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The Death of Jeffrey Epstein | America First Ep. 438
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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.
This week, it looks like we have survived.
For now, knock on wood, yet another week here on YouTube.
We've got a good show for you.
I know many people are excited about the topic that we are going to discuss tonight.
Jeffrey Epstein's death.
We know that he committed suicide on Saturday, and many people are tweeting at me, when's the show tonight?
Or I can't wait for Monday, you know, things like this.
And so, I guess that's one of the issues with doing a weekly show, is that when there's big news on the weekend, you have to wait sometimes two days to hear about it on your favorite show.
Do you hear about it from your favorite smartest commentator, right?
So we're going to be discussing that tonight.
That's obviously the featured story is the death of Jeffrey Epstein.
We will be looking at his suicide, the events leading up to it, the current ongoing investigation, some other things.
We'll also be talking tonight about the second anniversary of Charlottesville the Charlottesville demonstration two years ago to the day August 12th 2017 and you know who would have thought who would have thought that on that fateful day we would have saved the white race And who would have thought, all these years later, that that was going to be the day when we finally saved America?
Mission accomplished.
Job well done, everybody!
We did it!
I'm so glad I went.
So we'll be talking about... Yeah, obviously, not really the case.
We'll be talking about that.
And it should be a pretty fun, packed show, you know, Monday again.
Monday again, back on the job site.
No more nagging e-girls, no more nagging GF on America First.
And I do want to say just a quick little housekeeping thing.
We uploaded, I should say I uploaded, you didn't upload anything!
I uploaded another premium show yesterday, last night, it's probably the first premium show we've done In a long time.
Perhaps too long since we've done a premium show.
So if you are a premium member, be sure to check that out.
If you're not already a premium member, you're gonna want to sign up.
You're gonna want to pay me $5 a month to occasionally get an exclusive show where I'm really gonna spill my guts to.
I'm really gonna tell you what's going on behind the scenes.
I gave you a little bit of an early take on the premium show last night about Jeffrey Epstein.
I also talked about the events of last week, the Matt Walsh controversy, the slightly offensive interview, and I also reviewed the latest Quentin Tarantino movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
So, if you're interested in any of that, be sure to sign up.
Link is down below.
You also get the back catalog of 25 plus other episodes.
So that's something like 30 hours of premium content.
It's all there.
And we were glad to get that up.
You know, it was sort of, I did come at the expense of my sleeping schedule.
You know, over the weekend, I made the decision that I had to reset my sleep schedule.
Because it got to the point where last week, I was going to bed at like 8 a.m. and waking up at like 4 o'clock.
And I said, this is out of control.
This is ridiculous.
So I stayed up all throughout the night, all throughout the day, you know, for like 30 hours.
Went to sleep.
You know, I woke up early, got in a bit of a normal routine.
And then I had a lot of stuff to do on Sunday.
Then it dawned on me, have to record the premium show.
Should probably get one of those up.
And, you know, then it was back on the bullshit.
Back on the old sleep schedule.
So we're going to have to figure that one out tonight.
With all that out of the way, but you know, you're not really interested in that.
With all that sort of housekeeping stuff out of the way, we're gonna dive into the topical stuff, the current events.
That's what you came here to see.
So we'll start off by talking about Charlottesville.
You know, forgive me if this is...
A little bit self-indulgent.
Forgive me if I'm using this as an opportunity to take a little bit of a trip down memory lane here, but it is worth talking about.
Many people in the media, I saw people like Hillary Clinton even, are talking about the second year anniversary of Charlottesville.
There's all kinds of articles out about this.
If you google Charlottesville today, it's two years after the death of Heather Heyer, and here's why we must be vigilant forever about this kind of stuff.
And obviously we know, just for people that are not informed, two years ago was August 12, 2017.
That was the big Unite the Right demonstration in Charlottesville, Virginia.
And the idea behind the rally being, and it was actually sort of interesting, I used to talk about this a lot when it happened, but it was a very confused sort of premise for the rally.
On the one hand, the tagline for it Was Unite the Right.
This was Unite the Right 2.0.
They had had a Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, I think, earlier?
In, like, June of that year or something?
So it was Unite the Right.
So on the one hand, the idea behind the rally was we were gonna bring everybody on the right wing together for one rally, one show of unity, one demonstration.
And up until, I think, about the last minute, a lot of people are supposed to come, even from, like, the alt-right.
But then the Proud Boys pulled out, and, you know, all the...
Less French people pulled out.
So on the one hand, it was about, we're going to bring together the right-wing people.
On the other hand, it was about the Lee Monument.
The Unite the Right rally was supposed to be held on August 12th at around noon at the Lee Park and Lee Monument.
That's why they did it, allegedly, in Charlottesville, Virginia, was they were protesting the removal of the statue of Robert E. Lee.
And the renaming of the Robert E. Lee Park.
So it was also about heritage.
But then thirdly, it was also about mass immigration.
You know, if you heard any of the chants that went on at the Tiki Torch rally, which happened the evening before the rally, I did not go to the Tiki Torch march.
But then on the other hand, they were talking about, you know, we will not be replaced, and it was a demonstration against demographic change.
So, you know, even two years out, I am reminded about sort of the dissonance, the confusion about the rally.
You know, was it to bring everyone together and unite the right?
Was it protesting the cultural genocide of the country in the way of Confederate monuments and heritage being destroyed or abrogated?
Or was it about mass immigration and metapolitical or purely political issues?
I think probably some combination of all three.
But of course, this is personal to me because I was at Charlottesville, Virginia when this all kicked off.
And it's actually interesting.
I didn't even get to the demonstration itself.
You know, I remember me and a friend went there.
We flew down there the morning of.
I mean, we decided to get tickets, like, on Thursday.
The Tiki Torch thing was on Friday.
We flew in on Saturday morning and like our plane landed at 9 a.m.
You know so we get to the hotel we get settled we started to walk over to Lee Park where the demonstration was at around 10 30 or so the rally hadn't even wasn't even supposed to have started yet and I think the designated time was like 11 a.m.
or noon or something So we were planning on rolling up right at about the time when the festivities, or you know, whatever you want to call it, they had speakers planned and things lined up, but as we marched to Lee Park, we found that the whole park was barricaded by police.
They told us you had to go elsewhere, and we basically joined up with everybody who had been dispersed from the Lee Park, sort of right before the thing started.
there were these huge clashes between Antifa and between the Charlottesville protesters.
The governor and the mayor declared it an unlawful assembly, and they were able to do that because they declared a state of emergency.
So they dispersed everybody.
We sort of joined in with the demonstrators and went over to McIntyre Park, which was a little bit of a ways away.
And then there were these rumors that the National Guard was going to be deployed and everyone was going to get arrested.
So we just got out of Dodge.
no less than probably three hours or something after we had actually arrived.
So, you know, I ended up paying $600 for a plane ticket, you know, for a round-trip plane ticket to Charlottesville.
We didn't even get to go to the actual proper demonstration, and we were probably on the ground for all of a handful of hours.
Although I did meet at the rally, I did end up meeting my friend James Alsop, Millennial Matt, Bryden from Right to Bryden.
I also met Brittany Venti was there as well.
You know, whole cast of characters, lifetime friends forever!
That was also the first time I'd ever appeared on The Weekly Sweat, if you're a fan of that show.
That evening, that was my first appearance there.
I remember being very nervous, you know, I was like, Hi Beardson!
and I, Balltown, and I hadn't even known Sean at the time.
So that was my first appearance there.
But, you know, two years later, to reflect on, obviously, a more perhaps universal message as opposed to my personal experience, looking back at it as somebody who was involved, number one, we have to come to grips with the lie of Charlottesville, you know, which is that, obviously, in the two years since the rally, you know, which is that, obviously, in the two years since the rally, that demonstration, and particularly the tragedy at that demonstration, which was the death of Heather Heyer, has become synonymous with the alt-right
And this really, in my opinion, was the beginning of this modern crusade against so-called white nationalism and white identity.
It was right after Charlottesville that they were able to brand white nationalism and the alt-right As a terrorist threat, as violent because of the death of Heather Heyer, and so that served as a pretext that justified the initial round of tech censorship, of deplatforming, all these pernicious things that we're starting to see now.
I bring this up a lot, you know, when they talked about the second adpocalypse with Steven Crowder, or people talk about what happened after the mosque shooting in New Zealand.
I always hearken back to Charlottesville and say it really In a lot of ways this modern, because this has been going on obviously for a long time, but perhaps the modern iteration and the most hardcore iteration of the system, of the establishment, coming down on the white man, coming down on the right wing in these particular forms, using these tactics.
It did all really kick off with Charlottesville, you know, and they came after Spencer and the Daily Stormer and TRS and all these other different organizations.
So I really think we could trace it back to that.
Now again, going back to the idea of the lie, Because of the significance it carries, we have to come to grips with the facts, which is that this narrative that has been constructed in order to justify what has taken place since then, which is the vilification of white identity and white nationalism, it's a false pretense.
It's all based on lies.
It's all based on a misunderstanding of what happened.
You know, the current and common narrative Is that, you know, all these Nazis came to Charlottesville, and they destroyed the city, they turned the whole place upside down, and then one of their guys, one of the demonstrators, killed somebody, and it was a terrorist act.
And I wouldn't, you know, I'm somebody who believes in free speech and in guns and everything, so even if that were totally true, I don't think it would justify what has taken place since then.
But that's actually not what happened.
We know that the counter demonstrators were far-left Antifa extremists.
We also now have a lot of evidence that they had planned to use violence against us.
Speaking as somebody who was at the Charlottesville rally, I could tell you for a fact, and also this was confirmed by people who were there and by the media, I mean by just about everybody involved, that the actual demonstrators were outnumbered by about two to one.
By Antifa.
So, for starters, you know, people make it out like, oh, it was the Nazis, it was the white nationals that came down and they ruined everything.
Actually, we were a fraction of the total number of people there.
Obviously, you know, because it's a blue state now, and there's a lot of Democrats around there, a lot of Democrats around there, we were outnumbered about 2 to 1.
Moreover, those people came with blunt objects and weapons.
I don't think I saw a single person from our group who had any kind of a weapon or anything like that, but we saw multiple pictures, and this was covered in the press, this was covered in police reports, that Antifa came with bottles of urine, bottles of feces, bricks, concrete, blunt objects like lead pipes, things like this, with the intention to maim or kill people, you know?
So, you know, you have another myth like that.
On top of that, the idea is that this was some kind of a Nazi rally.
Again, speaking as somebody who was there, I didn't see a single Nazi.
I didn't see a single KKK person.
I don't even think a single Klansman was photographed or anything like that.
There exists exactly one photograph from that whole rally of somebody with a Nazi flag.
It's a famous one.
And that guy who was carrying it was never doxxed.
You know, everybody who went to that rally, and anybody who knew anybody who went to that rally, was doxxed, had their address exposed, was targeted by the media, but for some reason the only guy throughout the whole rally, and this was photographed by how many different media people?
And covered for how long in the mainstream press the only guy to be photographed with any kind of swastika or neo-nazi memorabilia didn't get doxxed and his flag was completely had all these folding marks as if he just opened it the day that he showed up at Charlottesville, right?
So I would even contest that it was some kind of extremist rally.
I think, and I continue to posit, that this rally was a peaceful demonstration by people who don't want to see their country destroyed, whether that's the racial or cultural identity of the country.
And what we came up against was the government and the far left and the media colluding to shut that down.
You know, it came in the form of Antifa being the shock troops, essentially.
Going in with blunt objects to beat people up or kill people.
It came in the form of the government and the police department.
The police department who allowed Antifa to attack the right wing and was not responsible in preventing any kinds of clashes or violence.
It came in the form of the government shutting down our freedom to assemble, our freedom of speech, our freedom of the press when they shut down a number of press conferences that took place after with Jason Kessler.
And it came in the form of the media who then lied about the whole thing and didn't cover all the facts, even when they came out a few months later in December when the Charlottesville Police Department released their findings and showed that everything we had been saying about the rally had been true from the beginning.
