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The Rise of Anti-Racist Action | America First Ep. 444
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
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The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
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and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo.
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I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
You're an e-girl.
You know the rule.
No e-girls.
Who's got the clip?
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. will be our credo.
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I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
You're an e-girl.
You know the rule.
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Who's got the clip?
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Hashtag never e-girls.
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The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo.
It's going to be only America first.
America first.
The American people will come first once again.
With respect, the respect that we deserve.
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first.
America first.
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Good evening, everybody.
We're watching America First.
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
We have a great show for you tonight.
Very excited to be back with you here tonight on yet another episode of America First.
We have a great show and there is a lot to talk about in the news.
Tonight we're going to be looking at a couple of stories that actually aren't even really current events, you know.
I said there's a lot going on in the news.
There's actually not a lot going on in the news at all, actually.
But that's okay, but there's still a lot for us to talk about on the show.
So, tonight our featured story.
It's actually sort of interesting.
You know, I saw this a little bit shortly before going live tonight.
I saw this this evening.
The featured story is, or the title of the video, is about anti-Raw, anti-racist action.
And for people that haven't seen this, it's very obscure.
It's a very obscure reference, but I will explain to you the significance of it.
So lately this week I guess it's Scott Adams and Jack Posobiec and a couple of other alt-right, MAGA world type people from 2016 have been pushing this hashtag called anti-raw, anti-racist.
And of course that is a play on Antifa or anti-fascist, the left-wing organization.
And so they've been billing themselves as the anti-racist alternative to anti-fascism.
And this is supposed to be a rebranding for MAGA and for conservatives so as to repeat the same refrain, you know, to repeat the same chorus rather, which is that conservatives are not racist, right-wing people are not racist, the left is the real racist, right?
And so we're really going to talk a little bit less about this anti-Ra thing We're going to talk more about this concept, this premise, this argument that we hear so often from people on our own side, which is this desperate attempt to try to convince basically white people that we are not the bad guys.
Really?
We're not that racist, right?
We're not racist at all.
So we're going to talk about this anti-Raw argument, this anti-Raw concept.
I think it's particularly relevant today because of what the president tweeted.
Today the president was back on the attack against Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar saying that they're anti-Jewish, anti-Semitic, anti-Israel.
And I want to break down how really effective is this rhetorical strategy.
Because I was tweeting about this today.
You know, I said, listen, big guy, I don't really care about Jews or Israel.
I care about America.
I don't really care if Rashida Tlaib hates Jews and Israel.
I'm not Jewish.
I don't live in Israel.
I live in America.
I'm an American.
I'm Christian.
America is a Christian nation.
And I get a lot of MAGA-type people, a lot of boomer, cringe-type people saying, Well, Nick, you just don't understand.
Don't you see what Trump is trying to do?
He's reframing the conversation so as to pigeonhole the left as the real bigots.
And I hear this so often, I think it deserves a thorough debunking tonight.
So we will be talking about this concept of right-wing anti-racism.
It's bullshit.
We just have to own it!
We just have to own it, alright?
If they call us racist, yeah, so what?
Who cares?
That's, I think, far more effective than what we're getting.
But we'll get into all of that.
It's unfortunate I was going to do a whiteboard.
I was gonna do a couple of different whiteboards this week, but I pull out the whiteboard and for some reason it's all like, it's all warped.
I don't know if that's like a temperature thing?
Maybe a scientist could tell me what's going on with that?
Maybe somebody who knows about materials can tell me about this?
But I pulled out the whiteboard and it's all like bent!
And like, I didn't do that!
You know, I paid like $70 for this really nice whiteboard from OfficeMax.
And so it's not like I'm smashing it over my leg.
I did that to the last one, and then I said I was very stupid.
Had to buy a new one, you know?
So I didn't even do anything to this one, and it's all warped.
So right now I have it on the floor over there.
I have like 20 books on either side of it to try and flatten it out, but it was just completely not presentable.
So we'll have to wait for the whiteboard.
We'll also be talking about a couple of other things.
For example, the president said that he is considering passing a new tax cut.
A payroll tax cut this time which is a little bit better but we'll dive into that.
We're gonna talk about you know what kind of effect that could have on the economy and then subsequently what kind of effect that could have on the election and you know really the idea of the tax cut playbook in the Trump administration.
We'll also be talking about this New article in the New York Times called the 1619 Project.
I don't know if you've seen this, but it basically vindicates everything I've been saying about the left and about really anti-racism.
It's actually a nice tie-in with the featured story for years now.
What the 1619 Project seeks to do, or what it is rather, is it's this special edition of the New York Times and the theme, the premise behind it is they want to redefine America According to the actual starting date of the United States, which is not 1776, but 1619.
They say that everybody thinks of America as starting in 1776, you know, or the Constitution gets finished in 1788 and ratified in 1789, or you know, maybe it's 1945, World War II.
They say, scrap all that.
America started in 1619 when the first slave ship came to North America.
And basically we have to change the whole way we look at our country considering and I guess factoring in slavery.
So I think you can see where I'm going with this.
These are some themes we've talked about on the show for a long time.
We'll discuss that.
And I think it should be a pretty good show.
That should probably take us to the end there.
Should be a good one.
Should be a fun, high-energy show.
Very exciting.
Before we get into any of that, I do just want to say we have to have a little bit of a changing of the guard.
I got a little package in the mail.
Very exciting.
And we have a new addition to the Mug Collection.
If you're a Mug Club We don't have a mug club, but if you have the America vs. Mug, we have a new player on our team.
We've got a new addition.
And tell me what you think.
Which one do you like better?
We have a new one now.
It's part of the new MERP store.
It's a circular as opposed to a boxy square.
I don't know.
I think they're... I think they're basically the same size.
Yeah, they look the same to me.
I think this logo is a little bit smaller.
Maybe we'll blow that up a little bit more.
But we do have a changing of the guard.
It does... it does... I don't know if it's just the logo that's making it look smaller.
It does look kind of smaller to me, but I can assure you it's not.
On camera it looks smaller, but in person it doesn't.
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No, actually it isn't.
The circumference is the same.
Anyway.
Well, anyway, we have, you know, whatever.
We have a new mug.
Old mug is out.
And really, you know, what I like so much about selling mugs is if you just make a new one every three months, everyone has to buy it again.
It's sort of like the iPhone, you know?
It's like, oh, you still have that old mug from like four months ago?
I mean, that's cool.
I guess you could drink out of it, but I mean, you're a bitch.
I mean, you don't have the mug that I have on my desk during the show, and so...
I'm catching you lacking, bro.
I'm catching you lacking.
So, you know, we have this new mug.
You're gonna have to go out and buy it, even if you don't like it, because it has to be authentic.
It has to be genuine, right?
It has to match and conform to what we have on the show.
I guess if it is smaller, it makes my hand look bigger.
Look at the size.
Look at the absolute size of that hand.
Anyway, anyway, I'm having too much fun with that.
So you've got the new mug.
It's on the store I ordered this like a week ago.
It came pretty fast.
So here it is Also one other housekeeping thing before we move on Some people been complaining.
It's just incessant the complaining that I get it's like oh I understand, alright?
This is my job.
I know what's going on in my own universe.
But people are hitting me up on Twitter all day, emailing me.
Nick, the show from last night is not showing up on YouTube.
Nick, the show from last night is...
It's like starting 30 minutes in the middle of it, right?
Like the first 30 minutes is cut off.
People are speculating.
Did he clip it?
Like what's going on?
So for whatever reason, last night's show, it didn't finish processing.
I'm not going to go into total details here.
I'm going to try and make this as brief as possible, but just to give you an idea of what's happening.
After I do the live stream, It gets, like, uploaded as a video.
You know this, right?
I live stream, I finish a live stream, and then it automatically gets posted up as a video.
For it to appear in my feed, it has to finish processing.
I don't know exactly what is done there, but basically it's, I don't know, it's like YouTube's refining it, they're posting it, I don't know all the technical details of it, but normally it takes a couple hours to process.
It shows up in the feed and if it's over if it's over two hours if it's not processed you only get the last two hours of it as opposed to the whole you know if it's like two and a half hours if it's not processed it'll only show a maximum of two hours exactly so that's why the first half hour is cut off.
After it's processed the whole thing is up it's on the feed and everything and like I said normally it takes a couple hours but for some reason it's still not processed like 24 hours later.
So I don't know what's going on with that.
Uh, you know, people are saying, oh, it's YouTube is censoring you.
I'm getting nervous.
Probably it's just a technical glitch.
I've seen things sort of like this before.
So hopefully that's just what it is.
But just a word on that.
People are panicking.
Nick, Nick, I don't, I don't see the video.
I don't see your latest show.
It's like, I know, calm down.
It's just like a technical thing.
But, you know, hopefully that gets fixed.
Hopefully I don't have that problem tonight.
And so that is all the housekeeping things.
We do, I do want to dive into one story before we dive into all the current events type stuff.
You love to see it.
You gotta love this.
I see in my Twitter timeline a new study from the, you know, the scientists that we hear so much about.
I take a lot of heat from this.
I criticize The cult of scientism and empiricism, where people say, you know, I don't believe anything unless a study tells it to me.
I don't believe anything unless, you know, some guy in a lab coat tells it to me.
I don't believe anything unless it's testable.
You can create a hypothesis and test it using physical science.
You know, I'm very much against that cult, that kind of mentality.
And I get pushback from it, people.
