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Aug. 23, 2019 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes

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Press S: Libertarian David Koch is DEAD | America First Ep. 447

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unidentified		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. - Not interested, will be our freedom. - Not interested, - Not interested, will be our freedom.
unidentified		It's not interesting.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm sorry.
		I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
		You're an e-girl.
		You know the rule.
		No e-girls.
		Who's got the clip?
		No e-girls.
unidentified		Never!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hashtag never e-girls.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Not even once.
unidentified		Guy, I've never heard of a big question.
		Just that.
		We'll be right back.
		We'll be right back.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Guy, I've never heard of a big question.
unidentified		Who's that?
		Thank you.
		Thank you.
		and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		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?
unidentified		No e-girls.
unidentified		Never!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hashtag never e-girls.
unidentified		Not even once.
		Guy, I've never heard of him think once he's just that.
		We'll be right back.
		We'll be right back.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Guy, I've never heard of Nick Puts.
unidentified		Who's that?
		The Homer generation.
		and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. will be our freedom.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm sorry.
		I'm sorry, Brittany Betsy, but I just can't do it.
		You're an e-girl.
		You know the rule.
		No e-girls.
		Who's got the clip?
unidentified		No e-girls.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Never!
		Hashtag never e-girls.
		Not even once.
unidentified		Guy, I've never heard of Nick Budge.
		Who's that?
		We'll be right back.
		We'll be right back.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Guy, I've never heard of Nick Budge.
unidentified		Who's that?
		Thank you.
		Thank you.
		The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human beings.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		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?
unidentified		No e-girls.
unidentified		Never!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hashtag never e-girls.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Not even once.
unidentified		Guy, I've never heard of Nick Fudge.
		Who's that?
		Americanism, not globalism. not globalism.
		We'll be our freedom.
		The Homer generation.
		The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. will be our freedom.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		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?
unidentified		No e-girls.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Never!
		Hashtag never e-girls.
		Not even once.
unidentified		I've never heard of Nick Fudge, just that.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		I've never heard of Nick Fudge.
		Who's that?
		The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human beings.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human beings.
		We'll see you next time.
		You're not interested.
		I'm sorry.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		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?
unidentified		No e-girls.
unidentified		Never!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hashtag never e-girls.
unidentified		Not even once.
		I've never heard of him think, what is that?
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I've never heard of Nick once.
unidentified		Who's that?
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		The Homer generation.
		and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		Americanism, not globalism, will not globalism, will be our freedom. will be our freedom.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		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?
unidentified		No e-girls.
unidentified		Never!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hashtag never e-girls.
unidentified		Not even once.
		Guy, I've never heard of Nick.
		What is that?
		I've never heard of Nick.
		I've never heard of Nick.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I've never heard of Nick.
unidentified		What's that?
		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.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		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?
unidentified		No e-girls.
unidentified		Never!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hashtag never e-girls.
unidentified		Not even once.
		I've never heard of it.
		I've never heard of Nick Fudge.
		Who's that?
		I've never heard of Nick Fudge.
		I've never heard of Nick Fudge.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I've never heard of Nick Fudge.
unidentified		Who's that?
		Thank you.
		The Homer generation.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼		Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
unidentified		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.
		We'll see you next time.
		Bye.
		Good evening, everybody.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You are 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 Friday for a casual Friday show.
		And we are really, we're kind of pushing it.
		We're going ultra casual tonight.
		I know.
		I've got my brand new Super Chatter sweatshirt on.
		You know, normally I wouldn't wear a sweatshirt on the show like this.
		It's very vulgar to me.
		It's very, it's very sort of lowbrow.
		But you know, we have to rep the merch.
		Just got it in the mail this week.
		You can see we've got the America First logo on the front.
		And on the back, this is where, you know, this is where we really start to shine.
		I don't think anybody's ever even seen my back on this show before.
		I've never turned my back to the audience before, but you can see on the back we've got a very epic design.
		We've got... that's me, uh, with a Nerf gun to my head.
		And here, let's get that out of the way.
		You can see the rest of it.
		There's me.
		There's $2 Super Chats.
		There's some coded numbers.
		There's the Evangelion Ava.
		Very cool sweatshirt.
		You can wear this.
		And what's cool about it is nobody knows what it means.
		Who's going to know what that means?
		Nobody except for friendlies.
		Otherwise people are just going to say, what is that?
		What is that eclectic hoodie you're wearing?
		So it's pretty based.
		And I don't know, should I wear a jacket?
		I have a jacket here on the back of the chair.
		I'm contemplating putting it on now that you've seen the sweatshirt.
		It's just that I don't like to go too casual because then somebody's gonna clip this show and I'll just be wearing a sweatshirt.
		And people say, who's this jagoff in the sweatshirt?
		Who's this clown?
		Who's this punk kid wearing a sweatshirt in that nice New York City penthouse suite doing this political show that's totally unprofessional and disrespectful?
		So I don't know.
		I guess I'll just go sweatshirt mode for now, but if there's so many complaints in the live chat, I'll be forced to put it on.
		Then again, it's kind of hot in here, so maybe not.
		But we've got a great show for you tonight!
		Off to a good start, right?
		Repping the merch.
		We've got a great show for you.
		Obviously, we are celebrating today.
		We are celebrating.
		We are crab dancing tonight.
		You know, today I got up and I started moving around and my mom said, uh, Nicholas, why are you dancing like a crab?
		And I was like, no reason.
		Uh, no reason.
		Of course, David Koch is dead today.
		Eat shit, David Koch is dead today at 79 years old.
		And a lot of people are made uncomfortable by this.
		A lot of people don't like when I talk about dead people this way.
		You know, we did a show celebrating the death of George Bush.
		We did a show celebrating the death of John McCain.
		And a lot of times I hear from people this, well, regardless of what you think about their politics, even if you disagree with their politics, that's disrespectful.
		That's not tasteful or something like this.
		We're gonna go over David Koch and his legacy and what he's done in politics and why I disagree with this sentiment.
		Why I disagree with this assessment that we have to have any kind of decorum or respect for this person who, frankly, is an enemy of our country, is an enemy of the middle class, is an enemy of our race.
		And so I don't think he deserves any sort of gravitas about this occasion.
		I don't think we should be mourning the death of our enemies.
	I think that's maybe something that we have a problem with on the right wing.
	So we'll be talking about David Koch, that'll be our featured story, and his death.
	We will also be talking tonight, because we didn't get a chance to last night, about this primary challenge that the president will be facing from Joe Walsh.
	Joe Walsh, very hardcore, tough, serious guy, as well as Bill Weld.
	You know, I gave a little blurb about that last night.
	We didn't have enough time to get to it, but you know, like I said last night, there is this perception on the right wing, I hear this all the time in the dissident right, particularly people that are not satisfied with the president's performance.
	That they're aching and longing for a primary challenge.
	They say, who's going to be our guy to primary Trump?
	And if not defeat him in the Republican primary, who's going to force him to move further to the right?
	Who's going to force him to keep his commitments on things like immigration or on foreign policy, for example?
	And every time I hear this, I say the same thing.
	You know, Donald Trump is as good as you're going to get in the Republican Party.
	If there is a primary challenger, it's going to be somebody from his left.
	It's going to be somebody from the establishment.
	And so here we are.
	We have a second primary challenger somewhat announcing this week, Joe Walsh.
	Who regrettably is from my home state, former representative from Illinois.
	And it just goes to show that we simply don't have options on the right wing, as I've said.
	So we'll dive into that.
	We'll also be talking about the situation with China, which has escalated today.
	China has announced $75 billion in sanctions against the United States.
	And Donald Trump has announced that we are retaliating by raising existing tariffs.
	So it's pretty good stuff.
	We'll discuss that.
	I think that should about do it.
	I think that should take us to the end there.
	So it's going to be a pretty eventful, exciting show.
	You know, like I said yesterday, I said there's nothing really happening in the news.
	Nothing really going on except for Boris Johnson putting the old foot on the table in France and Boring things and then we get a treat and then we get a great gift, right?
	I said yesterday we can't be spoiled every week where you know Jeffrey Epstein gets murdered and There's there's things going on across the country But then today we get yet another gift.
	We're spoiled yet again.
	We get another timely passing and they're also saying that Ruth Bader Cringberg also has cancer again.
	So we might be seeing another crab dance not too soon in our future again, right?
	Or quite soon in our future, I should say.
	So that's going to be our show.
	Before we dive into the current events, I do just want to say Just wanna make you aware of this, that I continue to be vindicated on the meat question.
	People don't believe me, people think I'm a crank, people think I'm crazy, because I've been saying for a long time that the New World Order and the globalists and all these people are pushing us to eat Insects and bugs, and moreover trying to push us to stop eating meat.
	And I've been saying this because I see it everywhere all the time.
	It's, look, uh, there's this new vending machine and it's selling crickets.
	Isn't that novel?
	We tried to make it like a vending machine so it'll seem more normal.
	You know, or it's look at this food truck.
	Oh, it's just like any other food truck, but it's got a twist.
	It's mealworms and crickets.
	You know, or it's, look at this new fusion restaurant in Los Angeles.
	It's Asian food, but you know, there's also centipedes in there.
	And they've been pushing this for months.
	I think it's almost a year now that I've been talking about this, that they've been just astroturfing the bug diet.
	And then more recently, I've been seeing this again.
	It's everywhere.
	It's on the Today Show.
	It's on television.
	It's on the internet.
	Everywhere I look, even the fast food chains, now they're pushing less meat.
	And the angle that they're pushing with the meat is they're saying that this is something that hurts the climate.
	So for example, I saw on the Today Show, I think it was last week or two weeks ago, they were trying out all the Impossible Burgers.
	This is the new phenomenon.
	That the fast food chains even have been pushing where they put together a meatless burger, and this is differentiated from the vegan burger because it's designed to look, taste, it's supposed to have the same texture as meat, but not actually contain any meat, and that's for environmental reasons.
	So it's not even actually healthier than a burger.
	It's not even supposed to be like a vegan thing.
	It's just supposed to be no meat in it.
	Because they say that, well, when the population balloons up to 10 billion people in the next century, we're not all gonna be able to eat meat, alright?
	There's gonna be 10 billion Africans on the planet.
	And on Newsflash, we're not gonna be able to feed all of them meat.
	So we're gonna have to start adjusting to a diet of nuts and crickets and, you know, things like this, presumably.
	And so again today I saw this article and it was just such a masterclass in this kind of propaganda.
	The headline from CNN was, do you want to stop the Amazon forest fire?
	Eat less meat.
	And I tweeted about this and it's just, of course, of course, the answer to everything now is eat less meat.
	You're concerned about climate change?
	Well, you should stop eating meat.
	You're concerned about the forest fire that's happening in the Amazon and it's going viral?
	And all the influencers are talking about it?
	Oh, well, that's being caused by global warming.
	How do you stop global warming?
	Stop eating meat, you know, and start eating vegetables.
	And to me, why this is so insidious is because it's just like what we read about with fluoride in the water this week.
	This is by design.
	There's an agenda here.
	To live a healthy life, to be a strong individual, particularly a male, to be a physically strong male, to be smart, to have good critical thinking, brain clarity, you have to have meat in your diet.
	We have been eating meat for millions of years.
	You know, it's no secret that human beings have been hunters as well as gatherers, right?
	So we've been eating a diverse sort of selection of foods, but meat has always been a staple there.
	And they even acknowledged there was a report this week on Twitter that said something like, one of the headlines, It said something like, well, as the population grows and gets richer, more people are eating meat.
	And that might be healthier, but it's also hurting the planet.
	So they're even acknowledging in this screed about climate change that eating meat is essential and good for you, but at the same time telling you everybody's gonna have to stop eating meat.
	Or maybe just Westerners, because it'll adversely affect the climate.
	So we really have to be on guard for this stuff.
	It won't be long before this is mandatory.
	You know, that may sound a little crazy now, that may sound conspiratorial, but right now it's a friendly suggestion from the United Nations and all the media.
	Hey buddy, you might want to stop eating so much meat.
	You can't eat three hamburgers a day after all.
	Just wait until 15 or 20 years from now where they say we're going to tax your meat, we're going to limit your meat consumption per household, and it'll all be enforced by the law.
	Frankly, that's what I see coming down the pike.
	And, you know, not for nothing, but who are we eating less meat to accommodate?
	It's for Africans.
	It's for Asians.
	You know, who do you think, why do you think all the land is being used up?
	It's not Europeans that are overpopulating.
	It's not Europeans that are being ecologically and sociologically irresponsible and having seven kids on average per mother.
	It's West Africans.
	You know, so just think about that the next time you read an advertisement.
	I hear a lot of white cucks.
	I saw somebody in my replies, they were like, well, you know, if it means we're going to stop global warming, I'd be willing to do away with cattle.
	Well, it really has nothing to do with global warming.
	It's more about accommodating foreign nations that, by the way, we're subsidizing them to have kids.
	You know, we're saying that you're getting handed a plate of a prime rib steak and you're saying, I would rather go to Africa.
	No thanks.
	I would rather go to Africa.
	I would rather go to the black man.
	Kind of cringe, bro.
	So that's the environment.
	That's the red meat scare.
	I don't know.
	I could go on about that all day.
	We're going to move on.
	We're going to talk about our news.
	I guess we'll start off talking about...
	China.
	And we talked about China, I think, a little bit last week because of these tariff talks, the trade war that's been going on.
	It's been escalating in recent weeks, which to me is all perfectly fine and well.
	I like it.
	Today we're seeing it escalate further and I'll read you this report from the BBC.
	It says, quote, President Donald Trump has hit back at China by announcing new higher tariffs on imports, escalating a mounting trade war between the two nations, In a series of tweets on Friday, Mr. Trump announced an additional tariff increase of 5% on imports from China.
	The move came hours after the president hit out at Chinese plans to hit $75 billion of American goods with duties.
	Mr. Trump described their action as, quote, politically motivated and has accused them of taking advantage of the U.S.
	He said, quote, Sadly, past administrations have allowed China to get so far ahead of fair and balanced trade that it has become a great burden to the American taxpayer.
	As president, I can no longer allow this to happen.
	Mr. Trump has also said he had, quote, hereby ordered American companies to look for alternatives to China and suggested they make products in the U.S.
	instead.
	His furious reaction came after Beijing announced new tariffs on U.S.
	goods China unveiled plans to increase duties between 5% and 10% on more than 5,000 U.S.
	products including agricultural goods, aircraft, and crude oil.
	It will also reimpose a suspended 25% duty on U.S.
	car imports.
	The new tariff set to affect about $75 billion of U.S.
	goods will be imposed in two stages on September 1st and December 15th.
	In a series of Friday evening tweets, Mr. Trump said the U.S.
	would raise its tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese imports from 25% to 30% starting on October 1st.
