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Jan. 8, 2020 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes

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IRAN STANDS DOWN: Trump Responds to Iranian Missile Strike | America First Ep. 521

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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You are watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		You know, my excitement for tonight is a little bit questionable.
		I'm very under the weather.
		I don't know how bad I sound.
		You know, I'm very sick, obviously.
		I do apologize.
		I'm not going to be my usual vivacious, bombastic self.
		I'm a little bit under the weather.
		I'm not exactly sure how terrible I sound.
		To me, I sound very bad.
		I feel very bad.
		But, you know, I watched the show yesterday, and I soldiered on.
		I powered through yesterday's show, even though I was sick.
		But I was watching the replay of the show, and my voice didn't sound very bad.
		Which, I was doing the show yesterday, and to me, I was like, oh, I sound terrible.
		But then I watched the replay this afternoon, I said, I don't even sound sick at all, but I think tonight I sound not great.
		But I don't know how it sounds on your end.
		I don't think it sounds very good from my end.
		But we still have a great show even though I'm not very excited tonight.
		I'm very the opposite of excited for many different reasons.
		You know, tonight we are not talking about US retaliatory strike on Iran.
		We are not talking about a ground force moving in and mobilizing the Middle East.
		We're not talking about airstrikes.
		Instead, we're talking about a statement.
		We are talking about a verbal response to the rocket strike from President Trump, which is very relieving and very much a good thing.
		Of course, last night we were covering the Iranian counter-response to the killing of Qasem Soleimani.
		We went over that basically as it happened live last night at a little bit of a later time.
		I think I came on the air around 840 p.m.
		Central Time.
		And we covered this really nothing, a very muted, very subdued response by Iran to the killing of their top general in the entire country.
		And we went over all of that.
		And tonight, we get the news, or rather this afternoon, we got the news from the President in a statement at the White House that the U.S.
		is not going to respond in a military fashion.
		We will be responding by applying further sanctions to Iran.
		And that is relieving.
		That is very good.
		So that will be our main story for tonight.
		We'll be talking about President Trump's statement and where we go from here.
		We're going to analyze the statement.
		It was very brief.
		I don't know if you guys watched it or not.
		I woke up around noon today.
		Like I said, very sick, so I tried to rest up as much as possible.
		So I woke up around noon today, and I watched a statement, and it was like 10 minutes.
		You know, typically when these things happen, I go through all the different, you know, live streams.
		I search up, you know, Trump Iran statement, and I go through some of the live streams are like an hour, two hours.
		Because all the different news stations will start the stream like way before Trump starts speaking.
		Kind of like this show.
		But they'll start like an hour before Trump starts speaking or whatever.
		So I saw a stream, some are two hours, some are an hour and a half.
		I find one that's half an hour.
		I think, okay, the stream that's one half hour is going to be clipped so that it's just the statement, right?
		In other words, some are two hours, that means, oh, they probably have an hour and a half of filler.
		If this stream is only 30 minutes of the Trump statement, that means it's distilled down, it's edited, it's just a 30-minute statement.
		But it wasn't!
		It was like 20 minutes of dead air, and the statement was like 5 minutes, I think?
		Maybe a little bit longer?
		So it was a very, very short statement, and we're gonna break down the key points, the key details inside of it.
		It basically vindicates everything that I said yesterday.
		I know some people are doubting.
		And I went over this yesterday.
		Every time we get involved in the Middle East, every time there's a kinetic military action from this administration, people freak out, and they assume the worst, and people are going to bomb shelters, and, you know, they're posting, they're angry, veins popping out, red in the face, I REGRET VOTING FOR DONALD TRUMP, you know, and it always, and invariably it blows over, nothing ever happens, and that's exactly what we saw happen this morning, so...
	That'll be our main story.
	We're also going to talk a little bit about this plane.
	I kid you not.
	It's almost funny at this point.
	Well, maybe it's funny.
	Maybe it's funny to you.
	But, of course, yesterday, I'm like bordering on canceling the show, and then Iran begins the counterattacks.
	I said, okay, I'm going to do my show.
	I do my show, And then within minutes of me going off the air, a plane crashes in Iran!
	A full-on jetliner crashes in Iran that was headed towards Ukraine, and then an earthquake happens!
	You can't make it up!
	You know, I'm like... So I go on vacation for a week, and America kills Qasem Soleimani.
	Epic.
	I come back, you know, things are a little bit subdued, no response.
	I'm planning on cancelling last night's show because I'm sick.
	Iran begins their military counterattack.
	I go live, I say, well, we have to cover it.
	And then within minutes of me going off the air, a 5.0 magnitude earthquake happens.
	And then a plane crashes!
	A plane falls out of the sky and crashes.
	So, we'll be talking about the plane.
	And what that could be and what's happening with that.
	It's not really a huge deal at this point.
	It's kind of funny.
	Everybody's basically ignoring it.
	But we'll talk a little bit about that and then we'll talk about the statement.
	And that'll be our show.
	You know, like I said, we are relieved that war with Iran did not happen because It would just be so unconscionable to me.
	I would be so dismayed if I had to come at this desk tonight and report to you that war is on and a major US military strike is underway.
	I would suck!
	That would be so eventful.
	Good thing it's boring and I just get to read out to you a verbal statement from the president.
	You know, that's great.
	I gotta tell you though, I'm not feeling good.
	You know, Zoomerclips.
	I told you guys yesterday, if you want to be upset at anybody for why I'm under the weather, Zoomerclips!
	Blame Zoomerclips.
	He got everybody sick, me included.
	And I never get sick, but it was like, I don't even know.
	This guy got everybody sick in the whole squad.
	We're all staying in the same place, so it's like impossible not to get sick.
	So, he was the bioweapon, and I woke up today just feeling like trash.
	I, uh, I ordered soup.
	This was kind of funny.
	I ordered soup from Panera Bread on Uber Eats, and I just threw on my Trump swe- I was like, you know, in my pajamas.
	I just threw on my Trump sweatshirt to- to get it at the door.
	And the guy at the door is like, oh, I really like your sweatshirt.
	I was like, thanks, you know?
	Based.
	Fellow, uh, you know, based Panera consumer.
	I guess he's the deliverer.
	Based Panera delivery guy.
	So I had some soup.
	My mom got me this Starbucks drink.
	She said it was medicine ball.
	And I'm like, I looked it up online because I'm like, this sucks.
	I looked it up online.
	I'm like, what could possibly be in this?
	It tastes like spicy.
	It's supposed to be this relaxing tea.
	I'm thinking, oh, it's going to taste like, you know, sweet or like citrus or something.
	It tastes like spicy, like spices.
	You know, so I look up Medicine Ball Starbucks and they're like, well, it's, you know, it's got all this.
	I'm like, it doesn't taste like the ingredients that it says are in here.
	It says this is supposed to be like some peach citrus drink and this tastes like spices.
	I'm like, that's not right.
	And then she's like, oh no, I got you the comfort tea instead, which has like ginger and all this other stuff.
	So it tastes like crap, but it made me feel a little bit better.
	So I'm hanging in there.
	I'm hanging in there.
	I'm gonna try and do a full show.
	Might be a little bit shorter than normal, but I'm soldiering on.
	I'm gonna try and make it through.
	I took my vacation.
	That's the way I look at it.
	I took my vacation.
	I have no more time off.
	I feel like you guys now.
	I feel like a wagee now.
	You know, all these wagees out there.
	I feel like shit, but I gotta go to work.
	You know, normally I'm like, can't relate, but I would feel bad if I canceled yet another show after being away for a week.
	So much going on in December, so I'm here tonight.
	But we're gonna dive in.
	First, we're gonna talk about this Ukrainian plane crash.
	Like I said, it's almost not even worth talking about at this point because people are basically ignoring it.
	You know, Trump gave his statement this morning and gave no mention of the plane.
	As far as I can tell, as far as I've been able to research, the major news media is not really talking about this, at least not as much as they're talking about the Iranian rocket attack and Trump's response.
	So, I don't know if this will become a bigger deal later this week.
	Maybe people are still just focused on the Soleimani response and what's been going on.
	But almost nobody seems to care about this.
	Myself included.
	But I will read.
	This is a little news report from CNN.
	Just the gist of what happened.
	It says, quote, investigators are scrambling Wednesday to determine the cause of a crash that killed all 176 people on a Ukrainian plane shortly after it took off from Tehran's international airport.
	Iranian state media earlier blamed technical issues on the crash and Ukraine ruled out rocket attacks, but officials in both countries have since walked back their statements and are now refusing to speculate on the case.
	Questions are swirling over the timing of the incident, Which came just hours after Iran fired a number of missiles at two Iraqi bases housing U.S.
	troops.
	82 Iranians, 63 Canadians, and 11 Ukrainians died on board flight PS-752, according to a tweet from Ukrainian Foreign Minister Vadim Pristyko.
	There were also 10 Swedes, 4 Afghans, 3 Germans, and 3 British nationals among the victims.
	The Boeing 737 jet, operated by Ukraine International Airlines, took off early Wednesday to the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, carrying 167 passengers and 9 crew before crashing between the cities of Porand and Shahriar.
	Witnesses described seeing a fireball in the sky and images of the wreckage show charred parts of the plane strewn over a field.
	And now Iran is not going to give the black box to America or to the manufacturer of the plane.
	So, if you've been following the news, there's been a lot of incidents like this actually, specifically with Ukrainians.
	I don't know if you've noticed this, but there was like a plane crash over Ukraine.
	I think Russia shot it down a few years ago.
	With all these missing plane crashes, the question is always about the black box.
	If you can recover the black box, I don't know exactly the technical aspects of it, but this is basically a device that is on every airplane that records all kind of information in the event that a plane crashes.
	So you recover the black box, I guess it's like indestructible, and then you're able to determine what caused the crash.
	If it was technical, if it was, you know, a missile shooting it down, To me, it's pretty much kind of obvious what happened here.
	You know, it would be a pretty bizarre coincidence if a airliner, you know, a passenger plane just happened to crash in the country where like 300 missiles being launched from.
	You know, if that happened at the same time, it'd be a pretty weird coincidence if it was a technical failure that caused this to happen.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like, Iran is launching... We heard from the Americans yesterday there was like 15 missiles.
	I heard somebody say 35.
	The Iranians said they launched 300 missiles.
	I don't know.
	It's somewhere between 15 and 300 missiles that were launched from Iran.
	Either way, you've got missiles flying throughout the sky.
	Yesterday the report said that 11 out of 15 hit their targets.
