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I'm sorry. | |
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl, you know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
unidentified
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No e-girls. | |
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
unidentified
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Not even once. | |
I've never heard of it. | ||
I've never heard of it. | ||
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism. | ||
We'll be our freedom. | ||
and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
unidentified
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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Guy, I've never heard of him think, what is that? | |
I've never heard of him think, what is that? | ||
I've never heard of him think, what is that? | ||
I've never heard of Bigfoot stuff. | ||
unidentified
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Who's that? | |
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human. | ||
You're not interested. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
unidentified
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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I've never heard of Nick Funt. | |
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
I've never heard of Nick Funt. | ||
Who's that? | ||
and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. will be our credo. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
unidentified
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No e-girls. | |
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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Guy, I've never heard of Nick, what is that? | |
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
Guy, I've never heard of Nick, what is that? | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
...and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom! | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Globalism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
Globalism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
unidentified
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No e-girls. | |
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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Guy, I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | |
He's just that. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
Guy, I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | ||
unidentified
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Who's that? | |
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
...and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo! | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
Not interested in | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
unidentified
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No e-girls. | |
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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I've never heard of Bigfoot. | |
It's just that. | ||
I've never heard of Bigfoot. | ||
I've never heard of Bigfoot. | ||
It's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. | ||
With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
Transcription by CastingWords Transcription | ||
by CastingWords Transcription | ||
by CastingWords 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 this evening on Tuesday. | ||
unidentified
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A little bit late. | |
A little bit later than normal. | ||
I know. | ||
I was supposed to be back yesterday on Monday, and I had to cancel. | ||
I tweeted out I was so excited. | ||
I got to the airport in Miami yesterday, and I said, oh, America First comes back. | ||
But you know, as I sat there in the airport, it like really started to hit me. | ||
Hadn't slept the night before, it was a long weekend, putting together the event. | ||
I said, I'm not gonna make it until 7 o'clock, so I said, you know, I'm probably not gonna do it. | ||
And, uh, when I got home, I landed, drove home, and, uh, you know, then this whole thing happened with Ashley Sinclair. | ||
I just crashed right there on the couch. | ||
I had people texting me, where are you? | ||
You know, we need you to be in on the drama and everything. | ||
And I just, like, had totally crashed. | ||
My mom wakes me up. | ||
She's like, it's time for the show! | ||
I'm like, no, it's canceled. | ||
I'm sleeping. | ||
So we're back. | ||
So we're back on Tuesday, but we are excited to be back this week. | ||
Another epic week of America First. | ||
It might be further abbreviated. | ||
I'm pretty sure I'm gonna have to miss on Thursday as well, for reasons we all know, because the Joker movie's coming out. | ||
So it's actually gonna be kind of a short week again. | ||
But that's okay, because we're locked and loaded. | ||
We're jam-packed with content tonight. | ||
You already know what I'm talking about. | ||
You know what it's about. | ||
I'm going all over, causing drama, causing controversy. | ||
People are getting fired. | ||
Tonight we're going to be talking about this Ashley St. Clair situation. | ||
She's back in our lives again, if you can believe it. | ||
Three short months later and she's back in our lives. | ||
You know, we had our event in Miami over the weekend. | ||
That took place on Saturday. | ||
And that's why I was going on Thursday and Friday. | ||
This was the Demand Free Speech Debate Event, which went very well, by the way. | ||
I'll talk about that as well. | ||
But I thought that would be our big story for tonight. | ||
I was gonna say, we had a great event, I had a great debate with Jacob Wall, we talked about Israel, and things went okay. | ||
You know, but then it turns out that yesterday, like I said, I get to the airport, Plane lands and I see that Ashley St. | ||
Clair is fired because in a party that happened on Friday, the day before the event. | ||
She didn't even go to the event, by the way, on Saturday. | ||
At a party the night before the event, it was me, Cathy Xu, Baked Alaska, Steve Franson, Ali Alexander, I think a couple of other people, and Ashley St. | ||
Clair. | ||
I posted that. | ||
I think Cathy Xu posted it. | ||
Several other people posted it. | ||
I posted a picture of Cathy, or I'm sorry, not Cathy, Ashley, Ashley, Kathy, it's all the same. | ||
I posted a picture of her in Ad-Loc, and I thought nothing of it. | ||
I thought, okay, if anything, this is gonna hurt me. | ||
I don't know if you saw, all the Groipers were furious after that picture was tweeted. | ||
They said, oh, this is cringe. | ||
I hope there's an explanation for this. | ||
Oh, Nick is being consumed by the e-girls, all this and that. | ||
I thought I was gonna get the worst of it. | ||
You know, but then four days later people saw, they saw the four-dimensional mastermind, the plan as it unfolds. | ||
Ashley St. | ||
Clair fired from Turning Point USA for simply being in a picture alongside me. | ||
And so this started a big fight on Twitter, of course. | ||
Will Chamberlain, the old nemesis, jumping in. | ||
Ian Miles Chong, the dog murderer, jumping in. | ||
Brad Palumbo, some homosexual, I presume pedophile, from the Washington Examiner. | ||
All on warfare from the establishment, right? | ||
So we'll be talking about that. | ||
That'll be the featured show. | ||
Some E-drama, finally, you know? | ||
Thank God we don't have to talk about the impeachment. | ||
Honestly, the impeachment is, to me, it's like the same as the Russia stuff. | ||
It's just a lot of boring, like, fake politics. | ||
It's all fake, you know? | ||
I think we all understand that. | ||
And we had been sentenced last week or two weeks ago to months and months of coverage about the impeachment inquiry and, you know, all the usual suspects just talking about these little details and, oh, well, did you know that Joe Biden's son actually, well, he, you know, did things with the Ukrainians. | ||
Like, Who cares? | ||
All of it's fake anyway. | ||
It's all just a show. | ||
We know that, right? | ||
So we get to talk about E-Drama instead. | ||
So that's our feature. | ||
It's going to be a good show. | ||
Going to be exciting. | ||
Like I said, we'll also be talking about the Miami event. | ||
I'll debrief you a little bit. | ||
I know there's a little bit of drama and chaos leading up to it. | ||
I had to reprimand a lot of superchatters in the week before the event. | ||
People were asking me, Nick, Nick, I didn't get my ticket in the email. | ||
Nick, I still haven't gotten my ticket. | ||
Nick, where is it going to be held? | ||
All these, like, complaints. | ||
And I had to slap all these people down and say, shut up. | ||
Just get on the plane, get in Miami, we'll figure it out, okay? | ||
I told everybody it's kind of like a last-minute thing, and we're working through the details, but I told you I would take care of everybody, and I did, and the event was fine. | ||
But all these babies are freaking out. | ||
Well, but Nick, I don't know if I want to go because, like, people are saying they didn't get their tickets. | ||
I hope everybody who didn't go feels really bad. | ||
I hope you feel really bad FOMO. | ||
Disappointment. | ||
I hope you're kicking yourself saying, I should have gone! | ||
I should have gone! | ||
I said this on Telegram. | ||
You're gay if you said like, I can't go because the details aren't together and everything. | ||
Everybody is rewarded. | ||
Who goes? | ||
And they just roll with it, and we figure it out, and everybody's fine, and everybody's okay, and we do the event, right? | ||
So we'll debrief you on that. | ||
We'll explain everything, how it went. | ||
I was very white-pilled by the whole thing. | ||
Like I said, should be a fun show. | ||
Before we dive into all of that, just a minor update on some housekeeping type things. | ||
The good news, the good news is you guys remember I got banned off PayPal a couple of weeks ago. | ||
Banned off PayPal, banned off of Venmo, and so we had to shut down America First Premium for about a week and a half because PayPal was our payment processor. | ||
For the premium memberships. | ||
I used a plugin on my website and PayPal is how all the transactions were done to do the premium membership. | ||
Well, the good news is that the premium membership is back up. | ||
We found a new payment processor. | ||
So if you go to NicholasJFuentes.com slash membership, if you were a member before, if you want to be a new member, you can now sign up. | ||
We've got a sign up page. | ||
It's a little bit, it's not as nice as the old one. | ||
We're still working on, you know, cleaning it up a little bit, but It's there. | ||
We already had like 10 people discover it just on their own. | ||
You know, I didn't even tell literally anybody, but like 10 people just found it and signed up already. | ||
So it's working. | ||
It's good. | ||
If you want to check that out, like I said, the link is, I think it's still down below. | ||
I don't think I ever got to deleting that. | ||
So that's a good thing. | ||
But we're going to be working on that and everything. | ||
The bad news is, so we got banned off PayPal a week and a half ago. | ||
We fixed that. | ||
Well, over the weekend, we also got banned off Shopify. | ||
So Shopify was our like e-commerce store. | ||
I don't know how all this stuff works but Shopify is how we were doing the America First merch store and they banned us. | ||
I guess maybe the same person that reported us to PayPal reported me to Shopify. | ||
Maybe they got the same memo. | ||
I don't know. | ||
But Shopify banned us so the store is temporarily down. | ||
I hear a lot of people It's just to no end. | ||
It's always complaints. | ||
It's always complaining from the masses. | ||
Nick, Nick, I can't sign up for premium. | ||
Nick, Nick, the store's down. | ||
Your store's broken. | ||
Whatever. | ||
I know the store's broken. | ||
We got banned off Shopify. | ||
Our merch store guy is working on it. | ||
We're gonna try and work out an alternative. | ||
Like I said, we already have a payment processor and the people that are actually making the merch are good. | ||
We talked to them. | ||
They're fine with what we're doing. | ||
So all we have to do now is find now a new e-commerce platform and then that'll be up. | ||
So there'll be updates to follow on that. | ||
Hopefully it's not going to be down for long. | ||
I guess I'll have to wait and see. | ||
I don't really have a lot of information because like I said, I found out about this when I was in Miami. | ||
I was away from the supercomputer, away from the headquarters, so I couldn't really fix anything or talk to anybody there, but we'll get that sorted out hopefully this week, maybe by next week. | ||
But that's the housekeeping, that's the boring stuff, you know, it's more of our war with big tech, our war against censorship, it never ends, right? | ||
And I think we all knew both of those were probably coming eventually, PayPal and Shopify. | ||
Hopefully within a good amount of time we'll be completely immune from that, because we are talking about maybe moving the operation overseas. | ||
If we could get maybe a Chinese payment processor, or a Chinese e-commerce platform, or something like that, You know, maybe we won't have to worry about this ever again, right? | ||
So we're gonna work on that, but we're gonna dive in. | ||
I do want to talk about the Miami situation, which was on Saturday. | ||
We had been promoting it kind of lightly in the past couple of weeks because there was some trouble with the venue. | ||
I don't know if anybody remembers this, but You know, we started out promoting this about four weeks ago. | ||
Milo kind of spilled the beans on this. | ||
It wasn't public yet that I was going to this Demand Free Speech Miami event until Milo flamed out and said, I'm canceling, I'm withdrawing. | ||
It was supposed to be originally the roast of Milo Yiannopoulos and I was just going to be there doing like an undercard debate with Jacob Wall. | ||
It was supposed to be like an appetizer for the real event. | ||
Well, when he bails and the organizers call me, The day that all this went down on telegram and they say, well I guess now you're the main event. | ||
You and Jacob Wohl are going to be the main people and it's going to be great. | ||
So we started promoting it pretty heavily and then we ran in a couple of weeks into it with some trouble with the venue. | ||
We found out that the yacht was not going to happen. | ||
We tried to book several venues. | ||
Now that it's happened, I can tell you the nitty-gritty. | ||
We found out then later on, I mean we tried to book many venues. | ||
We tried to book a hotel. | ||
They canceled. | ||
We tried to book a ballroom. | ||
They cancelled. | ||
We tried to book an Airbnb. | ||
They cancelled. | ||
We tried to book, like, so many different venues, and they all cancelled. | ||
And I'm not really privy to all the details, you know, what exactly was going on with that. | ||
This is what I was told, that it was a lot of calls from left-wing people and Antifa, which was resulting in cancellations. | ||
Again, I don't really want to dive in. | ||
There was some speculation that maybe there was sabotage, foul play, not privy to the details, not really relevant at this point. | ||
You know, the organization was pretty sloppy leading up to it. | ||
I don't know if we'll maybe be interacting with those people in the future, but, you know, I remember it was on Saturday, rather on Friday, me and Baked Alaska, we drove to a new venue because we had just, we landed on Friday. | ||
The venue that we had in mind was canceled. | ||
This was the day before the event. | ||
So me and Baked Alaska, we drove out about 40 minutes outside Miami to this restaurant, and we got it all set up. | ||
You know, we talked to the guy who ran the restaurant, and he was gonna book us. | ||
It was a very nice, cozy space. | ||
Like I said on Telegram, there was gonna be food. | ||
They were gonna make empanadas. | ||
It was very, like, thematic. | ||
You know, they had these lights and everything. | ||
It was great. | ||
And then on Saturday, I wake up at 2 o'clock, and I find out... I wake up at 2 o'clock. | ||
I wake up in the afternoon, and I find out that that venue canceled as well. | ||
So it's like 4 hours before the event. | ||
We have no venue. | ||
You know, that's not a great situation to be in. | ||
Fortunately, I don't know how it happened. | ||
A miracle, some say. | ||
Baked Alaska told me, because I had a lot of doubts, I said, Baked, what are we going to do? | ||
He said, have faith in God. | ||
It's his plan. | ||
He's putting this together. | ||
At the time, I was like, what a load of baloney. | ||
You know, I'm sitting here. | ||
I'm with Millennial Matt. | ||
I'm with Lil Jesus. | ||
I'm with Zoomerclips. | ||
We're eating tapas in a Spanish restaurant. | ||
I just find out the venue's canceled. | ||
And I'm thinking, really? | ||
You know, I believe in God. | ||
Don't get me wrong, but God's not... We did it at this restaurant. | ||
They had a nice... I don't know what you would call this, but they had like an auditorium on the second floor. | ||
It was actually a pretty great... I debated with Jacob Wall about foreign policy. | ||
Cathy Xu debated Bernadine Barber about the female question and traditionalism and this kind of thing. | ||
We did a panel with Will Witt even. | ||
Will Witt from PragerU. | ||
And so all in all, I think the event was great. | ||
The substance of it was great. | ||
The venue was good. | ||
The turnout was good. | ||
And to me, it was such a huge surprise because I thought, you know, if the venue had been changed so many times... | ||
I think we sent people like three different emails telling them the venue's gonna change, it's gonna be here, it's gonna be there, and like a last-minute thing like that. | ||
I assumed like we'd be lucky if we had anything pulled off by that night, but sure enough we had at least 80 people. | ||
I want to say at the high end it could have been a hundred people attended. | ||
And they were all from Miami! | ||
95% of them were Knickers, and almost all of them were from... | ||
Florida, the state. | ||
You know, we took a poll at the after party. | ||
We said, how many people are here from Florida? | ||
And I think probably just about everybody's hands shot up. | ||
And so to me, why is this a huge white pill? | ||
Like I said, in the buildup to this event, it's a proof of concept. | ||
People have been trying to do this for years since the 2016 election. | ||
Which is to make the leap from online to IRL. | ||
There was obviously some success with Milo, you know, he had his campus tour and Ben Shapiro did, but I think really it was after the election that a lot of people had trouble. | ||
There was like this renewed effort by the left and by a lot of the institutions to clamp down on people and make it such that we could not really do any kind of IRL activism or events or anything like that. | ||
I think it was proof, even with this one, that we ran into a lot of trouble. | ||
But I think this is a proof of concept that it is possible for the Knickers to make the leap from online to IRL. | ||
This event proved it. | ||
It proved that even in spite of all these issues, which most of them were out of my control by the way, most of this was organizers or the left or whatever, But the knickers came. | ||
We built it. | ||
They came. | ||
We had a great event. | ||
And to me, this goes to show, and I said this in the buildup, that maybe this can be replicated in other places and other times. | ||
And I told everybody, you know, the event is important. | ||
Yes. | ||
But really, it's about something bigger than this. | ||
If a lot of people showed up, if a lot of people bought tickets, then maybe more things are possible down the road. | ||
And I had a lot of conversations with some of my people. | ||
You know, the organizers were not really... I mean, they were nice, and they invited me, and it was a good event, but I mean, this is not really my crowd. | ||
I talked to a lot of my people afterwards, and we were very encouraged, very white pilled by what we saw. | ||
I don't want to spoil anything. | ||
I don't want to, you know, because it's still very dynamic at this point, but we are planning out perhaps other events for 2020. | ||
So this could be the beginning of many good things. | ||
You know, what I saw on Saturday, Like I said, a lot of it out of my control. | ||
I put this on Telegram. | ||
A lot of people are emailing me. | ||
It's not even really my job. | ||
The ticketing, the venue, all this kind of stuff. | ||
So a lot of these problems that we had can be solved if the right people are put in charge. | ||
What needed to be discovered was... | ||
Is it possible to have a Nicker IRL meetup? | ||
And it is. | ||
And it clearly is. | ||
Clearly there's a big appetite for this. | ||
