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July 25, 2019 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes

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Jeffrey Epstein Attempted SUICIDE/MURDER? | America First Ep. 427

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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good evening, everybody.
		You're watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Thursday.
		A great day.
		We are almost closing out our first week back.
		First full week back.
		I think in the whole month of July, actually, right?
		So it's an exciting time.
		There is a lot to talk about in the news.
		We got a great show.
		Tonight we're going to be looking at some basically white-pilling things, frankly.
		You know, yesterday was kind of a dark show.
		We were talking about some not-so-great things.
		You know, the Mueller Report, which is very boring.
		And actually, my friend Bryden, who's been on the show before, he was in the DMs last night reprimanding me.
		You know, Nick, it might be boring, but the Mueller Report is very important!
		And he's giving me the old boomer lecture.
		He's getting up there in age.
		He's giving me the old boomer lecture.
		Nick, I know you might not think it's interesting, but it's actually very important.
		I'm like, well, I don't want to talk about it.
		So it was blackpilling in a sense, right?
		That we had to talk about it yesterday.
		Today, good things are happening.
		Our featured story tonight...
		Jeffrey Epstein has...something has happened to him.
		Nobody knows.
		He was discovered in his cell.
		He's being held in a New York City jail.
		He was discovered in his cell in the fetal position, semi-conscious.
		And they said that there was marks around his neck.
		So they're saying that either he tried to kill himself or somebody attacked him.
		And of course there's a whole host of reasons Circumstantial evidence for both explanations, you know, there are a couple of reasons why he might want to kill himself He's obviously on suicide watch because he's just gotten busted again for running a child sex trafficking ring That's kind of a nasty twist for a person's life.
		So he's on suicide watch so it could be And he just decided, I'd like to get off this ride, you know?
		It could be he tried to injure himself just enough.
		Some people are speculating that he would be transferred to a different facility where he might be more comfortable.
		That's what NBC News suggests.
		On the other hand, you know, there's probably a lot more circumstantial evidence that somebody tried to get to this guy.
		You know, we have to remember, Jeffrey Epstein is not really an ordinary pedophile, right?
		I mean, pedophiles get beaten up all the time.
		Or killed, actually, in jail.
		Or killed themselves in jail.
		But this is no ordinary pedophile, human sex trafficker.
		Sex trafficker.
		I guess that is human implicitly, right?
		Don't really need... Kind of redundant.
		I don't know.
		Maybe there's other kinds of sex trafficking going on.
		Don't really like to think about that.
		But you know what I'm saying.
		He's not your ordinary sex trafficker.
		He's a very powerful man with a lot of powerful connections.
		Shady people and important people in his little black book.
		So...
		The obvious conclusion many people have come to is that somebody has it out for this guy.
		Somebody's tried to assassinate him because he's gonna squeal.
		Now, if you remember, we talked about this a couple of weeks ago before I left for a vacation.
		There was a rumor that Jeffrey Epstein and his lawyers had accepted basically a deal with the feds that said that if he gives up the names of the people involved in the sex trafficking ring, then he would get a reduced sentence.
		I don't think that was Confirmed by anybody that was a rumor that I heard from multiple people.
		But if that were the case, then you've got very powerful celebrities, rich people, government people, that now are going to be named, exposed, possibly put behind bars, that have it out for this guy.
		So on the one hand, it's a white pill in the sense that things are beginning to unravel, things are beginning to unfold.
		On the other hand, it makes me a little bit...
	A little bit cautious.
	Cautiously optimistic, I guess, because we need the names!
	So for now, we need him alive!
	We need this guy, and I hate to say that, I mean, really, we want him dead.
	Horrible, terrible person.
	Deserves to be in hell.
	Deserves to have their trip to hell expedited.
	But for now, we need the names!
	He has to be alive so he can give up the names.
	So we'll talk about that, we'll talk about what exactly went down, some of the speculation about it.
	We'll be talking about Tech censorship.
	There's actually some very good news on this front.
	I don't know if you've seen this, all of this, or some of this, but several positive developments on this front.
	We have a new bill that has been introduced to the House of Representatives by Paul Gosar of Arizona.
	It's called the Stop the Censorship Bill, and it basically does something similar to what Senator Josh Hawley's bill did.
	We talked about that a few weeks back.
	It specifically addresses Section 230 and I believe Josh Hawley's bill revoked the Section 230 protections from the Communications Decency Act of 1996.
	Now if you remember, just sort of a quick refresher, that was a modification to the Communications Decency Act.
	Section 230 was an amendment to that and it said that insofar as these internet platforms, this is very early in the game, remember this is like What?
	25 years ago?
	Before Facebook?
	Before Twitter?
	Before YouTube?
	Any of this stuff?
	So it was very primitive stuff we're talking about in terms of internet technology.
	It said that insofar as these internet platforms are seen as healthy and good for political expression, And they act as platforms rather than publishers.
	They're given basically legal immunity and they're protected from all kinds of liability for crimes and other things that would be endemic to running a platform that has two or three billion people on it like Facebook.
	So Josh Hawley said that he actually gets rid of the protections and then says that if you go to a government agency you get cleared and saying you're not censoring people then you get protection.
	So it gets rid of them but you can reapply for them and that's the Senate bill.
	This House bill does something different.
	It says that we're looking at the section 230 protections and we're revising them.
	Inside the section 230 protections it says that there are some exceptions to this.
	It says that The tech platforms can censor material that is obscene, lewd, filthy, excessively violent, harassing, things like this.
	It amends that and puts in a clause that says that they have to protect political expression.
	So it's a similar way of going about tech censorship in the sense that it's addressing the Section 230 protections, which many people see that as the most vulnerable place for big tech.
	But it's doing it in a slightly different way than the existing Senate bill.
	So that's been introduced.
	That's very good.
	There's also a lawsuit by Representative Tulsi Gabbard against Google and a new Department of Justice probe, an antitrust probe, launched against all big tech.
	Not any particular company, but just big tech in general.
	So we'll be talking about that, going into great detail on what's happening with these three things and what that says about the future of the country.
	I think it's actually very white-pilling to see this happen.
	So some white pills on that.
	The Jeffrey Epstein could be a mixed bag.
	We'll see how that turns out.
	I think that should take us to the end there.
	Before we dive into the news, though...
	I do want to talk about a smaller story It's so funny to me, you know We're gonna get back into the usual, you know, pedophiles that run the world and run the government, what else is new, and tech censorship.
	It's the issue that'll determine, in a weird way, the fate of mankind, when you think about it.
	And we talk about that a lot, but, you know, here's a little fun story to sort of break it up, make things a little bit more interesting and different.
	I saw this and... What's going on with the hair?
	It didn't properly dry, so it's kind of all over the place today.
	Let me see.
	Let me see if I can fix that before we proceed so it's not distracting.
	This is not distracting.
	Okay, we're good.
	So, this is a local story.
	Not really a huge deal.
	This is not, well, it kind of made national news, but it is from a local paper here.
	I'll read you.
	There's this big episode that happened in a restaurant.
	In North Carolina, huge deal!
	This got retweeted like tens of thousands of times.
	I think it did end up getting picked up by national news media.
	For example, I saw this on NBC News.
	Huge story!
	Of course, what happens?
	A white woman called a black woman the N-word at a restaurant.
	Can you believe that?
	This is huge stuff, folks.
	This is a big deal.
	Hundreds of thousands of people are liking and retweeting tweets about this episode.
	It's in national news.
	Yep, you guessed it.
	In North Carolina, in a restaurant, after a small confrontation.
	A white woman did in fact call a black woman the n-word and I'll read you the story.
	It's very hot stuff.
	It's just quote a white woman who berated two black women at a North Carolina restaurant with a racial slur said she was not sorry and that she would say it again.
	Oh, I don't think so!
	You're not allowed to do that!
	Nancy Goodman, that's the name of her, was caught on video directing the N-word at the women during a confrontation at a Bonefish Grill in North Hills, North Carolina, after Goodman accused them of being too loud.
	Goodman told NBC affiliate WRAL Wednesday that she should have handled the situation differently, But she wasn't sorry.
	She said, quote, I'm not going to say I'm sorry to them because they kept pushing at it.
	She went on to say, quote, I would say it again to them.
	They are the rudest individuals I have ever seen.
	And you know, black people being loud in a restaurant?
	I've never heard of that before.
	You know that?
	She sounds like she's way out of line confronting them for that.
	The article goes on to say, quote, the two women, Shonda Stewart and Lakeisha Shaw, These are real names.
	This is a real story.
	Said they were enjoying their dinner when Goodman called them rude and complained that they were being too loud.
	Stewart posted a video of the confrontation on Facebook where Goodman notices that she was being recorded and smiles widely before approaching the table to tell them they were loud.
	Shaw said in the video that the two women were, quote, paying for our food just like everyone else.
	Shaw said, let me show you my money.
	It's just as green as yours.
	And that's when Goodman said, you're so stupid.
	Edward?
	And so that's your story, and I just find it so incredible.
	I mean, this is national news.
	I think I said this on Twitter or maybe on the show a long time ago.
	I said, we are rapidly approaching the point When someone saying the n-word to a black person is going to be a bigger deal and a bigger story than a black person killing or raping a white person.
	And, uh, well, hello.
	Hello, department.
	Hello, crazy town clown planet department.
	I think we are here.
	I think we have the right address here.
	I think we've arrived because here we are.
	How many stories do we talk about on this show in the last so many months or weeks?
	Of, you know, people misbehaving, basically.
	Killings, rapings, flash mobs, theft, this kind of thing.
	And this is very minor.
	I mean, this is hardly covered at all.
	The only reason I see these kinds of stories is because it's reported in Breaking 911 or KKK news, you know, racist news, where they report on the crime situation in the country.
	And yet, when a white woman calls a black person the N-word, it is quite literally, it is literally national news.
	Black woman gets called an N-word, and this is such a minor confrontation at a restaurant, and it's a national news story.
	And this is something, you know, I said this on Telegram, this is what I like to call black fragility.
	You know, black people, frankly, for what it's worth, they're always saying, oh, white people are so fragile, white people...
	You know, they can't handle changing demographics, or they can't handle strong, exotic, non-white people.
	And it's like this one word.
	I mean, this is just like a nuclear bomb to this other group.
	I just find it so funny, you know?
	But kudos to this queen.
	She's not backing down.
	She's not apologizing.
	God bless her.
	The interviewer said to this white woman, she said, Don't you know how horribly offensive this is?
	And the white woman says, That's why I said it.
	That's why I used the word.
	Queen!
	Queen!
	I love women now!
	WTF?
	I love the female race all of a sudden.
	Female question cancelled.
	It's striked.
	They're okay now, right?
	But I do just find it fascinating, you know?
	I don't know, I mean...
	Also, for what it's worth, I mean, they probably were being too loud.
	Frankly, I mean, I don't know.
unidentified		I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Is that going to get me in trouble?
		But I don't know if that was the right thing to say.
		I don't think it's ever appropriate to use the N-word.
		I think that's a horrible, detestable action.
		I've never said it.
		I've never said it on this show, certainly.
		I've never said it in public or in real life or in private.
		I would never do that.
		So I don't think I approve of her use of the N-word.
		But I do think, you know, she probably, I don't think she was out of line.
		I, you know, sounds like she had a reason to come up to these people and cause trouble.
		Normally, I don't think people are looking for a fight.
		Some people are.
		But I do respect her for not backing down.
		I don't know if I like the use of the word bad bad word.
		Can't do that.
		Can't do that in 2019.
		But I do respect the hell out of her.
		She's not backing down.
		She's sticking to her guns, and she said she'd use it again.
unidentified		Amen.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, bless up, right?
		So, a pretty great story.
		A story of, you know, white resilience, I guess you could say.
		Exceptional white people.
		This is our story for today, right?
		But just wanted to address that before I move on.
		I do just see this unironically, and it is just so funny how it works though, right?
		I mean, literally, In this day and age, you say that word and it's such a big thing.
		And you know what's funny is, black people actually like when you call them the N-word.
		And if you watch the video of Goodman going up to this table and saying, you stupid N-word, you should hear the way they react.
		They react like, how dare you?
		I'm offended!
		They respond in a way that's almost like, oh, we got you.
		It's almost like they're gracious.
		They have gratitude that this happened.
		They're jovial.
		Oh, you said the n-word!
		Now, everything under the sun is justified.
		Now, it doesn't matter what preceded that.
