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CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: Trump Bucks Proposal Unveiled in Phase II Relief | America First Ep. 568

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unidentified		- Good evening everybody.
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 Thursday.
		And we've got a great show.
		Lots to talk about.
		Lots to get into.
		We are here again in quarantine from the coronavirus.
		And we're going to be talking about that.
		We've got more news, more developments, more to talk about with the coronavirus pandemic.
		We're going to switch it up a little bit tonight as well.
		Main story, as usual, is going to be about the coronavirus, specifically about the Trump bucks.
		This has been in the news now this week, the cash payments.
		One of the ideas, as we know, for a fiscal stimulus during this recession, it really is a recession at this point, is the idea that the government would just simply pay everybody in the country $1,000, or the poor, the middle class, something like that, but mass cash payments from the government to the people directly.
		And we've been looking at that and hearing about proposals that are being tossed around in the Senate and in the House.
		It's been discussed by the President, discussed by congressmen and senators, and today we finally have a pretty concrete proposal, It's not firm.
		It's not finished.
		This is not the final proposal.
		But Senate Republicans unveiled their initial plan.
		Sort of a draft plan for what the cash payments might look like.
		And we'll be looking at that tonight.
		All the details surrounding that.
		What exactly that will entail.
		How much money we're talking about.
		Who is eligible to receive the money and everything else?
		And again, we're going to be talking tonight about one draft.
		Like I said, the Republicans in the Senate released their draft proposal, and what they have decided is that they want to give out $1,200 per individual, $2,400 for joint filers.
		And the people that will be eligible for the $1,200 or $2,400 are eligible.
		are individuals who make less than $75,000 and couples that make less than $150,000.
		That's broadly speaking the plan, and there's some other nuances to that.
		Individuals that make between $75,000 and $99,000 will get money, but the money is tapered off the more that you make, and the same is true with couples.
		And then there's also some provisions about poor people.
		If you don't have very much taxable income, I believe you only get $600.
		If you don't have $2,500 in taxable income, then you only get...
		600.
		So we'll get into all the particulars of it as well as other details from this second and third phase of the relief package.
		Yesterday we talked about the first phase of the relief stimulus, the relief package that was passed yesterday by the Senate, and that included free coronavirus testing, paid sick leave, a number of other provisions.
		This second and third relief package, second and third phase of the relief package, which will be together, will include the cash payments as well as more than $200 billion in stimulus funding for industries like the airlines and other industries most affected, as well as hundreds of billions of dollars in loans to small businesses.
		But we'll get into everything that's in the relief package.
		We'll talk all about that Excuse me.
		We'll talk all about that.
		We'll go over the latest numbers for the coronavirus.
		I've got our trusty whiteboard here.
		And the numbers are going up.
		Excuse me.
		I don't know what's going on.
		My throat... Throats feel a little dry.
		I don't... Uh-oh.
		I don't know.
		Is that a cough?
		I hope that's not a cough.
		I think it's just because I haven't talked all day.
		Because I just woke up a few hours ago.
		Two hours ago.
		But let's hope that's something serious.
		But I've got the whiteboard.
		Numbers are going up.
		We're almost at a quarter of a million confirmed cases.
		Italy has now surpassed China in official confirmed deaths from coronavirus which is a pretty big milestone considering that according to the official numbers China has 80,000 cases And they have had 80,000 cases for something like a month.
		Italy only has 41,000 cases as of tonight, but they've surpassed China in deaths.
		Again, these are official numbers, so that is only true insofar as you trust what the Chinese government is saying, or trust what the Chinese government is saying as much as you trust what the Italian government is saying, which I don't know why you would trust those numbers, but we'll get into all of that.
		We'll also talk about something which I saw on Twitter today, which was really amazing.
		Have you heard about this Senator Richard Burr at all?
		I don't know which state he's from.
	I believe it is...
	North Carolina.
	So this is Senator Richard Burr.
	This was an article in ProPublica today talking about how this guy who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee, while all of this was happening back in February, late February, early March, this sender was pulling all of his money out of the stock market.
	Pretty incredible story.
	Like I said, he's a guy from North Carolina and publicly, while all of this started to get out of control globally and in the United States, he was telling people...
	There's no reason to panic, the United States has everything under control, and so on.
	And then quietly and behind closed doors, he was telling his donors and other people that this is far more aggressive than anybody knows, and he was selling all of his stocks.
	He was selling all of his securities, including stocks that he had in, for example, Wyndham Hotels.
	So kind of a critical industry right?
	Kind of indicative of insider trading which by the way is legal for a lot of congress people if they do it the right way.
	So we'll talk a little bit about that as well.
	You'll love to see it.
	So it should be a pretty good show.
	We'll talk about corona and as I said we're gonna switch it up a little bit tonight because we'll also be talking about Tulsi Gabbard which I have been waiting... I have waited a long time for this moment.
	My brown friend Tulsi Gabbard, very sad to see, oh hey, no refunds for all the Tulsi Gabbard voters.
	Tulsi Gabbard supporters who have hated on me for years, I have waited a long time, or maybe for one year, Tulsi Gabbard dropped out of the race today and endorsed Joe Biden.
	And that wouldn't be really shocking or even newsworthy considering that she has won two delegates, okay, since the primary started.
	Back in February and because she polls at 0% or somewhere around there, okay she's got 3% right, whatever.
	Normally that wouldn't be a big deal that a candidate who is badly losing drops out and then endorses the frontrunner, but here's why it matters.
	Because we know that Tulsi Gabbard was running as the anti-regime change candidate and almost all of her supporters only supported her.
	Because she was the anti-regime change candidate.
	She has a lot of left-wing policies, but we know she's not a hardcore leftist, not like the rest of the party.
	A lot of Republicans like her, a lot of Libertarians even like her, Independents and almost all, as I said, because she is opposed to foreign wars and opposed to What's happening in Syria, or formerly what was happening in Syria, the quiet regime change happening with our support for the so-called moderate opposition, opposition to the war in Iraq, opposition to the war in Afghanistan, this warmongering about Iran.
	And so it makes it so funny, what makes it so delicious, that she drops out, as she drops out, all of her supporters backed her all this way because she's supposedly The principled anti-regime change candidate and she endorses Joe Biden who we know is basically the opposite and we'll get into Joe Biden's record and why that's incredible but it is a very smug day for me today because I've been saying this for so long.
	I've been telling you not only is Tulsi Gabbard a loser, she's not going to win, she never stood a chance at winning.
	A lot of people thought that she was like this dark horse That she was gonna be the one who was gonna surprise the field just maybe like Donald Trump in 2016.
	Mike Cernovich, a lot of these characters.
	My money's on Tulsi Gabbard.
	I think she's gonna win.
	And I've been saying from the beginning she's not going to win.
	She's not charismatic.
	She's not a good politician.
	She's also not a leftist.
	And the leftists in the Democratic Party know that.
	And after the first debate, I remember saying, yeah, that confirmed what I was saying.
	She was no good.
	Not a great public speaker.
	Not very smart, clearly.
	Doesn't even really look that great.
	You know, I mean, she's pretty, but she's got some issues.
unidentified		And everybody said, oh, but she got number one in that Drudge poll!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh, Nick, blown out!
unidentified		She was number one in Google search trends after the first debate!
unidentified		She was number one in the Drudge online poll after the debate!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And here we are a year later.
		Shockingly, the online drudge poll was not a good indicator of where Democrats were at.
		Surprisingly, Google search trends were not indicative of who Democrats would vote for in the primary.
		So we'll get into that and then hopefully that'll mix it up a little.
		I know it's just been like coronavirus every day and it's all the same stuff, you know?
		I'm bored with it.
		I'm bored.
		I want another.
		Can something else happen?
		When's China and the United States going to start fighting?
		When is that going to happen?
		When is there going to be a Great Depression?
		When is there going to be civil unrest?
		I want it to be contagion level, like the film Contagion.
		When are they going to start rationing the foods and the military's giving it out?
		No, I don't want that to happen, but it's like sheesh, whole world is on lockdown.
		I thought it'd be a good thing for this show, but you know, then you're stuck.
		I have a captive audience.
		But everybody stays home and that means nothing's happening!
		So... But we'll talk about coronavirus.
		It'll be fun and interesting.
		I don't know.
		Maybe we are just... That's something wrong with our brains that we require.
		Maybe my brain has to have the novelty every night.
		I do like to change it up a little bit, right?
		But, um... What's going on?
		So...
unidentified		Excuse me.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		We will get into all of that and it should be, like I said, it should be a pretty fun show.
		I guess we'll just dive right in with Tulsi Gabbard.
		I've been wanting to talk about this for so long and I've been waiting for this moment.
		Really craving it in a way.
		And I have to tell you...
		Not in a way that is totally in bad faith.
		I'm obviously against Middle East wars.
		If you watch my show or have been watching my show, you know that I am not in favor of regime change in Syria.
		I'm not in favor of the war in Iraq.
		I'm not in favor of the war in Afghanistan at this point.
		I'm not in favor of war in Iran.
		And I'm skeptical of our alliances with Saudi Arabia, Qatar.
		And I'm also skeptical of our alliance with Israel.
		Tulsi Gabbard doesn't really talk about Israel so much.
		I do.
		So, I will say that it's not that I don't want an anti-regime change candidate, and it's not that I don't want somebody on the stage who's talking about regime change or foreign wars, it's just that I never believed that Tulsi Gabbard was a strong candidate as a politician, and I also didn't believe that she was really principled on the issues.
		And I'll tell you why.
		She's on the Council on Foreign Relations, so how great on the issues can you really be?
		You might tweet things out like, Donald Trump is Saudi Arabia's bitch, but if you're involved in any way with the Council on Foreign Relations, I think we know which way we can count on you to swing, right?
		So, we'll get into this.
		I'll read this report from the New York Times and this is talking about her statement and what she said today.
		It says, quote, Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, who ran a foreign policy focused campaign for the presidential nomination of a party she's sharply criticized, announced on Thursday that she was dropping out of the race.
		No refunds.
		Remember, no refunds.
unidentified		Ms.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Gabbard, who had been one of only three candidates and the only woman remaining in the Democratic primary, said she would throw her support to former Vice President Joe Biden, who has accumulated a nearly insurmountable lead in the delegate count.
		In a video posted to social media on Thursday, Ms.
		Gabbard said she felt she could better serve the country in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic in her capacity as a major in the Hawaii Army National Guard.
		She said, quote, Our nation is facing an unprecedented global crisis that highlights the inextricable bonds of humanity and how foreign policy and domestic policy are inseparable.
		I'm so cynical about these, you know, political statements at this point.
		I can't even take it seriously.
		The best way I can be of service at this time... I just devolve into doing a voice, you know, doing a retard voice.
		Because I read these consultant-written public addresses or statements.
		Anyway...
		The best way I can be of service at this time is to continue to work for the health and well-being of the people of Hawaii and our country in Congress and to stand ready to serve in uniform should the Hawaii National Guard be activated.
		Tulsi Gabbard will be out there in the streets.
		If you live in Hawaii, maybe Tulsi Gabbard will hand you rations.
		She'll hand you a can of beans.
		You go to the grocery store, local post office, wherever they're gonna do it, right?
		And Tulsi Gabbard, Commander Gabbard, will be out there in her little cap and in her camouflage, her camo, and you know, she'll just be one of the grunts, one of the rank and file handing out water bottles because she is just...
		Can I get a double salute because she is just... It's so, it's like, you know, when these politicians do this kind of stuff, I'm gonna serve in the National Guard.
		Really?
		You're a congressman and you're gonna go out and hand out water bottles?
		Talk about a photo op, right?
		Anyway, no, maybe it's really sincere.
		She says, although I may not agree with the vice president on every issue, We'll get back to that in a moment.
		I know that he has a good heart and is motivated by his love for our country and the American people.
		I'm confident that he will lead our country guided by the spirit of Aloha, respect and compassion, and thus help heal the divisiveness that has been tearing our country apart.
		You know, again, here's the thing, and here's why we're talking about it.
		She says, although I may not agree with the Vice President on every issue, and that certainly is true, They don't agree on every issue, and you don't have to agree on every issue with a politician or with anybody to endorse them or to vote for them, anything like that.
		You know that when you go out and vote in a presidential election, you don't agree with the president, or rather your candidate, your nominee, on every position that they hold or everything that they've ever done.
		And certainly it's the same with politicians.
		A politician that drops out like Kamala Harris, or Cory Booker, or Pete Buttigieg, or Beto O'Rourke.
		They don't agree with Joe Biden on everything, but they endorse him because, broadly speaking, he represents what they're about, the Democratic Party's ideals.
		With Tulsi Gabbard, it's obviously different.
		Because Tulsi Gabbard's entire campaign, and really her whole appeal, is based on the fact that she's anti-war.
		We know this.
		That she's opposed to regime change wars.
		That was the nucleus thing.
		That was the core of her platform.
		That is what differentiated her from every other candidate, because she really wasn't extremely left-wing.
		She'll go on a show like Tucker Carlson, for example.
		All the other Democrats think Tucker Carlson is a white nationalist.
		Tulsi Gabbard is a frequent guest on Tucker Carlson's show.
		Tulsi Gabbard is sympathetic to conservatives.
		And a lot of right-leaning or right-wing causes.
		And we know that, really, the main thing that you could argue might be left-wing, and maybe that's an anachronistic or outdated mentality, is the anti-war.
		But increasingly, obviously, Republicans are becoming more anti-war.
		But, in any case, that was her single issue.
		Anti-war.
		And she endorses Joe Biden.
		And you could say, well, they don't agree on every issue, but they don't agree on your core issue.
		They don't agree on the main issue.
		Tulsi Gabbard's whole campaign is about opposing war, and Joe Biden does not agree with her on that.
		Joe Biden voted for the Iraq War in 2003.
		Joe Biden was the Vice President under Barack Obama when the United States and NATO deposed Muammar Gaddafi in Libya.
		That was a horrible regime change intervention that is still not solved to this day.
		Libya has still not recovered in any meaningful way.
		And moreover, Joe Biden was in favor of removing Bashar al-Assad from power in Syria.
		And again, was Vice President under Barack Obama when we began to fund the moderate Syrian opposition, which is really Al-Qaeda and ISIS and all kinds of other radical Muslim groups.
		And so how can somebody who is really anti-war and anti-regime change drop out, and you could say you can drop out if you're losing, but then turn around and endorse somebody who served in one of the most pro-war administrations in US history, and a senator who is by no stretch meaningfully anti-regime change or opposed to foreign wars?
		And to me, it's obviously a little bit of a personal victory lap because I've been saying this for a year.
		I've been saying not only is she not going to win, and here we are, but I've also been saying that she's not who she says she is.
		She's not anybody that is our friend.
		You know, this is somebody who's in favor of abortion, and somebody that's in favor of gay marriage, and somebody that's in favor of universal health care, Medicare for All, I believe, and somebody that's fundamentally a leftist.
		The war credentials, or the anti-war credentials rather, she's not even that great on those either considering she works with the Council on Foreign Relations and she never criticizes or talks about Israel.
		Add to this her most recent endorsement and I think you can see that I have been vindicated, clearly vindicated on Tulsi Gabbard.
		Hey, that's why you don't vote for women.
		Not gonna lie, that also plays a factor as well.
	You know, she was also a woman.
	I'll never vote for a woman for president.
	That will never happen.
	And I certainly will not vote for Tulsi Gabbard, some Samoan faker, when it comes to being against regime change.
	So, it's a little bit, it's bittersweet because I will say, On the one hand, I am vindicated on this issue, and I like that.
	But on the other hand, I'm not happy that somebody who is supposedly against regime change turns out to be a shill.
	I don't love that.
	It would be great if we could have two anti-regime change candidates.
	If we could have, you know, Donald Trump, who is opposed to unnecessary regime change, and, you know, if that's Tulsi Gabbard or somebody else who's opposed, then that would be great.
	But Tulsi Gabbard is not that person.
	She's not principled on that issue, and she's not strong on that issue, and politically, I don't think she's anybody that is our friend.
	And that's the problem with a lot of conservatives.
	It's this very, and this is a very weird penchant that conservatives, or maybe more accurately, dissonant right people have, which is to say that they seem to ignore huge overlap with traditional or mainstream conservatives, But they get excited about slight overlap with leftists.
