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Blackpilled Again: Greta Thunberg (Autism) and the UN Climate Summit | America First Ep. 467

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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Monday.
		Monday again, and we love the Mondays, don't we?
		Don't we love Monday?
		Monday again, favorite time of the week, because that means there's more America First!
		Of course!
		So in some ways, it's blackpilling.
		In other ways, it's very whitepilling, but we've got a good show.
		There's not very much.
		Frankly, there's not very much happening in the news.
		That may be the most blackmailing thing of all.
		But our featured story tonight, once again, is about this Greta Thunberg girl.
		I used to think it was Thurnberg all this time, so now I'm trying to adjust.
		You know when that happens?
		You get correct, you have to like mentally adjust yourself.
		I guess it's Greta Thunberg.
		And you might have seen her.
		She's the 16-year-old Swedish climate change activist and nobody really knows where she came from.
		She, like David Hogg and a lot of these other people, just kind of came out of nowhere and now all of a sudden she's an international celebrity.
		She's the most important person literally on planet Earth.
		You know, you remember On Friday, I think it was, we talked about all these climate change protests that were happening on every continent, and that's not an exaggeration.
		Well, obviously with the exception of like Antarctica, I guess.
		But there were these huge climate change protests on every continent, and they were all because of her leadership, or her organization apparently.
		And I've never even heard of this person before, up until like a week ago, right?
		And how many other people are in the same position?
		But now, She's at the United Nations.
		She was at the UN today where they're convening this week for the General Assembly.
		There was some kind of climate change summit and she gave this really impassioned speech about how climate change is going to affect our generation.
		And you know, to me, this is just the most blackmailing thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
		Because you have to realize, this is our future.
		This is what we have to look forward to for the rest of our lives.
		It's little girls.
		It's like children.
		But even worse than children, it's little girls.
		You know, little, self-righteous, smarmy, autistic girls berating us and lecturing us About you need to stop eating meat and you need to stop driving a car and you need to give up your firearms.
		And so tonight we'll be talking about this sub and we'll be talking about...
		Her speech and what she had to say.
		I know we covered the climate change stuff on Friday, sort of in the abstract.
		Tonight we're gonna look more specifically at this girl and this sort of iteration of the movement.
		It's very tough to watch, you know, and I have to say, I saw the David Hogg situation, you know, the Parkland kids after the Parkland shooting.
		I think that was, what, last February?
		But it didn't really bother me.
		I know a lot of conservatives were bent out of shape about David Hogg, like, forever.
		You know, people are still talking about David Hogg in, like, MAGA world.
		And I have to be honest, they never really bothered me that much.
		I don't know why, for whatever reason, it just wasn't that big of a deal to me.
		But this Greta Thunberg, I don't know what it is about her, but something, maybe you can relate, she just really pushes me over the edge.
		Because normally a lot of people are saying, like, You know, she's a kid.
		She's 16, you know.
		A lot of conservatives have this gay take where they're saying, well, the Democrats are abusing her and, you know, they're the real nasty ones because they're trotting her out and this is child abuse.
		I don't think that's... I don't really relate to that argument.
		And normally when it comes to the kids, I'm like, whatever.
		It's like a teenager.
		It's clear what's going on there.
		I know you're like a political prop or whatever.
		And maybe there can be even a little bit of sympathy.
		You know, we talked about Rex Jones not too long ago on Telegram.
		And people are saying, Nick, you gotta debate Rex Jones.
		You gotta...
		You know, BTFO, this guy's libertarian, and I said, you know, for what it's worth, he's like 17, you know?
		And we've all been a teenager, we've all been there, and so maybe we can have a little bit of, uh, charitability there for people like that, but for whatever reason, man, she really just sends me.
		So, we'll talk about that, that'll be our featured story.
	We'll also be talking about this white nationalist, uh, development.
	I apologize, my allergy is really out of control this month.
	But we have this this new development here from the Department of Homeland Security where they've labeled now white nationalism as a major national security threat.
	Do you love that?
	This is the Trump administration, right?
	So we get out who was a Christian Nielsen as the DHS secretary.
	We put in Kevin McAleenan and And honestly, you know, things have been going better with immigration, but generally speaking, I don't think this guy's a real rock star, and he's, you know, one of the agency heads or department heads in the Trump administration, and under his leadership, under his initiative, They are now labeling white supremacy and white nationalism as a major terrorist threat in the United States.
	And we'll talk about this development.
	You know, this is all playing out exactly as I predicted.
	I think like two, three, four weeks ago.
	It was right after the El Paso shooting.
	This was in August.
	And by the way, I still think that they have not established a clear link between the El Paso shooting and the Walmart.
	And the manifesto that was published on 8chan.
	I don't know if you remember any of the details about this, but it was, I think it was early August that one of these people went into a Walmart, there was a mass shooting, and right away the media jumped to conclusions and said, well, it was motivated by this manifesto that was published on 8chan by the shooter.
	And it was never confirmed that there was any link between the manifesto and the guy who did the shooting.
	It was even disputed by the guy that runs 8chan, where they say the manifesto is published.
	Anyway, it was right around that time when we heard the latest batch of lamentations from the media and from academia and all these other places about how white nationalism is the major threat in the United States, and specifically white nationalist terrorism.
	You know, and it has been kind of a rough year with, I don't know if you believe all these different episodes, the way the government says they played out, whether it was the, you know, synagogue shooting in Pennsylvania, the New Zealand mosque shooting, the El Paso one, I mean these things have been stacking up now for a little while, but the endgame has always been to try and meme into the public consciousness, and then ultimately into policy,
	Ultimately the national security policy this idea that white supremacy represents a threat to national security represents a terror element that has to be tackled by the administration and here we are you know I said this right after El Paso they talked about red flag gun laws And a lot of conservatives, like Bill Mitchell, well, I mean, he's always on board with the president, but even a lot of conservatives said, maybe it's time for common sense gun reform.
	Maybe it's time for common sense gun control.
	If these things keep happening, whatever.
	And right after El Paso, I said, this is the endgame.
	They're going to designate it so that it's terrorism.
	And once you designate that something is a terrorist threat, that gives you a huge amount of leeway, huge jurisdiction to use the state, to use all kinds of other resources at the national level to target political dissidents.
	Even if people don't break laws under the aegis of counterterrorism, you can open up all kinds of things.
	Red flag laws are just the beginning, frankly.
	So we'll talk about that, and it should be a pretty good show.
	Like I said, kind of an uneventful weekend, you know?
	Kind of an uneventful week in general.
	I'm searching desperately for happenings, for something to convince me that I'm still alive, for something to convince me that You know, things can still change.
	Maybe, you know, not even for the better, but that dynamism is still possible.
	Things can still change trajectory, but I feel like everything is just staying on the same track, and nothing's really deviating from the plan, you know?
	Nothing deviating from the protocols, right?
	So to speak.
	So, it's been pretty boring.
	I will say, and I was tweeting about this today on Twitter, You know, one observation that kind of struck me today, and this is why I'm honestly pretty black belt today, is I'm on YouTube today and I'm flipping through, you know, whatever, I'm watching a bunch of garbage as usual, as you do, and I go on YouTube, I go on the trending page where, you know, if you're If you're familiar with YouTube, you know what I'm talking about.
	You go and you see what videos are the most popular, and really the way they establish what is on the homepage of YouTube on this trending page is totally manipulative, you know?
	I mean, if you follow like PewDiePie as one example, he'll have a video where he gets like 20 million views in a few days, and he doesn't crack the top 10, you know?
	But you'll see a lot of like advertisements that'll make it all the way to the top, like music videos or Movie trailers things like that like clearly somebody paid to get it put on top or in other cases.
	It's an algorithm You know they're propping up like a black content creator You know, or they're propping up a, you know, a drag queen, or a homosexual, or something like that.
	And so, I'm not the first guy to tell you that the trending page on YouTube is not based in Red Pill.
	You know, it's not exactly where we go to find content that we relate to.
	But nevertheless, I'm on the trending page on YouTube today, and I see just video after video, it's like this new genre, and it's totally strange, it's totally alien and foreign.
	When you really think about it, it's all this content That really has no substance and meaning in itself.
	You know, for example, like this show is on YouTube, of course.
	And you might be recommended this show on YouTube.
	This show is about politics, you know.
	There's an entertainment component, there's an information component.
	I'm not just doing this just to do it, in other words, you know.
	Or even like a music video.
	It's not there just to be there, just so that it's on, you know?
	It's somebody that's making music and, you know, they're making art and some people are enjoying it, whatever.
	Movies, you get the idea.
	But it's videos like where it's like, you know, top 10 crafts.
	Top 10, like, slime crafts.
	I don't know if you've seen the slime genre, things like this, you know?
	There's this one guy who I posted on Twitter about, it's like, you know, top 10 cheap toys that I bought from Amazon and tried out, and I really thought long and hard about this, and I think about, there was some article written not too long ago about burnout among YouTube content creators, where a lot of famous YouTube creators will say, well, I just, I just don't know what to do on my channel anymore, and I'm sure you've probably Witness this.
	I'm sort of running into this on the show because the news is slowing down but you know a lot of these like lifestyle content creators they say well I just I don't even know what kind of videos to make you know so we'll just do kind of like goofy weird silly kinds of things and I see that the whole YouTube trending page is just filled with this vapid vacuous Inane, banal kind of content that again has no intrinsic value or meaning in itself.
	It's just there to be on.
	It's like a lot of these games you might see on the App Store where you download it and it's like trying to get you to buy microtransactions, you know, it's trying to get you to buy skins or You know, it's trying to get you to pay $1 to get the ads-free version.
	I don't know if you see all these, like, I.O.
	games or whatever.
	It's like that if it was video content.
	And I really thought long and hard, and I said, this is really the endgame now of social media.
	What they want to do on all the platforms is use algorithms, use monetization, use all kinds of sort of backdoor methods to make it such that all the content on all these platforms is really just there to sell advertisements and that's it.
	You know, if the top 10 YouTube trending doesn't have music, movies, entertainment, information, anything like that, it's all just like these, you know, clickbait kind of videos, what really are we doing here?
	You know, at the very least you could say about television, or movies, or, you know, other mediums of entertainment.
	At the bare minimum, you could say there's a little bit of craftsmanship there.
	I know some people might push back on Hollywood these days, you know, or might push back on television, because in some cases there's a clear agenda, and obviously some television is different than other television, you know, like you watch some of these sitcoms on like ABC, things like Mike and Molly or whatever on CBS, this doesn't compare things like Mike and Molly or whatever on CBS, this doesn't compare to some of the higher level stuff like a 24 type show But at the very least with television and movies, there's a little bit of craftsmanship, but It was people that cared about it.
	It was people that, to an extent, considered themselves maybe like artists or storytellers or writers.
	There was kind of something being brought to the table.
	And, well, we all sort of bought into the idea that, like, yeah, how do you pay for network television?
	Well, with advertisements, you know?
	You get 42 minutes of content on television for an hour-long show and 18 minutes of ads.
	With these videos, it's like the substance isn't there.
	It's just like the most direct, like, stealing-your-attention-to-give-to-advertisers sort of scheme, apparatus that could ever be constructed.
	And to me, this is the most blackpilling thing of all.
	This is the thing that nobody's talking about.
	It's the technology question.
	You know, I know we went Kaczynski mode collectively, like our side of Twitter, you know, maybe six months ago or something.
	But really, to me, that remains the standout.
	Like, one of the things that we really, I don't see how we're going to solve this.
	I don't see how we're going to get ourselves out of that, you know.
	I feel like everybody's brain is just being fried and manipulated and destroyed to such an extent.
	I don't know how you fight back against that, you know, because you've got Google, which runs YouTube, which is essentially, I mean, it's almost like a trillion dollar company, right?
	It's one of the most powerful, influential companies on planet Earth.
	And you know that they're paying programmers and coders how much money, God knows how much money, to figure out all these psychological tricks to get you to click, to get you to buy, to get you to, you know, do a sponsored advertisement or whatever.
	And it's like when you're up against that, when it's, you look across the board, maybe look at your fellow weighties or look at your, you know, fellow people on the public transportation system, you know, or you look down the street.
	And you say, are these really the people that are going to fight back against this huge, transnational, trillion-dollar enterprise that is built to harm you?
