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Aug. 31, 2019 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes
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Illegal Immigrant RAPIST Rampage in Maryland | America First Ep. 453
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
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I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
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No e-girls.
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I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
You're an e-girl.
You know the rule.
No e-girls.
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No e-girls.
Never!
Hashtag never e-girls.
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We'll be our freedom.
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and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo. will be our credo.
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I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
You're an e-girl, you know the rule.
No e-girls.
Who's got the clip?
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No e-girls.
Never!
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Hashtag never e-girls.
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Not even once.
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and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo.
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I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
You're an e-girl.
You know the rule.
No e-girls.
Who's got the clip?
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No e-girls.
Never!
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Hashtag never e-girls.
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and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo.
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.
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Never!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Hashtag never e-girls.
Not even once.
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
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We'll be our credo.
It's going to be only America first.
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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.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Good evening, everybody.
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We're watching America First.
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
We have a great show for you tonight.
Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Tuesday, beginning the week on Tuesday.
It has been a long weekend, a long weekend away, obviously, without America First for you and without the Super Chatters, without the perfidious $2 Super Chatter for me.
But we are back, but we are truly destined to be together, and we're back here tonight to begin the week with another fine show, another great show, and there's a lot to talk about in the news.
We had about, what, four days or so to collect news, to collect information, and, you know, a handful of notable things have occurred that we can talk about tonight.
So we do have much to discuss here.
What is going on?
Oh, there it is.
Let's talk about a bra moment.
I looked over my screen.
I said, what's that dark spot?
What's that big shadow?
We had a lighting malfunction over there.
Anyway, so tonight we're going to be talking about this rape rampage.
Wow, you know, just when you thought things were starting to go well, Kanye album coming out, Joker movie coming out this fall, just when you thought things were starting to get white pilled, a lot of people start getting raped.
Everybody starts to, begins to become in a state of rape, begins to be raped by illegal immigrants.
And so tonight are featured stories about this county in Maryland, Montgomery County in Maryland, which is a sanctuary county.
We're fully seven rapes have been committed by illegal immigrants in the last month.
In one month, seven rapes all by illegals in one county in Montgomery County in Maryland.
So we'll talk about that.
We'll go over one of the rapes, one of the most recent ones.
Pretty bad, pretty bad, pretty brutal.
15 year old victim.
So, you know, it's pedophile and it's rape.
That's that's two for one.
And it's somebody who had been deported two years ago, even better.
So this gentleman Who I don't have the name in front of me right now.
It is Emilio Carrasco Hernandez.
So I believe he is from England, right?
I believe that is one of the, that is one of the founding stock.
He's an illegal immigrant who came over in 2017, was deported, and then came back at some point in the last two years, and then raped a 15 year old girl.
And like I said, that's the seventh rape.
Since July 25th to happen in this single county in Maryland.
So we'll be talking about that.
We'll be talking about another attack on an ice facility.
This is the third such attack since the summer began in June.
I guess it's not really summer anymore because it's September, but we saw a Molotov cocktail attack on an ice facility in Oakland Park, Florida.
And that follows a shooting attack on an ice facility in San Antonio, Texas, and another firebombing attack on an ice facility in Tacoma, Washington.
So we'll be discussing that.
And we will also be talking about this very interesting story about the brother of an Olympic gymnast, Simone Biles.
And there's a very good reason why we're talking about this.
So for those who have not heard about this, you may know Simone Biles.
I guess she was a gold medalist in the Olympics for gymnastics.
She's a black American.
Her brother was arrested for a triple homicide this weekend and there's actually a very good reason why we're talking about this.
It's not part of the usual, you know, usually we talk about crime in America and we talk about the perpetrators of crime in America or about half the crimes in America.
And sort of what that means for the country, what that means, what are the consequences when you see that fully 13% of the population is doing just about half the crime?
What does that mean for biology, for racial equality?
What does that mean that we live in a multiracial country?
It's actually somewhat different.
It's a different angle tonight.
So we'll be talking about that, and that should round us out.
That should about take us to the end.
It should be a pretty good show.
I'm excited to be back.
I'm high energy.
I've been on a sleep schedule for about a week now.
Those who've been watching the show for a long time, you know that I'm sort of an insomniac.
We're a little bit all over the place.
But for the past week, I've been consistent.
I've been eating.
I've been sleeping.
As a result, I've been growing stronger.
I feel high energy.
I feel Aryan.
And I do apologize for the short notice.
I think I tweeted out yesterday.
That I was going to be taking Labor Day off.
You know, on Friday, as always, I say, you know, we'll see you on Monday.
But I forgot it's Labor Day.
I can never keep track of all these, you know, unimportant sort of federal holidays that happen on Monday.
So I didn't even realize.
And, you know, my mom said, oh, it's Labor Day tomorrow.
You should take it off.
I said, you know what?
I've earned it.
I don't think I took a single day off in August.
You know, wages can't relate.
They're like, didn't take a single day off all month.
Welcome to my world.
Yeah, well, We are different, okay?
We are different!
I am in a much higher stress position.
I'm behind the desk, behind the camera, thousands of people counting on me to deliver high quality, fresh content on a daily basis.
You would not understand the pressure I'm under.
So she said, you know, you should take a day off.
I said, I do deserve it, right?
I do deserve it.
And of course, you may have seen the pictures on Twitter.
But my friend Patrick Casey was in town.
He was in Chicago.
So we were hanging out.
We enjoyed ourselves.
Had a good time.
The European way, right?
My Aryan American over there.
Are you the greatest, Patrick?
He actually stopped by the studio today.
You might have seen he posted a picture of that on Twitter.
So it was good times.
And in short, I'm feeling refreshed.
So we will be delivering another fine show tonight.
Before we dive into the news, I did just want to talk about one quick thing.
You know, the intro for the show every night, the intro music features me, and it's the iconic phrase, no e-girls.
Who's got the clip?
No e-girls, never!
Not even once.
And a lot of people watch the show, and they hear that every night, and they hear the catchphrase, and sometimes they meet me in person, they say, oh, no e-girls, right?
Remember when you said that?
Or they'll email me, hey Nick, no e-girls, am I right?
And a lot of people say it, and a lot of people hear it, but it hasn't Fully, I don't feel sunk in for a lot of people because a lot of people that watch this show, a lot of people I'm friends with, a lot of people who may have joined me in the great anti-e-girl crusade a couple of years ago, the legendary Thought Wars.
Newcomers may not be familiar with this, the lore here.
But a lot of people may have been on board with this message perhaps in theory, in spirit, but in practice.
They're replying to e-girls.
They're DMing e-girls.
In a word, they're cooning for e-girls.
Normally, that word has a racial connotation.
In this context, it has a gendered or a sociological connotation.
They are cooning for the e-girl, and they're saying, I hope you see my post.
I hope you like all this.
I hope I made you laugh, e-girl.
And so, I just want to remind everybody, we have another fine example.
The summer, or rather 2019 as a whole, has been very rich, very ripe with examples of why, e-girls, you can never go too hard against them.
It can never be said enough that this is the greatest and most imminent threat to the white race, to our country, to gamers.
A lot of people think it's a joke.
It's not a joke.
So our latest example is Kathy Zhu.
You know, this year we've seen the Lauren Southern catastrophe.
Her gay editors have basically completely destroyed the right-wing movement in the United Kingdom because they're degenerate hedonists.
We've seen the saga of Ashley St. Clair, the Jewish e-girl, not that that matters, but she is Jewish, who was a whore.
She was sex laptop, and then she's blocking me.
She's challenging me to a debate, and then she's blocking me. - Peace.
Our latest example is a dragon lady by the name of Kathy Ju.
Unlike the previous ones, would, but Kathy Ju, she's been sort of setting the conservative scene on Twitter on fire lately with these crazy tweets, and the reason I point this out is to remind everybody the real battle that's going on.
Number one, it's with e-girls, but number two, it's with the TPUSA people.
These people continue to be the number one greatest threat the movement.
You know, we talk about sort of what's happening with multiracialism, what's happening with certain questions, the elites, that kind of thing.
And I continue to believe that the left is not really the problem.
It's really a lot less about Hillary Clinton and, you know, whoever it's going to be, Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, Young Turks, Chapo Trap House.
Our real biggest enemy is going to be your economic conservatives, right?
Your neoliberals, your neoconservatives, Ben Shapiro types, people in the right wing tent who act as gatekeepers, who serve as the tastemakers within the right wing, and they're totally not conservative in any sense other than nominally.
So Kathy Zhu, she's been putting out some pretty interesting tweets.
I guess she's like one of these alt-light characters, alt-light Chinese or Japanese e-girls or something.
And she tweeted out the other day, she said, quote, you don't have to be traditional to believe in freedom and liberty.
You can go to EDM concerts.
You can smoke weed.
You can own six cats.
You can have colored hair.
You can have piercings, tattoos.
You can be vegan.
You can care about the environment.
It's cool to be a conservative.
And so she's basically saying, it's sort of interesting, she says you don't have to be traditional to believe in freedom and liberty.
And so what the assumption there in this tweet is, is that what it means to be conservative is to believe in freedom and liberty.
You don't have to be traditional to believe in freedom and liberty.
You don't have to be traditional to be conservative.
To be conservative is to be a libertarian.
To be conservative is...
To be permissive.
To be conservative means to be libertine and non-judgmental.
To be conservative means to tolerate any and all kinds of behaviors, even ones that we find repulsive, disgusting, anti-traditional.
You know, things like doing drugs, going to raves, things like that, whatever.
And this made the conservative movement go crazy.
You know, she tweeted this out.
People like me were on her case.
Many people were in her replies saying, you know, what's the matter with you?
Of course.
Of course you have to be traditional to be conservative.
It's sort of in the name.
What are you conserving at all if your ideology is about permissiveness?
It's about, you know, new, innovative, crazy changes, revolutionary changes.
That's sort of the opposite even of the etymology of the word.
It's in the name!
We are trying to conserve things and, you know, that means tradition.
That means that we want to preserve the way that things used to be.
In practice, in customs, in mannerisms, these kinds of things, the institutions.
And so she got blown out.
And she's getting only more emboldened.
She's saying things like, we have to be tolerant of homosexuality, of transsexuality.
She tweeted out, and this was probably my favorite, She said, quote, the boomer conservative mindset is what's ruining conservatism for the newer generation.
Ah, agree, agree so far.
But then she goes on to say, the refusal to learn and understand new concepts and ideas, the refusal to accept anything that isn't traditional, the refusal to have a conversation before unfollowing someone.
Ah, so she believes that the boomer conservative mindset is traditionalism.
She thinks that to be a boomer conservative Means to be a reactionary, to be a capital T traditionalist, to be somebody that's resisting social change.
Clearly she has no bearing on what a boomer conservative is.
It's the opposite!
A boomer conservative, you know, maybe they're old people, but the boomer conservative is defined by the transformative social changes of the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s where the only thing they're trying to conserve is low tax rates and everything else is open-minded.
You know, all the things she says.
Uh, you know, learning and understanding new concepts, accepting things that aren't traditional, having a conversation with the other side.
These are all, I mean, that's what boomer conservatism is.
And so the reason I bring it up is to remind you, number one, URLs are a problem, and just to put it on your radar.
You know, in spite of these terrible takes, which are milquetoast, and which we've seen a thousand times from people like Charlie Kirk, it's getting wild engagement and wild approval from people like Will Chamberlain, who, you know, has been an antagonist on this show before.
And so it's yet another reminder, the big threat continues to persist.
It's not the left, it's these guys.
What is encouraging to me is that, you know, while I see, and it's just, it's crazy, I'm seeing this on the timeline all week, and I want to blow my brains out.
You know, she blocked me, so I can't even, can't even give her a hard time.
You know, normally people are sending me tweets and saying, go off on this e-girl, you know, you gotta thought patrol this girl.
I'm not really feeling it, you know, if somebody doesn't antagonize me, I'm not really...
I don't feel comfortable just going after, you know, some 50 follower account from your college or whatever.
But in this case, I would have really liked to go after, and she's a good foil, sort of for where we're at.
But she blocks me, so I can't interact.
I'm kind of going crazy.
But it's yet another reminder, these are the people we're trying to convert.
These are the people that, at the end of the day, are ruining the country.
Because a person like this is no different than a liberal.
You know, some Bimbo, hair-twirling, goofy, conservative girl, conservathot, whatever you want to call it, that's going out there and saying, oh I'm wearing a Make America Great Again hat, and I'm a conservative, I'm right-wing, and right-wing is about free markets, and you can be some, you know, you can have dyed hair, and piercings, and go to raves, and smoke pot, and be gay, and all this, and you're just as conservative as anybody else, This is the number one threat for the movement.
So just be on alert.
No e-girls.
Yet another reminder.
Like I said, 2019 has been very ripe with examples of this.
You know, for all the people that doubted me over the years, people would say, oh, e-girls are a net benefit for our movement.
I had somebody the other night, I really made me fly off the handle.
He's like, you're going too hard on the e-girls.
Yeah, there's a limit to how hard you can go.
It's like you haven't learned your lesson.
We talked about it on Friday with this, you know, this leaking assistant in the Trump administration and part of it is because I will never be proven wrong for the reason that e-girls are intrinsically toxic.
You can never have a woman in a situation like this in politics, on political Twitter, online, and it ends up good.
You know, I don't think you'd find a single example since I went on the e-girl crusade where you could say, oh, Nick was decisively proven wrong.
Look, this e-girl is really helping everyone.
Look, this e-girl is making things better.
She's improving the movement.
You can't find a single example.
I will continually be vindicated in perpetuity, small examples, big examples, because at the end of the day, I'm right on the principle that these people should be kept out, right?
But anyway, that's Cathy Xu.
Not really newsworthy, not really anything we haven't seen before.
Like I said, we've seen a lot of this in 2019, but you know, in case people are sort of straying and maybe they're applying, maybe they're coming around the other way.
