stories of American history.
	somebody going on a rampage like that.
	It's very ideal.
	You know, I think that is really somebody that we can idolize.
	Not that I encourage people to do things like that.
	I'm against violence.
	I'm against violence against people and property.
	But there is, you know, sort of this quixotic Faustian nature to somebody who says, you know, we have this dispute about land.
	I forget the exact origin of it.
	He was forced to pay a fee or something to the government.
	Naturally, what did he do?
	Create an impenetrable bulldozer tank and destroy half the city?
	You know, I think there's nothing short of admirable.
	Michael says, idea for a new premium plus membership.
	Nick affixes GoPro to his head, live streaming uninterrupted 24-7, $100 a month to live Nick's life with him.
	Yeah, I don't know about that.
	That's the thing though, people always asking for new content.
	I have to have life outside of the show.
	I have to have life away from the eyes.
	I really do feel like there's something to this about people witnessing your life.
	There's something about this.
	I think about this a lot.
	You know, I think about a couple of things, which is number one, why do we feel the need to share with people?
	Because I think about people who have a Twitter account as an example, and I'm not talking about anybody in particular, but they'll have a small private account with maybe a handful of followers.
	But people will use that just because they need to share their thoughts.
	It's not sufficient that somebody, I think it's true for a lot of people, me in particular as well, because I have a show obviously, that they think a funny thought or they have an interesting idea, but we have to share.
	We want our triumphs or whatever, we want it to be witnessed.
	Why do we want to witness?
	But then I think about it in terms of the way the universe is.
	We are a witness to the universe, but inside of it, you think about the experiment with the atom going through the thing, the electron, it goes through the, you know what I'm talking about, my science people will know.
	When you witness it, it takes form.
	You know, so I do think about that a lot as a live streamer.
	There is, there are...
	Existential implications for this as a live streamer.
	It's not so simple as I turn on the camera I do a show for you It really does bring to the forefront the issue of reality in my opinion in my in my humble opinion I think you know being a content creator.
	There's an ontology about it You know an epistemology about it.
	I think which which makes you think so $100 a month GoPro on the head.
	I'll think about it.
	You know not a bad idea But I do want to have a little bit of privacy, you know, for people always asking me, live stream this, live stream that.
	I want to enjoy my life for myself.
	All right.
	Your mother says congratulations on 400 episodes, big guy.
	Yeah, thanks.
	That's right, 400 episodes.
	It's not exactly 400 episodes because I think we only have... We start out like two or three on this channel because I was stupid and I didn't number them for a long time and then one day I was like, I should number the shows and I started from the latest one.
	I estimated how many I had done, and I started from the most recent to the beginning, and then I got to the beginning, and it was like episode 3.
	But it was the first episode.
	I was like, I messed it up.
	I messed it up.
	I started too far ahead.
	So technically, very technically speaking, and who's counting though really?
	All the old ones are private anyway, so who even cares?
	Technically, it's like episode 397.
	But it says 400, so 400 episodes it is.
	But thanks.
	Yeah, who would have thought we would have made it this far, right?
	Started on RSVN, now here we are, 400 shows in.
	Yeah, it's been a long time, you know.
	Rob says, Wow, Nick, your philtrum is looking good, big guy.
	You must really be hitting those philtrum stretching exercises.
	Thanks.
	Thank you for the compliment there.
	I can't say that I've been doing a lot of the exercises, but you know, I guess maybe it's the sleeping and the eating helping it out.
	El Campione says, Alliance are cucks.
	Play based horde in classic.
	I don't know what that means.
	TheCrimsonC says, Zoomerism not PooPooPeePeeism will be our credo.
	True.
	NC says, why does RC want to get spanked again?
	I don't know.
	I mean, I guess he thinks he can redeem himself.
	I don't know why he'd think that.
	He tweeted out the other day, he's like, I de-radicalized Nick Fuentes.
	It's like, you lost the debate.
	You conceded on every point.
	And how do you think that you came away having changed my opinion?
	No way.
	I haven't moderated my opinions, I've just gotten better at saying them.
	Okay?
	But, uh, you know, whatever.
	He wants to go in, he wants to get whooped, that's his prerogative.
	Cody says, keep up the good work, thanks.
	Pajit says, hey Nick, it's your friend Pajit.
	Pride month has me blackpilled.
	Remember the good days when society told the gays to just cut it out?
	They just marry a hand beast and have a few kiddos.
	What's wrong with that, right?
	Nothing wrong with that.
	And that is the way it should be, right?
	Because homosexual behavior is, you know, it's just not good.
	I don't understand, even for people that may subscribe to that, it's not a question of, well, you do you.
	You do your thing.
	You have to love who you want to love.
	It's really not about that.
	It's about, this is an activity which, by all accounts, by every metric, is harmful to society at large and to the individuals that partake in it.
	It's harmful to their health, It's harmful to their souls.