	I mean, are we really looking around at all these normies, all these regular people, and saying, you know, these people have...
	The wherewithal, the discipline, the autonomy to begin to even try to resist this stuff and break away.
	I don't see it.
	You know, but maybe you understand what I'm talking about.
	It's just the commodification of everything.
	Everything at this point is, it's all about selling an advertisement.
	It's all about, you know, getting you to pay $1, buying into a marketing scam, whatever.
	And I, you know, usually I don't go this hard on the free market stuff, the commercialization, but it's just getting so hard to ignore.
	We cannot be free market any longer.
	We can't celebrate technological progress any longer.
	I'm against it now.
	I'm full out against it.
	I consider myself today, here on out, I no longer identify as a free market capitalist.
	I don't know, I'm not a socialist, I'm not a communist, but clearly this is far worse.
	We can see that all countries have their problems, but these problems that we have are so bad.
	They're so systemic.
	And I don't know how we're going to get out of them.
	You know, you look at like socialist countries and like they're hungry and like, you know, they have sort of the conventional slate of human problems that we've been dealing with forever.
	But are they like coming up against AI and like, you know, these billionaire tech people that are beyond the government?
	They're more powerful than God and they're manipulating every day trying to short-circuit your brain to like turn you into a gay person that wears makeup and like turn you into transsexual or you know just get you to buy stuff all the time.
	It's not happening there.
	So anyway, we're gonna dive into the news.
	This is not anything you haven't heard before.
	Not anything you probably aren't experiencing yourself, right?
	We're gonna dive in.
	We'll talk about this white nationalism announcement.
	You know, if there's any more reason to be blackfilled beyond that, we've got this going on.
	So this is a report from the Hill.
	I'm sorry, this is from Vice.
	It says, quote, the Department of Homeland Security is finally, officially recognizing white supremacist terrorism as a major national security threat in the United States.
	A threat that's coming from the inside.
	Well, it's about time.
	Yeah, well, it's about time for that, right?
	Finally.
	Acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan on Friday unveiled the department's new counterterrorism strategy.
	Which, for the first time, places major emphasis on countering the threat of white nationalism coming from inside the United States.
	McLean, in speaking at a Brookings Institution event, said that after the attack at a synagogue in Poway, California, he organized a subcommittee to explore how to secure faith-based organizations from similar attacks.
	From there, he said, they started to devise a, quote, strategic framework that would build on our success against foreign organizations and incorporate lessons learned.
	And you know, to me, before we dive into this from any other angle possible, the agenda could not be more clear here.
	What's going on?
	You know, and like I said on Friday, I came at it from a different perspective on Friday, but I talked about how in the 2000s, liberals actually used to recognize that terrorism, or really any kind of imminent national security crisis, Could, in theory, be used by the government to target people they don't like.
	You know, Jon Stewart and all these libtards, they were the ones sounding the alarm bells about, like, the Patriot Act.
	And Hasan Minhaj is still talking about it.
	All these Muslims are still so dramatic.
	As if.
	I hear all the time from Muslims, they're making jokes about how, oh, I get profiled at the airport.
	I seriously doubt that's happening anymore, right?
	Anyway.
	But so they all understood this like 15 years ago that maybe the Bush administration was using terrorism as a pretext to expand his authority or to target people he doesn't like.
	You know how ridiculous that sounds that George W. Bush like had it out for Arabs and he was just using that to be racist or something.
	They understood that in theory, that that could be one possibility.
	Maybe we can entertain the idea on the one hand that terrorism is real, but also that people are using it for their own political ends.
	Maybe they're trying to circumvent the constitution or the law or they're trying to do something completely unethical.
	And I feel like nobody's really wrapping their heads around this here.
	You know, does nobody see the precedent that has been set at this point Where after 25 years of desensitizing the country and overusing terms like racist, neo-nazi, white supremacist, you know, 10 years ago maybe you might roll your eyes at that.
	Oh, you know, so-and-so got called a racist.
	PC gone mad.
	Everything's racist.
	Oh, the Democrats just play the racist card whenever they lose an argument.
	You know, maybe 10 years ago it was benign when that was going on.
	Does nobody see the inevitable consequence now?
	At the same people that are calling everything under the sun that is not explicitly anti-white, white nationalist, white supremacist, neo-Nazi.
	Does nobody see the problem with giving those people the ability then to define that as terrorism?
	To say that actually that's a major national security threat imminent in the United States?
	And we need a counter-insurgency, counter-terror strategy?
	Well, what does that mean?
	That means extra-judicial.
	That means that you don't have to commit a crime before they can go to a court, or they can go to a FISA court, you know, or they can go to the NSA, or the FBI, or the CIA, and they can get you in some black room and strip away all your constitutional rights, and essentially jail you for political dissent.
	That's what's coming.
	Do people not see that?
	You know, I just don't get it.
	People are just not really paying attention to this so much.
	Or if they are, on the conservative side, if they are talking about or if they've heard about this gradual encroachment, this gradual sort of linguistic trick that's being played.
	White nationalism, white supremacy, terrorism, this kind of thing.
	You know, even if they are paying attention to this encroachment, they come at it from the perspective of, well, the good thing is we're not white nationalists, right?
	That's what like Ben Shapiro will say, or Steven Crowder.
	Well, oh, white nationalism is considered terrorism?
	Well, good, because I'm not a white nationalist.
	Well, I have no problem with that because I hate white nationalist terrorism.
	Well, I mean, yeah, if it was what we thought it was, you know, in the sense that if liberals were being straightforward and there was a concrete, hard definition of, oh, you know, there's all these people, I don't know.
	Maybe you would, in theory, be opposed to that.
	In a vacuum, without any context, you would say it's good that terrorists are being put in jail.
	But clearly, that is not what we can expect from this.
	You know?
	You look at what the Obama administration did.
	You look at what could be in our future with Elizabeth Warren, with Kamala Harris.
	Do we trust that they're going to inherit this kind of precedent in the government where they can brand white nationalism as terrorism?
	What do you think they're going to do with that in terms of free speech, in terms of the Second Amendment, in terms of the right to a fair trial, and all that?
	Do you think that's going to last very long under this, again, under this constant Fear-mongering about the white nationalist threat?
	To me, that is the clearest and most obvious consequence of this kind of policy.
	And honestly, this is the most disappointing thing to come out of the Trump administration at this point.
	And I'll tell you this much.
	You know, when I voted for Donald Trump, in my mind, the chief concern was, like, Hillary Clinton just can't win the election.
	Because if she gets in, it's over.
	She's gonna get in.
	She's gonna tank the whole world.
	You know, she's gonna go into Syria.
	She's gonna go into Iran.
	We know Hillary Clinton.
	I don't have to explain to you why that would have been a disaster for the country.
	So to me, as far as I was concerned, as long as Donald Trump got into office and Hillary Clinton didn't, that was good enough.
	Because at the very least, he might pump the brakes and pause some of these trends that were going on.
	You know, and I said, look, even if he doesn't fix anything, it's still better.
	It's still a success.
	Even if immigration stays the same, even if, you know, trade stays the same, even if he doesn't build the wall, if he's one term, at the bare minimum, Hillary Clinton didn't get in and start war with Russia, you know?
	That was my thinking at the time.
	But, you know, he gets in, and it's things like this.
	Like, maybe him dropping the ball on immigration, in the grand scheme of things, like, immigration's been bad for 50 years.
	If we turn it around for four years, would that, like, really be a game-changer?
	The seed has been planted.
	You know, the demographics are going to change and that's an inevitability at this point for the most part.
	But for him to allow this to happen in the executive branch, this wasn't a bill by Congress.
	It's not like this was something out of his control, like this was decided by a federal judge or this was passed in a Democrat-controlled Congress.
	This was in his own executive branch.
	The buck stops with him.
	He has total jurisdiction.
	His DHS secretary is putting out these guidelines and saying white nationalism is a terrorist threat.
	And so to me, this is actually the biggest disappointment.
	That this component would be gaining traction and accelerating under this administration, to me, is the biggest failure of all.
	Because we can see pretty clearly how that's going to end up.
	And why do you think they're vilifying white nationalism?
	Why do you think it's all about white nationalism all of a sudden?
	You know, I always go back to these terms that they use are not arbitrary.
	You know, it didn't evolve.
	A lot of people think this.
	They say that it went from racist to white nationalist.
	Because racist just went out of fashion, right?
	Just went out of style.
	That's what people say.
	They said, oh, well, the left used racist, and then people discovered that, you know, the left was overusing that term and suddenly it had no meaning anymore, so they had to take it a step further.
	That's not true.
	That's not true at all.
	It got more specific.
	It's not that racism was no longer useful.
	It's still useful.
	Can you go outside and self-identify as a racist?
	Of course not.
	So, the narrative I hear from like a lot of these MAGA-pedes is, well, oh, the left, they used to call people racist, but then people figured out that they just call everyone racist, so now they had to call them Nazis or white supremacists or whatever.
	That's not true.
	You can identify as a racist That's still powerful.
	If you get called a racist, like, your life is still over if people believe it, right?
	It got more specific.
	Because what this whole linguistic game is about, the whole strategy, is about destroying the traditional American nation.
	And how do you do that?
	You destroy any sense of racial solidarity in the country.
	You know, these people, for what it's worth, they hate white people.
	They're attacking them every day in the media, they're attacking them in Hollywood, they're replacing them, and they know full well that that's what's going on.
	And they know that the only obstacle to their agenda, which is to globalize the United States, to globalize its economy, To globalize its government, to globalize its population by importing foreigners and turning it into this new sort of multi-racial slave class.
	They know that the only opposition to the complete destruction and eradication of the nation-state that is the United States of America would be white people.
	Would be white people getting together and saying, hey, wait a minute, what's going on here?
	We like the United States the way it is.
	We like the country that had a European culture, We like the country that spoke English, that was Christian, that celebrated Christmas, that had a certain pluralistic political culture, that believed in the Constitution, that believed in individual rights, and these kinds of things.
	At a certain point, white people might say, hey, hold on a second.
	Clearly, all these people from Latin America, they're not really like us.
	They don't really share the same values, and we don't want their values.
	Maybe we don't want the country to change in this way.
	So what they're trying to do is to stigmatize any kind of racial solidarity, any kind of racial consciousness, white people coming together and saying, maybe we should pump the brakes here, maybe we should stop the eradication, the globalization of our planet.
	Well, now that has been deemed white nationalism.
	Anybody that says, you know, maybe the country should remain the same, and a critical part of that is making sure the population stays the same.
	In other words, majority white.
	In other words, you cannot perpetuate Western civilization and Western culture without European people.
	You know?
	So they want to make sure that anybody who says that is the worst thing in the world.
	Anybody who says something like that is a white nationalist.
	Now when you talk to a normal person and you say white nationalist, what does that mean in their mind?
	It means David Duke.
	It means militants.
	It means terrorism.
	You know, they've successfully done this.
	It means fringe, radical, extreme, skinhead.
	Is it really so radical, the idea that the country would not become minority white?
	Is that a crazy idea in your mind?
	Well, it is, based on this total deconstruction of the language.
	Now, anybody who says that the country should not become multiracial You're a white nationalist.
	And now you're not just a white nationalist.
	Now you're a terrorist.
	Now you're a danger to society.
	Because they know that sooner or later this message would start to get out.
	And people would start to organize and rally.
	Because it's already happening with Donald Trump.
	You know, like it or not, Donald Trump was implicitly about white racial consciousness.
	What do you think Make America Great Again was all about?
	Frankly, right?
	I know a lot of liberals use this to defame the president.
	It's make America white again.
	What does it mean?
	This great restoration, making America great again, what does that really mean?
	I mean, I think it means making it cleaner, making it more responsible, more accountable, making it, you know, back to like the way it was, the good old days.
	I think we all know what that means, right?
	Even subconsciously.
	Even if we don't acknowledge why it was the good old days, we know who it was in the good old days, right?
	And so I think they saw Donald Trump Rallying the people against immigration, against Muslims, against this kind of stuff, and they said, we got to put a stop to this right now.
	And this is why I don't necessarily believe that all these attacks are legitimate, by the way.
	You know, do you think it just so happens that Donald Trump becomes president, and instead of getting Muslim terrorist attacks, you get white nationalist terrorist attacks?
