Knowledge Fight Interactive Search Tool

All Episodes

Previous Next

April 1, 2020 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes

02:11:43

CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: White House Projects 100,000-250,000 Dead | America First Ep. 576

Participants

Main voices

nick fuentes

02:07:28

Large

Audio Only |

Scroll

Show episode speakers

Speaker	Time	Text
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good evening, everybody.
		You are 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 Tuesday for another exciting show.
		We've got lots to talk about, lots to get into.
		We'll be talking about the coronavirus pandemic.
		Man, that thing is out there.
		It's out there.
		And it's actually a bit of a dark show tonight because the big story, the big development today with the coronavirus is the government has finally put out an estimate of how many people they think will die from the coronavirus.
		They haven't done that yet.
		They've resisted doing that for a long time.
		The two main doctors that you see on the news conferences, Dr. Fauci and the girl with the scarf, whose name I don't know, they have said whenever journalists ask or reporters or in the press, they have said that they don't have enough reliable data to project how many people might die, how many casualties there would be.
		But we have a number today.
		They finally did put a range, and they said between 100,000 and 250,000 people dead.
		And they said that's IF everybody follows their social distancing guidelines.
		So, in other words, what they're telling us, best case scenario is 100,000 dead.
		And within the range of the best case scenario is 100,000 to 250,000 dead.
		It could be, they said, more than that.
		Now, again, I stress that's what they're telling us, and we'll get into that.
		What do I mean by that?
		Of course, the government tells us things, and because of the nature of communication on a massive scale, they're not always simply telling us exactly what is so, exactly what is the case.
		Often they tell us things to change our behavior, right?
		And we know that.
		Particularly when the president or the government communicate with the people, they may say things to alter people's behavior.
		So if you tell people, well, If everybody maintains their social distancing, well then, on the low end, we're looking at a quarter of a million people dead.
		Well then, it registers in people's minds and maybe they change their behavior.
		They social distance more, they're more cognizant of it, and maybe you see a lot less than 100,000 dead.
unidentified		Right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And then later on they say, oh we changed our projection.
		It turns out because you did such a great job.
		So we'll get into all of that.
		The numbers.
		There's another development from the coronavirus.
		Another number that we heard today, which is about the number of asymptomatic people there are with the virus.
		And I talked about this yesterday.
		When we're looking at our numbers for confirmed coronavirus cases, what did I say?
		I said this does not include people that have mild cases, people that have not been tested yet, and people that are asymptomatic that have the virus.
		And they just came out with a number today and they said that it turns out 25% People that get coronavirus are asymptomatic.
		In other words, they will never manifest symptoms, and they are basically walking around acting as spreaders of the virus.
		They're spreading the virus because they don't know they have it, they don't have fever, they don't have cough, they don't have whatever, congestion.
		I don't think congestion is a big symptom, but you understand.
		So they don't have any symptoms, but they're walking around spreading it.
		That's a quarter of all the people that get it.
		So if you figure that, and we're going to look at the numbers tonight, we're nearing 200,000 confirmed cases.
		How many people are out there?
		that are asymptomatic.
		Not even people that haven't been tested yet.
		Not people that don't have severe enough symptoms to get tested.
		We're talking about people that show no symptoms but they are continuing to transmit the virus and that's why the social distancing is so critical.
		So those two numbers kind of go hand in hand.
		So we'll talk about those two things with the virus.
		And we'll look at our numbers and it should be a pretty good show.
		I also want to talk a little bit about Trans Visibility Day.
		Maybe you were wondering.
		Maybe you were sitting there wondering.
		To yourself, quietly.
		When you watch the show, and I start out, I say, hey, you know, you're watching... Good evening!
		You're watching America First!
unidentified		Duh!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're watching America First.
		I'm Nick Fletchers.
		We got a great show tonight.
		You're probably sitting there wondering, uh, is he gonna wish us a happy Trans Visibility Day?
		Hey, wait a second.
		Um, are you forgetting something?
		I think you're missing... I think you're missing out here.
		So I do want to talk about that a little bit.
		I don't have anything like revolutionary or groundbreaking to say, but just change it up a little, change it up a little bit.
		We'll talk about that.
		And, uh, cause that is today.
		I was on Twitter.
		I never know about these things, but I'm on Twitter every day, all day, most days.
		But I go on Twitter on trending and it's a hashtag trans visibility day.
		And I click on it and you see all the usual stuff.
		So we'll talk a little bit about that as well.
		Talk about that.
		Talk about the virus.
		Should be a pretty good show.
		Pretty good show.
unidentified		And that's just what it's going to be.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't know, man.
		I'm like, I'm kind of losing my mind a little bit here.
		And I, you know, I keep telling you it's not, it's not the quarantine.
		It is just the virus talk.
		And you got to wonder if it's like a month before people leave their houses, when are we going to see any other news?
		Is the country going to resume anytime soon?
		Like our world affair is going to resume anytime soon?
		That's maybe the worst part about it, is the United States is on lockdown, and also everywhere else is on lockdown too.
		Nothing is happening anywhere.
		So I don't know, maybe I'll just have to start, I'll have to start creating our own stories.
		Maybe I'll Maybe I'll just make stories up.
		Maybe we could just barrel in an alternate universe.
		Black crime skyrocketing.
		Maybe I'll do a history show.
		Maybe I'll do one of these patented deep dives you guys are always asking for.
unidentified		Can I get a deep dive on why I'm gay?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, maybe I'll do a deep dive on, like, history or, like, Evola, you know?
		People are always asking me, can you do a deep dive on theology?
		Like, I'm not a theologian, but maybe I have to become one.
		Maybe I finally have enough time to become a historian, right?
		We're gonna have to find something to talk about.
		How much longer can this go on?
unidentified		How much longer can this show persist without news?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's just like, you know, people are thinking about, oh, restaurants are really struggling or, you know, certain businesses are struggling because of the shelter-in-place.
		Your barber, you know, these are the people that are most affected.
		You should tip your barber extra.
unidentified		It's like I'm the most affected out of anybody!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		America First is the most effective business out of any other business because they have slowed down the news.
		It would be like if a restaurant stopped getting food delivered to it.
		If they stopped getting groceries.
		Or if, I don't know, if like a retailer stopped getting their product.
		If you went to Macy's and there was no clothes.
		Sorry, no clothes today.
		That's what it's like on this show.
		Hey, welcome to America First.
		Sorry, no news tonight.
		Everyone's inside.
		Everyone's inside.
		Nothing's happening.
		Well, in other news, everyone's hanging out.
		Okay, but enough complaining.
		I complain so much.
		I've got a hard job.
		I've got the hardest job in the world.
		You know what they say about hosting America First?
		You wouldn't think it, but it's the hardest job in the world.
		I hear that all the time from mothers, teachers, veterans.
		No, no, no.
unidentified		I have the... You know, being a mother is the hardest job in the world.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No.
		I don't think so.
		But we're gonna move on.
		We might as well just dive in.
		I don't think so.
		Oh, you know, you have to talk for 150 minutes without taking a break?
		I don't think so.
		I think you just have to hang out with kids for a little while.
		They're kids.
		Okay, but we're going to move on.
		We're going to talk about Trans Visibility Day.
		And I have to talk about this in a way that isn't going to get me banned from DLive.
		It's not going to get me in trouble.
		That's the toughest thing about trans.
		And I'll get into this subject, actually.
		But at least from a content creation point of view, you look at Twitter, YouTube, DLive, Facebook, Instagram, and trans is a protected category.
		And to me, this is, and you understand this I'm sure, but trans is obviously a very ideological thing, right?
		To believe that a man can become a woman, or that a woman can become a man, and that that's legitimate, that's like a very ideological position to hold, that this is possible, that this is legit, this is something universal, and they have made that a protected class.
		So if I disagree, you know, if I go on Twitter and disagree with that very ideological position on gender, I can't have a Twitter account.
		You know, if I get on Twitter and misgender, God forbid, A transgender person.
		I get banned off of Twitter.
		Because I don't recognize that as legitimate.
		Or I get banned on Twitter if I say that trans doesn't exist.
		Or trans is mental illness.
		If I don't even legitimize the concept.
		So it's very difficult for me to talk about it.
		I even struggled with it on YouTube.
		Because what I'd like to say about trans is very different than what I can say about trans under these parameters.
		But I'll try my best just to give you a heads up on what these kinds of days are.
		I always find it endlessly fascinating I love these holidays, like International Women's Day and...
		You know, that's the main one.
		And the Holocaust Remembrance Day, and the Trans Day of Visibility.
		Didn't we used to have feast days at one point?
		Shouldn't we?
		You know what I mean?
		I feel like so cheated because I have like a Catholic calendar that tells you, oh, this is the feast day of this saint, and this is the, you know, here's where we are on the liturgical calendar.
		And that's what it used to be.
		I feel like it's been totally replaced, where it used to be, oh, you know, today's another Christian holiday, today's You know, last week was the day of the Annunciation, I think is what it was.
		And, um... You know, now we have all these United Nations holidays.
		Now we have all these, you know, Globo, Homo... Today is, uh, Global Jew... Today is International Jew Day.
		Today we celebrate the International Jew.
		Okay, that's... That's a little... That's a little bad optics, but you understand.
		Today, today we are celebrating...
		Today we're celebrating Nelson Mandela Day.
unidentified		Celebrate by blowing up a school bus full of white children.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Today we're celebrating Globalist Pedophile Day.
		Jeffrey Epstein Day.
		Go nuts.
		Go eat your favorite cheese pizza for Jeff Epstein Day.
		But today is International Transgender Day of Visibility.
		I'll read off I'll read it off because I didn't know what this was.
		Well, I mean, I know because I've seen it on social media, but what does that really mean?
		This is from Wikipedia.
		It says, International Transgender Day of Visibility is an annual event occurring on March 31st, dedicated to celebrating transgender people and raising awareness of discrimination faced by transgender people worldwide, as well as a celebration of their contributions to society.
		The day was founded by U.S.
		transgender activist Rachel Crandall of Michigan in 2009 as a reaction to the lack of LGBT recognition of transgender people, citing the frustration that the only well-known transgender-centered day was the Transgender Day of Remembrance, which mourned the murders of transgender people, but did not acknowledge and celebrate living members of the transgender community.
		That's kind of funny when you think about it, isn't it?
		Well, our only holiday is for all the dead trans people.
		What about those of us that are alive?
		The first International Transgender Day of Visibility was held on March 31, 2009.
		It has since been spearheaded by the U.S.-based youth advocacy organization, Trans Student Educational Resources.
		And there's also a little bit about it on the Human Rights Campaign website.
		They talk about what's happening in Idaho, and black trans youth, and all this kind of stuff.
		And, you know, I see this on social media, and the reason why I want to talk about it, what I think when I see this Transgender Day of Visibility, is to me, I actually think it's a great boon to us, to our movement, to traditionalism.
		Because, and I'll tell you what I mean by this, I think that trans is actually our best friend.
		And when I say that, I don't mean that I like trans, I think that it's ideology.
		I think this is all liberal, moral relativistic, materialist ideology.
		Women cannot become men, men cannot become women.
		If you cut off your hair and, you know, or if you cut off your genitals, that doesn't make you the other gender.
		There are more things.
		That make you a certain gender than the way you dress, than the way you act, and so on.
		You know, you can be an effeminate man.
		You can be a masculine woman.
		That doesn't make you a man, and that doesn't make you a woman to have these sort of dissonant characteristics, right?
		And we all know that.
		You can look at the chromosomes.
		You can look at the science of it, the hormones.
		You can look at the endocrine system.
		You can look at all kinds of things.
		The pelvis.
		You can look at the skull.
		I mean, there are just different attributes that men and women have, biologically and psychologically and also spiritually.
		We know that men and women are different and distinct.
		I've been saying this for a long time, and the differences are meaningful.
		They're meaningful.
		It's not like, well, we're all just human beings, but you're a human being in a dress and I'm a human being in a t-shirt.
		No, I mean, being a man carries with it certain responsibilities.
		It carries with it, again, all that scientific, psychological, biological stuff.
		And also, what it means to be a man is, we all know, throughout the animal kingdom, it's different than being a woman.
		So, when I say trans is our best friend, I don't mean that I'm in favor of transgender, you know, or gender ideology in general.
		It doesn't mean that I'm an ally or anything like that.
		I think it's degenerate.
		I think it's horrible.
		I think, honestly, it's mental illness.
		You know, the percentage of people that probably legitimately have some kind of so-called gender dysphoria is a fraction of the people that self-identify as trans.
		I think what happens in a lot of cases, and why you see a lot of overlap with autism in particular with trans people, You tend to find a lot of so-called mentally ill trans people, that is, people that identify as trans but then they're also autistic on top of it, or they're bipolar, or they're whatever.
		It's because I think in a lot of cases what you see...
		Is that transgenderism is sold to these sort of non-neurotypical type people as the antidote to all their problems.
		You know, the reason if you have a severe autism, severe Asperger's or something like that, the reason that you have this problem that you can't seem to get along and you're socially ostracized, Oh, that was the missing ingredient!
		Now all I have to do is get gender reassignment surgery, and now I'll be normal!
		Now I'll be happy!
		You know, depression, anxiety... I think there's a lot of overlap with that, because things like transgenderism and homosexuality, for that matter, are responses to trauma, psychological problems, early childhood development issues... Anyway!
