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Good evening, everybody.
We're watching America First.
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
We have a great show for you tonight.
Very excited to be back with you here this evening on Tuesday.
Finally, some big news.
Finally, some things are happening.
And it's all good.
And it's all good on America First, right?
I mean, the news is okay.
It's a mixed situation with the news, but it is good that things are happening.
You know, what did I say just yesterday?
Feels like nothing can change.
Everything stays the same!
But tonight big things are happening.
Things are moving in a direction and that's good.
So of course tonight we're talking about impeachment.
Finally it's here!
The Democrats have been talking about impeachment for years now.
For two years I think.
Two and a half years.
But finally they have found their reason.
They found a good reason that they are going to kick it off by investigating some things.
In particular, it's this Ukraine scandal, which, you know, somebody asked me about this Ukraine situation last night.
And they said, it sounds like it's just more Russia stuff to me.
You know, like it's the same ridiculous witch hunt.
And I said, I agree.
It sounds like the same thing as the Russia hoax.
You know, but I guess it's a big deal.
I guess it's a big deal!
It's a big enough deal, or at least the Democrats think so, that they're now going to initiate an investigation of the Ukraine call, the scandal, and we'll go over what that's all about, and then eventually that could lead to articles of impeachment being filed and then voted upon by the House.
So we'll see what happens there.
We'll be talking about what exactly is happening.
I know some people are confused as to what exactly has been initiated today.
We'll talk about where this is going, what the process looks like.
You know, the biggest misconception about impeachment is that impeachment means removal from office.
That's what a lot of people think.
They think that if you get impeached, you get removed from office.
But that's not true.
And that's not true if you're 250 IQ, and you have to be to watch this show, then you know that's not how it goes.
An impeachment is merely an indictment.
All it means is that you've been accused by the House of committing crimes.
And then there's a trial in the Senate...
And the Senate then votes to remove you from office if they find you guilty.
So even if he got impeached, that doesn't mean he's out of office, that just means the House makes an indictment.
And of course, why is that important?
Well obviously it's because the House is controlled by the Democrats, and the Senate is controlled by Republicans.
So Donald Trump could very plausibly, very easily, get impeached by the House, but then get acquitted by the Senate, and therefore remain in office.
And so we'll go over all that You know a lot of Republicans are freaking out a lot of conservatives are up in arms about this this is a good thing this is maybe one of the better things that could happen to this administration In the sense that it'll be difficult for him to complete his agenda.
That said, it'll give him a pretty good excuse if things don't exactly pan out the way we want them to.
Well, what's the excuse?
I was being impeached!
I was fighting off impeachment!
You know, so that's, I mean, that's one area.
But another good reason is that it'll basically vindicate everything he's been saying about the Democrats for years.
You know, that the Democrats are dividing the country.
That it's a witch hunt.
That they're cooking up some political scandal.
So to me this will vindicate his narrative in a big way.
It'll rally Republicans.
You know, if there was not a lot of enthusiasm going into 2020 because some of the promises have not exactly been kept, well, if the Democrats are out to get this guy, Republicans will become defensive, and I think there will be this sort of rallying charge in the election for them to keep him in office.
So we'll get into all of that, but it's looking good, in my opinion.
We'll also be talking about the President's speech at the General Assembly today, if you guys saw this.
The United Nations is meeting this week at the headquarters in Manhattan, and so Trump gave a big speech, It was actually okay.
I watched the speech this afternoon.
I woke up before noon, but I was watching it this afternoon.
And most of it was basically good.
I saw there were some issues with it.
You know, he's complaining about anti-Semitism by Iran.
He says that we're going to spread LGBT values across the world.
So there were some minor issues, but generally speaking, it was refreshing to hear the president talk again about globalism.
That, to me, was the big takeaway.
Because the president really hasn't been talking about those themes very much since he got into office.
Since he got into office, all we hear about is presidential harassment, and the Democrats, and the media, and this kind of stuff.
And it's good that he's attacking the media, basically.
But we really haven't heard so much about this dichotomy between globalism and nationalism or patriotism since he was campaigning.
And so to hear him at the UN today talk about how the patriots will defeat the globalists, and this ruling elite has to be destroyed, and he named the tech oligarchs.
So it's a pretty good speech.
So we'll get into all of that.
It should be a pretty good show.
Pretty eventful stuff, right?
Before we dive into that, I do just kind of talk about a couple of things.
You know, it's so funny to me.
We've been talking about this Joker movie for the past couple of weeks.
I don't know if you've seen this or not.
I just retweeted it.
I think I tweeted this this evening on my timeline.
But there's this announcement that was made today.
It was reported by a couple of different news outlets that the military is now going to be prepared and briefed on The Joker movie.
The Joker movie's coming out, I think it's next Friday?
It's coming out on October 4th.
So what is that?
Yeah, that's next Friday.
And so I have been saying since they announced the movie was coming out, they're like, oh, I don't know, it might attract a certain clientele.
The thing I keep going back to, what kind of keeps me awake at night thinking about the premiere of this movie, is that The Dark Knight Rises came out in 2012.
You may have heard this before, but it's not a joke.
I'm not, oh Nick, you've said that joke before.
It's not a joke.
In 2012, Dark Knight Rises comes out and what happens?
Somebody puts on Joker face paint, and they go to a theater, and they start shooting into the crowd, okay?
Need I remind you that Joker was not even in that movie.
The Joker was in the movie that came before that one, Dark Knight in 2008.
So now the whole movie is about the Joker, and I don't know.
Things have gotten a little bit crazier since 2012.
We know there's been a lot more violence.
Now they're going after incels.
You know, there's like House subcommittees investigating incels.
There was some stupid tweet the other day by, I think it was the DHS or something, where they said, you know, this father talks about his kid who was killed by a member of Incel.
A member of Incel.
A lot of people said, oh, you know, maybe the notorious hacker 4chan was a part of Incel, right?
I mean, these government people.
Clearly, there must not be that many feds on our side of Twitter.
I know we talk about feds all the time, and how, you know, so-and-so is a fed or whatever, but clearly they either can't be that smart, or they're not doing their jobs, because every time the government talks about us, they really, like, have no clue.
A member of Incel.
It's not a group.
It's not a group.
It's just a thing.
It's just the name of a person, right?
Not like an individual person, but like a, you know...
A, uh, a label, an identifier.
But in any case, so there was this article.
I'll just read you a little bit from this article.
It says, the U.S.
military has warned service members about the potential for a mass shooter at the screening of Warner Brothers film Joker, which has sparked wide concerns from, among others, the families of those killed during the 2012 mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado.
You know, perhaps rightly so.
The US Army confirmed on Tuesday that the warning was widely distributed after social media posts related to extremists classified as incels were uncovered by intelligence officials at the FBI.
The September 18th email service members were instructed to remain aware of their surroundings and identify two escape routes when entering theaters.
In the event of a shooting, they were instructed to run, hide, and fight.
Run if you can, says the safety notice.
If you're stuck, hide, also known as sheltering in place, and stay quiet.
If a shooter finds you, fight with whatever you can.
The Army said it became aware of potential threats after receiving a bulletin from the FBI, but that it was unaware of any specific plots or suspects.
The notice, which was marked for official use only, was relayed purely as a precautionary measure, it said.
So, to me, this doesn't seem like a huge deal, but it is a little bit funny, I think, that they do fear.
They fear the incel.
They fear the gamer.
They fear the joker.
There's something to be said about all this.
I'm not saying that's necessarily good.
I'm not saying it's extremely epic.
I'm just saying that that's clearly what the case is.
All these young men, alienated, radicalized, turned down by women and by society collectively.
The government has something to fear in this.
There's great power in the disenfranchisement that has been wrought by modern society.
So it's just kind of funny to see that we're getting...
That our side of Twitter is getting a little bit of acknowledgement from the US military and the FBI.
Jokes, of course.
It's all jokes.
I find the whole situation incredibly funny.
I see the funny side of this.
I'm sort of laughing at it all the time.
But it does concern me.
I have to say, whether it's MKUltra, you know, Spook, who goes in and shoots up a theater, Or it's a real incel.
I don't know.
I don't know if I'm gonna see it on opening day.
I don't know.
Maybe I'll carry.
I don't know what's gonna happen because, you know, there is potential for something to happen.
Like I said, I think there's a very small chance it would be legitimate, but who knows?
I mean, you see what happened with El Paso and with New Zealand and all these other situations.
I have been to believe that it would not be outside of what the FBI is willing and capable to do, that they might, you know, activate one of their operatives and tell them to carry out a shooting or something.
So we'll see what happens with that.
Hopefully everybody's safe.
Hopefully everybody can go and see their movie.
Everybody can see our version of Black Panther, our white pill, experience a little bit of, I don't know, Maybe that message will resonate.
We'll get a little bit of... What is the word?
It'll be cathartic in some sense.
Some catharsis with what we're dealing with, right?
But anyway, we're gonna dive into the news because we got a lot to talk about.
So not too much time to talk about Joker, but it's funny because we've been talking about that for months.
About this premiere and the potential there.
And now the army is taking notice.
Now the army's on high alert for the premiere of Joker.
But hopefully, nobody's gonna do that, right?
I disavow all violence, we condemn any of that.
You know, if there is gonna be any action, I would remind you that there is another film coming out on the same day called Cuck, and it's by some Jewish director, and it's about how white people are cucks, and the alt-right is full of cucks, and things like that, so... On a completely unrelated note, that film is coming out on the same day, so... Just saying, maybe watch Joker, and then, you know, afterwards, I don't know.
But I disavow all violence.
We don't want anything bad to happen.
We want everybody to see their films in peace and not get killed, not get shot.
Don't give the government any fodder to target us, right?
We hate violence.
But we're going to dive into our current events here tonight.
And like I said, we're going to start with this General Assembly speech.
As I said, the President addressed the General Assembly today at the UN headquarters in Manhattan.
An overall pretty solid speech, I have to say.
People might be quick to point out there were some definite issues, you know, there's some definite challenges with that speech, some things that were a little bit hard to listen to.
You know, the president called for the decriminalization of homosexuality.
He said in the speech that, like, we want to protect values like human rights and dignity for all people, and that's why we're in favor of decriminalizing homosexuality.
And I thought, I think somebody tweeted this at me, I'm stealing it a little bit, but it's so true.
How are these things compatible with one another?
We want to decriminalize homosexuality, and that's to what?
Make people live in a more dignified fashion?
To me, these are mutually exclusive, right?
How is that dignified?
How is there anything dignified about sodomy?
If anything, it's the other way around, right?
But he said that, and then he also said about Iran, he said that Iran is anti-Semitic!
And somebody was tweeting out some libtard.
There was some headline I think from Slate or Salon.
It said like, oh Donald Trump uses anti-semitic dog whistle.
He said the word globalist.
And Conservative Inc.
was all over this.
They said, oh well actually he's not anti-semitic because he's one of the only presidents.
It's the first time ever that somebody called out anti-semitism in a UN speech.
Oh, well, bravo!
That's so amazing!
I'm so glad the President's not an anti-Semite, thank God!
That'd be such a problem for me, because I hate anti-Semites, right?
So, there were some things that's like, okay, yeah, congratulations, right?
But there were some good things.
And I'll read you this report about it.
This is from...
NBC.
It says President Trump's third address to the UN General Assembly was an unmistakably nationalist one with the president reiterating the theme of his foreign policy doctrine that all nations should be looking inward and considering their own interests first.
