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REVENGE: President Trump Considers Retaliatory Measures Against China | America First Ep. 596

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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 Friday for another exciting episode of America First, of the show.
		And it is a welcome back, I should say, right?
		I wasn't here last night.
		I was hard at work.
		All throughout the evening, all through the night, and I actually haven't slept at all since yesterday.
		Maybe you could tell.
		Maybe I look a little tired.
		And in a way, I think we're really sort of...
		We are really easing into a more disheveled, homeless, sort of rugged America First aesthetic, America First look.
		You can see the beard is longer, the hair is longer.
		I'm wearing a shirt that isn't white, so it's a little bit off.
		This green screen's a little fucked up again.
		I'm on an edge tonight, let me just tell you.
		I can't wait for the Super Chats.
		So, it's been a long 36 hours check, but we're going to have a good show.
		Tonight we are going to be talking about China, and finally some cool things to talk about with the coronavirus.
		Finally we're getting to the real meat of what a happening of what a crisis should look like, which is retaliation!
		Revenge!
		And that's the featured story today.
		And I think they even talked about this a little bit yesterday.
		There have been reports that the White House and the President are looking at retaliatory options that the United States can use against China.
		In response to the coronavirus.
		We know at this point, I think it's been established, that the coronavirus did not originate from a wet market in Wuhan, but much more likely it probably came from a virology institute, a laboratory at a facility in Wuhan, China, run by the government.
		They covered it up.
		They knew the facts before they reported them.
		They paid the World Health Organization.
		To not tell us what was going on.
		And they continued to allow people who were infected with the virus, which they knew about human-to-human transmission, they knew about the fatality rate, they continued to allow people infected with the virus to leave Wuhan, not within China, but outside of China.
		They closed down all the airports and the trains and the roads from Wuhan to the rest of China, but not to the rest of the world.
		And so, in large measure, we could place the blame for the coronavirus In terms of its origin and its spread at the feet of the Chinese government and the Communist Party of China.
		So the president, in light of that information, is looking at economic measures that we could take to retaliate for that.
		So we'll look at what those options are.
		I know we've talked a little bit about that in the past and I've suggested some options which I think might be likely.
		You know, obviously we're not going to go to war with China.
		China's a nuclear power.
		They have a very serious conventional military as well.
		So it's probably not likely that the retaliation will be military or kinetic in nature, but it will most likely be financial, economic, tariff related, something like that.
		And these are the options that are being reported on today.
		So that's going to be our main story.
		We'll also be talking tonight about Joe Biden.
		And it's nice to again change it up a little bit so it's not all coronavirus news.
		We're going to be talking about this sexual assault allegation against Joe Biden coming from a woman named Tara Reid.
		And you might have heard about this.
		This actually hasn't even been on my radar up until I was on Scott Greer's podcast yesterday and he brought it up.
		And of course I had seen it on Twitter before and I had seen it around the internet but it seems like it's really picking up steam.
		I think initially it was just another sexual assault allegation.
		It seems like there's some kind of allegation against anybody in politics, but it seems that this allegation has been corroborated by contemporaries of Tara Reid at the time, you know, apparently.
		And we're going to go into what exactly the allegation entails, what the story is, when it happened.
		Everything like that, but people from the time period are corroborating it They're saying that there might be evidence in Joe Biden's Senate papers about this And so finally today he was forced to respond to it He went on MSNBC and issued a formal statement denying the allegations But who knows it could turn into something pretty big in the 2020 election So we're going to talk a little bit about the allegation and the response that Joe Biden said today.
		So those are going to be our two main stories.
		It's going to be retaliation against China and the Joe Biden sex scandal.
		So it should be some pretty good stuff.
		But to me the big the big announcement the big reveal which I know probably okay this I don't know what's going on with this Check.
		Let me just make sure I'm ready before I make the announcement.
		The big announcement which probably a lot of you have been looking forward to and are very excited about for a long time and trust me I know People have been very antsy.
		Impatient might be a good word to describe it.
		People have been very impatient.
		I've talked about this in the past.
		I've been working on this for months and boy, I just can't seem to catch a break from these loyal listeners, viewers, whatever.
		Where is the website done?
	You know, there's kind of a lot involved.
	It's kind of a pretty intense process.
	But tonight I can finally tell you the nature of it.
	It's going to launch next week.
	And it's done.
	It's finished.
	We're launching it next week.
	We're putting on the finishing touches, testing, everything like that.
	And, of course, a lot of the technology, and I'll preface this by saying a lot of the technology and why it's taken so long, is because the technology is very complicated.
	To do a website like this, it's a tremendous undertaking, not just because I'm one person and I have one web developer helping me, and we obviously have limited resources.
	I mean, I have resources, but I don't have millions of dollars to spend on a website.
	But then, of course, you also have to factor in the extra challenges of finding a way that we can do a website where it's going to have some longevity.
	And what I mean by that is you see a lot of websites these days where they're going under because, of course, the usual suspects like Jared Holt and our new friends at The Daily Dot and other places, they like to report about our content.
	And major services or platforms react to that kind of thing.
	This is why I'm off YouTube.
	This is why I'm off Twitch, why I'm off Reddit.
	So the challenge was not simply to make a website that was functioning and good.
	I mean, it was a really serious undertaking in itself.
	But add on to that the extra layer of making sure that everything is as proprietary as possible.
	We're doing as much as we can in-house, and if we're using services, we're using the best services that have the least likelihood of taking us off, and even if they might have a chance of taking us off, it's disguised, right?
	So, and I don't want to get too specific because, you know, for obvious reasons, that would defeat the whole purpose of, you know, developing it in secret and, you know, jumping through all these hoops.
	I thought I'd just tell you the whole nature of it.
	But this is why it takes a long time.
	And this is something that's been in development now for four months.
	And anyway, so that's why it takes a long time.
	And that's why, because I know people get very impatient, very entitled mentality.
	Like, I'm bending over backwards for you.
	I'm doing this because, you know, this is something that I think you will enjoy.
	And people have just, you know, it's been a little frustrating with, you know, the expectations of the audience.
	But that's all over now because the website should be done.
	Or, I mean, rather, it is done.
	And it's going to be launched next week.
	Like I said, we're going to see how it goes.
	And that's the other thing.
	That was the other thing I was getting at is we're going to roll it out on Monday.
	And everything should work, but of course me testing it is not the same as like a thousand people logging on.
	That's what I mean.
	So a thousand people trying to log on on Monday, you know, however many people are gonna log on.
	It's... we'll sort of work with it.
	I'm hoping everything should work.
	Everything's been tested.
	We're gonna test it more this weekend.
	But of course, as you've seen with like BitChute and some other like alt-tech websites when they roll out new services, you know there are unforeseen problems sometimes so we're launching on monday but you know if it's not perfectly executed well i mean we're going to be working on it right but everything should go okay right fingers crossed but so i'll just cut to the chase and i'll tell you what it is so what this site is is it's an update to my existing site NicholasJFuentis.com.
	But instead of doing premium this time, you know, we used to have a premium program on this show where you'd pay five bucks a month and you get an extra show every week.
	Instead, what we're doing is you pay five bucks a month and now you get access to the whole catalog of all the content I've ever done.
	So that's every episode of America First, Episode 1 through this episode will be available on this service in addition to all the episodes of America First from RSBN.
	All the episodes of The Nicholas J. Fuentes Show from my high school.
	We have gaming streams on there, commentary streams, streams from Twitch, streams from DLive.
	Every interview for the most part I've ever done, every speech I've ever done, video extras, just virtually everything that exists that is out there that I've been in in the past four to five years is going to be on this service.
	It's almost a terabyte of content.
	And I know because I've been uploading it for a long time and cataloging it and creating tags and creating data entries for every single one.
	So it's hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of streams and videos.
	It's almost a full terabyte.
	It's just about everything I've ever done.
	There are some missing pieces I'll be working on filling in the gaps.
	You know obviously I haven't been able to recover like literally everything but just about everything is on there so it's gonna be pretty good.
	There's even some stuff which has never been released.
	There's some stuff which probably even the most diehard America First fans have never seen because it's my eyes only or it was A live audience only or something like that.
	I know there's going to be a lot of surprises, a lot of throwbacks, things that people forgot about.
	So that is launching on Monday.
	You'll go to nicholasjfuences.com.
	We're going to launch it, I think, during the show on Monday.
	And like I said, $5 a month, or you can do $50, I think it's $50 for the year, and you'll have access to the full catalog.
	And it will be updated as, of course, new content is created.
	I'll be uploading my gaming streams and America First streams and everything, and it'll all be up there.
	Because I know a lot of people, even lately, have been having trouble with DLive.
	Lately on my DLive channel, if you go to the replay section, I think it's fixed now, but for about a week or so, you weren't able to look at those videos.
	And I know on BitChute, there's a backup of a lot of my shows, but it only goes back like 100 or 200 shows.
	And you could find some of this stuff sporadically on YouTube, but this service has it all in one place.
	It's all in-house, HD, high quality.
	It's everything.
	It's the most complete and expansive collection of this content that exists on the internet.
	And, you know, when I was making this, I was thinking to myself, There is nothing like this that is comparable that exists.
	There are other... there's Gumroad obviously, and I know some people use Gumroad.
	I don't mean to say that there's no other platform where you pay five bucks a month and you get access to a library of content.
	But there is no other content creator from our sphere, even from a broadly dissonant right sphere, that has that big of a collection.
	I don't think anybody else that exists I'm very excited about this.
	right now and I would be hard pressed to think of anybody like this that has like thousands of hours of content and then that's cheap too you know because you could sign up for like Stephen Crowder I think it's like 50 bucks a month or I don't know exactly but it's it's more uh it's less competitive right so I'm very excited about this uh it's launching on Monday and I'll tweet I'll put it on Telegram.
	I'll talk about it on the show, but get excited for that.
	And also, I just want to clarify, just as a little side note there, we are still... I am still working on a streaming site.
	I know I told you after I got banned on YouTube that I was working on a streaming site, and I think I said at some point between then and now that That's gonna be a lot more intensive than I anticipated.
	We're gonna build into that live chat, tips, clips.
	I mean, it's gonna be, like, on the level of Twitch or DLive.
	Like, we're gonna build a legitimate streaming solution.
	So, that is still happening, that is still going on, but obviously that just takes a little bit more time, because it has a lot more moving parts, and tying them all together is sort of complicated, but We're building a team.
	We're going to really make a strong push on that now that this is completed.
	But I wanted to finish this first because it's easier and also because I know people have been asking about this forever.
	So there's actually two pieces of good news.
	This is done.