So I think I'm very encouraged. | ||
I have to say everybody that went had an amazing time. | ||
I mean people were really stoked to be there at the after party. | ||
I mean really everybody thought it was worth it and all the trouble that we went through. | ||
And deep down I think people were excited because Uh, you know, there's nothing else really like this. | ||
I don't think there are any IRL events where, you know, we're gonna be talking about the things that we talk about, like Israel and race and things like this. | ||
The closest that you'll get to this is maybe these college campus things, like Turning Point USA and Young Americans for Liberty or a Donald Trump rally or whatever. | ||
But this was a real environment where people could come and it was just normal to be a knicker. | ||
You could talk with people. | ||
We understand all the same memes. | ||
It's a very insular, online, esoteric culture. | ||
Everybody there gets it, understands it. | ||
You can interact and socialize with like-minded people. | ||
I don't think there's any equivalent. | ||
And I said that in the buildup. | ||
I said, you know, the speech is going to be great, but more than anything, people are going to want to go because they're going to want to socialize with like-minded people. | ||
You don't really get to do that. | ||
If you're a wagee, if you're a student... | ||
You know, you don't get to go to class. | ||
You don't get to drive to work and say, oh yeah, Zog is at it again, or whatever. | ||
You know, you don't get to say 1350, whatever. | ||
But at these kinds of events, you get to feel that we are on the rise. | ||
You get to feel that maybe you're a part of something bigger than yourself. | ||
So, I think everybody had a great time. | ||
They thought it was worth it. | ||
And ultimately, you know, I think being involved with a lot of these other people that were on the stage, it normalizes us. | ||
I think a lot of people don't realize we want this to happen. | ||
Maybe on our side, people don't realize, but we want this to happen. | ||
We want to show up to these events and show people that we're just normal guys. | ||
Everybody that I saw at that event was just a totally normal person, right? | ||
We're normal people. | ||
We have normal views, logical, mainstream views. | ||
But being alongside people from Prager University, and formerly Turning Point USA for what it's worth, says to the world, you know, we have to be a part of the conversation. | ||
And maybe not everybody agrees with us. | ||
Maybe everybody's not on board just yet. | ||
They don't see the vision just yet. | ||
But it shows that we're going to be a part of the conversation going forward. | ||
And if not, well, we demand to be part of the conversation. | ||
And we're going to make a big stink if we're kicked out because all the rhetoric is about, you know, free speech, battle of ideas, all this kind of stuff. | ||
And I think that's exactly what went on on Saturday. | ||
And everybody has a problem with that is revealing themselves. | ||
And that kind of gets us to our main story for tonight, our featured story. | ||
Which is this Ashley St. | ||
Clair situation. | ||
So, you know, it's actually interesting. | ||
The Miami event was supposed to be the big news for today to tell you how it went and, you know, some of the exciting things that may happen in the future. | ||
But then I, like I said, I get back in Chicago and I see on Twitter that actually the real drama is that Ashley St. | ||
Clair, somebody who wasn't even at the event in Miami, she was at a party the day before, gets fired by Turning Point USA because she was pictured with me | ||
At that party and I'll read you this is a little excerpt from right-wing watch it was Jared Holt of course who wrote this up He says quote Ashley Sinclair a pro-trump Social media personality affiliated with the conservative youth organization turning point USA Was photographed at a dinner with white nationalists and anti-semitic content creators over the weekend have to point out nobody identifies as white nationalists or anti-semitic, okay | ||
But anyway, he says when Right Wing Watch inquired TPUSA about the photographs on Monday morning, a TPUSA spokesperson confirmed that staff had been alerted to the photographs and later provided a statement announcing that Turning Point had severed ties with St. | ||
Clair. | ||
The statement said, quote, TPUSA is a large national organization that touches hundreds of thousands of people all across the nation. | ||
Ashley is no longer one of our thousands of volunteer activists and ambassadors. | ||
Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA have repeatedly and publicly denounced white nationalism as abhorrent and un-American and will continue to do so. | ||
The spokesperson said this in an email, adding that St. | ||
was not representing Turning Point USA when she was photographed. | ||
Now, I have to say even about this statement, it's kind of funny. | ||
You know, they say, what, white nationalism is un-American. | ||
You know, I have to, I really just have to match this. | ||
The show really isn't about this angle, but it does have to be acknowledged. | ||
A lot of the defense, or rather a lot of the offense, I should say, by Turning Point USA and by the Washington Examiner and by a lot of these fake conservatives against people like myself, I don't identify as a white nationalist. | ||
However, a lot of these people who call me white nationalist, they will always say it's un-American. | ||
You know, Nick Fuentes and what he represents is un-American. | ||
He is a white nationalist and that's un-American. | ||
And I have to point out that that's not true. | ||
That is a completely revisionist and ideological statement. | ||
We all know, do I have to pull up the receipts? | ||
Do I really have to show you the documents? | ||
We all know you could pull up any number of quotes from past presidents, any number of immigration laws. | ||
The first 150 years of the United States, I could pull up the Federalist Papers and I can give you copious evidence that the Founding Fathers would be described and attacked as white nationalists if they were around today. | ||
I can tell you that they would probably self-identify as white nationalists if they were around today. | ||
You know, the most famous example of this is the 1792 Immigration and Naturalization Act First immigration act in American history and it said that the only people that can immigrate to the United States are free white men of good character. | ||
And it didn't say, it didn't say European, it didn't say English, it didn't say Northern European. | ||
It said free white men of good character. | ||
So a lot of people say, oh, well, the Italians weren't considered white, or, you know, so-and-so wasn't considered white, and therefore white identity doesn't matter, or it's a new concept, or it's, you know, made up, or something like this. | ||
And even if it were real, while the Founding Fathers wouldn't believe in it, this is obviously wrong. | ||
You know, there were many laws like this. | ||
There were three immigration acts like this between 1790 and 1803. | ||
And it could go all the way up until 1924 when they put ethnic national origins restrictions on who could immigrate into the country. | ||
You know, so this is not disputed. | ||
You could sample any number even. | ||
Of quotes by U.S. | ||
Presidents, you know, from George Washington all the way up until Woodrow Wilson, who repeatedly, I think even beyond Woodrow Wilson, I think Calvin Coolidge and Harry Truman said similar things, that blacks and whites were never intended to live together with full social and legal equality. | ||
Not my words. | ||
These are the words of Abraham Lincoln. | ||
These are the words of Calvin Coolidge. | ||
These are the words of Woodrow Wilson. | ||
Okay? | ||
So you could call it a lot of things. | ||
You could say it's evil. | ||
You could say it's repugnant. | ||
You could say it's bad. | ||
But you can't say it's un-American, because it isn't. | ||
If you say it's un-American, then you have to say that Abraham Lincoln's not American, and George Washington isn't American. | ||
And I don't know, the people that are saying this, Will Chamberlain, who's half-Jewish, I don't know. | ||
Who's more American, Will Chamberlain or George Washington? | ||
Eh, that's a really tough one. | ||
Even the abolitionists. | ||
Nobody knows this, by the way. | ||
They don't talk about this in your history books. | ||
I'm not going to tell you that the slave owners were Democrats. | ||
They don't tell you in your history books that all the abolitionists... | ||
In the North, almost all of them were in favor of deporting blacks to other countries. | ||
You know, so a lot of people say, well, this is the argument I saw on the timeline, totally facile and ignorant. | ||
They'll say, well, the founding fathers or the abolitionists, they only said that because they were in the long term working towards full legal and political equality for different races. | ||
That's simply not true! | ||
A majority of the abolitionists who wanted to abolish slavery, including Abraham Lincoln, they didn't favor abolishing slavery and then everybody just gets along and they're totally equal. | ||
They favored abolition and then sending black people back to Africa. | ||
It was repatriation. | ||
That's what they favored. | ||
Now again, I'm not saying that's my view. | ||
I'm not saying I'm in favor of that. | ||
I don't identify as a white nationalist. | ||
But, all these people repeatedly, when they attack me, they say, well, this is un-American, and this is evil, and white identity politics is a blot on, you know, where we are right now. | ||
Well, it's just not true. | ||
It's not true. | ||
Because, like I said, all these presidents, the laws, even the abolitionists, Did not believe this racial egalitarian ideology that people are peddling today. | ||
So that's one small thing when Turning Point USA says this is un-American! | ||
Well, what is un-American? | ||
You know, being owned by transnational organizations? | ||
Giving money to Israel? | ||
That's not American, right? | ||
But anyway, that's not what this show is about. | ||
I'm going to go on to it, but a necessary detour. | ||
The article says, quote, St. | ||
Clair produces social media content for right-wing audiences and served as a Turning Point USA ambassador until today. | ||
This was yesterday. | ||
Yet earlier this year, St. | ||
Clair was advertised as a special guest at Turning Point USA's Teen Student Action Summit and had appeared in conservative media as a Turning Point USA brand ambassador as recently as this month. | ||
Brand ambassadors for Turning Point are not on the organization's payroll, but the organization does provide ambassadors with resources for their activism. | ||
And you know I have to say there's a couple of things I have to say before we really dive into this. | ||
I have to say I told you so. | ||
A little bit. | ||
It's funny. | ||
It's actually funny to me because Ashley St. | ||
Clair and I You know, we were at this dinner, and it was maybe polite, it was maybe cordial, but it wasn't completely friendly. | ||
I mean, we did get into it a little bit about politics, about what had happened between us over the summer, you know, the ruthless attack that myself, the Knickers, the Groipers waged against her and Will Chamberlain. | ||
But, you know, she told me things where she said, oh, and I really, it sticks out in my head. | ||
We were driving, I think, from the restaurant. | ||
We were gonna go party at somebody's Airbnb. | ||
And she was telling me, oh, Charlie Kirk's actually a really great guy. | ||
She kept telling me, oh, you know, there's some people in Turning Point that I'm not a fan of, but, you know, Charlie Kirk, I think he's really a good man. | ||
He's really great. | ||
And I just, oh, I hate to see it! | ||
I hate to see it happen! | ||
It's so terrible! | ||
No! | ||
But it just goes to show, it just goes to show, vindicated once again. | ||
You know, and it's not like I'm white knighting for Ashley St. | ||
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Clair. | |
It's not like I'm out there trying to say I'm saving anybody or whatever. | ||
But you just look at the situation where here's Ashley St. | ||
Clair and everybody wants her to be the next big thing. | ||
She's gonna be the big social media star and whatever. | ||
And the second, the second that she makes the wrong move, photographed with the wrong person, and she's cleaved ruthlessly and separated out from the herd and left to die at the hands of Jared Holt. | ||
You know, this was not a... I think Cernovich said this the other day on his Periscope. | ||
It's not like this was a New York Times hit piece, right? | ||
It's not like this was on television. | ||
This was Right-Wing Watch, which is retarded. | ||
I mean, Right-Wing Watch is like a bottom-of-the-barrel gossip rag for Antifa. | ||
Everybody knows this. | ||
You know, Right-Wing Watch believes that Charlie Kirk is a white nationalist. | ||
Charlie Kirk is not a white nationalist, you know. | ||
They believe that, like, QAnon is the biggest terrorist threat in America. | ||
I mean, these people are straight Antifa left-wing radicals. | ||
One phone call from Jared Holt to Turning Point USA saying hey what about this picture of Nick Fuentes and just like that throw it into the trash like nothing and you know I hate to see it I hate to say I told you so but uh you know maybe these Turning Point USA types are not really Ideologically sound. | ||
Maybe they're not really saying what they actually believe. | ||
Maybe all this stuff about free speech and breaking off the democratic plantation and the battle of ideas, maybe that's all just a bunch of nonsense and what they really are is a slush fund. | ||
for corporations to give money to a 501c3 so that they can do political activism on college campuses. | ||
You know, maybe it's really more about the cash flow than ideas and their consequences and things like this. | ||
So I have to laugh at that number one. | ||
Also, what makes me laugh is the fact that I initially bore the brunt of the backlash for this picture. | ||
I don't know how many people saw this, but I think it was Ali or Kathy who originally posted the picture. | ||
Like I said, it's a picture of me. | ||
It's Cathy, it's Ashley St. | ||
Clair, it's Steve Ranson, Baked Alaska, Jacob Wall. | ||
I don't know if I'm missing anybody. | ||
It's sort of hard to remember off the top of my head. | ||
But initially, I think Ali posted the picture, and everybody's giving me the blues over this. | ||
Everybody's saying, oh, say it ain't so, Nick. | ||
Oh, Nick, he's grifting. | ||
He's a grifter. | ||
He's hanging out with all the grifters. | ||
He says he doesn't like these people, and then he hangs out with them. | ||
He says no e-girls, but here he is with two e-girls. | ||
And I thought I was gonna have to go tonight and give this full-throated defense of the picture to my audience. | ||
You know, it's so funny that I'm sure normally people would say, I can't be pictured with Nick. | ||
Ah, that's gonna cause so many problems for me. | ||
But normally it's a big problem for me, you know, when I took a picture with Milo, when I took a picture with Ashley and Kathy over the weekend. | ||
It's all the Groypers coming and attacking me and saying that I'm, I've folded, I've turned or something, whatever. | ||
So I think it's funny that initially I thought that was gonna be the big backlash. | ||
And then of course it went the other way for Kathy. | ||
But of course, you know, to me this just exposes what Turning Point USA is. | ||
Like I said, we talked about Miami and like I said a moment ago, this only reveals that Turning Point USA is all about the money. | ||
It's all about the Benjamins. | ||
You know, these people are the same ones that are out there on the timeline talking about free speech, and the marketplace of ideas, and the battle of ideas, and they're against internet censorship, and they're against guilt by association tactics by the left, and all that. | ||
That's the rhetoric. | ||
Right up until one of their brand ambassadors takes a picture with the wrong person. | ||
Now again, understand it's not like me and Ashley St. | ||
Clair are like best friends now, you know? | ||
It's not like we came together and it's like, oh now we're best friends and we're gonna be promoting each other and like we're in business together and this... | ||
As far as they know, we were in a picture together and that's it. | ||
People weren't even at the dinner. | ||
They weren't even at the dinner. | ||
They weren't even at the party. | ||
For all they know, we could have been fighting for hours. | ||
We could have been throwing food at each other and yelling and screaming. | ||
You know, we just happened to take a picture together, right? | ||
For all they know, all that took place is that we just took a photograph together, but that was sufficient. | ||
You know, she parroted all the talking points and she had the right ideology and everything. | ||
I'm sure she did fine work for Turning Point USA, but because she was simply photographed alongside me in an amicable way, that was enough for them to say that you are not going to work for us anymore. | ||
And it's incredible to me because in this particular case, Ashley Sinclair, this is not the first time she's been involved. | ||
in controversy rights. | ||
Ashley Sinclair was exposed, I guess you could say, in June. | ||
She said on a podcast that illegal immigration isn't even a problem. | ||
She said that, well, people that are focused on building a wall are dumb. | ||
People that are focused on immigration are, you know, they're not being pragmatic. | ||
They're not being practical. | ||
She said that Turning Point USA is a place where a bunch of white guys go to drink and get laid and, you know, Charlie Kirk is a I forget the exact quote, but there was even an excerpt where she bashed the organization in particular. | ||
All this was made public. | ||
None of that was a problem. | ||
You know, even some of the personal revelations. | ||
You know, me and Ashley, we kind of patch things up on a personal level, so I don't want to, I don't want to viciously go after her, but it is a relevant data point in this saga that all the things that came out about Ashley Sinclair and, you know, she told me that, well, my views on immigration are misrepresented or whatever. | ||
And she said, well, a lot of the personal stuff wasn't true. | ||
I'm not going to pass judgment, all of that notwithstanding. | ||
All of this stuff came to light in June. | ||
And you're telling me that none of that was sufficient for it to even be reprimanded, for a public statement, for a firing at the very least? | ||
You know, Ann Coulter tweeted and said, what the heck is this? | ||
A Turning Point USA ambassador saying, there's like 13 illegal immigrants in Colorado? | ||
You know, to me, that just goes to show what Turning Point USA is all about. | ||
That being somebody that, at least by appearance, at least by appearance, is not very traditional, and doesn't seem to care too much about immigration, and doesn't even respect the organization that employs her, or that manages her, or whatever, none of that is sufficient to be reprimanded or fired, but simply be pictured with the wrong person immediately, that day, Not any further corroboration, not a phone call, doesn't even need to blow up beyond right-wing watch. | ||
You're fired on the spot in a big statement, thrown around like trash. | ||
You know, to me, that just says it all right there. | ||
That just goes to show for everybody that might have been curious, you know, if they thought there was any ambiguity about this, that people in Turning Point USA, people in these organizations, are in it for the money. | ||
That is what it is all about for them. | ||
That is about money. | ||
And that's the whole system in Washington, D.C. | ||
It's the politicians, it's the think tanks, it's the 501c3s, it's the college campus organizations. | ||
None of them really care about the ideas. | ||
And what it comes down to is really it's about me. | ||
You know, I hate to say it, a lot of people are talking about, well, it's really about Ashley Sinclair. | ||
It's really about Turning Point USA. | ||
You know, a lot of people reacted to this and they said, oh, it's guilt by association tactics. | ||
Just like the left uses. | ||
You know, it's guilt by association that they're gonna throw out Ashley Sinclair simply because she was in a photograph. | ||
And like, yeah, I mean, I guess more or less it's about guilt by association, but really deep down what it's about is it's about me and my views. | ||
Because they didn't fire her because she was in a picture with Jacob Wall. | ||
You know, Jacob Wall isn't somebody who has a great reputation among these like conservative ink types, right? | ||
