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the human being. | |
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl, you know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
unidentified
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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Guy, I've never heard of it. | |
I've never heard of Nick. | ||
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism. | ||
Will be our freedom. | ||
I've never heard of Nick. | ||
What's that? | ||
What was that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human beings. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
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No e-girls. | |
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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Guy, I've never heard of a big question. | |
It's just that. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
I've never heard of Bigfoot. | ||
unidentified
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Who's that? | |
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom! | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Organization, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
I'm not interested. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl, you know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
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No e-girls. | |
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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Guy, I've never heard of it. | |
I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | ||
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | ||
Who's that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human beings. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo. will be our credo. | ||
I'm sorry Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl, you know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
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No e-girls. | |
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
unidentified
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Not even once. | |
I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | ||
He's just that. | ||
Americanism, not globalism. | ||
Will be our freedom. | ||
I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | ||
Who's that? | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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Guy, I've never heard of him think, what is that? | |
I've never heard of him think, what is that? | ||
I've never heard of him think, what is that? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I've never heard of Nick Plutz. | ||
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Who's that? | |
I've never heard of Nick Plutz. | ||
I've never heard of Nick Plutz. | ||
will be our credo. . | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human rights. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
unidentified
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
unidentified
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Not even once. | |
Guy, I've never heard of him. | ||
I've never heard of him. | ||
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not populism. | ||
We'll be our freedom. | ||
I've never heard of Nick. | ||
What? | ||
Who is that? | ||
Who is that? | ||
Who is that? Who is that? Who is that? Who is that? Who is that? | ||
Who is that? Who is that? Who is that? Who is that? | ||
...and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom! | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, not globalism, not globalism, not globalism, | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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I've never heard of Nick Fletcher. | |
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism. not globalism. | ||
We'll meet our freedom. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
It's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. | ||
With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
America first. | ||
You're watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be with you here tonight on Wednesday, middle of the week. | ||
We got a great show. | ||
There is a lot to talk about in the news today. | ||
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Wow! | |
Big story today! | ||
Big coverage of the Robert Mueller testimony in Congress and man, everybody's out there live tweeting it and there's live updates. | ||
Who cares? | ||
Who cares anymore? | ||
How long have we been doing this? | ||
How many times have we seen this? | ||
I don't even know what happened today! | ||
Somebody asked me yesterday. | ||
I was on the kill stream after the show and somebody's like, what are your expectations for the Robert Mueller testimony tomorrow? | ||
And I'm like, I don't know. | ||
I don't even know what's supposed to happen today. | ||
What even happened? | ||
It was the testimony before it says, uh... | ||
House of Representatives, Intelligence, and Judiciary Committee. | ||
Who even knows what's going on at this point? | ||
We had the special counsel, right? | ||
We had the investigation. | ||
We had a report. | ||
And now what? | ||
Now he's got to go and explain the report? | ||
So I'll be talking about the... | ||
Testimony. | ||
We have to do it. | ||
We have to do it. | ||
I have to report the news. | ||
It's my job, okay? | ||
What do you want me to do? | ||
So we have to talk about the Robert Mueller testimony. | ||
As boring and stupid as it is, who cares about this stuff, right? | ||
But yeah, I guess Bob Mueller, he came to the House of Representatives today. | ||
He gave a five-hour Five hour testimony. | ||
And he got all these, like, resistance boomers, and you have all the Sean Handy boomers, and I'm sure they're watching it all day, and live tweeting it with their really hot takes, zingers, pithy zingers, and who has the patience for this stuff? | ||
Who has the time? | ||
Who has the time for this? | ||
So I guess he went and he testified for five hours, and we've learned nothing new. | ||
He even said in his opening statement, And I'll read you a little bit more of the opening statement but the last line in his opening statement Robert Mueller says quote, I do not intend to summarize or describe the results of our work in a different way in the course of my testimony today as I said on May 29th. | ||
The report is my testimony. | ||
So if you remember we got Bob Mueller's report summarizing the special counsel on May 29th. | ||
He said we don't have enough evidence to indict the president or charge him for collusion or any kind of interference with Russia. | ||
We're not exonerating him, but we don't have enough evidence to charge him and the special counsel is over. | ||
He says in the statement, okay, he says in the statement before the five-hour testimony, yep, nothing new to add. | ||
I don't, I'm not gonna try and change anything in the report, summarize it in a different way. | ||
You know, I have the summary of my report and I have the report and nothing has changed. | ||
So then why are we talking about it? | ||
So then why do we continue to talk about it? | ||
I guess they're doing more testimony later this week. | ||
So, like I said, we'll be talking about that. | ||
We'll be talking about this new anti-BDS law. | ||
Have you seen this? | ||
Another one. | ||
Another one. | ||
You might think, Nick, we already talked about this. | ||
Sort of like the Mueller Report. | ||
Nick, what is this, Groundhog Day? | ||
Did you get bonked on the head? | ||
Did you get wonked? | ||
BAMF did you get hit in the head before the show and you know you're doing a show from like May or from April or something? | ||
Are you doing the Pee Pee Poo Poo show? | ||
No it's just the same stuff every day! | ||
So it's the Mueller testimony and then a new anti-BDS law. | ||
Which passed the House of Representatives yesterday and the vote was pretty staggering 398 to 17. | ||
You only had 17 dissenters and it's not a law it's a resolution which basically says that the U.S. | ||
government condemns Anybody who is boycotting, divesting, or sanctioning Israel engaging in the BDS movement. | ||
So we will discuss that and then lastly we will talk about a North Korean missile launch. | ||
We have two unidentified objects believed to be missiles. | ||
Launched from the southwest of North Korea today, and they landed in the Sea of Japan. | ||
So, yep, it's a smorgasbord, right? | ||
It's the proverbial, the titular smorgasbord, not really titular, but the old buffet of things we've seen before, things we've done before. | ||
You know, this is when you're reminded why I say things like, it would be really funny if we went to war with Iran. | ||
In a way, it's a horrible, tragic thing, but, you know, in a way, nuclear exchange between India and Pakistan, right? | ||
Ground war in Iran. | ||
Ground war in Venezuela. | ||
Ground war in North Korea. | ||
At least we'd be changing it up a little bit, right? | ||
At least we could prove to ourselves we could symbolically be pinching ourselves and saying we are not dreaming, we are not in some kind of Matrix-like brain-in-a-vat scenario where nothing changes, Fingers crossed. | ||
It's gonna happen one day. | ||
We're gonna get it happening one day. | ||
But for now, we're talking about Robert Mueller, a North Korean missile launch, and another anti-BDS law. | ||
It's gonna be a good one. | ||
Strap yourselves in. | ||
Lock in. | ||
It's gonna be a good show today. | ||
I'm fired up because it's Wednesday. | ||
You know, we're in the middle of the week. | ||
We're trying to get to Friday. | ||
We're trying to make our way over. | ||
But in the meantime, you're watching America First! | ||
And there's not really much else to report on the home front, aside from the news. | ||
You know, usually I give you a little anecdote, Twitter update, right? | ||
Boris Johnson thing, vacation update. | ||
Today, not really much going on. | ||
The beard is coming in nicely, actually. | ||
You know, the past couple of days I've been saying I don't like it, I can't wait to shave it off. | ||
But I'm getting a little bit more coverage on the side here, you know, before it was lighter. | ||
And it's coming in very nicely in the mustache area, so I'm beginning to appreciate it, but still planning on shaving it off Friday. | ||
Additionally, I don't know if you saw this, you can still catch the replay of this, but I was on the Killstream last night, as promised. | ||
I was on there for about an hour and 15 minutes. | ||
You can check that out, it's on DLive. | ||
Me and Ethan Ralph, we discussed the Owen Benjamin controversy, among other things. | ||
We talked about the election. | ||
A few other more topical things, so you could check that out. | ||
And I think that's about it. | ||
I guess we have to get into the news now, because there's not much else going on, right? | ||
So I guess we will start with the anti-BDS law. | ||
I mean, I can't really... We'll have to wait for the Mueller. | ||
That's our featured story, right? | ||
So we'll start with this anti-BDS law. | ||
You know, it just continues to bewilder me. | ||
And I think probably people who watch this show how flagrant and blatant the Israeli control over our government is, right? | ||
I mean, again, I can't tell you. | ||
I go to Washington, D.C., and these people, like they lie to my face through their teeth about how the Zionist lobby doesn't control America, and actually Americans control Israel like a puppet, you know? | ||
You know? | ||
And it's just so crazy to me how the people that I talk to who are in politics, it's like a totally different dimension. | ||
It's like a different universe than what we see in the news every day. | ||
Because what we see in the news every day is stuff like this. | ||
So I'll read you. | ||
This is the latest. | ||
This is from, I think this is from Reuters. | ||
It says, quote, in a 398... I'm a little bit off-center here. | ||
In a 398 to 17 vote, the House of Representatives on Tuesday passed House Resolution 246, a bill which expresses opposition to the BDS movement targeting Israel. | ||
The language of the bill presents BDS as contrary to U.S. | ||
policy and claims that BDS is harmful to the two-state solution that the U.S. | ||
supports. | ||
BDS of course stands for Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions. | ||
It is a campaign founded to try to pressure Israel over the occupation of Palestine. | ||
The intention is to apply economic pressure on Israel for certain activities with respect to the occupation. | ||
So we have yet another bill, and this is really, again, newsworthy in itself. | ||
We've seen a lot of bills of its kind, of an anti-BDS stripe before. | ||
Some more innocuous than others. | ||
This one, I guess, is relatively benign. | ||
You know, we've seen anti-BDS bills Just this year, as an example, we saw an anti-BDS bill, which I believe got snuck into the omnibus spending bill at the beginning of the year, which says that any company, private company or individual, who wants to take a government contract from the national government, they have to sign something saying that they don't support BDS. | ||
And this actually created a problem in Texas. | ||
I think this might have been a state variation of the law where you had a teacher or a tutor in a public school who would not sign this pledge. | ||
I guess she was Muslim and sort of affiliated somewhat with Palestine. | ||
She refused to sign a pledge saying that she did not support BDS and she lost her job as a result because she would not sign a loyalty pledge to Israel. | ||
You see a lot of people losing contracts as a result of this. | ||
In Florida, A state law was signed by Governor DeSantis. | ||