That's just sort of the default way of thinking, I think, in this century.
But, you know, look, the scientists have come out with a new study.
Very interesting.
I'll read it to you.
I saw this on Twitter today.
It says, quote, water fluoridation has been hailed by the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control, elements to water fluoridation, and prevention is one of the top great public health achievements of the 20th century, but a new study raises questions about its role as a potential neurotoxin in utero.
The study published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics on Monday found that increased levels of fluoride exposure during pregnancy were associated with declines in IQ in children.
Previous research has made similar findings, but this is the first such study to evaluate the effect of fluoride on populations receiving what the U.S.
Public Health Service considers optimal levels of 0.7 mg of fluoride per liter of drinking water, such as in America and Canada.
The authors found that for each additional 1 mg per liter in concentration of fluoride in a mother's urine, there was a 4.5 point drop.
In IQ, okay?
So for every one milligram per liter in concentration of fluoride in the mother's urine...
4.5 IQ point drop in the children.
The study did not find such a significant association in female children, nor did it examine why boys were more significantly affected.
About 66% of all U.S.
residents receive fluoridated water, but water fluoridation has been contentious since it was implemented by local municipalities in the 50s due to conspiracy theories and health concerns.
So I love even in the article, even in the article where it says yeah there's a pretty strong body of evidence that suggests that fluoride lowers your IQ and here's a new study that shows that even the so-called optimal levels of fluoridated water are causing significant drops in the IQ of children if it's consumed by And then they go on to say, well yeah, I mean, most of the water in the country is fluoridated.
It was very controversial and unimplemented because of conspiracy theories.
Are you starting to get the picture here?
Are you starting to get it?
What's going on here?
You know, it's like Jeffrey Epstein tells his lawyers, see you tomorrow.
He writes his will two days before he commits suicide by hanging himself, his six foot tall body, off the top bunk of the bunk bed, right?
And everybody who says it's a little bit suspicious is a conspiracy theorist.
You got an article like this, studies show that fluoride lowers your IQ, but anybody who opposes fluoridated water, well these are conspiracy theorists.
Anybody who was concerned in 2016 about Hillary Clinton's health was a conspiracy theorist.
Right?
Anybody who notices the World Zionist Congress or the World Jewish Congress as a conspiracy theorist, right?
If you look at Operation Northwoods, if you look at the Clean Break Memo of 1996, if you believe that kind of stuff, you're a conspiracy theorist.
Are you starting to get the game here?
That, to me, is one of the more important things.
We can look at each individual issue and I can show you.
I mean, I can show you the evidence For all this stuff.
Some of this stuff I can't show you the evidence for, because if I did, I'd be put in jail in some countries, or it'd be against YouTube's terms of service.
You know, if I tried to debunk certain things, it could pose big problems for me, right?
But I could show you all the evidence for all these different things.
For all the things that, you know, conspiracy theorists tend to orbit around.
But that's really the particularist vision of it.
To me, what matters a lot more is that nobody cares about the evidence or the facts if it's branded a conspiracy theory.
That's the real red pill.
Because I could show you, if you wanted to come to me and say, Nick, I don't believe you when you say that the Israelis pushed us to war in Israel.
I don't believe you when you say that maybe the Israelis had prior knowledge of the 9-11 attacks.
Well, I could show you the evidence!
I could show you the Clean Break memo, I could show you the Freedom of Information Act request, the images from the FBI, I could show you all the evidence for this, right?
The problem is, and that's one example, nobody cares about the evidence, nobody cares what you say, nobody cares about the facts, because it's a conspiracy theory, and by nature, by that connotation, people can hand-wave it away and say, well, that's, uh, that's, that is what crazy people traffic in.
That's what non-government entities traffic and people without credibility.
It's a very simple way to brand something as you can't talk about it, you can't think about it.
It's totally delegitimized.
So, I see this story and it's another reminder.
Use water filters, okay?
If you want your kids to not be autistic, if you want your kids to, you know, not be retarded level IQ, Probably gonna be a good idea to not listen to what the doctors are telling you.
You know, look, for what it's worth, the vaccine stuff, the fluoridated water, I just don't trust them.
I don't trust what they're putting in our bodies.
I think everything that we've been consuming is killing us.
The proof of the fluoride is in the drinking, as they say, right?
So...
You know, on the one hand, water filter is going to be a good idea.
We kind of told you so about the precious bodily fluids and all that.
But on the other hand, it's another sort of sobering reminder about the nature of conspiracy theories.
Whenever you hear that word, you always got to be on guard and say, you know, what are the facts here?
Where is the evidence?
Obviously, powerful people don't want you to look into things like this whenever you hear that phrase, but...
That's the water.
I know I sound probably psycho crazy or something to some people.
I imagine to a lot of people I'm making a lot of sense, but we're gonna move on to more current events type things.
You know, we can't... Look, we can't spend the whole show talking about fluoride.
Fluoride and water, right?
I mean...
This is not InfoWars.
We already have somebody who does that.
We're going to move on.
We're going to talk about... I guess we'll start with the payroll tax because the New York Times story and the anti-RUF thing are sort of a nice tie-in.
So we'll start with the payroll tax cut.
Like I said, the president is considering a new tax cut.
This was reported today by BBC.
I'll read you this report.
It says, quote, President Donald Trump has confirmed he is considering a new temporary payroll tax to help boost the U.S.
economy.
White House officials had earlier dismissed reports that the administration was discussing the move.
But speaking to reporters, the president said, quote, a payroll tax is something that we think about and a lot of people would like to see that.
Can't confirm.
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workers pay payroll taxes on their earnings to finance health insurance, Social Security, and pensions.
This is BBC, so they have to explain for the very stupid Angloids how things go in a serious country.
Mr. Trump has been talking up the U.S.
economy in recent days amid growing unease about a potential recession.
He said, quote, we're very far from a recession.
A strong economy is seen as key to his re-election prospects in 2020, but continuing trade tensions with China have sparked concerns about an imminent slowdown.
Tax cuts when the president took office helped boost the economy and sparked a surge in share prices on Wall Street, but many economists think the impact of those cuts is starting to wane.
The president said, quote, we are looking at various other tax reductions, but I'm looking at that all the time anyway.
Tax reductions.
That's one of the reasons why we're in such a strong economic position.
He also suggested his administration was looking at possible cuts in capital gains tax but emphasized that nothing had been decided yet.
So we look at the payroll taxes and to me this is actually kind of a white pill because you know honestly the administration gets a lot of heat and deservedly so for focusing so much on tax cuts.
You know of course we look at this administration we look at the campaign that brought this administration into power And we say that that campaign was not about tax cuts, right?
I mean, what differentiated and distinguished Donald Trump from the rest of the GOP, from the rest of the establishment, from people in his own party, was that he was not totally concerned about the gross domestic product, and he was not totally concerned about fiscal conservatism and being a budget hawk and cutting taxes.
It was because he was focused on things like mass immigration, a far bigger issue.
He was focused on foreign wars.
He was focused on Free trade, which everybody thinks the economy is one thing, but trade and fiscal policy are actually very different.
You know, so those were sort of the three core issues that distinguished and I think propelled him into the White House.
And so it came as a big shock to everybody when he spent the first one and a half years of his administration working on tax cuts and on health care.
You know, I'll never forget.
It never ceases to amaze me what a blunder it was that right after he got inaugurated, they wasted eight months trying to figure out health care.
It was like appalling that they didn't have anything in the chamber ready to go for if a Republican got into the White House.
You know, because Republicans had campaigned since 2010.
I mean, they won the House for the first time in 2010 running against Obamacare.
They won the Senate in 2014 running against Obamacare.
I mean, they won every consecutive election in the House Since 2010 on repealing and replacing Obamacare.
Then we finally got it in the White House and they didn't know what to do.
You remember they tried like three different times to repeal Obamacare.
It failed all three times.
They even wasted a specific provision in the Senate which allows for an appropriations bill to get passed with a simple majority as opposed to a two-thirds majority to break the filibuster.
So it was a tremendous waste of time, a waste of that provision, it was a disaster, and then As if it couldn't get any worse, then they spent the next like four or five months trying to get this tax cut through.
And again, the tax cut would have been one thing.
This is the critical point to remember.
It would have been one thing if the tax cut was for the middle class.
It would have been one thing if the tax cut was for the working class.
But the tax cut that was passed in, I think it was December 2017, was largely a corporate tax cut.
If you look at what this bill actually did, and I know a lot of people are going to say, well my tax bill went down, or you know, the Treasury Department says that 90 plus percent of households got a tax cut.
It was minimal compared to the tax break that corporations got.
The corporate tax rate went from something like, what was it, 34 percent down to 21 percent.
So they got over a 10 percent cut.
Nobody got more than a 10 percent cut in terms of the middle class, the working class, And this is what people in the administration admit.
They said that, well, this was technically designed to be the first tax cut and there was supposed to be a follow-up that was designed specifically for the middle class.
Steve Bannon talked a lot about this after he left the administration.
I think several months ago he went on a tour.
He did that debate up in Canada.
He went to the Oxford Union or whatever, and he explained that the tax cut in 17 was mainly designed in order to shift production from China to America, to sort of reorient supply chains from Asia back to North America.
It was intended to be a business-friendly tax cut, and there was supposed to be something else later.
So all of this to say, all of this background is to say, I understand why a lot of people are skeptical of the tax cut agenda, because it was such a mistake to focus on that at the outset.