	He also said the planned tariffs of $300 billion, or rather on $300 billion of other Chinese goods will now be 15% instead of 10%.
	And so I see all this happening and I think this continues to be the right approach.
	You know, every time we see an escalation like this from either side, From China or America.
	The stock market takes a dive.
	The economy seems to contract a little bit out of fears that the trade war is not going to end soon or that will continue to escalate.
	And a lot of people have said that this is irresponsible or that we need some kind of a deal.
	But as I've said for weeks about the trade war, as I've really been saying for years, we don't need a deal.
	We literally can't lose this trade war.
	You know, every time we look at these kinds of escalations, notice it's always almost completely one-sided.
	So China is responding to the announcement on August 1st actually.
	President Trump said earlier this month on August 1st that we were going to put a 15% or rather a 10% tariff on the remaining $300 billion of goods that we get from China that are not currently subject to a tariff.
	And that'll start on September 1st.
	So up until August, we had $250 billion worth of Chinese imports subject to a tariff.
	Trump said, you know what?
	Just the rest of the imports were subjecting to a tariff, to a 10% tariff, which amounts to about $300 billion.
	And that'll start on September 1st.
	So the Chinese are retaliating to an announcement that we're going to put a tariff on $300 billion worth of goods.
	And what is a retaliation?
	They're gonna raise a tariff on $78 billion worth of goods.
	Does anybody understand how one-sided that is?
	We're putting tariffs on $550 billion worth of goods, and the best that China can do is to do a little quantitative easing with their currency, you know, devalue their currency slightly, and then to raise tariffs on $78 billion worth of goods.
	And all of that is to say is to demonstrate the scale of the kind of numbers that we're dealing with here.
	You know, when the president said, I think this was a year and a half ago when the trade war started last summer, he said, we literally can't lose a trade war.
	We have a $500 or $400 billion trade deficit with China.
	When you're losing that much money every year, you can't lose.
	And it's borne out every time you see these kinds of escalations when China is literally unable to escalate beyond the first step of the trade war because they just don't import any goods from America.
	You know, we're raising it on 300, 250 billion dollars.
	We're tariffing 25, 30 percent.
	And what can they do?
	They're going to raise it on wheat.
	We export $150 billion worth of goods every year to them.
	It's nothing compared to what we take from China.
	And so again, when that situation is so drastically uneven and one-sided, it doesn't make any sense to not be doing this.
	It doesn't make any sense to not be subjecting their imports.
	To huge tariffs, to huge taxes.
	Not only are we making money on it, but we're destroying their economy.
	You know, it's been talked about in the economic world for years now that China is just hemorrhaging money.
	You know, their manufacturing is shrinking, factories are closing, manufacturing companies are closing, they're moving elsewhere in Asia, they're moving elsewhere in the world to other countries.
	And that's been China's source of strength, obviously, is the economic growth.
	You know, they were growing, I think, in this quarter at something like 6.2%.
	Ten years ago, they were growing at 10%.
	They were growing, you know, crazy numbers.
	13% every year.
	Now they're growing at 6.1%.
	And so, President Trump finally taking on China, addressing the abuses, which are not just the trade barriers, not just the trade deficit, but, you know, the things like the currency manipulation, intellectual property theft, you know, these other kind of things that go on behind the scenes and under the radar.
	They're also one of our biggest adversaries.
	I think it's the strongest, probably the strongest part of his presidency.
	You know, and honestly, maybe that does demonstrate something about Donald Trump the man.
	You know, a lot of people criticize him because he's been sort of weak on immigration.
	I mean, we know this.
	We've talked about this.
	Left a lot to be desired on immigration.
	You know, the wall's not exactly going up very fast and obviously we're still involved in Iraq and Afghanistan.
	So foreign policy is not exactly what we wanted it to be.
	But on trade, the one thing that he seems to have total unilateral power over, there seems to be no opposition to him institutionally to this in the way of a military-industrial complex or generals that are disobeying him or something like this.
	You know, he's got great people on the trade front.
	He's got a great Treasury Secretary.
	He's got great trade negotiators like Leitzinger and all these other people.
	You know, so when he has a good team, he has unilateral authority, it seems like he's able to achieve pretty great results.
	When he's able to do it his way, it seems like he's able to have a lot of success.
	So, and I don't, you know, I don't want to go all four-dimensional chess on anybody again, but maybe that says something about this question of, does he not want to affect change or is he simply not being allowed to?
	You know, because often people look at immigration and they say, well, is he just so incompetent that he can't do it?
	You know, does he not want to do it?
	Or is he being thwarted?
	Is somebody actively stopping him?
	The federal judiciary, the house leadership, or the congressional leadership rather, people in his administration.
	And I think you look at him on trade and see that he's killing it and he's keeping his promises even though it's going to be very politically costly for him in the next election to be at war with China economically.
	But he does it in spite of all that.
	So maybe it shows that at the end of the day he's got the political will to do these things, but maybe it's just unable for other issues where he doesn't have as much jurisdiction on those areas.
	So I like it.
	I like the escalation of the trade war.
	I think we should carry this out indefinitely.
	Why not?
	I mean we're winning.
	China is losing.
	China's, you know, I mean we're really just beating the hell out of them.
	And again, you know, as I've been saying for weeks, a lot of people like libertarians don't understand this logic, but it's good for America to have trade barriers.
	You know, a lot of people think the endgame with China is we're gonna have this big far-reaching deal...
	And of course eliminate all the tariffs.
	And of course eliminate all the trade barriers and just go back to the way it was.
	And doesn't that kind of defeat the whole purpose?
	You know, if we had these hundred billion dollar deficits, hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars in trade deficits, why would the endgame be for us to go back to that?
	In other words, to take down all our trade barriers and allow more abuse to happen.
	The tariffs going up should be a permanent fixture of our trade policy.
	All these things that we're doing to hurt China should be a permanent fixture of our foreign policy, honestly.
	Why would we continue to enrich China at our expense?
	Why would we continue to enrich China at all, objectively, even if it was mutually beneficial?
	You know, you look at the rise of China in the last 20 years as a regional rival for regional hegemony, you know, from a geopolitical perspective, as a military power.
	You look at China rising as an economic power.
	They're trying to do this Belt and Road Initiative.
	They're trying to construct this financial system to compete with America.
	Where do you think all that money came from?
	China was not a player 25-30 years ago.
	All the wealth that they have accrued in the last two decades has come from America.
	And it's come because we don't have any trade barriers.
	And they're able to just leech right off of us because of the way monetary policy works and things like that.
	Because we have no trade barriers.
	So everybody thinks that eventually we're going to get to this point where, oh, everybody's going to put down the trade barriers, everybody's going to take off the sanctions, and we're going to go back to free and fair trade.
	I don't think so.
	I think this should continue indefinitely until things improve.
	You know, if China's able to give us a really awesome deal, and they say, we're not going to do intellectual property theft, and we're not going to manipulate our currency, and we're not going to do All these shady things that they've been doing, you know, maybe we can consider reducing some of the trade barriers, but America should have trade barriers with every country.
	You know, it's been the pillaging and the destruction of the American wealth as a result of not having trade barriers.
	So, I don't know why people are so, they're so quick to say, we just need that deal, we're pursuing this deal.
	I think a deal would probably be the worst outcome out of all this, unless it was a really, really good one.
	I think it's the right approach.
	So it's pretty good on the Chinese front.
	Very based in Red Pill.
	Keep on going.
	President Trump.
	One of the few areas where I could say it's just winning, you know, and not a whole lot of drawbacks.
	We're gonna move on.
	We're gonna talk about this primary challenge here.
	Very serious primary challenge coming from the establishment, right?
	You know, so again, I talk a lot on this show.
	About why we should support President Trump in 2020.
	A lot of people are somewhat skeptical.
	You know, rightly, they look at our progress or lack thereof on immigration.
	They look at how we're still involved in the Middle East.
	You know, some of the things I talked about a moment ago.
	And they say, well, I'm not going to vote for Donald Trump in 2020.
	Because all he does is support Israel and his corporate donors.
	And he doesn't protect his supporters, and he hasn't kept his promises, so I'm going to stay home.
	You know, they say something like this.
	Or I'm going to vote for a protest candidate.
	I'll vote for Andrew Yang or Tulsi Gabbard.
	I'll vote for Tucker Carlson and Coulter.
	You know, that's the other delusion.
	If Trump has failed in being the populist nationalist that we needed him to be, Well, who's going to be our alternative?
	Who's going to be the person who's actually going to come in and save the day?
	Who's going to primary Donald Trump from the right?
	And time and again my approach has always been, you know, I'm disappointed too.
	I'm upset that the wall hasn't been built.
	I'm not happy about all that's been done for Israel and nothing has been done for his supporters.
	I'm the one who's on the front lines!
	I wore a MAGA hat in 2016, I volunteered, I campaigned for Donald Trump, I obviously do this show, he's in the intro song, he's in the theme song, the show's named after his slogan, and all that.
	So I get it, I understand, but time and again I've told people he's our best option.
	All we have in politics, and really all we have in life, is options.
	You know, we have a very narrow, very constrained set of options, and none of them are ideal.
	None of them are perfectly exactly what we want.
	Life is about making hard choices.
	Politics is about making hard choices, choosing what is the most useful, what is the most expedient in a given moment, and so that's why I've said for years, you know, even when we flirted with Andrew Yang for a little while, I said, you know, the Yang gang thing is funny, it's interesting, but I'll be voting for Donald Trump.
	And people have said, oh, well, that just goes to show that as much as you criticize him, you're still cucked.
	And I'll show you why I believe this.
	You know, these are his primary challengers.
	So this is a report from Fox.
	It says, quote, Joe Walsh, a conservative radio host who served one term as an Illinois congressman, is inching toward challenging President Trump in a Republican primary.
	He said, quote, I'm strongly, strongly considering it.
	That's, again, I'm not trying to be cute or coy.
	I've told you before, if somebody's going to get in there and go after him, it's got to be done soon.
	You're running out of time.
	But more importantly, these are not conventional times.
	Look at the guy in the White House.
	These are urgent times, said Walsh, who last week apologized for his role in helping elect a, quote, unfit con man.
	Walsh was elected in 2010 as part of the Tea Party movement.
	tea party movement said he voted for trump in 16 only because trump wasn't hillary clinton but he said he changed his views after trump's press conference with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki finland last year in which he sided with the russian strongman over his own intelligence community's assessments of meddling in the election so the guy's a total fag The guy's a total, like, never-Trump bitch.
	And if you've seen him on any of the interviews, this guy's just the biggest phony, the biggest blowhard I've ever seen.
	And it's him and Bill Weld, who was the governor of Massachusetts.
	He was on the ticket with Gary Johnson in 2016.
	He endorsed Hillary Clinton in 2016, who are running against Donald Trump in the primary.
	And all this is to say, these are your options, okay?
	These are your options.
	Take a good hard look at the Democratic debate stage that, you know, we've regrettably had to watch now on four separate occasions.
	Take a look at Bill Weld, who again endorsed Hillary Clinton.
	was on the Gary Johnson ticket and Joe Walsh just take a cursory glance at his Twitter and then look at Donald Trump.
	These are your options.
	This is you have to pick from.
	You know, I'm sorry to say that Patrick J. Buchanan is not on the ticket this year.
	Tucker Carlson is not going to be on the ticket this year.
	Okay?
	We're not going to have Mr. Republican Taft on the ticket in 2020.
	It's not going to happen.
	Your options are, within the Republican Party, this cuck libertarian who voted for Hillary Clinton, Bill Weld, it's Joe Walsh, and it's Donald Trump.
	Or he can vote Democrat, and it's going to be Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, It's going to be somebody who's in favor of decriminalizing illegal immigration.
	Somebody who thinks we should have free health care for everybody, eliminate private health care, and give free health insurance to illegal immigrants.
	People that are for abortion.
	People that are for gay marriage.
	People that are for abortions for transgender men or transgender women.
	I don't know.
	Whatever's more absurd, you know, that's what they want.
	And so every time we get into this electoral stuff, you gotta remember, this is the kind of calculation that you have to make.
	I always hear this from people on our own side, and it's always so dramatic.
	Everybody's always so, oh, torn about voting for Donald Trump.
	Everybody's so betrayed.
	And, you know, like I said, believe me, I understand it.
	I wish we had made more progress.
	I wish the President didn't put the RNC in charge of staffing the White House.
	I wish DeStefano wasn't in charge of PPO and all this, right?
	We wish it had gone better, but it didn't.
	But look at who our options are in 2020.
	We've got somebody who says, we have to send these people back and, you know, like it or not, whether he's made progress or not, we're going to build a wall on the southern border.
	And there's some things we're not fond of, but I think all things considered, this is the only guy who's willing and able, he's a viable candidate, who can be our next president.
	So, You know, I look at these primary challengers and I think, what world are people living in that they think we're going to get a primary challenger that's better than Trump?
	I don't see it happening.
	You know, and some people might be saying, well, how about this Augustus Invictus character?
	Well, I don't know, you know, he certainly is a dark horse.
	Certainly is a contender.
	You know, I guess we'll have to see how he does in the alt-right primary.
	You know, will it be Augustus Invictus?
	Will it be Patrick Little?
	Will it be Paul Nealon?
	Will it be Richard Spencer?
	You know, who in the alt-right primary?
	I guess we'll have to wait for those debates.
	You know, maybe they'll have it on the NPI Radix channel.
	I guess I'll have to wait for the alt-right presidential debate to really make my decision, because I don't know, you know, that Paul Nealon character, he could be a real contender if he pulls away with the alt-right vote, you know?
	He wins that primary, he could really go on and make a big difference, right?
	In one of the swing states, he'll go all up and down California, and he'll be going into Barnes & Noble and Walmart.
	He'll be capturing people in his Uber.
	He'll be redpilling them, you know?
	And who knows?
	Maybe there'll be somebody who can primary Trump from that side.
	But as it stands right now, these are your options.
	You're gonna have to vote for Donald Trump.
	So, I'm just seeding this idea now.
	I'm preparing you.
	Because in 2020, I'm gonna go total Trump shill mode again.
	I'm gonna have to.
	I'm gonna have to.
	We're not gonna be, you know, excusing any of what's going on with this King of the Jews, King of Israel, crazy Israel stuff, or the legal immigration.
	I'm not gonna give him a pass for that, but as we approach the 2020 election, we are gonna put back the MAGA hat on, however reluctantly.
	We're gonna do our duty.
	We're gonna go out for one last major election, and you know, then we can say we're retired, okay?
	We're gonna go out, and we're gonna go one last hurrah.
	Not as fun as the first time, but, you know, we've gotta do it.