In a sober, scripted speech on Tuesday, he focused more on criticizing other nations that he believes treat the U.S.
unfairly than on uniting nations around principles of democracy and humanity.
Which is a good thing, you know?
The virgin consensus building around gay values like democracy and humanity versus the Chad goes in and bullies every country.
The Chad flings shit at every other country for abusing us on trade.
He basically just got up there and said, you know, China's abusing us and Iran is stupid and whatever.
Kind of base though.
The president hit on each of his favorite themes, unfair trade, imbalanced defense spending, illegal immigration and socialism, reading from the teleprompter in a somewhat subdued manner.
He said, quote, the future does not belong to globalists.
The future belongs to patriots.
Mr. Trump said in one of the defining quotes of his 30 minute speech, He singled out Iran for criticism, saying that the country deserves a government that cares about jobs for its people and for decreasing poverty.
Mr. Trump said that after four decades of failure, it's time for Iran's leaders to stop threatening other countries and build up their own country.
But he followed up his critique with words of peace, stating that the U.S.
is ready to embrace friendship with those who seek it, and, quote, it has never believed in permanent enemies, which is a huge white pill to me.
You know, we talked about Iran all week last week, and as usual it was, oh, Donald Trump is a neocon, Nick is a neocon, anybody that's in support of what's going on is a neocon.
But clearly this guy is hell-bent.
It is his mission to affirm and acknowledge for everybody, but I think specifically for the Iranians, that we're not seeking conflict.
He said we never have permanent enemies.
That's such a powerful thing, you know?
I don't think people are giving him the due recognition for that.
That he said, in many cases, America, some of our worst enemies become our closest allies.
We have no permanent enemies.
I don't think I've ever heard a president talk like this.
You know, this is a far cry from the Bush Doctrine, where George W. Bush said, you have an axis of evil, and these are evil countries, and we're on a mission from God.
This evangelical, I might add.
George W. Bush, we're on a mission from God to wipe out evil, and Ronald Reagan, this is an evil empire, and we're going to, you know, whatever.
So Donald Trump saying at once, Iran is anti-Semitic, Iran is violent, but at the same time saying, well really it's more just irresponsible, and we could become close allies, we've done it before.
Pretty white pilling, right?
So I think that's great.
He said, quote, America knows that while anyone can make war, only the most courageous can seek peace, he said.
His address comes, of course, amid heightened instability in the Middle East following the recent attack on Saudi oil facilities.
Mr. Trump also listed his complaints against China including its quote massive market barriers, product dumping practices and forced technology transfers.
He railed against the World Trade Organization for failing to compel China to liberalize its economy and called for drastic change to the international trade system.
The second largest economy in the world he said should not be allowed to declare itself a developing country at the expense of others.
So all in all it was really refreshing to hear Excuse me.
It was really refreshing to hear this speech.
I know that the Trump administration has not been everything we wanted, has not maybe lived up to the hype or lived up to some of the expectations, even if some of the expectations were unrealistic.
But honestly, if we take the last three weeks as any If that's any if that could give us any idea of where we're heading in the next year with the election coming up next November, I think we're in really good shape.
I know I've been saying this for the past few weeks.
I was pretty black pilled yesterday on like sort of a meta level, but just looking at partisan politics, looking at the very surface level electoral things going on.
It looks good to me.
There's more money for the wall.
Border entries are down.
Border apprehensions are down.
You know, we saw some white pills with PewDiePie.
We have a new government in Israel, potentially.
We have the situation with Iran, where once again we're restraining ourselves from conflict.
We see that things with Afghanistan aren't going great, but we're moving closer towards diplomacy.
And now we have this great speech where he says, globalism does not have the future.
The future belongs to us.
I thought that was great.
I thought that was great to hear.
And really, that's the question.
The defining issue of our time is globalism.
We always talk about it, but just in different areas.
You know, whether it's climate change, whether it's mass migration, or Trade liberalization.
The issue at the end of the day is globalism.
It is the erasure of national borders, of nation-states, of local culture or national culture, and ultimately of the nation's people.
I mean, we talk about demographics and this is a large component, but it is one component of massive globalization, which has been going on in the last 25 years thanks to technology, thanks to political changes, other things, you know, We talk about this a lot.
So to me, for him to refocus the administration on these themes, which is a global ruling class, the elites versus the people...
globalism versus patriotism, America versus China, you know, this sort of non-interventionist foreign policy doctrine.
To me, it was a very sound speech.
I will say a lot of people pointed out that he didn't sound quite right.
You know, if you go back and watch the speech, this is one, you know, little rub about it, is that if you go back and watch the speech, he seemed sort of off.
And I can't exactly put my finger on it, but he doesn't look great in this speech.
I don't know if it's the lighting, but he looks very orange, and the hair is a little bit messed up, his face looks sort of drawn, and also the way he's talking.
They say even in this article that he was talking in a subdued manner.
It was sober, it was subdued, it was scripted, this kind of thing.
And normally when he's giving these kinds of formal addresses, he is more mellow than like in a campaign rally.
But there's something that just seemed like maybe he was medicated or he was slurring some of his words.
There was something not quite right with him.
And so I don't know if that's just the presidency taking a toll on him.
You know, he's an older man and he's obviously had a very busy past couple of weeks, you know, between the Iran stuff and now the United Nations.
So who could really say, is it exhaustion?
Is there something else going on?
But I saw a not insignificant amount of people pointing out that something seemed a little bit awry with the speech today.
I will say there was, on the other hand, a lot of people that have been saying that he was specifically instructed to speak slowly because At the United Nations, the translators need time to translate the speeches.
Of course, it's the United Nations.
You have a lot of delegates there that are from other countries that most of them don't speak English.
So they have to have the real-time translation and the headpiece.
Maybe that is why he was speaking deliberately slowly.
There was some reason for that.
But I will say there's something maybe confusing there.
So we gotta watch our guy.
We gotta make sure that he's alright.
It's been a long time since we entertained these kinds of theories that, you know, maybe they're slipping something in his drink, or they're feeding him something, or it's a deep fake, or there's a body double, or something like that.
And I never, I'm never overly skeptical of that.
I always think that could be a possibility.
No joke, but there could be other explanations as well.
So generally, generally pretty white pill, pretty good speech.
He also attacked Greta Thunberg, which was awesome.
You know, we've been shitting on her on Monday and Friday.
And, you know, I forget what tweet it was, but somebody tweeted out that video of her speech where she's like, How dare you?
I'm retarded.
And Donald Trump quote tweeted it.
And he said, she seems like such a happy young girl, excited for a great future.
Something like that.
Such an asshole, which I love.
You know, Comrade Stump on Twitter, he says this is scumbag Trump.
It's the return of scumbag Trump in 2020.
So I'm on board I love it.
You love to see it right and sort of reminding me why we elected him in the first place hating immigrants I'm sorry, you know keeping immigrants out of the country Naming the globalists and shitting on women.
It reminds me why we got on board from the beginning.
You know, for a long time I was like, why are we supporting this guy?
Right?
Support for Israel, decriminalizing homosexuality, Ivanka Trump being celebrated, minority and female unemployment being low.
Oh, why did I ever wear the MAGA hat?
But now here we are.
We're throwing immigrants into El Salvador, you know, into the most violent country in the world.
Walls going up.
Women are getting named.
Globalists are getting named.
It's like, okay, you know, back to where we started.
It's a good feeling, right?
So, pretty good speech.
Kind of epic, though.
We're gonna move on.
We're gonna talk about the real big story today, which is the impeachment.
Some people might say this is a downer.
I think it's good.
It's good for the show.
It's good for business.
For me that means more viewers.
It means more shekels.
It means America First becomes more relevant in your life.
But also it's good because I really do believe that in the long term this will be a good thing for the president.
So today all and it's really honestly it's so dumb because most people don't even really understand how a lot of this stuff works it is just a lot of nonsensical like parliamentary procedure and things like this but so what happened today is that Nancy Pelosi signaled support for an impeachment inquiry.
So what happens is the way this works is that you have subcommittees in the House of Representatives who will put together articles of impeachment after they are greenlit for an inquiry.
So the House will vote and authorize an inquiry into impeachment charges.
The subcommittee managers and people They put together articles of impeachment, they do an investigation, they put together the charges, and then after all that is taken care of, then in the House there's a vote on whether or not to impeach or to indict the President.
They go line by line on each article, on each charge, And they vote.
It's a simple majority.
And if they vote in favor, then it heads to the Senate for a trial.
The trial is presided over by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
The President is given lawyers.
You have a prosecution.
And then the Senate has to vote with a two-thirds majority to remove him from office, if you're going to get the guy out.
And so that's how this all works.
And so to me, the obvious process that will play out, even if we get that far, You know, Nancy Pelosi, all that's happened right now is Nancy Pelosi has given her support to an investigation, an inquiry into articles of impeachment that was already ongoing.
You have to understand that you need a formal vote to authorize the inquiry.
That didn't happen today.
There had been an ongoing inquiry.
There's only been four presidents in American history that there's been an inquiry into impeachment authorized by the House of Representatives.
But this is part of an ongoing inquiry that happened, I think, back in the summer over a number of things.
It's the tax returns, It's the president being unfit to serve, it's obstruction, it's the Russia hoax, it's emoluments, it's a number of things.
And so all that happened today is that Nancy Pelosi gave her support behind and I guess she ordered that they investigate the Ukraine stuff in the House Judiciary Committee and in several other committees as part of the ongoing inquiry that was authorized, that was voted on months ago.
So that's what happened today and I'll read you this is a write-up of what happened from the Hill.
It says, quote, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who for months resisted efforts to launch impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump, announced a formal inquiry on Tuesday saying that the president's growing Ukraine scandal marked a breach of his constitutional responsibilities.
She said, quote, this week the president has admitted to asking the president of Ukraine to take actions which would benefit him politically.
Excuse me, the actions of the Trump presidency revealed the dishonorable fact of the president's betrayal of his oath of office, betrayal of our national security, and betrayal of the integrity of our elections.
Therefore, today I am announcing the House of Representatives is moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry.
Pelosi said she was formally directing the House's six committees that have jurisdiction over impeachment, oversight, and other related matters to, quote, proceed with their investigations under that umbrella.
The president must be held accountable, she said.
No one is above the law.
Pelosi's change of heart comes as dozens of House Democrats, now more than two-thirds of the caucus, have come out in support of an impeachment inquiry in the wake of reports that Trump may have withheld aid to Ukraine to pressure officials there to investigate the son of political rival Joe Biden.
So again, like I said, all she did was formally direct the six committees that were already pursuing an inquiry into impeachment to now look at what's happening in Ukraine.
And I'll summarize what happened in Ukraine.
This is a report From NBC, it says in September the Washington Post reported that a member of the U.S.
intelligence community had filed a whistleblower complaint over Trump's communications with a foreign leader.
The newspaper went on to report that Trump had urged Ukrainian President Zelensky to investigate business dealings of former Vice President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, in order to dig up dirt on a leading 2020 Democratic contender.
The younger Biden worked for a Ukrainian gas company from 2014 to 2019, and the president has argued that his father acted corruptly to benefit his son.
The president's call came days after he froze a $391 million aid package for the country, and Democrats allege it is a sign that the president abused the presidency to try and bolster his re-election chances by seeking the help of a foreign government.