		It doesn't matter what comes after.
		And actually, I know I'm gonna get on the news and maybe this is the best thing that ever happens to me.
		So, you know, in the first place, that's sort of my observation is I don't think they really mind being called that.
		To them, that's almost a pretext for Okay, we got you, you know, now your life is over.
		You see this happen all the time, you know, and so that's number one.
		Number two of my observation is the narrative that we hear all day long from black people, even to this day, I know it might seem like trite to say this or something, but from blacks, from non-whites in general, is that America is a racist country.
		America is a white supremacist country.
		Black people are still facing discrimination.
		The fight is never over.
		You know, we always hear that whenever they get some kind of civil rights victory.
		Oh, but our work is just beginning.
		The fight goes on.
		This kind of thing.
		And you would think that in a country that is white supremacist...
		Or white nationalist, or it's a white nationalist administration or something.
		You would think that something like this would not make the news, right?
		I mean, if this were happening with such frequency, such regularity, racism is so ubiquitous, would it be a national news story that somebody got called an N-word in like a small restaurant confrontation in North Carolina?
		Would that be retweeted by tens of thousands of people being outraged and calling it out?
		Of course not!
		It just goes to show, if this is the level that people are going to take it to, maybe you could probably count on one hand how many times the n-word is actually used against black people on a given day in the whole country, right?
		If it's used this one time and we're talking about it on this show, we hear about it all the way over in Chicago, it's on NBC, right?
		So just another reminder, we live in sort of a kooky place.
		We don't believe in that word.
		I mean, maybe you have a heated gamer moment.
		Who can blame you?
		But generally, we are very opposed to that word.
		It's very insensitive.
		So that's the N-word.
		We're gonna move on though.
		I guess we'll talk about this Jeffrey Epstein story, and then we'll get into the tech censorship.
		I know you guys are dying to hear about Jeffrey Epstein.
		I'm dying to hear about the details.
		Frankly, because we heard last night that he was injured and we really don't know anything else about it, even today.
		So I'll read you.
		This is from NBC.
		It says, quote, Jeffrey Epstein, the millionaire financier, financier, financier, is that how you pronounce it, who is being held on federal sex trafficking charges, was found injured and in a fetal position in a cell at a New York City jail.
		Sources close to the investigation told NBC News on Wednesday night.
		Epstein, who is 66 years old, was found semi-conscious with marks on his neck in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan sometime in the last two days, the sources said.
		Epstein is on suicide watch.
		While the two sources said that Epstein may have tried to hang himself, a third source cautioned that the injuries weren't serious, questioning whether Epstein might have staged an attack or a suicide attempt to get a transfer to another facility.
		Another source said that an assault hadn't been ruled out and that another inmate in Epstein's unit had been questioned as well.
		So, what we know right now, and again it's, uh, there's not a lot.
		There's not a lot to pick apart from here.
		He's found in the fetal position, semi-conscious, marks around the neck, no one really knows what's up.
		And to me it's sort of interesting because if he attempted to hang himself, and this is sort of what they're running with, This is the speculation from the mainstream media.
	Is it either he seriously tried to kill himself because he's on suicide watch, or he just tried to hurt himself just enough that he would be transferred to a different facility.
	But my question is, if he were trying to hang himself, there's kind of a really easy way to figure out if somebody was trying to hang himself, right?
	I mean, is there a noose in the cell?
	Doesn't that kind of say it all?
	If somebody knows what position he was in when they found him, if somebody knows that he was semi-conscious, if somebody can give a physical description, meaning it has marks on his neck, would not that same source, or allegedly these two sources from NBC, would they not also be able to tell us if there was a noose present? would they not also be able to tell us if I mean, this is kind of like basic stuff.
	You know, it doesn't say this anywhere in the story, but if he were actually trying to kill himself, I don't think he would just strangle himself, would he?
	That's not a very efficient way to do it.
	I don't think you even can kill yourself that way, right?
	You would pass out, and then you can't strangle yourself anymore.
	So if he has marks around his neck, and we don't know if there's a noose, it's kind of hard for me to buy that this was self-inflicted, right?
	I mean, shouldn't that be in the report?
	Was there a noose?
	Was there not a noose?
	I guess there wasn't.
	If there was, I imagine the sources would have reported this.
	If there was a noose, maybe you could say, well, he tried to kill himself.
	But otherwise, I don't buy it that He was trying to hurt himself just enough, or he was trying to kill himself, because you can't kill yourself that way.
	If he's in the fetal position, semi-conscious, and marks around his neck, that tells me somebody went in there and tried to kill him, right?
	Now again, maybe you'd wonder, well how could they not finish the job?
	Maybe it was interrupted?
	Maybe something happened?
	I don't know, but I'm hearing some of these details that come out of this case.
	The marks, tried to strangle himself, the suicide watch.
	I don't know if I'm totally buying this whole story.
	You know, you gotta remember this is happening in New York City.
	We know there's a lot of corruption that goes on there.
	We know that I don't really trust what happens in a correctional facility that's not like a, you know, Supermax prison or something where it's tightly controlled and everything.
	So I think there's a lot of sort of inconsistencies, sort of weird things that aren't totally covered in this.
	And then the elephant in the room is this guy is going down for the second time.
	You know, he went down in 2006-2007 for very similar charges.
	2007 for very similar charges.
	He ended up with this amazing sentence relative to what he got charged for.
	You know, he basically got nailed for the same thing, which was pedophilias, listening sex for minors, sex trafficking, all this.
	And he got off with like two years in jail and then he was on probation and the probation was nothing, you know, and now he's back in jail.
	I Everybody believes this time he's going down for good.
	They raided his house.
	They found all kinds of images of underage children, sexual nude photographs of underage people.
	We know that he hangs out with people like, frankly, you know, Donald Trump.
	We don't like to say that, but it's true.
	People like Donald Trump, big celebrities, big politicians, Israelis, Mossad agents.
	Sort of interesting, right?
	And now he's in jail.
	There's talks of there being a plea deal between him and the feds to reduce his sentence in exchange for him giving up the names of people involved in the sex trafficking ring.
	And you gotta wonder, there's a pretty obvious explanation for all this.
	Pretty obvious, right?
	He goes to jail.
	Maybe there was something that slipped.
	You know, people have been talking about maybe John McAfee was involved in this.
	Maybe there are other incidents, sort of strange happenings that have led to this conviction, or this indictment rather.
	He winds up in jail.
	Very powerful people are now vulnerable, you know, that they might be named in connection to this case and they want him dead.
	So some combination of celebrities, politicians, financiers, you know, Israelis, they say that this guy's got to go.
	He cannot give up the names.
	The names have to die with him.
	So I think it's pretty obvious what's happening here.
	Either somebody tried to scare him or somebody tried to kill him and they're trying to cover it up.
	All of this is to say, this is yet another reminder that this is who runs the world.
	You know, while we were talking about yesterday, the Mueller testimony, and I got so mad because certainly the Mueller report is a big deal, and certainly the Russia investigation is a big deal, you know, this is like a coup attempt against the sitting president, kind of a big deal.
	The testimony was a circus.
	The testimony was a big diversion, a big distraction, this big partisan spectacle, and nothing more.
	So while people are looking at that, And they're concerned about, you know, this Area 51 stuff, and they're concerned about ASAP Rocky.
	People are kind of forgetting, who was Jeffrey Epstein friends with?
	You know, not only, I think it's kind of important that we talk about two things here, not only was Jeffrey Epstein, who is a pedophile sex trafficker, running a pedophile sex trafficking ring, not only is he friends with Some of the biggest people in Hollywood.
	Some of the biggest politicians, not just in our government, but internationally.
	He's friends with some of the richest people in the world.
	He's got about a billion dollars.
	They pegged his net worth in terms of his income, his properties, and cash and things like that at something like 700-800 million dollars.
	Conspicuously, he just has all this money, but he's also connected to the Mossad.
	He's also connected to Israel.
	So I find both of these things very troubling.
	This is all in national news.
	This is all in mainstream media.
	You know, this is not on like Poll or 4chan, and that's not to denigrate the credibility of Poll or 4chan, but that's usually what they do.
	You know, they say, well, that's a conspiracy theory.
	That came from not us.
	We control the news.
	That came from somewhere else.
	So this is even coming from the mainstream.
	This is coming from the big money, legacy media, telling you, yeah, he was connected to Ehud Barak, a major Israeli politician.
	He was connected to the Mossad.
	He was also connected to all these people, and he's running a child sex trafficking ring.
	And, like, nobody's talking about this?
	Nobody think this is worth spending more than 12, 24, 48 hours of coverage on?
	Because, you know, I recall, like, two weeks ago, This story broke, and it was a big deal for about a minute, and then the next day we moved on to something else.
	And then the same with this.
	You know, I see this last night, and it's nowhere to be found on Twitter, it's nowhere to be found anywhere.
	I can't find this story.
	The big story that I see is the death penalty has been reinstated, and a couple of other things, but that's about it.
	And you know, we should really take a moment and think about that.
	You know, I know on this show we talk about a lot of these things, Spiritual Warfare, God vs. Demons, or Angels vs. Demons, and things like that.
	We talk about conspiracies, the real people that run the government, the real people that are running the world.
	And I get the impression, this is my perception, that most people when they watch this show...
	Or they hear these kinds of ideas.
	There is sort of a disconnect that in the sense they they find it plausible that this is true but functionally they act as though it were not.
	Do you know what I'm talking about?
	In the sense that you can watch this show and say yep wow it's satanic pedophiles running the world seems legit to me and this can be your belief in a very abstract sort of disconnected Conceptual way, but functionally, the way you go about your daily life, the way you shop, the way you consume content, television, things like this, is as though everything were as it seems.
	You know that the people on the Today Show are, you know, just normal wine ladies like yourself, and the people on NBC News at 10 o'clock, the local news, are, you know, cool people that you'd want to hang out with, and not liaisons of a satanic pedophile ring, and they're not all in on it.
	And some, to some extent, they're not all connected.
	The roots don't go all the way back to this very sick and satanic tree.
	So, you know, I really just want to impress upon people this is real, this is happening, this is in the legacy media, and nobody's talking about it.
	And what I fear more than anything, to me this is the most blackmailing thing that there is.
	It's not even so much blackpilling that this is going on.
	I think everybody who wants to know, anybody who's curious about this kind of stuff, can basically figure it out and establish it for themselves.
	And also, it's not like it's even unexpected.
	If you read the Bible, you know, the devil is the prince of this world.
	We know this is not really a nice place for the most part.
	What's most blackpilling to me is the apathy.
	That's what's most blackpilling to me.
	The fact that the media can cover this up And it just doesn't matter.
	You know, like I was on Telegram the other day talking about the Las Vegas massacre.
	Does anybody remember the Las Vegas shooting?
	That was the deadliest mass shooting in American history.
	It was like 55, 57, something like that.
	It was like 59 people killed, something like that.
	400 and some injured.
	And we never got to the bottom of that.
	I mean, literally within a week, we had never heard anything else about it again.
	And the worst part about that is nobody cared.
	I mean, they were totally able to do that.
	You had this huge mass shooting.
	It's hard to imagine a bigger, more visual, more visceral spectacle of somebody shooting into a concert with a machine gun and just slaughtering people, killing fields.
	And you got a lot of weird things going on there.
	You know, two shooters.
	You looked at the room that he was holed up in with And we've never heard about it again.
	hiring money to the Philippines, and the cop fled to Mexico.
	The guy that killed them flees to Mexico 24 hours later.
	He had all kinds of people involved saying, oh, we literally just survived another mass shooting, and now here we are surviving this one.
	And that was all in the news.
	That was everywhere, all over the news for like a week.
	And then it wasn't, and then nobody cared, and we've never heard about it again, and nobody cares.
	And I look at the Jeffrey Epstein thing, and I'm seeing the same exact pattern.
	I'm seeing the same exact thing.
	We've got Jeffrey Epstein.
	He's got all these household names in his Rolodex.
	You know, these are not, it's not like Nixxiom.
	You know, where Nixxiom was weird, I mean there were some weird connections, but it was like a couple television actors or actresses.
	You know, it's not like R. Kelly, where he was just running some kind of weird harem or brothel or something, where it's sort of localized.
	I mean, this guy was connected to everybody.
	He had a fortune that you don't happen upon by accident.
	Most people, there's no way to get that kind of fortune legitimately.
	To get 800 million dollars, how do you do that without killing somebody, raping somebody?