	Is it outside the realm of possibility that four of those rockets that were being launched from Iran hit this plane that was downed inside of Iran?
	To me, that's probably the most likely scenario.
	And then the question becomes, well, where do you go from there?
	If we were willing to ignore this missile barrage or this rocket barrage that thankfully didn't kill Americans, or I guess it didn't even kill any Iraqis, according to the Americans, Arab sources are saying otherwise.
	Arabs are saying that Iraqis did die, but nevertheless, if we're willing to basically eat a missile strike because no Americans die, well then, how does this complicate the situation?
	If they didn't kill any American civilians, but they blew up this passenger plane where you had Iranians, Canadians, British, Swedes, Afghans, how does that change the scenario?
	Does it change the scenario?
	I don't really know.
	It seems to me like the president gave his statement this morning, didn't even mention the plane, and if that's so, then will he ever mention the plane?
	Does the plane enter into the calculus of what happens between America and Iran?
	I guess to some extent we can basically plead ignorance as a nation and say, well, they're not turning over the black box.
	Therefore, we have no idea, we have no clue, how this passenger plane fell out of the sky during the night of the rocket strike.
	You know, can we say that?
	Can we say, well, they didn't turn over the box, therefore we don't know?
	I guess that's how we're progressing.
	I guess that's how we're gonna move forward anyway, but I guess that happened last night.
	I presume that is what happened.
	I guess it is possible that it was a technical failure.
	I mean, I guess it's possible that something else took this plane out of the sky, although to me it seems pretty obvious what happened.
	But nobody seems to care, so I guess why should we, right?
	But we're gonna move on.
	That was the Ukrainian plane crash.
	I would just be remiss if I didn't bring you up to speed on that one.
	It's just kind of weird, and I want you to keep that in mind because I'm gonna talk about that after we cover this statement from Trump.
unidentified		This whole thing is very weird.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Does anybody else get that impression?
		Is anybody else feeling the same way?
		Now, I'm getting a little bit of this from my favorite source, Daily Wire, which I read every day.
		One of my favorite authors from the Daily Wire, Andrew Klavan, he gave similar remarks in the past 24 hours about all that's going on between the United States and Iran.
		And I basically agree.
		You know, I've watched the timeline over the last couple of weeks with the U.S.
		and Iran, and the whole thing is just sort of strange.
		In particular, the killing of Qasem Soleimani and the statement today.
		And then this Ukraine thing.
		It's all very weird.
		It's all very fishy to me.
		But we're gonna move on.
		We're gonna talk about this Trump statement.
		Keep that in mind.
		So, the president at the White House today gave a statement on the Iranian response yesterday.
		So, last night we covered it, just to give you a brief overview.
		Of course, we killed Qasem Soleimani on January 3rd.
		There was this big airstrike on Baghdad airport.
		Qasem Soleimani, who is the head of the Quds Force, Which is an elite division of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps within Iran.
		He was killed in the airstrike, as well as the leader of the Popular Mobilization Units in Iraq.
		So these two high-ranking people, one guy from Iran, one guy from Iraq, were killed by the airstrikes.
		This was a big deal.
		It was a huge escalation.
		There had been this tit-for-tat situation between the Americans and these Iranian-backed militias in Iraq for the past week or so, really going back for the past couple of months.
		But this was a totally disproportionate response to all of this.
		The question was, for about a week, how will Iran proceed?
		How will Iran respond to the killing of what many people regard the second most powerful person in Iran?
		They responded last night with rocket strikes, a very small rocket strike.
		The numbers we had yesterday was something like 15 rockets were launched from Iran.
		They hit The Al-Assad base within Iraq.
		It didn't kill any Americans.
		At worst, it damaged some facilities.
		I guess it damaged some helicopters and planes.
		But nobody died.
		It was a very, very small, and like I said, I've been saying for the past 24 hours, it's a subdued, muted, disproportionately weak actually, response.
		You know, you gotta keep in mind, we killed their general.
		We killed their top general in the whole country, and they responded with like 15 missiles.
		They didn't even kill anybody.
		You know, that would be like if somebody killed Mark Esper, the Secretary of State, and then we responded with the Syria strikes.
		You know, we responded by blowing up a hangar.
		You know, I mean, it's totally disproportionate in the opposite direction, in a weak direction.
		So the president at the White House responded to that this morning.
		I'll read you a report from Fox News about the response.
		It says, quote, President Trump declared Wednesday that Iran, quote, appears to be standing down in the wake of missile strikes on American bases in Iraq that he said resulted in no casualties.
		He said, quote, the American people should be extremely grateful and happy.
		No Americans were harmed in last night's attack by the Iranian regime.
		While the attacks marked the latest escalation with Tehran in the precarious aftermath of a U.S.
		drone strike that killed the top Iranian general, they appeared to open the door to reducing tensions after it became clear that no American forces were killed.
		Trump indicated Wednesday that he needed, rather that he indeed considers the nature of the strikes as a sign that Tehran has taken an off-ramp.
		The president's address comes after Iran fired as many as 15 ballistic missiles into Iraq.
		10 missiles hit the Al-Assad air base, which houses US troops.
		One missile hit a US military base in Erbil.
		And four missiles failed to hit their targets, according to a US military spokesman for Central Command.
		Which, you know, I have to laugh at that.
		A plane falls out of the sky, four missiles unaccounted for.
		I wonder where they went, right?
		I wonder...
		Who knows, right?
		Maybe not all four of them, but you got to imagine maybe at least one of them hit a different target.
		The late Tuesday attacks unfolded in two waves about an hour apart.
		While no U.S.
		or other NATO casualties were reported, the bases were potentially vulnerable.
		U.S.
		defense officials told Fox News the U.S.
	military did not attempt to shoot down the ballistic missiles because there were no American military assets in place to intercept them.
	The Patriot and Avenger anti-missile defense systems are deployed to other locations in the Middle East, but not to the two Iraqi bases targeted by Iran.
	So I know a lot of people are wondering, why did we not use anti-ballistic missile tech to take out these missiles?
	I guess they say it's because there's not enough ABMs or ABM systems to go around.
	You know, they can't protect every single base and the ones that Iran targeted did not have ABMs.
	anti-ballistic missile technology so that's the gist of the statement um we're going to break down sort of bit by bit what was said but the big takeaway is that there's not going to be from what i understand an american military response to this instead trump is going to impose more sanctions which is basically a non-response uh And this is exactly what I predicted yesterday.
	This is exactly what I said should happen yesterday.
	Iran gave us an out here.
	They gave us a great opportunity.
	We killed their top general, the second-in-command virtually in the country.
	Kassim Soleimani was the head of the Special Forces of the IRGC.
	The IRGC is a paramilitary group that responds personally to the Ayatollah.
	The Ayatollah is the supreme leader of the country.
	So, Kassim Soleimani was the head of the head of the IRGC, which is like the elite military squad.
	In the country.
	And as I said earlier, many people consider the pecking order in Iran to be the Ayatollah, the Supreme Leader.
	That's the same person, by the way.
	The Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei.
	And then number two, this General, Qasem Soleimani.
	And Qasem Soleimani is a key figure because he is in charge of all the operations happening across the Middle East.
	He was in charge of Iran's influence in Iraq, funding Shiite militias like this popular mobilization group funding Hezbollah, Iranian or Shiite militias within Syria.
	He has really been responsible for Iran exercising and wielding influence across the whole Middle East.
	So in that way, he's a very powerful, very central figure, a great general.
	We killed him, and Iran's response to this, as I've been saying, was 15 rockets that didn't kill anybody.
	That is a de-escalation.
	That is offering everybody an out.
	It's a face-saving strike.
	Many people in my mentions on Twitter have actually compared this, and a Super Chatter last night, compared this to our serious strike in 2017.
	If you recall, in April 2017, the United States accused Bashar al-Assad of using chemical weapons.
	I use the word accused because it was later pointed out, it was later discovered by certain groups that Bashar al-Assad never used chemical weapons, which I guess is not important anymore.
	Maybe it is if people are still keeping score at home, but Bashar al-Assad never used chemical weapons, but at the time, we had accused him of using chemical weapons.
	This was a big deal because Trump laid out a red line before that, prior, and said that if Bashar al-Assad uses chemical weapons, we will strike them.
	And a big part of President Trump establishing the Trump Doctrine of Foreign Policy was differentiating and distinguishing it from the Obama Doctrine.
	Of course, Barack Obama famously demurred In 2013, after he had laid out the same red line after he had said we will not get involved in Syria in the Syrian civil war unless Bashar al-Assad used chemical weapons, when Bashar al-Assad was accused of using chemical weapons in 2013, Barack Obama deferred to the Congress for whether or not we would intervene militarily, and Congress declined to intervene.
	And everybody said, well, Barack Obama did not enforce his red line and that means the forces of chaos are on the march.
	This was the narrative.
	This was the rhetoric from Fox News for like years.
	For like five years.
	Obama backed down.
	He did the red line.
	He botched the red line and now the forces of Islam are on the march.
	I heard this for years when I was in high school.
	And so Trump, this was shortly after his inauguration, he had laid out the same red line and the whole shtick was Obama did not enforce red lines, I will.
	And so when Bashar al-Assad was accused of using chemical weapons in April 17, three months after the inauguration, Trump did a largely symbolic missile strike on Syria.
	It was 52 missiles, 52 Tomahawk missiles, launched from a ship in the Eastern Mediterranean, which hit an airfield in Syria.
	Didn't kill anybody.
	It only hit assets that actually could be rebuilt very quickly.
	As far as I'm concerned, I don't think it even destroyed any planes.
	It destroyed like...
	I don't remember all the exact details, but I do remember it was very minimal.
	And everybody, at least I called at the time, I called this as basically a face-saving maneuver.
	It was almost a completely symbolic gesture to demonstrate that Trump would be willing to use military force, but not actually meaningful enough to change the situation on the ground.
	You know, what he did on that day was not actually a meaningful military action that changed any kind of strategic situation within Syria.
	In the same way, Iran's rocket strike on the Al-Assad airbase and the base in Erbil, similarly, does not in any meaningful way change the situation in Iraq.
	It didn't even kill anybody.
	They actually gave, and it was reported earlier today, that Iran gave Iraq an early warning and told them that they were going to strike these bases.
	And what do you think the effect of that was?
	If Iran told Iraq they were going to do the strike, surely Iraq told the United States, and the United States either evacuated the personnel or got them in shelter, got them in bunkers, whatever, to ensure that there would be no casualties.