So this is what it's all about.
And like I said the other day, this whole Ukraine thing seemed to like come out of nowhere.
You know, don't you kind of see something fishy going on that all these things like the more I do this show the more I realize how completely and obviously Artificial and AstroTurfed, everything in the news is.
Everything!
You know, how long have we been doing this show?
How long have you been watching this show?
And things seem to appear out of nowhere that they want us to look at, and things disappear into nothing when they don't want us to know about it, right?
You know, and it was the Las Vegas shooting, we never got an official explanation for what went down there.
You know, we never knew who this Pollack guy was, or why he was wiring money to the Philippines, or, you know, all those other details.
We never heard about that a week after it happened.
Biggest mass shooting in U.S.
history, right?
After Podesta, or no, I'm sorry, not Podesta, Jeffrey Epstein kills himself in jail, it takes all of 72 hours for us to forget about it.
There were a few peripheral stories that came to light after that, a week, two weeks after.
Completely memory halt.
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Gone.
nick fuentes
A month later, right?
That was a month ago, you know?
A matter of weeks.
Maybe six weeks or something like this.
Right?
But people like Greta Thunberg, and this Ukraine stuff, and all these other stories, they literally appear out of thin air.
Nobody had been talking about it.
Nobody had ever heard of this.
But suddenly this is the biggest story ever and now all of a sudden there's impeachment.
Now was there like a huge tidal wave of support for impeachment because of this?
Did this story break and suddenly everybody was outraged and they demanded his impeachment?
Or does it seem like this story broke out of nowhere 72 hours ago and all of a sudden thanks to some backdoor conversations and Some very quiet announcements of people that support impeachment.
Now Nancy Pelosi is greenlighting that we move forward and I guess we're gonna get impeachment before 2020.
Doesn't that kind of tell you something?
Doesn't that tell you that the people that make the news are not journalists and reporters and they're not like you and me?
There are people that are obviously connected.
There are obviously people that are carrying out orders on behalf of other interests, other powerful people.
Anyway, so this is the Ukraine scandal.
The president called the president of Ukraine and said something about investigating Joe Biden's son, a quid pro quo situation when Joe Biden was vice president.
And now the Democrats are saying, and this is so rich, the presidents are saying that that constitutes a violation of the oath of office because the president is using a foreign government to help him politically.
But even better than that, Since this whole Ukraine scandal started to pop off, the president said he would release the transcripts of the call.
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So why we know about this is because a whistleblower filed a whistleblower complaint and said, I think the president is doing quid pro quo with the foreign government and the Democrats are taking this and running with it.
They're saying Donald Trump must release the full complaint by the whistleblower.
Well, nobody's even heard what was on the phone.
We haven't even verified that what the whistleblower said was true.
We don't even know what was in the complaint.
We haven't seen the transcript of the call.
Better than that, the president said, I'll release the full transcript of the call.
You can see everything that took place on the call because I have nothing to hide.
And now Nancy Pelosi is saying, After she said, we are going for impeachment and all this, she said, well actually the contents of the call don't matter at all.
The contents of the call doesn't matter.
The substance of what was said on the phone doesn't matter at all.
What it's all really about is that Trump won't release the whistleblower complaint.
He's obstructing something else.
So yet again, to me, this is just like the same thing It's deja vu all over again with the Russia hoax.
You know, just like with Russia.
They found out Trump didn't commit any crimes as it pertained to Russia interference in the 2016 election.
You know, what did the Mueller report say?
The summary of the Mueller report and the whole Mueller report It said that they did not find any evidence to indict the president or to convict the president that he was colluding with the Russians to interfere and hurt Hillary Clinton in the presidential election in 2016.
Well, the Democrats said that doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter if he committed a crime because he obstructed the investigation.
And here it is again.
You know, well, maybe Trump didn't commit a crime on this call with the Ukrainian president.
Maybe there was nothing actually legally wrong there.
But just the fact that he would not release the official complaint is obstructing our investigation into a crime that he did not commit.
Does that make sense?
Does that make a lot of sense?
So that's what's going on.
That's the scandal.
That is what the Democrats are up to.
And like I said, where does it go from here?
Well, it's not a guarantee that there will be impeachments.
You know, it very well could be that Nancy Pelosi is throwing a bone to the progressives.
Because what's happening in the Democratic Party is, as we've been talking about for well over a year now, I think about 18 months, that there's a big fissure in the Democratic Party.
You've got Nancy Pelosi and more practical, establishment-minded politicians who understand that impeachment would be a disaster.
They know how the process works.
They know that it's a Republican-controlled Senate.
The Republican-controlled Senate would have to have a two-thirds majority vote to remove Trump from office.
That's not going to happen.
And it's not going to happen not only because it's Republicans, but because Trump is the most popular Republican president in history.
He's got a 94% approval rating in the Republican Party.
97% of Republicans oppose impeachment.
So that would never happen!
That this Senate would remove him from office.
What happens?
The House impeaches, it fails in the Senate, and all that they accomplish is they rally Trump supporters around him in 2020.
So Nancy Pelosi and all these other people, they know it'd be a political disaster.
I think a lot of these progressives, these fresh faces, AOC, these kinds of characters, I'm sure either they're naive, maybe they think that if they launch impeachment it'll rally Democrats to their side, you know, that these polling numbers will flip around and reverse themselves, but that has really been the fissure.
And so maybe the thought here is that Nancy Pelosi will throw a bone to the other side and sort of satiate some of these calls for impeachment by announcing support for an investigation.
And then maybe she'll pour cold water on this in a week or two or a month or whatever.
Whenever they finish the investigation, maybe they'll say, well, this just isn't a good idea for us.
I'm going to have to shut it down.
That could cause more problems than solve, but it's one explanation for it.
The other obvious explanation is that the Democrats are now on board for impeachment.
To me, excuse me, to me, it makes no sense, because like I said, the way that this would have to follow through, the way that the way that this would Commence in the next couple of months is that these articles of impeachment are drafted.
You know, an investigation happens, subpoenas are issued, you know, they figure out what's going on behind the scenes, and then they compile what charges they want to wage against the president.
There's a vote in the House of Representatives.
Now, even here, it's sort of deceptive.
In this article from The Hill, it says that two-thirds of the House of Representatives are in favor of some kind of impeachment action.
Well, two-thirds of the House has come out in favor of an inquiry into some of these allegations, and that's it.
Two-thirds of the House are interested in investigating what happened between the president and the Ukrainian president.
But if you look at the numbers, the Democrats are actually about 60 votes shy.
I've heard a lot of these commentators who are familiar with the matter say that even within the Democratic Party, they are shy a substantial amount of votes in order to even impeach him in the House of Representatives, where the Democrats have a majority.
Because a lot of Democrats are in red districts.
A lot of Democrats are in states that Trump won.
And they're facing re-election next year.
So a lot of these people, a lot of Democrats, if they're in Indiana, you know, or if they're in South Carolina, or if they're in Kansas, or Oklahoma, they're saying to themselves, well, gee, why would I back impeachment?
If you're in a red district, you know, a district that has a partisan lean in favor of Republicans, Or a district that Trump won in 2016 but you just won in 2018?
Probably not a good idea to rock the boat and say that you're in favor of removing a very popular president from office, at least from the conservative point of view, from the point of view of Republicans.
So you still have a substantial amount of votes that the Democrats do not have in order to even have impeachment in the House.
And then let's say they have impeachment.
Let's say they vote on whether or not to indict the president.
Well then, like I said, it goes to the Senate, and you would need a two-thirds majority.
That's not going to happen.
What would happen instead is you'd get another Kavanaugh situation.
Do the Democrats really think they gained from, you know, huge public spotlight, everybody watching, everybody's breaking down all the details, wall-to-wall coverage of, you know, some kind of hearing?
Every single time that this has happened, the Republicans have come out better, right?
Just look at the Kavanaugh hearing, look at the Mueller report, you know, the Mueller testimony that we saw I think it was last month or in July.
Every time the media is laser focused on something like this, it always turns out the same.
We find out that the media has been lying, the Democrats are politicizing something, and the Republicans have all the facts on their side.
In every case, this is what happens.
So do Democrats really want to do that?
Do they really want to take it to the Senate where all eyes will be there and the President will be able to articulate a vigorous defense of his administration and his accomplishments?
It would be a huge disaster.
Beyond that, we just have to look at the polling.
We just have to look at the polling for evidence of this.
From FiveThirtyEight, it says that a Monmouth University poll found that 35% of Americans think that Trump should be impeached and 59% say that he should not.
That is the most recent poll on impeachment.
It's from late August.
We're 60% of the country says no impeachment.
It's only 35 that say they're in favor.
And like I said, you break down the numbers further and it's even better.
For Republicans, 97% are against impeachment.
For independents, more than 60% are against impeachment.
And only for Democrats is impeachment in the majority.
And it's only 67% for what it's worth of Democrats that are in favor of impeachment.
So broadly speaking, the vast majority of the country is against impeachment.
This is not something that's going to play well for anybody.
Even if Democrats were to just impeach, this is not something that voters want.
This is not something they're enthusiastic about.
It's something that's going to turn them off going into the next election.
And moreover, all of that even aside, if this ever got to the Senate, if it even passed the House and ended up in the Senate for a trial, you know that Trump would be able to kill it, and Trump would come out a lot stronger.
There would be big enthusiasm on the Republican side.
He would rally to his defense in the 2020 election.
So I actually think impeachment might be the best thing to happen to this president at this point in time.
Some people are scared.
Some people are nervous.
The obvious, the first impulse, I would think, is to be concerned.
Because they're charging the president with a crime.
Normally, it's not a good idea to commit crimes when you're the president or to be accused of one.
But in this case, it's such a polarized atmosphere.
The climate is so intense that by the Democrats firing the first shot, it could damn them in the next election.
So I think it's good.
I'm excited about it.
And beyond that, you know, we just look at previous impeachments.
You know, Bill Clinton, who was impeached in, what, 1998?
His approval ratings actually went to the highest ever after impeachment was over.
I think after impeachment ended for Bill Clinton in 1999, his approval rating was at 75%.
75%.
You know, and it tapered off, I think it was at like late 60s by the time he got out of office.
But it could actually have solid potential.
Even Trump's regular approval ratings are 44, I think is the average, 44%.
So I think he'll be fine.
He's strong enough to handle it.
But it just goes to show that this is how we are, you know.
This is how it is in 2019.
They still have not let it go.
I continue to believe that all these different efforts, at the end of the day, are really just about delegitimizing the administration.
for what it's worth.
I think that the Russia hoax, I think that the popular vote stuff and tax returns, every step of the way when the Democrats oppose this president, I really do believe the end game, the agenda there, is to say that Trump is not a legitimate president.
Trump, you know, he didn't get elected the right way.
And if he did get elected, well, he didn't win the popular vote.
And if he did win the popular vote, or rather, if he won the electoral vote, well, he cheated to get it.
The Russians did it.
Well, even if the Russians didn't interfere, well, then Trump still obstructed the investigation.
And even if he didn't obstruct the investigation, well, He's a buffoon, he's stupid, and all this kind of stuff.
And what it's really about is to say that a populist, nationalist leader could never win in the United States.
Because the 2016 election, aside from being a big victory politically for Republicans, it was a collective rebuke of globalism and of the transnational global elite.