		Why I say it's our best friend, again not because I like it, it's because to me, when I look across the country, I think most people are basically conservative.
		I think instinctively, Most people have a conservative orientation when it comes to these things.
		And without massive conditioning, without massive media programming, I think maybe the default is for people to be skeptical of things like abortion, or pornography, or LGBT, things like that.
		You know, you look at people's natural aversion to these things that has to be overcome.
		I don't think that that's like... What the left tells us is that you have to overcome society's programming Which makes you prejudiced against these things, right?
		When the media goes out there and they say, you need to accept, you need to be tolerant, people are transphobic, people are homophobic, they're saying that society's programming and conditioning is to dislike and be prejudiced against those people.
		I think it's the reverse, obviously.
	The only people that like what's going on are people that have been over-socialized and heavily programmed and heavily conditioned.
	The state of nature for most, even young people, Free-thinking young people, young people that have a brain, that are opposed to political correctness, I think their natural inclination is against a lot of this stuff.
	And again, I don't know if that's 100% across the board, but I think that if you look at a lot of Generation Z people, Even if they don't have a conservative orientation on tax or on immigration or on race, they may have a conservative position on religion and abortion and LGBT and things like that.
	Because I think a lot of these things are sort of intuitive.
	And when it comes to the country, I think trans is just weird enough.
	It's just out there enough that I think it's going to begin to rub people the wrong way.
	Tolerance.
	Think about the word tolerance.
	That's what they throw around when it comes to LGBT or a lot of this socially liberal type trends is they say that you have to be tolerant of that.
	And what does tolerance mean?
	You know, when you think about if I say to you, I'm going to tolerate you, is that like a nice thing to say?
	If I say that I'm going to tolerate this, you have to build up a tolerance to something.
	What does that typically mean?
	Typically it carries a negative connotation that you don't like it, but you put up with it.
	You don't like it, but you're going to find a way to get along anyway.
	And I think that's basically what we've been doing as a country with a lot of this progressive social policy, is we've tolerated it.
	At least a lot of maybe more conservative types or religious types, people that are kind of going along to get along.
	They're politically correct.
	They're playing to whatever is the current trend, right?
	The current year, whatever.
	But I think something like trans has the possibility to push people just enough outside of their comfort zone that they will offer up meaningful resistance.
	I think people are willing to say, remember back when when all this started, I don't know if it all started back then, but you know certainly the Acceleration of these trends started maybe 10 or 5 years ago with gay marriage.
	I think a lot of people said, oh, like, that doesn't affect me, and, oh, marriage, that's something that I do, and that's something that they're gonna do, and, you know, it's just two normal-presenting people getting married, what's the big deal?
	But when it comes to trans, it is something that is, like, visually offensive.
	Like, just take a look.
	Go on Twitter, And look up hashtag trans day of visibility and see all these activists marching in the streets.
	Are any of these people like normal looking?
	Are any of these people people that you would trust your children with to babysit or as a teacher?
	Are any of these people people that you would be friends with?
	Colleagues that you would hang out with?
	Are those people that you can relate to?
	I see a lot of fat people.
	I see a lot of bad physiognomy.
	People told me I mispronounce physiognomy, but it's physiognomy.
	The G is silent, so I'll never say physiognomy again.
	But bad physiognomy, you've got people that are women with short hair and all these people...
	It's like, it's disturbing.
	It looks like a chemical attack or something.
	It looks like these people were in Idlib, Syria when the, you know, the chemical weapons were deployed.
	Okay, that, is that crossing the line?
	But you understand, you see these people in the streets and it's...
	It's weird, and it's off-putting, and it's strange, and it's uncanny.
	When you see a guy that looks very feminine, or you see a girl that looks very masculine, it looks like some frumpy old guy with lipstick on, it's unsettling!
	We don't like to look at that, and we have to exploit these things.
	Maybe it's not nice.
	I actually feel bad for those people.
	I do, because that's a sickness, and those people are misguided and miserable.
	But we have to exploit those kinds of things.
	A lot of people like to say, and this has been the cult for maybe five years because of Ben Shapiro, that the way that we have to go about our political rhetoric is facts and logic.
	We've got to show graphs.
	We've got to show statistics.
	Well, maybe you support LGBT, but did you know, look at this bar graph, but did you know, look at this table.
	Well, according to the CDC, according to this study from Harvard in 2009, my brain turns off.
	But, activate somebody's disgust factor, activate their disgust emotion, and you win the argument.
	You know, I don't have to show you, I don't have to argue, well, according to the Bible, or according to, you know, this medical journal.
	We could just show a picture of one of these parades and say, is this relatable?
	Is this a country that you like?
	Is this appealing?
	Pleasant?
	Is this easy on the eyes to look at?
	Generally, people will say no.
	Moreover, with transgender, they're like a powder keg in themselves.
	These individuals, like I said, you've got this big overlap with mental illness, and that's why you see a lot of trans people lashing out wildly.
	At GameStop, or in other places, or on the internet, or on streams.
	That's why you tend to see people go off the rails.
	It doesn't exactly help that maybe you're mentally ill to begin with, maybe you have some kind of depression, and then they put you on hormone therapy, and they got you all jazzed up in the head.
	This is not a recipe for a really stable, tactical, smart, presentable, optical... That's not really the recipe for a group of people that society is going to look up to as Social activists or potential leaders of tomorrow, right?
	So that's another aspect of it and across the board I think that it is just you know, and these are various examples But it's just unsettling enough that it might finally push Christians and social conservatives out of their comfort zone to say All right, uncle.
	This is too much.
	I don't like this anymore because the problem is it's too easy these days and I think it has been too easy to accept what's going on.
	I think people can generally put their fingers in their ears and pretend that we're still living in the year 2000 or 1990.
	But then when you have people saying, oh well you might go to jail if you misgender somebody and you know this person at work is going to be eight feet tall and they're asking you to address them as she and You know, they're smashing, they're punching holes in the wall in the break room and throwing coffee mugs and things, right?
	I mean, at a certain point with this kind of social liberalism stuff, you get to a sort of inflection point or an intersection where the demands on people for what they must accept and what they must participate in to achieve this so-called social progress, it intersects with people's level of acceptance on this, right?
	And that is, I think, the vertice there.
	The vertex, rather, that is transgenderism.
	Right where people are, they're too, what would you call it, impatient with it, or fed up, or they've had enough, right where that meets this level of participation or acceptance of radical social progress, when that intersection happens, that's when you're going to see a real revival of social conservatism in America.
	Because for too long, we haven't hit that point yet.
	People haven't demanded enough acceptance from people, it's not radical enough, and people don't have to participate in it enough.
	And what I mean by that is, when you see things like the gay marriage or whatever, people don't have to actively participate in that every day.
	And it is relatively easy to tolerate and accept.
	In a lot of cases, the gay people that you might see are normal presenting enough, or they even tactically do this, and you can see it all the time.
	Like Pete Buttigieg is a perfect example.
	He can present as somebody that's normal.
	He can present as a guy.
	And you might not know that he's doing bizarre things in the bedroom, right?
	With trans, you don't have that.
	And so the level of psychological demand, the level of participation that it requires, the pronouns and this...
	Trans acceptance and consciousness and visibility and so on, and these loopy people that are causing episodes and scenes all across the country, it gets to a point where people just do not accept it anymore.
	It passes a certain threshold.
	And to me, I see this trans visibility day and a lot of people are like, oh this is crazy and so on, and they should, but I look at that and I have looked at that as an opportunity, because you also see it expressed In the most extreme forms.
	It's drag queens, it's drag story hour, it's child trans surgery, right?
	It's that kind of stuff.
	And again, I'm not saying that's a good thing or that we're rooting for that.
	But the more that that happens, I think the more people are getting fed up.
	They're beginning to get angry.
	You know, what do they say about When the Saxon... What's that old poem?
	I forget.
	Something about the Saxon.
	I'm not really sure.
	Once that kind of stuff starts to kick off, and it's getting there, and it's becoming way more widespread and mainstream, I think people are really gonna break away from that.
	And they're gonna say to themselves, well, what exactly is the alternative, right?
	Because I see a lot of this even in the conservative movement, and people are getting fed up.
	Like the Groyper War was a perfect example of this.
	We've got Lady Maga and Rob Smith, and just wait until they try and bring Blair White into the fold, or all these other characters.
	Did you see a couple of weeks ago on Twitter, John Miller, who's great, by the way.
	I love John Miller.
	He's on Blaze TV.
	I don't want to say that.
	See, the problem is I like John Mill and I think he's hilarious.
	Some of the tweets I see from him and they make me belly laugh out loud.
	And he's got great takes, but I feel like if I say I like him too much, he's gonna get fired.
	But John Miller tweeted something out about, like, if you're transgender, you can't be conservative.
	It's just as simple as that.
	If you are transgender, you are not a conservative.
	And the shit that he got from trans and from conservatives and Blair White, Blair White, who's this prominent transgender She's like, he is like a classical liberal.
	The problem with trans is if you don't know the person before they transition, it almost deceives your brain.
	Because I see Blaire White who is like, you know, got long hair and boobs and it registers as a girl and like I always default, oh she.
	But it's it's like with Lady Maga too.
	I have to struggle to maintain he.
	But the name's Lady Maga, and this guy walks around in a wig and high heels, and it's like, it's almost like you have to actively work to call them the real thing.
	Anyway, so Blair White replies, Oh, nice identity politics, John, for saying that trans can't be conservative.
	Nice identity politics, but last I checked, being trans has nothing to do with free markets, small government, the economy.
	And, you know, eventually people are going to get fed up with that.
	You know, and you can see that's the success of Tucker Carlson, that's the success of Donald Trump.
	Eventually people are going to say, yeah, no, you're a liberal.
	If that's what conservatism means, I'm out of here and we need something else.
	Christian nationalism, Christian populism, American nationalism.
	Maybe you like the sound of those, but... Anyway, happy Visibility Day.
	I wish they were invisible, actually.
	I wish I did not have to see them, frankly.
	I think it's depressing.
	I honestly think it's depressing to look at that.
	It is maybe... they are the saddest artifacts of the modern world.
	You look around in a modern city, You go to a contemporary city in America and maybe the most depressing, I don't want to say the worst, but certainly the most ghastly expression of our times is all the transgender people walking around.
	I think it's almost worse than like the 70s.
	Like if you go to a city like New York City in the 70s and it's crack and it's garbage everywhere and it's...
	Dirty and, you know, there's filth everywhere.
	I think that is actually preferable to like a Weimar situation where you've got, you know, transgender people walking around and it's completely multiracial and it's like, Where am I?
	Where do I live?
	What happened to America, right?
	At least in the 70s it was almost like a trad degeneracy.
	It was like, you know, gruff union guys and prostitutes, right?
	Or, you know, Again, a black gangster smoking a crack pipe, you know, with smashing a bottle, some crack whore smashing a bottle and trying to stab you.
	That's almost like a trad, almost like a wholesome form of societal decay as opposed to now where it's like everything's actually totally gentrified and it's modern architecture and it's rainbow flags and rainbow crosswalks and Very strange creatures walking around and like some person that you really can't identify.
	Are they Brazilian?
	Are they Chinese?
	Are they Vietnamese?
	Is that Arab?
	I don't even know, but you're in some kind of cafe that serves... I don't even know what.
	They serve some kind of Vietnamese pizza in some kind of fusion chain.
	It's almost worse!
	Bright colors, bright fluorescent lights, everything's too clean!
	It's too clean!
	This is almost worse!
	It's like nightmarish!
	At least in the 1970s it's like, there's some grit, it's real, it's authentic, it's like...
	Things have decayed, but in a raw way.
	Things have decayed in like a weird direction now.
	It's like the devil planet.
	Hell planet, right?
	I would prefer fire to this.
	It would almost be if everything were just plain on fire.
	It's like the Chicago fire.
	I would be less terrifying than walking around and everything appears to be normal.
	Okay, but we gotta move on before I get in trouble, before I get banned.
	Before I get banned, look, just get help.
	I don't hate anybody, just get help.
	When I misgender, I'm against gender ideology, I don't hate these people.
	I actually feel bad for them.
	Especially the kids.
	Because what this is, is predatory more than anything.
	This transgender ideology.
	Predominantly, who does it affect?
	Who do you hear most that is militantly in favor of trans and LGBT and all this?
	It's young people.
	It's high school students.
	Can you blame high school students?
	Can you blame teenagers because they spend too much time on the internet or they play Overwatch?
	You know what I mean?
	Like, these are teenagers who probably have a bad home life, don't have great parents, they get consumed and sucked into weird subcultures on the internet, and they get turned into these basket cases.
	They're on pills, or they're neurotic, or they've got autism or something to begin with, and then they're preyed on by sick people.
	They're preyed on by sick people.
	We have a certain agenda in mind, some kind of class struggle or ideological agenda.
	So in a lot of cases, I feel bad.
	And you know, it's funny.
	People will feel bad for somebody who, for example, undergoes gender reassignment surgery at a young age, right?
	And our side will say, oh, it's terrible.
	Kids that are being, you know, they're being mutilated, or they're being put on hormone replacement therapy, they're getting all jazzed up.
	Those kids become adults, and they're like, oh, those people, I see a lot, those people are terrible, whatever.
	Now, don't get me wrong, I recognize that those people want me dead, and they would kill me, and they're our enemy in a lot of ways, but I don't hate them.