It did not result in electoral gains.
You know, obviously we lost the House.
We've been over this in the past week about what a disaster the midterms were.
And on top of that, it didn't help the middle class really in a significant way or not as much as it did for corporations.
So if he passed a payroll tax, I would say that politically that would be very popular.
Politically, I would support that.
I think it's time for that.
I think that would be good for the economy.
I think that'd be good for people.
I think that'd be good for re-election.
Don't want to overstate the electoral benefit.
You know, the going wisdom into 2018 was that if the economy's doing good, Trump will win the House again.
He'll maintain the Senate, or he'll retain the Senate rather.
And that was obviously wrong.
The economy played virtually no role in the 2018 midterms.
So I'm not trying to overstate the electoral consequences, but I am in favor of helping out the middle class.
I am in favor of helping out working people.
A payroll tax would be the way to do it, so I do support it in that way.
Aside from that, economically it would be a very smart move.
The timing, of course, is not a coincidence that right after You see the inversion of the yield curve last week and these fears from China and Germany that manufacturing is shrinking in those countries and people are fearing a global recession or a recession in America.
The timing is not a coincidence that this week he says we're going to take new measures to cut taxes and basically inject more capital in the economy.
They're talking about cutting interest rates again.
So obviously the timing is critical.
He's now looking for new ways, and a lot of ways, I guess all options are probably on the table, to get the economy going again because I think they know in the administration, like I said last week, like I said on Friday, that if there's a recession before the 2020 election, I mean he's gonna have a really hard time winning re-election.
I would say it's virtually impossible.
Because like I said on Friday, the one thing that this guy has going for him The wall's not built.
Illegal immigration is worse, arguably, than ever.
It's definitely worse than it has been in 20 years.
We're still involved in every foreign war than when we got into office, right?
Even some that people have never even heard of, like in Yemen and West Africa and like Niger and Burkina Faso, you know, countries like this.
On trade, we still have not achieved a significant deal with China.
We haven't achieved a deal, you know, the USMCA has been settled but it hasn't been ratified by the Senate.
So the one thing we had going for us was, well, the economy was pretty sound.
If that goes...
I don't think we're going to like the result in 2020.
So, in short, payroll tax, it's good in general, and it's good for the economy.
It's good politics.
I think it should be supported.
That said, I think probably securing the border would go a little bit further at this point in time.
But, you know, if we can't do that, then maybe payroll taxes are good enough for now.
So that's the payroll taxes, but we're going to move on.
We're going to talk about this, I think these are both kind of similar stories, the 1619 Project and the Antirah thing.
So I'll start with the 1619 Project.
Like I said, this came out over the weekend.
This is a special edition in the New York Times, and the 1619 moniker comes from, like I said, the year in which the first slave ships arrived in North America.
And this is a project by the New York Times to explore American history and sort of rewrite American history considering the legacy of slavery.
We can never, we can never just let it go.
We can never forget about slavery.
It's still ever-present.
And I'll read you, this is a little summary of the project in the New Yorker and then I'll break down the significance of it.
The New York Times Magazine's new 1619 project is a special edition that reframes American history around one date, August 1619, when the first slave ship arrived in America's shores.
The 4th of July in 1776 is regarded by most Americans as the country's birthday, says the introduction on the Times website.
But what if we were to tell you that the country's true birthdate, the moment that its defining contradictions first came into the world, was in late August 1619?
I can imagine an extremely Jewish voice reading this.
But what if we were to tell you that the real birthdate of the country was when the first slave ship came here and not the American Revolution?
The project, released online Wednesday and in print on Sunday, outlines its thesis.
Quote, No aspect of the country that would be formed here has been untouched by the years of slavery that followed.
Through reported essays, long-form articles, and works of literature, the Project 1619 aims to deepen readers' understanding of American history.
Deepen your understanding of American history.
In the days and weeks to come, we will publish essays demonstrating that nearly everything that has made America exceptional grew out of slavery, the introduction says.
The idea was pitched in January by staff writer Nicole Hannah-Jones, who has a degree in African American Studies and has spent her career writing about modern racial inequities and segregation, winning a MacArthur grant.
Also known as a genius grant for her work in 2017.
You know, something tells me that Nicole Hannah-Jones is not a genius.
Something tells me that Nicole Hannah-Jones is an idiot.
And the 1619 Project is part of the agenda that I've been talking about.
For years, this is what the left seeks to achieve culturally for this country, which is a total rewriting, a total redefinition of what the United States of America is.
You know, I'm obviously famous, somewhat famous, infamous some might say, because I attended the Charlottesville rally.
Of course, people know this.
This is why nobody talks to me from high school anymore.
That's okay.
That's fine.
I don't care.
But I went to the Charlottesville rally.
And what was the Charlottesville rally actually about?
Well, we rallied in Charlottesville, Virginia in particular because this is University of Virginia.
In particular, this is where Lee Park is.
Robert E. Lee Park with the Robert E. Lee statue.
And this was seen as the epicenter of this cultural genocide being waged against American history.
We saw this after, I think, the Dylann Roof shootings.
We saw this Confederate flag debacle with Nikki Haley in South Carolina.
And the process was, and this had been going on for years, that they were going around renaming everything that had the name of some kind of a racist, or a Confederate general, or a Confederate leader, a slave owner, something like that.
They were taking down the statues.
And this is what was going to happen in Charlottesville, is they were going to rename the park because Robert E. Lee was a general for the Confederacy, and they were going to take down a statue because he was a Confederate general.
And so we rallied in Charlottesville to say, this is our history.
This is who we are as a country.
Maybe you don't like it.
Maybe you're uncomfortable with that.
But Robert E. Lee was an American, right?
And that's part of our heritage.
That's part of our shared experience as a nation.
My ancestors weren't here for the Civil War, but I recognize fully that Robert E. Lee and people that descend from the people that landed at the Mayflower are, yes, more American than any immigrant that came here in the last 100 years.
My ancestors included.
It's just by definition, it has to be the case.
Been here for longer, experienced more, been a part of the history, contributed more.
It's as simple as that.
Right?
But what this is a part of, a lot of people look at the destruction of the monuments, the renaming of the parks, and they say, well, those guys are bad people.
Those guys are bad people.
You know, we can say objectively today that slavery is wrong.
And if somebody held slaves, well, you know, they're morally a bad person.
Why should we venerate these people?
And they say, well, anyway, it's sort of a trivial matter in the first place.
We're talking about decorations.
We're talking about something totally ceremonial.
The name of a park, ornamentation, a statue.
What difference does it make?
Why don't we put up a statue of Martin Luther King Jr.?
But what I've been saying for years is this actually matters kind of more than anything else.
Because what's being done is very deliberate.
They're taking down statues of people like Robert E. Lee, and pretty soon they'll be taking down statues of people like Thomas Jefferson and George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, I'm sure, even.
And they're putting up statues of Marcus Garvey and Booker Washington, and they're putting up statues of W.E.B. Dubois, and they're putting up statues of all these civil rights people because they're fundamentally redefining what the United States of America is.
It's no longer a British colony, you know, descended from a British colony informed by Anglo customs and Protestant culture, and it's no longer about liberalism, essentially, and this idea of limited government and self-government.
We have new founding fathers now.
The new founding fathers are Martin Luther King Jr.
And, you know, who is the one on the bus?
Rosa Parks.
And it's Malcolm X. And the new starting date for the country is not 1776 like it says in this article.
It's 1619.
And you know, the real story of the country is not about people that tamed the wilderness and people that explored and settled the new land and conquered the continent from sea to shining sea to spread freedom and Christianity and democracy.
You know, instead it's the history of Racial vengeance.
Instead, it is the history of black people being kidnapped and getting theirs.
Now it's the history of non-white people seeking historical vengeance for colonialism.
You understand how that story is completely different now.
Whereas before, it was this triumphant story of European man, of the white man, conquering, settling, exploring.
Raising up the land.
You know, we took Manhattan Island, right?
We took New York City and we turned it from a swamp or, you know, some little harbor into the greatest world city in the history of mankind.
That's what America used to be about.
It was about the ambition, this mission from God, this manifest destiny.
And now instead it's totally reframed, where it says that actually America is the epicenter of this racial grievance About colonialism.
Now it's about the ascendant person of color.
It's about the ascendant negro, the ascendant black man or brown man.
It's about the historical black man, the historic West African, the historic indigenous American, the historic Asian, rising up and seeking retribution against the colonists, against the white man.
People like Martin Luther King Jr.
and Malcolm X being early progenitors, but now they're going to come and take back what is theirs, and that's the new triumphant tale of America.
And so we'll have a new starting date, we'll have new heroes, we're gonna have a new story, a new culture, new everything.
And people don't understand what comes next.
In a new country.
New people.
New people.
People don't understand that the cultural genocide begets an actual genocide.
Because you cannot have a culturally different country but still have white people hanging around.
Or at least you can't have white people hanging around and enjoying any kind of political enfranchisement.
You can't have white people hanging around and even enjoying political, social, or legal equality.
It's a new country, right?
And so they're saying that, well, if the new country says, and is defined against the white man, defined in its opposition against the immoral, evil, racist, colonist, oppressive white man, Well, then we're gonna have to get rid of the white man.
That's how it starts.
You know, they're taking down the statues one day, tomorrow they're taking down you.
Tomorrow they're taking down our leaders in government, and the next day they're going after and targeting every individual citizen.