This said that Americans, 62 million Americans, are still not on board with mass immigration, free trade, big tech, foreign wars, all this stuff.
It was a massive repudiation because Donald Trump in any other time could not win an election.
You know, being sort of crass and vulgar and silly in the way that he was, in a normal time that would not play well, right?
You could have never won when things were going really good in the 1990s, right?
In other words.
Reality TV star, sort of coarse, brash, a bully, these kinds of things.
But you know in 2016, after getting bullied and beaten down and browbeaten by the media, Hollywood, all these institutions for a couple of decades, I think white people and people in general had enough of it.
And that's what the 2016 election said.
And the elites, I think in their mind, I think the grand strategy here is to save face.
It is to show people that everything is still under control.
Everything is still going according to plan.
People like this.
People like what we're shoving down their throats.
People like multiculturalism and mass immigration and free trade.
And if they didn't, well, they were just misinformed.
It was, you know, Russian propaganda or it was fake news.
You know, people forget that it was actually the liberal media that came up with the fake news slogan.
You know, Facebook came up with this policy after the election.
They said, well, the reason Donald Trump won is because of the proliferation of fake news stories from sources like Independent Journal Review or Breitbart or whatever.
And so they were going to implement a policy where people could flag news that was not true and Facebook would remove it.
They said it was fake news.
And then Trump used that in a press conference a few weeks later, and now it's his, right?
But that was the original slogan, right?
It came from the left.
And it was to say that, well, this is impossible.
People would never vote for this guy over us.
People would never vote for a repudiation of all these globalist, democratic, humanitarian values.
Well, he cheated.
He didn't win over the majority of the people, and the people that did vote for him, well, they were just misguided.
They were either evil, or they were just misinformed, you know?
They were helpless, they lacked agency, and they were manipulated and fooled using psychological information warfare.
But that's what it was about, and that's why at every step of the way, they have to use these different things to subvert the legitimacy of the administration, and say Hillary Clinton should have won, you know, or Trump is this blot on our history that we will simply erase, Once he's out of office.
But they can't do that.
The cat's out of the bag.
Populism is rising.
Whether it's right-wing or it's left-wing, it's on the rise.
Just look at even on the Democratic side.
Who are they going for?
Are they going for Joe Biden?
Are they going for Kamala Harris?
Are they going for Pete Buttigieg?
They're not going for candidates that are picked by the party.
They're not going for centrist, middle-of-the-road technocrats.
They're not going for people like Emmanuel Macron who are part of this global managerial system.
They're going for Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren.
They're going for people that are radical.
People that want to turn everything upside down.
People that are talking about the people.
And, you know, obviously it's fake on the left, like Elizabeth Warren.
Who do you think all of her policies are ultimately going to benefit?
I mean, a lot of them are going to benefit the transnational ruling class anyway.
We understand that, in the same way that some of Trump's policies did.
But at the end of the day, the rhetoric, where the political climate is at, is that it is an overall rejection of what has gone on for the past 30 years.
The New World Order, globalization, political, economic, social, everybody's against it.
And that's what this is all really about.
You know, that's what the impeachment is about.
That's what all of this is about.
I think they really don't care about who's in office and who wins.
It's really more about the narrative and this illusion of control, that they're still in charge.
But they're not.
So it's a bit of a white pill in that regard, and in that way it is a sign that the elites are afraid of what's going on.
But anyway, we're going to move on to our Super Chats running out of time here, so I'm going to take a look and we'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
Do you agree?
Do you agree that impeachment is going to be good for us?
Do you think it'll be bad?
Oh, this is the left at it again.
Presidential harassment!
I have to say, it's getting so annoying seeing this guy tweet presidential harassment.
Maybe it's one of those jokes that started out funny and then is not funny and then gets funny again.
But for me, at least, we're in this area where it just sucks.
Stop tweeting about presidential, excuse me, presidential harassment and witch hunt and all this.
Can't you just name them?
Can't you just go back to tweeting about nationalism in South Africa and bullies, 16-year-old girls, things like that, you know, this presidential harassment.
It comes across very corny, babyish, but anyway.
Let's see, MTM says, Islam is right about women.
Women, yeah, I agree.
Revolt traditionalist says I recently converted to Catholicism, one of the best decisions of my life.
It's good to be home.
Glory to God in Christ.
Yeah, very true.
Well, congratulations, bro.
Good to hear it.
Tom Death says, to my fellow Knickers, could you please include my grandma in your prayers tonight?
She has a surgery tomorrow and I'm worried.
Thank you.
Yeah, big guy.
We'll keep grandma in your prayers, or in our prayers.
Hope it all works out.
Hope everything's okay.
Will says, he eats a round pizza with square cuts.
Chicago people cannot Into pizza.
What does that mean?
Cannot into pizza?
Do you mean cannot cut pizza or something?
I don't know what you're getting at here.
Yeah, that's a Chicago thing.
We cut it in squares.
Got a problem with that, libtard?
I know in New York, you cut these big, floppy, ridiculous, wet slices.
You gotta fold it up like an idiot, like some retard.
But yeah, that's how we do it.
And it's actually genius because, you know, if you cut it into squares, you can eat the perfect amount.
You break it down in smaller pieces and then you don't overeat, you don't undereat.
You might want to try that over in New York, over in you-know-what York.
But yeah, that's why I'm burping so much.
That's why I'm kind of full and why I'm later than normal.
You know, normally I'm like a hair late.
I was a little bit later tonight because I went to this pizzeria.
And honestly, I should have went much earlier.
But I kind of procrastinated all day.
I woke up at 11, watched the speech.
You know, just kind of hanging around.
Took a shower, whatever.
And, you know, and then it was 5 o'clock.
And I was like, yeah, I still want to get that pizza, though.
You know, because it was a nice day out.
It was like 80 degrees.
It's going to be the last couple of weeks of summer, nice weather.
So I drove out and I was going to get a slice.
And I go, yeah, can I get a couple slices of cheese?
And she's like, oh, actually, we stopped serving the slices at 2 o'clock.
I'm like, brah.
I'm like, all right, well, how long is it going to take for you to cook a whole pizza?
She's like, 30 minutes.
I'm like, I really don't have that kind of time right now.
But I had my heart set on pizza.
So I said, you know what?
I'll just have a 12-inch cheese pizza, glass of Coke.
You know how it goes.
And she's like, okay.
So I ate that, kind of lost track of time.
And I got here a little late.
But, yeah.
Yeah, it was a good pizza.
The only problem is the ambiance.
I'm in the pizzeria and you got Mexicans who bring their like 10 kids and they never control them.
You know how it goes.
They're running around the restaurant screaming.
And that's our future.
That is our future.
You cannot go anywhere without hearing 100 Mexican kids out of control, screaming, carrying on.
And I'm not looking forward to it, frankly.
Because, you know, white people take care of their kids.
Say what you will.
Maybe it's overkill that you got helicopter moms putting their kids on leashes or whatever.
But you know what?
I prefer to have the kids on leashes than running all over the place and tripping and screaming and crying and all this.
You know?
And they always, you know, they always got like ten of them in tow.
You know, they're popping these guys out, popping out the ninos.
And they practically got a clown car full of them.
You know, they pull up in some big... You know, it's always a puzzle, too, how they afford these big cars, but they pull up in the Escalade, and they're on assistance, but they have an Escalade.
They pull up in a nice big SUV, and you see them piling out.
It's like 10 of them, and, you know, you see them coming to the restaurant.
It's like, oh brother, here we go, right?
Anyway, Theo says women born after 1993 can't cook.
All they know is McDonald's, charge they phone, twerk, be bisexual, eat hot chip, and lie.
I don't know if this is black women you're talking about, but yeah, I mean, that's true, I guess, for white women.
Dude, I don't think white women are so into McDonald's, though.
They're into, like, this yuppie kind of food, you know?
They're into, like, kale and vegan-type food and Hydro Flask.
I don't know if they're into McDonald's so much.
It's like Chipotle.
The white girl thing is Chipotle.
Chipotle, Chick-fil-A increasingly.
But yeah, true.
Charging the phone, twerking, being bisexual, hot chips, lying.
And again, they've always been lying.
But yeah, that's basically true.
Look, if my wife doesn't cook, she's not gonna be my wife, let me tell you that much.
Better learn to cook.
Well, good to hear, man.
That's what it's all about, right?
Well, good to hear, man.
That's what it's all about, right?
It's all about the Eucharist.
Yeah, maybe that's true in some ways.
Peter Foley says Nicholas J. Fuentes is calling for a complete and total shutdown of yammering bitches until we can figure out what the hell is going on.
Yeah, a bit of a stale meme.
I don't know if he really did anything with it.
He didn't even do anything fresh with it.
Well, he's calling for a total shutdown of X. Not even some kind of unique spin.
Nothing meta.
Just, you know, this.
I don't know, guy.
Maybe we want to try a little harder.
Rudolphs' comments on Yang hitting 8% in Emerson National Polls and 7% in California ahead of Harris?
Does he still have a real chance at sweeping the nomination?
At sweeping the nomination?
Do you know what sweeping means?
No, I don't think he even has a chance to win the nomination, let alone to sweep the nomination.
I don't think any of these guys do.
People, look, for what it's worth, people are very gullible about a lot of this stuff.
Most of it doesn't matter.
You know, it's these long-term trends that have to be analyzed.
We're not looking at who's growing or falling or one good poll or something.
We're talking about who is going to win primaries and caucuses.
That's it.
You have to win primaries and caucuses.
You don't win anything for getting in fifth place, for getting ahead of Kamala and getting 8% or 7% in California.
You win by getting a plurality of the votes or a majority.
And you win by getting a lot of primary and caucuses under your belt, you know, winning delegates, and then having enough delegates to clinch the nomination.
And it's also something where you have to be winning contests to attract money, to attract support, to get into debates.
And so to me, all of this is basically insufficient.
I mean, look, we're, what, four years into the race?
I think, what, Yang really took off in, like, May or June or something.
And all we can muster is, like, a couple of fifth-place polls?
I don't really see it.
You know, if he was supposed to be this transformative nominee like Trump was, an outsider, radically different, realigning the parties, well Trump got into the race and he was number one in the polls every month until the nomination contest ended.
From July until July of 2016.
So literally, he was in first place for a full year.
And I think there was one week where he wasn't.
There was like one week where Ben Carson overtook him in the polls.
Ben Carson hit 28% in December or November 2015, which I remember.
But every other poll, he was number one, and number one by far.
And he won every nominating contest, or most of them, with few exceptions.
Is that the story with Yang, or is Yang a long shot?
Who had, no, less of a long shot.
You know, so that's what I see in Yang.
Justin says, if you can pronounce my last name, I'll give you 10%.
No, I'm not gonna play your word game.
What is it?
Handfelt?
I don't know.
I don't care what your ridiculous Germanic name is.
Yamato says, who would Democrats more likely vote for?
A Republican Democrat or a Democrat Republican?
Republican Democrat?
What does that even mean?
Looter McChicken says, Hey Nick, I bet my dad could beat up your dad.
Sincerely doubt that.
Eggcraft Carrier says, I'm Peach.
Who is Peach Guy and what does he want with Trump?
Very funny.
James Russell says, Tulsi made it to the fourth debates.
I saw that.
Yeah, well, she's gonna make it now.
She's gonna clinch the nomination for sure.
I think this is her ticket.
