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March 10, 2020 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes
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STOCK MARKET COLLAPSE: Coronavirus and $30 Oil Wreak Havoc on Markets | America First Ep. 560
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I'm a girl, I need you, hey boys, look at the color.
I said change, with girls and the brother.
But my mama said trust, no ho, you's a brother.
I'm back, what do you, stop the track?
I think I'm going to curse, and shit.
See what he said, but I don't want to pull you.
But they want to pull you, you don't want to pull you.
Okay, bro.
You're smart, you're the code that's actually, but we don't have your back with the puns and shit.
Not my words, not my rules.
I just enforce them, all right?
They say trust your man, but you promise I didn't believe your day was in the crowd.
They say trust your mother, my mama said trust no hope, use a woman.
But they say trust your man, but you promise I didn't believe your day was in the crowd.
Laugh down to God, everything.
It's warming up.
Everybody dare to vote.
Everybody dare to vote.
Everybody dare to vote.
Everybody dare to vote.
This is from your biggest Protestant fan.
May you one day see the light.
Well, hey, thanks.
Love you too, but I'm sorry.
I believe in a religion that makes sense.
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop it.
I stop playing games.
and at any moment I can kick that yay button I'm gonna go first and shit see what they said but I don't want to pull you but I don't want to pull you be the one
I'm okay not my words I just endorse them, alright?
They say trust no man, but you promise to hit the lead your day was.
And I got a couple of girls like a brother.
My mama said trust no hope, use a brother.
But they say trust no man, but you promise to hit the lead your day was.
Black dogs have gone.
I love the girls.
Everything.
Warming on everybody who dare to vote.
Warming on everybody who dare to vote.
Warming on everybody who dare to vote.
Warming on everybody who dare to vote.
Well, hey, thanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Love you, too.
But I'm sorry.
unidentified
I believe in religion that makes sense.
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop.
I stop playing games.
And at any moment, I can check that yay button.
I'm going to go ahead and check that yay button.
I'm going to go ahead and check that yay button.
I'm going to go ahead and check that yay button.
Warming on everybody.
This is from your biggest Protestant fan.
May you one day see the light.
Well, hey, thanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Love you, too.
But sorry, I believe in religion that makes sense.
unidentified
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop.
I stop playing games.
I'll stop playing games.
And at any moment, I can take that yay button.
I'm going to start the track.
I'm going to start the track.
Hey, shit.
See what they said.
I don't want to pull you.
OK.
Not my words.
Not my rules.
I just need to go to sleep.
All right.
Black Dog is God.
He's everything.
We'll see you next time.
We'll see you next time.
We'll see you next time.
This is from your biggest Boston fan, may you one day see the light.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Well, hey, thanks.
Love you, too.
But I'm sorry.
I believe in religion that makes sense.
unidentified
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop.
I stop playing games.
And at any moment, I can check that yay button. I can check that yay button.
Bye.
We'll be right back.
Not my words, not my rules, I just enforce them, alright?
Not my words, not my words, I not my words, I just enforce them, I just enforce them, alright?
Not my words, not my words, I just enforce them, alright? alright?
I'm here at the first pitch.
I'm here at the first pitch.
I'm here at the first pitch.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Well, hey, thanks.
unidentified
Love you, too.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
But sorry, I believe in a religion that makes sense.
unidentified
So.
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop.
I stop playing games.
and at any moment I can take that yay button I'm going to go to the first and she see what they said I don't want to phone you but they want to phone you they don't want to Okay.
We're up.
This is my team to go to say.
Not my words, not my rules.
Not my words, not my rules, I can endorse them, alright?
Not my words, not my words, I can endorse I can endorse them, alright?
And your mama ain't cheap, I'm ready to cheat.
I'm in the middle of your years, way before the star kick.
Not my words, not my words, Everything is warming on everybody who dares to vote.
It's a town city, and I was just a chick.
With the all-black city, thinking with the waiters ain't no.
It's too sick, yo, what's it for the shit?
It's three, six, two tight, listen, damn it.
It's a game set, you know.
It's a game set.
The way does it save me, but they think no one is.
They're still fine.
It's the same.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
They're at first, bitch.
unidentified
This is from your biggest Protestant fan.
May you one day see the light.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Well, hey, thanks.
Love you, too.
But sorry, I believe in religion that makes sense.
unidentified
But as soon as you can start playing games, ask that.
I stop playing games.
And at any moment, I can hit that yay button.
I said trust no man, because I'm a son of a bitch.
I ain't bossing you about it.
I'm 10'3, I'm girls in the bottom.
My mama said trust no ho, you's a problem.
I'm at 1-2, stop the track.
Okay.
Okay.
Not my words, not my rules.
I just enforce them, all right?
They say, trust your man, but you promise I ain't gonna believe your day was in the dark.
They say, trust your mother.
My mama said, trust no hope, you support her.
They say, trust your man, but you promise I ain't gonna believe your day was in the dark.
Last out of the night, everyone is warming up everybody who dare to oppose.
And you know my 18, get ready to shoot.
I'm in the middle, taking waves, wait me for the star kick.
No, and we are ready, but I was just a chick.
With the all-backs in it, take you with the weight of zinc.
No, and who think?
Yo, what's it?
It's shit.
It's one, three, six, two, tight.
You say, trust me, fuck her, show, tackle.
Only drop kills, wait me for the job, general.
First year, I'm gonna believe your day.
Oh, girl.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
They're in first, bitch.
unidentified
They say, trust your man, but you promise I ain't gonna believe your day was in the dark.
Oh, girl. girl.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
This is from your biggest Boston fan.
unidentified
May you one day see the light.
Well, hey, thanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Love you, too.
I'm sorry.
I believe in a religion that makes sense.
unidentified
But as soon as people start playing games, I start.
I stop playing games.
And at any moment, I can kick that gay butt.
I said, trust no man.
Okay.
Not my words, not my rules.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I just enforce it, all right?
unidentified
They say, trust no man, but your mama's not in to believe you're the day was in the dark.
I'm so drunk, I'm so drunk.
My mama said, trust no hoes, use a rock.
But they say, trust no man, but your mama's not in to believe you're the day was in the dark.
I'm not.
God.
Everything.
Warming up.
Everybody dare to vote.
All right.
This is from your biggest Protestant fan.
May you one day see the light.
Well, hey, thanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Love you, too.
I'm sorry.
unidentified
I believe in a religion that makes sense.
So.
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop.
I stop playing games.
And at any moment, I can hit that yay button.
I said trust no man.
I believe you take those in the color.
I said change from girls and your mother.
My mama said trust no home.
You so come on.
I act.
What do you want to?
Stop the track.
See what you said.
I don't want to pull you.
If you want to pull you, you don't want to pull you.
Okay.
I don't want to pull you.
I don't want to pull you.
Leave the code to sack you.
But you don't have me back with the process.
It's doing the day one.
Always, always.
You don't want to pull you.
You don't want to pull you.
But the man up on your head.
Pray before you walk to bed.
Everything my mama do.
I don't want to pull you.
Not my words.
Not my rules.
I just endorse them.
All right?
They say trust no man.
You promise I didn't believe your day was.
I don't want to pull you.
But they say trust no man.
You promise I didn't believe your day was.
I don't want to pull you.
Forming everybody.
Here to the world.
Here to the world.
We'll be right back.
This is from your biggest Boston fan, may you one day see the light.
Well, hey, thanks.
Love you, too.
But sorry, I believe in religion that makes sense.
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop.
I stop playing games.
And at any moment, I could just fight your butt.
Not my words, not my not my rules.
Not my words, not my rules.
I just endorse them, all right?
I just endorse them, alright?
I just endorse them, alright?
I just endorse them, alright?
I just endorse them, alright?
This is from your biggest positive fan.
May you one day see the light.
Well, hey, thanks.
Love you, too.
But sorry, I believe in religion that makes sense.
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop.
I stop playing games.
and at any moment I can check that yay button I'm going to go first and shoot okay
okay okay My rules, I just endorse them, alright?
They say, trust no man, but you're not decided to believe what the day was in the dark.
Except for the girls, like the mother.
My mama said, trust no hope, use the mother.
But they say, trust no man, but you're not decided to believe what the day was in the dark.
Last time, Scott, I'm going to turn to everyone.
Warming up.
Everybody dare to vote.
Everybody dare to vote.
Everybody dare to vote.
Everybody dare to vote.
This is from your biggest Protestant fan.
May you one day see the light.
Well, hey, thanks.
Love you, too.
But sorry, I believe in religion that makes sense.
But as soon as people start playing games, ask that.
I stop playing games.
And at any moment, I can check that yay button.
I said, what's going on, baby?
I'm a son of a bitch.
I'm a son of a bitch.
I said, dream to put girls in the corner.
I said, trust no hope.
You're so proud of me.
I can't put it to.
Stop the track.
I'm a son of a bitch.
Yeah, shit.
See what he said.
I don't want to pull you.
If he's on the phone, you're the one I'm going to.
Okay.
This is what I'm going to call the sack.
You don't have your back with the punches.
It's doing the big one.
Always, always.
You know, man, what the man up off your head.
Pray before you go to be everything my heart is.
I don't want to stay.
Not my words.
I just enforce them, alright?
They said, I'm a stone man.
I was living to believe your day was in the ground.
I was living to believe your day was in the ground.
I was living to know.
I was living to believe your day was in the ground.
Laughed out to God.
Everything.
Warming on everybody.
It's warming up everybody who dared to vote.
Dare to approach.
It's warming up everybody who dared to vote.
And your mama ain't shake.
Get ready to shake.
It's melting and waves.
Wait before the snow kick.
That was in the city.
And I was just a chick.
From the all-black setting.
Thinking with the weight of faith.
Yo, it's too big.
Yo, what's it?
The shit.
Yeah, it's three-six.
Who's tight?
You're obsessed.
Yeah, I'm taking my first jump tackle.
It's warming up everybody who dared to vote.
It's warming up everybody who dared to vote.
Well, hey, thanks.
Love you, too.
But sorry, I believe in religion that makes sense.
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop.
I stop playing games.
and at any moment I can take that yay button.
Americanism, not globalism will be our credo.
It's a great day.
It's going to be only America first.
America first.
The American people will come first once again.
With respect, the respect that we deserve.
From this day over, it's going to be only America first.
America first.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
You're watching America First.
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
We have a great show for you tonight.
Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Monday for another week of the show.
Another week.
And we have a lot of things to talk about.
Big exciting news today.
It continues to happen.
Things continue to be happening.
We've got a big show talking about the coronavirus.
And tonight we'll be talking about the virus and the latest developments with that.
We're seeing it develop in Italy and South Korea now.
In China, they're just lying, I think at this point.
They've capped it off at about 79,000-80,000 confirmed cases of the virus.
I don't think that's true.
I don't think anybody thinks that's true.
So according to China, I think they've hit peak confirmed cases.
That's what they're reporting to us.
And so now in this next phase, I guess you could call it in a global pandemic with coronavirus, we are now looking at the virus developing in South Korea and Italy.
And it's obviously spreading other places as well.
It's spreading across Europe.
It's in Iran.
It's all across the globe.
It's in the United States.
But primarily I think the two best case studies are South Korea and Italy, which we'll be talking about.
It looks like in South Korea they've basically got a handle on the virus.
The number of confirmed cases has declined four days in a row in South Korea.
So they may have peaked on Friday.
We'll have to wait and see how it develops there in the coming weeks, but that the number of confirmed cases is declining.
And then in Italy it's a completely different picture.
Today they announced that they are shutting down the entire country.
They are quarantining now all 60 million Italians.
Restaurants, bars closing at 6 p.m.
School is cancelled.
Public events are cancelled.
People are instructed to only travel for work.
So it looks like things are getting a little crazier out there at least in Europe.
Maybe it's more under control in Asia but at least in Europe it's getting pretty bad.
So we'll talk about the spread of the virus but the really big news tonight is not even so much about the virus itself it's about the economy.
Today the stock market plunged again and we saw a stock market plunge last week but the the plunge last week was like two percent.
I think when we watched it, it was either last week or two weeks ago.
I'm not sure exactly the day, but we remember the stock market went down and everybody's freaking out over... I think the Dow Jones opened at negative 2%.
Right.
And people freaked out.
And then there was a short recovery.
The Fed announced that they were doing a rate cut, an emergency rate cut, to inject liquidity because of the virus to stimulate the economy.
But today the stock market dropped by like six percent.
So much bigger deal.
You know it's still not like Huge, okay?
It's still not like recession territory yet.
It's still not like 2008.
It's still not like, you know, the Great Depression, anything like that, but a pretty dramatic plunge for the stock market.
And this was not only because of fears from the coronavirus, but also because of a collapse in the price of oil on the global oil market.
So, we'll be talking about everything coronavirus tonight.
We'll be talking about the spread of the virus in Italy and South Korea, The President's reaction to the spread in the United States, what's happening with CPAC, and then we'll also be talking about the stock market and the oil price war between OPEC and Russia.
So it should be a big show.
Lots to talk about, lots to explain, lots to get into.
And it's good.
We like that.
I don't love that the stock market is collapsing.
I don't love that coronavirus is spreading.
But I do love that it's fuel for the show.
It's content.
At least there's content, right?
It's almost a very clean relationship between happenings and content.
Because the more happenings there are, the more people stay home.
The more happenings there are, the more content there is.
Do you see how this is actually a perfect relationship that we have?
You have to stay home because of the coronavirus.
Now you get to watch More America First talking about the coronavirus.
Everybody wins!
Except for the people that are dying.
But everybody else is doing great.
I'm doing good.
You're doing good.
So, I'm happy.
I'm doing great.
We'll talk about that.
We'll also be talking about this Bulwark article.
We talked about it yesterday.
I'm sorry, not yesterday.
We talked about this on Friday.
This was being discussed on Twitter.
I guess somebody figured out that Amanda Carpenter... Ah, the perfidious, the infamous Amanda Carpenter!
Drat!
She got us again!
Oh!
Oh, I lie awake at night!
Oh, terrified, dreading what will be published in the Bulwark tomorrow.
Will there be another expose?
Will they expose us more?
Amanda Carpenter, blast!
Damn you!
No, Amanda Carpenter.
She's on the scene.
She's got her magnifying glass, her detective cap.
She's on the prowl!
Be careful, everybody.
We talked about this on Friday.
Amanda Carpenter, big time, big time, okay?
Big time journalist from the Bulwark.
Big time publication.
We found out she was writing a hit piece about our mother, about our mom, Michelle Malkin.
I think Michelle figured out, or somebody figured out, that a hit piece was in the works.