	I actually feel bad for them.
	We're all kind of in the struggle together as the human race against sin, against the devil, and I basically see them as people that have been led astray or misguided.
	Now that doesn't mean that we're not going to bring intensity and teeth and the claws when we fight these people politically, because, I mean, they are agents of evil.
	They are agents of degeneracy.
	So I recognize it insofar as We're in a political struggle, but I, you know, deep down, I don't have contempt for all these people that have been destroyed.
	I mean, made into miserable husks of people.
	You see what happens to them.
	I mean, they have just destroyed themselves inside and out.
	It's like worse than drugs.
	Mutilated themselves.
	They've destroyed their body with hormone therapy.
	They've humiliated themselves with these bizarre displays.
	You ever notice that trans people never just become like normal guys or normal girls?
	They turn into like these caricatures, like these pulp, like pornography type caricatures of people.
	Like Blair White.
	When Blair White was a guy that became a girl, did he become a girl that was just like...
	Normal girl.
	Your normal girl.
	Or did he become like a bimbo?
	Did he become like a total bimbo?
	And that's the case with a lot of these people.
	Do they ever... Maybe it's more so girls that become boys.
	But generally speaking, when I see the male to female, they always turn into like an anime thing, or they turn into a bimbo, or they turn into just something like a caricature.
	And it's clearly like...
	Combination of mental illness combined with sexual deviancy forged together And it's just I mean these people are broken.
	They're just like destroyed.
	So it's not it's not good It's a real problem, but it's a problem.
	I think that is so offensive to people that it has some political Some political capital there for us, but we're gonna move on we're gonna talk about the coronavirus we'll look at our latest numbers numbers are going up and Infections are going up.
	Sadly, we are under quarantine again.
	Under quarantine for another month and that's created a lot of problems for me and probably for you.
	I can't get a haircut.
	I need one bad.
	Look at how shaggy it is and it's my hair is colicky and it's wavy and it's just not conducive to being grown out.
	It just doesn't look good.
	Some people, you know, I envy.
	My friend Party Goy, this guy can like roll out of bed and he looks like a rock star, okay?
	And I know so many people like that where it just doesn't even matter.
	It literally doesn't even matter.
	They could wake up and their hair is fine.
	And me, it's like I have one good hair day in like eight weeks and everything else it just looks like shit no matter how much I comb it, no matter how much I do to it because it's colicky and it's wavy and it's too thick and whatever.
	So I can't get a haircut even if people are like, oh your hair, your hair.
	Even if I wanted to, I couldn't.
	What am I gonna do?
	Just get a pair of kitchen scissors?
	You know, cooking scissors?
	What do you call it?
	The scissors that are with the knives?
	Meat scissors?
	They use it for meat sometimes.
	Am I just gonna just go in there?
	I don't have like a clipper to do the sides.
	I don't know what I'm gonna do.
	But we're inside.
	We're evading the virus.
	I'll whip out our whiteboard here.
	We'll talk about our latest numbers.
	Latest numbers of infected in the world.
	And it keeps going up.
	Not surprisingly.
	The numbers are not slowing down anytime soon.
	Let me just bring down our brightness here so you can see that a little bit better.
	As we do.
	Okay, there we go.
	So, we've got our latest numbers.
	This is from Breaking News Online, of course.
	We've got 186,685 cases in the United States, which is an increase of 22,753 in 24 hours.
	So what you notice about the U.S. nationality, numbers is not only are the numbers going up, not only is the number of confirmed cases going up, but the rate at which we're getting new cases is going up too.
	And I didn't think that was going to happen, because I just didn't think we had the testing capability, but...
	Last week, the highest single day increase in a given country was I think 19,000 by the United States?
	The U.S.
	set three records last week.
	Number one in the world for most cases, we were the first to beat 100,000 cases, and we had the largest single day increase out of any other country in confirmed cases.
	I think it was 19,000 Now we're at nearly 23,000 in 24 hours, and the day isn't even over yet.
	It's 8.15, 8 o'clock.
	So, not only are the numbers going up, but the rate at which they're going up is increasing, at least in the United States.
	We're not going to see the end of this any time soon.
	And that's what I was worried about, is if we see 20,000 plus new cases every day with no end in sight, I mean, you're going to be at a million cases pretty soon.
	I know that seems far-fetched now, but 20,000 new cases per day and that number is going up every day too?
	Is it going to be 25,000 new cases tomorrow and then 30,000?
	Are we going to see a day where we have 50,000 new cases in a given day?
	And that's how you get to a million.
	And that's how you get to some pretty serious stuff.
	Italy is up to 106,000.
unidentified		Spain 96,000.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		China 81,500.
		China just miraculous.
		Germany up to 72,000.
unidentified		France 52,000.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		China, just miraculous.
		Germany, up to 72,000.
		France, 52,000.
		Iran, 44,600.
		And the UK is at 24.
		Now correct me if I'm wrong, but it was slightly less than 800,000 yesterday.
		What was it?
		I think 780,000 yesterday?
		So you had a worldwide increase of nearly 100,000, like 80,000 in 24 hours.
		So you're gonna see days where it's just gonna increase by 100.
		It was slightly less than 800,000 yesterday.
		What was it?
		I think 780,000 yesterday.
		So you had a worldwide increase of nearly 100,000, like 80,000 in 24 hours.
		So you're going to see days where it's just going to increase by 100.
		It used to be, and I went over the numbers last week.
		Excuse me.
		That's not a Corona cough.
		That's just a dry cough.
		Not a dry cough like a dry corona cough, a dry cough like a I just woke up a couple hours ago cough.
		I just woke up a couple hours ago, and I haven't drank a lot of water.
		This, to get to $100,000, it was like two months.
		To get to $200,000, it was three weeks.
		To get to $300,000, it was a few days.
		And then it was a few days and a few days.
		And now it's like one day to get $100,000.
		So it's getting bad out there.
		The numbers are not good.
		And interestingly, another benchmark we passed today is the death rate.
		The death rate in the United States is now at 2%.
		We're at 4,000 deaths in the United States.
		Death rate is 2%.
		And this is where they're getting these numbers, which we'll get into, of 100,000, 250,000 dead, is because if the death rate is 2%, And a million people get it.
		Like, do the math, right?
		And what happens if millions of people get it, right?
		What happens if millions of people get it, but maybe one million are confirmed, right?
		This is where you run into problems.
		And that's where a lot of people saying, it's just the flu, bro, are wrong.
		Because the death rate for the flu is, I think, 0.4%?
		Or something like that?
unidentified		0.2%?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		0.3%?
		It's low.
		Might even be lower than that.
		I'm not 100%.
		But the death rate for coronavirus is 2%.
		So if the death rate for flu is 0.2%, it's 10 times more deadly.
		So people say, oh, well, you know, you lose 50,000 of flu every year.
		And everyone gets the flu, obviously.
		And it kills 50,000 because everybody gets it.
		Because millions and millions and millions of people get it.
		But the death rate is 0.2%.
		And if so, so many people have it, well, you only have 20,000, 50,000 deaths in a bad year.
		Well, if the coronavirus death rate is 10 times that, and everybody gets it, 70% of the population gets it, because nobody has an immunity to the virus, 80% of the population says, 70% of the population gets it?
		And what's, you know, what's 2% of 80% of the population?
		80% of the population would be what?
		If there's 350 million people, then that would mean what?
		280 million people?
		is 80 i think that's right what's two percent of 280 million what is that 56 million if did i do all that math right let me think 350 million one-fifth of 350 would be 70 million right 280 yeah 56 million 56 million people dead, right?
		If it's a 2%.
		No, that, is that right?
		No, that, it would be 5.6 million.
		What am I thinking?
		5, I didn't, didn't, you know, bring over the decimal.
		5.6 million dead.
		If, if 80% of the population gets it, and it's a 2% death rate, that's 5, nearly 6 million people dead, right?
		Just to give... 6 million people.
		Just to give you an idea.
		That sounds like a lot, doesn't it?
		That's a lot of people.
		That's a lot.
		It's almost...
		I can't help it, but it is funny.
		Meme number check.
		It's almost unbelievable.
		6 million?
		That's a lot of people.
		In how much time?
		I'm not going to.
		No, I'm not going to get in trouble again.
		But that's just to give you an idea of the scale.
		People hear 2%.
		Oh, that's not a lot.
		2%.
		2% death rate?
		It's just the flu, bro.
unidentified		50,000 die from a bad year from the flu.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's at the point 2% death rate.
		And people have immunity.
		People have immunity, so if they get it, they don't die, and they don't get it in a lot of cases because there's a vaccine, or they have a natural immunity.
		We don't have that with coronavirus.
		We don't have natural immunity, we don't have a vaccine, and the death rate is 10 times what it is for the flu.
		So you could have nearly everyone in the population get it, or a majority of the population get it, and it kills 2%.
		That's a catastrophe.
		That's a disaster.
		So that's where we're at in the United States.
		It was low last week.
		The death rate, I think, was like 1% in the United States.
		Now it's at 2%.
		And again, that number may be smaller.
		Just to give you an idea, that's the number we have now.
		That's the number that we have with the confirmed cases.
		That number could go up or down, depending on where the data is at.
		Because, and I said this last week, if way more people have the virus than we've confirmed, Then obviously the proportion of dead to sick goes down.
		So it's a 2% death rate if you're looking at 4,000 deaths and 186,000 confirmed cases.
		deaths and 186,000 confirmed cases.
		4,000 over 186,000.
		But 186,000 people have been confirmed.
		There are probably way more people that are sick.
		Now what if a million people are sick, but only 200,000 are confirmed?
		Then that means it's 4,000 over a million.
		And 4,000 over a million is a lot smaller than 4,000 over 200,000.
		4,000 over 186,000, the death over confirmed cases.
		As the denominator grows, the percentage of death shrinks.
		So depending on how many people are out there that are asymptomatic or We're gonna move on and talk about some of these other numbers here we've gotten from the press conference.
		then the death rate could be far lower.
		It also could be higher.
		We don't know.
		If people are dying, we don't know about it, or maybe more deaths are to come.
		We'll know more in the next two weeks, and that's what Trump said.
		The next two weeks are when you're going to see a lot of people die.
		But we're going to move on and talk about some of these other numbers here.
		We've gone from the press conference.
		Let me bring up my brightness, and then I'll get this whiteboard out of here.
		I'll get this whiteboard out of here.
		so So the other big development is from the administration.
		It's more numbers, and this is on the estimated number of dead people.
		This is from the New York Times.
		It says, quote, the top government scientists... Let me get situated before I read our report here.
		It says the top government scientists battling the coronavirus estimated today that the deadly pathogen could kill between 100,000 and 240,000 Americans in spite of the disruptive social distancing measures that have closed schools, banned large gatherings, limited travel, and forced people to stay in their homes.
		So that's even with social distancing.
		Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert, and Dr. Deborah Birx, who is coordinating the coronavirus response, displayed that grim projection at the White House on Tuesday, calling it a real number, but pledging to do everything possible to reduce those numbers even further.
		The conclusions generally match those from similar models by public health researchers around the globe.
		As dire as those predictions are, Dr. Fauci and Dr. Birx said the number of deaths could be much higher if Americans do not follow these strict guidelines to keep the virus from spreading, and they urged people to take the restrictions seriously.
		And I said this earlier, but to me it almost seems like you almost necessarily cannot trust the number because they say all of this immediately after.
		They say 240,000 might die, But many more could die if you don't take these restrictions seriously.
		240,000 could die even if you're social distancing.
		And to me, it's almost like necessarily what is inherent in that statement is manipulation.
		That they're telling you these numbers so that you follow through on the action item.
		So that the call to action is more compelling.
		If I tell you social distance, Maybe.
		Oh, sounds like a good idea.
		I don't want to get sick.
		Well, this guy's an expert.
		He knows what he's talking about.
		What if I get hungry?
		What if I want to, you know, what if I want to go do whatever?
		What if I want to go get ice cream?
		I want to go talk to my friends.
		I want to go play in the park.
		Maybe I'm just going to do that.
	I mean, you're an expert, you're a nice guy, but I've got stuff to do.
	Well, if the doctor says, if you don't social distance, a quarter of a million people will die, and maybe more.
	Well then, again, I mean, maybe it's not going to change a lot of people's behaviors, but it does, on a national scale, on a mass media scale, does manipulate the behavior.
	More people will follow the call to action.
	So, I hear that number and it's like, The other thing is that it's political.
	If they tell us that 240,000 die, but 20,000 people die, well then Trump looks like the greatest president ever.
	You're telling me that a quarter of a million people are gonna die and Trump saved 150,000 people's lives?
	Give this guy a medal, right?
	So I don't know if that's necessarily a bad thing or if it's the worst, you know, kind of dishonesty, but I don't know.
	There is an incentive for the White House and for these health officials to mislead you, essentially, and make it worse than it is, for political reasons and for public health reasons.
	They also say, this is according to the same report, it says, President Trump, who on Sunday extended for 30 days the government's recommendations for slowing the spread of the virus, made it clear that the data compiled by Dr. Fauci and Dr. Birx convinced him The death toll would be much higher if the restrictions on work, school, travel, and social life were not taken seriously by all Americans.
	The data released on Tuesday was the first time the Mr. Trump's administration has officially estimated the breadth of the threat to human life from the coronavirus and the disease it brings.
	In the past several weeks, Dr. Birx and Dr. Fauci have resisted predicting how many people might die in the pandemic, saying that there was not enough reliable data.
	Well, I don't know that there is enough reliable data at this point.
	And obviously, I'm not in the WHO, I'm not in the CDC, I'm not privy to the government information, but...
	I have to suspect that they still don't know the extent of the pandemic, right?
	I have to believe that in as much as they're doing the testing and as much as we know more than we did two months ago, I don't think we know everything.
	Because as I said, if we're confirming 20,000 people a day, is that going to stop tomorrow or is that going to stop five weeks from now?
	20,000 people a day.
	So are we going to end up with a quarter of a million cases or five million cases, right?
	So I don't know if there's enough reliable data.
	It seems to me like it's a lot of this rhetoric.