You know, she didn't really win over audiences in the first three debates or the first two debates that she participated in, but I'm confident that this fourth one, she's gonna go from 2% and she's gonna go all the way.
She's gonna make it this time, I know.
Another wishful zoomer says, keep up the great work big guy.
It's always comfy getting to listen to your stream after a long day of classes.
Ah, well, thanks, bro.
I'm glad to hear that.
That sounds very comfy.
In a way, I envy the young people.
This show did not exist when I was a kid.
It's like Kanye West said, the greatest tragedy in his life is he'll never be able to see himself perform.
That's how I feel about myself.
That's how I feel about my show.
I will never get home from high school and turn on America First and watch America First every night while I'm doing my homework.
Why even live, right?
Why even live?
Nobody else was doing this when I was in high school.
Everybody was sleeping.
They were sleeping on all this.
So you're lucky.
Consider yourself lucky that you get to watch me.
No, but thanks, buddy.
Glad you like the show.
Justin says, Nick, oh no, I accidentally bombed Israel.
Oh no.
Really Good Comics says, the Fuenster listening to Shooter like a boss?
Kind of feel like dunking on some music gaywads tonight in Shatdow.
Let's see.
If you like Panic!
at the Disco, you have garbage music taste.
I don't... I don't listen to Panic!
at the Disco.
What songs do they have?
Panic!
at the Disco...
What is their song?
I think I've heard... They have a couple of famous songs, right?
But I don't... I'm not a big fan.
Like, I don't have them on my Spotify.
Anyway, yeah, it is good to dunk on some of these music plebs, you know, these classical music people or even some of the cringe like alternative indie type people.
Yeah, I listen to Shooter, so what?
You know, it's like that meme.
You really listen to Shooter?
Yes, I do.
I unironically blast it down the highway.
It's awesome.
I blast it when I'm driving on the Eisenhower.
And what's great about having a convertible and having an enhanced stereo system Is it so loud that people drive way past you or they stop, you know, because they don't want to be they don't want the noise pollution, right?
You know, I can't tell you how many times I've seen this.
I got shoot or cranked up.
It's like hurting my ears to listen to at this level, but it's so loud and I'll have people that pull up with the windows open and they speed away and I think mostly it's because they don't want to hear they don't want to hear the raucous Music but yeah, no, I I have my soundcloud playlist, you know, and uh, and I have a youtube playlist I think because some of the songs are not on soundcloud and vice versa I just found out today that his Beamer Boy song is a cover.
I never knew that.
that i thought that was an original song i thought beamer boy was written about the supreme gentleman i was very disappointed to find out that it wasn't that said the little peep version is very good you know i guess the original version i've been like i said on telegram i've been vibing to that for the past few days but uh yeah yeah like uh beamer boy death by cop mk ultra victim the the new ones about scott pilgrim anthony fantano It's good stuff.
The guy's talented.
Incel Punk, Incel Core.
It's the future.
I think everybody knows that.
Luke Riz says, Cringe $2 Super Chat vs. Chad $20 Super Chat.
Hopefully the superchats aren't garbage tonight.
Keep up the great work, Nick.
Well, thanks, buddy.
Yeah, another meme template format.
Yeah, I hope they're not bad tonight.
Nick would be like, the same meme template, the same format, over and over again.
Duh, virgin chad.
But I hope the superchats aren't garbage tonight.
Yeah, me too, bro.
Me too.
No, I'm kidding.
I'm kidding.
Thanks for the $20 super chat.
No, they are chat, but it is true.
And maybe it's not a joke.
It's true, though.
It is chat.
You give $20 versus $2.
You're a chat.
You're a chat if you give $20.
You're a virgin if you give $2.
And not in a cool way.
But thanks, buddy.
YouTube accounts says, Evening Nicholas, what's next after Miami?
What's next after Miami?
I don't know, bro.
I'm going to go home.
After Miami, I'm going to go home.
I'm going to take a nap.
I don't know, man.
We'll see what happens next.
Could be some big things on the horizon, though.
You know, I've been talking to the organizers of this event, and what's really white-pilling is, you know, this event, for what it's worth, has been kind of rough putting it together.
You know, we all know that Milo dropped out last minute, and we've been trying to put this thing together.
Like, three venues pulled out that we tried to have it at.
It's been so challenging to get that together.
So there's been some issues now everything's rock solid we've got everything figured out there's a venue we've got a contract like everything's locked and loaded it's gonna go off without a hitch this weekend but you know it's it's always tough trying to put these things together for obvious political reasons but I talked to the organizers and You know the real white pill is that this is proof of concept.
So some of the organizers said we might look at doing more events in 2020.
Maybe college speeches, maybe other meetups, things like that.
So we could really take it to the next level if all goes well.
So that's next.
James Russell says also 12 Democrats debating a suicide tear.
Yeah isn't that awesome?
Isn't that awesome how we went from 20 to 20?
It's funny because we went from 20 Like, two people dropped out, I think one person dropped out, then one person qualified, so it's 20 again.
And then we narrowed it down to 10.
Okay, that's better, but it's still a 10-man debate, and it's three hours.
And now it's 12!
Now the number's gone up again.
So, really looking forward to that.
That's great.
A really good comic says, an RGC 180 panic at the disco actually rules!
Oh, what opinion will he have next?
Says really good comics.
Oh, wow.
I didn't see that one coming.
I'll have to listen to this controversial band I'll have to see But thanks for that buddy.
Yeah, I don't know.
I don't really listen to panic at the disco So I don't I don't really know any of their songs, but but thanks for that You got to tell me when you're streaming next by the way Somebody said you streamed on D live and I missed it.
I got to check that out red pills is all die for Israel before I become a climate shill and I don't know.
I'm a little... I would probably be in favor of climate as opposed to Israel, but I guess to each their own.
Lemmy, does anyone notice how hard Nick is going off on Greta?
Come on, Nick.
The game is up.
What are you asking her out?
Oh, it's one of these things again, really?
She's 16, bro.
16 year old girls?
unidentified
Ew!
nick fuentes
16 year old girls?
That's gross!
What kind of sicko do you think I am?
What, do you think I'm some kind of warped, twisted mind?
That me, a 21 year old male, would be attracted to a 16 year old girl?
That's disgusting!
That's disgusting!
18 and up only, all right?
That's the only girls for me.
If she's not 18, barf.
You know, like, I see a 17-year-old girl.
I'm like, get her away from me.
Call me when you're 18, sweetheart.
I can't, I can't even look at you.
You're too ugly to me.
No, but, but for real, she's, what is she, like, retarded?
She could see she's retarded.
Now, being into retarded 16-year-old girls, that is unironically gross.
That is unironically, you know, being into any age retarded girl, I think is kind of, you know, probably, maybe something's going on there.
But yeah, she looks like she has fetal alcohol syndrome.
So yeah, I'm not really into the old fetal alcohol syndrome look.
I'm into more mothers-who-are-not-drinking-during-their-pregnancy sort of a physiognomy.
So it's gonna be a no for me, but...
But the point still stands.
Throb says, I also think Panic!
at the Disco is lame, whereas my favorite band is Third Eye Blind, which is very different and not at all gay or cringe.
Yeah, I don't listen to this.
This is all before my time, alright?
This is all 2000s stuff.
You know what I was listening to in the 2000s?
I was listening to Ludacris, Flo Rida, Chris Brown, Fergie, Alicia Keys, this kind of stuff.
All right, Kanye West to an extent, but not as much as now, obviously.
So, Dark Side of Reality says, here's two bucks for the Italian Stallion.
Oh, thank you.
Logan says, look up Greta Thunberg fetal alcohol syndrome.
Well, we just said that.
Prince of Conquest with a big super chat.
Thank you so much.
He says bra moment had dinner with folks and their black church friend Dad talked about a trip he had near Road, Texas 1488 and I chuckled they asked why so I recited the words without thinking and now I feel retarded Can I get an F?
Yeah big F in chat for this guy saying the meme number meme number meme What would you call that slogan?
I guess meme acronym.
unidentified
I Or meme word count.
nick fuentes
Yeah, that's not something you want to do, big guy.
Should have just said, oh, I don't know.
I don't know.
What do you even say in that situation?
You just can't do it, right?
You just can't, uh, can't even bring it up, right?
Then all of a sudden everybody's gonna get so weirded out.
What does 14 mean?
Oh, nothing, you know?
Just leave it at that for the future, right?
But big F. Johan says, that Trump tweet about Greta, lmao, he still has it.
By the way, as a sweet cook, I disown her.
Yeah, well that's really not good enough, because we gotta deal with her.
But I guess thank you for that concession, that consolation there.
But yeah, Trump does still got it.
He still is based in Red Pill in the ways that matter.
Elston says, the first thing I thought when I saw the impeachment news is that America First was going to be spicy tonight.
See you this weekend in Miami.
Yeah, yeah, pretty spicy show tonight, but yeah, see you this week.
Jake Moore says, I know you were griping about merch suggestions, but how about a bumper sticker?
I love this.
I know you hate when people do this, but I'm gonna do it.
Didn't see it in the shop.
I could put right next to my InfoWars one.
LOL.
I don't want to sell bumper stickers because if you put bumper stickers on your car, there's something wrong with you.
Okay?
Why are you putting stickers on your car?
What do you... What is the point?
You're gonna ruin your car?
Put a sticker on it?
I don't under... I don't get it.
I don't understand the appeal.
I'm gonna put a big sticker on it to tell everybody what I like to watch.
I don't need to tell everyone, but I like to watch.
I like this show.
I think bumper stickers are, generally speaking, dumb.
And you're dumb if you get them.
So no, I will not sell a bumper sticker.
Count Blas says we should try to red pill Greta, get some based zoomers to infiltrate and explain how bringing in millions of third worlders to live first world lifestyles might be affecting the climate.
See where it goes from there.
Wow, great idea.
Yeah, we can talk reason to a femoid UN MKUltra plant.
Yeah, we just got to talk to her, bro.
We just got to persuade her with arguments.
Cogent, logical arguments.
Why didn't I think of that?
We just got to convince her.
Obviously.
Anyway, Q17 says, what's with all these women and their speech impediments?
unidentified
Impetiments, he said with a T. Impetiments.
nick fuentes
Greta grunting her way to the top of the UN yesterday.
Pelosi spitting all over herself today.
Women used to symbolize beauty.
All the best, King.
I don't know, they're just not cut out for this kind of talking, you know?
They're cut out for things like dinner is ready and can I borrow, can I borrow a cup of sugar?
You know, things like that.
and uh you know i don't know they're they're not really they are not really built for these long-winded you know highfalutin political conversations it's not in their nature Let's see, Albardo says, how's multiracialism in heaven?
Ethnostates there.
It's probably, well, I don't think race exists up there.
I think it's everybody's soul, right?
Prince of Zamundis is worried about my friend.
He's BNR, but he exalts the virtues of Catboy's kale and sourdough bread.
A bit sus on the trap question, too.
Any advice?
I don't know.
Sounds like a genius to me.
Sounds like a genius who has all the right takes.
But, you know, maybe you're just dumb.
Have you ever thought of that?
Maybe you're more blue pill than you thought.
Crusader says I finally found a job after getting laid off and dumped.
It pays much better than the last one.
As soon as the femoid leaves my life, it immediately gets better.
Have some leaf bucks on me, big guy.
Well, thanks, buddy.
Yeah, funny how that works, huh?
No more nagging GF.