	Do you know what I'm talking about?
	I see this all the time in the dissident right.
	Where Donald Trump, for example, is against illegal immigration.
	He's trying to build a wall, trying to shut down asylum seekers and illegal immigration at the border.
	He's working on legislation that will restrict the amount of legal immigrants, if you look at some of the proposals that have been pushed around.
	The Kushner plan wasn't great.
	You know, the RAISE Act might have been a little bit better but not terrific.
	But at the very least, the President has dramatically reduced illegal immigration into the country and even legal immigration has dramatically gone down since the President got into office.
	You look at the President who opposes China.
	opposes free trade, is talking about bringing the troops home from Syria, and has attempted many times, I think that's basically happened at this point, is working on negotiating an end to the war in Afghanistan, is working on an end to the Iraq war.
	What I'm trying to say is significant progress is being made on a lot of these issues, and even if progress is not being made or the progress is unsatisfactory, the president, when he talks about these issues, the rhetoric, what's being tried is directionally going the right way.
	And a lot of disinterested people look at this and they say, well, it's not good enough, it's not perfect, and therefore I hate Trump, and therefore I'm against Trump, and I won't vote for him, he's lost me.
	They'll look at, for example, the Syria strikes.
	Donald Trump did three rounds of missile strikes on Syria over the course of the last three years.
	One in April 2017, one in April 2018, and I think one later on in 2018.
	I believe that's right.
	A total of three series of missile strikes, variously in response to gas attacks, and then I think the third one was something else.
	Anyway, people look at those missile strikes, which in the grand scheme of things are inconsequential, and say, oh, he struck Syria, I'm not voting for him, ignoring the fact that we have withdrawn from Syria.
	We have abandoned the goal of regime change in Syria, which was the object of the last administration.
	The policy of the Obama administration was they sought, and their primary goal was to remove Assad from power.
	Within three months of Donald Trump getting inaugurated, they officially changed that, and they said that we're no longer seeking regime change in Syria.
	And it was just last summer in August that the president announced an almost total withdrawal of all the remaining forces in Syria.
	And I understand that there are a few hundred contractors and personnel that are still in northeastern Syria.
	I don't think you'll ever see a complete and total withdrawal, but this is an improvement.
	If you're looking at the big picture, a few inconsequential missile strikes, which might offend you in terms of, oh, that's symbolically a terrible thing, what meaningfully is happening on the ground is a real end to the wars, particularly in Afghanistan what meaningfully is happening on the ground is a real end to the wars, particularly in Afghanistan or Iraq, where the Troops are beginning to be drawn down in Afghanistan.
	Troops have pulled out of Syria.
	But people say, well because of those missile strikes I can't vote for Trump.
	Somebody on the left will say something that's even slightly in our favor and that's suddenly our favorite.
	Here's why they're secretly based.
	Here's why they're secretly red pill.
	Here's my hot take.
	Michael Bloomberg is actually based!
	I saw that hot take with a lot of these alt-right characters like Richard Spencer and a few others.
	Michael Bloomberg's actually based!
	And with Tulsi Gabbard, here's somebody who's a total and complete leftist in favor of mass immigration, actually in favor of illegal immigration, in favor of all these socially liberal causes, but because she says she's against regime change, people are in love with her.
	Oh, let's have her!
	I'll vote for her!
	I'll vote Democrat!
	I'll jump ship for her!
	She says something, there's this much overlap on what she says, and people get enthusiastic.
	Donald Trump, we probably agree, and we're maybe 70% of the way there with him, and maybe the implementation is 50%, whatever it is.
	But you've got significant swaths of overlap on agreement on the issues and on policy execution, and people look at little things here and there.
	A missile strike, a symbolic thing, a gesture, Trump will say something, even something like our support for Israel.
	Trump, like every other president, is going to give more than we should to Israel.
	Therefore, he's cancelled.
	Like any other president wouldn't be exactly the same, you know?
	So I have noticed there's this penchant, and that's why, that's a big part of why I opposed Tulsi Gabbard from the start, is because I don't agree with her on anything, except for maybe the regime change.
	With Donald Trump, we agree on illegal immigration, we agree on the Second Amendment, we agree basically on taxes, we agree on trade, regime change is in there too, and on immigration, on a lot of these things, so...
	I just don't understand why that is, but why people will take Donald Trump and even the mass of conservatives in the country and say, oh, conservatives in America are not all the way there, you know, they're civic nationalists, right?
	They don't see race, these kinds of things.
	But generally, there's a lot of overlap, like I said, on a lot of these issues.
	But people will jump when they hear about, like, Chapo Trap House saying something about immigration, right?
	Or they'll jump about Comptown saying something that's racist.
	Oh, that's based!
	And these people are feminists, they're in favor of degeneracy, they're in favor of liberalism, they're in favor of secularism, they're in favor of mass immigration, anti-white, you know, political correctness agenda, but they say something that's off-color, they say... Bernie Sanders said something based about immigration ten years ago.
	He's our guy!
	I just don't understand, but...
	Anyway, that's Tulsi Gabbard.
	Good riddance, mommy!
	You know, she was pretty.
	I'll give you that.
	She was pretty despite some of the scarring on the face.
	You know, she was okay looking and she was good on regime change maybe for a time, but this is just total failure.
	Failure in the race and she has revealed her true colors on her convictions.
	So that's Tulsi.
	That's a Democratic race.
	Now we're down to two and maybe some people didn't even realize she was still in there.
	She hung on longer than anybody.
	Maybe next to Bernie Sanders.
	And now it's Sanders and Joe Biden.
	Our presumptive nominee will be Joe Biden.
	So that'll be interesting to see.
	But we're gonna move on and talk about the coronavirus.
	I'll go through our latest numbers here.
	Let me get my whiteboard out.
	The numbers are going up.
	As predicted, as I've been saying, the number of confirmed cases in the United States is skyrocketing.
	We went from, as you can see, it's way up there, we went from about 9,000 I think yesterday,
	to now nearly 14,000 24 hours so consistent with what I've said but we've got our whiteboard here for the rest of the numbers as well all the top 16 countries in our total we've got a total of 246,328 confirmed cases of coronavirus nearly a quarter of a million and it's worth noting that I believe we were at 200,000 On the 14th?
	Does that sound right?
	I saw some comparison earlier today where they were tracking the different milestones of 100,000, 150,000, 200,000.
	And it was only a week ago that we... Well, we only hit 200,000... Yeah, I think we only hit 200,000 like two or three days ago.
unidentified		We hit 150,000.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Maybe that was like last week.
		200,000, yeah I think we only hit 200,000 like 2 or 3 days ago we hit 150,000 maybe that was like last week so the numbers are skyrocketing globally we've got No new confirmed cases in China today.
		Pretty incredible.
		China.
		No new confirmed cases in China today.
		Pretty incredible.
		Italy is up to 41,035 cases.
		Italy yesterday, I believe, was at 35,000 Iran is up to 18,407 cases.
		So 6,000 new cases in 24 hours.
		Iran is up to 18,407 cases.
		Spain up to 18,077.
		And Spain, as you can see, is on track to surpass Iran's confirmed cases, which is kind of a milestone in itself.
		We know that Iran and Italy, Iran, Italy, and South Korea were the first three hotspots, the first three epicenters outside of China.
		And that was three weeks ago about.
		And so now Spain is rapidly overtaking Iran, which was one of the initial hotspots.
		So you can see how this is evolving.
		Germany is on track as well.
		And Italy is actually on track.
		If we're looking at official numbers to overtake China.
		41,000 against 80,000.
		If China tracked, you know, 100 cases or zero cases, whatever it's been over the last day, and Italy got 6,000, you could see where the growth is.
		If that doesn't taper off immediately, Italy's gonna surpass China.
		And China's got a population of one and a half million people.
		Italy's got, what, 60 million people?
		So...
		Pretty rough.
		Germany is at 15,320 cases.
		The United States, as I said, nearly 14,000 confirmed cases, up from 9,000 yesterday.
		France is at 10,995 cases, and South Korea at 8,565.
		14,000 confirmed cases up from 9,000 yesterday.
		France is at 10,995 cases and South Korea at 8,565.
		You could see that the United States is now in sixth place here, right?
		Yeah, sixth place.
		They have overtaken South Korea, overtaken France.
		That is a development that took place today.
		And they're now in 6th place.
		I think you'll find that they'll probably overtake Germany tomorrow, or if not tomorrow, by next week.
		And we could see that by Monday, you know, the United States could be hovering right behind Italy.
		There is a little bit of a silver lining here, I will say.
		The United States, today, tested 22,000 people for coronavirus.
		Which, if you've been paying attention to the show and if you've been paying attention to the numbers, the numbers that we have been talking about with testing have been that the United States maximum capacity, this is what we talked about last week, the number or the estimate that we saw last week is that the maximum capacity for tests in a given day in the United States was between 15 and 20,000.
		That's what we saw last week.
		That if all the labs, if we were optimal, the most labs, coronavirus labs, that we could process, or specimen, that we could process on a given day would be 20,000 tests that we could run.
		Because it was manual and it required a lot of technicians and personnel and so on.
		And in just the span of a week, we got our number up from Really, we weren't even operating at that level.
		That was an estimate of the maximum number of tests that we could run was 15 to 20,000.
		The number of tests that we had run last week was 8,000 total.
		We had run 8,000 total tests in the whole country between the beginning of the outbreak in the United States in late January and the middle of March.
		8,000 in total.
		And we had estimated that we could ratchet it up to 15 to 20,000 if we tried really hard.
		In one week, we are up now to 22,000 tests in one day.
		And that number is growing every day.
		We've got two drive-thru testing centers now in Washington State and one in New York.
		And more are popping up around the country.
		And we know that all kinds of companies and labs are donating equipment, and they're donating their laboratories, their personnel, and so on.
		They figured out how to do automatic testing.
		So we are testing people.
		The testing capability of the United States is rapidly growing.
		It's spreading out across the country.
		The other number we looked at was that South Korea had 15,000 tests per day.
		On average.
		And that's how they diagnosed everybody or confirmed everybody and controlled it.
		Remember, the number one variable in containing and quarantining the virus is the testing.
		Again, because you can't stop the virus if you don't contain the sick people.
	You can't contain the sick people until you know who they are.
	You don't know who they are until you test.
	I've been saying this for the past two weeks, but it's worth repeating here to illustrate the point.
	That the reason South Korea is at 8,500 and Italy is at 41,000 is largely not only but in a big way because South Korea did the testing early and they made it available and widespread and they were able to test everybody and They found out everybody that had it and they quarantine those people and those people are not transmitting the virus.
	That's not to say that you don't have asymptomatic people that are still transmitting.
	That's not to say that they got all of them and now they have nobody left to test, right?
	But it is to say that with all that visibility and awareness and reporting of the virus, they're able to significantly reduce the extent to which it's being transmitted.
	Well, if South Korea was doing 15,000 tests on average, and we were able to ratchet up from virtually nothing to 22,000 tests in a day, and we keep making that number go up, if we could open up drive-through testing centers across the country and get that number of daily tests up, if we could open up drive-through testing centers across the country and get that number I don't know to what extent that's possible, you know, based on the estimates for maximum capacity last week.
	I don't know if you get much higher than that, but if we begin to test lots of people en masse every day, then it's not outside the realm of possibility that we could end up like South Korea.
	Now obviously we're not going to have 8,500 cases because we don't have 60 million people.
	And we were also slow to the draw on containing it.
	But proportionally, we could be at a much smaller rate of infection than a country like Germany or Italy or Iran, for that matter, or Spain.
	And we also can diminish the amount of new cases that are logged every day.
	And if that's the case, then we will have successfully flattened the curve.
	And the benefit of that is that we will not be putting stress on our health care facilities.
	If we can slow the amount, and that's all we're doing is slowing down the spread of the virus so that you have less people sick on a given day, then that means that hospitals can treat everybody that comes in, right?
	And that's what it means to flatten the curve.
	If the virus rips through the country very quickly, then you'll have millions of people that are sick all at once, and the hospitals can't handle all those people all at one time.
	Well, if millions of people get sick anyway, and it rips through the country, but it does so in a matter of six months, well then on average, the hospitals are only taking in A fraction of that on a daily basis, which is more doable than if you had them all at one time.
	And that's what you seek to do with the testing.
	That's why it's so critical.
	So, 22,000 tests today, that's the number that's not on the board, but 22,000 tests shows that if we're increasing the testing capability, we're increasing the amount of people we can quarantine and treat, stopping the transmission, flattening the curve, and overall this is going to have huge consequences.
	What we do What we've done in the last week and what will be done in the next two to three weeks will determine the severity of this crisis historically for the country, right?
	For the next year but really for like all time.
	To what extent this will harm or change or alter our country The actions we take in this month will decide that.
	Because if we act quickly, we test, as I said, if we test everybody, we get that under control, and everybody gets treated, and everybody who needs to get treated gets treated, and so on, then you'll see that a lot of these restrictions on movement and on commerce will begin to be lifted.
	Because if you get everybody that has it, or for the most part get everybody that has it, and the number of new cases begins to drop off, and, right?
	And there's less people and we get numbers like South Korea has, you get the stabilization happening that it tapers off, things will begin to open up, the economy will open up again, and you'll really start to see light at the end of the tunnel.
	So, you know, looking overall at confirmed cases, it's kind of like a grim picture to see the number of global confirmed cases skyrocket, to see it skyrocket in Italy, and we're not out of the woods yet in the United States.
	There's still a lot of variables left and we still have to make it happen over the next couple of weeks but seeing that testing number and seeing this number go up should actually be reassuring in a way.
	If this number wasn't going up dramatically that would mean that people aren't getting tested.
	The rate at which people test positive for the virus in the United States is like one to two percent.
	So that means that for every 100 tests, you're getting 1 to 2 people that are confirmed with the coronavirus.
	So if we're logging an additional 4,000 people in 24 hours, just do the math, right?
	If that's the percentage, if those are how the numbers break down, then it shows you that actually a lot of people are being tested.
	And the number of confirmed cases goes up shows that that's happening.
	I think the percentage of people that are getting confirmed is going up since they started screening people with that Google form and they did the drive-thru centers.
	They're doing a lot of screening now, so I think the number is actually much higher for that.
	That's what it was last week.
	But that gives you an idea that the more they're confirming, that means the more they're testing and the more they're testing, the more we're mobilizing and that shows that the administration's really on top of things.
	So, it's kind of a mixed bag.
	So that's the number of confirmed cases, but we're going to move on and talk about our Trump bucks.
	We'll get into the actually important conversation about the free money which I might be eligible for.
	I learned today.
	I read the fine print.
	Turns out I might be eligible.
	I put on my telegram today that I'm not going to be eligible and I thought I wasn't but I checked and what may make me eligible is that they're looking at your 2018 Tax returns not your 2019 tax returns to determine if you're gonna get the benefit But I'll read to you.
	This is the latest from the New York Times about the relief package So yesterday they passed the first phase phase one of the coronavirus fiscal stimulus the coronavirus relief and as I said earlier and as I said yesterday this included free coronavirus testing paid sick leave Cutting a lot of red tape for hospitals, things like that.
	And that came with the Defense Production Act and it came with the military hospital ships being deployed on the East and West Coast.
	Today, we are looking at proposals for the second and third relief package, which will probably be passed in combination.
	Phase 2 and Phase 3.
	And that includes, among other things, this cash payment.
	I'm calling it Trump Bucks or Corona Bucks, but it includes a direct cash transfer from the government to most people or lots of people in the United States.
	Conventionally, when they do a bailout or when a recession happens, they're injecting liquidity through the Federal Reserve.
	They're using the Federal Reserve to print more money or to do Treasury purchases and things like that, open market purchases.
	So usually they do monetary stimulus.
	If they do a fiscal stimulus, like in 2008, they will make it targeted based on industry.
	You know, they're bailing out the banks, they're bailing out the auto sector, whatever.
	But this time they had a revolutionary idea to bail out the consumer, to bail out the citizen, the worker.
	And I'll read you this report about all the details about these cash payments.