In my opinion, I think that's really the only place that this can go, because this rhetoric, it's so obvious, it's so obvious what the endgame is.
You know, think of it this way.
A lot of people, I think, draw a fair comparison between Nazi Germany and America.
Pretty convenient analogy for us on America First because, you know, we hate the Nazis, right?
Imagine in Nazi Germany, you know, you're a Jewish kid sitting in a German classroom and they're teaching about how, you know, and this is totally false, but they're teaching about how Jews destroyed Germany because they were war profiteers in the Great War and then they negotiated the horrible Paris Peace Conference, you know, the Treaty of Versailles that ended World War I.
Saddle Germany with this terrible war debt and caused hyperinflation and the Jews are responsible for transsexualism and they're responsible for all this degeneracy.
They're responsible for Weimar Germany, the terrible conditions that prevail there.
You know, imagine you're in the minority and in the history books it is saying that everything going wrong in the country historically and contemporarily is the result of, you know, your ancestors What do you think is the end result?
What do you think is the end result when the textbooks that we have today that say that, well, American history is the history of genociding Native Americans, enslaving blacks, discriminating against Hispanics, discriminating against Asians, you know, with Asian Exclusion Acts and things like that, and beating up homosexuals.
Maybe it's fine now.
What happens 50 years down the road when the white man's in a minority?
What happens in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles school districts when you've got a classroom of 30 kids and you've got 3, 4, 5, 100% white kids?
And history books say the majority of the classroom's ancestors were enslaved, oppressed, spit on, beaten, all these other things by the ancestors of this handful of kids.
What do you think's gonna happen, folks?
It doesn't take a good imagination to see what the endgame is here.
So, I see the 1619 stuff, and to me it only vindicates explicitly what we've been saying on this show for years.
And again, I get called a conspiracy theorist for this, I get called some kind of agitator, I get called crazy, but it's right there.
You know, in the one breath, they tell you, that's not happening.
We believe in anti-racism.
We believe in total equality.
You're crazy.
Why genocide isn't happening?
And then in another breath, they say, well, we have to redefine America against white people.
We have to redefine America so that the white man is the villain, and we want to make America minority white.
And we want to disenfranchise white people by outvoting them.
It's like, you can't have it both ways.
I guess if you're Jewish, you can have it both ways.
Uh, but we're gonna move on.
We're gonna talk about our featured story here, and then hopefully we can move on to our Super Chats.
The featured story is, of course, about Antiron.
I guess this is actually a nice tie-in to what I just talked about, because to me, this is, uh, this is what the racism stuff is all about.
You know, so like I said at the top of the show, what the Alt-Lite and a lot of these MAGA brain boomer type people are trying to do is they're coming up with hashtags, they're coming up with, you know, these kinds of slogans.
The general rhetorical strategy of the MAGA, Inc. affiliates has been to say that, well, the Democrats are the real racists.
You know, we know this is Dinesh D'Souza, this is Donald Trump championing low black unemployment and this kind of stuff.
The rhetorical blitz has been, well, we are the real champions of equality because, you know, we believe everybody's an American.
The left was founding the KKK and slavery and something all those years ago.
And the latest iteration of this is this anti-RAH hashtag.
Scott Adams and Jack Posobiec saying, well, if the left has anti-fa, anti-fascist, well, we are going to bill ourselves anti-Ra, anti-racist, because we are against racism.
I'll just give you an example of the absolute stupidity which prevails on our own side.
Scott Adams, the Dilbert guy, says, Oh, that's so clever, Scott.
Yeah, you'll never get called a racist again.
You know, black people everywhere are like, what the fuck?
I'm gonna vote for Donald Trump now.
Wait a second, you're anti-racist?
What?
My problem was with racists, not with white people.
Shit, I'm voting for Donald Trump and shit in 2020.
What are you, retarded?
You know, Donald Trump today tweets out, Sorry, I don't buy Representative Tlaib's tears.
I have watched her violence, craziness, and most importantly, words for far too long.
Now tears?
She hates Israel and all Jewish people.
She is an anti-Semite.
She and her three friends are the new face of the Democrat Party.
Live with it!
Did you know that 80% of Jews disapprove of President Trump?
80% of Jews don't like Donald Trump.
So what's the deal here?
And this just lays out bare why this whole strategy is just so ill-fated in the first place from a practical consideration.
You know, the common conservative trope...
What they've been trying to do for about 30 years is on the defensive.
When the left frames the political paradigm, the moral paradigm of the political dialectic in America, they say the worst thing that you can be is a racist.
The worst thing that you can be, in other words, is somebody who speaks ill of non-white people.
That's what it means to be racist, right?
Only white people can be racist.
And racism is generally having negative opinions or speaking ill of non-white people.
That's an important detail.
You know, so they have they have defined the political compass or they've just they've defined the moral paradigm and they've said the worst thing you can be in politics is not even really like a rapist.
It's not even really like any even like a murderer or something.
Look at like Roman Polanski.
Like that guy's doing fine.
Look at a lot of these like pedophile Hollywood directors or people.
Jeffrey Epstein was able to be, I mean he was just fine in Hollywood.
The worst thing he can be is a bigot.
Somebody who speaks ill of non-whites and Jews, right?
And so conservatives have always been on the defensive, conceding the moral framework to the left and saying, you're right!
You're right!
Racism is the ultimate wrong.
Speaking ill of non-white people is the worst thing a person can do.
But we're not doing that!
You're doing that!
And, I mean, this is ridiculous because, of course, the reason the left uses this argument is because it's politically effective for them, because non-white people vote for Democrats and white people vote for Republicans.
It's as simple as that.
It works for Democrats because there's a lot more white people in the Republican Party than in the Democratic Party, and there's a lot more non-white people in the Democratic Party by far than in the Republican Party.
So if they define the moral paradigm as the worst thing you can do is be a white person speaking ill of a black person, well, I mean, that totally fits with their constituency.
That totally fits with their electorate, which is the vast majority is non-whites.
With Republicans, what are you doing?
It doesn't make any sense!
Do you know that 10% of black people, I think it was less, I think it was like 7% of black people voted for Republicans in 2016.
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It was like 27% of Hispanics who voted for Trump.
The percentage of Jews was like, I think, the tiniest out of all the minorities.
So it just doesn't make any sense from a political standpoint to launch that attack back.
You know, just look no further than these statistics on this.
Do they really believe that if they tell Jews, Ilhan Omar is an anti-Semite, that Jews are going to stop hating, you know, white nationalist conservatives?
Look at all these Jews in Hollywood, like Sarah Silverman.
Sarah Silverman said, Yeah, Jews killed Jesus Christ.
I'd do it again.
That's what she said.
Sarah Silverman said that about Jesus Christ, okay?
Ben Shapiro said Jesus Christ was a rebel in the Roman Empire who got killed for his trouble, okay?
I mean, this is Jewish opinion of white America, Christianity, nationalism.
I mean, they hate it, right?
So do people really believe, and this is from the practical side of things, do they really believe that if we simply, like, sort of put our fingers in our ear and say, la la la, no no no, I know you are, but what am I?
No you!
You know, they say you're a white supremacist.
No you!
Do they think that anybody's compelled by this?
Do they think that black people are, you know, following this?
Or do they see Republicans as the racist party?
That's a party of white people.
White people did slavery and shit.
They're the racists.
I'll never vote for them, ever.
And Jews, you know, same with them.
Revolutionary spirit.
I mean, a little bit more complicated with them, but they say, you know, Republicans are nationalists.
Republicans are the party of the majority.
I'm a minority.
I want to protect myself.
I don't like them, right?
And it's as simple as that.
It's as simple as that.
Beyond that, let's think about it from the paradigmatic level, from the idea of the moral paradigm.
We should just simply own the idea of racism.
Hate to say it, folks, I know a lot of people would say, oh, that's terrible, that's anathema, you could never say that.
But, I mean, think about this.
What the right wing is, is a philosophy of distinction.
That's the whole idea.
What conservatism is, fundamentally, is about distinction.
It says that men are different than women.
Black is different than white.
Old is different than young.
Christian is different than Jew.
Heterosexual is different than homosexual.
There are differences.
People are defined by their differences.
The differences are meaningful.
And these meaningful differences have consequences for the society and how we ought to govern it.
That's what it means to be right-wing.
And so when they say you're a racist, when they say you're a sexist, when they say you're a homophobe, an Islamophobe, something like that.
I mean, maybe it would be foolish to say, I identify as racist or something like that.
But what we do have to own is that we do believe in distinction.
When they say, oh, Republicans want to make it all about race.
Well, it is about race, right?
It is about gender.
It is about these things.
It's about equality.
And so, really, the crux of this argument is that Republicans have embraced the idea of equality, of egalitarianism, in accepting this idea of anti-racism, all this kind of stuff.
They've sort of gotten equality, it's also their shoehorning in like this anti-white agenda, but they've said basically, yeah, we take this very liberal presupposition of equality as the gospel truth and our highest governing principle.
We have to reject that.
The right by its nature is illiberal and anti-egalitarian.
And for our own sake, for our own interests, we have to be that way.
So I see this anti-Roth stuff.
They're the real anti-Semites.
They're the real bad guys.
And I think, from a practical perspective, this doesn't work.
And from a moral perspective, this is not what we believe.
This is not what we're in favor of.
You know, for example, would anybody believe, as an example, That if the country were 99% West African tomorrow, that it would still be America?
Would anybody be okay with that?
