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by CastingWords Transcription by CastingWords Good evening, everybody.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
We're watching America First.
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
We have a great show for you tonight.
Very excited to be back with you this week, Monday, another epic week of content.
And there's a lot going on in the news.
We are getting very lucky.
We are getting very lucky on America First in terms of content.
Country is very unlucky.
I hate to say it, but things are not going very well for everybody in America and possibly the rest of the world, given what's happening.
But for us on America First, we are set.
We're good to go.
The Go Off Juice container is filled to the brim.
with this Iran stuff and that's going to be our featured story for tonight.
Big things happening with Iran in America.
Major escalation!
And you know it's funny I titled the show on Friday something to the effect of Iran escalates conflict with America something like that and I get all this abuse this abuse on Twitter people saying Well, Iran's not escalating.
America's escalating.
You don't even watch the show!
But you don't even watch the show and you're criticizing and abusing me on Twitter.
Watch the show!
You'll know that I had the right take on Friday.
You know, I acknowledge that.
But in any case, America is escalating the situation.
We've got a lot of new developments.
There is some insider information from the United Nations.
Now, it's pretty funny.
It comes to us by way of Israel.
There was an Israeli paper that reported today.
So, gotta take it with a grain of what?
What are they eating in Israel?
Matzah?
I don't know if you have a grain of that.
What would be a grain that they use?
I don't know.
But you gotta take it with a grain of salt, I guess you could say.
It's coming from an Israeli source from the UN.
They say that Mike Pompeo is pushing for America to do an airstrike on Iran to take out one of their nuclear facilities.
We'll talk about that intel and obviously, you know, we'll talk about some issues with how reliable that information is.
We'll also game it out and we'll talk about what might that look like if there's a limited strike on Iran.
Where is this going?
Because it seems like it's spiraling out of control very quickly.
Of course, we saw on Thursday and we talked about this on Thursday and a little bit on Friday.
There was that oil tanker attack.
Oil tanker attack, and I'm using scare quotes for a reason there, in the Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf of Oman, right out of the Persian Gulf.
Two oil tankers, one belonging to Norway, one belonging to Japan.
I think actually one of them was a chemical tanker, not an oil tanker.
A little bit different.
But nevertheless, two ships attacked in the Strait of Hormuz.
Obviously a very important channel.
A very important strait through which 30% of the world's seaborne crude oil flows.
That's a big deal.
Of course America blames it on Iran right out of the gate.
Iran denies it.
There's been some controversy.
There's some more updates about that today.
So we'll be going over that.
We'll be going over some criticism of the video evidence which was provided.
Got a little bit of criticism for this as well.
I question the validity of this video which we talked about on Friday that has come out since the attack.
Which Pompeo and the government purports to show Iranians using mines to blow up the tankers.
There's some criticism about that.
We'll be talking about the report that says that we're going to do a strike in Iran.
We'll talk about a number of other things.
So it should be a pretty packed show talking about that.
We'll also be getting into this situation with Kyle Kashuv.
Oh no!
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Damn it!
Kyle Kashuv got his admission rescinded from Harvard.
The horror!
This is terrible!
You know, Harvard is just impossible.
You have to have perfect test scores, you have to have a perfect GPA, extracurriculars, and now you have to have all that and be Jewish and get shot at in a school shooting and it's not enough?
It's crazy!
We'll be talking about Kyle Kashub.
Big trouble.
He's in big trouble.
And it's actually a great victory for the Goyim.
Score one for the Goyim back home.
We were able to take him down a peg.
Kyle Kashub having his admission to Harvard College rescinded.
Ah, what a bummer.
And that's because of the leaked conversations which we talked about, I think it was like three or four weeks ago.
from when he was 16 where he he made some pretty horrendous decisions using the n-word using the n-word to describe black people in a very derogatory and nasty fashion you know i guess this guy has some kind of a problem with african americans I guess Kyle Kashuv hates black people.
I mean, that's what those leaks revealed.
And so as a result of that, he's out of Harvard.
And all the alt-right people are very upset about this.
Ben Shapiro, Dave Rubin, Cassie Dillon, all coming to his defense.
We'll have a healthy conversation about this.
You know, and I'll tell you, maybe this is something you've seen coming.
Maybe you expect this from me.
But I'll tell you my take right out of the gate.
I view Harvard University as a private institution.
And you know, hey, I guess you could call me crazy.
I guess maybe I'm some kind of conservative extremist, conservative radical.
Yeah, radical freedom lover.
But I believe that Harvard is a private institution and therefore has a right to do this.
You know, we might not like it.
It might be a real shame, but Harvard is well within their rights.
It's a private institution.
They can rescind the admission of whoever they want, and we are powerless to stop them.
And I see people saying, well actually the Supreme Court ruled about discrimination, or actually Harvard receives taxpayer money and all this.
And all these conservatives, now they want the government to get involved?
They want the big, bad, tyrannical state to get involved?
They want the monopoly on force, taxationist, deaf government to get involved?
I thought they were supposed to be freedom lovers.
I thought they were supposed to be constitutionalist conservatives.
They're all a bunch of statists?
Unbelievable!
You know, so we'll be talking about Kyle Cashew.
Being sarcastic, of course, for people that are Not in the know.
I posted something of this effect on Twitter and I get like 40 replies.
Unfollowed!
This is why I don't like libertarians.
It's like, okay bozo, okay boomer.
Obviously you don't have a 300 IQ to understand my show.
So we'll talk about that.
We'll also talk about this flag-burning bill which passed, or rather was introduced to the Congress this weekend.
I think you know what I'm going to say about this.
It's just a big waste of time.
President Trump tweeting out about this new bill which has been introduced by Steve Daines to the Congress that would have an amendment in the Constitution that says you can't burn the flag.
And this has been the subject of conversation on Twitter all weekend.
Everybody weighing in and they've just got to give their takes.
The flag represents free speech.
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No, but the flag was what the soldiers died for and we have to protect that.
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And, you know, it's just so tiresome at the end of the day that, you know, somebody tweets out something about the flag and it's just like throwing bait.
It's like throwing chum in the water.
It's like throwing a bunch of slop in the trough and all the political piggies, all the NPCs, gonna dig into the trough, you know, giving their low IQ takes.
This is why we can't have a country.
This is why We're all doomed, really, because the masses of death-grovelers, just completely undiscerning, completely subrational.
You know, somebody mentions the flag and we forget that we're about to go to war with Iran.
You know, we forget.
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Never mind that we are hurtling towards war with Iran.
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The southern border is being completely invaded.
Africans are coming in through the southern border.
We're in like three different trade wars at once.
And Trump tweets about the flag.
Fox News all day long.
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Should Antifa be allowed to burn the flag?
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Wow, high priority.
You know, I'm glad everybody's got their priorities straight, right?
So we'll talk about that.
Pretty sure I just gave my whole take, but nevertheless, we'll talk about that.
And that'll be our show.
It's gonna be a very packed show.
Very, very spirited show.
Whoops, missed my sleeve there.
Gotta adjust my sleeve.
Very spirited show.
I'm high energy.
You know, the weekends when I'm away from you, I'm just sort of left back to the underground.
I'm sort of left...
to rot you know i'm left to stew you know how in the media they show people who are on 4chan or people who get radicalized by the extremist right online it's always like they're in the dark and face lit up by the glow of the screen and you know they're scrolling through radical 4chan posts and things like this That's me over the weekend.
So I'm just, you know, I'm fermenting in all of my animosity against society.
So over the weekend, I don't talk to anybody.
I don't really do anything, you know?
And so by Monday, Friday, I'm like, all right, release me.
I have to return back to the underground.
And by Monday, I'm ready to come back out swinging against e-girls, sodomites, globalists, Zionists, all the rest.
So it's going to be a very spirited show, high energy.
There's much to talk about.
Before we get into that, I do just want to say happy Father's Day.
Didn't get a chance to tweet this out the other day.
I don't know, it just feels so, like, perfunctory that you have to, what, every holiday, Flag Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Christmas, Easter, what, I gotta tell you Happy Father's Day?
Get your own kids to tell you Happy Father's Day, right?
I mean, get your own friends and family.
So I didn't tweet it out, but I do want to take the chance to say Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there, fathers watching America First.
I know we have a lot of them.
You know, mothers, it's a little bit more rare.
We don't have many women watching the show.
I think it's like four percent.
According to YouTube's analytics, four percent of the audience is women.
So statistically, it's a lot more fathers.
And fathers are just as important, perhaps more important.
I don't know.
I don't want to weigh into that debate.
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Right.
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I don't want to get called any names or anything.
But, you know, big happy Father's Day.
Good fathers make all the difference.
So happy Father's Day to my father.
Happy Father's Day to the America First fathers.
You know, and truly, we need it, right?
We need the fathers to come back, the father of the universe, perhaps.
You know, perhaps we need our holy father to, you know, maybe just drag California into the ocean or something.
We need fathers to come back into the society, so it's an important day for us as traditionalists.
So, we have that out of the way.
The other thing I have to acknowledge about Father's Day, I was having a great Father's Day this Sunday.
went out to dinner with my family, and all that, you know, the usual festivities, we had a breakfast and all that.
But I noticed something on Twitter, I tweeted this out, and it's just amazing.
We talked about this, I think on Friday, about the BBC, kind of ironic, BBC.
They just passed this new rule in the United Kingdom where they're making it so that advertisements cannot promote harmful gender stereotypes.
And the show on Friday was a little bit about, we talked about this somewhat, about how the advertisements and Hollywood and really anything you consume in the form of visual, audio, anything like that is mind control.
I mean, they're conditioning you.
They know the power of that.
They know the influence of that.
And that's why they manipulate the rules.
And sort of going along those same lines, I hinted at some themes that were going on in advertisements these days.
On Sunday, incredible, I'm enjoying my Father's Day, we're having a great day, and I'm scrolling through the timeline on Twitter and I see an advertisement from the Sports Store Champions, I think that's what it's called, something like that.
I think it's a sports retailer outlet.
I'm not really sure.
I'm not a sporty person.
I wouldn't know.
I don't go to shop there, right?
But anyway, they posted an advertisement and it said, like, father like son.
And in the advertisement, they've got a father and a son wearing Nike.
There is just only one problem.
It's just, well, I don't know if it's a problem.
This is, no, this is by no means problematic, but perhaps peculiar, perhaps a little bit jarring, startling.
Some people didn't even notice, but the fact that the son was African-American and the father was white, you know?
So I thought that was very interesting.
I'm having a normal one.
I'm having a great Father's Day.
Scrolling through the timeline.
Oh, a nice Father's Day tweet by...
My favorite sports retailer, Champions.
And what does it depict?
A white father and a black child.
Now you have to wonder, what results in this kind of a situation?
Well, you can think of a few things.
Some more charitable people are quick to point out, maybe it's adoption!
Maybe this is depicting an adopted child and the father, which is sort of a weird choice.
You know, why would you... Father's Day in America, why would you depict an adopted?
And in that situation, Seems a little out there, right?
But of course, there are other ways where you can arrive at this circumstance, which are, I think, the object of that kind of programming.
Obviously, very subliminal.
Obviously, there's a pretty overt message there.
What are they trying to say to the white man?
Look, I couldn't tell you.
I'm restrained from the YouTube community guidelines, so I can't tell you.
You'll just have to figure that one out for yourself.
But, you know, if anybody, if there's any ambiguity, if there's any doubt left in anybody's minds about the advertising and what's being promoted and the agenda going on, it's on my timeline.
Look no further than that.
It's just like so obvious.
It's inexcusable at this point.
You know, there should be just a white son.
If you're going to have a white father, make it a white son in the same way that if you have a black father, make it a black son.
Nobody cares about this stuff.
It's not like it matters.
But then why are you injecting the social programming, right?
So anyway, saw that advertisement.
Pretty important.
One last housekeeping thing before we move on here.
Tomorrow is going to be a pretty big Trump rally.
It's gonna be in Orlando, Florida at 7 o'clock Central Time.
7 o'clock our time.
I'm in the Central.
I'm in Chicago.
So that's our time.
So I'm thinking that for the show tomorrow we may just watch the rally live on the show.
Let me know what you think about that in the comments or the live chat.
Because I've been debating for the past couple of days.
Do we compete with it?
Do I just do a normal show and have like everybody watching the Trump rally?
Do I come on after and comment on the rally?
I think we'll just start the show when the rally starts, and we'll watch and react to it together, and then I'll give a little bit of analysis.
Let me know what you think about that in the live chat, in the comments, and we'll probably do that, but I'll let you know on Twitter.
So, with all that out of the way, we'll dive into the news here.