	There's a tape of you out there, and nobody knows how he got that money.
	Anyway, there's not even, like, A facade for that money.
	You know most people it's like well they bought stocks and they made a bet on currency.
	You know like George Soros.
	It's like where did this 800 million dollars come from?
	You just happened upon that by accident?
	You're just a really good financial advisor really?
	You know so you got all this stuff.
	It's plain as day.
	It's right out there.
	For everybody to see.
	It's in the news and yet it just seems like nobody really cares.
	Nobody seems to care.
	And to me that's sort of the scariest thing about this.
	So we'll see what happens with Jeffrey Epstein.
	We will be following this story on the show.
	We'll see, you know...
	Is he transferred?
	Is somebody going to finish the job?
	Is he going to name names?
	Did they put the fear of God in him?
	I don't know what's going to happen next.
	I guess we'll have to see, but I think it really is startling.
	It does create sort of a weird, alienating feeling, I think, from the rest of society when you start to understand these things, you know?
	And this is what a lot of people remark about the alt-right or dissonant right in general.
	Usually the reason it attracts sometimes undesirable type people is because they're already sort of alienated.
	You know we looked at like the Wignatt retard rallies and you look at the people some of the people that show up to those things and it's like these are not winners and why is that?
	Well who's gonna throw their life away so they could go like name them at a rally you know who's gonna throw away well it's people with nothing left to lose it's people that already kind of on the outskirts.
	And maybe some people are on the outskirts for a very good reason.
	You know, they're like me.
	They're a genius.
	And some people are on the outskirts for a very good reason.
	You know, they're like socially inadequate or strange or there's something weird going on, you know.
	But when you see things like this, I think it does create a very legitimate feeling of alienation where there's a perfectly healthy reason why you're feeling this way.
	Stuff like this reminds people that you're sane for feeling this way.
	You know, because this is to me one of the biggest obstacles is sort of the social proof.
	You know, you see these things for yourself.
	And it's not just Jeffrey Epstein.
	It's the race stuff.
	It's the you-know-who stuff.
	It's all this kind of stuff where at a certain point you say to yourself Well, am I just the only one who knows about this?
	It's just me and this guy on this show who's talking to me this strange kid who looks young but also old at the same time and he does this weird show and he's he's funny, but you know, whatever is it just me and him and what?
	What, everybody's just ignorant?
	Or everybody just doesn't know?
	Or they don't care enough to know?
	Is that really possible?
	Or is this just out there?
	Is this just too crazy?
	Is this just wrong?
	It's stories like this that remind you, we are the sane ones.
	You might feel isolated, you might feel alone, alienated, but we are definitely on the sane side.
	We are definitely on the right side of history.
	Because stories like this prove to you that it's not just sort of, that was my biggest fear when I first got into this kind of politics was, Like, is it true?
	I mean, it seems totally true, it seems legit, but nobody's buying it.
	You know, why would all the people, you know, who are professionals and academics and college-educated and in the news, why would they not be talking about this?
	Why would they not know about this?
	Is it really just... Is it true, or is it really just so controlled?
	Is it really just so out there, you know, that, uh...
	That it's so esoteric that only people you know who are looking for it would find it.
	I think you see stories like this it reminds you nope it's true you know pinch yourself you're not dreaming this is the real world and all these people walking around you know they just don't know or they just don't care that this is what's going on when you just start to peel back the layers a little bit.
	Peel back the layers of mainstream media, Hollywood, all this stuff and you'll find literally satanic sex cults and it's not even crazy anymore it's the news.
	So that's Jeffrey Epstein, but we're gonna move on to this text censorship stuff, because we do have a lot on this.
	On a bit of a lighter note, I know it's kind of dark, you know?
	Gee, are you going crazy?
	Or is the world really just run by satanic pedophiles?
	Well, the facts are in, the world is really run by satanic pedophiles.
	Congratulations, you're not crazy.
	I mean, so on a lighter note, we're gonna move on to text censorship.
	And like I said, things are going very well on this front.
	This is very white-pilling.
	And you see how these things are related, right?
	See how one is related to the other.
	That we have this problem of information or ignorance or apathy and on the other hand we have the information war that's going on with tech.
	So this is and it's actually a nice segue because it relates in a very strong way.
	We've got three major developments that are pretty positive on the tech censorship front.
	Like I said at the top of the show we have a new bill in the House of Representatives by Paul Gosar of Arizona.
	This is from Breitbart.
	It says Gosar has introduced a new bill to stop censorship by big tech aimed at rolling back legal perks that allow Silicon Valley companies to suppress political speech with impunity.
	The bill would amend section 230 of the Communications Decency Act which currently allows tech platforms Excuse me.
	To censor material they consider, quote, obscene, lewd, filthy, excessively violent, harassing, or otherwise objectionable whether or not such material is constitutionally protected.
	So in other words, there's this amendment...
	to the CDA in Section 230, which says that, you know, we're going to give you these legal protections so that you can have free and political expression, but there are some exceptions to that free and political expression.
	Even if it's constitutionally protected, if the platform, if Mark Zuckerberg, if Jack Dorsey deems it obscene, harassing, these kinds of things, excessively violent, we will allow that.
	We will exempt you from this rule that you have to allow it.
	We will allow you to ban that.
	And that's basically they have discretion to ban whatever they want under this pretext, under this provision.
	So Gosar's bill would strike that section of the legislation replacing it with a legal protection that gives tech companies immunity for granting users the ability to block or filter lawful speech.
	This would effectively prohibit tech platforms from blocking, prioritizing, or removing lawful content.
	Instead, they would be forced to give this power to their users who would then get to decide what content they see and when they see it.
	So, in other words, they could not do shadow banning?
	They could not do suspensions.
	They could not do anything like that.
	Locking accounts.
	So long as it's lawful.
	If it's lawful speech, they can't manipulate it in any way.
	They would, however, be able to give these kinds of tools to users.
	So if you got some, like, shitlib in Manhattan, you know, they could block you, or they could decrease the frequency of your tweets on their timeline, something like that.
	They could get rid of certain words.
	Which they basically already have, right?
	I mean, that's kind of a good thing about Twitter, is that if you don't want to see certain things, well, you can just block people.
	If you don't want to see certain phrases or certain words, you could put them in a little tab and say, you'll never see a tweet that has those words or those phrases in it again, you know?
	So it already exists.
	So this bill is pretty amazing.
	And to me, bigger than the bill itself, because we don't know if this will make it to the floor of the House for a vote.
	We don't know if this would pass.
	We don't know if this would get through the Senate, you know?
	A lot of variables about this.
	But to me, what is white-pilling is that this is like the second or third such bill of its kind.
	And to me, this shows that there is this ground swell of support now for tax censorship.
	It looks like our efforts are finally paying off.
	It felt like six months ago, or nine months ago, even like three or four months ago, it felt like we were just screaming into the air, screaming into the wind.
	Screaming into the air.
	That's kind of what you would do all the time, right?
	I mean, we're on planet Earth, there's air everywhere, we're always screaming into the air.
	We're screaming into the wind!
	The wind is blowing, it makes it such that you cannot hear the screaming, and that's why that idiom makes sense.
	If we were screaming into the wind, screaming into the void, you know, like in space where they cannot hear you.
	and nobody was paying attention.
	Nobody was doing anything about this.
	You know, you go back even, I think it was April or May, when all those people were taken off Facebook.
	It was Milo, Paul Joseph Watson, Laura Loomer, Louis Farrakhan, people like that.
	They all got totally scrubbed off Facebook, and literally nobody cared.
	There were a few tweets by Don Jr.
	There were a few tweets by the president, and that was it.
	There was no FTC investigation.
	There was no bill by Josh Hawley.
	There was nothing.
	And, you know, I remember, if you go back to that episode, I said, like, literally, if we don't make a change after this...
	It's over because this just goes to show they can ban as many people as they want on a given day.
	They could be the biggest names in conservative media and nobody even cares.
	Not Don Jr., not the president, not a single congressperson, not a single senator, and that means that if it's not happening today it's not happening ever.
	But it looks like it's finally happening!
	It looks like people are finally starting to pay attention.
	We had Josh Hawley's bill like last month which first said We're going after YouTube for children, showing up in the algorithms and this being sort of beneficial to pedophiles.
	YouTube changed it without the law even being passed, which was great.
	Josh Hawley introduced another bill not too long ago, which was sort of similar to Gosar's bill.
	It targeted the Section 230 protections.
	Now we have this bill.
	Now we also have a lawsuit by Tulsi Gabbard.
	This is also from Breitbart.
	It's his presidential candidate and military veteran representative Tulsi Gabbard is suing Google for the after the tech giant blocked her ads account shortly after the first democrat presidential debate when Gabbard became the most searched for candidate in the democrat field.
	Gabbard's complaint accuses Google of censoring the candidate at the very moment when millions of Americans wanted to learn more about her.
	It also accuses Google of sending Gabbard's campaign emails to people's gmail spam folders So this is a Democrat.
	So this is a Democrat.
	I know Gabbard is sort of based in Red Pill, and she's a based Assadist MILF, and so she's ostensibly on our side, but it's a Democrat.
	Also now waging a legal battle against big tech.
	We also have Nancy Pelosi, not too long ago, on a similar strain, who was talking about the Section 230 protections.
	And then today we have one other development.
	This is from Breitbart, or rather, no, this is from the Associated Press.
	It says, the U.S.
	Department of Justice opened a sweeping antitrust investigation of major technology companies and whether their online platforms have hurt competition, suppressed innovation, or otherwise harmed consumers.
	It said the probe will take into account widespread concerns about social media, search engines, and online retail services.
	So that means it's not just going to be Twitter, it's going to be social media, which is Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, all that.
	It's going to be search engines, Google, and it's going to be online retail services, which means Amazon.
	So it's covering everything.
	Without the discipline of meaningful market-based competition, digital platforms may act in ways that are not responsive to consumer demands.
	According to Makan Delrahim, the department's chief antitrust officer, who said in a statement that the department's antitrust review will explore these important issues.
	So it looks like all across the board, and this is beautiful, this is exactly what I've been saying for months.
	You know, people used to ask me, A lot of these MAGA-P types.
	I would say, look, Trump, do anything.
	I attack censorship.
	It's the most important thing for your re-election.
	It's the most important thing for the right wing in the future, you know, as a generational struggle.
	I mean, it's like of critical importance for the future of the country when you think about it.
	So do anything.
	It doesn't matter.
	You know, you could do Section 230.
	You could do all these different things.
	Do anything.
	And people would always ask me, well, you're not being specific enough.
	What exactly can the president do?
	Well, here it is.
	You attack Big Tech from every possible angle, and surely one of these is bound to succeed.
	You know, you've got them from the legislative angle, from the congressional approach, where you're targeting Section 230, right?
	Or you're looking at how can we harm YouTube in other ways?
	How can we go after, for example, their search algorithms which might be predatory towards children?
	So you've got congressional covered, you've got executive, you've got multiple investigations now from the FTC, the Federal Trade Commission, from the Department of Justice.
	And they're targeting each of these companies individually.
	We talked about this last month.
	They were targeting Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Google.
	And now I guess they're doing this blanket investigation for antitrust from the DOJ.
	And you attack them from the judiciary.
	You level all kinds of legal challenges against Big Tech.
	And this is happening across the board.
	You know, Gav McGinnis has a case.
	I think that's against the SPLC or something or YouTube.
	You've got Dennis Prager's got a lawsuit.
	You've got Laura Loomer who's got a lawsuit.
	You've got this lawsuit by Tulsi Gabbard.
	I'm sure there's a lot of others.
	American Renaissance.
	We had Jared Taylor on the show last year to talk about his case.
	So it looks like just about every base, every angle that we can attack Big Tech is basically being covered in some way.
	I guess the real measure now is to what extent are these challenges viable?
	I guess that's the next step.
	So we're off to a very good start.
	This is great to see.
	At the very least, I think all these different challenges, and again this is something I've been saying for a long time, At the very least, that all these things have been put in motion in itself will change the behavior of big tech.
	You don't even necessarily have to have a law changed, or an investigation succeed, or a lawsuit won.
	Not necessarily in the short term do you need any of these to succeed to have big tech behavior begin to change, because of course this creates a deterrent effect.
	Google, Facebook, Twitter, all these companies have effectively been put on notice.