Amanda, she had her little nose, sticking her little nose all over Michelle Malkin's Syndicated columns and public speaking events and so on.
Amanda Carpenter quizzing people, interviewing people, persecuting people for their support of the Groypers and Michelle Malkin.
Like in Inquisition, like she's the Gestapo.
Amanda Carpenter with an SS badge on her lapel and she's saying, are you hiding any Groypers in this house?
Amanda Carpenter going door-to-door knocking.
Excuse me!
Are you hiding any groipers in here?
Mind if I take a look around?
Can I have a glass of milk?
Amanda Carpenter SMASHING the floorboards!
SMASHING the floorboards!
Are there any groipers in here?
If there's any groipers in here... Anyway.
That's how we found out.
We found out about the hit piece on Friday.
It was published today, and we'll talk a little bit about it.
There's not a whole lot to say, but we'll get into that a little bit now that it's finally published.
Now that we see what she's been working on.
Her grand design.
So it should be a good show.
We'll be talking about coronavirus.
We'll talk a little bit about our nemesis.
The arch rival of the America First movement, Amanda Carpenter.
And it should be fun.
Should be a fun Monday show.
We got a big week ahead of us.
Before we dive into any of that, just a reminder.
Tomorrow is like another Super Tuesday.
Kind of.
It's not as super as last Tuesday.
Last Tuesday was 14 states.
And I don't have the number in front of me for how many are tomorrow.
I think it's like 5 or 6 or 7.
Somewhere in that range.
It's another big day tomorrow for the Democratic primary.
It's going to be Missouri, Idaho, Washington State, and some others.
I don't have the list in front of me.
I have the list for tomorrow.
I'll have the list tomorrow, but it's a big day for the Democratic primary tomorrow.
We'll be watching the results come in tomorrow, just like we did last week.
So last week, For Super Tuesday, we had a panel.
It was me, Patrick Casey, Vince James, and Steve Franson, and we talked about the results as they came in.
We did the show, I think, from 7 o'clock until 11.
So it was a four-hour coverage.
11.30, I think we went until.
They didn't call Texas until way later.
So, we're gonna do that tomorrow.
It's not as big of a day, so it might be a shorter show.
Maybe I'll call it a little bit earlier.
But, you know, those kinds of shows are fun.
We get the panel on.
We get people talking.
And even if it's not all about the coverage, you know, we're hanging out.
We're having fun.
So, I think we're gonna do that tomorrow.
I'll try and bring on some panel members.
Maybe some new ones.
We'll see if the old ones are around.
And that should be fun.
Outside of that, I think...
Oh, and then the other thing is the next Democratic debate is coming up this week as well.
So, two big moments with the Democratic primary to keep your eyes out for tomorrow will be a big one.
And I believe the debate is on Sunday.
I'll have to double check on that, but I'm pretty sure it's not until the weekend.
So, lots, lots ahead this week.
Lots happening.
The good news is, you know, for self-quarantining, if we're hanging out by ourselves, then uh you know that means more content right that means if i'm stuck in the house not like it's much different than any other time any other time for my whole life if we're stuck in the house hanging out that means more content you know honestly this whole coronavirus thing could have came and went the effect on my life is marginal don't leave your house unless it's absolutely necessary
Oh, so in other words, literally nothing is changing.
My daily life remains unchanged, unimpacted by the coronavirus.
The government says, do not leave your house!
Done!
Done and done!
We're already there.
We got it covered.
Say no more!
I will not leave unless absolutely necessary.
Not a challenging, not an alien task to me, and I'm sure many people watching the show.
So, we're gonna get into the show, though.
We'll get into some of our news here, our stories.
I wanted to get into this Bulwark article, and I was planning on talking about it extensively, but there's really not even much to talk about.
I read through the article.
You know, I skimmed it this morning when it came out, and then I read it before the show tonight when I was doing my notes.
I actually sat down and read through the whole thing, and there's really nothing even there.
And so, what I want to talk about is not even so much this article in particular, but just this whole hit piece thing in general.
And I alluded to this theme a little bit on Twitter today.
I tweeted in response to this article, and Amanda Carpenter blocked me.
Can you believe that?
She blocked me!
But I said on Twitter today that it's just so boring.
And it was so boring.
It is.
It's just boring at this point.
I'm reading through this article, I'm looking for anything that I could put in this show tonight to make it a little bit interesting, and it's the same hit piece.
You read one, you've read them all.
The article is about, quote, what happened to Michelle Mulligan.
And that's what all these con-inc, like neo-con, Zionist types are saying.
What happened?
Michelle Malkin used to be cool.
What happened to her?
Now she's with the Groypers.
Now she's with the America First people.
Proving as usual that you really don't have any friends in the establishment.
You don't have any friends.
in the mainstream, they are okay with you only insofar as you do not challenge what they have going on.
And what does that mean?
It means you don't say things that challenge the system, or you say things that challenge the system, but you are so spiritually weak, or the content of what you're saying is not impactful, so they don't care.
But that's what it relies on.
That's what underwrites and underlies all these relationships in Conservative Inc.
And it's funny, Jaden McNeil actually relayed the same thing to me.
The same thing happened to him.
The same thing happened to Michelle.
The same thing happens to everybody.
You're in Conservative Inc.
and on whatever level, in whatever organization, Whether you're a student, you're a part of a think tank, a 501c3, you're a pundit, you're a columnist, you're a politician.
It doesn't matter.
It's the same story.
You're in the system, and the minute you step off the reservation, you step out of line, you say or do things that make them uncomfortable, and you find yourself all alone.
And all that camaraderie and all that friendly stuff and all the fluff, that all evaporates.
And we know how it works.
We've known how this works.
This is not a surprise to anybody.
But that's what the article's about.
It was very similar to the article, I think we talked about this as well last week, that Pamela Geller wrote.
In Jihad Watch, that's Robert Spencer's website, Pamela Geller wrote this big long article about how Michelle Malkin used to be so great and what happened to her.
Now she's this villain.
And I'm reading through the article and it's, as I said, it's all the same.
The article's about Michelle Malkin, but really it's about the Gruypers.
It says, you know, here's Nick Fuentes, and here's the Groepers, and they're anti-Semitic, and they're homophobic, and one time Nick Fuentes said this, and one time Nick Fuentes said that, and Michelle Malkin supports these people?
Oh my gosh!
How can anybody publish her columns when she supports the person that said this?
And it's just so boring!
How many times can we read this?
It's always the same structure.
It's just the Media Matters list.
It's the list from the ADL.
It's the list from Media Matters.
It's the list from Right Wing Watch.
Of all the things that Nick Fuentes has said.
You know, I've done probably 2,000 hours of content in my lifetime.
Maybe a little bit less.
But if you go into my history here, I've done, this is episode 560 of this show.
The average length of this show is like 90 minutes, I would say.
So just with this show and then I did maybe 70 shows on RSVN and I've done the gaming streams and I've done interviews and I've done okay so maybe like a thousand hours is like more appropriate but in any case if I've done a thousand hours of content over four years Media Matters, Right Wing Watch, the ADL, they compile a list of Six things, right?
A half dozen things that I've said in 10,000 hours of, you know, 10,000, 1,000 hours of content.
Here's a list, here's six 10-second clips where Nick said something that comes off as offensive or it's a little bit out there, a little bit politically incorrect.
And this is the basis for all these articles, whether it's Bulwark, or it's Daily Wire, or it's Washington Post, whatever, even Fox News.
You know, I remember during the Ben Shapiro fiasco at SAS at the West Palm Beach turning point conference.
You remember when I confronted him in the street and everybody lost their minds.
I remember Fox News did an article about that, and at first I was shocked at how fair it was.
All it did was report what happened.
It said a far-right podcaster, Nick Fuentes, confronted Ben Shapiro, said X, Y, and Z, and here's how people reacted online.
And I literally didn't even believe it was real.
I read that on Fox News.
It said, yeah, conservative commentator Nick Fuentes confronts Ben Shapiro, and this is the context, and this is what happened, and blah blah blah.
And I was just so floored that a mainstream publication wrote a completely fair article about me that I, at first I thought that, I talked to Millennial Matt.
I said, Millennial Matt, did you write this?
Is this some kind of like, I don't know, is this a blog post?
Vince, did you write this?
Is this a Daily Groyper article?
Is this Red Elephants?
It was real.
And then within three hours they edited it to say, oh no, he's not conservative, no, now he's far right.
And now we're also gonna put in three paragraphs about, well, Media Matters said he said this about the Holocaust one time, and he said this about black people one time, and he said this about X, Y, and Z one time.
You know, so I'm reading through this Bulwark article, and I'm thinking, this is just, it's so boring.
Who even cares at this point?
Okay, yeah, oh, Nick Fuentes said the things, and Michelle Malkin didn't disavow him.
unidentified
Is that a big deal?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Does anybody really care anymore?
I'm really pressed.
Are there any people in the world who even still care about this stuff other than like Jews?
Really?
Those are all the people that came out to condemn Michelle Malkin.
It was like Zionist Jewish people, these hardcore neocons, liberals of course.
And I think that's about it.
The handful of people that are still friends with Bill Kristol.
Who else cares?
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They're a racist.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
They're anti-semitic.
And the way they write, oh, it's so tortured.
I'll read you this one paragraph.
She's such a bitch.
Amanda Carpenter.
Amanda, you're a bitch.
You're a dumb bitch.
You're a dumb, nasty bitch.
That's what you are.
And you could just see it in the way she writes.
First paragraph.
When I first heard that Michelle Malkin was going to speak to a bunch of anti-semitic racist and homophobic groipers, I thought, oh, that's where she's been.
And what happened to her?
So I did some digging, and what I found is even more disturbing than you might have guessed.
Bitch.
And then she wrote in this other paragraph, they're so ridiculous, Uh, here.
She writes, hiding behind the lulz.
Okay, boomer check.
You know that Amanda Carpenter is like, what, 35 years old?
I have no idea how old she is, but I know she's probably like 35, somewhere around there.
Because she writes, hiding behind the lulz.
Hello, uh, 35 year old check.
Hello, 35 year old internet understanding check.
35 year old internet fluency check.
Hiding behind the lulz.
This is how you know that it's really not even so much about the number.
It's more about the mentality, because Michelle Malkin came up to me at AFPAC, and all the memes were flying.
She got it.
She knew all the memes we were talking about.
She said, so I know what schmooting is.
I know what vibing is.
I'm like, this is based.
Anyway, the 35-year-old journalist writes, hiding behind the lulls, Fuentes has recorded himself playing Grand Theft Auto and chasing down an Orthodox Jewish man wearing a business suit.
He laughed about killing Ben Shapiro.
In other videos criticizing Shapiro, Fuentes fondled a switchblade, opening and closing it dramatically and flourishing it to emphasize his points.
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Needless to say, hostile signals were being sent.
Only a very unwell person would find them funny.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Dude, you know, these people fondling a knife.
These people are sick.
Fondling.
It's a running gag on this show.
It's a running joke.
And I'm not flourishing.
I don't even think that's the right word.
You should go back to Ball State University and learn more about the English language, sweetheart.
So flourishing, maybe brandishing, something like that.
But I'm waving it around.
Fondling.
These people are so gross.
And they're so retarded and dishonest.
Can't you just say I was brandishing- I'm waving around a knife.
I think that does the point.
MENACINGLY FONDLING A KNIFE!
It's erotic.
He's- He- It's erotic violence.
Ooh, he's fondling it!
He's fondling the knife!
MENACINGLY SENDING HOSTILE SIGNALS!
WAVING IT!
OPENING AND CLOSING IT DRAMATICALLY!
Ah, talking about killing Ben Shapiro in a video game!
Oh, shut up!
These people are so stupid!
You know, and that's when you just have to say, like, you're gay and retarded, and nobody cares what you have to say.
So, I want to talk about the article, I want to go through it, but it's just, it's all this, you know, you're just like a liar.
Why do you like to lie?
Why do you like to be disingenuous?
You know, just say I'm doing a video criticizing Ben Shapiro, it's a running joke, I'm Nick the Knife, right?
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He's fondling it!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
No fondling, no fondle.
Nobody's fondling anything, okay?
But, you know, the main thrust of this article to me, what my main takeaway is after reading so many hit pieces and all these things, is in the six months that the Groyper War has been going on, have we heard a single legitimate rebuttal?
Have we heard a single good faith, fair, legitimate, credible rebuttal to our points?
No.
Every article that we read is like this.
Hyperbole, point and sputter, it's name-calling, it's outright lies.
You know, it's like Ben Shapiro.
They're fake paleocons.
No, like, we're real paleocons.
They're white majoritarians.
Can you believe that?
Like, yeah, we are.
I think most people would be, right?
Oh, well, they're like immigration restrictionists, but they think racism is a good idea.
And this has been going on for six months.
And across the board, from the students to the thought leaders, the pundits, everybody who's condemned us, it's always been this.
It's never been a thoughtful, fair-minded, good-faith critique.
And we know this.
We know this is the treatment.
It's always been this.
But the reason I bring it up It's because that whole dynamic is what drove me to these ideas in the first place.
People ask me all the time, you know, from the left to the right, how could you believe this?
How could you be this way?
Why are you this way?
People ask exasperatedly.
And it's because when I was in college and I was the conink archetype, libertarian, pro-Israel, pro-free market, individualist, All this stuff, I started to question.
You know, I started to hear new ideas and read different books and think about things on a deeper level.
And some of the first things I started to think about was my religion.
You know, Catholicism and social conservatism.
It was this idea of individualism.
And it was foreign aid to Israel.
Those were some of the main things that I was thinking about in college.
And I started to ask questions.
I was friends with all the Daily Wire people in college.
Elliot Hamilton, Aaron Bandler, Cassie Dillon.
These were all people that were conservative.
I was in Young Americans for Liberty.
And what I did is I started a dialogue.
I started to ask who I thought were my friends, who were ostensibly in the conservative movement, warriors in the marketplace of ideas, so why do we give Israel $3.8 billion per year?
What's the justification?
I mean, they don't give us anything in return.
In fact, there's actually a pretty long record throughout history where they're hurting us.
And $3.8 billion is pretty excessive.
It's also exceptional.
Nobody else gets that much money.
They've gotten more money than anybody else every year since 1978, and they're a pretty rich country.
So all things considered, it doesn't make a lot of sense.
Did anybody look at these arguments and give me a thoughtful, fair answer?
Or instead, what I was told by Elliott Hamilton and Bandler and Cassie Dillon is that it's simply anti-Semitic to ask those questions.