Some big exciting things.
I think we're gonna start with the Kyle Kashuv situation.
I'm just so eager.
It's just so delicious when you see this happen.
It's so fitting.
It's times like this when you realize there is justice in the universe, you know?
There is somebody looking out for us, right?
So it was announced today by Kyle Kashuv on his Twitter that his admission to Harvard has been rescinded.
And I'll read you, here's a little excerpt from The Hill.
It says, Harvard University has rescinded its admission offer to a survivor of the 2018 massacre.
at a Florida high school over his past use of racial slurs in an online document posted on Twitter.
The student Kyle Kashuv was a junior at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida when a gunman opened fire in February 2018 and killed 17 students and staff.
He became the target of online criticism last month after images of a shared study guide from more than a year ago circulated on Twitter showing he wrote anti-black slurs which included of course the n-word and also a lot of people didn't even notice this.
in the uh document that was posted where he got busted and it said i can write the n-word and i practice it and and some text messages that said that he called you refer to them as n-word jocks and things like this also in the google document was a veiled threat of a school shooting which i thought was kind of why didn't he get nailed for that somewhere in the document he said something to the effect of building a map inside of csgo that looks like parkland and doing training or something to that effect so i don't know why i didn't get
Called out for that.
Nobody talked about that.
But, in any case, the story's pretty straightforward.
If you don't know who this kid is, he was one of the survivors of the Parkland shooting last February.
That was the big school shooting.
And really, his political birth was... It's kind of a cynical story, in the sense that the reason he came about is because right after the shooting, the left got, if you remember all those different kids, it was that...
That bald girl, and it was David Hogg, and it was Cameron Kasky, and a few others.
And so right after the shooting, the left, I mean, they immobilized so quickly.
And they got all these students together, who survived the shooting, to come out and lead, like, this big speaking tour, and start their own organization, and lead, like, three different marches on Washington, and all over the country, and march for our lives, and this kind of stuff.
High schoolers marching.
And it was a huge deal, and the left was very smart and quick and strategic about this.
In response to that, this is where we get Kyle Kashuv.
Kyle Kashuv was sort of like the Turning Point USA Fox News response to the left-wing school shooting survivors.
So Ben Shapiro, I think it actually was Ali Alexander, who's a friend of this show, he discovered Kyle Kashuv, sort of elevated him, introduced him to some people.
He later became an acolyte and apprentice of Ben Shapiro, of Charlie Kirk, he visited the White House, he's this big turning point sort of a guy, and he became the right's answer, the face of anti-gun control from the perspective of a school shooting survivor for the right.
This is where this guy comes from.
And recently, last month, like I said, these documents were revealed where he said the N-word, he said some racially insensitive things, he said some other controversial things, and of course right away people went after Harvard.
You know, all this stuff came out and they said, "Well, Turning Point doesn't really care and Ben Shapiro doesn't really care." We're gonna go after his Harvard acceptance.
So Laura Loomer was very vicious about this.
Many other people were quick to go to Harvard and say, is this the kind of person you want in your school?
All this.
Finally, he is rescinded from Harvard.
And I'll tell you something about this story.
If this were just about anybody else, I would be defending this person.
If this was not Kyle Kashuv, if this was Like the Covington kids, right?
Or if this was those kids at Whataburger wearing the MAGA hats, or if it was somebody else, I would probably be defending because to see an online mob come after somebody for, again, what amounts to comments that were made when you're 16 and you're trying to be outrageous, you're trying to be funny or offensive, We've all been there.
I've been there.
You know, I got caught on tape saying some certain things back when I was 17 or 18.
This was a couple of years ago.
And, you know, God forbid people found out, you know, things that I said in private when I was 16, you know, when I was in high school.
And I'm sure everybody can relate to this.
Everybody's been 16 once and all that.
And so if it were any other case, I would be out there defending because we have to have some kind of reasonable standard Where we understand that people are young sometimes and immature and they can learn or improve or maybe they learn how to not get caught, you know, something like that because of how oppressive the political correctness system is.
But we're not talking about just anybody.
We're talking about a very specific group of people.
We're talking about Kyle Kashuv and Ben Shapiro.
And they've made it clear that the standard for them is very much inconsistent.
When it's Steve King going out in the New York Times and he gets taken out of context and they try to paint him as some kind of white supremacist, that he said that white supremacy isn't necessarily a bad thing and all that.
Well, Ben Shapiro and all those characters are very quick to condemn and disavow.
And the Covington kids, when they were caught on video, and again, the media made it out like they were antagonizing some helpless Native American protester.
There was Ben Shapiro and all the same characters.
They were on the case to condemn the Covington kids.
This is so disgusting and racist and un-American.
Benny Johnson, same way.
Everybody from Turning Point USA did the same thing.
We've seen this time and again.
Whenever it's a conservative, whenever it's an authentic right-wing person, Who gets slandered in the media, says the wrong thing, yours truly included, Ben Shapiro, all these guys are right there to condemn the real racists and to join in the online mob in destroying whosoever lives is necessary, destroying livelihoods, all that sort of stuff.
And it's interesting because then when the shoe's on the other foot, when it's the left, I'm not even talking about Kashuv in this case, I'm even talking about the left.
When it's James Gunn tweeting out thousands of pedophile jokes.
Remember this?
James Gunn, major Hollywood director and producer.
He produced Guardians of the Galaxy 1 and 2 for Disney, Marvel.
I mean, a very substantial person.
Tweeting out thousands of different jokes where he talks about having sex with young boys and young girls.
Ben Shapiro was right on the case to defend that guy.
To say he shouldn't be fired, they were jokes, we have to have freedom of speech.
When Sarah Jong, who wrote for the New York Times, was exposed for tweets five or six years ago where she said that white people are like dogs.
And the only reason black people aren't genociding white people in the streets is because they're too timid and things like this completely anti-white genocidal maniac.
There was Ben Shapiro defending the New York Times decision not to fire her.
NFL, similar situation defending the NFL kneelers kneeling before the flag when President Trump and every conservative in their right mind was against it.
He was there defending the kneelers.
So we see this standard where conservatives get thrown under the bus.
You say the wrong thing in private, in public, you're taken out of context.
Really it's more about...
What is the left doing?
And conservatives get thrown under the bus.
Steve King, Covington Kids, I mean, you name it.
And they're a target of Ben Shapiro, Kashuv, Turning Point.
When the left does this stuff, they're running defense for these people!
And it's ten times worse!
You know, in the case of Steve King, he was taken out of context.
In the case of Sarah Jong, you had copious amounts of tweets.
Explicitly going after white people.
In the case of James Gunn, same thing.
I mean, you had thousands of tweets.
Making jokes, talking about open pedophilia, okay?
He's running defense for these people.
Now Kyle Kashuv.
is exposed for saying the n-word and saying all kinds of other derogatory, nasty things.
And we're all supposed to go out and come to the defense of this kid?
This kid who is, again, the prodigy, right?
Or the protege, rather.
The apprentice of Ben Shapiro.
Turning point USA celebrity.
Now we're all supposed to come out and run interference against the left because he got exposed a few years ago for saying something controversial?
I don't think so.
I think when any one of these people comes under the gun of the online mob, the left, whatever, let them get eaten.
Let them get eaten alive.
I can't wait for the day that they come for Charlie Kirk.
And Charlie Kirk's been doing some things behind the scenes.
You know, if you're in the know, you know what I'm talking about.
Some things may come out about him.
Who knows when?
But, you know, he's got some secrets.
Ben Shapiro, same thing there.
He should watch who's making his graphics.
I'll say that much.
You know, so I'm sure when all these things start to come out, or controversial remarks or whatever, why should we be out there defending them?
And people will say, oh well Nick, I understand you don't like this guy, you don't like these people, but...
The principle is more important.
The principle of maintaining free speech and protecting people from, you know, getting exposed for a private conversation or a controversial remark that was a joke, you know, this sort of a thing, you have to be out there defending no matter what.
I don't think so.
I don't think so because that courtesy is never extended to us.
And you know what?
Personnel is principle in many cases.
You know, who you are, your character, all of that is just important, if not more than the principle.
So, let him meet Kyle Kashuv.
I think it's a great thing.
I congratulate Laura Loomer.
I think Laura Loomer just proves how effective she is.
You know, say what you will.
I know a lot of people have, you know, certain opinions.
I think she's a very controversial person, and everybody knows that.
But she gets stuff done.
She's tough.
And when she wants a scalp, when she wants to put somebody on a pike, I'm speaking metaphorically, of course, So, big thanks to Laura Loomer, big congratulations, it's good to see.
You know, maybe this will give Kyle Kashuv time to really think about what he said.
Really give him time to learn and grow and understand that minorities and all these other people are fine and not worthy of degradation and hate speech and all that other stuff.
You know, because I was in the same situation.
Actually, Ben Shapiro was the one who tweeted out a clip of me, taken out of context, in a private conversation, secretly recorded, where I said controversial things.
He tweeted that out to his 2 million followers when I was 18.
And I, because of that, as a result of that, I couldn't get into Auburn University.
And couldn't get into a lot of colleges because of that.
And I was ostracized from polite society and all of this.
And so, you know, maybe this will be just a great learning experience for Kyle.
I know that I've learned.
I know that I've learned from my mistakes.
When I said that, you know, Jews were out to get me, and then because I said that, Jews pushed that in front of everybody, made sure that in any perspective, school, employer, friends, family saw that clip.
You know, I learned my lesson.
I learned that you got to play ball, right?
So I hope that Kyle Kashuv, and maybe he'll be studying at some safety school.
You know, there's always state school, community college, you know, he can always do that.
And maybe this will be a humbling experience for him.
We don't need to go to Harvard, right?
I mean, Harvard is, you're not entitled to that.
And again, we always go back to, they're a private institution.
They're under no obligation.
So, As much as we may disagree with the decision, we might be outraged that free speech is under attack, but what can we do?
What can we do?
We're helpless!
They're a private institution and that's just the way the free market crumbles, right?
So that's Kyle Kashuv.
We're gonna move on.
We spent enough time on that.
You get the picture.
We're just, it's delightful.
It's just so delicious to see Ashley Sinclair, Kyle Kashuv, Will Chamberlain, All these people come tumbling down.
It's like the end of NGE, you know, they're just coming tumbling down.
I think finally, you know, 2019's been sort of a rough year in a lot of ways, but maybe there is finally a great comeuppance happening for all of the Grifters, Shills, all these type of people.
So it's great to see.
I'm very excited.
But that's Kashuv.
We're gonna move on to this flag burning story.
We'll talk about this briefly and then we'll get into the Iran situation.
So, like I said at the top of the show, I basically revealed my feelings about this.
There was this bill introduced to Congress that would put an amendment on the Constitution that says you can't burn the flag.
And I'll read...
This is a little excerpt here from The Examiner.
It says, quote, Some Republicans in Congress on Friday reintroduced a proposal calling for a ban on burning the American flag, and they've already won an endorsement from President Trump.
He tweeted out, quote, All in for Senator Steve Daines as he proposes an amendment for a strong ban on burning our American flag.
A no-brainer!
And this isn't really a huge story.
Is there a great chance that this will get passed?
Is there a great chance that this will become law?
No.
And even if it was going to have a chance to become law or become an amendment or anything like that, it still wouldn't matter.
To me, what matters is all the conservatives up in arms, Fox News,
Everybody, all these different conservative pundits on Twitter weighing in, and I'm seeing people fighting over this tooth and nail, and the two schools of thought conventionally are, you've got the more libertarian minded people who say, well, what the American flag represents is free speech, and therefore, burning the flag is the most American thing you can do, somehow, because it shows that our flag and our nation is strong enough
I would be inclined to go more towards the latter side.
There's just one issue.
something like this that's the argument the flag represents free speech and burning the flag is speech and this is how it goes the other side which is a more trump nationalist side says our flag is our flag it's sacred you can't burn it america's not principles it's people people that died defending it and all that now i would i would be inclined to go more towards the latter side there's just one issue it literally doesn't matter it literally does not matter i'm going to And I know that's going to make a lot of boomers mad.
I know that's going to make a lot of, you know, soldier worshippers mad about this kind of stuff.
But honestly, look around the world today.
Does it matter that people are burning the flag?
Absolutely not.
Now that's not to say that it doesn't offend me.
That's not to say that I think it's right.
That's not to say that I think it's acceptable or anything like that.
I would prefer that nobody burn the flag.
I would prefer that people who burn the flag get put in jail.
But let's be realistic.
We're a Again, hurtling towards a war with Iran.
We are already in wars with Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, de facto in Yemen, a host of West African countries.