	It's harmful to their minds.
	You know?
	So it's not like we're saying, we just don't like your activity.
	Ew!
	I don't understand what you're doing!
	Like it's really hard to wrap your head around.
	No, these behaviors are wrong in every way, shape, and form.
	And how many times do we have to say it?
	The data does not lie on this.
	Mental illness, disease, crime, all these numbers are out of control with homosexuals.
	You know, what do you think?
	Where do you think AIDS came from?
	It wasn't always called AIDS.
	It was called GRIDS, okay?
	Where did that come from, right?
	What is that an acronym for?
	You look at the percentages of STDs.
	You look at the percentage, like I said, of mental illness.
	Things like depression and even other mental illnesses.
	personality disorders, whatever.
	It's all much, there's a high representation.
	You find that what brings on homosexuality often is sexual abuse, divorce, bad relationships with parents, things like that.
	It's just something that, you know, and people are proud of it.
	People are literally dancing and celebrating it in the streets.
	What a sick society!
	So I hear you.
	I hear you.
	It's hard not to go off during this month because everywhere you look it's just, you know, enabling, celebrating, you know, this sick and horrible behavior.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And it's really in the portrayal.
		The way they portray it, that's where the devil is.
		Because I can, you know, where a lot of, I think, normies are at is, and this is where Hunter Avalon is at as well, it's not our business to regulate the relationships between people.
		It's about what's good for people.
		You want people to be doing things that are good for them.
		You want them to be healthy and virtuous, and it's neither of those things, you know?
		So it'd be like if you said, well, you know, people consensually taking heroin?
		People consensually cannibalizing each other?
		What's wrong with that?
		Why should I get in the way of that?
		You know, the level of romanticization of this in the media would be like with anything else.
		It'd be like a movie about how cool heroin is.
		You know, heroin is not dirty needles, disease, death, overdoses, drugs, crime.
		Well, it is a drug, but you know, drug gangs and crime.
		It's feeling good.
		It's people feeling really good all the time.
		It's normal.
		It's the new normal.
		It's just, you know, there are people that are on heroin, people that aren't.
		You know, that would be the equivalent of what's happening with Pride Month, right?
		Colton says, I lost $1,000 at the casino last night.
		I feel so stupid I want to cry.
		You should cry, and you should feel stupid.
		Should not gamble.
		Don't gamble.
		Why would you gamble $1,000 away?
		You should feel bad.
		Now, you know, don't kill yourself over it, right?
		I mean, you make more money, but people should not gamble.
		I've never understood this.
		How do you get addicted to gambling?
		I hate spending money.
		I'm frugal.
		I've been frugal all my life.
		I don't understand it.
		You know, as much money that I've had coming in in the past or in the present, I've never been a profligate spender.
		You know?
		So I'd understand the proclivity for some people to say, I want to throw my money in the garbage.
		I want to go and gamble my money away.
		Don't understand?
		You should feel bad.
		You should feel bad.
		You've wasted your money.
		Don't gamble.
		Don't gamble.
		If you gamble, gamble, you know, if you've got it under control and you, you know, you set an amount that you're okay with losing, but I've never understood.
		I would never gamble.
		I don't want to lose any money on something silly.
		Sebastian says, is there any chance you could stream some Sims 3?
		It would be hilarious seeing someone with your views playing it.
		Anyways, keep up the good work, man.
		Sims 3?
		I don't have it.
		Is it on Steam?
		I don't know, maybe.
		I'll check it out.
		I need a new game to play.
		I'm pretty bored with everything else.
		Michael says, for the upcoming debates, I'm begging you to have the moderators be strict on interruptions.
		The Nick debater cries out in pain as he interrupts Nick.
		Every time!
		Every time.
		It always happens.
		It's because whenever I get the time, I do very well.
	So I always get interruptions because people don't want me to red pill the masses.
	Every time I get the interruptions.
	And I never interrupt.
	I'm a very good listener.
	You know?
	So, uh... Yeah, Red Elephant's, I'm sure, will be good on the interruptions.
	He's a pretty good moderator.
	He'll be the one doing the moderating.
	Joel says, thoughts on illegalizing homosexuality and how should society treat the queers?
	Also, should we do with non-white citizens already here?
	Deport?
	Okay, okay, so it's one of these people.
	I don't know that homosexuality should necessarily be illegal.
	I don't know.
	But you should not have any kind of union recognized by the government for homosexuals.
	There should be laws against the promotion of it.
	There should be laws against the expression of it in public.
	I mean, there should be some serious prohibitions on it.
	I wouldn't go as far to say, I don't know, maybe.
	I don't know if I'd necessarily be opposed to it.
	Maybe fines.
	It's just, I don't know about crossing that Rubicon in general about sexual behavior.
	Like, should adultery be illegal?
	I don't know.
	That seems to me like a bridge too far.