	That we're not getting information, we're getting rhetoric that's designed to persuade us to change our behaviors.
	You know, when they tell us the guidelines, when they tell us the numbers.
	That's not really real.
	I don't think any of this information is actually 100% legit.
	I think the information is part of the manipulation.
	It's part of the persuasion.
	And don't get me wrong, that doesn't mean a pandemic isn't going on.
	That doesn't mean that there's not a risk.
	Maybe the risk is so great that they're taking these measures to keep people safe.
	But nevertheless, I think that's what's going on.
	The other big development from today is about asymptomatic people.
	This is also from the Times.
	It says, quote, A startlingly high number of people infected with the new coronavirus may not show symptoms, according to the director of the CDC.
	Complicating efforts to predict the pandemic's course and strategies to mitigate its spread.
	In particular, the high level of symptom-free cases is leading the CDC to consider broadening its guidelines on who should wear masks.
	Oh, is that why?
	Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the CDC, said, quote, this helps explain how rapidly the virus continues to spread across the country.
	The agency has repeatedly said that ordinary citizens do not need to wear masks unless they are feeling sick.
	With the new data on people who may be infected without ever feeling sick or who are transmitting the virus for a couple of days before feeling ill, Mr. Redfield said that such guidance was, quote, being critically re-reviewed.
	Interesting.
	Researchers do not know precisely how many people are infected without feeling ill, or if some of them are simply pre-symptomatic.
	But since the new coronavirus surfaced in December, researchers have spotted unsettling anecdotes of apparently healthy people who are unwitting spreaders.
	Another fascinating discovery.
	So, remember yesterday, the new development was that the disease is actually airborne.
	Shocker!
	Not only is the disease airborne, but it's also prone to aerosolization.
	So, in other words, it hangs in the air.
	It can be, if you're in a hospital, for example, when they're doing certain procedures on a person, they might create an aerosol out of the virus and it hangs and expands and spreads in the air, lingering in the air.
	But it's also airborne.
	If you're breathing, talking, sneezing, coughing, it stays on surfaces, right?
	This is how it's transmitted.
	So, coincidentally, just after they put out this study yesterday saying, oh, you know, turns out the virus is way, way more contagious because it's airborne.
	And maybe then they conclude that it's a good idea for everybody to wear masks, even though they maintain for months that nobody should be wearing masks, except for sick people and doctors and, you know, the health care professionals and government workers.
	Well, in a stunning turn of events, stunning turnaround, they said actually people should wear masks.
	Everybody should wear masks because so many people have it and they're just asymptomatic.
	Now how do you know somebody has it if they're asymptomatic?
	You can't get a test if you're asymptomatic.
	You can't get a test if you're pre-symptomatic.
	How do they know that the people that don't have symptoms are not simply pre-symptomatic?
	That they could say that 25% are asymptomatic, they're carriers, but they will just never show symptoms?
	And at the same time that they tell us with certainty that a quarter of the population is asymptomatic, they then tell us, well, obviously we have no way of knowing, but we're hearing a lot of anecdotes.
	Really?
	And then all of that is used as the justification for why now they're telling everybody to wear the masks.
	It's not because we fucked up.
	It's not because we lied.
	It's not because we lied and we let people...
	Take risks, unnecessary risks with their health.
	It's not because we told you you shouldn't wear a mask when we knew all along that you needed one to stay healthy.
	It's just that you could have the virus but you don't know and you don't want to spread it.
	See?
	It's consistent.
	We're not saying that everybody should wear masks all of a sudden.
	We're maintaining that only sick people should wear masks.
	It's just that everybody could be sick.
	And if everybody could be sick, then everybody should effectively act like they're sick.
	And so everybody should wear a mask.
	Well, that sounds like a very convenient workaround, doesn't it?
	I don't know.
	Maybe that is just true.
	Maybe that's just the case.
	But to me, it seems awfully shady.
	Seems awfully tricky.
	They said for months, oh, the only people that should be wearing masks are sick people.
	And it just so happens after the study comes out yesterday that it's airborne and it can be aerosolized.
	Now they're saying, oh, well, anybody could be sick even if you don't have symptoms and if you're asymptomatic you could be pre-symptomatic or maybe not but you could be unwittingly transmitting it so wear a mask okay yeah that sounds legit i don't know it sounds like they lied to buy time and so that they could buy up all the masks And now they are changing the game to be consistent with what they said previously, but also get people to start wearing the masks.
	That's what it sounds like to me.
	I don't know if it works that way.
	Maybe that's, you know, too conspiratorial to think that, but it's like I just roll my eyes reading that.
	Like, really?
	The study came out yesterday talking about how it was airborne.
	They just started talking yesterday about how it was airborne, and I heard reports just last week that they would say that the CDC would change their guidelines To have everybody wearing masks, and now they come out with this.
	Oh, actually, you could be sick.
	25% are asymptomatic, and maybe that's true.
	And if that's the case, it's actually probably good.
	On one hand, it's bad if 25% are asymptomatic, because if 25% are asymptomatic, then that means that it's being transmitted and you're not going to quarantine everybody, right?
	To get a test, you have to have symptoms.
	To get quarantined, you have to get tested.
	And to prevent the spread of the virus, you have to quarantine everybody that has it.
	So if you don't show symptoms, you can't get tested.
	If you can't get tested, you can't get confirmed.
	If you can't get confirmed, you can't be quarantined.
	If you're not quarantined, you're out there touching surfaces and talking to people and spreading the virus.
	So you're not going to slow it down or stop it anytime soon if a quarter of all the infected people are transmitting it unknowingly.
	So that's a bad thing, but the other, but the silver lining there is that if 25% are asymptomatic, then that means that however many are confirmed for coronavirus, let's say this 186,000 number from today is accurate, then that means that that represents only 75% of all the people that have the virus.
	So that means that there would be an additional 90,000 people, 92,000, hello, math, math, or I'm sorry, 62,000.
	Got a little ahead of myself.
	That means that there would be... Let's say for the sake of example that the number of confirmed cases today was the number of symptomatic cases, period.
	All the symptomatic cases in the country.
	People that have symptoms of the virus.
	Then that would only represent 75% of all the people in the country that haven't.
	That means that 62,000 people would be asymptomatic.
	And that would mean that you would have, what, 248,000 with the virus.
	And that means that the death rate would be far lower.
	So, if there's a high rate of asymptomatic cases, then on the one hand that means it's being transmitted and that's not good, but on the other hand it means that probably a lot more infected, and if there's a lot more infected, then that means that the death rate is probably lower.
	So just a lot of numbers.
	A lot of numbers to work with.
	A lot of numbers to think about.
	But we'll obviously be keeping an eye on the coronavirus and we'll see what happens.
	We'll be watching and paying attention.
	No end in sight, right?
	No end in sight with this.
	At least another month of Corona.
	I might just go on a vacation, right?
	I mean, I was talking about that with Jayden earlier today.
	It's like, now would probably be a good time to take a vacation when nothing's going on, nothing's in the news.
	I don't think anybody would miss me for a week.
	Maybe you would, but...
	If I just dipped out for a week and just maybe didn't even go anywhere, but just didn't do the show because nothing's happening.
	Maybe that would be the time to recharge my batteries and find myself, right?
	Take care of business.
	I don't know.
	Just a thought.
	I have no plans to do that, but just just spitballing here.
	But we're gonna move on.
	We'll take a look at our super chats.
	We'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
	I want to read what you have to say.
	I want to hear your take from me as the new king of DLive.
	We've got Penn Statist who says Pennsylvania Health Secretary is trans and now because of Corona I have to see his ugly face everywhere.
	Yeah, I actually saw that right before I went live.
	I looked it up.
	I was looking up stuff for Trans Visibility Day and somebody said, meet the, meet the, you know, trans doctor that's fighting the coronavirus.
	And it's like, bruh.
	You see this person and it's just unsettling, man.
	Why?
	And they're jamming that down our throats.
	You have to accept this.
	This is a girl.
	This is a girl.
	This is a pretty girl.
	Say hi to the pretty girl!
	Say hi to the pretty girl!
	Say she's a she!
	She's not.
	He's not!
	He's not!
	That's a guy in lipstick.
	That is a guy in lipstick and eyeshadow.
	And it's disturbing.
	And whatever, you know, whatever, that's your thing, but I'm not buying into it.
	Thanks for the Ninjagini.
	Daywalker says, finally saw Drive.
	Thanks for that.
	Seen Baby Driver?
	No, I've not seen Baby Driver, but glad you like Drive.
	Ant Hill says, viruses aren't alive.
	Basically nature's robots.
	Is that true?
	I don't know anything about biology.
	I did really bad in biology in high school.
	I think I got a C. I got a C in biology my freshman year.
	I think that was my first C I ever got.
	I got a B my first semester and I think a C my second semester.
	I'm terrible at science, man.
	And I don't hate lab coats because I'm terrible at science.
	I just hate lab coats and I'm also terrible at science.
	I did terrible throughout high school.
	I got a C in physics.
	I think I got a C in chemistry.
	I got a C in bio... No, I got a B in chemistry.
	I got a C in biology.
	I couldn't do it.
	I failed my science class in college.
	I took one science class in college and I literally failed.
	I got like a 50-60%.
	In fairness, I didn't show up to class.
	And I went to the final exam and I was completely unfamiliar with any of the coursework.
	I just guessed.
	I just guessed.
	I only got like half on my final exam.
	You got half.
	You got half of the answers right.
	Oh, great.
	So I wouldn't know.
	I have no idea.
	I don't know.
	I just don't really have an interest in that stuff.
	You start telling me about mitochondria and neutrons.
	It just goes right over my head, man.
	My eyes glaze over.
	You start telling me about ions.
	It just doesn't make any sense to me.
	It's almost like not real.
	Like, they're telling me in college about planets.
	And I'm like, that's not fucking real, man.
	They're telling me about, oh, the Milky Way.
	Dude, that's not real.
	Where's the universe?
	Answer me that.
	You're so fucking smart.
	Where's the universe?
	Where's the universe?
	What's outside the universe?
	Want to tell me that?
	Why waste our time talking about Jupiter?
	Where are we?
	Where are we?
	Where is the universe?
	We don't know.
	We don't know.
	We don't know what's out there.
	They're telling us about, oh, this star is huge!
	You know, they do these size comparisons from like, you know, they do a size comparison from like a speck of dust or like a fiber of hair, a germ, a bacteria, all the way up to like the observable universe.
	The observable universe.
	Not real.
	None of that's real.
	It's like, it is practically not real.
	I'm almost uninterested in things that are not practical.
	That's kind of what it comes down to.
	You know, it's like, oh, there's like these little tiny things.
	Really?
	I see a desk.
	I see a desk made out of wood.
	No, but there's atoms in there.
	There are positrons and blah blah blah.
	Oh, really?
	Oh, yeah, cool story, man.
	Cool story.
	Hey, that's not a bad idea.
	That's an interesting idea.
	We've only ever had one guest host, Jake Lloyd.
	He did a pretty good job.
	Maybe we'll have Jaden.
	Could you imagine?
	That would be funny.
	Jaden McNeil.
	He would be like, Good evening every... Good evening everybody!
	You're watching... Y'all are watching America First!
	Well, I'm Jaden McNeil.
unidentified		Well...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, so, I don't know, that would be kind of funny.
		I imagine Jaden is sued behind the desk.
		And, uh, what would the show even be about, Rust?
		What would the show be about, video games?
		Would it be about, uh, Taco Bell?
		No, Jaden has more depth than this.
		I'm, I'm, I'm being mean.
		Jayden would be like, before we get into that, my roommates are crazy!
		Well, we're gonna talk about this, but we're gonna talk about some Rust exploits.
		We're gonna talk about, you know, how you can up your Warzone game.
		But before we get into that, I gotta tell you the story about my crazy roommates.
		They left food out.
		They left my, uh, what is it?
		They left my ranch dressing out of the fridge.
		What's the deal with that?
		Let me adjust my glasses.
		Could you even do this show in glasses or would the glare, you know, would the glare mess up?
		I don't know.
		Could you even do this show in glasses?
		He'd be constantly adjusting his glasses, constantly fixing his glasses.
		I can't see.
		I can't see my notes.
		I can't see my notes.
		I need to fix my glasses.
		It would be a disaster.
		His glasses would be falling all over.
		He'd be fumbling, fidgeting with them the whole time.
		He wouldn't make eye contact with the camera.
		He'd just, you know, look at the screen the whole time.
		No, I'm kidding.
		Jaden would do a great job.
		I'm sure that if Jaden... If Jaden gave it a shot, he would do a great job, I think.
		Tanju with the Ninjet, thank you so much!
		Thank you for the Ninjet, really appreciate it.
		Solid Snake, no message, but thank you very much.
		Solid Snake says, thank you for the content, Nick.
		Virus be getting to my family.
		Sorry to hear that, buddy, but glad you like the content.
		Solid Snake says, fam saw The Dark Knight last week and I was joshing mom last night till she snapped.
		You're like that Joker guy.
		High praise, yeah.
unidentified		Thanks for the compliment, mom.
unidentified		My mom calls me certain names and I'm like, yeah, thanks for the compliment.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I would be bad optics if I said who she says.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're like so-and-so.
unidentified		Thanks for the compliment.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm not going to say who.
		I act like a tyrant around this household, and I'm angry, and I talk, and I'm yelling.
		I'm yelling, and she says, you're like, this guy's like so-and-so.
unidentified		And I'm like, thanks for the compliment, Mom.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, I'm volatile and expressive with my hands, and perceived as angry, and, you know, that reminds her of something.
		And I'm like, yeah, Ma, thanks for the compliment.
		You're too kind to me.
		Anyway.
unidentified		She says I'm like, uh... Albert Einstein.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
		Thanks for the Nijigini.
		Yeah, Dark Knight, classic.
		I gotta watch that again.
		It's been a long time.
		Those are actually good movies.
		Virgin Nick, Chad Jayden.
		Interesting.
		Says, thoughts on Fed restructure with Trump at the helm.
		You know, is the Fed really restructuring?
		I mean, I heard a lot about this.
		Like, oh, the Fed is totally different now because the $6 trillion stimulus included $4 trillion from the Fed.
		So, like, is the Fed now... Because the Fed, technically, when it was founded, is separate from the government.
		That's not under the jurisdiction of the government, technically.
		The government appoints the chairman of the Fed, but the Fed acts as a separate entity.
		So people are saying, oh, is that... So I'm not really an expert on that.