We've got an invasion from our southern border.
China is rising in the east, and we're having a trade war with them.
Well, I mean, they're the far east, but ostensibly west of America, but you get the picture.
China is rising, we're in a trade war with them, and people are sitting around and bickering about The flag represents speech or the flag is from the heroes of the wars?
Who cares?
And frankly, at this point in time, what does the flag even represent?
Nobody knows.
Nobody knows.
All these people so bent out of shape about the flag being burnt.
What does it mean to you?
You ask Charlie Kirk.
He was in Israel or something or some Jewish fundraiser.
And that's... I'm not even saying that in any other way.
I mean, it's literally a Jewish Republican fundraiser or something.
Talking about how America isn't even the country.
America isn't the people.
America is the ideas.
He said you could go to a desert island and have the Constitution and that would be America.
You go to Africa and have the Constitution and that would be America.
You know, so if America represents liberal universalism, yeah, burn the flag.
If America represents gay marriage, foreign aid to Israel, fractional reserve banking, yeah, burn the flag.
I want to get the biggest, fattest American flag and set it on fire if that's what America represents.
Important caveat.
If, however, America represents to you the Founding Fathers, the wars, the sacrifice, the people that went overseas and died for it, and wars that were actually mattered as an existential threat to America, the people that worked in the factories, the people that settled the land, frontiersmen, predominantly Europeans, predominantly Anglo-Saxons, Then the American flag is sacred, should not be touched, should not be allowed to touch the ground.
But the problem is, we're having this debate about what the flag represents and what it means, and we don't even know what America means anymore.
Nobody's even willing to defend America.
I see how many boomers, and they will dive onto the ground, they will dive into the mud, To keep the flag from touching the ground, but they're perfectly okay with the country being submerged in mud in another way, in a completely different way, if you get what I'm saying there, right?
You know, it's totally fine that America's being demographically replaced and America's being taken over by this rootless transnational elite.
All of that is fine.
You know, the new symbol of American hegemony in the world is the rainbow flag.
All of that is perfectly acceptable to Republicans and conservatives, but God forbid the symbol of this Touches the ground.
Priorities, folks, priorities.
And this is really the biggest problem with America anyway, is the obsession with the abstraction, the conceptual, the principle, and not the concrete, the real, the actual, the physical, right?
The soil, the blood.
I mean this flag debate it represents something much larger and ironically even in a higher sense it does.
The flag debate but flag debate at all.
Focusing on the flag debate is a conceptual representation when you've got real threats to the country.
You know it's sort of like with Notre Dame burning.
Do you remember this?
It was maybe a month or two ago and the Notre Dame Cathedral is on fire and all these right-wing babies I'm literally crying.
This is worse than 9-11.
Oh my gosh, this is just like symbolic of Western Europe.
It's not symbolic.
All of Europe is on fire and people are weeping over Cathedral.
I'd be weeping over the birth rates.
And I say the same thing about the American flag.
You know, flags on fire.
I'm a lot less concerned about that than I am that the country is quite literally on fire.
It's a dumpster fire in places like Los Angeles, Texas, New York.
Soon it'll come to your doorstep, right?
Am I crazy for saying this?
No, but I'm sure I just need to visit the VA, you know, so that some old man, so that some old veteran could lecture me about how, Sonny, you just don't understand, and this flag means something.
I don't know.
All the boomers gambled away what America really represents, and now we're supposed to what?
Trip over ourselves, keeping people from burning the flag?
Give me a break.
Give me a break!
I don't care.
I don't care.
It's a big distraction.
It's a big diversion.
Trump does this every other month.
He comes up with some new controversy to make people forget that the country is going to hell under his watch, on his watch, right?
So don't let them distract you, you know?
For the sake, if this makes it better, I'll say I support the flag burning bill.
I support the bill that makes it illegal to burn the flag.
You know what?
Sentence people to burn the flag to a million years in jail while you're at it, okay?
Now can we move on to what's actually happening, right?
And so, I guess that's a perfect segue.
Enough about the flag debate, which is just so ridiculous.
We're gonna move on and we're gonna talk about this Iran situation.
Our feature for tonight, the big story, is what everybody is worried about, everybody's talking about, and this of course relates to the two oil tankers blown up on Thursday.
So...
You know, again, we could take you all the way back with Iran.
It's sort of a long story.
We've been in this struggle with them for a while now.
Trump has not been focused on Iran, you know, and I think I've said this every time we talk about Iran.
I think it's very notable about this administration.
Iran has never been the focus of this White House.
When he got into office, the focus was on North Korea and China, as opposed to in past administrations, it was Iran and Russia, which I think is a very important thing.
Maybe that says that we're already better off than we would be with the alternative, right?
On the right or the left.
In any case, we started to pivot back towards Iran, I think, once the North Korea summit was finished.
You remember it was last summer that the president pulled America out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or the Iran nuclear deal.
We sort of put Iran on a back burner since then.
The president said when he tore up that deal, or rather withdrew us from that deal, that instead of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action or some other course, what he wanted was a deal that would address the nuclear program, but also the missile program, also their intervention in foreign countries.
And that was really what he wanted to do, was to make a new deal.
And that's an important point to make.
That was his endgame when he withdrew us from the Iran nuclear deal.
Now in the last week it's escalated way beyond what everybody thought.
And I predicted this about a month ago after we suspended their waivers for oil sanctions.
So after we pulled out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action last year, American sanctions came back in full force.
in order to compensate for the fact that all the other signatories on the Iran nuclear deal were not putting sanctions back on.
In other words, only American sanctions would go on, no sanctions from the United Kingdom, no sanctions from France, China, Russia, who had all been part of the sanctions regime before the Iran nuclear deal.
Trump said that we would put sanctions on any company or country that does business with them.
So, So, in other words, we could not get France to put sanctions back on Iran, but we can sanction France's companies, and then French companies won't want to do business with Iran, even though they can.
Even though Iran is not sanctioned by their own government.
So we put back full sanctions on Iran, although we said that we would get a waiver for them for oil, so that we would allow Iran to continue to sell oil even though most of the rest of their economy was subject to pretty crushing sanctions.
Those waivers expired and were not renewed last month.
So now Iran is not able to sell their oil.
In addition to that, Iran is sanctioned for their heavy metals and their IRGC, their Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, has been sanctioned.
So they're under full, like, economic containment.
It's hurting their economy very badly.
Many people believe that this oil tanker explosion, if you're a neocon, they say that Iran is blowing up oil ships to retaliate for that.
If you're a skeptic, you'll say that now America, in addition to the sanctions, Is now going to use false flag efforts and other things to escalate the situation, increase the pressure on Iran and bring them to the table for a deal.
So we've got some new developments here.
Of course, on Friday we talked about this.
The government said that the two oil tankers that were blown up in the Strait of Hormuz, they immediately said that Iran was to blame.
And why did they say Iran was to blame?
Well, because Iran is the only actor in the region who is capable of carrying out such an attack.
Of course leaving out the fact that America, Saudi Arabia, Israel, a number of the Gulf states were also perfectly competent and able to pull off a similar such attack.
So they left that out but they said that it was of course Iran because they were the only ones capable of this and also because they used mines.
They use a specific kind of sea mine which they've used in the past and that these two oil tankers were taken down by mines means that this has Iran's fingerprints all over it.
They did not produce any proof.
That was until Friday, or rather late Thursday, when Mike Pompeo and the State Department revealed a video which they say shows Iran removing an undetonated mine from the Japanese ship.
There is only one problem with that, which is that the Japanese owner of that ship said that it was not a mine that detonated the explosion on that ship.
It was actually a projectile.
Like a missile or a bullet or something like that, because where the ship was detonated was not below sea level, was not below the sea line.
It was actually well above it.
So, couldn't have been a mine.
In addition to that, this is our new development, which I find to be fascinating.
Apparently nobody believes the video!
So, after I did my show on Thursday and Friday, I get a lot of people in the comments, and I see a lot of people online also commenting on my show.
saying "Oh, but what about the video?
Nick is just, you know, blackpilled or Nick is just a retard now because they produced the video and clearly Iran was responsible." Well, it wasn't just me who doubted this.
Everybody is doubting this including the Japanese government.
So I'll read you a little excerpt.
This is from antiwar.com.
It says, "A lot of intelligence experts are openly scorning the video.
They warn that the video doesn't prove Iranian guilt with many adding that the US track record on evidence presented to gin up support for a war generally is not good.
Very true.
Center for Strategic and International Studies analyst Anthony Kordzman was quick to offer alternative proposals to Newsweek, suggesting the possibility, quote, that ISIS carried out the attack as a trigger to turn two enemies, the United States and Iran, against each other.
Or you're watching Saudi Arabia and the UAE create an incident that they can then use to increase pressure on Iran.
So exactly what we said on Friday.
This is some kind of third-party actor at some kind of false flag attack where Saudi Arabia, you know, the UAE, Israel, some other country is instigating basically to draw America into a war with Iran, to escalate with Iran.
Additionally, the Japanese government is skeptical.
This is from the Japanese Times.
It says, quote, the Japanese government has been requesting the United States for concrete evidence to back up its assertion that Iran is to blame for the attacks on two tankers near the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday.
The request came from U.S.
Secretary Mike Pompeo, who gave a statement hours after the attacks, blaming Iran, but without offering proof.
The Department of Defense later released a video allegedly showing an Iranian patrol boat removing an unexploded mine attached to the side of the Japanese-operated tanker Kokuka Courageous.
But Japanese officials remain unconvinced.
The sources said, quote, the US explanation has not helped us go beyond speculation.
A source close to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said, quote, these are not definite proof that it's Iran.
Even if it's the United States that makes the assertion, we cannot simply say we believe it.
The source goes on, quote, if having expertise sophisticated enough to conduct the attack could be a reason to conclude that the attacker was Iran, that would apply to the United States and Israel as well.
And that was from somebody in the foreign ministry.
So pretty based.
So the Japanese government, the owner of the tanker and the intel community are all saying the same thing that I said on Thursday and Friday, which is the video is bullshit.
You know, it very well could be real, you know, hypothetically, There's a possibility.
It's plausible that it's real, but if we look at the history of America, not just in the last 20 years, but in the last 200 years, you know, America producing evidence that a ship was blown up by a foreign adversary, not very great that they're telling the truth, right?
Why do we go to war in Iraq?
Weapons of mass destruction!
How did that work out, right?
Beyond that, you've got the Japanese government saying the same thing.
You've got the Japanese owners of the ship that say that it was in mines.
All these claims that the American government is making are basically not true, or they're incomplete.
They're leaving out the possibility that, you know, if we're only ascribing the circumstantial evidence that Iran was the only one who was willing and able to carry out this attack in the Strait of Hormuz.
That's obviously leaving out the possibility that it was some other actor, Israel, the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, who want this war in Iran as bad as the neocons do, whereas Iran does not want this war, right?
So if you think, you know, you watch the show on Thursday and Friday and I'm suggesting it's a false flag, I'm suggesting it was some other country, Iran was not responsible, And I saw a lot of people in the comments, oh Nick, there was video, there was video, didn't you see the video?
Of course!
You know, people who believe the government are basically stupid and dumb idiots.
I get this all the time about everything.
I can't even mention which things because it's against the community guidelines on YouTube now, but basically if you believe the government, how stupid do you have to be?
Oh, well, the government said that Iran attacked the tankers.
Oh, better believe them, right?
Better believe them.
The government's not hiding anything from us.
The government would never lie to us.
The government would never lie to us about war in the Middle East.
That has never happened.
And there's no reason to believe it will ever happen in the future, so we should believe everything they say.
Mike Pompeo is showing me a grainy black-and-white video of a small boat next to a big boat.
It's Iranians removing a mine from the Japanese tanker!
Oh, okay, yeah.
What a genius, right?
So, it's all the video's BS.
The real news comes in the form of some plans that the US government has for Iran.
So, this is according to the Israeli Times.
Again, take it with a grain of salt, but this has been discussed in many intelligence circles.
I've seen some rumors of this, so it's not exclusive to Israel, but they are reporting the most sensational.
Conclusions about this.
So like I said, it's from the Israeli Times.
It says, quote, the diplomatic sources at the U.N. headquarters in New York revealed to an Israeli source that they are assessing the United States' plans to carry out a tactical assault on Iran in response to the tanker attack in the Persian Gulf on Thursday.
According to the officials, since Friday, the White House has been holding incessant discussions involving senior military commanders, Pentagon representatives, and advisors to President Donald Trump.
The military action under consideration would be an aerial bombardment of an Iranian facility linked to its nuclear program.