You know, Jacob Wohl gets attacked by the same people that I get attacked by all day long. | ||
You know, obviously he's Zionist and so it's a little bit different, but he gets slammed by people all day long. | ||
So, she didn't get fired for being in a picture with him. | ||
She didn't get fired for being in a picture with Ali Alexander, who's done some controversial things. | ||
She didn't get fired for being in a picture with Steve Franson, who's a close friend of Stefan Molyneux. | ||
She got fired for being in the picture with me. | ||
And you know, maybe all the other people accentuated it or whatever. | ||
But it's because of my views. | ||
It's because me, I put a likable, charismatic veneer around views that a lot of people are not prepared for. | ||
It's because I'm a person that talks about Jewish power. | ||
I'm a person that talks about racial identity. | ||
And so more than this being about Turning Point USA being about the money, which we knew, More than this being about Turning Point USA being hypocrites and the conservative movement being hypocrites about free speech, which we knew. | ||
More than this being about right-wing people willing to use left-wing tactics to target people that they don't like, which we knew. | ||
It's really more about the fact that they will not allow And they are drawing a hard line in the sand between whatever this, you know, Trump Inc. has become, conservative Inc., you know, this very, I guess, commercialized industry of conservative media and real, authentic right-wing politics. | ||
That's what this is about. | ||
This was a statement. | ||
This was a message. | ||
Somebody like me is so not welcome that you can't even be seen with me. | ||
That was a message to everybody in Turning Point USA, everybody in the conservative establishment. | ||
This is what happens if you hang out with Nick Fuentes. | ||
If you think it's okay, if you think it's acceptable, if you think it's something to be taken lightly, that you're even publicly friendly. | ||
Or amicable. | ||
Or anything less than hostile towards somebody with my views. | ||
You're not welcome. | ||
You cannot even associate with us anymore. | ||
You'll be fired. | ||
That was the real message. | ||
And the reason is because they know that they cannot allow my views to become normalized. | ||
They know that once I can start to hang around with more mainstream type people like Cathy Xu or Ashley Sinclair or others, they know that my views will quickly gain traction. | ||
will quickly gain traction. | ||
It will become, it will get to a point where it will reach terminal velocity and they will not be able to stop it. | ||
And that's ultimately what it's about. | ||
It's about control over the conversation. | ||
They fire people like this for the same reason that Twitter censors people. | ||
You know, to an extent, it's about silencing. | ||
To an extent, it's about like, you know, Twitter censors people because, you know, they want Hillary Clinton to win the election in 2016. | ||
But to a much greater extent, they're going to do these targeted bannings and things like this because they want to silence and freeze the opposition. | ||
They want people to know that anybody who entertains these ideas is going to be stopped in their tracks. | ||
You think like this, your account might be terminated forever. | ||
And that's the same approach that Charlie Kirk and Turning Point and all these other people are doing. | ||
And really, that exposes who the real enemy is here. | ||
It's not me. | ||
It's not even the left, frankly. | ||
The real enemy here is this globalist monolith. | ||
You know, you think that Turning Point USA is acting like the left when they take a right-wing watch article and they fire somebody over it, when they use guilt by association, when they shut down free speech and all this? | ||
Well, gee, who are the people that are out there defending Turning Point USA? | ||
It's Brad Palumbo, a homosexual atheist. | ||
It's all these whores from Washington Examiner. | ||
It's Will Chamberlain, who we're about to find out, and that's a little spoiler alert, we're about to find out is actually a secret Democrat. | ||
Why is it that all these people using left-wing tactics, and all these people are secretly left-wingers or lead left-wing lifestyles, Are they all in power? | ||
They're all the same people, acting the same way, living the same lifestyle, they have the same views. | ||
To me, that's the real enemy. | ||
This is the globalist, transnational establishment that wants to keep things as they are. | ||
They are in favor of political globalism, economic globalism, and demographic globalism. | ||
In other words, therefore transnational government, therefore economic liberalization and open borders, population replacement, demographic change. | ||
All in favor of the same thing. | ||
They want to see those three things go on forever. | ||
And then there's everybody else. | ||
And it's sort of interesting where people are falling, you know, where the poker chips are falling, so to speak, where people are aligning in the aftermath of this. | ||
You know, it's actually sort of refreshing to see that Ashley Sinclair, Cathy Xu, a lot of these people seem to be very turned off by what Turning Point USA does. | ||
You know, and I talked to Kathy and I talked to Ashley and I will help them out a little bit and I'll say that I vehemently disagree with everything that they had to say. | ||
You know, I talked to Kathy Zhu, we debated back and forth, and she really does believe a lot of this stuff about, you know, being a libertarian. | ||
I mean, she's effectively a libertarian. | ||
No, we're friends. | ||
You know, I consider her somebody who's nice, and she's friendly, and she seems like an okay person, right? | ||
But she really does believe a lot of this libertarian, conservatarian type stuff. | ||
Those are her core beliefs, right? | ||
And I think they line up probably better with Turning Point USA than with me. | ||
But with somebody like Cathy, or somebody even like Ashley St. | ||
Clair, another case, where her views line up with Turning Point, and she really does believe the things that she puts on the timeline. | ||
And her views and Cathy's views don't line up with mine at all. | ||
But I think both of them see that Turning Point USA is not being totally honest. | ||
Both of them, in theory, believe in free speech. | ||
That's why they came to the event. | ||
That's why they took the picture. | ||
Because in their minds, they're thinking, oh, well, we're the right. | ||
And we believe in free association. | ||
We believe in free speech. | ||
We believe in dialogue and conversation. | ||
Even if you disagree with people, you don't have to hate them. | ||
And you don't have to blacklist them and whatever else. | ||
And so it'll be interesting to see where people like this line up. | ||
People like Ali. | ||
People like CJ. | ||
People like Cathy, people like Ashley, who very much don't like Turning Point USA and what they're doing, but also don't necessarily agree with my views. | ||
To me, it's pretty clear. | ||
The globalist establishment is the enemy. | ||
If you believe in free speech, if you believe in all this stuff, I think it's time to maybe start inching a little bit more our way, right? | ||
Because these people on this side, on the globalist side, they don't really believe in the open dialogue. | ||
They believe that by hook or by crook, by force, by force of law, by force of social forces, you know, ostracizing people, firing for associating, whatever, all this, they want to achieve their globalist agenda. | ||
And to me it couldn't be more clear what it's about at the end of the day when you look at Turning Point USA. | ||
And it was pretty interesting, all the people that came out and attacked Ashley and Kathy were so-called conservatives. | ||
I saw Will Chamberlain, Ian Miles Chong, some writers from the Washington Examiner. | ||
These are the people that are really coming after them. | ||
Will Chamberlain tweeted out, he said, quote, Fraternizing with overt racists and anti-Semites is profoundly unacceptable and unprofessional behavior. | ||
It condones a genuinely evil ideology and your continued indignant tweeting on the subject is an absolutely terrible look. | ||
I think he said this to Kathy Zhu. | ||
And it's interesting, particularly with Will Chamberlain. | ||
He says that fraternizing, fraternizing with overt racists and anti-Semites is unacceptable. | ||
And it's fascinating because even in Will Chamberlain's case, he's done exactly this. | ||
He has fraternized with Martin Sellner, Brittany Pettybone, Faith Goldie, Rouge V, and myself. | ||
This is all documented, by the way. | ||
I have lots of evidence for this. | ||
But he's also fraternized with people worse than me. | ||
He's fraternized with Paul Nealon at MAGA meetups. | ||
And even recently, last year, nobody knows about this, but last year he tried to establish a back channel with Daniel Nussbaum. | ||
Daniel Nussbaum was the campaign manager for Paul Nealon when he tried to run for president. | ||
You can look up Daniel Nussbaum and what he's about. | ||
And Will Chamberlain tried to back channel with him last year, well after Paul Nealon went off the deep end, well after it was known what Daniel Nussbaum and these people were about. | ||
And he tried to establish a secret back channel. | ||
I have receipts for this as well. | ||
What does that even mean? | ||
Charles Chong, the same thing. | ||
He tweeted out, he said, quote, If conservatism means introducing anti-Semitism and white nationalism into the discourse, then conservatism will have conserved nothing. | ||
Really? | ||
What does that even mean? | ||
That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. | ||
This is profoundly ignorant. | ||
You know, you have to understand, number one, if you're a progressive, you know that what we're leaving behind, theoretically, is white nationalism and antisemitism, right? | ||
you literally can't find... | ||
There is not probably a single intellectual or any public person prior to maybe 1945 who was not anti-Semitic. | ||
This is well known. | ||
Any philosopher, any writer, any politician, virtually anybody, any public person who you find their diaries, their letters, their writings, anybody who lived prior to World War II, you can find anti-Semitic, anti-Semitic racist writings, right? | ||
So even if you are a progressive, which all these conservatives are, by the way. | ||
They are progressives. | ||
Even if you're a progressive like Ian Miles Chong, the argument is not we have to conserve not being anti-semitic and white nationalist, right? | ||
I mean, do you understand why this is all backwards? | ||
If you're one of these people, maybe you could say you don't like anti-semitism and white nationalism, but you can't say that you're fighting to conserve that. | ||
That never existed. | ||
That is a new phenomenon. | ||
It is a new phenomenon that people are not racist and anti-semitic. | ||
Conservatives will have conserved nothing. | ||
Well, I think they already conserved nothing. | ||
What do you mean? | ||
The society is profoundly unrecognizable from a hundred years ago, and it's not because anti-semitism making a comeback. | ||
If anything, if anti-semitism was making a comeback, that would have been the only thing that we preserved. | ||
You know, Ian Miles Chong looking around at, you know, drag queen discos, and gay marriage, and pedophile normalization, and country's going to become majority non-white, and it's shopping malls, and mass market liberalization, and technological change. | ||
He looks around and he says, Well, antisemitism and the conservative movement? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Well, if that happens, then conservatives will have failed. | ||
That would be the one thing, yeah, I agree. | ||
If conservatives could not beat back the tide of antisemitism, you're right, man. | ||
You're right, it really is. | ||
All hope is lost for us conservatives, right? | ||
So what an idiot. | ||
But anyway. | ||
He says, if conservatism means introducing anti-semitism and white nationalism into the discourse, then conservatism will have conserved nothing. | ||
Conservatism means conserving the values enshrined by the founding fathers in the Declaration of Independence. | ||
Actually, no it doesn't. | ||
I have to clarify because nobody seems to know what it means. | ||
Conservatism does not have anything to do with the Declaration of Independence. | ||
Conservatism does not have anything to do with the Constitution. | ||
It has nothing to do with small government. | ||
It has nothing to do with the free market. | ||
Conservatism, or the right wing, properly understood, is about order, and that's it. | ||
It is not about co-equal branches of government regulating each other, checking each other. | ||
It is not about federalism. | ||
It is not about George Washington. | ||
Conservatism is about order. | ||
It is about tradition. | ||
It is about hierarchy. | ||
That is the whole point. | ||
Conservatism is by its very nature statist. | ||
Do you know what the word state even derives from? | ||
The word state, its etymology, comes from Latin. | ||
It comes from staying in the same place. | ||
You can look this up. | ||
I forget which book I read this in, but it is true that the word state and where it comes from is, you know, you have these nomadic people that are moving around or hunter-gatherers, and eventually, when they decided to come together and do agriculture and stay in one place, they had to have some kind of administration. | ||
They had to have some kind of governance, and that was called the state. | ||
Status. | ||
It stays in the same place. | ||
It is static. | ||
And that's what conservatism is. | ||
Conserving, preserving, staying the same. | ||
Order. | ||
Not dynamic, not chaotic, not changing. | ||
So, I mean, these are very cosmological type terms, right? | ||
I mean, these are much bigger ideas than just particularist looking at American history, just at our founding fathers. | ||
Well, conservatism is all about the founding fathers and the Declaration of Independence. | ||
The founding fathers were liberals! | ||
You think the idea of like the Enlightenment and free discourse and democracy? | ||
What is conservative about that? | ||
You know, go back to 1776. | ||
Was that a really conservative idea? | ||
When monarchy is being rebelled against all over Europe and all over the world? | ||
Of course not! | ||
Real conservatism is about order. | ||
It is about tradition. | ||
That's enshrined in monarchy. | ||
That's enshrined in Catholicism, in the church. | ||
That's not enshrined in some silly document. | ||
That's not enshrined in some ridiculous idea of, you know, unalienable rights from God. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
You don't even believe in God, you faggot! | ||
None of these people do! | ||
All these people talking about unalienable rights that come from God, they're all atheists! | ||
They're all gay, you know? | ||
So, it's like, you don't believe in God, and you go against the natural order, natural rights, and God-given rights. | ||
First of all, you'd hate nature. | ||
You're going against it every day, and you hate God. | ||
You don't believe in Him. | ||
So, it's all a bunch of nonsense. | ||
It's all a big hoax that they're pulling over, but anyway. | ||
You know, I guess that's not really relevant, but these people say conservatives about the Declaration of Independence. | ||
That's wrong. | ||
But Ian Miles Chong is another one who says, you know, being with white nationalists and anti-Semites is so wrong. | ||
Really? | ||
That's why Ian Miles Chong followed me on Twitter for, like, years, right? | ||
I think he still follows me. | ||
That's why Ian Miles Chong has defended me in the past. | ||
That's why he's been friendly with me in the past. | ||
That's why Ian Miles Chong was on a podcast last year with Eric Stryker and Alex McNabb talking about anti-white media, right? | ||
Does anybody remember that? | ||
You know, so if we're gonna start canceling people because, oh, they're with the wrong person, well, Will Chamberlain's been associated with all the same people I have, and so has Ian Miles Chong. | ||
Ian Miles Chong also killed a dog. | ||
He's also not even a conservative. | ||
The guy's just ugly. | ||
You know, he's just some ugly, dummy grifter. | ||
And he wanted to be my friend right up until his boss at Human Events, Will Chamberlain, said, oh, you got to attack Nick Fuentes. | ||
It's a big mistake. | ||
And then, you know, we get the Washington Examiner as well. | ||
These were the other people. | ||
Like I said, it was Chamberlain, it was Ian Milestrong attacking us, it was also Madeleine Fry. | ||
Madeleine Fry is some bimbo retard from Washington Examiner who wrote, quote, despite becoming too Trumpy and having troubles with racist staff in the past, Turning Point USA did the right thing, firing Ashley St. | ||
Clair. | ||
Conservatives should in no way be associated with the alt-right trolls who are trying to brand themselves as something acceptable by linking themselves with the broader center-right. | ||
The broader center-right. | ||
Okay, I think that's a little bit of a paradox there, right? | ||
That doesn't really make any sense. | ||
That's an oxymoron. | ||
The broader center-right. | ||
Well, I don't know. | ||
And it's not guilt by association to condemn conservatives for cozying up to white nationalists at a party. | ||
Okay, think about that. | ||
She says, it's not guilt by association to condemn conservatives for cozying up to white nationalists at a party. | ||
So, you know, maybe a synonym for cozying up is associating. | ||
It's not guilt by association to find someone guilty for associating with the wrong people. | ||
Yeah, that makes a lot of sense, you fucking retard, you stupid bimbo whore, you stupid bitch, you're only fired because you're a woman, you dumb idiot. | ||
Does anybody even read this stuff before they publish it? | ||
Is there even an editor? | ||
Is there anybody who looks at this before they decide to print this online? | ||
It's not guilt by association to find someone guilty for associating with the wrong people. | ||
Okay, Hole. | ||
Okay, you stupid bitch. | ||
Jeez. | ||
You know, it's incredible to me that this is the kind of mediocrity that they prefer. | ||
This is the kind of mediocrity that passes. | ||
That's all it is. | ||
As long as you're willing to take orders, We have a four-year degree, and you're willing to be a mouthpiece for conservative, you know, for the Conservative Inc., whatever, they will hire you. | ||
You know, that's all it's about. | ||
That's why the whole movement is full of mediocrities, and that's why nothing ever gets done. | ||
That's why all these people on Fox News, all they can do is go on and on, and it's the same partisan bickering all the time. | ||
This is the level. | ||
That they're bringing to the table. | ||
It is not guilt. | ||
At least call it what it is, darling. | ||
You know, maybe you agree. | ||
Fine. | ||
Agree with it. | ||
You know, think it's okay to fire someone because they take a picture with an alt-right troll. | ||
But I mean, to read the sentence, it's, again, it's another one of these things where it's all right there. | ||
It really has a way of saying it all, doesn't it? | ||
You know, Madeline Frey. | ||
I'm sure she was hired for her insightful political take. | ||
She's a real genius, you know. | ||
She's getting paid by Examiner. | ||
Examiner owned by a billionaire who owns companies in Israel. | ||
She's getting paid. | ||
She's living the life. | ||
Cosmopolitan in D.C. | ||
I'm a political reporter. | ||
Dad, my life is going great. | ||
I'm a political reporter. | ||
I'm a serious journalist. | ||
She's got her little hat. | ||
She has a little hat on it. | ||
It's tilted to the side. | ||
It says press. | ||
This is not a real photograph, but... Oh, I'm a journalist. | ||
I'm gonna get the story. | ||
I'm gonna be in Washington, D.C. | ||
I'm like Washington Barbie. | ||
I'm like Washington Examiner Barbie, getting the scoop. | ||
And I'm... I'm actually, like, a conservative. | ||
You stupid bitch! | ||
Dummy! | ||
I mean seriously! | ||
But anyway... | ||
Heated Gamer Moment. | ||
Heated Gamer Moment there. | ||
Heated Gamer Moment Department. | ||
That's gonna be another Jared Holtz article. | ||
But it's, but it's, but it's such. | ||
I mean, really? | ||
Anyway, she goes on. | ||
She writes, Another TPSA ambassador knew that, too. | ||
According to Right Wing Watch and the group organizing a debate between Fuentes and Wall, demand-free speech claimed that another TPSA ambassador, Zoe Sozo, would be attending their events. | ||
Quote, I can't stop laughing. | ||
It's funny. | ||
A TPUA. | ||
KeepUSA spokesperson told Right Wing Watch that Sozo had been invited to attend the event, but after researching the group, she decided to decline the invitation. | ||