	This will be ready next week.
	And then the streaming site is still to come.
	So you get two websites.
	The streaming thing is not gonna be done anytime soon.
	I mean, I don't know it could be weeks It could be months, but you know, I'm not gonna put a deadline on that, but this site is ready to go So get hype about that.
	That's why I've been telling people don't subscribe on DLive.
	On DLive you have the option to follow this channel and subscribe for like $3 a month or like three diamonds a month, whatever it is.
	So I've been telling people to not subscribe here.
	Wait for the website.
	So wait until Monday and everybody sign up on Monday.
	So it's very exciting.
	I'm very excited.
	We were doing some, like I said, and that's the reason I canceled the show last night.
	We were uploading some last-minute things and I was, you know, looking over the catalog.
	This is a lot of content to look after.
	It's a lot of file management and organization and downloading and uploading and You know, it's just, it's a big hassle, right?
	But we're putting on the finishing touches this weekend and I'm very excited.
	We'll be ready to go on Monday, so be on the lookout for that.
	Tune in on Monday and I think I'll probably do a live demo and show you what's on there, show you how it looks and everything.
	But I'm very excited.
	It's been months and months and months of hard work.
	And like I said, file management, uploading, downloading, just dealing with these massive amounts of data.
	And so to finally be done with it.
	I mean, obviously we'll be updating it as time goes on.
	But that bulk of, you know, collecting something like a thousand videos and managing them all in that way, to see that finally as a finished product is very rewarding.
	Well, it's very relieving in some ways too.
	But anyway, that was the big announcement.
	So I hope you guys are excited about that.
	I hope you're happy about that.
	And if you're not, I don't want to hear it, okay?
	I busted my ass!
	So you better be grateful, and you better sign up.
	But anyway, that's the website.
	The other, like, smaller announcement, and you probably have already seen this, but yesterday when I cancelled the show, I said, hey, you know, show's cancelled, but you can still watch my appearance on... what is the podcast with Scott Greer?
	Highly Respected?
	I was almost gonna say Slightly Offensive.
	Slightly offensive with Elijah Schafer.
	Highly respected with Scott Greer.
	So I was on Scott Greer's podcast.
	Highly respected yesterday.
	If you haven't seen that already, you can check it out.
	It's on YouTube.
	It's on SoundCloud.
	He's posted the link on Twitter.
	It's on my Twitter.
	So, be sure to check that out as well if you're looking for more Nick content between now and Monday.
	On Monday, you're gonna be set, right?
	If you're still under quarantine for another month, you can binge watch everything.
	You won't even have time.
	There's like, I think, probably like months worth of content on there.
	But if you can't get your fix during the weekend, hey, you can check me out on Scott Gehr's podcast.
	But anyway, with all that out of the way, With all that out of the way, that was a mouthful.
	We're gonna, my mouth is a little dry.
	I just brushed my teeth like an hour ago.
	I've been awake for like 36 hours but I had to like re-brush my teeth because I've been eating pizza all day.
	So let me just take a, can we get a sip and chat for sip?
	So we're gonna dive into the news here.
	We're gonna knock out this Friday show and then I'm gonna go to sleep for like 15 hours.
	So we're going to dive in.
	We're going to talk about Joe Biden.
	Some pretty interesting stuff.
	Pretty funny stuff, I should say.
	I'm really seeing the funny side with this one.
	Today, the big news.
	It's not so much the allegation against Joe Biden, which we'll get into, but it's Joe Biden's response.
	And I'll read to you, this is a report from CNN about Joe Biden, obviously the presumptive Democratic nominee, responding to these sexual assault allegations.
	This is from CNN.
	It says, quote, Joe Biden released a statement today denying a former aide's claims That he sexually assaulted her 27 years ago, saying of Tara Reade's allegation, quote, this never happened.
	Friday's statement is the first detailed response from Biden to Reade's allegation and comes as pressure built on the presumptive Democratic nominee to personally address the matter.
	He said, quote, while the details of these allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault are complicated, two things are not complicated.
	One is that women deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.
	So true.
	And when they step forward, they should be heard, not silenced.
	The second, wait, that sounds like three things, doesn't it?
	Two things are not complicated.
	One is that women deserve to be treated with dignity and respect and when they step forward they should be heard, not silenced.
	The second...shouldn't that be the...isn't that three things?
	Anyway, the second is that their stories should be subject to appropriate inquiry and scrutiny.
	The former vice president said this today in a statement.
	Responsible news organizations should examine and evaluate the full and growing record of inconsistencies in her story, which has changed repeatedly in both small and big ways.
	But this much bears emphasizing.
	She has said she raised some of these issues with her supervisor and senior staffers from my office at the time.
	They, both men and women, have said unequivocally that she never came to them and complained or raised issues.
	News organizations that have talked with literally dozens of former staffers have not found one, not one, who corroborated her allegations in any way.
	Indeed, many of them spoke to the culture of an office that would not have tolerated harassment in any way, as indeed I would not have.
	Biden said he is, quote, saying unequivocally, it never, never happened.
	It didn't.
	It never happened.
	He said this never happened.
	And when she first made the claim, we made it clear it never happened.
	And it's as simple as that.
	This is on MSNBC.
	He says, quote, I'm not going to question her motive.
	I don't know why she's saying this.
	I don't know why after 27 years, all of a sudden this gets raised.
	I don't understand it.
	She has a right to say whatever she wants, but I have a right to say, look at the facts!
	And, you know, we're gonna get into the allegation and what she's claiming and everything, but fundamentally, the substance, in my opinion, of these allegations don't actually matter.
	I honestly don't really care.
	I never have.
	You know, and throughout all of this, what they said about Donald Trump, what they said about Brett Kavanaugh, what they said about Roy Moore, what they said about Joe Biden,
	I simply don't care, and I don't know if anybody else feels the same way, but I'm just going to give you a little moment of honesty that when I'm looking at who's going to lead the country, it actually doesn't really matter so much to me if they like got a little handsy with a woman like 30 years ago, because this is simply the nature of major industries.
	Hollywood, government, whatever you're talking about.
	And that's not to say that there isn't abuse.
	That's not to say that there isn't predation.
	That's not to say that a lot of it isn't wrong.
	But I also know the nature of men and women.
	And I know the nature of power and sex.
	And you know the dynamic that exists in a political office.
	You've got Joe Biden, who's a tall, handsome, powerful senator or congressman, whatever.
	And you've probably got a young, pretty staffer in his office.
	Like, this is not rocket science.
	And for people to come out, and we've seen this time and time again, 20, 30, 40, 50 years after the fact, and say, this powerful man!
	Groped me.
	Raped me.
	Touched me or something.
	You know, most of the time, I frankly don't believe them.
	I don't care how credible it is.
	I don't care who corroborates it.
	I'm sure it's consensual.
	I'm sure they're into it at the time.
	And even if they aren't...
	We're talking about running a country.
	You know, am I gonna say I want a Democrat to be president because the Republican, you know, did something, you know, inappropriate to a woman 50 years ago?
	I will never say that.
	I think all of this is a charade.
	To me, what is very interesting is not so much what some woman has to say from What matters to me is how this is playing out obviously in the context of the Me Too movement and Brett Kavanaugh and Donald Trump.
	Because we know, and this is the classic strategy of the Democrats, in really every election Every major political event in the past five years.
	And you could really go back further than that.
	I mean, this kind of stuff is as old as time itself, right?
	This goes back to the Roman Republic.
	You know, you could talk about sex scandals and abuse and whatever.
	So, not like it's anything new, but in particular, we saw this happen to Donald Trump in the 2016 election.
	And I remember, because when I was defending Donald Trump on my college campus, During the election people would challenge me and say that he's facing a dozen sexual assault suits That are going to be litigated while he's president and like all of them were dropped or dismissed right or the the woman walked away, right?
	And then this happened to Roy Moore right before the midterms.
	The last special election before the midterms in 2018 was the special Senate election in December in Alabama.
	It was Roy Moore and Doug Jones, and they painted Roy Moore as this pedophile, right?
	And then, of course, it was Brett Kavanaugh.
	And this was, what was it, not last fall, but the fall before that, fall 2018, I think, when you had that doctor, what was it, Christine Ford, came forward and said that Brett Kavanaugh groped her, touched her boobs at a party in like 1981 or something crazy like that, right?
	And the context of this is that this is the Democrats' weapon and why it was so ridiculous at the time and what we're seeing now, it's being exposed now, was the outrageous standard that they tried to hold all of these Republicans And white men too.
	I know Joe Biden's a white man, but you understand.
	That's really what it was directed at.
	They said that you have to believe all women, and we know this, believe all women, and you cannot scrutinize them.
	And if you do scrutinize them, you have to do it in a totally politically correct way and totally appropriately.
	And so I don't think the irony is lost on absolutely anybody.
	That here we are, after those huge charades in 2016 with the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh, to a lesser extent with Roy Moore, that all the way after that, and then even the Me Too movement with Hollywood and TV and many other people, now Joe Biden, of all people, the Democratic now Joe Biden, of all people, the Democratic nominee, the party of believe women and respect women and women never lie, is going to say, well...
	We have to treat our accusers with dignity and respect and they should be heard.
	But at the same time, we have to scrutinize the allegations and hear the facts.
	And then, even better than even what was said in the statement, and that was what was the statement, right?
	We have to hear them but also scrutinize, is the comments on MSNBC.
	where he says, "I don't know why after 27 years all of a sudden this gets raised.
	I don't understand it." Uh, yeah, tell me about it.
	This is what me and everybody else was saying when Brett Kavanaugh was accused of "touching a teenager's boobs at a party in the 1980s." And Democrats didn't want to hear it.
	And women didn't want to hear it.
	And leftists didn't want to hear it.
	They said, you know, there's like no statute of limitations on being an asshole, right?
	Being a rapist.
	And everything is rape.
	And every time a woman claims she's raped, it's totally legitimate.
	So, I don't really want to hear it anymore.
	Democrats have made their bet and now they have to lay in it.
	And that's really what it is to me.
	I know this is very basic.
	I know this is not like a groundbreaking take or anything.
	But this to me is part of the much bigger picture.
	Which is leftism.
	Leftism and all of its fruits, you know, and I think this is just one aspect of it, this Believe All Women stuff.
	Leftism as an ideology, and all the expressions of it, all the manifestations of it, they will invariably lead to situations like this every single time.
	Because leftism in itself is an ideology which is deeply flawed and contradictory.
	It's totally dysfunctional.
	So it's not a coincidence that Democrats find themselves in these situations time and time again.
	Not just with things like this, but like with everything.
	Don't you understand that at this point?