Gotta remember, these people are the scourge of society.
They are our worst enemy.
Female question, number one question.
Number one most imminent threat.
But we're gonna move on.
We're gonna talk about this Simone Biles situation.
And like I said, this isn't like a huge news story, I don't think.
I don't really remember Simone Biles.
I think she's a gymnast, right?
She's like the black gymnast.
Uh, and she did all the flips that one time.
I guess she won the gold, so she's pretty good at it.
Uh, but the reason she's in the news is because her brother actually committed a pretty serious crime.
And it was interesting because the way I found out about this, I almost forgot about it, but somebody reminded me right before the show.
Uh, the way I found out about this was on Twitter.
On Twitter Moments, they have their featured news stories for the day, and it was something to the effect of, like, you know, Simone Biles' brother arrested.
And the way they made it sound in the headline made it sound so benign.
They made it sound like, oh, like he got arrested for stealing bubble gum at a 7-Eleven or something, you know?
Simone Biles' brother arrested, outpouring of support for her.
And then I read the news story, he committed a triple homicide.
Three people shot and killed.
It's like, that's kind of a big deal.
So I'll read you the news story.
It says the brother of Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles is charged in a New Year's Eve shooting that left three dead at an Airbnb party.
Tevin Biles Thomas.
It's weird why he has the hyphenated name like that.
I wonder why that is.
Yeah, very interesting.
24 years old, is charged with murder, voluntary manslaughter, felonious assault, and perjury.
Biles Thomas was arrested and is being held in the Liberty County Jail, or rather the Liberty County, Georgia Jail, awaiting his arraignment on September 13th in Cuyahoga County Commons Police Court.
That's some Southern nonsense.
Biles Thomas went to high school in Cleveland and is in the U.S.
Army.
So that's your army for you.
He is so far the only person to be charged in connection with the shooting that killed three and injured two others shortly before midnight on New Year's Eve.
And the reason I bring this up, very important in the context of this, is because I saw this on Twitter only about 24 or 48 hours after I saw a clip on Instagram posted by Charlie Kirk.
And I don't know if you guys have seen this.
It's went somewhat viral in our circles.
You know, I've seen this A friend of mine sent it to me, who helped set up the slightly offensive interview.
You may have seen him on Twitter.
His name's Jaden.
But he sent this to me from the Turning Point USA Instagram account.
And on Friday or Thursday, they were holding one of these campus events.
And I'll tell you how this ties in.
It was Charlie Kirk, it was Candace Owens.
They were holding a TPUSA event.
And one of our guys, a real patriot, a real Aryan, a real 100% Aryan gamer, a Zoomer, he went up during the Q&A and he said, Hey, look, Charlie Kirk, you know, we know the countries that are racially homogeneous work.
He said, you look at Japan, you look at South Korea, you look at Western Europe, and countries that are racially homogeneous seem to be fearing better than heterogeneous countries, than multiracial countries.
He said, beyond that, we see that in America, you've got large swaths of the country that are majority or supermajority or almost totally white.
He said, you look at the Pacific Northwest, you look at the South, you look at the Northeast in America, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, it's like 100% white.
He said, moreover, in America's past, as recently as the 1960s, America was 90% white.
He said, so if racially homogeneous countries work or work better than racial heterogeneous countries, And if America has large majority white populations and historically has had large majority white areas in the country, why should we be against the idea of ethnic nationalism?
If it works, if it's worked in America before and in the present, what's so wrong about, you know, perhaps making this our future?
And Charlie Kirk flipped out, and this is why we're talking about these two things in conjunction with one another.
Charlie Kirk's rebuttal to this gentleman, to our Aryan Gamer, was to say that, well, sure, homogeneous countries work better, and sure, we have large swaths of America that are 90 or 100% white, but, but, but, but, Jesse Owens, but Jesse Owens in the Olympics, who did the black power thing after he ran around really fast, he was black!
And are you gonna say that Jesse Owens isn't an American?
And while we're at it, how about Usain Bolt?
Usain Bolt is a black man, so sure, you know, Japan might be homogeneous, and it might be low-crime, prosperous, and all that, and sure, Europe might be that way, and maybe in America, the countries, or rather the counties that are majority white are safer and richer and all the rest.
But these Olympic athletes, the proof is in the pudding, alright?
Because Jesse Owens raised his fist, and he showed that black people have their place too.
And Usain Bolt ran around, and he shows that that's the best of America.
And he said, if you look at all the Olympic teams in the Olympics, the Chinese team was all Chinese, and the Japanese team was all Japanese.
But in America, you had a Jewish athlete, and you had a black athlete, and you had a Mexican athlete, and isn't that so great?
And so to me the juxtaposition could not be better.
The juxtaposition could not be better.
Because often this is the argument that we hear in favor of multiracialism.
And get that word in your vocabulary.
America is not a multicultural country.
America is a multiracial country.
Multiculturalism is sort of redundant.
Of course, you will always have multiculturalism, so long as you have a multiracial country.
Races have their own cultures, and they do not go away.
They do not abrogate one another.
African Americans have been on this continent for 400 years.
Get this through your head, and they still don't have the same culture as white people.
Think about it.
Blacks, the ancestors of slaves, have been here for four centuries.
And I think we would say that they have a different culture, and moreover one that's diverging from white culture more than ever in the last half century.
So you'll always have multiculturalism so long as you have multiracialism.
Anyway...
You know, so get that in your vocabulary.
The defense of the multiracial country, why we have millions of immigrants coming from non-white countries, why it's acceptable that we have millions of people coming from Mexico, Nicaragua, Honduras, as long as we're coming here legally, often the argument is something like this.
Well, these people are contributing, we take the best from all countries, and bring them in America, and that makes America better.
This is always the argument.
It's something about ethnic food.
It's something about a Fortune 500 entrepreneur.
It's something about an athlete, an Olympian, something like this.
The argument always goes that what makes America great is not that we pulled the best from Europe for hundreds of years, right?
And we had a liberal culture and a solid rule of law and things like that.
No, it's we take the best from everybody.
We have the best Mexicans, the best Africans, the best these guys.
And this is always the defense of multiracialism.
Is that we're taking the best and as a result of that, out of all the parts, it exceeds the sum of its parts as the whole, right?
Well, we can see clearly in cases like this where that argument begins to break down.
Because sure, you may have one Jesse Owens.
Okay.
A once-in-a-lifetime athlete.
You may have won Usain Bolt.
Won.
Out of millions upon millions of African Americans.
I guess he's from Africa, but you understand.
Black Americans.
You may have won Simone Biles.
What about Simone Biles' brother?
You know, isn't that sort of interesting, the way the context works out?
That on the one day you have Charlie Kirk saying, well, how do we justify having millions of non-white people in the country?
How do we justify having a multiracial country that is not homogeneous, and as a result is divisive, has conflict, has violence, has the problems of third world countries?
Well, because we have a great athlete!
We have a great athlete who won a gold medal.
Well, what if that great athlete's brother committed a triple homicide?
You know what then?
If we have one great athlete, but if the brother of that great athlete killed three Americans, on net, how is that looking for the United States?
And how about we extrapolate that to the rest of the population?
Surely we could see that the vast majority of immigrants or non-white people in the country are not gold medalists.
And then we just have to look at the statistics.
All we have to do is look at the FBI crime tables, and we find that Simone Biles' brother, Tevin Biles Thomas, is probably a lot more representative of what Black Americans or Hispanic Americans or others in this country are than Simone Biles.
I think you'll find that we have a lot more murderers, rapists, and all that in these communities, statistically, than you have Olympic medalists.
And then the question is simply this.
Are we willing to have crime?
Are we willing to have drug smuggling?
Are we willing to have rape?
Are we willing to have a low-trust society?
Diversity?
Are we willing to live in a country that is multiracial and as bad as it is now?
Because once in a blue moon we get a Jesse Owens?
Because once every four years we may get a black gymnast?
Or the black basketball team representing America in the Olympics does really well?
Is that really worth it?
That's ultimately what it comes down to.
And that's why the juxtaposition is so perfect.
Because it lays bare, you know, this is how flimsy, this is how hollow your argument is.
You're picking out one person out of millions upon millions upon millions, and something that's basically symbolic.
And something that basically does not affect the rest of the country.
You know, if we had a dozen Thomas Sowells, Simone Biles, and people like this, I don't think anybody would really have a problem.
I think we'd probably be okay.
You know, maybe there'd be some problems.
But generally speaking, I don't think anybody would mind that.
But that's not what we're talking about.
We're not talking about having Simone Biles and Thomas Sowells.
We're talking about Tevin Biles Thomases, right?
We're talking about people like this.
We're talking about, and this is statistically representative, crime.
We're talking about poverty.
We're talking about low trust.
We're talking about tribalism in America.
And so I see these two stories in the same weekend and I could not help but see the connection between the two.
So whenever you hear this rebuttal, and this is all these people have to offer by the way, Charlie Kirk is one of the preeminent tastemakers in the right wing.
Understand he's best friends with Donald Trump jr.
He's best friends with Donald Trump himself.
You see him on his Instagram He's always palling around with the president of the United States.
He's palling around with people in the administration He runs one of the largest most influential conservative Organizations in America and he's peddling this multiracial civic nationalist economic conservative type ideology and this is his only defense why is it Charlie Kirk that we live in America that's going to be minority white and Because of Jesse Owens?
Really?
That's the best you can do?
Well, I will match you for every one Jesse Owens, I will find a Tevin Biles Thomas who committed a triple homicide.
And I can assure you that you will run out of Olympic gold medalists a lot sooner than I'll run out of murderers, mass shooters, rapists, burglars.
And I think that says it all right there, doesn't it?
I think that just goes to show, you know, who really is thinking in the long term?
Who is really being honest?
Who's really thought it through?
The kind of country that we've been creating for ourselves in the last half century.
It's really not well thought out.
You know, the country 50 years ago was 90% white, and what is the argument for changing that?
Jesse Owens?
Simone Biles?
Really?
Authentic tacos?
I mean, I know this for a lot of people this is a path that's been treaded a lot, but I think it's worth considering in light of this specific example just how flimsy the argument is.
But that's Simone Biles.
I guess they can't all be gold medalists, right?
Can't all be winners.
Some of them are just gonna be triple homicides, right?
We're gonna move on.
We're gonna talk about this immigration stuff, you know.
Things are really escalating in terms of immigration, not just politically but in other ways.
So our next story is about this Molotov cocktail ice attack.
And like I said, this is the third such attack this summer, so keep that in mind.
This is a news report from...
A woman tossed a lit Molotov cocktail into the lobby of a US Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Oakland Park, Florida.
No one was reported injured, according to a report of the incident sent to Trump administration officials and viewed by the AP.
Excuse me.
The woman walked into the office Friday afternoon and hurled a bottle filled with gasoline and a lit fuse.
Fortunately, the fuse disconnected from the bottle and did not ignite, according to the report.
Law enforcement officials believe the woman intended to cause harm, but the incident wasn't related to the other ones where Homeland Security agencies were targeted.
And so, like I said, this is a firebombing attack that comes after two other such events.
The most recent one was in San Antonio, Texas.
when somebody drove by two different ICE offices and shot through their windows at night, and then a previous incident in June in the state of Washington in Tacoma, where somebody showed up to an ICE facility with a rifle on his back and Molotov cocktails, firebombing cars, and the office itself.
And so all of this is to say, you know, it's yet another example of something that, you know, you probably have never heard about this.
You know, I think we did the Tacoma, Washington story.
I'm sorry, I believe the Tacoma, Washington story was in July as well.
I said it was in June.
It was actually in July.
I came back from vacation and had a report on that that following Monday, and I remember the headline was, you know, firebombing ICE facility, and I think I put something on Twitter and say, you know, you probably haven't heard anything about this, but an ICE facility was just firebombed.
Big terrorist attack.
And in that case, Antifa actually put out a letter in the state of Washington, I think it was the Seattle chapter, and they said that the person who did that firebombing was a martyr, and they said that more Antifa comrades should follow in his footsteps and take direct action.
Those were their exact words.
And I remember so many comments and replies to that tweet and that video where I had literally never heard about this until you tweeted just now.
And I'm sure with this show, how many people watching this right now in the live chat, in the replay, how many people heard about this?
This was four or five days ago.
This happened on Thursday or Friday, I believe, that in another ICE facility, the third attack in the last two months has been perpetrated and it didn't make a single national news outlet.
I didn't see it in a single place.
It was not trending on Twitter.
I think somebody on my timeline retweeted it from a local source from where this occurred in Oakland Park.
So if it weren't for somebody actually scouring the internet for sources about ICE attacks and things like this, I would have never even heard about it.
And so, you know, this is yet another example of the story is the story.
Obviously, tensions are escalating.
The anti-immigration or anti-anti-immigration rhetoric Is escalating to the point where left-wing people are getting radicalized and they're taking it upon themselves to blow up these ICE facilities.
And honestly, can you blame them?
If you're brainwashed into thinking that you have literal concentration camps and Nazis, that rhetoric does kind of lead to these kinds of things, right?
But the story is as much about what actually happened as it is about the news media coverage.
Because we're still hearing about El Paso, Texas, right?
We're still hearing about the manifesto and white nationalist violence.
We're still hearing about that.
A month later, people are still getting banned.
You know, it happened last week that James Alsup was purged, and that was three weeks after El Paso.
And I can't help but wonder if that had anything to do with the ADL list.
Where James Alsup was on it, saying you should ban X, Y, and Z channels, and now is in response to El Paso.
So, you know, white nationalist attack happens, and the ripples are still going four, five weeks after the attack.
And there's still news media coverage, and there are still consequences.
You know, 8chan, the website, is still down indefinitely.
You know, it's been down for three or four weeks, and now it remains down.
There's no plans to bring it back.
As a result of what happened in El Paso.