So, I see Charlottesville not as this moment when white nationalism became a problem again and, you know, neo-Nazis started killing people or anything like this, but rather it was the moment when So that's Charlottesville 2.0.
You know, it's been a long two years.
I went there.
of themselves as in cahoots as colluding together to shut down white identity and in all the following ways that i just described so that's charlesville 2.0 you know it's been a long two years i went there obviously it was not good for my reputation very damaging for my career Very damaging for my school that I was going to.
Very damaging for my personal reputation.
There was an article in my high school newspaper.
I'll never forget this.
It was so insulting.
My high school newspaper ran a cartoon Of me and it was me leaving it depicted me as like this poorly drawn stick figure walking from I think it was Boston University on a path to I think it was Auburn which I said I was going to at the time and I was wearing a t-shirt that said white supremacy and I was depicted as angry and some kind of a hater you know and it was very it was very rough on me and a lot of people unfriending me on Facebook and everything but
All things considered, in the two years since, I think I've been relatively rehabilitated in a number of ways.
You know, my reputation, and also I think my worldview has changed significantly since then.
I think we've been able to see, perhaps, the tactical but also ideological flaws of that iteration of White identity?
We've learned from that, obviously, since the optics wars or the thought wars, various different conflicts that have happened within the movement since then.
So, I think definitely that was probably the low moment of the movement, the broader right-wing or white identitarian movement, but I think we have come a long way since.
We've made a lot of progress, and hopefully we're poised in this election, I think, to get it right this time, to show people that white identity is not about killing innocent people.
It's about the natural right of all people to self-determination and to self-preservation.
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So that's my two cents on Charlottesville.
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You know, happy anniversary, I guess, for everybody that went.
I do, in a way, blame Faith Goldie.
Faith Goldie, great friend of mine.
You know, I was watching her stream the other day.
She said some very nice things about me, but it's a little-known story that I actually didn't intend to go to Charlottesville in the beginning.
Somebody had reached out to me in May of 2017 and said, hey, I'm organizing Charlottesville.
Do you want to give a speech there?
And I said, hmm.
I went in, I googled, what is this Charlottesville thing?
And I saw who was speaking there.
It was like David Duke, Mike Enoch, Richard Spencer.
And I was like, yeah, I'm good.
I don't think I'm gonna attend there.
I don't think I'm gonna speak.
That's really just not gonna work out.
Not a great association to have with some of these characters.
So then Charlottesville comes, you know, it's like the week of the event, and I had been the subject of all this controversy because of that clip that Ben Shapiro posted of me where I said a certain group of people is out to get me and interracial relationships are wrong and something like this.
So there was a lot of media attention on me at the time, RSBN was under fire for employing me after that, and Faith Goldie followed me on Twitter, and she's like, hey, are you gonna go to Charlottesville?
And I was like, probably not.
I don't know, maybe.
And she's like, you need to figure it out.
You need to get there.
I was like, say no more.
I'm going to go.
And the rest is history.
So, you know, if you really want somebody to blame, if you really want to trace it all back, you know, what do we say in the intro to the show?
What do we say in the beginning of every show in the theme music?
No e-girls.
I'm only joking.
I'm only saying that in a slightly tongue-in-cheek way.
That's a true story.
That's a totally true story.
But I am kidding.
I don't blame Faith Goley, obviously.
One of my own volition, but it is just one of those things where you think, what if?
I think in the long run it ended up being the right choice.
You know, obviously would have never been friends with James Alsup and Millennial Mad and a lot of these guys who are close friends of mine now.
And also, who knows where I would have been?
Maybe I'd be some sellout for the Jewish media, right?
I don't know.
So deep down, I think it was God's plan anyway, right?
And I don't hold faith in Carnival.
Just some jokes there.
Just a little gentle ribbing.
A little tongue-in-cheek stuff there.
But we're gonna move on.
We're gonna talk about Jeffrey Epstein.
Enough about, believe me, I've heard enough about Charlottesville in my life.
But two years.
Memories, right?
Memories and a legacy.
So we're gonna move on.
We're gonna talk about Jeffrey Epstein.
This is what everybody's been dying to hear about.
People have been demanding that I talk about this all weekend.
People tweeting at me, you should just go live right now.
You should do a DLive stream.
You should do a show.
And on Saturday, when it happened, I had been awake for, like, 24 hours.
You know, I had been awake... No, I'm sorry.
I had been awake for, like, 20 hours when it happened.
And, you know, by that evening I had been awake for, like, 30 hours.
I was like, I'm in no... I'm in no mental state to be streaming.
You know, I was, like, hallucinating and seeing things and...
Hadn't eaten in like 30 hours.
I was going a little kooky crazy And then that happened and that really sent me over the edge But we are finally here to talk about the death of Jeffrey Epstein and you know honestly what I'll say at the outset is Is anybody surprised?
That this was the outcome you know for all it's for what it's worth We know the score.
If you watch this show, you know what's going on.
This might have been a surprise to a lot of normie people, or people that were on the fence about believing what we say on this show, or the kinds of ideas we promulgate on this show.
But for people that really comprehend, people that really get what we're saying on the show, was this a shock?
Did anybody really believe that this guy was a billionaire?
Nobody knew how.
This guy was connected to all the major players in international governments, in finance, in Hollywood, I mean all the biggest people.
He was running a child sex trafficking ring, he gets put in jail, and what did you think?
That Donald Trump was going to prosecute the case against him, and there was going to be this climactic finish where Jeffrey Epstein exposes all the people that have been doing these shady things, and suddenly members of the British royal family are exposed,
Members of Congress are exposed, and celebrities are exposed, and financial people are exposed, and they're all being brought to jail for child sex trafficking, and a new day dawns when maybe we could get some honest government, maybe Christ comes back, and... I don't think anybody, I don't think anybody who watches this show is really, really at their core believed, maybe they hoped, Maybe they thought, you know, there was some part of them that says, maybe, just maybe, I hope it's different this time.
But I think we all knew, once he got arrested, what the inevitable outcome would be.
Which is that this guy would get killed because he simply knows too much.
And so I'll read you some of the details here.
We'll sort of pick this apart.
I'll tell you why I feel this way.
But, you know, look.
For what it's worth, like I said, the game is rigged.
The game was rigged from the start.
It's either rigged or it isn't rigged.
If it's not rigged, then justice can still happen, and somebody like this can be arrested and put behind bars for their crimes.
He's gonna pay the price for what he did, and so are all the people that participated or were complicit.
You know, really?
Or, the game is rigged, and even if it's so obvious, it's so in your face every day, they could go in and kill him in broad daylight!
They could have been transporting him down the middle of Times Square in broad daylight, and you could have had some Jewish Hasidic guy go in and pop a bullet in his head.
It wouldn't make a difference because the game is rigged, and we know that, right?
It doesn't matter.
It's in your face every day, it's in your face the way they killed him, And that's how we know this is how it goes, right?
But I'll read you some of the details.
We'll break this down for you.
We're gonna break it down a little and show you what's going on here.
So this is according to the New York Post.
It says Jeffrey Epstein was found hanging in his lower Manhattan jail cell with a bed sheet wrapped around his neck and secured to the top of a bunk bed, the Post has learned.
The convicted pedophile who was six feet tall, apparently killed himself by kneeling toward the floor and strangling himself with the makeshift noose, a law enforcement source said on Monday.
Epstein was unresponsive when he was discovered in his cell in the special housing unit of the Metropolitan Correctional Center around 6 30 a.m.
on Saturday, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
The U.S.
Attorney General William Barr said that he is appalled that Jeffrey Epstein was able to kill himself while in federal custody as the FBI announced Saturday that it would be probing the convicted pedophile's death.
Thank God the FBI is on this.
He said, quote, Mr. Epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered.
In addition to the FBI's investigation, I have consulted with the Inspector General who is opening an investigation into the circumstances of Mr. Epstein's death.
The House Judiciary Committee is investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Jeffrey Epstein as well.
So, Jeffrey Epstein, this is what the story says.
Jeffrey Epstein is found suicided on Saturday.
They say that he hung himself with his bedsheet from the top of his bunk bed by kneeling towards the floor.
Guy is six feet tall, but he killed himself by hanging because he tied the bed sheet around his neck and around the bed post.
And even though he was not tall enough to hang, you know, to physically be hanging off the ground, obviously a bunk bed is not 15 feet tall, right, where he could wrap it around and jump off, you know, and his feet would not be touching the ground.
So he tied a noose around his neck with a bed sheet, tied it around the top of the bunk bed post, and then kneeled, you know, I guess pitched forward and hung himself in this way, and that's how he died.
Now, why this is curious is because we know that he was on suicide watch.
This happened in late July that they found him unresponsive and semi-conscious on the ground of his jail cell with marks around his neck.
They said that it was an attempted suicide.
Now, back then, I said, this is BS.
He tried to kill himself by strangling himself?
Really?
Moreover, if he's on suicide watch, and he's able to kill himself with a bed sheet, he had a bed sheet, what did he possess when he was on suicide watch that he did not possess when he was not on suicide watch, right?
In other words, if he had to choke himself out when he wasn't on suicide watch, They put him on suicide watch and then gave him bed sheets to hang himself with?
How does that make any sense?
It doesn't make any sense, you know?
But the reason why it's even more curious on top of that... Guys on suicide watch in late July.
The story goes that he tried to choke himself out.
He had marks around his neck.
Tried to commit suicide.
So they checked him into this...
The suicide watch program.
Now, some sources from the prison say that when you're on suicide watch, you're monitored every 30 minutes.
Somebody goes in and checks up on you.
Moreover, you're given all kinds of very special provisions inside of the jail cell.
For example, they put you in a special suit.
They don't give you shoelaces.
They give you a special bed sheet in particular that's made out of a specific kind of material that cannot be tied or, you know, formed or fashioned.
Any kind of thing that can hang yourself with.
So there's all kinds of special provisions made.
Then we find out that, well, if it would have been impossible for him to kill himself in this fashion when he's on Suicide Watch, we found out that he was conveniently taken off Suicide Watch days before he committed suicide.
So he tries to kill himself.
About a week later, and this is a high-profile guy, billionaire connected to everybody, he tries to kill himself.
They take him off Suicide Watch.
A week later, and then he commits suicide.
There's even more details on top of that.
He was supposed to have a cellmate.
When you're in Suicide Watch, they put you in a cell with another person, I guess, so that, you know, at all times, somebody has a set of eyes on you.
Well, conveniently, the morning that he committed suicide, his cellmate wasn't there.
His cellmate was being transferred to another prison, so he was completely alone and allowed to kill himself.
It gets even better than that.
They say it's according to a New York Post report that actually the officers assigned to his detail were overworked.
This is from the Post.
It says, in the hours before accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's apparent suicide early Saturday morning, the two corrections officers assigned to watch over the disgraced financier in a special unit of New York City's federal lockup were reportedly in the midst of working overtime shifts.
One of the individuals wasn't a regular guard, according to a union head.
So one of these guys wasn't even qualified to be a corrections officer.
So all these irregularities are piling up on top of each other.
And then we find out, of course, the timing of all this.
This is according to a report from NBC.
It says newly unsealed documents in a civil case between an Epstein accuser and his longtime gal pal Ghislaine Maxwell accused a number of prominent men including Prince Andrew, the late MIT professor Marvin Minsky, former Maine Senator George Mitchell, ex-New Mexico governor Bill Richardson, and money manager Glenn Dubin and lawyer Alan Dershowitz of using her for sex.
All this was released 24 hours Before Alan Dershowitz committed suicide.
Or, I'm sorry, before Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide.
So you add all these things together, and to me, it's obvious what has transpired.
How is it not obvious to anybody who adds up all the details here?
You know, before getting on the show tonight, I was looking at some various sources.
There was an op-ed in the LA Times, where one of their journalists Well, the most likely explanation is probably that Jeffrey Epstein just committed suicide.