	Does anybody find that a little bit weird?
	Under the Obama administration, it was like a Muslim terrorist attack every week.
	Donald Trump gets into office, and now it's all white nationalists?
	You believe that?
	You think that that just all lined up?
	The stars aligned for the globalist transnational interests.
	You know, they wanted a white nationalist threat, and no, they got it!
	You know, it just came out of nowhere.
	We didn't see virtually any white nationalist terrorism for like 30 years.
	But all of a sudden, you got like five of them in the last 12 months.
	Really?
	And it just so happens now that they're ready, they've got it locked and loaded, they've got congressional hearings and the DHS and Facebook and everybody ready to go?
	You think that's how that works?
	To me, I think it's all very much coordinated.
	I think it's all very much well thought out, by design, all the rest.
	It's not an accident that they're calling you a white nationalist.
	They don't have a problem with You know, racial self-interest in itself.
	They don't have a problem with even racial nationalism in itself.
	Do you see them giving black nationals a hard time?
	No, of course not.
	But they know that if white people gain some kind of racial lens with how they look at what's going on, it'd be game over tomorrow.
	So that's why they have to make sure that nobody's thinking like that, and if they are, they can put them in jail and take away their guns and make sure that they're not going to be a threat.
	So that's what this is all about.
	That's why it's so hard to see.
	I don't consider myself a white nationalist for obvious reasons.
	Because I'm not one.
	Because I'm not even white.
	I'm Latino.
	Don't you know my last name?
	Fuentes.
	How could I be a white nationalist with a last name Fuentes?
	I'm Mexican.
	I'm African.
	I'm a minority practically, right?
	But I do see how that's going to be weaponized in the future.
	So, you know, all these conservatives out there, well, I'm not a white nationalist.
	They're going to come for you, too.
	And if they're not coming for you, that means you're complicit in what they're doing.
	And that's the bottom line.
	But we're going to move on.
	We'll talk about this Greta Thunberg character, another shining example of how awesome our time is, how awesome the time we live in is.
	This is a report from BBC.
	Like I said, we talked about her on Friday.
	She led this, I mean literally, a global climate change protest.
	It was happening in Ghana.
	It was happening in Australia.
	It was happening in Micronesia.
	It was happening in Europe.
	I'm not making this up.
	It was happening in New York City.
	Every continent in the world was having some kind of climate change protest.
	And I have to say at the outset, doesn't that seem a little bit fishy?
	Doesn't that seem a little bit astroturfed?
	Anybody who knows the first thing about political organizing, if you've ever even tried it, is that it doesn't happen spontaneously.
	You know, try and set up a rally at any given day in any given major metropolitan area and see how many people show up.
	It's hard to get people to turn out for these things.
	In order to get people to show up for even like small, sad, pathetic events, you need financial backing, you need infrastructure, you need employees.
	I mean, you need something going on.
	So to have a global climate change protest, think about that.
	Does that happen spontaneously?
	Do people just get on Facebook and Where did this happen?
	Kiribati?
	Somebody said I pronounced that wrong.
unidentified		I don't care.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, to somebody in Micronesia, and somebody in Ghana, and somebody in New York City, and somebody in, you know, Copenhagen.
		They all get on the laptop and go on Facebook and say, hey, we're all gonna protest climate change on, you know, Friday the 21st.
		The look on their faces will be epic.
		What if on Friday we all went out to the public square and we demonstrated against climate change?
		Look on Donald Trump's face.
		It's going to be epic.
		It doesn't happen that way.
		It takes millions and millions and millions of dollars.
		And it takes full-time employees.
		And who is putting on all this stuff?
		Where does this come from?
		Where does Greta Thunberg come from?
		16-year-olds don't just become international political celebrities overnight.
		And they also don't come from Sweden, if they do, right?
		You could see it with David Hogg.
		It's like, oh, he, you know, survived a shooting or whatever.
		And that was his big break.
		Launched into super stardom, right?
		And I don't know what went on in Florida, right?
		I mean, they said there were shooters, there was a mask.
		I don't want to get into all the details, all right?
		But in that case, it's like, oh, well, there's a cause and effect.
		There was a shooting.
		We're supposed to believe that the shooting happened, and he was involved in the shooting.
		Okay, you know, cause and effect.
		But this Greta Thunberg character, how does she go from ditching class to, like, complain about fossil fuels, to speaking at the fucking United Nations?
		Apologies for the language, but how does that happen?
		It doesn't happen organically.
		Somebody like that is scouted, selected, propped up.
		Maybe her parents are in intelligence or they're involved in like the Clinton Foundation.
		They're like pedophiles.
		I don't know, right?
		But we all know that this stuff doesn't just happen.
		Anyway, she gave a speech at the United Nations today.
		I'll read you.
		This is a report about it from the BBC.
		Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg has made a passionate speech to world leaders at the United Nations accusing them of failing to act on climate change.
		She said, quote, you have stolen my dreams and my childhood along with your empty words.
		About 60 world leaders are taking part in the one-day meeting organized by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres.
		He earlier said countries could only speak at the summit if they came with action plans.
		Excuse me, to cut carbon emissions.
unidentified		U.S.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		President Donald Trump, a climate change skeptic, based, had not been expected at the meeting, but he was briefly spotted in the audience.
		In an emotional speech, Thunberg said, This is all wrong.
		I shouldn't be up here.
		You got that right.
		I should be back in school on the other side of the ocean.
		You got that right.
		Yet you all come to us young people for hope.
		How dare you?
		You've stolen my dreams and my childhood.
		We will be watching you.
		And you know, in the first place, we have to just acknowledge how obnoxious this is.
		What a clown joke country that we've all accepted that we just have to be lectured by literal children.
		And I know maybe there's a sense of self-awareness here that like I'm 21, so I'm not the oldest guy in the world.
		I started my political career when I was 18.
		I get that.
		But for what it's worth, I wasn't speaking at the UN General Assembly, okay?
		We have to really sit here and listen to some 16-year-old girl.
		She's probably on her period, okay?
		I mean, you look at pre-pubescent or pubescent adolescent kids that are going through bodily changes, people that are totally ignorant.
		What, did you just become conscious like four years ago?
		You know, I remember in middle school, like, actually becoming aware, like, becoming online, you know, turning on my brain.
		It's like, how long have you really been with it?
		Four years ago, you probably believed in Santa Claus.
		And now you're speaking at the UN Assembly?
		Wow, what a four years.
		Must have been really educational that you're telling us all something we don't know.
		I know this is kind of boomer.
		I know this is...
		Oh, these youngsters don't know anything!
		I know it's kind of cringe, but I mean, really?
		We have, and by the way, she also has autism.
		So you've got some disabled girl, adolescent, and she's up there saying, how dare you?
		And she's getting a raucous applause.
		Like, pause.
		This is ridiculous.
		This is absurd.
		Also, like, hello, no femoids in politics, right?
		But beyond that, what is really disturbing to me is that people just eat this stuff up.
		You know, people see this It's crazy to me.
		They see children being trotted out for these kinds of political agendas, and they just think nothing of it.
		You know, I would think that at the bare minimum, there would be a little bit of, like, default skepticism about how politics works.
		Like, oh, of course, you know, they use kids as political props.
		Everybody knows that.
		You know, politicians want to kiss babies and take pictures in front of young people and whatever.
		So the bare minimum, you would think that most people would say, oh, oh brother, like, you know, maybe you believe in climate change, but now they got to use these like cheap political tactics.
		But there's just like no cynicism anymore.
		Everybody just says, oh, yeah.
		Yeah, 16 year old girl.
		What a hero!
		She's so brave.
		She went from, she was in Sweden, you know, in the middle of nowhere practically.
		And she was bailing on school.
		She like cut class to complain about climate change.
		And now she's an international celebrity.
		Well, hang on.
		How does that happen?
		How exactly does that happen?
		You can see how Bill Gates Goes from garage to billionaire.
		He sold computers, right?
		You'd see how David Hogg goes from high schooler to MSNBC or CNN, whatever.
		You know, he's involved in a school shooting, whatever.
		He was involved in a school shooting.
		How does this person, where does she come from, you know?
		And all of a sudden she's got all the headlines and we're supposed to listen to this person on climate change?
	You know, and at the end of the day it just goes to show that this is just a cynical malicious agenda on the part of the world leaders.
	We can acknowledge that environmentalism is important, right?
	In the sense that pollution is bad.
	You know, releasing harmful chemicals into the atmosphere is bad, right?
	Plastic pollution, to me, is the number one threat in the world right now.
	Nobody's talking about this.
	Microplastics in the ocean.
	The male fertility rate is dropping precipitously in the last, like, three generations.
	I think it's gone down by, like, half.
	From a couple of generations ago to the current generation.
	Sperm count, fertility, and they all are linking it back to microplastics in the soil, in the ocean, in the air.
	It's all kinds of chemicals.
	It's like, what is it, BP or whatever on the plastic water bottles on the receipts that's causing a fertility crisis.
	To me, these are the kinds of issues that matter.
	These are the kinds of things that are practical, that they can clearly be demonstrated they're having an effect on the human population.
	You know, so we can separate out and at once say that, you know, point being that we can be environmentally conscious, right?
	And understand that probably a lot of human economic activity in the long term is going to be adverse to our health and the health of the planet.
	But also understand that that's not what agenda is not, you know, picking up garbage and having clean energy and figuring out microplastics.
	They're trotting out 16-year-old girls to scream and yell, my future's being ruined, so that they can create a transnational.
	And I got some pushback.
	A lot of people saying, oh, it's kind of cringe.
	You're countersignaling environmentalism.
	I don't think anybody has a problem with the idea that, you know, we should be more responsible and think about things now that we've got a handle on it.
	You know, we were first sort of discovering a lot of the sciences and the industrialization was underway for the first time in human history.
	Maybe we could be forgiven if we were ignorant of some of the long-term effects or irresponsible or something.
	But, you know, now that we kind of have a clear picture of the harm that we're causing, maybe we could reduce that.
	But that is not what they're saying.
	They're telling you that, well, there's this big global existential threat.
	It is urgent.
	It is imminent.
	And unless you give the international managers, unless you have the transnational managerial class sweeping power to control your life, we're all gonna die.
	You know, it's not really hard to see much deeper into what's going on there.
	So to me, that's the agenda and it's all very sad.
	That is what's going to happen.
	You know, it's going to be these big banners are the ones that are going to be raised.
	It's going to be like environmentalism, it's going to be things like racism, it's going to be sustainable development, things like this.
	These will become the dominant themes of our time.
	And you know, in the same way that America had challenges and visions and principles, we will evolve a global consciousness In the same way, you know, we had this American mythology that Americans were going to stand up to tyranny.
	And you know, maybe that's like cringe or whatever, but it fits into the mythos.
	You know, America is going to stand up against tyrants and we're going to stand up for democracy.
	And we as a people have a destiny, a shared destiny to create a shining city on a hill.
	And there's something providential about America.
	There's something exceptional and unique.
	God has, you know, laid out this land for us or something like that.
	It was a story about our people.
	Increasingly, it's going to be a story about humanity.
	And it's going to be a story about how humanity is breaking down barriers and coming together.
	Borders being eroded.
	Language barriers being destroyed.
	Racial lines being crossed.
	You know, interracial mixing happening at an unprecedented level, global government managing everything, global economic markets that are out of the control of any national regulatory agency, anything like that.
	And that's effectively our future.
	It's going to be little girls like this leading the charge to destroy the country.
	You know, who's really putting up a fight to this?
	The most I hear from conservatives is shit like this.
	It's like, well, the real victim of all this is Greta Thunberg because she's, like, really a victim.
	No, she's not.
	No, she's not at all.
	This girl's our enemy.
	Honestly, I know we don't like to think about that because she's a young girl, she's a kid, and, you know, people are babies about this, and they say, you can't attack her.
	She's a young girl.
	She's fair game as far as I'm concerned.
	She's part of the problem, you know?
	And if her dreams are being foiled by climate change, good.
	I'm in favor of climate change now, you know?
	All these people all of a sudden, by the way...
	I find it amazing that all these people who, for years, have been pushing this nihilistic, anti-life, anti-human agenda in favor of abortion, in favor of homosexuality, in favor of nihilism.