	So I don't know if I would say outright it should be illegal, but I definitely think that public expressions of it, propagandizing, especially directed at children.
	Should be under harsh regulation.
	It should be treated, I think, um, it should be discouraged.
	You know, that should be the official position of the government, is discouragement of it.
	And, uh, non-white citizens already here deport?
	Yeah, no, we've never been in favor of that.
	What a retarded question.
	Women shouldn't swear.
	Says, congrats on the big 400.
	Big guy, thanks for bringing me to God and the church.
	You're the best out there.
	Thanks!
	True.
	Very true.
	I am the best out there.
	But thanks, man.
	And good to hear that you've been brought to God.
	Another tally there.
	So I appreciate it.
	OldLiver says, JTube is giving away free Super Chats.
	So here.
	Ah, thanks.
	Oh, you mean YouTube.
	YouTube is giving away free Super Chats?
	Is that true?
	Big if true.
	Guy in the crowd says, In his latest interview, Jesse Lee Peterson asked his guests why he can't make jokes against Jewish people.
	A JLP would be unstoppable.
	Yeah, because he's kind of soft on Israel and the Jews.
	So that would be pretty based if he was able to raise his power level on this matter.
	Acid Rain says, Massachusetts strong!
	Yeah, based Boston, huh?
	Nicholas says, when will you debate a based prot like Steven Anderson?
	I don't think it's really productive to be debating Protestants, and also not productive because I'm not a theologian, but, um...
	Why would we go against Steve Anderson?
	He's already based in Red Pill.
	We should be debating left-wing people.
	But in any case, with Steven Anderson... I don't know.
	I mean, look.
	The Catholic-Protestant debate has been done before.
	It's been done to death.
	And what more is there really to say?
	You've got people... You've got this inherent contradiction in the religion that...
	You don't have any authority over the interpretation of the Bible.
	It makes no sense.
	So, you know, what more is there to say other than that?
	People always, what are you Protestant debate, religion debate?
	It's very simple, I think.
	You know, you either believe that Peter is the head of the church or you don't.
	It's that simple.
	What is the debate?
	You know, we were, I went at it with Jay Dyer for a few hours and I've admitted there was a stalemate or a loss.
	Admittedly, he's much more knowledgeable on Orthodox Christianity, but In spite of all the, you know, everything that he threw at me, it always comes down to what is your interpretation of the gospel?
	Do you believe that the keys, the rock, all of that, does that carry the significance of authority in the church?
	Or do you believe that it's all sort of arbitrary, you know?
	But that's really what it comes down to.
	Fessomantics says I moved to LA for school and yesterday passed a lady shitting and pissing on the side of the street.
	Was growled at by a homeless guy in a wheelchair and then I realized my life is a comedy.
	Yeah, are things getting crazier out there or is it just me?
	I hear ya.
	That's our new country, you know, what a what an awesome time.
	Oh, it's just such a joke.
	You get it's like That's all it's about.
	It's about people.
	The country is the people.
	The people are low quality, the country is low quality.
	Why do you think the cities are clean in many places?
	It's because the people pick up after themselves.
	And these people don't.
	You know, it's because people are responsible.
	People take things for granted.
	You know, that you go to the grocery store and it's clean and orderly and the shelves are stocked.
	This doesn't happen magically.
	This does not happen automatically.
	It happens because the people running the store take pride in their work.
	The people that are patrons of the store have an expectation for the way things should be.
	And so there is this relationship in the society between people that we set a high standard for ourselves.
	We hold ourselves accountable.
	That's what the United States used to be about.
	And now the United States is going to be about sort of coercing people using the government to meet minimum standards of civilization.
	That's the difference.
	That's the difference between a country that is exceptional and a country that is garbage.
	Okay?
	In Mexico, people don't care.
	In America, it's like Tony Soprano says, our people give a shit.
	That's what it comes down to.
	In America, in Europe, everywhere else.
	Pardon the language, but that's what it is.
	These people don't care.
	They don't mind living in garbage.
	That's why they live in garbage, where they come from.
	And they're going to live in garbage here.
	You think they're going to come here and suddenly say, Oh, we're gonna, we're gonna do the difficult task of, you know, living in an advanced civilization.
	No way.
	No way.
	That's just sad.
	It's just sad.
	Let's see.
	Illustratamable says, do you disavow the alt-right leader Ben Shapiro and his Judeo-Christianity?
	By the way, have you read Bronze Age Mindset?
	If not, then what mean?
	Yeah, I love this super chatter.
	Always very cocky.
	You won't pronounce my name, right?
	And then he gives me these cringe and blue pill.
	What do you think about alt-right leader Ben Shapiro?
	Dude, cool meme!
	I remember when I did a show about that two weeks ago.
	And, uh, what meme?
	Yeah, that's a really fresh meme.
	I love when I hear people say what meme and do the meme talk and say friend and then I realize, oh, you're a Gen Xer.