Would anybody be okay with America becoming 99% West African tomorrow, even if they all believe in the Constitution?
Even if they all believe in the Declaration of Independence?
You know, let's say tomorrow a billion Africans just appeared and they, you know, they became the dominant force by far in the society.
Would we say that that's still America?
Probably not.
We would not be okay with that.
And it does have to do with race.
You know, I don't think... Let's just say they spoke perfect English, they spoke like white people, they dressed like white people, danced like white people.
We would still say that probably there's something sort of off about that.
It wouldn't be the same country.
I don't think we'd really be down with that, right?
Now, could you say that it's racist to believe that?
Well, I mean, you know, given certain definitions, perhaps.
But we still would be against it.
We have to think about these things in greater detail than trying to make ourselves comfortable by finding all these nice little rationalizations to remain politically correct.
In other words, people say, well, you know, I'm only against illegal immigration.
Or, if I'm against legal immigration, it's only because they're not assimilating.
I'm only against legal immigration because, well, you know, they're taking welfare.
They're not contributing.
You know, but people will not just come right out and say that America has to be a white country.
For it to remain America, for it to remain the same America that it was 200 years ago, it has to be European descended.
It has to be, you know?
And, you know, it'll be a different America, it'll still be called America, it will still live in that country, but it'll be different.
It'll be fundamentally different from the country that preceded it.
It'll be a new iteration of it, a new version, and we know that's because of multiracialism, you know?
So the way we think about rhetoric, the way we think about framing is very important.
I see what Donald Trump is trying to do.
I see what these guys are trying to do.
The worst thing he can be in politics today is a racist.
So they say, why not just say, uh, I know you are, but what am I?
Ah, that's the genius framing.
The left has made bigotry the worst thing, so we'll make the left the bigots.
There's one problem.
Nobody believes it.
It's not true.
It's not true.
At the core, the Republican Party, like it or not, is the white party.
It's the nationalist party.
It's the illiberal party.
It has to be the anti-egalitarian party.
None of these little hashtags or goofy little rationalizations is going to change that.
It's only going to...
I think, play into the enemy's hands.
It's a losing strategy.
So, I see that kind of stuff.
It's just more bonehead nonsense from the alt-right.
I can't wait until the election kicks off.
We're gonna eat these people alive.
I see these alt-right people.
They're such faggots, honestly.
You know, I mean, they really are, in the sense that, like, in 2015, I think I was saying this on Telegram, or maybe I was saying it on the show, it was, like, cool to be pro-Zionism and pro-gay and pro...
Feminism.
Because at the time, all the conservative media was talking about, well, the Muslim issue, right?
Sharia law.
And so what was the antithesis?
What was the answer to the Islamic takeover, this clash of civilizations?
It was paused up, globo-homo-liberalism.
We're gonna kiss men and, you know, we're gonna promote women.
Look, women driving, does that trigger you, Arab?
You know, things like this.
But in 2020, it's just so transparent.
But these people don't have a clue.
It's so transparent that these people are owned, bought, paid for, and that's not cool.
And all their audience is boomers.
I mean, you look at any of these people, any one of these people who were big stuff during the 2016 election, alt-right people, they don't have an organic mass following of young people.
Their following is all these cringe MAGA-tards.
It's all these people taking selfies in their sunglasses in their cars.
You know, people that are replying in all capital letters with the, you know, Israel flag emoji in their username.
Hashtag where we go one, we go all.
Keep up the good work from Dayton, Florida.
You know, Granny Trump.
Grannies for Trump.
Something like this, right?
And so I just can't wait in 2020.
We're gonna eat these people alive.
The thing is, we just have to have the right people, you know?
Maybe we could have done that in 16, if not for some bad actors, some bad decisions, but I'm getting so excited.
Like I said yesterday, I'm giddy with anticipation that all these Ziocons, all these cucked Libtards in the Alt-Lite and the Conservative Inc., MAGA Inc.
movement, they're not going to stand a chance, right?
But we're going to move on, we're going to take a look at our Super Chats, we'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
It's very white-pilling, right?
Very, very... Is that a white pill?
Hello, white pill department?
Is that a white pill?
Let's see.
VideoGameSnakes says, if you don't vote for Trump, you're anti-semitic and should be Epstein'd.
Doubly so if you're a race traitor Hebrew.
Okay.
If you doesn't own a MAGA KIPPA.
Okay.
Well, I guess that you kind of tied it up nicely.
Yeah, I agree.
If you don't vote for Trump, you're a race traitor.
You're a Jewish race traitor.
Bos Vivos says, hope you had your Belvita snack bar chum.
Good luck.
Actually didn't.
I had a yogurt.
A yogurt drink.
Yogurt drink department?
Yeah, because I like slept all day.
I didn't sleep all day.
I stayed up all night.
I stayed up most of the day.
I was trying to stay awake, but I fell asleep at like, I want to say like noon or one.
Or something, and I woke up like an hour before the show, slammed down a yogurt drink, got in the shower, you know.
Let's see, Master of War says, hey Nick, given the increase in both the length of the show and low quality $2 super chats, is it time for hashtag mandatory minimums, perhaps starting at $10?
Keep up the good work, big guy.
Yeah, I've been thinking about that, but I don't know how to raise it.
I tried to raise it one time, but I don't know how to do that, so... So, I don't know.
If anybody knows how to do that, send me an email, I guess.
Aniko says, Antira brought to you by the same people behind Jexodus.
Yeah, Jewish Exodus.
These people are so stupid, man.
So, so ignorant.
Tony R says, hey Nick saw literally gay Jew with his goy friend all over each other at the grocery store today.
Sorry to hear that.
That sucks, bro.
I don't know what people want me to say to that.
It's like, Nick, today I was outside.
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Okay.
InnerCityDemocrats says, if you've ever drank kombucha, you're gay.
Well, hey, I'm safe.
I've never had one of those.
I don't know.
I mean, they are probiotics, right?
I mean, that's what that is.
So I mean, it seems healthy, but I mean, it is kind of faggy.
People that are drinking that stuff, but I've never had one.
Eric says, do you think an attempted de-Kulakization is likely or inevitable?
It's not going to happen.
Look, the rich people run the show.
If anything, it's the middle class that's going to get their shit kicked in, you know?
It will be sort of similar to the Kulaks in the sense that, you know, the Kulak was what?
Like the rich peasant or the well-to-do peasants?
I guess in that sense, You know, maybe you could call that the hollowing out of the middle class.
I think the future of the country will just be totally bifurcated between the rich and the poor.
You're gonna have poor people and rich people and nothing in between.
So yeah, if that's, you know, I think that's probably an accurate analogy for what the kulak was in the Soviet Union.
The peasant that was not, you know, totally destitute or whatever.
Then yeah, for sure it's happening.
I think it's inevitable.
aircraft carrier says massive gay pride parades to trigger the libs.
Yeah, Charlie Kirk says Israel has massive gay pride parades and the Palestinian Authority just outlawed all LGBT activity.
Based?
I love Israel now?
You're talking about massive gay pride parades?
Yo, that's my jam.
That's Western civilization in action.
Alberto says, ever thought about how gays and femoids frequently use sarcasm in a passive-aggressive manner?
You're hilarious, but sarcasm is inherently femoid.
You're a faggot.
And no, I use irony.
I don't use this like up-talking, passive-aggressive sarcasm, like a sassy sarcasm that femoids and homosexuals do.
I use a very based and red-pilled Like angry sarcasm and an irony that's different, okay?
Shakespeare used sarcasm.
The Greeks used sarcasm.
It's called irony, okay?
It's a pillar of comedy.
It's a pillar of storytelling.
And, you know, I love all these people.
You just get done talking about being passive-aggressive and being a femoid.
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Yeah, yeah, I'm the femloid here.
Faggot.
Shut up, bitch.
You don't like irony?
Get out of here.
Go watch Owen Benjamin.
Go watch Owen Cringeman, the Jewish banker, alright?
Video Game Snake says, yeah, don't, don't go, don't be testing me today.
This is an Irony Bro show, okay?
Irony and optics, these are the two hands, these are the two hands that are gonna save the white race.
You know, I need, I need, you ever see that movie Do the Right Thing?
Radio Rahimi's got love.
Hate.
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Hate.
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It was with this hand that Cain iced his brother.
Love.
If I love you, I love you.
There it is, love and hate, right?
So I need, you know, optics and we have irony.
These are the two fists that are gonna save Western, Western white Aryan civilization.
So, uh, so if you have a problem with that, I don't know.
I don't know, bro.
Go watch something cringe.
Maybe go, go drive off the cringe cliff.
Video game snakes is fun fact in Japanese.
The number four also means death.
Getting some bad vibes from that title number, Nick.
I think you cursed us.
I don't believe in this Chinese voodoo stuff.
Alex Weir says the year is 2077 and Nick Fuentes finally turns 17.
Yeah, turning 17 for the final time, perhaps, right?
The jalapeno epitome says, Hey Nick, if you have the time, you should definitely check out this money I'm sending you.
It should be right up your alley.
Ah, thanks.
I will check out the money.
Yeah, thanks.
Neatboys has been 21 days.
Where's my merch?
Hello, late department?
Dude, did you confirm?
I had somebody, well a friend of mine, who didn't like confirm his order and that's why it didn't come.
Everybody's getting their merch fulfilled.
I ordered mine last week and it came, so if you have a problem it's probably because you're dumb.
What?