It's simply anti-Semitic.
It's simply wrong and hateful.
to have that line of inquiry, to have that logical argument, right?
And to me, that's what drove me into these arguments in the first place, because at first I was looking for somebody to prove me wrong on all of it.
Even the more extreme stuff, even the more like Wignat type stuff, you know, even about race and IQ and about the genders, about women, about rape fantasies, about Jewish power, about all this stuff.
I I was inquiring to conservatives, to anybody.
You know how I am.
You know that I am a thoughtful person and a...
I'm an extroverted at times person when I'm talking about politics.
I was looking for somebody to tell me why I was wrong.
Tell me why this argument is not true.
Tell me why this is crazy internet stuff and not something that is being actively suppressed and censored.
And all I was told time and again was, well, that's just simply racist.
You just can't talk about that.
That's politically incorrect.
Well, maybe that's true, but you can't think about it, but you can't talk about it in public.
And it's true until this day.
If they wanted to shut down the Gruyper movement, it would be so simple.
They would simply just have to demonstrate why what me and Scott and Patrick and Michelle Malkin said at AFPAC was wrong.
Tell us why it's wrong.
Tell us why it's immoral.
Tell us why it's factually wrong.
Or tell us why it's ethically wrong.
Tell us why what we're saying is so morally reprehensible, disgusting.
Tell us.
Break it down.
Show us the flaw in the logic.
Show us the gap in morality or the ethics.
Convince me.
Convince the Groypers.
Convince all the young people that are flooding, flooding into the America First movement.
Convince the Turning Point people that are doubting that their ideology is precise and explains their world.
Tell them why.
But they don't.
Instead, they come up with this.
They come up with a laundry list of, well, Flint just killed Ben Shapiro in Grand Theft Auto.
Really?
We've got a compelling worldview that more adequately explains what is happening to our country than what Charlie Kirk and everybody else is showing.
That's why people are joining the Groipers.
It's not because of my, you know, manipulative charisma.
It's not because of our taking advantage, our abuse of internet memes and technology.
It's simply because the worldview that we are...
Promulgating the worldview that we are describing more adequately explains the society that young people are growing up in.
It's more compelling to them.
The answers we're giving are more convincing.
That's why we're winning.
And the reason why they're losing and all that they can come up with is the point, and it's just like that show we watched the other day, just like that Nazi hunters show we watched a clip from it the other day.
It's just pointing and Nazi!
You're a Nazi!
You're anti-semitic!
It's nothing new.
I know this is nothing new.
I know this has been going on forever, I mean, and really for the last five years.
And even people like Ben Shapiro and Charlie Kirk say it.
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Oh, they call us Nazis because they can't deal with our ideas.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Well, then Shapiro and Kirk and all the rest turn around and say the same to us.
You're a Nazi!
You're a Nazi!
And we have to say the same.
You know, Amanda Carpenter, the 35-year-old journalist who graduated from Ball State University, You simply are just not smart enough to stop what we're doing.
We are bigger than the bulwark.
Who is talking about the bulwark?
Do a Google search trend for the bulwark vs. Gruyper.
Do a Google search trend for the bulwark vs. Nick Fuentes.
Let's see what the results are.
That is why these people are losing.
So... Anyway, so I read that article.
I was expecting something...
More, I don't know why.
I don't know why I would expect that.
But I was expecting something more devastating.
Well, not devastating, but you know, something a little bit more substantial.
But what we got is more of the same.
More of the usual.
But anyway, that's this article.
I just want to point that out about my personal experience.
It's stuff like this which is what drove me to this ideology in the first place.
I asked, and I asked, and I asked.
Tell me why this is wrong.
Tell me, tell me.
You know, George Soros, and it's Sheldon Adelson, and it's all these guys, right?
It's Israel!
Sumner Redstone, tell me why.
It's Israel, tell me why I'm wrong.
We look at the average IQs, average SAT scores, where's the lie?
Where's the lie in all this?
And all I got in return was, well, that's hateful.
to say things like this.
Well, that's not really convincing.
But anyway, that's Malkin and the Bulwark article.
That is Amanda, 35-year-old carpenter.
We're going to move on and talk about the coronavirus.
Pretty big stuff.
I don't know.
I don't know if you're scared or if you're not scared.
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I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I don't really know how to feel.
I'm kind of, you know, I'm more worried than I was initially, but I'm really not that worried anymore.
It'll probably spread, but will I really get it?
Will it really affect me?
Will it really affect the people I know?
I don't think so.
Honestly, but we'll have to wait and see.
But we're gonna dive into the coronavirus and all these new developments.
I don't really know how to feel about this, because I don't know, is it a PSYOP?
Is it real?
You know, on the one hand, you see the trajectory that it's on and the potential for mass transmission.
But on the other hand, even in the worst countries, 10,000 people in Italy, 7,500 in South Korea, 500 in Japan.
Japan is a huge country.
High population density, heavily urbanized, 500 people.
It's like 500 in South Korea.
It's like 500 in Japan.
Japan's a huge country, high population density, heavily urbanized.
It's 500 people.
And they have a lot of tourism and they have a lot of travel in Asia, right?
They're obviously in Asia and they're doing fine.
And South Korea's got a handle on it.
And even in the countries that allegedly don't have a handle on it.
Italy, Iran, it's not more than 10,000 cases in a country of 60 million in the case of Italy.
So on the one hand you see the trajectory like I said mass transmission and maybe a high casualty count and on a technical level it qualifies as a global pandemic but Are any of us really at a high risk of getting it?
Or is it really more the idea of overburdening hospitals, things like that?
As I said, we'll have to wait and see.
But we're gonna dive into the coronavirus.
We'll talk first about...
The virus and then we'll talk about the economy, because the economy's got a couple of factors.
It's the coronavirus that's driving this economic downturn, but then it's also other factors like the oil price war between OPEC and Russia, which we'll get into.
But first, I'll give you an update on the numbers here, the latest numbers.
As of tonight, we've got 113,921 confirmed cases worldwide of the coronavirus.
We've got 80,735 cases in China, 9,172 in Italy, 7,748 in South Korea, 7,161 cases in Iran, 1,435.
1,412 in France, 1,224 in Germany, 1,231 in Spain, and 551 in the United States.
And one of the trends I'm seeing right out of the gate with the numbers is that it is spreading in Europe now.
It's spreading pretty rapidly in Europe.
At first, it was just Italy where the virus took off.
And now you're starting to see the numbers in the thousands, at least, in France, Germany, and now Spain as well, which is a pretty high surge.
So this week, we're going to see how much it will spread in Europe, which is interesting.
So that's the first thing I noticed right out of the gate.
But the main thing I want to talk about tonight about the spread of the virus is the case of Italy and South Korea.
So obviously, the two highest numbers outside of China are in Italy and South Korea, respectively.
Italy now has the most cases outside of China.
South Korea the second most cases outside of China.
And they're going down two different paths.
As I said at the top of the show, South Korea has basically contained the virus.
And again, we'll see.
Everything is highly contingent and tenuous right now.
But the number of confirmed cases in South Korea has gone down four days in a row now.
So it is plausible that last Friday or last Thursday was the peak of the amount of confirmed cases in South Korea.
Could there be a number of confirmed cases that they discover this week or in the future?
Potentially.
But at the bare minimum it looks like they've stabilized the amount of cases.
At the bare minimum they have They have discovered all the cases that exist in South Korea, or most of them, and when you discover all the confirmed cases, once you find out all the people that have the virus, well then you can contain them, you can stop the transmission for the most part, and then hopefully once everybody recovers, then you're good.
That is the idea.
And that's what they've credited the decline in the numbers to, is their ability to Determine who has the virus and who doesn't.
That's really been the single biggest variable.
In South Korea, the main difference between this country and other countries is that with South Korea, they had a lot of testing kits available.
They made them available to everybody.
They had drive-through testing stations, and they were giving out test kits to everybody who needed them.
Tens of thousands of people were tested.
And then they also set up clinics where people at a mild case of coronavirus could be treated and only the very severely sick, only the severe cases of coronavirus were treated in the hospitals.
And so this combination of not overburdening their health care resources and testing everybody who had the disease, well testing everybody who was suspected of having the virus, This allowed them to contain the virus.
If they know everybody that has it, they can quarantine those people, they can find out who those people have come into contact with, keep an eye on them, and if you know everybody that has it, you can shut it down.
That's the big concern with a pandemic, is the transmission.
Especially with a virus like this.
The virus lives on a surface for 9 days, and the incubation period is 2 weeks.
So people can be asymptomatic for up to two weeks, touching surfaces, shaking hands, and so on.
And the virus then lasts on all the surfaces they touch for up to nine days.
That's what's driving the spread.
That's what's making this truly intercontinental and global in nature.
Is the high rate of transmission and it's for that reason.
The high incubation period, the duration that it takes for the virus to die off on an inanimate surface.
And in a lot of countries what's exacerbating those factors is the lack of testing kits or the inavailability of the testing kits.
In South Korea they solve that by simply making more of them.
Manufacturing lots of them and making them available.
They find the people that contain them.
The virus stopped spreading and that's a model that we should seek to emulate.
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like that'll be the case.
But South Korea is looking optimistic.
Trajectory of the virus in the United States is anything like in South Korea, then it seems like the impact of the virus won't be catastrophic.
South Korea, the virus spread there for maybe four weeks, right?
Maybe longer than that, but we really started to see the numbers increase exponentially over the past two to three weeks.
Maybe it's been floating around there for five or six weeks, but, you know, really started to grow exponentially in, you know, recent weeks.
If they reach the peak of the spread of the virus in a matter of less than a month realistically, then I imagine that if we could replicate that in the United States, then the effect won't be as bad as some of the doomsday people are saying.
I don't think there'll be a collapse.
I don't think we'll need to...
Have water in the house and, you know, food.
It's good to have those things, don't get me wrong, but if that is the trajectory of the United States, if we could contain it in the same way, then clearly South Korea is not breaking down anytime soon because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Now that being said, you've got a completely different story happening in Italy.
You've got a tale of two countries suffering from coronavirus.
On the one side of the continuum, on the one side of the spectrum, you've got South Korea, which has contained it, and on the other side you've got Italy, which Italy is now completely under a quarantine.
And I'll read you an article about the quarantine.
This is from CNBC.
It says, quote, Italy will expand the lockdown of the Lombardi region to the entire country, according to Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, as Italy's case count surges, making it the country with the most coronavirus cases outside of China.
People throughout the country of 60 million should not travel other than for work or emergencies, said Conte.
He added that all public gatherings will be banned and sporting events suspended.
The decision was made to protect the most vulnerable people in the country and the measures will take effect Tuesday and last until April 3rd.
He said, quote, the right decision today is to stay at home.
Our future and the future of Italy is in our hands.
You know, blah, blah, more politician talk.
The nationwide lockdown is an expansion of quarantine measures rolled out over the weekend that applied to an area of the country that encompassed about 16 million people.
So it went from 16 to 16.
Schools and universities all over the country will remain closed until April 3rd, but public transit will remain operational.
All schools in the country were previously closed until March 15th.
He also said all restaurants and bars across the country will have to close at 6 p.m.
The announcement marks the most extensive efforts taken by a government outside of China to curb the spread of coronavirus.
So obviously, in Italy, the number of confirmed cases has not stopped rising.
It continues to go up at a high rate.
They're now up to nearly 10,000 cases of coronavirus.
Which is significantly higher than the next highest number of cases in South Korea and even the next highest after that, Iran.
So Italy is by far and away the country to watch with coronavirus.
It looks like, according to the official numbers, China has it under control.
South Korea appears to have it under control.
Italy, there really are no breaks here on the coronavirus until now.
They're now instituting this mass quarantine over the entire country.
Pretty drastic actions.
And we don't want to see it get to that point in the United States.
Right?
I mean, that is not what we want to see happen.
We want to see it happen like in South Korea.
The only problem is we have a real problem with the testing kits.
The big difference maker in how we're going to see the coronavirus unfold in our country is going to be the testing kits.
That's the main variable.
And to me, I'm not very optimistic about this.
We're getting a lot of mixed messaging from the White House.
Mike Pence said this week that there's a shortage.
I think Alabama has none.
I think Maine is not able to make them available.
with is that there's not enough test kits available for everybody.
And then the president said, no, that's not true.
We've got plenty of testing kits.
But if we look at state by state, the testing kits, I think Alabama has none.
I think Maine is not able to make them available.
In New York, they've only tested like 100 people.
In some states, like Florida, they're reporting that the test kits are faulty, that they're not working.
They administered some of the tests to people suspected of having coronavirus, and some people tested negative, and then later they tested positive, they actually had the virus.
So to me, it's not looking too good.
And it's also not looking good because what's happening in a lot of these countries, as I said with South Korea, is it spreads when people are asymptomatic.
It's highly transmissible because people can be asymptomatic for up to two weeks.
And during that time, when the virus is undetected, or even if they have mild symptoms, even, you know, they might have flu-like or cold symptoms, and because we don't know who they are, because they're not being tested, and because there's not diligence about this, we don't know who the disease vectors are, so we don't know, you know, who should be suspected, who should we be quarantining alongside the people that have the virus confirmed or suspected.
While these people are asymptomatic, they're shaking hands, they're touching door handles, they're touching railings, they're in airports, they're in restaurants, and so on.
And so what you see in a lot of these countries is the virus will spread silently for two weeks when people are asymptomatic.
And then thousands of people start to get sick all at once.
That's the problem, is when there's not test kits available, when there's not diligence, there's not quarantines for travelers and people in contact with those with the virus, then it is spreading because of all these asymptomatic people and it's only once it gets really, really bad that you start to get serious.
It's only once everybody starts to develop these symptoms, and they end up in the ICU, and they all go to the hospital, and the hospital can't take care of everybody, and we can't keep track of everybody that they came into contact with, it's only then that we start to employ the proper resources, which is testing, which is building new healthcare facilities, or taking care of the mild people outside of hospitals and ICUs, things like that, quarantining, keeping people Inside their homes, social distancing, things like that.
It's almost like it has to be too late.
We have to be past the point of no return for a very rapid spread of the virus for there to be serious measures employed and for people to take it seriously.
That's what people are talking about.
When I see a lot of people saying, well the worst thing that we have to be concerned about is not the virus but the panic over the virus.
Wrong!
If people were panicking, Then that would almost anticipate the rapid spread of the virus and prevent it.
Don't you understand?
In other words, people are saying, well, a panic is unnecessary because it's all under control.
Well, the only way that we'll get it under control is if, to some extent, people are panicking.