	And so if they do any more of this kind of behavior where it's political censorship or they're censoring advertisements or they're taking people off the list you have trouble signing on things like that well they can expect that there will be a bigger legal headache there'll be a big news story this could catalyze More legal scrutiny, more executive branch scrutiny against Big Tech.
	And so maybe at the very least in the short term, and short term is important, they're going to think twice about doing any more of this kind of behavior.
	In the long term it will however be important.
	So this is a good first step.
	We've got a lot of different attacks going on from a lot of different places.
	We'll see which ones are serious.
	There is some skepticism about some of the lawsuits.
	There's some skepticism about this investigation from the DOJ, the latest one, that this is merely symbolic.
	That they're merely trying to get a headline and it's trying to do basically what I said, which is put them on notice without actually doing something.
	And that works to an extent.
	You know, this sort of deterrent approach, bluffing, only works so much.
	It works in the short term, like I said, and that's good in the short term, but eventually, if no action is taken, it really won't matter.
	Because you'll get a Democratic president, you'll get a Democratic legislature, and they're not going to scrutinize big tech going after conservatives.
	And so that will happen eventually if we don't change the laws, if there's not a legal challenge that succeeds or an investigation that succeeds.
	So like I said, it's a good start in the short term.
	This will bear fruit.
	But in the long term, we're going to need viable bills, viable investigations, legal challenges, things like that.
	And hopefully if some of these succeed, hopefully multiple, of these different attempts at going after big tech.
	Hopefully a lot of these begin to succeed and that will mean that we'll be safe online.
	You know, if you think about it and really begin to imagine the possibilities, this might sound like a joke, but really think if like 20 to 50,000 Groypers all came back on Twitter at the same time.
	Think about that.
	I know that might sound silly or funny or like I'm trying to be goofy or something, but really imagine if 20 to 50,000 Highly red-pilled gripers.
	They don't even have to have a lot of followers, but imagine if all these guys used to be banned, IP banned or whatever.
	If they all came back on Twitter one day, can you imagine what the replies would be to the blue checks, to the news media tweets, to all these different things?
	Can you imagine the information that would immediately become available online?
	Can you imagine on Facebook?
	on Instagram, on YouTube.
	What would happen if, for example, you could have a show like mine, or American Renaissance, or Faith Goldie, or Patrick Casey?
	What if we could make a living off of YouTube in perpetuity and not have to worry about, "Did we say the wrong thing?
	"We're gonna lose our monetization.
	"We're gonna get kicked off." What if we could just be ourselves?
	We could become who we are and make a living and fundraise and network and build infrastructure.
	I think you begin to see how much the political game changes once that is certain.
	Once our fate online is certain and concrete and assured that we'll be able to survive and thrive on the platforms.
	It's a game changer.
	And you know, as politics goes more from What would you call that?
	I guess analog sorts of media or legacy media, conventional politics.
	As it shifts from that to Facebook and as it shifts to Twitter and YouTube, that's going to be increasingly important that we secure our area on the battlefield.
	Not to be thriving at the moment, we just need to make it such that in the future we have the capability to be and remain on the platforms.
	And if that's the case, it really does change the calculus about what the viability is for a right-wing nationalist movement in the West looks like.
	It really does.
	I think if we don't have the internet, pack it up folks, head to the hills, let's wait until something really bad happens and then we can try again.
	You know?
	But if we are allowed to remain on the platforms, I think it really is that big of a difference, then that means we're able to spread our ideas, we're able to fundraise, we are able to network, we're able to organize, and that's politics.
	That means that we have a dog in the fight.
	That means that we can't rule out the possibility that there could be a representative in the Congress representing our ideas.
	Can't rule out the possibility And one day we might have a network online that rivals CRTV or Rebel or Fox News even or Breitbart or something like that.
	It sounds crazy in 2019, but hey, in 20 years, if we get this stuff done, you'll look back and you'll say, Nick was right.
	It's been a game changer.
	It's made a big difference.
	So it's all white pills on that front.
	Hopefully these things begin to succeed.
	Hopefully we start to see some rules because that would be really, that'd be really big for us.
	The show would go from black pill to white pill very quickly.
	So that's tech censorship, some very good stuff, but we're going to take a look at our Super Chats and we'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
	Of course we want to secure a future for the Super Chatters, right?
	We want to secure the existence of America First and a future for the Super Chatters, as always.
	But let's take a look at what we've got here.
	Hopefully some better Super Chats than last night.
	They were, uh, I don't know if they were particularly bad last night or maybe they've just been away for a long time and I forgot how rough they were.
	But yesterday we had people just literally doing gibberish baby talk in the Super Chats.
	People literally just, uh, you know, crazy talking.
	That's, uh, that's, you know, we're trying to avoid that.
	But let's take a look.
	We've got ASDF who says, uh, sub's barely growing this week.
	Something's fishy.
	Yeah, I agree.
	You're right.
	It's on Twitter, it's on YouTube, and a lot of people are reporting this.
	You know, it's not just me.
	I've seen this from a lot of people where on Twitter, on YouTube, on a lot of the platforms, the follower count or the sub count is sort of stagnating or it's going down or it's going up a little bit.
	So, I agree.
	Something is definitely up.
	Elsa bodies says, or it could be a lot of the Owen Benjamin stuff.
	It could be residual from that.
	It could be residual from me going nuclear Nick mode yesterday.
	A lot of salty isolationists.
	Nick wants to nuke the world and that's not cool.
	Like, okay, baby.
	You know, so there's there could be a little bit of that.
	Who knows?
	I never like to do the throttling my content because you can never walk the possibility that maybe you're just off-putting.
	You know, maybe you're just doing content that is off-putting today or this week.
	But sure, yeah, something's definitely up, but it's definitely has nothing to do with me.
	Al-Sabadi says straight pride parade in Modesto, California next month.
	Ah!
	Big if true.
	I don't know how I feel about the straight pride parades.
	I mean, on the one hand, it's, oh yeah, it's based, it's straight pride instead of gay pride.
	Like, I get that.
	But in another sense, it's just sort of like, I feel like we're already defeated if we're doing a straight pride parade, right?
	I mean, if you even have to distinguish straight and gay, and it's like, these are two equal things having competing parades, it's like, I don't know.
	I guess it's worth it in a sense that we're going out there, we're protesting, we're showing that heterosexuals are still out there, you know, we're not going away.
	So in a sense it's sort of based, but in another sense it's like, I don't know, I mean it's sort of a meme at this point.
	And, you know, I look at a lot of these rallies and protests And that every time we go out there and we just get our butts kicked, you know, we just get outnumbered two to one or something.
	It's just sort of demoralizing, but you know, I guess it's cool enough.
	Funny man says, haha, so, uh, poop?
	Haha, funny poop, pee pee poo.
	Ah, thank you, great.
	Alex says, hey thanks big guy.
	How's the spleen?
	Pee pee poo poo.
	You know, I think it's actually not my spleen.
	I was looking online today.
	The other day I was reporting pain in my upper left chest cavity.
	You know, somewhere in the back a little bit.
	And I looked online and it said enlarged spleen.
	Like that's what could cause it.
	And then I said, wait a second, but there's something else going on there.
	There's also a little thing called the lung.
	So I looked up, I said left lung pain.
	Because you know, It started to hurt when I was taking deep breaths.
	You know, it hurt on my left side.
	And they said that that could be an enlarged spleen.
	It could also be inflamed lung from fluid buildup.
	So I'm now convinced that my spleen is perfectly healthy.
	I'm convinced that my spleen is fine.
	It's a champion.
	You know, it's really going strong.
	I'm convinced it is now the lung where something is happening there.
	Inflammation in the lung.
	Which is good news for me.
	that means that I don't have to see a doctor.
	You know, when I thought I had an enlarged spleen, I said, okay, I've resigned myself to dying now, you know, because they say that if you have that going on, they have to do a blood test to figure out what's wrong.
	I said, I'm not getting a blood test.
	I'm not getting a blood test.
	I'll just die of a ruptured spleen, I guess, you know, or I'll wait it out.
	But the inflamed lung, they say that, I mean, there could be complications, but generally it just goes away in a few days or a week, So now I'm good.
	Now I have a new lease on life.
	We're back in the game.
	I'm alive for a little bit longer.
	We are surviving out here, right?
	If it's not the Israelis, it's your spleen, it's your lungs.
	That's life.
	That's life, right?
	So it's doing good.
	It's feeling better.
	I took some ibuprofen and I'm feeling great.
	It's like, you know, everything's back to normal.
	KaneJeeper says, Hey Nick, what's the best way to dispose of a body?
	I don't know.
	Wouldn't know.
	Elstin says, Hey Nick, it's my fellow Knickers 23rd birthday today.
	Can I get a happy birthday for our Aryan brother Casey?
	Yeah, happy birthday Aryan warrior Casey.
	Happy Aryan birthday to Casey.
	Yes, a mighty white Aryan birthday for our comrade in our struggle, in the shared struggle for the white race, Casey.
	No, I'm only joking.
	That's all ironic.
	Jared.
	Jared, Will, Christopher.
	Hey.
	Hey, Luke.
	We're all just having a good time.
	Put down the pen.
	We're just having some giggles, just having some laughs.
	It's all a joke.
	It's all ironic.
	But you know what's not ironic?
	Happy birthday to Casey, you know.
	So, hope it's a good one.
unidentified		23rd!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're getting up there, my friend.
unidentified		23rd.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't envy you.
		You know, I was looking today at my show.
		You know, I'm getting ready to do the show.
		I'm doing my notes and everything, and I'm looking at the intro screen where it's got my face.
		You know, it says America first and the flag, and I look in the in the picture for the intro to the show.
		I'm clean shaven.
		I was just like, Where did he go?
		Where is this man?
		Have you seen this man?
		You know that website?
		Have you seen this man?
		Where did he go?
		He's gone.
		You're never getting him back.
		I was 18 years old when that photo was taken.
		I was 18.
		And he's never coming back.
		He's gone.
		I'm 20 now.
		I guess this is probably the last year I could say I'm a teenager, within reason.
		20, I think, is probably your last teenage year.
		21 maybe, a little bit, you know?
		So it's my third time turning 17 years old.
		Fourth time turning 17 years old, right?
		17, 18, 19, 20, 21, yeah.
		So it'll be my fourth time turning 17 and it's very hard to watch.
		That's why I have to shave, you know?
		I look in the mirror, I say, you know, I could probably get a really good beard going if I grew it out for two more weeks.
		But then I look at that intro and I say, My boy!
		You know, we have to bring him back.
		He is young.
		He's handsome.
		He's got it going on.
		He doesn't have any joint pain.
		He doesn't have any back pain.
		He feels good.
		He wakes up and he feels good.
		You know?
		And he can eat whatever he wants.
		He has a fast metabolism.
		He doesn't have to worry about fat.
		You know, he doesn't have to worry about working out after eating a donut or something like that.
		He can jump, he can run, he can still do sports if he wanted to.
		He probably doesn't, but if he wanted to, he could do it.
		So we have to bring him back.
		This experiment has gone on long enough.
		I look in the mirror, I see my age, I see a 21-year-old man.
		Instead of the 17 year old kid at heart that I've always been, you know?
		So we got to bring that guy back.
		But anyway, yeah, happy 23rd birthday, but you're getting up there, you know?
		You turn 23, and then you turn 24, and then you're 25.
		Then you're closer to 30, and you are to 20.
		And then you are 30, and then you're 50, and then you're 100.
		And it goes by very quickly.
		So happy birthday, but we're trying to figure out a way to slow it down or go back somehow.
		So we're working on it.
		Rando number nine says, R.I.P. Epstein on his future suicide by blunt force trauma to the back of his head.
		I don't know if I would say RIP.
		I'd probably say S. I'd probably say S, but you know, hopefully he stays alive long enough so we can get the names.
		We got to secure the names.
		F.F.
		says, Hey Nick, did you see based Americhad Jira Taylor's fitness video today?
		Take the fit pill for the white race.
		Love your work.
	Well, thanks.
	Yeah, I did see that video.
	It made me feel bad on the inside.
	I won't lie.
	I got down on the ground.
	I tried to do the exercise he was doing.
	I couldn't do one.
	Jared Taylor, he does his video today for American Renaissance, and first of all, this guy's just like jacked.
	I never knew this.
	He's in a, I think he was in a sleeveless t-shirt or something, and the guy's just totally, you know, he's ripped.
	And he gets down, he's like, you know, hey it's Uncle Jared here, and we're gonna do a fitness video or something.