Cloudflare pulled their DDoS protection services.
So something like that happens in short.
You know, like we saw in New Zealand or like we saw with Browers in Pennsylvania.
You know, these things happen and the ripples carry out for months and months and we never hear the end of it.
And this is going to be the pretext for a unprecedented crackdown on guns.
You know, it's red flag laws, it's internet censorship, it's political targeting.
But something like this happens, there's three such incidents of left-wing people who are so radicalized that they take it upon themselves to get explosives, or they get guns, and they shoot at people, or they shoot at buildings, and nobody even cares?
Nobody even talks about that?
You know, it's crazy because I always go back to that TrainwrecksTV debate where Destiny and Ahsan Piker said, well, it only seems to happen with you guys.
The violence only seems to be on the right.
It seems to be a problem with white nationalism and white people and what left-wing people are doing terrorism?
Well, left-wing people are clearly doing terrorism.
I mean, they don't rack up a higher body count, I guess, but at the end of the day, to me, that's kind of irrelevant, right?
If at the end of the day, you have left-wing people that are being radicalized and they're carrying out attacks, this is a terrorist attack, The definition of terrorism is to use violence and intimidation tactics for a political end.
These are terrorist attacks.
Well then clearly there is some equity here.
Clearly left-wing people are being radicalized, perhaps at the same rate, but it's certainly happening.
But people just don't know about it.
People have just never heard about it.
You know, I'm sure everybody watching this show has heard for weeks and weeks about El Paso and about New Zealand and about the synagogue shootings and all this, but how many heard about Tacoma, Washington?
How many heard about San Antonio?
How many heard about Oakland Park, Florida?
And I'm sure in days you're gonna forget about it.
In a week it'll be you'll not have heard about it.
If it weren't for me reporting on it four days after the fact, it would have been memory hole by now.
So it's just another reminder.
About what's going on with the media.
It's not fair.
But for anybody that's interested, right-wing people may be doing terrorist attacks and certainly, I think, probably a lot of them are hoaxes.
Probably a lot of them are CIA, MKUltra, FBI involvement, without a doubt.
But there are also a healthy amount of left-wing attacks as well.
You know, we did a show about this for the San Antonio ICE facility shooting.
We pointed out that you could go back two years and you've got the shooting in that Texas church in 2017.
You have Of course, the shooting at the baseball game in 2017.
You had a transgender school shooting that happened this year.
So, there's a pretty healthy list on both sides, but you only hear about one.
And as a result, they're only ever talking about using red flag laws, censorship against our side.
You know, the day should come when somebody like Josh Hawley or maybe Matt Gaetz or somebody in the Congress says, when are we going to use red flag laws against the left?
When are we going to start censoring the left?
We have to start thinking like this.
You know, Patrick Casey and I were talking at lunch today and he said something very smart.
He said, really at this point, it's a race for who can consolidate power.
All these boomers want to talk about, well, when we get into office, we're going to be the real party of tolerance.
We're going to be the real party of civic responsibility.
You know, having a dialogue and Donald Trump is going to win for everybody.
He's going to take care of the left too.
It's like with that ASAP Rocky situation.
That was a perfect example.
People said, well, even if ASAP Rocky said that the president should be assassinated, that President Trump is sending his top hostage negotiator and jumping through all these hoops.
It just goes to show that he's willing to fight for all Americans.
You know, this is the boomer mentality that when we get into power, we have to be fair.
No!
We have to answer them with the same thing.
We have to fight fire with fire.
So when are we going to see a congressperson?
When are we going to see a news media personality?
When are we going to see somebody with real clout and real influence say, Okay, if Antifa is going to be a terrorist organization, why don't we mobilize and try to shut them down?
Shut down their guns, shut down their organizations, take away their funding, censor them on the internet.
But all we ever hear from our side, nobody talks about it.
And whenever they talk about it on the left going after us, it's always on the defensive.
It's always about keeping the level playing field.
So, you know, the story is as much the story as it is about the media, and at the same time it's also about, you know, how are we responding to this kind of thing?
How are we going to start using crises and tragedies in the same way the left does?
You know, whenever the left takes one of these episodes, It says we will use this to justify a wide-sweeping new law.
You know, we always cynically say, oh, you know, that's the left.
That's the left politicians.
Rahm Emanuel said, never let a crisis go to waste.
Why don't we do that?
You know, we stupidly turn our noses up at that and say, oh that's politics, but you know, we're the angels.
We're the good people.
We should be taking advantage of crises.
We should take something like this, or the story I'm about to talk about, and say this ought to justify sweeping new powers for the president.
We need to pass something immediately, and the president should crack down, and you know, we should have Some kind of huge ICE presence, or Border Patrol presence, or police presence, you know, something like this, but it never happens.
And that leads me to our feature story, our final story of the night.
You know, another example of this, where you could easily, you could easily have the President take this and make this the focus for a week, you know, put it in the media spotlight, and then use that to justify, right?
And of course, what I'm talking about is the situation in Montgomery County, Maryland, Where they have had seven illegal immigrant rapes in one month in one county and so the most recent rape this is the seventh one I'll read you this is a report from Fox News A man accused of raping a 15-year-old girl in her grandmother's bedroom had been deported from the United States less than three years ago, officials with ICE confirmed to ABC.
Emilio Carrasco Hernandez, 37, of Hyattsville, is currently charged with second-degree rape, sex abuse of a minor, third-degree sex offense, and fourth-degree sex offense.
The alleged victim spoke to Montgomery County Police and claimed that her stepfather sexually assaulted her multiple times between August 16th and August 25th.
She alleged that she was unable to use the bathroom after one of the assaults because it was very painful and left her with a stinging feeling.
That's a little bit too much information, I guess, but it just goes to show that these people are animals.
These people are savages.
In a statement to the WJLA, U.S.
Immigration and Customs, said that Carrasco Hernandez was previously deported in April 2017, but re-entered the United States, quote, sometime thereafter.
Since July 25th, Montgomery County Police have arrested at least seven confirmed illegal immigrants for alleged rapes and sexual assaults.
Montgomery County Executive Mark Elrick signed an executive order last month designating the county a sanctuary jurisdiction.
That's an interesting name, Elrick.
Anyway, so they signed that into a sanctuary jurisdiction.
The order states that no county agency, including police departments, can cooperate with ICE.
Immigration agents are barred from entering secure portions of county jails and must take custody of illegal immigrants in public areas such as jail parking lots.
Earlier this month another undocumented immigrant was arrested on second-degree rape and assault charges but was released days later after the Montgomery County Jail ignored ICE's detainer request.
So you had another rapist who was actually released after only three days of being detained because they were not cooperating with ICE.
And so clearly we know what the problem is.
The problem is not even that they're illegal.
You know, to me, I look at the illegal immigrant rapes and this is only the most egregious, offensive, repugnant thing that is happening in the country today.
I mean, this should be a national scandal that not only are these people immigrants, not only are these people not of the founding stock, right?
We know what this means, but they're illegal.
They don't even belong here.
Moreover, it's somebody that was already deported.
And they're here raping people.
You know, so I guess a murder would probably be the furthest, but rape is pretty bad too.
So, this is just about the peak of how lawless, how ridiculous a country can get, and that it's the seventh time in one month in one place.
This is only the worst example of this, right?
How can you say that we're a serious country when we're deporting people?
They're coming back, they're committing these crimes at such a high frequency, such a high density in a certain area, and nobody even cares?
It doesn't even make the news?
Nobody does something about this?
I think that in a serious country, at a certain point, you would just start killing people.
I'm not advocating that.
I'm not saying that would be a good thing.
I'm not rationalizing that or anything.
I disavow and condemn all violence.
But I would think that in a serious country, you know, let's say it's your county.
Let's say it's your small county, you know, in your area.
And you see illegal immigrants have raped seven people in one month in just your county alone?
You would think at a certain point you'd get a mob together and just start killing people, you know?
Or you'd start taking justice in your own hands.
I don't know, maybe it's not killing, but it's detaining or something.
But something would happen, you know?
People forget.
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Why did we have all these race riots in the first hundred years of the country, in the last hundred years?
Why did all these things happen?
I don't know.
It's totally a mystery.
For no reason, I guess, right?
But in a serious country, there would be an answer.
There would be outrage.
People would be in the streets.
But people see this.
People that don't belong here.
This person was physically removed from the country, and he came in any way illegally again, because we don't have a border, and he's going around raping people, and it happened seven times in one month, in one area, and people look at that and they go, oh yeah, that's pretty bad.
That's, oh, another rape?
Terrible.
Terrible.
That's, that's horrible, you know.
I feel, my heart goes out to that little girl, that 15 year old girl who got raped by somebody who didn't even belong in the country.
That's a shame.
Anyway, you know, back to my wagey job.
I mean, it's just embarrassing.
It's just a shameful country that we live in.
You know, in third world countries, people turn their noses up at third world countries.
And rightly so, for a lot of reasons.
But for other reasons, maybe we look to them for inspiration.
In another country, if this happens between different tribes, or this kind of lawlessness occurs, you know, there's a real response.
There's a real reaction.
Maybe there's something to be said about that.
Certainly in America, other tribes feel this way, right?
I don't believe this was, you know, this was an interracial rape.
I don't know if it was crossed racial lines, but we know that when a black person is victimized in this country by a white person or just generally, there's no shortage of marches, there's no shortage of organizations, money, dem programs, you know, things like that, so that they can get justice, you know, so that we can bring an end to this kind of stuff.
But for the people that have the most to lose in this country, we see this kind of lawlessness, crime happen all the time.
And the reason why I think it means so much for illegals is that it's eminently preventable.
It's, you know, even if you're on board with legal immigration from these third world countries, they're not even meeting the standard there.
They're not even doing the paperwork to come here and rape people, you know, and we just don't even care.
It's just not even a big deal.
And even better, I'll do you one better, there is actually a charity for this kind of stuff.
You know, you look at a charity like the Angel Moms, as one example, which is the parents of children killed by illegal immigrants.
And they get snubbed by the White House!
You know, even the White House isn't looking at things like this.
So I see this and and so that's that's sort of my initial reaction but even beyond that I start to think to myself what we really have to work on is to remember that the distinction between illegal and legal is kind of like totally arbitrary, right?
You know people get really outraged and they'll feel maybe justified because it's an illegal immigrant.
They're sort of given a green light to be pissed off about this.
Well, it was illegal, for God's sakes!
They don't even belong here, you know?
But, uh, what?
Legal immigrants?
By virtue of them doing the paperwork?
If they rape and murder, like, they should be here?
They belong here?
They're an American, and they committed a rape and a murder, so it's less outrageous.
Do you kind of follow what I'm saying?
Because I generally find that a lot of conservatives, mainstream types, respectable types, they almost feel more morally justified, as though they're given a green light.
They're given sort of a blank check to be as pissed off and outraged as they want, because, damn it, that was illegal.
You're going to come to America.
You're going to rape and murder and do all this.
You better do your paperwork, you know?
So they don't even belong here.
They broke the law.
That's the only thing that we can really care about.
It's the only thing that has any sanctity anymore is citizenship, is the paperwork, right?
I mean, as long as you fill out the paperwork, you know, I guess that's probably a lot less outrageous.
To me, it doesn't really matter.
To me, I see it in the sort of over, excuse me, overarching category of sort of spiritual legal, sort of spiritual legal, outsider, foreigner.
You know, we know that this is not just a problem with illegal immigrants.
Does anybody think that high percentages of rape, murder, burglary, violent crime, does anybody think that that is confined and restricted to only illegal immigrants?
Does anybody believe that?
Does anybody believe that there is a huge difference or that there's not still a problem in legal immigrants that came from Mexico or Honduras or Nicaragua as compared to illegal?
I'm sure there's probably a statistical disparity.
Perhaps it's significant, perhaps it's insignificant, but are we really going to pretend like it's not a problem across the board?
Are we really going to pretend that like, oh, well, the people that filled out the paperwork are integrating and that's going swimmingly, that's going fine, they're committing crime at the same rate as English people, people that were here since the Mayflower?
Of course not.
So, you know, I think because they're illegal, that is particularly egregious because, you know, they didn't even file the paperwork.
They really shouldn't have even been here.
But to me, the distinction is starting to blur a little bit.
You know, I look across the country, I see a lot of crime.
And frankly, a lot of it is committed by people that are citizens.
A lot of it's committed by people that have been in the country for generations.
Does that make it any worse?
Does that make it any less scandalous?
To me, I think about the country and its inheritance and our heritage, and hundreds of years ago, this was supposed to be a safe, prosperous country with a European standard of living, you know, in terms of economic prosperity, And in terms of safety, it was supposed to be low crime, it was supposed to be the shining city on the hill.
Does it really make so much of a difference whether the legal status is wrong, you know, whether they didn't fill out the paperwork?
To me, the overarching category is, you know, maybe we ought to rethink the whole arrangement altogether.
Is citizenship really the basis after which we say that, well, that's an American crime versus an illegal crime?
I don't know.
To me, the thing's kind of boring.
It's not really important anymore.
You know, would you say, as an example, hypothetically, let's say we look at somebody like Molly Tibbetts.
Would it matter if the Hispanic guy that killed her was illegal?
I mean, is that totally important?
What if it was an Hispanic legal immigrant who got naturalized the week before?
Would it be any less offensive to you?
To me, it's only a little bit less offensive.
Or how about the one in, uh, did I say Molly Tibbetts the first time?
Kate Steinle I meant.
Or how about Molly Tibbetts or Kate Steinle, I guess I said Molly, I meant Kate.
But, in both cases.
You know, if we were to look at the killer of them, it was an illegal immigrant in both cases, and that's why everybody flipped out and they said, we need Kate's law, we need to take action.
Molly Tibbetts' parents said, Mexicans are the same as us, they just have better food.
Really?