	And this is to me, I've been saying this for months now...
	Maybe you're tired of hearing it.
	I haven't said it in a long time.
	But this is why I'm actually very white-pilled about the future.
	Because again, if we really believe what we say we believe about the nature of leftism and the nature of rightism or conservatism or Christianity, I think is a better word for it, then you understand that this ideology, which is, again, flawed and broken and dysfunctional and inherently contradictory and unstable, flawed and broken and dysfunctional and inherently contradictory and unstable, that cannot produce systems or coalitions or organizations that are sustainable.
	And you see this, again, not just with this example, but all over the place.
	Like during the Democratic debates, when most of the candidates got on the stage and said they were in favor of criminalizing, or rather decriminalizing, illegal immigration.
	This is a position which is like wildly unpopular but all of a sudden Joe Biden who is a lifelong democrat vice president under Barack Obama now he is being painted as an immigration restrictionist or an immigration hawk or something like that because he doesn't want to say that we should erase our borders.
	You had throughout the 2020 democratic presidential primary People like Buttigieg, Bernie, Joe Biden being asked, why should Democrats support another white man for president?
	And so you see time and time again, the Democrats are actually not able to mount any kind of effective political activism because they are so mired in the inherent conflicts that are caused by these contradictions in their own philosophy.
	With Republicans, with conservatism, with Christianity, our ideology, It demands rigor.
	It demands coherence.
	When I come on the show and talk for two hours, it would kind of be, well I don't know, I mean I could probably be like Cenk Uygur and just say progressive talking points for two hours.
	But if you watch this show, and if you read a book by a conservative thinker or a conservative academic or any kind of like, you know, academic before like the 20th century, you'll find that there's actually rigor in the thinking.
	There's logic in there.
	There's reason in there.
	There is an attempt that's being made To order the world, right?
	Order the world through principles and rules and general principles and things like that.
	This doesn't happen on the left.
	What you have is basically just a black hole of permissiveness, of hedonism, giving into pleasure, these kinds of things.
	It's fundamentally, I think, rooted in vice and in sin and like our natural inclination towards our fallen state and That's a little bit more esoteric, but the point being that these ideologies are not the same.
	I think a lot of people view the right and the left as like two sides of the same coin.
	Are you right-wing or are you left-wing?
	Are you more empathetic?
	Or are you more, uh, I don't know what the word would be, practical, right?
	I think a lot of people think of right and left as yin and yang, but this is not the case.
	These ideologies are totalizing, they're total, they're complete in themselves, and if you actually believe in the right, you cannot believe in the left.
	This is sort of like the myth of tolerance.
	You can tolerate people that are misguided, but if you believe that you're, if you are right-wing and you believe that right-wing principles are true, you cannot believe that right-wing principles are true concurrently while believing that left-wing principles are equally valid, right, or equally worthy of governing or anything right, or equally worthy of governing or anything like that.
	And the same is probably true of the reverse.
	The left-wing probably thinks that, and they do, that they're right and the right is crazy.
	They're just like way more explicit and they know that probably better than we do.
	But what matters more than that is that objectively one is correct.
	You know, some people take this approach of relativism and they say that, well, because nobody knows everything, we can know nothing.
	And therefore, in like a higher sense, right and left are equally valid because, well, You know, we don't really know anything.
	We can't really ascertain anything.
	All we have are these opinions, which are subjective and based on our own values.
	And so, you could be right, you could be left, and whoever wins the most votes, that's what we're gonna go with, and that's what's gonna... And like, none of this makes any sense.
	None of this makes any sense.
	Of course, if we were to abstract out And look at all of history outside of our mortal selves, we would say that clearly when we reach a fork in the road there is a right path and a wrong path.
	We could say that there is a right way to live and a wrong way to live.
	There is a right way to govern a country and a wrong way to govern a country.
	And one of those options is correct.
	They're not equally correct.
	They're not, well, both are somewhat valid but in different ways.
	They're like complementary.
	No!
	One is correct and one is incorrect.
	One is based on sound reasoning and wisdom and logic and it's thorough and coherent and one is simply not.
	And this is really the nature of the two sides.
	So I could give you the basic take and say, well you know Joe Biden says we should scrutinize the accuser but didn't Democrats say believe all women?
	It's bigger than that.
	It's bigger than that.
	Democrats increasingly And I'll just stop saying Democrats.
	Leftists.
	Liberals, as a broad category.
	Right liberals, left liberals, all liberals.
	Increasingly will find themselves caught in these binds where they said something one time and now they're caught up in a completely different time and they can't live up to their own standard.
	This is happening with increasing regularity and that will continue to happen into the future because this ideology is fundamentally untenable.
	It's not equal.
	It's different.
	It's not equally valid.
	It's wrong.
	And that is the proof of the pudding is in the eating when we talk about these things, right?
	The proof that leftism is inherently flawed is because they cannot live up to their own standards that they set one year ago, twelve months ago.
	I mean, think about that.
	We're supposed to trust them.
	Leftists, liberals, we're supposed to anoint leftism and liberalism, our governing ideology, and this is an ideology which cannot live up to its own standards that they set 12 months ago.
	How is that ideology going to sustain a nation for a hundred years?
	Or a thousand years?
	How is that going to sustain multiple generations?
	It didn't survive a year.
	And you could see it's almost like exponential.
	Where it started out and we know we talk about this slippery slope or this political correctness thing where you look at 20 years ago and people like Cenk Uygur or Joe Biden or many of these people for that matter were saying racist things or putting on blackface or you know touching women inappropriately and now 20 years it's beyond the pale.
	But it seems like the length of time between what was said and then later when that doesn't live up to left-wing standards that that Frequency?
	That time period gets smaller and smaller.
	Do you know what I'm saying?
	In other words, it used to be that maybe it would take 20 years for a Democrat to do something and then the rules change and now it's not okay.
	And then it took 10 years.
	And then 5 years.
	And now it takes like weeks, right?
	Now it takes like a couple of years and pretty soon we're gonna get there.
	So, to me, that's the bigger story with this.
	This is a feature, not a bug.
	It's not a coincidence.
	In some ways, they're not even hypocrites.
	They are just believers and propagators of an ideology which inherently has these problems.
	That, to me, is the driving point about all this stuff.
	And this even applies to Charlie Kirk.
	It's not even a Republican and Democrat thing.
	And don't make the mistake of thinking that it is.
	Oh, those Democrats are always so hypocritical.
	It was Democrats that said this at one point, and now they're doing something else.
	It's like all liberals.
	All people that are not truly reactionary, or truly Christian, or authentically conservative, they will all be this way.
	And you could see even like Charlie Kirk, David French, this is what happened during the Gruyper Wars.
	Like, hey, you say you're in favor of Christianity, why are you creating a society that is hostile to Christianity?
	I mean, free markets, individual liberty, this society you've created is hostile to the ends that you pretend that you're seeking out.
	That's another example of inherent contradiction.
	It's an ideology that is inherently flawed like that.
	So that, to me, is the bigger picture of this stuff.
	The real conservative is not really looking in terms of Dogma and totalitarian ideologies and things like that.
	Real conservatism properly understood, I think actually by the founding fathers, by the Bible, all major religions, is talking about like general principles and then lots of exceptions, right?
	And what am I getting at here?
	Like, when you look at the Bible, you've got the Bible, and then you've got the catechism, and you've got interpretation by the church.
	And what you have with these institutions and these writings is sort of like a system.
	A system that's coherent.
	It has scholars that are educated that make sense of these things and interpret these things.
	It has, again, general principles applied contextually, but also interpretation and room for Not, I wouldn't say quite exceptions, but applying them realistically.
	And this system is something that reflects our nature and our experience in the world, which isn't absolute and black and white and things like that, like left-wing or liberal types like to make it out to be.
	You know, liberals, and generally everybody left-wing, like to make these ideologies that are artistically about one principle.
	It's about freedom.
	It's about equality.
	It's about X, Y, and Z. It's about these buzzwords, or this rhetoric, or this law.
	It's about empiricism, it's about rationalism, whatever.
	But any enduring, again conservative, traditional thought system, any ideology like that, it is built into it that is a complex and comprehensive system with general principles and exceptions.
	That to me is like the fundamental distinction between the two.
	And I don't know if I'm explaining that super well.
	We're kind of getting into sort of like esoteric territory.
	I don't want to get too into the weeds and too specific on some of these things, but that to me is the bigger picture on this issue.
	But anyway, that's Joe Biden.
	I want to get a little bit into the allegation in particular, just for your sake, just for my sake.
	We'll go over a little bit about what exactly Joe Biden's being accused of.
	We'll bring it back to earth here.
	Back to the subject matter.
	So this is also from CNN.
	It says quote, Reed, who worked as a junior staffer at Biden's office in 1993, had publicly accused Biden last year of touching her shoulders and neck and making her feel uncomfortable.
	Reed first came forward with her sexual assault allegation against Biden in interviews this year with multiple media outlets including CNN.
	She told CNN that in 1993, she was working as an aide in Biden's Senate office.
	She was asked to deliver a double bag to the then-Delaware senator.
	In a corridor somewhere in the Capitol Hill complex, Reeds said Biden, quote, had me up against a wall.
	He used his knee to spread open my legs and, and this is a little vulgar, put his fingers inside of me.
	A friend of Reed's who asked to remain anonymous in order to protect her privacy, told CNN that Reed had told her in detail that she had been sexually assaulted by Biden on Capitol Hill.
	The friend said she believes Reed called her within days of the alleged assault.
	A former neighbor of Reed has come forward and told CNN that Reed told her about the alleged assault within a few years of the incident in the mid-1990s, and a newly surfaced video from 1993 appears to feature Reed's mother calling in to Larry King Live to seek advice around the time of the alleged assault.
	About how to handle problems her daughter had while working for a prominent U.S.
	Senator.
	Reid told CNN that she is certain the voice in the video belongs to her mother, Jeanette Altemus, who died a few years ago.
	The Washington Post interviewed Reid's brother, Colin Moulton, who told the paper that she had told him, in 1993, that Biden had, quote, behaved inappropriately by touching her neck and shoulders, but not about the alleged sexual assault, which is kind of convenient.
	Several days after that interview with Reid's brother, the Post said, quote, he said in a text message that he recalled her telling him that Biden had put his hand under her clothes.
	So he didn't say that at first, but then later called them up and said, oh yeah, uh, I just remembered.
	So in the initial comments, he said, oh, I remember she made comments about him touching her shoulders.
	And then called them back and said, wait, it just dawned on me he also raped her.
	That's interesting.