Sorry to say, usually based in Redfield, not in this case. | ||
He signed a bill actually in Israel earlier this year, which says that in their public school system, if you are opposed to Israel, if you support BDS, you know, again, very like political type things. | ||
We're not talking about do you go around saying you hate Jews, but people that say they don't support what's happening in Israel, That's actually you get like suspended from school. | ||
It's the same thing as racism They bring in legal charges in some cases and public colleges public schools So I guess relative to what's been going on the rest of the year A just sort of tepid statement of support resolution like this which simply says that BDS is against American policy. | ||
Again, relative is sort of the operative word. | ||
It's relatively benign. | ||
All of this is to say that everybody should probably be asking themselves, why are such resolutions being passed in the House of Representatives? | ||
You know, you look around the country today, right? | ||
At all the things that are going on. | ||
We've got this row with Iran, which could turn into a nuclear war. | ||
We've got North Korea shooting off missiles. | ||
We've got a war going on in Yemen. | ||
We have this arms trafficking situation with Saudi Arabia. | ||
We have things going on domestically. | ||
Immigration, healthcare, taxes, all that. | ||
And we're passing bills and by no small margins to voice for the nth time our opposition to BDS against Israel. | ||
Why are we doing that? | ||
And by the way, not only why are we doing that, how does a resolution like this even get passed? | ||
Well, the leadership, congressional leadership has to make a decision. | ||
So you have to ask yourself, not only why is this being passed, how did it get passed? | ||
Well, congressional leadership sees that this is such a priority and so important, they're going to put it on the floor. | ||
Not only that, why are 397, 398 representatives in the House of Representatives voting in favor of this? | ||
Do you believe that 398 congressmen in their heart of hearts, their personal feelings, personal ideas or preferences, are they really opposed to BDS? | ||
We don't see margins like this for anything. | ||
Take a look at the last 30 months of the Trump administration and look at how many votes take place along party lines. | ||
Not just, by the way, for immigration or some more divisive topics, but for, like, everything. | ||
But for voicing opposition to BDS, particularly among Democrats, where a good percentage of their electorate in some cases is Muslim or hardcore leftists and they oppose this stuff, you only get 17 representatives voting against it? | ||
What's going on there, folks? | ||
Do you think that these people really just believe that BDS is so bad for American policy, so bad for their constituents? | ||
Or is there an alternative explanation? | ||
Or is there something else going on? | ||
I think everybody's got to ask themselves that. | ||
How can we continue to have a functioning government? | ||
How can we have a nationalist populist movement in America when it seems like every politician I mean this is the situation. | ||
Every politician has this hand around their, you know, we don't want to be vulgar and lewd, but let's just say what it is. | ||
They've got this little hand wrapped around their nuts and every time we try to oppose this country or pull aid or whatever, It's a big problem. | ||
I don't think you're able to run a country in this way. | ||
I don't think you're able to run a movement in this way. | ||
Is that too vulgar? | ||
Is this too descriptive? | ||
Is this too explicit? | ||
I know I didn't even say anything very much about the imagery, but it's very telling. | ||
It's visceral. | ||
It's visual. | ||
That's what's happening. | ||
So I see these kinds of things. | ||
It's nothing new on the show. | ||
Nothing you haven't heard before. | ||
Zionist occupied government. | ||
What else is new, folks? | ||
But something's got to change here because, you know, we see this and it's like every day it's a repeat obstacle and hurdle to achieving our objectives. | ||
You know, why could Ben Garrison, as an example, something totally unrelated, seemingly unrelated, to anti-BDS? | ||
Why did Ben Garrison, popular MAGA Trump cartoonist in the 2016 election, why was he barred from going to the social media summit last week? | ||
You remember this social media summit we talked about? | ||
It was actually two weeks ago and it was Charlie Kirk and Benny Johnson and Candace Owens and all these characters. | ||
Why was he disinvited? | ||
Well, it's because Sheldon Adelson Sheldon Adelson with his little hat. | ||
He went to the White House and said we don't want Ben Garrison to be there because Ben Garrison talks about the Rothschilds and George Soros so we can't have him at the summit. | ||
So you think about even something like that which is one example that might seem like it's unrelated where it's like every time we try to break through and get some kind of a nationalist thing going Something authentically reactionary, right-wing, conservative, in the service of the will of the people. | ||
There seems to be this sort of shadowy troll-like people behind the scenes saying, uh-uh-uh, no you can't do that, you'll lose the money, you know, three elections coming up and all this. | ||
So just something to think about. | ||
Just something to think about why are 398 congresspeople, why are they so concerned about BDS but we can't get things together? | ||
Like even this 9-11 first responders relief package which passed I think today or yesterday, Jon Stewart had, you know, Jon Stewart, you know what's going on with that, crocodile tears from a you-know-who He goes down to the House of Representatives in New York City and makes this big temper tantrum. | ||
And it was a good thing. | ||
I mean, they got it passed. | ||
But even something like that, you had to get somebody to go down there and lobby and raise hell and make it a story. | ||
So, even something like that, 9-11 first responders, you couldn't get a supermajority like this. | ||
And now here we are, the nth BDS bill, or the nth time we get the BDS bill, and it's 398 to 17. | ||
Something's not right there, something must be done. | ||
And nothing good is going to happen until that influence is canceled out, in my opinion. | ||
unless that influence wanes or changes, because I'm always told, and I said this even a little bit yesterday, you see that for the most part, a lot of the right-wing politicians in America, or even in the world, can't really get things done, it seems like, without their help, without their influence. | ||
You look at Bolsonaro, you look at Salvini, you look at what's happening in Austria, you look at President Trump, you look at DeSantis in Florida, you look at Josh Hawley, and it seems like you can't really be a mover and a shaker if you don't have either the right-wing or the left-wing guys on your side, right? | ||
But the more that I think about it, the more I think about how much we rely on them. | ||
Even this National Conservatism Conference in the last week, run by Yoram Hazony, the more I realize it's really just sort of having authentic nationalist change. | ||
It's mutually exclusive with being reliant on On a foreign nation, frankly. | ||
I mean, does nobody see the contradiction there? | ||
How can you have an authentic, true, visceral, strong nationalist movement, but we're totally reliant on keeping this other foreign nation satisfied? | ||
It can't happen. | ||
It doesn't work. | ||
So, there's your new anti-BDS law. | ||
I better not catch any knickers engaging in anti-BDS. | ||
We wouldn't want to see that! | ||
Two-state solution, they are our closest ally, okay? | ||
And that means you gotta delete Waze app off your phone. | ||
It means you gotta delete, or rather, you should keep the Waze app on your phone. | ||
Keep Wix, all these Israeli technological services. | ||
We don't want to be going against our closest ally. | ||
Remember, we support closest ally on this show. | ||
But anyway, we're going to move on from that. | ||
It's really just sort of standard stuff, but how crazy, right? | ||
We're going to move on. | ||
We'll talk about this Mueller testimony, and then we will get into the North Korea missile launch, if we have the time. | ||
So again today, Robert Mueller testified before the House of Representatives. | ||
I'll read you this little blurb. | ||
This is from Reuters. | ||
This is former U.S. | ||
Special Counsel Robert Mueller concluded more than five hours of testimony on Wednesday before the House of Representatives. | ||
Intelligence and judiciary committees about his two-year long investigation of Russian election meddling. | ||
Rather than answer some questions, Mueller often referred them to his report on the investigation or declined to answer. | ||
At one point, he had to correct himself after saying he would have sought to indict Trump if not for a Justice Department policy against charging a sitting president, saying his investigation did not determine whether the president had committed a crime. | ||
So this is from his opening statement. | ||
Like I said, these are some pretty critical statements here, which I think kind of says it all. | ||
He says, quote, The investigation did not establish that members of the Trump campaign conspired with the Russian government in its election interference activities. | ||
We did not address collusion, which is not a legal term. | ||
Rather, we focused on whether the evidence was sufficient to charge any member of the campaign with taking part in a criminal conspiracy. | ||
It was not. | ||
In other words, the evidence was not sufficient to charge for criminal conspiracy. | ||
He said, as I said at the top of the show, I do not intend to summarize or describe the results of our work in a different way in the course of my testimony today. | ||
As I said on May 29th, the report is my testimony. | ||
So in short, and this is what just sort of is staggering to me, like this is all political theater. | ||
This is all, you understand, when you see all these Congress people and Senators, actually it's not Senators, it's Congress people, when it's like Matt Gaetz and it's Jim Jordan, it's all these different people, And they're out there grandstanding, and they're talking about the Russia meeting at Trump Tower, and they're talking about, you know, the Steele dossier and all this. | ||
You understand, all of this really comes down to creating convincing soundbites and video clips to be used on the news or to be retweeted by President Trump. | ||
That's all this is about. | ||
Like, this doesn't help anybody, right? | ||
I mean, understand, at the end of the day, If he says in his opening statement, nothing I'm going to say is different from my report, and for five hours he says either, you know, I can't answer that, or it's in my report, we're not learning anything, nothing is being discovered, there's no real purpose of this questioning, it's just, again, to serve the politicians. | ||
So that a left-wing person, you know, like Ted Lieu as a good example, can question Robert Mueller and get him to say, well I can't indict because he's the sitting president, but I can indict after he leaves office, And then they can air that on MSNBC, right? | ||
Or Jim Jordan and Matt Gaetz. | ||
Well, I like them both. | ||
Matt Gaetz. | ||
Chad Messomorph. | ||
He can question Robert Mueller and get him to say that he's not going to address the Steele dossier. | ||
That gets retweeted by President Trump. | ||
His social media following grows and it's good for him. | ||
So none of this stuff really matters. | ||
It's all just a bunch of boring partisan hackery. | ||
I guess if we're to take anything away from all this stuff, it's that you have to remember this was a coup attempt on the government. | ||
Like at the end of the day, forget all the details, forget all the minutiae, and I hate this stuff. | ||
It's all like these nerdy student council type people, you know, who actually read the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times And they're tweeting about this very nerdy about, oh well, but we've got to remember about that meeting with Sergey Kislyak and all this goofy stuff. | ||
It's like sports statistics. | ||
It's basically meaningless. | ||
If we boil away all that crap, we get down to the real story, which is, again, you got to remember the intelligence agencies, the Attorney General's office, the people in the CIA, all these different groups, they conspire to remove Trump from office. | ||
That's the story. | ||
The story is that Nancy Pelosi, the media, the deep state, the interests, they were all colluding essentially. | ||
You know, the word of the whole year has been collusion. | ||
The real collusion was all these people getting together to try to remove the president from office. | ||
And that's what it's about. | ||
You know, so for all these people saying that, oh well, democracy is dead because Trump is lawless and he hasn't been held accountable. | ||
Or for all the people saying democracy is dead because, you know, these guys tried and failed to take him out. | ||
That's probably more convincing on the latter side. | ||
I would probably say that when you have the CIA, when you have all these people on the back end trying to get Trump out of office after he was elected, you know, and we worship the ballot box in this country, he gets elected, they try to take him out after that. | ||
I think that says it all right there. | ||
So the Mueller stuff to me is basically stupid. | ||
It's basically pointless. | ||
It's a big old diversion. | ||