	That way Iran almost guaranteed that nobody was going to die and therefore guaranteed that there would be no response from the United States, a military response from the United States.
	So, as this article says, yes, Iran did offer us an off-ramp to de-escalate and not, you know, have the situation spiral out of control.
	Because, as I pointed out on Monday, you know, I talked about the killing of Qasem Soleimani on Monday.
	What was so problematic about the killing of Soleimani is that it forced everybody's hands.
	You know, that we killed their top general in Iran means that Iran must respond, and they have to respond in a way that is very visible.
	You know, Iran cannot simply ignore the fact that the United States killed one of their top government officials.
	They have to respond, and they have to do it in such a manner that it sends a message to other people that Iran is not going to be pushed around, and you know, they have to You know, put their money where their mouth is, essentially.
	If they respond in a big way, for example, if they responded by killing American military personnel, if they responded by killing American citizens on American soil, something like that, well that would guarantee that the U.S.
	would have to respond, and then we would be in this cycle that could ultimately lead to war.
	That's what I said on Monday.
	You know, the problem with killing Soleimani is then we lose control of the situation.
	Everybody's forced to respond in order to save face, in order to You know, for all these foreign policy very, you know, weird foreign policy rules, people would be forced to respond and then get carried away and inevitably could lead to war.
	So Iran certainly gave us an off-ramp and Trump took it.
	You know, this is what I said yesterday, Trump should not respond to this.
	It's a nothing.
	It was such a small attack, it doesn't even really warrant an American response.
	And Trump did exactly that today.
	He said that we're going to apply sanctions and that's about it.
	But there are some very curious things about this statement in particular that tell us about Donald Trump himself and about this White House, this administration.
	So I'll go over a few choice quotes from the speech.
	Like I said, it was a very short speech, and I've basically distilled it into six main points here.
	So the first main point, and this was maybe the weirdest thing about the speech, I don't know, if you guys watched it, you'll know what I'm talking about.
	He walks out, you know, the door is open and closed behind him, he walks out to the microphone, and the first thing he says before anything else, he says, quote, as long as I am President of the United States, Iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.
	That was the first thing he said.
	Not hi, good morning, like nothing.
	He just comes up to the microphone and this is the first thing he says.
	He says, as long as I am president of the United States, Iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.
	So, that I think lays out the thesis of the speech, and just as I said on Monday, that is the guiding principle behind our Iran policy.
	You know, a lot of people are wondering, why didn't it go back to 2018 and not back to 1953?
	Or why didn't it go to 2018 at all?
	Why not just talk about the events of the last week?
	You know, the show that I did on Monday where I laid out the whole timeline, From America pulling out of the JCPOA or the Iran nuclear deal all the way through to the events of this week.
	It was important because it shows you why Iran has these hostilities with this administration in particular.
	Why things have escalated in the past two years specifically.
	Because America and Iran haven't gotten along for 40 years.
	But why is it suddenly so bad?
	Why is it different in the Trump administration?
	What's motivating these tensions, these tit-for-tat strikes?
	What ties everything together from the Gulf of Oman incident to the drone being shot down all the way through to Soleimani?
	Well, it's the fact that Trump has said Iran should not get a nuclear weapon.
	The Iran nuclear deal doesn't facilitate that.
	The Iran nuclear deal would help Iran get a nuclear weapon.
	We pulled out.
	And as a result of us pulling out, sanctions have been applied and now Iran is hurting.
	This is the genesis of the current conflict.
	So it's important that...
	You know, Trump, that's the thesis of the speech.
	He says, Iran will never have a nuclear weapon, and that vindicates, you know, basically my whole approach and everything I said on the subject.
	He then goes on, another key point, key point number two, he says that there were no casualties.
	He says, I'm pleased to inform you the American people should be grateful and happy.
	No Americans were harmed in last night's attack.
	We suffered no casualties.
	All of our soldiers are safe, and only minimal damage was sustained at our military bases.
	The third key point is about the US response.
	He says, as we continue to evaluate options in response to Iranian aggression, the U.S. will immediately impose additional punishing economic sanctions on the Iranian regime.
	These powerful sanctions will remain until Iran changes its behavior.
	You know, again, I pointed this out last night.
	It's worth noting, how much more can we really do with sanctions?
	At this point in time, I think we've really exhausted the potential of sanctions.
	There's only so many sanctions that our country can put on Iran.
	Part of what made the Iran nuclear deal I don't know if you could say it's a good thing or a bad thing, but so significant was the fact that it overturned all the sanctions against Iran.
	Not just the sanctions from the United States, but like Security Council resolutions, sanctions from China, sanctions from Russia, sanctions from European countries.
	One of the big criticisms of the Iran nuclear deal in 2015 was about so-called snapback sanctions.
	The idea that, you know, a lot of people are concerned about, if Iran sheets on the nuclear deal, how can we hold them accountable?
	You know, if Iran doesn't adhere to some of the restrictions laid out in the deal, well, how can we then coerce them to conform to the deal?
	Well, Barack Obama said we could apply snapback sanctions.
	Only problem is, the sanctions regime against Iran, as it stood in 2015, had been built up over decades.
	You know, after decades of diplomacy and investigations by the IAEA and by, you know, deliberation of the Security Council and so on, we had built up an international sanctions regime where every country had put sanctions on Iran, including all the P5 countries.
	The Security Council had deliberated on this.
	You know, why that's particularly significant from the Security Council is that, of course, China and Russia have veto power in the Security Council.
	China and Russia are allies of Iran, and despite having veto power in the Security Council, we had passed resolutions there, which are binding, unlike the General Assembly, to put sanctions on Iran.
	So when in 2015 we let all the sanctions be overturned, it overturned them in all the countries.
	And so, you know, while we could put snapback sanctions on Iran, we could not rebuild an international sanctions regime from all these countries, including Russia and China.
	You know, that's why the sanctions against North Korea are particularly effective, because China has sanctions on North Korea and Russia has sanctions on North Korea, not just the United States.
	So, in any case, you know, Trump has said, well, we're gonna... that's a bit of a detour, but Trump said we're gonna put more sanctions on Iran.
	It's like, well, there's really not much more we can do without bringing on enlisting the help of other countries.
	And that leads me to the next key point here about the JCPOA.
	The Iran nuclear deal.
	Trump says the very defective JCPOA expires shortly anyway and gives Iran a clear and quick path to nuclear breakout.
	Iran must abandon its nuclear ambitions and end its support for terrorism.
	The time has come for the UK, Germany, France, Russia and China to recognize this reality.
	Excuse me, they must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal or JCPOA and we must all work together to, excuse me, again, toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place.
	So he's now explicitly calling, and you know, this is just what I've been saying, not only is he going to put more sanctions on, but now he's calling on the European powers plus Russia and China to pull out of the JCPOA.
	you know again we pulled out of the jcpoa in 2018 but the agreement still exists this agreement was between iran and the united states but it also included all the other p5 countries russia china france united kingdom plus germany plus i think italy the european union i think maybe there are a couple of other signatories so we pulled out in 2018 but all the other countries remained i
	Iran has so far been compliant with all the other parts of the deal, and all the other countries, you know, Russia, France, the United Kingdom, China, by them being part of the agreement, they cannot put sanctions on Iran.
	Because the deal was, if Iran makes these commitments to, you know, not enrich uranium beyond a certain percentage, and to only keep so many centrifuges, and so on, Then these countries cannot impose sanctions.
	So that's bowing the hands of our allies, but also our adversaries, that they cannot apply sanctions and that Iran has to have these restrictions on their program.
	Now, Iran recently said this week that they are now not adhering to any part of the deal.
	Iran has said, I think it was on Monday or Tuesday, that they are now going to exceed the uranium stockpiles laid out and they're gonna rich uranium.
	They're not gonna adhere to any part of the deal, in other words.
	And so, Moving forward then, if Iran is in essence pulling out of the deal by violating all the terms of the deal, then will European countries put sanctions on violating the deal?
	I mean, this has basically blown up the whole Iran deal, in effect, is what I mean to say.
	The fifth part of the statement, Trump said, we must also make a deal that allows Iran to thrive and prosper.
	This is the most I think, uh, strange part of the statement.
	He says, we must also make a deal that allows Iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential.
	Iran can be a great country.
	Tens of thousands of ISIS fighters have been killed or captured during my administration.
	ISIS is a natural enemy of Iran.
	THE DESTRUCTION OF ISIS IS GOOD FOR IRAN AND WE SHOULD WORK TOGETHER ON THIS AND OTHER SHARED PRIORITIES.
	FINALLY, TO THE PEOPLE AND LEADERS OF IRAN, WE WANT YOU TO HAVE A FUTURE AND A GREAT FUTURE, ONE THAT YOU DESERVE, ONE OF PROSPERITY AT HOME AND HARMONY WITH THE NATIONS OF THE WORLD.
	THE UNITED STATES IS READY TO EMBRACE PEACE WITH ALL WHO SEEK IT.
	You know, so to me, this was the most striking part of the speech, and this is where I'm vindicated yet again on Donald Trump and his foreign policy.
	Whenever people see a missile strike, Soleimani getting killed, aircraft carriers off the coast of Venezuela, they say, Neocon Don, Trump is a Zionist, blah blah blah.
	You know, we always hear the same stuff.
	And every time I say, you know, if you read between the lines, Trump is committed to not starting more wars.
	You know, you can read this in just about any statement.
	You can even read the statement where he pulls out of the Iran nuclear deal from 2018.
	He says very similar things.
	When he talks to North Korea, when he announced, I forget which statement it was, but he gave a very big speech about North Korea in like spring or winter 2017.
	It was like the same thing.
	He was saying, we want North Korea to be rich and prosperous.
	We want to make peace and make a deal.
	That rhetoric is very consistent over the last three years, and it's also very different from the rhetoric of Obama and Bush.
	This is the Trump Doctrine, quintessential Trump Doctrine.
	Who, you know, how would a neocon give a statement after, you know, in the same statement actually, after he's also made similar statements in the past couple of weeks, Saying that Iran has blood on their hands, and they murder Americans, they're drenched in American blood, and they're the leading state sponsor of terrorism.
	What kind of neocon?
	What kind of warmonger?
	Says all that, and then in the same statement, the same statement says, well, we want to make a deal that lets that same country thrive and prosper.
	It has untapped potential.
	This can be a great country.
	You have the same natural enemy as us.
	We should work together, and we want peace.
	We want to make a deal.
	You deserve a great future.
	Is that a statement of a neocon?