And by the same token, if your son or daughter got killed on the south side of Chicago, would it be any less offensive on a certain level because that person has been here for generations and generations?
I think we all know the problem is not that they're illegal and they're committing crime.
The problem is they're committing crime.
Why are we less outraged that there's all this crime in the country?
We can only be mad When it's on top of the fact that they really don't belong here, that legally we can detain them and remove them.
Do you get what I'm saying here?
That's sort of the real problem is raping, murdering, shooting, all this.
We tolerate it on a daily basis.
There's no outrage.
There's no fire and brimstone about that because, well, you know, this is sort of our problem.
We've accepted this, this is our burden, because we're all in this together, and you know, some are doing a little bit worse, some are doing a certain number, and what, that's just okay?
I feel like, what if we had a righteous indignation, first and foremost, about illegals, but what about all the crime altogether?
What if we said, we're kind of tired of living in a country where this is going on.
We are first world people, and we should live in a first world country.
Our parents lived in a first world country.
My parents grew up in a first world country.
Why can't I live in a first world country?
I'm supposed to accept that I should have to live in a third world country and my kids should grow up in a third world country and there should be shooting and crossfire and drugs because, oh well, they all have their paperwork, right?
They're legal immigrants or they've been here for generations.
We're supposed to accept that?
To me, you know, you see this on Fox News.
This is the Seventh such illegal immigrant rape.
Well, yeah, I mean, that's really bad.
Yeah, it just goes to show what a joke the country has become.
But beyond that, I mean, altogether, the country is descending into this Brazil-type status, and everybody seems to be okay with it so long as the paperwork is in order.
And that's simply another angle to look at.
Just another reminder about what's happening in the country, and people don't even really think about it this way so much.
Look at the South Side of Chicago and they say, oh, well, you know, that's how that is.
That's how that is.
That's how they are.
And that's, you know, and that's the way it's going to be.
But these illegals, well, we got to get them out.
Well, I don't know.
I mean, we're mad about one, not the other.
That's very interesting to me.
So that's the illegal immigrant rape.
It just goes to show, I mean, we are not this is not a serious country and we're going to have more of this even better than this, you know.
Take it one step further.
Think of the logical conclusion as these are the people that are fathering all the anchor babies, right?
So are we going to say that these anchor babies are going to be real winners, by the way, right?
It's illegal immigrants like this that are coming across the border and having babies.
These are the anchor babies.
I mean, literally people born to... maybe people already broke the law by coming in illegally, but on top of that are probably involved in drugs and murder and rape and all that.
And they're going to be citizens.
So are we going to say that these winners that are growing up as anchor babies, are we going to say that that's any less offensive?
Well, because they're citizens.
They were born on the land.
Well, hey, you know, I was mad about these illegal immigrants, but the children of the illegal immigrants, well, I'm a little bit less mad about that because, you know, you see those Mexicans, those Nicaraguans, Hondurans, well, they were born on the land.
So when they do a rape or, you know, they shoot an American, well, that's that's our problem.
That's just a crime problem.
That's a domestic thing.
Do you see where that's a bit ridiculous?
You know, so for what it's worth, these are the people coming over.
These are the people having babies.
These are the people reinventing the country.
You know, when we say minority white, we also mean majority something else.
And that's what this something else is going to look like.
So that's our featured story, but we're gonna move on.
We're running out of time here, so I do want to get to our Super Chats, and we'll see what you guys are saying.
Hope that's not too blackpilling.
I know Brittany Venti, what did she tweet out?
She tweeted, uh, you know, broke.
Not watching Nick Fuentes because she's too controversial.
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Not watching because it's too blackpilling.
Don't be blackpilled.
Don't be blackpilled!
Just be, um, I don't know.
Just be white-pilled.
Be Joker-pilled, okay?
I don't know.
I mean, what am I going to tell you?
It's hard.
It's a news show.
The news is what it is.
I can't make the news.
Well, I'm never... I hope I will never make the news, right?
Let's just put it that way.
But I can't make the news.
Within reason, I can't make the news.
So the news is what it is.
I can try my best to put a spin on it, but I'm not going to lie to you, okay?
So if you're like, oh, it's too black-pilling, Nick.
It's too depressing.
It's like, well, what am I supposed to do?
So please don't answer that.
Please don't answer that.
We're gonna move on.
Like I said, we'll look at our Super Chats.
Let's see.
InnerCityDemocrats says, Hey Nick, pee pee poo poo.
Where's Richard Spencer's tattoo?
So we truly are.
So we are back.
That's a great welcome back to the show.
Tuesday, first Super Chat.
We've got sort of a combo there.
Combo platter.
Take your pick.
Mitty Mercury says, Have you seen Sam Hyde Endgame?
No, I have not.
Nicholas Murphy says, thanks for what you do, big guy.
I mean that from the bottom of my heart.
Well, thanks, buddy.
Glad you like what I'm doing.
Glad you like the show.
Baker says, would love to see Doug Dimmadome debate someone on race realism.
Definitely would be a good watch.
Have a good week big guy.
Well, thanks.
Yeah, like I said on Friday, you know, really nobody knows that Doug Dimmadome is a total racial realist and a lot of people don't know that.
But if you, I believe we go to the Fairly OddParents wiki, you'll find, you'll find that's the deep lore.
He is from Texas after all, you know, and he's got some troubling quotes, you know.
Red Pilled says, I tried red pilling my boomer dad on Israel.
Let's just say the discussion ended with him calling me a traitor to God's chosen people.
I like how you say, let's just say, you know, usually you say, let's just say, and it's something sort of subtle or, you know, you're supposed to make an inference about what happened.
But you're like, let's just say this is exactly how it ended.
Let's just say it ended exactly this way.
So I don't know if that's exactly how you're supposed to use that.
But anyway, yeah, many such cases.
A lot of boomers are just not ready for that.
Generally speaking.
You know, I talked to one of my mom's boomer friends about this a long time ago, and she's like an evangelical, born again or something.
And I was just, look, they like blew up our ship.
They steal our stuff, you know.
I read her the list.
I read her the Will Chamberlain document.
And the reason I couldn't convince her is she said, none of that matters.
None of that matters.
It says in the Bible, those who bless Israel will be blessed.
And I'm like, so you can't, you just can't argue with this.
You know, they could literally do whatever they want to America.
I mean, she could literally see all this stuff for herself, but she really does believe that because the Bible says this, and it's the wrong translation, that's not the correct interpretation, none of that matters because of these words.
That's, you know, that's what you come up against with a lot of these people, but what are you gonna do?
Deplorable Mike says, Europa first with Patrick Casey Groyper.
Yeah, Groyper butt.
Europa first with Groyper butt.
Yeah, it was good to see my pal Patrick.
And yeah, he got to hang around.
I'm accumulating.
We're gonna have to do... I want it to be sort of like a... You know how in these dive restaurants, if they have a famous person, they'll come in and sign a photograph and hang it?
I'm thinking about what we'd be doing now at the America First Studio.
Obviously only with e-celebrities, famous people.
You're not invited.
But like, I've had a few people in the studio now, and they've gotten pictures.
So I'd like to get, you know, wouldn't that be kind of funny?
Wouldn't that be kind of quirky though?
If I had a picture of, you know, all the people behind the iconic desk, and they signed it, and I put it up on the wall.
It's like that.
If you guys are on TikTok lately, that's one of the latest trends, as they say.
You know, first 100 people to like this post, I'll post your, you know, I'll write your username on my wall or something.
So.
Anyway, Sky Lilly with a big super chat.
Thank you so much!
Sky Lilly says, he humbly refers to himself as just a YouTube news host.
Little does he know that he is a great leader.
Some would say a righteous king bestowed upon us from God himself.
Well, that's a little bit flattering.
I don't know.
I'm too humble.
I'm too humble to accept this, but thank you for the big super chat.
I don't know though.
I mean, there are some things that would suggest that I am destined to be perhaps the leader, you know, the leader of the white race.
I don't know.
Uh, a lot of people don't know.
One of the names in my family is King.
You know, perhaps my name should have been King.
I've been told this in my family.
Perhaps my surname should have been King.
It is one of the family names.
My first name does mean, in Greek, victory of the people.
King, victory of the people.
The last name Fuentes means fountain or the source.
Could one say that I am the source of the people's victory?
Meaning I'm responsible for the populist takeover?
I think you could make that argument.
I think you could... I think a prophet could say this, you know?
So I'm not going to argue with you that, you know, there are some... Many people are talking about this.
Many people are prophesizing.
But for now, I'm a humble YouTube host.
For now, I humbly just report the news on America First.
I game, you know?
Maybe down the road, right?
I have to become the champion, right?
But thanks for the big super chat.
Cane Jeepers says, can we get an HH in chat for Herbert Hoover?
Ah, yes, very important.
Yeah, let's get some HHs in chat for the big man.
FF says, wagies be like wake up before dawn, ride bus full of undesirables to Amazon warehouse, get locked into robot cage, pack boxes all day, come home after dark, send Nick $2 to ask about Murdoch Murdoch.
That just about sums it up.
Can't relate.
Wouldn't be me.
Could not be me.
Donald Trump's his nick in one of Ben Shapiro's most recent episodes.
He explains how every Friday some of his staffers insist on wearing a Hawaiian shirt.
Based?
Has the Nicker Nation infiltrated Daily Wire?
You know, I think Hawaiian shirts are kind of a thing outside of America First, you know?
I don't know if that's just an America First thing, you know?
People see me wearing a Hawaiian shirt.
They're wearing a Hawaiian shirt.
I think the Hawaiian shirt predates America first a little bit.
So I don't think so.
unidentified
Maybe.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
You never know.
You never know, but probably not, I don't think.
Ben says, Nick, thoughts on the government?
Oh, I hate... Big government sucks, right?
I love the government.
I want the government to be big.
I just want us to be in control of it.
That's the thing.
Everybody says, I want a small government.
I don't care how big the government is, the right people just have to be in charge of it.
You know, that's really the red pill take.
Josh with the big super chat another one.
Thank you so much big guy.
He says it's funny There's nothing more fun than getting red-pilled and nothing worse than being red-pilled Patrick Casey's uber driver looked like he was about to start naming them.
Ah, yes the uber driver Yeah, that kind of looked really handsome really handsome and cool and tall looked like a very tall Chad sort of figure I very I was admiring this figure very much But yeah, that's some very wise words, you know.
Perhaps it's a little too close to home, right?
Fun getting red-pilled, not fun being red-pilled, yeah.
I don't know though, I mean...
For what it's worth, I would rather know what's going on.
That's always been my take.
I know a lot of people say, I want to go back.
I want to be a blue pill normie.
I want to be a cringe normie again.
I've never felt that way.
I don't know if this is just sort of my temperament, but I've always felt better.
It is a lonelier, perhaps sadder existence to have the curse of knowledge, like Thanos says, right?
But I prefer that to being ignorant.
That's just my position.
I prefer to sort of know what's going on.
You know, I don't know.
I feel like if you're ignorant, you can't really be at peace in the same way.
It's more challenging to get to that place, but to be content, to be at peace, to sort of resign yourself to things...
Because to be blue-pilled, I think it's not just to be blue-pilled about politics, but about everything.
You know, really, if you're blue-pilled, are you really happy?
You see a lot of blue-pilled normies.
Are they really happy, satisfied, fulfilled people?
I mean, some of them are, but a lot of them I see are living totally empty, hollow lives.
They're making big mistakes because they're not red-pilled.
You know, people that are getting involved with whores because they're not red-pilled.
She's changed.
She's different.
You know, or uh, I saw a buddy of mine, this is so epic, so based in Red Pill.
I hope he's not watching, he probably isn't.
I hope nobody who knows him isn't watching.
But a friend, well, I'm gonna say it, cause he's a little jag off.
But I had this friend in high school, and he was the most whipped guy I think I'd ever met in my life.
Until I met a few other people.
But, this guy was so whipped, he fell in love with this girl in like sophomore year of high school, and like totally dropped off the face of the earth going out with this girl.
Stopped hanging out with his friends.
We were in Modern Union together.
He totally dipped from that.
And they've been dating for a long time.
And then one day she just decided, you know, nope, I'm done.
I'd like to, uh, I'd like to take a ride on the carousel, right?
And, uh, and ended his world, you know?
And so it's like, things like that, to me, if you're blue-pilled, you don't see that.
If you're blue-pilled, you make mistakes like that.
People that are blue-pilled are living in a fantasy land.
They're like children.
And, you know, children, like, wander into traffic and get hit by cars.
That's basically what you're talking about when you're talking about being a normie.
Obviously extrapolating that in a political sense.
So, I think that being blue-pilled is not necessarily the key to happiness.
People say, oh, ignorance is bliss and all that.
I don't think that's totally true.
You see, it's the most ignorant and blue-pilled people that are living these hedonistic lives of pleasure and novelty where they're going out to parties and getting wasted.
You know, these are all these white girls that are, I'm drinking wine, I'm drinking wine, and I'm sitting on the kitchen floor, and I'm fine with that.
I'm 28, and I'm drinking a box of wine.
I'm getting uglier every day.
I'm a fucking idiot.
Is that a happy person?
Is that a satisfied?
No.
So, it's much better to be red-pilled.
Don't be a cuck.
Don't be one of these, which was blue-pilled normie.
No.
Normies... Normies are going to jail, so...
Anyway, Sammy Davis Jr.
says, cry rape and let the groipers of war, and let slip the groipers of war.
Ah, yes.
Very base.
The groipers are crying, cry rape and let slip the groipers of war.
I'm going to say that one.
That's a good one.
I'm going to post that one, maybe on Telegram.
Probably better for Telegram, I would say, but that is very good.
One of these days, you know, and that is, I think, the day we have to look forward to.
Day of the groiper.
Day of the Groyper is coming, and when Day of the Groyper comes, they're going to regret.
You know, they're going to feel very differently.