And I can't help but wonder, you know, at this point in the show, I have to tell you, I can't help but wonder, we see this Mueller thing, we see this Area 51 stuff, I can't help but wonder why we moved away so quickly from Jeffrey Epstein. | ||
You know, I see, because to me, all I see is theater today. | ||
I can't really even give you a serious take other than it's all just a big sham. | ||
They're just dangling things in front of your face and they're gonna make this the wall-to-wall, 24-7 coverage. | ||
On the cable news outlets and everywhere else, and I can't help but wonder, you know, why do you see all these big distractions two weeks or a week after the Jeffrey Epstein story? | ||
To me, I mean, it's just like Las Vegas all over again. | ||
Really, every time we talk about the news, or every time you watch the news, you have to wonder, like, they're putting this in front of you for a reason. | ||
They're not going to show you the real stories. | ||
They're not going to show you what's really going on. | ||
Does anybody believe that What's really happening in Washington DC? | ||
The pinnacle of the political year? | ||
What's going on in politics at this moment in time? | ||
Is the Mueller investigation? | ||
Or is it things that nobody has ever heard of? | ||
Is it things that 90% of the population will never hear about, have never read about on Fox News, have never seen on television, have never seen on twitter.com? | ||
It's things that are only talked about, you know, on these weirdo websites, on the conspiracy theory websites. | ||
Things like Jeffrey Epstein. | ||
I mean, whatever happened to that, right? | ||
Or Las Vegas, whatever happened to that? | ||
Things like this, where I look at the coverage today, and all I just see is fanfare. | ||
All I see is kabuki theater designed to distract from things that are really going on. | ||
So, I see the Mueller stuff, and people are expecting me to come on the show. | ||
And have this super serious take and for me to tell you well you know I can either give you this like boomer take about how it's obstruction and you know the Democrats are terrible and all this or you know maybe I have some hot take about like you know Trump's guilty or something. | ||
I'll give you the same take that I've been saying for years. | ||
Trump didn't collude with Russia. | ||
If he did, it wouldn't matter. | ||
You know, we all know nobody cares about collusion. | ||
You know, we could sit here and say like, oh, Bob Mueller's fake news and this kind of stuff. | ||
The real thing is, well, let's talk about foreign interference and collusion. | ||
Who are the people interfering and colluding? | ||
Maybe it has to do with the story we just talked about a moment ago, right? | ||
With the anti-BDS. | ||
We're supposed to believe that for two years all these Congress people and the media was just really concerned about foreign interference? | ||
They were so concerned about collusion? | ||
What about the collusion from all these other countries, you know? | ||
So I think it's a bunch of garbage. | ||
I think it's a bunch of stupid nonsense. | ||
I can't tell you how angry it makes me to see all these political people. | ||
And the problem is the masses eat this stuff up. | ||
At the end of the day, I think maybe we deserve it. | ||
Because I see all these people, all these politicos with their hot takes. | ||
Oh, Robert Mueller looks really old and, you know, he used to be sharp, but now he's not. | ||
Democrats thought this was going to be a big expose, but it's really backfired. | ||
Or, you know, this just goes to show that this was a big... | ||
Counterintelligence thing and there has to be accountability. | ||
Democracy is dead. | ||
It's just like don't you understand? | ||
It's all just noise at this point. | ||
Don't you understand? | ||
It's all just this very loud noise that's meant to distract you from what's really happening. | ||
None of this matters. | ||
What you see on television isn't real. | ||
It doesn't matter. | ||
They might as well be lizard people or robots because none of it matters. | ||
That's my my least favorite kind of person is the kind of like boomer political person who's really obsessed You know my take about Mueller. | ||
It's not true. | ||
It's never been true. | ||
I'm just like the most surface level analysis of the day-to-day partisan stuff. | ||
It's like that iceberg situation. | ||
You know, the iceberg analogy. | ||
This is like the tippy top, you know, one inch top of the iceberg. | ||
And all the rest is stuff that nobody's talking about. | ||
So I can't really bear to speak on this for much longer. | ||
You know, you know my take about Mueller. | ||
It's not true. | ||
It's never been true. | ||
We determined that years ago. | ||
We thought we even had that confirmed with the report in May. | ||
But for some reason, we're still talking about it. | ||
And more or less, maybe that's because Jeffrey Epstein and other secretive things are going on. | ||
So that's Bob Mueller. | ||
Next! | ||
I'm done with that. | ||
I've used that up. | ||
I'm finished with it. | ||
We're gonna move on. | ||
We'll talk about this North Korea story real quick. | ||
So again, this is very new. | ||
This happened like right before the show. | ||
Started. | ||
So we don't really have too many details. | ||
We don't have a response from America yet, but this is from Reuters. | ||
It says, quote, North Korea has fired two unidentified projectiles into the sea off its east coast, South Korean defense officials said Thursday. | ||
The projectiles flew about 267 miles from an area near the eastern city of Wonsan, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said. | ||
Adding that, said the South Korean and U.S. | ||
militaries were analyzing details of the launches. | ||
North Korea said last week it may lift its 20-month suspension of nuclear and missile tests to protest expected military drills between the US and South Korea that Pyongyang says are an invasion rehearsal. | ||
And you know I see this missile launch and the reason I'm talking about this tonight as opposed to tomorrow is because it really reminds me of what I was saying yesterday about the situation in Iran. | ||
There's this big myth Which I think is very pervasive in the dissident right, maybe thanks to Ron Paul, maybe thanks to a lot of these anti-war, sort of isolationist strains of thinking or punditry on the right, that all these other guys in the world, like North Korea, Iran, Russia, are just sort of like these hapless victims. | ||
You know, they're either hapless victims of American imperialism or they're these righteous actors. | ||
They're very righteous, standing up against the great Satan, standing up against the, you know, gay disco that is America. | ||
And there is a little bit of truth in the sense that America pushes people around. | ||
There's truth in that America pushes people around towards pernicious... towards a pernicious agenda, which may or may not be satanic or gay or whatever. | ||
But time and again I hear this take that, well, we should really be supporting, like, the Maduro regime, or we should really be supporting Iran, or we should unironically be embracing Juche in North Korea. | ||
And then we see episodes like this, where I look at what happens with North Korea, and it's like, this president gets into office saying, we don't want war, we want to scale back our military commitments, And in spite of that, the first few months he gets into office in North Korea is doing missile tests, nuclear tests, things that are designed to antagonize America. | ||
We go through this year of brinksmanship, it's bellicose rhetoric, there's warmongering on both sides, there's carrier strike groups moving into the Sea of Japan, we're in DEFCON 3 and all this, and then finally we get to a point where the president goes all the way to Singapore and meets with the North Korean president. | ||
He gets criticized by the media, it's unprecedented, it's a huge step. | ||
We scale back the military drills, we scale back a lot of other things, we make a promise. | ||
We say, if you denuclearize, then we're gonna help you out. | ||
And here we are like a year later. | ||
There's no progress. | ||
We're still getting these missile drills. | ||
They're not committing to taking anything down. | ||
And you know, it kind of says something about the nature of foreign affairs. | ||
When a lot of people get on Trump's case about Iran, or about Russia, or even frankly about Syria. | ||
And they say, why haven't we pulled out? | ||
Why haven't we backed away from some of these confrontations? | ||
Why have we normalized relations with Russia? | ||
You have to understand, these other countries, these are not saints that we're dealing with. | ||
These are not sheep that we are dealing with. | ||
These are not pacifists who just want to get by, who just want to, you know, live their own life and have their own culture and all this. | ||
I mean, in a lot of cases, these countries The people that run them are legitimately opposed to our interests, and they legitimately do antagonize America. | ||
And of course, the retort always is, well, you know, America did it first, right? | ||
America deserves to get antagonized by Russia because NATO has expanded east. | ||
Or America deserves to get antagonized by Iran because we have a small presence in Afghanistan and Iraq. | ||
Or we deserve to be antagonized by North Korea because we have troops in South Korea. | ||
And I guess there is truth in both sides, but you have to understand it takes two to tango. | ||
So, you know, I see this stuff with North Korea and it very much reminds me of what's happening with Iran and what I said about Iran yesterday. | ||
You know, our president has made a not insignificant overture To the President of Iran, or to the Supreme Leader of North Korea, in saying, we want to make a deal. | ||
We want to make peace. | ||
We do not want war. | ||
I think he said that explicitly a number of times. | ||
And yet in spite of that, we get drones that are shot down. | ||
There's all kinds of other conspicuous things going on. | ||
Tankers are being seized. | ||
And so you have to remember when dealing with these people, like these are not great actors as well. | ||
I mean, maybe we're not saints, but they definitely are not either. | ||
So I see something like this, and I start to get a little impatient. | ||
You know, the president went over to North Korea. | ||
He was the first sitting president to step into North Korea not too long ago, a few weeks ago. | ||
That was a spontaneous visit. | ||
It kick-started a new round of negotiations. | ||
They were planning on doing another summit. | ||
The president said North Korea, or rather Kim Jong-un, could come to the White House. | ||
And now we're getting missile tests again. | ||
Now they're saying they're going to do nuclear tests and missile tests again. | ||
I'm starting to think one of these countries just has to be wiped off the map. | ||
I hate to say it. | ||
We don't have to invade. | ||
We don't have to invade. | ||
You know, people say, we want Iraq 2.0. | ||
How about Japan 2.0? | ||
Right? | ||
How about we just vaporize a city or something? | ||
I just get so sick and tired of seeing America. | ||
I know this might sound... I know I'm going to catch a lot of heat on this in the comments and on Twitter. | ||
That's okay. | ||
I will take it. | ||
Right, I will take the slings and arrows because I just have to say this, and it may sound boomerish or neocon-ish, but I see these, come on, these people in Iran, these people in North Korea, and they're doing these missile tests, they're not doing what they're told, they're not fitting into our world system, and I just think one of them just has to be crushed. | ||
You know, the President said this week, somebody asked him, he was meeting with the Pakistani Prime Minister or President, Their head of government, and he said, well, you know, I could win Afghanistan very easily. | ||
I just don't want to kill 10 million people. | ||
And I think, you know, we don't have to kill 10 million, but maybe we could just, like, drop a really big bomb. | ||
Maybe we could just do something to show that we're serious. | ||
Because, you know, here we are, and I'll admit it's gotten better. | ||
I mean, we are in a sort of state of detente, basically. | ||
With North Korea, things have de-escalated a lot, but that we keep, we keep getting this kind of stuff. | ||
Missile tests and nuclear tests and all these people trying our patience. | ||
Maybe it's time for the world to fear America in some sense. | ||
You know, look, and again, I wasn't in favor. | ||
I almost, I'm gonna regret saying this so much. | ||
I, for the record, I disagree with the Iraq war. | ||
I think it was a big mistake. | ||
We shouldn't have went in there. | ||
Now that said, after the war in Iraq, Libya shut down their nuclear program, Syria shut down their nuclear program, Iran shut down their nuclear program. | ||
Now again, I'm not saying that made it worth it. | ||
I'm not saying it's a good thing that we went to war in Iraq. | ||
I'm saying cause and effect. | ||
Big show of force, people start cooperating. | ||
Drop a lot of bombs, you know, kill a lot of people, people start cooperating. | ||
That's all I'm saying! | ||
That's all I'm saying. | ||
So, sure, I understand, yeah, America's spreading some bad things in the world, right? | ||
I mean, we're spreading usury and homosexuality and all this. | ||
But, you know, at the end of the day, Iran getting a nuclear weapons arsenal, not in our interest. | ||
North Korea having a nuclear arsenal. | ||
Not in our interest. | ||
I mean, that's a threat to America, ultimately. | ||
They have to do what we say! | ||
They have to play by our rules! | ||
We have 10 aircraft carriers, and I think we should start... I think maybe we should start acting like it. | ||