	Is that the statement of a warmonger?
	Is that a statement that'd be approved by Benjamin Netanyahu?
	Do you think Benjamin Netanyahu wants there to be a new Iran nuclear deal that is improved and better and opens up like economic investment in Iran?
	No.
	Israel wants to destroy Iran.
	Israel wants Iran to be severed into like a hundred pieces.
	Israel wants us to go in and do regime change in Iran, but consistently the messaging from the president in Iran has been sort of, again, it's the same Trump doctrine of, on the one hand, it's this bellicose, wild brinksmanship type rhetoric about fire and fury, and we're gonna destroy you, and you know, we're gonna blow up your cultural sites, 52 sites, one for every hostage, but then at the same time, but then going back and saying, we want to make a deal.
	We want Trump hotels in Iran.
	We want your untapped economic potential to be realized.
	We want you to be an amazing country.
	We want to make a great deal.
	That's been the Trump Doctrine from day one.
	If you don't believe me, look at North Korea.
	That's exactly what happened with North Korea.
	From February 2017 until January 2018, the rhetoric from Trump was the same as it is with Iran.
	And also, the military action was virtually the same.
	You know, I don't know if you guys remember, but throughout 2017 we were sending over... I think at one point we sent three carrier strike groups.
	to the Sea of Japan, which is like unprecedented.
	And we had been doing these Minuteman missile tests into the Pacific Ocean to match Kim Jong-un's ICBM tests, you know, threatening fire and fury and all this.
	And then in January 2018, Kim Jong-un said that we're going to march with South Korea in the Winter Olympics.
	And then in February or March, they said we want to meet with Donald Trump.
	And then in June, it was a North Korea summit.
	And Donald Trump said, I actually like Kim Jong-un.
	I think we get along.
	I trust him.
	I think he's a great guy.
	It's the same playbook with Iran.
	Now the notable difference is the, you know, Israel lobby.
	That's the notable difference is that Israel and Saudi Arabia and the Emirates and the usual suspects are not agitating for war with North Korea the same way that they are with Iran.
	That's a notable difference.
	But, barring that, the strategy appears to be the same.
	You know, it is giving them... It's, I guess, Teddy Roosevelt.
	It's giving them the big stick, but it's speaking softly, saying, we'd like to make a deal.
	Ideally, we'd not be using our military.
	We would not be invading Iran.
	We would have a deal.
	So long as you abandon your nuclear ambitions.
	Now, who knows if that's possible?
	Who knows if that's plausible?
	But that seems to be the intention.
	The last part of the statement, which I thought was significant, is he says, the fact that we have great military equipment does not mean we have to use it.
	We do not want to use it.
	American strength is the best deterrent.
	You know, so again, as I said yesterday, and I laid out the case yesterday talking about Venezuela, Syria, North Korea, I don't think Trump wants another war.
	You know, Mike Pompeo might be a different story.
	Sheldon Adelson's a different story.
	The DOD, the Pentagon, totally different story.
	These people, I'm sure, all want war.
	John Bolton wants war.
	I think Trump, in his heart of hearts, you know, and maybe that might not mean anything if we end up in a war regardless, but I think this man does not want war.
	And that has shaped his foreign policy.
	You know, it is not an insignificant difference between this statement and what Hillary Clinton would be doing right now, or Marco Rubio, or Ted Cruz for that matter.
	It's very telling that in each case where there is an opportunity, there was more than enough opportunity for us to escalate this Into something terrible, Trump has shown restraint and pulled us back from the brink.
	We killed Soleimani and I think that was very reckless.
	I thought that was a needless risk.
	It might have been a very calculated risk.
	I'll concede that.
	It might have been an extremely calculated risk and ultimately one that basically paid off.
	But I thought it was very reckless and a bad idea.
	Iran responded.
	If it were, I feel, any other president, I think we would have responded to Iran.
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Or I think maybe our weakness might have invited a worse response from Iran.
		But in any case, this has been an optimal outcome for the United States.
		We have pulled back from the brink, and I don't think that's a coincidence that we pulled back from the brink in this instance, that we pulled back from the brink in the instance of the drone being shot down, or the two Gulf of Oman incidents.
		Or even pulling out of the JCPOA for that matter.
		I don't think it's a coincidence that this administration has avoided new wars.
		The last administration, the Obama administration, what did he campaign on in 2008?
		Barack Obama said we're going to end the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
		That didn't happen.
		In fact, we reached the highest troop totals ever in Afghanistan under President Obama.
		Moreover, we started the war in Libya and we began the intervention in Syria.
		Unlike Barack Obama, who was supposed to be the anti-war liberal who came in right after George W. Bush, Donald Trump has, you know, I don't know what it looks like on the ground, but tried to get us out of Syria, has been negotiating with the Taliban to pull us out of Afghanistan, and has not started any new conflicts, has pulled back from the brink where we could have been with Iran.
		So, to me, I think We have to give credit where credit is due.
		And I think we have to be, you know, I would be charitable towards this president regardless, but I think the record has been pretty good so far in foreign policy.
		You have to give credit where credit is due.
		You know, a lot of people are freaking out the other day.
		Neocon, Don, Zionists, all this kind of stuff.
		But, you know, he continues to impress as far as I'm concerned.
		I read the statement, I don't see any, I have no problem with anything in here.
		You know, there's some ridiculous stuff about, you know, terrorist nation and drenched in American blood.
		I guess that's obligatory, but a little bit silly.
		But for the most part, the rest is on point, saying American military might is a deterrent.
		We don't seek war.
		We want to make a deal.
		Iran should get a nuclear weapon.
		To me, this is a very realist, America first foreign policy doctrine.
		I like it.
		I think it's a great statement.
		I will say, however, it's all very weird.
		It's all very strange.
		The statement was a little weird.
		You know, Trump seemed, like, off.
		He was, like, mumbling.
		His dentures seemed to be fussing.
		You know, going out and starting with this Iran will never have a nuclear weapon.
		Going from they're drenched in blood to we should make a deal.
		It's sort of strange.
		And I'll say Iran's response was strange.
		You know, that they only did this 15 rocket strike.
		It seems like something fishy is going on here.
		I can't quite put my finger on it.
		Some people have pointed out that perhaps the Iranians, or rather the Iranian regime, excuse me, was threatened by Qasem Soleimani.
		Some have speculated that Qasem Soleimani posed a threat to people in the regime, that he could have usurped the power of the Ayatollah, or of the president, or something like that, and that the Iranians wanted him dead, and that they orchestrated this charade behind the scenes.
		And they basically made a deal and said, you kill Qasem Soleimani, And you'll get this big win and we'll retaliate.
		You know, we'll do this face-saving thing.
		It won't be a big deal.
		We'll get rid of our enemy.
		You'll look tough and we're both better off.
		Now, I don't think that's true only because I don't think Iran and America would cooperate like that at all.
		You know, that kind of thinking to me is a little bit like cartoonish and fantastical.
		You know, the idea that the Iranian regime would coordinate on that level with Americans is unrealistic to me, but It does just seem very strange.
		Is it possible that, you know, Trump took this big risk and Iran just acted in this very subdued way?
		I mean, I guess that's possible.
		Maybe it could have been just such a four-dimensional chess play by the president.
		I don't know, but It just seems to me like it's sort of weird.
		We're sort of in uncharted waters here.
		I think it could lead to good things though.
		Ultimately, you know what the endgame might be?
		Maybe the deal is, if Iran agrees to some kind of framework, then we pull out of Iraq.
		Because the good thing about all this stuff is, killing Qasem Soleimani...
		You know, that stops a lot of the Iranian influence in the region to some extent.
		I mean, they're going to hire a replacement, but to some extent they won't be as effective as Qasem Soleimani.
		But in any case, you know, we slap Iran.
		You know, that forces Iran back to the negotiating table.
		And more than that, now Iraq doesn't want us in their country.
	To me, that's the home run here.
	Is that after all the dust has settled with Iran, the real situation, the real aftermath will be what is our relationship with the Iraqi government?
	Because while we've all been wondering what Iran will do, how Trump will respond and so on, the sort of subplot or the other narrative that's been happening is that the Iraqi government is pissed That we've brought this on their country.
	That we killed the leader of the Popular Mobilization Unit.
	You know, Iraq passed a non-binding resolution 48 hours ago saying they want us out of their country.
	You know, people are focused on the missile strikes, but to me that's the big subtext.
	When all the dust clears...
	That'll be, to me, the big consequence, is friction between Iraq and the United States, which is good.
	Maybe that means a path where we can finally leave.
	So, maybe that's the silver lining, the white pill in all of this, is that it paves a way for us to start pulling out of the Middle East.
	Maybe that's what the ultimate deal will look like.
	If we can make some kind of deal with Iran, you could say that it's less necessary for us to be stationed in Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen, and Syria.
	But I don't want to get too optimistic.
	I don't want to get anybody's hopes up.
	We never really win, right?
	When it comes to the Middle East, we never really win these things.
	Neocons always win, but that's one trajectory.
	But we're gonna move on to our Super Chats.
	We'll see what you guys are saying.
	I will answer these.
	I will do my best.
	We'll see what my voice is like by the end of this thing, but I mean right now it just sounds like trash.
	But let's see, we've got Mr. Corgi who says, Nicko, thank you for powering through tonight to give us a show.
	If you don't feel better soon, I'd recommend reaching out to Dr. Mike.
	Okay, I'm not.
	It's Dr. Mike.
	I'll just say that.
	Thank you.
	TKT says, I'm going to a local Pete Buttigieg meetup for a free butt sex shirt.
	I wanted to troll him too.
	Any thoughts?
	I don't know.
	It's not really fun to troll Democrats because it's almost like too easy.
	I mean, you know, if we're up to, well, I can't, you almost baited me there into saying something against the community guidelines.
	I'd make fun of one of those traits, one of those protected groups that you're not, that you can't do on YouTube anymore.
	I'd probably just call him the F word, you know?
	Can't say it anymore because of the community guidelines, I would bet.
	So, I think that would probably be funny.
	I don't know, maybe tell him he's going to hell.
	Maybe something like that.
	I don't know what happened to those.
	what happened to the how can I maximize my experience super chats the Groyper Wars were too much for the baby knickers I don't know what happened to those I guess it's uh you know one of those memes that just got retired Matt says regarding yesterday's super chat what is it is a film and an essay the film is definitely out there but the essay is brilliant try googling what is it essay Crispin Glover read at your leisure or don't I actually read it today
	uh I searched it up on the show yesterday and I had the Wikipedia page for the movie and I was like well he said it's an essay so So I looked up what you just told me, and I found the essay, and it was... I don't know if it was brilliant.