Another black woman who has yet to escape the plantation. | ||
That's all I have to say about that. | ||
Zoe Sozo, more like slave. | ||
More like another slave on the GOP Inc. plantation. | ||
That's all I see. | ||
Oh, Masta says I can't hang out with those people. | ||
Look, I'm sorry, but that's what I see. | ||
Dinesh D'Souza says that's what that is. | ||
That's what I see in this, right? | ||
Conservatives must... This one's gonna get me in trouble. | ||
Conservatives must distance themselves from all forms of bigotry, especially white nationalism and white supremacy. | ||
Iowa Representative Steve King couldn't do it, and he was stripped of his congressional committee's TPUSA's right to demand better of its ambassadors. | ||
All conservatives should support the group's decision. | ||
It's not about cancel culture. | ||
It's about rejecting hateful, evil ideologies. | ||
and conservatives must stop being snowflakes when they're in the wrong, or some of the left's accusations against them might prove true. | ||
And this is, to me, really the bottom line. | ||
When a lot of these useful idiots... | ||
Because I'm sure this bimbo really does... | ||
Maybe she believes what she's saying. | ||
I don't really think somebody like this really has beliefs. | ||
I think Madeline Fry's beliefs are really like about fast food and cosmetics. | ||
Her deeply held beliefs, I think really amount to like, I like mean girls. | ||
I like that quote in mean girls. | ||
I like Revlon as opposed to, I don't know, you know, whatever other, there's that lipstick, I think. | ||
I like Chipotle instead of Chick-fil-A. | ||
I think somebody like Madeline Frye, I think she doesn't really have any, like, deeply held political convictions. | ||
I don't think somebody like Madeline Frye sits down and thinks really long and hard about, like, what is the nature of conservatism? | ||
What is human nature? | ||
What does it mean to be right-wing? | ||
I don't think she's really thinking about this. | ||
I think she's somebody that's really, like, sort of twirling her hair and thinking, like, am I gonna get Chick-fil-A for lunch today? | ||
Am I gonna get the strips? | ||
Or am I gonna get the sandwich? | ||
Oh, my makeup's, like, bad. | ||
I have to fix my makeup. | ||
Oh my gosh. | ||
So I don't, I don't think she really has beliefs. | ||
If she does, these are her beliefs. | ||
But this is the bottom line. | ||
All these conservatives, this is what their ideology amounts to. | ||
It is paper thin. | ||
It is hollow. | ||
It's things like this. | ||
Conservatives have to stop being snowflakes, otherwise we're going to be exactly what the left thinks we are. | ||
That's all they believe in. | ||
They don't want to be what the left says they are. | ||
In other words, they are buying wholesale the left-wing framework, moral framework, that the worst thing it can be is a racist. | ||
And we know what a racist is. | ||
We know that racism means you have something negative to say about minorities or something general to say about minorities, right? | ||
It's basically anti-white ideology, language control. | ||
So they're buying wholesale this left-wing language control, left-wing moral framework, and they're saying that the worst thing it could be is a racist, And that's why we as conservatives just can't look like that. | ||
We just can't appear like that. | ||
We can't fit into their mold. | ||
Without even really questioning some of these key assumptions, some of these core beliefs that we've been indoctrinated under, right? | ||
Somebody like Madeline Frye is not really thinking like, well, gee, why do they call us racist? | ||
What does it mean to be a racist? | ||
What is reverse racism, etc., etc.? ? | ||
You know, is racial equality real? | ||
Is that something we should strive for? | ||
What about demographics, you know? | ||
Her beliefs amount to this. | ||
Don't be a snowflake and don't become what the left says we are. | ||
This is not something you can build a country on. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
A country cannot run on, and particularly, a right-wing movement cannot run on, we just can't fit the stereotypes of the left's attack. | ||
If the left is attacking us, we just have to become everything that is not that attack. | ||
I'm sorry, that's not how it works. | ||
You know, we say the left are communists, or we say that the left is degenerate, or when we say that they're anarchists, they say, well, we can't do universal healthcare because, you know, then we would look like the communists they say we are. | ||
What did Pete Buttigieg say in the last debate? | ||
I think it was him who said this. | ||
He said, conservatives are going to call us socialists anyway, so let's just have the conversation. | ||
He got a standing ovation. | ||
Beto O'Rourke said, hell yeah, we're going to take your guns. | ||
You know? | ||
And the list goes on and on and on. | ||
When we attack the left, they own it. | ||
They make it a strength. | ||
They say, well, if conservatives say that, you know, we want to take your guns, well, maybe they're right. | ||
Because guns are killing people. | ||
And they own it. | ||
And that's why they win elections. | ||
That's why they have been gradually consolidating power for generations. | ||
And when the left calls us conservatives, or rather when the left calls conservatives racists, or fascists, or white nationalists, or whatever, we jump, duck, dodge, everything in the book to show that we aren't. | ||
Fire people, disassociate... | ||
Condemn. | ||
Disavow. | ||
Apologize. | ||
Everything. | ||
Oh, well, we'll fire this one. | ||
And, well, actually, we'll bring these people in. | ||
We'll hire blacks at the expense of whites in our organization to show that we're not. | ||
And actually, here's a policy that'll benefit blacks. | ||
They don't vote for us, but we'll release them all from prison, even though they committed crimes, because that'll show that we're not racist. | ||
This is not a viable strategy. | ||
This is not a viable strategy if you're trying to win. | ||
If you're trying to win elections or anything. | ||
And it certainly is not a viable strategy if you're going to run a country or anything like that. | ||
So that's Madeleine Fry. | ||
You know, the other one from Washington Examiner is Bradley Palumbo. | ||
He was attacking us. | ||
He was saying, you know, Cathay Jews, whatever. | ||
And he was attacking C.J. | ||
Pearson as well. | ||
C.J. | ||
Pearson tweeted the other day that white nationalism was based. | ||
And I was like, yo, based? | ||
But Bradley Palumbo was attacking us. | ||
And he's somebody who tweets out, I'm a gay atheist. | ||
I mean, he literally tweeted. | ||
Somebody dug up and found in his tweets where he said proudly, I'm a gay atheist. | ||
And it's like, do you really wonder why we've been losing for 30 years? | ||
Is it any wonder why, you know, the middle of America is being hollowed out and drug abuse is killing people and factories are moving away and trade liberalization is killing us and we've been in foreign wars and the left has taken over the media and Hollywood and we're being replaced in our own country and Christianity has been completely wiped out from the public square Is it any wonder why that has happened in spite of us having a Republican president | ||
Why do you think so much of this change has happened in spite of the billions of dollars that have been donated to conservatives? | ||
from 1994 to 2020 virtually with little interruption? | ||
Why do you think so much of this change has happened in spite of the billions of dollars that have been donated to conservatives, in spite of years of conservative control, conservative control over the House and the White House? | ||
It's because the people that are running the conservative movement are atheists or they're Jews or they're homosexuals. | ||
That's what it comes down to. | ||
Turning Point USA, the Trump administration, the Bush administration, the Washington Examiner, it's all the same. | ||
It goes back to what I just said. | ||
It's not about the right versus the left. | ||
It's not me and Washington Examiner infighting. | ||
It's not me and Charlie Kirk having to work something out. | ||
It's me, and it's everybody else who is against what is happening to our country, and it's all the people, right and left, in the globalist establishment. | ||
All the people that work in Washington, D.C. | ||
All the people in New York City. | ||
All the elites in Los Angeles. | ||
They're all on the same page. | ||
Charlie Kirk and whoever he debates, what do they really disagree on? | ||
You know, Charlie Kirk is gonna debate, I don't know, some communist at Politicon in a couple of weeks. | ||
I may or may not be there, we'll see. | ||
Charlie Kirk is gonna debate some socialist. | ||
What do they really disagree on? | ||
They're both in favor of total racial and, you know, racial egalitarianism. | ||
They're totally in favor of mass legal immigration. | ||
They're totally fine with demographic displacement. | ||
They're both fine with free trade. | ||
They're both fine with gay marriage and, you know, ostensibly they're okay with some degree of women's liberation. | ||
The areas where they don't agree on are, I think, abortion, Maybe some degree of gun control and some degree of government control over the economy. | ||
That's it. | ||
That's all they disagree on. | ||
Charlie Kirk thinks that automatic weapons should be banned. | ||
Oh, and the left-wing guy thinks semi-automatic weapons should be banned, too. | ||
You know, Charlie Kirk thinks abortion is wrong, and the other guy thinks, well, abortion is okay in some instances. | ||
And then there's some stuff about government control. | ||
Charlie Kirk thinks the individual income tax should be a little bit lower, and the other guy thinks it should be a little bit higher. | ||
But on all the fundamental principles, they're in total agreement. | ||
They both believe in mass democracy. | ||
They both believe in feminism. | ||
They both believe that white nationalism is evil. | ||
They both believe in this racism stuff, and that it has to be stamped out. | ||
They both believe... | ||
So do you understand why Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA, all of this, these guys, Washington Examiner, Will Chamberlain, this is the real enemy. | ||
It's like I said, I said this at the beginning of this year. | ||
This year is about a war on the grifters. | ||
It's about a war on the fake right, the establishment right, this MAGA Inc. | ||
that because of Donald Trump has allowed itself to glom onto this administration and co-opt nationalism. | ||
You know, Donald Trump ran on a lot of the stuff that I talk about on my show. | ||
But Charlie Kirk is best friends with Donald Trump and I'm on the outs. | ||
It just goes to show these people are working towards co-opting all the progress that we made in 2016 and shifting the window to the right. | ||
And this is what this represents. | ||
So I hope that people are brave enough to see it for what it is. | ||
Or at the very least, I hope conservatives, you know, conservatives, if I have any allies in the establishment or in the center, people that might not agree with me but value free speech, I hope a lot of people say, you know, there's a little bit of hypocrisy going around, don't you think? | ||
I don't think you'd really believe in free speech and free association and a battle of ideas and all this if they're willing to fire somebody just for associating. | ||
At the end of the day, Turning Point USA is never going to reform. | ||
They're never going to say, oh, you're right, we should incorporate these people because I have diametrically opposing views to Turning Point USA and they know that and they're political actors like anybody else. | ||
And as a political actor, they have to crush the opposition. | ||
But I hope that some of the useful idiots in between will start to wake up. | ||
Some of the people, influencers, ambassadors, chapter chairs, whatever, I hope some of them will start to wake up and say, hey, wait a minute. | ||
I thought we were in favor of freedom, apparently. | ||
I thought we were in favor of Christianity. | ||
I thought we were in favor of Western culture. | ||
Why are you kicking this guy out? | ||
Simply because he's defending all those things. | ||
I hope some people in the middle start to realize what's happening, and at the very least, defy the establishment a little bit. | ||
And I think that's happening somewhat. | ||
I am encouraged by this little alliance that has been cobbled together. | ||
You know, I'm taking heat from it. | ||
They're taking heat for it. | ||
You know, people are telling me, Nick, oh what, you're defending these people now? | ||
And Kathy Zhu and Ashley are taking heat saying, oh, you're hanging out with Nick Fuentes now? | ||
The bottom line is this. | ||
We need a big tent movement. | ||
That doesn't mean that we're going to bring in Turning Point USA. | ||
It doesn't mean that we're all on the same page. | ||
But it does mean that for us to achieve our goals, we are going to have to work with people who are not totally aligned with us. | ||
And that's fine. | ||
We have to do that. | ||
If we all were to break down along These very rigid, narrow lines of ideology, then there would be no such thing as a movement, you know? | ||
If we were to say, well, I'm a Catholic, you know, nationalist, so we can't have anybody that's Protestant, and we can't have anybody that's Orthodox, and we can't have anybody that's not in favor of, you know, Integralism and whatever, it would have movement of a thousand people, you know? | ||
So we need a Big Ten movement, and I think a lot of these people are starting to come around to that. | ||
I think they see the value in me being amplified, and I think we see the value in them being brought in So, so that's the Ashley St. | ||
Clair situation. | ||
We'll see how this goes. | ||
I guess there are more developments to come. | ||
We've got some things working with our old pal, Will Chamberlain. | ||
You know, Will Chamberlain, he tweeted out the other day. | ||
He said, days like today aren't fun, because he got like ratioed all day by groipers. | ||
It was really fun for us. | ||
I guess it was not so fun for him. | ||
He said, days like today aren't fun, but they are necessary. | ||
If he thought yesterday was not fun, he's in for a real surprise, you know. | ||
Well, Chamberlain's done some not-so-good things. | ||
You know, he said some things. | ||
He's not exactly who he says he is, so I think he's gonna run into some trouble pretty soon. | ||
But that's actually St. | ||
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Clair. | |
We're gonna move on. | ||
We're going way over here, so we're gonna dive into our Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what the masses are saying about all this. | ||
Pretty big audience tonight. | ||
What are we at? | ||
We're almost at 4,000. | ||
And a lot of superchats. | ||
I guess a lot of superchats is a good thing, but that means it's going to be an extra long show. | ||
But yeah, I think I've covered all our bases here. | ||
Examiner, Palumbo, uh, what's his name? | ||
Will Chamberlain, Ian. | ||
I think we've covered it all. | ||
But you see, a humble campus conservative, humble Afro-Latino campus conservative like me, I can't catch a break. | ||
I can't catch a break. | ||
Do you see how I'm persecuted? | ||
Do you see how they target me just for being a free thinker? | ||
What have I ever said that's so wrong? | ||
What? | ||
Right? | ||
I mean, what have I said that's so terrible? | ||
I'm just a Trump supporter? | ||
I'm just a Trump-supporting campus conservative. | ||
Afro-Latino. | ||
For what it's worth, that picture of all of us from the party? | ||
Cathy Xu is Chinese. | ||
Ashley St. | ||
Clair is Jewish. | ||
Jacob Wall is Jewish. | ||
I'm Mexican. | ||
Ali is black and Arab. | ||
You know, so this is a pretty diverse photograph. | ||
We've got men, we've got women, and we get all these white journalists That are saying we're white nationalists, we're racist, we're neo-nazis. | ||
Really? | ||
It's all a bunch of white journalists? | ||
Jewish too, by the way. | ||
A lot of Jewish journalists as well saying we're all Nazis. | ||
How can I be a white nationalist? | ||
I'm not even white. | ||
I'm Afro-Latino, bro. | ||
I'm a quarter Mexican. | ||
Didn't you know that? | ||
I'm two percent black. | ||
How could I be a white nationalist? | ||
Not even white. | ||
How can any of these people be white nationalists? | ||
So I think it's more plantation talk. | ||
All these people talking like plantation owners. | ||
You know, what they did to C.J. | ||
Pearson was terrible. | ||
C.J. | ||
Pearson, he strayed a little bit off the plantation and they said, nope, you got to come back to the plantation. | ||
Hey, you can't leave the plantation. | ||
Remember, we own you. | ||
Get back here. | ||
You think you can leave, but you can't. | ||
You have to keep working the fields. | ||
That's what they said. | ||
No, you don't. | ||
You're about to stay right here, Goyim. | ||
I'm going to head out. | ||
And they're like, oh, no, you don't. | ||
They said, oh, no, you don't. | ||
You're about to stay right here, Goyam. | ||
You're about to stay right here on our southern plantation. | ||
That's another red pill about slavery, by the way. | ||
Who owns the plantation? | ||
You know, the answer may surprise you. | ||
They said, hey, where do you think you're going? | ||
Hey, stop that black kid. | ||
He's getting off the plantation. | ||
He's thinking for himself. | ||
Get him back here. | ||
You know, they sent a bunch of guys on horses to go retrieve him. | ||
Bring him back to the plantation. | ||
You're not allowed to leave. | ||
Saying white nationalism and white supremacy are different? | ||
Saying white people can love their own? | ||
Oh, I don't think so. | ||
I'm not going to tell you what happened next. | ||
I think you've watched Django Unchained. | ||
You know what happened next. | ||
It's not pretty, right? | ||
But that's how it happens on the plantation. | ||
Conservative Inc.? | ||
I don't know, man. | ||
Just what they call the left. | ||
They're becoming plantation owners. | ||
Me, CJ, Kathy Zhu, we're in chains and we're fleeing and we're saying, we're not on the plantation anymore. | ||
And they're shooting at us now. | ||
They're just trying to kill us. | ||
They're trying to start a slave rebellion, kill them. | ||
Ashley St. | ||
Clair, bullet for him because she's in love with him. | ||
And that's, you know, because he's a bad boy and he's really handsome. | ||
But he said, you know what? | ||
No, no woman left behind. | ||
No laptop left behind. | ||
We got to get her out of here. | ||
Let's go. | ||
Let's go, Steve. | ||
Let's go, Baked Alaska. | ||
Let's get her out of here. | ||
And we're running. | ||
And so we're on the run. | ||
And who knows what's going to happen next? | ||
Are there going to be any turncoats? | ||
Is there going to be any Uncle Toms? | ||
Any Uncle Toms from the slave plantation going to turn us in? | ||
Going to turn back? | ||
I guess we'll have to see. | ||
Very dramatic. | ||
But we're going to move on. | ||
We're going to move on. | ||
We're going to look at our Super Chats, as promised. | ||
And let's see, we've got Respawn Master who says, I guess Ashley isn't a grifter anymore lol. | ||
Yeah, she's got, she's, she has no money anymore. | ||
No money from turning points. | ||
So yeah, I guess that would make her not a grifter. | ||
Not her choice, but you know, forcibly fired from the grifting industry. | ||
Bos Vivo says, the more that a broken system tells you that you're wrong, the more certain you should be that you must keep pushing ahead. | ||
Well, thank you for the big super chat, and that's very true. | ||
That's very true. | ||
That's what I'm doing. | ||
Knicker Nation can't be stopped. | ||
Do these people think they can stop me? | ||
Every time they try, they fail. | ||
Jared Holt, these, you know, Will Chamberlain, Cassie Dillon. | ||
Every time, I grow stronger and they grow weaker. | ||
You know, I was thinking about that. | ||
I was driving the other day and I was just thinking to myself, you know, Jared Holt, in his heart of hearts, and I bet he's watching this right now, in his heart of hearts, I bet he believes that he's like this anti-fascist and like he knows how dangerous I am. | ||
He knows what I'm going to do if I ever were in a position to exert myself on the country, to exert our will, our voice on this country. | ||
He knows full well what I believe. | ||
He knows. | ||
I know he knows. | ||
He knows that I know. | ||
He knows full well. | ||
And yet, I'm sure he must also know that he's powerless to stop me. | ||
He will never beat me. | ||
He can write up all these little articles, and he can do his little thing in a report. | ||
But it hasn't stopped me yet. | ||
Nobody has. | ||
Cassie Dillon tried to shut me down, and look how that turned out. | ||