I know everybody's talking about conspiracy theories, but if you look at these statistics, it's highly probable that somebody in a federal penitentiary will kill themselves.
It's also about, you know, 8% of people that kill themselves in prison are killing themselves on suicide watch.
So, statistically, it's very likely that he did this.
Well, again, maybe adding to all these other irregularities, consider who this was.
Consider who we're talking about.
You know, we're not talking about a statistic.
We're not talking about just any criminal.
We're not talking about just any sex trafficker or any child sex trafficker.
We're talking about a billionaire child sex trafficker who in his little black book has members of the British Royal Family, the Israeli government, members of the Mossad, Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Alan Dershowitz, you know, some of the most high-powered people on planet Earth.
He's got a private island, you know?
So they bring this guy in for the second time in a decade and a half for child sex trafficking charges.
He tries to kill himself.
They put him on suicide watch.
They take him off suicide watch.
The people that are watching him are overworked.
One of them isn't even qualified.
The other one is on his fifth overtime shift.
for that week.
They take him off suicide watch and he's suddenly allowed to have bed sheets, even though he tried to kill himself two weeks ago.
He's supposed to have a cellmate, somebody that's supposed to be there to watch him at all times.
It just so happened, and this is an irregularity, that he's being transferred the day the guy commits suicide.
He commits suicide by hanging, even though he's six feet tall and would have nowhere to hang from.
You know, so you add all these things up, you add in who he was, you add in the timing, that it took place 24 hours, After 2,000 pages of documents were unsealed implicating governors, senders, foreign nationals, members of the British royal family, billionaires, millionaires, President Bill Clinton, President Donald Trump, and now he just takes himself out?
And they assure us that there'll be an investigation.
You know, they say, well, but don't worry about it, folks.
We're gonna get to the bottom of this.
You know, like Bill Barr says, He's appalled.
Mr. Epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered about these irregularities taking place in the prison.
These were not irregularities.
This was all done by design.
This was all very deliberate.
You know, obviously somebody like Jeffrey Epstein, I don't believe it's plausible that he would kill himself.
And why is that?
Because the same thing happened 13 years ago.
He was brought in for the same charges, and he got off with nothing!
I think he served jail time for less than a year, and then he was on probation for two years, and when he was on probation, he got to basically do whatever he wanted.
You know, he was allegedly under house arrest, and he was still able to leave for work and do all these other things, you know?
So maybe there's some possibility that he killed himself.
What's far more likely is he had the dirt on some of the most powerful people in the world.
It doesn't take much imagination to think about or speculate about what happened here.
You know, and it doesn't really matter at this point.
I don't think we could really even be certain who it was, but it could have been any of these people.
It could have been the British Royal Government.
It could have been the Israeli Government.
It could have been some major financier, just some billionaire.
It could have been President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton.
It could have been President Donald Trump.
You know, who knows, right?
It could have been the deep state.
The point is, the guy had the dirt on everybody.
Documents were being unsealed.
He was going to be investigated.
They had him.
So they had to silence this guy so he couldn't talk.
And by the way, he was the only person indicted in this case.
So with his death, the case for investigating all this child sex trafficking ends.
It dies with him.
Nobody's going to be looking into this after he dies.
They're doing an investigation into his death to find out, how did he die?
Was this legitimate?
Uh, but if a hitman did it, I'm sure they would make it look like it was an accident, so that's not even really relevant.
The investigation about child sex trafficking dies with him, and so they achieve their desired result.
It's just like any other one of these episodes we've seen over the last 50 years, I guess you could say.
Whenever you see something like this, It's not good enough to ask what happened.
It's not good enough to just look at like forensic evidence.
You have to look at some of the circumstantial evidence, which is to say you have to look at the death of somebody like Jeffrey Epstein and look at the consequence of that.
Who stands to gain from that?
Which powerful people stand to gain from somebody like Jeffrey Epstein dying?
And then it starts to make sense.
I would contend this is the only way to think about events in the 21st century, or maybe even at all.
You know, for example, we look at something like 9-11.
We look at something like 9-11 and we say, what was the aftermath of 9-11?
Two major ground wars that the American public would have never bet if they didn't see two skyscrapers plummet to the ground, you know, at free-fall speeds, defying physics and gravity, right?
The American public would have never supported two ground wars, but they happened because of 9-11.
Who stood to gain from that?
Who stood to gain from those two ground wars?
You know, then we start to imagine something big like that, somebody willing, somebody able to carry it out, and they had a motive.
I think that answers all your questions.
We'll never know for sure about these kinds of things, about 9-11, Jeffrey Epstein, or a number of other things, but that's the only way we can think.
You know, and what I think one of the biggest conclusions about the Jeffrey Epstein suicide is people coming to the light here, people waking up to this idea of a conspiracy theory.
You know, after Jeffrey Epstein commits suicide, the media narrative is internet is rife with conspiracy theories about Jeffrey Epstein.
Conspiracy theories are running rampant online after Jeffrey Epstein.
Everybody's jumping to conspiracy theories.
Now, if you're looking at the same facts that I am, you're saying it's so obvious what happened here.
All these coincidences, all these irregularities, powerful, powerful people with much to gain by killing this guy.
At the very least, it's worthwhile to consider that this might be the case, right?
At the bare minimum.
Even if you're still sort of debating, you know, did he kill himself or was he killed?
At the very least, your average free-thinking person, educated person, could say to themselves, it's probable that somebody killed this guy.
And that's exactly what a conspiracy theory is, right?
A conspiracy is two people getting together to deceive.
Two people getting together and conspiring, scheming, making a plan, you know, against or about somebody else.
The conspiracy theory typically is more generalized.
You know, they say it's many powerful people getting together and conspiring, scheming against the country, you know, deceiving the country, doing something against the country, right?
But that's exactly what this is.
And normally when we hear conspiracy theories, we say to ourselves, well, the connotation for a conspiracy theory is crazy.
Fringe.
Out there.
Disreputable.
You know, Alex Jones is a conspiracy theorist.
And that's not a flattering term, right?
You know, if you're, say, somebody who's an academic, or a professor, or a researcher, what is the connotation there?
Somebody that has credentials.
Somebody that's credible.
Somebody that's looking objectively at facts.
Somebody that you can trust to tell you the truth.
But a conspiracy theorist, what's the connotation there?
Somebody who lives in their van?
Somebody who wears tinfoil hats?
Somebody who has fantastic and wild beliefs about everyday events?
Somebody that believes aliens exist, right?
But a conspiracy theory is something that I think we can all agree is probably happening, you know?
Would you say that you're crazy for believing that powerful people are working together and we don't know about it?
That's what a conspiracy theory is.
If you and I were to come to a consensus, you know, that, hey, Maybe some of these powerful people in government, media, finance, maybe they're just working together in concert.
Well, that's a conspiracy.
That's a conspiracy theory.
I don't think it's crazy to say that, right?
Is it crazy, wacky, out there, disreputable to say that powerful people are working together?
I would say it's actually the opposite.
I would say it's disreputable, disqualifying perhaps, for your credibility to say that that isn't happening.
You know, for all the people that are on mainstream news media, all the major academics, all the trusted voices in the establishment media, they tell us every day that everything is as it seems.
You know?
Elections are decided by the voters, and the media is full of journalists.
And academia is full of very smart scholars and researchers.
And none of these people are ever working together.
None of these people are ever working together towards an end that we don't know about in a fashion that we don't know about or in a fashion that we would find inappropriate or morally wrong.
Everybody is exactly who they say they are, you know?
And the government always tells the truth.
That's effectively the bottom line of the mainstream media and all the established media.
So in a way, it's disreputable to not be a conspiracy theorist.
Because you're trying to tell us, the American people, that all these powerful people never work together.
They never work together.
They just go to the same meetings, and the same clubs, and they're all part of the same families, right?
And they all stand to gain from collusion, but they never work together, and people who suggest that they're working together are dangerous.
And they're spreading disinformation.
And they should be deplatformed.
They should be silenced.
Because that crazy stuff could cause real problems.
That in itself is a conspiracy theory, right?
What would be their justification, possibly, for saying Alex Jones should be wiped off all of Social media, right?
Do they really believe that, you know, this guy who's just doing some radio show is a threat to the nation?
He's gonna get people killed?
Or is he a threat to their conspiracies?
Is he going to expose what they're doing, right?
And so, to me, one of the biggest takeaways from the Jeffrey Epstein thing is that you should really rethink that term conspiracy theory.
So from now on, you know, we think about things like 9-11 as a great example.
You think about other things, other events.
You know, that it might be illegal to question.
Literally illegal to question in some countries.
Or things that are de facto illegal to question.
People call you crazy.
Maybe you start to rethink your presuppositions about that.
Whereas before you would say, eh, I don't know anything about it, but I'm going to trust the government.
I don't know anything about the relevant facts.
Maybe these conspiracy theorists sound legit, but they're conspiracy theorists.
They're out there.
Would the government really?
Would they really lie to us?
Would powerful people really work together?
Would powerful people really kill people in pursuit of an agenda?
Yes.
Yes, they would.
And you have to look into this stuff.
It's not sufficient anymore to say, you're a conspiracy theorist, you know, or this is what the mainstream media says.
Now you have to think in terms of what happened, what is the consequence, who stands to gain?
Are they willing and able to carry something out?
If they were, odds are the answer is yes.
There was a conspiracy, right?
And, you know, of course we don't believe 9-11 conspiracy theories because if you do, you get kicked off YouTube.
It's actually against the YouTube terms of service to suggest that 9-11 was not what they said it was.
That's not worth consideration.
Just want to point out that we don't subscribe to that.
It's just something to think about.
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Just food for thought.
Of course and obviously.
We don't necessarily believe in that stuff, but we just want to seed that idea.
You know, maybe it's worth consideration.
Maybe that's food for thought.
Aside from the conspiracy theories, I do want to point out one thing that should not detract from the biggest takeaway from Jeffrey Epstein, which is obvious.
You know, all day long and all weekend long, I'm hearing a lot of big brain takes about Jeffrey Epstein's suicide.
You know, I see a lot of people saying, you know, the real conclusion, the real takeaway about Jeffrey Epstein's suicide is that we live in a society.
You know, this is the big brain take I see.
What we really have to learn about Jeffrey Epstein is that trust in our institutions is at an all-time low.
You know, the fact that so many people don't believe that Jeffrey Epstein suicided, that tells us something about our society.
That tells us that people just don't trust our institutions, and that's a real problem.
You know, all these fucking political scientists.
Well, what we really need to learn about Jeffrey Epstein is, this makes us very vulnerable to disinformation.
Because if nobody believes the government, then Russia could come in and get us to believe conspiracy theories.
How about the takeaway is that Jeffrey Epstein was a child sex trafficker, and he was best friends with the Israeli government, the British royal family, and Bill Clinton.
Maybe that's the takeaway, right?
All these fucking nerds, all these academics and political science people and all these media people.
Well, you know, actually the real takeaway, how about the real takeaway is the world is run by pedophiles.
This guy had a little black book where he had dirt on everybody.
The world is run by blackmailing powerful people because they went to an island or they went on a private jet and they had sex with underage children.
And this guy was giving money to scientists Maybe that's the story.
Maybe that's the thing that requires scrutiny.
But I see all this diversion and distraction and pivoting.
and farm out 50 women and have 10 children each for them, maybe that's the story.
Maybe that's the thing that requires scrutiny.
But I see all this diversion and distraction and pivoting.
Well, you know, never mind that this guy happened upon a billion dollars and knew people from foreign governments and financiers and Hollywood celebrities and was funding scientists and farming out women and connected to all these sex trafficking, religious cults.
Well, that's really unimportant.
The real takeaway is about institutions.
The trust in our democratic institutions.
Fuck you!
Fuck you!
You know, sorry for the language, but really, that's not what it's about.
It's about pedophiles.
It's about devil worshippers that run the planet.
And they will try anything, desperately, to convince you that it's about something else.
So sure, you know, my takeaway... Well, one good takeaway is about conspiracy theories.