	It was just sort of strange.
	It was actually reminding me of that Sam Hyde video where he says, who is John Corzine?
	I know who Rihanna is.
	I know the IMDB top 100.
	Who is John Corzine?
	It was very similar to that talking about Steven Spielberg and the Columbine shooting.
	So yeah, I thought it was kind of interesting, but a little bit like schizo, I have to say.
	There's a little schizo, but other than that it was interesting.
	Yeah, today we talk about a real bloodbath.
	Talk about the real terrorists.
	It's Twitter, it's Jack Dorsey, right?
	Patrick Casey, Sam Hyde, Simptakes, Polly, like all kinds of great accounts just taken out today.
	Like tears in the rain.
	I think the Beardson got put on a seven-day.
	I feel like I'm missing somebody else, but a lot of fallen soldiers.
	Don't believe big UNESCO's lies.
	Yeah, I came for destroyed UNESCO heritage sites, and I'm going to get them.
	I don't care if the American government won't send me there.
	I'll buy a plane ticket and destroy it myself.
	No, kidding.
	Just kidding.
	I don't want to do that.
	Everybody's gonna be all upset about me.
	Neocon Nick doesn't care about heritage sites.
	Yeah, I don't want to go to war with Iran, but one of the reasons is not that I give a shit about heritage sites.
	War is war.
	That's what these people don't understand.
	I'll introduce a little bit of nuance and say the only consideration is American interest.
	That is my foreign policy.
	The only consideration is American interest.
	I'm a realist in that sense.
	International law is bullshit.
	UNESCO heritage sites is bullshit.
	National sovereignty, all this kind of stuff is crap.
	This is all just like, you know, these are all constraints that we have created.
	These are constructs.
	The world order is Hobbesian, and we dictate how it goes because we have the most guns.
	That is my foreign policy.
	And people take this to mean, oh, he's pro-war.
	Not that I'm pro-war, it's that I'm not ideologically anti-war.
	And just because I don't think that protecting heritage sites is not a good reason to refrain from war doesn't mean that I think we shouldn't refrain from war, right?
	If all that makes sense.
	I'm against war, but I'm not against war because we're gonna blow up a painting or something.
	Not that I don't value paintings, but I value American interest more.
	Midgets are all polytheistic religions the accidental worship of the devil.
	Um, I don't think so I mean there are like shades of truth in a lot of religions.
	So I don't know if that's necessarily true Zero zero says us.
	We've killed Soleimani Iran.
unidentified		Indeed.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You have we've turned your gutter into Your guitar strings into fruit by the foot, U.S.
		Kind of a step back, but okay.
		Yeah, pretty funny.
		Well, there's such a pussy response, right?
		Apologies for the language, but it's a total weak response.
		I love how it just totally blew out all these Iranian flag people.
		Iranian flag emojis in the Twitter handle.
		It's like, yeah, mighty, mighty Iran, mighty Persia.
		Please, Iran, don't attack us.
		Please, Iran.
		To the Iranian people, we do not seek war.
		You know, dove emoji, fag, you know.
		Kidding, kidding.
		That was a bad anti-community guidelines thing to say, but it was a joke, so it doesn't violate the rule.
		You know, Iran responds with like ten rockets.
		Total bitch move, you know?
		America's Chad, Virgin Iran.
		Baked Alaska 2 says Yoba?
		Yeah, more like Doba.
		A decade of Baked Alaska is commencing.
		Heinrich says, say a prayer for my cat Echo, diagnosed with terminal cancer on Christmas.
		I've had him for 17 years and will likely have to euthanize him this week.
		Well, I'm sorry to hear that.
		I will pray for your cat.
		But that is, but that does suck.
		I'm sorry to hear that.
		I love, well, I don't know if I love my dog anymore.
		I met Sean's dog last week.
		Sean, you may know him from Twitter.
		His dog is named Wojak.
		He's a dachshund.
		Is that what it's called?
		Dachshund?
		Anyway, I met his dog and his dog was so nice to me.
		His dog was like rolling over and he was playing with me and everything.
		And I come home and my dog is such a jerk.
		I come home and he doesn't even run up to me or anything.
		My dog won't even sit next to me.
		All he wants to do is play.
		I sit next to him and he jumps off the couch and gets a toy.
		He's a total, he's a total jerk, so... Anyway, but I used to, I loved him for a long time.
		Now I don't know, I'm questioning it.
		Chicken on a raft says, Libertarians be like, the gold standard would solve everything as they look for a reliable Somali-made car for literally any price.
		I don't understand that.
		Devil's Advocate says, would you rather be stuck on an island with Brittany Venti or Catboy Cammy?
		Oh, well it's gonna, you know...
		If I say Catboy Cammy, people are going to call me gay, but frankly, I don't know.
		I mean, Brittany Venti, she does belch a lot.
		The one thing I'll say about Catboy Cammy is he has manners.
		That's the difference.
		And also, you know, he's not going to have a cringe take on Joker or Jesus is King.
		or groipers you know brittany venti be like joker wasn't even good joker i'm joker jesus's king wasn't even good groipers are the new kakistan you know if i were on a desert island i bash my head in with coconuts if i had to be with brittany venti for you know decades and decades "The kids were stranded.
		I'd take coconuts from a coconut tree and I'd bash my fucking head in.
unidentified		So, I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		If I say Catboy, Cammy, I'm gay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		If I say Bernie, Vinci, I'm compromising no e-girls.
unidentified		I think I would just, I think I would just start walking into the ocean.
unidentified		I think I would just start wading into the ocean until I drowned or got eaten by a shark or something like that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Catboy Cammy's actually fun to hang out with, you know?
		Not in a weird way.
		I know having friends is, like, gay now, but... It would actually be bro moments on the island without e-girls, so... But, I don't know.
		But if I got called names on the internet, you know, maybe I just won't be on the island.
		Maybe I'll just, you know, walk towards the light.
		Let's see.
		Evner says, Super Size Me is so keen, though.
		Have you been to McDonald's?
unidentified		The wheelbarrows aren't big enough to carry the burgers in.
		Yeah, yeah.
		Uh, sure.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's my favorite.
		Supersize me.
		Great- we always- yeah, yeah.
		My favorite documentary when they're talking about, uh, oh, uh, this McDonald's- this McDonald's was damaged.
		Yes, a- a car- an automobile drove through the front of this McDonald's, completely shattering and damaging the glass door.
		In its place, they have installed a temporary wooden door.
		And, uh, you know, you can see Morgan Spurlock is walking through the McDonald's.
		Hey, gee, what happened here?
		Why is there a wooden door here?
		No, uh, the glass broke.
unidentified		A car crashed into it, right?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's my favorite part.
		My other favorite part is when he goes to the doctor, and he's like, well, can this diet kill me?
		And the doctor's like, no, this diet can't kill you.
		This diet can't kill you at all.
		This is not lethal, actually.
		Mike Font says, would you debate Vaush on the drunken peasants?
		I don't know.
		I'd have to see what the drunken peasants are about, maybe.
		If they're not like total left-wing retards, then maybe.
		But I don't know who they are.
		They made a video about me, I think, but I didn't watch it.
		Because I, like, clicked on their channel and they have, like, a few thousand views on every video.
		I'm like, this is not, this is a waste of my time.
		Bobo says, saw that Super Size Me documentary.
		Very informative.
		The greatest burger ever sold.
		Thanks for the tip.
unidentified		Yeah.
unidentified		The Big Mac.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		The greatest burger ever sold.
unidentified		That's what I like to call it.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		The greatest burger ever sold.
		The Big Mac.
		Tyroneus says, why are you such a dick to your mom, bro?
		I'm not.
		I'm just, it's playful.
		She gets it.
		We're Italian.
		It's just like a different dynamic.
		Angloids wouldn't understand.
		Angloids would be like, how could you talk that way?
		You know, you should hear the stuff my mom says to me, and then you would understand.
		My mom called me Hitler before she was red.
		No, kidding!
		I'm kidding!
unidentified		Wow, there's just so many slip-ups this week.
		My mom called me Hitler before it was a bad thing.
		Kidding!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm kidding!
unidentified		That's a joke.
		That is a joke.
		That's a joke.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm playing off of what the media says about me.
unidentified		It's all a joke.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, she says terrible things.
		Sometimes she says like, F you, you know.
		She's called me lots of names.
		Even when I was a kid, I remember one time, she called me a Jagoff when I was like six, and I went into her Razor phone, her Motorola Razor phone, and I changed my contact to Jagoff, and then her phone was ringing one time, and it said Jagoff, she answered.
		Somebody's like, oh, your phone's ringing, and she picked up, and she was like, oh, hi, Nicholas, and it was, You know, funny story, haha.
unidentified		It's at J.O.
unidentified		and she answered and it was her son.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, this is a very ethnic dynamic between mother and son.
		Angloids would never understand.
		Angloids are like, oh here's my soup spoon, here's my salad fork, here's my entree fork.
		Hello mother, it's time for dinner, you know?
		These people are very, you know, like manners based.
		They have a sense of decorum.
		In an ethnic house, it's just like a free-for-all.
		Polish American says, some tea with honey can soothe the throat.
		Get well.
		Thanks.
		Legalized Ketchup says some things.
		Thanks for the big super chat.
		Mentality says, Trump, what's the time?
		Iran.
		What difference does it make?
unidentified		Trump.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, depending on the time, Soleimani could be in one spot or several.
		Okay, that sucked.
		Save the West says, that's a great way to spend 50 bucks.
		Yeah.
		Euphoria says, really appreciated you covering Catboy's on Monday.
		I defended you against claims that you're gay.
		Just thought you had a strange hypocrisy at worst, until you said you tried to convert him in that live stream.
		Vouches a pedo.
		Trust the plan.
		Yeah, literally it couldn't imagine not trusting the plan.
		And that's just it.
		Have you ever noticed, or have you noticed, That all the controversy started literally the day after I went on vacation?
		Like, does anybody think that's a coincidence?
		I've seen so many things.
		Like, first of all, you know that something is suspect, is that all this controversy started the day I went on vacation.
		You know, not to get back into it, but the more I think about it, the more, like, suspect it becomes.
		The original livestream I did with Catboy Cammy was in early December.
		Yet all this controversy started the day I went on vacation, a month later.
		Well, that's very convenient, right?
		And then, I went on my video on Monday, the one that had all the dislikes.