And according to the Diplomat, it says, quote, the bombing will be massive but limited to a specific target.
The sources added that President Trump himself was not enthusiastic about a military move against Iran, but lost his patience on the matter and would grant Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who is pushing for action, what he wants.
So to me, I read this report.
I read the last paragraph there, and to me it says it all.
You know, you've got these reports in Israeli media from the UN, where it says, American attack on Iran is imminent!
They're gonna blow up facilities, they're gonna do an airstrike against Iran.
And I see that, and maybe that's cause for concern.
Maybe that...
Maybe that signals to me and you that this is about to get out of hand.
This is about to escalate.
We're going to take it to another level and actually engage militarily with Iran.
Then I read that last paragraph.
I'll read it again for you.
The sources added that President Trump himself was not enthusiastic about a military move, but he lost his patience and would grant Mike Pompeo, who is pushing for action, what he wants.
So what does that tell you?
It's the same thing that we saw, not last week I think, but two weeks ago.
We did a close reading of a similar report that was talking about, or maybe this was several weeks ago, when the waivers on the oil sanctions were expired.
There were similar reports coming in the press where it says, you know, President Trump is reluctant to go to war, but John Bolton and Mike Pompeo are just pushing him, and he thinks they're getting ahead of themselves.
But they want to go to war so badly, and Trump just wants to make a deal.
And then you read this one.
Trump is prepared to attack Iran.
They're going to bombard a facility.
They're going to blow up some nuclear facility.
It's going to be very targeted, but they're going to absolutely decimate it.
Trump is not enthusiastic about it at all, but he's helpless.
He's lost his patience.
Pompeo and Bolton are just going to have their way, and they're the ones pushing for war.
What is going on here?
It's the same, and it's just so dumb.
It's almost insulting at this point.
Because he did this with North Korea already.
If we can see it, obviously now these other governments can see it.
You know, so before people would say, well, Nick, if you can figure this out, don't you think they can figure it out?
Initially, probably not.
Initially, I think if a government sees Trump bluffing in this way, sees this good cop, bad cop sort of technique, they cannot afford the uncertainty to say that, well, he's probably bluffing, right?
If in the situation with North Korea, Trump is saying, I will unleash fire and fury, but I really just want to make a deal.
If this is kabuki theater, and I acknowledged this two years ago, and the North Korean government says it's possible that this is happening, if they're right, they call Trump's bluff.
If If they're wrong, everybody's dead.
Everybody in the government gets killed, right?
So, if you do this the first time, people cannot afford to not take you seriously.
If you bluff, if you bring on all these neocons of your administration and say they want to go to war, they're going to blow you up tomorrow if you don't do what I say, the first time, You can't afford to not take it seriously.
So the government of North Korea or the government of Iran has to at least neutralize the situation, de-escalate, you know, and like Kim Jong-un did, be open to talks and do a big photo op and all this, but create some form of detente between them and the United States.
You do it like five times, you do it five times, you know, or multiple times, and then Iran can call your bluff.
You know, you say, we'll unleash fire and fury, but we just want to make a deal.
We're gonna go to war tomorrow, but we just want to make a deal.
We're sending three carrier strike groups, but really we don't want to go to war.
Well, you do that enough times, and then what do you think happens?
Eventually Iran says, yeah, okay, we'll believe it when we see it.
We know you can't afford a war.
We know you don't want to go to war.
We know this is a negotiating tactic, so F you.
F you.
We're not going to do what you say.
We're just going to continue to defy American wishes.
And I think that's basically where we're at, which is a bit of a crisis.
That's a little bit problematic because, you know, for us, containment was actually a very good approach to these situations.
Containment was a very low-risk way, low-cost way of achieving peripheral American foreign policy interests, in the sense that we look at North Korea, denuclearizing North Korea.
In my estimation, that was something that was worth going to war over.
I don't know if I was in favor of war, if I would say that that should have been our first approach, you know, that should have been our You know, first step to solving that problem, but nevertheless, I think that's nuclear non-proliferation is ultimately worth some sort of American response.
I'm not going to say I'm in favor of some occupation or something, but I think war is justifiable.
Nevertheless, using a strategy of containment where we say we're going to shut down your economy, we're going to sanction you, We're going to ramp up all this pressure.
We're going to do missile tests, and we're going to sail big ships on your coast, and we're going to gather forces on your borders.
That is a very low-cost way to achieve your objectives, if it's effective.
Because look at what happened with North Korea.
We've achieved effectively a detente, and it didn't cost us anything.
What did it cost us?
Arguably, if the serious strike was in service of North Korea, that cost us however much the missiles cost, it cost us whatever it is to deploy strike groups, however much it cost to have our troops in South Korea, which South Korea actually pays for their presence.
It's cheaper to station them there than in America, I'm pretty sure.
So to do a strategy like that is something that nobody goes to war, nobody dies on our side, it doesn't cost us a lot of money, and ultimately you strong-arm North Korea into changing course a little bit.
And obviously North Korea is having mixed results, but it's better than where we started.
The problem becomes once the rogue state gets wise to this, once in North Korea, once Iran gets wise to this, and they say, you know, you could sail as many warships around our country, you could sanction us, it really doesn't matter.
We're willing to be poor.
We're willing to just rely on this sort of parallel system that's being built to challenge the dollar, which is China, Russia, Venezuela, Cuba, you know, all the other rogue countries.
We're willing to just endure the economic pain until other economies are able to make up the difference.
And we know you're not going to go to war with us.
Well, then that's when it becomes problematic, because then you've got Trump in the White House making big threats, making these grandiose statements, and then our credibility is on the line.
If you keep telling Iran, if you don't act as we want, we're going to blow you up, and you continue to not blow them up, well then nobody takes you seriously.
And that's sort of when we have this crisis of confidence.
When that happens, then you have to attack somebody.
Or at least that's the impulse.
At least that is the natural conclusion.
Which is we're threatening Iran.
They call our bluff.
Everybody's mocking us.
Nobody takes us seriously.
How do you get people to take you seriously again?
You blow somebody up.
You go to war with somebody.
So that's where we're at a little bit of a crisis.
It's the same thing with Venezuela.
We were hoping to bluff our way into getting Maduro to step down in Venezuela.
We're sending aircraft carriers, we're giving small and light munitions to the rebels there, and we're giving diplomatic support.
All of Latin America is against Maduro, and Maduro just didn't step down.
And now he remains a dictator.
And this makes the president look impotent.
It makes America look impotent.
And when that happens, again, the impulse is to attack.
And so, well, on the one hand, I look at this report and I say, this is just laughable.
You know, here we are again, Mike Pompeo and John Bolton just really want to blow up Iran, but Trump is trying to resist, but he can't hold on any longer.
Please make a deal, Iran.
It's almost laughable, the messaging that is there.
They're clearly trying to get through to Iran, but what happens when Iran calls the president's bluff?
That's when it becomes problematic.
And, you know, to me, it's just a joke with this foreign policy decision.
They say, well, if we do a strike, it'll be limited.
We'll take out one facility.
We'll blow it up.
And, you know, that'll be your attack.
That'll show that America means business.
And this is a joke.
The reason being is because even if, and this has been talked about, there's a study in Congress which talks about this.
Even if America went into Iran and did just like a full-scale bombing campaign, like intense with the intention of destroying Iran's entire nuclear program.
If we send in bombers and we blew up every centrifuge, every facility, every element in the process of enriching, refining uranium, building nuclear devices, anything like that.
We wiped out their whole nuclear program and we were successful.
Do you know how long it would take them to reconstitute it completely?
Six months.
It would take them six months to rebuild their nuclear program.
So if we went in there, and that's not even what they're saying, that's not even what they're promising, okay?
But just to illustrate how ridiculous this is, if we went in, we destroyed their whole nuclear program, and we, that would be impossible, only because we don't even know all the facilities that they have.
We're not even aware of all the facilities.
Some of them are so far underground, like I believe at Fordow, that It's questionable if our bombs could even blow up those facilities.
So, assuming that we could, we knew all the facilities, we could blow them all up.
If we destroyed everything that we could, it would take them approximately six to nine months to reconstitute their nuclear program, their centrifuges, they'd be ready to go enriching uranium again.
So all these people say, we're gonna take it to them, we're gonna take the fight to them, we're gonna denuclearize them.
It's laughable.
And here's what happens.
That's not even what's being promised.
Let's say we go in there, we blow up one facility.
And I don't know if that'll happen anytime soon.
I thought it was less likely last week.
I think it's probably more likely now.
But let's say we go in, America blows up one nuclear facility.
Here's what happens immediately.
All of Iran hates America now.
So whereas previously the Iranian government could have said Iran is poor because America is hurting us.
Iran is poor and suffering and failing because of outsiders.
essentially, because of foreign governments interfering in our internal affairs, and they could pass off any Iranian discontent as the result of foreign interference, now all of Iran is united against America.
Now all of Iran is saying, they all believe that, essentially.
They're all saying now, well, America attacked us, so now we have this new nationalistic fervor, and now we support the nuclear program.
Even though it's costing the government a lot of money, even though it's made our country poor, we have now just been attacked.
It's a sort of defensive instinct.
Now in Iranian politics, you have to be against America.
All the military or the militaristic hawkish type people rise to the top.
You'll never get a deal done after that happens.
2.
Iran is going to retaliate.
If America blows up a facility, they're not going to just take that laying down.
They didn't take the sanctions lying down, right?
I don't think they take any of these sort of provocative actions lying down.
That's why they're developing a nuclear program in the first place.
Let's say they close the Strait of Hormuz.
Let's say they start attacking oil facilities across the Middle East.
Let's say they start attacking bases.
Now oil prices just jacked up the global economy tanks.
So taking out one facility, not only is that not sufficient to do anything materially to deter them from getting a nuclear weapon or doing anything to destroy their existing nuclear program, but it's going to cause all kinds of fallout.
If they retaliate, it's going to escalate into full-scale war.
If Iran retaliates, what can America do but retaliate again?
And this is the problem.
Then you escalate further and further until we're at a full-scale ground invasion.
So they say, and they may say, who knows, in the coming weeks, we're going to do a limited precision strike on one facility.
You know, like this guy in the State Department says allegedly, well, it's going to be targeted at one facility, but it's going to be overwhelming.
And they sound like that.
That might be what they're saying now, but you gotta think of the consequences.
We take out one facility...
This emboldens everybody in Iran who is against America, they retaliate, we then have to retaliate, and so on and so on until it's out of our control then.
And look, maybe it doesn't escalate into full-scale ground war.
It doesn't necessarily end in that outcome, but you do understand that it's no longer in our control how far this escalates.
It very well could happen that we take out one facility and Iran says, okay, okay, we're going to come to the table.
That's unlikely.
It's a possibility that we take out one facility, Iran retaliates, we retaliate, and then Iran says, okay, okay, we're coming to the table.
That's a possibility.
Maybe not likely.
But the point being is, once you start blowing people up, once you start blowing up facilities, and actually it's America versus Iran, American ships blowing up Iranian government facilities, well, once that happens, it's no longer in your control.
You don't have a say.
Now Iran has a say.
So if they keep retaliating, they keep escalating and daring us to go to war, well then, maybe that's something that, you know, people are just going to have to deal with, you know?
And I'm not, I don't mean to say that in the way that I'm for it, I mean that in the sense that there will be momentum to this escalation that might not be able to be stopped once we embark on that path, is what I mean.
That once the neocons get to take out one facility and Iran escalates and so on, It might be out of President Trump's hands.
As much as he may want to pull us back from the brink, as much as we don't want to go to war, it'll be one of those situations where we're forced into it.
And I know somebody commented, I think it was actually Pete Buttigieg, which is unfortunate because we don't care for him, but he said that it was eerily similar to the buildup to the invasion in Iraq.
Now I laughed at people and they said that about Syria because it wasn't true, but if there is some kind of a strike on Iran, it will be a mirror of what the buildup to Iraq looked like.
And I'll say at the outset, you know, like I've been saying for weeks and weeks, an invasion of Iran would be totally impractical.
For all the people that are saying, war is imminent, we're going to be invading soon, you know, there's this rumor about a targeted surgical airstrike and that means ground invasion is around the corner.
I would say that that's premature.
You know, again, what would it look like going to war in Iran?
A quarter of a million troops at least.
It would be trillions of dollars.
You would have to occupy the country.
It would be tremendous loss of life, casualties.
The global economy would go under because the Strait of Hormuz would be in so much jeopardy because of a war.
So oil would be sky-high.
So it would be just a really horrible, terrible, huge endeavor to go into Iran.