Yeah, that's great.
You know, that's great.
Maybe you should think about that.
You should also think about why Jeffrey Epstein had underage girls on a private island in a satanic temple and Bill Clinton was there.
You know, maybe that's worth a little bit of consideration in itself for its own sake.
You know, but we're told it's about democratic institutions.
I think we've had enough of the institutions.
You know, maybe that's actually a good thing.
If it's all-time low trust in the institutions, maybe that has something to do with the fact that the world is obviously run by pedophile sex traffickers, and every time they're about to be exposed, somebody gets shot in the back of the head two times.
You know, maybe that has something to do with all-time low trust in the institutions.
Of course, when they say they Excuse me, when they say things like that, what follows from that, obviously, is we need to build it back up with lies.
People need to believe in the institutions.
It's a crisis!
Jeffrey Epstein's a pedophile sex trafficker, but the crisis is that people don't trust his puppets.
The crisis is that people don't trust the institutions that work with him and got him killed and everything, so we need to build them back up by convincing people that Jeffrey Epstein and all his ilk and friends are reputable, credible people that are no different than us.
So that's, to me, the takeaway.
Beyond that, the takeaway is that the elites don't care, if you know that.
The takeaway is that the elites don't care that you know that they are pedophiles, and they do use blackmail, and foreign governments do control our government.
Israel, you know, Jeffrey Epstein was a Jew, and he was working with Ehud Barak, and he was working with the Mossad.
All factual.
You know, and they don't care that you know any of that.
They don't care.
This has been going on since 2006.
Jeffrey Epstein was known as a pedophile, and we knew who he was connected to.
You know, last night I saw on Twitter copies of his black book were circulating online, where it had all these high-profile names.
The Rothschilds, Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, you know, all these major players, people in the British Royal Family, and everything, and we found out that that was actually like 13 years old.
That was actually from 2006.
This stuff has been out there.
People could have pulled this apart if they wanted to.
You could pull this apart.
Simple Google search, Jeffrey Epstein 4chan, you know, you could find everything you ever needed to know about this guy.
but they know that you know or they know that people like us know and they killed him and they know that most people know that they killed him but they don't care because what are you going to do about it that's the takeaway they killed him and they don't care if everybody knows because what at the end of the day are we actually going to do about this they killed him essentially to send a message to say this is how powerful we are we are just going to kill this guy and we're going to get Yeah, this is who we are.
And this is a message to anybody else who has anything to say about what we're up to and what we're doing.
This is the same fate that awaits you.
And if people aren't going to be able to get justice with Jeffrey Epstein's trial, or people aren't going to get to the bottom of what happened to Jeffrey Epstein, are they going to get to the bottom of you?
Is anybody going to miss you?
If you get driven off the road or you get poisoned or something?
No, nobody's going to care.
So the message is, yeah, this is who we are.
We do use blackmail and pedophilia and all this stuff.
And we did kill Jeffrey Epstein.
And what's going to happen after this?
What's going to happen is, in one week, if it hasn't happened already, everybody's going to forget about this.
Everybody's going to forget about this, just like they forgot about it after he got arrested.
You know, I had to go for two weeks on this show reminding people, hey, yeah, it's great we're talking about the Mueller report for the 19th month or whatever it is, for the 25th month, but also Jeffrey Epstein is in jail right now for child sex trafficking.
I had to remind people for two weeks because he got arrested and then people seem to just sort of forget.
And the same thing will happen with this.
Maybe, and it could happen, there'll be some sort of mass casualty event to distract from this.
You know, I believe, I continue to believe that maybe there'll be something this week.
A bombing, a shooting, anything to drown out all the media coverage about Jeffrey Epstein.
And even if there weren't, it would happen already.
You know, I said on the premium show last night, in some cases the mass casualty event is the cover-up, right?
Like with Las Vegas.
You might say, well, maybe they'll do a mass casualty false flag to distract from Jeffrey Epstein.
Well, Las Vegas was the deadliest mass shooting in American history.
And, you know, people just forgot about it.
That was the crisis.
That was the thing that is usually meant to distract people and people forgot about it within a week.
And even the most diehard investigators forgot about it within a few months, and we never got to the bottom of it.
You know, some guy gets in Mandalay Bay Hotel and kills 59 or whatever people, injures 400, shoots 400 people, the guy that killed him flees to Mexico for 24 hours, money being wired to the Philippines, all these crazy things going on, we never got to the bottom of it.
The best the FBI did was about a year later, they said, oh yeah, we've reached a conclusion, we have no idea what the motive was.
Right?
And people just said, yeah, whatever.
Whatever.
Don't care.
That happened a long time ago.
So it doesn't matter.
And the same will happen with this.
It will continue.
Nobody will do anything about this.
And that's just the world we live in.
So there's your Jeffrey Epstein suicide, you know, for all these people saying, you know, the real takeaway is a real takeaway, blah, blah, blah.
You know, the takeaway is very simple.
The world is run by people like this or people that are connected to people like this.
Everybody who is in power, whether they're in government, whether they're moneyed, and I mean seriously moneyed.
Anybody who's got more than $500 million had to be connected to somebody like Jeffrey Epstein.
Everybody in intelligence, or maybe even $100 million.
Everybody in media, everybody that makes the rules is involved in something like this, or they're taking orders from somebody like this.
That's a takeaway.
People that are involved in sex trafficking, they're either part of some kind of cult, or they're being blackmailed by that cult or something, but that's what's going on.
And there is a conspiracy in the world.
The conspiracy is these powers that be, whoever they are, you know, these shadowy people that rule, whether it's the Thirteen Families or the Illuminati, whatever it is, but there is a conspiracy.
The world is not run by the President of the United States, elected by civilians.
The world is run by very, very shady, shadowy, immoral people.
And that's the only takeaway there is.
And they don't care if you know that, because nobody's gonna do anything about it.
So, uh, you know.
Democratic institutions, that's fine and well.
I think it's much more interesting that this guy had a temple on a private island where he was killing underage people, right?
Or having sex with them.
So, that's Jeffrey Epstein, but it looks like we're just out of time.
So we're gonna have to move on to our Super Chats, and we'll see what you guys have to say about all this.
You know, and we do apologize for the language, but it's hard to not feel strongly about these things, right?
When you see this kind of cover-up.
Understand what this represents, right?
I mean, understand what is really going on under the table.
And, you know, have people telling you all day long, no, he probably just did commit suicide, or it was the Russians, or what it's really about is trust in the institutions.
Yeah, maybe it was about something else.
But let's see, Rob says, I usually enjoy the super chat portion of the show.
Excuse me, but Friday's chats were so bad it hurt to watch.
Just take my money and better luck tonight, Nick.
Oh, excuse me.
Well, thanks man.
Yeah, Friday's super chats are pretty rough.
Hopefully better tonight.
Benjamin says, ever drive through the country club hills and wonder what would this look like with no Democrats?
P.S.
LGBTQ history now mandatory in Illinois.
Yeah, I have thought about that a lot actually.
And yeah, I saw that in Illinois.
That's amazing, right?
So now it's mandatory that they teach, and I don't know what schools this is, if it's like high school or middle school, but yeah, it's now mandatory in the Illinois public school curriculum they teach about gay history, LGBT history.
And if you're not getting it at this point, you're just not going to get it.
I love all the very well-intentioned, well-meaning people that come on the show and they say, like, I see where you're coming from, but you're just too far right for me.
It's like, don't you see what the game is?
We have to be fanatical.
These are the people.
This is what they want.
They want your kids to be reading about anal sex advocacy in the 1970s, right?
They want your kids to do school projects about the, what is it, the Stonewall riots?
And Harvey Milk?
That's what they want.
They want your little kids doing arts and crafts commemorating Harvey Milk as a civil rights activist for homosexuals, okay?
And you've got people that are out there saying, whatever people want to do in their own homes, it's not going to affect me!
Oh, gay people are gonna get married?
How does that affect me?
Yeah, well, just wait until they're teaching your children about transsexual and homosexual history, right?
And your kids think Harvey Milk is a hero, right?
We already think Martin Luther King Jr.
is a hero, and that guy's a communist rapist.
What was Epstein's door made of?
you know, talk about homosexuals and sodomites and pedophiles, and those are our heroes.
George Washington, a slave owner, and Harvey Milk, a civil rights icon.
Well, congratulations, right?
What a progressive society.
Daniel says, what was Epstein's door made of?
Wood, perhaps?
Oh, yeah, maybe.
A wooden door?
Looked wood to me.
Uh, Sam Days says Epstein is either on a beach in Israel or burning in hell.
Yeah, he could have just gotten abducted.
I don't know, though.
I mean, I probably believe that he died in some fashion, although he got murdered.
But, you know, he couldn't... he might not even be dead.
Who knows?
Undisputed Interest said they'd rather give me the Poo Poo Please Award, but I'll just take the I Got a Lotta Pee Award.
And that is a Kanye lyric, but a little bit warped there, right?
Donald Trump says, and that is from... that is from what song?
That is from... Everything I'm Not, right?
From... was that from College Dropout or Graduation?
I think it was from...
Graduation.
But I'm not sure.
Donald Trump says, Nick, I noticed in Friday's Super Chats people were telling you to watch some movies from the 60s, which result in you getting angry.
So I'm here to tell you, Nick, you should watch some movies from the 60s.
I don't know if that's what made me angry.
I watch movies from the 60s, but...
Unpopular take.
I think movies today are objectively superior in every way than old movies.
That's not to say I don't enjoy old movies, but it is to say that old movies just are not as good as new movies.
You know, I mean, sure, they came first and they innovated certain techniques, but they're just worse, you know?
So I know that's unpopular.
A lot of people are cringe LARPers and they say, you know, I actually like black and white movies that are boring and they're like stage plays as opposed to new movies that are in color and have cool effects and You know, and plot innovations and things like this, right?
So yeah, unpopular take.
Not to say I don't like old movies, but I think it's no contest that I derive more entertainment value from new movies.
They're objectively better than old ones.
So, anyway.
Daniel says, what do you call a Jewish lesbian who likes two-wheeled environmentally friendly methods of transportation?
A KD on a B.
Okay, I don't understand that.
Sounds racist to me, but I don't understand.
InnerCityDemocrats says, have you ordered your MDE Epstein shirt yet, Nick?
At $35?
Yeah, not gonna happen.
I did look at it, and then I saw, hmm, you know, Samuel Heidstein at it again, $35 a shirt.
Little bit, I'm joking, a little bit there, but it's like, eh, $35, that's a little pricey for a t-shirt.
No, I'm kidding.
Kidding, of course, I like Sam, but, you know, maybe.
Maybe $35.
Maybe if the Super Chats are good this week, I'll go in on a $35 t-shirt.
But, you know, I said to myself, my t-shirts are like, what, $20?
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$35?
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That's a little much, you know?
That's a nice cut, you know?
That's a nice margin there, big guy, huh?
But yeah, by all means, right?
Evan says, hey Nick, thoughts on Dean Martinism?
I'm a big fan, big fan of Dean Martin.
Of course, my heritage, my cultural heritage, certainly.
So I'm a fan.
Mehdi Freddy says, Call of Duty be like, shoots dog with bazooka.
We've taken the lead.
Okay, I don't understand.
McDowell's Wagey says, learning how to do a backflip.
We'll keep you posted.
Please do.
Thanks.
Drew says Right Wing Watch compiles a lot of based content and makes go-off compilations.
Pretty epic.
Thanks to them I found Pastor Rick Wiles, a woke boomer.
Yeah, I've seen his stuff on Right Wing Watch before.
Very true.
Ned says greetings from Dingo Land.
Love the show, big guy.
Keep dropping those red pills.
You ever plan on coming to Australia?
I think I answered this exact question last week.
Maybe.
I don't know.
Miles says, I'm a ride for my nickas, I'm a die for my nickas.
That's how we have to have it, right?
Regular Pat says, people don't think the universe be like it is, but it do.
Says Black Science Man.
That's, I think, the stupidest super chat I've ever seen because that meme is probably three years old and there's not even any variation on it.