		If you go on my show for a Monday, it has like 2,000 dislikes or something.
		I checked on that show on Tuesday, and that video had like 2,200 dislikes.
		I checked later in the day, it was down to 1,800, which means that 400 dislikes were deleted by YouTube because they were, you know...
		Those dislikes were from fake accounts.
		That's what YouTube does.
		They continuously update the like and dislike count based on filtering out fake accounts.
		That means that at least 400 of those were fake.
		It went from 2,200 to 1,800 in the course of the same day.
		And then, if you look at my video from yesterday, the dislikes went from like 1,800 on Monday to like 500 on Tuesday.
		What does that tell you?
		It tells you that the whole thing, as I said, was AstroTurf from the beginning.
		And who was peddling it?
		Drunken Peasants, Vaush.
		Okay, these are left-wing communists.
		And in the comments of all their videos, it's leftists rubbing their hands together and saying, oh, Nick's base is not gonna like this.
		Nick's fans are not gonna like this.
		This is gonna cause a lot of problems for the Groipers.
		So, yeah.
		Everybody who did not trust the plan has been humiliated at this point.
		All who did not trust the plan will be humiliated.
		I will embarrass everybody that tries to come for me.
		I'm the best, okay?
		You can't come for me.
		And, you know, when you come for the king, you shouldn't miss.
		That's what they say, right?
		So, nice try, nice try.
		You're still a fat pedophile.
		You're still going to hell.
		Mr. K Mass says, you've been at 75.1 subs for a week now.
		Why?
		I don't know.
		Terry Davis says, Iran bores God.
		Divine intellect demands phase 2.
		Yes, I want phase 2 of the Iran war.
		Andrew says, we should be paying more attention to what is going on in Virginia.
		Iran is a distraction.
		Disagree.
		You know, oh, World War 3 is a distraction.
		Okay, sure, dude.
		Bitcoiners says, two earthquakes, 4.9 and 5.3.
		Yeah, thank you for the correction.
		Always, always making me better.
		Noseouts says, did you see the video of the Iran missile striking Boogie2988?
		He looked like a grenade going off in the middle of a jello factory.
	Yeah, I saw the video on LiveLeak.
	It was gross.
	It was horrible.
	You know, I guess he must have just eaten like a birthday cake before the missile went off.
	I'll just say that much.
	Zach says, do you think that Prince Harry and his something stepping back from the royal family is something to do with Epstein's death?
	I don't know.
	I don't know really much about the royal family, so I couldn't tell you.
	I think the royal family just hates Meghan Markle.
	Armontz's voice is alright on this end.
	Feel better, King?
	Thanks.
	It's like tremendous strain over here, so I don't know if that's being conveyed.
	Leo says, so many minuscule brain takes on the dissonant right wing.
	We obviously don't want war, but we aren't sissies either.
	Well, that's just it.
	You know, all these, you know, I saw like Richard Spencer's tweet where he's got like literally a dove emoji.
	How gay can you be?
	Let me look up his tweet.
	By the way, I've like completely usurped him in relevancy, and that's very funny to me.
	He tweeted, To the people of Iran, there are millions of Americans who do not want war, who do not hate you, and who respect your nation and its history.
	After our traitorous elite is brought to justice, we hope to achieve peace, reconciliation, and forgiveness.
	And then he does a dove emoji.
	How gay can you be?
	I understand not being a neocon.
	I understand if you're not like one of these rootin' tootin' like, yeah, we need to blow up Iran to prove we're tough.
	You know, rant nation style.
	I get not being that, but...
	I'm also not, like, a liberal internationalist who believes that, like, America's an imperialist and we just need to, like, back down, man, and then everything will be fine.
	You know, peace, reconciliation, forgiveness.
	You know, these words are not in my vocabulary when it comes to foreign policy.
	Brady says, love the channel.
	Keep up the great work.
	God bless.
	Thanks.
	And that's not, by the way, that's not me being like a tough guy.
	It's just me like, you know, understanding how geopolitics works.
	What kind of self-respecting nation talks like this?
	You know, this is a country which is, you know, Effectively our adversary.
	It might not be deserved, it might not be rational, but I mean they are in effect and in reality right now our adversary.
	Who talks about your adversary about like, our elite is just being mean to you guys.
	We love you and we respect you.
	That's so gay.
	You know, that's why boomers are a little bit epic when they talk about this stuff.
	Chris says, hey big guy Ozzy vet here found you through Jim's Nick versus the world stream during the groper war Enjoy your work both funny and true.
	Hopefully there are no more pointless sand wars the Afghan war gained us nothing Well, hey, thanks a lot.
	Glad to hear it.
	I love Jim.
	He's a good he's a good guy But yeah, thanks, I agree Afghan we're actually worse off in Iran than when we started the Taliban controls more of Afghanistan Excuse me.
	They control more of Afghanistan than they did like years ago First name, last name.
	What church did you go to when you were at BU?
	I didn't really go to church when I was at BU.
	Giggles says you've said you read Oswald Spengler.
	I recommend the spiritual successor book, Imperium, by Francis Parker Yaquian.
	Oh, I've never heard of that before.
	Thanks.
	Big Creamy says you sound rough, Nick.
	I hope Mossad didn't finally succeed in poisoning you.
	No, I just have a virus.
	CIA defector says, why is my Wendy's order taking long?
	I don't know.
	Polish-Americans' potential Israeli false flag attack on the plane?
	Oh my gosh.
	No, I don't think that's what it was.
	Billy, people are just like so smooth-brained.
	So much of the dissident right is just like that Wojak with his brain is a power strip plugged into itself.
	I saw somebody tweet it out today.
	Tinfoil, I'll pull up the tweet.
	I sent it to my friends and we were laughing at it.
	Well, actually, I don't know if I... I'd probably have to scroll out very far to find it, but it was like, it was like, TinfoilHatTime, maybe the war with Iran is intended to kill dissident right youth.
	So in other words, this guy's idea was that The Pentagon was going to start a war with Iran so that they could draft, like, Jaden McNeil and me, and then we would die in the war.
	And that was, like, why they started the war.
	That's what somebody said in my replies.
	They tagged me.
	TinfoilHatTime, maybe the Pentagon started the war with Iran so that they would draft Zoomers, particularly dissident-right Zoomers, who would die in the war.
	That's an interesting theory.
	We'll have to I'll have to think about that one for sure.
	So it's a lot.
	Was the Ukrainian plane an Israeli false flag?
	I don't know.
	I mean, maybe there were just like lots of missiles flying in the air at the same time that a plane was flying in that same air.
	I mean, that is probably more plausible.
	If it was an Israeli false flag, they wouldn't have killed Ukrainians, right?
	They would have killed Americans.
	That doesn't make any sense.
	Billy Mays says, yo, it's my birthday.
	Like, think it through for five seconds.
	Billy Mays says, yo, it's my birthday today and my mom got me Joker.
	Yo, based mom.
	Yamato Goddess says, Nick, don't you know all wars are banker wars?
	International bankers control the entire galaxy.
	Okay, thanks a lot for that.
	Shekelberg says, you said the whole thing with Soleimani is sort of strange.
	I've been wondering, with tinfoil hat, Yeah, I don't think that's realistic.
	I've heard a lot of that, but I don't think that the Iranian-American relationship is good enough to have that level of cooperation and trust.
	To be doing those kinds of covert operations, it just seems completely unrealistic to me.
	Emo says hey big guy my GF said you were cute last week, so I'm beating her out of spite Keep up the good work though.
unidentified		Well.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thanks.
		Yeah, try to try to take it easy on her alright.
		She's got good taste Groyptime says just spent half the day watching a documentary about a great story.
		Here we go.
		The lack of valid counter-arguments I found on wiki and such is the most disturbing red pill I've had yet.
		Okay.
		Thanks a lot.
		Mongo says would you be friends with Cammy if he was unironic?
		I don't know.
		It would depend.
		If he was unironic what?
		What does that mean?
		Unironic what?
		If he was unironically like trans?
		If he was like wearing girls clothes because he likes wearing girls clothes because he was trans?
		Do you mean like that?
		I'm not sure what you're getting at.
		But but Cam he's he's a good guy.
		I don't know what everybody's everybody's trashing him He's just uh, you know people keep saying he's cross-dressing.
		It's like he's not really like cross-dressing, you know In the sense that when Steven Crowder wears girls clothes He's wearing girls clothes and a wig and makeup and he's acting like he's a girl You know what I mean?
		Not to split hairs here, but that's different than like wearing a ridiculous anime girls costume at an anime convention, but you're just like a guy and it's just like a funny joke.
		It's like...
		If I dress up like a banana for Halloween, it's like, oh, you're dressed as something ridiculous to be funny.
		You know, I'm not, I don't like paint my face yellow and like pretend to be a banana.
		Like, oh, I'm actually a banana.
		You know what I mean?
		Context as always is everything.
		If he were going around with, like, makeup and a wig and he was, like, trying to pass as a woman, well, that would be different.
		If he was wearing, like, regular girls' clothes and makeup and long hair and was, like, doing a girl's voice and, like, you know, acting like a girl, well, then I would be like, okay, that's weird.
		But that's not what's happening.
		He goes to an anime convention in an anime girl's costume and is just, you know, who he is, you know, which is Chad Guy, you know?
		And so people keep throwing around all these, which I hate splitting hairs because it sounds like it's silly, but it is different.
		It's the same thing with like the prop that he uses.
		I had to split that hair on Monday, but it is different.
		So he's a cool guy.
		I like hanging out with him.
		Baraj says, do you think it's strange that Trump demanded Iraq pay for the military base before withdrawal and then that base was destroyed the next day?
		No, because the base wasn't destroyed.
		It was... I mean, I understand some of it was, like, damaged, but... I don't know if it was, like... It's inoperable.
		Adelphus says, I drive a red truck I call Horowitz.
		It's a crafty truck.
		Helps me wander through many lands without parking loyally in any particular location.
		Sadly, it's a... Okay, that's so funny.
unidentified		Ha ha ha.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		These chats suck and are garbage.
		You're garbage.
		Your chat is garbage, dude.
		No offense.
		It's like, you know, these people have, oh, I watch a documentary about a story that isn't often told.
		Oh, we're really still doing this one?
		It's been like three years doing this show and I'm still hearing that same one?
		Wow, that's so funny.
		Oh my gosh, that's so hilarious.
		Oh, I drive a truck called the Horowitz.
		It's crafty.
		Helps me wander through many lands.
		Oh, I see what you did there.