Gerard Holt writes these articles. | ||
I think it'll take them out this time. | ||
Maybe if I don't engage with him on Twitter, maybe this article will do the trick. | ||
But you can't stop me. | ||
You must understand this. | ||
You must understand that nobody can stop me. | ||
You know the one way they're gonna do it. | ||
You know the one way they can take me out. | ||
And that is to give me lots of money, and that is not, it would definitely not to kill me. | ||
Though, you know, the one way they could take me out for good, they could give me millions of dollars to go away. | ||
Not to kill me, because, you know, then I would, that would just hurt them in the long run, right? | ||
Me dying, that, well, that would be bad for everybody, right? | ||
But, yeah, so that's pretty good. | ||
Respawn says, your telegram is badass. | ||
Excited for the show. | ||
Thanks. | ||
James says welcome back brother we missed you I hope you missed us loyal super chatters too I didn't have to miss you because they were there in person because I met a lot of them in person and some of them gave some pee pee poo poo super chats IRL as well I don't know if you saw this So I never get a chance to miss you because you follow me everywhere, and that's great. | ||
Kanye says, use this super chat for protection. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
Omega says, Miami was so hype. | ||
You are so nice and charismatic. | ||
I love being around you and all the Groipers. | ||
I hope you come to New York. | ||
Our army grows. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
I'm nice. | ||
You should tell my mom. | ||
My mom all the time. | ||
She's like, you're mean. | ||
You're really mean. | ||
You're whatever. | ||
So, thanks. | ||
So, thanks. | ||
Yeah, you were nice, too. | ||
I remember. | ||
I remember you said, I'm Omega. | ||
You yelled at me at the after party. | ||
But thanks, buddy. | ||
Good to see you as well. | ||
And we may, who knows, maybe we'll do something in New York. | ||
We'll see. | ||
Bates says, I'm the guy at the event who brought his GF. | ||
Oh, yes, believe me. | ||
I remember the guy who brought his GF. | ||
You know, imagine bringing your GF to one of these things. | ||
It's great, it's fine. | ||
He says, the energy was indescribable and being around so many others who think on our level was truly white-pilling. | ||
Well, thanks man, glad you enjoyed yourself. | ||
I'm just joking about the GF thing, by the way. | ||
Totally joking, you know. | ||
I'm gonna see the Joker this Thursday and, you know, that's fine. | ||
But, uh, but thanks big guy. | ||
Glad you had a good time. | ||
Peanut Arbuckle says, Nick, you've settled the question of boobs versus ass. | ||
What are your thoughts on skinny bitches versus pogs? | ||
You know, me, I prefer the former. | ||
I see a lot of these pogs and that really is like a non-white thing in my opinion. | ||
Everybody knows that, right? | ||
I mean, if it's a boobs versus ass, we know where the racial divide is on that, and therefore, you know, paw versus skinny, I think, is similar as well. | ||
Mullet says, good job Saturday. | ||
Lots of energy from the Knickers. | ||
Was nice to see you in person. | ||
Well, thanks, buddy. | ||
Nice to see you as well. | ||
The mullet zoomer. | ||
Of course I remember the mullet zoomer. | ||
He had a great mullet, I have to tell you. | ||
But yeah, good to see you, big guy. | ||
Finn says, take the safety razor pill. | ||
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Hmm. | |
Good pill to take. | ||
Bates is in the Q&A. | ||
I asked something I was hoping you'd get to answer. | ||
What do you think the endgame is for the social media censorship problem? | ||
The endgame is legislation. | ||
It's got to be some kind of legislation targeting, what do you call it, the section, what is it, 270? | ||
I forget, it's been so long. | ||
Section 230, is it? | ||
Section 230 protections? | ||
Section 230 protections. | ||
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Section 230 social. | |
Yeah, Section 230 protections. | ||
We've been over this a million times, but that's the end game. | ||
Andrew says, someone asked if I was Catholic. | ||
I wouldn't say no, obviously. | ||
Guy went on a rant about how it's demonic and how Catholics worship Mary and the saints. | ||
Sad. | ||
Yeah, that's obviously just disinformation. | ||
Bates says, lastly, thanks again for signing my mug, and if you still have my business card, check out my SoundCloud. | ||
Thanks! | ||
Yeah, I think I still do have that, so I will check out your SoundCloud, but Yeah, no problem, buddy. | ||
Yeah, nice meeting you as well. | ||
It was epic meeting you, even though that nibba at the after party drooling on himself and verging on throwing up on you. | ||
And I got me like, bruh. | ||
Yeah, nice meeting you as well. | ||
That's okay. | ||
You got a little carried away. | ||
Got a little too excited. | ||
It's a nigger after party. | ||
Anything can happen, right? | ||
But, yeah, nice to meet you as well, Bob Saccomando. | ||
Nice to put a face to the username. | ||
Yamato says, is the Federal Reserve based? | ||
No. | ||
Nick says, we aren't cynical. | ||
We are just unwilling to be deceived. | ||
Facts. | ||
Dan Crenshaw's Lost Eyeballs says, R.I.P. | ||
Stixx, you'll always be a cringe libertarian. | ||
Well, that's not very nice, okay? | ||
I know he just died recently. | ||
Big F in chat for Stixx. | ||
It was horrible. | ||
I saw the video and everything. | ||
It was, almost made me throw up a little bit watching it. | ||
I got sick to my stomach. | ||
It was so graphic. | ||
I don't even know, you know, they put that video up. | ||
I didn't even know it was allowed. | ||
You know, something like that. | ||
But, whatever. | ||
He's in a... well, I don't know if he's in a better place, but with enough prayers, maybe he can get out of purgatory if he's not in hell. | ||
But, uh, yeah, that's okay. | ||
We'll remember him for the good things. | ||
For the good takes, the funny jokes. | ||
Uh, Blazvivo says, be on our best behavior, boys. | ||
We have guests. | ||
That's right! | ||
I'm sure all the alt-light people watching this tonight. | ||
It is funny to me that, uh... | ||
A lot of people, like, don't really respect what I do. | ||
I can tell a lot of these, like, serious political types, they look at me. | ||
I'm a kid. | ||
I don't have a college degree. | ||
I do a YouTube show. | ||
And a lot of these people that get money from billionaires like prostitutes and whores, they think they're better than me. | ||
They think they're above me. | ||
They think that, like, what I do is not serious. | ||
But whenever something like this happens, they're all watching America First, aren't they? | ||
They're all watching the show. | ||
They all want to know what happened. | ||
I'm a world-class entertainer and we have a grassroots audience and nobody else has and they know that and maybe they should feel badly about that but Cody says lack of America first content makes me want to go rope mode hey don't go rope mode big guy don't say that but yeah I know I know it's it's a good show you know Cam says, how about Jade McNeil calling out that Cassie Dillon lapdog, Alex Sears? | ||
Lone Conservative is in cope mode. | ||
Their views are scenic and could be yours for the low, low price of a $2 Zoomer chat. | ||
Yeah, Lone Conservative is so stupid, man. | ||
All those people, they're all just like Cassie Dillon orbiters. | ||
Totally cringe, you know. | ||
I can't imagine being a Zoomer. | ||
You're Alex Sears. | ||
You're a white man. | ||
And you're a Zoomer. | ||
And you could be like a gamer and be epic and be a groiper and be funny and like say the N-word and do things like that. | ||
And instead, you'd much rather like White Knight and Coon for E-Girls. | ||
You'd much rather be on the timeline policing white nationalism. | ||
Hey, that's racist! | ||
Hey, that's, that's, that guy's a Nazi! | ||
I mean, what kind of faggot do you have to be? | ||
What kind of, like, what broke inside of you when you were born? | ||
I don't know if they were too close with their mothers, I don't know if that's what it is, but I don't know what kind of, like, self-respecting Zoomer could look in the mirror and say, and do these things that Alex Sears does, you know, do the, you know, Nintendo Switch face and orbit Cassie Dillon and be her, like, bodyguard at CPAC. | ||
He, like, tattled on me at CPAC. | ||
I just don't understand the temperament of a person that does that. | ||
Um, Mr. Security Guard! | ||
Mr. Security Guard! | ||
That guy got banned for being too racist! | ||
You have to kick him out, please! | ||
What a faggot, dude, right? | ||
So yeah, Jaden McNeil is, well, I will say Jaden McNeil is in Turning Point USA. | ||
I mean, it seems like he's okay on some takes, but I don't know, he's in Turning Point. | ||
I don't want to avow him too strongly. | ||
I know that would maybe cause some problems for him. | ||
You know, people might disavow for that. | ||
I know my association is so toxic, I don't want to avow anybody explicitly who, you know, maybe I think has potential. | ||
Maybe I think they're leaning towards the right side. | ||
So I'll just say that Jaden is a cuck. | ||
He's in turning point, and he had a pretty base take today. | ||
But, uh, but I disavow him, right? | ||
Can't, can't get too close. | ||
Don't want to, don't want to hurt him by proximity. | ||
Peanut Arbuckle says my water filter is made of plastic. | ||
Do you think this is raising my estrogen? | ||
People that worry about their estrogen probably don't have high T. You know, I have to say that. | ||
Imagine being somebody that, like, goes and gets their tea checked. | ||
Like, what, are you concerned about that? | ||
If you're concerned about that, I mean, you probably already have low tea. | ||
I don't need to be concerned about that, because I feel high tea. | ||
I feel masculine. | ||
I feel aggressive. | ||
I feel virile, okay? | ||
There are certain signs that you know that you're virile, that you know that you've got it. | ||
And so, I don't know. | ||
I wouldn't worry about that. | ||
I eat Big Macs. | ||
I drink out of a bottle of water. | ||
I don't care. | ||
And I'm high tea. | ||
It's more a mentality, I think. | ||
I T-Pose. | ||
I hit the T-Pose. | ||
I hit the, you know, high test positions. | ||
I'm good. | ||
Proud Patriot says, What Nick is ignorant of, no mortal could ever know. | ||
Factual. | ||
Harry says, Ashley St. | ||
Clair feet pick when? | ||
Well, hey, relax, big guy. | ||
All right, take it easy. | ||
We're trying to, we're trying to work, and we're trying to red pill her. | ||
I was trying to red pill Cathy Xiu. | ||
I said, Kathy, are you like based in red pill? | ||
And she's like, yeah. | ||
And we started talking. | ||
I'm like, you're not based in red pill. | ||
You're cringe and blue pill. | ||
I said, but you can be based in red pill. | ||
You can come around, you know. | ||
So hopefully that happens. | ||
Hopefully we can convert them. | ||
But, you know, I think it's sort of dependent on them. | ||
They've got to want to come around, you know. | ||
Saeed Hassan says, anyone with that intense of a 1,000 phallus stare is too much of a whore to deserve any job anyway. | ||
Ibrahim, get the stones. | ||
Hey, all right, relax, big guy, okay? | ||
We're trying, we're trying to, uh, we're trying to finesse that a little bit, okay? | ||
Not politically, of course. | ||
Politically, not in any other way. | ||
Of course she's Jewish. | ||
If I were to try to finesse in any other way, Jewish and an egret. | ||
Wouldn't be acceptable, right? | ||
But uh, so I would, I would try and let's take a chill pill on that momentarily. | ||
Intermission on the bashing. | ||
Omega King says, please come to New York. | ||
That's where I live. | ||
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Ooh, woo. | |
Yeah, we'll see about that. | ||
Okay. | ||
Baker says, the dude in the blue suit at the event was a despicable human being. | ||
Everything he did and said was cringe. | ||
I can't get the image of his molar tattoo out of my mind. | ||
Glad everyone bullied him though. | ||
That was so terrible, honestly. | ||
To me, that was so unnecessary. | ||
He put such a damper on the event. | ||
I don't know who this guy was, but I think he was friends with the organizers. | ||
They brought him up on stage at the end. | ||
He was just this like drunken buffoon during the panel that we did. | ||
It was like Will Witt, Ali, me, Kathy, Bernadine, Jacob. | ||
And then they brought up this friends with him. | ||
And it was just kind of a sad thing. | ||
Kind of put a damper on things on an otherwise great event. | ||
But yeah, pretty pathetic. | ||
Finn says, take the shaving brush pill. | ||
Shaving brush pill. | ||
All right. | ||
Grug Reese's Grug says, welcome back. | ||
Grug only. | ||
Okay, the cringe meme. | ||
I'm not reading this. | ||
Daniels has ever thought of doing a fan meetup. | ||
Yeah, we did one over the weekend. | ||
So, they were pretty zippy. | ||
They go like 20 miles an hour. | ||
We were just zipping around on those. | ||
And we were zipping around the Jewish. | ||
There was some kind of like Jewish community center or something. | ||
And there was an armed guard outside. | ||
A black armed guard. | ||
Kind of like pretty good image. | ||
Pretty symbolic. | ||
You've got the big towering modernist Jewish community center. | ||
And a black armed guard beneath. | ||
And so me and Baked Alaska, we were just zooming back and forth on the scooter, zipping around this guy in front of him, naming them and stuff. | ||
It was pretty epic. | ||
Any new intel on unscrupulous e-girl tattoos? | ||
No new intel, sorry to say. | ||
Treader says, Paisano, my man Treader. | ||
I love that guy. | ||
I saw this guy Treader. | ||
He had some cringe superchats, I guess. | ||
He told me that I like, you know, I went off on him before. | ||
But I met him in person. | ||
He was a very expressive Italian. | ||
He was a brother. | ||
I got such a kick out of this guy. | ||
Sorry about the new Kanye album. | ||
And can I get a vibe check on Shredder? | ||
It was a very good vibe from him. | ||
So definitely white-pilled on Shredder. | ||
I hope I'll be seeing him again. | ||
Morning Coffee says, Sorry about the new Kanye album. | ||
At least you have us. | ||
Yeah, that's really great. | ||
Victor says he just gives a raccoon. | ||
up past midnight stayed up until 3 a.m. every night just to see if it would come out like a clown but yeah at least i still have you yeah that's great uh victor says uh he just gives a raccoon i guess he's calling me a coon black swan says thank you for dealing with all the trouble to pull off the event It was worth it to feel like a normal person for a few days. | ||
All the Knickers who went were quality people. | ||
What would you change about the event in the future? | ||
Well, thanks buddy. | ||
Glad you enjoyed yourself. | ||
It was nice meeting you, of course. | ||
Good to see you. | ||
And what would I change about the event in the future? | ||
Well, we would definitely be organizing it ourselves, that's for sure. | ||
Definitely, there would be no femoid on stage. | ||
No offense, Kathy. | ||
No offense, Bernadine. | ||
But, you know... | ||
No, we just if we really believe in traditionalism. | ||
Sorry, we don't really want to hear from that So we would probably change up the lineup. | ||
We would definitely figure out a better way to facilitate a venue We would get a contract The thing is I don't know how they were handling this but you know It's not impossible American Renaissance does a conference every year other people do conferences So I don't want to give away the whole playbook, but it'll they'll definitely be organized a lot more professionally It won't be a sloppy the communication will be better So we'll sort that out, but you know, these are things we'll have to figure out in the months to come, maybe. | ||
But thanks, buddy. | ||
Good to see you. | ||
Wes Motorstein says, can we get a new optics field report on zoomers? | ||
The zoomers are based. | ||
They're Chad. | ||
They're normal. | ||
You know, a lot of them were epic. | ||
You know, some of these zoomers I was meeting, I'm like, you're just like a normal Chad epic guy. | ||
Normal Chad and epic. | ||
So the Zoomers are very epic. | ||
Josias is blackmailed on Ye. | ||
He needs to release the album already. | ||
Yeah, I know. | ||
Tell me about it. | ||
Reagan launches Charlie Kirk as a diaper fetishist with creepy little dolphin teeth and receded gums. | ||
Very malign physiognomy. | ||
We gotta keep him away from Barron Trump. | ||
I agree. | ||
Yeah, the guy's sick. | ||
He's sick in the head. | ||
Many say he's also homosexual. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I've also already sent nudes to people as well. | ||
So, I don't... There's a lot of... There's a lot going on there. | ||
The guy's a freak. | ||
Colby says Sebastian Gorka stole your show, America First. | ||
Angloid. | ||
He's not Angloid. | ||
Sebastian Gorka? | ||
He's like Hungarian. | ||
That's racist! | ||
I can't read that. | ||
I can't read that. | ||
That's racist. | ||
That's a bad joke. | ||
That's a bad joke. | ||
I'm not reading that. | ||
We're friends, all right? | ||
Vermoose says Ashley St. Clair had to get up off dat beer gut someday. | ||
I don't know what that's supposed to mean. | ||
Darklobe with a big super chat. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
Says, great time in Miami. | ||
I saw you crossing the street in front of my hotel when I was coming back from dinner. | ||
Just had to stop by and say hi. | ||
Had to catch a red-eye back to Orlando because I'm a wagee. | ||
Yikes! | ||
So couldn't make the after party, but I hope to talk to you some more at the next event. | ||
Crossing the street. | ||
Oh yeah that's right when you uh when I saw you in front of that Chevron gas station or is that a different I had a couple of interactions like that but yeah good to see you a man thanks for the big super chat by the way shame you couldn't make the after party but yeah maybe at the next one right Jose says before Kathy acted cringe and now she's a fire-hot conservative better than Cassie help me get her teeth okay I can't read that part sheesh oh my gosh with the with the thirsting | ||
But yeah, no, she's getting pretty epic. | ||
Look, she saw her friend get attacked and she went right on the offensive. | ||
She went full Tiger Mom. | ||
Very epic. | ||
Very based. | ||
Very respectable. | ||
Blair White's Phantom Third Leg says, looks like you made serious waves in Miami. | ||
Wish I could have been there, but I had to make some NASA bucks for more Super Chats. | ||
That's alright. | ||
You know, maybe there'll be some more opportunities in the future. | ||
Red Pilled says Dylan Perrantes, a known pillow biter, said you and your friends aren't real conservatives. | ||
Debate him. | ||
He's got clout. | ||
His IG is too savage for Democrats. | ||
Okay, I'll check him out. | ||
Too savage for Democrats. | ||
Yeah, talk about pillow biting. | ||
Sheesh. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Lil Jesus says it was awesome meeting you and the gang in Miami. | ||
Zoomers are rising. | ||
Establishment conservatives are trying to hold on, but we have all the energy. | ||
That's right, big guy. | ||
It's true. | ||
Nice meeting you as well. | ||
Nice meeting the court rapper of America first, Lil Jesus. | ||
All these black pills, but we went Nicko mode. | ||
No, Lil Jesus was cool. | ||
I had to confront him about this tweet that he made a long time ago, but no, he's a cool dude. | ||
We had tapas and hung out at the after party. | ||
He's a good dude. | ||
SamuraiSpirits says, to everyone who doubted when they saw the photo, when are you going to learn? | ||
Trust Nick's instincts. | ||
Welcome back, King. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
Exactly right. | ||
All these people shitting on me. | ||
I had to block so many people. | ||
Because look, if you don't have faith in me at this point, if you don't trust me, I want nothing to do with you. | ||
I want loyalty, okay? | ||
Absolute loyalty from my followers. | ||
Because it's gonna only get rough, more rough from here, right? | ||
You do know that. | ||
It's only gonna be more smears, attacks, lies, all kinds of things. | ||
Even me associating with people you might not like. | ||
But, uh, you gotta trust the plan. | ||
You know, I went to, uh, when I was in D.C. | ||
for the 4th of July, took that picture with Milo, and everyone's like, oh, he took a picture with Milo, and that means that, like, he's getting paid now. | ||
And then I've been, like, more hardcore than ever on this show about, you know, we all know, right? | ||
I go to this party. | ||
Oh, he took a picture with people? | ||
That means it's over. | ||
That means he's blue-pilled now. | ||
Like, really? | ||
You'd think people would realize, but whatever. | ||