		I can't really give a great opinion, because I'm not... I haven't been reading too much about that, how legitimate that is.
		If that's what you're talking about, I think that's what you mean.
		Solid Snake says, just ran out of games too, so your content's all I got.
		Yeah, tell me about it.
		Everything's boring, man.
		We're stuck inside.
		I had plans, dude.
		I was going to be on tour, I was going to be doing events, I was going to be going on trips, hanging with the bros, and now I'm just like at home for the next few months.
		Like, bruh.
		AFZoom versus people who genuinely support OnlyFans are immoral.
		Yeah, it's disgusting.
		OnlyFans is like, there's no excuse.
		That should be illegal.
		And I know we view all porn that should be illegal.
		Our view, our position is that all porn should be illegal.
		But in the case of OnlyFans, there's almost like no defense.
		There's no argument in defense of that.
		Why would we as a society want to create like a gig economy, a gig industry, a 1099 economy around young girls and even young boys in some cases doing amateur pornography?
		And don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to minimize pornography consumption, but it's just like, why would we open that up?
		It's sort of like... It's like thinking about other problems.
		It's just like narcotics or drugs.
		It's like, we don't have a problem with that right now.
		We have a problem with porn consumption.
		I don't think we yet have a problem of massive amounts of people doing amateur porn.
		Until OnlyFans, really.
		Because otherwise, how do you become a porn star?
		Well, you have to like, commit to that, you know?
		That's like you have no other options, you're on drugs or something, like you need cash, so you're desperate, you'll do anything, you know what I mean?
		But otherwise, people weren't becoming porn stars.
		Now, they've made like Uber, they're doing to taxis, what Uber did to taxis, OnlyFans is doing for pornography.
		And people are whoring out their bodies like they do with a taxi, you know, like with a car, with their Prius.
		And to me, it's something like that, like, we have let pornography consumption get out of control and it's hard to reel that back in because it's just everywhere.
		But why?
		Why would we open this up with porn production now?
		And like, you can't get that back in the bag any easier than you can porn consumption and now it's out there.
		And to me it's just so gross because they make people dependent on that and they de-stigmatize it and they make it seem acceptable or okay or no big deal, but it is a big deal.
		And it is, it's a big deal in a lot of ways.
		And they're turning young people who are making impulsive decisions into porn stars.
		And that's just like the height of evil and degeneracy.
		Imagine if that's your daughter.
		You know, your daughter graduates high school and she starts an OnlyFans because she wants to buy a fucking phone, right?
		Oh, I need cash!
		I don't want to work!
		Check out my OnlyFans!
		Link in bio!
		Check out my OnlyFans!
		And they're turning them into, and you should see some of this stuff, and they turn themselves into, like, porn producers and marketers, and, oh, 15% off today on my porn site!
		I'm doing a special deal, I just posted new pics, I'm my OnlyFans, it's like, what the fuck is wrong with people?
	The guy who runs OnlyFans should be put in jail.
	He should be extradited to the United States, and he should be put on trial, and honestly, he should get the worst penalty from the law.
	You know what that is.
	I've gotten in trouble for saying similar things about CNN, but how is that a conscionable way to make money?
	They paid out $400 million last year.
	$400 million in payouts to their creators on OnlyFans.
	Think about that.
	And what is it?
	It's old guys, well it's guys of all ages I should say and they're paying and they're doing it to your daughters.
	It's one thing if you're, you know, it's like I said the other week about the town whore.
	You know, you remember what I said about this?
	It's one thing when you have one loose woman in town.
	She's the prostitute, she's the whore, and that's where people go to it, at the whorehouse.
	I, you know, I'm the town whore, okay?
	And that's what I'm gonna do, that's what I'm gonna be.
	It's a shame, it's not something to be proud of.
	It's shameful.
	But every town's got a whore.
	Every town's got the town whore.
	And that's where you go, and everybody else can be monogamous.
	All the other girls can have one man, but the town whore will entertain the rest.
	She will do all the heavy lifting, right?
	And since the advent of, what is it, hypergamy?
	Is that what it's called?
	Now every woman is a whore.
	Now every woman and every man is a whore.
	And now you don't have anybody that's not a whore.
	You don't have anybody that's not, you know, just chaste and cool and virtuous.
	Now everybody's turned into the town whore and loose and easy and so on.
	And the same is going on with pornography.
	You know, I'm not trying to say that pornography is, like, good on any level, but 50 years ago, it was you had Playboy and you had like videotapes.
	And if you wanted to get in pornography, like, you know, yeah, you were the porn star.
	You're the porn star.
	You're that porn star.
	You're that Playboy bunny from, you know, the magazine or from the, you know, whatever.
	They didn't have VHS in the 70s.
	What am I talking about?
	But you know, you know what I mean.
	I don't know what they have in the 70s as far as visual like television goes, but they're the magazines at least.
	Now it's like everyone's a porn star.
	Everyone's a porn star.
	If you're not on OnlyFans, you're sending nudes.
	And this is what happens is everybody's being brought down to this level of filth and we have to prevent that at all costs.
	Stop consuming porn.
	Stop producing porn.
	Shut down the businesses that make it.
	Arrest the people that run it.
	You know, that's what really gets me, is like, young, young, young people.
	18, 17 in some cases.
	Well, I guess you have to be 18 and beyond there, right?
	But, um... I'm sure there's people that are violating that, but 18, 18.
	You're in high school, you're graduating high school.
	I'm gonna become an amateur porn star so you could, what?
	Get a little bit of cash to buy Starbucks?
	To buy a phone case?
	To buy concert tickets you know you're gonna sell and that's gonna be there forever and it's gonna be online forever what if like your friend bought that how would that make you feel wouldn't that make you feel like a disgusting loser what if you know you imagine and that's what I don't understand with some of these people is they're out there on like their personal Twitter they're like hi I'm uh you know Here's my real name, here's my real picture, that my high school friends follow me on, or that all my colleagues and family follow me on, and here's my OnlyFans.
	How would you feel if all your friends paid for it and they all watched you degrade yourself like that and expose yourself?
	Wouldn't you feel like a disgusting sleaze?
	Wouldn't you feel like just beneath, you know, just worthless?
	It's so undignified, and that's what people do.
	It's completely stripped of their dignity, no pun intended, stripped of their dignity, their humanity in a way.
	They've become an object.
	It's sad.
	It's very sad.
	And yeah, it's indefensible.
	That kind of, it is genuinely immoral.
	If you're on there in any way, if you support that, you're like a sick person.
	Don't, don't feed into that.
	Don't participate, you know?
	And I, I don't know if this sounds right, but just don't support that, okay?
	And I'm not saying like go consume other pornography, but just, when you think about OnlyFans in particular, don't consume any pornography, but OnlyFans is like egregiously, it is particularly bad.
	So just keep that in mind.
	Northwestern Europeans say you think elites are exaggerating for mass control.
	No, I do not actually.
	Pashtun Zoomer says Nick's lemon chest is greater than Trump bucks.
	That's true, actually.
	Yeah, Trump bucks are coming in every day here, right?
	I'm getting a Trump bucks check every day.
	And I'm gonna get another Trump bucks check, right?
	I'm gonna get more Trump bucks in a couple of weeks.
	Bangin says, Tandru is a god.
	Yeah, he's great.
	Thanks for the Ninjagini.
	Tandru says, free riders gotta pick up the slack.
	Hey, thanks for the two Ninjets.
	Thanks for the other Ninjet.
	I agree.
	We got a few people doing all the heavy lifting.
	Everybody else has got to step it up.
	Let's see some Ninjaginis.
	You don't have to be rich, but let's see some Ninjaginis.
	You're about to get your Trump bucks, so let's step it up a little, right?
	Nah, I'm kidding.
	Lemons have been good lately.
	They've been good.
	No complaints.
	Thanks for the Ninjet.
	Ghani and Groyper says, can we get a new urbanism check on Manchester, New Hampshire?
	Is it new urbanism there?
	I never went to the downtown in Manchester, so I don't really know.
	New urbanism.
	I don't really know enough.
	I was in Manchester for a few weekends to campaign, and I never went, like, downtown to ManchVegas.
	But I was around there and it was like it was like utopia.
	I'll never forget Like just hanging around man Time I'll never forget being in Manchester, New Hampshire and just walking around their neighborhoods walking up and down the block doing the door hangers and knocking on people's doors collecting information for the app driving around it was like And don't get me wrong, I mean it's not like much different from where I live, but it was just like so quaint and so pleasant and just like a nice place to live.
	Hills, these like winding, undulating hills.
	It was during leaf peeping season.
	They always tell me up there, I call up the guy.
	Who is on the Manchester campaign office and he had the stick Boston accent and I'm like, yes I like run this group and we want to do some campaigning and we got like 10 volunteers and he's like Well, you know I could get you up here, but it's gonna be tough because it's leaf peeping season I guess that's a big thing in the Northeast leaf peeping season in the fall when all the leaves change colors tourists will come out to like, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont and the look at the leaves change colors.
	I guess it's particularly nice there.
	And so I'll never forget the trees and the hills.
	And it was very nice.
	Ambro says, Tandrew is right.
	I haven't donated in a long time.
	Yeah, Ambro, he's really slacking over here.
	Doomsday says, do you know of slug.com?
	Another note, stay hydrated.
	No, I don't know what that is.
	Jesse says, I used to be on Nick's sleep schedule, but 21, 23 years old is a big difference.
	Ever play Apex Legends?
	Yeah, I think it's easier to do it when you're young, but it's still miserable.
	I still don't enjoy it.
	It's not fun to have a broken sleep schedule.
	Thanks for the Ninjet, by the way.
	Really appreciate it.
	Ever play Apex Legends?
	Yeah, I used to play Apex Legends when it first came out.
	I don't think I've really played it since then.
	You know, I liked it because it was a first-person battle royale and you didn't have the building, but I never really got the hang of a lot of the abilities, and... I kinda stopped playing it.
	I guess Fortnite... Whatever happened, there was like a big...
	It was right around maybe like 2019 spring, maybe, when Apex Legends came out, I think.
	And you had Apex, you had Blackout, and you had Fortnite.
	And I think I just kept playing Fortnite, honestly, so.
	But thanks for the Ninjet.
	Bangits says, discourage any unoptical posting tonight.
	There's a place for shitposting and here and now isn't it?
	Yeah, so true.
	Thanks for the Ninjagini.
	Jesse Winfrey says my big question is does Jaden ever do homework?
	That is a good question.
	I don't think he does and He better do his work.
	Okay that young man He better get down to business put down the game that's what my dad would always say to me enough with that game I've been playing like ps3 that game to him like all video games were the game and PS3 was the game.
	The game is PlayStation 3.
unidentified		Put down the game and do your homework.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, that's what I gotta say.
		I've become my own father.
		I'm becoming... When I talk to Jayden, I'm like becoming my father.
		Disturbing.
		Well, I'm gonna become my father when I have kids.
		You know, that's the way it goes, I guess, right?
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Dresden says, can we just keep these newly instituted safety measures going forever?
		The social distancing and obsessive attention to cleanliness really appeases my autism.
		Yeah, I can relate.
		I can relate.
		Thanks for the ninja guineas.
		Not really a good idea for the economy, but I agree about the cleanliness.
		It appeases my autism.
		Yeah, okay, you sound autistic.
		Posh Dun says Jaden's report card came in today.
		Not good.
		Just wow, Jaden, this guy.
		I heard you got a C on your whatever.
		Care to explain yourself?
		WAIT UNTIL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME!
		I never had that talk because I had good grades.
		Sagenstein, until I got to college and I failed the class.
		Saga Stein says, Earth is captured by a techno-capital singularity.
		Ah, yeah, very true.
		Stephanie Flu says, and people say it's just as bad as the flu.
		Yeah, it's not.
		It's worse.
		German says, Nick, first time Super Chatter support from Minnesota.
		Thank you very much.
		Appreciate it.
		Polish American says, if God is with us, who is against us?
		America first, never dies.
		So true.
		Jay Rockster says, my Switch will arrive Monday.
		I will never leave the house again.
		Yeah, me too, hopefully.
		Thanks for the Ninjet.
		Glad you got your Switch.
		You can't get them anywhere.
		Thanks for the great show, Nick.
		You're welcome.
		Groyper says thanks for the great show Nick you're welcome Ray says I wish I couldn't see trans people yeah relating Jay Rocks says I'm waiting for trans invisibility day so there it is thanks for the Nijigini everyone's making that joke Deki says trans equals disability day yeah so true Jesse says trans is a sickness caused by broken families and weak societies I decree mandatory farm work for all except for me but thanks for the Nijigini
		Yeah, no farm work for me.
		Farmers be like, get up!
		It's 5am!
unidentified		Time to work the fields!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Time to have a glass of milk and your morning oats!
		Ringing the cowbell.
		5am!
		5am!
unidentified		Time to drink a big glass of milk and eat your bowl of oats.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Get on out there.
		Do your farm work.
		Do your farm work, kid.
		What even do you do on a farm, like shovel shit and milk cows and till the field?
		I don't even know what you do on a farm.
		It's too intensive, too work intensive.
		I'm a philosopher.
		I need time to think, alright?
		I need time to vibe.
		I'm a viber, alright?
		Man, it would probably be good.
		Mandatory farm work would be good for the country, but it just wouldn't be good for me because I do not want to do that.
		But thanks for the Ninjagini.
unidentified		I'd be out there in my overalls and my work boots.
unidentified		I'm out there in my overalls and my truck.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm going uptown.
		Uptown, going downtown.
		Going down to the general store.
		Going down to that general store, pick up Pick up some metal pieces.
		I wouldn't even buy it.
		Pick up some iron ingot.
		Pick up some iron ore.
		I need to go smelt iron ore at this general store.
		I need to go to the community crafting table to craft a new shovel.
		To craft a new hoe.
unidentified		So I can plant my farm.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I need to craft a shovel.
		I need to get back in the mine.
		So I can get more iron ore.
		So I can build an iron shovel to build my farm.
		Bastards is reading these super chats would break a lesser man.
		So true.
		It's enough to make anyone crazy That's what they say, right?
		Have you ever seen what it's like in there Murray?
		Everybody just yells nobody's civil anymore Nobody thinks what it's like to be the other guy Modern Monica says what is this?
		Are idolatry, sodomy, and usury categories for evil?
		What do you mean?
		I mean, yeah, all those things are evil, but do you mean that those are the only categories?
		I'm not sure if I understand the question.
		Kane says, hey Nick, have you ever played L.A.