	Moulton later told CNN in a text message that Reed told him in the early 1990s that she had been asked to bring Biden his gym bag and that in a private setting he had cornered her against the wall and put his hands under her clothes.
	Reed has said that she complained to multiple colleagues in the office about interactions with Biden that made her uncomfortable.
	But not about the alleged assault.
	Reid has also said that she filed a complaint with a personnel office on Capitol Hill at the time, but that she does not have a copy of it.
	It is unclear what kind of complaint and at what office Reid may have filed.
	So, my approach on these things is actually the opposite of what the left says.
	You know, they say believe all women, and my standard is actually the exact opposite.
	It's don't believe any women.
	Because in all of these different allegations that have been made, you find the same problems over and over again.
	And the first problem is, of course, the distance, the time period, right?
	Or the proximity in time to the actual assault.
	Every single time we hear one of these allegations, it's not last week or last month, it's last year, it's always 30 years ago, bare minimum, 30 years ago, 40 years ago, 50 years ago, he touched me inappropriately.
	And of course the question is, well, if it was such a big deal, if that was such a problem, why not make us think about it at the time?
	Or, why not make it an issue at any point in between?
	Why does it always seem to surface when a person is seeking a high political office, when it's extremely polarized and contentious, and there's a lot of money to be made from books or from media appearances, whatever?
	That, to me, seems to be the biggest problem with all of these.
	And I understand there's some arguments for, well, it was a different time, people didn't believe women back then, or, you know, I don't know, like, it wasn't as important.
	To me it just doesn't make any sense.
	The other thing on top of that is there's almost no documentation ever.
	Never a police report, like even her.
	I filed a complaint.
	Well, with what office?
	What kind of complaint?
	I don't know.
	So there's no documentation.
	No diary, no letter, no complaint, no report, no nothing.
	It's, well, I remember and my friend remembers too.
	And then always the other problem is that there are inconsistencies in the stories every single time.
	You've got a woman who comes forward and says one thing and the friend remembers something else and, you know, somebody who didn't know them doesn't remember it at all, right?
	These are inherent in every one of these allegations.
	And to me, we cannot divorce the idea of, you know, somebody raping or sexually assaulting from the obvious political liability that it is, right?
	I mean, we know that somebody comes forward and accuses, and I don't know why people like to pretend that it's like there's not just like a pot of gold at the end of that journey, right, for whoever accuses.
	Everybody knows that the game is, well, all you have to do is find somebody, right?
	Find somebody from their past to accuse them, and it's a political goldmine for the opposing party, and it's a financial goldmine for whoever they find that's willing to testify against, right?
	And so we cannot divorce it from that reality.
	So that's why, whenever it comes to this stuff, my natural inclination is to not believe.
	Unless there's overwhelming evidence, who can really say?
	You know, if it's such a private, one-on-one interaction, the only people that really know what happened is Joe Biden and Tara Reade.
	Was it consensual?
	What happened?
	Was it really inappropriate?
	Was she egging him on?
	The only people that know these things are Joe Biden and Tara Reade.
	Whoever's corroborating it, whoever's bringing this to trial, whoever's bringing this to the media, as far as I'm concerned, it's really no good, because their motivations could absolutely be suspect, and most likely they are, because again, there's big incentive, financially, politically, and otherwise, to do these kinds of things.
	So, no meme, and even just generally, I just don't believe them.
	I also think that...
	And again, this goes back to what I said earlier, when you look at these dynamics, almost always, almost every single time, it takes two to tango.
	And that's not to say that rape never occurs, that's not to say that sexual assault never occurs, or that it's not wrong, or it's not bad, but it is to say that we all know what goes on in Hollywood.
	Certainly there's a lot of abuse.
	But we also know a lot about a very competitive industry, where people will do whatever it takes to get where they need to go.
	We all know women like this.
	And we all know women like this in politics, or in any other industry.
	Women who are attracted to powerful men.
	Women who get off on this idea of the affair in the office.
	So, when you really get down to it, the idea of like, a powerful man with a lot to lose, and somebody who probably doesn't even need to force themselves on somebody, forcing themselves on the lowly intern, and then it just magically gets exposed 30 years later, I mean, maybe it does happen, but to me that would be unlikely and rare.
	And that's why, whenever I look at these cases, I have to say, I don't believe.
	Even though I'm a Republican.
	Even though I want Donald Trump to win.
	And I'd probably say, you know what?
	We just have to run with it.
	If Democrats said, believe all women, then, you know, as far as I'm concerned, that's true.
	I mean, he's a rapist.
	And that's on politics.
	But if I'm giving you my analysis and I'm telling you like it is, like I do, I've got to tell you the much bigger concern for me is not so much about elections and news cycles and oppo research, it's about these lying women that are going to ruin all of us.
	Because this happens, this is going to happen to everybody.
	Are we really going to live in a society where Like one woman can push over the pillars underlying the whole country because she says she got raped?
	Because that's what we're talking about.
	And you gotta like think about that.
	How are we going to have a stable country if any powerful man can be taken down by any lying woman?
	Does that make any sense?
	Is that sustainable?
	Does that lead to a prosperous and healthy and secure country?
	Absolutely not.
	And we know that women are prone to lying.
	They lie all the time.
	So, this is just asking for trouble.
	So the default must always be, shut up, you know, I don't believe you.
	Unless it's compelling, unless it's super hardcore evidence, I'm gonna say no.
	And that to me is a lot more important than the political horse race, you know.
	Because I you know and I'll say like anybody okay well Democrats said believe all women so Joe Biden must believe all women and step down he's a rapist and we should use it against them and we can peddle that you know I'm not naive about the political utility of this but I also have to tell you that I'm not really keen on this idea that we are going to further bad precedence Because it's politically expedient.
	You know what I'm saying?
	In other words, we as conservatives have a bad habit of not really seeing that bigger picture or the long game, which is to say that Democrats are going to use this believe-all-women stuff.
	If we turn around and say believe-all-women, might there be a short-term benefit for Republicans to say, Democrats said believe all women, so I believe Tara Reade.
	I mean, maybe there'd be a short-term benefit.
	But now you've got both halves of the country agreeing on the fact that lying women can ruin any man.
	And I don't think that's actually a good place for us to be, even if it's politically expedient.
	And the same thing goes for, like, race, by the way.
	Democrats said Republicans are racists.
	The worst thing you can be is a racist.
	And Republicans said, uh, I know you are, but what am I?
	No, I agree!
	It is the worst thing to be a racist, but you're the racist!
	And now we've got both halves of the country that say that, like, minorities can never do anything wrong.
	And you can't criticize them.
	And we have to bend over backwards to be nice to them and everything.
	And is that working out?
	Is that, like, good for our country?
	It's actually not.
	So, yeah, maybe you propel some asshole from the Heritage Foundation into the White House and, like, the Chief of Staff position, but now we have to kowtow to people that hate us for the rest of our lives.
	So, was that a great decision?
	Was that like a great precedent to, you know, solidify and agree upon with the Democrats?
	Probably not.
	And the same goes for women.
	If it's like between a lying woman and Joe Biden, I'm going with Joe Biden every time.
	Joe Biden is a man, he's a Chad, he beat up Corn Pop.
	We know he's like a misogynist and I'm gonna go with what some Democrat staffer because I want Trump to cut our taxes like I just I'm not gonna do that that's not me so with this with this Joe Biden stuff you know to me this opens up like a whole a whole battlefield this opens up like a whole new paradigm to explore about these kinds of things really allows us to revisit the most important question which is the female question You know, not just about leftism, but also about women.
	Leftism always fails, and women always lie.
	So, let's reject all of it, you know?
	Embrace another... I'm not gonna say that!
	Embrace another perspective, I'll say.
	I was gonna say embrace a third something.
	Embrace another perspective.
	We cannot vote for Joe Biden, but also say that women are liars.
	And we could say that Democrats should be held to their own standards, but also say that it's like that because leftism is fundamentally flawed.
	But anyway, those are the allegations.
	Yeah, I don't believe her.
	Joe Biden, stay strong my man.
	I'm still vibing with Biden.
	And you know, in some ways, and I don't know if this is Cope, But maybe it would actually be better if Joe Biden won the election.
	Let's just entertain a thought experiment.
	Because the more I think about it, it's like if Joe Biden became president then, I mean, he would have straight up dementia.
	And this is what people said a lot about Hillary Clinton, which is that, you know, if Clinton won, she'd have four years in office.
	And she would be so bad that, like, a Republican would win by a landslide the next election.
	And so to me, it's like, I don't even know if that would be half bad.
	What if Democrats inflicted on the country somebody who's obviously senile and, like, the worst politician ever?
	Might not be the end of the world.
unidentified		I'm not!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm still voting for Trump.
		I'm still voting for Trump.
		I still think it would be catastrophic if Biden got in for reasons I've outlined before.
		You know, Supreme Court justices, the census, you know, like a lot of things.
		There's a lot.
		And then, you know, I've talked about this a lot.
		I'm not going to relitigate that all right now.
		I'm voting for Trump.
		I wanted to be president.
		But sometimes I think, hey, you know, Joe Biden's winning right now, actually, according to internal polling and, you know, the public polling.
		Would that be the end of the world?
		It might be kind of funny.
		It might be kind of fitting.
		But anyway, anyway, those are the allegations.
		We're gonna keep an eye on old Tara Reade.
		Tara Reade!
		Did she get felt up in a corridor?
		You know, that to me sounds like the beginning of a porno.
		That does not sound to me like a credible, like... That just seems like this, I don't know, kind of a stupid thing.
		That's not even like a rape.
		I know, I know if what she's describing is true, it would be like sexual assault.
		But these are, like, the lamest sexual assaults ever.
		It's like, really?
		And not to say, like, sexual assault is cooler.
		I'm not saying that.
		But you understand.
		What they're accusing these people of is all things considered.
		Is this the end of the world?
		It's like, well, he, like, fingered me.
		He touched my neck and made me feel uncomfortable.
		Oh, really?
		He touched your neck wrong?
		I know it's creepy.
		I know it's inappropriate.
		It's probably, like, a violation of your boundaries.
		But this man should be destroyed.
		Like, I don't know, man.
		I mean, how are we going to create heroes in this country if, like, you can't color outside the lines?
		No, that's going to be a terrible soundbite.
		Okay, that's going to be a terrible soundbite.
		You kind of understand what I'm getting at here.
		We cannot expect to have virile, great, like, legendary heroes if we cannot, if they have to always be like, ma'am, I would like to kiss you right now.
		Can I kiss you right now?
		Like you will never have heroes you will and I mean that in like an ancient sense you will never have these golden era men if we have to play like that in every capacity.