	And then in 2024, you can do your protest vote.
	2024.
	You know, we can resign ourselves from probably major presidential politics when it's Nikki Haley versus, uh, you know, whoever else, right?
	Nikki Haley versus some disabled Down Syndrome kid who's transgender on the Democratic side.
	So that's, uh, that's the primary challenges.
	That's Joe Walsh, and And Bill Weld, a fitting reminder of what the Republican Party is constituted of.
	You know, people saying, who's better than Trump?
	Who's our guy?
	Like, do you know anything about the Republican Party?
	Do you know anything about the GOP?
	Do you understand that if it wasn't Trump in 2016, it was going to be like Jeb Bush?
	It was going to be Marco Rubio?
	Who do you think is out there?
	Who do you think is in the Republican Party?
	Anyway, I digress.
	So that's the the primary on our side.
	I think Trump will be able to handily defeat these other guys, but that's who's gonna be challenging him in the primary for what it's worth.
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		We're gonna talk about our featured story tonight.
		So excited.
		David Koch is dead.
		This is according to CNN.
		It says, billionaire businessman and major conservative donor David Koch has died.
		He was 79 years old.
		New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer first tweeted news of his death on Friday morning.
		Details of his death are not yet known, but it's been reported that the younger Koch brother had been in poor health.
		Last year, Koch had stepped away from his role at Koch Industries, the multinational corporation run by his older brother Charles in Kansas.
		He also left the board of the Americans for Prosperity Foundation, a conservative political advocacy group founded by the Koch brothers.
		According to Forbes, David Koch was the 11th richest man in the world with a net worth of $42 billion.
		But despite holding leadership roles at the massive global conglomerate Koch Industries, David was best known for his political activism, supporting conservative and libertarian policies since the 1980s.
		He's used his billions throughout the years to support policies, foundations, and think tanks that promote small government and free market ideals.
		So many conservatives were in mourning today about David Koch dying.
		The Koch brothers are somewhat infamous in politics.
		I actually remember in my high school days, it was Harry Reid who was always railing against the Koch brothers.
		And I would actually defend these guys back when I was a libertarian.
		You know, Harry Reid would always say, these Republicans are owned and controlled by the Koch brothers.
		They were like the shadowy... Today's white nationalists, you know, an alt-right, and Vladimir Putin was yesterday's Koch brothers.
		You know, it was always, well, these are just operatives of the perfidious Tea Party and the Koch brother network, right?
		And I would always defend them.
		I'd say, hey look, you know, these Democrats don't like the Koch brothers, but did you know that the Koch brothers are actually in favor of abortion, and gay marriage, and mass immigration, and criminal justice reform?
		Isn't that awesome?
		Isn't that based?
		Isn't that epic?
		Of course, now we've matured and we know that that's not based.
		We know that that is not a good thing at all.
		And this is why I am not shy about saying that we're glad that this man is dead.
		You know, a lot of conservatives I've seen today have come up with this take.
		They've said, you know, regardless of political differences, it's really toxic that people celebrate the death of David Koch.
		I see this from Ben Shapiro.
		I see this from a lot of libertarian types.
		You know, for what it's worth, David Koch was a good man.
		He was a philanthropist and he supported the free market, which is instrumental for economic prosperity and, you know, things like this.
		But you got to remember the kinds of policies that David Koch supported, okay?
		David Koch and the Koch brothers in general We're rabid, open borders, cheap labor advocates.
		The guy ran for the Libertarian nomination for president in 1980 and his platform was gay marriage, it was letting immigrants work even if they're illegal no matter what their immigration status is, and legalizing marijuana.
		These are the kinds of policies they're pushing on the country.
		In 1980!
		So when you're looking around and you're saying to yourself, gee, why is everybody on drugs today?
		Gee, what's with all this homosexual, drag queen, transsexual propaganda?
		Why is the country looking like Mexico?
		Why has my paycheck not gone up?
		Why am I being replaced in my kids' school and at my job by Mexicans?
		Well, you can thank people like David Koch.
		And so you gotta ask yourself, you know, I look around at my community, or I look around at white America, my kin, the white race, And I say to myself, you know, does David Koch care that white people are dying every day?
		Does David Koch really care that white America is dying out or that individuals are dying?
		Does David Koch care about people that were killed by illegal immigrants?
		He wants illegal immigrants to have jobs.
		Does David Koch care about American families who have been displaced in their jobs by illegal immigrants?
		No.
		He fights for them.
		Does David Koch care about kids doing drugs, smoking pot, getting hooked on drugs?
		He supports legalizing all drugs.
		It's your prerogative as an individual.
		So as far as I'm concerned, David Koch does not care about Americans.
		David Koch does not care about the death of Americans, white Americans, people like me.
		And so I don't care that he died.
		In fact, I spit on his grave, happily.
		These are people that we have to remember are demons.
		These people are ghouls.
		We have to deprogram and uncondition our brains where we think that people who are famous, people that are rich, people that are powerful, are deserving of legitimacy and respect.
		You know, we say that John McCain was an American hero because he was a senator.
		You know, Senator John McCain passed away And even though he was a traitor to his country, a traitor to his people, and his party, and his constituents, we're going to give him the proper respect that he deserves.
	You know, he should be in the rotunda, and we're going to be, you know, weeping at his grave, weeping at his coffin, because, well, he was an American hero, and he was a sinner.
	BS!
	This guy was a traitor!
	If we had a more just system, John McCain would have been put on trial for treason and hanged, if we lived in a more just time, and he would have gotten what he deserved.
	And so people like David Koch, as far as I'm concerned, I don't owe this person anything.
	In fact, the only thing we owe him, again, is disrespect.
	The only thing we owe him is the opposite of what people are giving him, which is reverence and all this.
	You know, if anything, it should be the opposite.
	That people see the rich, powerful, famous, and if anything, it should be the opposite.
	That instead of saying, well, because of their title, because of their wealth, there should be a sense of decorum, it should be the reverse.
	As far as I'm concerned, everybody that's involved at these top levels, anybody that has 42 billion dollars, has done something bad to get it.
	If anything, people like that should deserve more scrutiny than your average everyday person, right?
	That's my opinion.
	Because we look at what just happened with Jeffrey Epstein.
	What does that tell you, you know?
	All the mainstream media which covered it up, all the powerful people, all the celebrities, all the rich people that were in his little black book.
	These are the people that we're talking about that when they air their obituary, you know, or they air their...
	They're a little blurb on the news when they die, and we say, oh, you know, that's thoughts and prayers, R.I.P.
	for these people.
	All these people are in the books, though.
	Pedophiles, child sex traffickers, they're all involved in corruption, and David Koch is no different, and he was totally open about it.
	You know, I'll read you this little, uh...
	There's a little blurb from several months ago.
	It says, once a pro-Republican electoral powerhouse, the network that was long led by Charles and David Koch has made major changes to the way it operates in recent years, focusing more on policy and philanthropy and even renaming itself Stand Together to reflect its less political tone.
	As part of this transition, Americans for Prosperity, the policy and political arm of the network, is retooling for the 2020 election.
	Some, but definitely not all, of the group's policy plans may intrigue Democrats.
	For instance, one of the Koch Network's top priorities is extending protection to DREAMers.
	Its stance on that issue has sometimes been met with pushback from its own donors.
	Under its new approach, the network says it will help defend incumbent lawmakers in primaries, encouraging lawmakers to be less risk-averse and work together on Koch-backed policies.
	So these people literally, may I remind you, earlier this year, well they've been supporting Republicans for decades.
	For the first time, because they don't like Donald Trump, said they're going to start helping out Democrats in these elections.
	They're going to start helping challengers in Republican primaries who support mass immigration, who support DREAMers.
	They said that, you know, for the first time the Republican Party isn't sufficiently supportive of open borders, so we're going to start funding the Democrats who support DREAMers.
	They say, yeah, we're not really partisan anymore.
	Really, we're shifting towards policies.
	In other words, we are bipartisan in our support for mass immigration from the third world.
	And so we'll support anybody, Republican or Democrat, that's in favor of the Dreamers, DACA, DAPA, you know, all these big programs.
	What does that tell you?
	You know, these are people that are deserving of our respect.
	These are people that are deserving of our tears when they pass away.
	These are our political enemies.
	It's a good thing when your political enemies die.
	It's a good thing when your political enemies are put out of play.
	And let's do away with this idea that politics is just sort of like fashion or sports.
	That's the idea that prevails in Washington.
	It's like, well, despite your politics, they're all just chums.
	They're all just best friends.
	Does it feel that way anymore?
	Does it feel like the billionaires that run the country are just sort of like your chums?
	They're just people you disagree with, you know?
	David Koch and Charles Koch, they strike you as people just like you, but you know, you just have this difference of opinion in the same way that you and I might root for different sports teams.
	Yeah, you know, you're a Packers fan and I'm a Bears fan, but at the end of the day, it's just sports.
	At the end of the day, we love the game.
	These people want to demographically replace you in your own country.
	They want to see America become Mexico.
	They want to make it easier for people to get over here, take your jobs, get in your schools, take advantage of the healthcare system, take advantage of the education system, and ultimately outbreed you in the communities that you were born in, that your parents were born in.
	But you know what unites us?
	Our love for the game.
	But hey, but we all love the game, don't we?
	Oh, we had minor political differences, yeah.
	You know, I wanted to keep my job, and the Koch brothers didn't want me to keep my job.
	I wanted to keep my community.
	Koch brothers, not so much.
	I wanted my children to have a country that was recognizable, safe, orderly, cohesive.
	Koch brothers disagreed with me on that one.
	But you know, at the end of the day, we're all Americans.
	But at the end of the day, we all love the game.
	We're all about politics.
	And, uh, you know, I respect him for being a great player.
	F that!
	F that!
	These people are evil!
	These people are traitors to their country, and they hate you!
	They are materially making your life worse.
	And people are sitting around on Twitter tweeting about how What is really a toxic political climate that people are making fun of and celebrating that David Koch died?
	For what it's worth, for all that Republicans and Libertarians have bent over backwards to try to appease Democrats, you know, on another note...
	For example, they say, we're pro-abortion and we're pro-gay marriage and we're pro-weed.
	Isn't that something that's going to appeal to Democrats?
	Democrats were right there with all the right nationalists, all the real conservatives, saying they were celebrating the death of the Koch brothers.
	They didn't even care!
	They didn't even care that the Koch brothers basically shared their whole agenda, you know, in terms of immigration, drugs, social issues, and all that.
	They were white men.
	They were old white men that were controlling politics, and so they were bad.
	So, you know, in the end, people like this are downright evil.
	You know, if they don't have bad intentions, they're useless and they're hurting us, or presumably they do have bad intentions.
	They're destroying the country in pursuit of profit, and in that case, you know, we should not be mourning them at all.
	And that's what it comes down to.
	You know, a lot of people think the Democrats are the party of open borders.
	It's Republicans, too.
	You know, just take a look.
	The Koch brothers, some of the biggest donors in the Republican Party in history, and, you know, here we discover upon their death, finally, that these guys are supporting open borders just like everybody else, but they're doing it because it's cheap labor.
	You know, I think somebody said, well, the Koch brothers employed 100,000 people.
	They're great patriots.
	What do you think they employed?
	What do you think they paid them?
	Why do you think they supported open borders?
	They were probably all foreigners.
	They were probably all from Mexico anyway.
	Yeah, real patriots employing foreign nationals, right?
	That's why they're agitating for them in Congress for 40 years!
	So, I'm not upset about it, and you should not be upset about it either.
	You should be upset about if your family members die, you should be upset if patriots die, people that fought for you, people that actually are, you know, have your best interest in mind.
	But, you know, people like Charles and David Koch have been screwing over this country for half a century.
	They've been directly making your life worse, and they've got the means to do it.
	You know, $42 billion is not an insignificant sum, and they're mobilizing those resources to make the Republican Party the party of mass immigration, As long as it's legal and as long as it's for the GDP as opposed to, you know, farming votes.
	They're the party of social degeneracy and decline on the right and the party of all this other perfidious stuff on the right.
	They're bad people.
	They're bad people and you should not be crying about them.
	You should be celebrating.
	You should be crab dancing right alongside me.
	So, you know, I hope his brother goes next.
	I hope all these people go next.
	All these people deserve to burn in hell for what they've done to our country.
	I even see people I somewhat respect Tweeting out something like, oh, you know, we don't agree with David Koch, we have policy differences, but he's still a good guy.
	No, he is an enemy of the white race, he is an enemy of America, he is an enemy of the middle class, and he's burning in hell forever, and he deserves to be there.
	So, that's my feelings about David Koch.
	And anyway, if that wasn't bad enough, the guy supports abortion.
	The guy supports gay marriage.
	Doesn't that bother anybody?
	Doesn't anybody think about this?
	This guy was controlling the Republican Party, and he was not even a conservative.
	Doesn't anybody think about this?
	You know, gee, why is it that Republicans have controlled Congress just about every year for the past 30 years?
	But everything has gotten worse in every capacity.
	Legislatively, culturally, in every capacity.
	Well, take a look who the donors are.
	All the donors for the Republican Party, all the bigwigs in the Republican Party are atheists or Jews.
	And that's why the party can be majority Christian.
	That's why all these rubes who go out and vote for the Republican Party are hardcore Christians, hardcore evangelicals, hardcore conservatives.
	But all the donors, all the people that have any influence in the party, Are all libertarians and they're atheists and they're Jews and they don't have any Christian morality.
	You know, so maybe that should make you think as well.
	Why is it that this guy who is always behind the scenes being the puppet master, he runs Americans for Prosperity, who by the way...
	Americans for Prosperity is where Tim Phillips works, son Cabot Phillips, the head of Campus Reform, Campus Reform affiliated with the Leadership Institute.
	I mean, these things are so entrenched.
	It's everywhere.
	And these people are not even Christian.
	They're not even pro-life.
	It's not even the most basic decency from a conservative Christian.
	These people are hardcore leftists in every way, and they're running our party.
	And we're going to be, oh no, these puppet masters who are totally controlling our party and abusing us and destroying us from within.
	They deserve our respect.
	I'm crying.
	I'm crying.
	I have the sense of decorum.
	No way.
	No way.
	Eat shit, David Koch.
	You're in hell.
	So that's David Koch.
	We're going to move on.
	We're going to talk about our super chats.
	I hope everybody agrees with me.
	I know that's not exactly a hot take.
	A lot of people agree, but had to be said.
	Had to be said.
	You know, I don't trust anybody who shills for billionaires.
	That's the thing.
	All these people in the conservative movement, they got their start from atheist billionaires.
	Atheist or Jewish billionaires.
	And it's no wonder why the country is so screwed, right?
	Why is the country this, you know, amoral, godless hellhole?