	You're a Gen Xer, a boomer.
	Yeah, I read Bronze Age Mindset.
	I don't know.
	I kind of forgot.
	It was like a year ago.
	VideoGameSnakes says the only saint I recognize is Nassim.
	Saint Nassim!
	One of the many saints up in heaven smiling down on us.
	She's protecting the sky.
	She's protecting the net.
	Oh, yeah.
	I hear ya.
	Nassim, gone too soon.
	No, kidding!
	Kidding!
	Kidding!
	I disavow, disavow violence, disavow violence against YouTube or anybody else.
	You know, violence is really reprehensible on all sides.
	And for any reason.
	So, that's a joke.
	Don't want anybody to take that seriously.
	You know, Nassim is a killer.
	Even though she didn't even kill anybody.
	She only killed herself, really.
	Donald Trump says, Nick, I recently took a DNA test.
	Turns out, it's like that song, turns out, I'm 73% Greek, 18% Italian, 7% Russian, and 2% Turkish.
	Thank God I'm not Jewish.
	Thanks for letting me share that with you.
	What do you mean by that?
	Why don't you want to be Jewish?
	What are you, some kind of anti-Semite?
unidentified		Hmm?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You should be happy to be Jewish because Jews are the superior race.
		Just ask them.
		They're the chosen race.
		Jokes!
		Jokes, everybody!
		We're only kidding, alright?
		Just jokes.
		But congratulations, you're a superior med.
		Michael says, would debating a femoid even be worth the cringe?
		Yeah, it'd be funny, because I just, you know, patrol her.
		So yeah, it would be worth it.
		It'd be funny.
		It'd be funny to debate some e-girl.
		I think.
		That's so funny, you know.
		I called her a bimbo, and she's like, you're calling me a bimbo, it turns out.
		What is she, some kind of e-girl whore?
		You go back four years, and you find that she's selling nudes to people.
		Oh, what a shocker.
		I'm so surprised at this, you know.
		It's so funny.
		It's all so funny to me.
		It is all so funny to me.
		All these girls, they want to rebrand.
		You know, literal, literal E girl, literal E thoughts.
		That actually meets the classical definition.
		I'm gonna rebrand as manga conservative.
		Okay, okay babe.
		And she's Jewish too on top of it.
		It's just perfect.
		It's delicious!
		It's delicious!
		The perfect e-girl, you know?
		It's just... I can't even, man.
		It's... It's incidents like this where you just... You just have to shake your head.
		It's so tiresome, right?
		I mean, there's just no words.
		There's no words for it.
		It's just...
		I can't...
		I am exasperated at that whole situation.
		Right?
		That whole picture, you know, because now...
		And she's in bed with Will Chamberlain, practically.
		I was told that Will Chamberlain told her she cannot do the debate.
		So, you know, this whole alt-right machine...
		And it's just all the scummiest people.
		There are good ones, okay?
		You know, if Ali considers himself part of the Alt-Light, he's my friend, obviously.
		He's solid.
		And Dan Bostic is good.
		And there's, you know, I have friends in the Alt-Light who are fine, and I don't think they're really part of the proper Alt-Light movement.
		But all these different... It's like the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where people are popping in.
		It's like, who are you?
		And they're all just the cringiest, worst grifters, whatever.
		You know, scumbags, and all self-promoting, retweeting each other, this sick group of people.
		Terrible, terrible.
		So we have to bring an end to that.
		It is the job, it is the task, the crusade of the Knicker Nation.
		We are bringing an end to that.
		I am saving the right wing from grifting.
		I'm saving the right wing from atheists and Jews.
		I'm saving the right wing!
		From the phonies, the frauds.
	It's a real right-wing.
	People don't want to touch me.
	People don't want to, uh, and I mean in terms of engage with me on Twitter or do debates or whatever.
	They think I'm radioactive.
	Because I'm real.
	Because I'm authentic.
	I'm not some guy that's trying to, you know, climb the political ladder.
	I'm not somebody who's trying to get money from a foreign government or get a job at a think tank or rub shoulders with some important person at the Trump Hotel in Washington D.C.
	I am just some psycho doing a show, alright, with a webcam, and nobody else!
	And that's what allows me to be real, okay?
	And that's why they don't like me.
	That's why they want to shut me down.
	That's why some bimbo has to block me on Twitter and hide from me, because she knows that I'm gonna expose her for what she really is, and all these people too.
	So... So that's what it's about, you know, with all these different people.
	Anyway, Donald Trump says, Nick, I have diarrhea.
	So that's, yeah, fitting.
	Fitting Super Chat after that monologue.
	He says, wow, very good.
	George says, all these idiots thinking being anti-left.
	SJW is the same as being right-wing.
	Shaking my head.
	LA is trashy, but at least it's not as gay as the Bay Area.
	It's pretty gay, dude.
	LA is pretty gay.
	What kind of claim is that?