You're giving money in foreign currency?
What, do you live in like Sweden or something?
My merch hasn't come yet.
Try living in America, idiot.
That's your problem.
I don't know.
Email, I think it's amfirstmerch at gmail.com for support requests.
If you have a legitimate problem with merch, it's amfirstmerch at gmail.com, I think is the email.
And my buddy will take care of you, okay?
Baby department.
Joel says, Orthodox Jew exists in GTA 5.
Nick, I'm gonna do what's called a pro-gamer move.
Yeah, that was a pretty pro-gamer move.
DB Cooper says, my family loves our everyday Afro-Hispanic campus conservative.
Ah, glad I'm a hit with the family.
Family show, truly.
A-Craft Carrier says, hey big guy, I wore the knicker jacket to get McDonald's in a heavy Democrat area and the entire time I felt in danger.
Is your merch made out of a special fabric that makes people look at me funny?
uh yeah i guess that's what it is and not you know that it says knicker on there right video game snakes this is hong kong cringe or kek 51st state meme equals gay uh definitely cringe you know they're waving the american flag it's like bruh i don't know if you know this but it's not exactly going super well for us over here you know As far as I'm concerned, the American flag... I mean, look, I love America, I love the country, but, you know, the American flag today kind of represents, like, global homo-imperialism.
So, you know, they're waving the American flag, singing the Star-Spangled Banner, and in a certain sense this touches me, because I love America, I'm a total patriot and everything, but in another sense it's like China is a strong, authoritarian, They've got, you know, an ethnic core that they're trying to maintain.
They're traditional.
And I know there's problems in China, but I see that as contrasted against neoliberalism and globalism and this kind of stuff.
I said, I don't know who to root for here.
I don't know who to root for, you know.
They're trying to make it democratized and trying getting individual rights and China's like, you must submit to the state.
Like, I don't know.
I don't know what I like here.
So, Ching Wu Wang says, have you tried Dragon Age Origins?
I'd love to watch you play an RPG.
Also, Bull Haircut, cringe or based?
Definitely cringe.
No, I don't play RPGs.
So, Icon says, watching America first then off to make another white baby.
You're welcome.
Well, hey, good to hear, bro.
Glenn C says, you should play your intro song in a car with a good subwoofer and sound system.
Absolutely slaps.
By the way, Adam Nafta is a solid writer for your site.
Well, thanks.
I'll pass that along.
He's a good friend of mine.
And he actually was the one that made the theme song.
So it's funny you say that.
He made the intro song to the show and he is Adam Nafta.
So, glad you like the writing.
And yeah, I do play the theme song.
I play the Nicker... What is it?
The Lil Jesus song?
Nicko Mode.
I play that.
So...
Will says, attending Mass this weekend instead of church.
The past few years I've seen nothing but cuckoldry from these Protestant churches, i.e.
their complete inability to address the gay agenda.
Maybe I'll get better results at Mass.
Yeah, I don't think you'll hear any gay stuff at Mass.
I've never heard anything like that in my church.
There are some churches I'm aware of, like, in cities where they kind of come up to the line with some of the liberal politics, but I've never really heard of pro-LGBT in the Catholic Church.
So, yeah, give it a shot, man.
See what it's like.
See what the real, true church is like.
I assure you it'll be a game-changer.
Ian R says, Hey Nick, have you played The Witcher 3 yet?
Also, knickers rise up!
No, I've never played Witcher 3.
Baker's does have a white claw on me, big guy, thanks.
I got some white sips today.
I got a couple of white sips at 7-Eleven.
One in each hand, you know, went in, got them out of the cooler.
You know, I went into that 7-Eleven, I knew exactly what I was in there for.
Boom, in and out.
Two, one in each cup holder, you know.
Slunking back some Monster.
I only drank half of one.
It freaks me out because it says 100% niacin.
100% of your daily niacin, um...
Whatever.
Suggested intake and it's two servings are in one can so it's a hundred percent in one serving which is half the can.
That means the whole can is 200% of your daily niacin intake and I'm thinking am I gonna get niacin flush?
Am I gonna like turn red and like feel crazy?
So I drank half just to be on the safe side.
But thanks.
I'm nice is what do you think the suicide rate is on the atheism subreddit?
Probably pretty high.
Samurais is no surprise, but the ADL really out here defaming you as a white supremacist.
These people, man.
How can I be a white supremacist?
I'm not even white.
These Jews, man.
Your local milkman says tattoos?
Why put a bumper sticker on a Ferrari?
My thoughts exactly.
Honestly, it's true though.
Anti-Ra is a bunch of... I mean, they're both cringe, but it's hard to imagine anything more than the Cringe Dilbert guy.
Cringe Dilbert bald guy.
We're the anti-racists.
Okay, loser.
I just... I don't know, Scott Adams.
It's probably not fair to me to attack him personally.
It's probably not kind.
But it's just such a monumentally stupid proposition.
I can't help myself.
Pinky Culture says everyone is a little racist.
No, everyone is absolutely racist.
The failed chat says, anti-centrism, anti-boomerism now.
Yeah, very, very relatable.
Retweet.
Anon says, boomers be like demon crats are the real racist.
Sometimes I wake up grumpy, other days I let her sleep.
Navy Refrigerator Tech, 1997.
Migga, QAnon.
Yeah, very accurate portrayal of the boomer.
Jalapenos says, I saw American Jews trending on Twitter and was worried that something terrible had happened.
Phew, crisis averted.
Glad that everyone is okay.
I know, me too.
Every time I see that I think, oh my gosh, I hope everybody's all right.
God forbid, right?
Daniel says, got uninvited from a feminist wedding because they heard about a rant I went on regarding the state of modern women.
Whoops, let the mask slip a bit.
I'm sure nothing of value is lost.
Feminist wedding, doesn't sound like anything I'd want to be a part of.
Not gonna happen.
We're not going to allow this.
And that's a good thing.
couldn't take the pressure.
Next time, get a strong, thick blackboard, my nigga.
Okay, anti-white, anti-white rhetoric in chat.
Not going to happen.
We're not going to allow this.
Mark Allen says the whiteboard is about to be replaced with a brand new blackboard, and that's a good thing.
That's a source of the show's strength.
You know what?
I'm so tired of this anti-whiteboard rhetoric.
You know, they say I'm a white nationalist.
That's incorrect.
I'm a whiteboard nationalist.
America First is not America First if it's not 100% whiteboard and no blackboard.
No blackboard!
You want to have blackboard?
Start your own show.
Put it over there.
You want to start your own show next door?
unidentified
Fine.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Have a blackboard show.
This is a whiteboard show.
This here whiteboard country, alright?
I don't want to see any blackboards coming around this area because this is a whiteboard show.
I hate blackboards!
I hate blackboards, you know?
Just a very low quality canvas device, you know?
The chalk, the way it sounds on my ears, it's so, it's so grating, right?
And it's so, it's so primitive and prehistoric.
I prefer the whiteboard.
You get the expo markers, you get all that.
It's definitely, definitely that, right?
It's definitely just that.
Alcibiades says, uh, hello sir, I hope you are doing well because I know you're already doing good.
It might interest you to know that some of the more esoteric politics distinguishes between pee-pee and poo-poo.
Ah, yes.
That is very interesting.
That was such a bad optics rant, but it's funny, it's ironic, it's a joke.
Everybody knows that.
Everybody knows I'm only joking.
Everybody knows that's only an ironic, edgy joke, hyperbolic, funny time joke.
But let's see.
Godlin says, Nick, when are you bringing back the pumpkin?
When it's the fall.
It's the middle of August.
Bandit says, also you can double dip and resell the retro mug.
Oh yeah, very true.
Mr. K Mass says, help Nick, how do I stop my white teenage son from being radicalized online by far-right extremists?
I don't know why you'd want to stop that big guy.
Derek J says, I see videos of whites in cars getting into altercations with blacks.
They get out to reason with them and get mangled.
Never get out of the car.
Yeah, accurate.
Just want to get out of Dodge.
Just want to get out of... Well, just generally.
Generally, I think, you know, road rage altercations, it's very wise to, you know, just have a high awareness.
Keep your awareness.
Keep your wits about you, right?
James says, I'm Anglo, but a 6'3 soldier Yeah, Nietzsche was a really great philosopher.
That's why he went crazy, right?
That's why he was talking to horses and went crazy.
What an idiot.
You know, you think of all kinds of Chad, Italian, Roman philosophers.
We can claim Aquinas.
We can claim Augustine.
They were born in the Roman Empire.
They were born in the Roman Empire, right?
And you've got Dante Alighieri, and you've got Machiavelli, you've got Evola, you've got...
Marcus Aurelius, you've got all the Roman emperors.
So you've got the Greeks are basically Romans.
The Greeks are Meds.
So we got Plato, Socrates, Aristotle.
And what do you have?
You have Nietzsche?
You have all these retards like Heidegger?
I'm gonna make everything really complicated.
Oh, okay.
Okay, dummy.
I'm gonna write 10,000 pages about really complicated things and no one will understand it.
Yeah, whatever dumb dumb The Chad Mediterranean philosopher that says I don't know anything the Chad I don't know anything versus the virgin 10,000 page tome that is completely inaccessible.
Yeah, whatever Don't know what you're trying to achieve with that one Squawks says read harassment architecture by Mike my yet no Derek Jay says exile Bernie to Hong Kong Bolshevik traitor wow that's very red pill dude Kyle says I'm a whiteboard analyst I know of no environmental conditions that can do that to a whiteboard my research shows Masada is responsible for Something.