	Well, maybe it has something to do with the fact that revolutionary Jews and atheists are running the show.
	You know, they're giving all the money.
	Anyway, let's see.
	We've got Bill who says, here is money.
	Well, thank you, buddy.
	Boss Vivo with a big super chat.
	Thanks so much.
	He says, I have noticed there is a direct correlation between you getting a cloud boost from controversy and the quality of super chats plummeting as new and uninitiated tards roll in.
	Yeah, I've noticed that as well.
	Yeah, whenever the show grows, the quality of the Super Chats goes down.
	And, uh, I don't know, I think that's consistent with what I believe about people, you know?
	That's why, if you ever watched my earlier shows, I always said, I never want this to become a huge show.
	I never want to be, I never, I guess, I didn't then.
	Maybe now I might have to.
	I may reluctantly have to accept this sort of celebrity, right?
	But back in the day I used to say, you know, I never want to become Crowder level, I never want to become Shapiro level, because in order to do that you necessarily have to sort of sell out.
	At least that was always my perspective.
	Now we're doing moderately well.
	I would say we're like an average mid-size show, mid-size political operator, right?
	Relatively speaking on the internet.
	But it was always my belief that the show would remain sort of esoteric and obscure and high IQ and everything, and we would maintain sort of a nice size, you know, there'd be sort of a carrying capacity for how many people would have the attention span, you know, to watch the show, the high time or rather the low time preference.
	But as it's grown, we just get a lot of like, you know, naturally low IQ people.
	A lot of people don't want to see me making viral five minute clips where I say, SJWs are ruining comedy!
	SJWs are ruining comedy!
	Here's a jump cut.
	Here's a fancy graphic.
	It's no secret that SJWs are ruining comedy.
	And look at this fat idiot.
	She's a feminist and feminists are retarded.
	And, you know, like and subscribe!
	And check out Clash of Clans on iOS.
	Link in the description.
	Use code FAGGOT for 20%.
	for a hundred pieces of gold you know so I always thought if I if I was gonna get big I'd have to do things like that and as I get big people expect me to be like that that on that level you know that tier of commentator so yeah it's no surprise more people lower quality what else is new But thanks for the big super chat.
	Boss Vivo says, have you seen that Jordan Peterson voice AI thing?
	There's already that Nick AI Twitter bot.
	You can get an AI voice and deepfake video and just switch on a virtual stand-in for the super chat section.
	Not a bad idea.
	I didn't like where that was going at first.
	I thought you were just going to suggest to me that I should just, you know, start up something that simulates my voice.
	Which would be a bad idea, but having it stand in for the superchats and respond, that's not a bad idea at all.
	The responses are so predictable, you could totally program it, you know?
	For every joke that's like, you know, whenever people type in the superchat, they're like, whoops, can't read that one.
	Oh, can't say that.
	Oh, I scrolled down too far.
	I could just program the response and be like, yeah, okay, whatever.
	And it would just, you wouldn't know the difference.
	You wouldn't know the difference.
	So, Crafted Gamer says Ruth Bader Ginsburg has pancreatic cancer, F in chat, more like S in chat for Ruth Bader Cringeburg, and I hope she dies.
	This woman, think about it, this woman is literally the last thing standing between, like, the genocide of the unborn, And that being stopped and reversed.
	Imagine that's your legacy.
	She's hanging on for dear life.
	She's like a raisin.
	She's hanging on.
	She's got like cancer.
	I mean, she's been to hell and back with the health situation.
	But she's hanging on because I want to make sure that babies are being killed.
	I'm not ready to go yet, Satan, I should say.
	I'm not ready to go yet, Satan.
	I still have much work to be done in making sure that babies can be killed.
	That's your legacy.
	No, I won't vacate the court.
	I have to make sure that babies continue to be murdered every day.
	These people should... they really belong in hell.
	Jewish, by the way.
	Not that that matters, but she is Jewish.
	Looter McChicken says, God damn it.
	Dropped my jitterbug bottom text.
	Okay, really good comic says 710 and almost half dislikes.
	Did you step on some toes recently or do you think they thought it said dis I like?
	Well, I think maybe the latter explanation.
	You know that that could be plausible, right?
	Dislike?
	Oh, I thought it said dis I like, this content I like.
	Yeah, that's a plausible explanation.
	I don't know.
	Today, there were a lot of dislikes.
	Yesterday, there were a lot of dislikes.
	And, like, right when I start, like, 70 dislikes.
	I don't know.
	Maybe it's a bot.
	Maybe it's, uh, you know, somebody astroturfing.
	People act like I care.
	You know, they used to happen to me all the time.
	Whenever I would get in a feud with somebody, it would be like, oh, go and raid his... go and raid his chat.
	Dislike his video.
	Like I care.
	That doesn't change anything for me.
	You know, people are like, we're gonna dislike your video.
	Like, after I got in that fight with Patrick Little, it was like, yeah, we got a hundred dislikes on Flintus' video last night.
	It's like, so what?
	That literally doesn't affect me at all.
	So, you know, dislike away.
	Dislike away!
	You're wasting your time!
	You're wasting everybody's time.
	I'm immune from this.
	Leonce's noted libertarian free thinker Dave Rubin probably laments today as a huge loss in the battle of ideas as there are now fewer people who can now be shown up to his LA room for two hours a day as, excuse me, as he nods in vapid agreement.
	Did he ever have the Koch brothers on his show?
	I don't, I don't remember that episode but yeah another huge loss in the battle of ideas.
	No more, no more globalist mono-party billionaires to control politics.
	What a loss!
	What a loss.
	Uh, but yeah, I know it's a lot of people like Dave Rubin who are mourning it.
	You know, notice how Dave Rubin and Ben Shapiro and David Koch are all ostensibly on the same side?
	You know, they all identify differently.
	Dave Rubin is a leftist and Ben Shapiro's a conservative.
	And, er, I'm sorry, Dave Rubin is a liberal.
	And David Koch is a libertarian, but yet, they all are best friends.
	All their interests line up exactly.
	That's so weird.
	It's so weird how that works out.
	And, you know, Ben Shapiro and Dave Rubin have a lot in common, too.
	Not a something says the light is before us brothers.
	So the devil working hard real family stick together and see through the mirage Says Kanye stay based King.
	Yeah, thanks That's uh That's from St.
	Pablo.
	Very based song.
	Very based and red-pilled song.
	Jews share their truth on how to make a dime, says Kanye in St.
	Pablo.
	Very red-pilled.
	Donald Trump says David Koch is dead.
	Can we get an S in chat to spit on his grave, please?
	Did somebody say go off, King?
	Did somebody say go off?
	Reclaim the DS.
	Yeah, those are the things we say on the show.
	Thanks for that.
	Yeah, throw up some S's in chat.
	S on your chest.
	S in chat for the old David Koch going to hell forever.
	Eric Asher says, The virgin, she's beautiful, feminine, would make a great mother, and I want to marry her.
	But Chad, she begot me feeling certain type of way.
	Honestly, look, you know, I'm obviously, you know, Catholic.
	And I want a wife who's gonna bear my children and be traditional.
	But honestly, the tradlarping, it's like, it's making me, it's very cringe.
	It's making me cringe.
	I don't like it.
	You know, all these people that are like, oh, you know, a fair maiden.
	How can I be worthy of the fair maiden's hand in marriage?
	Kill yourself!
	Stop talking like that.
	I do not want to be lumped in with you anymore.
	You have ruined trad.
	You have ruined traditionalism.
	You've made traditionalism about having Asperger's, and I don't like that, okay?
	I don't identify as trad anymore.
	You know all this talk about, you know, You know, people wearing like...nibbas be wearing like sundresses and shit.
	Nibbas be like, I will weave a basket for you.
	I will weave a basket for you, my husband.
	You know, go to hell with that.
	I want...look, I am still a creature of the age.
	I am still a modern man.
	I reject modernism.
	I reject things that are contemporary in a lot of ways, but also it is the world that I live in.
	So yeah, so I'm with you on that very it is the virgin, you know Hello, hello maiden and all this in the chat.
	What a bitch.
	Sup bitch.
	You got me feeling a type of way and shit, you know So so yeah relatable relatable gamer moment on that front Young lungs a lot of the trad LARPing.
	It's just getting to me.
	Why why does it have to be a LARP?
	Why does it have to be a costume?
	Why can't you just not have casual sex?
	You know, I'm like, hello, uh, you know, respectable virgin reporting in, not a casual sex haver, which is completely moral in my opinion, completely, like, ethical, and people are like, ah, yes, I, mm, ah, yes, you know, I, I too am a medieval sort of person, right?
	It's like, no, I just don't have casual sex.
	I don't know why that has to pigeonhole me into some weird, like, I have to go to renaissance fairs now or something, right?
	That's the thing.
	I came on the show and I'm like, yeah, like I don't have casual sex.
	To me, it's just like a basic moral thing.
	I don't know how people do it.
	I don't know how people do not have any compunction.
	Is that the word?
	About going out and being promiscuous.
	I don't understand it.
	I see people do it all the time.
	They go out and they just have sex with strangers, casual sex, hookups.
	And to me, I've never like not done that because I don't like Not see the appeal, right?
	In the sense that, you know, we are men.
	You know what I'm talking about.
	You have urges.
	You have desire.
	So it's never been about the fact that I don't see sort of like the short term appeal.
	I don't see the, you know, why people might be into that.
	But it's always been holding me back that that's just not something you do.
	It's sort of gross.
	It's sort of dirty.
	There's something sort of intrinsic inside of me, my superego, perhaps, that says, no, that's gross.
	Don't do that.
	Right.
	And so for whatever reason, me saying that has now, now I have to be like a monk.
	Now I have to be like this monkish figure.
	Now it's like I'm this whatever, I'm this whatever sort of medieval, medieval LARPer.
	Like I said, I have to go to the renaissance fair and be a druid or something.
	I have to put on a hood and a costume and talk in old-time English.
	Ye olde LARPer.
	Ye olde renaissance fair, ye olde America first.
	Can't do it.
	Can't do it.
	I'm just... I am just, uh, you know, your average moral person.
	Anyway, YoungLung says, Hey Nick, I'll be moving to Vietnam in two weeks to teach English.
	I've got a good amount of gold saved from the economic collapse, but I still hope it doesn't happen while I'm over here.
	Okay, well, I don't know how, you know, the gold thing I'm quite skeptical of, unless you physically own it in your hands.
	And even then, I don't know, man.
	There's really not many ways you can protect yourself because the whole economy is busted.
	The whole economy is based on lies.
	So I mean yeah like gold is for obvious reasons this is like the the go-to this is why central banks still have gold reserves and all that but uh you know I don't I think it's a bit of a meme frankly but you know I guess it's good to have somewhat I guess that's maybe the one of the better things to have if there's a recession as opposed to stocks But yeah, I'm with you.
	I hope it doesn't happen while I'm, uh, you know.
	I hope it doesn't happen only because, I mean, you know, I'm gonna take a hit if the recession happens.
	Oi mate says, hello mate.
	Hey, thanks for the big super chat, by the way.
	He says, hello mate.
	Last night's super chats were bloody atrocious.
	All cringe super chatters to be thrown in the Tower of London.
	You are the man, simple as.
	There's a plate of fish and chips here with your name on it when you make it across the pond.
	Oi!
	Well, thank you, mate.
	Thank you, me old China.
	Thank you, me old fruit.
	Thank you for the Super Chat.
	Much appreciated.
	Thanks for the big one, big guy.
	100 British Pounds.
	That's some serious currency.
	That's some serious dough there.
	But yeah, you're right.
	I'm with you.
	Cringe Super Chatters.
	Get thrown in the brig.
	Get thrown in the dungeon.
	Ye old dungeon.
	Get thrown from the Tower of London.
	I'm with you.
	And yeah, I'll be dining on fish and chips when I'm over there.
	I'm gonna try to get over there next year at some point.
	I was gonna try to get over to London in the fall of this year, but I was like, I was traveling so much in July.
	I wanted to die.
	All these flights.
	I hate flying.
	It's such a headache.
	You know, I like the traveling, going to a different place, but it's all the logistics of, like, packing, going to the airport, it's tickets, it's tickets, it's taking your shoes off, it's taking your laptop, it's gotta go in this container and not that one, you know, and it's...
	You know, he got your seat, he got a... It's too much.
	It's too much for me.
	I'm too neurotic for this.
	You know, I would much prefer just driving 15 hours someplace, you know?
	But, uh... So yeah, I'll probably make it over there next year before I'm banned permanently, once they figure out who I am.
	But thanks, mates.
	Much appreciated.
	Much love from across the pond.
	Much love from your American superiors.
	Ramadan Jackson says, Hey Nick, love the show.
	Who are your top three worst people alive in the world right now?
	Top three worst people alive in the world right now.
	That's a tough one.
	I would probably say it would be... Oh, I don't know.
	I don't know.
	Who would be the top three?
	Probably Jeff Bezos, number one.
	He's up there, certainly.
	I'd probably say Ben Shapiro's up there, sure.
	And I'd probably say that, you know, who else is pretty bad?
	George W. Bush, maybe?
	I don't know.
	It's kind of hard to pick.
	It's such a general thing when you're thinking about all the people in the world.
	It's like, who do you put in there?
	Like terrorists?
	Neocons?
	Uh, you know, puppet masters.
	I don't know.
	I don't know who you would throw in there.
	It's sort of... come back to me on that one.
	I'll have to think about that for a while.
	Ramadan Jackson.
	I just read that.
	Uh, Jack says, I was radicalized by the marshmallow test.
	It is radicalizing!
	How do you look at that and not, you know, come away with certain conclusions?
	Time preference.
	If you understand time preference and you look at the marshmallow test, it tells you everything you need to know.
	For all these people that say, it's about education, it's about the cycle of poverty, it's about welfare, it's never about race, it's always about something else.
	It's like, bruh, bruh, are you marshmallow-pilled?
	Hello, marshmallow department?
	Yeah, you know, we gotta send this guy a kit.
	We gotta send this guy the DVD.
	Uh, the marshmallow test...
	It was a test administered to children where they're testing about time preference.
	So, you know, time preference is a concept where it says that, you know, look, a lot of how civilization is governed is decided by individual choices based on their time preference.
	It's said that you have, I'm going to try and simplify it as best that I can.
	If you have a high time preference, it means that you value the present a lot more over the future.
	Somebody with a high time preference is sort of like impatient, instant gratification.
	In other words, low time preference is somebody who does not prefer the present as much as the future.
	In other words, so everybody values the present more than the future.
	That's a basic concept to sort of understand this.
	Everybody obviously values the present more than the future.
	You'd rather have something now than later, right?
	But everybody sort of values the present against the future a little bit differently.