	They tell us that we're a blue marble.
	Do you know what the intention behind that is?
	They say, look at how big the universe is!
	Look at how small and insignificant you are!
	You know, these are the people, for 25 years, you evolved from nothing.
	You're an amoeba.
	You're a stardust.
	You're nothing more than stardust with eyeballs and a mouth.
	You know, it's these people that are now telling us that it's time for us to rally together to, like, save Mother Earth.
	Oh, save it, you know?
	All of a sudden, now we're not supposed to be hedonists?
	It's so transparent with all these inconsistencies going on, what the endgame is here, so...
	To me, it's all pretty ridiculous, but what are you gonna do?
	Just another day in clown world, right?
	Greta Thunberg.
	And I am 100% serious about this.
	If climate change is as real as they say it is, if it's such an urgent threat, maybe I don't even have a problem with it anymore, you know?
	Maybe it's time.
	We had a good run, right?
	You know, if this is what we can expect, is the YouTube videos and the white nationalist crackdown and this Greta Thunberg thing, if that's our future, I don't know, I'm just gonna be running my engine all day long.
	You know, I'm gonna eat as much meat as possible.
	I'm gonna get a big SUV.
	I'll sell my car.
	Maybe it's time to accelerate these things, you know?
	What a travesty!
	Oh, the world is gonna end?
	Catastrophic, irreversible changes?
	Huh!
	That would be a real shame.
	I hope that doesn't happen.
	We need to make sure that this situation persists forever for as long as possible, you know?
	So anyway, I'm black.
	Black-pilled again.
	What else?
	What else can you say?
	Black-pilled yet again.
	But we're gonna move on.
	We're gonna take a look at our Super Chats.
	We'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
	I know we talked about a lot about this stuff on Friday already, but you know that's... she's back in the news and...
	Then that's that's what's going on right but let's see we've got passer on the street who says it would be really interesting to see you talk with dr edward dutton you can find him on youtube at the name jolly heretic he's got mad red pills yeah yeah i'll check that out definitely uh barry lurd says the new late night show with that uppity youtuber Excuse me, got me feeling like Kramer at the Laugh Factory.
	Yeah, yeah, relating to that.
	I have a Michael Richards moment, have a go-off moment.
	She's honestly the worst.
	Did anybody take my advice on Friday and go and watch Lilly Singh's late-night show on YouTube?
	And that's what it is, though.
	It's these... And frankly, it's all women, okay?
	Hate to say it.
	I don't... I actually don't hate to say it at all.
	But it's all women.
	You know, people don't believe me when I say this.
	Or they push back on it, or whatever.
	But, like, how many times do we find ourselves in one of these Black Belt situations?
	It's Lilly Singh, it's Greta Thunberg, it's Hillary Clinton, it's Elizabeth Warren, it's always, it's always a femoid.
	The femoid is the stormtrooper of the global homo-Jewish world order, whatever you want to call it.
	That's a joke, by the way, that's satire.
	The female is the stormtrooper, the shock trooper.
	Of this transnational class because so easily manipulated, emotionally controlled, you know?
	Yeah, females would buy into this shit about the climate.
unidentified		The Earth is just like warming really a lot and we need to get together.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And this lily saying, you know, white people... I'm not white.
		I'm brown and you whatever and blah blah blah.
		I mean, there's your fair share of men that are doing this too, but women are just like... They're on the front lines pushing this stuff, you know?
		So anyway, Finn says taking a poo-poo at work right now.
		Here's seven leaf bucks.
		Hey, well, thanks, buddy.
		James says there are more kids like Thunberg protesting about some lab coat theory than Saudis genociding kids at their age.
		LMAO.
		More kids like Thunberg protesting than Saudis genociding kids.
		I don't know what this means.
		I don't know if you phrased that.
		I don't know exactly what you're getting at here.
		MagaZox is in the first week of the Second American Civil War.
		Six million PragerU conservatives will surrender in less than a month, including Thunberg Fuentes.
		Haha, yeah, it's another one of the future.
		The funny thing.
		Funny thing.
		Future, but it's funny though.
		Yeah, yeah.
		Yeah.
		Six million, Thunberg Fuentes.
		Yeah, that's funny.
		Kane says, hey Nick, you'd think people would be happy when I tell them six million people didn't die.
		Isn't that a relief though, right?
		It's like, hey good, I got great news for you.
		Great news.
		It's not, things are not as bad as you thought.
		People are not as evil as you thought.
		You thought, you tried to wrap your head around, how could they kill?
		How could they do these heinous things?
		Well, the good news is they just didn't.
		And the good news is they're all still around today with the exception of you know some some thousands.
		No, kidding, kidding, kidding.
		I would never question the official number.
		Six million died, okay?
		Sure, they might have revised down the number at Auschwitz by four million, but that doesn't mean anything, okay?
		They counted for it in other places.
		They messed it up, okay?
		I believe it.
		What, do you think I don't believe the figure?
		You don't believe... You think I don't believe that figure?
		What do you take me for?
		Some kind of hater?
		Some kind of crazy radical?
		Of course I believe six million Jewish people died in the Holocaust.
		Of course.
		Who would doubt that?
		And why?
		I don't get it.
		I don't understand.
		These kids these days in this Holocaust revision.
		Wooden doors and, you know, revising the numbers, the Red Cross.
		Oh, don't worry about all that, alright?
		Take their word for it.
		They've got nothing to be dishonest for.
		Peanut Arbuckle says, did you hear about the arrest of Michael Blackman in Chicago this weekend?
		Not memeing, that's his real name.
		No, I didn't hear about Michael Blackman.
		Yeah, a lot of Blackmans.
		I hear that family's really problematic in Chicago.
		I hear there's a lot of arrests.
		Relatives of Michael Blackman.
		It's just one of those things, right?
		I guess it runs in the family.
	Josh Sarah says, Hi Nick!
	Hey!
	Caprice says, A female with autism might be the greatest comedy.
	Literally the opposite.
	The greatest tragedy, perhaps.
	Puppet Pal says, Snap!
	Yup!
	Greta's going in my cringe compilation.
	Factual.
	Yeah, she is cringe.
	Some, I mean literally some aspie femoid 16 year old.
	That's who we're gonna listen to on this.
	And she's, how dare you?
	Oh, shut up.
	Shut up.
	Go to your room, you dumb bitch.
	Go to your room, you know, no fish sticks, no chicken nuggets.
	I'm throwing your dinner in the garbage.
	Go to your room.
	Go to your room and give me your cell phone and you know...
	No, no television for a month.
	Shut the hell up.
	What do you know?
	What do you know?
	Why are- why do we put up with this?
	We are stronger than them!
	Don't we understand that, men?
	We put up with so much shit from the females, and it's because they have, you know, put this- they have put this...
	Mirage in front of our face.
	They put a spell on us.
	They have defanged us our one Advantage and you can't use it.
	It's not allowed.
	It's not allowed.
	You can't do it Talk about talk about the greatest the greatest trick the devil ever pulled, huh?
	You know, it's like, we've got it, we've got the ultimate advantage to win this battle, but they've put a spell on us.
	You can't use it!
	That's the one thing a man never does.
	I don't know.
	Time to break free from our chains.
unidentified		Time to break off the chains.
unidentified		And we're going to take back the country.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No, I'm joking.
		That's just a joke, of course.
		Just a joke.
		I would never advise anything like that.
		I've never advised anything like that.
		Never, never, never.
		It is never justifiable, right?
unidentified		But think about it, I mean, that's what they say, you know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No, but you can't.
		You have to engage on me on this rhetorical, gay, emotional level, you know?
		Or I will win all the time because I'm a sociopathic...
		You know, devil worshipper who will say and do anything.
		You know, these people, they're messed up, right?
		I mean, they're literally deceived by the serpent.
		We will never win with them if it comes to a battle of the tongue.
		It has to be something else, that's all.
		No, just kidding, just kidding, of course.
		I'm just memeing, I'm just joking, all right?
		But, you know, just food for thought, right?
unidentified		You know, the next time they say, you would never!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Time to break!
		The mug is collapsing.
		The ceiling's collapsing.
		We're breaking the conditioning, right?
		Anyway.
		Jacob says, I hate women.
		Here's some money.
		Hey, hey!
		We don't hate women, alright?
		We love women.
		But it's just these bad ones, alright?
		Just some bad eggs.
		Few bad apples spoil the bunch.
		That's what they say, right?
		Few bad apples in the Garden of Eden.
		I don't hate women.
		I love my mom.
		I love my grandma.
		I love my sister.
		I love women.
		Women are great.
		I want more women in my life.
		I want more women talking to me.
		I want more women telling me, you know what I think you should do?
		I want more women telling me, well, you know, you really do.
		I want more of that.
		I can't get enough.
		I love that.
		I love them.
		So it's really just more of these, you know, bad actors, bad behaviors.
		That is the problem.
		Not women as a whole.
		Never.
		JP says, Hey young man, JP Boomer here.
		Your stache was so chad.
		Please bring it back.
		No more porn jokes.
		I promise.
		Love the show.
		Keep doing God's work.
		Well, thanks, buddy!
		Yeah, I don't know.
		I mean, I do sort of miss it.
		I look at some of these old pictures of me with the mustache, and I'm like, damn, I looked really good.
		I liked it.
		A lot of femoids were telling me, oh, the mustache looks bad.
		I don't like it.
		Whatever.
		They laugh at me.
		It was a good look.
		It was a good look.
		And the mustache with no beard.
		I think I liked it the most when it was just the mustache.
		So I don't know.
		I'm never going to rule it out.
		But for now, I'm going zoomer mode.
		I'm going baby mode.
		Justin says, heard from someone at the U of M who was in Model UN with you.
		She said you refer to yourself as King or God frequently during meetings.
		That's not true.
		That's some lying.
		It's a she.
		She said.
		Yeah.
	Okay.
	Well, there you go.
	No, I was never like that.
	Undisputed interest says hey Nick curious if you still have maybe maybe she perceived that maybe she perceived me as an archetypal father figure like a king or God you know a powerful male authority figure but I I certainly did not go around and that would be so cringe no I don't talk like that now.
	I didn't talk like that then.
	That's a lying femloid.
	Undisputed interest says, Hey Nick, curious if you still have any contact with Yousef, the based progressive?
	His appearance on the show is how I started watching America First.
	I still have his email, but I don't talk to him.
	I talked to him, you know, during the show, and I emailed him one other time to invite him back, and he said he wasn't interested.
	So, that was the last time I talked to him, probably like a year ago.
	A.T.
	says the violent thieves in Minneapolis aren't Somali, say police.
	That's even worse.
	They're citizens behaving like Somalis and can't be deported.
	Facts, Del.
	Yeah, there's something to be said about that.
	Very true.
	You know, it's not even like they have the excuse of being foreign.
	Those are people that we're just gonna have to live with, right?
	Willie says, I got major Hitler vibes from Greta's speech.
	Yeah, yeah, you picked that up, too?
	You saw that Dinesh D'Souza tweet, too?
	Yeah, Dinesh says that, you know, the Nazis used Nordic girls in their propaganda, just like the UN.
	Yeah, I don't know.
	Maybe she's the next leader.
	Maybe she's, uh, you know, our... What's the, our... Who's the girl I'm trying to think of?
	I don't know, some Nazi girl.
	But, uh, yeah, maybe she's the next leader.
	Who knows?
	Uh, John says, if an atheist ever calls you Christ-cuck, remember that atheists would rather pump cheeks and slonk beep-beep than go to heaven.
	This guy is just so cringe.
	Every superchat you send me, I think, is just cringe.
	Okay, John Chrysostom.
	I banned you once before, and I said, ah, you know what?
	I'll unban him.
	He seems alright.
	But everything you send is cringe.
	What is that even?
	They'd rather pump cheeks and slonk beep-beep.
	What are you, what are you trying to sound hip?
	Cringe!
	Bad super chat.
	Really good comic.
	Says black people drove through my yard and tore up the dirt.
	I'm sorry to hear that.
	What are you gonna do about it?
	You gotta file a police report, I guess.
	That sucks.
	Peter, I guess that's, you know, you're lucky you got away with just that, right?
unidentified		Right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Peter says, Father, if it be possible, let this America first mug pass from me.