It's just That old meme.
So, uh, you should feel ashamed of yourself.
InnerCityDemocrats says, if you were an Angloid, this show would be on time.
It would also suck.
So, you know, would you have it be on time, but be cringe?
Or would you like it to be a little bit late, but be totally based?
RockHimself says, Sam Hyatt in the DMs with Banksy at Leroy was tagged on Epstein's NYC home.
Banksy trying to blue pill Sam.
Screenshots on Leroy's Insta.
I'll have to check that out.
I haven't seen that.
Jose Antonio says America first needs an Epstein is... I can't read that.
Ranta number nine says here's a white pill.
Normies were calling out the fellow whites.
If I see the triple parenthesis one more time, I'm gonna do a Jeffrey Epstein, alright?
And naming the people this weekend.
Pretty based, yeah.
Retarded.
You're retarded.
Deus Vos is not a recommendation, but just finished Belloq's The Jews from the 1920s.
Talks about how they were distorting European history.
Glad they don't do that anymore.
Yeah, I've read that book.
Thanks, guys.
Thank you for these great Super Chats.
Very considerate of our current circumstance.
Somebody says, Panda, or somebody named Panda says, Hey, Nick, remember when Mater said it's like Tomato, but without the Tuh?
Yeah, I remember that from the film Cars.
Yeah, one of my favorites.
Donald Trump says, Nick, have you watched any movies from the 60s lately?
Yeah, I can't say that I have.
AK says, have you read Dr. Dukes?
Okay, I'm just not gonna finish that.
Mike says, when we get thrown in jail by the NWO nibbas, I call top bunk.
Okay, Will says, been reading Who Are We by Huntington.
Good read so far.
Are there any other sources that argue why immigration in the late 19th century was better than Hartzeller?
Yeah, dude, how about We Wanted Workers by Um, what's the author?
We Wanted Workers by George Borjas is good on immigration.
Those are really, really essential readings on immigration.
I don't know if you need anything else.
Just looking at my bookshelf trying to jog my memory here.
Those are really the best books you can read about the subject in my opinion.
Um, anus.
Definitely cringe.
I don't want any chubby girls.
No thanks.
Yeah, none of that for me.
I've never been one of those.
I guess that just goes to show how white I really am.
I don't really go in for heavier set people.
That's the thing.
I like being skinny.
I like people that are skinny, so no.
Christian Sastrea being rapped hard in the chat.
I wonder which of you are blokes, which of you are bogans, and which of you are bludgers.
On ya, Nick!
Ah, well thank you, mate.
Yeah, I don't know what any of that means, but hopefully it's a lot of blokes, right?
I think that sounds... that sounds like the best one there.
Uh, Geest says, hello, am I speaking to the CEO of Racism?
Yeah, that's me.
Uh, Raul Gondos says, God bless.
Yeah, thanks.
MonsterKill says, the Content Gods have blessed you this past month.
I know, right?
We asked and we have received.
My rain dances, my content dances, which I do in the dark, have finally paid off.
We have been rewarded with rich content, you know, between the Epstein death, some tragic events last week, controversies, interviews.
You can't say that the content gods have smiled upon me.
They favor me in this month.
Well, it is August, the month of my birth, you know, so perhaps the patron god of this month, my star signs are aligning, my zodiac sign.
The planets are aligning in my favor, right?
It could be this.
Will says, this is a peek into the void.
Sucks that normies won't be able to process it.
Eventually this will be memory hold by most of them.
What a black pill.
Yeah, very black pilling, but you know, not anything we didn't already know.
Jared says, having a glass of milk for Aussie white kents.
Okay, I don't know what that means.
Gen X Boomer, thanks for the big super chat.
He says, if I used recycle memes to make my normie friends laugh and nobody else is around to witness, does it still count as cringe?
I don't know.
I don't think so.
As long as you don't say them in the presence of a red-pilled, fashy goy, right?
I just don't use cringe memes anymore.
I just can't.
Cringe has become, to me, more offensive than most things.
You know, if people are cringeworthy in their memes or in their rhetoric.
More than just about anything else.
So I was with a friend the other night.
One of my only friends who I still talk to from high school.
I was out with him the other day and I kept, I could not prevent myself from using the meme language.
I kept saying like, Oh, based, like, Oh, like a little base department, you know, stuff like that.
And he was like, can you just stop?
Can you just talk like a normal person?
And I was like, literally, I can't anymore.
I don't know how I've fallen into a bad habit.
You know, when you spend 24 hours a day online, uh, It fries your brain.
It turns you into a different person, you know?
Can you just talk like a normal person?
I'm like, no, I can't anymore.
I've lost this.
Maybe if more of my friends hung out with me, I'd still talk like a normal person.
But, you know, instead all my friends are groipers.
Mom, all my friends are Groypers.
Bostonian Pat says, Hey, big guy, just went through diversity training for college and wouldn't have survived without America First playing in the background.
Keep up the good fight.
Well, thanks, big guy.
Glad to hear I helped you get through a tough week.
Dumbass says, Nibba's who eat Burger King, pee sitting down.
Yeah, I told you about Burger King.
All these cringe retards in the superchats were like, Nick, you don't seriously believe the Big Mac is better than the Whopper?
And I said, the Whopper's a good sandwich, but Burger King is cringe.
And lo and behold, what did we find out this week?
Every major fast food franchise has donated to Donald Trump's re-election campaign, except for Burger King!
McDonald's donated, Taco Bell donated, Chick-fil-A donated, In-N-Out Burger donated all the major chains donated to Donald Trump's re-election campaign except Burger King.
Vindicated again.
I told you about Burger King.
Nobody wanted to listen.
They said, well, they're all global homo.
Well, you know, McDonald's is literally giving money to Donald Trump, you know, for saying Ilhan Omar can go back to Africa.
So clearly one is worse than the others.
John Q. Publix says I went to church on Sunday, put a big donation in the collection plate, and the priest did read my epic superchat about Hellworld after the Eucharist.
You know, maybe we should just do this like church, you know?
Instead of reading superchats, maybe we just pass around the baskets and people just throw in their contribution to the show.
Maybe it should be like that, right?
I think there's similar value.
You know, I do something similar.
Obviously, I'm not saving your soul.
Some people, I'm bringing them to that point, though.
I'm not, you know, doing the communion.
The Bible doesn't say give 10% to America first.
Nevertheless, I think it's similar in principle, right?
So maybe we just do the collection plate.
Maybe we just do the basket from now on.
Then I don't have to put up with the pee-pee-poo-poo stuff.
Tiger says, hey Nicker is unrelated, but check Razorfist's video on McCarthy.
It's very eye-opening.
Oh, hey Nick, didn't see you there.
Yeah, Razorfist.
Very, very based guy.
Very based metal arper.
I know, I'll be fair, he puts out some good content, but the whole aesthetic, I'm just like...
Bruh.
Bruh department.
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Come on.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I mean, I know I'm a little bit dorky, but it's like, it's in black and white or whatever.
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Why?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
You know?
So, some good content.
He totally, um, what's the word?
He totally exonerated Michael Jackson, which I appreciate.
I'm kind of a fan of Michael Jackson.
Michael Jackson woke on them.
You know, so he did some good work on that, but I don't know if I'm just on board with this, you know, libertarian metalhead aesthetic sort of thing.
But, in any case, Let's see, I don't want to start unnecessary drama.
SB says, Nick, would you ever go on the Matt Walsh show?
You have identical views and the divorced moms love you.
Yeah, that's great.
Mr. Abada says, Nick, my sister keeps using my bathroom and clogging my toilet.
Should I make her read Culture of Critique?
Not sure how that would help.
Maybe just get a different bathroom.
I don't know.
Yeah, it's always sort of a challenge.
Whenever my sister comes home from school, you know, it's like the bathroom is just littered with things, you know.
I'm sort of a neat freak in certain ways.
I say this as I look, my office is cluttered.
I have books everywhere.
I have, you know, stuff everywhere.
I try to keep things relatively neat, particularly the bathroom, because it's so simple and easy.
There's not many things in the bathroom.
Everything has a place, you know.
There's so many drawers, vanity, you know, where you can put things.
And then when she comes home, it's like, okay, you have like a blow-dryer out, you have two hair straighteners out, you have the tweezers.
I keep remembering I'm putting them back in, but they keep coming out, you know, and there's toothpaste and it's just, it's no good, you know, so, so there's that going on.
But I can really, you know, shower drain gets clogged because of all the, you know, women obviously have the longer hair.
It's just like segregation.
Can we bring it back?
At least starting at this house, right?
Frogman says, you taught me that women on people, Democrats, are dumb.
Jokes aside, I appreciate what you do.
You are fighting the good fight.
God bless.
Well, thanks man.
Glad you like the show.
Vital Signal says, I'm contemplating ending it, but I don't want to go to hell.
Are some people just not long for this world?
Thank you for making the world brighter and making us laugh.
You know, here's the thing.
Yeah, things get hard, but if you kill yourself, you go straight to hell.
So people should really think about that.
I don't know why anybody should kill themselves, you know?
I mean, you think about suicide as a concept, and it's just about the stupidest thing ever if you believe in hell, because as bad as things might be, if you kill yourself, things get infinitely worse forever.
I don't know how that would solve anything, right?
I'm like sad that like the architecture is bad.
It's winter and now I'm sad!
Granted, there are some people that have legitimate reasons to be depressed.
People deal with a lot of bad things.
But hell is always going to be worse.
Hell is always going to be very bad.
I don't know how putting yourself, expediting your trip there, and then being there forever, I don't know how that would make anything better.
At least the white pill is, life sucks.
It's hard.
It's a lot of suffering, but it ends eventually.
And if you're a good person, if you're pious, It gets better forever.
It gets infinitely better forever.
But if you kill yourself, it gets infinitely worse forever.
So, I mean, that's kind of an easy, logical choice there.
Maybe you just opt for giving another day or something, you know?
So, I would say probably don't end it all.
I'd probably say don't commit suicide.
You'll end up in hell, and that's not gonna be a fun time.
Also, beyond that, look, just give it a little while, you know?
Give it a little while to marinate, you know?
Think about it.
it's a big choice.
And I find that if you get into a dark mood or something, you just wait a little while, and to an extent, I think it changes.
It gets better or something, Some days it gets worse, some days it gets better, but that's life.
Life goes on.
So anyway, I hope that helps.
I hope I've talked to you enough off the ledge.
Was that sufficient?
But honestly though, I don't really like when people talk about killing themselves.
It's a very dramatic sort of look at me sort of thing.
I don't really care for that.
Save the West says, one down.
Okay, can't read that.
Kane Jeepers says, is this the end of America?
Is the collapse coming?
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No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Jimbo says, I'm a premium member and I don't even watch the premium shows, let alone complain at a lack of them.
What are you doing for the movement, fellow knickers?
Yeah, that's right.
Instead of making me feel bad for not living up to my commitment, I'm gonna make you feel bad because what are you doing, you know?
Yeah, it's very easy to point the finger and say, Nick, you said it's one premium show every week and you should really be more responsible.
Well, how about I turn it right around and say, oh yeah?
Well, what are you doing for the movement, buddy?
Yeah, I'm not doing a premium show that you're paying for, but you know, but when you think about it, what are you actually doing?
So I could just as easily point the finger right back and say, you know, at least I'm doing a show.
At least there's some premium shows.
But what are you doing?
No, I'm saying that as a joke.
All jokes, of course.
Lauren Rose says Nick Mullen is the only good leftist.
Is Nick Mullen a leftist?
I just follow his content because he's funny.
Busy says, Epstein knew too much about the Shadow Moses incident, the MG project.
It's obvious what happened.
Side note, if you're a patriot, then join the Navy.
Yeah, great idea.
Terrific idea.
Definitely gonna want to go fight Naran, right?
Yeah, that's right.
My children will be able to claim that.
Me too, but I'm not a normie.