Alex says, just take my wage-cuck bucks and continue the good fight. | ||
Well, thank you, bro. | ||
I will do that. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Vermuz says we got to defend our neo-Asiatic nicris. | ||
The Cathy Jue, the... | ||
The Asian Queen, right? | ||
The Jewel of the Ethnostate, as they call her. | ||
No, I'm only joking. | ||
I'm only joking. | ||
We don't believe in that. | ||
But yeah, we have to protect. | ||
Have to protect! | ||
Protect! | ||
Protect the Asian at all costs. | ||
Dimitri says we are untouchable. | ||
Very true. | ||
Gods in heaven says Super Chatters be like, mmm, grand. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Kem says I broke this autistic kid's DS and blamed it on a black guy I don't like. | ||
Classic move, by the way. | ||
You love that one, right? | ||
Watching The Sopranos. | ||
Very Keno move. | ||
Now the autistic kid spurgs out every time he sees it. | ||
Based? | ||
That's very racist and not based. | ||
I can't believe you've done this. | ||
Yamato says, are school uniforms based? | ||
Uh, no. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I mean... I don't know. | ||
I mean, school uniform. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't... Look, I mean, they do this in the United Kingdom. | ||
They're like, it's an angloid thing. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I didn't go to school with a uniform. | ||
I think it's fine. | ||
But, uh... | ||
I wouldn't want to wear one. | ||
I wouldn't want my kid to go to school where they have to wear a uniform. | ||
I want my kid to drip. | ||
I want my kid to be dripping. | ||
I want him to wear, you know, cuffed jeans. | ||
I want him to wear a Hawaiian shirt. | ||
I want him to wear this black and white striped shirt that the e-boys wear, you know, and a beanie and chains and things. | ||
You know, I want that for my kid. | ||
So I don't know if I'm in love with the, for the most part, with the school uniforms. | ||
Liquid Oxygen with the big super chat. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
He says, Nick, great to meet you at Demand Free Speech. | ||
If you're the Joker or Wolves, definitely the Penguin. | ||
His resemblance was striking and uncanny. | ||
Certainly there are some avian features perhaps. | ||
Incredible performance and amazing energy from the crowd. | ||
And as it happens, I actually am from an Orthodox family, albeit Christian. | ||
Well, hey, yeah, nice to meet you as well, man. | ||
Very good to see you. | ||
And that's a pretty interesting comparison. | ||
Yeah, I mean, like, we're somewhat allies, sort of on the same page. | ||
I could see that. | ||
You know, Jacob Wohl, I talked to him. | ||
Look, I know he's a Zionist. | ||
I get that. | ||
A lot of my audience isn't in love. | ||
He talks about bombing Iran and stuff. | ||
But he's totally based on, he knows all the relevant facts. | ||
He's just on the other, he's just on the Zionist team. | ||
But you know what? | ||
I don't really have a problem with that. | ||
I have a problem with people that are dishonest, that try to attack me, that try to destroy me. | ||
But you know, I think he's one of these people that's legitimately interested in making a deal, so to speak. | ||
You know, he's interested in advancing common goals and where we disagree, maybe meeting halfway. | ||
And so, yeah, I don't want to bomb Iran like he does, but, uh, you know, I think he's presentable. | ||
I think he's a chad. | ||
I think he was strategic. | ||
He knows how to appeal to my audience. | ||
He's a very smart guy. | ||
So are there things that, you know, like, we don't agree on? | ||
Are there things that I don't love? | ||
Sure, but, uh, generally speaking, there's worse people he can find out there. | ||
So, you know, I said it during the debate. | ||
I have a lot of respect for him. | ||
But, uh, but yeah, definitely a Joker-Penguin combination. | ||
Yeah, yeah, nice to meet you. | ||
Harry says, Folk Salad. | ||
Don't you mean Folk Veggie Mixie, mate? | ||
No, I mean Folk Salad, bro. | ||
Salad Head Nation, alright? | ||
I stand the Salad Head Nation. | ||
Chicken on a Raft says, was pretty cringe seeing all the cameras turned on the audience in Miami. | ||
If we could stop giving the left doxxing material, that'd be great. | ||
I know, I kept seeing that. | ||
I tried to tell him to stop, but I wasn't organizing it, so. | ||
If we ever do an event, trust me, the OPSEC will be much better. | ||
Past Interference says, did Gabe get home? | ||
I can't reach him. | ||
Very concerned. | ||
Gabe, Skype your NICA, please. | ||
Gabe. | ||
Gabe who? | ||
Gabe. | ||
Was I with a Gabe? | ||
I don't remember. | ||
Anyway, AmTheWeb says, uh, Brad Palumbo follows underage boys on Instagram. | ||
Hmm, really makes you think. | ||
Oh, you mean Brad Palumbo's a gay pedophile? | ||
Huh! | ||
That's so weird! | ||
You mean a gay, an openly gay man, an openly gay conservative nonetheless, would be following underage boys on Instagram? | ||
Huh! | ||
I wonder why? | ||
Why would he be following underage guys on Instagram? | ||
Maybe they're just friends with each other. | ||
You know, I've heard things about his best friend, Guy Benson. | ||
Anybody know Guy Benson? | ||
Another one of these gay conservatives on Fox News? | ||
Yeah, him and, uh, him and what's-his-name, Brad Palumbo, are real tight. | ||
You know, I've heard some things about Guy Benson. | ||
If he ever wants to fuck with me, I've heard some things about him, too. | ||
Gee, yeah, it really makes you think. | ||
Maybe, maybe there's, like, a reason why we don't, like, let these people hang around conservative circles or, you know, any circles in the past, right? | ||
I don't know. | ||
He was very defensive when he got called a pedophile earlier today. | ||
I don't know if you saw that. | ||
This is a fake tweet. | ||
This was doctored. | ||
I'm not a pedophile. | ||
Well, you seem pretty defensive. | ||
It was obviously a fake tweet, but, uh, you know, why are you pushing back so much, right? | ||
Are you following in the footsteps of Guy Benson there? | ||
Anyway, Chris Russo says, DLive Joker movie reaction Thursday night? | ||
I think probably I will do that. | ||
Yeah, we'll see. | ||
Harris Walker says, Miami was great, even with the Proud Boys, Femoids, Fed posting, etc. | ||
Sharing some McDonald's and protecting you from the stumbling drunk guy was fun. | ||
Yeah, it was a good time. | ||
You know, look, a lot of the Proud Boys are cool. | ||
I'm friendly with them and everything, but yeah, I don't know. | ||
There was a little bit of carrying on from some of them. | ||
That's okay. | ||
But yeah, it was a great event and I'm glad you had a good time. | ||
Glad you had some fun. | ||
It was so great. | ||
At the after party, we went up and one of the guys who was there, he had this great Penthouse Hotel Room in Miami Beach in South Beach. | ||
We were all up there and we ordered like 10 pizzas and they were taking so long that some guy just went out and got just like a bunch of Big Macs and McDoubles or Quarter Pounders. | ||
We were all in there eating McDonald's, eating fries and stuff. | ||
It was a perfect end to the evening. | ||
FF says, Based Mom walking up, walking you up for the show. | ||
On ya mom, or waking you up for the show. | ||
On ya mom. | ||
Yeah, mom's pretty based for that. | ||
She does, you know, sometimes I'll crash on the couch, I'll be like, hey ma, wake me up at 6 or whatever. | ||
And she does, she's a supporter of the show. | ||
Turbo Groyper says, I'm in a group chat for College Republicans with Kathy Xu and she said there were so many Pepes in her mentions. | ||
She needs to learn Groyper pride. | ||
Yeah, I saw that, somebody sent that to me. | ||
It's Groyper, babe! | ||
It's not Pepe, it's Groyper, alright? | ||
You're gonna have to learn these things, alright? | ||
You know, she didn't know who Andrew Anglin was. | ||
I told her Andrew Anglin wrote an article about us. | ||
She's like, Andrew Anglin? | ||
I said, yeah, Andrew Anglin from the Daily Wire. | ||
She thought I was talking about Andrew Claven, who of course is also on the Daily Wire. | ||
But yeah, it's a Groyper babe, not a Pepe. | ||
Samuel says my face when someone says Jesus is non-white or Jewish, and it is a joy face, a laughing face. | ||
Yeah, I also make that face because it's not true. | ||
Jesus was Aryan. | ||
Dr. Strawberry says, I love your content, Nick. | ||
What are you doing for Halloween? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Probably a normal show. | ||
Timedouts says, return of the based pumpkin. | ||
Yeah, I got to get one. | ||
I got to get to Walmart and buy a new one. | ||
Big Mike says, the people whining about you being pictured with Ashley need to stop taking the internet so seriously. | ||
Infiltrate, then attack! | ||
Whoa, whoa, whoa! | ||
Infiltrating? | ||
I don't know what you're talking about. | ||
I took a friendly picture with a friendly person at a dinner, and there's nothing more to it than that, really. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Smooth Brain says, I love how just your presence in a picture is so powerful to make conservative ink go chimp mode. | ||
Keep up the good work, King. | ||
God bless. | ||
The power of the Knicker Nation, truly, right? | ||
They see the threat. | ||
Ben says, my brother and I had an amazing time in Miami and it was great to meet you. | ||
I have to disavow you calling us the HHBros and telling us to rise up, but I hope to speak to you again soon. | ||
That's funny. | ||
Well, yeah, that's okay. | ||
Disavow all you'd like. | ||
That's fine. | ||
But yeah, hopefully we'll meet again. | ||
Nice to meet you. | ||
Jay Stewartz is proud of you, Nick. | ||
Hey, thanks. | ||
anonymous says hey nick remember whatever you do don't say the n-word don't say the n-word yeah we we will have no problems with this i never say that word ever dandy says good time meeting you and many other great dues this weekend very white pilling experience god bless nice meeting you as well groper wave says nicker nation remains undefeated another victory truly top snack says e-drama is literally more important than politics unironically true | ||
TAC says, so Turning Point is okay with a TPUSA member dressing up as a baby to point a mirror to safe space culture, but a photo with you is beyond the pale? | ||
That's a very good point. | ||
Yeah, I don't know why they were okay with the diaper thing, but whatever. | ||
James Russell says, was there a video of the debate recorded? | ||
Yeah, it'll be released eventually. | ||
Dr. Strawberry says, Nick, have you tried Hot Mart? | ||
I don't know what that is. | ||
Harold says CHK and Taiwan protesters put a certain symbol over the CCP flag. | ||
Jungle IQ on full display, probably co-opted in my opinion. | ||
So dumb. | ||
I didn't see that. | ||
I don't know what you're talking about. | ||
Yamato says, is China based in Red Pill despite being communist? | ||
Yeah, because they're ethnically homogeneous, I guess. | ||
People would disagree with that, but the Han Chinese core is solid. | ||
They're United in their culture and in relatively speaking in race, you know people say I remember one time I said China is relatively homogeneous and they're like what you know nothing about China and it's like look, bro They're not importing millions of people from another race. | ||
You know, let's put it that way I know they've got these peripheral groups on the outside, you know, Mongolians and Manchurians and Uyghurs and, you know, Tibetans and all this. | ||
But generally speaking, it's one people united, and that's what matters. | ||
Anonymous says, PP Poo Poo. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Charlie Kirks says, after 48 hours of never-ending vigorous Groiper rape, I can relax with some America First and watch Kathy Xu go in knicker mode in the chat. | ||
Trust the plan. | ||
Trust the plan, as always. | ||
Alcibiades says you're too young to remember the blue dress, but Republicans have zero problem impeaching Democrats. | ||
Biden is toast if elected. | ||
Uh, okay, yeah, I guess, man. | ||
Forest Shades says when will you meds cut your losses and finally submit to the Appalachia Banjo Chads? | ||
Banjo Chads? | ||
Yeah, I don't think that's what you call them, okay? | ||
I think we have other names for those people. | ||
Meds are obviously superior. | ||
All you have to do is watch My Cousin Vinny. | ||
All you have to do is watch, you know, The Sopranos, anything like that. | ||
The Southerners, what kind of food do they make? | ||
Grits? | ||
Really? | ||
Italians, we have pasta, we have meatballs, we have pizza, we have mustacholi, okay? | ||
And what are they eating in the South? | ||
Grits? | ||
What is that, like in water? | ||
I don't even know what it is. | ||
They're eating griots! | ||
We're eating griots! | ||
And, uh, well, what the hell else do they eat? | ||
And biscuits? | ||
Butter biscuits? | ||
And whatever? | ||
I mean, look, it's okay sometimes, I guess, but it's like, let's be real, please. | ||
You know, in Rome, look at the cathedrals, the structures. | ||
What do they have in the South? | ||
These, like, little baby churches? | ||
And sheds or whatever? | ||
I think it's pretty clear. | ||
Jose Antonio says, those who do not trust Nick plans. | ||
Nick, virtual experience. | ||
Yes. | ||
Nice meeting you as well. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Liquid Oxygen says, sorry you had to leave early, Nick. | ||
The selfish part of me wants to hold the record for farthest traveling Nicker, but I can't know having missed the after party. | ||
Had an easy flight to catch. | ||
Well, I don't know. | ||
Somebody came from Alaska. | ||
I think that would probably be the farthest, but I don't know where you came from. | ||
I heard that around 1500 people showed up. | ||
Yeah, about 10 million people showed up. | ||
It was awesome. | ||
I refused to buy the merch until the album comes out. | ||
I was gonna buy it, and then I noticed it was $140. | ||
And I was like, you know what? | ||
The album hasn't even come out yet. | ||
King hasn't released, and I was too late to buy the merch. | ||
Blackpilled again. | ||
I refused to buy the merch until the album comes out. | ||
I was going to buy it, and then I noticed it was $140, and I was like, you know what? | ||
The album hasn't even come out yet. | ||
Forget it. | ||
Samuel says, hard copy. | ||
Something would be epic. | ||
I don't know what that means. | ||
CIA defector says, the police came to my house. | ||
They said my dog was chasing kids on bikes in the street. | ||
The cops think my dog can ride a bike. | ||
She doesn't even own a bike. | ||
Okay, I don't know what that means. | ||
Oh, chasing kids on bikes. | ||
Is that a joke? | ||
Like, like as in the dog was riding the bike and chasing kids that were not? | ||
past interferences in cuban occupied miami in a mexican restaurant in between two asian eagles nick fuentes speak english cuban bartender drinks stop yeah that's funny mr leonce's daily wire has an ask me anything event this week with clavin and shapiro will they be able to keep our guys out that's a good idea we should we should get in there Dark Globes has talked with Knickers, Wignats, Proud Boys, and even had a nice chat with the big lad who was drunk. | ||
Felt like we were all allies, if only just for one night. | ||
Uh, yeah, definitely not with Wignats, but sure. | ||
Harold says, I heard Kathy went to find out her blood type. | ||
B positive, apparently. | ||
Her parents were not happy. | ||
Another B, Kathy. | ||
Not good enough. | ||
A's only. | ||
That's pretty funny. | ||
Ben says, rest in peace to the two or three people who left their credit cards at the bar and got their names read on the live stream. | ||
That didn't happen. | ||
I don't think. | ||
Christian says, hey Nick, say the gamer word. | ||
Any inner-city Democrat. | ||
Oh, that's really funny, dude. | ||
Brittany says, I love you. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Jimbo says, I really hope this shows all the dummies on our side who countersignal absolute free speech. | ||
Why, that is obviously retarded. | ||
Factual facts. | ||
Morning Coffee says your shop is unavailable. | ||
Is there another way? | ||
No. | ||
With these people, it's like, I just told you, Shopify is down. | ||
Nick, Nick, your store is down. | ||
Is there any other way? | ||
No, bro. | ||
We have a store. | ||
That's the only way. | ||
What the fuck do you think? | ||
We're gonna get a new e-commerce platform. | ||
Do you think I make the merch myself? | ||
Do you think I'm sewing it myself? | ||
We need an e-commerce platform. | ||
Just chill out. | ||
Just wait. | ||
It'll be back in like a week. | ||
Honestly, I hate being famous for this reason, you know? | ||
I gotta get an assistant or a manager, somebody to handle this. | ||
Because this is all I get all day long. | ||
Nick, this is down, like the minute something is down, and everybody's up in arms, everybody's got a big problem. | ||
Just relax. | ||
Just wait. | ||
You know, it's my whole life. | ||
When something is going wrong, my approach has always been, wait and see. | ||
Maybe figure it out for myself. | ||
Maybe wait a little bit. | ||
Ask around. | ||
But I guess it's like the NPC responses. | ||
It's not working! | ||
It's not working! | ||
I'm freaking out! | ||
I need to ask! | ||
I need to ask directly! | ||
No, there's no other way. | ||
So, and don't buy anything. | ||
Don't buy anything. | ||
Don't, you know, if it's really that big of a deal, just buy something else. | ||
BJC says, I'm afraid this will be my last Super Chat for a number of months as I'll be leaving for basic army training very soon. | ||
I've been a fan ever since the Yusuf interview and I'm excited to see what the future holds. | ||
I will return a Zoomer super soldier. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Well, thanks for the big Super Chat, man. | ||
Good luck in army training. | ||
Good luck in basic training. | ||
Hope you will serve Israel well. | ||
I hope you will give your whole life. | ||
Hopefully you won't come back, you know? | ||
And I say that because hopefully you will give the ultimate sacrifice for the nation that deserves it most, the Jewish people. | ||
No, just kidding, just kidding. | ||
But good luck with your service, sir. | ||
We deserve, you know, you deserve the world. | ||
You deserve coupons, discounts. | ||
I lay out my coat over the puddle so you can walk over it, because thank you for our freedoms. | ||
So thank you, sir. | ||
Thanks for the big super chat. | ||
Hope everything goes well. | ||
We'll see you in a bit. | ||
Liquid Oxygen says, the roars we made in favor of smashing democracy, ending femoid suffrage, And stamping out multiracialism gave me chills. | ||
Getting caught up in that energy was cosmic and spiritual. | ||
God was in that room. | ||
Very true, very true, yeah. | ||
Yeah, it was almost like I was like a lightning rod for animosity against the rootless transnational elite. | ||
I was sort of directing all of that, you know, charismatic, angry speaker, directing all the popular nationalistic dissatisfaction against this shadowy elite that has destroyed and pillaged our country. | ||
There was some energy about that. | ||
I agree. | ||
Tyler says, just want to say hi to really good comics. | ||
Big fan. | ||
Okay. | ||
Well, maybe you say that on his live stream. | ||
But no, he's good. | ||
Shifty says, love the show. | ||
Do you still talk to Jake Lloyd? | ||
Yeah, I still talk to Jake Lloyd, the actor who played Anakin. | ||
You know, I'm kidding. | ||
I talk to Jake Lloyd. | ||
He's good. | ||
Saeed says, daily reminder Allah is a Jew and died for our sins. | ||
I don't know what that's all about, but okay. | ||
Super Chats says Republicans are the real anti-whites. | ||
Yeah, true. | ||
Solgren says Marcus Garvey was based, though. | ||
Yeah, he was based. | ||
Kelevra says car broke down just before leaving on my 16-hour road trip to Miami. | ||
Blackpilled again. | ||
At least I have the return of America first to cheer me up. | ||
That sucks, bro. | ||
I'm sorry to hear that, but yeah, at least he got the show, right? | ||
There'll be more opportunities. | ||
Urban Moving Systems says, did Ashley St. | ||
Clair's hair smell nice when you had her in a headlock? | ||
It did actually, she did smell nice. | ||
Buzz Aldrin says, CJ Pearson, she did not want to take that picture, let me tell you. | ||
I think she was kind of asking for it, though, because me and Steve Franson were like, can we get the headlock picture? | ||
It'd be so funny. | ||
And she was like, no, I'm not going to take that picture. | ||
That would be degrading. | ||
But then, you know, we were like, oh, well, who's taller? | ||
And I was taller. | ||
But she was like, how tall are you? | ||
And I'm like, I was like six foot nine. | ||
And she's like, you are not six foot nine because I'm six foot seven. | ||