		We're about to have a confrontation, but let's make sure that it's fair and civil and polite.
		Excuse me, ma'am.
		I would like to have sex with you.
		Is that alright?
		Tell me what you're going to be okay with.
		I'm going to take your shirt off now.
		That's not the energy of sun kings and god emperors and war heroes and people like that.
		You'll never have a great country if you don't have great men.
		And you can't have great men if great men are constantly being shackled and brought down and destroyed and infested with mind virus, which is females, you know, femoid brain cancer, which says, no, no, no, don't, you know, you have, I haven't consented.
		But then, you know, you see the kind of books they're reading, hello, Fifty Shades of Grey, like, so, so this is not conducive to building a strong society for many, many, many reasons.
		Okay, I hope I salvaged that.
		That was a pretty rough soundbite.
		You know, comparing... I'm sure Jared Holt, you're a white nationalist podcaster, compares sexual assault to coloring outside the lines.
		But you understand what I'm saying.
		It's not an endorsement of sexual assault, but it is to say that in love and in warfare, and really just in life in general, Not everything is gonna be... It's not all gonna come down to some, like, United Nations regulatory code where we're gonna check all the boxes and follow the procedure.
		Like, life is messy.
		And life does sometimes.
		I was about to say something so bad, but I caught myself.
		You know, life is messy, and life happens in unexpected and spontaneous ways, and you know, it's very sort of amorphous at times.
		So the expectation that everybody is going to adhere and conform to this impossible standard, like Nobody's gonna be able to live their lives, and that is just another mechanism of control, but we have to move on.
	So before I get myself in trouble at this topic, but it's really like, our country is so gay at this point, and gay like, you know, we're, it's run by people that are woman-like, is what I mean by that, like men that are woman-like, men that are spiritually women.
	And we will never become great because greatness is a masculine attribute and it is exerted by men.
	And so we have all these womanly rules and expectations and standards like it's just not gonna happen for us.
	Okay, but I'm gonna move on maybe more on that later.
	We're gonna talk about China.
	It's 840 we haven't even gotten to our featured story.
	I'll just fly through this so we can get to our Super Chats.
	This is from the New York Times.
	It's talking about a... I was about to say something so bad and it's so unfortunate that I can't just say epic things because, you know, some little faggot is going to write an article about me.
	Nick Fuentes said blah blah blah.
	Oh, you know, shut the fuck up.
	I've so had it, especially this week, after this thing on TikTok.
	Like, that guy in Daily Dot writes an article and he's like, Nick Fuentes wore a Cookie Monster hat, which is a reference to his Holocaust denial joke.
	Like, what is going on, man?
unidentified		We're really, we're really, we are really far gone.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		We do not...
		We live in, like, North Korea.
		People don't even realize that, but we live in North Korea.
		Anyway, okay.
		But moving on, we're gonna talk about the Chai Cops.
		Those evil, totalitarian Chai Cops.
		Thank God we live in ass-kicking America, where we can have anal sex and smoke pot, unlike those totalitarian Chinese.
		Just don't say anything offensive about the black people.
		Otherwise, you go to jail.
		But we're gonna move on.
unidentified		We're talking about China.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		We are not going to talk about rape.
		We are done talking about rape.
		We are done talking about women.
		We are done talking about what cannot be said.
		One day it's going to be like Harrison Bergeron.
		You know that short story?
		It's going to be like Harrison Bergeron.
		That's how I feel right now.
		Harrison Bergeron is a short story.
		Very quickly, and then we'll move on.
		It's a short story.
		It's a dystopian short story.
		We read this in like middle school.
		And it's about how total equality has been achieved.
		Kind of like cringe concept at first.
		Total equality has been achieved.
		The strong have weights attached to them so that they are brought down to the lowest common denominator.
		In other words,
		you know the strongest person has weights put on them commensurate to how much stronger they are against the weakest person so that they are just as weak as the weakest person and the beautiful have to put on like ugly masks so they're ugly like all the ugly people and the smart people have radios in the ears that blare white noise to disrupt their thoughts so they're stupid like all the stupid people and then there's uh then there is uh i it's been so many years since i've read this but there's basically a strong
		Genius!
		Like a real, a real Herculean type figure.
		Who rips off the chains and smashes the radio, and he does a dance with a beautiful girl on television, and this is like rebellion.
		It's almost like eugenics, basically, because it's like a beautiful girl, beautiful man, strong man, you know, and a nice woman, and they're doing this dance, and then, like, this government worker comes in and kills them with a shotgun.
		I'm sorry if I'm spoiling it.
		But one day I'm gonna have my Harrison Bergeron moment.
		I'm gonna...
		Rip the chains off and I'm gonna go off, but we're building up to that.
		It will be spectacular.
		It will be towards the end of my life, probably, whenever that is.
		That will probably begin the phase of the end of my life, you know, because then someone will come in and kill me.
		But we're working up towards that.
		For now, for now, you know.
		Radio and community guidelines controlled.
		Brain disrupted.
		You can't say the N-word.
		You can't say that about women.
		You can't say that about the Holocaust.
		And, you know, one day I'm going to rise up and I'm going to red pill all the normies.
		I'm going to drop the knowledge bomb.
		I'm going to red pill all the normies.
		I'm going to hit the gym.
		I'm going to do my face pulls.
		And I'm going to find my trad wife.
		And I don't know.
		Maybe it's not going to involve a woman.
		But you understand.
		Maybe it'll be a speech.
		It'll be some kind of a speech or a go-off.
		And it'll be so compelling that it'll just send shockwaves across the world.
		Like a nuclear bomb dropped.
		You know, a glass shattered.
		Uh, you know, Jared Holt's head explodes.
		Not like, you know, from bullets or anything, but just like, because of knowledge.
		Because knowledge has entered in, he's like, my life is a mistake.
		Pop, like a grape, you know?
		So, like, pssh, and like, everybody's heads, you know, symbolically exploding from the, uh, the knowledge.
		From the hot takes.
		So, anyway.
		Okay, okay.
		Moving on, moving on.
		I just can't, I can't take it, man.
		You can't say anything.
		I went off on this on Twitter the other day.
		I said like, do you remember when you used to say things on the internet?
	The internet used to be a place where you could say anything.
	Now you can't say anything.
	You have to say things like, I'm unwrapping a toy from Amazon.
	That's all it is these days.
	Everything on YouTube is like, I just like forget even the show at this point.
	I'm just mad.
	Forget even the news at this point, right?
	They kicked my show off YouTube to make way for that balding guy to open toys from Amazon.
	Do you know the guy I'm talking about?
	That guy with like a Peter Pan face and like he's balding and every thumbnail is him like And he's ordering, like, I ordered 25, like, coolest toys off Amazon.
	He just, like, opens toys and, like, reviews them or just stupid trinkets.
	This is what they pay- That's what the internet is for.
	It's for nothing.
	It's for bullshit.
	You know?
	Craft videos.
	I'm making- Here's a slime tutorial.
	Really?
	Okay.
	We're moving on.
	Can you tell I haven't slept in, like, 36 hours?
	Probably longer than that at this point.
	Yeah, probably like 48 hours But it's like sheesh.
	Yeah, the beauty beauty bloggers, right?
	Yeah, James Charles and You know, whatever That's all really great.
	That's all really, you know, they said the internet was gonna, like, be the information revolution.
	Look, the Arab Spring.
	And then they were like, wait a second, the Arab Spring.
	Better make everyone gay now, you know.
	At first, all of our liberal elites were like, the internet has untapped capacity to revolutionize the world and create social movements.
	And they were like, wait a second, the internet can create spontaneous social movements.
	Better turn everybody into a gay lord, you know, so that they can't rise up.
	Better start giving everyone birth control.
	Okay, anyway.
	So we're going to move on to China.
	So we're going to move on to your approved news talking points here.
	We're going to talk about the Chai Poms.
	This is from the New York Times talking about President Trump's retaliation against China.
	It says, quote, U.S.
	President Donald Trump said on Thursday his hard-fought trade deal with China was now of secondary importance to the coronavirus pandemic, and he threatened new tariffs on Beijing as his administration crafted retaliatory measures over the outbreak.
	Trump's sharpened rhetoric against China reflected his growing frustration with Beijing over the pandemic, which has cost tens of thousands of lives in the United States alone, sparked an economic contraction, and threatened his chances of re-election in November.
	Two U.S.
	officials speaking on condition of anonymity said a range of options against China were under discussion, but cautioned that efforts were in the early stages.
	Recommendations have not yet reached the level of Trump's top national security team or the president.
	According to one source, They said, quote, there is a discussion as to how hard to hit China and how to calibrate it properly.
	Trump made clear, however, that his concerns about China's role in the origin and spread of the virus were taking priority for now over his efforts to build on an initial trade agreement with Beijing that long dominated his dealings with the world's second largest economy.
	He said, quote, we signed a trade deal where they're supposed to buy, and they've been buying a lot actually, but that now becomes secondary to what took place with the virus.
	The virus situation is just not acceptable.
	The Washington Post, citing two people with knowledge of internal discussions, reported on Thursday that some officials had discussed the idea of canceling some of the massive U.S.
	debt held by China as a way to strike at Beijing for perceived shortfalls in its candidness on the COVID-19 pandemic.
	Trump's top economic advisor denied the report, saying, quote, the full faith and credit of U.S. debt obligations is sacrosanct, period, full stop.
	So basically saying we're not going to cancel their debt.
	Asked whether he would consider having the U.S. sacrosanct, stop payment of its debt obligations as a way to punish Beijing, Trump said, quote, well, I can do it differently.
	I can do the same thing, but even for more money just by putting on tariffs.
	So I don't have to do that.
	Among the other ideas under consideration for retaliation against China are sanctions, new non-tariff trade restrictions, and a possible effort to lift China's sovereign immunity, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
	And so, long story short, this is the important stuff.
	They're talking about economic measures.
	How are we going to retaliate against China?
	Purely economic.
	And what has been floated, the two specific ideas here, are removing their sovereign immunity and canceling their debt.
	And both of these ideas are ridiculous to me.
	People have said this before, cancel China's debt.
	Why not just cancel China's debt?
	China owns about a trillion dollars of U.S.
	debt.
	And the reason that you can't do that is because if we cancel China's debt, This sends a message to the whole world that U.S.
	debt is unreliable.
	And that's why Larry Kudlow said, the full faith and credit of our obligations is sacrosanct.
	Period.
	Full stop.
	Because Larry Kudlow and the economists and the bankers know that if you undermine That credibility, that faith in U.S.
	debt, then the debt market across the world is going to explode.