They're laughing now.
They won't be laughing on Day of the Groyper.
Like I said, the day that, you know, perhaps there's an executive order or maybe there's just some kind of unifying moment.
There's like a 1683 Siege of Vienna type moment where the Groyper's will blot out the sun.
We will black out the sky and, you know, it's not going to be pleasant.
It's not going to be pleasant for blue check marks, except for me and, you know, perhaps Scott Greer or some others.
It's going to be a bad day for a lot of people.
You know, let's just say it's going to be a certain time.
You know, it's going to be check your time, check your watch.
It's going to be a certain time.
I think we all know what that is.
And Groper Army is going to come out of the woodwork.
They're going to come from everywhere.
It's going to be like in Fight Club, you know, and they're your chef, your driver, that kind of thing, you know, buildings.
Stay standing, you know, nothing happens nothing happened.
No damage to structures or anybody.
It's just it's all gonna be online You know, it's all gonna be online on the day of the griper So, we have that to look forward to.
If you're feeling black-pilled, look forward to... Get green-pilled.
You're gonna have to get green-pilled.
Take the green pill.
Take the groyper pill.
It's gonna happen.
We're gonna be okay.
Undisputed interest says, Hi Nick, can you varg-pill me on the burzum question?
I don't know what that means.
That gay poem on the Statue of Liberty says, How do we convince Muslims to stop banging their cousins?
Dude, that's cringe.
Attacking Muslims is cringe.
You know, we all know who the real inbreeders are in the Middle East.
It's not Muslims, okay?
So, we all know who the real dysgenic inbreeders are.
Kind of low-hanging fruit to talk about.
I mean, yeah, it does happen with them, but are they really the issue here?
I don't know.
Topep says, saw you like Venti's miniskirt on Instagram the other day.
She posted like four things, and I just liked the first two.
It seemed gratuitous what I'm gonna double-tap on four posts.
You're dreaming if you think that.
Four posts in one sitting?
Yeah, good luck.
So, uh, so yeah, I just double-tapped the first couple months that I saw them and I said, you know what?
This is a little excessive.
I post once in a month.
Four in a day?
That's pushing it.
So, I didn't even really pay much attention to the post.
I don't really pay- I don't even see e-girls.
That's a thing, you know?
People say they're colorblind.
I, unironically, I don't even see them anymore.
I don't even see them anymore.
I'm like, Kathy's you.
I don't even see them.
They're invisible.
Yeah, there you go.
That's better.
unidentified
Well, thanks!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
says can i get a deep dive into this nice swimming pool yeah there you go that's better overseer says i wasn't much of a kanye fan until i watched your civ 5 streams runaway is a new favorite song of mine thanks to you keep up the good work big guy well thanks glad i turned you on to kanye yeah many people have this reaction They say, oh, that's bad.
Rap music is bad.
And they, I force feed them Kanye because they watch the streams and they like the contents.
They have to stick around and they end up, uh, they end up hearing something new, you know, and they come around.
I'm telling you, he's in a different league.
He's in his own, he's on his own level.
So glad, glad you found something you liked.
Casey Alexander says, hi Nick, can we please get a deep dive on politics?
Yeah, well we do that every night, so.
LateStage says, do you still keep in touch with Millennial Matt?
Yeah, of course, I talked about this on Friday.
A good friend of mine, very, very fine fellow, very upstanding.
You know, Donald Trump said there were fine people on both sides.
He was talking about Millennial Matt.
Very fine, one of the finest, one of our finest in the movement.
Good man.
Nova Corpse says, Oh, I'm late.
You should be honored by my lateness that I would even show up to this fake shit.
So go ahead, go nuts.
Oh, no, you didn't even write that part.
Hope you had a good three day weekend.
Well, thanks.
Yeah, of course I recognize that.
Of course I recognize that from Stronger.
And thanks, yeah, I did have a good weekend.
Very, very refreshing.
You know, now that I'm on a sleep schedule, the weekend actually was refreshing.
Because normally, my sleep schedule is so chaotic that I would always just sleep through Saturday.
Because I didn't have a show or, like, anything going on, I'd always stay up all night Friday.
I'm going to, you know, go to McDonald's late and game all night.
And then I'd end up sleeping all day on Friday and then Sunday would go by pretty fast.
And then it's like the weekend was over before I knew it.
So I had a, you know, and then I had one extra day helped as well.
So that I had Saturday, Sunday, Monday, full days, being awake, being conscious, waking up early, going to bed a reasonable hour.
It felt, it felt legitimately like a good weekend.
So.
Anyway, Connor says it's frustrating seeing places like Eastern Shore of Maryland, where my family lived for centuries, dying.
There is a really distinct identity there.
In 50 years, it will just be something and ugly.
Yep, and that's the whole country.
That's really our whole civilization.
It's all going away.
You know, people might say to themselves, oh, white is becoming a minority.
That doesn't matter.
White people are going extinct.
I don't care about that.
But it's these meaningful things that, you know, it's your community.
It's your local town, your local whatever it is.
Every town has its own charm, its own character, its own customs, traditions.
Even in the suburbs.
You know, I grew up in a very sort of waspy suburb.
And even here, you know, we have our traditions.
We have our lore, you know.
I was with Patrick the other day, and we took the architecture river tour on the Chicago River.
and they were talking about the Chicago Fire.
And I remember how even when I was in elementary school, this is something that's probably very regional, we learned a lot about the Chicago Fire growing up in grade school.
We did this play, we reenacted the Chicago Fire, and that's obviously like a regional thing that probably not a lot of people know about.
So I heard that and I go, Oh, yeah, so it's little things.
Maybe that's people might say that's silly, but it's little things like that You know that that make your I mean, that's your what is that oikophilia?
That's the word that Roger Scruton coined, love of your home.
It's your home that's going away in those meaningful ways, things that are a part of you, things that are a part of your family.
You know, this sort of stream of life going from generation to generation and location, the land is a part of that.
And so that the people are going away, the places are going away, part of us is going away.
That's something that should be near and dear.
We should feel a sense of ownership or kinship with that.
And so it's very heartbreaking to me when I hear this kind of stuff.
People say, oh, I don't care.
I don't care if the white race is going away.
I don't care if it's becoming Mexican or whatever.
You know, to me, I look around with a lot of reverence for my community, you know, and what it is, and I think about its future.
Not a lot of people think that way.
So, yeah, it's very sad.
Isaac says, lifelong atheist Jew to Catholic convert here.
Oh, good to have you.
I just made this Catholic Apologetics channel, so I figured I'd give you some shekels and shout myself out.
Oh, naturally.
My first video is Questions for Protestants.
Well, thanks.
Good to hear.
You know, I joke a little bit, but that's good to hear.
We always like to have Catholic converts.
You know, and especially with you guys, you know, you, I think, averted a pretty terrible fate by coming over.
So, so that's good to hear.
Congratulations.
And, uh, sure, you know, I, I can't vouch for your channel, but, um, good to hear that you're doing apologetics.
Uh, Guts says, were your Aztec ancestors based in Red Pill?
Yes, they were.
You know, it's interesting.
On my father's side, you know, there's actually a lot of very noble, admirable people on the Mexican side of the family.
People that fought in Vietnam, people that fought in World War II, people that did a lot of great things.
A lot of valiant, noble people.
So, you know, a lot of the wignats like to say, oh, Nick, Nick is 56%, Nick is not even white.
But some of the most valiant people in the ancestry do come from the Aztec Spanish side.
I believe my grandfather, my father's father, was about half native, half Spanish.
I think that's about how it works out because my 23andMe said I was like 13% So if you you know double it every couple of generations out my father's probably a quarter his father's probably about half So so yeah the Aztecs they were some good fine people and you know like I always say it doesn't hurt to have a little Aztec in you doesn't hurt to have a little age You know, to have a little bit of your ancestor that was scalping people, cutting people's hearts out of their bodies.
Maybe that's why I bring this intensity, this pugilistic sort of spirit to the debate.
This is why Anglos can't fight me.
You know, Richard Spencer, uh, yeah, okay, he's a little bit whiter than me, but he's a gay faggot.
You know, he's like, haha, I'm, I'm this elitist and I have very nice suits.
Oh, very based, tough.
Explorers!
Conquerors!
Settlers!
That kind of thing, you know?
Italians!
Irishmen!
Aztecs!
Spanish!
Conquistadors!
What are your ancestors?
You know, people that people that sat around and like read books and were dumb idiots?
People that were going to the gay store?
Anyway.
So yeah, a little Angloid bashing.
Let's see.
918 says, Kathy Xu, I'm owning the boomer era with the true conservatism of gay rights worldwide.
Twitter boomers, I'm so glad to see a real conservative voice for this generation like Kathy.
What an idiot.
I know it's almost painful to see how stupid these people are.
Well, what can you do?
What can you do?
That's just how it goes.
I have a feeling that we will rise up because we actually have something of substance to offer.
I mean, these people are retarded.
And you can see it!
Kathy Xu, Charlie Kirk, Ashley Sinclair, Will Chamberlain.
These people are straight retards.
And I'm sure sooner or later, if we just make better content, if we just make smarter, funnier, better content, I have to imagine that we'll be able to beat them in the end.
Because they have nothing intellectual to offer.
It's all a bunch of nonsense.
Let's see alternate says Enjoy a superior mad fish dinner whole while watching my favorite trans host Nick Fuentes hashtag Midwest Med pyre mad Empire Hope you had a good Labor Day friend.
Well, thanks, buddy.
Glad you are enjoying your fish dinner I'm not a huge fan of fish, but hey to each their own N word enthusiast 1488 says, okay, that's great says peepee poopoo Nick.
What's your favorite Murdoch Murdoch video?
Okay, so I think I saw this on Twitter that was in some kind of a joke post referencing the super chat phenomenon So thanks for that.
Thanks.
Glad we got that one in there Brett Kavanaugh says commander Casey on deck attention 15,000 elite Aryan knickers super soldier snap to attention in perfect foreign a formation and Yeah, yeah, we do salute, we salute the Groyper in Chief, Patrick Casey, the leader of Europa.
You know, Patrick got to meet the dog, Albert.
And I was telling Albert before I got here, I said, Albert, you're about to meet a very important person.
You're about to meet the leader of the white race.
I want you to be on your best behavior, you know?
And sure enough, he was.
He was very respectful.
Ben says, Donald Trump says he wants to build a wall based Okay, I don't know.
I don't know what that's all about.
Ching says, how do you get to stage five of Catholic acceptance?
I am at stage four.
Even if God didn't exist, the Bible teaches us values that we can use to become a proper man.
So I think you're referring to, isn't there like an expanding brain meme about this where it's like your level of acceptance of Christianity?
I'm all the way.
I'm all the way up there.
Anus 12 says, starting my senior year of high school tomorrow.
Any tips or tricks?
Just enjoy it while it lasts.
Senior year, it's a good year.
Just make sure you pass your classes.
Don't blow it off too much.
Most people get accepted to college, I think, at this point.
No, you still can't get, uh, still make or break a little bit if you fail a class or something.
So, you know, finish strong, go to your classes, but enjoy.
Senior year was a great year for me.
Lots of good times.
Hijinks, you know, high school hijinks.
So you got to enjoy.
Not too much, but do enjoy.
C.I.A.
Defector says, would you be a guest on Jesse Lee Peterson's show?
Yeah, if you would reciprocate.
His producer invited him onto my show, and I was like, well, I don't really do guests.
Can I come on his show?
And he's like, well, Jesse Lee Peterson doesn't have right-wing people on his show.
He thinks he's having too many right-wing people.
So if you have him on first, then maybe he'll invite you on.
So I did, and then I never heard anything back.
So that's great.
Yeah, just come on my show.
You know, that's fine.
Whatever.
I don't care.
That's great.
That's terrific.
So I would, I would if I would get invited, but I don't get invited anywhere.
All these people, hey Nick, I want to come on your show.
Nick, I want to come on your show.
But they never want to do anything to reciprocate, you know?
Never want to scratch my back.
I'm just scratching everybody else's back.
I'm just helping everybody else out.
I am just expected to put out and assist everybody else and yeah, come on my show and do all this and I'll retweet you and everything and nobody really Oh, he's really gonna give me a boost.
That's alright.
That's just fine.
That's fine.
I'm a giver.
That's, uh, I am just the eternal, you know, benevolent sort of guy.
Selfless.
Oh, I'm just assisting and helping everybody.
I guess that's just in my good selfless nature, right?
So that's, that's just great.
Buzz Aldrin says, what's Patrick Casey's favorite Fortnite dance?
I don't know.
I didn't ask him.
He's been playing Fortnite, you know?
He was talking to me about it.
He's like, so you've been playing Season 10 a lot?
I'm like, oh, you're still playing Fortnite?
unidentified
Oh, yeah, I mean, no, I haven't really been playing Season 10.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
No, I didn't say it like that, but I was thinking it like that.
I was definitely thinking it like that.
No, Patrick, I know you're like a millennial or something, but we don't really play Fortnite anymore.
So I think it's asking what his favorite one was though.
Probably something cringe, you know, he's probably probably the Macarena was his favorite if they even have that or you know, the disco dance or something Isn't that what Millennials are doing?
They're doing some kind of disco dance Something like that.
No, just joking.
Just a little friendly ribbing for our friend for a friend Patrick Casey, but no, I don't know Peter says Yeah, at least I have a robust personal life.
At least I have a robust support system that is good for my mental health and is satisfying those needs.
On you, mate.
Okay, great.
$2.
Wow, that's plenty.
At least Nick can go after the show and cuddle Brittany Fenty.
Yeah, at least that's happening, right?
At least that's happening.
At least I have a robust personal life.
At least I have a robust support system that is good for my mental health and is satisfying those needs.
Yeah, at least that exists, right?
That is definitely there.
And you know, that is why I'm a totally stable person.