		Noire?
		I did.
		I got it when it first came out, actually.
		I remember.
		I'll never forget.
		I went to pick up L.A.
		Noire the day it came out because I thought it was going to be this cool, like, open world game.
		It turned out to be this gay story game.
		Oh, clue!
		I'm hearing sound cues!
		It means there's a clue nearby!
		So I went there the first day to pick it up because the trailer was cool and they said all these facial graphics facial graphics, so, you know doubt you're lying and I went to the target and the guys like What did the guy say gave me and my mom like a hard time?
		He's like, yeah, I don't really play games like this.
unidentified		I play more like I do don't give a shit I don't really play games like this.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I play more like MMO type games and Okay, just ring me up, alright, Kyle?
		Just ring, whatever your stupid name is.
		Kyle's not a stupid name.
		Just ring me up, alright?
		Just ring me up, Braylon.
		Nah, that's an attack.
		That's an attack on our Southerners.
		Just ring me up, alright?
		I don't give a sh... And then, I get home and I play the game, and I thought it was gonna be a cool open-world game, like, oh, it's Grand Theft Auto in the 40s.
		Nope.
		Do the mission.
		You gotta do your mission, you know?
		You can't just, you know, kill people or steal cars.
		You gotta do the mission.
		So, I didn't care for it.
		I mean, it was fun.
		I played it a lot, and, you know, I guess it was fun enough, but...
unidentified		I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I just didn't like that... Again, it wasn't like Grand Theft Auto.
		The action scenes were like scripted and... I like open world.
		I like the kinds of games where you can just go off.
		Those are my favorite.
		The games where you're one guy and you're way overpowered and you just go off on everyone.
		I like unarmed people, you know, like zombie games.
		Ray Goldstein says, I saw a trans surgery for the first time today.
		Yeah, it's pretty disturbing.
		Jay Paul says, Deuteronomy 23.1.
		So true.
		American Groyper says, what do you usually ask for when getting a haircut?
		Why are you gonna get my haircut?
		Nibbas be like, I'm gonna get the nick.
		I'm going to tell my barber I want a haircut like my favorite YouTuber.
		I tell him I want a one on the sides.
		I want him to slightly fade it up.
		I want it a little bit longer on the top and I part it on the right.
		That's what I tell him.
		You don't want to get like a dramatic fade you get a dramatic fade and you look like a little yeah I don't look like you're a Nazi or you look like you're gay So and I don't want to look like either of those things.
		I want to look like an optical American man, I want to look like Optical traditional American man, you know, it's sort of like a high and tight like a modern high and tight, you know And so I get a one on the side.
		I find that's a good length and then keep it a little bit longer on top the part Usually cuts a small line Into the park to make it easier to separate But that's what I asked for.
		I usually just show him a picture of like my older haircut Dresden says go American psycho mode and get yourself an ice pack mask to reduce facial puffiness after you wake up Huh, not a bad idea.
		I got to just start waking up at a normal time.
		Then I won't have a puffy face, right?
		Well, thanks for the ninja genie Modern Monarchists is the dark side is the dark side more compelling than the light.
		I What kind of gay question is that?
		Is the dark side more?
		Are you talking about Star Wars, or what are you talking about?
		I hope he's talking about Star Wars.
		If not, that sounds totally LARP-y.
		I don't know what that means, though.
		In Star Wars, it's all fantasy, man.
		It's fiction.
		What is that?
		I'm not compelled by fictional characters in movies.
		Bob Sakamoto says, Rachel Crandall looks like a fat Chuck Schumer.
		I don't know who that is.
		Old Sicilian with the ninja hat.
		Thank you so much.
		Really appreciate it.
		Old Sicilian, coming through.
		A fellow med.
		I appreciate it.
		King Alaric says, Promoting transgenders only promotes severe mental illness as a means of further eroding the family.
		Yeah, well said.
		So true.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Save the West says, Glad I'm here to celebrate this day with you, Nicole.
		Oh, thanks.
		Groyper Gamer says, Trans women wear skirts, modern women wear pants.
		Yeah, that's, wow, really says a lot about our society.
		Tan Drew says, Can't think of anything more aversive to regular people than the gender bending, especially with kids.
		I know it's, and I'm sure it's off-putting to most people.
		They will not accept this.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Pineapple says, why don't you think Yoda is the best character?
		Because I just don't like him that much.
		Tandrew says, hello GOP department.
		Yeah, uh, hello.
		Thanks for the ninja-gini.
		Jason says, cuboid visibility day next?
		Can't wait.
		Funny bro.
		KingAlleric says, instinctively people are traditionalists.
	Yeah.
	AmericanGroper says, did you see Frank Castle's Italian Royal Rumble?
	I did.
	Pretty funny, but those Italians don't mess.
	That's what I... I was very proud watching that video.
	Frank Castle tries to hassle all these white people, and they're like, oh, please go away.
	This is not okay.
	What you're doing is inappropriate.
	I'm calling the manager.
	And the Italians are like, oh, oh, get the fuck, what are you doing?
	This is a place of business.
	What's the matter with you, you know?
	And they get all up in his face.
	They push him out of there.
	Even the guy at the table was totally, you could tell he was Italian.
	The guy, the patron, not even the owner or the waiters.
	But the guy that was just eating his food is like, you know, you need to get out of here.
	What are you doing here?
	He calls over the waiter.
	It was very epic.
	Very epic to see.
	It was still funny though.
	He goes up, no, I eat family style.
	I eat family, just keep saying, I eat family style.
unidentified		Huh?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's the funniest.
		They come up to him.
		You gotta leave.
		You gotta get out of here.
		What are you doing?
		Huh?
		He's in on it.
		He's being funny.
		I'm with him.
		Dude, I was cracking up, man.
		He is so funny.
		That kind of content to me is like...
		You know, if I were to be super serious, I would say, like, it is obnoxious.
		It is a little bit obnoxious, but it's so funny, man.
		But I do get a big kick out of it.
		He just plops down there.
		It is like, if somebody did that to me, I would not like that.
		You are kind of being a jerk, but it's funny.
unidentified		But it is really funny.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		He just starts talking gradually more and more slowly so that they think that he's retarded or something.
		He's being funny.
		No, we're together.
		He's just being funny.
		The guy has no inhibition.
		It's very funny.
		Yeah, very, very good content.
		Frank Hassell, really, really funny guy coming on the scene.
		The ongoing jokes.
		I'm Chad King.
		People asking about the camera.
		It's an insulin pump.
		There's something to me that is so funny about just saying something so ridiculous like that.
		You know, you come up with an obvious GoPro strapped to your head.
		Oh, it's an insulin pump.
		My insulin pump's strapped to my forehead.
		I am diabetic.
		Oh, I get such a kick out of it.
		Dresden says, not sure I agree with welcoming the alt-right under the tent, but not the alt-right.
		Okay, well, then you can get the fuck out of here.
		You can get banned.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini, but if you don't agree with that, then you're an idiot and you haven't been paying attention at all.
		Polish-Americans is hot.
		It's just like and I could sit here and explain why that's the case But if you just if you don't get it, you just don't get it and you're not with us.
		I'm not sure I agree Okay, well then go start your own movement Why don't you face docks and start your own show and bring Richard Spencer and David Duke and all those guys on your show?
		Attached to your name and try and get somewhere in politics and lots of luck, right?
		Good luck with that Uh, look, and I've never- that's the thing, everybody's like, why aren't you nice to the alt-right?
		It's like, because I don't have to be.
		They don't like me, I don't like them, and I'm doing my own thing, and they're doing their thing.
		And now that my thing is taking off, they're like, why won't you include us?
		Why would you include us?
		You're doing so well.
		Why are you mean to them?
		Because they don't know what they're doing.
		Those guys are failures.
		And they don't know what it takes to win.
		And they're not even religious.
		They don't even like America.
		They don't even like Christianity.
		So as far as I'm concerned, I have more in common with a lot of these guys than them.
		You know, Bryson Gray is a perfect example.
		Bryson Gray is, you could say he's like a MAGA conservative, he's in Turning Point USA.
		But we agree more than me and the alt-right, because at least me and him, we agree that we love America, we're Christians, you know, and those are the big areas of disagreement with the alt-right, but they're post-nationalists, they're anti-religion, just straight up anti-Christian at this point.
		And, uh, you know, aside from even the ideological differences, they are, they're just, on a personal level, just toxic and, um, anti-social people, so.
		And look, go knock yourselves out.
		Alt-Right is doing their thing great.
		Go watch the McSpencer Group.
		Go join the McSpencer Group.
		They do a show.
		They do their show.
		Nobody watches it, but they do a show.
		How's that going for them, right?
unidentified		Whatever.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't know what that means, but when white people are broken, all hell goes loose?
		Yeah, I guess that's true.
		That's how it's pronounced.
		I looked it up.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		hell goes loose yeah i guess that's true spurgey says it sounds weird please pronounce the g you're nick the knife you make the rules i want to be proper physiognomy that's how it's pronounced i looked it up thanks for the ninjaginny jay roxer says disgust factor desmond is amazing yuck yeah yeah exactly thanks for the ninjaginny We should be making political ads based on that.
		I don't think so, but I don't know.
		I hope not.
		like COVID cases.
		Congrats, King.
		Thanks.
		American Groi versus do you think forced inoculation will occur after?
		I don't think so, but I don't know.
unidentified		I hope not.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm not getting a vaccine.
		I'll go to my doctor.
		I When I was growing up, trans didn't exist.
		As far as I'm concerned, gay didn't exist either.
		getting it solid snakes his close high school friend became ftm and teaches at a middle school now at high school we didn't even know about trans i know dude me neither when i was growing up trans didn't exist as far as i'm concerned gay didn't exist either until i got to like i want to say middle school it was like right around that cultural moment when it was glee and it was same love and it was uh lady gaga So maybe like 2009-2010.
		But prior to that, no idea.
		No idea.
		We didn't talk about that in CDC.
		What was it?
		Not CDC.
		CCD, that's the Catholic thing on Wednesday.
		We didn't talk about LGBT in church.
		We didn't talk about it in CCD.
		We didn't talk about it in school.
		It wasn't on TV.
		It wasn't on Disney.
		It wasn't in movies.
		And then it was everywhere!
		Then it was in Modern Family, in Glee, and it was in this and that.
		And now it's trans.
		I didn't know any gay people back then.
		I didn't know any trans people.
		And now it's like everybody's popping off.
		Now everybody's popping off.
		Now everybody's got some.
		You know, I'm whatever.
		Everybody's got their thing.
		Just be normal.
		Dallas Groyper, thanks for the Ninjagini by the way.
		It is, and it's just, it's gotten so bad so quickly.
		Dallas Groy versus transgender and transracialism are too far for normies.
		Exactly, exactly.
		And that's why it almost helps when they push that because it alienates those people and it pushes them into our arms.
		Moonhead says, down with roasties.
		Big agree.
		Racist incel says, lol Blair White has boobs.
		Well, they're not real, but yeah.
		Jay Roxxer says, tardigrades aren't trans.
		We must look to the tardigrades, Nick.
		So true.
		The eternal wisdom.
		Of the tardigrade.
		McDonald Borger says, return to tradition.
		Smoke crack by a hooker.
		Return to tradition.
		These are trad forms of degeneracy.
		Smoke cigarettes.
		Shoot up.
		Have sex with a girl prostitute.
unidentified		You know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Isn't that a sad state of affairs?
		Trad is smoking cigarettes and having sex with a woman prostitute.
		As opposed to like, you know, some weird arrangement.
		So, yeah, yeah, that's tradition, right?
		Goin' to the bar, gettin' in a fight, havin' sex with a whore, havin' sex with a town whore at the bar.
		Sup, bitch?
		Sup, Roasty?
		They didn't have that term back then.
		Sup, babe?
		Let's go back to that motel room.
		Let's get it on.
		Now that's trap.
		Now that's trap.
		Let's get in the back of my Chevy pickup.
		Get in the back, not in the truck bed.
		Let's get in the Chevy pickup.
unidentified		Let's drive.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Do you remember what it's... I sometimes think about what it would be like to be in a place where there's no phones or no, like, internet.
		It's unfathomable to me, you know, and boomers understand this, but the idea of, like, getting in your car and driving somewhere where nobody knows.
		Driving to, like, a hotel and just getting a hotel room and nobody knows you're there.
		Nobody can reach you.
		Nobody knows where you are.
		That to me is like, it's like a different dimension.
		The idea that you could like drive somewhere in the wilderness or like out in the country or just someone else's house and just be like disappeared.
		Do you know what I mean?
		It's like analog society.
		It's like a different society.
		The idea that it's like, oh, I don't know where that person is.
		I'll wait until they get home and then I'll call them when they're home.
		You know what I mean?
		Like now, oh, don't hesitate to reach me at any fucking waking second of the day, right?
		Oh, it's 3am?
		Text.
		You know, no matter where you are, what you're doing, and there's an expectation that you gotta be accounted for, and you gotta respond, and you gotta reply, and everybody's engaged at all times.
		It's like everybody's in the big cafeteria of life at all times.
		And you never get a break.
		You never get a little bit of privacy.
		And sometimes when I'm in the shower, I kid you not, sometimes I'm in the shower and I'll close my eyes and I'll try to visualize, I'll try to visualize and imagine.
		Maybe this sounds silly.
		I'm being a little vulnerable here.
		Is this is silly?
		But sometimes I'm in the shower and I'll close my eyes and I'll try to visualize, I'll try to imagine what it would be like if the year was like 1970 or 1980 and I'm like showering in a hotel room and like there's no phone, there's no internet, nobody knows where I am, just hanging out.
		You know what I mean?
		Like because the thought of that is so alien to me that you would just be out there Like a map, you know, like you go to a payphone.
		Hey, you know, you call someone up.
		You remember their number.
		Hey, how's it going?
		Hey, I'm just standing at this payphone with my quarters.
		Got some quarters in my pocket.
		Oh, it's so weird.
		You know, I like I watch these videos on YouTube.
		You ever see this one?
		It's like Disneyland gas station 1990 something.
		You know what I'm talking about?
		There's this video on YouTube.
		It's like a home video from 1990-something where these guys were on their way home from Disneyland and they stopped at a convenience store.
		And just watching this kind of found footage, this kind of home video stuff or videos of last day of high school, 1980-something.
		And it's like, dude, we have to go backwards.
		We have to return!
		It was so different back then.
		And I never knew it.
		I never got to experience it.
		Nah, it's just my whole life was like... The only memories I have pre-internet was like when I was really young.