		Wow, that's so funny, guy.
		Oh my gosh.
		Bro, the whole squad's laughing!
		Yo, check this guy out!
unidentified		Oh, just stop.
unidentified		Burlington says, my name is... Okay, that guy's just gotta get banned.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thanks for the money, though.
		Nathan says, how could one of the missiles that missed Al-Assad have hit the Ukrainian plane if it crashed hours after the missile attack?
		Regardless, anyone notable on the manifesto will tell if Iran was involved.
		I don't know.
		Maybe it got hit and it was like flying through the air for a little while.
		But, I don't know.
		I don't know exactly the timeline.
		The missiles were shot out over the course of an hour.
		So, I don't know the time of the crash versus the missiles.
		Yeah, I think you're right though.
		The crash didn't happen until later.
		So, maybe a missile didn't hit the plane.
		Chaz says, I ran.
		It's great to see you.
		Why did you launch 15 missiles at my base in Iraq?
		Come on, I'm right here.
		I know I killed your general, but I can't get you anywhere else.
unidentified		That's what I said to Ben Shapiro.
unidentified		Iran, it's great to see you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Why did you launch 50 missiles at my bases in Iraq and now you won't even look at my direction?
unidentified		Come on, I'm right here.
unidentified		I know I killed your general, but I can't get you anywhere else.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Come on, he's with his kids.
		Michael Parker says Iran should put more women in leadership.
		Their economy will grow and they will be more reasonable.
unidentified		Studies show this.
unidentified		Ah, great idea.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They would also be more incompetent.
		Gambling says it's immoral to not let Iran get nukes.
		USA has 6,000.
		Oh, stop with this.
		We have a moral obligation to let our adversary get weapons of mass destruction?
		How retarded can you be?
		Well, we have nukes, so other people should have nukes.
		It's like, if I have a gun, why would I want anyone else to have a gun?
unidentified		It doesn't make any sense.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh, well, if I can protect myself, someone should have a right to kill me.
		That doesn't make any sense.
		No, America should have uncontested military power.
		And we should stop people from matching us.
		I mean, this is just like Foreign Policy 101.
		Is it moral to not let Iran get nukes?
		Iran is not us.
		Iran is not us.
		Iran is a Muslim, non-white country, okay?
		And they hate us.
		The regime hates us.
		So, no.
		And that's not the same as, like, Iran's next social threat or whatever, but, I mean, their regime is opposed to our regime.
		They thwart our interests.
		And, uh, no, they should not—nobody should—if it were up to me, the only country that'd have nukes is us.
		And anyone else who's otherwise is just dumb.
		I don't know what that is.
		thoughts about James Corbett.
		I don't know who that is.
		George says, the official name of the Eastern Church is the Orthodox Catholic Church.
		I'm Russian Orthodox from birth.
		Go to church and didn't do anything.
		Am I going to hell because I'm not Roman Catholic?
		I'm not Roman Catholic.
		Well, only God knows who's going to hell and who isn't, but I'm pretty sure our doctrine says no salvation outside the Catholic Church.
		You could say you're the Catholic Church, but if you're not in communion with Rome, I don't think you're really a part of it.
		Hitler says, I just read a month old article by David Cole calling you a Holocaust denier.
		Quite ironic.
		Yeah, pretty funny.
		Dad says human events is a disgrace.
		The last straw was when they went after Goldenberg and I went on the offensive and leaked the audio from their discord.
		I agree with you 90% and you're now my new favorite show.
		Hey, well, thanks.
		Glad you like the show.
		I haven't heard the audio.
		I'll have to listen to it.
		Minnesota Groyper says it's been interesting to see the Israeli government.
		Stuff gets ugly, they go away.
		Oh, they don't want any part of it anymore.
		Hey, what the fuck happened?
		Well I don't know if it's like the same flu and I'm not out right now.
		So what do you mean I'll be out for weeks?
		I'm not out right now!
		for it or you'll be out for weeks well i don't know if it's like the same flu and i'm not out right now so what do you mean i'll be out for weeks i'm not out right now so i think i'll be okay kip kat says my hoodie came in a day before my birthday Thank you, Nick, for telling the truth.
		Plan on trust and your voice is lit when you're sick.
		Ah, well, thanks.
		Thanks for trusting the plan, buddy.
		Happy birthday, too.
		Glad you got your sweater on time.
		Dance God says, right before he died in 1965, Walt Disney made a short video called the Epcot film.
		In it, he describes the prototype city, the future he was going to make, and it's really fascinating.
		Maybe even some big ideas for your presidency.
		Okay, well, I'll check that out.
		Thanks for the big super chat.
		Excuse me.
		Fatakati says, Neocons be like, OMG, Nick doesn't give a fuck about the Sand People's block buildings.
		How terrible.
		Nick, are the block buildings America?
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, exactly.
		I'm not, that's the thing.
		They will call anything Neocon.
		If you're not just like one of these retarded spurgs that's like, no war, say no to war.
		You're not some like homo about it, then you're like a Neocon.
		Neocon is a very specific thing.
		Jordan Dyrus has got clowned by the GC because I sent you a $2 super chat thanking you for following my last account and you were like, who are you?
		JDTheBlack.
		Oh, okay.
		Well, well, yeah.
		Well, yeah, no.
		Great, great content coming from JDTheBlack.
		Glad to, glad to see it.
		And were you the guy that tweeted out the picture the other day in the mall where you're wearing the merch?
		Yeah, JD.
		JD, very based.
		Based brother.
		I'll give you the follow back.
		He got suspended, it looks like.
		So, yeah.
		No problem, big guy.
		No problem.
		Based, you're looking fresh.
		You were dripping in the merch the other day.
		Umph love says bruh just went on a date with a chick I met IRL turned out she was an e-girl and has a boyfriend oh well there you go made her pay for her tacos no e-girls not even if you meet them first in public not a joke not a joke I'm glad though that you made her pay for the tacos good how could a girl go on a date she's already got a boyfriend that's so stupid But yeah, that's e-girls.
		People don't trust.
		They don't trust me on this.
		And that was funny about the Catboy thing is all the people that came out most vociferously were like e-girls or e-girl thirsters.
		They were like, oh, he calls out e-girls, but he prefers Catboys, I guess, huh?
		It's like, it really doesn't matter.
		Even if everything they were saying was true about the Catboy, it still wouldn't make e-girls good, you know?
		Fucking dummies.
		E-girls are still trash.
		Simps still must be annihilated from the face of the earth.
		None of that has changed, no matter what I do, no matter what comes of whatever happened over the last month or whatever.
		Controversies, streams, none of that matters.
		You know, e-girls are terrible, and if you try to court them, it will end in disaster.
		Gavin says, Elon says the Iran business is just for Trump to build new hotels.
		What a brilliant take.
		Thanks for sticking it out tonight to inform the masses.
		Yeah, you're welcome.
		Elon is, yeah, a real galaxy brain.
		Rick Savage says, then why don't you just play with Albert?
		Because that's all he wants to do, and it's not fun.
		He just likes to play tug-of-war.
		That's so uninteresting.
		I need a son.
		You know, I want to play video games with a son.
		Bitcoiners says, based, Dustin says, thanks for teaching us about optics.
		You're welcome.
		I am optics, okay?
		People say, Nick, is this good optics?
		Optics is what I say it is, and that is unironically true.
		And if you don't understand that, you're just not smart enough.
		Bitcoiners says, drunken peasants sucks now.
		I've never watched them, so I don't know what they were like before.
		I explained this like yesterday.
		Charlie Kirk proudly displays himself with degenerates in an attempt to normalize degeneracy.
		He was fraternizing with Rob Smith at his event.
		He wasn't fraternizing.
		Rob Smith was on stage with him.
		An open homosexual.
		And they're saying you can be a gay conservative.
		That's fine.
	Rob Smith said God is down with gay sex.
	That's not true.
	But that's what he said.
	And Charlie Kirk sat there and condoned it as a Christian.
	Catboy Cammy is not even gay to begin with.
	You know, the worst you could say about him is that he's a coomer, right, or degenerate in some fashion.
	But he's also somebody who's red-pilled on all the red issues, is a social conservative, even if he didn't arrive there, even if he doesn't practice it, even if he didn't arrive there through religious arguments or religious reasons.
	You know, he is against degeneracy.
	If you watch any of his streams, you would know this.
	So, that's a difference.
	And beyond that, I'm not, you know, I'm not going on tour with Catboy Cammy and having a platform and, you know, if he were on stage saying the things Rob Smith was saying or Lady Maga was saying, well, I wouldn't have him on stage and if he was on stage, I'd push back.
	But that's a difference.
	Charlie Kirk doesn't.
	Charlie Kirk is down with normalizing all that stuff.
	I'm not.
	And by the way, neither is the Catboy.
	So...
	So all these people asking that question like it's some gotcha.
	It's just obvious like context denial and it's just not based in reality.
	It's just not comparable.
	It's apples and oranges.
	Rick Savage says, the saddest part of Super Size Me is when the manager of the restaurant commits suicide.
	Yeah.
	That was pretty hard to watch.
	I agree.
	Legalized Ketchup says, why didn't you read my super chat?
	Because it was gross.
	Yeah, that was pretty sad.
	but thanks for the money.
	Fatakati says, "Groiper died for me when that simp paid to shout out something he thought as fellow she-Groiper." Yeah, that was pretty sad.
	Super Size means the best stock I've ever seen.
	Maybe the best, yeah, same.
	Yeet says, "Legalize ketchup because you're cringe, bro." Yeah.
	Roy says, Nick, I saw a picture of you and Sam Hyde together.
	Looks a couple years old.
	How did you come to meet him?
	Keep up the good work.
	Thanks.
	I met him at He Will Not Divide Us in 2017.
	So yeah, it was two years ago now.
	Yeah, he said he was gonna be there and I don't know if you guys remember but he was wearing that yellow coat and He was there with who was it aids Bjorn.
	They had a face-off So I was like a nobody when I met him I remember taking a picture with him and I was just like some guy I that was before I think I was even doing my show on on YouTube that was before I was even doing my show for RSPN and I think.
	It might have been a little bit after it started, but it was very early on.
	Bill says, didn't the whole Owen controversy happen right when you went on vacation too?
	Yep!
	Happened the day after I went on vacation, the Owen Controversy blew up, and that was the last vacation I went on.
	So, you know, six months ago I took a vacation, late July, Owen Controversy blows up.
	That was my last vacation, that went on the whole week.
	Go on vacation after that, and that's in December, one day in, and Catboy Controversy.