Okay.
Running Wilds is alt-light.
He's the biggest man I've ever seen.
I wouldn't want to fight him.
Nick, that's why no one will remember your name.
Very true.
Buzz Aldrin says, no, please don't shoot.
I'm not white.
I'm an anti-ra.
Imagine going down, you know, I take Sacramento off the 290.
I end up in East Garfield Park.
I get carjacked.
No, I'm an anti-ra.
I'm a card-carrying anti-ra member.
See, I hate racists.
You know, head exploded, car stolen, but good thing I was not racist.
TJ says, hey Nick, just got an insider trading tip for the fraps, for the frapes, frappes at Macca's.
Buy the frappes with coffee syrup in it, large chocolate with hazelnut syrup is very epic.
I don't drink any of that stuff.
I drink pop and water, so.
Scoffies says, hey Nick, longtime premium member and first time super chatter.
We've talked on the Collins a few times.
Just want to say thank you.
Keep it up.
Well, thanks big guy.
Much appreciated.
Good to hear from you again.
Lachlan says your show is a sanctuary in the great meme war.
Yes, very true.
Well, we're the one show that's actually authentically has good memes and it's not, you know, Benny Johnson tier cringe or frankly TRS tier cringe or Carpe Donkdom tier cringe.
We're a very red-pilled and based show.
James says, what about the fluoride in toothpaste and mouthwash?
I don't know, that wasn't in the study.
Michael Buck says, Earth is flat, greatest conspiracy of all time, and the one you're most programmed to reject.
Okay.
Tyler says, fluoride brains be like, oh no, Spider-Man and MCU broke up, no!
Yeah, fluoride brain.
That's a new expression.
Midwest Mariner says believes they are poisoning us through water and vaccines, but continues poisoning himself with McDonald's, and says you're LARPing if you eat natural.
Uh, yes.
You know, it's that meme where it's like some drooling fluoride brain who's like, b-b-b-b-b-but you eat McDonald's, but you rail against fluoride!
And then, you know, the Chad, Ned, Jawline, Yes.
That's right.
What about it?
What are you gonna do about it?
Go play in your garden?
What are you gonna do?
Throw a tomato at me?
Gonna throw a tomato?
I picked this little tomato for my garden.
I'm gonna... I'm gonna... Fresh tomato.
Ripe.
Just... just to throw.
Just for throwing.
Okay, bitch.
I'm gonna get... I'm gonna get a McDonald's.
I'm gonna get a McGangbang and I'm gonna eat it and grow a third and fourth arm like the... like in Ben 10 and I'm gonna choke you to death with four arms.
What do you think about that?
I'm growing this little garden.
You know, you're going to be playing in the dirt.
You're going to be on your hands and knees with your little gardening hat, your little green thumb, picking berries or something.
And I'm going to come up behind you.
I'm a super mutant.
I've grown six arms because of the chemicals in McDonald's.
I'm jacked up.
I'm seven feet tall because of peak height.
And I just start wailing on you.
I just start wailing on you.
With my other arms, I'm picking up your wife and smashing her into the ground.
And yeah, and what about it?
What about it?
I'm drinking fluoride, so IQ is going down.
Aggression is going up.
Test is going up.
IQ goes down.
Aggression goes up.
Time preference goes up.
I don't care about the consequences of my actions anymore.
What about it?
What are you going to do?
so uh so yeah so yeah that's that's what i have to say about that green thumb uh monster kill says i'm not able to send a super chat nick can you help uh yeah i'll help you sending a super chat lachlan says latest internet war casualty user lachlan and peach bannable meme monkey likes to stride monkey likes to stride 40 percent of transgenders commit suicide Kind of cringe, kind of cringe, you know, kind of entry-level, but that's alright.
It's Reddit after all.
Interdimensional Harmony says tax cut is real.
My parents saved $5,000.
Yeah, I didn't say it wasn't real.
I just said that corporations got a much more significant tax cut and that was the focus of it.
Baltimore Slumlord says it's 2010 and I'm looking forward to Katy Perry's new video, Firework, because she's hot.
Three minutes in and it's ruined by two gay guys kissing.
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Honk honk.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I don't remember that music video.
I remember the California Girls music video.
I remember the...
Alien music video?
Was it Alien or something like that?
I remember a lot of that.
She was really big in like the early 2010s.
It was like just one hit after another.
I vaguely remember Firework, but not really.
The one that stood out to me as sort of jarring was the Carly Rae Jepsen music video.
I remember, no joke, I went to my grandma's house and my aunt was there and my cousin was there and And they're like, oh, let's let's watch this.
Um, uh, what was it?
Call me maybe music video.
It's like so funny or something and i'm like, whatever I was in like middle school and I was watching it and of course the movie end or the the music video ends Where the song is, you know, here's my number call me maybe and it's Carly Rae Jepsen She's like flirting with some guy and then it turns out the guy is gay.
He goes and like gives his number He's like washing his car and he gives his car to somebody playing in a band or something And I just remember as a middle schooler being like what like what am I watching?
There's like a ten-year-old watching this what's going on or like, you know, however old my cousin was I think they were like a baby or something Yeah, if it was like 2011 or 2012, my cousin was probably like four and was watching this.
I never saw anything like that when I was four, you know, when I was five, but now it's ubiquitous.
So that's, I don't remember the fireworks, but that's the one that stood out to me.
Wizlad says, Nick, what's your opinion on the apparent rise of pedo-priests?
Do you think it is exaggerated by the media to demonize Christians and Catholics?
Yeah, because if you look at the actual percentage of abuse cases, it's actually lower than most other institutions.
People have to remember that the Catholic Church is one of the largest organizations on planet Earth.
You know, Catholicism is the biggest religion in the world.
Or Christianity is, Catholicism is the biggest sect of Christianity.
I think it's the biggest overall.
Anyway, so it's a global organization with billions of people in it.
And you see a lot of abuse cases and people assume, you know, they see high volume that, oh, there must be this specific problem with the church.
But that's, if you look at it statistically, it's not the case.
For example, how many times do you hear about pedophiles in public schools, right?
And there's pedophile scandals with Jews, there's pedophile scandals, like hello Jeffrey Epstein, there's pedophile scandals with Orthodox, with Protestants, happens all the time.
Another problem with Catholics is that a lot of the time it's like it's kept quiet for 50 years and then it all comes to the surface at one time in 2019.
So it's like spread out over time and over place.
Statistically it's I think it's lower than than most institutions but You know, you get a lot of factors combined to say, oh, the Catholic Church has this particular problem.
But I don't believe that's the case.
WizLads says, no one ever seems to care about the BritMilla.
Okay, I don't know what that is.
David says, I read the 1619 article using Ben Shapiro's voice app.
Yeah, I think that's probably accurate, probably as close as you're gonna get to the real thing.
Mel Gibson says, the rise of esoteric bookshelfism is taking over.
Okay, that's pretty gay.
Captain Nicky says, we'll email you a DNA test to confirm.
100 serious.
Okay.
George says, I agree with the metal music super chat.
Used to listen to metal and had a bad relationship with my dad.
Happy to say it has been improved since.
I don't see a metal super chat.
Maybe I missed it.
I'll go back up and check later.
No, never.
Mr. Roboto says, "Hey Nick, have you ever farted on the show?" No, never.
Al Sibiati says, "Personally, I was truly happy to see Americans marching in Charlottesville.
Never put down your torch.
Much respect." Okay, disavow.
I never carried a torch.
I was at the rally on Saturday, which was at Lee Park.
Never got to Lee Park, but that, I mean, that's when I got to the city.
So I was not at the Tiki Torch thing.
Never held the Tiki Torch.
I was the next day.
I don't know if we want to be saying that.
Not really a great, great timing for that.
But let's see.
I scrolled down a little too far.
Christian says, Ridgy did show mate.
Funny.
Genuine.
Original.
Anya.
All right.
Well, thanks.
Based Aussie.
Much appreciated.
Don't know what any of that means, but hey.
But hey, we love our closest allies.
Mark says something in a foreign language.
Not gonna read it because this is America first.
Local milkman says, inequality is when you make unequal things equal.
That's funny.
Wersch says, I had a dream last night that America First had a live-action audience.
Make it happen, Mr. Knicker.
Uh, no.
That would be too much work, too much effort, and, you know, a security risk.
Make it happen!
unidentified
No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Nope.
Devon says, Nick passing up a Bell Vita snack bar for some Danimals?
It was one of those, I forget the brand, but it was one of these yogurt drinks.
It wasn't Danimals.
It was an adult one.
Derrick's is red-pilling Fortniters.
Based?
Yeah, based dude.
Matthew says, I can't wait to embrace all diversity of a billion Sub-Saharan Africans and Indians coming to America.
I'm sure everything will be great.
Hashtag anti-Ra.
Yeah, accurate.
Yeah, I don't know about that.
$100 super chats are the backbone of America first.
Yeah, I don't know about that.
Kawa says, hey, Nick, what are you up to, big guy?
Oh, you know, just doing this show still.
Scoffy says, how did your parents react when you came out as red-pilled?
My mom cried for several days and threatened to take me to talk to a rabbi.
Well, it's so cringe to say you came out as red-pilled.
That's kind of, that's kind of cringe, bro.
But I came home from college and, you know, I just started saying some things, you know, like, did you know that, did you know that, well, how does that work?