And that doesn't mean that people are acting irrationally.
Maybe panic is not the right word.
Not acting irrationally, not No, I will not take the most basic precautionary measures.
No, I will not stop shaking hands.
No, I will not, you know, wash my hands.
I will not sneeze into my elbow and things like that.
coronavirus, that's like the flu.
No, I will not take the most basic precautionary measures.
No, I will not stop shaking hands.
No, I will not wash my hands.
I will not sneeze into my elbow and things like that.
This is ridiculous.
Well, unless people are taking it seriously and maintaining the distancing and staying at home and taking the proper precautions, unless people are to some extent panicking, then you're going to get a spread.
And when you get a spread, that's when people are really going to start panicking.
And at that point, it's like too late.
That's the story of Italy.
I'm sure in Italy, they were hugging and kissing and during the European thing, right up until you had 7,000 cases.
And all the people that were panicking, well, they're vindicated.
But if people were panicking initially, well, then we wouldn't be in this situation.
So I look at the United States and as to whether we'll end up like South Korea where they've largely contained the virus or at least stabilized it for the time being or Italy where there appears to be no end in sight and dramatic restrictive actions are being put into place.
I think that the United States will probably be more towards Italy and we'll have to see.
There's only 500 and some cases in the United States which relative to the population is nothing.
You know, there's 9,000 cases in Italy, a country of 60 million people, and there's 500 cases in the United States, a country of 330 million people.
So, proportionally speaking, it's not a big deal yet.
But you know that just like in Italy, and just like in South Korea, and just like in China, people have the virus and they're not being detected.
They're not confirmed, and if they're not confirmed, and if they're not detected, they're not quarantined.
And if they're not quarantined, then they're spreading the virus.
And we're not going to know the extent to which the virus has been spread for another week or two, right?
When all these asymptomatic people start to manifest symptoms, and they end up in hospitals, and the testing kits become widespread, and the tests become administered, and then people start to be confirmed.
And I've been saying this for weeks.
The confirmed cases number is bullshit.
Because confirmation really doesn't mean anything if you're not testing anybody.
Confirmed cases.
How is that a useful number if nobody's even being tested?
You know, to confirm means to test.
You have to test and see, well, do they have it or do they not?
And then we have certainty.
Well, if nobody's even going through the process, then why do we even have this number?
Let's look at the suspected cases, which is already in the thousands.
That's a number we should be concerned about.
And the number of people that have been exposed to the virus, you know, confirmed cases.
Well, if you're not testing anybody, you can't confirm or unconfirm anybody, right?
Confirm or, you know, confirm that they don't have it.
So we have no idea.
We have no idea still.
We're still waiting and seeing.
We're still waiting and watching.
But that's the virus.
The President's response to this has not been helpful at all.
This guy's a disaster, man.
And lately, the President has been doing good.
On everything else.
On immigration, on foreign policy.
It looks like we had a ceasefire with the Taliban.
I don't know if that's still standing.
We just bombed them the other day.
But it appears that it's getting better with foreign policy.
Immigration is getting better.
A lot of good things have happened so far this year.
And trade has been going really well with the trade war, the first phase trade deal with China.
But this has just been an unmitigated disaster for the president.
The biggest thing is that, just from an objective standpoint, from just a logistical, practical standpoint, he has not handled this well.
The president's job should be to instill confidence in people, certainty, you know, to quell, if there is, irrational panic.
His job is to project strength and efficacy and so on.
But that is very different from what he is doing, which is minimizing the issue and telling people that everything's okay when it's really not.
The president tweeted today, he said, he was doing this, it's just the flu, folks.
He tweeted out, he said, so last year, 37,000 Americans died from the common flu.
It averages between 27,000 and 70,000 per year.
Nothing is shut down, right?
Life and the economy go on.
At this moment there are 546 confirmed cases of coronavirus with 22 deaths.
Think about that.
Like, this is just not helpful.
This is not helpful.
It's not like the flu.
It's not comparable.
I've heard this from all the Reddit scientists.
Well, what about the flu, bro?
It's definitely not the flu.
It's much more transmissible.
It's pneumonia.
It's a respiratory virus.
That's very different from... I mean, it's similar, but it's not the same as the flu.
And something global in nature like this, which we don't understand.
We don't know the mortality rate.
There's this new aggressive strain.
It's evolving.
Something like this, the nature of it, is much different than common influenza, which we know all about, we know how to treat it, it's predictable, we expect it, and all the rest.
So him going out there day in and day out and saying, nothing to worry about, it's all fake news, it's not that helpful.
And that's from one perspective.
That's from a very perfunctory perspective of the role of the president.
But beyond that, and I've seen some people point this out.
I'm not sure who, so it's tough to give credit, but I did see this on the Twitter timeline.
I'm kind of borrowing this take.
But somebody said that it's also a missed opportunity.
This might have been Cernovich or Jeff Gizzi or...
Darren Beattie, I'm not sure.
But one of those people said that it's a tremendous missed opportunity for him to really knock it out of the park about globalism.
What is the coronavirus fundamentally?
It is the end result of globalization.
It's the result of global travel, global commerce, open borders, not taking national security seriously.
You could knock it out of the park with this virus.
You could totally, from a political perspective, From a rhetorical perspective, take advantage of this crisis.
Take advantage of this emergency, which is what all good politicians do.
And you could say, see?
This is what happens when we don't know who's coming in.
This is what happens with China.
China is a country that is basically third world.
They're a country that does not have a handle on disease.
They are an unsanitary country and all these things.
And we can probably gin up resentment against China for the trade war and for geopolitical reasons, right?
And we could cast globalism as the cause, as the driver of things like this.
This could be a pitch for closed borders.
This could be a pitch for reorienting our national security posture away from fighting Israel's wars and towards securing our own country against 21st century threats, which is not, you know, some farcical nuclear weapons program in the Middle East, but it's pandemics, right?
It is biohazards.
That's national security.
That's securing the homeland for us in 2020, not fighting Syria, right?
Not fighting the Assad regime because He's mean because he's a bad person.
So I see so many different angles.
There are so many different ways that you could frame this in a way that is helpful for America First, for nationalism, for immigration restriction, even ending the wars.
You could make some kind of a pitch for a 21st century defense posture, national security posture.
And he's out there saying, oh no, it's actually just fake news.
It doesn't matter.
And it's so short-sighted.
We understand why he's doing this.
Coronavirus panic breeds economic panic, and economic panic could lead to an economic correction, which could lead to a recession.
And during an election year, that's the last thing the president wants, is the panic, the uncertainty, the fear in the market, which may pull the rug out from under the economy.
That'll be a big problem electorally for Trump in November.
But you're going to have that anyway.
You have a global pandemic on your hands.
It originated in the second biggest economy in the world.
Italy, which is a G8 country, is now completely on lockdown.
The economy is going to hurt no matter what.
The way that you stop that from or you mitigate the damage, you stop the damage from getting too out of control, is if you address the virus.
If you say, okay, this may cause short-term economic pain but we're going to contain the virus, Then maybe there is a correction.
Maybe the stock market does go down because of fears of the coronavirus.
But if you contain the virus and you prevent it from spreading in the United States in the in the medium to long term, and I'm talking about over the course of this year, the economic damage will be mitigated.
The worst of it will have been preempted.
But instead what's happening is because the crisis is being mismanaged and then downplayed, you're going to worsen the crisis.
And the worse the crisis gets with coronavirus, the worse the economic reaction will be.
So in reality, it's not a question of if we can stop the economy from getting bad.
That's going to happen no matter what.
It's a matter of when and how much the economy suffers from this.
And the only variable that we have control over is the extent to which we manage and contain the crisis effectively.
And if he had been doing that from the beginning, if we had shut down immediately the ports, and he's been saying, oh, I did shut down the borders immediately.
No, he didn't.
It took him like five weeks for him to shut down travel with China.
And we're still only quarantining people from China, not from everywhere else.
In Israel, they're quarantining everybody that comes to their country for two weeks.
We're nowhere close to that even now, as it's gotten bad everywhere in the world and it's spread throughout the world.
So we have two options.
You manage it well and you'll have economic pain that will be short and mitigated, or you mismanage it in an attempt to prevent it at all.
You mismanage the crisis and you get severe and long-term economic pain, which is I think where we're headed anyway.
So we'll have to wait and see, but it's not so good.
And to get into, to move on to, You know, what is the economic fallout?
What is the economic damage?
We'll talk a little bit about the stock market today, or tonight, before we get into Super Chats.
That is the title of the show.
That is technically our featured story tonight.
So as a result of coronavirus, and it is in a big way the coronavirus, but also other factors, the stock market is now down in a huge way.
And I'll read to you, this is a report from CNBC.
It says, quote, global markets are plunging after the implosion of an alliance between OPEC and Russia, fueling panic triggered by the escalation of the coronavirus epidemic.
The S&P 500 fell about 6%.
The Dow fell as many as 2,046 points.
The Nasdaq composite was down 5.4%.
And the New York Stock Exchange halted trading for 15 minutes after stocks plunged more than 7% upon opening.
The sell-off carried over into Asia-Pacific, where Australia's S&P ended 7.3% lower today, the index's biggest plunge since 2008.
Japan's stock market sank 5.1% and Hong Kong's lost 4.2%, while China's Shanghai Composite shed 3%.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note, meanwhile, fell below 0.5%, hitting record lows.
So the economy is rough.
We are in correction territory and I believe a correction is within 15%.
I think it's past 15%.
I'm not sure exactly.
It's either past or up to 15% of a loss is officially correction territory in the market.
So we are approaching An official a you know a confirmed correction in the stock market and this could precipitate an economic recession which could happen later on.
This is what a lot of economists are saying.
Economists told me that we were doomed for a recession in late 2019 and at some point in 2020 anyway.
And now you've got the coronavirus and you've got the situation in the oil market.
So you've got a correction in the stock market.
This could precipitate a recession.
You know, underlying the stock market doing badly is the fact that overall the economic metrics are pretty good.
Unemployment, growth, all these kinds of things.
Moreover, a lot of the businesses that are shutting down in China are now moving back to the United States.
You know, we've had a trade war against China for two years now.
And with the coronavirus on top of that, you're seeing a lot of manufacturing and other businesses, not just manufacturing, but a lot of other businesses are reshoring.
They're coming back to the United States.
So, I don't know what the effect will be on that.
Maybe that actually could help the economy in the long run.
The response to this by the Federal Reserve has been to lower rates, to inject more liquidity into the market.
But to me, this doesn't make a lot of sense because there's already liquidity in the market.
There's already investment.
Banks already have cash.
There's already been low interest rates for a long time.
And even the president has said the rates have been too low for a long time.
Or rather that they've been raising.
That's been the complaint.
But in any case, there's been cash, there's been near zero interest rates for a long time.
This has been the case for like 12 years.
So the idea that this is going to help the economy, and I said this on Friday, the idea that because the Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates and now there's just simply more credit, this doesn't change the fact that China's production effectively shut down for a month.
And it's still not completely recovered.
It doesn't change the fact that Italy is quarantined.
It doesn't change the fact that people are not going out and spending money.
It doesn't change that at all, just because there's more credit.
I mean, maybe that will lessen the damage, but the idea that this has anything to do with liquidity or cash or interest rates, to me, doesn't make a lot of sense.
That seems to be always the knee-jerk response as economy's not doing good.
The government can fix it.
The government can fix it.
It's an election year.
Trump is going to fix it.
And how do we fix it?
Cutting interest rates.
Well, that doesn't solve all our problems.
That doesn't solve the problem of low consumption or, you know, decreased consumption.
That doesn't solve the problem of depressed tourism and travel and shipping containers coming into LA and New York City.
It doesn't change a lot of the underlying economic facts.
So I don't think it's really an adequate response.
But it's not just the coronavirus that's driving this.
That's a big part of it.
And we'll have to wait and see what the ultimate impact of the coronavirus will be over the course of this year.
I don't think we'll fully see the economic impacts for another few months.
But it's not just that that's driving this.
It's also the oil prices.
A lot of people have been saying it's just the coronavirus or the coronavirus is mainly driving this.
It's also has to do with the oil.
Kind of a perfect storm.
It's not to say that, you know, maybe one is more than the other or one is a non-factor.
They both are important but this oil price thing is a pretty big deal as well.
Oil dropped to $30.
per barrel yesterday which is the biggest decrease since 1991 they said.
It's not the lowest price ever but it's the biggest and most dramatic decrease in oil prices since the Gulf War in 1991.
It went from I think like $48 somewhere around there to $30.
20% drop in oil prices and this is because of what's happening with Saudi Arabia and Russia.
So if you're not familiar with the history on this I've been following a lot of this over the course of the show.
You know, I've been doing this show for about three years now, so I've seen most of this.
But in 2016, you may remember that oil prices dropped actually down below $30 at about $28, I think, was the lowest it ever got.
And this was a result of huge oil production from the United States, from shale oil and fracking and things like that.
Huge, unprecedented oil supply led to record lows for oil prices.
And in 2016, when they reached these historic lows, you know, went from $40 to $30 to, you know, below $30, it just came crashing down.
As a result of that, Russia and OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, OPEC is what?
The oil and petroleum exporting countries, I think that's what it stands for.
But it's a cartel, essentially.
It's all the main oil-producing countries like Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia, Iran, Nigeria, Venezuela, Libya, Russia and OPEC made an alliance to cut production to artificially inflate and stabilize oil prices.
Countries like Russia and Saudi Arabia, their economies are, and you may know this, they're built on oil.
The reason that Saudi Arabia has so much money is not because of their economy.
Their economy has been almost virtually non-existent up until very recently.
Almost, I think like half their workers are from other countries.
They import foreign workers.
They're really not very diversified.
All their money comes from oil.
We know this.
The Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the Emirates, Kuwait, it all comes from the oil.
Russia is different, but it's a similar situation.
Their revenue isn't completely dependent on oil, but it's a big part of it.
And so in order to fund their activities and fund the government, because they control so much of oil production, they can basically manipulate and control the price.
And in controlling the price, they control how much money they get for their oil.
Because Saudi Arabia is one of the biggest oil producers and they produce so much oil per day, they can choose how much oil they're producing, And in doing so, in controlling the supply, they control the price.
And if they artificially raise the price, you know, as they're doing with Russia or had been doing with Russia since 2016, if they're cutting production, they're cutting supply, they're raising the price, if they get oil prices up to like $50, which is about where it's been, then that means they're going to get $50 per barrel and that will ensure a level of revenue for their government.
That's essentially how that works.
Well what happened yesterday is oil prices crashed because of a falling out between Russia and OPEC.