I'm special.
or annoyed with the normie suggestions to check stuff out me too but i'm not a normie i'm special you should check out my suggestion that is so the mentality of people though I mean, as somebody who has a show and deals with people on a massive scale, and I say that in relative terms, that is totally the mentality of human beings.
It is so the tendency of people to say, The rules don't apply to me, you know?
Like, things just don't apply to me.
I can just change things, you know?
And it's in everything, you know?
It's with laws, it's with rules, it's in all things.
I think the tendency, the capacity of most people is to say, oh, well that just doesn't apply to me, you know, for whatever reason.
Like, I'll say, no e-girls, no e-girls, no e-girls.
Like, you know, like Khrushchev, I bang my shoe on the desk, no e-girls.
And yet, I get e-girls, hi Nick, hi, hi, I want to get a drink with you.
And it's like, what do you think?
You watch the show, and literally the theme song says, no e-girls, never.
And you're like, but that doesn't mean me.
But I'm different.
But I'm special.
But that doesn't apply to me.
He said, none, never.
But he hasn't met me yet!
You know, it's like... But that's people, but that's people.
Anyway, Bill says... One of these days I'm gonna regret that because, you know, in five years I'm gonna be looking for a bride.
You know, in three to five years I'll be looking for my fashy goyette.
I'll be looking for my shield maiden and I'll have driven them all away.
No, just kidding.
They actually like it when you push them away.
They like it when you play hard to get in this fashion.
You know, this idea of scarcity.
People ridicule me for that, but it's totally true.
It's totally true that if you play apathetic and indifferent, it's actually different than somebody.
And I see this all the time on my timeline.
By the way, a lot of my mutuals When the e-girls know that they have you eating out of the palm of their hands, you know?
And I see this every day.
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Oh, hi!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Hi, e-girl!
I'm gonna make a little funny joke.
I'm gonna try and make you laugh.
Don't do that.
Don't, don't, don't be racooning for the e-girl.
Don't be cooning for the e-girl, please.
Not on my timeline.
Anyway, well, that kind of came all the way around.
Bill says, do you like Weird Al?
My favorite song is Pretty Fly for a Rabbi.
No, I never liked Weird Al.
It's a very white people thing.
Justin says there is a man filled with estrogen asking to debate you over veganism.
Politely decline?
Yeah, I saw that this guy called Ask Yourself emailed me.
He's like, Nick, I'd like to challenge you to a debate.
And I watched his, uh, he made a video about me.
And in the video, I'm saying, like, white people deserve to eat meat and the global South can eat bugs.
You know, they want us to eat bugs.
That's fine.
If Africa wants to do that, go knock yourself out, you know?
But we deserve to eat meat, because we are Christian.
You know, and I'm obviously... I mean, that's sort of unironically what I believe, but I was half memeing, I was half sort of joking, and this guy's like, pausing every 10 seconds.
What did I say?
I said, you know, look...
The facts are in.
You need animal fats for your brain.
You know, I'm just saying stupid stuff to be funny.
And he's pausing and he's like, actually, that's not an argument.
You know, philosophically, it's like, dude, you're a fucking faggot and you have no clout.
And I'm not debating you.
I'm not going to debate you on your channel and get three thousand views so you could read me the riot act about he's talking about the animal holocaust, you know, animal holocaust.
We don't believe in... We don't believe in that!
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You know people say, Nick are you a holocaust denier?
No.
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But I am an animal holocaust denier.
You know, I don't believe in that term.
I was gonna say we don't even believe in...
The Animal Holocaust, right?
But yeah, I'm not gonna go and play your little game.
That's the thing with all these people.
They've got their niche thing, and they're like, I'm gonna talk to you about Viennism.
It's like, look, we're alive for a short amount of time, and I like the way that meat tastes, and I'm going to eat it.
Moreover, God put animals on the planet for us to eat, and we're going to eat them.
That's all.
That's my argument.
Done.
Alright, easy.
We have souls.
They do not.
God put pigs on the ground so we can eat them.
Simple as.
I'm not going to have some atheist lab coat tell me, what about animals is not true of humans?
They were not going to eat people.
Yeah, well, we should eat you actually.
We should cannibalize you.
We should put you on a spit and roast you and we should eat you just to show that you're an idiot.
So no, I'm not going to debate, you know, vegan retard for 3,000 views.
Anyway, Mr. Hoff says the Unite the Right rally was the last The largest gathering of federal agents in U.S.
history.
I don't think that's true.
Frogman says, are you ever going to stream with James Alsup?
Yeah, maybe we'll do a reunion stream.
CIA defector says, I infiltrated the jail Epstein was at to question him only to be put in a self-defense situation.
I had to end him before he put a curse on me.
Okay FedInLaw says, Nick I'm so proud of you for finishing.
Spoiler for premium members only.
Can't believe you managed to do that while managing the show and saving the white race.
Much love King.
Don't push too hard.
We're all behind you.
Ah yeah that's right that is a spoiler for the premium show.
Well thanks big guy.
Much appreciated.
It means a lot.
You don't gotta worry about me pushing too hard.
People are like, Nick, don't work yourself too hard.
You know I'm just working my fingers to the bone behind this desk, right?
Please, don't work yourself too hard!
There is no danger of that, you know?
Well, let's see.
Bio... Mike, I'm a Mediterranean.
I'm a Mediterranean.
Is there really any threat, you know?
Bio Michael Erickson says, Portland Proud Boys versus Antifa this Saturday 3 p.m.
Oh, I'll be watching.
Nathan says, went on a wagee break for Taco Bell and an effeminate lisp took my order, he says.
He sounds cute after asking me to pull around.
Can a nigga get a taco without getting HIV by proximity?
Degenerate.
That's very cringe, bro.
You know, when I go to my Taco Bell, it's this nice older lady.
And I don't know if she likes me, but I see her all the time and she's very sweet.
So yeah, I don't know, man.
Well, you remember when I was on Periscope one time I went to McDonald's and I thought it was a girl on the loudspeaker and I pulled over and it was a dude.
It was just some weirdo dude.
So I can relate, I guess, on some level.
What are you gonna do?
Sean Hoy says, I remember watching the Friday episode of America First before Charlottesville and thinking that it sounded risky.
I was so bummed after America First got canceled.
Yeah, well, there was a bit of foreshadowing there, you know.
If you remember, I said on the show, I think it's gonna be bad.
I think it's gonna be a terrible situation, you know.
And lo and behold, you know, look what happened.
Adam says, if I hear the term Occam's Razor one more time, I might go off in Minecraft.
Yeah, relatable.
Captain Nicky says, we all need to migrate to Temple OS.
Yeah, I don't know about that.
I can barely figure out Windows 10, let alone Temple OS.
Uh, Birch says we need a Knicker Minecraft server.
Uh, no.
No, we do not.
Your local milkman says, so, who's your new friend?
Ask yourself.
He's gay AF.
Yeah, big agree.
Guy's a total nerd, you know?
Well, um, actually, what you're saying in this joke is factually incorrect and illogical.
Well, if you can't understand that that's a joke, maybe you're an idiot, right?
The Leaf says, hey Nick, how's your list of things to check out?
Need more recommendations?
Don't worry, we gotcha.
Yeah, don't worry, we have no shortage of things to be checking out.
Bob Sacamato says, wow, just goes to show you that even when you're rich and famous, you can still be depressed and suicidal.
It's a really serious issue we need to address.
RIP Jeff.
Yeah.
Muck says we need to install a 24-hour live feed in your room.
This is for your own safety.
I promise this isn't a ploy for more content.
I have a good friend on DLive who's been doing this.
His name is Lolli Socks.
Don't be fooled by the name.
He's actually very based in Redfield, Ozzie.
He's been on DLive.
He's streaming his whole life, 24 hours.
And I just jumped in randomly one time.
It was like cooking sausage.
And I was like, that's not a euphemism by the way.
I was like, hey, what are you making?
What are you cooking?
And he was like, is that the real Nick Fuentes?
I was like, what, you recognize me?
And he's like, yeah, like I've watched your stuff before.
I was like, oh, like, do you like me or do you hate me?
Do you want to kill me or something?
Am I like a Nazi?
He's like, no, dude, you're based.
And so I pop in every once in a while.
I like the 24 hour live streams because it's the only thing that's on when I'm awake at like 4 a.m.
Everybody else is, you know, not doing content.
It makes me feel less lonely.
It's like Friend Simulator for even the America First host.
Pete Skepsis says democracy dies without the FBI.
Yeah, true.
Zax is the warden at MCC, is an unqualified diversity hire named Shirley Skipper Scott.
She was formerly refused comment on the Epstein situation.
Ah, yeah, well there you go.
Formerly refused.
Base Terman Cain says the reason Epstein is in the MSM right now is so that his name can be used to tarnish Trump leading up to the election.
I don't know about that.
Levi Simpson says, Hey Nick, not sure if you... Imagine thinking it's about Trump and the election, right?
Yeah, Epstein is really about the election.
Yeah, and it's not about anything else.
Levi says, Hey Nick, not sure if you or any of the Nickas have noticed, but it seems as though YouTube has begun purging all of Tucker's shows.
They can hardly be found on YouTube anymore.
Sad.
Anyways, God bless.
Yeah, I have not noticed that, but I'll check that out.
Vinny says, remember the six million disgraced financiers?
Ah, hilarious.
I love that joke.
Nathan says, that's a lot of reasons for Epstein to be able to kill himself.
Thou doth protest too much seems to apply here.
That's a lot of reasons for Epstein to be able to kill himself.
I don't understand what you mean by that.
The guards were overworked!
Right?
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Right?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I mean, how can that just be, you know, irregularities and oversights?
Maddie Freddie says, Right.
Woo lad!
No, it's true.
I mean, there are so many people involved who would have been implicated, you know, that how could you really parse out which which was the one who did it?
I think it was the Mossad, but who knows?
Nova Corps is going to stop procrastinating and become a premium knicker tonight.
You think they overplayed their hand with Epstein?
What do you mean they overplayed their hand?
I'm not sure what you mean by this.
You mean they weren't careful enough, perhaps?
Maybe.
But somebody's got to do that job, you know.
America First Premium Member says, I love my America First Premium Membership.
Ah, well glad to hear it.
Doctor says, as a fellow Illinoisan, I was wondering if you ever plan to visit Southern Illinois University of Edwardsville?
I just joined RCIA, by the way, and was wondering your thoughts on clerical fascism.
God bless.
Sorry, I'm a bit of a snob when it comes... I mean, I don't identify as an Illinoisan.
I identify, you know, basically as a Chicagoan.
I know I'm not from the city of Chicago, but You know, I grew up literally 20 minutes from the city.
So, in any case, I identify as somebody from Cook County, you know, from the Chicago metropolitan area, if you know.
I have some purists, even my father's like this, you're not from Chicago.
I'm from Chicago.
You're from, you know, where you're from, the suburb.
But, you know, broadly speaking, the Chicago metropolitan area, so...
Nibbatal about Edwardsville.
unidentified
What?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
What's Edwardsville?
You know, Illinois and Southern Illinois.
What do you mean?
The South?
What do you mean?
Missouri?
I'm from Cook County, okay?
Big difference.
I'm from an area close to Lake Michigan, and you're from what?
The Mississippi River Valley?
So no, I'm just joking, but I am a bit snobbish.
No plans to go, sorry to say, no plans to go to South Southern Illinois University Edwardsville anytime soon.
Uh, my thoughts on clerical fascism.
I, this is very LARP-y, kind of dumb to use that term.
You know, who is out there saying, I'm a clerical fascist?
You might as well say, it's like these left-wing people and they say, I'm not a communist, I'm a Leninist Maoist with Trotskyite sympathies.
It's like, dude, just, I don't know, just say you're a Republican.
Just say, just say you're, uh, you know, conservative.
Adam says hair and stash and beard trio very fresh today.
Nica.
Hey, thanks big guy.
Glad you like B Ross as we all know his death was just a coin incidents Coincidence.
Oh, yeah, there's that meme again triple parentheses and coincidence.
That's totally based dude.