I'm a totally stable, well-adjusted, well-rounded individual.
And that's why I'm able to deliver consistent, high-quality shows.
And why I'm always the consummate professional that I am.
You know, it's because of things like that.
You're right!
So you're right.
You know, the show may be destabilizing my mental health, but believe me, there's plenty of things keeping me in check.
There are plenty of people checking in on me and, you know, that I'm interacting with on a regular basis.
I'm definitely not this sort of reclusive, shut-in figure that is, through isolation, gradually losing my grip.
You know, that's not happening.
So I can tell you that it's all good.
Turnright says I used to be trans now I'm a conservative Catholic and I can still have kids.
Thank God.
Hedonism is truly ugly.
Some of us learn the hard way.
Used to be trans?
Bruh, cringe?
Good to hear that you're back in a normal-ville.
Good to hear that you're back in normal-ville population us.
That's pretty cringe, bro.
Can't relate.
I can't, I can never wrap my head around the trans stuff, you know?
I don't, I just don't get it.
Because you look at these surgeries and it's just like, how could anybody in their right mind, how do you I don't know.
But, you know, hey, I guess you're on board.
I'm not going to browbeat you.
I'm not going to antagonize.
But, you know, we do.
I did discover that trans cat girl fellow.
You know, somebody was grilling me.
They're like, do you follow any trans people?
And I said, well, there's this account trans cat girl.
I don't know if it's a joke or not.
And that person DM'd me and they're like, no, I am actually trans.
I was like, bro, stop.
Bro, what are you doing to yourself?
Enough!
Stop it right now.
He refused.
He refused to not become trans.
I said, this is outrageous.
Stop it right now.
He said, I can't.
I'm not going to.
I said, you're making a big mistake.
You're going to regret it.
But he's set in his ways, so hopefully he'll come around.
Hopefully all the trans people will come around.
It's not good.
I don't say it for my sake.
You know, you go ahead and chop your dick off.
See if I care.
Sorry if that's a little vulgar.
Sorry if that's a little politically incorrect, alright?
But go ahead, chop your dick off.
Doesn't affect me, but you're gonna, you know, blow your brains out six months later.
And that's bad for you.
So I'm looking out for your best interests, you know?
And that's why me, as a deeply closeted trans man, trans girl, that is why it's been so hard for me to come to grips with my identity.
And it is a trans show.
At the end of the day, the real narrative of the show is my trans acceptance journey.
And that is why I am a protected class on YouTube.
So I guess in some ways, and I say I can't relate, but deep down, you know, maybe I can on a level that nobody knows about, right?
And perhaps this transcript of this show could be used in a court of law to prove that I am being serious, you know, and that I'm truly in a protected category.
Red Pilt says pretty base that Dorian wrecked havoc on Democrats.
Yeah, I don't know if it was necessarily based But I don't know.
I mean I I saw it avert from Florida and then on one hand I'm like The hurricane was about to be a category 5 storm and just destroy, Florida But that didn't happen.
Good thing that didn't happen.
Good thing it averted, and it's totally uneventful.
I'm happy.
I'm very happy.
I'm unironically very happy that people and structures were spared, and there were no videos of horrible devastation, looting, and violence.
I'm glad that that did not happen.
So yeah, yeah.
But I don't know.
I would not say it's base that people's homes were destroyed.
I think that's a bad thing.
Base denounces, I have nothing of value to contribute except two dollars.
Oh, that's something of value?
Okay, well I'll take your word for it.
No, I'm kidding!
Just kidding, but thanks.
R. Cogs says, hey Nick, what do you think about OK Disavow?
Okay, I love those.
Treader says, if you're reading this, thank a knicker.
If you're reading this in English, thank a groiper.
Oh yeah, very true.
Helpful Humans says, I'm cool, pee pee poo poo.
Okay, well I disagree.
Raul says, have you seen the Faith Goldy Lips Twitter account?
No, I have not.
Zyphus is get a couple tailored suits with all this money.
No, I will not.
I will not.
With all that $2, right?
Yeah, my parents keep encouraging me to spend money.
Classic boomer.
You know, my parents are like, you know what you need?
You should buy more suits.
You should buy a car.
You should buy this.
You should buy that.
And, uh, you know, that's the boomer mentality.
I'm over here saving my money.
I'm being responsible and they're like, you know, you should, you should buy this.
You should buy that.
No, I don't think I will.
I don't think I will.
Uh, Stephan says, uh, Nick, how's it going?
Did I ever tell you the one about the skeleton?
A skeleton goes into a bar and orders a beer and a mop.
Okay, I don't understand that one.
Victor says, was that a Mustang you were whippin' in that pic?
Well, can't confirm or deny, no docs.
But it was the cool car, yeah.
Victor's, I read that.
Casey says, hey Nick, remember when you said no e-girls never?
Yeah, that was a good one.
Really good comic, says RIP RGC.
When I create Internet 2.0, you'll be able to threaten women and retards without backlash.
Good to hear, can't wait for it, big guy.
If anybody will do it, it's you.
That's a shame, though.
It's such a good account.
I turned Patrick Casey onto your Twitter account.
We were at lunch today.
I said, you should check out really good comics.
And he read one of these comics, and what was funny is he was scrolling through your timeline.
He kept clicking on your nine-panel comics, and he kept, like, closing them, because I guess there were too many words on them.
He was probably looking for a quicker comic.
And he's like, is there anyone in particular that I should look at?
You have to realize there was all these nine panel comics.
I said, oh, that one's pretty good.
And he read it and he was like, he just sort of shook his head and scoffed.
I was like, maybe he's not ready for this.
Maybe this is next level.
This is too next level, even for our leader, right?
So, uh, so I, I'm trying, I'm trying to spread the really good comics.
I just don't, I just don't know if everybody's really equipped to handle it, but, but that's all right.
Internet 2.0 is coming and, you know, we're going to be able to, Do all the cool things you said.
Probably not.
I did actually watch that a few times when I was a kid.
the way you could do could you do a live stream review and classic rather in reaction to the classic film big mama's house 2 probably not I did actually watch that a few times when I was a kid that I hate to say I did actually somewhat like that movie when it came out I saw it a few times I I think I might have seen it in theaters, but I know he rented it.
Damn, we rented it from Blockbuster like a few times.
I think about Blockbuster.
Nothing else makes me more black, but I think about Blockbuster.
We'll never, we'll never get that experience back of the smell going in and you pick out, you know.
You go through and you find your DVD, you know, you get some snacks, you get a box of candy, you get a liter of pop, you know, maybe you get a video game, right?
So this is what they took from us.
This is the real, this is the real Reclaim Your Homeland sort of hours, right?
But yeah, I think we rented that from Blockbuster a few times.
I did, I thought it was funny.
I really like, who's the one in that?
It's um, what's his name?
Martin.
Martin Lawrence.
He's the one in Big Momma's House, right?
I was always a big fan of Martin.
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Is it?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
No, I don't think it is.
Let me look this up.
Is it Martin Lawrence?
Big Momma's House 2.
I might be thinking of College Road Trip.
Let's see.
Let's pull it up on Wikipedia.
Oh, no, it is.
Yeah, it's Martin Lawrence.
Yeah, I was always a big fan of Martin Lawrence.
I like College Road Trip.
That's him and Raven-Symoné.
And I liked Big Mama's House, too.
And I like his show, Martin.
He's very funny.
So, uh, anyway.
It's funny you brought that up.
Well, Auckland says Matt Walsh sucks.
Okay, I'm not gonna keep reading this one.
Glen sees his Pentagon just announced it's halting 127 projects to raise 3.6 billion dollars for the border.
Pretty epic.
We'll see what happens, though.
Very good.
Very base to hear.
Uh, but yeah, like you said, we'll see what happens.
John says your thoughts on Trump backing Intermarium.
Look it up if you don't know it.
I love when people ask me to look something up.
Did he back Intermarium?
Geopolitical project by politicians and Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
So I don't really understand.
I'm not going to read this whole article and figure out what this is.
I don't even know if he backed this.
I don't know.
Briggs says, complains about e-girls, still friends with e-girls.
Well, it's very different.
It's very different.
You wouldn't obviously understand the difference.
When I say no e-girls, I'm telling you that you should be aware of replying, responding with e-girls.
And here's why.
I explained this before.
People say it's, oh, do as I say, but not as I do.
Yeah, exactly it is.
Here's the difference.
You have people who are replying to Lauren Southern, and they're coming up with witty comments, and they're coming up with funny things, and they're trying to be funny, they're trying to be entertaining, because somewhere in their brain, they think that Lauren Southern is going to read their tweet, and date them, and have sex with them, and, you know, that's going to work out.
That's ridiculous.
That is not my thought process.
When I interact with e-girls, we're interacting on the plane that we are all streamers.
I am a middling streamer.
Brittany Venti is on a similar level as a streamer.
Faith Goldie does streams, you know.
And so we're interacting basically as colleagues, you know?
I mean, we are friends, but that is sort of how we got introduced to each other, because we go to similar conferences, we know the same people, we're effectively in the same industry, so we know each other through this.
And in that way, I mean, yes, I am friends with Brittany Venti, I am friends with Faith Golby.
But for somebody to be out there, you know, replying to, you know, with 10 followers, and this is not to say people of clout don't have value or anything like that, but it is to say that I see a lot of people out there replying to Lauren Southern, and in the back of their head, they're thinking, if I'm going to make her laugh, I'm going to make Lauren Southern laugh, and she's going to like me.
Do you see me doing that?
Do you see me replying to e-girl tweets with witty comments and trying to get them to like me and all this?
You see me, like, retweeting their content and DMing them and all this?
Or do you see us occasionally, you know, hanging out or whatever?
So it's very different.
It's very different.
I wouldn't expect you to understand because you're not famous, alright?
You're not a celebrity like me.
And everybody knows celebrities' brains are bigger and smarter.
So, I wouldn't expect you to get it.
Why I'm able to hang out with e-girls and why you cannot have the e-girls.
Why it's no e-girls for you.
But it's a very real difference.
Very real difference.
So, but yeah, and obviously some e-girls are more harmful than others.
You know, I literally interact with, like, two.
Venti, who is hardly even political, and Faith Goldie.
And Faith Goldie's our girl.
You know, I mean, she's not Catholic Jew, she's not Ashley St.
Clair, she's not Jewish.
You know.
So, I think it's, I think people can obviously see the difference.
Alright!
All right, to put that to rest for the third or fourth time, I think we've had to explain that, people.
I remember after the vacation, I was getting grilled all the time.
People on Twitter, whoa, Nick says no e-grills, but some girl even confronted me in public about this at the Rouge V event.
Some stupid bitch at the Rouge Chicago event called me out.
She's like, what is she saying?
We were doing a Q&A, and Roosh passed the mic to me for a moment, and he was like, oh, does anybody have any questions for Nick?
Because they've been going for a couple hours.
And he handed the mic to some girl, and she's like, yeah, I just have one question.
Where do you keep Brittany Venti's bathwater?
And she's like, hand off the mic.
She said it in such an obnoxious tone.
It was kind of, alright, that was kind of a funny joke.
I kind of get it, but, you know.
But it's obviously not true.
But you're obviously wrong, alright?
It's all ironic, it's all jokes, and you'd never understand it, because you're not famous.
Raul says no Asian e-girls ever.
Boomers BTFO'd.
You know, see, the Asian, I like, that's a thing, you know, it's like Asian e-girl.
Ashley St.
Clair was ugly, but Kathleen Xu, like I said...
So what are you gonna do?
You're not thrilled with them, frankly.
Oh no, I can't debate Nick though.
Levi says, what are your thoughts as an Italian on Latinas?
Not thrilled with them, frankly.
Intercity Democrats says, e-girl grifters, be like we love free speech, be open-minded, and love sodomy.
Oh no, I can't debate Nick though, he's a sexist.
Blocked.
Yeah, you love to see it.
That was amazing, too!
Her whole tweet was like, we have to give up this boomer mentality of blocking people before we have a conversation with them.
And I'm like, lol, like, you're wrong.
Blocked?
Okay, so you're obviously, you know.
Obviously, everything you say is a lie.
MTM says, I love the ADL and the SPLC.
They're saving America.
Okay, that's really funny.
A honky.
Thanks for the big super chat, he says.
Just coughed up some Aussie pesos for premium this weekend.
I'm 38 this month, so I know I'm too old to be a real knicker, but I had to support your outstanding content.
God bless the Zoomer Nation.
Well, thank you, my friend.
Hey, you know, we take everybody of all ages, as long as they understand it's about the Zoomer Nation.
So thanks, buddy.
Much appreciated for the Aussie pesos.
Kind of cringe.
38 kind of cringe, bro.
But you know what?
You're respecting the Zoomer, and that's all that we ask.
Matthew says, boomers couldn't conserve anything.
I really don't know any of them.
I don't know how any of them can call themselves conservative.
I guess it's just their narcissism.
I don't think it has anything to do with that.
I think it's just about fusionism.
They have chosen the breakaway from fusionism over the last so many years.
They've chosen the one that is the most permissive, which is the fiscal conservatism.
I don't think it has anything to do with narcissism.
The neoliberals have inherited conservatism.
The neocons and the neoliberals have inherited the conservative moniker, whereas these are only two out of three parts of the fusionist alliance.
So, in the Cold War he had the fiscal conservatives, the neoliberals, the Cold War hawks, the neocons, and he had the social conservatives, and that was fusionism.
The fusion of these three guys, and that was the Reagan coalition, the fusionist coalition, and so they have simply inherited the conservative moniker, the neocons, the neoliberals.
So, that's where that comes from.
Second accounts says Alt-Lite are always pushing e-girls who are progressive libertarians, pro-peto Dave Chappelle, and anti-white billionaires.
All it does is push away traditionalism and promotes degeneracy.
Well, thanks for the big super chat.
Well, yeah, and that's exactly it.