You get a promotion, your hair grows back, you know, your skin looks better, you grow an inch taller.
Everything's going good.
You receive a letter.
You receive a... You receive flowers from a secret admirer.
Suddenly everything's looking up.
Funny how that works.
Looks like we had a big drop.
What the hell just happened?
We just lost like 700 viewers in like one second?
In 30 seconds?
I don't know what that's all about.
I don't know if that's a tech issue or something.
Anyway.
Uh, let's see.
Citizen says, so black pill they only focus on sharing the gospel.
Wow, that's very red pill.
Shredder says, I love cheese.
What's your favorite kind of cheese?
I don't know, dude.
Cheddar?
Goat cheese?
I don't know.
Nova says, I was watching Malcolm in the Middle and Reese rants and calls all women superficial hoes.
Basically, Malcolm goes, what about mom?
What?
Reese, we're not talking about moms, we're talking about women.
Exactly.
Oh, Malcolm says, what about mom?
Reese says, we're not talking about moms, we're talking about women.
Exactly.
Yeah, that's exactly the point.
That's what I say to my mom.
My mom's like, you know what?
That's not a very nice voice to do.
But she says, the way you talk about women is offensive to me.
unidentified
She says, as a woman, that offends me.
nick fuentes
And it's like, Ma, I'm not talking about you, alright?
Everybody knows what I'm talking about.
You can't get offended because everybody knows what I'm talking about.
We're talking about people that get naked and march down the street and, like, write things on themselves and, like, are in favor of abortion.
That's what we're talking about.
We're not talking about mothers.
People that stay at home and, you know, do all that.
But you know, it's like, gee, maybe if women have an overly emotional reaction to things like this, it's like, well, it's a good thing they're in charge of political things.
Good thing that they have political enfranchisement.
In that case, we are talking about all women.
Undisputed interest says, how to get rid of peepee poopoo stain on crisp slacks.
unidentified
Oh, wow.
nick fuentes
You got them both in one.
Good job.
Mark Smith says, I want to see anus 12 brutalized traps.
Okay, that's gonna be a yikes for me, Chief.
Punished Californian with a big super chat.
Thank you!
He says, just wanted to say, stay up big guy.
I know the black pills have been rough.
Can you believe the military is being briefed on the Joker movie?
Feels like a false flag is on the horizon.
Possibly something after the Ukrainian transcript drops.
Yeah, maybe.
I don't know.
We'll see what happens.
I don't know.
I mean, maybe there's a false flag, maybe not.
Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.
You know how it goes, but what can you do about it, right?
Chip Wilson says, what are your takes on Tucker 2024?
I don't know.
I honestly think he's better off being the host of television as opposed to being a politician.
The thing is, people are just so... I don't know what it is.
But they're like children.
Tucker based?
Tucker based?
He should run for president!
Everybody, everybody that we like on the issue should be the president.
Do we see maybe the problem with that mindset, right?
Tucker, maybe he's better off being on Fox News.
Maybe it's better off if he is redefining conservatism on television and he's holding down the fort on Fox as the number one cable news host in the world.
And maybe somebody else can be the president.
A politician, somebody who's competent, somebody who can pass laws, somebody that knows how Washington D.C.
works.
You know, so everybody has a baby mind.
Everybody goes baby mode.
Tucker Carlson!
I like him!
He should be president!
Ann Coulter should be president!
Ann Coulter's a fucking girl, okay?
And Tucker Carlson, I love the guy.
Maybe he'd be a good president.
Maybe he would be.
But I think he's good where he is.
And you know, who's to say that he'd be a totally competent president?
Did people not learn?
Are people really have that short of a memory that it's like Trump had no experience, was not a politician, came in from the outside, and was woefully unprepared to execute his agenda?
Well let's vote for Tucker Carlson then in 2024.
He'll be better.
It's like just what are you thinking?
What are you thinking?
So I don't know maybe it'd be a good idea.
Well I will cross that bridge when we get there I guess.
We'll have to see what the lineup looks like in 2024.
We'll have to see who gets elected in 2020 first but uh you know that thinking I think you have to uh Maybe examine that a little bit.
Saffron says, hi Nick, what's the biggest blackpillow of 2019?
I don't know, dude.
What is it?
What kind of question is that?
Maybe New Zealand.
CG says, did you see the article about lollisocks on DailyWire?
Oh, it's not on DailyWire, it's on, oh it's, oh I'm sorry, it's, that's on the other DailyWire site.
No, I did not!
Let me look that up right now.
Daily, DailyWire.com, autocomplete.
Let me see.
Oh yeah, there it is.
Wow, right on, dude.
Good for him.
See, I told you.
I think maybe he found out.
I think maybe Ben Shapiro of dailywire.com found out about this guy because of me.
I think that might be the case, maybe.
I like to think that because you know I I think I sort of opened some doors for this guy but but yeah very cool very based right on my man good to see I told you I told you people said why are you propping this guy up he's he wears anime costumes and he's got anime posters on his wall and he's kind of degenerate but I told you the guys knows all the relevant facts you wouldn't end up on dailywire.name
The name of the website is dailywire.com if you weren't being ours, so I think that's cool See I just read that big waters is keep up the good work Nick.
Thanks Cameron says dance monkey JK.
Love you.
Keep it up.
Thanks Anonymous chance is hey Nick.
I really enjoy your show number one cat boy themed anime America first By the way, don't let the PayPal situation get you down.
Keep fighting the good fight.
Hang in there big guy and Oh, thanks.
You know what?
It did get me down because uh, I mean that was a big deal that that got shut down from a financial point of view.
Oh, but I shouldn't let that get me down?
Oh, thanks.
Yeah, you're right.
You know what?
My day is... I feel much better about it now.
I feel great about it.
Nah, I joke.
It's all gonna be fixed in like a week.
It's just a big...
kind of an annoyance because you spend a year building up that PayPal and that's so I can do this full-time and then it gets zapped in one day and you know kind of like a good percentage you know takes away 40% 30% of your money oh that's that's good to see it for no reason but we knew that was gonna happen that's why I wasn't totally blackpilled about it right out of the gate because it's like I think everybody knew that was gonna happen eventually so
PBS says my girlfriend is a 17 year old Nordic girl and she wants me to get her pregnant, yet we're not married.
Is this degeneracy or furthering my people?
It's degeneracy, bro.
If you don't have a ring on it, nothing is certain, you know?
What do you think is gonna happen?
You give her a baby, what if she runs off?
What if she, I mean, I don't know.
There's a lot of different things.
Beyond that, it's a sin.
Do you want to go to hell?
Furthering your race.
Well, that's gonna mean a lot when you're in hell forever.
People forget that our time here is like this.
Think about infinity.
Think about forever.
And then think about 80 years.
80 years is if you get the most out of it, you know, on average.
Infinity, and then think about 80 years.
Think about eternity in 80 years.
Think about 80 years and a thousand years.
Think about a million years.
10 million years.
Okay?
And people get so caught up.
It's life or death.
Our race.
Our people.
And I get it.
It's important.
But what's really important is your soul.
So, well, it's kind of degenerate, but I don't know.
Am I furthering my race?
Yeah, I mean, yeah, it is furthering your race.
But what is that gonna matter if you're in hell forever, right?
I mean, that's not really gonna matter.
So, get married.
I don't know, those 17 and 19.
I don't know, bro.
17-year-old girl?
I mean, look.
17-year-old, first of all, gross, okay?
If that's not the legal age of consent where you are, ew.
Number one, have to say that right out of the gate.
But number two, it's like, you say you're 19, she's 17.
Are these people people that are going to make good decisions, long-term decisions in this society?
Maybe that worked 150 years ago.
Does that work now?
I don't know.
You know, I'm gonna wait.
I'm gonna wait until I'm a little older, until I'm a little more mature.
Maybe I have a better footing financially in other aspects.
Sound state of mind, brain is developed.
I don't know teenagers in a relationship like that I don't know.
So I would I would say uh you know if you're gonna have kids I would put a ring on it but you know even that I would say maybe you should examine examine if that's going to be a good decision.
It might be you know I'm not trying to speak in in total terms not not one rule applies to everybody but generally speaking I don't know we'll see.
Addison says do you know we love your rants At $2 Super Chats.
Yeah, I do.
Unforgivable says, Nick, you should do a femoid-friendly episode that would draw in more women to our beliefs and contribute to the movement.
PSYCH!
Okay, thank God he said PSYCH.
I was about to lose my mind.
I was about to go off on that, so it's a good thing you said psych, yeah.
I love when people say shit like that.
You should get more women to watch your show!
Women should not watch my show, generally speaking.
Generally speaking?
You know, maybe there's 4% of my audience is women, and they are the exception of the rule, clearly.
But this is not a show that I'm trying to tailor to women.
It's a show that most women would find uninteresting.
Women are not interested in politics.
Women are interested in knitting, okay?
They're interested in knitting and recipes and they're interested in, you know, silly bands and shoes and concerts and, you know, dogs and things like that.
They're not interested in parliamentary procedure in the Senate, you know, and impeachment and foreign wars and, you know, did the drone fly over the Persian Gulf or did it violate Iranian airspace?
They don't care about that stuff.
you know and it's not for them they got enough they have enough stuff they want to watch a girl-friendly stream you know they can watch whatever e-girl whatever e-thought show while they're braiding their hair whatever but uh yeah so i'm glad you said psych walter says varg's ideology starve the beast by reducing your need for money having many children homeschooling them with our ideals forming tightly knit communities at the tribal level Uh, yeah, I mean that's a very, very dumb idea.
That's a really smart idea if you're a stupid idiot.
Because here's the thing, starving the beast.
Starving them of what exactly?
How many people are in this country?
330 million?
How many people are on this planet?
7 billion?
And you think the 1,000 people, you know, the 2,000 people that are watching the stream regularly, if they buy marginally less consumer products, that's gonna have any meaningful effect?
You're really starving the beast.
The beast is starving!
The global international system is saying, please!
Alright, we apologize.
We'll put TRS back on PayPal.
We'll put the public space back on PayPal.
You know, all this kind of stuff.
Jared Taylor can have his Twitter account back.
unidentified
Just please, buy more things from Amazon!
nick fuentes
I think they're doing fine.
I think Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook, I think they're doing fine.
And then he'll do fine without us.
That's clear.
They're annihilating us!
You think that would really hurt them if they were going out of their way to say, stop buying from us?
And anyway, I don't think there's any real likelihood that these tight-knit communities are going to be the ones that save the day.
What's going to happen is, sure, you can have your tight-knit community.
I mean, all these things are generally good.
Have lots of kids.
Watch what you buy.
Live within your means.
Don't buy superfluous things.
What's the other one?
Forming a tightly-knit community.
All that should go without saying.
But that is one approach among many approaches, among many things that has to take place.
You know, if all else fails, maybe these communities will be the last defense, you know, or the survivor.
But, we understand that what is happening is totalitarian.
Like in China.
In China, are you permitted to just do your own thing?
In the Republic of China, are you able to just go against the government?
And you just go hang out somewhere else.
You know, in the woods or something and you just don't buy stuff?
How does that work out?
We oppose the system, but we're just gonna go over here.
But what's really tightly knit, what happens to communities like that in China?
They get burned to the ground.
They send people over there and they wipe them off the map.
You know?
People get arrested, they get assassinated, they get shot.
You think it's gonna be any different here?