	Some people value the present greatly compared to the future, some people not so much.
	So high time preference person says, I don't care about saving my money.
	I don't care about making long term decisions or long term planning.
	I'm thinking about the present.
	I'm thinking about what's good for me right now.
	The low time preference person says, well, you know, I can afford to wait a little bit.
	I'm going to plan long term.
	I'm going to be risk averse, things like this, right?
	And so one of the ways they test time preference in children is they administered the marshmallow test, where they tell, I think it's like preschool-aged children, they say, well, I'll give you this marshmallow right now, or I'll come back in 15 minutes and I'll give you two marshmallows.
	And obviously, a high time preference child, and it's a very innate thing, I mean, it's not like it's a learned thing, a high time preference child will obviously say, well, I want the one marshmallow now.
	Because the rate at which I discount the future compared to the present is so high, one marshmallow in the present is worth twice as much as the future, because I'll have one marshmallow now as compared to two marshmallows in 15 minutes.
	Very low IQ, uncivilized way of thinking, very primitive.
	And some kids said, I'll wait.
	I'll wait for the two marshmallows.
	And some kids said, I want the marshmallow now.
	You can take a guess at who said what.
	You can take a wild guess at who wanted their marshmallow right now and who wanted the two marshmallows later.
	And it kind of explains a lot.
	There's also the mirror test.
	That's another one.
	There's a lot of these tests that are done with early children, early childhood development tests, where it tells you these things are biological.
	Anyway, Glenn says I'm so glad millions of young women have people like Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus and the U.S.
	women's soccer team to look up to.
	Dating is so fun.
	Don't complain.
	Don't complain, you bitch.
	Never be like, I can't find a girlfriend because of Miley Cyrus.
	Dude, be a man.
	Be a man.
	I know women are cringe.
	I know women are, you know, look.
	And they were not great to begin with, you know, but then they started getting all whored up and drugged out and all this, you know, so I get it.
	I'm with you on that, but, you know, let's not play the blame game.
	Let's be a man and, you know, get real.
	But yeah, how about this Taylor Swift music video?
	I finally got around to watching it today.
	What the hell?
	It's a black guy?
	The whole music video is like making out with a black guy, making out with a black guy, swimming in the fishbowl with a black guy, dancing, And, you know, look, I don't really care for that.
	I don't really like to see that.
	Nobody really likes to see that.
	If I had daughters, I would not want my daughters watching this music video of pop icon Taylor Swift and she's she's macking out with some black guy on the bed.
	And, you know, they're in a home and everything's normal.
	Everything's fine.
	That's wrong.
	We don't believe in that.
	We say no to that kind of thing.
	So very cringe.
	And then, you know, Miley Cyrus total.
	You know, we don't have to go into that.
	See, I'm with you.
	No good role models.
	No good role models for men or women.
	All these people are total scumbags in Hollywood.
	That's why I need BNR.
	That's why I need BNR Catholic knickers to lead the way for the young people, because who else is going to do it, right?
	Everybody else is just, they're out in the open with this degeneracy.
	They're funded to do this.
	Very sick.
	E-Cases, InfoWars, David Night Show openly talking about Epstein being Israeli Mossad operation.
	Hello Red Pill Department.
	Thank you Alex.
	Very cool.
	That's pretty base.
	Normally they don't name them, but you know they do occasionally.
	Mark Allen's is heading to bed early.
	Sick, I shouldn't complain though.
	You're only, you're only as healthy as you feel.
	You're only as healthy as you feel.
	Yeah, yeah, I can relate.
	Can relate!
	I know what that's from.
	Certainly I, I think about that.
	I get a lot of bad ideas in my head.
	Athan Jensen says, Nick, who's your favorite artist?
	Mine is Jacob Sartorius.
	Yeah, Jacob Sartorius probably clocking in at a close number two.
	Obviously number one is Kanye West.
	That's my favorite.
	Jason Jones says you skipped my super chat last night, big guy.
	Yeah, I don't think that's true.
	Saw Ross says all the pedo-libertarians are disliking the stream.
	Yeah, could be.
	Peter says if you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you.
	This is the principal difference between a dog and a man, says Mark Twain.
	How's your dog, Nick?
	The dog's doing good.
	Uh, you know, we're hanging out today.
	We're hanging out outside.
	It was a beautiful day today.
	70 degrees.
	Sun's out.
	It's gonna be nice all weekend.
	So, we're hanging out on the patio.
	You know, just chilling.
	I took a little nap outside and, you know, he was just bullying.
	He was chasing rabbits, taking a shit on the driveway.
	The guy's so cringe.
	It's like he just, it's on the grass.
	It's like another meter.
	It's like another foot to your left, but he just takes a big dump right in the middle of the driveway.
	What are you doing, dude?
	What are you doing?
	Why, why must you do this?
	Also, he's doing this thing now where he's scooting.
	You know, when dogs do this, he's like rubbing his butt on the ground.
	I'm like, what are you doing, dude?
	And he looks at me like he's embarrassed or something.
unidentified		Why?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Why are you scooting?
		So he's doing good.
		He's a little cringe sometimes, but he's, he's a pretty base dog overall.
		Sometimes cringe, overall based.
		Base dog.
		Eddie Cates says, only read $50 or more super chats.
		F them.
		Yeah, good idea.
		Uh, some, some Greek, some Greek alphabet name says, hi Nick, this is my first time leaving a super chat.
		I wanted to ask, do you think there are any careers that are acceptable for women to have?
		Uh, yeah, I think we could probably go back to like, I don't know how it was in like the 50s, you know, where they're like secretaries and things like that, you know, school teachers.
		Maybe that's acceptable.
		I think probably the most acceptable is like nurse, school teacher, you know, maybe secretary.
		But generally, I think they should be kept out.
		I mean, that's just generally my opinion.
		I don't know.
		I think it's bad for everybody.
		I think it's bad for the business.
		I think it's bad for the woman.
		You know, there are some exceptions to that.
		Maybe as a society, we have to involve women in the work a little bit more.
		Because it's true that women used to work on the farm, you know, women used to work the field and they had their share of household duties when it was a rural and agrarian economy.
		So maybe we have to accept that women will be integrated into the workforce in some capacity.
		But, you know, I just question the idea of co-ed workplaces.
		I question the idea of women not being in the home when they have children.
		But, you know, certainly You know, what do women do when their kids are raised?
		Do they just stick around the house all day?
		You know, maybe they could get a job or something, but I just question, obviously, the fundamental assumption that women and men are interchangeable in the workforce is not true, and it's not working.
		And so sometimes I go a little extreme, you know, a little hyperbolic.
		I say, you know, no women in the workforce, but probably we're gonna have to have some in the workforce in some capacity, but it's just...
		How do we, how do we make it such that we don't have these problems of promiscuity?
		We don't have these problems of, you know, children without parents in the home?
		Things like that.
		So that's my main concern.
		But yeah, I mean they could probably be, you know, nurse, school teacher, these kinds of things.
		That's fine.
		David says, how's it going big guy?
		Appreciate the show!
		Credo!
		Yeah, thanks bro.
		Pro Truth Anti-Media says, who will Dems scapegoat when pretending to stand up against donors to avoid actually naming them now?
		The Russians, you know, clearly.
		Yo mama's chest hair says my name is Nick and I'm always late because of my Mexican DNA.
		That's not true.
		Actually, I'm never late because being fashionably late is actually on time.
		Everybody knows that.
		And anyway, if I am late some days, and I'm not, it's because of my Mediterranean DNA.
		Mexicans are actually always on time, you know, very, very, very hard workers, very punctual.
		So, nice try.
		Nice try, racist butt.
		If anything, it's the superior Aryan med DNA that keeps me... But, again, I continue to believe, you know, people say, oh, you're late, you're late.
		Not really, not really.
		When you go to a concert, when you go to a concert, when you go to see the president speak, does he start promptly at 7 o'clock or do you wait a little bit?
		Do you let the anticipation build?
		Do you let it marinate a little bit?
		That's the same principle here.
		It didn't start exactly at seven o'clock.
		Well, it's not fucking television.
		It's not television, all right?
		It's not, uh, not NBC.
		This is America First.
		Fashionably Late is on time, all right?
		And you're gonna sit there and you're gonna wait, you're gonna listen to the theme song over and over again, and you're gonna, and you're gonna enjoy yourself, all right?
		Life is short.
	Why do we have to be so frenzied all the time?
	It has to be seven o'clock like clockwork.
	What, is that all I am?
	Is that all I am is like a piano key pressing itself mechanically and you know a mathematical equation can predict all my behaviors?
	No, sometimes it's at 717, sometimes it's 725, sometimes it's 705.
	You'll never know, but in the meantime it's a nice song.
	You get to think about things, maybe enjoy a little family time.
	You gather the kids around Hey kids, America First is on.
	One sec dad, I just gotta save an animal crossing.
	One sec dad, I just gotta get this Victory Royale.
	And you know what?
	There's time to allow for that.
	Alright, whatever.
	You know, mom's cooking dinner, wife is cooking dinner, cooking up some chicken tenders, mac and cheese.
	Family gathers around on the couch, you know, to listen to America First broadcast.
	So, uh, so all these Angloids complaining, he's late, he's late, late again, late again, Nick.
	Uh, watch, watch a different show, though.
	Watch the on-time show with, uh, you know, gay Angloid.
	Watch, watch Steven Crowder, alright?
	The show is based in Medpill.
	Victor Sanchez says, what if your name was Rick instead of Nick?
	That'd be a big change, very significant.
	Tony says, oi Nicholas, how was your day?
	Had a mulatto try to convince me that Beethoven was actually black and that Italians aren't white.
	Yeah, well, he hears that a lot.
	A lot of cope, honestly.
	I understand it at that point, you know.
	If, you know, you look at your background and it's, like, sort of sparse.
	You kind of want to beef up your resume a little bit, you know.
	Beethoven was our guy.
	Egyptians were our guy.
	I don't blame them for doing it.
	It's not true, but you don't blame them, you know, for trying to beef up their resume a bit, because there's not a lot going on, right?
	So, we know that's not true.
	We know Italians are the only whites, frankly.
	Everybody else can kind of join in, but we're letting them.
	Simon says, pat your head and rub your tummy.
	Okay.
	Derek says, Mr. Resetti from Animal Crossing is the conservative boomer.
	We want to reset the right wing, but not before their wasteful tantrum.
	GTFO, you, uh, something mole.
	Something about his nose.
	Yeah, that's, uh, that's basically true.
	I don't know if that's a perfect analogy, but it's somewhat right.
	It's somewhat right in the sense that the, the theme song for Resetti is very high-pitched, sort of nasally, annoying, loud, incessant, and won't let you go.
	You know, just keeps talking and talking and talking, and that's really his strength, is the talking.
	So yeah, it reminds me of a certain group, certain interest in the Republican Party or in the right wing.
	Definitely.
	Dimitri says, Fag Spencer says that we don't have an ideology and that our thinking is regressive.
	What a gay nerd.
	I don't know, I think he's kind of right about that.
	That's one of the things I happen to agree with him on.
	Yeah, I'm against ideology.
	Ideology is cringe.
	Imagine having an ideology.
	Yeah, so I think that's one of the few non-cringe things that he says.
	And yeah, our thinking is regressive.
	So, what do you mean?
	Progressive?
	You gotta make progress?
	Human progress is impossible.
	So yeah, I mean, we are by definition regressive.
	I don't know, bro.
	I don't know, bro.
	There's a lot more that you can, you know, pick and choose that's cringe about Spencer.
	Those are not, those are not among them.
	Vouchker says, egirls, just once maybe?
	Nope, never.
	Not even once.
	Kata Mary says, Joe Rogan moderating the next Democratic debate.
	Bernie, healthcare in America is too expensive.
	Joe, very cool.
	Have you ever done DMT?
	Why would you send this?
	Why would you send this?
	Not funny.
	A Joe Rogan drug joke?
unidentified		If Joe Rogan hosted a Democrat debate, I bet he would be like, uh, drugs?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Ha, yeah, he would be like that.
		He would be like that.
		Oh, please.
		Please.
		And please.
		You can take that somewhere else.
		Thanks for the superchat.
		But, you know, let's try a little harder.
		Christian says, G'day Nick.
		Superchats remind me of the old golden age of the MDE subreddit.
		That sub died long before it was banned though.
		Stay dinky D, mate.
		On ya.
		These people!
		These people!
		These angloids!
		Speak English!
		I'm kidding.
		I find it charming.
		I find it endearing.
		The silly things I say.
		Dinky D on ya, g'day!
		You know, it's like, alright bro, I mean, what do... I don't know what any of that means, but it's endearing, it's charming, it's fun, it's fresh.
		But thanks, bro.
		Yeah, I was never on the MDE subreddit.
		I was never on Reddit until I got my own subreddit.
		but uh yeah it's it's uh it's got a nice feel to it right it's got a very warm atmosphere very warm and welcoming friendly communal but thanks yeah i have them dinky d to you too i guess whatever kangaroo morning coffee says today's my birthday what's your favorite old cartoon network show minus courage the cowardly dog um probably it's kind of tough to pick from i liked a lot of them And like growing older, I have a different opinion than when I was watching them as a kid.
		I'm trying to think back.
		What were some of my favorites?
		Probably later childhood, like when I was in middle school, elementary school, like sixth grade.
		My favorites were regular show.
		Regular show was Kino.
		Adventure Time, sorry to say.
		When it first came out, before it turned into like a Tumblr thing and like a gay thing, it was kind of cool.
		You know, I watched it when it first premiered.
		Me and my buddy were very into it.
		So I liked Adventure Time.
		I really like regular show.
		But probably earlier on, I liked Ed, Edd, and Eddy a lot.
		I liked Codename Kids Next Door, of course.
		Trying to think what else was on there.
		What else?
		It's been so long since I've watched Cartoon Network.
unidentified		Hmm.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Does anybody remember that show out of Jimmy's head?
		Yo, hello Zoomer moments!
		Wow, I'm so shocked they even remember that.
		That was like the first live action show I think on Cartoon Network or something like that.
		I didn't really like that show, but I just remembered it now.
		I have such an amazing memory.
		I'm unbelievable.
		I'm really insane when it comes to these things.
unidentified		Yeah, how did you... What a stupid show!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What a dumb show, but... Man, but man, it brings back memories, you know?
		Brings back some old memories.
		Let's see, Cartoon Network Studios, what do we got here?
		Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, that was a good one.
		Star Wars The Clone Wars, I used to watch a little bit.
		Camp Lazlo, yo, hello Kino Department.
		Ben 10, yeah, Ben 10 was great.
		Ben 10 was one of my favorites, for sure.
		My Gym Partner's a Monkey, yeah, that was a good one.
		Class of 3000, that, that was a great song.