I mean, they're so stupid.
They can't see the forest for the trees, you know.
They're gonna push Dave Chappelle and ASAP Rocky and Ashley Sinclair and all this.
as they think of the short term, if we appear anti-racist or if we appear like, you know, we're mainstream, but it just comes off as dorky, out of touch, trying too hard, sort of social climbing, and that's exactly what it is.
So, but, but I mean, they're over.
The alt-right is basically over.
I mean, all these people are irrelevant.
There is no excitement being generated by these people.
It's, it's terrible.
And it's so funny, as I, as I become a little bit more prominent, all these people that are behind the scenes for the alt-right guys, they all tell me how pathetic these people are, you know?
So, uh, sure, the alt-right collapsed, but so did the alt-right.
I mean, where's the excitement around You know, any of these figures, you know, whereas maybe in 2016 they had a little bit of momentum, you know.
Remember the American Priority Conference last year?
I think Stefan Molyneux was there.
I love Stefan, but a lot of these other guys who set it up, I mean, how many people showed up?
Like a dozen?
Stefan Molyneux didn't even speak because he said he was so embarrassed.
He said, I'm not going to speak in front of an empty Auditorium?
And he's right!
The people that organized it, it was a terrible, you know, catastrophe.
So, I mean, they're irrelevant.
Lowbrow says, hey Nick, Straight Pride was a total meme.
36 Democrats were arrested.
A guy was screaming the gay daughter, so I walked over and dabbed.
Nice.
Yeah, I mean, events like that are just stupid.
What are they trying to achieve with that?
And anyway, most of the people at Straight Pride were gay anyway.
There was a trans person who was marching in the Straight Pride parade.
Milo was leading it.
And, uh, you know, I don't know.
That kind of sends the wrong message, doesn't it?
It's straight pride and the keynote speaker, the leader of the parade, is a flamboyantly gay race mixer?
Really?
You know, I said on Telegram the message of the parade should have been, fuck gay people.
That should have been the message.
The message should have been a straight pride parade.
It should have been a gay shame parade.
The parade should have been, we're tired of sodomy, we're tired of all this, there's two genders, whatever.
And it should have been, like, hostile to these elements.
But instead we had this, like, Kekistani march.
We had some Kekistani alt-right retard rally.
It was a total joke.
You know, what do you hope to achieve other than to look like an idiot?
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That's what it is.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
You got people showing up, all these, you know, Q Boomers and 4chan people, you know, Are The Donald people showing up and Don't Tread On Me shirts waving a Zionist flag as Proud Boys.
What are you hoping to achieve other than to look like an idiot?
Nothing, right?
Well, thanks buddy.
She knows it's inaccurate by definition.
She's using it as a slur to convince young people to embrace libertarianism.
I don't think there's that much calculation.
I think she's probably just an idiot.
Yeah, thanks for copying my joke from Twitter.
It's much better when you reappropriate it like that.
Yeah, I saw that.
did you see the Israeli flag at the straight pride parade?
I thought Israel had huge gay pride events.
Yeah, I saw that.
That's probably a proud boy flying that.
Matt says, have a Big Mac on me, big guy.
Thanks for all you do.
Well, thanks.
Lachlan says, I was trying to join the Navy as a nuke and learned over the course of four visits that all but one recruiter who was a nuke was a sodomite adulterer.
Okay, so I don't know what you mean by becoming a nuke.
I don't know what that means.
Mark says, can we get some love for our British friends?
Nick, 80 years ago today they embarked on a mission to stop Germany from taking back the free city of Danzig and in the end Germany never got it back.
No, no, actually we cannot get any love for the British.
Especially not today.
Matthews' defense for multiculturalism is 0.1% of the entire population.
Usain Bolt competes for Jamaica and isn't even American.
Kirk is low IQ, forget crime.
Yeah, I know, and that's what makes it all the more ridiculous, right?
Anonymous says, throughout history, the great political figures have been men.
Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan, Napoleon, George Washington.
All men.
Men dominate politics for a reason.
Women just don't understand it.
Well, I mean, it's not hard to figure this stuff out.
Take a cursory look at history and, you know...
There's almost no women in any significant role in any significant field.
Not in science, not in philosophy, not in mathematics, not in politics, not in religion, not in anything.
Nowhere.
And like, and this is all of history, everywhere.
And you can probably come up with a dozen examples.
Oh, uh, what is it?
Marie Curie?
Marie Curie?
Okay.
And you've got Joan of Arc.
And you've got Queen Elizabeth.
And Catherine the Great.
And, uh, you know, what else?
Who else do you have?
One other woman who is not, like, a civil rights activist for women.
Could you say is some prominent, you know, or human rights activist.
In other words, something that isn't bullshit.
Can't find?
Can't find one?
You cannot name a single female political philosopher of note, except for a feminist, you know, who said, women, women need to get more rights, women need to get more... Not one.
Not a single one who contributed anything.
Major political philosopher changed.
Not one.
What does that tell you?
It's a fluke?
That's an accident?
That's a coincidence?
In all of human history, you can't come up with one!
Or if you can't come up with one, you can't come up with five in any field.
Really?
And people think, oh, it's about oppression, or it's about this or that.
It's obviously, it's obviously just that men and women are different.
We know this.
Anyway.
Luftwaffe says, Jim Sellgang, who else using Nick's rage energy for extra lifts?
Very based.
John says, Africans eat bugs in mud because of Democrat policies.
Okay, yeah, that's fantastic, dude.
Good job.
Q says, for argument's sake, if they were all peaceful and got along, would you still not be against diversity if it meant whites become minorities?
No, I still would be against diversity.
But I think the point is to illustrate that people feel like this righteous indignation about illegals in particular.
That, to me, seems to be the strain on the boomer side.
They have to find these workarounds and rationalizations for why they have to be against...
the demographic change and it's ridiculous I'm pointing out that that you know these qualifiers or prerequisites well I only dislike them because they're illegal are silly you know and probably very arbitrary but no I would still oppose it and then honestly the crime is a part of it but it's just naturally the state of multiracial societies is conflict you will always get conflict whether it's crime whatever it is you're going to get conflict you know
You know, so certainly there are immigrants that commit less crime, you know, or the same amount of crime.
But invariably, you will get conflict between different groups.
And moreover, I mean, there are other reasons why we're against it, but I mean, that's one perspective.
Cultist Gordon says, hey Nick, top strap, stretch, top strap, stretch, top strap, stretch.
Okay, so it just goes on and on.
Love you, big guy.
Yeah, thanks for that.
As the crow flies, it says, am I the only one who cringes when someone says conservatism is a new counterculture?
I think we all cringe, buddy.
Bobby says, James Alsup just announced that he is now co-hosting Fascination with TRS.
What are your thoughts on this change?
The first episode was on Ronald Reagan.
Keep up the good work.
Well, thanks.
You know, look, I would generally like to give my opinions to myself on this matter.
You know, it's James.
He's my friend.
He sort of had a tough, tough situation, right?
I mean, tough.
He was dealt a tough hand the last week and abruptly and suddenly.
So I don't blame him for what he's done.
But, I mean, you know how I feel about TRS.
Volatile says, Hey, it's Jaden.
Thanks for the shout-out, Manicka.
Hey, man, no problem.
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Thanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Thanks for sending.
Thanks for the content.
Acraft Carrier says, who would you say your most formidable debate opponent has been?
Keep it up, big guy.
Looks like the show is growing fast.
God bless.
Well, thanks.
Probably Jay Dyer.
I think, hands down, Jay Dyer was probably the most formidable because it was a subject that, admittedly, I'm not very well informed on.
And Jay Dyer is.
You know, he's been studying that for 20 years and I hardly know anything at all.
You know, so...
That was probably the toughest one.
Anthony says Krishna is God.
No, he's not.
Disavow.
Jesus Christ is God, so have fun in hell.
Prince of Zamunda says that subversive chopstick did you a favor.
Okay.
Disavow.
Blocking you.
Her TL had me like projectile vomiting Pepe.
So hard to watch.
Magapeats just lap it up.
Yeah, pretty sad.
John says e-girls are just cringy morons.
They all deserve to be in jail.
Yeah, agreed.
Yeah, this is the real division.
What kind of stupid question is that?
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Let's see.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
What else do we have?
Yeah, this is the real division.
Christian says, how can we throw libertarians in jail?
By arresting them, of course.
What kind of stupid question is that?
Let's see.
What else do we have?
Scroll down a little too far.
Prince of Zemmuda.
I don't know what you have to be proud about.
Yeah, and look what it turned into, right?
We don't know the motivation, but here's what we do know.
I don't know what you have to be proud about.
Top Snacks is Anglo Pride Worldwide.
Didn't they try that?
Yeah, and look what it turned into, right?
Pajit says, keep up the good work.
Thanks.
MS says, we don't know how many have been raped.
We don't know the motivation.
But here's what we do know.
This is effed up.
How's that Beto?
Now we really think big government is bad.
Oh, big government killed homosexuals?
I really be like, big government and socialism suck.
Yeah, yeah.
Now we really think big government is bad.
Oh, big government killed homosexuals?
Man, I hate big government so much.
Damn it!
It's Islam and big government.
I can't decide which is worse, right?
Yeah, not a bad idea.
That's a really incredible question.
No, I can't get to it.
crimes?
Yeah, not a bad idea.
Eric says, does the future of white Americans lie in becoming chads or a cucked, abused minority?
That's a really incredible question.
Parker says, will you read the super chats from Friday's first show?
No, I can't get to it.
Every time I try to pull it up, I get an error message.
Dumbass says, I've always heard boomers say things like, you know, when I was a kid, we could leave our doors unlocked at night.
I Not anymore.
I guess they think we have to lock our doors now because of socialism.
Yeah, the tax collector's gonna come in, right?
Nobody else.
They fail to see, you know, who do you think it is coming into your house?
Why do you think it is you can't lock your doors or keep your doors unlocked?
What changed?
I wonder.
Hmm, I wonder what changed.
It's all these Millennials.
It's all these millennial white yuppies doing the robbing, you know The person that robs your house is probably, you know, somebody in glasses probably some You know guy that works at BuzzFeed some white guy with a beard who wears glasses probably somebody like that, right?
Somebody with some kind of a laptop bag, you know nobody else Uh, let's see.
Technically, Max says, I think Israel refers to the people keeping the covenant with God in context.
With the current Israelites killing Jesus, I think they soured the deal.
Yeah, that's exactly what it means.
Rock says, went to our local World Fest this year.
Turns out it's literally just third-worlders selling Chinese-made junk.
Yeah, well, that's pretty much what the world has to offer, right?
Michael says, Anglos are the lost tribes of Israel.
Jews maybe, but they might also maybe.
Canaanite, Judah, half-breeds.
Look into Anglo-Israelism.
Sounds retarded.
Frank says, hey, I've been following your Big Mac and Bang Energy diet.
It's actually monster.
To become an Aryan super soldier, but now I have to take a shower after every time I poop.
Any suggestions, big guy?
Okay, I don't know what that means.
But maybe your weak composition just can't handle it.
Black Swan says, watch your slightly offensive interview.
Elijah does that thing where he qualifies everything he says.
Just get it out.
Huge pet peeve.
Do you know what I mean?
Yeah, I know what you mean.
Well, these people can't speak straightforwardly because they have to constantly be thinking about their bosses, which we don't have to do on America First, which is nice.
Some dude says the only way it is possible to be happy is a blue pill person is if you are Tom Brady or Chris Hemsworth.
Yeah, that's true.
Boopers says I only trust people who own Fords.
True Aryan brand.
Get a hard top.
Oh no.
Dreams says it's finally here.
Episode 2 of the Cassie Dillon Show.
Why aren't the smokestacks connected to the building?
Yeah, good job.
Dumbass says the Mustang's looking clean.
V6 or V8?
No docks.
Boopers says we will block out the sun with smokestacks.
Yeah, good job.
Prince of Conquest says do you think Asuka deserved what she got in End of Evangelion since she was a total bitch?
Or was it too much?
Also, do you think Misato smells like pee?
Finally, what got you into Evangelion?
Thanks for the show, bro.
I don't think she got what she deserved.
She was a bitch, but I mean, that was a pretty, well, I don't want to say what happened to her, but I mean, there was some pretty brutal stuff happen to her in that movie, so I don't want to spoil it for anybody, but it might be a little excessive.
And what got me in Evangelion, a very good friend of mine, the guy that designed the intro music for the show, Oh, you like can't get laid?
who writes for my website.
He is NAFTA.
He's the writer on my website.
He turned me on to the show.
So that's where I got it from.
Anand says, Eli, virgin shaming was major cringe.
Imagine pretending to be woke while regurgitating Hollywood messaging.
Nice insult, bro.
Hear that on The Office?
Yeah, well, that's how they think they win an argument.
Oh, you like can't get laid?
Oh, you're like a guy that can't get laid?
What was that one?
I said women shouldn't swear.
and some guy was like, "Oh, this is something, "something from Boise." I'm doing a story on men that can't pleasure women Can I use you as in the story or something?
And like a million people retweeted it and it was on reddit epic owns on Twitter, you know or something like that What's the own you know, you made a joke about sex?
You made a joke about pleasuring women if you're trying to pleasure a woman you're doing it wrong it's her job to please us right anyway, but Yeah, that's a lot of Jewish nonsense.
Bobby Gray says, uh, insert subject, Tucker Carlson here.
Pretty based, right?
Nick responds by toxically correcting grammatical and spelling errors.
Responding with, yeah, what else do you expect me to say?
Uh, yeah, so.
I like how, you know, people do these meta superchats where they acknowledge the recurring superchats, but they don't understand that doing that is a recurring superchat in itself.
Hi, I'm making a joke that is self-aware about Super Chats.
Yeah, that's the 10th one tonight.
You're a genius.
You're real.
Wow, you're really smart.