So when people say, well, this will lead to war anytime soon, I would say that that's probably not plausible at this point in time, but we're certainly not moving in the right direction.
You hear rumors about airstrikes, attacks.
Iran does not seem like they're any closer to coming to the table.
I think we are definitely closer to that possibility.
If we're still very far out than we were yesterday, or than we were last week, or than we were last month.
And that's concerning.
And, you know, on the part of Iran, they're not really helping either.
There was a report today.
This is also on antiwar.com.
It says Iran announced on Monday that it will be increasing uranium enrichment and will surpass the enrichment cap of 3.67% that was agreed upon in the nuclear deal signed with the Obama administration.
Nuclear enrichment needed for weapons is 90%, but they said that they would increase their enrichment levels to 20% to use in their reactors.
So Iran's not really helping us, right?
If we say that Iran blew up a ship, and it's probably not Iran that did it, but if we say that, in other words, communicating to the world and to Iran, we've created our pretext to attack you.
We've created our pretext to introduce a thousand more troops to the Middle East like they did, or send more warships like they did, or ultimately, Well, you know, again, are we at the point where we're going to go to war with Iran anytime soon?
Probably not, but we're closer to there than we were yesterday.
So, it's a little bit concerning.
Of course, on this show, we oppose war with Iran.
We have nothing to gain there.
And the thing about Iran, which is funny, is Iran never had a nuclear arsenal.
They've never had an arsenal.
And it has been argued that Iran was pursuing a nuclear capability, which means that they wanted all the pieces in place essentially to build a nuclear arsenal if they wanted one.
In other words, you have a certain amount of enriched uranium, you have all the infrastructure in place, you have the missile technology, you have the warhead technology, and so on.
And that means, and that's a distinction, a capability meaning you could construct one.
You have the know-how, you have the resources, you have the infrastructure, you have the scientists.
There's a lot of human capital that goes into this as well.
An arsenal means you actually have a bomb that you could blow up on somebody, right?
It was like 10 years ago that Bibi Netanyahu said at the United Nations that Iran is 95% of the way to a bomb.
They still don't have a bomb.
You know, in all the alarmists that were saying, Iran is developing a bomb, Iran, we need the nuclear program, and even the nuclear, or rather the nuclear deal, even the nuclear deal won't stop them from getting a bomb.
They still don't have a bomb, as far as we know, and I think that's pretty good intelligence, right?
They've been more compliant with the IAEA than Israel was when Israel was developing their nuclear program.
So in all this, all this conflict, right, all of this controversy over the Iranian nuclear program, they still to date have never demonstrated a nuclear capability or a nuclear arsenal.
And yet we're already like thinking about going to war with them.
It's totally ridiculous.
And it's not our war to fight.
You know whose problem this is?
Israel's problem.
Now, that's not to say that non-proliferation is not in our interest, but it is to say that until it becomes a much greater concern, until, you know, they actually are going to acquire a bomb, containment will do just fine.
There are many other options we can pursue.
Moreover, if we're going to do any kind of regime change or anything like that, let Saudi Arabia take care of it.
Let Israel take care of it.
Israel's got a nuclear arsenal of their own.
Israel has one of the strongest militaries in the region.
So does Saudi Arabia.
Turkey has a strong military.
Pakistan has a strong military.
If people are worried about Iranian nuclear proliferation, why don't they do something about it?
But, you know, you got people from Kansas and Oklahoma.
They're going to go to Tehran.
They're going to go thousands of miles away.
So that in 10 to 15 years Iran is not able to develop the capability to one day build an arsenal?
It's totally ridiculous.
So I, you know, would just urge caution.
I would urge caution on the side, or rather on the part of everybody involved.
And like I said, I don't think that we're, you know, hurtling towards war anytime soon.
But these developments are troubling.
You know, these rumors that we're hearing, this oil tanker explosion, Iran being totally non-compliant and, you know, they're trying to stick up a big middle finger to America.
It definitely seems like we are further along on the road to some form of regime change, some form of kinetic action than we were yesterday or last week or a few months ago.
So it's very concerning.
I hope we don't go down that path.
For the country's sake.
For the show's sake.
If that happened, we would have so much good content.
People would be donating saying, you know, oh yeah, finally somebody speaking out against the war in Iran, you know.
The show would take off.
I would be famous.
I would be Charlie Kirk level.
The voice of a generation speaking out against Iran.
So it'd be very good for me.
It'd be very fortunate for me.
I'd be a war profiteer in some ways, right?
So it's not just the transnationals that have a monopoly on the war profiteering.
I guess in a way your YouTube live-streaming industry is, you know, the military-industrial complex, right?
It would be very bad for the country, right?
Very bad, very hard for the United States.
So that's Iran.
That's all the news on that front.
Another clickbait headline.
I just think it's so funny.
War!
Strike on Iran imminent!
You know, but it's probably not.
We're gonna take a look at our superchats.
We'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
I'm gonna take a look.
And we'll hear from the unwashed masses.
What are the NPCs?
What are these depth grovelers, piggies in the political trough?
What do they have to say about my show?
I'm so interested to find out tonight.
No, I'm kidding, but I'm only kidding.
I'm only giving you a hard time.
Let's take a look.
We've got Sam Day who says, I can't wait for another hollow costly war.
Yeah, it's gonna be great Well, hey, you know who knows maybe we'll get to deploy in Tehran I'll get to do the floss over some ancient Persian monument or something, you know, I'll be able to do the default dance After we blow up some Persians not all bad.
It's not all bad and on you know And I will I will say this and this is not don't don't take this the wrong way but there's a lot of people in On the right-wing Twitter side, who are always pining for violence, they're always talking about, and it's so transparent what that is.
But a lot of people on right-wing Twitter are like, oh, we were born in a time where you just have to work all day in a cubicle and you're like a slave and, you know, it's not like the old days where you could be a gladiator or a knight or a soldier, you know, something like that.
And it's always interesting the overlap.
The same people that are always talking about, I want collapse, I want violence, I want to be a warrior, all this.
They're always the ones complaining about having to go and fight a war.
Now that's not to say that I don't sympathize with both sides.
I'm anti-war.
And also, I understand the sentiment.
But it's just sort of ironic where people say...
Two different things.
You know, there's a lot of contradictions.
People that say, I hate modern society, I hate technology, but they want to preserve Western civilization because of its high culture and civilization, you know?
So anyway.
Anyway, just a little contrarian observation there.
Stuckman says, Tom McDonald, I don't know who that is.
Hey Nick, just over a year ago on Warski Live you made a bet with Ralph about who would have the better channel in a year's time.
Looks like you won.
Well, I don't like to keep score, and Ralph has since become a friend of mine.
You know, me and Ralph are cool now, and I've been on his show a few times.
What can I say?
America First has defied all expectations and odds, hasn't it?
I remember we've had a lot of challengers come up in the right-wing livestream landscape.
A lot of different shows and they always claimed to be Oh, they're going to overtake America First.
Oh, you know, they're rising.
They're doing better numbers than America First.
And, you know, where are they today?
Where are all these other shows?
You know, people telling me, Nick, you've got to change the time when you do your show.
You just can't compete with this other show.
Or, you know, Nick, your numbers aren't as good as this E-drama show.
Or, Nick, we're keeping you up at night because we're doing better numbers than you.
And so for a long time, you heard all these different challengers and all, you know, really hot for a week, you know, really hot for a month.
But they all go away in the end.
And that's because America First cannot be matched in consistency and quality.
It's the recipe.
This is why I like McDonald's, right?
Those are those are the principles that guides I think a successful product.
Gotta be consistent.
Gotta be quality.
And that's what I'm like the Big Mac.
I'm the Big Mac of right wing live streams.
Hello, Big Mac Department.
So, you know, the finest sandwich in the country.
Exactly.
So.
Yeah, I'll break my arm patting myself off on the back, right, or patting myself on the back.
You're the one that pointed it out, so I can't be called arrogant or anything because you pointed it out.
I don't like to keep score.
I like Ralph, but, you know, hey, as long as we're on the subject.
Anyway, Everest says, Furnace is the best Minecraft block.
Changed my mind.
I don't know.
I disagree.
I disagree.
What about the diamond block?
Hello?
Very foolish.
Tyrone's is amazing.
Oh, that's... I see what you did there.
Was that some kind of covert anti-semitic holocaust joke?
That's not funny, okay?
Joking about the holocaust?
That's not very funny, okay?
Usually I would let that slide.
I wouldn't call that out.
I wouldn't expose you.
But you know what?
I believe sunlight is the best disinfectant for like covert anti-semitism, which has no place in our society.
So I disavow that.
You should be embarrassed.
Joking about something like that?
What are you, like, 10 years old?
What are you, like, in the 1940s, bro?
That's not cool, okay?
Can't have it.
Tyrone's is amazing.
I thought that was a super serious super chat, but I had to call it out for what it is.
Tyrone says amazing how Sam Hyde has won one hundredth of the subscribers of someone like h3h3, but his magnitude more culturally significant shows the underground is powerful.
It's true!
It's true.
I'm continually amazed by how powerful our internet community is.
You know, you look at a lot of people who have 100, 200,000 followers, a lot of these alt-right type people, and their engagement is garbage.
You know, I see like Raheem Kassam.
Perfect example.
160, 170,000 followers.
This guy gets no engagement on his tweets.
He's totally astroturfed.
And the people he gets engagement from are all boomers.
Can any of these alt-light people start a live stream and get 2,000 people watching it on a weeknight?
No, they can't.
And even if they went at it for a long time, they couldn't do that.
And all of their engagement is totally astroturf, bought and paid for.
I mean, they're irrelevant.
So it's true.
The underground, the irony bros, Sam Hyde, that old 2016 meme brigade.
It's not really 4chan anymore, but that coalition.
We're the ones that invented the whole gang gang thing.
Where do you think that came from, right?
So, I'm not gonna say we, I'm not gonna take total credit for it, but, you know, the underground culture, you're right, is disproportionately powerful.
Reminds me of something else, right?
Reminds me of another small group of people that wield tremendous influence in the country and in the world.
It's very similar.
Of course, I'm talking about the Democrats, you know.
Everest says, your voice is as smooth as butter on a seashell.
Ah, well, thanks.
Thanks, I guess.
Stuck says, toilet paper over or under?
What do you... over I guess, right?
You mean over as in like this as opposed to like that?
I'm more of an... I think over is more... looks better to me.
But I don't know.
I'm not really partial.
Really Good Comics says, played this new jamming intro for my black neighbors and they loved it.
Not joking!
I have black neighbors.
I had another super chat idea but forgot it.
So this is all I got.
I hope everyone likes it.
Well, I like it.
That's a pretty good super chat.
Thanks.
I'm glad the African-Americans approve.
It is my aim to please African-American.
The humble African-American who, you know, they do have fine taste in the musical department, you know.
For a lot of people that say, oh Nick, you're a supremacist.
You're a racial supremacist or something.
It's like, no, we readily admit.
You know, say what you will, but they are musical people, very musically gifted people.
Say what you will!
Say what you will!
No, don't say!
Don't say what you will!
Say what you will, but they are musically gifted people.
So I appreciate that you shared with them, you reported a positive reaction.
It just goes to show, we're the real deal.
I'm a real Afro-Latino.
I am black.
I am black.
I am a black man.
I am an African-American black man.
There's the proof.
You want the proof?
Black people like my intro music.
Okay, I'm not going to read that.
Okay, I'm not going to read that.
John Q. Public says, Nick says that he'll debate anyone, but he did turn over the premium and super chat logs to the DNC to prove he was over the 65,000 donation threshold.
I think I'm a little short there.
I think I'm a little short there.
You know, the debate we're really waiting on is Hunter Avalon.
What's the deal with that one?
Wasn't that so funny?
This guy, I'm like, hey, so I got the topics, you know, all this, after he canceled the first time.
Okay, I'll hit you up another time.
Once I find a date that works for me, I said, okay, no problem.
Weeks, weeks go by and I tweet out, oh, like this guy's dodging my debate.
And he tweets at me all tough.
I'm not running from anything.
In fact, in fact, I'll debate you on July 7th, I think it was, or July 9th.
And I'm like, deal.
OK, I'll debate literally any time you want.
And even in the in the DMs, he's like, Nick, I'm not dodging the debate.
You know, I've just been like very busy.
And then what, within 24 hours?
Actually, that date doesn't work for me.
Deletes all the tweets.
Dms me I'll get back to you on another date.
Okay, whatever.
So it's pretty sad Stuck man says are you gonna start a travel vlog soon?
No, I don't travel.
I am shackled to the studio I'm shackled to the America first desk.