	It says, quote, Senate Republicans unveiled an economic rescue plan on Thursday that would provide hundreds of billions of dollars in loans to big corporations and small businesses, large corporate tax cuts, and checks of $1,200 for many taxpayers, as well as impose limits on a paid leave program enacted this week to respond to the crisis.
	Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky introduced the proposal after private talks with Republicans in the White House.
	It is likely to face opposition from Democrats who have their own plans and have pushed for more generous paid leave benefits.
	The 247-page bill would provide the $1,200 payments to people earning up to $75,000 a year.
	Those earning $75,000 to $99,000 would get smaller amounts, and those earning more than $99,000 would get nothing.
	The checks, however, would reduce to $600 for taxpayers who have little or no income tax liability but have at least $2,500 in qualifying income, according to a GOP summary of the plan.
	Individuals and couples with children would be eligible for an additional $500 each per each child that they have.
	So this is what the proposal looks like and I'm gonna be really honest with you, it's not good enough.
	Kind of sucks.
	The proposal is $1,200 for every individual, but they've got this really low cap, which is $75,000.
	And, you know, that's actually not extremely low, but it is low in light of what was promised and kind of what was sold to us maybe earlier this week.
	Initially, what they said was, well, if you're making a million dollars per year, you're not going to get it.
	But making a million dollars per year is a lot different than making $80,000 a year, right?
	And we know that.
	So that was what was initially said is they kind of sold it and they kind of made it out like this would be a universal check.
	That only in extreme cases people making a million dollars in income you know you may have a million dollars making a million dollars in income is quite different.
	So you go from making a million or a billion dollars doesn't get the check too well if you made more than a hundred thousand dollars or make more than seventy five thousand dollars.
	You get a smaller check and after a hundred you get no check So it's $1,200 if you make less than $75,000, and as you get between $75,000 and $99,000, the more money you make, the less money you get from the government.
	Additionally, then there's these restrictions on the poor, where it's only a $600 check if you have no income tax liability.
	So in a way, it's almost like an income tax credit, which is very different from what we were promised.
	The way that they've proposed this is they're making it out like a tax rebate or an income tax credit because it's based on these these income tax caps and or rather these income caps and it's based on tax liability for the poor.
	So really this is not at all what they proposed last week.
	What they proposed last week is checks.
	We will send checks free and clear to everybody.
	The same amount for everybody.
	And now they're telling us, well, if you don't make enough, it's going to be half.
	And if you make too much, well, it'll taper off.
	If you make too, too much, you don't get anything.
	Well, that's not what was promised.
	And more than that, $1,200, that's the best we can do?
	The Trump administration said, we need to go big.
	Those were their words.
	We need to really go big with this.
	$1,200 for people making between, what would that even be?
	I don't know what the low end would be, the low bound, but for people making less than $75,000 per year, that's not going big.
	That's not a big payment, and that's not going to as many people as it needs to be going to, right?
	And I say this as somebody who Again, the income threshold is based on your 2018 income tax returns.
	I say this as somebody that would qualify based on that for the full $1,200.
	That's not good enough!
	This is exactly like what happened in 2008.
	In 2008, you had something very similar where checks were sent out, but it was under very similar circumstances with the threshold and based on your tax liability.
	So this sucks.
	This is not good.
	And it gets better than that.
	This is one part of the bill.
	They said yesterday that something like $500 billion would be allocated for the cash payments.
	$250 billion for the first check, $250 billion for the second check.
	And they said that, well, we'll send out $1,200 in three weeks, and then if it's still bad three weeks from then, then we'll send out another check.
	But this is only one part of it.
	The other part of the bill, which I'll read to you from the hill, it says the GOP plan, or I'm sorry, from Politico, also outlines provisions to give small businesses $300 billion in federally guaranteed loans, moves back the income tax filing deadline from April 15th to July 15th, provides numerous tax cuts for corporations, and authorizes more than $200 billion in financial support for hard-hit industries such as airlines.
	McConnell's plan would provide $208 billion in loans and loan guarantees to distressed sectors of the economy, including $50 billion for commercial airlines and $8 billion for air cargo carriers and $150 billion for other eligible businesses, but those loans would have to be paid back.
	So you have these sweeping funds, loans, for businesses, and more than the $208 billion for the distressed sectors of the economy.
	You're also talking about big tax cuts for corporations.
	You're also talking about provisions for seniors, where I guess they can pull out $100,000 from their 401k penalty free.
	So that's not just seniors, that's...
	That's everyone but seniors, right?
	That's, you know, not eligible to pull out their 401k funds.
	But in a lot of cases, what is being passed in this relief bill is going to help corporations and small businesses way more than it's going to help workers.
	The workers, if they're lucky, are going to get a grand.
	which if you're on lockdown for four weeks, how far is a grand going to go, right?
	Especially if you have a family or something like that.
	And I guess if you have a family, you get the 500 and you get more for your wife and so on or your spouse.
	But we're talking about a huge bailout essentially for the industry, for industries affected.
	We're talking about a big bailout for corporations and really just kind of like a minor bailout for the people, which is sad because as I said, I had the impression last week or earlier this week that this was going to be a big cash payment.
	I thought we were all going to get a little something and this would stimulate our side of the economy.
	But it seems like it's just going to be more of the same.
	People at the top get bailed out, the corporations get bailed out, and the little guy gets nothing.
	And the little guy, you know, gets the scraps, gets the peanuts.
	Now, I will say that it's not over.
	This was the Republican proposal, and it could go up past $2,000, because the Democrats, I think, want to make it more generous, and maybe there'll be a battle between Republicans and Democrats about who can pledge more to the American people.
	And maybe the thresholds will change and so on, but I see this proposal and I'm thinking, this better just be a rough draft, this better just be them lowballing us here, because this is unacceptable.
	The whole economy grinds to a standstill.
	Right?
	People need relief.
	People are out here, and even if they're not sick, they're gonna need funds if they get laid off.
	You can see that unemployment claims are shooting through the roof.
	They have to pay now for their kids who are home.
	You know, if that's daycare, if they still have to work.
	Or, you know, there's other expenses associated with that.
	Maybe they're not getting paid for their work even if they're laid off.
	Or rather, even if they're not laid off, they might not be getting paid as much or at all.
	They might have to be spending more money now to stock up on food if they're on lockdown, you know, to pay all at once up front for a four week supply of all your essentials.
	You're living to paycheck to paycheck.
	That's pretty difficult.
	So all things considered, I was expecting that this administration would really keep us afloat and help us out.
	But it doesn't seem like they're being very generous.
	Kind of stingy with a lot of this money.
	You know, when you think about the bailouts in 2008, it was like trillions of dollars.
	It was like two trillion dollars.
	Something crazy like that.
	So we could go further.
	We could do better.
	And especially now the GDP has grown.
	And especially now that revenue has grown.
	You know, if they were spending two trillion dollars in 2008, I think our GDP was half that.
	And...
	Or, you know, something like three quarters of that.
	And the tax revenue was maybe half that as well.
	I think we're up to four trillion dollars now.
	Maybe it was like three, two and a half trillion dollars back then.
	I don't have the figures in front of me, but proportionally, the amount of stimulus we can inject in the economy, if this is going to be as bad or worse than 2008, should be commensurate to that.
	And it should be focused and directed at consumers and workers, is my opinion on the matter.
	I look at this and I say, you know, just not good enough.
	We just don't have the right idea.
	Now is not the time to be stingy.
	We could reel it in.
	We could have some discipline later.
	And Democrats can be the ones that facilitate the discipline.
	Trump, especially in an election year with a crisis like this and of this nature, it should just be balls to the wall.
	He should go big on this.
	This is not going big.
	But it's only the draft proposal, so maybe by the end of the week, which is tomorrow, so maybe by next week we'll see something more appropriate.
	Somebody suggested that Essential workers should go on strike.
	Truck drivers, grocery store workers, that workers should basically just go on strike at this point and demand more, because it would be doable, and they would grind the country to a halt.
	And maybe that would cause a lot of problems, so I don't, you know, maybe that's not a great idea, but it is an idea, because we see time and again that people that get bailed out, as I said, are at the top, and all the people that are even still going to work in this crisis, or having to figure out how to make ends meet, we're the ones that pay the price.
	And we get a $1,200 check?
	Really?
	Imagine if we didn't have the truck drivers and the grocery store workers and the pharmacists and so on.
	Imagine if they said, well, we're not going to come back to work unless we get $2,000.
	And remember, a lot of this is money that we pay anyway.
	Well, some people pay anyway.
	It's funny because When you think about it, the people that are not getting the money are the ones paying for the money that everyone else is getting, right?
	In a way.
	Because 43% of the country doesn't pay taxes.
	43% of the country.
	Something like that.
	I saw a spreadsheet today or a table that said that 43% of taxable units in the country are either paying zero or negative tax.
	In other words, they're getting more transfer from the government than they're paying in.
	So, the people that are not getting the money are just simply paying for everybody else.
	And how is that fair?
	How is it fair that the people that are working, the people that are not producing, get free money, and the people that are working have to pay money?
	Which is what I talked about yesterday.
	I'm not gonna reiterate that whole rant, but... Unbelievable.
	You know, and people...
	Don't understand these days that even if you're making more than $100,000, times have changed.
	The dollar has been inflated.
	$100,000 isn't what it used to be.
	And that's not to say that you're poor if you have $100,000, but you can see there are a lot of people, maybe not individuals that make $100,000, but couples, families that make more than $150,000.
	These are not rich people, right?
	I mean, even if you're talking about an individual that makes $100,000 a year, depending on how old they are, Um, you know, maybe they're not poor, maybe they're not struggling, and then I guess it depends on where they live.
	If you live in New York City making $100,000 a year, you're not rich.
	You're probably struggling too.
	And even if you're making $100,000 somewhere else, you're by no means rich and by no means affluent, right, or affluent.
	Maybe you're doing okay, right?
	Maybe you're doing all right.
	So the idea that this is just directed towards You know, really, really just like the minimum of what could be expected for a bailout for the working class is just unconscionable to me.
	They should make it, if you make more than a million dollars per year, you don't get it.
	They should make it if you make more than five hundred thousand dollars, you don't get it, or something like that.
	Because there is something to the idea of universality, which is what I think Andrew Yang understood.
	The idea that it's for everybody.
	Everybody gets the benefit.
	Either everybody gets it or nobody gets it, right?
	Whether you're poor or rich, you all get $1,000.
	And obviously for rich people it doesn't make much of a difference, because rich people pay thousands of dollars in taxes anyway.
	So, you know, $1,000 is just a little bit off their taxes, right?
	But you're giving, well, generally speaking for very rich people, but, you know, $1,000 for everybody.
	The universality is so critical because this does not breed resentment.
	This does not breed any kind of feeling of impropriety or unfairness.
	Inequity, things like that.
	You know, so I really dislike this means-tested approach that we're always taking where, you know, some people are getting handouts and some people aren't.
	It just doesn't, that just doesn't jive.
	It's not fair.
	That is not how you run a country.
	It should not, it should not be like that.
	Especially considering that it's the people that are just a little bit over.
	You're telling me that a person that makes $101,000 has to bail out the person that's making $74,000?
	How's that?
	How's that fair?
	But anyway that's that's the Trump that's the Trump bucks which is disappointing and that is the relief package which they'll be passing that pretty soon package rather phase two and three of the relief package is coming soon.
	We're gonna move on and talk about just this last thing which I just saw and this really epitomizes it.
	This story with Senator Richard Burr and I'll read this to you.
	This is from ProPublica.
	I talked about this at the top of the show.
	There is a senator named Richard Burr from North Carolina who before the crisis really hit the fan, before the shit hit the fan, he sold all his stocks.
	Now he didn't go out and tell everybody to sell their stocks.
	He didn't tell his constituents to sell their, you know, their holdings in their retirement.
	He didn't tell them to sell, you know, whatever they might hold on the side.
	He just sold what he had and he told everybody else not to panic.
	But I'll read you this article to give you the gist.
	Soon after he offered public assurances that the government was ready to battle the coronavirus, the powerful chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Richard Burr, sold off a significant percentage of his stocks, unloading between $628,000 and $1.72 million.
	of his holdings on February 13th in 33 separate transactions.
	As the head of the Intelligence Committee, Burr, who is a North Carolina Republican, has access to the government's most highly classified information about threats to America's security.
	His committee was receiving daily coronavirus briefings around this time.
	A week after Burr's sales, the stock market began a sharp decline and has lost about 30 percent since.
	A week after he sold all his stocks, stock market drops 30%.
	On Thursday, Burr came under fire after NPR obtained a secret recording from February 27th in which the lawmaker gave a VIP group at an exclusive social club a much more dire preview of the economic impact of the coronavirus than what he had told the public.
	According to the NPR report, Burr told attendees of the luncheon held at the Capitol Hill Club, quote, There's one thing that I can tell you about this.
	It is much more aggressive in its transmission than anything that we have seen in recent history.
	It is probably more akin to the 1918 pandemic.
	He warned that companies might have to curtail their employees' travel, that schools could close, and that the military might be mobilized to compensate for overwhelmed hospitals.
	The luncheon was organized by the Tar Heels Circle, a club for businesses and organizations in North Carolina that are charged up to $10,000 for membership and are promised, quote, interaction with top leaders and staff from Congress, the administration, and the private sector.
	Isn't that nice?
	You pay $10,000 for access to the Senate Intelligence Committee Chair so that he will tell you when to sell your stocks before the stock market plunges 30%.
	Seems like you're getting your money's worth, but a lot of people don't have the connections or $10,000 in disposable income to spend on stock tips like that.
	It says Burr's public comments have been considerably less dire in a February 7th op-ed that he co-authored with another senator.
	He assured the public that, quote, the United States today is better prepared than ever to face emerging public health threats like the coronavirus.
	No matter the outbreak or threat, Congress and the federal government have been vigilant in identifying gaps in its readiness efforts and improving its response capabilities.
	His biggest sales included companies that are among the most vulnerable to an economic slowdown.
	He dumped up to $150,000 worth of shares of Wyndham Hotels and Resorts.
	a chain based in the United States that has lost two-thirds of its value, and he sold up to $100,000 of shares of Extended Stay America, an economic hospitality chain, or rather an economy hospitality chain.
	Shares of that company are now worth less than half of what they did at the time Burr sold.
	Well, I'm glad it worked out for him, but that just gives you an idea of what we're up against here.
	If you're in the working and middle class, you're told with 72 hours, 48 hours notice that your school's closing.
	Your kid's school or your school is closing.
	College is out of session.
	You're not coming back to work.
	You're on shelter-in-place notice in your city.
	Grocery stores are going to be rationing their goods.
	Amazon is only going to ship essential goods.
	The stock market's crashing 30%.
	You found that out the day that it happened, right?
	So for all us average, normal people, all of this just crashes down on us all at once with no warning.
	And our elites say, well, we've got to respond to this.
	And how do they respond?
	Here's the $1,000.
	But people like Richard Burr got a week's worth of notice.
	Maybe three.
	We have no idea to what extent he knew what was coming.
	But he certainly knew a week before the stock market crash.
	That's why he liquidated all his assets.
	And I can tell you that Richard Burr probably saved a lot more than $1,200.
	Stock market crashes 30%.
	Cash is 30%.
	He liquidates between $600,000 and $1.72 million in securities.
	I think he saved a lot more than $1,200, somewhere between all that, right?
	And maybe he gained a lot more.
	You sell and then you buy is how it goes, right?
	And you know that the only reason he sold, the only reason, obviously, that he was privy to that kind of insight, to that information, the guy's not a genius.
	The guy is not...
	Rain Man.
	The only reason he knew to sell was because he was sitting as the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, and the government told him how bad it was going to be, because the government knew how bad it was going to be before it got that bad.
	And that allowed him to sell, and it also allowed him to tell all of his rich friends, all of the donors who are paying $10,000 a month, or I'm sorry, $10,000 a year, to be a part of his club, that they should do the same.
	And that just gives you an idea of the corruption of this country.
	That gives you an idea of the extent to which you're being screwed.
	If you're told that you're going to get a free check of $1,000, it's a gold rush.
unidentified		Amazing.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		$1,200 free and clear?
		Incredible.
		But let's compare that to all the other bailouts that are being given.