You think things, the way they're going, they're gonna leave you alone?
Yeah, we just pack up our shit and go somewhere else.
You know, in the United States of America.
Where you've got the surveillance state, everything's on camera, they've got satellites everywhere, drones, everything.
You still have to pay your taxes.
Yeah, they're just gonna leave you alone.
They're going to allow this to happen.
Have we learned nothing from Waco, Ruby Ridge, all these different stories?
Yeah, they'll permit us to form these self-sufficient, anti-government, red-pilled communities.
Just gotta do that and we'll be fine.
We just gotta get in a concentrated area where, I don't know, like a drone could knock us out all at once.
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That's not to say don't do this stuff.
That's not to say that maybe that's a backup plan.
But it is to say that we are not going to get anywhere unless we try to reform the system.
This is a cope for people that don't want to deal with reality.
They don't want to deal with the reality of our lives and of politics, which is that it's all about power.
And we have to wield it.
You know, this to me is an extension, this is the logical conclusion of conservatism.
A totally defeatist ideology that does nothing but lose.
You know, conservatives, and that's what defines conservatism, is standing athwart history and yelling stop.
Well, you know what happens when you stand athwart history?
It's like standing athwart a train.
You get crushed, you get run over, and it's cut into a hundred pieces.
You know, that's why we've lost everything for 100 years.
Because conservatives go back to what happened 15 years before, and they say, no, no, no, we're trying to arrest and retard this change.
And this is the logical conclusion.
Well, if we can't stop this change, we'll just go and conserve our way of life over there.
What do you think's gonna happen?
The left continues to gain and consolidate power, and they will wipe out anybody who opposes them.
And that's exactly what'll happen.
That's why we have to fight for the cities.
We have to fight for the power and commercial and population centers.
We have to fight for control of the government.
We have to fight for power.
It's what it comes down to.
And, you know, maybe forming communities in the long term is a part of that strategy, right?
You know, maybe if there's a breakdown of order and the government becomes, you know, has less efficacy and loses their ability to administer the country, parallel structures will rise up.
I'm not saying that it's totally wrong, but to rely on that totally is foolish and naive.
That's all I'm saying.
So, you know, this star of the beast thing, not going to cut it.
You know, they're leaving you alone now, but how long is that going to last?
How about Kamala Harris?
She says she's gonna seize guns from white nationalists.
You think Owen Benjamin's not on the list?
You think they don't know where his little compound is?
It doesn't matter if he doesn't buy food from the grocery store.
They know where he is and they know he's got firearms or whatever.
How did we just lose?
In like 30 seconds again, we just lost like 400 viewers.
I don't know if there's some glitch.
You know, usually it's like we gradually curve.
Now it's just like boop, boop.
I don't know, I guess there must be some kind of a technical problem happening.
Anyway, let's see.
Boom says, rich people, small hats.
Hmm, really makes you think.
Yeah.
Kryptos has got back from Japan.
Wow, homogeneous, clean, orderly, women acted feminine and homos were shunned.
Best of all, no Democrats.
Must be nice to be Japanese.
Yeah, yeah, that's what we could have had here, but thanks, boomers.
Oh, by the way, it's not homogenous, it's homogeneous.
They're different.
Forest Shades of 1776 still hasn't responded to my email, and I still haven't heard back from you.
Has anyone here actually received their ticket, or is it just me?
You're gonna get your information, alright?
Relax, big guy.
We're trying to put it all together, okay?
Autistic Ohio's cringetards say Thunberg's manic demeanor is probably the result of propaganda.
Chad Nix says it's probably the result of her period.
LMAO, go off, King.
It's true, she's an adolescent, you know?
We know women aren't in control.
RGL says, is the white race doomed if the last two white people surviving were Greta and David Hogg?
By the way, keep up the great work, big guy!
Uh, yeah, we would be doomed, but thanks.
King Maz says, I wish Hillary won 2016.
She would have messed up the world so bad that femoids would be ousted from politics everywhere.
Then Donald wins 2020, takes their vote away, and fixes everything.
That's pretty dumb dude.
She would have started a war with Russia United Europa says what's going on for Miami up until today?
There was no venue 12 to 2 meet greet and then main event at 6 booked my flight, but not an Airbnb yet Yeah, so like I said, I said this earlier this week our venue got canceled from us For obvious reasons.
We had another venue they cancelled for political reasons.
We had another venue they cancelled for political reasons.
Finally, we got a hotel and they have a contract with them.
So, you can't break the contract.
So, we do have a venue now.
So, everything's going to go fine.
Just trust me on this.
If you're going to be a baby about it then, I don't know, save your money then.
Yamato goddess, you know you can we can watch the video of it if you're gonna be a big baby, but everything's tight now Yamato says lefty say racism is about power more than prejudice if that's true Then that technically means you can't be racist to Jews.
This is groundbreaking.
I've never heard this before Ignatius says that I say Americanism will be our credo.
I meant legal immigrants will make us burritos Funny because it rhymes EBE says I would give six million dollars, but that's impossible That's funny.
KK says, have you ever looked into the genealogy of famous people?
All of them seem to be closely related to each other.
Many musicians of the 60s were sons of military intelligence.
C. McGowan's book really makes you think.
Yeah, it's no secret that the CIA was funding a lot of these guys and maybe even writing their songs.
And we know that all the powerful people are related.
This is like Club of 300 type stuff and Council of 13, whatever.
So yeah, there's some truth to that.
BJC says Jerry Taylor has sometimes floated the idea of an official white ethnostate in America.
Would such a thing be feasible or effective for securing a future?
Thanks for the show tonight.
God bless.
I don't really talk about this.
I think any kind of talk like that is premature and I'm not in favor of it at the moment.
Yamato says when you realize Argentina and Uruguay are whiter than the US and Canada right now.
I don't think that's technically true, but whatever.
Punish Berserker says I woke up before noon today.
Pressing X to doubt on that one, big guy.
Jacob says money.
Yeah, thanks.
Puppet pal says that Chad fears the Virgin.
Oh, good.
I'm probably going to see it opening night.
I'm not a baby.
By the way, did you see that Spanish court says Franco's body can be exhumed?
I did not see that.
Not a baby.
Inner City Democrats says Trump is a Russian puppet, but for some reason conspiring with Ukraine.
LMFAO.
By the way, did you see that Spanish court says Franco's body can be exhumed?
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I did not see that.
But yeah, that's pretty funny.
Oraround says don't get caught lying.
Yeah, that's a comforting thought.
At least when they do, you know, clockwork orange brainwashing.
when we all go see Joker movie, we're just going to get tackled and dragged away by special ops forces, never to be seen again.
Hopefully that's at least the movie that the MKUltra brainwashed us with.
Yeah, that's a comforting thought, at least when they do, you know, Clockwork Orange brainwashing, we'll get to see Joker then, right?
Fix says, I think events like this will finally propel the GOP into the anti-fragile party.
The word impeachment doesn't seem to carry the same weight anymore.
Yeah, if it wasn't already.
Maybe that's the confirmation that this is the case, right?
But... Well, yeah, I mean at this point people just defend the president no matter what, which is a good place to be in.
Yeah, it's gonna be dangerous.
It's gonna be like the OK Corral.
Nah, I think that's really dumb.
be dangerous it's gonna be like the okay corral anonymous says hey nick how do you maximize your okay great zach funks is what do you want to bet that disney is behind all the joker shooting propaganda to drive down the opening weekend numbers no i think that's really dumb atee says will you make a bb shirt if he gets arrested yeah i'm gonna make a free bb shirt for sure maga zog says going broke combating climate change is suicidal
we should be throwing a hundred trillion dollars and colonizing another planet for white people only.
Yeah, that wouldn't be the waste of money, for sure.
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CHEESE?
Okay, I don't know what that is.
WALTER SAYS WITH AUGUSTUS AND VICTUS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT, WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON HIS NINE PRINCIPLES STATEMENT?
I don't really want to talk about him in a serious way because he's a ridiculous idiot.
What do you think about Augustus Invictus' nine principles?
Are the nine principles pertaining to pagan blood sacrifice, drinking goat's blood, affecting a fake mid-Atlantic accent, being a LARPer?
Are those the nine principles?
Principle number one, faking an accent.
Principle number two, being a LARPer.
Renaming yourself Augustus Invictus.
Principle number three, drinking goat's blood.
Principle number four, being retarded.
Principle number five, being a faggot.
Principle number six, being a gay faggot.
Principle number seven, not being elected.
You know what I mean?
Like, oh yeah, the nine principles of Augustus Invictus.
Yeah, for sure.
Anon says, that Vibe Check vid you retweeted ruined my day.
Which one?
I think I know what you're talking about.
It's like, uh, who was it?
Was it Nuke that tweeted that?
Or was it, uh, Let me see.
Allergy check?
Let me see.
It's uh... Groipomancer.
Yeah, that's a good one.
Good content.
Anon says... I read that.
Nathaniel says, shout out to Lillian McMillan on TikTok, a based Aryan 13 year old and fan of the show.
I truly believe TikTok is a key battleground for redpilling zoomers.
Really?
I didn't know there were fans of America First on TikTok, with a couple of exceptions, but I'll have to check that account out.
I'm glad you said it.
I've been going around on TikTok, and I go to some of the bigger TikTok channels, and I leave a comment.
There's some variation about the USS Liberty.
That's what I've been doing.
Like, I went on one TikTok, and it was like, when girls, like, do this, when girls do this cute thing, and I commented, when she remembers the USS Liberty, and there was an emoji that was like, ah.
And an emoji that was like, heart eyes.
And I did that on a bunch of them.
And all the creators liked the... I mean, a lot of people liked the comments.
I think I'm making a difference.
Anon says, point of parliamentary inquiry despite making up... It's JU.
Okay, I don't know what that means.
Magic says, F's in chat for DSA.
Mike Painovich, gone too soon.
I don't know if we're gonna do F's for that.
Lucius says, check out H.W.
Brand's book on Andrew Jackson.
It'll change your life.
Yeah?
Well, I have.
I will surely check this out if it'll change my life.
Alan says, is it me or does Greta Thunberg look like Jack Posobiec with blonde pigtail?
Excuse me.
Kind of funny though.
That's basically true.
Walter says, does Nick avow the nine principles?
I don't know what the nine principles are.
Uh, Kachi says, hey, Nick, I've decided that I'm going to do the RCIA, and I just want to thank you, bro.
God bless.
Hey, well, congrats, man.
Good to hear it.
Uh, Leibshin says, hello, fellow Nickers.
ER, if Trump impeached, I shall become president.
I'll fix everything in a few easy steps.
Oh, wow.
Sounds good, dude.
Leon says, follow Lee Stranahan for all things Ukraine.
Yeah, maybe.
This Greek guy says, what's with all these weeb superchats?
Go back to Japan, losers.
Weebs should be killed off.
Yo, disavow.
I respect weebs, alright?
This is a weeb-friendly show.
Some Greek come in here talking about weebs.
I think Japan's kind of more based in Greece at the moment, don't you think?
JS says black pill just found out via DNA test that I am 1 quarter Jewish always thought I was a proud half Italian half Irish Catholic Chad guess I'm a kosher mcwop here's some reparations to ease my Jewish guilt well thanks buddy thanks for the big super chat tough to hear I feared that a little bit when I got mine back I was like I hope there's not any you know bad DNA there is something but nope turned out I'm a hundred percent Aryan which is great to hear
Bethicus says I get 90% of my news from you now.