No, you're dumb.
We've seen that before.
Josh here with another big one.
Thank you so much.
He says I'm much more at peace and happier being red-pilled.
I'd want it no other way.
Some gay analogy about enjoying struggle.
Struggle builds strength.
Would Kanye be so good if he hadn't suffered?
Thoughts on Game Fuel, Dawn of the Groyper, Day of the...
Yeah, so big days and nights ahead of us.
But yeah, you're right, you're right.
Kanye, you know, that's what happened.
He got in the crash.
He got in the crash, and that's what changes life, right?
So I agree.
I agree.
That is what builds character and long-lasting satisfactory.
No, I don't know what the hell that's about.
I'm sure it's probably just mistaken.
Colonial Pies is my overweight pal.
Big Sal is going through heartbreak.
His sorority hottie XTF says 2.30 on Saturday night.
Okay this is just gibberish.
The original Griper probably predated him by about 30 years or so, maybe a little longer.
We all know the original Groyper, the original gamer.
We all know the original gamer that we pay homage to, right?
The original Groyper, original gamer, definitely wasn't Travis Bickle.
Probably a non-fiction character, you know, a real historical figure.
And what year did that come out?
72?
76?
Something like that?
73 maybe?
I think Taxi Driver's 73.
So it's probably going to predate that, yeah, by roughly 30 or 40 years.
Lohengrin says, would you ever move out of Chicago?
If so, where at?
I don't know, dude.
I'm gonna be here probably indefinitely.
And I don't know where I'd go.
Kyle says, architecture tour, lunch date, did you go antiquing?
No, just the tour.
Gabriel says, did you ever watch Evangelion?
What is Evangelion?
Do you mean Evangelion?
She was based for an e-girl and got doxxed by some government agent and de-platformed.
Great topics tonight, bro.
Well, thanks.
No, I don't know her.
Colby says, before you, I'm socially conservative and fiscally liberal.
Okay, good to hear.
Thanks.
Mr. Hoffs says, Nick is a stable genius.
Yeah, that's true.
Good Trump meme, good job.
Fixie says, I used to be a trans, furry, two-spirit, otherkin lesbian.
Now I'm a conservative Catholic.
Thanks, Nick.
That's funny.
That's so funny.
Christian says, G'day, Nick.
Please, may I have your evaluation from BNR?
To cringe and LARP on these potential... Boom says MFK, Kathy Xu, Abigail Shapiro, Tiana Lo.
I don't really know Tiana Lo.
I don't really know what she looks like.
I recall she was pretty ugly.
So I would probably F... I would probably... I just want a K. I just want to do a lot of K. Kissing, right?
I don't know.
No comment.
I can't really do it to these guys.
They're all too, they're all too bad.
JR says, merch idea, foam finger, this is America first.
Yeah, I'll get right on that.
I'll get right on a phone.
I'll find a company that does foam fingers.
Yeah, we'll get right on that.
Sir Ash says, I know you probably won't believe me, but I'm the guy in the Instagram video.
Huge fan!
Some of my boys got me into your show.
Is that true?
I don't know if that's true, but hey, if true, you did a great job, my friend.
You did a great job.
Congratulations.
Aryan Warrior!
Chad Aryan Warrior for our people!
So, big if true, but that's, uh, but you're a fan of the show.
Very good.
That's very exciting.
A small world, huh?
Well, hey, congratulations.
You did a very fantastic job.
A lot of my friends were talking about you.
You don't know who was talking about you.
Some very important people.
Some very big winners on Team White Race.
So you made a huge impact.
So I hope you, I hope you're proud of yourself.
Big Chungus says great work lately.
Thanks.
What's a groper, please?
Okay, boomer.
Just look it up.
Just google it, please Bob Sakamoto's is going to blockbuster is a very relatable zoomer moment I remember being amazed when they started replacing VHSes with DVDs when I was a little kid Yeah, I know you remember those big plastic covers used to have used after a wine Oh no.
We're here!
We're Boomers now!
unidentified
Remember Sonny when he used to have to rewind the VHS?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Yeah, we have arrived.
We have arrived at the Boomer moment.
I'll be telling all the Folk Salad Nation Zoomers about VHS tapes, you know.
They'll be like, what's a VHS tape, bitch?
And I'll be like, just stop making fun of me.
I'm young too, you know.
But that's how it used to be.
unidentified
But that's how it used to be in my day.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
You know, you get that big case, you pop it in, you'd have to rewind it before you return it, I think, you know?
And then they replaced it with the DVDs, yeah, yeah, and then they had the Blu-ray, then they had the video games there.
Man, good times.
You know, when I was a kid, we didn't have Amazon.
When I was a kid, we didn't have Amazon.
We didn't have Amazon Prime and Netflix.
We actually had to go to the store and get the movie.
We actually had to go to the store and rent it, and when we were done with it, you had to go back and return it.
You kids these days, you have it too good.
You kids on your cell phone, you just press the button.
Back in my day, I had to ride my bike all the way to the blockbuster.
I used to ride uphill.
No, not a joke.
Uphill, a couple of miles to the blockbuster, and I'd have to rent the movie.
I'd have to go to the counter and say, I'd like to rent this movie for $3, please.
And I'd have to go, and you'd have two different remotes.
One for the DVD player, one for the TV, and you didn't know what worked.
You'd have to put it in and sometimes with a scratch you'd have to wipe it off a little bit.
Kids these days, they just don't get it.
They have it too easy.
That's why they're all, that's why they're all...
Soyboys, right?
But anyway.
Turnrights is just FYI.
I didn't get the trans surgery.
You missed me with that guy.
Missed me with that gay.
Well, that's good to hear.
Good to hear you didn't go that far, but congratulations.
Don't be trans!
Stop being trans!
It's a message to everybody out there.
There's nothing good that can come of that.
Here's the thing that you have to grapple with at the end of the day.
You know, if that's your thing.
I don't dispute that people might suffer from mental problems.
Maybe you really want to be a girl.
I'm not saying that's not wrong, but I'm saying those feelings perhaps are difficult to deal with.
Here's the rub though.
No matter what, you will never become the other gender.
That's what people just have to think about.
You know, because perhaps I could sympathize if somebody's having an identity crisis and they're really, I think a lot of the trans stuff probably comes from childhood issues.
I get sympathized with having an issue, you know, having an issue and having trouble with identity, having a mental problem.
But if you grow your hair out and you do hormone blockers and you go on chemicals and you do surgeries, you don't become a boy or a girl.
You just become a freak.
You just look like a freak.
You act like a freak.
People think you're a freak.
Your quality of life deteriorates.
So, I mean, in that way I understand people think it's like a means to an end.
Oh, you know, I'm having these feelings.
If I do this, if I identify this way, And I do what they say you're supposed to do and I transition, well then I'm going to feel better.
I will get relief.
But it's not, it's not how it happens.
That's not how it goes.
You know, I say that with everybody.
With everybody in that, you know, even homosexuals, it's the same thing.
You're not going to get relief by embracing things that are unnatural.
You don't, that does not make your life better.
So...
That's a word to the wise for all my trannies out there.
All the base trannies out there, look, cat boys, cat girls, just become who you are, all right?
Don't do any of this unnatural stuff, just be yourself.
Future World War III POW says, Nick, I'm your PAW prison buddy from the future.
Another one of these bits, great.
Go get drafted because the Russians will capture you in the war and you'll join me in here.
Okay, funny, funny joke department.
Uh, sorry, wrong number.
Wow, that really says a lot.
unidentified
Why?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Why does anyone care?
her and wow with the guild name mein kauf and didn't get any repercussions for it made another character named nationalism instaban wow that really says a lot why why do why does anyone care why do i care about this leon says just got my super chat hoodie while watching this Hey, thanks, buddy.
Hope you like it Anonymous says Murdoch Murdoch is based disavow for optics.
No disavow cuz it's not funny James says watch Moseley's interview where he gets teary-eyed at an old speech and the audience laugh at him Someday, it'll be you with your old highlight videos.
Yeah, it's true.
That is a sad video.
I've seen that one And really, there's something about that.
It really is the energy.
Same energy as our civilization, you know.
Intercity Democrats, have you read Tom Wolfe, Bonfire of the Vanities?
No.
Mike says Beyonce, okay.
Peter says women dominate and looking pretty.
Yeah, I mean, that's true.
I guess Time doubts is do you prefer complaints by super chat or email?
I prefer them You know where I like them, you know where I'd like you to put them, right?
Zoom says lollisocks just 40 kills short of the realm royale world record.
Oh very good Our guys moving up in the world.
I'll definitely host him on my channel for the world record very based game or very based area Cow us is whoops scroll down too far.
I Cowess says, shout out to my bud.
Sleeve, McDickle.
Okay, so that's back.
Spice says, hey Nick, try saying vinegar, but very slowly.
No.
Fabulous says, I'll give $50 if you sing I'm a little teapot.
Okay, I'm just not gonna do that.
Snowflakes says, thanks for the content big guy.
Thanks.
James says YouTube just radicalized Allsup by depersoning him.
I don't know if that radicalized him, but, uh, it did eliminate his options.
Mateos is sending some, uh, what is that?
Argy?
Argy cash?
Remind people to disavow Buddhists and Hindus as paganism is cringe and gay.
Yeah, agree.
Rap God says Big F or Franco Colombo got cucked on Friday.
Oh, F. Luftwaffe says Nick is a fellow apostolic Christian.
You can't ignore Our Lady Theotokos.
Okay.
Some dude says, let's run as the Islamist Socialist Fortnite Party.
Good idea.
James says, Asuka just needed a hug.
I don't know about that.
Tsundere?
I don't know.
I think she was just a bitch.
Parker says, Mr. Fuentes, my base Catholic friend, Robert, turned 21 on Sunday.
Would you mind wishing him a happy birthday?
Love the show.
Keep it up.
Sure.
Happy birthday, Robert.
Happy 21st.
A lot of birthdays on this show.
I don't know if I buy it, but, you know, I guess it doesn't hurt to Share some birthday greetings anyway.
Stereo says welcome to slightly offensive Mr. Fuentes.
I'll have you know my wife's boyfriend makes you look like a dwarf.
Yeah, you love to see it, right?
Mrs. Braun with a big super chat.
Thank you so much.
She says keep up the good work, kiddo.
By the way, no one in my neighborhood locks anything.
Should I lock up now that the Catholic Church and Porter are only A person?
A priest?
I can't read that part, but perhaps it might be a good idea.
If he's a priest, probably not.
But thank you for the big super chat.
Yeah, I mean, that's how it goes.
Certain communities don't have that because they don't have certain elements.
And we all know what that is.
So I could tell you where you don't have to lock your doors around my area.
And I could tell you where you do.
And we know the pattern there.
But thanks for the big super chat, much appreciated.
Amiris says, nice stash for your Dr. Disrespect Halloween costume.
I trimmed it a lot.
I don't know if you could tell on camera, but it's a lot shorter.
Our case is solid, liquid, gas, plasma, melanin, okay?
Colonial says, is the no blackie ethnostate.
Can Kanye come?
I'm not in favor of an ethnostate.
I am, uh, I'm in favor of what America is.
Salim says, did you hear about Sean's dad?
R.I.P.
No, I did not.
Colonial Pie says me and Big Sal.
I'm just not gonna read that.
Zoomers is asking for chat.
What IG video?
Also Daily Sheckles.
I don't know.
I don't have a link.
Just look up TPUSA.
I don't know.
922!
We're pushing 922!
We've been at this for two hours now.
Blake Austin says who's gonna fight in World War 3?
The boots may hit the ground, but you won't see me.
Blake Austins is awesome.
Murdoch Murdoch is great.
Take that back.
No, they're not and you're dumb for thinking they are not bad.
Some spoon emojis in chat.
Great.
I don't know this username.
It says, hey Nick, keep up the good work, mate.
Enjoy the show.
Thanks.
Jay Salem says, coke nose department.
No, it just itches.
Fabulous Nugget says, new shoes.
Two shoes.
Who sews Sue's shoes?
Okay.
On that note, that's our last super chat.
Okay, so that's gonna do it for us.
unidentified
Awesome.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
We are back.
We're back on the show.
We're going to have to raise the limit.
There's just too many.
There's just too many to read.
It's just hard to read for 75 minutes.
Do you understand?
It's a little bit, it's a little bit difficult for me.
A little bit of, where's all my patience?
A little bit.
And, you know, it wouldn't be terrible if these were, like, legitimate, but, you know, people talking about Sal and all this crazy stuff.
unidentified
I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Maybe people like it.
Some people like it, some people don't.
I guess that's, you know, just the way it goes, right?
But that's going to do it for us.
That's our show back, right?
We are back.
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Thanks for watching.
Thanks to everybody.
Thanks for our super chatters.
Thanks for our super, super chatters tonight.
Lots of big ones.
Special thanks to those guys.
Thanks to everybody that watches the show.
We love you folks, premium members and all that.
What is it?
unidentified
Show.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I'm totally lost.
I'm totally lost.
It's been four days, but so it's thanks super chavish for everyone who watched this show.
I totally forgot the ending.
I'm having a stroke moment.
I'm having a Oh, I'm having an Alzheimer's moment.
I left my keys in the refrigerator.
Well, that's going to do it for us until tomorrow.
I totally forgot the outro, but anyway, we'll see you tomorrow.
That's it.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Oh, wow.
Wow.
unidentified
Wow.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
What's going on upstairs, man?
I got to get checked out.
I got to see the doctor.
I got to see the brain doctor.
That was terrible!
Talking about an Alzheimer's moment.
That's a McDonald's, right?
That's the bad diet.
It's catching up to me.
More vegetables.
I'll remember my outro.
That's gonna do it for us tonight.
Until tomorrow, have a great rest of your evening.
We will see you tomorrow.
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo!
It's going to be only America first.
America first.
The American people will come first once again.
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