	And he gets down, I'm like, what's this guy doing?
	He sort of sprawls himself out, and then he's doing sort of like this modified push-up.
	And I'm like, that looks pretty silly.
	That's looking pretty silly.
	I'm gonna give this a crack.
	I'm gonna give this a shot.
	I couldn't do a single one.
	He's doing like five or six and I'm just like struggling to hoist my body up.
	I couldn't do it.
	Couldn't do one.
	So, you know, that's a wake-up call.
	Jared Taylor, he said he was, what, 67?
	Jared Taylor's up there.
	I gotta get back in the gym.
	You know, any one of these days, once my lung is healed, okay, I am injured right now, you know, I can't work out.
	WebMD told me, not a good idea.
	This is not the right time to get back in the gym.
	So, you know, I'm gonna recover.
	I have to heal up.
	I've got to be a hundred percent, you know, because I'm really gonna hit it.
	I'm gonna go really intense in the gym.
	People haven't seen my intensity that I bring to the gym, that I bring to physical fitness.
	So, I gotta wait until I'm 100%.
	You know, I gotta recuperate, recover a little bit.
	But you know, once I go back to the gym, we're gonna have to, we're gonna have to change it up.
	You know, it's time to become who we are.
	And Jared Taylor has inspired me to do this.
	You know, I look at Jerry Taylor and it's like, that guy could, you know, kick my ass when he's 67 years old.
	I can't, can't have it.
	Can't have it.
	I'm sorry.
	I don't mean that in like an adversarial or confrontational way, but I'm just not comfortable with that, you know?
	I got, if I'm, if I'm going to be this 21 year old man, I've, I've got to be fit.
	I've got to be an Aryan shape, Aryan fighting shape, right?
	Um, anyway, we're going to take a look.
	What else do we have here?
	Uh, let's see.
	FACTA says hot take.
	Dem voters in their buckets of water in New York City, along with ASAP's situation in Sweden, serve a purpose in highlighting ironic talking points.
	I don't know what you mean by that.
	Peter Foley says, hello handsome department.
	Looking good, Nick.
	You remind me of a young Leonardo DiCaprio in What's Eating Gilbert Grape.
unidentified		Ah, well, hello.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		This is the handsome department.
		Who am I speaking with?
		Hello, this is the handsome department.
		Yeah, guilty as charged.
		Let me look that up.
		I never saw that one.
		What's eating...
		This is about a grape, right?
		Let's see, Leonardo DiCaprio.
		Oh, he looks like a baby in this movie.
		I don't think I look like that.
		I look like him when he was a little bit older, don't I?
		He doesn't have a beard in this movie.
		But yeah, but thanks for the compliment.
		You know, I guess I do look like Leonardo DiCaprio.
		Guilty as charged, you know.
		I was in... I'll tell you a funny story.
		When I was in college, this made me so mad!
		I was in college.
		I was at Boston University, and there was this Asian girl, and she was like, you know, you really look like Chris Pine.
		She was always like flirting with me, and she was like my lab partner or something for the science class.
		She was not my lab partner.
		She was in the same, like, lab table or something.
		And she was friends with this other kid.
		So this is very important details.
		This Asian girl, like, this queer kid.
		I don't know if he was gay, if he was just sort of fruity or something.
		But they were, like, we were all at the same table.
		It was her, him, me, and this other, like, normal guy.
		And she was always like, oh, hi!
		Bye!
		You look like Chris Pine!
		Oh my gosh!
		Like, Bob was trying to talk to me, and I'm like...
		Dude, shut up.
		I just woke up like 10 minutes ago and blah blah blah.
		Anyway, we did this lab project where basically they did all the work.
		You know, we worked as a lab table and I was like playing Civilization V on my computer.
		They did all the work and they turned it in and they were like, oh, well, you just got to put your name here and like, you know, just write down this just so we could get all the points.
		I'm like, okay.
		And then the teacher comes and calls me up like the next day or a week later and he's like, Yeah, so your lab partner said that you actually didn't do any work.
		You were just playing on your computer the whole time.
		And I just wanted to ask you, like, is that true?
		And I'm like, well, I mean, I don't know.
		I thought I contributed.
		I mean, I wish they would have talked to me about it during the project.
		I'd like to think I was contributing.
		You know, I totally...
		Because it was totally true, but I wanted the points, you know?
		And he's like, I thought that was probably the case.
		I trust you.
		I'm going to... Is that an un-Christian thing to do?
		Should I have fessed up and said, no, I was just deffing around.
		Take my points, you know?
		But I did say that.
		And I went back to the table and I'm like, so it was either the Asian girl or it was the gay kid.
		Frankly, I think it was the Asian girl, you know, I think it was because I just like wasn't nice enough to her or something that she was always saying hi and all this and I wasn't totally about it that she then went and tried to sabotage.
		It's like you dumb idiot.
		We're all in this together.
		It doesn't matter.
		I'm majoring in international relations.
		We're in a science class.
		And so who really cares?
		Anyway, anyway I know that's a very interesting story so uh I don't even know what that oh yeah you say I look like Leonardo DiCaprio so I have a lot of new people call me I look like this and that and typically it foretells bad things right uh Shlomo's his bro if Trump pardons ASAP Rocky then he could get an astonishing nine percent of the black vote in 2020.
	Epic am I right?
	Yeah well I love the pandering to black people it's such a joke it doesn't even make sense mathematically You know, even if you think you could win a lot of blacks, or even if you think you should win a lot of blacks, it doesn't matter.
	Statistically, winning a small fraction of the black vote is nothing.
	Or rather, winning a large fraction of the black vote is nothing compared to winning a small fraction of the white vote.
	Obviously, it's numbers.
	Blacks are 13% of the population.
	Whites are 63%.
	So do the math.
	If you're able to get a 5% increase in the black vote, and it's 13% of the population, that's nothing compared to a 1% or 2%.
	A marginal increase in the white vote, you know?
	So it's stupid electoral politics in any way.
	It can't happen.
	Can't happen.
	The ceiling for a modern Republican for the black vote, I think it's Nixon, and he won, what, something like 15 to 20 percent?
	I don't know the exact figure, but it didn't surpass 20 percent.
	That's what we're talking about.
	We say competing for the black vote.
	And you know, it's not, I don't think it's necessarily bad politics to try when it's something that is relatively cost-effective.
	You know, we talked about like Kanye West, for example.
	When Trump invited Kanye West to the White House.
	And a lot of people said, oh Nick is saying that Trump is going to win the black vote because he brought Kanye West in.
	I never said that.
	I said, Trump bringing Kanye West to the White House is something that costs him nothing, but if it's successful, could win over votes in the next election.
	Or at the very least, it could make Democrats nervous about losing votes in the next election.
	That's all I said.
	And so if it costs you nothing, but it could help you in the next election by depressing turnout or, you know, bringing people over, then you should do it.
	But as a strategy to, you know, like this black unemployment stuff or the criminal justice reform bill...
	That's something that costs political capital.
	That's something that you try to do, and it'll be futile.
	So if it costs a lot of political capital, and it's difficult, and it ends up not being good for the country, and you don't even win black votes, then you shouldn't do it.
	So, we're not gonna be able to win the black vote.
	It's very shameful, or shameless, rather, and sad pandering to blacks.
	You know, honestly, with Republicans, just give up when it comes to that.
	How much do we have to do?
	We will start small businesses.
	We'll give you economic freedom.
	We were the real, you know, freedom fighters and abolitionists.
	They don't care.
	They don't care.
unidentified		Guess what?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They don't care.
		So enough.
		We're done.
		All right?
		Let's try to appeal to white people.
		White people dutifully go out to vote for Republicans in every election, for the most part.
		And, you know, they're the most reliable Republican voters in the midterms and all the rest.
		And we never, I mean, have you ever heard about the white unemployment rate?
		Have you ever heard about the white interest or opiates?
		That's affecting the white community or, you know, white populations disproportionately in the country.
		We never hear about that.
		Nobody's ever pandered to about that.
		With blacks and Hispanics and Jews, it's endless.
		It is endless.
		The red carpet that is rolled out, and they take a shit on the red carpet.
		You know, we roll it out for the Jews, and they take a shit.
		We roll it out for the blacks, and they spit on it.
		You know, and they spit on us, and they beat us up.
		Really?
		I think it's enough, you know?
		Brittany Venti says, Knicker word.
		Ah, well thank you Brittany Venti.
		Brittany Venti is a knicker word, for sure.
		But thanks.
		Also, by the way, Britti Venti countersignaling the e-boys pretty hard on Twitter.
		Very interesting, you know?
		E-boys living rent-free in the e-girls' head.
		But that's all right.
		Britti Venti's okay.
		But she's okay.
		She's not like the other e-girls, right?
		But thanks for the super chat.
		Captain Nikki says Epstein about... that's the other thing, the knicker word, you're totally safe saying that one.
		The other one, that's gonna be problematic.
		Captain Nikki says Epstein about to eat the Peruvian puff pepper.
		That's right.
		Yeah, I guess I guess Megan got to him, right?
		Good times long gone says are you familiar with the Shea memorandum?
		No, I'm not.
		King Slug says take my shekels, goy.
		Okay, I will.
		Colton says, have you seen the clip of Norm Macdonald on The View calling Bill Clinton a murderer?
		Do you like Norm?
		Yeah, I've seen that.
		I like Norm Macdonald.
		Pretty funny, smart guy, and I know a lot of people on our side of Twitter and politics like him.
		I think he's a very funny guy, and I think he's probably woke or red-pilled on certain things.
		He put out a tweet not too long ago where he talked about like a new dark ages and the The afterglow of Christianity was very sort of, I mean, it was on brand for him, but pretty off brand for a comedian to say something like that.
		You know, mainstream comedian no less.
		So I'm a fan.
		Ian says, Hey Nick, what do you think of Jared Taylor's idea of voluntary segregation?
		The optics of it are good, but can it really be a viable option if we have to share the state with those gosh darn Democrat voters?
		Well, I think really what he's advocating is freedom of association.
		Which is sort of, um, what would you say?
		In terms of freedom of association, you don't have to even call it segregation.
		It's just let people, you know, go where they want and let the chips fall where they may.
		And I think naturally things will sort themselves out in that way.
		And I think that's actually a totally constitutional and consistent with American history and political theory.
		That's a consistent way to do it.
		So I like it as a proposal and you know people already do voluntarily segregate themselves.
		Look at the city of Chicago.
		Look at cities across the country.
		They say they they blame that on like neo redlining or something like that.
		No it's obvious people voluntarily segregate.
	Like something was happening I think
	It was in like a Louisiana school district where basically all the white kids seceded from the school district to start a private school or something and immediately the white school is amazing and the other school is not so great and you know some people are happy some people are not happy about this but basically these things sort themselves out if people are free to choose you know you think the talking point that he uses is you look at churches and high school cafeteria and what do you see do you see people you know smashing together and
	Trying to trying to mix and all that or do you see basically what would you describe as a voluntary segregation, right?
	I mean you look at Catholic churches you have Korean churches and Hispanic churches and black jewel not even Catholics But I guess a lot of churches black churches white churches even Polish churches, whatever So I think that that's sort of an easy way to do it Probably it like you said an optical way to do it consistent with our our legal ideas political ideas in America I think it would be fine.
	I think that would be a good step to take.
	Terrestrial Access says, anyone tried the Beyond Meat Burger?
	I thought Beyond Meat was a lesbian book club.
	Oh, that's funny, bro.
	That's a really funny joke.
	The Beyond Meat Burger, who sells that?
	Is that Burger King or is that White Castle?
	One of them does the Impossible Burger.
unidentified		Beyond Meat Burger.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's it.
		Burger King.
		No, I've never tried that.
		I never would try that.
		What is it?
		Is it like lab-grown?
		The world's first plant-based burger that looks, cooks, and satisfies like beef and is made without soy, gluten, or GMOs.
		It has all the juicy meat deliciousness of a traditional burger and packs 20 grams of plant-based protein.
		Yeah, no way.
		Owen Benjamin's gonna be eating a Beyond Meat burger.
		I grew this hamburger in my garden.
		I grew this hamburger in my gay little garden.
		I'm growing my own burger.
		I'm a little gay homo and I grew a plant-based burger.
		I'm sorry, that was a needless attack on the gardeners.
		That was a needless superfluous attack on our green-thumbed allies.
		I do apologize for that, but it does make me laugh.