		Nevertheless, not my will, but thy will be done.
		Factual.
		Yeah, big agree.
		Rafferty says, Hey, Nick, I've recently become very religious.
		Should I become a priest or have a family?
		I don't know, dude.
		Pray on.
		Why are you asking me these life-changing decisions?
		How would I know?
		I don't even know you.
		How would I even know what's best for you?
		Nick, should I be a priest or have a family?
		It's up to you, big guy.
		What do you want?
		You know, people that are priests, in my opinion, they have a calling.
		It's a hard life to be a priest.
		You have to be very pious.
		I could never be a priest.
		I don't think I have it in me.
		But, you know, I think it's one of those things you gotta pray on.
		If God calls you there, if you feel he's pushing in that direction, that's where you go.
		And if not, I would say start a family.
		But I don't know, dude.
		I'm 21 years old.
		What are you asking me?
		How should I spend the rest of my life?
		I don't know, bro!
		I'm doing a YouTube show!
		I'm a 21-year-old college dropout doing a YouTube show.
		You want me to tell you if you should be a priest or start a family?
		Ask your priest!
		I don't know what you're asking me for.
		I reject all welfare that isn't, like, contingent on, you know, like, the family.
		I would say that I'm in favor of, like, a basic level of health care.
		You know, like, a basic level of health insurance.
		basically a catastrophic insurance for everybody.
		I think that would be fine.
		Unemployment insurance, I think, is okay, you know, as long as it's temporary and, you know, maybe if they had better oversight or something.
		And then, for the most part, everything else, I think, should be contingent on being married and having kids, you know, like paid maternity leave and maybe a tax credit if people, I don't know if that can be described as welfare, but, you know, these kinds of wealth transfers or tax breaks or whatever, I think we should be using it to incentivize good behavior.
		The problem is that what people don't understand is that, like it or not, like these kinds of social programs are a tool of social control.
		It's, again, it all goes back to the managerial class.
		It's a tool of social control.
		And they know that.
		They know that if they get to manage people's money and the regulations and things like that, they get to manipulate how people are behaving.
		So we're living in fantasy land and we think that we can abstain from the politics of social control through the form of government wealth transfers and things like that.
		So I would say that welfare is fine.
		Let's just use it to our own ends.
		Use it instead of incentivizing laziness and single motherhood and abuse and immigration.
		Instead, we'll use it to incentivize people having children, people getting married, people staying married, people staying home with the kids, not hiring nannies.
		Things like that.
		Making responsible land and environmental decisions.
		I don't know.
		I would probably be in favor of policies that do that, in the abstract.
		Let's see, Sir Volkerstein says, did you see Dinesh D'Souza's tweet comparing Greta and climate change to Aryan Nazi propaganda?
		So cringe, can't believe I once liked and followed him.
		Dude, I know, I was going through my books the other day, and I have America, Imagine the World Without Her by Dinesh D'Souza, and I just felt so betrayed, because it's like, I remember reading this book, and I remember seeing the movie, and being like, this is good stuff, man, I'm like a based conservative.
		And the guy's just an idiot.
		Well, he's not even an idiot.
		He's a grifter.
		He has to know at this point that everything he's saying is BS.
		He knows that it's not the same.
		Oh, well, in this Nazi poster, there's a Nordic girl and at the UN.
		Like, give me a break.
	He knows he's full of it at this point.
	He's just committing.
	Shamelessly committing to whatever tactical narrative he thinks he's pushing.
	But, uh...
	Dinesh D'Souza is a bad, bad man.
	Bad guy.
	He's our enemy.
	He is our archetypal enemy.
	Because he's somebody that comes here, and again, he sells us this bill of goods that America is special because of our ideology.
	This foreigner comes into our country and says Robert E. Lee was evil, and Wilson was evil, and all of our ancestors, all the people that built America are evil because they were on the wrong side of the argument.
unidentified		You know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And it's like, I don't think I'm comfortable with that.
		Why should we be comfortable with a foreigner coming here and denigrating our ancestors?
		Even if they were on the wrong side of history, they're our ancestors.
		That's our history.
		That's our country.
		And we get some foreigner who comes over here and says, well, what really makes America great is me!
		What really makes America great is people like me!
		That people like me can come here and make gay movies, you know?
		Sorry, Dinesh.
		That's not what makes America great.
		Okay, and you know somebody like him who famously he got Sam Francis fired He misquoted him speaking in American Renaissance and got him fired from his job I think in was it the Washington Examiner and that's because Sam Francis was you know bordering on ethnic nationalism a racial consciousness and And Dinesh D'Souza, you know, in a very self-interested way, that wouldn't really jive with his lifestyle and his worldview.
		If America were more about European people as opposed to the Western ideas they promulgate, well then suddenly there's a little bit of a smaller place in this world or in this country for people like Dinesh D'Souza.
		And I think that's why he defamed the great man.
		I think that's why he operates the way he does.
		So anyway, Solgren says took the family to Chuck E. Cheese.
		Can he guess which race made the most mess?
		Yelling, screaming, getting sauce and snot on the arcade games.
		Walks up to the ticket booth and says, give me that.
		I don't know.
		Would it be white liberals?
		Would it be, hmm, would it be white men?
		I don't know.
		That's a tough one.
unidentified		People look like Brock Turner.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't know.
		It's a mystery.
		I couldn't guess.
		If my life depended on it, if somebody put a gun to my head and asked me that question, I couldn't tell you.
		Couldn't in my wildest imagination make a generalization there based on stereotypes.
		Couldn't do it.
		That would be wrong.
		If somebody put a loaded gun in my mouth and cocked the gun and had their finger on the trigger and said, answer, who is this demographic group?
		I will blow your head off if you get it wrong.
		I would say I don't know.
		I don't know.
		Who is being obnoxious?
		Which families are being obnoxious in Chuck E. Cheese?
		I don't know!
		I don't know!
		Is it the Scandinavians?
		Is it the Asians?
		Is it the Chinese kids?
		I wouldn't be able to tell you.
		I wouldn't have the first inkling as to who it would be.
		Totally could be anybody.
		Was it an Eskimo?
		Oh, was it?
		I mean, right?
		So anyway, uh, let's see.
		The Leaf says, uh, I recently spoke with a dear childhood friend that I haven't seen in a couple of years.
		Assumed he was a normie.
		Turned out he's based.
		Feels good, man.
		Oh, that is good.
		That's a nice surprise.
		That's a nice surprise.
		I have the reverse thing.
		I have the reverse thing where I look up Dear Childhood Friends on Facebook and I find out that they unfriended me because I'm a Republican, right?
		Or because I'm a conservative.
		So I have the reverse issue, but that's good.
		I mean, it's good to see that.
		I wish that happened to me.
		I wish somebody would hit me up and be like, oh, hey, I actually agree with you.
		But everybody's like, hey, never talk to me again.
		I hate you.
		I don't want to be seen around you.
		That's a good feeling.
		That's always amazing.
		I don't know.
		Maybe I'll go into this story in greater detail on DLive.
		It's a hilarious story.
		I'm such a card.
		I'm such a character.
		I was talking to this girl the other day, which is a rare occasion for me.
		I rarely talk to femloids.
		But, um, I put on my snap story that I was banned from PayPal, and this girl who I hadn't talked to in, like, I hardly know her, haven't talked to her in a million years, she's like, oh, why, like, why are you banned from PayPal?
		And I was like, oh, like, uh, you know, I guess they consider what I say hate speech.
		And she's like, well, what do you mean?
		I'm like, well, I have, like, a YouTube channel, whatever.
		And she's like, well, what, what's, you know, what's your information like?
		Tell me what I should look up.
		And I'm like, you know, you're not gonna love what you find.
		And she's like, oh, so you like hate interracial couples and you're like a white supremacist?
		And I'm like, uh... Here we go again, mod on.
		I told her no.
		I said, no, I have all the correct opinions.
		Don't worry.
		I'm totally not any of those things.
	What are you gonna do?
	Anyway, Ty Boris says, Hey Nick, I watched a debate where you brought up James Watson.
	Are you also familiar with what happened to William Shockley, Nobel laureate transistor inventor?
	Thoughts?
	Many such cases.
	I've never heard of William Shockley, so I don't know.
	I don't know what kind of question that is.
	You know, I heard about James Watson.
	What about William Shockley?
	I don't know anything about William Shockley.
	Yeah, James Watson.
	Good example.
	Those people couldn't get it through their heads, what I was trying to say.
	You know, during that train wrecks debate, I kept saying like, The conversation was this.
	I said, the reason you're getting so-called white nationalist terrorism, you know, the synagogue shooting at the time, or I'm sorry, the mosque shooting at the time, is because people are being disenfranchised.
	People are being alienated and shut out of the political system, and people that have issues feel that they have no other... they have no other... what would you call that?
	No other means to effect change in the country, so they make bad decisions.
	And Destiny and Hasan Piker were like, well, you know, we would be okay with having a conversation, but not with, like, extreme people.
	And the point of me bringing up James Watson was to say, look at this guy.
	This guy was a scientist.
	This guy, like, was not a Nazi.
	This guy was not some crazy, like, genocidal.
	He didn't believe in, like, you know, that races were inferior and, like, the Aryan race.
	I mean, he wasn't, like, some psycho.
	He was a famous, world-famous, world-class academic and scientist.
	Maybe one of the most important discoveries in human history.
	And he said, well, I happen to believe that there are racial differences in IQ.
	And the point was to say, even this guy got shut down and destroyed.
	And it's like, so if he got shut down, what does a reasonable person look like to you?
	What does reasonable dissent against this look like?
	It doesn't exist.
	They have made it such that you cannot disagree with any of their assumptions.
	You know, egalitarianism, democracy, any of this stuff.
	If there's even the slightest doubt, skepticism, anything like that, you're annihilated.
	You're a danger to society.
	And they kept getting hung up on, they were saying, well, he was a DNA scientist, not a geneticist, which I don't know how that makes any sense.
	Not an IQ scientist, like whatever.
	That's not the point.
	The point is not to say he's particularly credible on what he was talking about.
	The point was to say, you know, if you believe in dialogue and conversation and all this, and you say that we just need a reasonable advocate for these ideas, well, what does that look like?
	It doesn't exist.
	You don't tolerate any dissent.
	We went back and forth with that for like an hour.
	Nobody was picking it up.
	Anyway.
	Based in link pills as you should check out the mad at the internet live stream archive on Jacob wall.
	It properly starts 10 minutes in Okay, I'll check that out Logan's has found out a borderline autism today now I have or now I know why I had no friends growing up lacks connection and sent so many hit or miss super chats I don't know.
	Did you gonna blame it on the autism?
	Really?
	I don't know some people just you know, don't get along.
	I don't know.
	I So, but I don't know sorry to hear that.
	I guess that's a shame.
unidentified		I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't know what you're supposed to say my condolences Congrats, I don't know.
		I don't like when people lean too heavily on that stuff Treader says I thought it was Thurnberg to a Mandela effect.
		Yeah, it's a Berenstain Berenstain situation, you know the What do they call it?
		It's the time wave zero approaching.
		You know, we're spiraling down, synchronicities are increasing, these sort of strange occurrences are happening.
		I'm telling you, we're approaching, getting close to the end.
		Kristen says, hey Nordkux, take this L. Yeah, big L for Nordkux.
		Solgren says, Greta is literally and figuratively retarded.
		Yeah, factual.
		Heinrich says, opinion of grinder Greg Johnson?
		You know, I don't have, like, a personal beef with him, but obviously, I mean, the guy's a homosexual and a pagan, and he identifies as a white nationalist.
		I just disagree with him heavily on a lot of things, and he's been, you know, he's been a little bit, you know, nasty to me.
		He, I will say, hasn't outright attacked me, but, like, he broke mutuals on Twitter.
		He, like, threw some gay shade at me on Twitter one time.
		And so just kind of I'm just not really a fan don't really care for him don't really care for his writing don't really care for his ideas and You know just not a big fan.
		That's okay.
		You don't have to be a big fan of everybody That doesn't mean I have a you know a big problem with them, but I don't really like to get involved I mean these people are just sort of disappearing.
		Anyway, March of the Titans says with the DHS development Do you think aim is safe to be in?