I can't go anywhere Gen Z says there's 14 bugs in the synthetic nets at my place phone net Ticks, if you will.
Very coded things.
Plus, there's been close to 90 odd weather events enticing me.
For example, heat that is also combined with hail lures forever.
It's jokes.
Yeah, that's really great.
That's so... This joke is still funny.
You know, the best part about the show?
The best part about the show is when the audience isn't on the joke and they do the same joke.
Every night.
And what's amazing is that somehow it still manages to be funny.
I love that about the show.
I love it when normal people get to participate in the comedy and they elevate it by repeating the same jokes.
It really just goes to show.
Democratizing things, giving things to the masses is always a good idea.
But thank you, thank you so much for your hilarious joke comment.
I'm sure we are all better off for that one.
Everyone is very entertained by this.
Funniest show on the web.
Billy Mays says, I'm just a happy camper rocking and a rolling.
Okay, well I don't know if that's a Billy Mays advertisement.
I don't know what that is, but thanks.
Jack says, Nick did you like Auburn?
Any good memories?
I didn't go to Auburn.
I never attended.
You know what happened at Auburn?
And I actually applied to Auburn when I was in high school.
I applied to Auburn when I was a junior in high school.
I applied to University of South Carolina, Auburn, BU, like a few others.
And I got into Auburn, I got into South Carolina, I think, and I got into BU.
And I decided to go to BU because I said I like the city of Boston.
I like the food there.
I like, you know, the people.
Well, I like the city, you know, generally.
I like the look and feel of it.
So I ended up going to Boston.
And then I tried to go to Auburn after I, because I was like, I don't like BU.
I do not care for the school.
So I applied to go to Auburn.
I got in.
The problem was I couldn't go in the fall semester.
So this was like over the summer.
I like applied for the fall semester, but I didn't get any like financial aid because I missed the deadline for applying.
Anyway, long story short, couldn't apply in the I could not attend in the fall, even though I was admitted.
So I called like five different people who are all unhelpful.
And I was like, can I defer my enrollment to the spring so I could go on the spring when I will have financial aid or I'll work a little bit, save up money, whatever.
And they were like, no, And they told me no because the Charlottesville stuff happens.
They were like, no, we're not going to let you in again.
And there was word, I have a lot of people who I know there who were like, oh yeah, I have a friend who works at admissions, they said, to say that Nick isn't attending the school and this and that.
So I never ended up going.
I never ended up going back to school.
I'm a dropout.
I'm, you know, living my best life.
I don't know who that is, but yeah, sure, I'll debate anybody.
Brian says debate Vausch on the JQ, Revelation 2.9, 3.9.
On the JQ, I don't know, what are we going to debate?
Is he a Jew-hater?
Is he one of these left-wing anti-Semites?
Because if that's the case, I'm going to have to spank this guy.
If he's a left-wing Jew-hater, Jew-hater!
I'm going to have to deliver an ass-whooping!
I'm going to have to open up a can of ass-whooping!
If I see a Jew-hater, if I have to debate a Jew-hater, if I have to debate some left-wing anti-Semite like Ilhan Omar, Yeah, yeah, he's gonna have to... Somebody's messing with the Jews, they're gonna have to go through me first.
You're messing with the Jews, you're gonna have to go through me first, baby.
I'm not going to take that lying down.
I see an anti-Semite and I say, we took care of you the first time, bitch.
Remember the 1940s?
Remember when we kicked your ass in the 1940s?
We're about to beat you again, epic style.
So that's how I feel about Vosch.
If we're debating the JQ and he's some kind of anti-Jewish personality, We're gonna have a problem.
We're gonna have a big problem and the problem is gonna end with the fashion being bashed All right, it's gonna be Nazis Just like the last time Anyway, sorry, got a little heated there, but I'm sure you understand.
When it comes to God's chosen people, when it comes to the beautiful and exceptional Jews, I just, I'm very defensive.
I have a very defensive impulse about them.
Ever since those community guidelines in my heart changed, I just, you know, I just can't sit back and watch that stuff as a bystander anymore.
Anyway, Mark says, is James Mason tech or cringe?
Definitely cringe.
Billy Mace says, I am seeing JF mentioned in chat he is.
Has he recovered from all type dunking on him?
I don't I don't know anything about that.
I don't watch the chat during the show.
And I don't know what the alt-hype thing was.
I didn't see what that was all about.
Pablo says, Mother's Day was trending on Father's Day.
Well, of course it is, naturally.
Greg says, could reparations for African Americans make America great again?
No.
Reparations for Italians maybe, but definitely not for African Americans.
They've gotten enough reparations, okay?
Justin, you know what their number one reparation was?
I think we all know the answer to that one.
Justin KG says, you know, there were a couple of ideas about what we were gonna do, you know, after.
And let's just say the biggest reparation of all time was decided a long time ago.
They continue to be the beneficiaries of it.
Justin KG says, why can't they ever love thy neighbor?
I don't know what that's referring to, but okay.
I am going to venture to guess.
I don't think there will be a strike, but I think it's a lot more likely than it was last week.
Wonderful, thanks.
John Smith says, what do you think the body count is going to be?
Oh, and the Iranian deal?
I don't know.
I don't think, I am going to venture to guess.
I don't think there will be a strike, but I think it's a lot more likely than it was last week.
Definitely it's plausible now.
But I don't know.
I don't know.
I bet they would do the same thing with Syria They try to hit something that wasn't you know, that didn't have anybody in there.
Maybe they'd warn Iran ahead of time I would imagine so probably none Earthquakes as you've heard of peepee poopoo, but have you heard of peepee poopoo?
Oh, I'm sorry.
It says pee-poo pee-poo No, I haven't heard of that one.
Thanks pinky culture says can you See Kyle.
He was being racist.
Yeah, I will do that.
I will see that gentleman.
Yeah, definitely.
Definitely.
Billy says the n-word is vile and abhorrent.
Harvard made the right choice.
I agree.
Absolutely disgusting.
I see people posting the n-word, saying the n-word.
It's one of the few things that really makes me angry anymore.
One of the few things that really grinds my gears.
Yeah, they both suck.
Kyle Gay, Harvard Gay, yeah, they both suck.
Slowzy says, you've been nice to the polls since Dr. Jones spoke so highly of them.
Are we going to bury the hatchet and focus on a different group of people?
Well, that's a pretty cringe meme he just posted there.
So, no, because of that, definitely not.
He just posted cringe.
So the war is on once again against the Slavic people.
No, I'm kidding.
No, the reason was I was giving the Slavs a hard time and a very good friend of mine, who is Polish, told me to take it easy.
And I said, you know what?
Out of respect to you, I will leave the Poles alone.
Even though the Poles relentlessly attack Italians, the Italians, once again, will be the biggest people in the history of mankind and rise above in every single way, shape, and form.
So I will not attack.
But yeah, it had nothing to do with Dr. Jones.
It had to do with this friend of mine.
He's like, hey.
Hey, could you not?
And I was like, you know what?
Out of respect to you.
Out of respect to you.
I will cease.
Clown World says, Deep State doubling down on Alex Jones.
Yeah, I saw that.
They playing a child porn or something?
That lawyer who is suing him for the Sandy Hook stuff says that Alex Jones sent him child pornography.
It was on 4chan like weeks ago they talked about this that this was going to happen so it's obviously some sort of Set up.
But yeah, pretty unfortunate for Alex Jones.
Tyler says, here's McFlurry money.
Thanks.
Maga says, I warned by hospital it was a bad idea to replace the chairs in the lobby with couch cushions.
Well now we have bed bugs.
What else could they expect?
Yeah, not a great idea.
Very bad idea there.
Like, okay.
Tax equal staff says can't get into college?
Make your own, Snowflake.
That's exactly right.
Why don't you pull yourselves up by your bootstraps?
Kyle Kashuv and Ben Shapiro, make your own Ivy League University.
The answer is not more government, right?
They are just upset because, you know, they got their entitlements taken away.
You know, they feel, these millennials feel they're entitled.
That's just not how the free market works, so maybe you build your own college.
No, she didn't.
I haven't talked to Brittany Venti since we did that stream.
for your intro?
No, she didn't.
I haven't talked to Brittany Venti since we did that stream.
Your mother says, is the high IQ life a curse whenever I talk to normies about politics?
It's like they just don't get it.
No, I think people who say this, the high IQ is a curse, and I wish I was...
People like that I don't care for, you know.
No, the high IQ is not a curse.
To have, to have knowledge, you know, it's like, remember when Thanos said in Avengers Endgame, or he said in Avengers Infinity Wars, you're not the only one who's cursed with knowledge.
No, I think it's beneficial.
I, I think it's, uh, would you prefer to be some ignorant, like, livestock animal who doesn't know about this stuff?
I wouldn't want to be that.
I'd much prefer to be red-pilled.
You just gotta be tough, that's the difference.
You know, people that are smart, too smart for their own good, but they're weak and can't handle it.
You know, maybe they'd be better off being livestock, but for everybody else, I think the high IQ is a blessing.
So no, I disagree.
And anybody who thinks otherwise should be put in jail.
Kang says, good work Nick.
Thanks.
Geronimo says, so sad Kyle's people are underrepresented at the Ivies when you account for superior Jewish IQ.
He just had to be the bad apple.
Wonder if Daily Wire will try to ensure his relevance.
T's and P's.
I don't know what T's and P's is, but yeah.
Hopefully he'll get some kind of a scholarship to Prager University.
I think maybe they'll take him in.
But yeah, it is unfortunate.
The Jews are overwhelmingly underrepresented.
Definitely after you take into account their superior intellect.
Vastly superior intellect.
If you don't take that into account, they're actually vastly overrepresented.
But once you factor in all the variables, it is a shame how underrepresented they are.
Criminal.
John says Iran's military is a lot bigger than Ho Chi Minh's.
Couple this with Iran's inhospitable terrain and united people and you've got a recipe for a Vietnam too that will destabilize us to a societal low not seen yet.
Yikes.
Yeah, exactly.
The war with Iran, if there was one, would be catastrophic in every way.
So, definitely not something we want to mess around with.
Matthew Beatty says, such a boomer proposal, no flag burning while we are on the brink of war and African migrants somehow made it to Maine.
Airline tickets from Africa aren't cheap, almost like someone's funding it.
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Hmm, hmm, really makes you think, huh?
Oh, yeah, wow, yeah, really makes you think, huh?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Yeah, I wonder, something unexplainable.
Yeah, gee, it really makes me think.
I think I know what's going on there.
Hmm, noticing again?
Am I gonna get arrested for the crime of noticing?
Am I gonna get arrested for the crime of noticing?
For really making me think?
Am I really thinking, Groyper?
Noticing Groyper?
The feel when noticing nationalism, Groyper?
Really?
Yeah, thanks.
Thanks for that.
It's true though.
J. Heales says, boom!
The biggest war of our lives.
Libs killing straws on our flag.
Our powerful stomachs will push them back to Commieformia.
Back where they belong.
Yeah, that's so true.
Millennial libtard snowflakes declaring war on the American flag.
Just like Stalin and Hitler, right?
Just like all these tyrannical socialists.
All the same.
Nobo says, would you marry a Jew if she converted?
No, definitely not.
No, no, I don't think so.
Maybe there are some that are e-girls inside there, but I don't think by virtue of them just watching the show they're e-girls.
Would you only have one McDonald's?
McDonald's got demolished recently.
How do I maximize my fast food experience now?
What, do you only have one McDonald's?
Easy, just go to the other one.
Marx's thoughts on Second Amendment and its modern efficacy.
I'm a big 2nd Amendment supporter.
I'm a 2nd Amendment absolutist.
I don't...this modern efficacy argument.
Here's the thing.
The 2nd Amendment is meant for us to be able to fight the government.
So really...
What the government has, we should have.
And I don't know, maybe there should be limits on that.
Maybe there should be some kind of advanced process to get really high level weaponry.
But I think everybody, I think people should be able to get whatever the government has.
And you want to know why?
Because we're not gonna be able to fight back.
You know, people say, oh, up until a certain weapon, it's legal, like an assault rifle, semi-automatic assault rifles, as much as we can do.
Well, that doesn't help you when the government's got a lot, you know, a lot more sophisticated weaponry and intelligence and a military and, you know, the surveillance state.
So, food for thought.
Puppet Pal says, Nick, what's the n-word?
Uh, Nick?
The n-word is Nick.
Running Wild says, do a live reaction to the rally.
I know he's just going to blow smoke and talk about minority job numbers and bundles of sticks.
Yeah, I agree.
I agree, but we'll stream it.
It'll be fun.