That's totally based Are you based in Redfield by any chance?
Pete says the FBI intelligence bulletin from the Bureau's Phoenix field office dated May 30th, 2019 describes conspiracy theory driven domestic extremists.
Yahoo News.
Ruh-roh big guy.
unidentified
May 30th, yeah.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
aircraft carrier says nick my sources tell me that your mug is empty is that true yeah that's correct cis white male says cis white male with extra privilege excellent username says i got all of the murdoch murdoch's recommended books on audio on my bitchu channel organized into four playlists same name as this account enjoy goys You know what?
You know what?
Somebody was asking about ending it all.
Somebody was asking about ending it all earlier.
They said, Nick, you go right to hell.
And I said, well, hell would be infinitely worse, of course.
I'm not convinced anymore.
I'm not convinced anymore.
This is a Nerf gun, by the way.
It's not actually Nerf.
It's some target knockoff.
This is XC shot.
So I'm not actually indicating that I have suicidal tendencies.
I don't.
but uh you know certainly when I see this kind of content it's like what are we doing cis white male with extra privilege says I got all of Murdoch Murdoch's recommended books on audio on my bitchu channel organized into four playlists same name as this account enjoy goys I just I can't do it anymore I can't do this show anymore I can't I can't do it oh boy
I don't know, man.
unidentified
I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Yeah, enjoy, guys.
And we are enjoying.
We will be enjoying.
Your playlist of Murdoch, Murdoch recommended audiobooks on BitChute.
Thank you, fellow goy.
Ronald Glymph says, my brother started high school today and told me there's a lot of whores in high school, to be honest.
Can't have him.
Um, based?
Yeah, very based little brother there.
Very hardcore red-pilled little bro.
Your local milkman says, we want truth over facts, Nick.
Just tell us it's okay.
Okay.
Bob Sakamoto says, 3,300 plus average viewers recently.
Big guy keep going off.
Yeah, we've been doing pretty good so far.
Matty Freddy says, I think the most frustrating thing in modern consensus is the phony resistance.
Democracy dies in darkness from a mouthpiece of global oligarchy.
Yeah, I mean it literally, you know, very trite.
I know, very cliche.
It's like George Orwell's 1984.
But I mean look, Well, I mean, look, for what it's worth, it's everything is the opposite, you know.
The truth is hard.
The truth is difficult.
Democracy dies in darkness.
I mean, these people are the biggest peddlers of lies and of corruption in world history.
So, yeah, I think there is something about that that's true.
Anthony Roberts says, Oi, mate!
The Knickers respect you for going to Charlottesville.
It's good to have your Afro-Latino campus conservative skin in the game.
Well, thank you, bloke!
Oi, thank you, mate!
Cheers!
Cheerio!
Much appreciated from across the pond, eh?
Yeah, that's pretty cool, and that's true.
I do have skin in the game, and I'm saving the white race.
What are you doing?
Yeah, I didn't post a premium show in two months.
What about it?
I've got my ass on the line here.
Let's see.
Alt Media says, how exactly is it beneficial for whites to have disunited leadership?
Oh, no, no, no.
I'm just not entertaining this trash.
He's gonna say more about Spencer and all these other people.
Dude, literally die.
Literally die if this is what you believe.
You know, all these people about Richard Spencer and all these other people.
Michael Enoch.
They've learned nothing.
You're an idiot if you believe that.
America first premium members as your appearance on slightly offensive was flawless you represent our views so well never quit King Can't wait to share a coke with you in heaven.
Oh, that's very touching.
Thanks big guy.
Glad you liked the interview but chafe Says the more I know the less I'm certain of yeah, that's how it goes Mr. Hoff says throw the mug.
I can't cuz this is my only one like this.
I'll have to order an extra backup or something.
I Because we're going to stop selling these pretty soon.
I've got a new mug coming in the mail from our new merch site.
Top Snacks says, history is written by the victor.
History is filled with liars, says Base Captain Price.
Yeah, very true.
The Leafs has got the new Call of Duty.
You fight homegrown Muslim terrorist cells in the suburbs of London.
Games journalists who played the game said it was too realistic and made them feel uncomfortable.
Yeah, all these babies I saw in the demo, they're like, it really felt like you were killing people and it was like, so, to kill people so quickly, it's like, that's all Call of Duty games.
All Call of Duty games are about killing people, you know?
But all these babies are like, I cried, it's too emotionally...
Disturbing.
Because I was playing a shooting game where you shot people.
It's like, what Call of Duty have you been playing?
The whole game is shooting people.
That's the whole point.
Yeah, I don't know.
Poopoo King says, 2050 Daily Wire finna be like, conservatives have always been the real homosexuals.
Keep up the great work, King.
You're making all the right enemies in DC.
Well, thanks, big guy.
Much appreciated.
I heard that you've been hanging out with a mutual friend these past couple of weeks.
Good to see.
My main man, Poo Poo King.
Hopefully I can see you again next time I'm in DC, probably in February.
But yeah, no, that's always how it goes.
You know, the goalposts always shift.
And, you know, today it's the real conservatives are, you know, liberals.
And in 50 years, the real conservatives are transsexuals, right?
So that's where it's headed.
That's where it's always headed.
That's why we need real reaction, not just going back in time five years, right?
But thanks, bro.
Buttchafe says, any advice on how to prevent thigh chafing?
I don't know, man.
That's not an issue for me.
Lose weight, I guess.
Josh Sears says, I believe everything I'm told.
I have literally no ability to discern information.
Password is directly in front of my face.
What's the next MCU movie?
I mean, that's literally what people are, you know, in 2019 and really forever since the beginning of time.
You know, I have no ability to discriminate.
I have no ability to, you know, parse out information, scrutinize, be critical, anything like that.
And that's why we're in the situation we're in, you know.
Writer John Bucks has asked yourself, wants to debate you.
Also, the channel Modern Day Debate is looking to host a debate for you.
I don't know, what's Modern Day Debate?
I saw the vegan guy, not interested.
I don't care about the animal holocaust.
I don't care about vegan issues in any way.
We have a different, unless, it's going to turn into a religious debate.
Because it's going to be, I believe that animals don't have souls.
And, you know, and all this, and you don't believe in God.
So, how can we even have a debate then?
And the guy doesn't even believe in God.
Why does he think animal holocaust is even wrong according to who according to what?
Anyway modern-day debates Let's see Modern day debate.
Yeah, I don't know.
These guys just don't have any clout.
Why would I do a debate like this when they have no clout?
Hello, no clout department.
Look, not for nothing, but nobody wanted to do me any favors when I had no clout.
And now, you know, now that I have a little bit of clout, everybody with a few thousand subscribers is like, you must debate me.
I don't, I don't know if I should reciprocate.
Right.
unidentified
Right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I should reciprocate.
So I'm probably going to pass on that.
Josh Sears is past Jesus Christ.
I have a little bit of a grammar error whoops Prince of Conquest says or oops scroll down too far Let me get back to where I was All right, here we go.
Prince of Conquest says, did you see Scott Greer's tweet that picks saying America's not a nation of immigrants because settlers were invaders, black people are considered property, and we excluded the Chinese?
Uh, based?
Well, yeah, it's funny.
Now the left is going to say it wasn't founded by immigrants.
Maybe that's the real horseshoe theory, right?
Shin says, coincidence, two mass shootings happened before Epstein's suicide?
Well, I don't know why that would happen before the suicide.
That doesn't really make any sense.
Yeah, I agree.
I don't know who wants that.
I don't know who you're talking about.
Technically, Max says, why does everybody seem to want this comfy dystopia?
I don't know who wants that.
I don't know who you're talking about.
The Weekly Sweat, hey, says, love you, Nick.
Watch The Weekly Sweat.
I'm so hungry.
All right.
I watched it a little bit on Friday.
today.
But hey, good to hear from you old Beards and Beardly.
Old Beards and Beardly, that old chunk of coal.
We love that guy.
Yeah, I gotta come on to the Weekly Sweat.
It's been a long time since I've been on there.
Uh, but I'll have to stop in.
Hey, thanks for the shekels though, big guy.
Yeah, well, you know, people just believe whatever they're told.
You know how it goes.
Mr. Uncut based username.
Says, Mossad and Epstein worked together.
Source?
It's out there.
Just look it up.
Amir Rocket says, of course Shapiro says, nothing to see here, goys.
Yeah, of course he does.
He runs interference for Jewish people every time.
Soap says, what are the odds of a body double?
Love the show.
I tended not to believe in the body double stuff.
Possible, but probably unlikely.
CGs is donating 812 in memory of Heather Heyer.
HH, never forget.
Ah, yes.
Yes, on this 812, we gotta be saying HH.
Remember Heather Heyer, you know?
HH.
Can we get an HH in chat for Heather Heyer to pay our respects?
Can we get a moment of silence and say HH for Heather Heyer here on August 12th, you know?
That's very funny.
That's that's a very good super chat.
Finally a good one Your local milk man says find the book after the ball full gay agenda.
I'll check that out for sure Captain Hickey says Caesar didn't see it.
So he ceased to exist because inhibitor killed him at the keys to his shit See, I don't recognize this one.
one is this Kanye or is this from something else Or are you just saying this?
I think you're just saying this.
Prince of Conquest says, Hey Nick!
Ever seen the waifus from Persona 5?
If so, who's best girl for you, bro?
Mine is either Mikado or Futaba.
Kawakami's too old for me.
No, I've never seen Persona 5.
Let me see if I can look it up real quick.
Let's see, Persona 5, role-playing game.
Let's see.
Well, I'm not going to know their names, but let me see if I can pull up a picture.
Let's take a look.
Let's find out.
Yeah, I'm not able to find a good enough picture here.
So I guess another time then.
Bacon Lover says, Nick, could you check out Pee Pee Poo Poo Thin?
Thanks.
No, thank you, Bacon Lover.
Eric says, 6 inch white pill or 12 inch black pill?
I don't even know what that's supposed to mean.
Crumpulous says, Hi Nick, I'm late.
What do you think FBI is finding on Epstein Island?
Maybe the Big Bear is hanging out there?
Yeah, could be.
You know, Big Bear is Jewish too.
Jason Joyce says, Who wore it better, Anna Baker or Jeffrey Epstein?
I don't understand the reference.
My mom says microwaves be like mmm okay Mark Allen says best James Bond Bond flick I haven't seen all of them I've only seen a handful I think I've seen I saw a Goldfinger I saw all the Daniel Craig ones and I think that's it honestly I don't think I've seen let me think I'd have to think hard if I've seen any of the other ones I've never been a huge James Bond fan.
My family was never really into that kind of thing.
I'm not like Dickard Spencer where he's gonna, you know, push his pregnant wife's shit in because she doesn't want to watch James Bond with him.
Let me see.
unidentified
Do they have a list of the movies here?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Oh, this is the books.
Let's see.
Do they have a separate Wikipedia page for the films?
Yeah, there it is, list of films, here we go.
So, oh no, so I've seen Doctor No, I've seen Goldfinger, I've seen, uh... And then I've seen all the Daniel Craig ones.
But yeah, I don't believe I've seen any of the other ones.
I saw Casino Royale, Quantasolus, Skyfall, Spectre, but yeah, I don't think I've seen the others.
Which is never my thing, it's an angloid thing.
I'm not an angloid, you know, so I never really got into that.
Uh, Denal says, Draking Josh be like, Megan!
Uh, yeah.
Kawas says, hi Nick, great show tonight and every night.
Pee pee poo poo.
Oh, thanks.
Humble Hermits says, teats or butt?
Well, we've been over this.
Briggs says, hey Nick, remember the meme from two years ago?
Funny laugh.
Pee pee poo poo.
Yeah, great.
John Smith says, Robert, sweet judge for Epstein case found dead.
Is that true?
Zoomer G says, would PayPal be best for a big B-Day contribution?
I don't know, DM me, email me about that and we'll sort out the details.
Anime, but yeah, PayPal would probably be, we'd have to look into that.