		You know, honestly, I like game, I like Patrick Casey, but it's one of those things where I feel like it's not outside the realm of possibility that they go after all these groups.
		That said, AIM doesn't do anything illegal, so I don't think you'd be in any trouble.
		But is AIM under surveillance?
		I mean, I don't think there's feds in the organization, but I'm sure the government's probably keeping an eye on that.
		You gotta imagine they are.
		So, I think it's just something to keep in mind.
		I think everybody's on a list at this point, but...
		Jonathan says 59 year old white man dead from knockout game for $1 at the fair.
		Go fund me for the kids.
		Tariq Nasheed saying they said the gamer word on cue.
		It's all so tiresome.
		Well he said the n-word so he deserved to die right?
		Say the n-word you gotta you gotta get hit to death right?
		People literally believe that though.
		I remember when I was in grade school, there was this big fight that broke out.
		There was this black girl, she was one of the only black kids in the whole grade, and this like sort of white trash kid, and I, I hesitate to use that word, but I mean he so was.
		Came from this like insane home.
		It was just such a bad scene.
		Anyway, it was this kid, I don't, I don't want to use his real name, but he got in a fight with this black girl, this savage fight, and she like clawed the shit out of him.
		I mean she really, I mean, she gave him a beating, but she didn't get in any trouble at all because the rumor was that he called her the N-word.
		And so when he calls someone the N-word, when he calls someone a word, well, hey, you're asking for it.
		All bets are off.
		You got it coming, you know?
		And that was kind of a red pill for me.
		I was like, really?
		Really?
		They're just going to let that slide because he called her the N-word?
		Seriously?
		Well, that's the way it goes, you know?
		They were very... And that school district, that whole school district, all they did was prop up the three black kids in the gray to show how progressive they were.
		I'll never forget.
		It was stuff like that, because I'm perceptive, it was stuff like that that just always didn't sit right with me, you know?
		I could give you a million stories like that.
		Even growing up in a 95% white sovereign, just like little things like that where it's like, you know, maybe things are not exactly as they seem.
		Anyway, let's see.
		Boolin says, the gym is worse than you think, Nick.
		This old gay boomer is always trying to talk about how big and strong I am.
		Hard to ever catch a break, you dig?
		Dude, I get it.
		I hate going to the gym.
		And it's not even, I mean, well, it's partly because I just don't like physical exertion.
		I don't have that gene.
		I don't have this gene where, look, I'm not athletic, I'm not a jock, I'm not one of these people that's running and jumping and, you know, throwing and catching.
		It was never my thing, okay?
		I'm an intellectual.
		I'm pure act.
	Pure actuality, all right?
	It's all in the mind for me.
	I'm a genius, all right?
	So I was never... I was always... I was a nerdy kind of a guy.
	So I don't care for physical exertion.
	I don't care to go in and, like, you know, shorts and a t-shirt and, you know, get all sweaty and tired and, you know, sore.
	This is unpleasant.
	Anyway.
	But that's only part of it.
	The other part is, in a public space, I get people coming up to me.
	I gotta talk to people.
	I gotta interact.
	Like, one time I'm doing the bent-over row.
	You know, this exercise.
	I'm doing the 5x5 routine.
	And I'm doing the bent-over row.
	And some little, little Puerto Rican guy, some kind of Hispanic guy, comes up to me.
	He's like, Oh, no, no!
	You're doing it all wrong!
	You gotta do it!
	And it's like, I was doing it right.
	Okay?
	I was doing it right.
	With the bent-over row, there's a number of ways you can do it.
	You know, you can do it with a grip like this, you can do it with a grip like this, or... I mean, there's like... Well, I looked it up!
	I did my research, because I didn't want to hurt myself.
	And I made sure I was doing the proper form.
	And he gets... He's with this GF, and he gets all up in my business, like he's doing me some big favor.
	Oh, here, let me show you how to... Oh, hey, look, I'm gonna help this guy out.
	Look, pipsqueak, alright?
	Yeah, you have a lot of muscles, but what are you, like 5'5"?
	Get the fuck away from me, bro.
	I'm just trying to get my lip in here.
	I'm black billed as fuck and I got some Puerto Rican yelling at me telling me how to lift my weights.
	Language department.
	But I mean really.
	So I just need a home gym is what I've... I need... I need a dojo.
	That's what I'm thinking.
	I need a dojo.
	I gotta get out of here.
	I gotta build a studio.
	I'm thinking it's gonna be very minimalistic.
	I'll have my bedroom.
	I'll have a kitchen and dining area.
	A studio.
	And a home gym.
	And like, maybe that's it, you know?
	And it's just, there's like no furniture.
	Maybe bookshelves, a bed, it's like in the end of Space Odyssey, it's like that.
	Well, I don't know, that wasn't really minimalistic.
	It's like Kanye West's house.
	You know, it's just very plain, so I can focus, everything is modular, everything is standardized.
	I'm a little bit autistic like that, so that's what I'm thinking.
	I don't have to deal with anybody, I don't really have to leave.
	So yeah, I hear you bro.
	Tyler says Joker IMAX one week only.
	Love to see it.
	Yeah, that's I'm white pilled about that.
	Jesus is King on Friday, Joker next week.
	Yeah, it's gonna be good.
	Fignuentes says tried to gift you Postal 2 but apparently can only gift games to friends on Steam.
	Sent you an email about it.
	I can send another one if needed.
	No, I'll respond to your email.
	All right, relax, please.
	Not that good to be honest.
	I know.
	Thank you for the game.
	I'll get back to you maybe tomorrow or tonight.
	N-Word says, got a Monster Zero Ultra.
	Not that good, to be honest.
	You got to get used to it.
	I didn't like it at first.
	I got one, I don't know how long ago, but I got one just to try it, just to see what it felt like.
	And I didn't love it.
	I think I tweeted out, like, this sucks, it tastes like a Jolly Rancher, because it's really sweet.
	But you get hooked on them.
	Eventually they taste really good, and they make you feel good.
	Like, I always say this, but drinking Monster Zero Ultra helps me understand the appeal of drugs.
	And a lot of people are like, did you know what drugs feel like?
	I know, dipshit.
	I'm not saying it's what drugs feel like, but The idea of I drink Monster Zero Ultra and it makes me feel electric.
	It makes me feel good.
	I'm like, oh, that's why people do drugs.
	I feel good.
	I feel, I feel unambiguously, physically, mentally good.
	My mood is good.
	I feel good.
	I have energy.
	I am in an unambiguously state of, you know, being in a good place.
	So that's why people do that.
	That's why people are smoking pot and doing heroin and whatever.
	Cuz they want to feel good, you know, you don't have to feel like this all the time, you know And so I like I drank one the other day cuz I pulled an all-nighter.
	I pulled an all-nighter last night, too But I drank a monster zero ultra on like Saturday And I was drinking it.
	I was driving down the street.
	And I was literally like, I had so much caffeine.
	Maybe I'm like a baby or something.
	I don't drink caffeine regularly.
	I don't drink coffee or anything, so it's kind of a lot for me.
	So I had like one monster.
	I like chugged it.
	And I literally had to start like flapping my arm because I was too like, I was tweaking, you know.
	But it was good.
	I felt like amped up.
	I felt like shit, but at the same time felt like high energy, you know?
	Felt like Tony Montana on the end of Scarface when he gets shot a bunch of times.
	So you imagine that doesn't feel good, but you're amped up, you're in it, it's raw, it's like adrenaline, you know?
	So I was feeling like that.
	Anyway, you'll get used to it.
	You'll like it.
	Let's see.
	John says... John Chrysostom says, Liberals be like stupid booger-eating Swede shills.
	Weather religion and it's incredible.
	See you again.
	Another cringe one.
	I mean, thanks for that, I guess.
	I don't know what the joke is.
	VG says, Thunberg has identical physiognomy to that Captain Marvel.
	See you next Tuesday.
	Very problematic Nordic strain.
	See you next Tuesday.
	I don't... What does that mean?
	See you next Tuesday.
	What does that mean?
	Is that like a lesbian thing or what does that mean?
	Let's see.
	Clandestine method of calling someone.
	Ha ha ha, that's funny.
	Oh, oh, I, yeah, I see.
	Yeah, I had heard that before, but it's not, it's not really something I've heard very often.
	I was like, oh, that rings a bell.
	See you, yeah, okay, I get it now.
	I get it.
	Zoomer moment, right?
	I'm sure boomers are like, he doesn't know that.
	Zoomers we just call them that we just we just call them that you know, we don't come up with the you know I'm on urban dictionary.
	We don't come up with acronyms or whatever But yeah, that's so true.
	That is very factual.
	Very Captain Marvel.
	See you next Tuesday.
	I've only heard that like a handful of times.
	But yeah, that's very true.
	Very accurate.
	I'm gonna start using that again.
	That's a good one.
	But yeah, it is a problematic Nordic strain.
	All these people, they say Nordic, Nord whatever, Northern European.
	Yeah, how's that working out?
	It's all these Nord cucks that are the problem, right?
	Shay says my diet now solely consists of Impossible Whoppers and Crickets.
	What are you doing to save the planet, Nick?
	Also, happy 20th to my fellow Zoomer, Big J. Okay, well, happy 20th to Big J, I guess.
unidentified		And, uh... Yeah, I don't know, dude.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, Crickets and Impossible Burger.
		Ha-ha.
		Laugh, laugh track.
		Ha-ha.
		It's, you know, the Cricket thing.
		I'm not trying to save the planet.
		I'm trying to hurt the planet.
		I'm trying to hurt the planet as much as possible.
		Maybe the planet will punch back.
		Maybe the planet will punch me back and I'll feel something.
		Maybe they'll just punch the whole society back.
		I'd like to see it.
		I'm daring Mother Nature to just... I want to see skyscrapers.
		I want to see like 2012, like that movie level catastrophe.
		I'm daring her at this point.
		I'm daring God.
		Bring it on.
		Bring it on.
		It can't get much worse, can it?
		Zachary Rome says, I've been replaying your show at work to make the day more entertaining and thought I'd send in some dollars for you.
		Big thanks.
		Hey, well, thanks, buddy.
		Glad you like the show.
		Glad it helps you get through the wagey days.
		I know it sucks.
		Greg is based, says I just bought Monster Energy Cans in bulk on Amazon and it comes tomorrow.
		I saved money, sure, but I still feel the need to disavow myself.
		Gamer problems, LMAO.
		Ah, you know, buy off Amazon, who cares?
		A lot of people say, like, we have to boycott Amazon.
		It's like, that's not gonna change anything.
		So, you know, by all means, buy Monster on Amazon, whatever.
		Excuse me, save a couple bucks, big deal.
		Mac DeMarco says, ARG, I'm gonna something.
		Nick, what's your favorite show?
		My favorite show is The Sopranos, I have to say.
		I'm on season six now, hands down.
		It's got to be the best of all time.
		John says, eating my boogers right now.
		Type B in chat if you think I'm based.
		Okay, thanks.
		Kyle says global capitalism and global communism are two sides of the same shekel.
		Yeah, fresh take.
		Very true.
		JS says big kisses, Nick.
		Okay, thanks.
		Yeah, you too.
		Poo Poo King says trending vids be like five ways to clean your bum hole on planes.
		Unironically finished a meet with an African president.
		Knickers find their way into the halls of power.
		I saw that actually!
		Our mutual friend shared with me.
		But very cool.
		Yeah, Poo Poo King.
		No joke.
		You would be surprised if you found out that the Poo Poo King Super Chatter did legitimately meet a foreign head of state.
		Which is, I don't know what that tells you, but it's very white-pilling to me.
		But thanks, big guy.
		Yeah, keep it going, man.
		You're killing it out there.
		One of the most base knickers I know.
		I hear some of these stories about the Poo Poo King.
		This guy's a legend.
		This guy's an animal.
	Living legend.
	And I'm going to see him soon as well.
	Dumbass says, treading page be like pool full of slime.
	500 gallon of coke versus 100 Mentos.
	Hydraulic press part 209.
	Five easy makeup hacks.
	Exactly!
	It's all this just trash.
	It's like the equivalent of dollar store things.
	It's like going to the arcade and going to the prize section that's like, you know, have this, have this rubber lizard, you know.
	Have, have this rubber bouncy ball.