		I really liked the theme song for that one, but very short-lived.
		Chowder was a favorite of mine, certainly.
		Yes, I'd probably say that.
		That would top it off.
		That was probably my generation, the 2000s there.
		I'd probably say Ben 10 was my all-time favorite.
		That was a real good one.
		Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi?
		Yeah, that was very good as well.
		I used to play that game on Game Boy.
		Very, very epic.
		Man, real throwback, real Zoomer nostalgia moment.
		Anyway, Randall says, Hey, that's how I've been operating.
		I'm Afro-Latino.
		That's how I identify.
		However remote, must be regarded as black.
		This definition of blackness was once encoded into Virginia's Racial Integrity Act of 1924.
		Hey, that's how I've been operating.
		I'm Afro-Latino.
		That's how I identify.
		So, no disagreement there.
		Big Billy says, hey, big guy, just wondering if you had any opinion on BG Coomby.
		Well, actually, we actually did a show together.
		He came on America First a while ago.
		I like him.
		I think he's great.
		I consider us friends, even though, you know, I always try to hang out with him.
		He always blows me off.
		I guess he doesn't like me.
		You know, he listed his location in his Twitter bio as, like, Phoenix, Arizona.
		And I was in Phoenix.
		I was like, hey, want to hang out?
		And he's like, oh, I don't, I'm not in Phoenix.
		It's like, okay.
		Message received.
		I got it.
		I get it, bro.
		Whatever.
		You don't hang out with me.
		That's fine.
		But the guy's based.
		Based Dixie fellow.
		Based Irony bro.
		I'm a fan.
		John Q Publix's Crenshaw be like, some of you may die, but that is a sacrifice I am willing to make.
		I don't know if a whippersnapper like you is old enough to get it.
		Uh, is that, is that Sam Hyde?
		I'm not totally sure on that one.
		Uh, Puppet Pal says, hey big guy, what's more cringe, so much for the tolerant left or so much for the freeze peach right?
		Definitely the former, because the left you expect cringe, but when right people say, to this day, so much for the tolerant left, it's like, you know.
		You shouldn't be here.
		Butt Bandits has got my Die for Israel bonus this week, selling my soul for my family.
		Here's a piece for you, bud.
		Thanks for everything you do.
	Well, thanks, bro.
	Thanks for the shekels.
	Much appreciated.
	Simon Scholas says, don't buy Skittles while wearing that.
	Ha!
	Yeah, that's right.
	If I, you know, if I walk into 7-Eleven, buy my Skittles and my purple pop, my grape pop, purple drank, Skittles in one hand, purple in another, cough syrup in the back pocket, I get accosted by some white Mexican, white Hispanic, could happen, could happen, walking down the street.
	Stop you!
	No, please, don't shoot me!
	Just for skittles, just for skittles.
	I love my M&M minis in one hand, you know.
	Coke in the other.
	McDonald's.
	Extra ketchup in the back pocket.
	No, please!
	Uh, let's see.
	Kawa says, Gay Telegram keeps muting your channel, big guy.
	Yeah, I know.
	I've heard.
	Whatever.
	You just gotta stay on it.
	Just gotta stay on it.
	Just gotta check it every day.
	That's what you have to do.
	Kevin says, Hey Nick, it seems the Epstein Shatter is dying down.
	How long until we all forget?
	But we've already all forgotten.
	Let's get real.
	It's already forgotten.
	No, we've been over the Hunter thing.
	He pussied out.
	Puppet Palace is also wanting to say, we getting any Hunter debate?
	Was watching an old debate you were doing with AIU, and atheists don't get enough shit.
	Yeah, I agree.
	No, we've been over the Hunter thing.
	He pussied out.
	Not going to debate.
	I tried to nail him down on like three separate occasions.
	He backed out every time, so he's just not interested in doing it.
	It's whatever.
	Uh, Pike with... I can't tell if that's big or not because it's in a denomination I don't know, but thanks.
	Says, currently getting my head kicked in by a clan of Jewish boarding school kids for referring to the Torah as the Elder Scroll.
	Ah, I see you've lifted that from harassment architecture.
	That's... it's great.
	Thanks uh Mr Roboto says I'm a excuse me I'm a self-hating two dollar super chatter maybe it's time I get a job so I can send higher quality more expensive super chats yeah that might be one reason why you want to get a job why you might want to be a wagee so you can help support your zoomer look we we're all getting by together I live and die by the success of my super chatters if you're not giving me super chats how are we gonna how are we all gonna make it
	If you want to see the white race make it, donate a $2 Super Chat and subscribe to the channel, right?
	Donate a $20 Super Chat and subscribe to America First with Nick J. Fuentes.
	Collective salvation, you know?
	Everybody's doing well, Nicker does well, and then you do well because I'm doing well.
	So it's all...we're all sharing the wealth.
	It's all being spread around at the end of the day.
	You know, when you think about it, you giving me a Super Chat is an investment in your own future.
	That's the way I look at it.
	Just joking.
	But yeah, yeah, getting a job not a bad idea.
	Gabriel Rogers has hired some Germans to build me a chimney.
	They cut holes in my roof and built a chimney in the middle of my lawn.
	What the heck, dude?
	That sounds totally inefficient.
	You know, it's weird because I know there are devices specifically designed for that kind of chimney.
	They were in use at, you know, they're in use in other homes where it's literally, it's a, it's a chimney.
	It is a compact unit.
	It is designed to burn firewood and to heat the home.
	But for some reason, yeah, I've been seeing a lot of this that, uh, you know, I guess people are building these chimneys where they're just cutting holes in the roof and, like, putting the wood and, like, these little containers on top.
	It doesn't make any sense.
	It doesn't make any sense.
	It's either incredibly inefficient or it just makes no sense at all, you know?
	So, so yeah, I don't know what they're up to.
	I don't know what that's all about.
	T for Nun says, Morning, David Koch is cringe.
	All these Daily Wire and alt-white people should be ashamed of themselves.
	I agree.
	Shame on you.
	Alcibiades says, Meet Lover's Pizza tonight.
	Cheers!
	Wow, God, I wish that were me.
	Very based.
	T for Nun says, Koch is in hell.
	Hang out with Epstein and MLK Jr.
	Yeah, John McCain and George Bush.
	Yeah, all of them.
	NC says, Nick, would you be interested in doing color commentary on my wrestling promotions event we are filming in October?
	It'll be on Saturday and pay pretty decent.
	I will email if interested.
	Thanks.
	Yeah, probably not.
	Probably not.
	Not really my, uh, not really my expertise.
	If it was professional wrestling, if it was pro wrestling, maybe.
	You know, I know a lot about pro wrestling, but amateur wrestling, I did that like for a year, and I was terrible at it.
	I just got the shit kicked out of me all the time.
	And, uh, and it was a little bit too touchy-feely for me.
	It was a little bit, you know, as an autistic, you know, non-neurotypical as a young man, it was a little bit like, oh, okay, you know.
	Because I had, I did wrestling for a time.
	And I had a partner, like a good friend of mine, who was like my partner in practice.
	You know, every time, that's how they did it.
	You would partner up, you would do the moves on each other, you would practice together, spar a little bit.
	So he was like my guy.
	We were best friends.
	He went to my school and everything.
	And he's the one that turned me on to it.
	He's the one that introduced me to it.
	So, every time we went to the meets or whatever, the practice, it was me and him.
	But whenever we didn't, I just had to set up with some stranger, some total stranger I didn't even know, and what am I supposed to do?
	I'm supposed to get all over this person and get all up in their business?
	I wasn't ready for that as a young kid.
	I don't know, is that autistic?
	Is that my problem?
	Probably at that age it doesn't matter.
	Probably at that age kids are like, you know, whatever, let's roughhouse a little bit.
	I roughhoused, but it was a little up close and personal, you know?
	At least for me at that time.
	We're total strangers and all roughhousing my friends, but it's like somebody I've never met don't even know and it's like You're sitting there like literally draped around the person while they're explaining the moves.
	It's like yeah, I don't know So I don't know that much about amateur wrestling.
	Like I said, I only did it for like a minute but uh I don't know if it's pro wrestling, if it's clotheslines, piledrivers, choke slams, you know, sidewalk slam, I'm, you know, for sure, maybe I'll think about it.
	Adam Riley says, Nick, quick gun to your head, end Africa hunger, but the Big Mac goes up a dollar, or save the white race, but have no lips mode Brittany Venti on stream.
	Definitely the latter, no e-girls.
	White race, no e-girls, the choice is clear.
	Peter says certain historical figures from the first half of the 20th century be like, you sure Jeffrey Epstein and David Koch are dead?
	I don't see him up here.
	I don't know what that... Oh, yeah, I see what you did there.
	That's good.
	William says, my 2% low impulse control is buying non-stop in the AF store, but the prices and free shipping appease my conservative side.
	Hopefully no med time shipping.
	Well, glad that you like the merch, bro.
	Glad that you're enjoying it.
	You know, keep, keep supporting the merch, right?
	Keep supporting the merch, Goy.
	And yeah, the shipping's pretty quick from what I understand.
	Didn't take me long to get my stuff.
	Shin says, crab dance on the grave of our enemy.
	Yeah, for sure.
	Cowboy says, told my mom that if she didn't support my neat lifestyle, I'll kill myself.
	Hashtag based.
	Hashtag red-pilled.
	Hashtag based and red-pilled.
	That's what you got to do.
	Sometimes, desperate times call for desperate measures.
	And that's the only language a mother will understand.
	You know, you tell your mom all kinds of things and it runs off her like rain.
	But threaten to kill yourself and watch how she recoils.
	I've been found out, right?
	It's so true, though.
	It's so true.
	You could literally say anything to your mom and she doesn't really care.
	You know, it's like, oh, whatever.
	You're just being dramatic.
	Trust me, I know from personal experience, you can drop all kinds of subtle hints, you know, things that you want, but say you'll kill yourself even in a joking way, and that's the one thing, you know, but maybe that's, maybe you gotta bring down the hammer.
	She's not, look, she's not making dinner, she's not doing the laundry, maybe you need to remind herself what the worst possible outcome is.
	You know, look.
	No laundry.
	No dinner.
	I might just kill myself.
	You know what?
	Not even... Maybe life just isn't worth living after all.
	You know, watch.
	Watch how she'll recoil.
	No, I'm kidding.
	Do not emotionally blackmail your mom by threatening to kill yourself.
	That's not funny.
	But it is.
	But it is true.
	But it is true.
	You know, right before the show, I said to my mom, I was like, maybe I'm just so cool I want to die.
	And she's like, why do you talk like that?
	I'm like, ma, ma, that's so cringe.
	It's Sam Hyde, don't you even get the reference?
	So anyway, John Doe says, I need a shirt saying, I am a knicker with a knife.
	No, sorry, we don't sell cringe merch.
	Why do you continue to identify with a term?
	The elites have turned into a pejorative.
	The only way we win is by resurrecting Catholicism and Christianity.
	The elite can oppress whites, not all Christians.
	You're saying white is a term created by the elites?
	Why do I use the term white?
	Here we go again with this.
	Here we go.
	Here we go again.
	All right, we're doing this.
	Here's the thing.
	Here's the thing, retard.
	They're not going after you because you're Christian.
	Newsflash.
	They're not going after you because you're Catholic.
	They're going after you because you're white.
	They're not going to hang you because you're conservative, or you're Republican, or you're a Christian.
	They're going after you because you're white.
	And so what difference at that point does it make?
	They're coming after us.
	We need group solidarity.
	And, you know, we need ethnic self-interest.
	So aside even from that, we do need to have racial solidarity in this country.
	Everybody else has it for their political interests.
	We need it for our interests.
	We have the right to.
	Clearly.
	And by the way, white is not a made-up term.
	I'm so sick of Christians peddling this nonsense.
	You know, look.
	I'm Catholic.
	I get it.
	Everybody's saved.
	Everybody can be a Christian and all that.
	In a certain sense, it's universalist.
	On a certain level, it is universalist.
	However, we have to recognize that we live in this world.
	We are a tribe.
	We are under existential threat.
	And by the way, who is the people?
	What is the people that elevated and promulgated Christianity in the world?
	It was the white race.
	It was Europeans.
	Well, it's not white.
	Okay, if you prefer the term Europeans, then fine.
	It was Europeans.
	So, enough with this nonsense from these people.
	Why do you continue to use the term?
	You know, you want to start some faggot show.
	Start your own show.
	Start your own Christian show, where you could, you know... Frankly, I hear a lot of this stuff from the EMJ crowd.
	I like EMJ, but I hear a lot of this about how race doesn't matter.
	It's all about religion.
	And, you know, you can take that and shove it up your ass, frankly.
	It's a bunch of nonsense.
	So, uh, so no.
	Why do you continue to identify with the term the elites have turned into a pejorative?
	I don't see it as a pejorative.
	That's who we are.
	We're white people.
	We're European people.
	That's our ancestry.
	That's our heritage.
	And it's, yeah, we have to resurrect Christianity, certainly, but how are we going to do that if they're going to kill us all, right?
	So, nope.
	Nope, you can shove it.
	Unknown of life says I switched from pop chemical-filled drinks to tap water for about a year.
	I want to be healthy, only now I find out it lowers IQ.
	Life, man.
	Well, just don't drink tap water.
	Drink filtered water.
	You know, drink, uh, or distilled water.
	Whatever it is.
	But yeah, this sort of stuff from these Christians just makes me so mad.
	All this internecine fighting, it's like we are going up against the enemy and people are always, your language, your language!
	You know, I get some guy last week, don't say you believe in God, say you know!
	Like, just shut up, just shut up, bitch!
	Why do you say white?
	Why do you say?
	If you can't understand why we use white, you're not smart enough to watch this show, honestly.
	That's what it comes down to.
	You just don't get it.
	You just don't get it.
	You know, they're going after people on the left that are white, you know?
	And they're not Christian.
	They're going after liberals.
	They're going after atheists.
	They're going after pagans.
	They're going after everybody.
	It's got nothing to do with your religion.
	It's got to do with your blood.
	So...
	You know, Christianity's gotta be a part of it.
	I'm a big believer in that.
	But you also have to have the race as well.
	Has to be a part of it.
	And we are the white race.
	And for people that have a problem with this white, all these dummies on both sides, what even is white?
	What even is white?
unidentified		Up until a hundred years ago, they said Italians weren't white.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Europeans.
		Whatever term you want to use.
		Europeans.
		Fine.
		We all know what we're talking about.
		We all know what we're talking about.
		Europeans are not Africans.
		Europeans are not American Indians.
		Europeans are not Asians.
		Europeans are Europeans.
		Europeans are white.
		We all know that.
		You know?
		And that's who's under attack.