And I'm like, you're not 6'7", you're like 5 inches shorter than me, you know? | ||
Or rather, no, you're like 3 inches shorter than me, but I'm this height, so you wouldn't be that tall, whatever. | ||
And I don't know. | ||
I'm trying to make up the math as I go along here. | ||
But she's like, I'm like, well, you know, she's like, well, I'll take off my heels. | ||
We'll see. | ||
So she takes off the heels. | ||
And of course, this put her in a much easier position to put her in a headlock. | ||
I mean, she was basically asking for it. | ||
She took her heels off. | ||
I think that was an invitation, you know, because because we were trying to take this because I took a picture of my arm around her and I tried to get it in the headlock and she like pushed me off. | ||
But then she deliberately lowered herself so that she would be shorter against me. | ||
I have to imagine she did this willingly to facilitate a headlock. | ||
She wanted, in other words, as is the case with many women, she wasn't going to agree to it. | ||
She wanted it, but she wanted it to happen. | ||
As is the case with a lot of women, she wasn't going to affirmatively consent to the picture being taken, but I mean, deep down, there was, I think, an invitation, all right? | ||
And this is the case with many such cases like this, you know? | ||
Sometimes you just have to go in, right? | ||
And that's what I did. | ||
So we went for the headlock, and she had no problem with it. | ||
It was funny, everyone had a good laugh, and then she said, you know what? | ||
My hair looked terrible in that picture. | ||
Take another one." And I said, okay. | ||
And we tried to take another picture and it didn't look right. | ||
I said, you know what? | ||
This one's great. | ||
She's like, oh fine, okay. | ||
So, uh, so yeah. | ||
And she did smell nice, I will say. | ||
Uh, March of the... I missed one actually. | ||
Buzz Aldrin says, CJ Pearson and Kathy Xu based? | ||
Zoomers rising? | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
Zoomers are rising up. | ||
It's all of them. | ||
It's all these Zoomers. | ||
They're not gonna take it from Zog. | ||
We're not gonna take it. | ||
uh marks of the titan says damn that dude missed out which dude danger says only thing missing in that picture is alex jones uh i guess yujin says his turning point in conservative think being browbeaten by the left or they really just establishing vampires who seek to purge dissent major major loss of face for them your powerful voice of a new generation Yeah, big agree. | ||
You're right, because the left didn't... there wasn't a huge blowback for that picture. | ||
If they ignored it, it would have went away. | ||
But you're right, it's about purging. | ||
Nova Corps says, 2019, the year the traitors exposed themselves. | ||
Yeah, big time. | ||
Dr. Strawberry says, turning boat USS Liberty. | ||
That's pretty funny. | ||
James says, was the outrage over the picture your plan all along? | ||
To rally the troops against a common enemy? | ||
Very smart, Nick. | ||
Very smart. | ||
Oh, I can't say. | ||
I will never disclose my methods, my long game. | ||
All I'm gonna say is trust the plan. | ||
Just gotta trust me, okay? | ||
I have an instinct for this stuff. | ||
CG with a big super chat. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
They say so. | ||
Are we all just donating $100 tonight or what? | ||
I guess so. | ||
But thanks so much for that. | ||
Much appreciated. | ||
Liquid Oxygen says, watching the Prager people and their supporters realize the degree to which we weren't their crowd was priceless. | ||
I know right? | ||
It was awesome. | ||
Yeah, they thought it was a laughing matter. | ||
You know, years ago, they thought it was a joke. | ||
They're not laughing anymore, are they, right? | ||
Pretty good stuff. | ||
Well, they're realizing that the people are with me. | ||
You know, maybe the donors are with them, but the people are with me. | ||
Salim says, did you red pill Will Witt? | ||
Guy seems like a grug-brained himbo. | ||
You know, actually, I'll say about Will Witt, he was actually a nice enough guy, you know? | ||
I don't know if he's totally red-pilled. | ||
I don't know if he's totally based in red-pilled, but you know, I met him and he was a nice enough guy. | ||
He was cool. | ||
He's very cool. | ||
I hate to say this. | ||
I hate to say it, but I have to say it. | ||
He gives off a very cool vibe. | ||
You know, there are some people that they just give off a cool vibe. | ||
I feel like I'm cool because of what I'm doing and what I am, but he was just like a cool, cool kid, you know? | ||
He was very hip. | ||
I was like, I feel like a dork next to this guy. | ||
But, uh, but yeah, I don't know if he knows all the relevant facts, but he was nice enough. | ||
Liquid Oxygen says, getting to meet Rufio Panman, Portland prod boy who knocked out some Antifa scumbag, was an unexpected pleasure. | ||
I don't know which one was Rufio, but yeah, that's pretty cool. | ||
CMK says, hey Nick, what's your opinion? | ||
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Okay. | |
Thanks Albania says my big brother was based brother used to be based in red pill brother who was QAnon's friend QAnon my mentor I'll the story begin. | ||
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Okay. | |
Well, this is obviously big brother from graduation, but that's too obvious Cultist Gordon says you see ROTC talking shit about you in the meetup He called you a grifter because you blocked him on Twitter. | ||
Who's ROTC? | ||
I don't know who that is. | ||
Is that an acronym for something? | ||
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ROTC would be who? | |
I don't know who that is. | ||
Maybe somebody can clarify for me. | ||
Hundungus says, let me just check real quick. | ||
Well, if you Google that, nothing's gonna show up. | ||
Yeah, I don't know who that is. | ||
Hundungus says, Nick, I have to say it's pretty cool watching you single-handedly dismantle MAGA Inc. | ||
by just appearing in a photograph. | ||
White pill days are ahead. | ||
Yeah, if you think this was big, just wait. | ||
fraud says welcome back went to a protest against drag queen story hour on saturday in st louis their chant was best thing since gay sex the reader identifies as satanic on facebook and did a strip show afterward That's all you have to know, right? | ||
That's all you have to know to see these kinds of things. | ||
Oh, it's Revenge of the Cis! | ||
Revenge of the Cis is ROTC. | ||
Yeah, those guys are losers, dude. | ||
I don't know, I guess they had, like, some good content or something, but... Do you wanna know why they hate me? | ||
They hate me because, for probably a year, they emailed me. | ||
And they were like, Nick, please come on our podcast! | ||
Please come on our podcast! | ||
And I never responded because their name is so gay. | ||
Revenge of the Cis, really? | ||
Number one, it's a play on Star Wars. | ||
Come on. | ||
I mean, I like Star Wars as much as the next guy, but it's a pun about a Star Wars movie. | ||
Number two, Revenge of the Cis, the cisgender. | ||
So I, you know, for a year they were like, come on, Nick! | ||
We know you're seeing these emails! | ||
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Please, please come on our show! | |
And I ignored them, and they were, you know, pestering me on Twitter, and eventually I just blocked them, because then they got nasty. | ||
They're like, you're ignoring us, you're a mean guy, so I'm like, you know, I don't have to put up with this block. | ||
So yeah, they're just a bunch of salty retards. | ||
Yeah, you catch more flies with honey. | ||
I'll just say that much, dummy. | ||
Anyway, let's see. | ||
Fraud says, welcome back, or I just read that. | ||
Silver Volkerstein says, what's going to happen to Conservative Inc when all the boomers die? | ||
I love your work, Nick. | ||
God bless. | ||
very true yeah they're not thinking about the future or maybe they are that's why they want to shut me down because they know that the zoomers are gonna like me they're gonna like me a lot more than they like charlie kirk and i think they get that sub for peace says where do you get your takes from i come up with them dr strawberry says domino effect nicker getting fame that's right it's all it's all happening kathy's you with a one dollar super chat well i wonder if that's a real kathy well thanks | ||
March of the Titans says, Nick, Miami was the white pill of 2019. | ||
The atmosphere at the venue and after party was electric. | ||
It felt like the inception of something huge. | ||
Chatting with other Knickers was powerful. | ||
Great meeting you. | ||
Yeah, it's like buying an apple in the 1990s, right? | ||
That's where we are with that. | ||
But yeah, nice meeting you, bro. | ||
Yeah, very big. | ||
Yeah, that's funny, sure. | ||
I don't know what currency that is. | ||
So I don't know if that's big or not. | ||
Oh, thanks for that. | ||
my job can we take a selfie yeah that's funny sure and that's 150 uyus i don't know what currency that is so i don't know if that's big or not uh technically max says don't forget eisenhower was against total equality too oh thanks for that dr strawberry says daniel nosebaum yeah more like it harold says so these people that spent the last three years bashing the knicker are now at the door looking for forgiveness and Imagine that. | ||
Never forget, Knickers. | ||
Well, hey, I don't know if they're looking for forgiveness, but now they are. | ||
Friendly. | ||
I don't blame them. | ||
I was vilified. | ||
Maybe they bought into it. | ||
But once they got to meet me, they knew I was a normal, smart, friendly guy. | ||
And you know, sometimes that's what it takes. | ||
So I'm willing to be friendly. | ||
Jackson says, congrats on demolishing Miss St. | ||
Clair. | ||
Here's some measly wagey dollars. | ||
Look for those Well hey, I didn't demolish Ashley St. | ||
Clair. | ||
She got caught in the picture and she got fired, but I didn't do that. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I can't save you, bro. | ||
Gotta save yourself. | ||
Alright, bro. | ||
save us folk salad nation i don't know i can't save you bro gotta save yourself uh gods and heavens is groypers demand kathy feet picks now all right bro you're scaring the hoes all right casey says will chamberlain and ian chungus are worse than libs Yeah, big agree. | ||
Vermoose says, Coombs so hard. | ||
Okay, I'm not gonna read that. | ||
Dr. Strawberry says, I'm not gonna read that either. | ||
SEL Goyce says, imagine being a wagee in 2019. | ||
I can't. | ||
I can't imagine being a wagee in 2019, 2018, or 2017. | ||
Really Good Comics says, when gaywad right-wing progressives call themselves conservative, the only thing they are conserving is the fart they just blew under the blanket, so they bake in the stench all night. | ||
Yeah, yeah, you're right about that. | ||
That is the only thing they are conserving, I guess. | ||
But thanks, Really Good Comics. | ||
An ambassador came up to me and said, Really Good Comics is coming to the next one, which I was encouraged to hear. | ||
I have to say there were some very cool people at the event. | ||
My friend Edgar, who drove me from the party, or rather from the event to the after party. | ||
Very cool guy, very based Miamian. | ||
I think he was Mexican, right? | ||
He was like second generation Mexican, very based guy. | ||
I met this guy who looked just like Paul Towne. | ||
He had long hair, sort of this gaunt, drawn face, and he just looked just like Paul Towne. | ||
And there was this really good comics friend. | ||
There are a lot of cool people there, I have to say. | ||
Quads says, hey Nick, used to be a Lulbertarian until you said freedom is not the number one value you said. | ||
The number one value is what? | ||
I forget what you said, what it was. | ||
It was order. | ||
Uh, Vermoose, estate comes from stat. | ||
Status is the supine of the Latin verb sto, stare, to stand. | ||
It's more rhetoric than fact. | ||
It's, okay, whatever, retard. | ||
Booper says, glad to know there's so many knickers. | ||
Use us wisely, boss. | ||
You know that I will. | ||
Wesleyan says folk salad nation meet up when hey who knows maybe there will be one Casey says afro-latino campus statist comrade Nick Fuentes. | ||
Yeah, very true Mike says Nick takes a couple pictures with a ziocon Shebrew and an oriental and the entire meaning of modern conservatism is called into question truly a force to be reckoned with guilty as charged yet again bob sacramona says broader center right duh doi yeah what an idiot right mary lamb says stay strong nickster thanks i will quad says hey nick kfm britney venti i'm not reading this uh | ||
so it's three different features of britney venti I'm not answering. | ||
Laksa says it was nice meeting you and hanging out with you in the after party. | ||
Sincerely, your loyal long-haired Japanese millennial viewer. | ||
Go off as always! | ||
Well thanks buddy. | ||
I think I know the only Asian looking person. | ||
But yeah, it was nice meeting you as well. | ||
FF says go off honestly, I don't know if you were the Asian guy if it was a different Asian guy But there was one Asian guy who like had his hands in his pockets, and I thought he was gonna murder me I swear to God I thought he was gonna kill me because I don't know if this was you or a different person But somebody was like like what was sort of like on the edges of the crowd like kind of trying to approach me and And he has hands in his pockets. | ||
And you looked very ethnic, if this was you. | ||
And I was like, I don't know. | ||
I don't know if he's here for me. | ||
I don't know if he's here to kill me. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Is this Elliot Roger? | ||
Is this that Virginia Tech guy? | ||
No, but he was a very nice guy. | ||
But he was a very based and cool dude once I met him. | ||
FF says, go off on these holes, King. | ||
Don't let them get away with a single thing. | ||
Loving tonight's show. | ||
Well, thanks, buddy. | ||
I will never stop. | ||
Pragmatic Cultress says the word state derives from Latin. | ||
Okay, whatever. | ||
Dr. Strawberry says Nick beat up that Barbie journalist. | ||
I'm not going to beat her up. | ||
I will rhetorically, but never violence against women, right? | ||
Steve McDickle says Kathy was Nick's queen and crazier than him. | ||
Ranch Pills says roses are red, violets are blue, Nick and Jew, pee-pee-poo-poo. | ||
All right, this is a vowel. | ||
Dr. Strawberry says, Nick, does the small hat compensate for something you're missing down there? | ||
That's really just a dumb super chat. | ||
Vermouth says, don't be a tard and ruin the conjugation. | ||
Okay, Stefan Molly Memes says, the stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. | ||
Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact. | ||
yeah exactly ajf says nick help i have drive by a synagogue okay i'm not reading that cultist gordon says steve franson steve buscemi's a strange son they do look kind of similar with the mustache right uh collective consciousness says brah my mom heard you go off on charlie kirk and said she likes him it's like everything off the reservation you say runs off her like rain yeah i know Okay, you're scaring the hells with the feet talk, alright? | ||
You did not donate $100, you donated $2. | ||
Finally, we have guests on the show, and everyone's talking about weird things. | ||
Vex Partisan says, nothing. | ||
Thanks for donating $100. | ||
You did not donate $100. | ||
You donated two. | ||
I'll clarify. | ||
Maxi says, great show tonight. | ||
Here's another $100 super chat. | ||
Oh, thank you for the $10 super chat. | ||
Yeah, right. | ||
Says, if Ash had put you in a headlock, would she be fired? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Maybe not. | ||
She could say, oh, I'm beating up Nick. | ||
But here's the thing. | ||
I would never allow that to happen. | ||
I would never allow her to put me in a headlock. | ||
Kirkpattycake says, not to sound too libertarian, but they're going full Ayn Rand second-hander, getting their value based on what people think of them, not their actions. | ||
Oh, yes. | ||
Very good point, raised by Ayn Rand. | ||
Yeah, she's very based. | ||
Jewish individualist woman. | ||
Awesome. | ||
Vermoose says, Americanism, not Judaism, will be our credo. | ||
Ah, that's funny. | ||
Sky says Nick please dress up as Joker for Politicon. | ||
Yeah, definitely not gonna do that. | ||
Dr. Strawberry says what about banning faggots instead? | ||
From who? | ||
From what? | ||
That's a $2 super chat. | ||
I'll clarify again. | ||
Yeah, please do not see Joker with a girl. | ||
If you see Joker with a girl, you can't be blamed if anything happens to you. | ||
Just saying. | ||
I'm going to see Joker with my friend, with my other homie, who's another TheFeelOneNoGF, my other based friend, Enix. | ||
And, uh, yeah. | ||
So if you bring a hoe to Joker, I think you kind of don't really get it. | ||
Dr. Strawberry says, crucifying the enemy's department when? | ||
Okay, let's take a chill with the crucifixion stuff. | ||
Let's see, what else do we have? | ||
We got a lot more here. | ||
Eugene says, but who won last weekend? | ||
TPUSA, who ruined any remaining credibility they had? | ||
Or was it Nick Fuentes who got standing ovations, all the young men who congregated around you? | ||
Very good point, TPUSA was the unambiguous loser. | ||
Sanders is very high tea commentary tonight gamer who needs the gym when your tea levels are exactly six million not a pointless Keep verbally destroying these posers. | ||
We don't need them. | ||
Very true. | ||
Very true. | ||
Well, thanks, buddy Casey says what is a gay atheist conservative conserving? | ||
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Nothing. | |
I don't know bro. | ||
I don't I don't think they're conserving anything Night of Mirrors says, you're firing on all cylinders tonight. | ||
Keep it up, big guy. | ||
Thanks. | ||
George Mountain says, I'll follow you to any platform, Nick. | ||
Stay safe out there and never stop going off, King. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Cosmic Dumpsauce. | ||
Says, please go to Politicon. | ||
I wasn't able to get a ticket to the Miami event on such short notice, but it'd be awesome to see you and my fellow Knickers in Nashville. | ||
Well, let's just say I'll be in Nashville on the 25th and the 26th. | ||
Or the 26th and the 27th. | ||
But that's all you need to know for now. | ||
Calaveras says, great show tonight, big guy. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Machiavelli says, embrace your whiteness, goy. | ||
Can't, I'm not white. | ||
Yeah, that really worked out, right? | ||
Yeah, you're right. | ||
Yeah, you can be a liberal white nationalist. | ||
Now you're calling them liberals. | ||
They were against monarchies, but they were for conserving our values, culture, and demographics. | ||
Yeah, that really worked out, right? | ||
That's a really intelligent comment. | ||
Yeah, you're right. | ||
But let's see. | ||
You just say they were white nationalists. | ||
Now you're calling them liberals. | ||
Yeah, you can be a liberal white nationalist. | ||
What do you think Richard Spencer is? | ||
Liberalism has nothing to do with believing the country should remain white, right? | ||
Saying that all men are created equal and are endowed with natural rights and being in favor of democracy, this is all a very liberal premise, okay? | ||
Just because they were not racial egalitarians, too, does not mean this was not a liberal revolution, you stupid retard. | ||
MH says, Mestizo nationalism, yeah. | ||
This Greek guy says, diverse kind of cringe, bro. | ||
Okay, you're retarded. | ||
Harold says Kathy show rice milkers. | ||
Okay, a craft carriers. | ||
This is that rule about there at her theaters Not letting single gropers into the Joker movie is true Then for one night the number of young gay couples will skyrocket as friends go together. | ||
Good work tonight. | ||
Yeah, that's funny I guess AJ Smith says free thinker now your best friends with scoop Steve Now Scoop Steve is still countersignaling me because he's a retard. | ||
Devin says, Nick being Mexican when it's convenient to him. | ||
I don't know what you're talking about. | ||
I've always been Mexican. | ||
Nico says, you're doing great work. | ||
God is on our side. | ||
Slay the beast. | ||
Thanks. | ||
VG says, respect to Kathy Xu for making it through tonight's episode. | ||
Even more respect if she ignores chat requests for feet and finds herself a respectable Chinese husband. | ||
Yeah, I agree. | ||
We were giving her a hard time. | ||
Cause she was hitting back on the race mixing stuff. | ||
Me and Steve Franson were really trying to get her to see our way of thinking on this, but she held fast. | ||
She's like, no, race mixing is epic. | ||
And I can, I can love whoever I want and we could do whatever we want. | ||
And we're like, no, but you really can't actually. | ||