Now, I'm not saying we invade North Korea. | ||
I'm not saying we invade any country's 10-year occupations. | ||
But you know, it's like, there's gotta be... | ||
A point at which we say our patience has its limits. | ||
We've been messing around with these people for two years saying we're going to make a deal. | ||
We'd like to make a deal. | ||
We're going to bring investment. | ||
We're going to open your country up. | ||
We're going to turn the North Korean coastline into like Mar-a-Lago. | ||
You know, we're going to build apartments here and we're going to help you. | ||
And these people, every time we meet with them, they give us a hard time, they cut corners and all this, and it makes us look like a bunch of assholes. | ||
Because, you know, people like myself, and I'm sure a lot of people watching this show have been saying for years, we just need to let them be. | ||
You know, we just need to back off, we just need to scale back. | ||
Bring the troops home and then everything will just be fine. | ||
And we're finding that's really not the case. | ||
We find that we have a president who is committed openly and has said, we want to make good with Russia and we want to end our occupation of South Korea. | ||
All this and people are just not cooperating with us. | ||
It doesn't happen instantly. | ||
So, you know, maybe they have to be bullied a little bit and then we can achieve that result. | ||
You know, maybe if there's just a little bit more brinksmanship, maybe some more missile strike groups, you know, something like that. | ||
We have to show that we're serious in some capacity because otherwise this is not going to get done. | ||
You know, this North Korean peace process, I was kind of skeptical from the beginning. | ||
I think if you go back and you watch the show two years ago and like rather about a year ago, In spring, so a little bit over a year ago, spring, excuse me, 2018, I said it's probably not likely that North Korea is going to completely denuclearize anytime soon. | ||
This is just better, there's a better relationship for us to have than war, right, than impending war. | ||
Now that said, we're really not making progress anytime soon. | ||
Progress has not been made in the last two years, really, I mean short of against some of these symbolic gesture type things, photo ops, things like that. | ||
And so maybe if we really wanted to get serious about forcing these people to bend to our will, we would have to do something. | ||
And I don't think there's anything wrong inherently with violence or military action. | ||
The problem is when it's not in our interest, when it's disproportionate to the interest. | ||
So, like, I don't think the Iraq war was wrong because it was a war. | ||
I think it was wrong because there was no reason for us to go in there. | ||
Iraq was a fine counterbalance to Iran and Saddam Hussein was a bad actor but there were other ways to deal with that. | ||
Was bombing Iraq necessarily the worst thing in the world? | ||
Probably not. | ||
Were there other ways to go about it? | ||
Certainly. | ||
So, again, I think we have to reorient this foreign policy kind of stuff. | ||
I know I'm going to take a lot of heed for that. | ||
I know a lot of people are going to be in my, oh, it's neocon Nick. | ||
Neocon Nick supports war and this and war and that. | ||
I'm not saying I support war. | ||
I'm not saying I support ground wars. | ||
I'm saying that I am not opposed to war, bombing, killing in itself. | ||
If we can use it to further our national security interest with minimal cost on our end, minimal bloodshed on our end, on our end, then I think it's actually fine. | ||
I think it's actually a tool and an extension of statecraft and politics. | ||
Vladimir Putin knows this. | ||
Xi Jinping knows this. | ||
Maybe we should start to adapt to that. | ||
So you know, like we saw the Syria strikes in 17 and 18. | ||
I think things like that have been very effective. | ||
Maybe we could try more of that. | ||
Maybe we try that in other countries. | ||
I don't know. | ||
We'll see. | ||
Maybe I just want some action. | ||
Maybe I've just been driven to this point by seeing just the day to day kind of stuff. | ||
Maybe I just want to see burning in the world. | ||
Maybe there's something inside of me after watching two years of Robert Mueller and anti-BDS laws and immigration failures that I just want to see a building explode. | ||
I just want to see a bomb go off or something like that. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Or maybe there are bad actors in the world or there are legitimate adversaries as opposed to enemies or villains but there are legitimate adversaries or rivals regionally and globally to American power And we have to take a more serious approach to them, a more conventional or realistic approach to them. | ||
So I guess that's what I have to say about North Korea, but I know I don't mean to get raked over the coals for that. | ||
But you know, that's why this is a 250 IQ show, in order to parse out and nuance out all these very intellectual strains of political thought. | ||
Gotta have a high IQ. | ||
I know there'll be a lot of babies saying you're a neocon for saying this, but I'm just, I'm just telling you how I feel. | ||
I see these norks, and they're doing the missile test again, and it's like, why are you doing that? | ||
You shouldn't be doing that. | ||
We're trying to make a deal with you. | ||
The president wants to make a deal. | ||
We are really trying to help you out here. | ||
We've promised to get rid of the sanctions if you just get rid of the nuclear program, and it's not happening. | ||
I understand why they want to keep their nuclear program, but they should just do what we say. | ||
You know, we've been nice enough. | ||
But that's our North Korea story. | ||
We're going to move on and we'll take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys have to say about this. | ||
I know people are going to be very unhappy. | ||
I can see the live chats going crazy. | ||
But that's okay. | ||
But that's okay. | ||
I'm fine with that. | ||
I think maybe President Trump should start bombing the live chat. | ||
Maybe that would be better, right? | ||
But no, that's a joke. | ||
Let's take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys are saying about all this. | ||
We've got esoteric national Kanye-ism who says, was Fuentes the most overlooked? | ||
Yes sir. | ||
Now is Fuentes the most overbooked? | ||
Yes sir. | ||
And that is a line of course from Last Call. | ||
Great song, one of my favorites. | ||
Very true, very relatable gamer moment. | ||
Much appreciated for that one. | ||
Rando number nine says, Naked Cheese had 69 to call in. | ||
That guy was pretty hecking based on the kill stream last night and I feel like you and him unironically agree on most points. | ||
Yeah, that She's Head 69 guy. | ||
You know, I've never talked to him before. | ||
I don't think we've ever been in the same place at once. | ||
But he sounds like a really talented guy. | ||
Yeah, maybe I'll have to bring him on the show. | ||
Sounded handsome, too. | ||
Handsome and smart. | ||
You know, I think we'd really get along, so... Sure, maybe we'll have him call in. | ||
I don't know. | ||
That would make for a, you know, very sitcom, comedic sort of show, right? | ||
Kelevra says hey Nick thanks for the great content you got to get your Mickey D's burgers with Mac sauce not ketchup to be truly based in red pelt okay disavow you know the thing is about the Mac sauce is what is it it's like mayonnaise and ketchup I don't like mayonnaise and I don't I don't love the Big Mac sauce I like it on Big Mac but frankly I prefer ketchup I prefer ketchup on my fries. | ||
I prefer ketchup on my burger. | ||
So no, I think that's a very cringe thing to say if you're countersignaling ketchup. | ||
But thanks! | ||
Fiesta Vance says, Nick, I've been thinking about contracting terminal cancer and then using the Make-A-Wish Foundation to set up a debate between you and Ben Shapiro. | ||
Not a bad idea. | ||
Any terminal cancer children out there watching the show, maybe that's an idea. | ||
Maybe that's something you want to do. | ||
Maybe that's your wish. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I think it's worth it. | ||
Maybe you take one for the team, right? | ||
You know, your terminal, and it's like Disney World. | ||
Disney World's not that great. | ||
Or you could set up a debate where I expose Ben Shapiro. | ||
You take one for the team, you save America. | ||
So if there's, like I said, if there's anybody watching this show, kind of a morbid joke, anybody watching America First from a hospital bed, and they've been contacted, okay, it's time to make your wish. | ||
You know, there's two ways you can go about it. | ||
Look, I could wear a Mickey Mouse hat in the debate, all right? | ||
You could get a Mickey Mouse ice cream and lightsaber toy and all that. | ||
It'll be just like the real thing, you know? | ||
I could send you to Disney World. | ||
It's not that expensive, you know? | ||
But let's see, Shlomo. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Is that offensive? | ||
Is that a bad joke to make? | ||
Is that in poor taste? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I just think it's funny. | ||
Shlomo says it's a bird, it's a plane, it's Erica Thomas with too many effing items in the express checkout lane. | ||
I don't know the story with Erica Thomas. | ||
That happened when I was gone. | ||
Was that that black girl? | ||
It was like a fake story. | ||
Yeah, it was something like that, but I totally, I missed that one because I was in the mountains where we didn't even have any internet cell reception. | ||
We had no reception. | ||
I was completely isolated, so I didn't catch that one. | ||
Nuba says, gub. | ||
Okay, so this is just some kind of gibberish language. | ||
He says, gub, pub, da, bubba. | ||
Okay, well, thank you very much, Rob. | ||
Wow, man, the Super Chats are back. | ||
We are back on America First. | ||
It is a good thing I returned from vacation. | ||
I am glad that I am back here for the Super Chats. | ||
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I was just totally, totally descended. | |
You know, at the very least, pee-pee-poo-poo. | ||
It was sort of juvenile, but I mean at least it, like, Meant something. | ||
Now we've just got, you know, gibberish, baby talk. | ||
We've just got retarded baby talk in the super chats. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Daniel Bull says, congrats on a safe vacation, big guy. | ||
I had an agent trail you to keep Mossad off your back. | ||
Did you happen to see Kyle? | ||
Oh, I did. | ||
I saw Kyle all over the place. | ||
We were throwing double. | ||
No, I'm kidding. | ||
But yeah, thanks. | ||
Thanks for the protection from Assad. | ||
I was, unironically, sort of checking out the rearview window. | ||
Rearview window? | ||
Rearview mirrors and looking out the... | ||
Out the back window trying to make sure we weren't being tailed. | ||
No joke, because you know they're like that. | ||
They're very thorough. | ||
I don't want to get, I want to end up like Andrew Breitbart, you know. | ||
K-Anon says, just got married at 19. | ||
In the Army, we plan on having six Catholic, excuse me, Germanic babies. | ||
I'm doing my part. | ||
Hopefully I won't have to bring butt sex to Iran, though. | ||
Well, congratulations, big guy, on the marriage. | ||
You said just got married. | ||
Yeah, so congratulations on the marriage and in the army. | ||
God bless you, sir. | ||
Thank you for your service, sir. | ||
Thank you for your service. | ||
Thank you for your service to our nation. | ||
God bless you. | ||
Thank you for our service. | ||
Thank you for your service. | ||
Thanks for your service. | ||
Thanks for the Aryan babies and for getting married. | ||
But more importantly, thank you for your service. | ||
Can I polish your boots by any chance? | ||
Is there anything I can do for you? | ||
You want me to like lay down and you can walk on top of me to cross the mud or a puddle or something? | ||
Thank you for your service. | ||
God bless you. | ||
We love our troops. | ||
We love our troops on America. | ||
We salute you. | ||
We hope that you are going out there defending Israel, defending America. | ||
The two closest allies. | ||
We hope you are defending central banking, gay marriage. | ||
That's what it's all about, my friend. | ||
So thank you so much. | ||
We salute you. | ||
If there's anything I can do for you, please don't hesitate to ask, because thank you for your service. | ||
You're the reason we have freedom in this country, and we do have it. | ||
So thanks, and hey, God bless with the babies on the way. | ||
Hope that all works out. | ||
We want more Aryans. | ||
Well, more Aryans in our ranks, right? | ||
That's ironic. | ||
Well, I don't know if you're a retarded idiot or maybe you just are blind or something, but we tried to do a debate on the killstream yesterday and he no-showed. | ||
He never said he was gonna do it, so... | ||
I was there. | ||
We wanted him to show up last night, but he didn't. | ||
So that's on him, not me. | ||
Raul Garza says, Pistol Whippin Nibba with the crowbar. | ||
Gucci Mane. | ||
Yeah, very red pelt. | ||
Sonny says, Hey big guy, my first time buying a super chat. | ||
Love the show. | ||
I put down a question or something, but I have none. | ||
Shout out to the boys down at S.A.D. | ||
if they're watching this. | ||
Well, thanks so much. | ||
Glad you're loving the show. | ||
And you know, that's okay. | ||
If you don't have a question, you just want to give me money, that's fine too. | ||
What is S.A.D. | ||
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though? | |
What are the boys at S.A.D.? | ||
Is that something I should know about? | ||