		You know, I do see the plant-based burger and I think about our, you know, grow your own food crowd.
		Grow herbs in your kitchen, grow your own food.
unidentified		Look at me, I made a little yogurt cup for my garden.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Ooh, garden greens for lunch.
		Bitch, I ate two Big Macs for lunch and you're eating garden greens?
		You're eating a handful of, what, tomatoes?
		Seriously?
		No way, dude, no way.
		We're getting ready for the race war and we're gonna need Monster, we're gonna need Bang Energy Drink, we're gonna need Big Macs.
		You can keep your fucking salad.
		Alright, I apologize for the language.
		Apologize for the language.
		Heated gamer moment there, but...
		You know, let's get real.
		Let's get real.
		Are we gonna become super soldiers on a diet of, you know, fresh-picked greens from the garden?
		I picked some oregano from my garden.
		I picked these, I picked this butternut squash from my garden.
		What are you gonna do with that?
		What are you gonna do with that?
unidentified		How is that gonna, I was gonna say, you know what you can do with that?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		How is that gonna make you a super soldier?
		It's not.
		You're gonna need supplements.
		You're gonna need, you know, maybe you are gonna need a big beef patty injected with Hormones and steroids, maybe you're just gonna have to do it, alright?
		Maybe you're gonna have to stop being a baby and just eat the Big Mac, alright?
unidentified		I'm gonna...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I have my little gardening hat.
		I'm going out to the garden.
		I'm getting down on my hands and knees to pick, you know, whatever.
		I don't even know what's a gardening hand motion.
		I've never done it.
		I've never done it before.
		I'm gonna pick, like, little salad greens.
		I've prepared a little salad.
		Oh, it's so nice.
		A little salad.
		Fruit, berries.
		Oh, you can't... It's fresh from the garden.
		You can't beat it.
		Eat the Big Mac!
		You know?
		So, uh, so no, I won't be eating any plant-based burgers.
		I won't be eating plant-based anything, alright?
		I'm eating loaded up, you know, chemical burgers, zog chow.
		So, to answer your question, no, I've not eaten a Beyond Meat burger.
		And your joke is silly.
		It's not funny.
		Mel Rape Pill Gibson says, double trouble, double Romans will save the race.
		Disavow!
unidentified		Disavow!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I do get the reference, but I disavowed.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Let's not be doing any Romans, alright?
unidentified		No, remember, no Romans.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I do.
		Wow, heated gamer moment.
		You know, I do apologize to our gardening friends.
		Nothing wrong with growing your own food.
		It's actually a good thing.
		It's actually a good thing to start your own farm.
		I'm just saying, do your own thing.
		Start your own farm.
		You wanna start a farm, you wanna eat your little salad.
		Fine.
		But all these people harassing me, condescending, talking, you know, all these garden people talking down to me because I eat from McDonald's.
		You know, why don't you do your thing, all right?
		If you're gonna live longer, then you'll be laughing all the way to the, you know, heaven, I guess, because you'll live 10 extra years.
		Fine.
		You know, that's fine.
		That's great.
		Grow your own food.
		That's great.
		It's unironically good.
		But for me, the Big Mac, all right?
		But for me, Yeah, big agree.
		Yeah, basically true.
		That's so true.
		You know, when you think about it, it is very true.
		would make Teddy proud yeah big agree Mr. Hoff says power is made by power being taken uh yeah basically true Brenny Vence he says how can such a dark word be such a white pill hashtag knicker word that's so true you know when you think about it is very true very dark very dark and uh scary offensive word but what ironically a huge white pill I
		I guess once white people start saying the knicker word again, you know, we're gonna rise up, truly.
		Once white people overcome their fear of that word, nothing can stop us.
		People are weird about that.
		They, like, won't say it.
		I go up to people, it's like, say it.
		No, I won't.
		I won't say it.
		I have no reason to.
		That's offensive.
		Say it!
		It's a word.
		That word has no power over you.
		They have no power over you.
		They only have as much power over you as you let them.
		As you let them.
		So, you know, if a bunch of people just started saying it, uh, you know, maybe they could stop one person saying it, but they couldn't stop all of us, you know?
		Imagine if, imagine a hundred thousand people all combined saying the, saying Knicker.
		They couldn't stop us, right?
		Uh, from becoming, uh, America first fans of Knick, Knicker, right?
		Nothing else.
		They couldn't stop us all, right?
		And maybe then the tables would be turned.
		No, it's all, it's all jokes, but this was all ironic.
		The show is ironic.
		I'm ironic.
		Parody.
		It's a parody show.
		I'm parodying racist bad man.
		Evil, alt-right, neon Nazi bad guy.
		Alright?
		I'm a totally woke progressive.
		We believe in total equality.
		And we've never said that word.
		That's how you know it's all just a big joke.
		But yeah, thanks for the other super chat, Brittany Venti.
		Much appreciated.
		I gotta start reciprocating, I guess, right?
		I feel bad.
		I feel like, you know, egirls now giving super chats to me.
	It's almost like, wow, you know, maybe I have to reciprocate some.
	Urban Moving Systems said, try the epic Anglo dish, toad in the hole.
	I don't know if I want to look that up.
	Is that, is that going to be like an Urban Dictionary thing or...
	Oh no, it's food.
	There it is.
	Toad in the Hole, or Sausage Toad, is a traditional British dish consisting of sausages and Yorkshire pudding batter usually served with onion gravy and vegetables.
	Historically, the dish has also been prepared using other meats such as rump steak and lamb's kidney.
	Man, these people are weird.
	Angloids are freaks.
	You know, Italians are smart.
	They're like, we're gonna make veal.
	You know, we're gonna make pasta.
	We're gonna make, you know, things that look and sound good together.
	You know, and then Anglos are like, what if we took a cow's liver?
	What if we took a pig's kidney and put it in a brain and black pudding, you know?
	And then we had baked beans all over and smells like ass.
	And uh oi that's a that's a mighty fine breakfast mate you know it's crazy these people are crazy why why do you punish yourself like what is haggis isn't it something that's like a scottish thing right isn't that some kooky thing yeah what is it it's a savory pudding containing sheep's pluck minced with onion oatmeal spices salt stock and it looks like vomit it's like what are these people are doing why why would they want to make that
	Why would they want to make that?
	What is the malfunction?
	I don't know.
	I couldn't tell you.
	John Emsis couldn't take part in the great Twitter-bear-knicker battle because Chris Emerson reported me for calling him a cringe boomer.
	Zad!
	You had it coming, man.
	Chris Emerson is red-pilled.
	He's not a boomer.
	Why would you call him that?
	I would say it's deserved.
	Look, I love all my super-chatters.
	I'm impartial in all super-chatter fights.
	But, you know, Chris Emerson's pretty red-pilled.
	He had no business calling him a boomer, so...
	You live, you learn, I guess, right?
	Chris Emerson's our closest ally.
	CIA defectors says the N-word is our word.
	We made it, they stole it.
	So true!
	Time to reclaim the N-word, truly.
	They're appropriating white culture, right?
	Yeah, that's called cultural appropriation.
	That's what we used to call you.
	And now you're using it, you're changing the meaning and using it to call each other?
	That's what I call cultural appropriation.
	That's a joke.
	That is a joke, by the way.
	We are kidding.
	Jay Stewart says, you got a bowling ball head.
	You look like a DLC pack for Hitman etched on the tomb of the unknown Chad.
	Ah, yes, our old friend.
	Coop.
	Our old buddy Coop going after Jim Goad.
	Timeless classic.
	Very funny fellow.
	Poo Poo King says, I loved Psychobomber Nick last night, but it's pretty suspicious that Iran and Russia were on your target list, but not the moon and Israel?
	Hashtag moon first.
	I continue to be exposed by the investigative journalists.
	Yeah, you're right.
	That's right.
	I did have a pretty noticeable Omission there, which is the moon.
	Why did Nick not say he was bombing the moon?
	Why did Nick say he wasn't gonna bomb Cape Canaveral?
	Really makes you think.
	I wonder who could be behind this show, right?
	America first?
	More like moon first.
	Seems like every country that Nick wants to bomb is located on planet Earth and not on the moon.
	It's almost like there's something going on there, right?
	I'm noticing something, I think, right?
	Yeah, look, I just, uh, you know, psychobomber.
	I don't know if that's kind of got some bad connotations.
	I just think America should flex a little bit.
	I get all these people that are like, oh, Nick wants more war.
	Oh, another Iraq war.
	That sounds like a great idea, Nick.
	It's like I've said repeatedly throughout the show, I don't want a war.
	I don't want a war with North Korea.
	I don't want a war with Iran.
	I'm not advocating for that.
	All I said was I'm getting tired of being pushed around by these people.
	And maybe if we flexed a little bit, that would change.
	That's all.
	Didn't say ground war.
	Didn't say... I said explicitly no ground war.
	I said explicitly no war.
	I said... I did say, however, that I'm not against war in itself.
	Which is different than saying I'm in favor of a war against North Korea.
	I said I'm not... I am not against the idea, you know, or war as it is in itself.
	Which is different.
	And I said that, you know, perhaps we should, perhaps there should be missiles dropped or bombs dropped.
	I don't know.
	I don't work for the Pentagon.
	I don't know what the situation is.
	But, you know, I see North Korea.
	I see Iran.
	And I know they distrust us because of our deep state and all that and the so-called steady state that will continue after Trump leaves office and they're suspicious and all that.
	I get that.
	I understand that perfectly well.
	That said, they have to do what we say.
	Nuclear proliferation is a threat to us, and we do not want that to happen, and they're not playing by the rules.
	And that doesn't mean we have to go do a ground war.
	It means aggressive containment.
	And so I'm getting tired of seeing, you know, people go out and defend Iranians and North Koreans, who are, like, bad people too, you know.
	All these arguments about, well, we just deserve everything.
	America just deserves all this.
	We just deserve to get thwarted and blown up.
	I don't agree with that.
	And it's kind of interesting, all the people that have a problem with Israel say, we have a problem with Israel because they killed our sailors, they steal our secrets, they do all this, and then like when other countries do that, they're like, well, they're justified in doing that.
	So it's totally inconsistent.
	But anyway, X says, How come Israel gets two presidents and we get zero?
	Keep up the good work, big guy.
	I love your show.
	You're always on point.
	And I'm sorry for all the dumb super chats, but I can't help myself.
	I would definitely post more.
	Well, thanks.
	We appreciate everything.
	It's no problem.
	But yeah, no, it's true.
	Israel gets theirs.
	They get ours.
	Really, they get a list that's a lot more than two that are in the back pocket over there, right?
	It's not just ours.
	They got more than two, you know, and it's true, we get nothing.
	But, uh, you know, that's just, look, I don't know if you heard about it, but the Holocaust happened, so that's just the way it has to be, alright?
	I know, I know, you don't want to go and die for Israel.
	I know our government's totally in the back pocket of a certain lobby, Zionist and Jewish, and they are separate and distinct.
	But, uh, the Holocaust happened, so that's just the way it has to be.
	Holocaust.
	What more do you have to say?
	You remember the Holocaust?
	Hey, hey, remember when we, remember when white people tried to kill 6 million Jews?
	Yeah, so maybe stop complaining that they control our government for about 5 seconds, alright?
	Cause that was, that was really bad, and that happened.
	Just kidding.
	We're all, we're just kidding.
	There's no lobbies, Jewish lobby, conspiracy.
	What?
	I'm kidding.
	That's a joke.
	Can you get it through your thick head?
	That's a joke.
	We love everybody.
	Who controls the government?
	The government.
	The president, of course.
	Who controls the Congress?
	Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell.
	Nobody else.
	Hello?
	Or the lobbyists.
	The lobbyists are all the same.
	There's no disproportionate representation there.
	It's just, you know, the government.
	You know, that's all there is.
	So, Google, don't worry.
	No problems here.
	I'm just a good global citizen just doing my part, ridiculing and lampooning racism.
	You know, that's just my job, right?
	Italian pal says, yum, I'm really enjoying my authentic Arizonan cuisine at Portillo's and my authentic Arizonan burgers at In-N-Out.
	Can't imagine living in any other state.
	Just kidding, Nick.
	Love the show.
	Well, yeah, I'm glad you're kidding because that's very, that would be very offensive otherwise.
	Arizona is very weird.
	I went to Phoenix and the strange feeling that I got is it seems like everything was built there 10 minutes ago.
	Does anybody else know what I mean?