		And those are the people that have been the protector and the, really, the progenitor of Christianity from the start.
		So...
		Can't have it.
		Can't have it.
		Sorry to say.
		No.
		No siree.
		We cannot have any countersignaling on this front.
		I mean, I would, but we don't really do guests on the show anymore.
		By the way, did you hear Smollett case has Dan Webb as a special prosecutor?
		Tough guy.
		No, I haven't been following the Smollett case.
		But thanks for the recommendation.
		Throb Schneider says, you mentioned the other day that a Democrat bit you.
		Reminded me of that scene from Ace Ventura.
		I was unaware that the Wachudos were biters.
		Man, 90s Jim Carrey was hilarious.
		Uh, well, see you later.
		Yeah, I agree.
		Jim Carrey was funny.
		Ace Ventura was pretty funny.
		But now he's totally a cringe libtard, which is unfortunate, but...
		Yeah, Rudolph says we should still be involved in the Democrat primaries to take votes away from Joe Biden and Bernie in favor of Tulsi or Yang.
		We can play both sides.
		You and what army?
		All these dummies, man.
		That's all so tiresome.
		We can still take votes away from Bernie.
		What, all 10 of us?
		All 15 of us?
		There's 2,000 people watching the show right now.
		The country has 330 million people in it.
		We're going to take votes away from Bernie.
		In the event that the primaries come down to 100 voters in one state, yeah, we're going to exert a lot of influence.
		I agree.
		Play both sides.
		You know, it doesn't hurt to do that, but I mean, people just... What planet are you... what world do you live in?
		What dimension are you living in where, you know, all of us and our battle stations on the computer are gonna sway the Democratic primary?
		Hey everybody, I'm going AFK.
		Gotta go vote in the Democratic primary.
		Okay, see you later.
		Come on!
		Come on, man!
		Why do you punish me?
		Why am I punished for this inane nonsense?
		Ryazaki says, Saw an article recently on how Africans are eating more meat, and that's a good thing.
		The audacity of these people, man.
		Great show as always.
		Well, thanks.
		Yeah, yeah.
	I mean, they're pretty open and honest about what they're doing.
	It's pretty transparent.
	Katamari says, David Koch be like, Are you sure Epstein is dead?
	He's not down here.
	Ah, very funny.
	Levi says, when and why did Jordan Peterson stop being our guy?
	Well, when he started directly countersignaling white identity.
	You know, that's a thing.
	I was fine with Jordan Peterson right up until the point where he said, if you go with white identity, that's collectivism.
	No, I won't answer questions about 200 years together.
	No, I won't answer questions about the Jewish question.
	That's too, like, dangerous or something.
	And so to me, the standard is very simple.
	Once you start explicitly going against us, You're not our guy, you know?
	And once you start explicitly going against us to the point where it's not just superficial, because I get it.
	You know, there are people in politics that have to disavow us and, you know, not associate too closely.
	I understand that.
	When you're somebody like Jordan Peterson and you say that the entire concept of racial solidarity is collectivism and leads to the Holocaust, like, you're on their side.
	You're not on our side.
	So...
	Personal responsibility is great.
	A lot of the stuff he preaches is great.
	Sorting yourself, that kind of thing is fantastic.
	But he does not believe in the deity of Christ.
	He's basically a Gnostic in that sense.
	And he countersignals racial identity.
	So the guy doesn't get it.
	He's an individualist.
	Nas bowl gang says my mug came in loving it well thanks bro glad you like it ryan says coke's son was in the skull and bones nut coffin yeah there you go studio ikn says who is this hoodie wielding mustachioed knicker in an nyc penthouse i'm waiting patiently by the mailbox by the mailbox for mine looks good well thanks buddy glad you think so hope you enjoy it when uh when it comes for you puppet pal says what was david coke's position on the roads
	Yeah, I'm sure a very libertarian position on that.
	Running Wild says, What do you think will happen to companies in America that are owned by China?
	Also, the Steve-O Twitter hack redpilled the person I know.
	He sent me the CNN star of David meme.
	I'm slowly redpilling him now.
	That's good to hear that it was effective then, huh?
	Very based.
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	They'll probably go out of business.
	in America owned by China?
	I don't know, I don't know.
	They'll probably go out of business.
	Joe Barris says, "Sticks oily finger in your lapel.
	"How dare you disparage those effing Jews "that oppressive Palestinians with their high IQ, "and they totally didn't threaten my job "if I didn't accost you." Love it.
	It's what happens.
	It's what happens.
	Every time I go there, I get accosted by Zionists.
	You know, some of them are nice enough.
	You know, like Jacob Wall's always been very nice to me, who I like.
	Laura Loomer's always been very nice to me, who I like.
	But some of these characters just get downright nasty and vicious every time, and they always start something with me.
	I'm a very polite guy.
	I'm a very cordial guy.
	I don't really like to start trouble.
	I'm pretty go along to get along.
	I don't really like to make a scene.
	But every time there's people, there's troublemakers that want to bring up and they want to fight me on these things.
	I'm not one to back down from a fight.
	Every time I go to D.C.
	I get one of these fingers in my lapel, somebody spitting in my face.
	Yeah, okay bro.
	Okay, thanks.
	So tell him, we don't understand.
	Zionists are your closest allies.
	Yeah, okay, bro.
	Kawa says, I wish McCormick wasn't in charge of the PPO.
	Pee-pee-poo.
	Okay, thanks.
	Anikos says, Trump calling the Fed our real enemy was epic.
	Yeah, totally based in red pill moment from Trump.
	The Triggering says, hey, Nick, love the show, but way too casual Friday.
	Have some respect for yourself before you degenerate.
	Yeah, okay.
	Cool, cool username, by the way.
	The Triggering.
	Yeah, I'm the one that lacks self-respect.
	Your username is The Triggering.
	I agree with this.
	Well, that assessment is totally wrong.
	I mean, we're against a Republican Party.
	But aren't you really more Carl Schmidt than Pat Buchanan?
	Well, that assessment is totally wrong.
	I mean, we're against the Republican Party.
	We've talked about this before.
	You know, Richard Spencer is a gay pagan, so I don't know why we're still taking him seriously.
	Technically, Max says, I know you want to kill my people, see me homeless, and my sons to become daughters, but hey, it's really just minor difference of opinion.
	Let's get a beer.
	I know I mean, that's how stupid people are on the right But we still have to have this decorum.
	No, no, these people want us dead.
	And, you know, maybe we should feel the same way about them.
	OverseerUSA says, I tried mocking Libertarians with yesterday's Super Chat, and now one of their own is gone.
	Feels good, man.
	Keep up the good work, Nick.
	Well, thanks.
	Yeah, congrats.
	Maybe you, maybe you helped along in that.
	Nosballgangs says, Base Nick, naming the 1%.
	I think it's more like 2%, but yeah.
	Lil Jesus says, broke noticing things.
	Woke noticing me, senpai.
	Yeah, all right.
	I guess that's woke.
	Kawa says $2 Super Chats are the backbone of America first.
	Yeah, you keep saying that.
	I don't know how true it is.
	Lil Jesus is wearing the same hoodie right now.
	And there's a smiley face.
	Wow, we're matching.
	We're brothers.
	Oh my gosh, you're matching.
	Well, very cool, buddy.
	I gotta retweet your... You know what?
	I'll retweet it.
	I saw somebody tagged you.
	Or tagged me, rather.
	You posted up the...
	Super Chatter Hoodie.
	I gotta give that a retweet.
	Where did it go?
unidentified		I don't know where it went.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It was right in front of me before.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Whatever.
unidentified		I'll look at it after the show.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Ah, here we go.
		There.
		Have a retweet.
		Have a retweet.
		Consider yourself noticed.
		Let's see.
		Tie Bolt says John McCain worked to cover up US POWs left behind in Vietnam, collaborated with communists while he was a POW, and beat his wife.
		Look up... Well, that last part.
		Look up Ron Unz's American Pravda series discussing Sidney Schandberg.
		I will do that.
		Ron Unz, very based.
		Yeah, we hate John McCain.
		John McCain's in hell.
		Joe Bears has showed mom the article by Jews about how they rule the US.
		She said, good for them.
		If they do anything illegal, put them in jail.
		She'll figure it out.
		You gotta love the boomers, huh?
		Nikito says, what's worse, boomer memes or cringe superchats?
		As far as I'm concerned, they're one in the same.
		Crusader says, after some reflection, I've come to the conclusion that I'm actually stupid, so I will no longer try to be funny with superchats.
		Just take my money.
		Love the show.
		Well thanks, that's very considerate, very courteous.
		You know, we trust people to self-assess, self-evaluate.
		You know, and if he can't be funny, look, some people aren't funny.
		That's fine.
		I'll take your money regardless, right?
		Nah, I'm joking.
		Thanks for the super chat.
		That's pretty funny.
		Yeah, I agree.
		Thanks.
		If you're lucky.
		Those will be our credo.
		Go off.
		Thanks.
		FF says big S.
		Yeah, agree.
		Thanks.
		Retinitis is stuck in the U.S. Army for five more years.
		Hope I can die for gay, furry, transgender, butt sex in Iran before I'm out.
		If you're lucky, if you're lucky, that'll be your fate.
		Jimmy Deans is moving to Rockford to begin seminary soon.
		I will pray for you while I pursue my vocation to the priesthood.
		God bless.
		Well, thanks buddy.
		God bless you.
		Best of luck in the seminary.
		Hope it goes well.
		Glad to have so many religious and pious people interceding on my behalf.
		You know, I can't wait to go to heaven.
		I'll basically have immunity.
		You know, God will read me the rap sheet.
		He'll say, you know, look, some of this stuff was awfully questionable, but I'll say, uh, hello, look at all these, look at all these devout people.
		All these people say I'm doing something right.
		So God will say, ah, you're fine.
		If they say you're all right, you're all right.
		So I appreciated very powerful stuff.
		Very, very, uh, Huge endorsement, so to speak, right?
		Isaiah says, one final super chat, big guy, as I will have to go back to listening to the uploads after the stream.
		Great shows this week.
		Keep it up, brother.
		Well, thanks.
	Thank you, white brother.
	Much appreciated.
	Glad you like the show.
	Swift says, thoughts on Nietzsche.
	Many feel alt-right leaders worship him.
	Zionists are the embodiment of might makes right and become who you are.
	The right won't win without objective morality.
	You know, I like Nietzsche.
	I've only read Thus Spoke Zarathustra.
	I think I've read one other of his, one other book.
	But, you know, I think he's an interesting writer.
	I think there's some interesting ideas in there.
	Uh, but yeah, I mean, we obviously don't agree with this idea of moral subjectivity and the idea that we need to create a new morality and a Superman and all this.
	I disagree with that diagnosis.
	Because of course, and it's trite to say, but you know, he talked about how...
	What is the world going to look like without objective morality, without the Christian God that has been killed by empiricism and rationalism and materialism?
	What's going to happen next?
	And he says, well, we have to build our own morality based on strength or something like this, basically.
	Maybe that's a very entry-level take, but obviously we recognize the same problem, but different solution.
	We can't live without an objective morality.
	Ozzy conservative says, keep up your great work big guy.
	Well thanks.
	John says, Nick I have a confession to make.
	I was one of the guys who double teamed Cassie Dillon at the party.
	I felt pretty good, though not gonna lie.
	I don't know what party you're referring to, but disavowed.
	Very degenerate, if true.
	Chan alone says, are you ever gonna bring back the Colin show?
	Uh, no.
	Never gonna happen.
	Warrior Jeans has thoughts on Ron Paul.
	Did he serve a good purpose?
	Yeah, he served a good purpose, although he did end up creating Yal, which sucks, so I don't know.
	More Brutal says, I'll wait for you, Nick.
	Just kidding.
	Great show.
	Well, thanks.
	Yeah, yikes, yikes.
	Women flirting with me in the chat.
	Disavow.
	Highly cringe.
	We discourage this, but thanks.
	Tiger says, ah, my eyes.
	This condiment is highly irritating to my eye.
unidentified		No, but seriously, though.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay, I don't know what that means.
		Lachlan says, dogs scoot when they have worms.
		Don't drink the same water.
		Yikes!
		I hope he doesn't have worms.
		Adam says, hi, can I get a 21st birthday shout out to my boy Bashar?
		Yeah, happy birthday Bashar.
		George Hardar Martin says, Nibba's don't know how to rewind the stream, shaking my head.
		Yeah, pretty cringe.
		Jimmy Dean says, your tardiness allowed me to make an epic coffee.
		See, it wasn't tardy, it was on time.
		In the grand scheme of things, it was on time.
		You know, you were ready with your coffee and I was ready for you when you were prepared.
		Ben says, one sec dad, I have to deliver blue Gatorade.
		Okay, I don't even know what that means.
		Lachlan says you're not always on time because you're not a wizard yet.
		Don't worry, just another nine years of virginity and you'll never be late again.
		Okay, that's great.
		George Hardar Martin says just show up at 730 and rewind to the beginning.
		Yeah, there you go.
		Daniel says, hey Nick, love the show.
		Keep up the good work.
		Do you have any hard feelings towards Millennials or are you more apathetic towards them as a generation?
		I have very hard feelings towards them.
		I hate Millennials.
		There are some good ones.
		Millennial Matt being one of the most notable exceptions.
		Very based and red-pilled fellow.
		Great friend.
		But, you know, Faith Goldie, another great Millennial.
		A lot of my friends are millennials.
		Patrick Casey's a millennial, you know?
		Millennial in charge of AIM!
		You know, that's okay.
		That's fine.
		No, I'm joking.
		We love Patrick.
		But, yeah, millennials are a terrible generation.
		They're probably the worst generation because, you know, boomers were cringe, but they had money and they had rock and roll.
		You know, they were kind of based in that sense.
		Gen X was cringe because they were the same as boomers but had no money.
		And, uh, Millennials are worse because they have, like, negative money, and they're, like, way paused, and, uh, you know, they're not even cool.
		They don't even have good music.
		So, I would say the Millennials are one of the worst.
		Instigator says, thoughts on the John Birch Society?
		I don't really know that much about it.
		Anus says, regular show is based, basically, no pause.
		Yeah, agree.
		Eddie Cade says, Nick goes off on Super Chatters like Joe Pesci goes off on Spider and Goodfellas.
		You gonna let these Super Chatters talk to you like that, big guy?
		It's true, it's true.
		You know, very similar hot-tempered Italian.
		I have to say though, there's hot tempers on both sides.
		Hot tempers on my mom's side and on my dad's side.
		A lot of anger issues, I feel like, on both sides.
		A lot of short fuses, you know, volatility.
		Which I like.
		There's something based about that.
		Maybe that's why it requires And ethnic to get this job done.