S.A.D. | ||
acronym? | ||
Seasonal Affective Disorder? | ||
I don't think that's what it is. | ||
But hey, I guess shout out to them. | ||
Cookus says, what happened with Joe the Boomer and Pagan Goddess? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't follow Joe the Boomer's E-drama. | ||
But I did see that Joe the Boomer, he got E. Michael Jones on the Daily Breath. | ||
That's a very big get. | ||
So congratulations to him for that. | ||
You know, that's the power of America First. | ||
We have our own spinoff sequel show, The Daily Brat, The Weekly Sweat. | ||
Many consider The Weekly Sweat to be sort of a spiritual sequel, even though it predates America First. | ||
Many consider spiritual sequel or spinoff from the America First cinematic universe, and that's really the power of the show. | ||
Inkins says, conservative women wear full White full panties to represent purity while liberal girls wear thongs. | ||
Okay, English, English! | ||
So I guess you mean white liberal girls? | ||
Is that what you mean? | ||
Wear thongs because they are impure? | ||
Okay, I don't even know. | ||
We don't, we don't concern ourselves with women's underwear on this show. | ||
This show is about straight politics, straight news, factual things, data, all right? | ||
We're looking at data. | ||
We're not talking about women's underwear, not talking about women's panties. | ||
Big disavow. | ||
You know, you want to hear about that, go watch the Jewish media, okay? | ||
Frankly, you want to hear about women's panties and thongs, go watch Jewish media, all right? | ||
Does anyone, you know, somebody has to say it. | ||
Raymond says pee pee poo poo. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Nat Mossad says Mueller go to Jimmy Buffett concert in the sky soon. | ||
It looks like he's getting up there. | ||
He's getting up there in age. | ||
Might be time, you know? | ||
I believe he is a baby boomer, correct? | ||
74 years old, so yeah, he would be a baby boomer. | ||
Cody says, hope you had a nice vacation. | ||
Glad you're back! | ||
Thanks! | ||
Thanks, I did have a good vacation. | ||
Hundungus says, could you, Erm, repeat the question? | ||
Oh yeah, Robert Mueller. | ||
Very, very... | ||
Very old guy. | ||
I'm not really sure, not really sure he's fit to be up there, you know? | ||
I mean, and it's actually interesting. | ||
Somebody tweeted this out. | ||
Trump is 73. | ||
Mueller is only a year older. | ||
And this guy's like confused. | ||
And Donald Trump is like an alpha Chad who sleeps four hours a night and, you know, he's slonking Big Macs. | ||
So, just goes to show it's about the genes, right? | ||
There's your, there's your Chad. | ||
Hibernian blood. | ||
Right, I think Trump is Irish, right? | ||
Or is he, I think he's Scottish and Germanic? | ||
Where's the Irish 2? | ||
Not totally sure, but you know, there it is. | ||
It's the Chad genetics. | ||
That's what it's all about. | ||
Bill says, people are saying the first caller last night on the kill stream was Steven Crowder. | ||
Yeah, I saw people commenting that. | ||
I don't, I don't think, you know, something tells me Steven Crowder was not calling into the kill stream last night. | ||
I'm going to go out on a limb and say, probably safe to say, Steven Crowder was not a caller on the kill stream last night. | ||
But who knows? | ||
I guess anything is possible. | ||
Daniel says, don't like modern culture and you're a trad. | ||
Like modern culture and you're a bug. | ||
Also uncensored superchats give me an error message. | ||
Gay. | ||
Don't like modern culture and you're a trad. | ||
Like modern culture and you're a bug. | ||
I don't know if that's... I avoid using this trad terminology. | ||
I don't consider myself trad. | ||
This is the thing. | ||
I get like pigeonholed into this trad thing. | ||
I mean, I guess in a sense I'm more traditionally minded that I think, you know, women should be in the home and be having kids and all that, but... | ||
I don't think that makes me, like, trad. | ||
To me, trad, the label trad is like larper. | ||
You know, these are people, these are like Asperger people that are still wearing fedoras and they're like, classes for men, swag is for boys. | ||
You know, that kind of thing. | ||
So, I mean, yeah, I think women should be put in their place. | ||
That doesn't make me trad, right? | ||
I mean, that just makes me just sort of a regular person, right? | ||
Normal sane regular person who has facts and logic on their side So I don't I don't like these, you know pigeonholing people in a soy boy trad this kind of stuff I just sort of I just am what I am, you know, and I let the chips fall where they may Let's see. | ||
You're in a lot of movement up there. | ||
That's awesome. | ||
Pete says, piercing blue eyes through a hair full face. | ||
Wow. | ||
Well, they're actually green eyes. | ||
But yeah, I mean, they are sort of piercing. | ||
I guess you could say that they are sort of Chad. | ||
Striking and piercing, but also with a very strong masculine beard. | ||
You know, I guess you could say I do have a strong physiognomy. | ||
That's very true. | ||
It is. | ||
It is something that a person would say, wow, they say, wow, that's quite the that's quite the face, right? | ||
Captain Nicky says, hey Nick, you never got back to me about that big wire transfer for a certain e-girl's feet pics anyway. | ||
Offer's still on the table. | ||
Hit me back. | ||
Disavow. | ||
You're lying. | ||
You're making things up. | ||
And you're lying. | ||
And you're not funny. | ||
Your Super Chats are never funny, by the way. | ||
Jake Jorgensen says, was it worth trading the America First cast for Pee Pee Poo Poo Super Chatters? | ||
I miss Joe the Boomer. | ||
Well, we still had Pee Pee Poo Poo when we had the Collins, so it's not really, not really a trade-in, just sort of, you know. | ||
We have super chats. | ||
We used to have callers. | ||
Now we just have the super chats. | ||
I'm having this back pain. | ||
I don't know if you guys ever experienced this. | ||
Having this back pain, it's like upper left on my side. | ||
I read it's the spleen. | ||
So if you see me sort of grasping at my side, I think I have an enlarged spleen. | ||
I'm not kidding. | ||
I looked it up. | ||
That's that's what they say it is. | ||
They say it could be like a viral thing, some kind of infection. | ||
I don't know. | ||
So I hope I hope I'm all right. | ||
I hope that's not, you know, I hope that's not some kind of slow release poison that I, you know, had ingested with my McDonald's the other day. | ||
But we're trying to make our way through. | ||
We're trying to stick it out. | ||
I'm going to be a real trooper. | ||
You're a real trooper. | ||
I'm going to try and stick it out and we'll make it through in spite of this pain, tremendous physical pain I'm enduring right now. | ||
Anyway, Tyler says, keep up the great work from a Canadian knicker. | ||
Well, hey, thanks, man. | ||
Much appreciated. | ||
Lachlan says, only so long before I can be jailed for my Orthodox Catholic views on Jews in Israel and Alabama. | ||
We have more Ziocons than Florida. | ||
Gulag, here I come. | ||
Yeah, that's just it with these evangelicals, you know. | ||
I don't know what it is, but they're hardcore Zionists, unfortunately. | ||
We gotta wake them up! | ||
Gotta wake them up! | ||
You know, what do they say about Jesus in the Talmud? | ||
It's not exactly a flattering portrayal, you know. | ||
All these evangelicals, I love the evangelicals, but they're very, they don't like the swearing. | ||
They don't like a lot of this stuff. | ||
And yet, so what I mean to say is that with some things, they're very against it because it doesn't sound puritanical or whatever. | ||
But then they love Jews, who in the Talmud, it says Jesus is burning in hell in excrement and semen. | ||
So it's like, how do you square that? | ||
They gotta be apprised of the relevant facts. | ||
They have to be brought up to speed, you know? | ||
So next time you see one of these evangelicals, and a lot of them are sort of beyond saving. | ||
There's a friend of mine, family friend who's evangelical, I tried to wake her up on this and she was like, that doesn't matter! | ||
That doesn't matter! | ||
It says in the Bible that Israel is, you know, in the book of Genesis, that the Israel they're talking about is The modern-day nation-state of Israel. | ||
I'm like, they hate our God. | ||
They killed our God. | ||
She's like, that doesn't matter. | ||
I'm like, they blew up our ship. | ||
They steal our secrets. | ||
They try to kill our people. | ||
They were dancing, all right? | ||
They were dancing. | ||
It's in the FOIA report. | ||
That doesn't matter. | ||
That doesn't matter. | ||
It's like, you know, maybe, maybe at the end of the day, it's all in vain, right? | ||
Maybe at the end of the day, what's gonna happen is gonna happen and You know, I guess we just have to resign ourselves to our fate. | ||
So, anyway. | ||
Sky says, Nick, is there anything worse than talking to friends after you get back from college? | ||
What a huge black pill! | ||
Talking to friends after you get back. | ||
I don't know what you mean by that. | ||
I don't know what you mean by that. | ||
I mean, I dropped out of college, so all my friends remained in college when I dropped out. | ||
So I don't have any neighborhood friends anymore, really, for the most part, that I hang out with, that I knew from college or high school or anything like that. | ||
But I don't know what you mean by your question. | ||
God's Plan says, Why do you hate and dehumanize real Christians for having 116th Jewish DNA? | ||
Seems pretty subversive, Nick. | ||
It's pretty obvious Owen is a Christian. | ||
Oh, it's sorry. | ||
Oh, it's so sad to see this. | ||
God's Plan is a longtime super chatter, but he's just outing himself as a complete mental retard, and that's really hard to see. | ||
I thought you were cool. | ||
I'm not gonna ban you because you've been around for a long time, but It's unfortunate that you showed everybody that you're total brainlet, total 50 IQ, and maybe you're Jewish yourself. | ||
I've never dehumanized Christians for having 116th Jewish DNA. | ||
And by the way, Owen Benjamin doesn't have 116th Jewish DNA. | ||
I'm not sure where he got that figure. | ||
Again, maybe retarded. | ||
He has 1 4th Jewish DNA. | ||
And he says that his ethnic line on his father comes from literal bankers. | ||
So it's not like we're creating something out of thin air here. | ||
It's not like we're blowing something out of proportion. | ||
We're talking about somebody who's literally a Jewish banker, okay? | ||
And I'm not, I have no problem with Jews, you know. | ||
Somebody asked me this on Twitter. | ||
I think it was Ron Coleman. | ||
Do you have a problem with Jews, Nick? | ||
He basically put a gun to my head, metaphorically, and said, do you have a problem with Jews, Nick? | ||
And he put a gun to the head of all my family. | ||
And I was like, no, no, I don't have a problem with Jewish people. | ||
However, now that said, I have no problem with Jews, but, however, you know, there is this sort of revolutionary spirit, you know, that E. Michael Jones, a favorite, in fact, of Owen Benjamin's, talks about, where there's something about these people, they want to change the world, they want to revolutionize the world, and this is what makes them movers and shakers, radicals, things like this, and I think that Owen Benjamin is possessed by this revolutionary spirit of his forefathers, that's all. | ||
You know, you talk about subversive behavior, you know, me calling him out for being a faker, he has on E. Michael Jones, he talks about family and all this, and the guy, then he talks shit about the Catholic Church, he says the Catholic Church is satanic, but he's having on E. Michael Jones and presenting as Catholic, and he's taking money from Catholics, meanwhile he's saying the Catholic Church is satanic, and he says he's Christian, meanwhile he's cheating on his wife, and he's an alcoholic, and all this, and he's attacking my family, You know, so I'd be careful about who you're calling out there. | ||
It's very interesting who you defend, you know? | ||
Yeah, Nick is dehumanizing Christians for having one 16th... I'm pretty sure he's a Christian. | ||
He's actually, he's not Catholic. | ||
He says he purports to be a Catholic or Catholic adjacent, and then he criticizes the Catholic Church in a very blasphemous way, and actually he's not, you know, very Christian in his conduct. | ||
He's not Christian to attack my family, I don't think. | ||
you know so there's a lot going on there which is very um very suspect and i would say that maybe you should focus on what's happening over there than me calling him out very uh and by the way in in defense you know i didn't start out attacking him i said he was fine for a long time and then he comes after me for no reason so uh but anyway joe the boomer says nick no time people are trying to ruin me don't tell them what happened with me and pagan goddess people are asking too many questions loose lips and saying ships nick Oh, well, thanks Joe the Boomer. | ||
Uh, yeah, I... Alright, I will not tell them. | ||
I don't know what happened, so I can't tell them what happened between you and your pagan muse. | ||
Pagan e-muse. | ||
But hey, best of luck, my friend. | ||
Hope everything's alright. | ||
Bert Paulson says, Hikari is best girl. | ||
Hello, cooking department. | ||
Who is Hikari? | ||
Is she in NGE? | ||
That's the only anime I've ever seen. | ||
I guess she is. | ||
Who is she in this show? | ||
Oh, she's in the class with him? | ||
I don't remember this character. | ||
What, is she only in a few episodes or something? | ||
Not a very memorable character. | ||
Disavow. | ||