		And you'd have to go on the desktop to get on the internet and it was slow.
		You didn't have like a laptop or a smartphone.
		It was just the desktop and that was it.
		And it was kind of like arduous to use.
		Is that the right word?
		cumbersome to use and I would just watch TV that was the main medium that I consumed was television and that's what everybody consumed was television and that was it I just watched TV and then you know gradually went on the computer more and more and then when these mobile devices came out like iPad iPod touch iPhone then I was on that all the time but before that you had like your your DS your Game Boy TV and the desktop like that was it
		And you would go somewhere, and you didn't- I didn't have a cell phone until I was in like middle school, actually.
		Sixth grade, I think.
		Didn't have a cell phone, didn't have like a device.
		You went to the doctor's office, you just had to like hang out there, you know?
		Nothing to look at.
		I'd have to- I'd ask my mom to play games on her Nokia phone.
		I'd be like, hey, can I play games on your phone?
		And it sucked.
		Anyway.
		Kyle Frank says, Hey Nick, it's about a year since Trainwrecks Debate, which means it's been a year since I started watching, mainly after the ISU event.
		Thanks for keeping my spirits up during a tough year.
		Well, thanks for the Ninjaginis, and thanks for watching the show for a whole year.
	Probably a lot of you guys came on during the Trainwrecks thing, right?
	So kind of a milestone.
	But thanks for the Ninjaginis.
	Glad the show is Entertaining for you.
	Glad it lifts your spirits.
	I like to hear that.
	But thanks for the support, man.
	Thanks for watching.
	It's been a year already since Trainwrecks.
	Time flies, huh?
	That was a big moment.
	That was like a big inflection point for the show.
	That's when it really got taken to another level.
	I started to get 1,000, 2,000 people watching the show every night.
	That was a big deal.
	Satirical Man with a Ninjagini, thanks.
	Safety Buzz with a Ninjagini, thanks.
	Spurgy says, I don't buy female to male trans.
	I don't know any dudes that demand you refer to them by some specific title.
	I don't know what you mean.
	What do you mean you don't buy that?
	But, uh, yeah, I guess.
	Jesse says, cowlick, not cowlick.
	One involves cows, one horses.
	It's, I think it's a regional thing.
	Cowlicky.
	Cowlick.
	We don't, we don't call it a cowlick.
	I just, cowlicky.
	What does that mean?
	Like a, I don't know, whatever.
unidentified		Hones?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Spurgies, it sounds like something a chick would do to be hones.
		What does that mean, hones?
		Unsung hero of America first, the extendable pointer, so true.
		Fart sniffers was the GDR cacker cringe.
		I don't know what that is.
		Uh, Rush Limbaugh, Groipers, is excellent show as usual.
		King, thanks for all your hard work.
		Thanks, buddy.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Fartsniff vs. we've been allowing, we've been following since January.
		Gonna be a long ride.
		Following what?
		Jay Rogers says, those damn decimals.
		Yeah, they'll get you.
		Big Money Wagey says, wow, some big donations lately.
		Putting me on the defensive.
		Yeah, he's got to defend his title.
		Well, thanks for the Ninjaginis, big guy.
		Hot Dog says, Fauci has said mortality for seasonal flu is 0.1%.
		Okay, there you go.
		Jay Rogers says, Big Money Wagey.
		Yep.
		Aquarium says congrats on number one big guy separately.
		Do you consume alcohol at all or are you completely against it?
		Thanks for the ninja genie.
		Nope.
		I have never consumed alcohol.
		I've never never had a sip Never had a sip of alcohol before.
		I thought people knew this about me by now.
		I was at, uh, what do you call it, Afpac, and people were like, let me buy you a drink.
		I'm like, do you watch my show?
		I don't even, I don't drink, bro.
		Never had a drop.
		I'm against it.
		I think it's bad for you.
		Ambrose has thought the lemons would be slower tonight, but we're still getting, uh, we're gonna get a hundred thousand base.
		Me too, actually.
		I thought people would say, well, he's number one.
		Title secured.
		We're good.
		But hey, I appreciate it.
		Thank you very much for all the support.
		Ray Goldstein says my mailbox was full of ants.
		Sprayed them.
		Closed the lid.
		Good job.
		Satiricalman with some ninjaginis and diamonds.
		Thank you so much, man.
		This guy's just like MVP, man.
		MVP of the year.
		Solomon says 100 to 250,000 is if everyone follows the guides perfectly.
		Real projections are at peaks mid-June, 40 to 80% infected, 1% deaths, so 1.7 million potential deaths.
		Well, we'll see about that.
		But thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Yeah, that certainly is.
		Those are numbers that I've heard.
		Black Phillips says any mask sold online is from China and possibly used.
		Yeah, something to keep in mind.
		Yeah, everyone's gonna come back outside, right?
		And the world's gonna restart.
		No, I think she's gross.
		It's kind of weird, to be honest.
		outside right and the world's going to restart greek salad says are you going to make up with britney venti uh no i think she's gross fart sniff versus sean rting alt left accounts kind of weird to be honest what are you implying uh hey king why are you retweeting that i I hate when people police my time like that.
		Hey King, why did you like that tweet?
	Hey man, why did you- like just fuck off man.
	Why?
	Retweets are not endorsements.
	Isn't that like rule one?
	Kind of weird.
	Why don't you shut up?
	McDonald Borger says mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell.
	So true.
	DutchGroper says, need to buy mask but it's gotta be drippin though, tips?
	Well you've seen my anime mask.
	There's a skull mask, you could buy a black mask, there's a lot of cool ones out there.
	ServalGroper says, where are we?
	We are at the V-Deer hate castle, baby.
	Oh, let's not call it that, but sure.
	Fartsniffers says, country accent on Jade and Bra.
	Coastie moment?
unidentified		I'm not a coastie, I'm not coastal.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But Jaden does have a country accent.
		That's okay.
		I still like him, but he has a country accent.
		He has a little bit of that southern twang, or a midwestern twang.
		He calls it supper?
		Okay, now that's, that's midwestern, okay?
		Jaden be like, hey ma, what's, well no, he'll be like, hi mom, what's for supper?
		What's for supper tonight?
		Are we having green bean casserole for supper tonight?
		Hey mom, what are we having for supper?
		Is it mac and cheese and green bean casserole again?
		I'm telling you dude, Jaden is a country boy.
		Country boy.
		And I'm a city slicker.
		Jaden be like, no, you city slickers are all the same.
		Jaden, when he came to DC, he was like deer in headlights.
		I've never seen buildings this tall before.
		We're in the big city!
		I've never been in a city this big before!
		It was like a kid in a candy store.
		It was honestly very heartwarming to watch.
		It really warms my heart.
		This little guy, this little youngster, and he's like, wow, is his eyes filled with wonder and awe at the big city.
		He's normally used to farm life, you know?
		He's never seen, I don't think he's ever seen a skyscraper in his life, or an escalator, or an elevator.
		He's just never seen that kind of stuff before.
		All these people wearing suits!
		I've never seen so many people wearing suits before!
		Usually he's knee-deep in cow shit.
		Kidding!
		I'm kidding!
		I'm kidding!
		I'm only kidding.
		I'm just giving him the hard time.
		You know I'm joking.
		We love Jaden on the show.
		We love Jaden.
		We are Jaden respecters.
		Jaden is a friend of the show.
unidentified		But he's just a little bit more country!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Country boy!
		Time doubt says which day will Jaden be guest hosting the show.
		We haven't planned it.
		I just said it would be funny.
		Proper Terry and Groy versus Corona be like protein printer go burr good show.
		That meme sucks.
		Okay, I don't want to hear it again Something go burr.
		That's not funny.
		Okay, that was never funny Something go burr not funny.
		Not funny.
		A lot of these memes just suck, dude And I don't know what it is, but you just have to have taste and some of these it's like, you know X nationalism X gang HoesMad.
		People are still doing HoesMad.
		What are you, a fucking idiot?
		HoesMad?
		Hello, 2018 department?
		Hello?
		Department is even an old meme, right?
		HoesMad?
		Don't come at me with that.
		That's dated.
		HoesMad.
		That was funny for like a week, and then it wasn't funny.
		I think it was, what, last year, two years ago?
		And GoBurr isn't an old one, but it just was never funny.
		GoBurr.
		I don't know, man.
		I just can't.
		I just can't do it.
		Corona be like protein printer go burr.
		Like, what's funny about that?
		Where's the punchline?
		I'm waiting for the punchline.
		Okay, I'm waiting for the punchline.
		There is no punchline.
		It's not funny.
		It's not a funny meme.
		OpticsRespector, wait a minute.
		You're serious, aren't you?
		That meme isn't funny.
		Yep.
		And I'm tired of pretending it is.
		Talk about stale memes, right?
		OpticsRespector says, Jaden's roommate stories equals Nick's Al stories.
		Yeah, very true.
		We all have our daily struggles, right?
		We all have our relatable struggle.
		OpticsRespector would be like, I was in the laboratory today, and I spilled Chemical X on my shoes.
		Before we get into the news, I was in the lab today, and I spilled Chemical X on my sneakers.
		I was in the lab today, and somebody stuffed a bag in my pocket.
		I was like, dude!
		Anyway, thanks for the diamond, big guy.
		Dresden says, check out Gosling film, A Place Beyond the Pines.
		Aryan Shad literally cuck-holds black character.
		Okay, get the- just ban this guy.
		I don't care how many Ninjagheedys.
		He's just gotta go, man.
		He's gotta go.
		Yeah, I've seen that movie before.
		What normal person watches that movie and says, ha ha, oh, beast!
		Aryan guy cucks a black guy?
		Alright, I'm entertained.
		What is wrong with you people, man?
		What is wrong with you?
		Who watches a movie and is like cheering for that?
	That's their takeaway.
	They're not like, oh, this is a movie about drug abuse and poverty and class and generations.
	Dude, check out this Gosling film.
	It's about an Aryan Shad that cucks a black guy.
	Is that what you got out of it?
	This is the guy, by the way, that said, why can't we accept the alt-right?
	Get him out of here.
	Get him out of here.
	Keep your money.
	Keep your money.
	I can't read this shit anymore.
	I've seen that movie.
	It's a good movie.
	And it's not a good movie because it's about Irium.
	Dresden says, total reversal of typical Hollywood movie roles.
	Yeah, yeah, our young people should watch this for white well-being.
	Elected Groy versus Plan Shusters.
	Heal quicker.
	Mark 534.
	God bless.
	True.
	Pray.
	Nice on systems.
	What is that?
	Says, is your dad still checking his temp forehead style?
	Whatever he had has subsided.
	He's not sick.
	So that's good.
	Yeah, forehead style.
unidentified		He's...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		He's one of these guys.
		He's one of these boomers.
		These boomers are a different breed.
		Oh, I check every day.
		How?
		Forehead?
		Oh, okay.
		Man.
		Dresden says, you'd be surprised how many boomers are apathetic to the tranny question.
		I don't think I would be, but thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Dutch Groyper says, lead Groypers to victory!
		I'm gonna ride my horse through the old town whore.
		Funny.
		Rusto says, didn't know what OnlyFans was.
		Creepy and sad.
		Yep.
		Ray Goldstein says, I can bench a hundred lemons over my head.
		Oh, big guy.
		Paleo Conservatives says, you ever seen the movie Boogie Nights?
		Scorsese-ish.
		No, I've never seen Boogie Nights.
		Based spad says love your stuff new viewer here.
		How is NYU NYU?
		I've never been to NYU.
		I don't know what that means NYU.
		I Didn't I went to be you I didn't go to NYU.
		I've never been to NYU Solid snakes is it's a war on dignity.
		Yeah Monochrome says would you ever have Patrick host an episode of America first?
		Thanks for the ninja genie.
		I don't know.
		I Maybe.
		I don't know.
		I'm very protective of the show.
		The one time I had Jake Lloyd do it, even then I was like, this is my desk, this is my background, you know?
		So I don't know if I can let go.
		I can't share.
		I don't know.
		You know, with Jaden it would be funny.
		It would be like a novelty because he doesn't really do political stuff.
		But letting an unironic other commentator take over, I'm almost threatened a little bit.
		It's like another, another competitor, not like a competitor, but you know what I mean, somebody who's also like a political streamer in my sanctum, on my turf, my dojo, you know?
		It's like...
		I don't know.
		I'm not really threatened by Jaden.
		Not because I think less of Jaden, but that's just not his genre.
		He doesn't stream politics very much.
		He's a gaming streamer.
		That's his genre.
		And so if he did a political stream, it would be just sort of interesting to see.
		Maybe it gives a different take.
		But Patrick, it's like, oh, another male lion in the lion's den, right?
		Another predator in my jungle, in my savannah here.
unidentified		But yeah, I'd probably let him host the show.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Why not?
		Why not?
		I could get over it.
		He's a talented guy.
		He does good political streams, and he's pretty good on stream.
		So, yeah, he would be a good substitute.
		SolidSnakes, his parents taught me, never drop your clothes.
		I don't know what that means.
		Oh, like don't get naked?
		I don't know.
		makes us a no to a game of strip poker in college because of that and the way people went after me for it evil i don't know i mean you shouldn't do it but are people evil because they were egging you on to do strip poker i mean i don't know that's kind of like a little bit different it's a little bit different to do like pornography than to do like strip poker now i don't do strip poker because i think it's just kind of silly and i don't drink so i think that's like a drinking thing
		and if you're drinking, that's like funny, but...
		I think that kind of hijinks, you know what I mean?
		Engaging in hijinks with your friends, I think, is different.
		And by hijinks, I don't mean weird things with your friends.
		But you know what I mean?
		Doing goofy shit with your friends is different than pornography.
		And that's not to say...
		Doing pornography for your friends, but you know what I mean if it's like oh You like go skinny-dipping in the lake or something you go to the lake house you get drunk you go skinny-dipping like not that I've ever done that but Examples of like hijinks that you do at a party or if you get drunk or you do a friends Again, I don't find that kind of stuff amusing.
		I don't engage in that and I generally think it's a bad idea especially with the internet to avoid that stuff because all it takes somebody snaps a picture and like you know you're screwed and Maybe 30 years ago, it's a different story, but I do think those things are different.
		They were trying to get me to, you know, do a silly thing at a party.
		Evil!
		Oh, totally evil, right?
unidentified		They were trying to get me to play poker at a party.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're evil!
		Mom, come pick me up!
		They're playing strip poker!
		Mom, get me out of here!
		I'm in college and I don't like it!
		I mean, don't get me wrong, I think it's like degenerate and...
		You know, it's probably not wise, but I do think it's qualitatively different than like, you know, OnlyFans.
		Than doing amateur pornography for money.
		I think it's a little different.
unidentified		Mom!
unidentified		They're doing drugs here!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Get me outta here!
		Come pick me up!
		I remember when, uh...
		When I was in high school, I was a freshman, and I was hanging out with this new group of guys, and they were smoking pot.
		I had never been around that before.
		I was a freshman.
		This guy texted me, and he's like, hey, want to come over?
		And this is a guy that I just met.
		It was my first year in high school.
		I was like, sure.
		I think we had a class together or something, and we were kind of vibing.
		And we hung out.
		It was him and this group of people.
		And it was a new group of friends.