		What is the bailout that's being given to the airline industry, to the cargo plane industry?
		What's the bailout that's being given to corporations with their tax cuts, the payroll tax cuts?
		What's the bailout being given to every single member of the Congress and of the Senate who are getting these insider trading tips and basing their trades based on what they get from the government?
		You know, so you could say that, well, $1,200 is not a lot of money, but then you compare it to what everybody else is doing, the people in the know, the connected people, the rich people, what they're getting, what they knew and when they knew it, and that really gives you an idea of the stark divide between where we're at in the United States.
		Somebody like this should be arrested.
		Somebody like Richard Burr should be arrested and put in jail.
		Because he knew full well the extent of this.
		And he could have told you what was going to happen and he could have spared you your 401k, your Roth IRA, whatever, your retirement plan.
		He could have saved you even if you're just an investor.
		Even if you don't have the retirement but you're just investing money.
		He could have spared you a lot of time, money.
		I guess they all could have in the government if they told you this.
		Or even better, maybe the argument is that people like this just need to know.
		Obviously, some people are going to know about a crisis before others do, and there's an argument to be made that we should try to minimize panic by allowing things to hit the fan and sort of unfold in a natural way.
		The panic's going to happen no matter what.
		The stock market's going to crash if they tell you or you get told a week later, but then people like this need to go down with the ship.
		People like this certainly should not be able, right?
		I mean, doesn't that make sense?
		If the argument is that, well...
		Obviously, people from the government can't just whistleblow and say, the economy's gonna crash!
		The sky's falling!
		You know, this would create mass disorder and they want to have a coordinated response and maybe there's a better way to do it.
		But then, if that's the case, if that's the argument, then certainly the people that are in the know should not be invested two million dollars in the stock market and be able to sell a week before everything happens.
		Shouldn't they have some investment with the rest of the country?
		Where's the incentive then to actually take care of the people or the economy if You are going to be told all these insights before everything hits the fan.
		So that's Richard Burr.
		That'll really tell you.
		Maybe that'll upset you enough to understand what we're talking about.
		It's hard to think about politicians as the blood-sucking animals that they are when you're just talking about it from a very traditional cynicism of power or cynicism about politics or government.
		But then why don't you experience a crisis like this and watch your retirement get liquidated and liquidated in the way that it gets evaporated, right?
		Gets destroyed, the value is wiped out and somebody in the Senate who's representing you liquidated their assets in a very different way.
		They cashed out a week before you.
		So maybe it doesn't jive with you three weeks ago, four weeks ago, and I'm just, you know, it's very generic anti-government stuff or that's the way it comes across, but maybe you'll feel differently when you're struggling, when you might not be able to retire, when you're gonna struggle with medical bills or with whatever the economic fallout of this is, and the person that you vote for that's tasked to represent you is sitting pretty with their two million dollars they cashed in out right before it all went down.
		I think it's pretty incredible.
		But that's the country.
		It's a country that is run by looters.
		Looters.
		They are looting the country.
		The Wall Street people, the government, the billionaires, the millionaires.
		What we're talking about is just a fire sale of the entire nation.
		That's what it is.
		And we're the suckers.
		We are the livestock to be taxed, to spend, to be worked.
		And maybe that's the way it always has been, but it shouldn't be like this.
		That's not fair.
		But we're gonna move on and take a look at our Super Chats and we'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
		I think it's outrageous that this is the case.
		What kind of a serious country does this happen in, right?
		This is our wonderful democracy that everybody loves so much.
		You know, you gotta remember that Putin is a thug.
		Putin is a kleptocrat.
		You know, what do they say about all these different tyrannical governments?
		Kleptocracy.
		Klepto meaning to steal.
		It's a government based on stealing.
		They're thugs.
		China, you know, Xi Jinping and Erdogan and Putin, they're thugs.
		They're these kleptocrats.
		These kleptocrats in these other countries.
		Oligarchs.
		What do you think we have here?
	What do you think we have here?
	You think we have angels running our country?
	Putin is a thug!
	Well, I don't know.
	I think Putin cares more about his people than these people do.
	Let's see.
	Burt Paulson says, T-Y-B-G.
	I don't know what that means.
	The Late Patriot says, Good morning, Kings!
	Yeah, good morning.
	Belit Blorps says, Dumb Hispanic neighbors are having a party right now.
	Hispanics don't wash their hands.
	That's not true.
	I wash my hands.
	Coolbluesquare says this was lab coats one time to shine and they F it up.
	I think they're doing good actually.
	They are churning out that vaccine very quickly.
	The tests are being delivered so I think they're actually doing a good job.
	Lab coats are doing a good job.
	I will tell you though I am not going to take the coronavirus vaccine.
	I don't care what's in it.
	I don't care who's distributing it.
	I'm not taking it.
	I don't care what my risk is.
	I will not be taking a coronavirus vaccine.
	Good Guy Bo says, I'm getting paid to sit at home and vibe right now.
	Coronavirus is the best.
	Here's your cut.
	Hey, well, thanks so much for the Ninjagini.
	I hope I get a cut from all these.
	If you guys can't get a bailout, certainly I should get a bailout from you.
	Jay Rentz says, EMJ equals right-wing Bernie.
	Identical mannerisms.
	No, I don't think that's true.
	Because E. Michael Jones is German and Irish, right?
	And Bernie is Jewish.
	E. Michael Jones grew up in South Bend and Bernie grew up in Brooklyn, so no, not at all.
	Bleep Lorp says, don't worry big guy, chat will be filled with ninjettes when the Trump bucks start rolling in.
	Yeah, hopefully so.
	Hopefully when all the checks go out, all the $1,200 goes out.
	Look, if you're getting $1,200, ten bucks.
	Hey, a ninjagini, a ninjette, a ten, a hundred, here and there.
	A little bailout for the corona king here.
	Could unions ever switch to lean to the right?
	know they are very much in bed with the democratic establishment i would never say never i would never say that that would be impossible but the problem is not so much ideology it's institutional that the afl-cio and and all the big unions are are i mean they're really firmly connected with the democrats in the states and across the the country overall so i think the
	That kind of machine politics, you know, whatever's left of that, that would have to, it would have to change on an institutional level before that would happen, I think.
	I don't think it's as simple as, oh, the unions are right-wing now, the unions are conservative now, now they're Republican.
	You know, that's not historically how it went.
	Canada says, Nick, RMC confinement is not cozy, can't play Modern Warfare.
	What is RMC confinement?
	I don't know what that is.
	Cool blue square says how would you punish China for all this shit?
	Um, I Don't know that's a tough thing maybe sanctions sanctions or tariffs I'm not sure what kind of tools you could use because I mean obviously we wouldn't like bomb them obviously we wouldn't do anything military but diplomatic and economic measures that seems to be the most likely and consequence and in terms of diplomacy i mean you could you could make a bid that they should be kicked out of the security council that probably would be dramatic
	but you know some kind of a diplomatic rebuke in the united nations or in the world trade organization or something like that through these supranational bodies and then probably couple that with some kind of economic consequence which could be more terrorists it could be sanctions it could be a lot of different things the problem with any retaliatory effort is that we're fragile and they're fragile so whatever we do it could hurt us
	and if they retaliate it could hurt us too it could hurt them the problem is nobody's really because we're interdependent that's the key word because of the interdependence of the economies at this stage in the game there's not a ton that we could do to hurt them badly that won't backfire and hurt us badly the The tariffs hurt them and help us, but, you know, that only goes so far.
	as far as a proper retaliation goes.
	So I don't know what's going to be done.
	The real thing that we could do is just completely break our dependence on China and just start pulling everything out.
	Pull out our investment, pull out our cash, pull out our businesses, and just totally shut it down.
	Because China, without the United States, will wither and die on the vine.
	They can't survive without our entrepreneurs, our intellectual property, our markets.
	They can't thrive without that.
	and they need us a lot more than we need them.
	So, if coronavirus is a lesson in anything, it's that it might be painful, but now would be the time.
	You've got the political will, you've got the political capital, you've got the pretext to break our reliance on China, and that would be a game-changer for them.
	Lauren Pookman says, Hey King, did you see that Senator Richard Burr sold off all his stock in February and downplayed the flu?
	Yeah, we just talked about that.
	Thanks for the Ninjagini.
	Canada says, Cali asking for one Navy ship for 55% of the state's sick.
	I didn't see that.
	I don't know what you're talking about there.
	Are you talking about the hospital ship?
	Because that's not, that's not really an ad.
	You're not really describing what's happening right there.
	Delayed Patriots has expired water check.
	Yeah, I remember that from yesterday.
	I love when people just say something that has been said in the past, and they're just sort of like a nudge nudge.
	Hey, remember that joke from that stream yesterday?
	Haha, joke check, right?
	That thing from yesterday check?
	Like, okay, yeah, thanks.
	Yeah, I remember that.
	Francisco Franco says, what's your favorite PlayStation 2 game?
	Love you, King.
	Hey, love you too, buddy.
	Favorite PS2 game?
	Maybe Battlefront 2?
	Simpsons Hit and Run?
	Star Wars 3?
	The game?
	I haven't played that in forever though, so I actually don't remember if that was good or not.
	Smackdown vs. Raw?
	2007, 8, and 9?
	Let me think, what else did I like?
	What else did I like?
	Shrek 2?
	The game?
	Metal of Honor, what is it, Vanguard?
	Metal of Honor, Vanguard was a classic.
	Scooby-Doo, Night of 100 Frights.
	Did I play that on?
	That was either PS2 or GameCube, I don't remember.
	Yeah, that's just a brief list of some of my favorites.
	But my favorite is probably Battlefront 2.
	Spank?
	I don't know what kind of question that is.
	Well, I gotta go back in.
	Honestly, going out to the store is not the worst thing in the world.
	You just gotta be careful, okay?
	You go into the Walmart or whatever, I mean you could go and buy more stuff you just have to make sure that the way that it spreads is through these droplets and it also does live on surfaces so as long as you're washing your hands and not touching your face and you're also avoiding people you should be okay as long as you don't like talk to a person at Walmart as long as you don't get too close to somebody who's coughing or sneezing or you know
	Discharging fluids in some way and as long as when you're touching things You don't immediately touch your your face your eyes nose mouth and you wash your hands afterward And you know you mind it on your clothes and things like that as long as you're just mindful I don't think there's an extremely high risk It's better to just stay home if you have to But it's not the end of the world if you need to go out and buy like groceries You just got to limit your exposure as much as possible.
	Just be very mindful mindfulness is the operative word there Melon Buster says, Cruising and listening to America First.
	Thanks Kingpin!
	Hey, well thank you!
	Glad you like the show.
	Sounds comfy.
	I wish I was cruising right now.
	Stupid Idiot says, My message yesterday came off the wrong way.
	Sorry.
	God bless America First.
	I'm not sure what message you're talking about.
	I don't remember...
	What rubbed me the wrong way?
	But thanks for the Ninjagini.
	It's okay.
	Whatever it was.
	Kruger says, since you aren't eligible for Trump bucks, here's a super chat.
	Here's a dollar.
unidentified		Yeah.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Not eligible for the $1,200, but here's a one.
		I am eligible.
		I found out once I saw that it was a 2018 filing.
		That means I'm good.
		Because in 2018, I didn't make a ton of money.
		Last year, I made a little more than I made in 2018.
		So if it was 2019's tax returns, there's no way I'm getting the Trump Bucks.
		But if it was 2018, then I'm getting my $1,200.
		I'm getting free $1,200!
		I'm gonna buy that Nintendo Switch.
		I'm gonna pull the trigger.
		I'm gonna buy the Nintendo Switch.
		I'm gonna buy Animal Crossing.
		I'm gonna buy the buying spree with my Trump Bucks.
		Is going to be delightful That's like that is like having two really good shows in terms of super chats free and clear like two or three really good shows and I'm gonna spend that money so good.
		I'm gonna go to Walmart.
		It's like when I was a kid my Grandma one time took me out.
		She she took me and my sister out to the store and Great day.
		We went to the store.
		We bought toys.
		We got McDonald's.
		We got, like, ice cream.
		And that was colloquially...
		His grandma day, we used to call that.
		She wouldn't do that like every year.
		But I remember, for whatever reason, I think it was because maybe I got pneumonia like a few times when I was young.
		It was really bad.
		I think it might have had something to do with that.
		I don't remember the context.
		Maybe she was just being nice.
		I don't remember.
		But there was sort of like ancient lore in the Fuentes household.
		Grandma day.
		The fabled grandma day.
		It might have happened once or twice.
		She took us out.
		And, you know, I distinctly remember.
		I remember exactly what we bought.
		Plug and play.
		Star Wars.
		Darth Vader game.
		Got, I remember the Star Wars action figures that were red battle droids.
		Got action figures.
		All kinds of things.
		And I think we went out to eat and we got like a treat.
		We got like ice cream or something Anyway, it's gonna be like grandma day all over again.
		It's gonna be like I'm gonna go to the store Because here's the thing.
		Here's how I operate.
		I Save all my money and I did the math All the money I made last year, I saved 95% of it.
		I only spent 5% of all the money that I ever earned in the last year.
		95% of it went into the bank.
		5% of it I spent.
		And that was largely, almost all my major expenses, was school or it was, because I did some online classes last year, it was either school or it was what do you call it?
		Travel.
		And that was traveling for work show related purposes.
		So I normally feel very guilty if I get money and then I spend it.
		I hate spending money, especially on frivolous things.
		I really hate it.
		I can't even tell you how much I hate forking over money.
		I'm very in that way.
		And that way I have a sort of a common trait maybe with certain people, but I don't like to spend money.
		But if I get just free money from the government I feel a lot less bad about spending it.
		That to me is almost better than earning money because earning money I feel like I got to tuck that away.
		I got to keep that for a rainy day or to invest or whatever.
	But if I just get a free check from the government it's like it's Christmas money.
	It's like Christmas I just get to go out and yeah I'll treat myself and I'll buy some stuff.
	I'll probably save like half of it but That's like a $600 shopping spree.
	Not a bad day.
	Not a bad day.
	You know, stores are empty and maybe there's no goods on the shelves, but there's no people either.
	And I'll be out of my cash.
	It'll be a good day.
	But let's see, we've got a lot of diamonds here from Safety Buzz.
	Thank you so much!
	That is a lot of diamonds.
	Excuse me, Scorch Titan says Horton named them in the movie Horton Hears a Who?
	Okay, I've never seen that, so I don't know.
	But thank you Wow safety buzz and maxi bro with like a dozen diamonds.
	Thank you guys so much Question for nix is I'm doing go mad right now going number two hurts bad.
	Yeah, I don't think go mad is a good idea I think it's a meme and it's funny like that But the idea of drinking a gallon of milk every day cannot be good for you milk is not good for you honestly, I know a lot of people are like milk pilled or whatever, but I Maybe I'm scientifically illiterate.
	Certainly, a gallon of milk every day is not good for you.
	I don't know if milk is good or innocuous, but it seems like it's estrogen and a lot of weird stuff in there.
	I don't know.
	I'm very skeptical of milk.
	I mean, I don't know.
	Am I gonna say it's bad for you?
	I don't have the knowledge.
	But I certainly think one gallon of milk every day is probably not good.
	Not healthy.
	Superorganism.
	It's not as healthy as McDonald's.
	Superorganism says, been gaming all quarantine.
	Trust in God, Kings.
	So true.
	Zamunda says, Dealer reminder, there's probably poo on your phone.
	Yep, there's fecal matter on everything.
	Maybe not in your house, but definitely in public places.
	Keep that in mind.
	Warren says, Binary choice between old memes and wignats in chat.
	Yeah, there is a lot of that.
	Warren says, pray for Italian priests dying from coronavirus.
	Yeah, definitely.
	Question for Nick says, say something nice about Anglos.
	No, I don't think I will.
	Gay Charlie Kirk says, melted Swiss cheeseburger with caramelized onions.
	Yeah.
	Question for Nick says, I'm a super massive endomorphic Anglo.
	I'm crazy obese.
	Well, that's gross.