Let's see groozies is peepee poo-poo ocracy rule by number one and number two. | ||
That's that's amazing Yolts says I am an avid collector of air guns, but sold all of those Israeli ones I used to have apparently they just go off and whack children very not good Yeah, isn't that sort of interesting how that works? | ||
Holy Wars says, what was with that nut on DLive? | ||
He sounded like Rorschach and the Joker and was babbling on about some ridiculous Chinese-Israeli theory. | ||
Yeah, I don't know if his voice was all that weird. | ||
Well, there was some kook on the show. | ||
He usually does super chats on this show and he was telling me, Nick, like, you're wrong about Iran. | ||
Israel and Iran are working together because of the Belt and Road Initiative. | ||
It's like the dumbest thing I ever heard. | ||
So yeah, I don't know what to make of all that. | ||
Urban Moving Systems says, Arrested Development is a critically acclaimed comedy about a dysfunctional and stupid white family down in their fortunes who have a German surname which was written by a Jewish person. | ||
Makes you think. | ||
Ah, there's the esoteric red pill, the arrested development pill. | ||
I don't know, dude. | ||
I mean, just watch television. | ||
I don't think you know. | ||
It's not really hard to decode what's going on there, right? | ||
Nibus's thoughts on McAfee's arrest in the Caribbean. | ||
He mentioned the CIA. | ||
Some allege the Epstein Island footage on the Rusty Shackleford YouTube channel is from a drone McAfee was flying from his yacht. | ||
Yeah, I don't really know anything about that. | ||
I did hear that McAfee got arrested and detained with his wife, I believe, and somebody operating his Twitter account said that they got this dead man switch situation. | ||
So I don't really know. | ||
I haven't been following that too closely. | ||
And I don't know if that's... I think that's a lot of speculation and rumors that he was flying a drone over Epstein's Island. | ||
I mean, maybe that happened, but is there any evidence for that? | ||
I haven't seen it, so... | ||
Mad says, yo Lil Nikki, I fully pooped my pants and rode the bus all day. | ||
Okay, anyway. | ||
Gru's Eye says, Owen Benjamin hasn't released his bowels in a decade and now look what happens. | ||
Oh, I love, I love my job. | ||
I love, I love, I love this show. | ||
I love what I do, you know? | ||
My grandma always used to say, uh, if you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life. | ||
And here we are reading the PP Poo Poo Super Chats and I'm, I'm never, I'm not working. | ||
This does not work for me. | ||
I love it. | ||
I love this. | ||
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We like that. | |
You know, three consecutive super chats literally about defecating. | ||
Yeah, we like that. | ||
We like that on this political show. | ||
Wetzel says, Nick, love the show, big guy. | ||
I've been Zoomer pilling my friends and buddies that work with your videos. | ||
It's been a big help. | ||
Keep up the good work. | ||
Now here's 10 shekels to help save the white race. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
Thank you for the shekels. | ||
They will go into the Aryan Fund for saving the white race. | ||
I'm glad to hear it. | ||
I'm glad the Zoomers are getting red-pilled by my show. | ||
That's what I set out to do, trying to make a show to red-pill the youth. | ||
This is not a show... Look, boomers can watch it, but it's not really a show intended for a boomer audience. | ||
It's a show intended for babies, for children. | ||
I mean, there's some lewd stuff occasionally. | ||
Maybe pre-teens, alright? | ||
But it's a show fundamentally for the youth of America. | ||
For the Aryan Zoomer, the sleeping giant, real Gulliver's travel situation. | ||
Rising and sleeping giant, you know? | ||
So that's what we're going for. | ||
Groozy says anti-BDS law. | ||
Missing a letter M there, if you ask me. | ||
Okay. | ||
Also, I replaced my tap water with my septic tank line. | ||
How do you like me now, Lil Donny? | ||
Okay, so that's the Ron Perlman meme. | ||
Thank you for that. | ||
Uh, Funny Man says, you listen to John Mouse Part 2? | ||
Uh, no. | ||
Is that a song? | ||
Or an album or something? | ||
I haven't listened to that. | ||
I only know the meme songs and a couple others. | ||
Okie says I think Owen Benjamin sent the super chat starting the feud between you and him and that's why he was so offended What a baby facial hair filling in nicely you may I think that might be possible. | ||
I think it's definitely possible I don't know though. | ||
I mean It's really just sort of a big mystery. | ||
I mean, I don't know what set this guy off. | ||
We were fine, and then one day we weren't, seemingly for no reason. | ||
So, I guess we'll never know. | ||
But thanks, man. | ||
Glad you like the beard mode. | ||
It's going pretty soon, so appreciate it while you can. | ||
Bambos says I have a theory. | ||
I think Sam Hyde is one of the most important members of our political movement, and we should try to mainstream him the best we can. | ||
I mean, I definitely agree that Sam Hyde is one of the most important people in the movement. | ||
I mean, like, to a large extent, I got red-pilled by Sam Hyde, honestly. | ||
You know, a lot of this stuff I had been told for a long time about you-know-who, and then I watched the Sam Hyde stuff and it really drove a lot of it home. | ||
You know, women, other categories, so a very, very critical cultural force. | ||
A tour de force, if you will, in the culture. | ||
Now, as for mainstreaming him, I don't know, I mean definitely I think if his message were, I don't know if, does he have a message? | ||
I don't think he seems, sees himself as a political messenger. | ||
I think if he went mainstream it would almost detract in the sense that his work to me is sort of esoteric, inaccessible. | ||
And I think that's part of the appeal, right? | ||
So, would I want Sam Hyde to be like Dane Cook levels? | ||
I mean, in a sense, I'd like to see him be successful and make lots of money and Red Pill a lot of people and all that, but on the other hand, I think maybe what's sort of cool about Sam Hyde is it's... I even know a lot of people are based in Red Pill who don't know his stuff, and so it is sort of like this cult following, and I think there's value in itself that it's like that. | ||
But I don't know maybe prefer to be he probably prefer to be mainstream, but I don't know That's just my thoughts. | ||
I just hate when normies co-op things. | ||
I hate when things become mainstream I hate the mainstream, you know, if it's mainstream, it means it's lowest common denominator, you know Truth-seeking missiles as anti-disestablishment arianism. | ||
Okay. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Ron Sun says we be going nuko mode Yeah, I want to see nukes. | ||
I want to see nukes dropping. | ||
I want to see nuclear war Okay, I want something to happen I like how I explicitly said, I want to see America go funny mode. | ||
But yeah, I agree. | ||
Let's, let's totally go to war. | ||
Producer Chris says, no more foreign war. | ||
Privatize the service. | ||
Cringe. | ||
Privatize war? | ||
Yeah, you're a joker. | ||
Jason Jones says, a white man was beaten to death by a black man in Detroit over a fender bender. | ||
He moved to Detroit from Berkeley, California because he believed in the city. | ||
Take from that what you will. | ||
Yeah, I think it kind of says it all right there, right? | ||
Yep, you know Detroit. | ||
It's all those damn Democrats beating the shit out of people in broad daylight to death over small things like that. | ||
What are you gonna do? | ||
I guess we gotta vote them out of office, huh? | ||
I guess we gotta take all these Democrats that are causing all these problems and we gotta vote them out of office. | ||
Vote them out of office, right? | ||
All these Democrats that are causing problems. | ||
All these liberal Democrats, I tell ya. | ||
Liberal lunacy! | ||
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Ah! | |
Liberal lunacy in America! | ||
They're raising our taxes, and they're in favor of abortion, and man, if I get my hands on these liberal Democrats, we're gonna take them, we're gonna vote them out of office. | ||
We're gonna take them from in office, and we're gonna vote them out of office somewhere else, right? | ||
I can't stand them, you know? | ||
Those Democrats. | ||
Every time, you know, on Twitter and In person I encounter these liberal lunatics, socialists really, communists. | ||
I can't have them around anymore. | ||
You know, they're just sort of a big pestilence. | ||
Anyway, uh, Shlomo says... It's all, it's all jokes, everybody. | ||
It's all, we're just having a great time on the show. | ||
Uh, Shlomo says, Glassam, goy. | ||
But seriously, Glassam, they're primal AF. | ||
You can't reason with them. | ||
It's like trying to logic with the Democrats. | ||
Big agree. | ||
You know, the Iranians, the North Koreans, the Democrats, they're just sort of senseless. | ||
They don't listen to facts and logic. | ||
Yeah, maybe that has to happen. | ||
Marl Karks says, you can't oppose Jewish privilege and be pro-American foreign policy. | ||
Disappointed in your jingoistic rant tonight. | ||
You are better than this. | ||
Okay, whatever, low IQ. | ||
Pete says, hello, I love the condescending. | ||
You're better than this. | ||
Okay, you're a cringe retard. | ||
How's that? | ||
Pete says, hello, Defense Department. | ||
It's Hiroshima time. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Based in Redfield. | ||
Ben says good job Nick. | ||
Redesign to Israel first next week. | ||
Yeah, there it is. | ||
Punish says press 1 to rename Nick the Knife to Nick the Neocon. | ||
Yeah, there it is. | ||
LRN says we need re-europeanization and patriarchalization. | ||
Yeah, big agree. | ||
Big agree on that, but it's not gonna happen. | ||
I don't think. | ||
Unfortunately, right? | ||
Let's see. | ||
Scroll down too far there. | ||
918 says, Nick, how dare you suggest shaving that Dicaprian face? | ||
Venti's milkers prefer no demand that their man be a bit rugged and devil may care. | ||
Yeah, well, I don't know. | ||
I mean, I don't know. | ||
I'm sort of coming around to it today. | ||
I've been very fickle about it. | ||
You know, I started out saying I don't like it. | ||
Then I was like, I like it. | ||
Now I'm like, I'm not in love with it. | ||
Today I'm feeling it a little bit more. | ||
So, I don't know. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'm really torn. | ||
If Britney Venti's milkers demand it, I mean, certainly this is evidence. | ||
This is something that must be taken into consideration. | ||
This is something, you know. | ||
This is worth considering on the beard question, on the old BQ. | ||
So I guess we'll see. | ||
On Friday we'll see how it looks and I'll make a decision. | ||
I've committed to keep it at least until Friday. | ||
Pete says Nick is not a neocon. | ||
He's a realist like our fellow Nicker Henry Kissinger. | ||
Well, I don't know if I'm a realist like Henry Kissinger, but I'm a realist like How about Kenneth Waltz? | ||
You know, how about somebody like that? | ||
Matt Boyer says 40% of Russian women have had an abortion. | ||
You are in some crusader against global homo because you want to withdraw from the world. | ||
Exactly right. | ||
Yes. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Well, and that's the point I mean Russia, you've got the big abortion numbers, you've got child porn, you've got prostitution, human trafficking. | ||
In Iran, you've got, I think they're the number one or number two in sex change operations. | ||
North Korea is like a horrible place, you know? | ||
So, a lot of these people, they're like, oh well, we want America to pull out and what will come next is better. | ||
Yeah, I've never agreed with that. | ||
So yeah, not a neocon, just don't like them, right? | ||
Not a neocon. | ||
When it comes to North Korea, Iran, not a neocon, just don't like them. | ||
James Russell... | ||
Yeah, we went over that last February. | ||
I guess you were too low IQ to understand. | ||
If you don't see the utility of hiring John Bolton last February, he could crash the talks. | ||
went over that last February, I guess you were too low IQ to understand. | ||
You know, did we end up even bombing North Korea once? | ||
We want peace talks while hiring John Bolton. | ||
If you don't see the utility of hiring John Bolton last February, he crashed the talks. | ||
The talks that happened, I mean, John Bolton was selected as National Security Advisor in April 2018. | ||
The first North Korea summit went off without a hitch with him as National Security Advisor and Pompeo as Secretary of State. | ||
And we had a second North Korea summit with the same arrangement. | ||
And it crashed not because of John Bolton, the ones in February, it crashed because Kim Jong-un was unwilling to agree to total and complete and irreversible denuclearization. | ||
And we had another. | ||
You know, President Trump visited North Korea when he went to the G8 or the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan. | ||
So you're totally wrong. | ||
Facts are against you, as usual. | ||
You don't have the 250 IQ to understand. | ||
Maybe you should watch the baby show for babies where people tell you what you want to hear. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Dumbass says, Nuking Iran, North Korea, isn't as much of a crazy idea as you think, in my opinion. | ||
Those two bombs seem pretty persuasive to the Japanese. | ||
Exactly right. | ||
Exactly right. | ||
So I don't know maybe a little more force is required who knows Mrs. Braun says you're right on North Korea, a potential Japan too, and the bad actors. | ||