	Yeah, LA is a trash garbage heap, and it's extremely gay, but it's not as gay as the Bay Area.
	That's some consolation there.
	But yeah.
	That's so true, though, about people saying, well, I'm against blue-haired feminists, but I'm a total Zionist shill myself.
	I'm against blue-haired feminists, you know, like my Leonopolis.
	I'm against SJWs, you know, but you're a dick-sucking Zionist homosexual libertarian, so what difference is it really, at the end of the day?
	Okay, so what do you want?
	You want some award?
	Because you're not some screaming banshee feminist?
	What difference does it make?
	You're a libertine hedonist anyway.
	I just, I can't, I can't even, get them away from me!
	Get them out of my sight!
	TAC says, hey Nick, it's me, Sean Hoy.
	I saw this terrific poster in the back bay today featuring one of the students killed in Parkland saying you would still be alive if you went to school in Boston.
	Ironically, an Afro-American shot and killed a taxi driver in broad daylight just blocks away from that poster.
	Thank God for Boston's gun laws.
	Yeah.
	Well, good to see you, Sean Hoy.
	It's funny.
	I used to live near the Back Bay because BU is right around there.
	But yeah, pretty funny.
	That's, you know, it's the case everywhere you go.
	It's not the guns.
	It's who it is, right?
	And who was the one who shot up the school anyway, right?
	But what are you gonna do?
	Gun control lunacy, right?
	Didn't expect to get a super chat about gun control laws, not fixing gun crime.
	But thanks, Sean.
	Good to hear from you, big guy.
	Michael says, thoughts on intro being highlight reel type loop?
unidentified		What?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What does that mean?
		Reddit says, gaze mad times 24.
		Yep.
		Warhammer says, you have any tips for my internship interview tomorrow?
		Give him a firm handshake.
		Make sure your shoes are shined, right?
		Isn't that what the baby boomers say?
		Dress for the job you want to have.
		Give them a firm handshake.
		Look them in the eye, okay?
		That's what it's all about.
		I don't know, man.
		Just be yourself.
		I don't know what to tell you.
		I've never had a job interview.
		The only jobs I ever worked were like warehouse jobs.
		You didn't have to, you didn't really need an interview for that.
		So, was there an interview?
		Maybe there was.
		I don't remember actually.
		For UPS, I don't think there was an interview.
		But in any case, yeah, I don't know what to tell you.
		I don't know.
		I've never had to, uh, I've never been in that kind of, like, corporate environment.
		Matty says, Tumaga Inc.
		accepting liberal axioms logically necessitates the wrong conclusions.
		Trying to stake a middle ground is logically invalid.
		The precepts follow into their conclusions like arithmetic.
		Wow, very intelligent super chatter.
		Very intelligent super chatter there.
		You can tell because he said logically not once but twice.
		But yeah, basically true.
		I mean that is that is the ultimate problem with them is the liberal Axioms Lead to liberal conclusions basically, right?
		So it is self-defeating in that sense you get you get progressivism out of liberalism How do you think we got where we are today?
		So that's true Jonathan says if you hate paganism, have you canceled Christmas and Easter the tree bells Santa and Just a big heavy sigh for that one.
		Kid A says, with the gains made by those willing to speak in the only language that commands attention, what are your thoughts on fence-sitters like Sargon and Matthew Shepard?
		Are they relevant as a warning?
		I don't know Matthew Shepard, but what do you mean, speaking the only language that commands attention?
		What does that mean?
		What is with every super chatter just a retard tonight?
		We get some dumb pagan Easter?
		Yeah, read a book retard.
		And what is this?
		Those making games willing to speak the language that commands attention?
		What is this a riddle?
		What does that even mean?
		Fence-sitters like Sargon and Matthew Shepard are as irrelevant as a warning.
		A warning for what?
		Can you speak English?
		Lorehammer says, how do I maximize my UK experience?
		I don't know, man.
		Become Muslim.
		Holograph says, it's pretty epic how loads of police departments here in Cali have literally said they have given up on the homeless.
		I love paying taxes.
		Yeah, that's the future too, is paying more taxes to live in garbage, right?
		EK says, can you ask your DC contacts about Ruth Ginsburg?
		Is she dead?
		Is there a cover-up?
		We haven't seen her in months.
		You want proof of life?
		Alright, easy QAnon.
		Easy QAnon.
		No, I've talked to my contacts in DC.
		I haven't heard anything about Ruth Bader Ginsburg being dead.
	So, I don't know.
	I haven't heard anything.
	Tyler says, yo Luke, Okay, so some kind of tongue twister.
	Not even going to try with that one.
	A's of Win says, verbal IQ check jalapeno.
	Yeah, okay.
	Evan says, I have always called Ashley's that I don't like trashly.
	Fitting actually.
	Caesar King says, hey sorry about the Jim Twink comment yesterday.