	OpticsRespector says being endo doesn't mean you have to be a blimp lol yeah factual being an endomorph does not mean being morbidly obese it just means being a little bit thicker you know having a little bit more larger more rotund perhaps but you definitely don't have to be a hot air balloon to be an endomorph OpticsRespector is not a blimp he is not he's not even really fat he's just a big guy just an endo that's what it is so
	One and only Patches says, yo, LA just announced they're going on lockdown, did they?
unidentified		Yeah, let's see.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		New York Post says, Los Angeles County in near lockdown after safer-at-home order due to coronavirus.
		More than 10 million people in SoCal were ordered to stay at home unless absolutely necessary.
		and this comes from the county supervisor blah blah blah so LA and San Francisco are both on lockdown I'm sure it's imminent to New York and probably Chicago as well actually so good to know thanks for the update there let's see Safety buzz with whoa, that's like ten ninja genies.
		Thank you so much big guy Holy smokes safety buzz is the real trump bucks here Safety buzz with my trump bucks infusion my trump bucks forward.
		Thank you so much, buddy.
		Really appreciate it King hippo says is using mouse and keyboard on console cheating.
		Yeah, I think it is.
		I Question for Nick says my sons will be 300 pounds and look ugly.
		Okay Maxie bro says ninja genies go burr.
		Yeah, they do Quadriceps has work at a small car dealership still have to work.
		Ah That sucks, buddy.
		Wakey wakey wagey Wakey wakey time to wage Have fun.
		Have fun at the car dealership, buddy Well, you're probably not selling a lot of cars, so you could probably just hang out.
		And that way, it's actually kind of cool.
		You have somewhere to go.
		Drive to the car dealership, hang out.
		Who's buying a car during all this?
		You just get to shoot the shit, play computer games, play Flash games, fuck around on your phone.
		That's actually almost better.
		The idea of going to work, but you just get to hang out on your phone is actually...
		I don't know there's definitely an appeal to that because I hate when I was a wagee I hated work so much I can't even tell you how much I despised it and but the idea of just going in and chilling just being on your phone all day on you know Twitter YouTube messing around it's actually almost better because you're making money
		And I mean maybe if you're a car dealer you're probably working on like commission I imagine right probably tied in some way to selling cars So maybe you're not making a ton of money, but at the bare minimum you don't feel guilty I feel like if you waste time normally I feel guilty, but if you're like on the clock It's like these are free hours that I can you know just run out the clock so Not a bad idea Question for next is Google jellied eels if you want the real Anglo pill, okay?
		I don't really want that though.
		So OpticsRespector says see you in the Walmart FEMA camp big guy Yeah, the next time we see each other we will be will be unloaded Will be unloaded in front of the Walmart FEMA camp.
		We will be getting our haircuts, right?
		Step this way.
		We will be walking through a hallway OpticsRespector knows what I'm talking about We will walk through a thin hallway, we will enter a small room, and there will be dozens of barbers and hundreds of people getting haircuts, and then the hair will be cleared out to be turned into mattresses, and then it will be brought back in to be murdered, and then they will shovel all of our bodies into the hallway and then outside, and it's just gonna be really... it's gonna be a bad time, man.
		It's gonna be a bad day when the Walmart FEMA camps go up, and if that sounds implausible, then you should be put on an ADL list.
		So yeah, I'll see you in there.
		I'll see you in there!
		And maybe we'll survive together.
		We'll see.
		Maxie Bros says, Whiteboard nationalists like us hate blackboards.
		Ha ha ha.
		Thani says, I'll give you my Trump bucks instead, even though I'm poor.
		Well, thank you!
		I'll gladly accept them.
		I'll be very appreciative.
		But I will gladly take your Trump bucks now.
		No, you should keep them.
		Unironically, if you need your Trump bucks, keep them.
		I almost, I feel like it's my responsibility as like somebody that takes tips, I mean that's what it is, is like tips, to say, because there is like an asymmetry.
		Some people like, and you know, I'm of the opinion that people have agency and they do what they want, you know.
		If you give money, well that's your prerogative, right?
		But I also do feel a little bit of responsibility, especially because I have a younger audience.
		To tell people to save your money.
		Save your money.
		Especially at a time like this.
		And that's not wise for me to say.
		You know, a lot of people call me a grifter.
		Charlie Kirk says I'm a grifter.
		And all these people say, oh, Nick sells merch.
		Nick makes a living doing his show.
		He's a grifter.
		Not what that means.
		But I do feel it is my obligation, as somebody who has a younger audience, to tell you.
		And maybe it's not a great idea for me, from a financial point of view, to say this.
		But I do want to tell you, especially in this time, it is prudent to save your money.
		So I joke about, you know, if you get your Trump bucks, send them to me, but if you need the money, and more likely than not you probably do, you should probably just keep it.
		Especially if you're a young person.
		Some young people, like this Polish-American groyper, I called him out on this, and he's like, no, I'm a trust fund kid.
		I'm like, okay.
		But I gotta tell my young people out there, do not burn through all your money.
		Save your money.
	Even if it's on Super Chats.
	Don't burn your money on Super Chats.
	I mean, look, I'm trying to give you a balanced take.
	Support me because, you know, if you like the show and if you get a lot out of it and you have a little money to spare, it helps me continue doing the show, right?
	And it also helps fund the movement and all of that.
	Making some big plays this year.
	But I also want to tell you that...
	I don't want anybody to feel pressured especially during a time like this I don't want you to get the wrong impression that like I'm gonna go hungry if I don't you know whatever so I just I just in full in the spirit of full disclosure and seriousness on money matters during a serious time I just want to tell you especially for the young people because I see this happen a lot where and it's on various things but people burn through their money on foolish things and then you know they're like well gee I wish I had more money right now so
	So I just I just want to clarify when I say that I am joking.
	I don't want anybody to I don't want I would feel bad if anybody unironically was like, here's my relief check I'll be hungry, but I'd rather give it to you I'll you know, I just wanna I would feel that would be on my conscience if that happens So just want to clarify but that doesn't mean stop sending me super chats It just means uh, you know, just be prudent about these things during a time like this and 300 Spartans.
	It's always weird because I almost shouldn't be the one to say that, right?
	Because people would tell you that's terrible business to say.
	Don't buy my product, right?
	Don't give me business.
	But I hope you understand what I'm saying.
	I'm trying to do the right thing here.
	300 Spartans says, Con Inc.
	people autistically freaking out about Trump bucks.
	Yeah, it's so funny to see.
	And what's also ironic is these are all the people talking about, you know, taxation is theft.
	And now the government's giving us all the money back, and they're like, no, no, no!
	Not like that!
	Don't give us $1,000 a month!
	They're the ones who, all the time, are telling us, you know, taxation is staffed.
	We know how to spend our money better than the government.
	Government says, okay, we'll give everyone $1,000.
	No!
	Not like that!
unidentified		No!
unidentified		Don't!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Don't give them money!
unidentified		Do not give the middle class money under any circumstances.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Like, okay.
		Yeah, it's gross.
		These people are sick, man.
		They're just sick at this point.
		Yeah, good take.
		No, I don't like blue cheese.
		Is there any evidence for that?
		Yeah, good take.
		Question for Nick's is, do you like blue cheese dressing?
		No, I don't like blue cheese.
		Alpha says, based QT OAN reporter saying media colluded with the CCP.
		Is there any evidence for that?
		I think it's plausible, but where's the evidence?
		Nat Mossad says, my Zoomer wife and I got married in 2019.
		We gettin' paid!
		Hey!
		Great to hear, buddy.
		Congrats!
		Congrats on being married.
		And, uh, congrats on the 2,400 bucks.
		Question4Nyx is switching my GoMad diet to a gallon of blue cheese.
		Okay.
		Question4Nyx superchats are consistently the worst.
		What are you doing tonight?
		The other day he was like, I'm sorry for the bad chats.
		I was trying to be funny.
		And now, you know, they just, it's not funny.
		It just sucks.
		True's says, are you gonna pop in the Jim Dick debate on Corona?
		Dick Masterson and Jim, uh, Mr. Medeker.
		What do you mean, like join the debate or watch it?
		I'm probably not gonna join in, I mean...
		I don't like when people do that.
		I don't want to, like, steal the spotlight, you know?
		If Dick Masterson and Medica are gonna have their thing, then let them have their thing.
		I'll watch and I'll, you know, cheer them on and get patronage from the sidelines.
		But I hate when people are like, no, hi everyone!
		I'm here!
		I'm here to take the spotlight!
		I'm not that guy, you know?
		So...
		I'll probably check it out.
		I'll probably watch it.
		I watched a little bit of Sean and Nick Rikita's debate the other day, and it was just so funny.
		You know, what's hilarious is that I don't know if it's a normie versus non-normie thing or if it's just like a pussy versus jerk thing, but there is definitely a stark contrast between Nick Rikita's entire, like, His temperament and Sean's.
		Because Sean goes into a debate and he's like, come on, what are you, retarded?
		Really?
		You're really gonna say that?
		Do you even know what you're talking about, you know?
		And Nick Rackete is like, well, um, well, I'm not retarded.
		Are you retarded?
		Why are you being so mean to me?
		What the fuck, pal?
		Why are you being a jerk to me, man?
unidentified		You know, it's like, it's just, it's not even fair.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's like a bloodbath.
		It's just brutal.
		I almost want to just call it off.
		He's dead already.
		He's dead.
		Stop.
		It's hard to watch.
		It's like that scene in Drive when Ryan Gosling like smashes that guy's head in the elevator.
		Sean, easy, easy.
		He's already dead.
		It's like these nice guys.
		All these... I don't... I've never understood that some people just don't have that bone in their body.
		I don't know if it's a... I don't know if it's a bone in their body.
		I'm gesturing in my body.
		I don't know if it's something in their brain.
		But they just don't possess And it's not even like a fighting thing.
		It's not, well not necessarily a physical fighting thing, but it's really just more being confrontational and like being a dick when you need to be.
		Do you know what I mean?
		It's kind of hard to articulate it.
		Some people just don't have that.
		Some people just don't have that aggression, that sort of competitive or confrontational gene.
		They don't have it.
		And Nick Grakita, it was very funny to watch him get destroyed.
		I'm not a huge fan of his.
		I think he's like a libertarian.
		I've never seen any of his stuff, but from what I have seen, he's kind of gay.
		He's like a libertarian or something, and he's like...
		He's saying the other day, well, I'm not gonna go out but the government shouldn't tell people not to go out.
		The government shouldn't arrest people or do whatever.
		And Sean's just like, are you retarded?
		You retarded!
		Interrupting him just constantly.
		It was...
		I love watching stuff like that.
		I like when people like that just get their shit pushed in and get bullied.
		It's kind of funny.
		People like that just need to toughen up and, you know, become a man.
		And I'm not even talking about getting in a fight.
		Do you know what I mean?
		Like, I'm not a fighter.
		I don't think fighting is good.
		Fighting is not smart, okay?
		You're not tough because you get in fights.
		I think it's actually foolish.
		Now, if you get in a fight and you can handle yourself, then you're tough, right?
unidentified		It's sort of a tough...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Like Line to Walk there, where, you know, if you're able to take a lot of damage and deal a lot of damage, you're tough.
		But it doesn't make you tough if you're always getting in fights.
		That's, that is just foolish.
		You know, that's not wise.
		I've never been one that's, you know, totally macho.
		Oh, fight me bro!
		You know, something like that.
		Because, you know, fighting is not like it is in movies or in TV shows.
		You know, a lot of people just get hurt or they get in trouble and it's not worth it.
		So you know that's really tough when you catch a charge and you know you're you throw your whole family situation into chaos because you know you're you gotta get bailed out of jail and you get they get you on battery or assault or something or you know conversely if you're on the other end you die because you get hit the wrong way or you get some kind of life-altering injury and that doesn't always happen and you know maybe there should be some fighting but you're always taking a risk anyway
		I'm not trying to say that you have to be some big macho meathead, you know, tough guy that's going around and, you know, getting in fights.
		I don't think that's... I'm not somebody like that that thinks in terms of, you know, macho toughness type stuff.
		But I am talking about just...
		Standing up for yourself.
		We're talking about getting in an argument.
		I'm talking about if you're such a pussy that you can't even, you know, like, fight somebody in a verbal confrontation online, what does that say about you?
		If you can't even draw up the confidence or the aggression to have a little bit of a heated argument with somebody over Google Hangouts or Skype, like, what kind of person are you talking about here?
		So...
		And that's not to say that it requires a major amount of toughness or curse or swear anything like that But I mean some of these people they just don't have that they get flustered.
		They get very razzled that they just get yelled at like What's going on?
		So so it's funny whenever I see that and especially when it's someone I don't particularly care for Ronnie says what's your take on combat sports?
		Um What do you mean?
		In general, I think combat sports are good for people to learn how to defend themselves and it's a great way to get physically fit.
		I don't think anybody's more fit than people that are, you know, doing boxing or people that are doing martial arts or something like that, wrestling.
		I used to do wrestling and it is, like, intense.
		And it's gonna sound like kind of gay, you know, I don't know so everybody called it gay when I was doing wrestling in like fourth grade because I Mean, you know you go in there and you really have to get close and personal with somebody I know it's for like, you know competition and the sportsmanship of it, but But it's like you're really all over and I wasn't comfortable with that because as a kid when I was doing wrestling, I was already autistic.
		I was already, you know, kind of like a shy bashful, uh, you know, Awkward young guy and then the idea that it's like, oh, here's a stranger blow the whistle and now you got to grab him Now you got to grab him by the legs and you know, you're doing all these maneuvers and it's it's a lot It's a lot to ask I'm barely okay with like a hug or like a handshake or whatever and then it's like, you know full-on It's like game time but um
		When you're wrestling, when you think about working out, it's about resistance, right?
		I mean, when you're doing a bench press, it's, you know, it's resistance when you're pushing the bar up and that's what it's about.
		And when you're wrestling, it's like almost all, when you're fighting, when you're just like fighting with another person, And it's literally just a matter of like pinning them down and I know I know it's gonna sound gay, but that's what it is That's why wrestling is such a good workout or was when I was doing it because and you should have seen all the wrestlers were like jacked there
		and uh... martial arts in general it's a lot that's not just about strength but it's also speed it's stamina it's you know there's a lot of cardio it's jump rope it's sprinting it's jogging it's it's all that and there's weight lifting and you know if you're doing punching and things like that so it builds skills you know that's the other thing with weight lifting you're building muscle but with something like martial arts you're also learning sort of like how to use your body or you you know
		Motion and using bodily movements is almost a skill in itself.
		It's almost an aptitude in itself.
		And so with martial arts you really, and combat sports, you really get the full package of not just one aspect of fitness.
		It's not just muscle building, but it's muscle building, and it's respiratory, and it's cardio.
		The skill type stuff, and there's a practical utility for it.
		If you get good at it, then you maybe have some skills to defend yourself.
		But I think that it's actually dangerous.
		If you're talking about boxing, that's just dangerous.
		I want to do boxing, but getting punched in the head all the time, that's not really conducive to what I want to be or who I want to be, what I do.
		If you're a boxing for a living, maybe you can afford to lose 10 IQ points or something and get a little messed up in the head.
		But if you're talking about combat sports like MMA or boxing, I think it can be kind of unsafe.
		So...
		I think the training is useful and sparring is good too, but outright fighting I would say is probably dangerous.
		Some people are willing to take that risk.
		I'm probably not.
		DoomGroip says, VindicationNation riding high on Gabbard tonight.
		Yeah, big vindication on Gabbard.
		She's a big dummy.
		And I told you.
		And I told you all.
		I told everybody and nobody wanted to hear it.
		Question for Nyx.
		I'm reading that.
		Jude says, they arrested anti-Semites in Germany.
		Q was right.
		They invented the virus so no one would notice.
		Is that true?
		You think that's it?
		I doubt it.
		Patrice O'Neil says, hey man.
		Shit, man.
		Yeah, I'm a doctor.
		to say, hey, man, okay.
	Bass Dollar says he meant man, okay.
	Patrice O'Neill says, I did Bass Dollar.
	Thanks, man.
	Star, man, okay.
	Bass Dollar says, I got you, Patrice O'Neill-Groiper.
	Great little exchange there.
	Polish American says, hey, Nick, great diagnosis.
	Do you have an MD?
	Yeah, I'm a doctor.