It's not neocon, it's that you're not naive, ill-informed, or dangerously idealistic. | ||
Thank you so much, finally getting the credit I deserve. | ||
So true. | ||
That's what it comes down to. | ||
You know, look, hate to pull this card on you, but I went to college for about a year, and I studied international relations. | ||
And this is what I've gleaned from my rigorous studies of the subject. | ||
which is that, you know, the world is not a nice place, you know, these people are not good people. | ||
That's not to say that we're good people, but it's to say that we are our people, right? | ||
And that may sound sort of asinine, but, or inane, but it's totally true. | ||
You know, Iran is not good people, we may not be the best people, but we are us. | ||
We're us, okay? | ||
And so it's better if we're running the show, and maybe we're a little bit bad, than somebody else running the show, and they're bad too. | ||
And they're running the show. | ||
We don't want them to run the show. | ||
We want to run the show. | ||
And the world, it's a globalized world. | ||
So, you know, these things do have an effect on us. | ||
Not a, you know, that doesn't mean that we need a ground war. | ||
That doesn't mean we need to occupy a country for ten years. | ||
That's ridiculous. | ||
But to say that we don't have any interest in how the world functions, in the way affairs are decided in the world is not true. | ||
You know, the economic situation, all the rest, it's all very much relevant to our interests. | ||
So anyway, we already talked about that. | ||
But thanks. | ||
Let's see. | ||
TU says Ulster belongs to the British. | ||
Ira rhymes with gay. | ||
Okay, I don't know what that means. | ||
Shlomo says, I've never had a Big Mac. | ||
I've never had a Big Mac. | ||
I want one, but I hate pickles and onions. | ||
What's Anika do? | ||
Am I a gay boy if I get one without? | ||
Yeah, you are. | ||
How do you not like pickles and onions? | ||
I think it's probably the same. | ||
Honestly, I mean, I don't know. | ||
As long as you're getting a Big Mac, you make a couple of substitutions or you pull some things out. | ||
I don't know if it's the end of the world, but how do you not like that? | ||
Anyway, Jonathan says, here's two bucks. | ||
I want an unbanned from the server. | ||
What server? | ||
We don't have a server, but thanks. | ||
Punished says, Nick, can you drop a Gunga Ginga in a high-pitched voice? | ||
What is that? | ||
What is that a reference to? | ||
Sounds familiar, but I can't put my finger on it. | ||
Oh, is it this guy? | ||
Okay, I've seen this guy before. | ||
I don't know exactly what that is, but I have seen this, I think, on TikTok or Twitter or something. | ||
But anyway. | ||
I'm not going to do that. | ||
All these people are currently or were at one time married to Khazar milkers. | ||
in the chat, okay? | ||
Odoker says, Mike Enoch, Jared Taylor, Alex Jones, Jordan Peterson, Joe Rogan. | ||
All these people are currently or were at one time married to Khazar Milkers. | ||
Is that true? | ||
I don't know if that's all confirmed. | ||
I know Mike Enoch is confirmed, but I don't know about everybody else. | ||
Jonathan says, also give us your take on cops. | ||
I love cops. | ||
God bless our cops, our law enforcement, the military. | ||
I love them all. | ||
You know, the people of the guns, we want them on our side, and that's why we love them. | ||
Spooky Ghost says you don't have to protect America from other countries if there are no other countries. | ||
Hello! | ||
That's exactly what I'm saying. | ||
We don't have to occupy and do counterinsurgency. | ||
We could just drop really big bombs on them and they won't be there anymore, you know? | ||
Well, Nick, you're advocating for war. | ||
I'm not advocating for war. | ||
I'm advocating for, you know, vaporization, annihilation. | ||
That's not war. | ||
Is it war if you just drop a bunch of nuclear bombs on a country? | ||
I mean, it is for like a fraction of a second, and then it's over, you know? | ||
Kidding! | ||
I'm kidding! | ||
I'm not, I'm not unironically in favor of nuclear war. | ||
I am not unironically in favor of nuclear war. | ||
I'm only partially joking there, okay? | ||
Kane Jeepers says, wanting to go to war is very low IQ, Nick. | ||
I don't think I ever said we wanted to go to war. | ||
God King says, lose the beard, keep the mustache, trust me. | ||
Well, when I do shave, I'll shave the beard and then I'll see how the mustache looks. | ||
And if it looks good, I'll keep it. | ||
Kez says internet censorship to stem from plants like OMB. | ||
Okay, I don't know what that means. | ||
DTX says please tell us about the Andrew Breitbart death conspiracy. | ||
What happened? | ||
He was like 42 or 43. | ||
And he was walking down the street and had a heart attack and died right there on the street. | ||
And, um, there were some, like, other wonky things going on with that, like with the autopsy, I think, or something. | ||
Um, but it was very, very suspicious, you know, for somebody to die at that age. | ||
I mean, he was overweight, but there's a lot of overweight people in the world that aren't dropping dead of a heart attack at 42, right? | ||
So, he was also naming John Podesta and a lot of other stuff, becoming very powerful, so. | ||
But you can look into that. | ||
I don't know all the facts on that, but it's enough to say I don't think that's exactly what they said it was. | ||
Totally Not a Troll says wanting to go to war is very high IQ, Nick. | ||
I don't want to go to war. | ||
I just think, you know, maybe a little action is required. | ||
Leon says the bear is immunized against all dangers. | ||
One may call him a bridge burner. | ||
He never was. | ||
Unfunny. | ||
It all rolls off him like alcohol through a bad liver. | ||
But call him cringe and watch as he shirks back. | ||
I've been found out! | ||
Yeah, exactly. | ||
Well, that's just it. | ||
The thing with Owen Benjamin, what's most damning is he's not funny. | ||
You know? | ||
You can call him a lot of things. | ||
You can call him Jewish, alcoholic, like he said, all these things. | ||
Never was, has been, never was, essentially. | ||
Working for Hollywood for years, IDW wash up. | ||
But to me, the most damning is he's just not funny, you know? | ||
David Sperner says, Great show, King! | ||
Apple or Droid? | ||
I have, uh, well, I don't know if I should say, but I prefer Apple. | ||
Alberto Insalvini says, Trump family is German. | ||
Remember the Drumpf meme? | ||
Yeah, but he's got something else in him. | ||
I think he's either Scottish or Irish also. | ||
Guys, I know he's German, but it's either Scottish or Irish. | ||
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I think he's Scottish. | |
Let me pull it up. | ||
It says family of Donald Trump. | ||
Ancestry. | ||
Parents. | ||
Let's see. | ||
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I know it doesn't say. | |
Oh yeah here it is. | ||
So I guess Mary Trump is from Scotland. | ||
So she his mom? | ||
Yeah it's Mary and Donald Trump. | ||
Or is that their daughter? | ||
I don't know exactly how the lineage is working here. | ||
I think that's his wife. | ||
So Fred Trump's wife that is. | ||
Yeah, yeah, that is. | ||
So yeah, he's Scottish and German. | ||
That's what I thought it was. | ||
Kayanon says, thank you, Nick. | ||
I'll promise to uphold. | ||
Global Homo salutes. | ||
Well, thank you, sir. | ||
Thank you for your service. | ||
Interdimensional Harmony says, North Korea's just trying to get to the moon. | ||
Second Nick. | ||
He's trying to get to the moon second. | ||
It's like in second place? | ||
Yeah, could be. | ||
Maybe that's the missiles, right? | ||
Zoomers says enlarged spleen, possibly from mono. | ||
Mono, the kissing disease? | ||
Possibly from going lips mode with two e-girls? | ||
Is all this a coincidence? | ||
No, I don't, I don't have mono. | ||
Mono is like, you're really sick. | ||
I'm not really sick. | ||
I just, my left side hurts. | ||
It could be a muscular thing also. | ||
It could be that I was straining my muscle, my left side muscle. | ||
No, it feels like it's definitely interior. | ||
It feels like it's inside, so. | ||
No, it's not mono. | ||
I don't know, but it's something else. | ||
It's got to be something else. | ||
I don't have any other symptoms. | ||
I'm fine otherwise. | ||
Maybe I just pulled something. | ||
Maybe I just pulled my spleen instead of enlarging it. | ||
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It wasn't real evangelical baptism! | |
I don't know, dude. | ||
It's whatever. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't know how you differentiate Seydes from Protestants, you know? | ||
And they'll all tell me, oh no, Nick, but you've got to understand, we don't deny the legitimacy of the Pope or anything like that. | ||
We just think the seat of the Pope is empty. | ||
You know, it's vacant. | ||
That's where Se De Vecansis comes from, I'm pretty sure. | ||
But the problem is, it's like, if a layman or like a few bishops or priests can say, this is not legitimate pope, aren't you in a de facto way challenging the authority of the pope? | ||
Like, I don't understand how you square that. | ||
So it doesn't really make a lot of sense to me, but I mean, I guess it's better than being atheist, right? | ||
The Chosen Ones is here, some money uwu thanks. | ||
Keith says, what would you do if you got married then found out your wife was infertile? | ||
I, I would not get married if my wife was infertile. | ||
I would uh, there'd have to be a battery of tests done to make sure. | ||
Is that, can you do that I think? | ||
Can you test for that? | ||
I would not marry a woman who is infertile. | ||
It's just unacceptable. | ||
Why would I get married if the woman was infertile? | ||
You think I would get married merely for the companionship? | ||
Merely to have some teammate or some corny stuff like that? | ||
Somebody who's just gonna hang out with me all the time and have to spend money? | ||
No way. | ||
No way. | ||
If she was infertile, yeah. | ||
Pass. | ||
Next. | ||
So I would have to have some kind of a test done. | ||
And that's not... I don't mean to be... I don't mean to offend anybody that's sterile or infertile or anything like that, but it just kind of defeats the whole purpose, right? | ||
I mean, it kind of defeats the whole objective. | ||
Like, why would you... | ||
If you can't have kids, right? | ||
But anyway, ASDF says through his dad Owen can get Israeli citizenship. | ||
Yeah, there you go. | ||
Derek says, come join the Bears next stream to write Owen special for him. | ||
So far we only have a limerick about wizards and 15 minutes of dog punching jokes. | ||
Yeah, that sounds about right. | ||
Yeah, I'll come to the joke writing stream. | ||
What a dork, dude. | ||
Who does this? | ||
Writing jokes on stream with the audience? | ||
You know I would never go to the audience to write jokes. | ||
That defeats the whole point. | ||
I come on the stream to tell jokes to you, not you give me jokes to tell back to you. | ||
It doesn't make any sense. | ||
Cringe. | ||
You're not funny. | ||
Nobody's laughing. | ||
So, uh, yeah, I don't understand that. | ||
Casey Alexander says, Owen Benjamin be like, yeah, I've got a quarter Jewish heritage. | ||
So what? | ||
Do you have a problem with my 1 8th Jewish heritage? | ||
Hey, stop bringing up my 1 16th Jewish heritage. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Yeah, exactly. | ||
Exactly. | ||
And he unironically has done this. | ||
He said, Oh no, it was my great grandfather. | ||
My grandfather was my dad. | ||
It's like, really? | ||
I don't know. | ||
And then I get a super chatter. | ||
You're dehumanizing a 1 16th. | ||
All right, you subversive get out, you know, show yourself out. | ||
You're not a real knicker. | ||
Okay. | ||
With these tricks. | ||
It's always with the tricks. | ||
Always with the tricks. | ||
Tricks are for kids, baby. | ||
Tricks are for kids. | ||
But always these verbal tricks. | ||
I'm 16th. | ||
Oh, I'm an 8th. | ||
I'm a 4th. | ||
All this kind of stuff, right? | ||
I go to DC. | ||
Somebody tells me Ben Shapiro's not a real Jew. | ||
Really? | ||
Ben Shapiro's not a real Zionist. | ||
Come on, come on. | ||
Verbal tricks. | ||
You lie. | ||
You are a child of the lie. | ||
You worship the deceiver, the teller of lies. | ||
And you know who I'm talking about. | ||
So, anyway. | ||
McDowell's wages is watch another anime, you filthy casual. | ||
No, I don't really even like anime. | ||
I like NGE and I've tried to watch others. | ||
I just, I don't like to watch. | ||
Okay, I don't like watching television that much anymore. | ||
You know, I watched The Sopranos and I got to like, season four and i just i don't know i mean i like it but i just can't bring myself to sit and watch shows for hours and hours and hours i tried watching um what's the other good one brain sick blaze recommended it to me it was like Something about a ghost? | ||
No, was that right? | ||
It was uh... I forget what the other anime... Somebody recommended another anime. | ||
I watched like one episode and I was like, I'm bored. | ||
I don't want to watch... I don't want to invest in a whole series, you know? | ||
So I'm just getting too old for that. | ||
I'm an old man. | ||
Lachlan says, cool bit of red you have in that beard. | ||
I'm 60% gale and I only have red on my chin and stache with dark brown hair keep the Chad beard. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
I'll think about it. | ||
You know, we'll see what happens on Friday. | ||
And yeah, I do have a lot of red in here. | ||
I was surprised. | ||
You know, it always looks red when I shave, but I didn't understand how much red hair I have. | ||
Just goes to show. | ||
Just goes to show. | ||