	I forget the Jim Twink comment.
	Oh yeah, I called you out for being gay.
	Yeah, that's alright, you know, whatever.
	First Soy Battalion says, in the First World, we are expected to believe that Third Worlders lack agency in the ability to make their own countries better and are our equals at the same time.
	Yeah, that's a good point, right?
	We expect that they come here because they can't make their own country good, but then we expect that they're gonna contribute to our country in the same way as natives?
	Yeah, it is an interesting contradiction.
	Ambassador says, I keep getting unfollowed from you on Twitter.
	They're taking you off the list!
	Well, hey, follow me, buddy.
	Everybody make sure you're following me on Twitter.
	Nick J. Fuentes, alright?
	Double check.
	Right, just in case.
	Prince of Conquest says all immigration to the USA was a mistake.
	Except for, uh, except for Europeans, right?
	James Russell says you hear the State Department had to defund a Twitter project because they were attacking Iranian-Americans that weren't pro-regime change?
	Pretty creepy.
	Yeah, that is pretty creepy.
	But I don't really care.
	I really only care about right-wing people, honestly.
	That's my opinion, basically.
	Puppet Pal says, Nick, did you see that homo Vox guy going after YouTube advertisers all because of Steven Crowder?
	Also, his Twitter bio is cringe and blue pill.
	He has me blocked, so I can't see his bio, but yeah, I did see him going after the YouTube advertisers.
	Well, that's just the move now, you know.
	That's what all these people do.
	And I love the bait.
	He keeps saying, because YouTube doesn't care about queer creators.
	He keeps throwing that out, trying to like dare YouTube.
	to uh you know bend the knee that's just such a joke these people 50 years ago would just have their asses kicked and they would not be a problem you know and i'm not saying problem today we have to listen literally to this guy this joke of a man people have to take this guy seriously youtube google one of the biggest companies in the world has to bend the knee and kowtow to this guy I just goes to show kind of a clown world.
	We're living in we just gotta I don't know man We just got to get out.
	I want a whole Girl, you know not not not pieces.
	Okay, not not not pieces missing girl, right?
	Patrice's has anyone ever been so far as decided as to want to go Okay Kyle says, as a Kyle, I feel like I'm obligated to apologize for the recent surge in inquiries for my location.
	Let it be understood.
	I do not want to be found, folks.
	See Nicker, not me.
	Very good.
	That's very meta.
	Puppet Pal says, Nick, are you going to skip episode 666?
	Well, why don't we wait until we get past 400, right?
	Before we worry about that one.
	Sam Day says, would you burn Sabrina the Teenage Witch at the stake?
	Yeah.
	Jelly says, what do you think about those human dog slaves on a leash walking in the parade?
	I would try it myself.
	Without the proper knee gear it hurts, I guess.
	Yeah, gonna disavow pretty hardcore degeneracy that we see there, but...
	Those are the territory, right?
	Lauren Rose says, even non-drinkers should have wine with meat meals.
	Okay.
	Ziphia says, have you seen the Chernobyl HBO show?
	Seemed fake.
	The show or the event?
	I don't even know what that means.
	NC Ridd says, happy American Independence Day from Luxembourg.
	Not our Independence Day.
	It's next month, big guy, but thanks.
	Lachlan says, Gaze 2010, it's none of your business what we do in our bedroom.
	Gaze 2019, it's none of your business what we do with your children in our bedroom.
	Yeah, basically, right?
	Epididymis, so many great superchats.
	I'm really, can you tell that I really appreciate them?
	I really am really digging your sense of humor.
	That is such an insightful point, Lachlan.
	That is such a funny turn of phrase, and it really is so true about our society.
	Epididymis says, hey Nick, I can't listen to your bass show because I am rehearsing for a musical.
	Does that make me gay?
	Yeah, it does.
	Being in a musical does make you gay, actually.
	No, honestly, actually, maybe I'm gonna break a little bit from a lot of people and say not necessarily, because I would say that, but then I look at James Cagney, who was in Yankee Doodle Dandy, and that movie is based in Red Pill, and that's a movie about a guy who's in plays, and I think he was in stage plays before, so I'm gonna say not necessarily.
	I'm gonna say not necessarily.
	I think a lot of musicals are, you know, pretty gay.
	People that are in the theater I can't understand how you could if not, you know be like that maybe a hundred years ago was a little different, you know, obviously because he didn't have film and television but So, I don't know I would qualify there are some notable people who were in musicals or fans of musicals But I think that's maybe just a generational thing.
	I would say it's pretty gay these days NC Ridd says Nick don't forget avoid the groid.
	I I'm gonna have to say I don't know what you mean by that.
	I have to say that, okay?
	Sean says, hey Nick, I hope you're doing good.
	Well, I'm doing well, but okay.
	Did you see JF offered to host your debate against Ashley and RC?
	No, I didn't see that.