The door is made of that and, you know, things of this nature.
And my parents flipped.
My parents flipped, bro.
They were like, my parents were like, you're bringing this hate into our home.
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I don't know what this is, but we didn't raise you like this.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
And then I got them to chill out.
I was like, look, you, I basically shamed them.
I'm like, you think it's normal that we can't criticize one group of people?
Think about that.
Really?
I'm your son.
I'm your son.
You're going out to bat for these people?
Really?
You know, so I brought him around.
I brought him around town.
Yeah, I'm a yogurt respecter.
Yeah, I'm sure that'll work, right?
Yeah, I'm a yogurt respecter.
Technically, Max says, Yeah, I'm sure that'll work, right?
Just appease them.
Tony says ciao Fundamental Brunchianism.
Come stai?
I think that's Italian.
Not that much.
Kawa says, I used to be libtard, now I'm a fundamental brunchian.
Ah, very based ideology.
Fundamental brunchianism.
Fundamentalist brunchian.
Matthew says, autists hate irony.
That's why they watch Owen Benjamin.
Love the merch, big guy.
Yeah, very true.
Autists hate irony because they can't understand it.
You know, that's what we know about autists.
They're distinguished from our neurotypicals because they do not have the social, the social, what would you say?
The social intelligence, the emotional intelligence to parse out jokes and non-jokes, and that's why they are forever coping and hating on irony bros.
I can't understand it!
Okay, Cringelord.
You know, just make unironic jokes.
Uh, George says, Nick, after listening to your response to my super chat yesterday, I have a feeling that you're... you've never given classical music a chance.
I'm gonna... okay.
Do we have to get the Nerf gun out?
Do I have to get the Nerf gun out, point it at my head, threaten to kill myself with a Nerf gun?
I highly recommend listening to the third movement of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
I think you'd enjoy it.
Well, thanks for the big super chat.
Yeah, I'm just not really into classical music.
It's just not my thing.
I've tried to get into it before.
I've listened to classical music.
Maybe I'm not old enough yet.
Maybe I'm not smart enough.
Okay, maybe I don't read enough books.
Alright, maybe I'm not an educated, you know, person, but it just doesn't do it for me.
Just doesn't do it for me doesn't serve the role that I need music to play in my life Which is to band-aid over my emotional states, right?
So, uh, so thank you, but you know, I've I I just don't listen to Wagner a lot in college I know it's a meme and everything.
I have moonlight sonata on my Spotify.
It's in my moon playlist It's not moonlight sonata is on my moon playlist along with Moonlight Serenade, Dancing in the Moonlight, Harvest Moon, Hey Moon... I mean, it's on my Moon playlist, alright?
But it just doesn't do it for me.
When I get ready to game, when I get ready to name them and hit up Tilted Towers, I need to hear Kanye West.
I need to hear, you know...
I need to hear Life of Pablo, I need to hear Graduation, Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
I can't get into it with this classical stuff.
Maybe I'm not white enough, but that's just my soul.
Joe says, yogurt drink?
Hello Danimals department.
Wasn't Danimals.
Snake Eater says, how's that premium show coming big guy?
Okay, really?
Really?
20 hours of extra content yesterday?
Well, the premium show, Nick.
I did two eight-hour streams yesterday, or last week, and a four-hour stream.
How's the premium show coming?
How's your, your suck?
How is you being a suck-ass suck job going?
How's that going?
Nah, that's ironic, obviously.
Just kidding.
Just kidding, of course.
All jokes.
I love my audience.
I love my audience!
Anyway, Jomo says it's going fine.
Jomo says, Nick, I'm being evicted from my apartment.
Is that cringe of my landlord or what?
Nah, I think that's based.
Big Mike says, what is the best version of the Holy Bible?
I was raised Catholic, but it was always a cringe agnostic.
I'm reading the KJV and it's great.
I don't know.
I haven't read multiple versions of the Bible.
I am told the Dewey Rames is the most accurate because it's directly translated from the Latin Vulgate.
But there's other more readable translations.
I think I have like the New Living Translation or something.
I'm not an expert.
Why do people ask me these questions?
As if I know.
I've read one Bible.
I think it was the New Living Translation.
I don't know exactly the acronym.
But I read the one.
I didn't read any others.
So it's not like I'm a specialist or a scholar on this matter.
Politics is what I do, okay?
But I hope that helps.
I hear Dewey Reigns is the most accurate, but I hear it's not that readable.
That's what I hear around the block, and there's other more readable translations.
Pinky Culture says, I want Hong Kong to have their own powerful state and not cook to China.
You need a state to preserve individual values anyway.
Very base, dude.
Nova Corps is unfortunately over by ASU.
There's two different Catholic churches perished that are pro-LGBT.
Wave the pride flag, celebrated Pride Month, etc.
Ah, cringe!
Very cringe.
Kyle West says, thanks for big super chat.
Shout out to Sleeve McDickle.
Okay, that's not... you didn't give me a big super chat.
It's $1.99.
Tyler says, a greasy, cringe libertarian in a studded vest spotted me in the Pepe style sweater at Chick-fil-A.
And it costed me to show his Pepe pins and Kekistan patch.
Probably as based as it gets with the merch LMFAO.
Is that a real story?
If that's real, that's pretty funny.
That's that's a pretty funny story.
Technically Max says get out of Dodge.
No, stay in the Dodge.
Everywhere the Dems.
That's funny.
Dale says we need warriors more than soldiers.
Julius Evola talked about how warriors and soldiers can be different or the same depending on context.
I'm an anti-intellectual, uneducated, ignorant American ethnic, okay?
How about we need fathers?
Skits says, "Come for the hot takes, stay for the philosophy trash-talking." Yeah.
"I'm an anti-intellectual, uneducated, ignorant American ethnic, okay?
And I'm too stubborn to change." Treader says, "Maggot gut and fluoride brain." Yeah, that's where we're headed.
"Zoomer Jesus: Does Scott Greer smell like Ralph Lauren blue?" I didn't get a chance to smell him.
He smelled like the wilderness.
He smelled like the woods.
You know, the guy's Pagan Oaks.
The guy is a wolfkin.
Very strong.
I saw he was wearing his wolf totem around his neck.
I saw him praising the ancestors.
Uh, in the bathroom or something.
He laid out a little prayer mat in the prayer room and said something for the ancestors.
Smelled like the wilderness.
Smelled like the ancient... Smelled like the tree.
Smelled like the archetypal Europan tree.
And it was a fine scent, that I will tell you.
Let's see, uh... Butt says, the Pozoomers will be even more base than us if I had to wager.
Generation Alpha?
Yeah, I will see.
They haven't really come of age yet, so it's hard to say.
Kez says, influence of School of Frankfurt and Catholicism?
I don't know, dude.
That's all distraction in my opinion.
Gabriel says, I'm poor, but you had me dying, bro.
Fine church girl?
What?
What does that even mean?
Anon says, can you say fundamentally Brunchian in a British voice?
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Scoffies says, Faustian Big Macs, kecker cringe.
Cringe.
Totally Not a Troll says, America first with live audience.
Imagine that show.
Yeah, imagine it.
Rick says, Hey Nick, it's my birthday today.
Could you do a Richard Spencer voice imitation?
No, but happy birthday.
Ron says, Nibbas be like, Nick, how do I exorcise a demon?
Yeah, right.
I mean, it's all the religious questions.
I mean, I guess I don't mind it totally, but I'm just not an expert.
I don't know what kind of answer you expect for me.
Should be asking classical theist.
He should be hitting up his curious cat.
Daniel says, shout out to Phil McCracken.
Yep, thanks.
Inner City says, what do you think of the YouTube series of the man walking across Wales on a straight line?
Uh, based?
I can't say that I've seen that, that series of the man walking across Wales on a straight line.
Haven't seen it.
Jonathan says, hey Nick, please show us your Sunset or Attractive awning.
Don't let the patio get so hot.
Well, I also have my $200 certificate.
Does anybody remember that?
The most iconic, to me, the most iconic thing that I remember is this, the raising of the certificate.
How did he do that so cleanly?
Because they say, oh and for a limited time only, there's a $200 off certificate, but he didn't like slide it into his hands, you know?
Like if you had a piece of paper... I don't know.
If you had a piece of paper that was like this, you would, you'd kind of have to like, you know, you'd kind of have to slide it up, Right, you'd have to like, it's kind of difficult to grasp at a paper when it's flat on the table.
And this is multiple pages so it's easier.
But to me what stood out is just like, flat on the table, single piece of paper, and the way he just lifted it so smoothly, in just a 90 degree position.
Look up the commercial and you know what I'm talking about.
I'm not crazy, alright?
Look up the commercial.
It's like, and the $200 certificate.
That always, it still stands out to me in my head, it's sort of uncanny.
Classic.
That commercial's like seared into my head, because it was on for like 10 years.
Anyway, Anomie says, uh, Jay Dyer just BTFO'd this egghead Matt Dillahunty on atheism.
He got so upset, he cried about Jay Dyer laughing and insult- or lying and insulting him.
Cleft chin, fetal alcohol syndrome, retards need to shut up.
That's pretty funny.
Yeah, Jay Dyer's a very skilled debater.
It's good to see him punishing atheists.
Anand says, P. Okay.
Isaiah says, Unfunny joke about the serious issue of violent crime rates by African Americans.
Amir says, Nimbus be like president of Uzbekistan is based.
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