	Have this like plastic barrel of monkeys, you know, whatever.
	All that dumb shit.
	That's like the equivalent of what you see on YouTube.
	It's things that are just like worthless.
unidentified		Anyway.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Owen says, a nib about to frick around and join the Amish.
		Cringe, dude.
		I don't know if anything's gonna be bad enough to make me go Amish mode.
		Grow some stupid beard.
		Some ridiculous beard and what, like, ride in a rickshaw or whatever?
		Ride in a horse and buggy?
		Yeah, gonna be a pass for me.
		I saw some Amish people when I was up in Idaho on vacation and we were whitewater rafting and we saw a bunch of Amish people there and they were all in full Amish gear.
		You're going whitewater rafting?
		They're getting soaked.
		You're getting drenched.
		I was drenched from head to toe in these.
		And I see there's this Amish family pulling up to the river and the girls got the full head covering and the full dress down to the ankles and stockings and boots and all the guys are in, you know, whatever the, you know, the black slacks and white button-up shirt.
		I'm thinking, isn't this just impractical at the end of the day?
		But that's how they roll.
		That's how they operate.
		There's something to it.
		They're having lots of kids, but it was just a little weird.
		ASDF says Kamala's anti-lynching bill is broad enough to charge anyone who conspires to commit violence if even just one of them later commits a hate crime.
		Yeah, yeah, and that's what's coming.
		You know, it's gonna get worse than that.
		Peter Foley says, if any of these far-right Terry's start acting froggy, we're gonna Drax them, sclounced.
		Yeah, I know what that's from.
		That's from, uh, what, Key and Peele?
		Haha, that nibba be funny, though.
		That nibba funny, though.
		Shit.
		Okay, yeah, that's, that's great.
		Them, them nibbas is funny.
		I don't know, I don't really care for them.
		I think they're, I mean, some of their stuff is, it's a little bit of a guilty pleasure, but I don't, I don't find them that funny.
		I think they're a little bit silly.
		Ramone says, hey Nick, I got my Joker ticket.
		Also, I made many mistakes in my past, like premarital sex and drugs.
		You think God will forgive me if I truly regret my mistakes?
		Yeah, dude, that's kind of the whole point.
		That's kind of the whole thing, isn't it?
		Is, you know, everybody's got problems, but you gotta, but you got to apologize, but you got to apologize to the big man.
		You got to beg for forgiveness.
		You got to go to the priest, you got to confess, and you can't do it again.
		That's what it is.
		You know, but yeah, that's what the whole thing is built on.
		Super Chad says, Congress holding white nationalist hearings without hearing any white nationalists just proves what a farce it all is.
		At least commies had the right to respond to their accusers during the McCarthy era.
		I don't know if that's what proves what a farce it is, but I mean, yeah, that's an interesting point.
		Tom Cruise says, I was having a good day.
		It's actually better that they don't show up.
		Could you imagine, like, Chris Cantwell, they're all federal agents, Anyway, people would still identify that way Anyway, Tom Cruise says I was having a good day, but then I remembered Bobby Shmurda still in jail.
		Yeah free Bobby That's tough.
		What are you gonna do?
		Arid says, any recommendations for blogs, opinion sites?
		I like Steve Saylor, American Son, something something, da da da, Jacobite, Terror House, any others?
		More right-wing content?
		I need more right-wing content.
		Hey Nick, I need more right-wing content to consume.
		You have any podcasts, websites?
		I can't imagine who is...
		Who in 2019 is saying I want more right-wing content?
		I want more of the same regurgitated right-wing content.
		It's all this.
		Don't you understand it's all the same?
		Don't you understand you're getting the same thing from everybody?
		We all read the same books.
		We all talk to the same people.
	We're all reading each other's stuff.
	Nibbas be like, this nibba be reading.
	This nibba be getting educated.
	I'm really reading lots of blogs.
unidentified		I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I've always found it kind of cringe though.
		Just my, just my perspective.
		I don't know dude.
		American Renaissance is good.
		American Conservative is good.
		They're kind of hit or miss though.
		Antiwar.com is pretty good.
		Patrick Buchanan's column is a go-to for me.
		Let me think.
		What else?
		There's this other website.
		I forget the name of it though.
		What's the name of that one?
		I don't know, there's another website, uh, it's like, I don't know.
		I forget the, you know, the name of it.
		I think that's the name.
		It's on the tip of my tongue, but I don't know.
		That one's pretty funny, pretty funny, but kind of, kind of out there.
		So that's my advice.
		John says, reminds me of, okay, I'm just not reading this.
		Umph Love says, if, is every platform you get banned from like a Boy Scout badge for the bass department?
		No, actually it just sucks.
		Yeah, it's really oh, yeah, I got banned from PayPal.
		What a great thing for me.
		I'm yeah, that's great.
		My life is one step closer to being destroyed.
		I'm totally ostracized.
		I'm the only one I know who has these problems.
		That's awesome.
		That's great.
		Another another stamp in my collection.
		Yeah, great.
		Yeah, that's something to think about.
		This guy talks like he knows what he's talking about.
		I don't know why she asked James Allsup.
		I don't know anything about that.
		Halt writes, is Alsup still piping Lawrence Southern on the side?
		This guy talks like he knows what he's talking about.
		I don't know why don't you ask James Alsup.
		I don't know anything about that.
		BJC says, much technological progress in the last 100 years serves only to feed our vices and rip apart our communities.
		Innovation should be restricted.
		Yeah, big agree.
		What a fashy goise has Greta be like?
		They're stealing our future.
		Meanwhile, mass immigration ravishes her native Sweden along with the rest of Europe.
		Yeah, I'm talking about securing a future, all right.
		I'm worried about a future too.
		I don't know if it's the same future though.
		You know, I'm trying to secure a future of sorts.
		I don't know if Greta is on board with it.
		Oh, let's see.
		Elliot Smith says, uh, why not play the Greta clip for us?
		Because I don't want to.
		Dumbass says, lol, play the clip for us.
		Just go find it yourself.
		Need your food pre-chewed for you too, baby.
		Okay, now I love that.
		That's a good super chat.
		Why not play the clip for us?
		What, do I gotta change your diaper, too?
		Do you need me to come wipe your ass, too, and change your diaper?
		And fill up your bottle of milk?
		Do you need me to breastfeed you?
	Oh, here, let me go to the changing table and breastfeed you.
	While I'm at it, you know?
	Let me chew up your food and spit it out on a plate for you, like a bird or something, right?
	Why did you play the clip for us?
	Well, you know, because.
	Just go look it up.
	I just read the quotes.
	You need the clip, too?
	These people never ending with the expectations always more talk about consumer society.
	It's always it's never good enough Let's see John says based in stink-pilled garbage pollutes cringe earth homo.
	Okay, Dimitri says Greta in ten years and pussy ride or in a kitchen I don't know.
	She'll probably be the Secretary General for all we know Bob says the boat she took over was owned by Monaco royalty.
	What what boat?
	Oh Ron Sun says Greta Thunberg goes to the UN, but she acts like she's in the candy aisle, and mom told her she can only have one candy bar.
	Yeah, it was very unbecoming of her to be so dramatic, but that's why she's there.
	Dogfretify, whoops, scroll down too far.
	Where was I?
unidentified		Here we go.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Dogfretify says, point of order, Greta is a literal autistic Swede.
		Yeah, point of, point of parliamentary procedure.
		Is that a, was that a, uh, that wasn't some conferences.
		Point of personal privilege.
		She's autistic.
		Point of personal privilege.
		Good times.
		Ivo says, love the content.
		As a LARPing Catholic med, what do you think of the Catholic Mediterranean country of Croatia?
		And then he says something in Croatian, I assume, in Croat.
		Croatia is not a Mediterranean country.
		I mean, yeah, it is in what is it bordering the Adriatic Sea?
		But that doesn't mean it's Mediterranean.
		Okay, it's Eastern Europe.
		I knew people that were from Croatia.
		Trust me.
		They were not meds.
		Okay, they were big plump
		healthy you know eastern european stock and uh you know so there's not not mediterranean at all larping catholic med i'm i'll have you know i'm half italian so uh cane jeeper says nick is bpa pilled yeah very pilled autistic ohio's his noble prize award in 17 days with thunberg is vegas odds to win favorite reminds me of pr leading up to a taylor swift album release inescapable and gay yeah it's obviously astroturfed it's another another one of these operations
		Stuart Mills says, I want to go to the Miami event but I am scared of getting in trouble.
		Won't there be feds clocking everybody?
		I'm just a humble meme farmer.
		There will not be any feds clocking anybody.
		What do you think this is?
		We're not, we're not doing a cross burning.
		We're doing a fun Miami event.
		Okay?
		No federal agents are coming and clocking people.
		You don't even have to give anybody a real name.
		You don't even have to tell anybody your real name.
		Yeah, there's gonna be federal agents clocking.
		Yeah, they're clocking.
		You're wearing a, you know, a hat with a camera in it.
		You'll be fine.
		You'll be safe.
		I've never heard of anybody going to an event, having drinks, and watching a speech, and like, their life getting ruined.
		You know, or being put on a federal watch list.
		I have not heard of that yet.
		Frogman says, I have this really nice $5 super chat.
		You should definitely check it out.
		Oh, thanks.
		Pretty Boy says, if climate change doesn't work, the next ploy will be a global threat of alien attack.
		What do you think?
		Yeah, Project Bluebeam.
		Look it up.
		It's real.
		MTM says, Greta should be forced to marry a monarch.
		You mean like a king or like monarch mind control?
		Yolt says, was gonna make a cringe super chat, but here's $2.
		Oh, thanks.
		Well, you redeemed yourself.
		Jared says, notice how all the Climate Warrior kids are Femalites.
		Well, not all of them, but yeah, most of them.
		James Russell says, what if the WTF is a scandal of Biden and Ukraine?
		It just feels like more boomer Russiagate crap.
		Yeah, that's what it seems like to me.
		It's like the allegation is that there's some kind of quid pro quo that Trump called up the Ukrainian president and discussed the Ukrainians investigating Joe Biden's kid in exchange for, like, foreign aid or something.
		I don't know all the details but yeah it strikes me is that whenever they talk about all impeachment impeachment I honestly just ignore it at this point.
		I mean we could go into it and talk about the specifics but we know he's not getting impeached we know it's probably bullshit so...
		Selene Fortes says, did you see the Frederick, Maryland fair attack?
		Relax equals never.
		No, I didn't see that one.
		But yeah, I was hanging around Chicago this weekend, like I said the other night, and I had to not relax, let me tell you.
		Ellie says, put these American shekels towards upping your stream quality, big guy.
	Okay, die.
	Brabgod says, go on Dave Smith.
	I'm gonna, I'm literally just gonna end it all right here.
	I just, let the earth be over already.
	Go on Dave Smith, last episode you talked about the JQ and Israeli domination of U.S.
	foreign policy.
	Been on Rogan twice, long, long.
	Yeah, I'll get right on that.
	Liquid Oxygen says, Nick likes traps because his testosterone levels are so high that other men look like women in comparison.
	Just kidding, King.
	Looking forward to meeting the rest of the Knickers in Miami.
	Yeah, I was gonna say, I don't like traps.
	I don't think I ever said that.
	But you know, my T being so high that I look at everyone else as a woman?
	It's not far from the truth, you know?
	At that point, when you're hypermasculine, that just goes with the territory, you know?
	Everybody looks like a femboy to me.
	Gots says broke dressing up down syndrome boys as girls for personal entertainment Woke sending one around the world.
	They yelled us about warm weather.
	That's pretty funny Derek says Savitri Debbie is the NSDAP girl you're thinking of.
	No, that's not the one I was thinking of I was thinking of is her name reef install The director Yeah, I was thinking of reef install Uh, the one you were thinking of was... No, I was not thinking of her.
	I was thinking of Riefenstahl.
	I know it all.
	Jagoff.
	You were thinking of this one.
	Wrong!
unidentified		Wrong!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I was not thinking of that.
		Calvin says, Hey Nick, I know you said not to attempt to red pill your parents if they're blue pilled, but what if they're boomer pilled?
		No, just, just don't.
		Just don't do it.
		I don't know how many times I have to say it.
		Not worth it.
		Not worth risking a good relationship.
		Trust me.