	I go to LA, I go to Phoenix and it seems like everything there is new.
	It seems like every this whole town has been put up in 10-15 years.
	The last 10 to 15 years.
	Maybe it was just the neighborhood I was in.
	But what I do like about Chicago is even my neighborhood has been here.
	The high school I went to was built in 1888, okay?
	And you go to Chicago and there's a lot of historic architecture, you know, so then I go to Phoenix and everything looks like a strip mall and I'm like, what's going on here, big guy?
	So yeah, yeah, your authentic Arizona cuisine.
	I don't even know what that would look like.
	Is that Hot Pockets?
	Is that Pizza Rolls?
	I don't know.
	Anne-Marie says, your telegram account is hilarious.
	Ah, well thank you.
	Yeah, we can really go off on telegram in a way that we can't on the other platforms.
	So, appreciate you saying that.
	Eric says, debate Tariq Nasheed on white supremacy.
	Scared?
	Ah, no.
	Guy's just retarded.
	Mr. Hoff says, they tried to rough him up just to scare him.
	They wanted to show him they could hit him anywhere, so he better shut up and not snitch or he dies.
	Yeah, that could definitely be it. 100%.
	Okay, I'm not gonna finish that one.
	Yes, thank you.
	Yeah, it is.
	It's growing in much more nicely than it was, I think, at the beginning of the week.
	Maybe I keep it for another week.
	Who knows?
	I'll have to I have to make a decision tomorrow.
	VG says, Annunciation check.
	It is difficult to overstate how Britain became quaint and unimportant in but only an instant.
	We should be unrepentant of our certainty in viewing it as a vestigial irritant.
	Okay, that was not really a tongue twister.
	Annunciation check, I guess.
	But anyway, thanks for that.
	Eric says, Luke luck licks lakes.
	Luke stuck licks lakes.
	Okay, not difficult.
	Not difficult at all.
	Poo Poo King says, Epstein got roughed up because he said the n-word.
	Well, in that case, he deserved it.
	In that case, kill him!
	In that case, he's got to get the death penalty for saying it.
	Mr. K Mass says, love the show, big guy.
	Keep it up.
	You're gonna be big someday.
	What does your family think of your show's success so far, financial and otherwise?
	Oh, I think I'm big now.
	I don't know.
	We'll see what happens.
	I think my family's proud of me.
	Well, because I made this wager with my family, basically, where I dropped out of college and my parents were like, you gotta do something, man.
	You gotta pick yourselves up by your bootstraps, you know.
	You gotta get a job, man.
	And I said, look, I said, look, I said I named them really hard.
	I was like, you know, it's kind of something going on in the country.
	There's some bad people.
	Nobody wants to talk about it, but I'm going to talk about it.
	And look, you got to give me give me six months, something like that.
	And if I'm doing well, then I don't have to go back to school.
	Right.
	You're not going to kick me out or whatever.
	They're like, OK, OK, deal.
	All right you can have your little show for six months and blah blah blah and the show's become a roaring success and and we're good and now don't have to go back to school owned don't have to become a wagee owned and so hopefully hopefully everything uh rolls on and continues you know where you love to see it you love to see great success right Good people doing good things.
	Doing well for themselves, right?
	Knock on wood, we've done well so far.
	So that's the story.
	So I think my parents are proud.
	Surprised!
	I think they're very surprised and proud.
	They're surprised not in the sense that I would succeed, but like in doing a YouTube show, you know?
	Everybody's surprised.
	I kind of like that, you know?
	Because I remember I would go around years ago and, you know, all my friends were in college and friends' parents would be like, oh, so what are you doing?
	Oh, I'm like doing a YouTube show.
	The way people look down on you, condescending, you know?
	And I'll have the last laugh on that, let me tell you.
	Give it a few more years, we'll see.
	I mean, I'm laughing now, but give it a few more years, right?
	Anyway, HH says, Nick, not sure if you were joking or not, but you mentioned some Jewish people that offered you some virgins or something while you were in DC on your D livestream reacting to Owen Benjamin.
	Could you tell us about that?
	Not really.
	Maybe I'll talk about it on a D livestream, I guess.
	But yeah, unironically.
	It wasn't an explicit offer, but it was... I can go into more detail.
	Maybe I'll talk about that on a future premium show or on DLive, I don't know.
	But yeah, very interesting, very interesting offer that was made.
	Very Luciferian offer, if you ask me.
	But can't talk too much about it on this show.
	Nathan says, link to the GoFundMe for the N-word victims?
	Yeah, we got to start donating money.
	Mr. Brightside says, Nick, what's your estimate of when we run out of time and have to stop thinking in terms of nationalism and have to think in terms of tribalism instead?
	Okay, um, there's a good thing there's not a pen on my desk right now because I was about to go Jeffrey Epstein mode after reading that one.
	Dude, I don't know.
	We have no idea what the future's gonna look like.
	I would say that, you know, nationalism versus tribalism, you're basically asking when is national identity going to break down.
	If you ask me, it already has.
	But, you know, frankly, you've had countries that have been multiracial or supranational in the sense that it's more of an empire, currently and in the past.
	Like, you take a look at China.
	as an example, and China is a multiracial, arguably multiracial, multiethnic country.
	China is composed effectively of five different nations, right?
	Four or five different nations.
	You've got the Han Corps, which this is what you think of when you think Chinese.
	These are the people in the east of the country, in the geographic and economic core of the country.
	And then on the periphery, you have all these different states.
	You've got the Manchurians in the north.
	You've got the Mongolians in the north.
	You've got the Uyghurs in the west.
	And you've got the Tibetans in the west.
	You really have the Han Corps.
	You have these four peripheral nations, basically.
	In Russia, you have something similar.
	You have the Khor, which is ethnic Russians, you know, Muscovites and things like that.
	And then as you get further out east, you've got the Tatars, you've got Chechens, you've got all kinds of different people living in Russia, Muslims.
	So there are a lot of countries that are like this, and they're nationalist.
	Right?
	It's just about who is going to dictate what that nationalism looks like.
	In America, the white demographic is going to decrease, but you could argue that Hispanics could become a part of that more or less, you know?
	I don't know if that's entirely true, but you could say that maybe you tack on some Hispanics to that 40% and are able to create some kind of ethnic core to the country, some kind of core population.
	The difference is that with America, it's not concentrated like that.
	We don't have a core of Russians or a core of Han.
	You know, it's dispersed.
	We're having, you know, large minority populations in all our biggest cities.
	The core is in the West, which is not like the economic core, the geographic core.
	You've got on the coasts and in the Great Lakes and I guess in the Gulf region, it's all these multi-racial, multi-ethnic cities.
	And so I guess the geography is what's going to dictate how it goes down in the sense that, you know, people talk about, will there be secession?
	And I say, well probably not, because all the population cores of most of the states are multi-racial, right?
	And liberal.
	Even you go down to the South, and a city like Birmingham, or a city like Atlanta, or a city like Nashville are increasingly becoming liberal and multi-ethnic.
	So it's like if the population core of even states that are ostensibly white and conservative are liberal, how are you gonna have a state secede?
	How are you gonna have a region secede if all the population cores are your adversaries, you know?
	So, and certainly it varies from state to state.
	Some states are more positive than others, but that's generally the picture that I see.
	So I don't see tribalism coming back unless and until you see a real breakdown of order, you know, like a real, like catastrophic event.
	And who can say when that'll happen or if that'll even happen?
	So it's a complicated question.
	Too many variables right now.
	But for now, I would say time to embrace tribalism.
	Honestly, time to embrace tribalism.
	In the sense that so long as other racial groups are going to be tribalist, we have to be, I guess, implicitly tribalist at this point in time.
	Gringo says thanks for making me laugh.
	You're welcome.
	Lachlan says my boss used the n-word when he saw that his sausage from Hardee's had a bite in it.
	Good to know I'll be keeping lazy, aggressive, undesirables out.
	Okay, disavow.
	That's a very racist thing to say.
	CEO Eric Hayden says, hey big guy, here's some shekels from my favorite despair salesman.
	Love this show, keep speaking truth to power, and don't let your NASA handlers keep you down.
	I am not a despair salesman.
	I'm a white pill pharmaceutical dispensary, alright?
	I reject this categorization, but hey, thanks man.
	Glad you like the show.
	I'm gonna keep on keeping on, but thanks for the shekels.
	Jaws says, did you see the drone footage of Epstein's Island?
	I did.
	Yeah, very suspicious.
	Williams says, free super chat for premium.
	Use it to... Okay, not gonna read that, but hey, thanks for the money.
	John says, Trump is doing more than any other candidate we could elect.
	I agree.
	I bet this is some MAGA piece saying, well, Trump is, uh, you know, I agree.
	He's the best of, uh, any other option or he was in 2016 and maybe in 2020.
	But he's not doing the best that he can.
	That's the problem, right?
	Yeah, he's the best of all the other alternatives, but that's not saying much.
	Is he doing the best that he can?
	We have to push him to do the best that he can.
	Not all these people, he's doing a good job in light of what he's up against!
	I used to understand that, but then I saw what was going on in the White House, and there's no excuse for it.
	The personnel, a lot of this other goofy stuff, there's no excuse for it.
	Uh, let's see.
	Rick Savage says, Google Stalin's Order 428.
	Okay, I'll do that later.
	Casey Alexander says, Do you accept Jared Taylor's fitness challenge?
	I do.
	Mr. Hoff says, Web 3.0, Rise of the Groyper.
	Soon!
	Soon!
	Mr. Obata says, The Groypers will save America.
	Unironically true.
	Groypers are going to save America, certainly.
	Let's see, where did I leave off there?
	Medieval Dad says, I went to a party where everyone was listening to jazz and the host was lecturing everyone on how lame Christianity is and the greatness of Neil deGrasse Tyson.
	Now I know why we used to bully nerds.
	Yeah, I guess that's true, basically.
	It's really nerds who are doing that.
	I think a lot of other people are doing that, too.
	Nibba says, okay, so the world is run by satanic pedophiles, but it's not like we can ever know their names, addresses, ethnicities, or anything.
	New Netflix documentary shows how shadowy Christian groups run DC.
	Let's all focus on that, okay?
	Yeah, finally someone will name the Christians running the government, right?
	You know, finally someone will name that shadowy religious interest group that controls the media, Hollywood, the government, those Christians.
	It's about time somebody said something, don't you think?
	Hong Kong says, hey big guy, a little late on the welcome back.
	Welcome back.
	Missed the show.
	Is it true that Jeffrey Epstein has a... Okay, not gonna finish that one, but hey, thanks.
	Good to be back.
	Common Man says, enjoyed the Killstream interview and of course, America First is a breath of fresh air.
	Much love.
	Keep it up, Big Nicker.
	Well, thanks, man.
	Glad to hear it.
	Mrs. Braun says, shalom, friend.
	Is it true Barr reinstated the federal death penalty?
	Yes, he did.
	After 16 years, they're gonna reinstate the death penalty.
	I think they scheduled five executions.
	Very based, and they're for, like, child predators and murderers.
	So it's very epic.
	Wyatt says, spleen problem, and he's got a triple parentheses there.
	Yeah, that's what it is, right?
	Ah, spleen problem, huh?
	Really makes you think.
	L.A.
	Dodgers says, virgin non-smoker dying from lung problems at 20 versus the Chad smoker living to 100.
	Ah, no, I think he misheard me.
	It's a lung problem, which means I'm good.
	If it was a spleen problem, ruptured spleen, I would die, you know?
	But, uh, it's a lung problem.
	So I'm, I'm all set.
	I'm all good.
	Zimmy says, Democrats loud at dinner.
	Just another example of why we can't live together.
	No common courtesy and manners.
	Thanks for keeping this trad wife in the loop.
	Yeah, for sure.
	You're welcome, trad wife.
	We love the trad wives.
	And yeah, those Democrats, they can be very boisterous at dinner.
	Sometimes you just gotta, you know, put them in their place, right?
	Buzz Aldrin says, bad news, Nick.
	Your cover has been blown.
	Execute order 1350.
	Our agents will meet you at the safe house.
	Remember, Big Globe first.
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's still funny.
		These jokes are still funny.
		I still... I'm pretending to laugh at them and have a good time.
		Wow, these jokes are funny.
		Oh, my audience is so funny and smart and great.
		Good job.
		I've heard this joke 50 times, but it's still funny this time.
		Thank you.