	I already have a platform for our scene just wondering if you'll go though I remember you saying you can't go where David Duke went well that is an issue but we already have a venue for our scene never forgets as I just ordered a meat lovers pizza in honor of what LGBT that's pretty funny I hope the pizza is good.
	David says Doom Eternal looks pretty epic, TBH.
	Haven't seen that one.
	Hokey says stream yourself playing Don't Starve.
	It's on Steam.
	Okay.
	Joe Bros says Doomguy is Catholic.
	Okay.
	Don't know who Doomguy is.
	Hellgraph says if you have seen the HBO show Chernobyl, there's this woman scientist who's so epic and smart and apparently in reality there were hundreds of scientists there and they compressed them into one woman so based.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, pretty epic, right?
	A genius female scientist.
	Do you know any genius female scientists?
	I don't, frankly.
	But, you know, let them have their moment.
	You know, let them have their time to shine in movie and television.
	We need to encourage more women to go into STEM, right?
	Simon Skola says, was gonna send the Cory in the House theme song, but there's a 300 character limit.
	Very unfortunate.
	Yeah, that is unfortunate for you and I and people watching this show that we did not get to read the Cory in the House theme song.
	Lauren Rosas, have you taken the Sam Hyde hetero pledge?
	Yeah, I pledged.
	I pledged years ago when I first saw it, you know.
	So I hope everybody watching the show is taking the heterosexual pledge.
	Very critical, very important.
	It's a pledge that I've sworn to and everybody must as well.
	Christopher Aquinas says, Sup Nick from Australia.
	I'd like to thank you for making me realize the truth in Catholicism.
	Now to start the conversion.
	Keep it up big guy.
	Well thanks man.
	Good to hear you're coming around to the true church.
	Very good to hear.
	Kurtz says, I'm late on this but I wanted to ask what's your thought about Vincent James Oops!
	Scroll down too far there.
	I want to know what you thought about Vincent James' idea to copy the strategy of the Justice Democrats and try to run America First-style conservatives in primaries.
	Feasible?
	Yeah, definitely feasible.
	There's a lot of them.
	Matt Gaetz is an America First kind of a guy.
	Hawley is an America First guy.
	So yeah, definitely feasible.
	We should do it.
	Venti says, lab coat here, you were thinking of the double slit experiment, probability wave function collapsing into particle when observed.
	Shut up, nerd.
	Everybody knew what I was talking about.
	You knew... You were thinking of the double slit experiment.
	I think you were thinking of being a gay idiot, actually.
	I think you're thinking of being gay faggot in a lab coat, actually.
	No, I think that's what you were thinking about.
	Dummy.
	I just, I'm just, I can't take it anymore.
	It's just too many people bothering me, you know?
	Giving me their money and bothering me.
	I explained the electron experiment very clearly.
	Everybody knew what I was talking about because America First fans are geniuses.
	And this know-it-all.
	Um, actually, lab coat here.
	I think, you know, it's a double slit experiment.
	Okay, bitch.
	Bitch!
	Go to your pride parade already in your lab coat.
	Machiavelli says, Nick, embrace your whiteness, goy.
	Don't know what you're talking about.
	Not white.
	I'm not even white.
	I'm Italian.
	Why would I want to embrace whiteness and be, what, some Anglo?
	Some Anglo wasp?
	Not really a glorious tradition there.
	No offense.
	David Sperner says, daily reminder the DNA test companies sell info.
	Yeah, that's true.
	Timedouts says, hey Nick, it must be hard to do JLP's silent prayer with your sleep schedule.
	Hmm.
	Have you ever forgiven your mom yet?
	I don't even know what that means.
	Dykebeater says you look like a skinny Walter, but act like Megan.
	Thanks.
	The Swalagarks says today marks the 15th anniversary of the Killdozer's reign of destruction over the small town of Granby, Colorado was violently ended.
	F's in chat, please.
	Yeah, big F's for...
	Killdozer Hardcore F. Sone says, hey, there he is.
	Question, my dog's displaying some behavioral problems and understanding commands.
	What do I do about this fanook?
	And he's trying to get me to say Sieg Heil.
	That's still funny.
	Dyke Peter says, my mom is going to kill me.
unidentified		Drake and Josh is on tomorrow.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's the only one that's funny to me.
		All these other ones make me want to kill myself, actually.
		If I have to hear the Sieg Heil joke again, I'm just going to start saying it during the show, you know?
		Why not?
		At this point, it's less painful than actually having to hear some dopey idiot try...
		I'm gonna make him say the meme thing again.
		That one makes me want to cut my head off, but the Drake and Josh one remains funny to me.
		Puppet Pal says, Nick, I cringe at myself because I used to think Milo was edgy.
		Yeah, me too.
		We were all there, admittedly.
		I remember the first time I heard of Milo.
		I remember distinctly.
		I remember the first time I was reading his Sexodus article in study hall on Breitbart.