She it!
Hey, well, thanks.
Good to hear it.
Night of Mirrors says my hometown has been designated a migrant location zone.
Breaking up a conservative district.
Past optics precludes me from politics.
Thunberg cried about stolen futures.
This is a true stolen future.
Yeah, that's very true, but sorry to hear that, bro.
It's happening everywhere, you know, if that makes you feel any better.
If that makes you feel any better, there's no escape, so...
I guess that maybe that might give you some comfort.
Let's see.
Danger says, hey Nick, did you see the Chris Wallace interview of the Iranian president?
He calls out the Zionist lobby and the false flags in Syria and Saudi Arabia.
No, I did not see that, but I mean they've been doing that forever, so... Jack says, have you seen what happened to... Have you seen?
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Did you see this?
Did you see that?
Have you seen what happened to overnight repo rates?
They spiked and then the Fed basically did QE again to get them back down.
And the Fed when?
I did not see that.
Conlin says, Nick there was a problem with the merch I received.
Could you look at your email?
Yeah, I'll get to that.
I don't handle the merch email.
Somebody else does.
So I will speak to that person.
OpForce says, mustache looks nice, but zoom remote is a better fit.
Yeah, big agree.
Dan Crenshaw says, first overnight mouth guard... America first overnight mouth guards in the merch store.
Yeah, okay.
Chris says John Doyboy Doyle broke 100,000 subs.
Epic!
Yeah, very epic.
I like that guy.
Kind of cringed on some topics, but I think he's our guy.
Kawa says, Nick, I read a story about a 17-year-old kid who stole a plane, crashed it, and survived.
Why don't we make the whole plane out of that kid?
Yeah, that's a good idea.
Make the whole plane out of the survivor of the plane crash.
Not a bad idea.
It's like survivor bias, right?
Survivorship bias?
James Goodhue says, what did you think when Adriana got whacked?
I couldn't stop laughing when Chris started choking her.
Well, hey, don't spoil it for everybody that's not there yet.
I saw that part, but don't spoil it for the people that haven't.
I thought it was kind of funny.
I thought it was pretty hilarious.
I, I, because I didn't think it was coming, you know, when he said, oh, Chris tried to commit suicide.
I was like, well, no, but then when I saw they were going to the woods, I was like, okay, this is epic.
Had it coming.
The problem is she was hot, you know.
To me, it was a little part of me was like, you know, she was the hottest one in the show.
But, you know, she had what was coming, right?
Great Vine says, the north is always best.
Okay, we Antarcticans and our Clefano super soldiers would like a word with you.
That's funny.
That's a good joke.
Liquid Oxygen with the big super chat.
Thank you so much.
Says, how many of the Great Lakes have you been to, Nick?
A random question.
I know.
My hometown being between two has made me passionate about them.
I know you're proud of Chicago.
Wondering if that pride extends to the waterways that made your city great.
Yeah, I don't know.
I think I've been to Lake Michigan.
I've been to, um, Lake Erie.
I think that's it though.
I've only been to Michigan and Lake Erie.
I don't really have pride in, um, the five Great Lakes.
I have, I mean, I like Lake Michigan.
That's the one I have pride in.
That's the one I grew up around, you know, in Chicago.
And we used to vacation in Michigan on the lake or in Wisconsin on the lake.
In Chicago, we've got the beach on Lake Michigan, but can't say that I'm passionate about the five Great Lakes.
I've only been to Lake Michigan and Lake Erie, and didn't have a great experience in Lake Erie.
It was kind of weird.
But yeah, Lake Michigan, pretty cool, though.
Woodcock says, Steve Franson just released a new novel, and it's really good so far.
It's called Fire in the Pines.
Check it out.
Also, his telegram is lit!
Yeah, I agree.
His telegram's pretty solid, and I'll have to check out the book as well.
I'm not a big fiction guy, but maybe I'll take a look.
Dan the Oracle says, hi NickJedXer here.
I am 46 years old with no children, but I'm helping out the movement with fashy videos.
Am I still part of the movement and down with the zoomers?
Kekoroni.
Frog emoji, milk emoji, okay sign emoji.
I don't know, dude.
46 is kind of pushing it, don't you think?
Yeah, I don't know, bro.
I mean, making fashy videos.
We've kind of been there, done that.
I don't know if you're being ironic, but...
Maybe you gotta spend, maybe you gotta lurk a little bit more.
Maybe lurk a little bit more, become, you know, a little bit more B&R or something.
But yeah, I mean, hey, I guess it's never too late to start, right?
I mean, I guess.
That's what the boomers tell me.
It's never too late.
But yeah, sure, that's good.
Top snacks is your take on new wave hit sensation, The Cars.
I like The Cars, actually.
I'm a fan.
Well, I don't know.
Calver says, I quit my wage cage gig.
Goodbye, waking up at sunrise.
Hello, waking up at just in time for America first.
Yeah.
Well, I don't know.
I mean, that's probably not the best part of being in need, but it does feel better than waking up in the morning.
I hate waking up in the morning, so... Nice, you gained your freedom.
Yamatos' cringe helicopter memes aside, what do you think of Pinochet?
I don't know, I guess he's based.
Based authoritarian, right-wing, pretty cool, killed communists.
I mean, I don't like the whole commie thing today, because it's out of style, but, you know, at that time it was based.
Willys' super chatters are like battered wives, yeah.
Wow, such a fresh take.
tell them about poverty right as if they aren't a restriction on freedom what made america good was order and the immigration policies wow such a fresh take thank you on it goes his thoughts on There's a lot in Chicago.
Assyrians are based.
I had a great friend who was Assyrian in college.
He wasn't, he was kind of based but also kind of blue pilled.
He was like a classical liberal and he recommended me this book about Bitcoin and it was the worst book I ever read in my whole life.
It was called the Bitcoin Manifesto and I sort of like got into the impression that it was going to be cringe when he used she as like a neutral pronoun.
you know like when you're describing something you say like you know one does something you know like if you're describing a process you might say uh you know well somebody goes to the bank and you know if you're going to the bank the teller blah blah blah and he gives you your money you know he is like a neutral pronoun is in place for like one does something you know as an example he might do this right Well, in this book, he says she.
The author says she.
So instead of using he as a neutral pronoun, he varies between the two.
And every time I saw that, I was like, what?
What am I reading?
Every time, it was like electrocuting me.
Because he would go between them.
He, she.
You know, if somebody were to start a Bitcoin account, she would go to this website, and I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa!
What is a she?
What is a she?
This is supposed to be a neutral interaction.
I'm thinking about a femoid, really?
And I knew it was going to be cringe, and then the whole book was just about Austrian economics.
I didn't even finish it.
It was like 12 chapters of, here's why the free market is good for everything.
Here's how the free market solves everything, and the free market, and the free market and money, and blah, blah, blah.
And I'm like, you know what, I'm gonna put a bullet in my head if I have to finish this book.
280 pages of this shit.
I already know all this.
So I stopped reading it.
But anyway, so he was based enough, but he turned me on to some cringe, classical liberal stuff.
It really turned me off, but he's a good dude.
So yeah, Syrians are cool.
Really good comics.
Says, lol, just kidding about Panic at the Disco, by the way.
It actually sucks.
Couldn't think of a band off the top of my head.
And I'll let you know next time I'm streaming for sure.
Okay, well, so we're back to Panic at the Disco sucks again.
All right.
Well, I'll take your word for it.
You've got good taste, I'm sure.
And yeah, do let me know about the stream.
I will want to watch it.
Inner-city Democrats as Trudeau's barely slipped in the polls.
Why are right-wingers too stupid to realize left-wing outrage is completely insincere and to stop being such pussies?
Only whites panic about hypocrisy.
Yeah, very true.
And that's, you know, that's what Trump figured out.
Trump figured this out and that's why he's the president.
Has a decent approval rating in spite of everything that should have, you know, ruined his career.
Kono says, yo bro, what do you think of white skanks who bang black dudes?
Yay or nay?
Are they going to have and love the show?
Bro, love from Greece.
I don't know what kind of question this is.
Shamus says, thank God Trump is going to fight for the conservative right to get AIDS around the world.
He looked like he had a gun to his head today at the UN.
Yeah, he didn't seem happy about it.
Nate says, maybe the Jews have been going for the fetal alcohol syndrome aesthetic this whole time.
Yeah, that's good.
I don't know this username.
Says, what's with these screwed up women like Greta?
I don't know, dude.
She has autism.
Justin says, Kenya just invented the wheel.
Next, Wakanda.
Yeah, funny, funny moment.
Nathan says, Wakanda joke.
That's so funny.
Oh, Wakanda.
Didn't that movie come out in 2017?
Really?
Slip my wrist department?
Slip my throat department?
Technically, Max says, FYI, Masterson's new project too is a good Patreon alternative.
Well, I was never on Patreon.
I need something that integrates with my website.
Nathan says, women in the workforce cry at any chance they can.
Men just work.
It's time to cancel women.
Gender civil war when?
Wow, what a fresh take.
What a fresh and original super chat.
Amazing.
Amazing!
Whatafashigoy says, really hoping Greta's return voyage never makes it back and is claimed by the rising sea.
Rhetorically speaking, of course.
I hope the ocean swallows her vessel up and, you know, she's gone forever.
Like Osama Bin Laden, right?
Cookie Kitchen says, Nick, tell us to be meta with our super chats because terms and conditions because you're not getting the jokes sometimes, big guy.
More subversive training needed.
I know a guy.
Okay, ASDF says, I feel like one third of people here don't get politics at all.
Yeah, I think it's a little bit higher than that.
Luke Cotterall says, Chast Chad is based.
Chased?
Chasted?
I think it's just chased.
Chased Chad is based.
Okay, great.
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Michael says there was a leader in Germany that followed your outline for changing the system.
They raped and murdered his whole population for his efforts.
Haha.
Wow, edgy.
Studley says theaters enact no singles policies for the new Joker movie.
Blackfield again.
Yeah, can't go unless you have a girl on your arm.
Otherwise, you're a national security threat, right?
Anand says war with Russia under Hillary sounds epic.
Hello, Battlefield 4 department.
Go out in a blaze of glory of modern superpowers fighting better than slow decay.
I don't know.
I mean, I prefer slow decay.
I prefer to be alive than die in Russia.
Treader says, Nick, add Pokemon cards and use napkins to the store.
Yeah, good idea.
Anon says, Lake Pride, Michigan wide.
Yeah, Lake, Lake Pride, Michigan wide.
I like that.
Ben says, thanks, have a good night.
Yeah, thanks buddy, you too.
Technically, Max says, was just suggesting for membership.
God bless, big guy.
Uh, oh, I don't know, what do you mean for, what does that mean?
For membership?
I don't know what that means.
Okay, that's our last Super Chat.
That's going to do it for us tonight.
Sheesh, that was a lot of Super Chats tonight.
And I don't know what was going on with the numbers tonight.
It went from 3,000 to 2,300, and I'm looking at it right now, in squints 30 seconds.
Then it went from 2,400 to 1,900 in 30 seconds.
and now it's 1,500 to 2,000 in 60 seconds?
I don't know what's happening.
I don't know what's happening with the numbers, but maybe it's a glitch.
Maybe people tell me in the comments afterwards.
But anyway, that's gonna do it for us on the show tonight.
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