		NotMassad says, Nick, I woke up sweating five times last night because I could not get your ball grab hand gesture out of my head.
		Please don't do it again.
		Thanks, big guy.
		Not to worry.
		I don't think we'll do that again anymore.
		But yeah, it was very, very visual, right?
		I mean, it really seals the deal.
		ASDF says Crenshaw voted for TPS for Venezuelans.
		Beast!
		Yeah, that guy's a total cuck.
		Total, total bitch, man.
		When it comes to the immigration stuff, look, I get it.
		He went to war and like lost an eye or something.
		But if you're gonna shill for immigration in Israel, it really doesn't matter to me.
		That's really not brave, frankly.
		That's not, that's not very courageous, you know.
		Courageous to go and fight in war, certainly, but to come home and then shill for foreigners?
		I don't think so.
		Nibba says I hear Trump and Epstein used to skip down the boardwalk holding hands And they had matching necklaces each with half a heart only completed when they're together.
		Why is nobody looking into this?
		Well, I don't think that's true But if it's a joke, ha ha ha ha ha funny joke.
		Congratulations Thanks Aeon says thoughts on the idea that free speech was put into the Constitution to undermine Christianity I love when people just, you know, here's my question, I'm making a claim.
		Here's my question, what do you think of my idea?
		Thoughts on the idea that free speech was put in the Constitution to undermine Christianity and that free speech doesn't actually exist under God's law because it sounds like blasphemy and lying?
		Thoughts on your idea?
		I'm generally a believer in free speech for now.
		Adolf Hitler says, Nick, can you do a pull-up?
		Yeah, I can do many pull-ups, actually.
		Last time I was doing pull-ups, I could do about 10.
		I could do about 10 pull-ups.
		That was like a year ago.
		I could probably pull out five now, just if I could guess.
		I have a pull-up bar.
		Maybe I'll give it another go.
		But ironically, I could do about 10 pull-ups when I was in the gym, you know, and I was working out regularly.
		So I could do pull-ups.
		Yeah, I could easily do a pull-up now.
		I could probably do multiple.
		Nicholas Rush says, Nick, I'm editor-in-chief of a big university newspaper.
		I'm trying to get in contact with you for an interview.
		I've emailed you about it, by the way.
		Thanks.
		Okay, well, I'll check my email.
		I'll get back to you on that for sure.
		Constantine says, most monopolies attract people who want to shift things to the left.
		Regulating big tech is good, but we should keep improving decentralized platforms.
		Yeah, I agree, but You know, in the near future, we're going to have to fight for the centralized platforms.
		I love these people.
		You know, somebody one time was like, you should just stop taking fiat money altogether.
		You should just take Bitcoin.
		It's like, okay, bro, you know, like, yeah, maybe in 50 years, Bitcoin will be viable as a currency.
		Maybe crypto will be viable as a currency, but for now, you know, we're going to need to do transactions with the US dollar.
		I'm not a, you know, political evangelist or crusader for the Bitcoin.
		I'm just trying to make a living, you know, and same is true with the platforms.
		Well, yeah, like regulating big tech is good and all, but decentralized, there's not going to be decentralized if we don't get control of the platforms for now.
		Michael says, what is the difference between you and the alt-right ideologically?
	I think we've answered this a million times, but the alt-right is secular.
	And actually, atheists, in many cases, are pagan.
	That's a pretty big difference.
	The alt-right is in favor of a white ethnostate.
	I'm not in favor of that in America.
	But we've been over this about a million times, and I've talked about it in greater detail before.
	Also, the alt-right is basically left-wing.
	Like, you look at anything Richard Spencer says, and the guy's left-wing.
	He's in favor of nationalized healthcare.
	He's in favor of the European Union.
	He's in favor of gun control, basically.
	So there's nothing conservative about that.
	They're against religion.
	So there's just a few.
	Hugh Mungus says, Nick has yellow fever.
	Also, I have a new nickname for the knickers, Nickheads.
	Original, I know.
	Cringe, bro.
	And I don't know where he got this idea that I have yellow fever.
	Where have you heard that before?
	Christian says, could we keep these Aryan outbursts to a minimum, big guy?
	I don't want my lefty roommates to over here and force me into a self-defense situation.
	Don't worry, yeah, we got that under control, all right?
	Casey says, who is the better hopper, Tim Pool or Maley?
	I don't know who the second one is.
	So I guess Tim Pool.
	James Alsup, favorite hopper.
	Jimbo says, good thing Trump's only into big titty roasties, so likely hasn't done any kids even if he had talked to Epstein.
	Yeah, that's an interesting, interesting argument there.
	Jeff says, beep beep bop, beep bop.
	Okay, thanks.
	Kawa says, Nick, I want milk of based Assadist milf.
	Don't we all?
	Don't we all?
	Get in line, right?
	Custer says, all hail Uncle Jared, the Hyperborean warrior.
	Okay, true.
	Malcolms has just heard the scoop from an insider that Jared Holt watches Barney pointing and laughing.
	Baby, baby!
	That's funny.
	Yeah, that's pretty true, actually.
	Fozzie Moses, speaking of unsolved murder, ever heard about the Chicago natives John and Anton Schussler, Robert Peterson, or Barbara and Patricia Grimes?
	No, never heard about that.
	Poo Poo King says, Virgin Garden Patty versus Chad's Steroid Mac Patty.
	Simple as!
	Simple as.
	Couldn't have said it better myself, right?
	Virgin Green Leaf Patty versus, you know, Antibiotic Hormone Patty that makes you grow a fourth arm or third arm and then a fourth arm.
	Kawa says, If thinking women are unfunny, irrational, emotionally unstable makes me a sexist, then yes, I am a sexist.
	Can relate.
	Can relate.
	Big agree on that.
	Uh, how about we amend that to the Bean, right?
	You know, I don't know, something where there's no, maybe Navy Pier?
	Something where there's no big rides.
	I guess there's big rides at Navy Pier, so I don't know.
	Sears Tower?
	That's kind of a that's tall, but I don't know it doesn't scare me in the same way But yeah, we're gonna have to meet up one of these days Yolts says speaking for all knicker nation victory gardeners We accept your apologies and besides we crow we grow corn and wheat not gay squashes Oh, you grow corn and wheat not gay squash.
	Oh, that's better Dumbass says egirls are meant to lie or rather meant to give super chats to eboys big agree big agree on that Derek says the right can learn a lot from dib on invaders in Naming the threat rising to meet the threat how to treat aliens and being overall based What the what kind of super chat is this?
	What did you just come from that store Spencer's or something?
	Where did they sell the invaders?
	Isn't that like an emo subculture?
	I do remember that show, but not enough to understand this reference.
	Hokey says, Nick, what's going on?
	Big guy just tripped my wife.
	Ha ha ha, funny.
	Steve says, Fuentes 2020.
	True.
	Kane Jeepers says, Neon Nazis glow in the dark.
	Ha ha, yeah, true.
	Omphalops says, premium shows have turned from med time to Africa time.
	Don't worry, just like Africa, you know, Wakanda will be worth it when you see it.
	Rugles says, counter signal haggis with ginger beard, ancestors weep.
	I thought Haggis was Scottish, not Irish.
	I guess, are Scottish, do they have red hair too?
	I'm not Scottish, I'm Irish, so.
	So, I don't think that's true.
unidentified		The ancestors agree.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Black actress says, Nick, I don't get paid till next week, but thanks to the earning app, I am able to cash out $10 from my paycheck to send you this super chat.
		Well, I don't know how that works, but hey, thanks for the super chat.
		Captain Nikki says, Nick, you kind of hurt my feelings last show when you said I'm never funny.
		I'm sorry.
		I just love making you say dumb stuff.
		Here's $5 for McNuggets.
		Well, sorry if I hurt your feelings, big guy.
		But, you know, I only tell the truth, super chatters.
		But thanks for the McNugget money.
		That's okay, just try harder next time, alright?
		Jake says, who is the guy who got attacked and spit on by Democrats in D.C., and why isn't he on Fox and all other conservative media doing interviews?
		Oh, you mean, I thought that was in Baltimore.
		But yeah, I don't know.
		That's a good question.
		Let's see.
		Kyle says in a 2012 Florida case, upstanding citizen John Donnelly killed his white tutor David Grant for allegedly calling Donnelly racial slurs.
		In 2017, all charges were dropped against Donnelly by Broward prosecutor Michael Satz.
		Ah, very interesting case.
		CaneJeeper says interventionism is gay and cringe, Nick.
		I think you're gay and cringe, actually.
		Imagine thinking war is cringe.
		Uh, we're gay babies.
		We don't like war.
		Blowing things up?
		That's not right!
unidentified		Blowing people up is against international law and national sovereignty.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, you're fat, dude.
		It's cringe when we do it for Israel, but when we do it for America?
		Is there anything cooler?
		Is there anything cooler than when we do it for ourselves?
		You know, and that's what I'm arguing for.
		I'm not arguing for, let's do, like, nation-building in Iraq for Israel.
		I'm saying, let's just bomb people for America.
		Nothing wrong with that.
		Nothing wrong with that.
		That's very Red Pill-based, not gay and cringe.
		You're gay and cringe for being an isolationist.
		Jonathan says, did you check out that boomer, based boomer Colin Flaherty?
		No.
		Zoomers says thoughts on the fake flag.
		You mean false flag?
		Oh, fake flag behind Trump at TPUSA.
		Well, it wasn't a fake flag.
		It was a seal.
		The presidential seal was projected.
		It's not a flag.
		bad bad turning point USA bad zooms is good evening okay ladies and gentlemen you're watching America first well I don't say ladies and gentlemen but okay fifth horseman says hey Nick appreciate your hot takes any interest in updating your background you deserve it I'm offering let me know keep it up I will shoot me an email I'll take a look I like my background but you know If you have a sample or something, just shoot it over and we can talk.
		So true.
		I can't tell you how many times you've had interactions like that.
		So true.
		I can't tell you how many times you've had interactions like that.
		So true.
		Pete says, Is it just me or are all the czars Germanic?
		Why are Russian intellectuals copies of Europeans except a couple decades later?
		Why is the origin of the word Slav the same as slave?
		Well, I don't know.
		That's some pretty hardcore counter signaling of our Slavic brothers.
		Even I don't go that hard on them.
		So, I'm gonna say pump the brakes, big guy.
		We're all in this together.
		Kells Boomer says, what do you think about the Turks and about Turkey leaving NATO and working with Russia?
		Well, I don't think Turkey has left NATO yet, right?
		But they are buying their missiles, and so we suspended their F-35 fighter program, right?
		So I think it's, you know, this is exactly what Sam Huntington predicted, which is that civilizations, or rather, countries are going to realign along civilizational boundaries instead of these Cold War boundaries, ideological boundaries.
		So I think it's sort of inevitable that you'll have this Eurasian axis as opposed to a, you know, NATO.
		Western Eastern European Asia Minor axis kind of ridiculous that even lasted this long But thank you for that question at 8 53 p.m.
		Empty chairs is worst fast food.
		I don't know KFC Burger King White Castle, I love the taste of White Castle, but you know, let's be real Subway's probably bottom of the barrel Jaws says, after seeing that video from the DC Police Department today, I'm thinking it's time to go wacky mode.
		I don't know if I endorse that.
		FF says, fight back against the glow-in-the-dark CIA Democrats by running Temple OS.
		For sure.
		James says, thoughts on Kyle Kulinski and Jimmy Dore?
		I don't know Kyle Kulinski and Jimmy Dore is that Catholic guy, right?
		I think he's somebody else.
		Oh, uh, yeah, I don't know anything about Jimmy Dore.
		I thought it was somebody else.
		Uh, prop key thoughts on Kyoto Animation Master.
		33 dead.
		I don't... I didn't see very much about that.
		Tragic, I guess.
		Okay, that's all our Super Chats.
unidentified		905.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thoughts on... Hey, Nick.
		Thoughts on... Thoughts on this?
		Thoughts on this?
		Thoughts on that?
		AW Media, we can make Mexico stop the orcs if we nuke them.
		Hey, that's all I'm saying, right?
		Okay, that's our last super chat.
		That's gonna do it for us on the show tonight.
		I'm really hungry.
		I'm really hungry.
		I want to eat McDonald's and I want to lay down, okay?
		That's gonna do it for us on the show.
		No, I'm kidding.
		I want to run five miles and take a cold shower and drink a green tea milkshake.
		That's gonna do it for us on the show tonight.
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