		And, uh, I think maybe the first or the second time I was hanging out with them, they were like, oh, we got the stuff, and they were, like, gonna go smoke pot, and I was like, what?
		What?
		You guys are actually gonna smoke?
		Because I had never been around that.
		My whole life, I had never been around drugs at all.
		I thought it was just, like, a meme or something.
		And I was like tweaking the first time.
		I was like, oh, they're doing drugs.
		Are we going to get in trouble?
		Are they going to be okay?
		Are they going to die?
		You know, I hope they're okay.
		Hope, hope the police don't come, you know?
		And I was like debating, should I get my parents to pick me up?
		Should I not?
		But I was like, nah, I'm, I'm playing cool.
		Doesn't phase me.
		That would have been cringe, frankly.
		I mean, I'm just, I'm just vibing.
		I'm just in the world experiencing things.
		I never did drugs, but you know, I wasn't going to be like, I don't like this.
		Bring me home.
		Because I knew I would never do drugs.
		I was never going to succumb to peer pressure.
		OpticsRespector says, I went to the store today and I think I have PTSD.
		How do you mean?
		How do you?
		Oh, from that.
		Yeah, yeah.
		From the receipt incident and all that.
		I get it.
		I get it, big guy.
		It's, that was tough out there.
		You know, the plastic, the receipts.
		Very overwhelming, you know.
		Hope you got a refill on the monsters though.
		Keep you going.
		Warren says, heading to KFC.
		You want anything?
		I'm glad you asked.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Yeah, can I get a Famous Bowl, please?
		Give me a Famous Bowl.
		Eternal Wagee says, King!
		Dweller says, no message.
		Okay, well that is a message.
		Solid Snake says, last few chats got broken up.
		Here's a guinea though.
		Well, thanks for the ninja guinea.
		Giorgio says, I respond to trans Twitter posts with the pic of the crucifixion scene from The Passion of the Christ.
	They recoil in fear at the sight of the cross.
	Thanks for the ninja guineas.
	I don't know, I mean, to me...
unidentified		I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I mean, yeah.
		If I say that that's cringe content, people are going to say, oh, what are you, anti-Christian?
		But I don't know.
		A lot of this kind of stuff, there's like, there's definitely a tone that you have to strike when it comes to this kind of stuff.
		And I, I've always felt that that like really, you know, oh, you're, you're a whore.
		Look at this cross to me.
		It's like a little bit LARPy and over-the-top I mean, it's not LARPy because we are Christian and we are opposed to it because it's degeneracy But there is such a thing as you know Being too on the nose taking it a little there's a wrong tone about it So thanks for the ninja genie, but a lot of that like oh whenever I see a trans on Twitter I post Crucifixion it's like you know in a way.
		It's almost like I don't know I I've never found that to be, like, super funny.
		Like, when you're bantering on Twitter, it has to be funny, too.
		And it's kind of, like, super self-serious and over-the-top, and in some ways kind of LARP-type stuff.
		Ooh, you gonna post a crusader next?
		Uh, on to Jerusalem!
		I am Deus Vult!
		Oh, dude, you're a crusader.
		You know what I mean?
		So... That's just my take.
		Ray Goldstein says Squidward is based on the Woman Question, episode 22, season 2.
		I have to check that out.
		Warren says, currently playing GTA, not doing missions.
		Yeah, I wish we could do that in LA.
		Noire.
		Dutch Groyper says, Bannerlord, you can kill all kinds of people, Nick.
		Have you seen... Okay, I don't know what that is.
		B. Dibe says, have you... B. Dibe says, can you seen... Have you seen the Highwire show on the coronavirus?
		No.
		Warrants is relating to having unmanageable hair.
		Your hair looks fine, dude.
		You look fine.
		Ray Goldstein says The Sephiroth on the Tree of Life, Darth Vader.
		I don't know what that means.
		Elected Groy versus Crenshaw equals hero archetype.
		Fuentes is the real deal.
		Yup.
		Baseless Accusations says name my dog Nick.
		He just goes pee and poo all day.
unidentified		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Greek Salad says Nick, did you watch Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends?
		I did.
		Colton says, is your 2010's Rewind stream available anywhere?
		I don't think so, but I've got it.
		Practical says, trans issue could hurt left-wing minority outreach.
		Yeah, that's true.
		Solid Snake says, big lemon night tonight.
		Yes.
		Zappy says, Bill Mitchell tweets almost 24-7, needs mental help.
		These boomers really do, they don't know how to handle Twitter.
		Too much dopamine, it fries their brain.
		Life in Hell says, thanks for your service, King.
		Thanks.
		Kaiser says, I want to buy one of those mugs.
		They're on my website.
		Dresden says, didn't say I couldn't be convinced otherwise.
		Dude, it's not about convincing.
		You're just dumb if you don't get it.
		Well, I could be convinced.
		Well, if you don't get it, like, frankly, you just don't get it.
		You made a compelling argument, and I can respect that.
		Okay, well, I don't know what you're doing here if you still think the alt-right has anything, you know, viable or worthwhile happening.
		Well, I don't get why we exempt you all the way.
		Well, then go join them.
		Well, I could be convinced.
		You're making a great argument.
		Are you new to the show, man?
		As far as I know, you've been watching the show for a while.
		I don't know how you could watch these two tales and be like, Richard Spencer?
unidentified		This is a serious political actor.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		All these people on the alt-right, these people throwing up Roman salutes and White Lives Matter and NSM.
		This is a serious political movement.
		Whatever, dude.
		Thanks for the I do appreciate the ninja genies, but I just don't know what you're thinking man nuke enthusiast says does a diamond make me better than the freeloaders Yeah, but only barely Judd ski says just a few lemons for you.
		Thanks fart sniff versus her dirt.
		You think you're a wrong generation?
		Yes I don't know, dude, that is pretty cringe.
		I remember when I was a kid, I used to go watch music on YouTube, you know, listen to music on YouTube, watch videos, and invariably in the comments section of, you know, I'd be listening to Louis Primo or Frank Sinatra.
		Scouring YouTube for live Louie Prima performances in Las Vegas and the comments section would be I was born in the wrong generation I'm only 13.
		I'm only 15, but I love this kind of music and my generation is so wrong I was born in the wrong generation.
		Oh, were you?
		No, it was like a fish game.
		There was like a game that involved fish.
		That's all I remember.
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Greek Salad says, Nick, do you watch old footage of the 1980s malls on YouTube?
		No.
		Dutch Groepers says, found you after I googled Yusuf when he owned Crowder.
		Ah, very nice.
		Cultus Gordon says, been following since your Molyneux appearance.
		Gotta flex on these newbies.
		Yeah, that's a long time.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		That was June 2017.
		That was before Charlottesville.
		So you've been watching for three years.
		Props.
		Fartsniffer says Nimba be like GDR.
		What's that?
		East Germany based?
		Okay.
		Opticsrespector says do I have a southern accent though?
		No, I don't think so.
		I didn't detect a southern accent at all.
		So...
		I don't know, some people have it, some people don't.
		You have less of an accent than Jaden, and Jaden's like a hillbilly, so.
		William J. Pepe says, three years sober, no drinking, no drugs, role models.
		Yeah, very true.
		Jesse says, mom more like mama, have some respect for moms.
		How is mama more, that's both, both are slang.
		Hello mother.
		I call her ma, it's an Italian thing, it's just different.
		You wouldn't understand.
unidentified		Ma.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Just different, just doesn't hit right when you say mama.
		Mama's a very, what are you a baby?
		Mama, mommy.
		Show some respect, say mommy.
		Mommy.
		Hi mommy, but like unironically it's your own mom, it's your own mother.
		Mommy.
		Mama.
		Meemaw.
		Meemaw.
		Southerners be like Meemaw.
		The Chad Ma versus the Virgin Mama.
		That's a black thing, too.
unidentified		Mama.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, Mama.
		Nah, but thanks for the diamond.
		NotNASA with a bunch of Ninjaginis.
		Thank you so much, man.
		Really appreciate it.
		Giants says, did you go to a lot of parties in high school?
		I went to some parties.
		I wasn't, like, a big partier.
		And I didn't drink, obviously, so that's why I didn't go to a lot of them.
		But yeah, I went to a few parties.
unidentified		I didn't go to, like, a lot of parties.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I went to parties.
		People are like, oh he never went to parties.
		You know, I didn't get invited to some of them because it made people uncomfortable that I didn't drink or do drugs, but I mean, I went to a few.
		I just didn't really like them.
		I'd go there and it would just be uncomfortable because it's like, you know, you're drinking, I don't, I don't know a lot of the people here, you know.
		So I prefer just hanging out with a few friends.
		Just a white male says, dang y'all, we country mccheesin.
		Jaden be like, now we mccheesin!
		Dang!
unidentified		Dagnabbit, now we mccheesin!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Jaden is such a, what a, this guy's like slapstick comedy.
		Cultist Gordon says, hey, all right, let's take it easy on Jaden, all right?
		Really, a lot of anti-Jaden posting.
		He's still a young man.
		Remember, this is like a cherubic.
		He's like a little baby.
		We have to be nice.
		Okay, he can't take a lot of the banter.
		He gets mad very quickly.
		No, but that's more banter.
		I'm only kidding.
		Cultist Gordon says, Hey Nick, want some free lemons?
		You can go over to Lemon Party to... Oh yeah, never heard that before.
		For tons of free lemons.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Yeah, what do you think?
		Dude, that's old news.
		You think I'm that much of a youngster?
		I don't remember that ancient lore.
		Peace King says, Funny all buildings in DC are shorter than the Capitol.
		What do you mean?
		All buildings in DC are shorter than the Capitol building, you mean?
		I think that's true, actually.
		I know, dude!
		Same!
		so I heard you like something.
		I don't know what that is.
		Holy Servant says, didn't even know what gay meant before 12 years old.
		That sentiment from earlier felt so real.
		I know, dude, same.
		I remember distinctly being like, you know, like young.
		And the concept of like two men getting married was like silly.
		You know, the idea that like, it was like comedy.
		It was like a joke.
		It would same with like trans.
		The idea of a boy dressing up like a girl is like, oh, you're being funny.
		Oh That's silly.
		You're a boy, but you're just like a girl.
		That's funny, right?
		I mean that was the context and the same is true with You know, like, uh, same-same sex type.
		That-that phrase wasn't even there.
		It was like, oh, if a boy and a boy are getting married, oh, that's silly!
		A boy and a boy kissing?
		Pfft!
		Oh, you're being silly!
		You're being funny!
		You know, that's-that was like, that was the, like, premise of that back in the day.
		The idea of like, oh no, like, you're romantically involved and you like, It just wasn't even a concept back then.
		I didn't even, wasn't even aware that that was a thing, you know?
		And I think that's how a lot of people grew up.
		Up until very recently.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		Fartsniff vs Dresden and Chicken on a Raft.
		Did nothing wrong.
		No, they were cringe.
		NotNasus says, long time listener.
		First time Super Chatter.
unidentified		Hey.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh, hey man.
		Welcome.
		Dresden says Gosling's character was a total degenerate, but the role reversal is nevertheless refreshing.
		You know, you're just sick, dude.
		Thanks for the Ninjagini.
		The role reversal was refreshing.
		I'm very, oh, it's so refreshing when I watch a movie and the white guy cucks the black guy.
		Thank God.
		Yeah, that was good stuff.
		I feel better now.
		I went and saw that movie.
		Thank God.
		Oh, finally a movie where Arian is cucking the black guy.
		What is wrong with you?
		That's what you got out of that movie?
		That's what that was your takeaway?
		Solid Snake says brah lmao I got up to fun stuff with friends too, but that was about strangers tried to lie about me Tried thinking about when I started watching you and realized Joker came out half a year ago make it I Make it stop?
		Okay, well thanks for the Nijiginis.
		Okay, well if it's strangers, then yeah, I guess that's true.
		And yeah, that feels so weird.
		Joker came out six months ago.
		October 4th.
		That was six months ago that Joker came out.
		Bruh, can you believe it?
		Yeah, make it stop is right.
		Groper Wars, Politicon, Joker, that was six months ago.
		Dude, holy shit.
		Man, don't blink.
		That's what all the boomers tell me.
		Don't blink.
		Your life is gonna be over soon.
		I'm talking to myself and you.
		It'll be over soon.
		You'll be dead.
		You'll be looking back on your life in the rearview mirror.
		It'll all be behind you.
		And what's in front of you?
		The grave.
		What's in front of you?
		Nobody knows.
		The grave.
		next chapter of our existence whatever whatever it is it's kind of sad to think about kind of makes me wistful uh where do you keep your guns says normal people watch pines a hundred times and never notice that yes same i've watched that movie many times and i never noticed that i never think about oh place beyond the beyond the pines that's that movie where i've never in a million years uh jay roxer says what's the most expensive thing you've broken
unidentified		Probably my laptop.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm very careful with expensive things because I, you know, care a lot about money.
		I don't like spending money so I don't like to replace things or... I'm very cognizant of value and things like that.
		But yeah, probably the most expensive thing I've broken is my laptop.
		I, you know, smashed it.
		I smashed a couple of laptops in my day.
		I've smashed a couple of laptops in my day.
		So...
		One was like a $300 Acer notebook.
		That was not really a big deal.
		Oh man, I miss that notebook.
		Where the fuck even is that?
		I know where it is.
		It's under my bed.
		Yeah, that old laptop.
		I kind of miss that laptop.
		It was a cute little laptop.
		I used to do writing on there and other... What did I used to even use it for?
		I don't even remember.
		But I remember buying that back in the day, and my parents got me a laptop, and I broke it.
		I told them I dropped it.
		It's like, no, I just banged it up a bunch.
		I got mad, I got frustrated, and I smashed it.
		So, that was probably the most expensive thing.
		So, all things considered, that's not an extremely expensive thing to break, honestly.
		Ray Goldstein says, boy and boy, LMAO, that's a joke in itself.
		I know.
		Okay.
		All right!
		That's our last Super Chat.
		Okay, that's gonna do it for me tonight.
		Oh, we got one more.
		Kaiser says, Place Beyond the Pines was shot in my hometown.
		Oh, very cool.
		Okay, well that's our last Super Chat.
		That's gonna do it for us tonight.
		Remember to follow and subscribe to my channel.
		Follow, subscribe, go to nicholasjfentas.com, sign up for the email list.
		Remember, we are on the air Monday through Friday.
		7 p.m.
		Central, 8 p.m.
		Eastern Standard Time.
		I am Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		As always, thanks for watching.
		Thanks to our Super Chatters.
		In particular, thanks to our top three.
		These guys are killing it.
		Jesse Winfrey.
		This guy must be like an aggro billionaire or something.
		Thanks so much, Jesse Winfrey, Tan Drew, Jay Roxer.
		Big shout-out and a salute to our top three.
		But thanks to everybody that Super Chats.
		Thanks to everybody that watches the show.
		We love you, and I will see you tomorrow.
		Until then, have a great rest of your evening.
unidentified		Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
		It's going to be only America first.
		America first.
		The American people will come first once again.
		America first!

▲