	Holy Servant says, what is this?
	Abortion and LGBT make all lives non-starters for me.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Exactly right.
	No one says, Aloha, Goy.
	Yeah No tro says we what is that?
	Not Romeo says we finally made the ADL list feels good It actually doesn't feel good fearless leader says can Iran be trusted to give us accurate numbers?
	Probably not Yeah, that's exactly right, and that's every time.
	Scratch one of these new Americans, one of these hyphenated Americans, and you find somebody with a very loose and flimsy American identity facade.
	You know, scratch a Chinese person about China and watch how quickly they reveal themselves.
	Or anybody for that matter.
	Jews, blacks, Hispanics.
	Scratch them on where they come from and they will show where their real identity and loyalty is.
	Guy says Chinese character for Penguin is business goose.
	That's funny.
	I'm glad you shared that.
	That's pretty funny.
	BaseDollar says, you were right about testing.
	The testing tech has been approved and tests will increase bigly.
	I told ya!
	And that is very white-pilling for the situation.
	Thanks for the Ninjagini.
	Fearless Leader says, QAnon the Jedi will be hunted down and defeated.
	Yeah, that sounds familiar.
	James says, are you concerned about Bill Gates' ID 2020 tattoo chip to track vaccine to enforce it or not a concern?
	No, I'm not really concerned about that.
	I mean, if Bill Gates and the vaccine, if that comes out and there's like a microchip and all this, you know, then I'll be concerned.
	But I, that doesn't keep me awake at night.
	I'm not, I don't consider that an imminent or really a legitimate threat, but I mean, who knows?
	I would never rule it out.
	But thanks for the Ninjagini.
	Bill Gates ID tattoo chip to track the vaccine.
	I mean, hey, anything's possible, but I, I doubt that that would ever, I doubt that that would fly.
	A lot of this stuff is just, you know, crazy.
	For lack of a better word.
	Yeet says America First as a family and the live chat is our retarded cousin.
	Yeah, something like that.
	Thanks for the Ninjagini.
	Sky Fry says, UBI, but you have to pay it back the next tax season.
	Yeah, awesome.
	That's really great.
	Even better.
	Holy Servants, is our Trump bucks monthly or three weeks like Mnuchin said?
	Answered a second after I asked.
	Here's a dollar.
	Well, thanks.
	Apollo says, not even a Bay Area bum qualifies for Trump bucks.
	Yeah.
	Whiffle says, so no bag?
	Throws phone.
	Plump filled again.
	So no bag?
	Yeah, I'm about to whip my phone, throwing my MAGA hat on the floor, jump on my skateboard.
	Delayed Patriot says, bag denied.
	Well, I'm gonna get my bag.
	It's not a big bag.
	Fearless Leader says, Nikki Haley resigns from Boeing.
	Makes you think.
	Yeah, it does.
	Yeah, that's good.
	Yeah, right?
	Finally, we'll get to cash in on our democracy.
	I don't think so, no.
unidentified		Good.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Holy Servant says, bidding war for 2020 votes?
		Based?
		Yeah, right?
		Finally, we'll get to cash in on our democracy.
		Sanchez says, if one didn't file in 2018, would one receive aid?
		I don't think so, no.
		Polish Amer, if one.
		I don't believe one would receive.
		One would not receive the aid if one did not file.
		Polish American says, my parents make over $100,000.
		Will I get free money?
		Probably not.
		No.
		Unless that's combined.
		If your parents make over $100,000 combined, they might.
		But not if they make $100,000 individually.
		Also says I miss the days when we weren't all going to die.
		We were always all going to die.
		I don't know what you're talking about.
		Damn Dawes says there goes my first ever government handout.
		Just over $75.
		Brutal.
		Polish American.
		Well, you'll get some if you're just over 75.
		You'll probably get slightly less than 1,200 If that's the final thing Polish American says I need money.
		I've been fighting the Women what the heck people like burgo address.
		I don't know what any of that means Rando says I can't afford To put... I love when people don't put spaces in the sentences.
		That's really helpful.
		No capitalization, no punctuation, and no spaces.
		That really makes it helpful for me to read.
		I can't afford to put spaces in my Super Chats.
		Okay, thank you for that.
		Brapped in America says, is the red or blue Kool-Aid burst better?
		Probably the red, but I prefer purple.
		Woose says, don't Republicans want to win?
		They're blowing it.
		Yeah, I know.
		KingAlerix is working overnight at the hospital tonight.
		Good luck out there, Kings.
		Hey, thanks.
		You too, buddy.
		SkyFry says, don't forget Senator Kelly Loeffler.
		She be scheming too.
		I didn't hear about her.
		Zveba says, they got Martha Stewart.
		Burr should get it worse.
		Yeah, well, but it's not really the same because Burr's a senator and the same rules don't apply to them.
		KV says, give me neat bucks or give me death.
		Ha ha.
		Oh, funny.
		Yeah, sure.
		The only one I've ever seen is Contagion.
		And I like that movie.
		I have it on DVD.
		It was filmed near my community in Western Springs.
		Polish American says, I don't know, Nick.
		um maybe tky says favorite pandemic movies andromeda strain 1971 the only one i've ever seen is contagion so and i like that movie i have it on dvd it was filmed near my uh near my community in western springs polish american says i don't know nick let's not count bombs out okay uh young leon says i work for boeings Sad that they spent 43 billion on stock buybacks and are going to get bailed out.
		Yeah, isn't that awesome?
		But I'm sure, uh, I'm sure we'll be taken care of.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Canada says, RMC equals Royal Military College.
		Oh, well, yeah.
		Yeah, I, uh, it's a real surprise that I didn't know what that was.
		You know, let's just throw that acronym in there, of course.
	RMC, Royal Military College, naturally.
	Zoomer's locked up, sorry to hear that.
	Holy Servants, any thoughts on Bill Gates' ID chip?
	I think it's, uh, I don't know, I haven't seen anything about that.
	I think it's probably not going to happen.
	Greek Salad says classical music is good, but LARPers make it gay.
	Yeah, big agree.
	Sky Fry says Hindu Milkers endorsing Biden Kali Yuga check.
	Yeah, Kali Yuga check.
	300 Spartans says ever play Sly Cooper series on PlayStation 2.
	Yeah, yeah, those are good games.
	I like Sly Cooper.
	Well, thank you so much.
	Hope you guys are gonna get your Trump Bucks, too.
	We're all gonna have a great time.
	We're all gonna get our Trump Bucks.
	We'll throw a Trump Bucks party.
	Maybe we should save our Trump Bucks...
	And all the groipers that get it should use it for plane tickets and hotels for our next America First event.
	Should we do that?
	Take your Trump bucks and if you don't need them, well maybe give me a little bit, but save maybe 500 bucks for a hotel and flight for the next AFPAC event.
	That might be a good idea.
	The government will bankroll and subsidize The next America First event.
	Maybe we'll do something over the summer, depending on what happens, maybe something in the fall.
	But that might not be a bad idea.
	If you're a young groyper getting your Trump bucks, maybe put a little bit aside and we'll plan out our next America First conference.
	Randos is peaceful parent here.
	I never hit my wife's kids Haha, it's funny because you said your wife's kids and that's the punchline.
	That's the joke So funny, dude.
	Thank you for the ninja genie and thanks for the comedy to Greek salads as God refers to Abraham to create the nation of Christ not without him Israel's for us gamers rise yeah, that's what they don't understand is that Israel in the Bible means Christians.
	The New Testament, the new covenant that Christ makes, is that the new Israel, the new people of God, are the Christians, the followers of Christ.
	Not the people of biblical Israel, not the tribes of Israel.
	It's Christians.
	That's what all these people don't get when they say, we have to give Israel money because of the Bible.
	Well, the Bible isn't talking about the Jewish state created in 1948.
	It's talking about the ancient Israelites in the Old Testament, and then Israel becomes the body of Christ, the body of the church.
	Christians.
	So, that's exactly right.
	Israel is for us.
	PaleoConservative says, why and thanks for the Ninjagini.
	PaleoConservative says, why slash when was the Yeti mic moved off your desk?
	I don't know, maybe a year ago?
	I moved it off because I still have the stand.
	I had that stand before and the mic was on the desk.
	And the problem is when I would slam on the desk, the mic would pick that up and it would... you would hear it.
	It would, you know, make a bad sound on the microphone.
	So with a boom arm that holds the mic suspended in the air and with a shock mount, it absorbs the shock from me banging on the desk and there's a lot less of that
	Noise and also the USB cord doesn't get unplugged as often when I had it on the desk The USB cord was hanging out from the bottom and it was a very like loose micro USB that was liable to fall out But when it's suspended in the air the USB comes in from the top and then I don't have that problem So there's a couple of benefits there Also, I think it's a cleaner look to have it off camera than on camera and Florida man says preserve the Aloha or make them speak English.
	I like the Aloha.
	It's regional.
	Polish American says Nick, uh, okay.
	He says Nick milk might not be good for Hispanics.
	Sorry.
	Well, I can drink milk.
	I'm not lactose intolerant.
	I just don't like the taste.
	So.
	I can drink milk no problem.
	I think I might have been lactose intolerant when I was a kid but I grew out of it.
	It used to make me sick when I was a kid but now that I'm older I'm able to eat ice cream or dairy products and it's no issues.
	So it's not that I'm, you know, lactose intolerant, that's the meme, and it's also true that non-white people are lactose intolerant, but I just don't like the taste, and I also, you know, estrogen and all that in there, I don't know, I'm just very skeptical of it.
	I'm very skeptical of the milk.
	I never liked the taste, never liked to drink it, and, you know, I don't know, I'm just not drinking all this, you know, cow product.
	I'm highly skeptical.
	Yeah, for real.
	Well, we'll see.
	We're the socialists now.
	Money printer go burr.
	Yeah, for real.
	Fugzit says, Ellie, on lockdown equals chimp out in T-48 hours.
	Well, we'll see.
	Ramey says, stuck at work listening to the show.
	Might have to work the weekend.
	Ah, sorry to hear that, big guy.
	Wakey, wakey, wagey.
	Time to wage during the weekend.
	That really sucks, buddy.
	But unironically, it does suck.
	Hope you're getting through the week.
	Okay Warren says, did you see the new ADL groper article?
	I did.
	Yeah I don't know.
	I'm kind of unfazed.
	What is there really to say at this point?
	I mean, I thought that already happened, you know just to give you an idea I thought they already wrote something like that.
	I mean that they wrote something like that does not really change my mental Whatever, you know nothing about that disrupts any of my thought process that doesn't even register us like new information so Kalasaru says no simpery never not even once ha ha ha.
	Yeah, it's so funny Slarch says California announcing lockdown now.
	Yep Save the West says my money's going to the savior of the white race.
	Hey glad to hear it Polish American says nibba.
	I'm using my mom's credit card.
	I'm set King Hey, fair enough.
	I'll take your mom's credit card money.
	Thank you.
	Timed out.
	Thank you for your mom's credit card money.
	Timed out says tithe 10% to Groypers on DLive.
	It's our duty.
	Tithe.
	Gotta tithe.
	Gotta tithe the church.
	Gotta tithe the Groyper, okay?
	Give a little bit to me.
	Well, give a little bit to Jaden.
	Give a little bit to Patrick.
	Give a little to Steve, Vince, right?
	Jake, Lloyd, and give the rest to me.
	me give a lot of it to me you know you watch this show i want i want you know i want if you're going to be giving a tithe let's let's just keep it to the main groiper and i'll kick it down to the smaller groipers i'll kick it down to the little guys the baby groipers uh so yeah you watch the I I should be getting the griper bucks here, right?
	Polish American says Nick just don't forget about me Poles are good friends.
	I'll never forget Polish American griper Yeat says I'll hold up a liquor store to send in super chats.
	Well, I disavow but whatever you got to do, right?
	Peace King says Corona tainted adrenochrome conspiracy check.
	I don't know what that means and Hail Mary says, as long as Nook's Cranny stays open, I'll be good.
	As long, yeah, Nook's Cranny, that's where all the essentials are at.
	If they ever go down, I don't know what I'm gonna do.
	3,000 bell haircut?
	Give me a break.
	Going to Nook's Cranny, gotta buy a gold shovel.
	Gotta buy a gold shovel today, dig up more money.
	Hail Mary, I just read that.
	Nat Mossad says, my wife and I got four months of food and 3,000 rounds.
	Well, good for you.
	I could never do it.
	are prepared.
	Nose Out says, God bless you, Nick.
	Hey, thanks.
	God bless you, too.
	Thanks for the Nijigini.
	Peace King says, Wrestling is 110% of your strength for six minutes, but sus.
	It's not sus, okay?
	It's, uh, you know, it is what it is.
	It is a little...
	I could never do it.
	I had a friend who I wrestled with, my friend from the high school, or at the high school.
	The wrestling program was at the high school.
	I wrestled I think in like 2nd grade and 4th grade.
	I know I wrestled in 4th grade.
	I wrestled one other year.
	But they were not... What do you call it?
	I'm really blanking out tonight.
	My brain is fried from all this Corona talk.
	Non-consecutive.
	I wrestled for two non-consecutive years.
	I think one was fourth grade, one was another year, maybe second grade.
	And I had a... The program was hosted through the high school, so it was kids from all over the district of that age group.
	And the only guy that I knew there was a kid from my grade school.
	And we would carpool there, and he was a good friend of mine, and we used to play like...
	Call of Duty and stuff later on.
	We were good friends.
	Good neighborhood friends, right?
	And so we would wrestle and we would... I never went to meets or anything.
	I never competed as a wrestler.
	I just went for the practices and for all that because I wasn't a good wrestler.
	You know, I was like kind of gonna see do I like this?
	Do I not like it?
	And I never was serious enough about it to compete.
	And they didn't really do a lot of the competition stuff at that age.
	But in any case, I would go to the practices.
	and uh... all that and we would have uh... partner you know everybody would partner up and that's you do the warm ups with and they would teach you the moves and you do the moves on each other you know one guy would do the move and then the other guy would do the move and maybe do a little sparring you do a match and you know try and try and do this move this time right and whenever I wrestled this guy was comfortable because I knew him I knew him from school he was familiar right And that didn't bother me as much.
	It took me a little getting used to because it was very physical.
	And I'm not a very physical person.
	I'm a very non-physical person.
	I'm extremely anti and non-physical.
	And I explained that earlier.
	I was very awkward, so even that was a stretch.
	But I remember there were a few occasions when that guy was not there, and they would just partner me up with some random guy.
	And then they would just be like, You know, the level of awkwardness for a young fourth grade Nick, it just could not be estimated.
	There were times when I just wouldn't even go in.
	I'd get dropped off, and I would literally just go to the bathroom, and I would just hang out in the bathroom until the practice ended.
	Because it's like, I don't want to go in there and just, you know... Yeah, it was not really my scene.
	If you know anything about me, I'm, you know, I don't like...
	I'm not a very physical person.
	I don't love, like, hygiene things.
	You know, you're wrestling around with other sweaty people.
	It smells like shit in the wrestling room.
	They roll out these wrestling mats and they stink, man.
	There's like a stench.
	And it's like, I just... I don't have the stomach for that.
	So...
	Whenever they partner me up.
	I'd be like, I'm just gonna I'm just gonna hang out over here.
	I'll play on my Nintendo DS And I'll just play Animal Crossing over here and you guys can do the wrestling.
	That's okay.
	I'm gonna sit this one out I don't feel so good.
	You know one time they partnered me up with like the best wrestler in the class and he was like he later became like a high school champion and all this and You know I remember, I got partnered up with this guy, because then they would switch it up every so often.
	They'd say, okay, fine, somebody you haven't wrestled with yet.
	And, um...
	They like blew the whistle and you know just like I just got attacked I just got like whipped on the ground just like totally ran up on guy flipped me over and I'm like what the fuck am I doing here I don't like this this is not pleasant I don't I have no when I'm in fourth grade I'm not like okay you know time to pounce time to pounce and you know I just didn't have it in me when I was that age I don't even know if I have it in me now I'm not that kind of person so
	I mean, if I have to, I'll, you know, get in a fight, I'll get in an altercation if it's required, but I'm not the kind of person that's like, oh, hi, nice to meet you.