I told her, she's like, what would happen if your wife was a lawyer? | ||
I was like, I would never marry a lawyer. | ||
And she's like, well, you're intimidated of strong women. | ||
And I'm like, I'm not intimidated by any women. | ||
You want to know why? | ||
Nah, I'm joking. | ||
Nah, I'm kidding, but yeah, she's getting there. | ||
She's getting based in Red Pill. | ||
They're working on her, but she's pretty cool. | ||
Boss Vivo says, if they ever whacked you, it would spark a Groyper uprising. | ||
Yeah, if I ever die... Look, if I ever die, low-key though, Groyper uprising. | ||
You know what that means. | ||
You know what that means. | ||
For now, I say no acceleration. | ||
No, uh, you know, whatever. | ||
But if I ever get killed, it's game time, fellas. | ||
Gonna have to be some sacrifices, that's all I'm gonna say. | ||
Uh, let's see. | ||
Mongoose says, the page for your shop is down. | ||
Where will my pee-pee-poo-poo sweatshirt now? | ||
Where will I get my sweatshirt now? | ||
You just have to wait. | ||
New Wave says, can you change your background from New York City to a farm? | ||
No. | ||
Past Interference says Nick Fuentes looked disgusting, gut protruding in his blue shirt before a clown grist. | ||
Very disrespectful. | ||
Just kidding Nick, you were so tall. | ||
Thanks, I am tall. | ||
P. Baxter says Pog, not P-A-B-G. | ||
okay no but i'm talking about okay dummy i'm talking about pog is a synonym for fat ass is what i was trying to say which is a non-white thing so obviously you're a dummy dimitri says hope these stamps gave you a laugh yeah i did like the stamps by the way thank you very much dimitri yeah thanks so much for the for the super chat for everything man really appreciate it And for the notebook, I saw the note. | ||
Very kind. | ||
Sam Lark says, hey big guy, just wanted to let you know that I started RCIA classes last Thursday because of your show. | ||
Also, hello from a fellow Illinoisan. | ||
Well hey, congratulations man, that's great to hear. | ||
And hello. | ||
Land Bort says, the trip from Minnesota was worth it. | ||
Had a great time at the event and meeting you. | ||
Also, what was up with that green dress the organizer wore? | ||
I don't know, dude. | ||
I wasn't really paying attention to her dress. | ||
But glad you had a good time. | ||
Studio IKN says, I wish I could have been in attendance this weekend, but it was still great living vicariously through fellow Knickers. | ||
Happy everything went so well and enjoy seeing the nation grow. | ||
Well, thanks, buddy. | ||
Sorry I couldn't make it, but that's okay. | ||
Ramon says, hey Nick, it was great meeting you and all the Knickers in Miami. | ||
Super white-pilling. | ||
Shout out to the Canadian who gave me a sig and the guy from Alaska. | ||
Yeah, guy from Alaska was pretty based. | ||
I'm glad you had a good time. | ||
Justin says, Nick watch out! | ||
Will Chamberlain is behind you! | ||
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What? | |
Where? | ||
I can't hear you. | ||
I have my AirPods in. | ||
PuppetPal says, Wangland didn't appreciate you cozying up to his waifu, Kathy Zhu. | ||
Yeah, I saw that. | ||
Andrew Claven from DailyWired.name. | ||
He was very upset about this, but... | ||
Yeah, he told me unsubscribed. | ||
He unsubscribed from Premium, unfollowed me, that Andrew Klavan. | ||
I told Kathy Zhu about Andrew Klavan. | ||
She didn't know who that was. | ||
She was very confused. | ||
I said, Andrew Klavan from dailywire.name wrote an article that I was, that you were his EGF and whatever. | ||
She didn't know what I was talking about. | ||
But yeah, I read out, before the show, I was talking to my mom and I was reading out the latest article from Andrew Claven from dailywire.name and my mom, she was exasperated. | ||
I read the article about Kathy Zhu and at a certain point my mother just was exasperated. | ||
I said, you know, I was reading the Claven article And I'm almost like, how can they publish that? | ||
I'm like, what do you mean? | ||
Ma, it's the internet. | ||
You know, what do you mean they can't publish that? | ||
It's the internet. | ||
They try to take him off. | ||
They've been persecuting this guy and this website forever. | ||
You know, this Andrew Klavan, this Daily Wire. | ||
But, you know, he really is out there. | ||
So I think Andrew Klavan is hilarious. | ||
I think he's so funny. | ||
And, you know, that said, Daily Wire. | ||
We don't love Daily Wire. | ||
Daily Wire, I might have to disavow a little bit, but that Andrew Klavan, he's a very funny writer. | ||
That's what I'll say. | ||
AJ says, where can we watch the debates that's going to be posted eventually? | ||
If you wanted to watch the debate, you should have came to the event, okay? | ||
But they'll be posted eventually. | ||
David Bowman says, Nick knows you deal more harshly with traitors than honest enemies. | ||
Yeah, factual. | ||
Gen Z philosophy says Knickers never forget that Nick's mom tried to wake him up yesterday for him to do the show for us. | ||
Shout out Mrs. Fuentes. | ||
Yeah, she tried, but look, I was tired. | ||
I had such a long week. | ||
Okay, and I just got in. | ||
Give me a break. | ||
Chicken on a raft says was absolutely disgusted and assaulted when Jacob Walsh said we should use America for what it's good for making money selling drugs. | ||
Yeah, I wasn't a fan of that comment, but, you know, agree to disagree. | ||
Jacobite Joe says, plow the rice, pay the price, big guy. | ||
Hey, no rice was plowed. | ||
No rice was plowed. | ||
I'm Catholic and I'm against the mixing. | ||
We all know this. | ||
Travis Miller says, what do you call a Mexican midget? | ||
A paragraph, because it's too short to be an essay. | ||
That's funny. | ||
Doopist says, Nick, what's wrong with your thumb? | ||
Very funny. | ||
Texas says, Ashley St. | ||
player smash your pass hmm i know she is jewish but you know look if i was a degenerate if we're thinking in terms of degenerate smash your pass terms look i don't know i don't know bro i'm not gonna i'm not gonna give away the game i'm not gonna answer this uh veritatum says everyone I know you're even better in person. | ||
It was a pleasure watching you debate. | ||
Hope to have you back in South Florida soon. | ||
Well, thank you, man. | ||
It's true. | ||
I am better in person. | ||
Dupus says, Nick, you looked uncomfortable in every picture with a knicker. | ||
Hope it wasn't too painful for you, big guy. | ||
I just look uncomfortable in pictures because I don't like taking pictures. | ||
It's very unnatural for me. | ||
You know, smile. | ||
I can't. | ||
I just very, I can't do it. | ||
Okay. | ||
I love meeting people. | ||
I love talking to people but this like Freezing up in a picture. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I've never it's ever come naturally to me. | ||
Some people are like that Some people are very photogenic. | ||
They're very into it. | ||
I'm not So that's why Mr. Corgi says Nick to Kathy be like if I hit one time I'm a piper if I hit two times and I like her Alright relax Sid, or Saeed, says tell Kathy to stop calling me a boomer. | ||
I'm 22, bro. | ||
She calling you a boomer? | ||
She down with the lingo? | ||
Zoomerclips says, it was nice meeting you, bro. | ||
Such an epic weekend. | ||
Yeah, great meeting you as well. | ||
Zoomerclips, great to meet this guy. | ||
He actually is a Zoomer. | ||
I thought he was an old guy for some reason. | ||
I had heard rumors that Zoomerclips is not actually a Zoomer. | ||
And I met, we were at this like dinner, and I was like, oh, you must be Zoomerclips, this older fellow. | ||
And he's like, no, that's actually him. | ||
And I look and it's this totally Chad, dripping Zoomer. | ||
And I'm like, yo, beast. | ||
And I'm so glad you had a good time, bro. | ||
It was nice to meet you. | ||
And really, the Zoomerclips, that's who we're doing it for. | ||
We are doing it for the young Zoomers, the young Aryans. | ||
I look into the eyes of the young supporters. | ||
See, it's just a little bit, maybe it's a little weird, maybe it's a little gay or whatever, but I look at the young, I look at the young people, I look at the young guys and I say, This is for you. | ||
This is all for the next generation and the generation after that. | ||
That's what it's about. | ||
I am doing the show to save these people from cringe. | ||
I'm doing it for the children, okay? | ||
Not that you're a child, but we're doing it for the young people. | ||
So I'm glad you had a good time. | ||
It was nice meeting you as well. | ||
Very, very epic gamer. | ||
Very based guy. | ||
John says, crazy view count tonight, Nick. | ||
Well done. | ||
Well, thank you, sir. | ||
No, it's just free. | ||
Oh, we love Jared Holt. | ||
What a fine guy. | ||
I think he was just a retard, dude. | ||
I don't think he was a fed, but... Yeah, thanks, man. | ||
Nice meeting you as well. | ||
Thanks again for the Super Chat, for the live Super Chat, man. | ||
Demetri says, great meeting you and all the Knickers. | ||
Next time I'll hopefully be able to stay longer. | ||
Good showing. | ||
And the drunk Democrat in the blue suit gave me Fed vibes. | ||
I think he was just a retard, dude. | ||
I don't think he was a Fed. | ||
But, yeah, thanks, man. | ||
Nice meeting you as well. | ||
Thanks again for the super chat, for the live super chat, man. | ||
Really do appreciate it. | ||
Reptards is that guy from the after party here. | ||
Sorry for the IRL cringe posting everyone can't hold my liquor that aside Great meeting you big guy. | ||
Thanks. | ||
It's all good man. | ||
No problem. | ||
Nothing personal. | ||
You got a little drunk. | ||
That's okay It was your place. | ||
It was a fun party Pretty funny. | ||
I thought it was funny, so you're good, bro. | ||
Can't hold my liquor. | ||
He puts it in caps, because it's like the song. | ||
But yeah, thanks, bro. | ||
Thanks for letting us use your room, too. | ||
Anime says, Brad Palumbo follows a private IG called Middle Schoolers. | ||
Someone tagged the DC Examiner about it, and he privated his Instagram. | ||
Actions of an innocent man. | ||
Hmm. | ||
Wow. | ||
Well, that's really interesting. | ||
What an interesting discovery. | ||
I wonder what that's all about. | ||
Brad Palumbo, gay, atheist, conservative, following the middle schooler Instagram account. | ||
Yeah, I'm sure there's nothing to see there. | ||
Nothing to hide. | ||
Maybe all a big misunderstanding, huh? | ||
Wow. | ||
Black Swan says, pleasure to meet you too. | ||
I'll be more talkative next week. | ||
I was just trying not to be obnoxious. | ||
By the way, how was that pizza slice? | ||
The pizza was worth it, my friend. | ||
And by the way, this may come, you know, we're just talking to middle schoolers. | ||
How's the pizza slice? | ||
We went to this pizza place called Lucali's in, I think it was in South Beach or something. | ||
My friend Alphonse recommended it to me. | ||
Very based guy. | ||
Very based Italian. | ||
He recommended this pizza place to me. | ||
It was actually pretty good. | ||
We had to wait a little while for it. | ||
There was like a 30 minute wait or something. | ||
And the service was terrible. | ||
But the pizza was pretty good. | ||
I have to say, I love pizza. | ||
And they make a pretty mean slice. | ||
I didn't think I'd get a good slice in Miami, but it was tasty. | ||
This guy, we were about to eat dinner. | ||
It was me, baked, baked, one of Baked's friends, Steven. | ||
Kathy Simon and Simon's fiancée. | ||
Simon you may know from the show. | ||
And this guy, he was gonna eat dinner with us and he had to leave before he could even get the pizza. | ||
I felt so bad for him. | ||
But yeah, pizza was good. | ||
Nice meeting you as well, though. | ||
Good to see you. | ||
Nice mustache, by the way, too. | ||
Yamato says, even though you're no longer a cringe Lulbertarian, what do you think of Thomas Sowell? | ||
I think he's very cringe. | ||
Cave says, pee pee poo poo. | ||
Okay. | ||
Kyle says, fantastic weekend, Nick. | ||
Epic event. | ||
Awesome, folks. | ||
So much energy and love. | ||
Wouldn't have missed it even if my car broke down 20 minutes away, which it did. | ||
Niggers appreciate all you do, brother. | ||
Hey, well, thanks, man. | ||
Nice meeting you as well. | ||
I'm glad everybody had a good time. | ||
Anon says, I will not live in a pot, I will not eat bugs. | ||
Yeah, me neither. | ||
National Populist says, you should do a live stream of the Libertarian Party debate. | ||
Oh, is that, are they doing one? | ||
I didn't know they were doing one, but yeah, we could maybe do that. | ||
Hondungus says, Nick, please don't slander Southerners. | ||
Look, if you're gonna try and say that Southerners do it better than Italians, I'm just gonna disagree with you, okay? | ||
Anon says, any foreign knickers show up? | ||
I don't think anybody from another country, but it was just a lot of people from across the country. | ||
Like some guy came from Alaska, one from Minnesota, a guy from Boston. | ||
But I don't know if there's anybody international. | ||
JR says, hit me up for merch ideas. | ||
Yeah, I'll definitely do that. | ||
I'm totally looking for anybody soliciting offers for merch ideas. | ||
I just need more merch ideas. | ||
Sammy says, hey, Nick, great debate. | ||
Forget Kathy though, you need to red pill some more kids on JQ on Fortnite, the Lord's work. | ||
Hey, relax, Kathy's used based, okay? | ||
Well, we're getting her there. | ||
Parker Allen says, my preferred pronouns are Chad Wick. | ||
Okay. | ||
James says, just wanted to shout out really good comics. | ||
The Super Chats are the real star of the show. | ||
Well, I think I'm the real star of the show, but yeah, he's pretty good. | ||
Max Carson says, Marissa or Marissa Tomei or Mommy Tulsi? | ||
There's only one correct answer. | ||
Marissa Tomei. | ||
She's a little bit before my time. | ||
I only know her from that Seinfeld episode. | ||
Marissa Tomei. | ||
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Um... Hmm... I don't know, dude. | |
She's looking kind of busted in these pictures. | ||
She's kind of old now, I guess, right? | ||
Yeah, looking kind of busted, though. | ||
Looking... Maybe MILF energy, but... | ||
The age is showing. | ||
How old must she be at this point? | ||
She's, uh, 54. | ||
Yikes. | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
I think I'm gonna say... I don't know. | ||
I mean, she's got, like, a Mediterranean look, kind of. | ||
Or is she Jewish? | ||
Let me see. | ||
Let me... Oh, no. | ||
She's Italian. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'm... I guess Tomake. | ||
She's my, uh, co-ethnic. | ||
But, uh, she's looking a little up there in age. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Reality Engage with Angelo John Gates has heard from a reliable source that you got some special merch in the works, or a new fragrance called Optics for Men by Nick Fuentes. | ||
Is that true? | ||
That is true. | ||
Yeah, the official America vs. Cologne Optics. | ||
Yeah, I guess if you spray that, people won't get fired for being in a picture with you. | ||
Allegedly, right? | ||
Yeah, but thank you for the super chat. | ||
Robert says, this weekend controversy has spawned many new unique donors for Unique. | ||
Very profitable. | ||
And nobody can fire you like former Turning Point fanboy. | ||
It's nice. | ||
Yeah, I'm on my own, right? | ||
I'm a pro now. | ||
I got hoes now. | ||
And I got some dough now. | ||
That's what they say. | ||
F off says knicker nation growing stronger every day. | ||
Yeah, true Alligator says love the show tonight, bro, though. | ||
The gamer moments are gonna get you trouble tomorrow might want to delete the video might want to mind your own business actually BJC says but Nick butt-slamming my comrades and dying for Israel is the only reason I joined the army in the first place That's pretty funny Mr. K masses is a true whoops Scroll down too far Is it true that most people were there for you? | ||
United Europas has spoke with you about editing videos from Boston. | ||
Been busy and will email you shortly. | ||
Nick, happy to help in any way I can. | ||
Great to meet you. | ||
Yeah, nice to meet you too. | ||
Just hit me up whenever. | ||
Death to Fiat says, nice meeting you Saturday. | ||
Festivities were epic indeed. | ||
First ever super chat mode. | ||
Hey, nice meeting you as well. | ||
Thanks for the super chat. | ||
Be Bass says, Nick, it's sinking in how little content there is on YouTube. | ||
It's 20% paused. | ||
70% clickbait 9.9% grifters and 0.01% epic America first. | ||
Yeah Skits says thanks for the $2 super chat. | ||
Well, that was a big $50 super chat though So thanks for that March of the Titans says lol the moment when you made fun of the knicker at the party Who stepped up to speak and then said I have anything to say like roasting a super chatter IRL. | ||
He was really cool though. | ||
Yeah, he was really cool But it was funny. | ||
Yeah We were going around the room, people, you know, sharing their reflections on the event and he's like, I just don't know what to say. | ||
We all kind of roasted him for it. | ||
But it was, but it was a good atmosphere. | ||
It's like camaraderie, you know, so he was very cool about it. | ||
He was a good sport. | ||
He was a good guy too. | ||
Very fun. | ||
T for Nonsense, Brad Palumbo deleted his Instagram and is taking a break from Twitter! | ||
What?! | ||
Yo, did we just discover something about Brad Palumbo? | ||
Oh no! | ||
My cushy job at Washington Examiner's in trouble because you're a pedophile. | ||
Wow! | ||
Yup, there it is. | ||
Let me see. | ||
Did he tweet it? | ||
Yeah, there it is. | ||
Okay, everyone, I am logging off Twitter for the day. | ||
Hopefully by tomorrow, the alt-right storm will have blown over. | ||
Text me if you need me. | ||
Hmm, yeah, gee, after you get found following middle schoolers on Instagram. | ||
Bet you thought nobody would find that, right? | ||
Incredible. | ||
Here it is, yeah, he says, they're combing through my Instagram followers and found that I followed a parody meme page called middle schoolers. | ||
Okay. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Yeah, there it is. | ||
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Middle schoolers. | |
Yeah, I'm sure it's just a, uh, I'm sure it's just a funny meme account. | ||
Yeah, I bet. | ||
That's why you locked your account, right? | ||
White Sox says, whoa, a $200 super chat. | ||
Thank you, White Sox. | ||
Yeah, more like thanks for $3. | ||
Mongo says, on the app iFunny, all the mentions of meme number is autocorrected to love. | ||
Is this based? | ||
Yeah, very based. | ||
Matt says now is Nick the most overlooked. | ||
Yes, sir. | ||
Now is Nick the most overbooked? | ||
Yes, sir. | ||
Yes, it is. | ||
Very true last call. | ||
I recognize that Last call from Kyle's dropout. | ||
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Hell. | |
Yeah, it's true. | ||
I relate to that song so strongly What does he say he says I could let these dream killers kill my self-esteem or use my arrogance as a steam to power my dream very true very true so many relatable lines in that one and Harold says roses are red violets are blue. | ||
We're about to have sex. | ||
Okay. | ||
I'm not reading the next part Dick big dick Rick Savage says don't worry Nick if you ever die. | ||
I'll bark a Ryder truck. | ||
Okay. | ||
I'm not reading that R says best of luck to our young knicker I Best to best of luck to our young knicker in army BTC BCT don't look your drill sergeants in the eye at attention. | ||
Look past you're in for some fun. | ||
Never quit. | ||
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Ho ho ho Don't hold your drill sergeant in the eye. | |
They don't like when you do that drop and give me 50 private Burr Burr Burr drop and give me 50 for Jerusalem Definitely not Nathan says Nick going to Tennessee to fight Tonka saw Is that that Indian guy from blood sports? | ||
No, just you know, obviously don't understand Magic says Jew moral. | ||
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Okay. | |
I'm not reading that Let's see. | ||
I Don't know this username says good job with your debate against Jacob wall. | ||
Thanks Based once is where the black knickers at. | ||
I don't know dude. | ||
They're uh, I Was there a black... I feel like there was a black guy at the thing, but I don't really remember. | ||
Uh, Doopus says, Kathy got long ass t... Okay, alright, alright, don't... Let's, let's be nice, okay? | ||
Animes says, parody meme page. | ||
What about the other pages the Republican had pedo material, like TikTok boys and gay teen couples? | ||
LMFAO, for real though, yeah. | ||
Very interesting. | ||
I'll have to do some investigating. | ||
I'll have to do some... a Groyper investigation. | ||
Maybe we'll call Chris Hansen. | ||
You know, we'll see what's going on with that. | ||
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