Anime says, I like how this show has turned into a black comedy.
Yeah, definitely a black comedy.
A comedy for you, a tragedy for me.
Kevin Armour says, sometimes America first, don't be like it is, but it do.
Oh yeah.
Ben says, Nick, do you think it's possible that Epstein is still alive?
Yeah, it's possible.
Kyle says, Nick, can you give a shout out to my bud Steve McDickle?
Sure, sure.
Yeah, shout out to Steve McDickle, for sure.
Americaverse Premium member says, Elijah Schaefer told you there's no such thing as white people due to historical infighting between Europeans.
Is he aware of historical African wars?
Yeah, I mean, it's a totally dumb argument.
Kyle says, Wendy, spicy nuggets are back today.
Oh, very exciting.
Snake Eater says, BK versus McDonald's?
Both gay.
Go to Culver's and get Butterburger Pilled.
Oh, okay.
No, Nick said he liked that hamburger.
I don't like that hamburger.
unidentified
I like the other restaurant.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Get Culver's pill, duh!
That's how people are.
This is how NPCs behave.
Oh yeah, McDonald's is based.
I don't like that one!
Culver's is the one I like.
Yeah, okay dude.
We like Culver's too.
Congratulations.
Pete says, Nick, did you see Emperor Augustus Sol Invictus is running for POTUS?
Great!
Yeah, what a retard.
That's all I have to say about that.
Faustianman with a big super chat.
Wow, thank you so much.
Well, that brightens my day.
That makes the super chats worth it.
He says, Nick, I'm glad you and James buried the hatchet.
There's nothing wrong.
There's nothing worse than seeing stories about white children being brutally murdered every day and not getting front page news.
And then seeing infighting from within the movement.
Always remember what's important, big guy.
We are proud of you.
Stay strong.
Well, thanks, big guy.
Yeah, I'm glad we buried the hatchet.
We had a legitimate grievance.
You know, people have legitimate grievances.
And I think it was their fault, generally, you know, Matt and James.
But, you know, there are bigger things and time heals all wounds and all of that.
And, you know, generally, James is a good guy.
I think generally James is a good person.
So, no use in carrying a grudge against somebody like that.
Very solid individual.
So, so I do appreciate that, man.
And God bless.
Thank you so much for the big Super Chat, man.
Much appreciated.
Leon Batty says, people are reading pee pee poo poo on Super Chats.
Yeah.
Alberto says, I was at McDonald's this weekend and they gave us drinks without straws because this BS has come even here.
I can't believe it.
Salvini needs to do something.
Well, where is here?
Are you in England or Italy or something?
I guess Italy because it's Salvini.
But yeah, yeah, true.
We got to have the plastic straws, I guess.
I don't really mind the plastic straw thing.
They're bad for, they are bad for the environment.
I mean, I know it's like a minimal impact, but I don't know, is that the end of the world?
James Russell, to me the African migrants are kind of the bigger concern as opposed to the paper straws.
James Russell says, hey Nick just became a premium member.
Is there a time period to how long the subscription will get activated?
I think it takes like an hour or something for you to get an email to set up your account, but it should be like within a day.
Mr. Therapist says, or my therapist says, you and Spencer have matching mustaches.
Well, that's not true because Richard Spencer is a gay retard, so they're not exactly matching.
AK says, pick one.
Cringe Spencer versus Chad Duke.
What's your problem with the latter?
I'm just not answering this.
Frank says, talked to an old-timer yesterday and how Marxism ruined our country.
Thought he was a woke boy until he told me to check out this smart guy named Ben Shapiro.
Damn baby boomer let me down again.
Yeah, very relatable.
I met a boomer at one of these anti-gun protests in Chicago and he seemed totally based.
He was like, because I was there at a counter protest and this guy was like, oh yeah, I'm with you.
You're like, you're right on.
And I'm like, thanks dude.
And he starts telling me about Frankfort school on marxism and like oh this guy's based and then i realized no like he's just a cringe like bill bill uh bill whittle tier boomer not bill mitchell bill whittle tier boomer andrew clavin tier boomer you know so it's disappointing uh not today's as you said you're a bit of a narcissist you're not if you were you'd be picking up a shiny shabos nickels you're reaching something bigger than you Well, I mean, I don't know.
I mean, I'm a cocky sort of youngster, a little bit self-absorbed.
This is what I mean by this.
I said I'm a bit narcissistic.
I don't think that means that I would be a sellout for that.
America First Premium members says there's a documentary on Michael Jackson on HBO and I was pleased to learn that he was very woke on the female question.
Hashtag no e-girls.
Ah, based Michael Jackson.
Very good.
Josh Sears is in regards to the Epstein murder.
Sam Hyde said it best.
The police report said it was a 60-year-old Jewish guy.
Yeah, that's pretty good.
Level Best says every show Nick does is premium.
Anyone who complains is probably going to hell anyway.
Now, pass me the collection plate, brother.
Hey, well thanks, big guy.
That's what a model knicker looks like.
You know, somebody who's gonna stick up for me.
A real ride or die.
You know, Eli Schafer said, I'm creating a cult and it's troubling.
I'm cultivating this cult of young people.
And it's like, yeah, exactly.
We are, we are going to deliver a cult.
That's all we want, but it's going to be one that's good for people, right?
It's going to be one that's actually good for people, and it's not immoral.
Mrs. Bronx says, keep up the hard work, big guy.
Well, thanks for the big super chat.
Much appreciated.
Regular Pats says, best advice ever.
Suicide is gay.
Imagine, yeah, a totally gay thing to do.
Don't kill yourself.
Very cringe.
Inner City Democrats says, we'll keep posting cringe super chats and requesting you impersonate Rant Nation until you give us a Richard Spencer story.
You want a Richard Spencer story?
You really want one of those?
unidentified
There's so many good ones to pick from.
I've heard a lot of them this past couple of weeks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I think I'm going to save him for a premium show.
I need to get you guys to sign up somehow.
I'm going to be Jewish about it and say, I'm going to tell them on the premium show.
You want the premium gossip, you got to watch the premium show, you know?
But trust me, from my personal interactions with him and others, this guy is not a winner.
Believe me, you know, it far transcends politics or even, you know, controversy, things like this.
The guy's just a real loser in the realist sense of the word.
Yeah, they're not working their fingers to the bone on a live show like me.
Don't know.
I don't know.
unidentified
I'm from Chicago.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
That's right.
Yeah, they're not working their fingers to the bone on a live show like me.
Bob Sacamano says, bra, LMAO.
WTF is in Edwardsville.
LMAO.
Don't know.
I don't know.
I'm from Chicago.
You know, I, well, 20 minutes outside of Chicago.
What is that?
You know, Naperville?
Is it near Naperville?
Is it near Aurora?
Is it near Rockford?
What the hell is Edwardsville?
Is that by like Urbana-Champaign?
I've never heard of that before.
Based Herman Cain says Illinois public schools teaching the big gay.
Hold this L. Yeah, very cringe of Illinois to do this.
Dumbass says press F for James Alsup's Instagram.
Was he banned?
I'm not gonna check it now, but I'll have to check that later.
Yikes Department.
Bimmy says, my Wignap brother saw me video chatting my Japanese ladyboy GF.
Great.
And now he's threatening to tell the rest of my family and friends.
How do I redpill him that traps and trannies are based in redpill?
They're not, so I wouldn't do that.
Top Snacks says, Sky King did an epic barrel roll one year ago Saturday.
Yeah, I'm not really about that.
MonsterKill says, whoops, scroll down too far.
unidentified
Oh wow, we got a lot more here.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
MonsterKill says, kill yourself then hell, we'll be reading superchats for eternity.
Yeah, yeah, very true.
Leafs says, superchatter's going to make Nick pull a Robert Bud Dwyer live on stream.
Yeah.
TechnicallyMac says, Nick, please pass this to Heather Heyer, fun to own the libs.
Yeah, HH, thanks.
Your local milkman says, my kids are like, no way am I eating crickets, dad.
No, he doesn't.
pete says surus the skeptic has some real clout debate him no he doesn't maxi says you see hunter avalon btfo ashley st clair if even he can see it that really tells you something yeah i tweeted about this uh the other day raul garza says jesus says crucifixion is a sloppier job than epstein suicide they killed him and his following became the biggest ever very true
I don't know if it's good to compare Jesus Christ to Jeffrey Epstein, but, um, you know, certainly it was somebody who was killed by the same people.
Different reasons, but same people.
Fifth Horseman says, Hey Nick, the Romans, of course.
Fifth Horseman says, Hey Nick, emailed you a background concept.
Perhaps you missed it, so I re-sent tonight.
Oh, great.
If you think it's trash, all good.
Keep up the good work, big boy.
Well, thanks.
I'll check it out, for sure.
Samo says, how was your day big guy?
Uh, it was going pretty good.
You know, it was going fine until about a half hour ago.
No, I'm kidding.
Uh, Ben says, HH, yeah.
Uh, Lunar McChicken says, bottom text back to blue.
Thank of that.
Yeah, great.
White Sox says, Nick, will you come on my show and debate me?
I don't have a topic, but I only have 29 subscribers.
Help a brother out?
Yeah, sounds great.
Sounds perfect for me.
Draconium says, how did the Hunter drama start?
How do you not know this?
I challenged him to a debate.
He backed out.
I mean, that's really it.
Bro, did you just use the triple parentheses meme, dude?
You're so based, dude.
Yeah, yeah.
My dad's a Lutheran pastor.
Oh, yeah, so there's that influence.
Well, I hope you do become Catholic.
Get away from this Lutheranism.
Martin Luther caused nothing but problems for this world, so good to hear.
No.
Pete says, I looked into some of the great Sub-Saharan civilizations and it turns out all the leaders and intellectuals were Berbers and the like.
unidentified
LOL.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Yeah, unsurprising.
Finley says, Hey Nick, did you know anything about what happened to our guy True Del Tom?
Uh, no.
No, I do not.
I didn't know anything happened to him.
Leon says, Wendy spicy nuggets are back boys!
Ah great.
Jordan says, did you own any firearms?
Did you see Yang crying?
Yes and yes.
Dennis says, hey big guy good job in your Israel talk with discount Dave Rubin.
By the way some vegan with 10 followers from the no clout department wants to debate.
Oh thanks for telling me.
That's hilarious.
Thank you for sending that.
Totally necessary.
Good take!
Yeah, I read NPC takes in that voice as well.
indoor playground that's hilarious thank you for sending that totally necessary Josh says is Senator Michael Bennett the true personification of a retarded NPC whenever I read a low IQ status or take I hear his voice it's seared into my brain good take I read NPC takes in that voice as well very very strong manifestation of NPC energy Billy says Pat Little dropped out of the 2020 race and has officially endorsed that
The guy is literally a pagan who drinks goat blood.
Yeah, so needless to say Donald Trump is gonna have a tough time in this primary in 2020.
Maybe tougher than in 2016 between all these different candidates from from his rights that are appearing.
John says, what are your beliefs on indulgences and purgatory?
Both Catholic and both true.
Kyle says, your GTA streams are entertaining AF.
When's the next one?
I don't know.
We'll see.
Baba Yaga says, Shalom to Jews.
Shalom to Jews in the chat.
Okay, yeah.
Pete says, I hope Augustus Invictus takes Pat Little as VP.
They need the black vote to beat Trump and Warren.
Yeah, great observation.
America vs. Premium Members says, Biden be like Nibba's Annie and brighter capable.
Yeah, yeah, that is what he said.
Great point.
Dennis Prager's Triple Chin says, Nick, while you're in hell reading those cringe superchats, could you ask Epstein who killed him?
Also, punch John McCain for me.
They're both in hell.
That's the punchline.
That's great.
Totally Not A Troll says, who will bully us cringe superchatters if you get banned?
Well, we're not going to get banned, but I don't know.
Maybe you have to bully yourself.
And Mr. Shades says, congrats on the red flag laws, RIP America.
Yeah, thanks.
That's our last super chat, so that's gonna do it for us tonight on the show.
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