		I'm glad we gave women the right to vote.
		They really think through the issues and add a unique perspective that our dumb male brains would have never thought of.
		I know, right?
		Isn't it so glad?
		I value their input.
		You know, they really are contributing in a big way.
		Things have gotten better since they got the right to vote and have been contributing.
		Magic says, best account on Twitter that isn't yours?
		Worst?
		Sean's account is one of the best.
		LayBlackPilled.
		Beardson's is pretty good.
		I would say Scott Greer has a great Twitter account.
		Let me think.
		Darren Beatty's got a great account.
		Patrick Casey's got good content.
		Trying to think.
		I feel like people get offended if I don't name them and I'm friendly with them, but those are some good starters.
		Let me think, who else?
		Ryan Groduski's got a great Twitter.
		So yeah, School Shooter, really good comics.
		Those are good accounts.
		Worst accounts on Twitter?
		I don't know if I want to name the worst accounts.
		I don't know if I want to name the worst accounts.
		A lot of them I'm mutuals with or I'm friends with or whatever.
		But there's some bad ones out there.
		I think you kind of know him when you see him.
		Magic says, uh, I read that.
		Announces 59 year old man killed by teens in knockout game.
		Oh, man.
		Zoomer says, really good comics is the highest form of comedy.
		Yeah, big agree.
		BJC says, what do you think of the argument against an authoritarian state that the corruptibility of the elite makes futile any regulation of degeneracy?
		Corruptibility of the elite makes futile any regulation of degeneracy.
		Well, that's just simply not true.
		You know, we've been able to regulate degeneracy for a long time until a certain group came around.
		You know?
		I mean, it's not like it's impossible.
		Maybe we could make it work with prohibition, but that's like the one example where it didn't work.
		You know, how long were we able to regulate marriages and homosexuality and, you know, pornography and even film?
		You know, there were massive regulations for a long time.
		So, I mean, yeah, you're always going to have an elite.
		They're always corruptible, so that means we have to live in a degenerate society.
		I mean, that's obviously not true.
		Identify as Spoon says Jesus was a desert hippie, Odin was a Viking.
		Oh wow, very based.
		That's why Odin like drank semen, right?
		And that's why Jesus Christ is like the king of everything?
		Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.
		And he rose from the dead as well.
		Odin is dead, Christ is alive.
		Leap Shin says, hey fellow Knicks, so is the anti-family have no kids people just pure evil or so whip that they think that will help?
		A not threading problem.
		That they think that will help a not-threatening problem.
		People, in parentheses.
	Okay, do we speak English or what's going on here?
	I think they probably legitimately think they're helping.
	If they're not having kids, I think... I don't know if it's femoid saying it, like they're just retarded, like, you know, brain-broken idiots.
	If it's men doing it, you know, maybe they legitimately care.
	Elliot Smith says, why do you like Wilson?
	I didn't say I liked Wilson, retard.
	Not reading the rest of that.
	Jacob says, Hey, big guy.
	Keep up the great work.
	I had a bit of a white pill moment this afternoon.
	11 out of 12 jurors took their oath on the Christian Bible.
	Old lady with purple hair was the only bad apple.
	Oh, wow.
	That is extremely white pilling.
	I'm so white pilled now.
	But thanks, buddy.
	Thanks.
	Glad you liked the content.
	This guy, Oh, you like Wilson?
	I did.
	Did I say I liked Wilson?
	Or did I say have a problem of foreigners shitting on our ancestors?
	This is why I just can't do it, man.
	I can't do it.
	These people are animals.
	It's what it is.
	It's what it is.
	NPCs, they're incapable of thinking.
	They don't think.
	They hear what I say and they don't hear what I say.
	They don't understand.
	They don't think about it.
	I say, you know, Dinesh D'Souza comes here and he denigrates our ancestors, like, and he says, Wilson's bad because he's a Democrat, blah, blah, blah.
	So you like Wilson?
	Yeah, that was the point I was trying to make, you fucking bitch.
	I haven't slept.
	I'm a little off the goop.
	I haven't eaten.
	I haven't slept.
	I'm chemically speaking, I'm a little off the goop tonight, but it's like, bruh, I just, I've been dealing with this for weeks and weeks with the neocon stuff and this and the environment.
	It's like for crying out loud already.
	I got to get to the point, and this is I'm serious about it.
	Saudis, Qataris, please, money!
	You know, if anybody wants to fund the show, because then, believe me, we can cut out the super chats, the show gets a thousand percent better.
	I get healthier, my mood is better, I start losing weight, I'm sleeping, you know, suddenly all these health problems disappear, you know?
	So we just need a backer.
	Billionaires, millionaires, Elon, you know, Peter Thiel, anybody out there want to give me a little boost?
	Let's see Z dog says is there going to be coverage of your debate in Florida?
	Yeah, they're gonna film it, but they're not gonna live stream it Black swan says being irony poison makes it really hard to talk with people feels like we speak a foreign language Sometimes at least we have our knickers It's all the 18 and up knickers asking to join a group join our Knights of Columbus Council great Catholic fraternal organization Can't go wrong Yeah, that's true about being irony poisoned.
	Very factual.
	It is hard to get along with people and talk earnestly about like, Hey, hey, so what do you do?
	Where are you from?
	Hi, I'm Nick and blah blah blah.
	What do you do?
	Oh, wow, that's cool.
	You know, once you get into like this meme talk and, you know, irony poisoned.
	uh community there's no getting out you know super or supreme intention says would you consider playing mordhau on d live you know probably not justin says n word equals death penalty not even trying to hide it yeah true rectum says to that black pill borderline asperger's knicker keep your head up big guy even if you're hanging 10 up there on the spectrum he could still strike out with greta yeah true Bob says Shockley invented the microchip.
	He was also like Jerry Taylor on television before there was a Jerry Taylor.
	Oh, well good to know.
	Machiavelli says waits TV into bed and banned the Federal Reserve.
	Yeah, based.
	Ben says can you upload the show to podcast services?
	Thanks.
	It is.
	Just read the description of the video.
	It's already uploaded.
	It's on iTunes.
	It's on Spotify.
	I like how people are saying, hey, can you upload it to podcast format when they can't even read the video description to click on the link where that already exists?
	Gen Z philosophy says Michael knows of daily wires relatively based.
	He's not based He's Sicilian the only Catholic there a nationalistic favors terrorists and just straight-up called Greta mentally ill on Fox low bar But I see potential Dude, the guy's a pussy Sicilian.
	The guy's a mulling on frankly.
	No, I'm joking.
	That's a joke, of course But yeah, he's Catholic, but he's working for Ben Shapiro that tells you all you need to know I'm sorry Nobody the word for Ben Shapiro is based in Redfield Biomes is monster logo equals 666 in Hebrew Shabbos go a drink.
	Okay retard Kez Dodds is what about the Joker movie priming the public for white terrorism?
	And what happens when some tool acts on a trouble ahead?
	I don't know at this point I just want to enjoy a movie frankly Bob Sacamontas has almost got suspended from middle school for rightfully calling a kid an annoying Mexican.
	It was a big red pill.
	Looking forward to Miami.
	Yeah, I called.
	I had a similar moment when I was in grade school.
	We were playing baseball in PE or softball or something.
	And I said, what did I say?
	I said, like, I didn't say he was an annoying Mexican.
	I said, I think I said you're a dirty Mexican.
	I was in like fourth grade, mind you.
	I was like a young kid.
	I didn't know this was not appropriate, but I was like, you're, you know, whatever.
	And I didn't even get in any trouble.
	He just let it go.
	Kind of a bro in that sense.
	His name was Adrian.
	The guy was a real jag off.
	Belief says PewDiePie is Team Theo.
	He said Alvin is cringe.
	I don't believe that.
	Tybor says Shockley, like Watson, published that IQ is gen...
	I wish that IQ was genetic.
	Got destroyed.
	Also, on Trainwrecks, on profit motive versus SJW motives in movies, you'd argue studios will make less money to push an SJW agenda.
	It's not either or.
unidentified		Oh, wow.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's a really good point.
		Israel Lass says, as a premium member, I feel obligated to tell PayPal to shove it.
		Here's $5.
		Snuff that snitch, Greta Von Asperger.
		Well, thanks, buddy.
		Appreciate it.
		Let's see, Jimbo says, I grew up in Utah and didn't know it was not the norm for people to have like four or five plus kids in America.
		It was very blackmailing.
		Once I realized what that meant demographically, yeah, yeah, get with the program, right?
		Welcome to our world.
		Bob says, I was in IE.
		You are definitely under surveillance and not just by government.
		I am not going to read this propaganda.
		Leon says, Yang tweeted, rampant access to porn is harming children.
		Unexpected, but good to know that is still somewhere on the discussion table.
		Uh, yeah, yeah, that's pretty good.
		It's good to see Yang.
		The problem is Yang just sucks in every other way.
		JR says, I have autism.
		Merch idea is next stream.
		Okay.
		Liquid says, Portugal not even on the Mediterranean is definitely more mad than the Balkans will ever be.
		Sounds like a cult to me, but all right.
		I think Portuguese are hardly even white, but you know, okay.
		I guess we'll, I guess we'll grandfather you in or something.
		Mike says wanted to say something about Greta Thunberg having zero Western aura But YouTube system doesn't allow me to send it still gonna give you the super chat big guy F self-censoring and F YouTube Well, thanks for the big super chat big guy much appreciated Yeah, I don't know what it is.
		They really are centering like everything these days like every word you can imagine They've got a band I don't know what that's about.
		Cool!
		Yeah, there's a lot of that to go around on our side.
		and a pit bull attacked a dog there and put a hole in its neck.
		It'll be okay.
		A woman who owned the dog was fat, disgusting, middle-aged, and white.
unidentified		Cool.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, there's a lot of that to go around on our side, you know.
		The femoid question continues to be number one.
		Nick Wills says, I wanted to say that Greta is a literal retard, but YouTube won't let me.
		Oh, well, I think he got it through anyway, right?
		Good average has black eyes going out of Minecraft that I see many more three-quarter Christians on my feed.
		Oh, that's funny, yeah.
		Daniel says, don't forget about Epstein, y'all.
		Ah, good reminder.
		Derek says, lean eye.
		Riefenstahl's the girl you're thinking of.
		Aw, thanks.
		Syntrax says, eat the bugs, bigots.
		Nice, yeah, based.
		BJC says, enjoyed the show tonight.
		Thanks for the takes.
		Hey man, no problem.
		Matthews says, tell the prods to read James 5.16 and go to confession.
		By the way, become Orthodox.
		Yeah, become Orthodox Catholic.
		Exactly.
		Heiman says, uh, do you go on the something regularly?
		By that I mean the Nintendo DS.
		Nope.
		Don't know what you're talking about.
		Ben says, yo, take a chill.
		You're starting to hurt my feelings.
		Yeah.
		Brat Vlogs says, try to get some sleep before Miami, big guy.
		Don't want any gamer moments during your debate.
		I don't know.
		Who knows what could happen.
		Mullins is looking forward to Saturday me and my buddy since three years are gonna show up gonna be lit Let's dab on the current paradigm knickers Yeah, I agree.
		It's gonna be fun.
		Can't wait to see you Liquid oxygen says not Portuguese just want to flex on the Croats.
		All right based The leaf says wasn't trolling watch PewDiePie upload from today answer the chipmunk question.
		Oh, well, I'll check that out.
		I Okay, on that note, that's gonna do it for us on the show.
		It's gotta be our last Super Chat.
		I gotta eat something.
		I haven't eaten... Do you know what I ate today?
		Three pieces of bread and water, and that's it.
		Okay.
		I... Well, I take that back.
		At 2 a.m., I had, um, some tuna salad and an apple.
		And then at...
		Three o'clock, I had three slices of bread and a glass of water.
		That's, that's all I've eaten so far today.
		And I had a little bit of a cheeseburger before I went on air.
		But not enough!
		I'm still hungry.
		So that's got to do it for us tonight.
		That's gonna do it.
		I was, yeah, we can't say check us out on premium anymore.
		We still only got that set up.
		The premium membership, we're working on getting the payment processor replaced, but it's taking longer than expected, which is what I was anticipating.
		So I'll let you know if there's any updates on that.
		But for now, no premium.
		The premium's canceled.
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