I told you I got that Irish in there, you know, so it's proof. | ||
My username owns says Mueller in the news again and as usual it's a lot of nothing. | ||
So boring. | ||
Anyway, have some shekels for BTFO-ing Owen, It's Not Gay If You Only Do It Once, Benjamin, last night. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
I was disappointed. | ||
We didn't talk that much about Owen Benjamin last night. | ||
You know, that was like 15 minutes of the whole program. | ||
But, you know, I guess it was good to kind of bring some closure to it. | ||
But thanks, man. | ||
Much appreciated. | ||
Josh Sears says, I like white people. | ||
They are cool. | ||
Me too, man. | ||
Big agree. | ||
I'm a fan. | ||
I'm a fan. | ||
I don't identify as white myself. | ||
I'm an Afro-Latino, but I do like the white people. | ||
You know, they are very solid individuals, right? | ||
I mean, they're good people. | ||
Derek says, glad you're back, Nick. | ||
Did you see Dave Rubin interview Marianne Williamson? | ||
Poor guy got shellacked on his own show by a crystal healing orb lady. | ||
No, I did not see that, but I'll have to check that out. | ||
I hate the Rubin Report, but you know, maybe I'll take a look at this once for JILF. | ||
Bruce says Owen Benjamin is a rooty-poo. | ||
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Okay. | |
I don't know what that means Take covers as you can see the life force being drained from Nick in real time as he slogs through the super chats Sorry for adding to your misery. | ||
God bless. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
Well, at least you acknowledge my suffering Yeah, well the show starts out rambunctious and vivacious and then by the end I'm just like Okay. | ||
All right enough already shows over, you know, so But hey, but it's part of the job. | ||
I love the job, you know. | ||
Dumbass says, great showing on the kill stream last night. | ||
I'm glad you got rid of the call-in shows. | ||
Cringe overload. | ||
Yeah, some of those callers, some of them were cool, but some of them came in and I'm like, I'm getting flashbacks. | ||
I'm getting PTSD. | ||
It's like Vietnam flashbacks from my call-in shows. | ||
Yeah, so it reminded me. | ||
Oh, yeah, that's why we got rid of these. | ||
Cutie says, Scroll down too far. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Cutie says, any updates from your boy QAnon? | ||
Day of the Pillow for Ginsberg, The Wall after 2020. | ||
Remember QAnon is not like, not real. | ||
I'm talking about QAnon like a DC insider basically. | ||
So he does, he's not telling me about like the secret plot, you know, things going on. | ||
There's no, there's really no secrets going on in DC, you know, like Ruth Bader Ginsburg is not dead, that kind of thing. | ||
Wahl's not coming after 2020. | ||
Let me think, the late, I haven't gotten any intel from QAnon. | ||
He's been sort of out of commission lately, let's put it that way. | ||
So he'll probably, he's, he's been very disillusioned by what he's seen in DC and so we're probably not gonna hear very much from him in the future. | ||
Let's just put it that way. | ||
Lazarus is the Democrats bit kills me keep it up Nick. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
Glad you like that one Boomer questions his thoughts on McCarthy and Roy Cohn Well McCarthy if you're talking about Joe McCarthy And the Red Scare, he was obviously correct. | ||
That's not a controversial take. | ||
A lot of people post it like it is. | ||
They're like, Joel McCarthy did nothing wrong. | ||
It's like, I remember that take from three or four years ago, you know? | ||
So he was clearly right. | ||
Look at all the Jewish communists in Hollywood and the government and the State Department and everything. | ||
So he was totally right. | ||
And Roy Cohn I'm not really as familiar with. | ||
A lot of cat bar says cat Allah is great. | ||
Okay. | ||
Michael says thoughts on the Big Mac with bacon. | ||
It's very good. | ||
I've had it. | ||
And normally I'm not a bacon guy. | ||
I mean, I like bacon. | ||
I like it at breakfast, but all these like, uh, cringe lords online, they're like bacon, bacon. | ||
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Oh, bacon. | |
It's amazing. | ||
Oh, I love bacon so much. | ||
You know, you know what I'm talking about? | ||
These kinds of people. | ||
But it has bacon on it. | ||
That's so epic sauce. | ||
That's cool beans You know, I don't really understand that it's good. | ||
It's bacon is good. | ||
All right, but it doesn't really to me It's actually more of an obstacle because it's like sort of chewy You know, so on a burger, typically you have a chewy piece of bacon. | ||
You have to sort of wrestle with it. | ||
It doesn't really fit as a topping because of the, what would you say, the elasticity, the composition of it. | ||
It's not really a great, I don't think, condiment. | ||
So normally I don't buy into the bacon stuff. | ||
Bacon, I don't get bacon on a burger or whatever. | ||
It's just not really my thing. | ||
Or even on a sandwich. | ||
But I had it on the Big Mac. | ||
It was really good. | ||
It really did add something. | ||
I didn't think it would. | ||
I got like a Big Mac Deluxe. | ||
I think that's what it is. | ||
And it had like lettuce and bacon as well. | ||
Or like tomato. | ||
I think tomato and bacon. | ||
And it was actually pretty good. | ||
It was an upgrade. | ||
So I was a fan. | ||
Normally I don't go in for the bacon stuff. | ||
But it was good. | ||
Dumbass says press N to nuke. | ||
Yeah, let's get some N's in chat for nuclear war, please. | ||
Fosimo says, can us beard-respecting knickers at least get a casual Friday mustache mode? | ||
Hawaiian shirt looking like Magnum PI. | ||
Yeah, maybe they'll do that. | ||
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Maybe I'll... Oh, excuse me. | |
I was at a burp there. | ||
I don't know what that was. | ||
Burp, hiccup, maybe suppressed a little vomit there. | ||
I don't know what's going on there. | ||
I don't know what that was all about. | ||
But yeah, I think I'm gonna shave the beard, keep the mustache at some point. | ||
We'll see. | ||
Like I said, we'll see what happens, okay? | ||
We'll see what happens, all right? | ||
All these super... Keep it! | ||
No, get rid of it! | ||
No, do a mustache! | ||
How many times I gotta say? | ||
We're gonna keep it until Friday. | ||
We'll see what it looks like, okay? | ||
All right? | ||
Is everybody happy with that? | ||
Baker says, we all know you're owned by NASA. | ||
Fess up, coward. | ||
I already fessed up on Monday, all right? | ||
And I said it, saying it loud and saying it proud. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah, I work for NASA. | ||
What are you going to do about it? | ||
Yeah, I'm a NASA operative, okay? | ||
And you'll never know the difference about the moon. | ||
Because what are you going to do about it? | ||
You and what army, all right? | ||
NASA runs the show, and I'm an agent. | ||
I'm on the winning team there. | ||
Empty Chairs says, is this the Krusty Krab? | ||
No, this is Patrick. | ||
Will Homer says, Nick has clearly been compromised by the all-powerful South Korean lobby. | ||
Sad, that's right. | ||
That's right, the all-powerful South Korean foreign interest lobby. | ||
Yeah, there it is. | ||
I don't know if I would go as far as to say that. | ||
Not Mexican, not Irish. | ||
You're an Amerimut. | ||
Embrace your true identity. | ||
The American race will reign supreme. | ||
I don't know if I would go as far as to say that. | ||
I mean, I'm like an American ethnic, which is a little different. | ||
Because all the components are ethnic. | ||
You know, I'm not like Anglo. | ||
I think it's very different. | ||
Because I know Anglos, and I know people that are more ethnic. | ||
And you think about it, like Chicago is a city of ethnics. | ||
It is different. | ||
So I would say I would venture to I would I would say this much there's probably a distinction between like a racial American Anglo and and a racial American ethnic. | ||
You know, people that are comprised of, like, Eastern, Southern European, or Irish, something like that, and people that are comprised of Anglo, Northern European-type stock. | ||
I think there's a real difference, I find. | ||
George says, just watch Tucker's opening. | ||
He has a similar take that you did, Conclusion, this is being done to us. | ||
This is not important and we are being distracted. | ||
Yeah, exactly right. | ||
Very true about Muller. | ||
Impetus says, I want to be six feet tall. | ||
How do I make my knee? | ||
How do I make my knees grow? | ||
That's very great. | ||
Bezos says Rogan is married to a Democrat and she already had a half-black child before they met. | ||
Now, that's what I call Blackville. | ||
I didn't know that. | ||
I didn't know he's married to a Democrat, but he strikes me as a Democrat himself, you know, so not exactly surprising. | ||
Odokur says, shameless plug video evidence of aforementioned Khazar milkers on my channel. | ||
Video title, Based Influences. | ||
You are in the first clip, by the way. | ||
Well, I don't know if we should go around disavowing Jared Taylor and Alex Jones. | ||
I mean, those are good people, so. | ||
I tend to disavow this kind of purity spiraling. | ||
Billy says, hey, Nichols Fuentes, I went to the big house today, and there are nine gay guys riding on rollerblades. | ||
The old Owen Benjamin combo platter, my favorite. | ||
Let's see, Interdimensional says, Nick Fuentes, Christopher Moltisanti style. | ||
Not a bad style to collaborate, Chad, you know. | ||
I'm a fan. | ||
I think he's very based, except for the drugs, but other than that, good guy. | ||
Bill says I met the perfect girl. | ||
Thing is, she was born with no vocal cords. | ||
Yeah, like that caller last night. | ||
Yeah, that was sort of weird. | ||
Ralph was like, yeah, so there's this caller. | ||
He was born without vocal cords, but he still manages to talk with his neck muscles. | ||
You'll see what I mean. | ||
I'm thinking like, what? | ||
Where are we? | ||
What am I doing here, you know? | ||
It was fun. | ||
The caller was a cool guy and everything, and Killstream was fine, but I was like, what? | ||
Where am I? | ||
By the way, our next caller was born with no vocal cords. | ||
Okay, well he's a caller. | ||
He's a vocal caller, but no cords. | ||
Interesting. | ||
Everest says here's a little lesson in trickery. | ||
This is going down in history. | ||
If you want to be a superhero number one, you have to catch Something something something somebody was right. | ||
Okay. | ||
Well, thanks for that. | ||
Thank you for that Interdimensional says Nick's infertile wife left him for a man in France. | ||
I don't know what that's a reference to Let's see. | ||
What else do we have? | ||
Oh Punished Huey says you ever tried watching Jojo's Bizarre Adventure first part is mad, but gets much better by part two. | ||
Don't skip parts No, I've never tried watching that Punished Huey says also predictions for second round of Democrat debates. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'll probably give those next week The next debates are Tuesday and Wednesday, so I'll probably talk about that on Monday Save it for Monday. | ||
William says ever meet someone who is unironically Jewish. | ||
Yeah, I have met some I've met many people who are unironically Jewish Oh, I'm activated! | ||
Time to go on a rampage! | ||
Time to go and get my firearms! | ||
No, kidding! | ||
difference. | ||
King Slug says, "Urine feces." Oh, great. | ||
Cultus says, "Here's some of that sweet, sweet NASA money we promised you. | ||
Shh, don't tell Owen." Oh, thank you. | ||
Thank you, sir. | ||
Thanks to my handlers at NASA for that. | ||
Hector says, "Activating MKUltraCell. | ||
Nick code LARPingCatboy." Oh, I'm activated. | ||
Time to go on a rampage. | ||
Time to go and get my firearms. | ||
No kidding. | ||
That's a joke. | ||
But, yeah, Not like it doesn't happen. | ||
Not like that hasn't happened before, right? | ||
I don't know if that would be my code. | ||
LARPing Catboys. | ||
Why is it LARPing? | ||
I don't know why it's LARPing. | ||
It would just be Catboy, right? | ||
Impetus said... By the way, I'm not the Catboy. | ||
Everybody gets the conclusion. | ||
Nick is the Cat... No, wrong. | ||
Wrong. | ||
Not true. | ||
In the same way that... No, I'm not gonna make that analogy. | ||
But, uh, no. | ||
I am not the Catboy. | ||
Let's remember that. | ||
Impetus says, you know, like, I'm not a Big Mac. | ||
Let's put it that way. | ||
Impetus says, Nick didn't give me... that's gonna get... I'm gonna get killed for that. | ||
People are gonna be... that's getting up on 4chan. | ||
I know. | ||
What are you gonna do? | ||
That's the price of being a irony bro, right? | ||
Impetus says, Nick don't give me my racial slurred... did not give me my racial slurred dopamine. | ||
Yeah, I know. | ||
You'll have to meet me in real life to get your fix on that, I guess. | ||
Odoker says Alex Jones has two Jewish children. | ||
Okay, not relevant. | ||
I don't want to attack his children. | ||
But it looks like that's our last Super Chat. | ||
Wow, great note to end on. | ||
What a, what a great, what a great selection of Super Chats tonight. | ||
We got a healthy dose of pee-pee-poo-poo, seagulls and negroes. | ||
We got the usual NASA jokes. | ||
We got a bunch of retards. | ||
Bad cake, I'm disappointed in you. | ||
Some, some guy with the Jewish conspiracy. | ||
We got it all. | ||
We got it all tonight. | ||
Really, uh, nobody has gotten cheated this evening. | ||
So, that's gonna do it for the show. | ||
Okay, that's our last Super Chat. | ||
We're gonna have to leave it there. | ||
We're gonna have to leave it with that. | ||
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