		You know, the mild-mannered, even-tempered WASP versus the Chad, short-fused, volatile, punches holes in walls, Mediterranean Hispanic.
		I mean, there's something to that, right?
		Let's see, Mike says, Hey Nick, how often should I wash my sheets?
		Can't find an appropriate answer.
		Yeah, great question.
	Novus says, I find it crazy to think that you get 30,000 views on your videos.
	That means literally 30,000 people missed the stream and came back to watch it.
	Congrats on a loyal, expansive community.
	Keep up the great content and work.
	Well, thanks.
	Yeah, it's been pretty crazy.
	I never expected to get these many viewers, you know.
	When I first started doing the show, I could hardly get a thousand viewers Uh, or a thousand views per show, replay and live audience.
	I would get 700, 800 views per night.
	I remember my weekly total was like 5,000 views at the end of the week.
	sometimes less, something like 4,000.
	And so to be doing close to 30,000 views every night, it's crazy.
	I never thought I'd get this far.
	You know, I used to think it'd be cool if I got more than 5,000 views per night, or if I got more than 10,000, I thought that would be really crazy.
	And, you know, for the past few months, we've been doing, you know, well over 20,000 every night.
	It's very encouraging.
	It's very humbling, but it's also very vindicating.
	In a certain sense, you know, it's sort of like Kanye West said, Some say he's arrogant.
	Can y'all blame him?
	It was straight embarrassing how y'all played him, right?
	I mean, so true, and in many ways I relate to that song, but...
	Yeah, it's nice to see.
	Amira says, Marzia, stop being an e-girl before marrying PewDiePie.
	Well, take a page out of her playbook, right, e-girls?
	Zirconium says, Captain Planet predates Zoomers but was about incompetent minorities summoning an Aryan dude to impose ecofash on wasps.
	Regular show is better.
	Yeah, okay.
	Okay, Fed and your cringe millennial cartoon disavow.
	Ingram says, poo-poo Fed post Okay, Ryazaki says, Struth mate.
	Paint me pink, he likes us didgeridoos.
	Okay, more angloid talk.
	Ryan says, those who bless Nick will be blessed.
	Yeah, I think there's something like that.
	I think they say something like that in the Catholic Church.
	Matt says, Nicker does well.
	We all does well.
	True, it's true.
	If I'm eating good, you're eating good.
	Everyone's, everyone is doing well.
	if the Knicker is doing well.
	It's true.
	That's my great gamble.
	If I'm going all in on the Zoomers, my bet is that a handful of Zoomers will hit it off really big and they'll pay their patronage to their old pal, their old streaming pal, their old simulated friend Nick Fuentes.
	My bet is that out of the 30,000 people that watch this show, you'll get a handful of Zoomers and they said, "This guy, he red-pilled me.
	This guy, he was a big influence on my life.
	And they'll, you know, long after I'm banned from everything, long after I've moved away into the shed, they will continue to support their old pal.
	They'll say, We gotta take care of our knicker, right?
	So that's the gamble.
	That's the investment.
	People say, this guy, he's so stupid he threw his life away to do a YouTube show.
	You don't understand.
	I'm throwing my life away?
	I'm making investment in the future of the white race.
	You're making an investment in what?
	An insurance company?
	You're making an investment being a wage slave?
	Four-dimensional.
	Let's see, Jordan Scott says, Hey Nick, I gave you a hard time yesterday, my bad brother.
	So here's 10 bucks.
	I'm watching Hard Bastard right now, but I'll catch this one later.
	Thanks for all you do, man.
	Ah, so you blinked first, huh?
	So you blinked first.
	So I got you, didn't I?
	So, oh, did I get to you?
	Did you think my little temper tantrum, did that get to you?
	And now you've come before me to step out of the bit, you broken character.
	To make me feel better?
	Well, I got you.
	I totally got you.
	Jordan Scott the other day, giving me a hard time.
	And now he says, oh, I'm sorry.
	Was I too hard on you?
	Here's $10.
	It's okay.
	Yeah, just another lesson.
	Just another lesson.
	It's, you know...
	It's always going to be an antagonistic relationship between the Super Chatter and the Knicker.
	You know, just when you think, just when you think you were too hard, just when you think, whoa, how soft do you think I've gotten?
	You're going to come here and break character and say, oh, here's $10.
	I got to keep you on your toes.
	Got to keep you on your toes, big guy.
	Thanks for the gesture.
	Thanks for the gesture.
	Very kind, very considerate of you, but I don't know.
	I thought my $2 Poo Poo Super Chatters were better.
	I thought they were stronger than this.
	But I revealed their weakness, right?
	I throw a temper tantrum, and everybody sees.
	And then everybody shows their soft underbelly.
	Well, you know, I guess in one sense, I appreciate it.
	In one sense, it's very kind of you.
	But in another sense, I caught you lacking, bro.
	$2 Super Chatter caught lacking with a very earnest and sincere message.
	Appreciate it.
	But, uh, you know, maybe, maybe next week we can last all week without, without stepping out of character, right?
	I'm just joking, but thanks.
	Moff says, whoa, Nick, saw your show, saw you show your back very wide.
	You've been lifting my knicker?
	No, just my natural, good genetics, my natural muscular build.
	I was going to get in the gym today, but honestly, I was just like depressed.
	I woke up today and I was like, bruh, I woke up today and I was just like, you know, Nah, canceled.
	You know, I woke up early.
	I got like four hours of sleep so I was miserable.
	You know, resetting your sleep schedule is the worst.
	It's the worst thing you can do because you're nauseous all the time and you can't sleep at night.
	It's just like a terrible experience and you have to do it for like five days or something to really get on track.
	At least that happens for me.
	I have a very sensitive stomach.
	So, you know, my my sleep schedule gets out of whack.
	My eating schedule gets out of whack.
	And then to reintegrate into a normal life, it's just very painful.
	You know, so what happens is, is you'll stay up all throughout one day and one night and the next day in order to reset.
	You know, you go to bed early the next day and that's hell.
	But then you stay up the next day and it's typically you can only sleep like three or four hours that night.
	So you got to stay up the whole next day with limited sleep and then You know.
	So it's very difficult.
	In short, it's very difficult to get back on a sleep schedule.
	That's what I'm trying.
	It's just like miserable.
	It's miserable.
	So I got up.
	I had my bowl of mini-wheats.
	Kind of just went back in bed.
	Got on Twitter, you know.
	I was just kind of bored.
	Just kind of bulling all day.
	Had Chick-fil-A.
	It sucked.
	Everybody's always talking about, why don't you go to Chick-fil-A?
	I went there.
	It was terrible today.
	I went there and for whatever reason, they weren't crispy.
	The tenders were like this big.
	They were small.
	The breading was like shit for whatever reason.
	It was all goofy today.
	I tried their mac and cheese.
	Mac and cheese was very good.
	The fries are good, but the strips were all messed up and I'm, you know, I wasn't very full.
	anyway uh but uh so so anyway i was going to lift but i was like no i'm not really in the mood not really feeling it stefan molly memes his actual daily wire tweet response to the rbg news prayers for a speedy recovery ah yeah you know she is the only thing standing in the way of saving the unborn but yeah hope she gets better the epitome of subversive the epitome of caught to death uh black pilly says in-group preference is a survival skill agree
	Leafs is looking forward to tomorrow's premium show, big guy.
	Well, it's Sunday, but yeah.
	BeBasedNotCringe says, you playing classic World of Warcraft in three days?
	Love the show.
	Yeah, I guess I'll play it.
	Basedanon says, Nick, I'm gay and Jewish and agree with 90% of the stuff you say.
	Thank you for making me laugh so much.
	P.S.
	being gay and Jewish and based in Redfield is a frustrating combination.
	Cringe, bro.
	Very cringe.
	You know, you can do something about that.
	You can become a not-gay Christian.
	Very simple.
	Very easy.
	Just convert and stop being homosexual.
	But, you know... But hey, I'll take the $10 Super Chat.
	Thanks.
	Thanks.
	Thank you so much.
	I can see how that would be frustrating.
	I don't know how one could be totally BNR and having sex with men and being Jewish.
	But you know what?
	Ethnically Jewish, that's fine.
	I know some ethnic Jews who are fine people.
	You just gotta watch.
	Just gotta watch, right?
	Just gotta be, uh, mindful.
	But, uh, you know, these other things, there's, you know, we can, we can sort of find solutions for that, right?
	We can, we can ameliorate some of that behavior, but, but hey, but thanks for the support, buddy.
	Glad you like the show, nonetheless.
	Uh, Save the West says, just, just, you know, we're just praying, you know, we want you to be healthy, want you to go to heaven, but that's all right.
	Uh, Save the West says, the founders, whoops, scroll down too far, Save the West says the founders believed white was a race.
	Look at the original naturalization act.
	Exactly.
	Buttchafes is calling soda pop is cringe.
	Okay, so we have a cringe coastal individual here.
	Look, Midwest is the master race.
	If you don't like, honestly, Midwest literally is the greatest place in the world.
	I'm a firm believer in this, you know.
	Our lingo, our dialect, our culture, everything about the Midwest is totally superior to the West Coast, to the East Coast.
	What do you call it?
	Soda?
	Well, I'm gonna have some soda.
	I'm a gay idiot.
	I'm a retarded bitch.
	I drink soda.
	That's how you sound right now, bro.
	That's how you sound.
	You know how cringe you sound right now?
	I drink soda.
	I'm a dumb, retarded idiot.
	That's what you sound like to me.
	No, I drink pop.
	I drink great pop.
	I drink orange pop.
	What kind of pop you want?
	Tell me the color.
	Tell me the color.
	Tell me the fruit.
	Great pop.
	Orange pop.
	You never had a Super Bowl party?
	You get great pop and orange pop and taquitos from Jewel Osco?
	Cringe, bro.
	Cringe.
	You never been to Navy Pier and drank pop?
	Cringe, bro.
	Can't relate.
	Cannot relate.
	Uh, anyway, Joe McHenry says, the Beatles, cringe or red-pilled?
	I think they're not red-pilled, but I like them.
	I, you know, the thing is, my father was a huge Beatles fan.
	I was raised on the Beatles, so it's just sort of part of my upbringing.
	You know, my father's a boomer, so he's a big Beatles fan.
	Big Elvis fan, too.
	It, that's one of those things where it's, uh, it's just sort of ingrained in you.
	If it's, it's like a family thing, it's like, uh, it's like anything else.
	So I was raised on the Beatles.
	I think they're kind of cringe now.
	I mean, I still listen to them, but obviously their politics is cringe, right?
	I mean, the whole British invasion, rock and roll stuff is, you know, dubious if that was good for America, but...
	I like them.
	I think they're good.
	I can be better says love your show man.
	Keep it up.
	Thanks.
	Default settings says Black Death 2020.
	It's coming.
	Plague is coming.
	Pete Skepsis says Evola says the Beatles are cringe.
	I haven't read Evola on the Beatles.
	Osiris says my city has been annexed by China.
	What do?
	I don't know bro.
	Don't know what to tell you.
	Alberto Insalvini says America First is a nation of $2 super chatters.
	Yeah, that's what they say.
	That's what some poem said, right?
	Bud Shafe says, hey, you're a good guy, man.
	Honestly.
	Well, thanks, bro.
	I appreciate that.
	Very true.
	Mike89 says, hey, Nick, can you have Augustus Invictus on your stream?
	He's running for president.
	I don't know if you've heard of him.
	You guys think the same.
	Yeah, obviously a joke, Super Chat.
	Intended to rile me up.
	Yeah, definitely not gonna have a blood-drinking pagan on the show.
	Yeah, no, no interest in that.
	Announce that some of your best content is debate.
	Please do more!
	Yeah, dummy, have you been watching the show?
	We try all the time.
	Nobody wants to debate.
	Rick Savage says, would you recommend I get an America First tattoo?
	No, don't get tattoos.
	Solgren says, Nick, we need to go to the Crash Bandicoot 3 Time Warp Room.
	We can go to 1940 and give our friends the Wumpa Zuka, the Moscow.
	Then Moscow will fail.
	Great idea.
unidentified		Well, let's see.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Zombie says, if I'm eating good, we all eating good.
		She it.
		That's got to be the mentality.
		Herd mentality.
		Herd mentality.
		2020, right?
		InnerCityDemocrats says, hey Nick, just superchatting to contribute to fixing the wall you undoubtedly punched a couple of holes into after last night's cringe superchats.
		Well it's not from last night but it's uh yeah there it is there it is so uh so yeah thanks thanks for that that'll go towards the drywall repair that wasn't from last night but it's uh Look, it's a high-stress situation.
		My mom was reprimanding me the other day.
		She's like, you're very volatile.
		I'm like, I'm not volatile.
		She's like, how many things have you broken in the last year because you hit them or whatever?
		You punch holes in the wall, you broke your stereo, you know, you broke your laptop, all this.
		And, you know, again, that's why I'm based in Redpill, because I chimp out, all right?
		We need more people that will chimp out.
		They'll go monkey mode.
		They'll go ape mode.
		Gotta have it.
		Well, that's not very nice.
		Why disavow?
		Faith Goldie is my friend, alright?
		Very rude.
		Very rude Spongebob joke.
		Faith Goldie's a close friend of the show.
		I don't want you talking smack about that e-girl like that.
		Victor Sanchez says, I'm from Texas and we call beverages Coke.
		Yeah, more retards.
		How stupid can you be?
		It's Coke 7-Up, but it's Coke?
		Yeah, I'll have a Coke.
		What kind of Coke?
		Sprite?
		What are you, stupid?
		What are you, an idiot?
		This is another reason why the South is totally blue pill.
		Got a lot of Southerners that watch the show?
		That's great.
		But, uh, you know, how dumb can you be?
		Yeah, I'll get a Coke with that.
		What kind of Coke?
		7-Up.
		Duh, duh, pee-pee poo-poo.
		I'll have the pee-pee poo-poo Coke.
		What's wrong with you?
		How does that make any sense?
		I'll have the Pepsi Coke.
		What's the matter with you?
		Pop.
		It's soda pop.
		It's pop.
		South is Cringe, Midwest Master Race.
		John Halzing says, how are Lauren Rose and Brittany Venti doing?
		They're doing okay.
		All right, I don't know why you'd ask me that.
		Jimmy Dean says, sorry sweetie, it's soda.
		Please don't bully.
		No, it's pop.
		It's called pop.
		Pop is red-pilled.
		Harry says, saying pop instead of soda is based in Anglo-pilled.
		I don't know if it's Anglo-pilled.
		It's the Midwest and the Midwest is notoriously ethnic.
		So, disagree with you on that.
		James Russell says, what the hell was the deal with Soros and Coke with the new anti-war think tank?
	I don't know.
	I never saw that.
	I don't know what that's about.
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