God's Plants says, what's your rating for the small Cheval Burger?
Uh, somebody asked me this a few weeks ago.
It turns out, I guess that's horse meat, so I didn't end up going there.
Craig says take the news from Israel at the grain of Dead Sea salt.
Ah, there you go.
That's that's what I was looking for Anthony says Stalin their puppet or their enemy and he's indicating there, you know some kind of globalist coalition Definitely.
Well, it's it's hard to say hmm I think ultimately a puppet, but, you know, certainly incidentally an enemy.
True.
Oh, I don't know.
I can't make any, uh, you know, unfounded claims, but certainly there are some things that I've heard behind the scenes.
Oh, I've heard some tales about Charlie Kirk.
He's, uh... Oh, well.
I can't make any unfounded claims, but certainly there are some things that I've heard behind the scenes.
Oh, I've heard some tales about Charlie Kirk.
He's, oh, well, old Charlie Kirk.
Charlie Kirk, oh.
Oh, I don't know.
I can't.
I can't say it.
I can't say it because, you know, who knows?
Maybe one day there will be a revelation.
If I say anything about it, it might interfere with the revelation, you know, coming out in the future.
So I'm gonna keep my mouth shut for now on that.
Luft says you talk about how bad Anglos are and how great Meds are.
Not that I disagree, but where do us Germans rank?
Are we better or worse than Anglos?
I would say right under Meds, but miles above the Anglos.
I would say that's fitting.
I would say that's fair.
In between.
I think that's a fair.
I don't know if you're miles above the Anglos, but you're definitely, definitely above Angloids, but of course below Mediterranean.
So I think that's apropos.
Umph says, McFuentes, I didn't know you wanted to go to Auburn.
Auburn.
War Eagle.
Sucks you didn't get in.
You would have liked it there.
Auburn White Student Union.
Yeah, I don't know if I would have liked it there.
You know, I visited the campus a couple times and How many times have I told this story?
I'll never forget.
I went to Mama Goldberg's famous sandwich shop and they served me Doritos in a basket with shredded cheese microwaved on top of it.
And I said, I said, this is why I can never live in the South.
And people give me a hard time about that.
They say, oh, you must hate the South.
You must hate the South.
All these Southerners coping.
But it's like, you know, I go down there and, you know, they make me that Whatever that dish was.
Nachos, they called it.
Nachos!
They had the audacity to call it nachos.
I said, I don't belong here.
I'm walking around.
Everybody's got those sandals.
Everybody's wearing those sandals.
What are those?
What are those?
I'm walking around.
Everybody's wearing them.
You know what I'm talking about.
If you're in the South, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
They're all wearing those goofy sandals.
I'm like, you know what?
The caucasity.
I can't do it down here.
You know, I'm an American ethnic.
My parents are ethnics.
My mom's Italian, my dad's Mexican and Irish.
I'm an American ethnic.
We have a totally different culture than Angloids, but also from Southerners.
And so I go down there and I just... Oh, I can't take it!
It's too much for me between the nachos, the sandals, just...
All the, you know, it's completely like rural.
I'm like, I can't, I can't do this.
I can't do it.
No thank you.
No thank you.
If I have to go anywhere, maybe I'll go to U of I or something, you know.
Maybe I'll go to school in D.C.
But it's just not for me.
It's just not for me.
I'm not saying I'm not saying it's bad I'm not saying you can't be proud to be southern or anything like that But it's just it's just not for me and I went down there.
You'd love it here the the football stuff the slow war eagle Oh, I can't do it.
I can't do it.
You know, at least about Boston University, nobody was wearing those.
You couldn't because it was winter.
Now I realize, oh, now it's winter is actually a good thing.
People can't wear those.
And the food was good.
And, you know, what else about it?
There was no, they didn't even have a football team.
They didn't even have a football field.
Just hockey.
So maybe Boston was a better fit.
Now I've realized, right?
Anyway, Chungus says, did you go to church yesterday?
Last confession.
None of your business.
None of your business.
Ratnella says, didn't know when I signed up for our army that I'd be serving our great beloved friends in Israel, but here we are.
You should have known, I think.
You should have known.
I don't know why is that a surprise unless you signed up 25 years ago.
Is anybody really surprised?
That's the funny thing is people that say, you know, That's kind of on you.
Who wouldn't do their research before they signed up and then they realize, oh the war in Iraq was about this?
So yeah, welcome to 2019.
The Unpossible says, Litecoin coiling like a spring getting ready to pop.
You think so?
I don't know.
I don't know.
I hear Chainlink is about to pop off tomorrow, more than it has already, but we'll see.
Theos' Flag, Nibba, we freethinking our way to a bag.
That's a good rhyme.
Geronimo says, does anyone have a good link to Scoophead's Freethinker Manifesto?
I've heard it's a great read while gardening with gardening supplies and it's chock full of yummy recipes.
Yeah, I hear the manifesto is posted on 8chan or something.
That's what I heard.
I haven't read it.
I've never been on 8chan, but I heard that the Scoop Manifesto is on 8chan somewhere.
Nicholas Venti says, have you ever touched a girl's boobs?
If yes, who?
Not going to answer that.
Disavow.
Honk Honk says, our patience has its limits.
The lying Ziocons will soon have their... Okay, whatever.
JHL says, scene depicts two women bosses with cigars.
Camera pans to manly intern.
Yeah, only good for grabbing some ass.
Simple as.
One grabs his behind, other women put out cigar on his blushing cheek.
Oi, by the way, mate, buy something.
Oh, is that supposed to be some British commercial?
Thanks for the context on that one.
God's Plants says, how is Trump allied with Japan when they are allied with Iran?
Is this posturing to make a new deal that makes Trump and Iran look successful?
What does that mean?
How are we allied?
It's not Trump that's allied with Iran, or rather, Japan.
It's the United States, who's been allied with Japan since 1945.
And I wouldn't say that Iran is allied with Japan.
I would say that they have a trade relationship, so it's not exactly an alliance.
And in any case, the reason Shinzo Abe went there was to de-escalate the situation, so...
I don't think it's got anything to do with posturing.
That's funny.
But good to hear that you're going back to mass.
That's funny.
But good to hear that you're going back to Mass.
B.W. says, I've been in the market for prosthetic arms.
I found this great one, but it's attached to a cute trad Catholic girl.
What should I do?
That's amazing.
Yeah, very cringe gamer moment, actually.
Yeah, very cringe gamer moment, actually.
James Russell says, where the F is blump in all of this?
Is his foreign policy admin just completely sidestepping and ignoring him?
I think that's the image that he wants to portray to the Iranians, I guess, right?
For the sake of containment.
Matthew says, Boomers be like, but Pompeo showed the tape!
Pompeo made the video in Bolton's basement.
Yeah, somebody, somebody manufactured that, but who could believe it's real?
Overseer says, Japan is our true greatest ally.
Big ups on Abe.
Yeah, I agree.
Very based of Japan to do that.
Glass half empty says, uh, where the libs right is Cheeto man making World War 3?
Maybe not yet.
I says, Nick, can you send me some love to my uncle Scorch?
He lost his radio job recently, but at least he still has his public access shell.
It's PFG.
I don't know what that means.
But yeah, sure.
Shout out to your uncle.
Whatever.
Video Game Snakes says, Saint Nassim was from Iran.
WTF?
I love Iran now.
Yeah, she was a base Persian.
I don't know why my nose is itching so much, but it's very, uh, very irritating.
America First says, During the show, Jack Posobiec tweeted that a targeted missile strike is planned for early July, apparently going after uranium, as you mentioned.
I wouldn't trust Jack Posobiec.
He had intel, uh, with the Syria strike.
He said 100,000 ground troops by June 1st, and it never happened, so I take that with a grain of salt, but definitely plausible.
Mark says, If you could nuke three places, what and why?
I'm not gonna answer that.
That's against terms of service.
Bridge Burner says, Thanks for always having a consistently great show and doing what you do.
It is definitely appreciated.
Keep it up.
Have a great night and God bless.
Well, thanks so much, man.
Glad you enjoyed the content.
Community Guidelines says, Iran equals Islamic Republic and they hate our freedoms.
I hope that's a joke.
I hope you're kidding with that.
Video Game Snake says, Israel lied about how long it'd take Iran to build the bomb.
Said it would take over a year and the French were the closest at five months.
Closest ally.
Yeah, that's that Israeli intelligence, which is why we give them foreign aid, right?
Whenever Israelis or Zionists defend the foreign aid, they talk about the intelligence, but they give us great intelligence, and it's always lies like this.
To benefit their own country, you know, surprising no one.
Dog Fredify says, did you see Gina Valentina calling you out on Twitter?
She's The Daily Wire's newest e-thought reporter to get boomers Social Security gives.
No, I didn't see that.
Let me look her up.
Gina Valentina.
She must have blocked me because it's not showing up in my window here.
Hello, incognito department.
Gina Valentina.
Let's take a look.
Oh, that's great.
It's a porn star.
Amazing.
Yeah, that's awesome.
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Thanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Thank you so much.
That joke again.
Now that one's actually funny again.
That one we haven't seen in a long time.
So, you know what?
I'll give you that one.
You got me.
All right.
You got me.
Yeah, make fun of the handsome genius while you're at it.
This is the abuse.
And people always say, Nick, you're so mean to the Super Chatters, and this is the abuse that I get.
You wonder why.
You wonder why I abuse them.
When I don't abuse them enough, I get this.
Yeah, you got me.
Yeah, you really showed me.
But that just goes to show I'm not a degenerate.
I don't know who these people are.
If you thought I was lying about, you know, if you thought I wasn't sincere about not being some Disgusting Sexual Degenerate, at least now you know.
I don't recognize any of these names because I'm a wholesome individual.
Anyway, let's see.
Benjamin says, I really enjoy your show, Nick.
Your honesty and boldness is refreshing.
God bless and keep up the good work.
Well, thanks, man.
Glad you like it.
Yeah, it is refreshing.
My show, it's a breath of fresh air when you watch all the other controlled media.
Rando says, John Cusack named them.
Is he our guy now?
I didn't see that, so I don't know.
I don't know to what extent that's true.
D Sharp says, Nick, he fights for us.
I do.
It's these allergies.
It's this dog, man.
I don't know what it's going to take.
I'm just gonna have to get rid of that dog.
Alex Warris says, World War I and World War II.
It's all the cocaine I'm doing.
Alex Warris says, World War I and World War II equals Israel.
Wait, what?
How'd that happen?
Okay, I don't know what you're referring to there.
You gotta really spell it out for us.
I love when people try to make a joke and it's just totally unclear and ambiguous what you're trying to do.
Oswald's is great show.
Nick, I for one welcome blasting sicko mode at full volume from an Apache helicopter, flying over the Persian desert with my Zoomer pals.
Yeah, honestly, it's gonna be kind of epic.
Just like Venezuela, it's gonna be kind of epic.
I don't know why everybody's so bent out of shape about it.
It'll be funny.
Slowzy says you should get Crysis, old game that still holds up.
I remember that one but I think the, you know, aren't the graphics like impossible?
Sam Hides says Nicholas is anew.
Okay, not reading that.
Banned.
uh q17 says please skip reading the super chat live until 9 45 p.m yeah i'll do that clown world says when are you going to do revenge of the cysts before they get banned permanently they were kind of nasty to me i forget uh what exactly was said but they were they got kind of shitty with me after i didn't like reply to their emails or something so i don't i don't know if i'm gonna do that Okay, not reading that.
If you don't cut that out, I'm gonna call Jay Dyer down, and he's gonna ground you from PS2.
Okay, not reading that.
Fritz says, Nick, I heard you talking about papal supremacy again.
If you don't cut that out, I'm going to call Jay Dyer down.
He's going to ground you from PS2.
No battle for Bikini Bottom for you, mister.
So I see we have a non-Catholic there.
That's alright.
It'll be really funny when you're in hell forever.
Drew says it is cheaper to be America's ally and treat our armies as one if Australia was invaded the Americans to step in but we look out for American interests by not flexing this fact for selfish benefit what if Australia was invaded the Americans to yeah again we have to be speaking English English English is the operative language of the show.
Complete sentences, complete ideas.
I know there's a character limit, but, you know, really we're trying to maximize readability.
So, unfortunately, I don't know how to respond to that because I have no idea what you're getting at.
I thought he was a libertarian.
Sticks Hexenhammer says we need to airdrop guns into Venezuela to fix their problems.
Very high IQ take.
I thought he was a libertarian.
What's that all about then?
Puppet Pal says, Nick, I don't know if you ever addressed this, but is the young Pope keno Catholicism or cringe liberalism ideologically?