This agreement that they had made in 2016 basically fell apart where they had agreed to cut production and stabilize prices.
Yesterday they came together in Vienna.
It was King Salman and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
They came together and met and what the Saudis and OPEC proposed was that they cut production even further, even steeper cuts to production to raise prices even further because of what's happening with coronavirus.
Coronavirus has hit China.
China is one of the world's largest consumers of oil.
When people are not going to work, when the economy slows down, they're not consuming oil, they're not buying oil.
And when people are not buying oil, then the price drops, right?
Because there's more out there, because the Chinese aren't consuming it, so prices are dropping.
So because China's not consuming, prices are dropping.
The Saudis propose that they cut production even deeper so as to artificially raise the prices temporarily to keep prices stabilized to where they were in light of the falling consumption because of the pandemic.
Russia disagreed.
They said, we don't want to do that.
And the reason being is because Keeping oil prices high is actually going to help the United States.
What high oil prices, what that does for our market, is that makes more expensive oil extraction techniques economically viable.
When oil was $70 a barrel five or six years ago.
It was only in a market where oil was that expensive where you could do the research and development and the infrastructure and the maintenance and everything for shale and fracking and these high-cost oil extraction techniques.
It costs a lot more money to produce shale oil than it does to get oil from the Gulf of what is it from From the Persian Gulf that Saudi Arabia does.
The oil that the Gulf states and that Iran gets is cheap.
It's cheap to produce.
It's plentiful.
There's a lot of it.
And so they can extract that no problem.
It's only financially viable and economical.
It only makes sense when oil prices are high and obviously you're getting a big return to make big investments in a shale and fracking and these kinds of things.
So, the reason why you have this falling out between Saudi Arabia and Russia is a disagreement about the direction of the global economy.
Russia has essentially said, and Putin essentially said, let's let oil prices fall.
If you let oil prices fall, then this huge oil and natural gas and all this energy production that's happening in the United States, this makes it a lot less economically viable, it makes it a lot less competitive, Let's have low oil prices where Russia has cheap and easy oil, Saudi Arabia has cheap and easy oil, and we will undercut the United States market share over the energy market, over these raw materials.
That's the idea.
And Saudi Arabia said, well no, we want to stabilize oil prices, we need the revenue.
And you look at the two countries, their budgets and what they rely on.
Russia's budget is based on a $40 average, $40 per barrel average price of oil.
That is how they balance their budget.
Saudi Arabia needs a $70 per barrel average price for them to shore up their spending.
So that's why I see this difference.
Saudi Arabia wants to raise the prices.
to fund their government, and they don't see a problem with that because they're allied with the United States.
Russia is not allied with the United States, and they can handle lower oil prices, so they don't mind seeing it go down, it helps them geopolitically, and it doesn't hurt them too much in terms of revenue.
So in response to that, Saudi Arabia said basically, okay, you don't want to stabilize oil prices, you want cheap oil, then we'll give you cheap oil.
So they're now going to start pumping out oil like crazy, and this is an article also from CNBC, It says on Saturday Saudi Arabia announced massive discounts to its official selling prices for April and the nation is reportedly preparing to increase its production above the 10 million barrel per day mark.
The kingdom currently pumps out 9.7 million barrels per day, but has the capacity to ramp up to 12.5 million barrels per day.
So they're going to ramp up production.
They're going to cut prices.
They're going to artificially cut the price of oil.
Some are saying down to $20 potentially in order to really put the screws on Russia so that maybe Russia will agree to stabilize the price to somewhere that's agreeable, maybe somewhere more appropriate.
Russia wants low oil prices, but they don't want $20 oil is basically the idea.
Saudi Arabia can bleed them.
They've got the resources, and they've got so much money, and they've got so much cheap oil.
They can bide their time with this.
Russia's in a little bit more of a precarious position.
The big losers out of all this are going to be countries like Iran, Venezuela, Libya.
Countries that are already hurting because of coronavirus.
And also countries that don't have the money and the funds and the wealth and a diversified economy.
to balance against a huge cut in their largest export, which is oil.
So, that's the situation with the economy.
A lot of people are saying it's corona, it's coronavirus, and it definitely is.
Don't get me wrong, coronavirus is maybe the main cause.
I don't know if I, I'm not an economist, I can't tell if it's the main cause, the only cause, you know, whatever, but it's a big cause and it's definitely being exacerbated by now these low oil prices.
People are concerned about the direction of the economy.
So, That's what's happening with the stock market.
We'll have to wait and see.
As always, we'll have to wait and see with both.
And it is two contagions.
As I've been saying since the beginning, it's two contagions.
It's economic uncertainty, economic collapse, panic, and it is the virus itself.
It's the disease.
So we'll wait and see how bad the stock market will get.
We'll wait and see how bad the virus will get.
In the meantime, wash your hands.
Don't sell.
Don't sell.
Why would you sell?
You know, so many people are like, oh, I'm losing so much money.
You don't lose any money if you don't sell.
You got to ride it out.
You got to wait.
So, you know, that's not investment advice, but it's just a fact.
You don't lose any money until you sell.
So it may be losing value, but it could always recover.
So if you don't, don't panic sell.
It's not a good idea.
And also wash your hands.
Wash your hands.
Maintain social distancing.
They say one meter distance between people.
Don't shake hands for the time being.
Disinfect your surfaces.
And there's actually a list that the World Health Organization published of verified products that are going to kill coronavirus on contact.
And it's a lot of things you can find in the grocery store or Walmart or whatever that's not anything crazy.
So make sure you do that because it's spreading and you never know if you're carrying it on your hands.
If you have it, if somebody you know has it, you want to be safe.
Because it did happen at CPAC that somebody had it.
One of these Jewish doctors, this Jewish donor who was at APAC and he was at CPAC and he was at the Shabbat dinner.
He was giving it out to everybody.
He was giving everybody the coronavirus.
I think he gave it to Rahim Kassam?
It was so funny because I saw Rahim Kassam, and he thinks he has the coronavirus, and I passed him in National Harbor, and he doesn't like me.
He wouldn't shake my hand.
Not like I went to shake his, but I thought to myself, it's actually a good thing.
You know, maybe there's actually a benefit.
All these Jewish people calling us anti-Semites, they go to their Shabbat dinner, they go to AIPAC and they all cough on each other and get sick.
Maybe it's a good thing they refuse to shake our hands, right?
You're a monster!
I refuse to shake your hand!
Okay, no problem there.
More, more time, more air for me.
More air flow in my lungs, right?
More health.
More health for me.
But anyway, that's the coronavirus.
We're gonna move on and we'll take a look at our Super Chats.
We'll see what you guys are saying about all this stuff.
Pretty, pretty eventful weekend.
My lips are very dry though.
I wish I had some water.
All I have is this.
I don't know why my lips are so dry.
I don't know.
I've been hydrated all day.
I've been hydrating.
I've been taking my vitamins.
I don't know what that's all about.
But we're gonna move on and we'll take a look at our Super Chats.
We'll see.
We've got Bob Sacamato who says, Balls.
Plo Koon says, Do you think there's a modern Exalark?
I don't know what that means.
Clay Morse's Sunday stream was really fun.
Bryson Gray is cool.
Yeah, he's pretty cool.
I like his songs.
Ironically, his songs are kind of good.
Not gonna lie.
I mean, they're a little corny.
This is like political stuff, but I'm vibing.
I was vibing to it in the car.
You know, that's good stuff.
But I'm glad you enjoyed the Sunday stream.
Clay Morse says, no spam, just membership dues.
Well, thanks, buddy.
Thanks for the diamonds.
Jesse Lee Peterson says, no cube for me.
Amazing!
Yeah, no cube.
Sheenie says, I've lost 10% from my investment account since the start of the month.
This market is stuffed.
Don't sell!
You sell, you lose all your money.
Gotta ride it out.
That's not investment advice.
Boopers says Italy gotta show people how it's done.
Yeah, so true.
Master of War says should we assume no response from programmer means you have the help you need?
God bless.
Just hold off on that, alright?
Everybody's so antsy.
I hate, you know, all these people up in my ass.
You didn't respond to my email!
You didn't respond to my email!
Let's just take a deep breath.
Boopers.
So I could assume you didn't respond?
Well, let's just take a deep breath.
Boopers says Corona is true.
Joker introduced a little anarchy.
Yeah, very true.
First name says Nick, the Jimmy Neutron of the dissident right.
I don't know if I like that characterization.
Michael says Benny Johnson discussing memes is hell on earth.
Yeah.
Nick says everyone check no more news debate with Dennis Wise.
Sure.
Polish American says baby wipes are superior to toilet paper.
Cleaner too.
I don't know.
I don't like them.
I don't use that.
It's too... I don't know.
I don't want to get into like wiping my ass on the show.
It's not really a subject which I want to go into great detail about.
But I just don't find that very comfortable.
Yule says I don't pay you $3 to be 40 minutes late.
I don't know what you're talking about.
7 o'clock sharp every night.
Maybe you got to change your clock for spring springtime, right?
Polish American says so that's that's a you problem.
That's not a me problem.
You better watch yourself I don't know.
I mean, on the one hand, that's the theme song to my show.
It was also the inaugural address of the President, so... A lot of people, Hey, Nick!
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
He said your thing on the show!
Well, it was also the inaugural speech, so...
Michael says, flirting about naps with Malkin-based... Yeah, I was flirting.
Everything's flirting with you guys.
Everything.
I talk about Amy Klobuchar.
He's got a mommy thing.
He's into mommy.
I talk about... Catboys.
He's into Catboys!
I have an exchange with Michelle Malkin.
Flirting with... You people are sick.
Sick.
Sick.
You people, very sick.
Get your minds out of the gutter.
This is a Christian show.
There's nothing flirtatious going on here.
Nothing flirtatious.
There's no lust on this show.
Don't be sick like that.
We're friends.
Friends.
Remember, the movement is the friends we made along the way.
I've got a lot of friends.
And we're friendly and we laugh.
And you freaks.
You sick freaks.
Freaks!
Oh, you're flirting.
You're into it.
Get out of town.
Plo Koon says, did your family go on any interesting vacations?
No, not really.
My family was not, I mean, my family struggled for a long time.
So we didn't really do a lot of vacations.
Nothing, nothing crazy.
You know what we did for a vacation?
We went to Lake Michigan.
We would go up to Michigan, Michigan State, and there was this place called Chalet on the Lake.
Have you ever heard of this?
Maybe my Midwesters will know.
Such a blast from the past.
Yeah, there was this place called Chalet on the Lake.
It takes me back Man, yeah, I was up in Michigan Wow Seeing this is like I can't even tell you the nostalgia I'm feeling this was our vacation this this was the you know, sometimes we would go up there with family or friends and And that was the extent of it when you're in it when you're Midwestern or when you're in the Chicagoland area You've got like two options.
You've got the Wisconsin Dells and you've got like lake house You know somewhere somewhere along the lake either in Illinois or Michigan or somewhere, Wisconsin But yeah, we'd either go out there or we go up to the Wisconsin Dells water parks things like that Door County was one But yeah, that was generally the vacation.
No flights, no fancy.
So many of my friends growing up.
Oh, I'm in Mexico.
I'm in Europe.
I'm in, you know, I'm in Hawaii.
Yeah, we never did that.
We went to Chalet on the lake, okay?
That was my annual family vacation back in the day.
Good times.
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Let's see.
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Uh, Michael says, I lambasted my wife when I found her watching Hunters.
Yeah, good for you.
Mark Fuentes says, How about you stop mentioning the cube, Nicky?
Yeah, never gonna happen.
Greatest Story Never Told says, Time check?
Uh, Spongealot says, Okay, gross.
That's just a gross one from some freak.
Uh, McChicken says, That's from that loser that hosted the, uh, Fortnite tournament.
Yeah, okay, goofus.
McChicken says, one of the AIPAC coronavirus cases lives in my county.
F. Yeah, be careful.
Wash your hands.
Question for Nick's is, did you see the picture of Kensney in the woods with the boys?
Total schmood.
I just want to go back.
Yeah, I did see that picture.
I had the same, I unironically had exactly the same feeling.
I saw that picture and they're straight posted in the woods.
Just the boys.
Just the, just the guys.
Chillin' in the woods, they got their backpacks on.
Presumably, because they came from school, and it's like... I want to go back!
I want to go back!
Now my life... My life... And I don't mean my life has become bad or anything, but it's just become complicated.
It's just become complicated and difficult and stressful.
And it used to be so different.
It used to be, what was better than that?
Just vibing with the boys.
You used to go to my friend's house.
We'd play Smash Brothers in the basement.
And, you know, drinking a can of pop.
Go out to the parking lot.
Walk around the parking lot.
Go to Burger King.
Get ice cream cone, chicken fries at Burger King.
Hang out behind the plaza.
There's a little gap in the fence that we would sneak through the fence and hang out in the wooded area there.
Good times, man.
We'll never get those years back.
Never get them back!
And some people are like, oh, those are the best years of your life.
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I mean, they're good years.
It's different.
It's just different.
But the one thing about them is you don't get them back.
That's the thing.
That's what it's difficult to get over, is the irreversibility, the finality of it.
That chapter's closed, and there's no return.
And you look at that, and you think, oh, I remember.
I remember when I was a boy, and it seemed like I would never grow old.
I was a young man once, I was a teenager, and I thought those days would never end.
And then they did, and they ended quite rapidly.
I feel like I had to become a man sooner than others.
You know, my peers are still in college.
Some of you, some of the Groypers are still in college, and they still have this prolonged adolescence.
I had to grow up quickly because of what happened to me.
You know, this political stuff and this game, you know, I had to plunge right into the world.
And I had to become a serious person.
I had to put away childish things.
Not really, but in a spiritual way.
So I do.
I look at Kensney.
I look at the folk salad.
Guys, I say, oh, good times.
But it's, uh...
But I just hope they enjoy.
You know, it's good to see.
It's good to see the cycle.
And now I really do feel almost like a paternal... I feel very paternal about it.
I feel as... And I'm not an old guy, obviously.
I'm 21, right?
I'm still an adolescent, I guess, in some way.
But my brain isn't even fully developed, as many of these boomers like to remind me.
And that's a good thing.
I could still do something risky.
Still gotta be careful.
Uh-oh!
His brain's not developed.
He could do something risky right now.
But, um, I do now feel a sense of responsibility now to the younger people, because I was once young, and I feel a responsibility, almost like an older brother.
When I look at Jaden, well, you know, Jaden's like what?
He's like, he's like 10 months younger than me.