	The whole world is basically run, and I'm simplifying here, I'm reducing it here, but basically is run on American debt.
	And so, if we were to cancel a trillion dollars of Chinese debt, interest rates would skyrocket, and this would cause a global economic meltdown.
	This is not anything that we would want to do, in my opinion.
	I don't think that this is practical.
	And I think a lot of people that say that they don't really understand how debt works between countries.
	It's not quite the same as like a bank loaning you money and then saying oh like you know you defaulted on your loan or whatever.
	It's not comparable to what happens between individuals and banks.
	It's not comparable to anything that people deal with on a day-to-day basis.
	The way it works with governments and between currencies and things like that is a lot more complicated.
	And big things like that can cause big shockwaves because of the interdependent nature of currencies and debt and equities, securities, things like that.
	So that's not something I think that's in the cards, and they said as much.
	And then the other idea, which is lifting sovereign immunity, what that does is like in theory, it allows American companies or states or individuals to sue China.
	Sovereign immunity.
	Sovereign is referring to governments and immunity obviously meaning you're immune.
	That normally means that we cannot sue the governments of other countries.
	We cannot hold another country or state to the legal standards that prevail in our country.
	How would that make sense?
	I'm gonna sue China under American law?
	China makes its own laws, right?
	And so removing sovereign immunity allows us to sue China.
	But to me, the problem remains.
	Whether or not they theoretically have immunity, or even whether it's de facto or de jure, whether they have immunity, That doesn't really make a difference because international law is not enforced by an international court or an international state.
	So who would preside over this court?
	Who would bring China to court?
	How would we punish China?
	How would we make sure they're following up on their obligations?
	You know what I'm saying?
	So these two options to me...
	And I apologize for the sniffling.
	My allergies are acting up.
	Maybe I just don't understand the full complexities of them, but at first glance, canceling debt seems like something that would send ripples and shockwaves across the whole global economy, that would hurt us and hurt everybody.
	It would be, you know, worse than the virus itself.
	And the idea of sovereign immunity to me is just completely impotent.
	Sue China?
	How am I going to sue China?
	I can't even sue Jared Holt.
	I can't even sue YouTube.
	I'm gonna sue China?
	Yeah, good luck with that.
	Who's gonna sue China?
	And who's gonna come to court?
	Xi Jinping?
	Xi Jinping's gonna come to Cook County and answer for what?
	Because I wasn't able to eat Big Macs?
	Like, that doesn't make any sense to me.
	So, the form that it will likely take, in my opinion, is tariffs and non-tariff trade barriers.
	Which is not really sexy or interesting.
	It's more of the same.
	It's what we've had, you know.
	You charge a duty on goods coming from China into America.
	and that makes people buy American or they'll buy Chinese and China will have to pay the tariff right they'll have to pay the tax or non-tariff barriers like we close down their access to our markets or you know there's a there's a whole host of things we could do with banking or at the WTO or other measures we could take that are non-tariff but still trade barriers that we could recoup some money or penalize them in a financial or economic way That's likely what it's going to be, but whatever it is, it has to happen.
	Some people are saying this is political, and certainly there's a political angle in the sense that I think Trump will benefit politically from going after China.
	People are not happy about the coronavirus.
	They're mad that their social lives have been disrupted.
	They're mad that their finances have been disrupted, and we know who's responsible for this.
	So if Trump scapegoats China and makes them pay the price, Even if he just does that for show, I think this will pay political dividends.
	But aside from that, there's obviously utility in itself.
	China is responsible, and China should pay.
	And they should pay not just because it's right, and they owe us, but also because it sets a precedent.
	If we make them pay, then the world is sent a clear message that if you do these things, that are reckless or that put America in danger, then you will have to pay a price and you won't get away with it.
	So there's a lot of reasons to do this.
	I think it's a great idea, no matter the cost, frankly.
	I mean, we don't need to do something that's so destructive to our country, but, you know, some are saying that we shouldn't put tariffs on China because the American consumer pays for it.
	It's like, no, China pays for it.
	I mean, the American consumer might pay a little bit extra, like the cost might go up, but the way it functionally works is that China is paying a tax.
	Right?
	China is paying the tax.
	And production and manufacturing is leaving China as a result of the tariffs.
	So, we have to punish China.
	I don't think it's a question.
	I think the question is, how do we do it, in what form, and when do we do it?
	We should do it after the coronavirus subsides, after we get uh you know the personal protection equipment after we get supply chains basically ordered in north america and then once that's completed then i think we should just totally take them out and whatever means that we can that's not going to blow back and hurt us but that's china and again i hate the sniffling too but you know i'm trying to trying to talk and trying to breathe It's difficult when the nasal cavity is closed up.
	But that's China, that's where we're at with that.
	Kind of lame, kind of boring.
	When's the coolest stuff going to happen?
	I wish Trump would just say, like, you know, the bombs drop in ten minutes.
	Like Reagan style, you know what I mean?
	Do you remember that Reagan gaffe?
	He made a gaffe, I think, in what, like 1983?
	He was caught on a hot mic and he said that the bombs drop in 10 minutes or something and it caused like a big problem.
	So, uh, but I don't want bombs to drop obviously, but it's like when can we actually see something move?
	It's like everything is lame.
	The bailout was lame.
	The immigration ban was lame.
	This is lame.
	Everything is just lame.
	Nothing happens.
	When is something cool gonna happen?
	All my life.
	You know, we just want to see a little happening.
	A little something cool.
	I don't know.
	Something amazing.
	I feel like that kid in The Incredibles.
	I forget exactly what he says, but you remember that little kid in The Incredibles?
	He waits outside Mr. Incredible's house.
	He's like, what are you waiting for, kid?
	I don't know.
	Something awesome.
	That's what I feel like every day.
	I don't know.
	Just do something.
	So anyway, that's what's going on with China.
	We're going to keep an eye on that.
	And we'll see.
	Hopefully the retaliation comes sooner rather than later, and hopefully it's epic and not cringe.
	Hopefully it's something meaningful and not just like, you know, more gay, like covering your butt before the election.
	That's what it feels like everything is.
	I'm gonna do the bare minimum so that I could put it in a campaign commercial.
	I'm gonna do the bare minimum so that people think I did something, but I don't actually have to do anything.
	It's like, can't we do something?
	When Trump, like, ran for president, I thought it was awesome because I was like, this guy's really just gonna start, like, chokeslamming people in government.
	He's gonna go in there, and he's gonna turn the whole country, the whole world upside down.
	Maybe we will build a wall.
	Maybe America and Russia will be friends.
	Trump will land on Mars and start New America.
	Nah, it's like, nah, actually, it's just gonna be a little bit better than everything else.
	Okay, great.
	You know, it's sort of like that meme of, like, we have Trump at home.
	I want campaign Trump.
	We already have Trump.
	We have Trump at home.
	Trump at home, you know, shutting down 26,000 green cards a month.
	Oh, awesome.
	I thought we were gonna get, like, ICE deportation squads and a 30-foot concrete wall, but I guess, like, stopping 26,000 green cards a month for two months is, like, a consolation, right?
	Okay, but that's China.
	We're gonna move on and take a look at our Super Chats.
	We'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
	We'll take a look at Entropy.
	We'll take a look at DLive.
	Remember, use Entropy.
	And use DLive.
	Use them both.
	You know, if you can't figure out Entropy, use DLive.
	But if you can, try to use Entropy.
	But we'll read some of these.
	I am bored, guys.
	I'm bored with the news.
	You know, I just want... I want to see something epic again.
	Everything's so lame.
	Everything just makes me upset.
	Everything I look at on Twitter, I just roll my eyes.
	It just makes me frustrated.
	I can't take it anymore.
	There's only so much of that you can take, right?
	Every time I see a cringe live chat, a cringe tweet... Every time somebody lies about me on the internet, it's like...
	You know, slowly but surely, I'm dehumanizing.
	Slowly but surely, my humanity is leaving my person, right?
	So... But maybe that's a good thing, right?
	And maybe one day I'll become like that man of steel.
	Anyway... Let's take a look at our Super Chats.
	We've got... JustinKG says, Congrats on the new website!
	Thanks a lot, big guy!
	Thanks for the Ninjagini!
	Congrats on being an epic bro.
	Congrats on being a cool dude.
	But thanks a lot.
	I hope you like it.
	Midas says Drudge has sold out to the left.
	Has he?
	I don't read Drudge.
	Harris Walker says hope you are doing well this Friday, bro.
	Thank God it's Friday.
	You can say that again.
	I agree.
	Thank God it's Friday is right.
	Yeah, I'm doing okay.
	I'm not doing great.
	I'm hanging in there.
	I think about that meme of that cat, that kitten, and it says, hang in there.
	That's me right now.
	I'm hanging in there.
	I'm doing good.
	I hope you're doing good, Harris.
	Nick Fuentes Hype House says, dumping off the last of my lemons tonight before switching over to entropy from now on.
	Well, hey, thanks.
	Thanks for the lemon dump.
	Thanks for switching over.
	Hoboken.
	Says, enjoyed your appearance on Highly Respected.
	Thanks, yeah I thought it was good.
	Except, you know, Scott kept interrupting me.
	Which, it's like, you know, whatever, like, I'm not gonna make it a thing.
	You talk more.
	I, like, hadn't slept.
	I hadn't slept yesterday either.
	So, I barely slept yesterday, I should say, either.
	So, you know, it's like, the more you talk, the better, but it's like, you know, you invite me on your podcast, what, so you can interrupt me the whole time, you know?
	I'm sitting there like, wait a second, you invited me on your podcast to talk, and now you keep cutting me off?
	Like, I don't know, why don't you just do the talking?
	So, I'm half joking there, but I'm also half like, oh, I'm trying to finish my point here for crying out loud.
	So...
	Nah, but it was good.
	But it was fun.
	But Scott's a smart guy.
	He's a nerd.
	Scott's a book guy.
	You know, he's very intelligent.
	He's a real scholar.
	He's a very, like, well actually kind of a guy.
	Oh, actually?
	Okay, big brain Scott, coming in with the hot take.
	Nah, but I love Scott.
	He is brilliant.
	And, you know, he is somebody who I think it was really a big mistake for conservatives to kick him out.
	Because he's a talent.
	A lot of people think that like, and it's sort of interesting, you may think that our team, and I think this is maybe like the natural assumption, is it's like, oh, these are the guys that got kicked out of everything.
	And who gets kicked out of things?
	Like losers, whatever.
	I think that's maybe like the presumption is like, oh, you got kicked out of Daily Caller.
	You got kicked out of Leadership Institute.
	Like with me, you got kicked out of BU.