	You know, now I'm gonna dive in.
	If somebody pisses me off, it's a different story, but they're like, oh, hi, nice to meet you.
	Whistle blows, and then, you know...
	They're like, I was gonna do a spear on me.
	I was like into professional wrestling, not so much the amateur wrestling.
	I'll do an RKO, I'll throw a clothesline, I'll deliver a DDT, okay?
	Suplex, Boston Crab, Submission Hold.
	I'll do that, I'll do that kind of stuff.
	But, you know, all the rest is like bra, bra moment, half Nelson moment.
	Half Nelson moment, yeah.
	That's kind of up close and personal, no thanks.
	So anyway, but bring back it brings back a lot of memories.
	That's why I'm reminiscing a little bit here reminiscing out loud I don't know how much you're enjoying that but I reminisce about these things about my ancient wrestling days so Anyway optics or spectre says boxing is dangerous ask brain sick.
	Yeah, yeah brain sick Brain sick took a beating but you know, he was a champ.
	You got to give it to him.
	I respect fighters even if you lose Especially in that circumstance brain sick the groper boxing match was almost Man that that could have ended badly so After AfPak, we had the AfPak Egg Eat, the Raw Egg Eating Contest, where everybody tried to eat as many raw eggs as possible, as quickly as possible.
	And, not too long after that, we had the Unsanctioned Groiper Boxing Match.
	And, uh, we had Brain Sick Blaze going up against, uh, what is his at?
	I forget what the at is.
	I know his name, but I don't want to dox him, but I forget what his at is on Twitter.
	It's like Fuzzy something.
	Anyway, so Brainsick is a skinny guy.
	He's a little bit taller than me.
	Skinny guy.
	I guess he does karate, so he's got some training.
	But this other guy, this fuzzy guy, he was like 6'3", probably, and muscular.
	I mean, he had muscle on him.
	And he has also been in fights before.
	He was like a fighter.
	And so we had this boxing match.
	It was at like 4 a.m.
	It was like 2 or 3 a.m., actually, and I was outside and it was like...
	40 degrees and we were just in like we're just hanging out and And you know brain sick just got I mean he just got decimated he's you know Went into the house threw up all over the floor And I don't know if he got a minor concussion or if it was just because he was drunk or maybe was the raw eggs And then the fighting and then the cold.
	I don't know what what it contributed to he ended up being okay, but Yeah, the Groyper boxing match.
	Let this be a lesson.
	Boxing is unsafe.
	No unsanctioned... I don't even think... No, they were wearing headgear.
	They were wearing headgear and gloves, but, you know, they were going hard, so... But yeah, it's dangerous.
	Do not attempt at home.
	Delayed Patriots has nothing to do in Korea except get yolked and Super Chat America first.
	Hey, well... Let's do it, right?
	By all means, if that's all you got to do...
	That's what we have to do.
	Base Dollar says it's my Trump money.
	I want it now!
	Yeah, I want it too.
	I want it now.
	I'll go out and spend it.
	They're gonna give more, and I'll go out and spend it this weekend.
	But thanks for the Ninjaginis.
	Georgios says Frankie McDonald for America first weatherman.
	Yeah, he could be our weatherman.
	Colton says favorite Norm Macdonald talk show appearance.
	I don't know.
	I don't, like, have a, you know...
	I have not seen them enough for enough of them to know why I like that one.
	I don't know.
	I'm not that guy.
	So I think he's funny, but I'm not.
	Oh, what's your favorite Norm Macdonald talk show appearance?
	I don't know, dude.
	I don't know him that well.
	Zaviva says F Bryden.
	What happened to Bryden?
	Did he die?
	Are you saying like fuck bride and I don't know what you mean.
	Well, it's like he's live.
	So he's not dead Studio, I can't says hope you're doing well.
	Thank you for the shows.
	Hey, well, thanks for the diamond.
	Hope you're doing well as well Take cover says that ADL article got 43 retweets big whoop.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Who cares?
	Satirical man with a couple ninjaginis.
	Thank you so much, buddy.
	Really appreciate it.
	Base Dollar says, here's a little bit for Jaden and Patrick.
	Can you pass this along for me?
	Totally.
	Next time I see him, I'll be sure to split it evenly amongst them.
	But thank you for the ninjaginis.
	Really appreciate it.
	Pineapple says, watch some Yoda wisdom.
	God would want you to.
	I don't know what that means.
	Anon Semper says, see the celebrity imagine video guillotine now.
	I did not actually see that.
	I heard about it, but I didn't watch it.
	Big Globe says, the 5 o'clock shadow is a Chad look.
	I would know.
	What does that mean?
	Because you have a 5 o'clock shadow or you're a Chad?
	Do I have a 5 o'clock shadow?
	It's much more than a shadow.
	I've grown it out now for a few days.
	I haven't shaved in a while.
	Maybe two or three days, so.
	Jada McNeil says, who wants to buy me Animal Crossing?
	And then Jaden says, that was a joke.
unidentified		Ha ha ha ha.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm funny.
		Tricked ya.
		Well, thanks for the diamonds, Jaden.
		Very, very endearing.
		Very endearing, sort of childlike diamonds being passed around.
		Who wants to buy me Animal Crossing?
		That was a joke.
		Ha ha.
		I'm funny.
		You know, throughout AFPAC, we all just had to laugh.
		All of us gripers.
		Ironically, we talked about the R.C.
		Maxwell-Jaden situation.
		I do, unironically, feel very protective of Jaden.
		Because, and I'll just give you an example, like, we were at AFPAC, obviously, three weeks ago, or two weeks ago, and, you know, it's me, it's Patrick, it's Jake Lloyd, it's Steve, it's Vince, it's all these guys that have kind of been around the block in the movement, and that's not like a flex or anything, but it's just true.
		You know, Patrick has been involved in dissonant politics for years, and Vince has been around for years, and Steve has been around for years, and Jake has been at InfoWars, and I've obviously been doing this for three years.
		Jaden has only, I mean, he met me like a year ago, and that was his beginning to the red pill, right?
		And so we're all kind of sitting around, and not like we're hardened, like tough, serious guys.
		We're just kind of hanging around, and you know, we're talking about, we're all debating about what are we going to do for AFPAC, or Well, what's it gonna be?
		Are we gonna get kicked out at CPAC?
		Should we go today?
		Should we go tomorrow?
		Should we do a meetup?
		Uh, you know, are we gonna have to switch venues last minute, all this?
		And, and we're, we're sitting around talking about this stuff and, you know, Jaden'll come in and he'll be like, My lips are chapped!
		I need ChapStick!
		And we're like, oh!
		Aw, Jaden, you know?
		Protecting the innocents.
		Protecting the innocents, the young.
		We're all sitting around just like, you know, Blackfield, we're punished.
		Punished Groyper.
		Punished Nick.
		Punished Patrick.
		We're on the front lines.
		You know, cigarette hanging out of our mouth.
		And then Patrick will come in.
		My lips are chapped.
		I need ChapStick.
		I'm hungry.
		I'm hungry.
		Can we order McDonald's?
		I'm hungry.
		And it's like, oh, Jaden, you know, he really does.
		He really does bring it.
		Very youthful energy, a very youthful... And I'm not saying that in a totally negative way, I'm not negging him.
		It's actually a good and endearing trait.
		And it is, in this movement, because a lot of us are so, like, blackpilled.
		And to have somebody that just sort of, like, uh, has a very sunny disposition... It's refreshing, I have to tell you, so... You know, Jaden... I don't know if that's gonna offend him, I don't know if that's a neg.
		I'm not, I, you know, I'm just, I'm just busting his balls a little bit, but...
		That was a joke.
		I'm funny.
		Tricked ya!
		You know, it's like, ah, Jaden.
		Sometimes you get blackmailed, and then you see some of these young Zoomers, some of these guys.
		I mean, Jaden's only a year younger than me, but you see a lot of these Zoomers, and they're like 15, 16, 17.
		A lot of these guys are in high school.
		And so, the youth.
		They give me hope.
		They give me hope for the future.
		I have become a cynical, jaded old man.
		You know, I've got my problems.
		I've got my challenges ahead in this movement, you know, struggling to forge America first.
		And I've seen things, and I've done things.
	I really, you know, I've just hosted this show, right?
	But I'm hard, and I'm out there on the front lines.
	I've sustained battle wounds.
	But I see the children.
	They give me hope.
	I see the youth.
	The Cherubic Jaden McNeil, and it gives me hope for the future.
	It's refreshing.
	BaseDollar... It's also better than all these other Super Chats, by the way.
	BaseDollar says, Nick is a verbal wrestler.
	That's right.
	I won't wrestle you on the mat, but I will wrestle you in the battle of the brain.
	The verbal battle.
	Yeah, I will not be wrestling anybody on the mat.
	I will not be dressing in a singlet.
	and uh you know grappling with you grappling with you on the floor yeah gonna be a pass for me some people though they just that doesn't bother them for some people that doesn't phase them that's just like if you're an athlete i guess that's the mentality I just don't have the... I just don't have that.
	Well, I mean, if somebody pissed me off, I could do it.
	If I were called upon to fight somebody, I would be able to fight somebody, but the idea that it's like, hi, nice to meet you, bell goes off, whistle blows, and it's like, I'm gonna grab you now!
	It's like, I don't know if that's really for me, but...
	I'm more of a verbal spar, verbal fighter, brain fighter.
	Big Globes says you went Sean mode on the kill stream with AllSup.
	Yeah, totally true.
	AllSup just doesn't, he's just not smart enough, okay?
	And again, I'm not saying that to be a jerk, but he's just, you know, just doesn't, doesn't have it.
	I'm literally a genius.
	I'm funny.
	I'm smart.
	I'm charismatic.
	You don't want to, you don't want to argue with somebody like me because you're not going to win, generally, unless I'm so in the wrong.
	But, um, Yeah, so somebody like James is just kind of a grug brain when it comes to that kind of stuff.
	And I don't know what his deal is.
	He's been talking shit about me on the forums, apparently.
	What's your problem, man?
	You know, I thought we were friends or something, and then he goes and he's attacking Patrick, he's attacking Scott, he's attacking me, he's saying we're incels, we're whatever.
	Nobody has time for that.
	Ain't nobody got time for that.
	My wife and I need someone.
	Not Mossad says my wife and I need someone who can do the RKO in our compound.
	Yeah, okay.
	Let me go to your and your wife's compound.
	My wife and I...
	Pause.
	I'm going to stop you right there.
	My wife and I need someone.
	Stop.
	I'm going to pause you right there.
	You know, what?
	Yeah, it sounds cool.
	I want to hang out with you and your wife.
	I love hanging out with people and their wives.
	Oh, I love, yeah!
	Let's hang out with your wife!
	Dude, I would love that!
	That sounds awesome!
	You mean, I'm gonna hang out with your wife and I can't say the n-word?
	Cool!
	I'm gonna hang out with your wife and I can't talk about PUSSY?
	No.
	Okay, family show.
	Sorry for the language, but... It's like, really, some people...
	Hello, wife check?
	Hello, hanging out with your wife check?
	I'll take a rain check on the wife check.
	Tell me when you ditch the wife and we can just, you know, hang out and talk about real shit.
	Have some, you know, peanut gallery comment from the femoid, from the rib.
	Woven squash says advice on choosing a career.
	You're inspiring bro.
	Well, thank you I it is an inspiring story, you know, not not I want to be humble, but Here is somebody who dropped out of college, you know, and in spite of that I've succeeded.
	So So I am inspiring no, but I appreciate that.
	Thank you I'm choosing a career.
	I mean I I don't know.
	Do I have great advice to give?
	I'm not old, obviously.
	I don't really have a career.
	I'm really like an entrepreneur.
	I don't have a job.
	I don't have a career at a company.
	I'm like an entrepreneur.
	I'm doing my own thing.
	What I would advise for choosing a career if you're a young person is...
	It's just to be practical is the biggest thing because it's going to vary depending on the person.
	I can't tell you specifically like don't go to college or go to college because it depends on who you are.
	You just have to be practical.
	Whatever your situation is, you have to think about income.
	And you have to think about what is a job where there's going to be upward mobility, where there's going to be security, where I'm going to make enough money to do the things I want to do in my life, What am I good at?
	What do I have an aptitude at that I'm not going to want to kill myself doing?
	And you know, work sucks, but obviously some jobs you're going to be more, you're going to conform to that easier than other jobs.
	And then think about the upfront cost.
	Think about what you're doing right now.
	A lot of people, the biggest mistake they do is they don't know what they want to do and they waste time.
	That's the biggest mistake that you can make is to waste time.
	By doing something that's like college where you don't know what you're going to get a degree in and you're spending tons of money, that's the biggest waste is when you go to a four-year college and it's like $30,000 tuition per year.
	A lot of people, it's a lot more.
	And it's aimless.
	And you don't know what you're going to study.
	You don't know what you're gonna do with your your degree Like, that is horrible.
	But, conversely, if you're in college, and you know what you want to do, and you want to be an accountant, let's say, or you want to be a lawyer, a doctor, and you know, and you're studying hard, and you're getting good grades, and you know the, you know, the lane that you're in, then you're not wasting time.
	And then there are some people that will spend a lot of time just fucking around, you know, and partying, and doing drugs, or You know, even if they're just not diligent about their work in their early years, right?
	In their 20s.
	If you're not diligent and you're not actively seeking out opportunities or looking for ways to advance yourself through a company or in a career, you're wasting time.
	You're wasting valuable time.
	And then what are you doing with your money?
	Are you saving your money?
	Where are you living?
	So, you just gotta be practical.
	It's not rocket science.
	You don't have an infinite amount of options.
	That's what people don't understand.
	You do not have a million options.
	You have a lot of options, and out of all your options, you've got a few that are good.
	You look at your network.
	Who do you know?
	What resources do you have at your disposal?
	What talents do you have?
	And based on that, you can begin to create opportunities for yourself.
	You know, like, for example, with me.
	I worked my network.
	You know, I worked on some campaigns, and I did some volunteering, and I talked to those people, and talked about jobs, and I got referrals, and I applied for jobs, and I said, you know, look, I understand politics, and I'm passionate about it.
	I've got a skill set that, you know, I'm a smart guy, enterprising, quick learner, that kind of thing.
	You know, I'm a good public speaker.
	And, uh, you know, I looked at my, so that's my network.
	Those are my resources, my talents, resources.
	I had a little bit of money saved up and I said, well, well, here are my options.
	And you gotta be pursuing a lot of different things at once.
	Like I was in college, but I was also doing a lot of different things.
	When I was in college, I started the Boston Students for Trump.
	It was a college organization because the college Republicans at BU were totally cucked and they didn't support Trump.
	So I said, I'll start a group that supports Trump.
	I'll call it Boston Students for Trump.
	And it won't just be at BU.
	And so I started this group.
	I started a Facebook page.
	I sent out an email to all the college Republican groups of all the schools in Boston.
	Northeastern, UMass, Suffolk, BU, BC, Harvard, a lot of Boston schools.
	I found their college Republican president.
	I sent him an email and I said, hey, could you tell them about this in your weekly email, your weekly meetings?
	I went to the weekly meetings for RCRs and I advertised.
	I held meetings.
	I did a Facebook group.
	I got in touch with people.
	I got in touch with the Trump campaign.
	I organized several trips up to Manchester, New Hampshire to campaign.
	I made a lot of contacts on that campaign who I still know.
	Made a lot of contacts in Boston through that.
	That's like one example of something that didn't even like work out.
	I obviously didn't become a campaign guy.
	I didn't get in the GOP or the Trump campaign or The College Republicans or anything like that.
	But that's one example of something where I took the initiative, I met new people, I networked, I filled up my Rolodex with phone numbers of people in the Trump campaign, in Boston colleges and things like that.
	I was able to get job recommendations from those people or, you know, referrals and people wrote me letters of recommendation, stuff like that, gave me some guidance.
	That's just one example.
	But I did a ton of things.
	I knew Cassie Dillon.
	I was working on her to get me a job at RSBN.
	And even when I was working at RSBN, I wasn't making any money, but I just did it as a hobby because this was something that was giving me exposure and connecting me to people.
	I was building experience, right, in what I was trying to do, which was become a broadcaster then.