But I look at Jaden, I look at a lot of these younger guys, even the Groypers, a lot of them are 18 or whatever, and I feel a sense of responsibility to, you know, help them and give them whatever knowledge that I've learned, you know.
so advice things like that question for nick says sorry about the recent cringe by the way love you king yeah it's all good buddy xrp says thanks for bringing me back to god god bless king well thanks buddy glad to hear it cool blue square says have any childhood fears heights needles etc uh yeah yeah both of those yep yeah i'm not a fan of heights and i don't like needles and it's not really a fear i Well, I guess it's a phobia, because a phobia is irrational.
It's not like I'm afraid of, uh-oh, uh-oh, needle, but I do, it does trigger, like, anxiety.
You know, when I, uh, when I go to the doctor, I tell him I'm not getting any shots.
Like, I will not get shots.
I will not do blood work.
Last time I went to the doctor, he's like, oh, looks like you haven't had blood work in a while.
Well, I'm going to order a full battery of blood work.
I'm like, oh, no, you're not.
You can give me the order.
I will not get the order.
You know?
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Nope.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
They're like, you just go down that hallway and you get your blood work done.
I'm like, oh, okay, sure.
And I make sure he clears out and then I just run out the door, run into the parking lot.
Nope, no blood work today.
So it's not, I'm not like afraid of it.
I just, I know what's going to happen.
They do the thing and I get an anxiety attack.
You know, it happens every time, and I can't control it.
And I know it happens, I know it's a totally harmless thing, but I've, you know, the needle goes in, you feel the blood, you literally feel it leaving your body, you see blood coming out, and I literally just, I just get totally lightheaded, I get sweaty, I turn pale like a ghost, and I just kind of like go limp.
Like, this is what happens to me when I get a vaccine or any kind of Any kind of a needle.
And even some of these tests.
I got an allergy test last year to see if I was allergic to my dog.
And the allergy test is such a nothing.
All they do is they take what?
They take some kind of a device and they do a bunch of little scratches on your skin and one has like dog dander and one has cat dander and you know one will have like pollen and tree pollen and hay and whatever and they make all these little scratches on your arm and then you wait a minute and you see if it irritates your arm and that tells you if you're allergic and That's not a big deal.
It's not anything I'm terrified of, but just that test happening, and just seeing my skin get raised in some areas, seeing a physiological reaction happen in real time, And feeling it, and seeing it, and anticipating it, it maybe had a full-blown anxiety attack.
And the nurses were like, they were being so nice, like, oh, lay down.
And I'm like, I feel like such an idiot.
Don't freak out.
I know exactly what's happening.
I just get a little lightheaded.
I just have a little bit of an anxiety.
This happens all the time.
I feel like such a pussy, you know?
But they're like, oh, no, no.
Lay down.
It's OK.
I'm like, you're being like a baby.
It makes me feel worse, you know?
I can't control it!
I can't!
There's something about it.
Drugs.
Anything that has to do with the physiological reaction, I just get a horrible anxiety.
This happened to me in health class in high school.
When I was in high school, in health class, we were watching a documentary about the effects of drugs.
It was like one of these, you know, just say no campaign type things.
And they did a documentary and they were talking about this is what methamphetamine does to your body.
This is what heroin does to your body.
And when they show all the physiological changes and they go into detail, it literally makes my skin crawl.
I can't stomach it for too long and literally I have to like go away.
I was watching something the other day.
Vsauce was on Ethan Klein.
And he was talking about truth serum drug that he took.
And he was talking about how much he took and how it made him feel.
And I literally had to turn it off because it was making me feel weird.
So that's it.
It's heights.
It's needles.
Yeah, you got it.
But that's about it.
Other than that...
Other than that, like, snakes don't bother me.
Mice, rats doesn't bother me.
Spiders I don't love, but I'm not like, I, well, I really, I guess spiders may qualify.
I really don't like spiders, but, you know, other kinds of bugs don't really phase me.
NJConservative says, self-quarantine sounds awesome to me.
Yeah, sounds awesome to me too.
That's what I need for the rest of my life.
Satiricalman says, the, there are talks about the hill closing.
Yeah, I heard about that as well.
I think it's pretty good.
I like endomorphs.
Endomorphs are good people.
They're jolly, you know, they're kind, affable people.
But don't be fat.
Being fat is not good.
You should, you know, it's one thing to be endomorphic, it's another thing to be fat.
You could be hefty, you could be a little bit, you could have some extra, but to be fat is gross.
King says Amanda mad because she caught Corona from Ted Cruz.
Yeah question for Nick Okay, I'm not reading that 300 Spartan says sedentary lifestyles epic being active is cringe big agree Patrice says R.I.P.
Grand Ayatollah Groyper.
Corona got him.
Ah, sorry to hear.
Minnesota Groyper says the Groypers will always be there for Michelle Malkin.
So true.
Bad Faith Poster says what's required to be fully non-PC?
Well, if you're asking that question, you're probably NPC.
King says Ann Coulter is no mommy.
Yep, no mommy.
No mommy.
I, you know, look, and I like a lot of what she does, but no mommy.
Question for Nyx, a stock project in my class, we were all getting an F. Polish American says, I can imagine Malkin driving the Gropers in an SUV.
Yeah, she's driving us to soccer practice.
Okay, good luck everybody!
You got your, you got your knee guards, shin guards?
I don't know, I've never played soccer.
You have your shin guards?
You have your cleats?
The team snack is in the trunk, I'll be back, right?
You know, we have our baseball game, you know, and Michelle Malkin's bringing the team snack.
What's the team snack?
Hi-C juice boxes and fruit snacks?
Aw, you're the best!
Capri Sun and fruit roll-ups?
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Aw, Mrs. Malkin, she's the best!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
She brought the team snack!
She brought, yo, Mrs. Malkin brought Nutter Butters.
Yo, this is awesome!
Dude, I remember the team snack.
So awesome.
Best part of the game.
Dude, fuck the baseball game.
I'm there for the team snack.
The game, you're just waiting for the game to be over.
I'm in the outfield picking grass.
I'm playing lightsaber.
I'm playing Star Wars with myself.
I'm in right field.
I'm sitting on my ass picking grass.
The coach is yelling at me.
I don't care.
We're playing t-ball.
Nobody's hitting into the outfield.
I'm hanging out.
I'm fighting General Grievous.
I am General Grievous.
I'm fighting Obi-Wan.
I'm in the outfield playing around.
Game ends.
Everybody rushes the outfield.
Team snack.
Juice boxes.
Water bottle.
Some kind of bagged goody.
Teddy grams.
That kind of thing.
Nilla wafers.
Had a lot of those.
Yeah, those were the good days.
I remember all the baseball shenanigans.
Get home, get out of my baseball uniform, load up Battlefront II, Simpsons hit and run.
I was so anti-social.
I remember when I was in baseball one time, my father My father.
This is like a little Joker moment.
My father made me play baseball every year from kindergarten to middle school.
I never liked it but he made me do it every year and I was the worst and I sucked and I never got along with anybody and they picked on me.
One time I had to punch some kid in the face.
There was this kid named Jack And this was the year if you're from Chicago you remember this every seven years There's a huge cicada Infestation we're actually due for one.
I'm not sure is it every seven years.
I think it might be longer than that Might be like 15 years something crazy like that but every there's like this very long interval where every so many years these cicadas Come out, and they're everywhere, and it's disgusting.
At first, they have these exoskeletons, and they crawl up the tree, and then they die.
Well, they don't die.
They look like beetles, and they crawl around, and then they emerge from their exoskeletons as these black, huge, well, they're not huge, but they're like this big, these flies with red eyes.
They're black, and they're pretty big, and they make this horrible noise, and they smell.
I will never forget the smell.
And they are everywhere.
And I remember coming home from school, and they would literally dive on to you.
You'd rush home, unlock the door, and they'd be flying on you.
They'd land on you.
It was crazy.
And they smell, because they'll start to die en masse, and they smell like shit.
Anyway, it was during that, it was during a baseball game, the cicadas were everywhere, and this kid Jack threw a cicada on me, and I just blasted him.
It was one of those nerds rising up moments, you know, when the nerd gets mad and he flips out.
Yeah, he threw a cicada at me and I punched him.
I think I punched him in the face.
I don't know if I punched him in the face or in the chest, but he started crying and everyone got mad at me.
Typical.
But anyway, that was the kind of stuff I had to go through.
As a kid in baseball and I remember one time we had a big game it was like the final game of the year and everybody got their trophies and so on and As soon as it was over.
I was like dad.
I want to go home and play video games.
I want to go home Okay, I'm ready to go home.
I want to play whatever I rented at that time some some game I had rented from Hollywood video and All right, I want to go home.
And my dad was like, you're the worst.
How could you?
What kind of kid are you?
You don't want to hang out.
Everyone's playing outside.
All your friends are here.
You want to go play video games?
I'm like, yup.
Yup, I want to go home.
They made, no, you have to go play.
You have to go play with everybody.
All right, whatever.
So that was, that was baseball for me.
It was very, there were some good moments.
But generally, generally unpleasant.
Generally, I just want to go home and game.
I just want to game for God's sakes.
Everybody's talking about stealing first, and home runs, and hitting a double, and grounders.
I just want to play PlayStation 2 for God's sakes, right?
I just want to go home and game.
I want to get back to the game station over here.
Well yeah, a lot of good stories from back in the dugout.
Back in the dugout!
Oh, I miss the dugout.
Dude, when it got rained out, that was the best feeling ever.
There, I will never experience a more elated, I will never experience more elation than when a baseball game got rained out.
That was literally the best ever.
You'd be like, I gotta go to this game, gotta get in a stupid costume, basically, right?
These stupid pants, socks, so uncomfortable, so dumb, gotta go out, gotta stand around, they're not gonna hit into the outfield.
And then it's then and then a few drops and then storm clouds rolling in.
unidentified
Uh-oh.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
It's getting a little cooler.
Uh-oh.
I'm feeling drops.
I'm feeling drops on my hands.
It's really coming down now.
I hope there's no lightning and then the lightning comes and they call it and then you get to then you get to go home get to eat the snack get to go home.
All right, get to drive home.
Time to game game is can't the dumb game is canceled now the real game can begin Can anybody relate?
Yeah, good times the old the old LaGrange Little League Good times.
I'll have to get into that more on a stream later Cuz I got a lot to say about that anyway uh let's see we've got where did i leave off that was uh malkin driving us in the svm mrs malkin driving us to the game uh mrs malkin can i get a ride home oh sure thing sure thing Yeah, we get in the backseat.
It smells like new car smell.
You know your friend that had the new car smelled like a new car They have like a new car.
I had an old car old smelly shit minivan Yeah, we you know my family kind of struggled for a little while.
We had some you know tough things going on anyway Question for Nix is Amanda Carpenter more like Amanda Fart in her.
Yeah, Amanda Fart.
Chris says Kirk is coming to my university.
Should me and the boys go?
Yeah, do it.
BaseDollar says nobody finals a knife, dumb bitch.
Yeah, for real, stupid bitch.
Jason says, you know, you got that thing on you.
You know, I do Solomon says do you like Al Pacino thoughts on him and hunters?
Yeah, I like Al Pacino.
I mean He was like a good actor and then he got to be like a goofy actor You know like dog day afternoon good movie good actor Godfather good actor But then right around the time of what was that movie?
Is it Carlitos Way?
I think it's Carlitos Way.
is he in that one or am I thinking of a different movie is that Al Pacino Yeah.
It's right around Carlitos Way Scarface that he just turned into this cartoon.
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I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Got silly.
I liked him in Heat.
I liked him in Godfather.
I did like him in Scarface, and I did like him in Carlito's Way, but he got kind of silly.
You know what I mean?
Carlito's Way.
I watched that movie a lot of times when I was younger.
I haven't seen it in a while.
That's a good one.
Okay, let's see.
Dumbass says, now that's a knife.
Yeah.
Question for Nick says, when you pull out the knife, the lemons explode.
Yep.
Diogenes says, fondling the knife, Gaddafi check.
Gross.
Dumbass says, he's just holding it menacingly.
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Yeah.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Tampa Bay says, Nick the fondler.
unidentified
Yeah.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Let's, let's not get that going.
King says, no fondle.
No fondle.
No fondle.
You're the fondler.
Yeah.
No Fondle!
No Fondle!
You're the Fondler.
NJ Conservative says the only time our ideas were even addressed was Shapiro saying Israel can defend herself.
A lie.
Yeah, exactly.
The one substantive rebuttal and it was a lie.
Michael says Amanda has no eggs.
Yeah, no eggs.
Empty egg carton.
Ben says knife fondling is great optics.
Big agree.
Black Phillips says everyone should log into IMDB and give hunters a one star.
I agree.
Ty Bores says mandatory work from home in effect at major firms.
Amanda who?
Jesus is the only carpenter I know.
So true.
Sky fries says get in the bag.
Steak.
I don't know what that means.
Charlie says Capital CV in the chat, so RBG gets coronavirus.
Yep.
Sky Fries is China.
Robot nurses.
America.
Immigrant nurses.
Yeah, dude.
You have no idea.
Unless and until you have a family member in the hospital, you have no idea how bad it is.
My grandmother's been in the hospital, or she was in the hospital for a few weeks.
And, yeah, she's been having a little bit of trouble.
And it's almost like worse than the illness is the people we have to deal with in the hospital.
It's like these immigrants and people that don't speak English and just people that don't have the most basic common sense.
You know, some of the stories that my mom's been taking care of or some of the stories from the hospital with these people.
That's when you really start to realize how bad diversity is.
Once you interact with these people on a level like that, on an intimate level, When they have control over your situation, when your life is in their hands, or in any capacity, something that you need, you have to get past one of these people.
It's only then that you realize how bad our quality of life is going to be in the future when it's all immigrants.
It's in the hospital, it's daycares, it's nurseries, and increasingly it's everything else too.
Customer service, obviously.
Osberger says, without mass quarantine or free testing it could get ugly.
Illegals and the poor will not want to test.
Yeah, very true.
Green Cedar says, I'm tired of pretending bikinis aren't immodest.
Okay, what are you, gay?
Is that true?
Yeah, that is what they say.
uh gravel pits is coat your gloves with pennies copper kills corona is that true osberger says media is like the real problem with coronavirus is racism and stigmatizing asian americans yeah that that is what they say good observation charlie says commie bioweapon libs are actively spreading it commie yeah they're commies uh It seems like the Africans are immune to it, honestly.
It seems like, for whatever reason, they have some kind of built-in immunity.
Yeah, makes sense.