	Really makes you think, doesn't it?
	And both of them didn't make any sense, right?
	In the case of the Owen Controversy, it was over a nothing super chat, right?
	You guys remember.
	Some guy said, oh you and, see Owen and you agree on everything.
	And I said, well I don't know if we agree on everything, but yeah we could do a stream.
	And Owen flipped out and started calling me out or whatever.
	I was right when I went on vacation.
	And same with this one.
	No homo at the end of the stream.
	Is it cool to add you on COD?
	Get well soon, King.
	No, it's not cool if you add me on COD.
	I don't want to play with you.
	I don't even know you, okay?
	You can add me, but I don't want to add you back.
	No, nothing personal.
	It's just, you know, I don't really know you.
	And yeah, well, the good thing is we had our socks on the whole time.
	That's what they say on TikTok.
	If you're watching the TikToks, they say, well, as long as you have your socks on, then you're good.
	It's just hanging out with the homies.
	Nothing gay about that.
	Jeffrey says, the world literally revolves around you.
	Trust the plan.
	Happy New Year.
	Well, thanks.
	All true.
	All true.
	Happy New Year to you, too.
	Lowens says, The View was literally clapping and cheering for Richard Spencer today for being anti-Trump.
	Yeah, it was very funny to watch.
	Sick nothing says Richard be like they see a face like mine and also Richard.
	We love you dove emoji Yeah, pretty funny and on Excuse me and on says Nick so no World War three throws phone jumps on skateboard.
	Yeah, my feelings exactly So no airstrike Nose out says Richard Spencer is so gay if you threw his balls into a drinking straw It'd look like a corn kernel going through a storm drain I don't understand that one.
	I don't get that at all.
	Dustin says, I saw an image of shirtless Kami sucking a dildo.
	Is it ironic?
	It looks pretty gay.
	Will you disavow?
	Well, disavowals are gay.
	But if you look at that picture, you have to actually look kind of closely at it.
	I asked him about this because I used to watch his DLive streams when he was on DLive like way back over the summer and he uses it as a straw.
	It's attached to like this big like jug of water that he would be drinking out of and I was like dude like why do you have that that's disgusting and he would say oh I use this to drink water and you know he would pull it up and I know that sounds retarded but that's what it is and if you watch any of his streams then you would see this but you know.
	But disavow- all these people are like, will you disavow?
	Will you disavow?
	It's so gay.
	I will not disavow.
	You know, I will not- because disavowing is cringe.
	Okay?
	I don't- I don't avow everything, but I don't need to disavow things I've never avowed.
	Do I have to disavow, you know, everything that people have done that I don't agree with if I've associated with them?
	I mean, that- that would just be stupid, so.
	But anyway, I know, don't get me wrong, I'm against, you know, using a dildo is disgusting.
	And I told him as much.
	I don't avow the use of dildos for any purpose, even if it's being funny, even if it's like a silly prop.
	But, you know, if people want to get technical about this, it was not like, you know, he was using that for some sexual act.
	There's no evidence of this.
	Legalized Ketchup says, sorry for the cringe.
	Superchat's big.
	I know it's like, don't get me wrong.
	It doesn't sound good.
	It's like, oh no, he wasn't doing it for a sexual act.
	He was drinking water from it.
	But again, just like with the cross-dressing, it is different.
	And it's people that are deliberately not understanding a bit.
	If you watch any of his content, you would understand this.
	But people, but as I've been saying, people are using this to undermine my credibility.
	That's what it's been from the start.
	People don't care about what he was doing.
	People don't care what he is, what he's about, whatever.
	It's whatever we can use to take out Nick.
	Whatever we can use to undermine Nick's credibility.
	That's what that's about.
	Legalized Ketchup says, sorry for the cringe superchats.
	Big guy, have some extra money to buy whatever other meme food we decide is funny next week.
	Keep up the good work, King.
	Well, thanks a lot, buddy.
	I appreciate that.
	It's okay.
	Superchat was just really cringe.
	Polish American says, Nick Fuentes ASMR channel.
	Yeah, not gonna happen.
	Stan says, yo, really good comics.
	Come join Cammie's Telegram group chat.
	Okay.
	Manolfs says Persians are white.
	If you say so.
	Jonathan says, we don't want to see any NCR squatters in Freeside no more.
	Same.
	Peanuts says, do you still do everything off a single laptop?
	Also, I ordered merch like two days ago, and if it's not here by tomorrow, I'm going to reveal your secrets.
	Yeah, sounds like a lot of these fucking people, honestly.
	I get emails, my merch didn't arrive, blah blah, and it like, I look up their order, it's like on the way.
	But no, I have... I built a supercomputer.
	Have you, like, been... Where have you been for the past, like, three years, dude?
	I've had the America First supercomputer for at least, like, a year now.
	So I have a PC.
	I've got two monitors.
	I have two monitors.
	Yeah, that's a big deal.
	I'm in the big leagues now.
	Jason says, I hear the perfect food for when you're sick is a burger with melted Swiss... Okay, yeah, shut up.
	Dustin says, big fan of what you're doing.
	Keep up the good work.
	Hey, thanks.
	Adelphus says, are you playing Rust later with Jaden and Patrick?
	Probably not.
	I'll be resting.
	Marks says, funny, I got a pizza last weekend and the delivery guy saw my dad's Trump 2020 hat through the crack in my door.
	He said, nice hat.
	Base delivery, people.
	Don't use this anymore.
	Says, hey Nick, come up to the northwest side Chicago.
	Oh, okay.
	I'll do that.
	Peanuts says, clasp the likes simp purge now.
unidentified		What?
unidentified		Oh, I see what that means.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Stop.
		Don't say that.
		Mike Rowe says, just started watching the show.
		Very based.
		Can't really find anyone more rational on the right.
		I look forward to America First 2020.
		Trusting the plan.
		Well, thanks buddy.
		My show is literally, it's like the best show.
		It's the best show.
		Can you find a show that's better?
		I don't think such a show exists.
		Tucker, maybe.
		Me and Tucker are like neck and neck.
		We've been rivals for a long time.
		Friendly competition.
		We agree on a lot, obviously.
		Friendly competition.
		He's got a few more viewers than me, but maybe he's the only show that's up there with me.
		George says, hey Nick ever seen the movie Mean Creek?
		It stars Josh Peck and there's a great scene where he has a heated gamer moment.
		I haven't seen the movie, but I've seen the video.
		I know what you're talking about.
		Tutu says, what is your view on Common Core?
		I've been doing research on it lately.
		I don't know that much about it.
		I think it's bad.
		Michelle Malkin told me it's bad.
		So I believe her.
		I believe mommy Malkin.
		We were talking and she... I don't want to get too much into it because I don't want to get her in trouble, but...
		She was going off on Common Core, and she was like, uh, do you know what math you took in high school?
		I'm like, no.
		Apparently, like, math curriculum, there's, like, certain, like, programs?
		I didn't know that.
		Like, I thought math is math, but she's telling me, like, well, Common Core does this with math and blah blah blah, and I said to my kids' teachers, they're not gonna learn this math, and blah blah blah, how could you not know what math your kids are in?
unidentified		And I'm like, uh, yeah, I can't relate.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		She's like, do you know what Matthew?
		And I'm like, I have no idea.
		She's like, I'm sure your mom does.
		I'm like, I bet you she doesn't.
		Like, I bet you she doesn't.
unidentified		So, she's, she's very, she's, she's smart, man.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		She knows about everything.
		John Streets says, hey Nick, you should consider, what is this?
		Mic-ing and camera-ing America First plans to project Veritas Conservative Inc.
		would be 10 out of 10 content.
		I thought about that for a long time.
		We'll see if it happens in 2020 though.
		It's just, I got a lot on my plate.
		You know, all these people have so many bright ideas.
		There's only so much Nick to go around, you know what I mean?
		A lot of good ideas.
		Oh, Nick, you should start a PAC.
		Nick, you should start a college group.
		Nick, you should do Project Veritas.
		Nick, you should do this, you should do that.
		It's like, I only have so many hours in the day, you know?
		So that is something I thought about for a long time, but I just don't really have time for that right now.
		Minnesota griper says Mossad cut the stream and you were answering my super chat about Israel.
		Oh, yeah as always Bitcoiners is no more vacations.
unidentified		Next one is the second coming.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah Josh the remover says cowboy Richard Spencer be like and everyone will know how wicked you ow Richard Spencer called me up when he said you're hollow and wicked What is the text exactly?
		Let me look up the... Let me look up my memory of it.
		I have it all stored in my memory exactly what was said.
		Let me look it up.
		Do I have it on my laptop or is it my Google Docs?
unidentified		Haha, yeah, there it is.
		What did he say?
		Ha ha ha.
		What did he say?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		He said...
		If I ever effing see you anywhere, I'm gonna kick the living shit out of you.
		I have Antifa does not accuse me of being a child molester, because I did, or supporting that shit.
unidentified		This demonstrates how hollow and wicked you are.
unidentified		You are a disgusting human being.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's what he said to me.
		And I respond.
		I said, wow, I can tell you're very upset.
		Oh, good times, good times.
unidentified		It's good to be me.
unidentified		It's good to be me.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good to be the king.
		It's good to be Nick Fuentes.
		Let me just say that.
		I don't have a name.
		Says, do you like Chicago?
		I was very good to be smug.
		I don't have a name.
		Says, do you like Chicago deep dish?
		Yes, I do.
		Announces Taco Bell diarrhea type beat.
unidentified		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		John Smith says something about, he says, can be admitted to jacking it to child illustrations source?
		I haven't heard that.
		But if he did, I would disavow.
		I would just, oh, I disavow, I disavow.
		Yeah, whatever.
		That would be bad though.
		Anon says, how epic would it be if Tucker invited you on?
		That would be cool.
unidentified		Let's see.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		This is my last one.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Unknown Assassin says, why do... if he did say that, that would be gross, by the way.
unidentified		Just clarifying.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Unknown Assassin says, why do... but I haven't heard that.
		Why do lesbian e-girls get offended by people who ask about their sexuality, but turn around and ask straight men to donate to them?
		I don't know.
		I don't watch a lot of lesbian e-girls, so I wouldn't know much about that.
		But in any case, that's our last Super Chat.
		Let's see, is that?
		Yeah, that's the last one.
		Okay, that's gonna do it for us on the show tonight.
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donald j trump ▲ ● ▼		Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
unidentified		It's going to be only America first.
		America first.
		The American people will come first once again!
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