		When I was in high school in 2015, and I was like, Milo Yiannopoulos.
		And I thought it was Milo.
		I was like this ethnically Greek name.
		You know, I was like, who's this?
		And I was reading the Sexodus article, and he was talking about how he was gay.
		And I was like, what?
		Why would they print an article about the Sexodus, but it's by a gay man?
		And the image I had on my head was some kind of weird old dude.
		You know, some weird old gay man.
		And then it was Milo, this British guy.
		You know, saw him eventually on Ben Shapiro.
		But, you know, I thought he was cool for like a minute back when I was in high school.
		So I get it.
		SoCal Mike says the problematic pope actually had some based comments on abortion for once in a compared it to hiring a hitman take what I can get.
		Yeah, yeah, I get it.
		Well, it's just a shame that we hear anti-abortion rhetoric from the Pope and we're like celebrating because he's not advocating for mass immigration instead, you know.
		John Q. Publix is happy 30th Tiananmen Square Massacre anniversary hearing China whining about Pompeo.
		Was choice gets pulled feet first into a malfunctioning escalator?
		Yeah.
		Grand Theft Auto says, is it gay to blow a dude if you're blind?
		Yeah, I would say so.
		NC Red says, I was just memeing about the one-armed Shradcap GF a few weeks back.
		Yeah, I assume so, but there was somebody who went on Twitter, I don't know if she was being serious or not, but she was like, I am one-armed.
		So maybe that was you, I don't know.
		ASDF says, what will H.A.
		say is conservative in 20 years?
		Who's H.A.?
		Oh, Hunter Avalon, yeah.
		In 20 years, Hunter Avalon will say, you know, there's something wrong with being a pedophile, being pro-pedophiles, actually.
		No, I won't say, he wouldn't be advocating that, but you know, that's what the standard conservative position is.
		It's always whatever is like five years previous, you know.
		Five years ago, we're gonna take the position of the left, so.
		He'll probably be there.
		Let's see.
		JC says, I just started watching your stuff.
		I love it!
		Well, thanks, man.
		Glad you enjoy.
		DarkSides says, I'm based in Redpill, but I'm only 5'6".
		Is there any hope for me?
		Definitely.
		You know who else was short?
		You know who else was short?
		Stalin.
		Somebody else.
		A lot of, you know, successful manlets in history, so I wouldn't be too down on it.
		I wouldn't be too down on yourself.
		You can still make it.
		Video game snake says Nick is a homo who likes musicals opinions on the opera big guys that as gay as you I never said I like musicals.
		I said James Cagney was in a musical and he's a Chad American Opera, I don't know.
		I've never really been into it I don't I'm not rich enough to be in the opera and I'm also not you know, European or intellectual enough Charlie dirts is Nick.
	Let's hang out.
	I have to tell you about who runs the media.
	I'll never believe who it is Sounds awesome Hokey says You sound like Steve Urkel when you do that voice.
	Thanks, that's the point of it.
	HColumbia says Hunter Avalon tweets that baby killers will go to hell.
	Where does his base conservative fiancé bro go?
	That's funny.
	Gage writes, hey big guy just wondering what do you think about Max Stirner?
	Thank you and great show chief.
	Well Max Stirner is an anarchist, right?
	I remember reading about Stirner many years ago.
	Um, so I don't know.
	I've kind of forgotten a lot about what he wrote, so I don't really have any sophisticated thoughts about him.
	Your local milkman writes, considering we are stationary and at the center of the universe, how does it feel being in the image of God?
	Uh, it feels good.
	Feels very good.
	I feel wholesome.
	VideoGameSnake says, see Kyle.
	Thanks.
	AP says, I don't get the Walter meme.
	Can you explain it?
	No.
	Okay, and last but not least, PuppetPal says, if I recall correctly, Hunter used to be religious but converted to edgy atheism.
	Yeah.
	He was Christian nominally, I guess, for a while, and then he converted to atheism, and now he's cringe and blue-pilled.
	Now he's a cringe and blue-pilled, libertarian, constitutional Republican type, so what are you gonna do?
	Okay, I think that's all our Super Chats.
	No, I'm sorry, we've got one more.
	Dykebeater says, Blue Ball GF seven days in a row.
	Aren't I alpha?
	Yeah, that's great.
	Okay, that's all our Super Chats.
	That's gonna do it for us on the show.
	Okay.
	Wow, that was quite the slog.
	What do we have, a thousand superchats now?
	A thousand superchats every night now?
	It's like a three-hour show every night now?
	That's okay.
	I'll take the superchats.
	I'll take the superchats.
	Ain't no thing.
	But it wears on me a little bit, you know?
	People, it's like the same, same stuff.
	Everybody says the same stuff.
	Venti says lab coats will rise up, you frick.
	Nighty-night.
	All right, well goodnight, lab coat.
	Okay, so that's going to do it for our show.
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