	You got kicked out of RSVN.
	You've been kicked out of a hundred and some different things.
	Maybe, but you know what I find is like...
	I don't think it's a coincidence.
	All the people that are in our team are the high quality people.
	Like, the highest quality people.
	Scott Greer was one of the most talented people in Daily Caller.
	Read anything else on their site, it's shit.
	That's not even saying much, he was the best there.
	Everything else there is shit.
	But he's a talent.
	Patrick Casey, another talent.
	I don't know if he got kicked out of anything.
	He's been a dissonant longer than me, so I don't know.
	But he's a super talented guy, super smart.
	Jada McNeil, another one.
	Jada McNeil is the most impressive person that I've ever met that's come out of Turning Point.
	And I'm not just saying that because he's my friend.
	You know, the more I get to know him, the more I'm like, this guy is like a total schmoodster.
	Totally gets it, a man of integrity, a smart guy, and you know, head and shoulders above the rest of the shitheads over there that are his age and even older.
	And the same is true of Steve, and Jake, and Vince, and all these guys.
	It's like, it's the A-team.
	It's the A-team that gets kicked out because anybody that is exceptional, and I said this a little bit the other day, anybody that is exceptional is not going to make it in the system anymore.
	Because people that are exceptional are too curious.
	They have, you know, too much... I don't know if it's like integrity in the sense of we're Boy Scouts, you know, Scouts honor.
	I will never tell a lie, but integrity in the sense of Like, we're not in it for the money, we're not in it for the career, we're more in it for something bigger than that.
	And I think everybody in the movement can kind of relate to that on some level.
	And so, it's not a coincidence that all the... Darren Beattie, another perfect example, right?
	It's not a coincidence that everybody that gets kicked out, it's like, oh gee, these are like the smartest people, or like the best, whatever.
	I'm not just saying that because they're my friends, it's like...
	Millennial Matt another that guy's like a genius.
	Okay, that guy's like a savant, you know so Time and again you find these these are these you know, what is that movie hidden gems or whatever?
	Uncut gems.
	These are the uncut gems, right?
	So so I'm gonna say and I'm gonna say a mean thing about Scott and then I'm gonna say a nice thing That's the way we do it.
	So Scott don't interrupt me, but you know what Scott such a smart guy and No, but it's true, but it was a good podcast, so definitely listen to it.
	Good guy, good podcast.
	And you know what?
	Sometimes I'm like, go ahead, Scott.
	You know, what you've got to say is just that much smarter.
	No, I'm just busting his balls, but it was a good podcast.
	Definitely check it out.
	Big Globes says, what is your ideal radiator brand?
	I don't know what that means.
	Monochrome Mysterious says, you're a pretty good heel slut, Nick.
	He's referring to my healing abilities in Valorant Because and I'm clarifying that because to anybody else who reads that they're gonna say what does that mean?
	That aside it was fun playing Valorant with you.
	You're pretty good.
	Yeah.
	Thanks.
	Yeah, you're you're okay I guess I don't actually recall you clutching any of the rounds Like I did but but you did you did pretty good too for one of the rabble and I don't like playing with a rabble But you were alright, I guess I'm a good healer.
	I'm a good support player.
	I know I'm not the best gamer ever, but I'm strategic, right?
	I know my strengths.
	I know my weaknesses and You know, that's that's where you need a support player.
	I'm a team player.
	I'm a team player.
	This is the essence of Teamwork, you know, that's the problem with some of these team members.
	I'm not gonna name any names But some of our team members think that they're like Kobe Bryant They think that not like they're gonna die in a helicopter crash.
	Although sometimes they do in warzone I know I'm not the best Valorant player.
	because they're not good pilots.
	But some people think that they're like the point guard and they're a ball hog, and it's all about them.
	But the essence of teamwork is you recognize your part in the team.
	I know I'm not the best Valorant player.
	I know I'm not the best gamer ever.
	But I know that if I specialize in one area and I'm a good support player, I'm healing people, right?
	And maybe I clutch it when I need to, then I know that it's going to uphold the team.
	Now there's certain players on the team that think it's all about them.
	It's all about their operator.
	It's all about the gun that they have.
	It's all about their kill count.
	It's all about their KD.
	But at the end of the day, your KD does not actually have a perfect relationship with the win, with the score at the end of the game.
	Sometimes you might not kill anybody, but still win the match.
	So it's important to keep that in mind.
	Based you know, I'm not gonna name any names based Crusader says China lied and countless people died as a result This is unacceptable and will make them pay hell.
	Yeah, dude.
	I agree Thanks for the ninja genie Spicy leaf says casual Friday vibe indicated by no necktie.
	I forgot to say that because I had so much else to say That's right.
	Casual Friday.
	No necktie.
	No necktie as indicated by the beard and the The lack, the absence of a necktie, indicated by the absence of a necktie, truly.
	Polly Nats says, nice shirt.
	Thanks.
unidentified		Thanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, my mom got it for me.
		And at first I'm like, I don't like this shirt.
		I tell my mom, I'm like, I tell you every time I don't like this wide collar.
unidentified		Right?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I like the narrow collar.
		I tell her every time, I want the narrow collar.
		I don't want a tie with these bullshit designs and these weird colors.
		I want red and blue.
		I want them plain.
		I want white shirts, narrow collar.
		She'll be like, I got you a shirt for Christmas.
		Oh, and it's a wide collar and not white.
		And I got you a tie to match.
		And it's orange with these goofy stripes.
unidentified		And it's like, I'm not being heard.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're not hearing me.
unidentified		You don't hear me, do you?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		The only reason I feel bad is it's like if you go to the trouble and you what what really bothers me is it's like you go to I think about the wasted time and money and it's like but you know then I tried it on with the no tie and with this jacket and I said you know what it actually looks kind of good so maybe I should have just given it a shot.
		So you know what maybe it's okay to try something new sometimes.
		Big Globes says I'm growing a quarantine beer too.
		You shave, I shave.
		I don't know if I'm ever going to shave.
		Ever again.
		You know?
		I think I'm just going to grow the beard longer and longer, and I'm just going to become more and more distant from other individuals, from other people, and I think I will just become more and more sort of alienated, and I don't know where that's going to lead me.
		I have no idea where that's going to lead me.
		But the beard, I think, is just going to keep growing and growing and longer and longer, and I will just become increasingly despondent.
		You know, maybe you'll find me one day in a real penthouse watching Joker over and over and over again.
		And, uh, you know, I don't know.
		Stephanie Hazen will be emptying the piss jars.
		She'll come in every other week and she'll empty the urine jars.
		And we'll appoint, say, Kathy Zhu.
		Kathy Zhu will come into my quarters.
		She'll have to follow a strict procedure.
		No eye contact!
		And that's where I'm headed.
		If radical intervention does not take place, that's where I'm headed.
		new food supply, more pizza, more cheeseburgers.
		And that's where I'm headed.
		If radical intervention does not take place, that's where I'm headed.
		Fauna says, what is the first thing an ashamed, degenerate atheist like me do to find their way back to God?
unidentified		That's a good question.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		An ashamed, atheist, degenerate.
		I was never an atheist.
		and And never a degenerate.
		So it's tough for me to say.
		I would say it starts with... You're not gonna convert, I don't think, right out of the gate.
		To be real, I think you should convert to Catholicism if you're ashamed.
		That's the first step.
		That's the first step.
		And a lot of people think that shame is a bad thing.
		It's not.
		It's not a bad thing.
		It's conscience.
		When you do something wrong, you feel guilty.
		And people say, like, oh... And this is what I hear so often.
		Catholicism is about shame.
		And shame is unhealthy.
		And you're ashamed of, you know, whatever.
		And it's like, that's bullshit, dude.
		I hear that all the time.
		This, like, negative trope.
		This, like, negative idea.
		It's about conscience.
		What are they trying to get you to do when they say take away your shame?
		It means take away your guilt.
		And take away guilt, and what does that mean?
		Take away your notion of right and wrong, and sort of your own accountability for that.
		If you don't keep yourself accountable, nobody else is going to, actually.
		So they're saying be shameless, be without guilt, without remorse.
		In other words, be without any kind of awareness of right and wrong.
		Act as though there weren't.
		In other words, do wrong.
		They're telling you to sin.
		They're telling you to hurt God, hurt yourself, and do the wrong thing.
		That's what that ends up in.
		And it's that simple.
		Like, this is not rocket science.
		Think it through for like five minutes.
		I know you understand that, but I hear that all the time and it makes me so mad.
		It's about shame!
		They're ashamed!
		Damn right we are!
		You should be ashamed if you do something wrong.
		If you kill somebody, you should be ashamed.
		No, no!
		Killing is natural!
unidentified		Wrong.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, um...
		So I would say that shame is natural because it is a recognition of your intuitive sense of right and wrong, your conscience.
		And you're being honest with yourself.
		You're ashamed, you know you've done wrong.
		And I would say that where your path to faith starts, it has to be authentic.
		I know a lot of people that go right from one extreme to the other.
		And it's not to say that you shouldn't become Catholic as fast as possible.
		We want you to be saved.
		But it's also to say that you've got to be honest with yourself.
		And I think it starts with a prayer life.
		It starts with talking with God.
		learning how to pray, which you should look into, praying, having that conversation, having some introspection, and looking into it, I would say reading the Bible, starting to go to church, talking with friends that are Christian, talking with a priest, things like that.
		I think these are all good options.
		But, you know, for me, I hesitate to say this kind of like, because I...
		I hate when people say this stuff like it's not a one size fits all and it's different for everybody because I don't know I haven't converted as I have not by my show I think a lot of people have converted but I have not like helped anybody through the process of conversion I haven't seen it firsthand but I know for me you know I was born and raised Catholic and I never was like a serious believer I have never been a Christian.
		I never had a serious religious education.
		You know, I was completely ignorant my whole life.
		And, um, aside from thinking about it myself, uh, you know, I didn't really get a lot of religious education from my parents, or from the church, or from my school, or from anywhere.
		And so I was just kind of, like, had some conception of God, and because I was a pretty smart kid, I kind of, like, Parsed out the fundamentals actually and then when I got to college, I actually read the Bible and it just kind of all came together But I've explained that I don't want to get you know, I've been on this question for a lot, but I've explained in the past kind of how it happened exactly for me But that was really how it came together as I just read the Bible I watch a lot of stuff on like Catholic answers.
		I read philosophy and Slowly, but surely it came together.
		So So the first thing I can't tell you the first thing, but I think those are all good options, but I'm not really the right person to ask.
		I'm somebody that talks a lot about my process and my thoughts on it in general, but I don't have a lot of experience helping somebody get from point A to point B, so I don't know if I could give the best advice on that.