Osberger says, in the medium to long term, more poor countries will become hotspots.
It is about to hit Africa.
It seems like the Africans are immune to it, honestly.
It seems like, for whatever reason, they have some kind of built-in immunity.
Because they're not catching it like everybody else is.
Dresden says, the bearded Chad is making a comeback.
Big Globes says, keep getting emails to be a Republican delegate.
Should I?
You should.
Millennial Welder says, my fever's 100, have a cough and shortness of breath.
Should get that checked out.
Black Phillips says, Trump was right, 4D chess, jobs coming back home.
Yeah, maybe it's a good thing.
Osburger says, at what interest rate would you book a flight to China right now?
Yeah, yeah, good point.
EK says, in DC, did you red pill Michelle Malkin on anything?
Dude, Michelle Malkin is the red pill.
E-cases, did she grill you over any of your views?
No, because Michelle Malkin's a normal person.
When you meet normal people that are your friends, you're not like, hey, have you got any new red pills for me?
Hey Michelle, got a new red pill for you.
Normal people don't talk like this.
I don't know if you know any normal, real people, but that's not what we talk about.
Particularly in politics, you would be surprised.
Did Michelle grill you on any of your views?
No, that's not really what friends do.
So Nick, I like you, but what do you think about this?
Your view is wrong.
That is what autistic people do, okay?
And like real autistic people, not like socialized autistic people.
And I gotta tell you, it's weird.
There's like some people I know that when we get together, all they want to talk about is politics.
All they want to talk about is the movement.
The movement.
All they want to talk about.
And it's typically the normies.
It's typically the people that I know that I'm friends with who work normal jobs and are not like, and they're not in the movement.
They're the ones that are like, oh, thank God.
I'm out of work.
Now I can finally talk about immigration.
It's like, I don't want to talk about it.
I don't want to talk about how mass immigration is killing America.
I talk about that every day for my job.
You know?
That's what I do for my work.
So you have all these normies out there who they, you know, I guess every day they do water cooler talk.
They can't talk to anybody about this stuff.
So when they talk to me, well that's when they want to unload about the globalists and immigration.
It's like, I just got off work.
You know, we're hanging out, we're chilling, we're vibing, and you want to talk to me essentially about work things.
You want to talk to me about the movement and what you're doing for the movement.
I don't want to talk to you about that, okay?
I talk about that enough.
I'm off the clock right now!
I want a game!
I want a vibe!
I'm not on the clock!
You know?
And it seems to me that the people that are in politics, that deal with this stuff every day, they're the ones we get together.
They want to talk about real people things, and they just want a vibe.
They just want to do what I want to do, walk around, and just, just, you know, hang out.
You know what it's like when you're a guy, and you go with the boys, and you just bullshit.
You just hang out.
You just talk about dumb stuff.
You know?
And sometimes you get into politics.
Sometimes you get there.
But you're not retreading the same boilerplate shit.
Oh wow, immigration's really bad, huh?
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Yup.
Yup.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
It's really bad.
unidentified
Anyway, can we talk about anything else?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Yeah, immigration's like really bad.
Yeah, and you know who's responsible.
Yup.
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Yup.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I've had this conversation about 10 trillion times.
Can we talk about paint drying for a minute now?
Anyway, so no, we didn't grill each other.
Hey Michelle, let's grill each other on our policy positions.
Sounds like a fun time.
You know, we're at a bar, we're celebrating our conference, we're at Harry's, me and Michelle.
Yeah, so what's another red pill?
Dude, man, I just can't, I can't take it.
I can't take it.
I've had it up to here.
Word Miles says, 10 to 20 years ago, they said we'd run out of oil soon.
They say that like every year.
Sheenie says, I literally just sold at the start of the show.
Rookie, hello, rookie check?
Rookie hour?
Amateur hour amateur look at the time amateur hour Fraticelli says I hate shaking hands anyway.
Yeah, me too.
I Hate when people are a dick about shaking hands and like squeeze your hand like wow, you're such a tough guy You know to me all this stuff about give him a firm handshake and all this to me.
It's such a show People are so like everybody is such a poser all these all these you know things that we do You know, to be a big guy.
You gotta be a big... A big guy does this!
A big guy does... I'm a big guy!
I'm gonna crush your hand to show you how tough I am!
Oh, wow!
Whoa, you really squeezed my hand there!
What a toughie, you know?
I'm not a fan either.
It's not sanitary and people are so obnoxious.
I don't really want to touch you.
If I'm friends with you, I want to shake your hand.
If I'm friends with you, I want to give you a hug, you know?
But, uh...
You know, if I just met you, I don't really want to touch you.
So many people, I shake their hand and they're sweaty or they got shit on their hands.
Gross!
Gross!
Don't want that.
Don't want any part of that.
Elle Stintz says, do you have a video now?
Star Wars set was Kino.
Video now.
Video now.
Rings a bell.
No, I didn't have a video now.
I wasn't poor.
My family was struggling, but... Wait, video now.
Video now.
This isn't what I thought it was a moment ago.
Oh!
No, I never had a video now.
This is like, what?
This is like a DVD player or something?
It plays, like, shows?
Okay, yeah, now I remember.
It played, like, these little discs.
Okay, yeah.
I vaguely remember this.
No, I never had a video now.
I had a iPod Nano which you could watch content on.
That was my video player.
Isn't it so funny that like 10 years ago you couldn't watch mobile video?
Maybe not 10, maybe like 15 years ago.
I remember being a kid and not being able to watch like audio video on anything except for a television.
Do you remember that?
Because I distinctly remember a time when the idea of like getting a tv show in a mobile device was like mind-blowing that was so novel to me the thought of like having a television show on a phone or on like uh anything was like crazy to me even a touch screen touch screens were crazy i remember when the nintendo ds came out that was like what a touch screen you touch it and it interacts
And then the iTouch came out, and that was, like, insane, because touchscreens used to be so bad.
They used to have them, but they were terrible.
And the iPhone and the iTouch came out, and it had such great latency with the touch that it totally changed the game, and obviously it was much more viable.
But, yeah, I remember, like, getting a 30 Rock on my iPod Nano or SpongeBob and being like, this is so cool.
I've got TV shows on my iPod Nano!
Or like those portable DVD players they used to have.
Man, things used to be so different.
Even as... I'm a pretty young guy, but even as I was growing up, it was still in a transitional stage.
I remember even like pictures and videos, like recording those things.
My flip phone used to be terrible.
You know, the idea that now on your phone you have like a crisp, good camera.
Years ago you'd have to carry around an actual camera to take good pictures.
Your flip phone wouldn't do the job.
And I remember the flip video camera.
You remember that?
You couldn't record video.
You know, forget about it.
You couldn't take pictures.
Forget about video.
You'd actually have to have a video camera and like upload it to your computer.
You'd have to upload it with a thing.
The cloud I mean all these things you grew up without him you forget how you know it's such a blast from the past to see physical media like this and there was shit like this flip video camera you know kids cameras and uh portable players like this and your mp3 player and now it's all now it's all on the phone but I remember all these different
Gadgets and you know doodads things like that Catboy says don't forget to pray so true Josh the remover says I got doxxed by Antifa this weekend rip in dip R.I.P in D.I.P yeah for sure buddy spurts is on a mission that nibba say is impossible but when I find on my when I find on my knife they all choppable what is that from that's from a song
That's from what?
Liquid Swords?
Is that from Liquid Swords?
Yeah, that's from Liquid Swords.
Yeah, Liquid Swords.
Cookie Crumbs says, is Croatia based?
Yeah, I think so.
Giants says, do you think we should get rid of the Fed?
Honestly, no.
I know in the Fed a lot of people are about ending the Fed.
Not really.
I think we should have the Fed, but we should change the way it's run.
I mean we should have a central bank, but I'm like a monetarist.
I believe that the money should be based on like a predictable algorithm.
It's just the way that things should be.
It shouldn't be so discretionary is my opinion.
We should be able to make discretionary choices at times, but I think it should largely be predictable, the extent to which the money's being produced.
Flying Dutchman says, I haven't been outside for three weeks, feeling great.
Hey, good for you.
Big Max says, Corona seems like... what is this?
I don't know what any of this means.
Melon says what time should Chad's wake up and how much reading?
Okay, shut up Beast says Israeli spy company black cube used by Weinstein.
Yeah, we know that Flying Dutchman's has talked a lot about numbers Nick.
What's up with that?
I don't know what that means.
Flying Dutchman says, Nick, you're handsome.
Your face looks like a flower.
Thanks.
Master of Wars says, my bad.
Okay.
Beast says, can't buy N95 respirators anymore.
Skull masks?
Okay.
No, I don't think that actually helps.
Charlie... in any way, actually.
Charlie says, I gave blood the other day.
Look away.
Yep.
Moops says, what should be the max height for a female?
Another stupid question.
NJ Conservatives says, flu test sucks.
So far, up nose scratched my brain.
What is a flu test?
I've never gotten a flu test.
The only test I know is the strep test.
Did anybody remember the dreaded strep test?
I hope I never get strep for as long as I live, just so I don't have the test.
When they jam a popsicle stick down your throat.
I never got a flu test, never got a flu shot, and I will not get a vaccine ever again for the rest of my life.
CA says, shout out to Pashtun Zoomer.
Afghan knicker gang is strong.
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Sure.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I can't imagine.
Why would they get mad at you for that?
I guess you should warn them, though.
But yeah, I don't love that.
lol i can't imagine why would they get mad at you for that i guess you should warn them though but yeah i don't i don't love that uh girth says i've always wondered where do you get your ideas okay lord maryland says i used to wrestle the nurse's arm when getting shots that's kind of funny base dollar says i forgot about team snacks little debbie cakes you know those little debbie uh brownies you remember those they're Is that what they were a little Debbie brownies around?
No, I'm thinking of Yeah, yeah the cosmic yo cosmic brownie check, dude.
I Cosmic brownie check.
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Oh!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Remind me to literally go to the store today.
Cosmic brownie.
They weren't even that good, but it's just nostalgic.
My black friend always used to eat these.
I was so jealous.
He'd always have a cosmic brownie in his lunchbox.
Damn.
Cosmic brownies.
This is what they took from us.
Return!
We have to return to tradition.
Give me a cosmic brownie.
What else did Little... Little Debbie's... What else did they have?
The Nutty Bars... And I also remember, what were those, um... What were those other brownies?
They were, like, shaped like a, uh... They were shaped like... What were they shaped like?
They were shaped like, uh, dots.
You know, dots like the candy.
What were those brownies called?
Snack brownies... What the fuck are they called?
Little Bites!
Little Bites.
Little Bites!
Brownies, man!
Little Bites!
Little Bites!
Little Bites check?
Cosmic Brownie check?
Yo!
Little Bites check?
Damn!
Remember when Donald Trump said that?
Little Bites, Little Bites.
When he was talking about John Kasich?
Look away, Barron!
Don't look!
Okay, yeah, man little bites little bites check yo, hello yummy department Man, I had some good snacks in my day little bites cosmic brownies Man Man Good times Anybody remember tricks yogurt when it had two colors you'd swirl it up trigger every remember those little tricks yogurt cups and it was like yellow and pink and you'd swirl it up and
Man, I gotta, I gotta go back.
I need to start eating like a kid again.
I'm gonna be like that.
I want to be like Tom Hanks in Big.
The America vs. Compound is gonna be toys everywhere and like cosmic brownies and Trix yogurt and Quaker Oats granola bars.
America vs. Compound.
It's gonna be like that movie Big.
I gotta find that machine, but it does the opposite.
It makes me a kid again.
Let's see.
That's what happened to me.
Paleoconservative says your needle's condition is called something something.
Okay, science talk.
American says team snack check.
Yeah, let's get a team snack.
We got to bring a team snack next time we do an America First meetup like AfPak or GroperPak or GLS, I mean.
We got to have a team snack.
Patrick has to bring the team snack.
He's the adult in the movement.
So Patrick will bring in those big... He'll bring one of those big bags of chips, one of those party bags where it's got all the little bags of like Doritos and Lays.
Okay, everybody can take one.
Patrick handing out Hi-C juice boxes to me and Jake Lloyd and Jaden and Vince and Steve.
Okay, everybody gets one.
Here's your thing.
Man, I gotta go back.
Wages is tired of people staring at me when I'm outside.
This baby in a grocery cart was about to get it before I calmed myself down.
Anybody relate?
Yeah, I can relate.
Kings is being autistic in Little League.
Brings me back!
Yeah, good times being the autistic in the Little League.
I'm still resentful about that, by the way.
I'm still resentful about Little League, okay?
I'm not gonna lie.
You know, people say, you were bullied in high school.
I wasn't bullied in high school.
I was a Chad in high school.
I was bullied in first grade, and I never got over it.
But yeah, psychologically I got over it, mentally I got over it, but the grudge remains.
Yeah, I got over it, but do you ever really get over what happened in first grade?
I don't think so.
But yeah, I remember those days.
Yeah, okay, I couldn't hit the ball very hard, and I couldn't catch or throw, but I did really good on the English test.
I did really good on my English fluency test, and well, let's just say...
Let's just say that paid off.
Am I a little bit irrationally resentful about the baseball diamond?
The baseball diamond 15 years ago?
Yeah, maybe.
But I think that's appropriate.
I'm still a well-adjusted, socialized person.
Psychologically, I've gotten over it.
But I do remember.
But I do remember.
I do remember the old baseball days.
Yeah, it's hard to forget.
Hard to forget.
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But I'm doing good now, so who cares?
Let's see.
Polish American says, hey bitch, the only fondling will be of your milkers.
Oh, oh, alright, easy big guy.
Polish American says, when's the NoFondle stream?
Give up on the NoFap stream.
Yeah, maybe a NoFondle.
Yeet says, I watch for the news, stay for the nostalgia trip.
It's a big part of my brand, is the Zoomer memory lane.
I want to go back!
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2005!
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I want to go back to 2005!
Take me back!
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2005!
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I gotta click my heels together.
I wish it was 2005.
I wish it was 2005.
I wish it was 2005!
That is going to be objective number one.
If we ever need a Groyper government, objective number one will be to make it 2005 again.
Somehow.
We have to make it happen.
We've got to go back.
I will not rest until I go back to 2005.
Star Wars 3 came out.
I remember the keynote surrounding Star Wars 3 and its release.
The release of Revenge of the Sith.
All the promotional stuff.
The Burger King toys.
The Burger King Star Wars 3 toys.
Anybody remember that?
There were like Star Wars toys in the cereal boxes like a lightsaber.
Star Wars 3 game for the Nintendo DS.