	And then after I left school, I was doing the show, got a job at UPS.
	Quit UPS.
	My plan then was to work at UPS, make enough money to fund my way through school at a different school like Auburn.
	Then I dropped out of there, applied for a different job at Leadership Institute which paid $14,000 and I was going to do that for a semester and...
	Point being, you might not follow that all the way through, but the point is, you might look at me and say, oh, Nick became a YouTuber.
	How did he do that?
	Well, he started a YouTube channel and he made YouTube videos.
	Well, this was only the consequence of One track among many that I was pursuing right and that would have never even happened if I wasn't working my network Aggressively and constantly and thoroughly and exploiting opportunities and coming up with ideas and taking the initiative That's what you have to think about and I'm an entrepreneur.
	So it's a little bit different I mean, I guess that's what I classify myself as maybe it's different if you're a career person, but the thought process is similar and If you want to succeed and be great like that, that has to be your mentality.
	Most people cannot do that.
	They just simply can't.
	They don't have, they don't work hard.
	They just don't have the brain for that.
	And that's okay.
	Not everybody's an entrepreneur.
	Not everybody will or can be an entrepreneur.
	But if you want to become great, maybe if you're, you know, just want a career, that's different.
	But if you want to really make it, these are the kinds of things that you have to do.
	You just have to Wanted.
	You gotta be hungry, you gotta want it bad, and you gotta work it.
	And you gotta work it even when nobody's telling you to.
	That's a big difference.
	Most people, if they're not being told to do something, if they're not told what to do, when to do it, where to do it, how to do it, they'll just fuck off and, you know, drink or work on their phones or, you know, whatever.
	You're not going to make money watching YouTube videos telling you how to make a million dollars in real estate.
	Nobody ever became rich because they watched self-help YouTube videos.
	And I know everybody thinks that's what's going to happen.
	I'm getting an education.
	I'm watching 10-minute videos on YouTube of an entrepreneur telling him the 10 habits of highly successful people.
	You will never make money watching YouTube videos.
	You make money by Putting in the work, slowly and over time, doing unpleasant things that you don't want to do.
	And you ask yourself, why am I doing this?
	And people will ask you, why do you do this?
	Stéphane Molyneux, when I was on his show in June 2017, Stéphane Molyneux said, you're 18.
	I think I was at the time.
	Most kids your age are doing this and that.
	Most kids are not hosting a YouTube politics show.
	Most kids are not doing this.
	And it's like, yeah, and that's the difference.
	Most people's default is, well, I'm going to do what I want.
	I'm going to treat myself and I'm going to spend money and I'm going to... You're not going to make it.
	You're not going to make it if that's your attitude.
	You have to do everything that it takes.
	And then you have a chance of making it.
	You have a chance of making your own luck and making it.
	And I got lucky.
	But I got lucky because I created my own luck.
	I created my own opportunities.
	And I exploited them.
	And that's just the best advice that I could give young people out there.
	Not everybody's going to be an entrepreneur.
	But you just got to try.
	That's all it takes.
	Because if you try, and this is going to sound cliche, but if you try, even if you don't know what you're doing, or if it fails, or if you look like an idiot, well, you're learning.
	And as you're trying new things, you're also gathering a lot of things that will be useful for you down the road, which might be contacts, money, useful knowledge, all kinds of things like that.
	But you just, you just can't, but you also got to be wise.
	It's not just simply grinding and trying aimlessly because there are, you know, history is full of people who tried really hard and grinded really hard and they're fucking failures.
	That's most of them, you know.
	But the difference is you also got to be, you also got to be smart about it too.
	You have to be prudent and think it through.
	It's a very involved thing.
	But as far as, you know, but that's really my, my experience and I'm telling you that from Me from where I am at now.
	But for a career, my advice to you would just be practical.
	Take stock of what you have.
	Who do you know that can help you?
	Who do you know that might be looking for work?
	Who do you know that might be able to give you some insight about something?
	Right?
	That might be able to hook you up, whatever.
	But look at your network.
	Who are your friends?
	Who do your parents know?
	Who did you work for previously?
	And you'd be surprised.
	Just ask people for help.
	And often you don't know what you don't know.
	So you might ask somebody for help, thinking that you're looking for one thing, and based on the information they give you, you could be in a completely different direction.
	And you want that.
	So look at who you know, look at the resources you have.
	You know, if you have a scholarship for school, that's a big resource.
	You're probably going to want to go to college if you have the money to do it.
	You know, if you get a scholarship or your parents are going to pay for it, that might be a big window.
	You know, so things like that.
	But also your skills, talents, that, and then look at your aptitude and what you want to do.
	You know, what is my skill set?
	What am I passionate about?
	Right?
	And based on that, you can begin to evaluate some options and pursue different things and just kind of keep a running track in your head of, well, well, this is plan A and this is plan B. And if this works out, then things could go in this direction.
	And if it doesn't, well, I'm working on this thing and right.
	That's my advice.
	That's my advice.
	Save your money as well.
	So I hope that helps.
	I like when people ask me that kind of advice because what I love more than anything is practicality.
	That is my favorite thing in the world is details, logistics.
	These kinds of things.
	I find that endlessly fascinating.
	More fascinating than even, like, ideology, you know, this abstract.
	I remember when I was in college, I hated it.
	Because I distinctly remember going to these discussion sections for our English class, and the way that it worked is you'd have, uh, two days a week you'd have lecture, and you'd go into the lecture and, you know, you know what that is.
	And one day a week, you had to spend four hours in a discussion section.
	So you'd get the lecture on like a Tuesday, and they'd lecture for an hour, hour and a half.
	And then the next day, you'd have to come in, in a small group of 10 people guided by a professor, and talk for like four hours about the book and about the lecture and all this.
	And I just distinctly remember being in class and looking out the window and thinking, this is completely useless for me.
	And I know it's not everybody, it's not useless objectively, but at least for me, I cannot sit in a room for four hours and, you know, jerk myself off talking about how smart we are, and let's think about the Odyssey, and let's talk about this theory, and let's just consider things all day, and talk about other people that do things, or people that do things in books, and we'll just talk.
	I hated that.
	That's why I dropped out of college because I hated that.
	I wanted to go out there and do.
	I want to go out there and make phone calls and do things, right?
	So I love them.
	I get a little carried away when people ask that because I want to help the zoomers.
	I want to show you the right way and I like to talk about what's practical.
	So many people want to talk about bullshit.
	They want to talk about TV or they want to talk about, even in our sector, they want to talk about books.
	I don't want to talk about books.
	I want to talk about dollars and cents.
	I don't want to talk about logistics and all that.
	Planning, strategy.
	Anyway, so I hope that helps.
	That was probably like another 15-20 minutes.
	OpticsRespector says, definitely the moth joke.
	Yeah, the moth joke is a good one.
	That's a classic.
	Zaviba says he got corona.
	Freaked it, says Sean on Twitter, said this Sunday lockdown.
unidentified		Yeah, it's possible.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Warren says next year is me versus Bob.
		I don't know big guy.
		I don't know about that one Bob look pretty tough He's from Florida.
		He looks pretty mean.
		I think you're from Where's Warren from again?
		I think he's from Florida too, but I don't I don't want to dox but Bob's tough.
		I'm doxing everybody.
		He's from this state.
		I guess it doesn't matter.
		These are pseudonyms and I'm just saying the state but Whatever oops, not a big deal, but Bob is uh, well, let's just say he's from the south.
		Let's just say that and he's he's a You know, he looks like, well, I don't want to say anything mean, but he's like, he looks like a childhood bully.
		Do you know what that means?
		Like maybe, maybe came from a bad home life and maybe didn't have a lot of money growing up.
		And so he's got like chip on his shoulder.
		He's got like something to prove.
		Maybe he's just got his own demons, but he's going to take them out on you.
		You know, I get that kind of vibe from Bob.
		Like he's, he's, You know, if he wants to fight me, there's something inside of him that's motivating that.
		And so, whatever animosity that he's gonna bring to the table has nothing to do with me.
		It's probably been marinating inside of him for a long time.
		I don't want that kind of heat, you know what I mean?
		So that's not really the place for a friendly sparring.
		That's like in Fight Club when that guy gets like all his teeth knocked out and his face is deformed.
		He's got some demons.
		That's a, you know, got a lot of darkness over there.
		I get that kind of vibe.
		You know, nice guy, nice guy.
		I like Bob, but he was giving me the impression that he's like wants to take out some childhood angst on me or on Warren or whoever else.
		So I don't know if you want that kind of, uh, that kind of a fight.
		But I'll watch it.
		I'll watch it.
		I want to see blood.
		I want to see the Groypers bleed for my amusement in the arena, the Roman arena, the Groyper arena.
		Canadian Groyper says, R-C-M-A-O, we into Uber, just copped the Trump Jordans.
		Yeah, that's coming down the line.
		Jaden says, Jake stole my chapstick.
		Yeah, maybe that's why he got Corona.
		Maybe he transferred it through the chapstick.
unidentified		Okay, not gonna answer that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, well, thanks.
		I appreciate that.
		So true.
		I don't even work out in the library.
		I work out in the symposium or whatever, the academy.
		The library's overrated.
		says, "Yo, Ann, you know you're my favorite white boy." "Hey, well thanks, I appreciate that." "We live in the Matrix," says, "Nick's muscles are made of brain matter." So true.
		"I work out in the library." I don't even work out in the library.
		I work out in the symposium or whatever, the academy.
		The library is overrated.
		I do all my own thinking in my brain.
		Blanky mode.
		says, do you hang out with Mike Ma sometimes?
		Good guy.
		Yeah, I've met him a couple times.
		He came to Chicago last year.
		Yeah, he came to Chicago in October and we hung out.
		And he hung out at AFPAC as well.
		I think he lives on the East Coast, so he's not like in my... He's not close by that we can hang out.
		But yeah, I've met him a few times.
		I consider us friends.
		He's a cool dude.
		I like him.
		Not massage says my wife says the n-word Nick you are welcome here.
		Oh sounds totally based Based why saying the n-word?
		It's just guys like this.
		Just don't get it.
		No, but my wife is cool.
		Okay Jaden says for real joking about Animal Crossing unless Unless what somebody's gonna buy you Animal Crossing Yeah, Jaden always.
		People are always buying stuff for Jaden.
		Jaden asks and people send him micro USB cord, people send him a controller, they send him whatever.
		So yeah, maybe somebody can hook them up.
		Why don't you buy your own games?
		Everybody sees the kind of lemons you're pulling in.
		It's $60 for Animal Crossing on Switch.
		You'll probably make that in a couple of streams or even in one stream if you play it.
		So, this is Jayden McNeil.
		He's always got his hands out, right?
		Another, another Jayden McNeil asking for a handout, huh?
		Really?
		That's, that's urban Jayden.
		That's his urban side.
		That's what that is.
		Real Greg says, no wives in the clubhouse.
		Yeah, no joke.
		Smarty says, so glad I can listen to you on Spotify in the car.
		Hey, glad you enjoy that.
		Peace King says, Q says, white hats tainted adrenochrome with corona.
		Yeah, yeah, that makes a lot of sense.
		I buy that.
		Yeah, QAnon white hats tainted the global elite's adrenochrome Source with the corona virus.
		So which is it is the corona real and they're using it to kill the elites?
		Or is it not real and they just use that to get people out of the streets.
		I Think they're just making that up as they go along Cozer says how did you and Frankie McDonald first interact?
		I think millennial Matt told them about me and he DMed me at one time Based griper says you have to take action and do something.
		Yeah, I got it.
		Just do stuff.
		Okay, and Blankie Moat says it takes a lot to be able to have a three hour monologue.
		Yeah, it does take a lot.
		And every day, every night, two to three hour monologue, every night, every weeknight for two and a half years.
		It's a lot.
		It's a Herculean effort.
		Indiana Gropers says entire state of California on lockdown.
		Is that true?
	Man, it's getting awesome!
	I mean, it is getting bad.
	It's getting bad out there, folks.
	There it is!
	Entire state, shelter in place.
	It's imminent.
	Nationwide quarantine is imminent.
	That's no good, folks.
	That's getting spooky.
	Let's see blank emotes is what is your rural landscape vibe King?
	I don't know what that means.
	What is my rural landscape vibe?
	I don't like rural areas.
	I you know, just not my scene Okay, I'm nothing against you, but I grew up in the suburbs and I love the suburbs.
	I grew up in development and the idea of having like a suburb on the edge of a you know, just surrounded by cornfields to me is just I I can't imagine.
	Because I've been to places in Wisconsin and the South and Iowa where it's like a city and there's inside the city but you go a little bit outside and then it's just like and then there's like an edge it's like the city limit and you it's like you fall off the edge of the world and then you're in farms.
	Here's my house and then farms for miles.
	I could not that would make me go insane So I like the idea of the metropolis, you know, even if I don't live in the city I live in the suburb and really you go 10 miles in any direction and it's development.
	It's you know So I prefer that and I would actually prefer the woods to the farm, you know, cuz that's the other problem with, Illinois As you go outside Chicago or some of these major areas and it's all flat farms.
	What I would prefer is to be in like Massachusetts or New York where it's the woods and it's a city but it's surrounded by a settlement surrounded by the woods.
	I love the woods so I like that.
	Bob Sakamoto says, but which Bob would beat up the other Bob?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	I would have to see.
	I would have to see, like I said, the size comparison, the matchup.
	I don't know.
	It's About People says, I am the wife.
	Oh, well, hello.
	Yeah, I'm sure you're very based in Red Pill, but sorry, no girls in the clubhouse.
	No, no girls in the compound.
	That will legitimately be a rule.
	If I ever build up the America First compound, I'm not letting any women inside of it.
	And it is happening.
	The compound is going to lay its roots pretty soon.
	And once we get it up and running, there's going to be a strict, no girls allowed, leave your girls at the door.
	And we could maybe get dinner afterward or lunch, you know, I'll put up with that, but none of them are going to be allowed in the Sanctum.
	It's going to be guy heaven.
	Taecal versus Jaden is our very own e-boy.
	He even has simps.
	It's true.
	He is an e-boy.
	But it's not in the same way as an e-girl.
	Because I don't like when people don't understand the distinction.
	An e-girl is a girl who is a whore on the internet.
	It's a girl who's on the internet and she only gets attention because she's a girl.
	Right, we know this.
	I don't need to tell you what an e-girl is.
	But an e-boy is not, it's not analogous at all.
	Women and men are different.
	E-girls and e-boys are not the same thing, but just, you know, one's a boy and one's a girl.
	It's different.
	An e-boy... The reason an e-boy is successful is not because people are simping over them.
	E-girls thrive because men are horny for them.
	eGirl has a following because guys are ogling and drooling over a girl online.
	Even if they're not, you know, porn stars or strippers or lewd, that's just what it is.
	People watch girls dancing on TikTok not because they think it's fun, but, you know, what do you think that's about?
	But eBoys thrive online not because they get anything reciprocal like that from women, generally speaking.
	I mean, certainly there are some people like that.
	You're, you know, you're teen idol types, you're boy band types.
	But, no, an eBoy is different than that.
	An eBoy is, you know, that's a particular style of clothing.
	It's a particular look.
	And generally these are, you know, just young people that are gamers or skateboarders or something like that.
	So it's totally different.
	Being an e-boy is not based on simping from the other gender because there is nothing reciprocal happening between men and women when it comes to that.
	Only men can simp for women.
	Women do not simp for men.
	Not in the same way.
	So Jaden's an e-boy, but it's not the same.
	There should be no negative connotation.
	They're only positive.
	Whiffle says, okay.
	What about friends?
	You're a total Chandler.
	Okay.
	Thank you for that.
	I don't know.
	I don't know who I would be.
	I'd probably be I don't watch friends enough to say who I'd be Okay.
	All right.
	Now we got one more delayed Patriots of Sam Hides and E-man E-man.
	Yeah, there you go Okay.
	Well, that's our last super chat.
	That's gonna do it for us 10.30 already?
	Man, time flies when you're having fun here.
	But that's gonna do it for us on the show tonight.
	That's our last Super Chat.
	That's what we're gonna call it.
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		It's going to be only America first.
		America first.
		The American people will come first once again.
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