I don't know.
I don't watch television, so I wouldn't know.
John Smith says, I'm trying to get Brittany Venti to become Catholic so you can kiss her mouth style.
Yeah, I don't know.
I don't know if that's going to work, but you know, we'll see, I guess.
I'm in no rush.
E-girls and girls in general, we're trying to focus on the bag for now.
So no distractions.
Alan says, Nick, you should make fast food review vlogs like the report of the week.
I know you are passionate about your Big Macs.
Yeah, more content.
Always more content.
Live show every night, an hour longer than it's supposed to be.
Premium content, two hours on the weekends, gaming streams.
But yeah, just more content.
I just, more free content is really, I think, what people, more free content for you.
And it's never enough.
Yeah, don't worry.
It's all in development.
Pretty soon my whole life will be live streamed.
You know, then maybe I'll upload my consciousness so that, you know, content for multiple lifetimes is uploaded all the time for everybody to watch for free.
So don't worry, it's all... it's all... we're working on it.
We really are working hard out there to get you the content that you crave.
Bad Attitude says, would you debate vegan gains on the 19th amendment and maybe the JQ?
He thinks he's himself an intellectual.
It would be great and bring in a huge audience.
If he's... if he's got clout, yeah, I'll debate him.
Sure.
Dumbass says, I love watching my favorite show, Bikini Bottom First, with Spongebob Squarepants and hearing him read the squirrel joke superchats every day.
Still so funny.
That's a pretty good superchat.
That's pretty solid.
Ian says, Hunter debating communist vows before you, sad.
Well, because he's just a coward.
You know, that's what that is, clearly.
He knows he's gonna lose.
Slowz says, didn't you say Catholics shouldn't be fighting each other?
I don't think I said that ever, actually.
I don't think I ever said I wouldn't call out cringe and blue pill posters.
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Cringe people be like, didn't you say Catholics shouldn't fight each other?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I'm not gonna not call you cringe because you're Catholic, bro.
Casey says Thanos was an anti-Semite because he snapped away half the Jews.
That's true.
That's true, and of course we know that if Thanos snapped his fingers in real life, the greatest tragedy would be that half the Jews died, you know?
Worse than Hitler for that reason.
So...
Cool Ranch says, Trump just tweeted that next week they will deport millions of illegals.
Next he will tweet that he is actually only deporting Mexican cars in a year.
Yeah, I doubt that anybody will be being deported anytime soon.
It's a lot of talk.
It's no action.
We've been here before, right?
Sam Hyde says, did you take out that power grind yet?
I don't know what that is.
Josh Serra says, have you gone on R the Donald?
It's really bad now.
It's pretty much just R, Fox News, Charlie Kirk hamburgers.
You should legally own weapons, by the way.
No, I never was on R the Donald.
I was on there a little bit before the election, but not, I didn't have like a, you know, I never had a Reddit account and I never really was on there.
You know like on a regular basis.
I just wrote for this website.
They sometimes posted my articles on there But yeah, not really surprising the guy that runs the are the Donald Twitter account is like the cringiest boomer ever so Unsurprising and yeah, I agree everybody should legally own weapons got to prepare got to prepare because the government won't be able to protect you and some people might say they're already not able to protect you and Video Game Snakes says, should we legalize nukes and drone strikes?
Yeah, definitely.
Robert says, Owen Benjamin is an idiot.
Disavow, Nick.
You know, he's never said anything nasty to me, so I don't have any reason to.
I love the orders, though.
James Russell says, also love the Magapete argument when they say why going to war with Iran wouldn't be a disaster.
Just bomb the people.
It will be Iraq 2.0.
Yeah, I can't win a war with just an airstrike, but you know, boomers are all, armchair generals, they all know how war works.
They're all very tough.
You know, MAGA boomers are all very tough online, very tough when they're watching Fox News.
Lance says, let's just say Charlie Kirk is a horned dog.
Okay, so he knows what's up.
So Lance might have, might have a little bit of an idea of what's up.
Okay, you know, I say I'm not going to reveal it.
You can't just reveal it then in the super chat.
So, unfortunately, I can't read that one.
Well, thanks, man.
Appreciate it.
I think that's stupid.
some big mac cash thanks from the knickers well thanks man appreciate it uh justin says what do you think about a technocratic monarchy i think that's stupid i think if anything's talking about forms of government is just ridiculous and silly at this point what do you think about technocratic You know, and I do my best nerd voice.
Well, then, you know, technocratic monarchy.
Nick Lance said, uh, Menchis Moldbug said, none of this stuff matters.
All these people.
What form of government is best?
Dude, why don't you get a job?
What form of government is best?
What do you think about absolute monarchy?
What do you think about, you know, dressing up in old-timey clothes and wearing a fedora?
Dude, why don't you get with it?
Why don't you get real?
Why don't you understand we're living in reality, okay?
Geez with these people.
Technocratic monarchy.
I think we're a long ways off from that.
Right now we're living in a global homo totalitarian state.
So I don't think it's even worth considering at this point.
Yeah, I think that was it.
Well, I'm actually 2% African, so I don't know what you're getting at.
at Florence Southern.
Yeah, I think that was it.
Dresden says, your cringe intro doesn't match the skin tone of your target audience.
If it wasn't for your hard-hitting content today, I'd bash you for being a something-loving, culture-appropriating cretin.
Well, I'm actually 2% African, so I don't know what you're getting at.
And if you can't appreciate the intro, then, I mean, obviously you're just low-class, low-culture.
Don't really get it, but that's I think it's actually past your bedtime.
Maybe you should get an orderly or a nurse to assist you getting into your cot.
Dumbass says, Nick, he's doing a Southern laugh.
He'll, he'll, Nick, come on down to the Salvini deep-fried Oreos and watch football in a 93 degree chiller with no AC.
We're in the playoffs!
I can't do it, exactly.
I just, I simply can't do it.
I don't find it charming.
I don't find it, you know, I think a lot of people I think there's something endearing about that.
I've never found anything endearing about that.
It's just not for me.
I'll just say that much.
More eagle!
No, I'm kidding.
I'm only kidding.
I say that affectionately.
I say that affectionately, not derisively or disdainfully.
It's just not for me.
I have a lot of friends in the South.
A lot of friends, fans.
A lot of people who I love in the South, and the South is great.
It's just, you know, just not for me.
I'm a northerner, born and bred, so... Yolts says, rifles are pretty good.
You can use them to unlock the aircraft cheats early after you take the airport.
In GTA 5, of course.
Don't be crazy!
Yeah, you're right.
In GTA 5, very effective.
Pedro says, will women working be legal?
State-mandated?
GF?
Women working should be illegal.
State-mandated GF?
Yeah, sure.
State-mandated... Let's just cut to the chase and get to the Catboys.
Hello?
Forget that.
Not gonna happen.
Not gonna happen.
Let's just cut to the chase.
Government research and development for, you know, Catboy, Catgirl genetics.
You know, and I think that'll be a more...
Tolerable way to deal with it than state-mandated GF.
Why don't we just go all the way, right?
Video Game Snakes is here.
Buy a line with this, you sick addict.
Thanks, I will.
Thanks, I will, actually.
How do you think I'm so high-energy tonight?
Right?
No kidding.
Interdimensional Harmony says enjoy one more Big Mac on me before World War 3.
Whoops, scroll down too far there.
Also finishing up Sopranos and they are talking about a wall between US and Canada back in 06.
Red-pilled indeed.
Meds are very red-pilled.
But yeah, thanks for one last Big Mac.
You know, I'll savor this one.
I will savor this one especially because it's our last.
The says, despite making up only 4% of the population, Nickettes have 100% of the milkers.
Coincidence?
I don't think so.
I don't think so.
Some might say, some might say you're noticing a pattern there, right?
Jordan says, goosebumps.
My parents got turned into neocons.
That's a pretty good R.L.
Stine story.
Yeah, very relatable.
Tyrone says, insane bullish pressure on BTC and LINK right now.
Yeah.
I don't know though, I mean, the thing is Bitcoin going up to 9,000, surpasses 9,000 this weekend.
It's like, I don't know, is that the peak?
Is it gonna go back down?
I'm a little concerned to buy in.
I don't want to buy in if this is as high as it's gonna go, right?
But we'll see.
Massive damage says, Nick, my girlfriend is a heathen.
What do I do?
Working on trying to convert her to the one truly holy apostolic church, I would just dump her.
If she's some kind of a whore or something, no chance.
Better off just starting fresh, but, you know, hey, maybe in your situation it'll work out.
I guess it depends on what you mean by heathen.
Maddie Freddy says, Warcraft 3 is old but good if looking for a game.
Oh, thanks.
Joe Bros says, grammar first.
Yeah, very critical.
I think that's the most important thing.
Josh Sarris has loved War of the Monsters on PS2.
Good game.
Also, my black friend is 100% based in Red Pill, while my 100% Aryan friend is cringe and loves Charlie Kirk.
There you go.
Simple as.
Caucasians can be cringed.
Angloids are cringed.
Hate to say it.
Hate to say it, but the Angloids gave their own country away.
What does that tell you?
So, but I'll check out War of Monsters, and that's a very ringing endorsement for, you know, blacks for Trump.
I think we know who our real closest allies are now.
I says, my uncle appreciated the shout-out.
He hopes you can come on his show in Vance, Vegas once the studio is renovated from being a Chinese restaurant.
I don't know if that's a reference to anything.
But yeah, sure.
Manchester, New Hampshire.
Very nice.
Very great city.
I campaigned up there.
So, sure.
Donald Trump says, Nick, my Twitter account was permanently suspended.
The final straw was saying America's a white Christian nation and we intend to keep it that way.
I can still see tweets.
Good job exposing sex laptop.
Okay, well sorry to hear that.
Sorry to hear that your cringe and blue pill Twitter account got suspended.
But thanks.
Yeah, I had fun exposing sex laptop.
It was, uh, what do they call that?
It was a labor of love, I would say.
A labor of love.
We had fun doing it.
But yeah, that's such a shame that you can't post your, uh, you know, stale Cringenet takes on Twitter anymore.
Very substantial bummer for everybody.
Uh, Noit says, take the Jehovah Witness pill.
Cringe, bro.
Cringe.
What, I can't even dance anymore?
Can't even celebrate Christmas?
Can't even eat Big Mac?
No thanks.
Christopher Aquinas says, what is a proper response to pagans accusing Jesus of being Jewish?
I come across this a lot, even among my own peers.
Just want to know your opinion.
Just call him gay.
Call him gay and retarded.
Everybody knows that's not true.
Everybody knows.
I mean, if you're high IQ, if you know what you're talking about, you know that when the Bible says that Jesus is Jewish, it's not the same as rabbinical Jews.
Everybody knows that.
Of course, what is a Jew today?
Define an opposition to Jesus Christ, right?
What would you call the Jews that were remaining after Christ came and created Christianity?
Well, they're people that rejected him.
You know, it's obviously just an example of context denial, really.
And ignorance.
It's not even worth an argument.
I disavowed him.
You know, Steve Scoop radicalized me.
Scoophead Steve radicalized me.
But, you know, the Irony Bros brought me back and, you know, showed me what it means to be a campus conservator.
So I'm eternally grateful for that.
Everett says, Nick, how do I become a funny person?
I'm not funny.
Just got to be born with it, frankly.
You just got to watch Dane Cook videos.
I think you can learn it, actually.
You pick it up from watching Dane Cook.
You can watch, who's the guy with the keyboard who does a Netflix special?
Bo Burnham.
You watch, you watch comedians like that.
You watch a lot of Family Guy.
I think eventually you just pick it up.
I literally answered this question on Friday.
It's fine.
It's great.
I always pull the knife on Cringe.
I hate Cringe!
Cringe is our number one enemy.
I'll pull my knife on Bloodsports, opponents, and Cringe eternally.
Do-over says 51% female red-pilling required for an awakening?
True or false?
Definitely false.
We don't need them.
Don't need them, frankly.
We need the men to have babies with women.
And as long as the children are red-pilled, we're good.
So I don't think winning over 51% of the women, not necessary.
Video game snakes says the Albanian president called off the election.
Now they won't be able to apply for the EU.
Was supposed to occur next month.
Funny disaster.
Google.
I don't know.
It doesn't sound very interesting to me, but sorry to hear that.
Actually, it's a good thing, I guess, because the EU is pretty paused.
So, I guess good on Albania.
Pretty based authoritarian, calling off elections.
No European Union.
I'm with it.
You know, maybe the Slavs aren't so bad after all, right?
Okay, that's our last Super Chat.
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But they're all very good, but some of them are cringe.
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