Star Wars 3 game for the PS2.
I need to go.
I need to return.
Return to tradition.
Lieutenant says, H1B co-worker gave me the flu.
Closed borders now.
Yeah, for real.
Yeet says, Boomer, I lost everything.
Zoomer, how do I buy stock?
Pretty funny.
Yeah, yeah, nice to see the tables turn.
Boomer, I lost my whole retirement!
Zoomers, how do I buy stock?
How do I mail a letter?
I went to the post office to mail something the other day and the lady was giving me such an attitude.
She's like, have you ever done this before?
I'm like, no, I haven't.
I was so fucking close to flying off the handle.
I was like this close to saying like, you know, I'm getting a real attitude from you.
I was like so close just like game on.
But I said, you know what?
I need her to ship this package for me.
So...
So be it.
The people in my post office are so rude every time I go there.
And what do you have to be rude about?
You've got it made.
You've got an easy government job.
You're in a nice neighborhood.
You talk to nice old people all day.
You sit on your ass in an air-conditioned place.
You get great benefits, great pay, not hard.
And they're nasty.
They're nasty and they're rude in my post office.
Not the official P.O.
box, but like my neighborhood post office.
Rude!
So rude!
And I hate it.
I hate rude people.
I'm a nice person.
Jaden says, F off.
We just want to listen to Black, not Democrat.
Yeah, enough with the red pills.
I just want to listen to Black, not Democrat.
Debt Collector says, limp handshakes are worse.
Honestly, who cares?
Frankly, I know, oh, give a limp handshake.
I mean, yeah, you shouldn't give a limp handshake.
And you shouldn't give a tough handshake.
Just shake hands like a normal person.
Just give a nice, sound, firm handshake.
But honestly, I'm actually more offended if somebody tries to crush my hand than if somebody gives me the dead fish.
I really am.
Because somebody tries to crush your hand is just like a blowhard, and I hate blowhards.
I hate blowhards, I hate posers, and I experience so much of this.
People, I, oh look at me, I'm a you, you know, I'm this big time.
I get so much of this, and I fucking hate it.
You know, I'm like a cocky guy, but I'm not pretentious.
I'm not somebody that's gonna be, you know.
You know how I am.
You know the nature in which I'm cocky.
It's a very self-aware and almost borderline ironic sort of a thing.
But there are some people that have such an ego.
And that stuff really annoys the shit out of me.
Green Cedar says, modest girl dressing like a prostitute seems incoherent.
Okay, rolling my eyes.
At the beach?
No bikinis on the beach!
Shut up!
Shut up!
Polish Americans, I've just, some of this trad stuff, don't get me wrong, I'm traditional, I'm Catholic, but then you got these people that are like, you're trad, but you listen to rap music, you're trad, but bikinis, dude, just shut the fuck up, shut up.
Jeez, shut it.
Polish American says, damn, I remember watching VHS in 2008, used to be poor.
I remember VHS.
VHS used to suck.
You have to rewind it.
You remember that?
You put it in the VHS, and if you didn't rewind it, you have to rewind the whole movie.
And it took a long time, too.
It wasn't like, oh, you just press a button.
It's like, no, you have to rewind the whole tape.
And we'll rewind.
You have to watch the whole thing go.
I remember the old VHS tapes, the big boxes that used to come in, those big plastic boxes.
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Let's see.
Armenians says, would ending dual citizenship solve dual loyalty?
No.
NJ Conservatives says, I thought strep test bad just had the flu test.
It sucks.
Irish Lassie says, truly enjoy every minute of your show.
Thanks.
Andrew Jackson says, would you ever buy another penthouse?
Maybe.
Rando says, will the inflation theory heal my crippling debt?
Yeah, just print more money.
Give out more money.
We just started giving it all away.
Brad the Zoomer says, remember those neon colored barrels?
Youth soccer.
Neon colored barrels.
The juice?
Yo!
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What the hell was that stuff called?
Juice.
I'm just gonna look up juice barrel.
I so remember that.
Yo!
Yeah, huggables would hug something.
Little hugs.
Oh, man.
There were the little stout ones and there were the tall Kool-Aid ones.
Yep.
There were the Kool-Aid bursts with the twist off top, and then there were the little barrels, the wider ones with the peel off top.
Oh, man.
Man, man, I remember that stuff.
gosh take me back okay i need a grocery list okay cosmic brownies juice barrels i'm on ironically yeah let's get it going juice barrels cosmic brownies um we're returning to tradition as soon as the stream is over well maybe not i'm not going to tell you exactly my whereabouts or my schedule but maybe i'll go on amazon i'll order some little hugs some just some kool-aid bursts
Some Teddy Grahams and Cosmic Brownies, all the good stuff.
We got to go back.
I can redo my childhood.
I can live vicariously through my childhood with these snacks.
I can do it over again.
Let's see.
Joe the Boomer is giving me one of his tweets.
Armenian Groepers says, never forget first grade opportunities.
I'll never forget.
I'll never forget the insults, the abuse.
I'll never forget.
I'll never forget the way my teachers talked to me.
Never forget Mrs. Divine.
Mrs. Divine told me not to sneeze in her book.
I sneezed.
I sneezed in the book.
She gets all shitty with me.
I'll never forget my friend was talking to me and she yelled at me during the reading.
She's reading a book.
My friend's talking to me.
She yelled at me for talking during the reading.
Really?
I'm like one of the best kids here.
I'm the most well-behaved person here.
I'm trying to keep the peace here.
Somebody's talking to me.
That's not my fault.
I'll never forget the gym teacher.
Yeah, me and my friend messing around on the scooters.
Okay, and it was my friend who was causing trouble We're supposed to sit on the scooters back-to-back and this guy's messing around biggest troublemaker in the class gym teacher yells at me Can you believe it?
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Won't forget I won't forget, you know coaches peers teachers.
Oh, you know, I'm over it, but I'll never forget WD says oh five was an epic year.
It was a good one and Polish American says, are you gonna marry a freak?
Thinking about it.
What does that mean?
I will not marry a freak.
I'll marry a normal person.
Moops says, I need to know the ideal female height to have tall, chad sons.
Yeah, okay, autist.
I don't, why, why do people ask questions like this?
I, I don't know.
Uh, Han says, do you want a funny, funny answer?
Ha, funny answer, funny question.
I want a funny answer.
Do you, are you unironically asking?
I don't know.
Hans says either way it's off-putting.
Hans says think oil will come back any time soon?
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It really matters high to the parents more than the woman.
Hans says, think oil will come back anytime soon?
I don't know.
We'll have to wait and see what happens with Russia.
Frank Zillas says, Mike Hawk has a firm handshake.
Oh, does he?
Polish American says my super chats used to be cringe.
Any, excuse me, anything is possible.
Polish American says juicy juice check.
Watermelon slices.
Thanks, Mrs. Malkin.
I never liked the watermelon slices.
I don't like watermelon and I don't like watermelon flavored candy.
Juicy juice.
Which one is this?
We never had Juicy Juice.
Nah, we never had these.
Oh, well, the Apple ones occasionally.
But it was mainly Hi-C and Capri Sun.
Big Lobe says, Yelp reviews for your post office can confirm.
Is that true?
Let me look it up.
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Let's take a look. - Thank you.
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Let's see, three reviews.
Oh, no, these are all like five though two five-star reviews one one-star review The lady there works every day.
So it's the same woman all the time She's extremely rude and always has attitude every time I go in there and I've been there more than ten times I even decided to change the address that I ship my stuff to to not deal with her.
Yep Very true Yeah, so I guess I'm not the only one.
There's another person as well.
Joe the Boomer says, I warned you, Nick, I'm going to use my tesseract.
Uh-oh.
Polish Americans as immigrant parents equals lame lunch snacks, no fruit roll-ups.
Yeah, immigrant parents would be like, make some smelly garbage in a thermos.
I remember there was this girl.
There was a girl in my class named Esmeralda, and she always used to bring the most foul-smelling shit in her thermos.
And a lot of my friends brought a bunch of gross shit.
My other friend was Muslim.
He would actually bring pretty assimilated type stuff.
He couldn't eat fruit snacks.
My mom fed him fruit snacks one time when he was at our house and his mom got mad.
Like, that's not halal or something.
Anyway, so yeah, I can confirm.
Immigrants do not, they will not send you a good lunch.
They'll send you a gross lunch.
Ned's Declassified style gross school lunches.
As compared to the based, you know, mom, Italian mom who's going to pack me, you know.
I actually had raviolios a lot when I was a kid.
I can't believe I used to eat that.
The thought of it makes me cringe.
My mom used to pack me those Chef Boyardee raviolios for lunch in the thermos.
Dude, beef ravioli.
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Chef Boyardee beef ravioli in the thermos.
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Gross?
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Ew!
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I can't believe I ate that.
But I did.
But that was what I used to eat for lunch.
Because I hated... I used to have like a turkey sandwich.
This occasionally used to be ravioli or soup.
Stuff like that.
Anyway, Moops says Capri Sun is greater than Hi-C.
No way, dude.
Hi-C is way better.
Hi-C is actually like juice.
Capri Sun doesn't taste as sweet as Hi-C.
Polish American says, want a kinky wife?
Thoughts?
Yeah, disavow.
Sodomite Annihilator says, don't forget the yogos.
No, gross.
Also, Google Jimmy Garoppolo.
Jimmy Garoppolo.
Why does that name ring a bell?
Why does it sound so familiar?
Yeah, I don't know why you're asking me to look that up.
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But the name sounds familiar.
In any case, uh, Yogos.
Those were those, like, what?
Yogurt pieces?
What the heck were those?
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It was, uh... What is it?
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Yogurt-covered, fruit-flavored bits.
Yeah, I never had Yogos.
There were a lot of goo... There were a lot of gimmicky things.
What else was there?
There were, like, those things that were, like... They were called Dots, I think.
And they were, like, uh...
It was like a gummy thing.
Dot.
Gummy.
It was like flat.
It was like a flat.
It wasn't like dots like the candy.
What were they called?
They were called like... What the heck were they called?
Dot.
Gummy.
Oh, maybe flat?
What the heck were those things called?
You know what I'm talking about?
They used to have like these that were like flat.
They used to come on like a piece of paper.
Maybe they weren't called dots.
What the heck were they called?
They had a lot of goofy stuff like that remember on grits where they called grits or grips or something They were they came in like cookie flavor.
Hey, I'm forgetting the name grits cheese it What that were they called Grips they were called grips.
Yeah, I remember grips grips cookie Yo!
Do they still make these?
Grips?
Cookie Flavor?
Value Pack?
Yo, do they still sell them?
I'll buy them.
I'll buy them on Amazon.
I'll get a... I want a taste.
I want a taste of some Grips.
Scooby Snacks?
I'm there.
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Let's see Polish Americans as the food was good, but the snacks were lacking Michelle Obama effed up my lunches no brownies.
Yeah for real Flying Dutchman, I remember in Park.
Well, my middle school is called Park and my middle school We used to hate Michelle Obama because it was right around when I got to middle school that all these school lunch rule rules came into effect and I remember we would always talk about off and Michelle Obama.
We hate Michelle Obama.
It's bringing me back.
It's reminding me of the smell of my old lunchroom.
Lunchroom used to smell like terrible.
I used to come home for lunch for that reason.
Flying Dutchman says nobody wants to admit they ate eight cans of ravioli.
Yeah, Armenian Groypris' favorite ice cream from the ice cream truck.
I like the face characters, you know, like the SpongeBob ice cream, and I like the Ninja Turtle, and I like the Looney Tunes one.
I like the face ice creams, because they had the gumball eyes.
I like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle probably the best.
I like the Tweety Bird one.
And I did not like the Spongebob one.
The Spongebob one was kind of yucky.
But I liked those.
And I liked, they had like an Oreo ice cream cup.
They had like an ice cream cup one.
And I also liked let me let me look at the full list.
Let me pull it up ice cream truck List I Do like the classic ice cream sandwich, that's one of my favorites of all time classic You know the classic ice cream sandwich.
I was like the cookie ice cream sandwich.
It's got like a chocolate chip cookie and chocolate chips surrounding it And I liked, uh, yeah, the Screamer.
That Oreo, that's what it's called.
It says it's an Oreo Screamer.
Uh, yeah, Tweety Bird ice cream.
And that was really it.
I never liked, like, the orange cream bar.
Gross.
And I never had, like, the popsicles.
We used to get those popsicles at home.
You know what I mean?
Like the ones that are just, like, straight up popsicles.
We used to have those, what do they call those, they came in the yellow box, you know what I'm talking about.
We used to have those in the freezer, so why would I get that from the ice cream truck?
If I'm going to the ice cream truck, I want a face.
I want something you only get at the ice cream truck.
I want a screamer.
I want a cookie sandwich.
We used to get those at the pool.
We'd go to the local pool, swim a little bit, and then get one of those cookie ice cream sandwiches or a funnel cake.
Take me back!
We lived in paradise!
We didn't know how good we had it!
We lived in utopia, man.
Go into the pool, come out of the pool, get a slice of pizza, get a funnel cake, curly fry, cookie, ice cream sandwich.
It's like, I feel like Plankton in the Spongebob movie when he's just like... Remember Tang?
Says Boo Radley.
I do not remember Tang.
Actually, sorry to say Well, we live in the matrix doesn't remember Krabby Patty candies.
Yeah, I remember those never ate them though gross Majors, does anyone ever get the Pikachu ice cream?
No Master of Wars is best ice cream truck item is the Choco Taco never had that one girth Brooks's chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwich.
Yeah, it's yummy Okay, well looks like you got one more super chat that's gonna do it for us.
Not a lot of Ninjaginis tonight.
I guess you gave all your Ninjaginis to Jaden.
That's okay.
Green Cedar says Dunkaroos was a flex coming back this summer.
I never had those.
Let's take a look.
Dunkaroo, that sounds vaguely familiar.
Oh yeah, you know, I never liked these.
Never was a fan.
I only ate the Oreo ones.
But I was never a big fan of these.
Anybody remember Cereal Straws?
It was made out of cereal.
Oh, I just typed in cereal twice.
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Hello.
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Autism on Cereal.
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Cereal.
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Cereal Straws.
Fruit Loops Cereal Straw Check.
Cocoa Crispy Cereal Straw.
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I need to return to tradition tonight.
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Okay.
Ah, here we go.
BaseDollar says, I saved one Ninjagini for you.
Ah, well thank you so much.
Very kind of you.
But it looks like that's our last Super Chat.
That's gonna do it for us tonight.
That's gonna do it for us tonight on this show.
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