		Polish American says, remember Nick, China died and people lied.
		So angry.
		Yeah, I know.
		Michael says, China?
		More like Kena.
		Okay.
		Spicy Leaf says, drywall mesh donation.
		Oh, thanks for the $1 donation.
		Thanks for the $0.75 donation.
		Ghani and Groyper says, your shows have been on fire this week.
		Thanks!
		Justin says the beard looks rich.
		Thank you very much.
		That's growing out.
		It's pretty long now.
		It's longer than it's ever been.
		So I hope it gets longer.
		I hope it only continues to get longer and fuller.
		It's not very dark though.
		It's not as dark as my hair.
		It's reddish and like light brown in some areas.
		So I wanted to get fuller and maybe darker.
		Maybe I'll do just for men.
		Question for Nyx is does Spotify pay you at all?
		If not, thank you very much for your generosity by posting shows there.
		Yeah, you're welcome.
		And no, they don't pay me.
		So I don't make money off that.
		That's just something that we put out there and people do nothing but complain about it.
		Hey, I get emails, people like, hey, try and put up the shows on time.
		It's like, how about I don't put them out at all?
		How about you?
		People aren't even paying for it, right?
		So yeah, but hey, but I appreciate you saying that but it's it's just refreshing because I get so many people that email me.
unidentified		Hey You're late on uploading Spotify.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's like first of all, I don't even upload that the good guy helps me with it friend of mine But in any case it's like why don't you want to shoot, you know be a little respectful Ricky says got some Legos after the tick-tock stream fell great.
		Well, I don't actually advocate for people to buy Legos like I You know, I built Legos because I just was in my attic.
		I found my old Legos.
		I was like, this is gonna be funny, and it'll be fun, pass the time, throwback, whatever, but I'm not actually like an advocate of, oh, go out and buy toys, play with toys.
		NovaCourse's website and FuentesTV.
		I'm hype!
		We're so blessed!
		You are blessed!
		Tally says heads will explode.
		Yes.
		Nick's biggest fan says knicker nation rising.
		Yeah Cajun says could you be held legally liable for unoptical comments on the site?
		No, I don't know what you're talking about.
		What a dumb question Drakenstein says great job Nick.
		Thanks Israel first says can't wait to see your old fallout twitch streams.
		I don't know if that's it.
		It's not every gaming stream And it's not every commentary stream.
		We've salvaged a lot of them, but it's not it's it's all America first episodes But it's not all gaming streams and because I've done like a ton of gaming streams and I didn't save most of them so so that is not every gaming stream, but it's a lot of them and I'm not sure if there's a follow one.
		I'll have to double-check Let's see Optical zoomers says unemployment and Trump bucks came in any chance we can gift away subs on the new site for the masses I don't think that's gonna happen There's not a feature for that Dracken Stein says make Funko pops of yourself Okay, truly.
		Yes a cereal first or milk first Nick America very funny very funny reddit joke Very funny Tumblr joke.
		Bro, I'm dead.
		It's not fun.
		Everybody thinks it's like aspirational.
		It's not aspirational.
unidentified		old stranger bro i'm dead optics respecter says i was awake for 30 plus hours twice last weekend so i am identifying yeah you can relate it's not fun everybody thinks it's like aspirational it's not aspirational it sucks my stomach hurts my head hurts I'm tired.
unidentified		It sucks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm irritable.
		I'm like off the goop.
		My mood is fluctuating.
		I know it's going to take a few days to get back on a good sleep schedule.
		There's nothing fun about it.
		Sheenysaba says, stop donating on DLive.
		Use Entropy.
		Well, you can use DLive if you need to, but Entropy if you can.
		Yamato says, who is your favorite Sith Lord?
		Favorite Sith Lord?
		Probably Palpatine.
		It's got to be Palpatine.
		Very relatable.
		There's nothing I love more than what I really love about Revenge of the Sith is that what the movie is fundamentally about is just this mask off moment of like Now, now you see my plan!
		You know, and I relate to that on a big level.
		You know, this idea that there's this guy quietly plotting and scheming and, you know, and playing so subtly and everything and then, you know, and then she just goes off and then it's just what has been set in motion cannot be stopped and it's revealed.
		And like, that to me is just like, Epic.
		That to me is like so, I can't tell you why, but I just think that's so amazing.
		I don't know.
		I just, I love the idea of like plans and schemes and like, you know, that long game sort of like everything playing out just, just as it was designed.
		Like there's something about the satisfaction of finally, like the tables are turning and now it's like, aha, you're falling into my trap.
		Like that to me is like so satisfying to see Palpatine finally win in the end you know to go from like a lowly guy maybe it's because I'm like a political guy because that's how I wasn't like model UN and like so the idea of like a carefully laid plan finally coming together there's something about that which is just so satisfying to me so so probably Palpatine
		And even what was satisfying about Episode IX is when he does the lightning, and it's like he builds the Final Order and the Sith Fleet and all this, and all the Star Destroyers equipped with, like, Death Star weapons, and it's like, wow, nuts.
		Nine.
		The series wasn't about Darth Vader.
		It wasn't about Anakin Skywalker.
		It was about Palpatine.
		And it was nine episodes.
		He got from a lowly senator on Naboo all the way to, like, I'm gonna end the whole galaxy.
		Like, I'm gonna, unilateral, like, dictatorship within a dictatorship.
		I'm gonna run the galaxy.
		the most powerful force user, I will use force lightning to destroy the galaxy's whole fleet.
		Like that to me, it was just like a, it's a story of expansion and exertion through tact and wit and, uh, you know, and all that to gradually become 50% plus one of the whole galaxy.
		Like that, that like all kind of clicked for me when watching that movie, when watching that movie, seeing him in the throne and then, then, then throwing up the lightning with the base boost.
		It was like, it culminated in that, like that grand plan.
		There's something that's just very, I don't know, satisfying to me about that.
		Seeing it all play out.
		So, uh, Groyper Wave, so he's probably my favorite.
		You know, Anakin is like, oh, I love Padme, and now I'm evil because of it!
		And like, Count Dooku's like, naive, and Darth Maul gets chopped up, and like, you know what I mean?
		Like all these other Sith Lords, they're all pawns.
		Palpatine is the guy, you know?
		Groyperwave says, is it just going to be your streaming?
		You streaming on your site?
		No, I just explained it.
		Fish says, read it and weep, pal.
		Okay.
		Groyp says, letter that comes with Trump bucks is half in Spanish.
		Oh, I'm sorry to hear about that.
		Blackpilled again.
		Dax says I don't care about me too, but I love seeing the Dems squirm.
		Yeah American nationalists sex scandals are like booty holes.
		Everyone has one.
		Ha ha ha Dax is stupid whores mess around and then cry rape.
		Nope.
		Yeah, that's exactly it American nationalists as such when the shoes on the other foot.
		Yeah, totally worthwhile chat.
		Thanks for sharing that Tactical Noob says, saved a guinea for this occasion.
		Congrats big guy.
		By the way, Charlie Kirk's stimulus scam was so cringe.
		Yeah, I agree.
		Thanks for the ninja guinea.
		Yamato says, Stacey Abrams is biological Leninism in action.
		So true.
	Dak says, accelerate cancel culture.
	Only way to end it.
	Ah, very true.
	American Nationalist says, left is beyond cringe.
	It's gay.
unidentified		Wow.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Again, another meaningful chat.
		I'm glad that you posted that.
		Castration says Jar Jar Black and Watto Jewish.
		Okay.
		Tulia says if Indians were nationalists, it'd still be their land.
		I disagree, actually.
		That's pretty dumb.
		Maybe if Indians had, like, technology.
		Or God on their side.
		I don't know.
		Dax says, did you watch JLP versus The Nun?
		Pretty funny.
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yamato says ideological relativism is fundamentally leftist.
		Yup.
		Let's see.
		Yamato says centrism operates on a leftist moral framework.
		I agree.
		Let's see.
		Papist says you seen the new folk salad?
		No, I'll have to watch it.
		Marcos says leftism is the feminine spirit, right is masculine.
		Yes, kind of, I guess.
		Boomer Uncle says great shows all week, King.
		Enjoyed the appearance on Highly Respected last night as well.
		Mazel Tov.
		Thanks a lot.
		F in chat says it's real.
		I'm the wife, excuse me, says it takes years to reconcile with it and face him.
		So true.
		Holy Servant says your tie is see-through tonight, Nick.
		Wow, it's so funny.
		Zophos says I believe Tara.
		F Biden.
		Okay.
		Dax says if it's personal, gain, but you're disgusted, not rap.
		Okay, I don't know what that means.
		Bearded Groyper says, we can't play by their rules and win.
		Another groundbreaking take.
		Thank you.
		I'm the Wife says, I don't lie all the time, only on Saturday nights.
		Another amazing, stellar chat.
		That is not a waste of time.
		Hounds says, I think you've gone off the rails.
		Biden is cringe.
		Another winner.
		We just are, what are we, 40 and 0 at this point?
		Keep knocking them out of the park, big guys.
		Legion of Genius says, real think tank present in the chat.
		Northwesterner says senile Biden would just be controlled by globo homo.
		Another, another insightful and incisive take exposing what's really going on.
		So true.
		Dax says guys who, quote, believe all women are always the creeps.
		Another, another, another one, another one, and another one.
		Okay, I'm not even going to read that.
		I, too, think about fictional characters when I'm thinking about what we should fashion our dynamics between the sexes in society, what that should look like.
		Imagine Anakin Skywalker asking for consent.
		That is so true.
		What would Jack Bauer do?
		What would Chuck Norris do?
		Imagine Chuck Norris asking for consent.
		Consent asks Chuck Norris for... Like, right?
		Yeah, that's a really... Again, another winner.
		Hounds says, thank God for you, Nick.
		Okay, finally an unironic winner.
		Sheetstains says, is war with China really possible?
		I mean, anything's possible.
		Umass says never forget Kavanaugh.
		Reid is no better than Ford.
		I agree.
		Serena says if Biden wins he'll be deemed incompetent and the female VP he runs with will become president.
		Yeah probably true.
		Dax says top 5% of Chinese are based and want to enslave Africans.
		Okay disavow.
		Can we just ban this guy?
		We can't have that.
		Tactical nuke incoming says website up equals Nick unleashed D live TOS in flames Yamato says it seems Nick has embraced the Faustian spirit Time doubts is $14 super chats of the backbone of America first now.
	That's never gonna not be funny.
	I Rusto says, what's the name of the dark story you referenced?
	I said it a few times.
	If you missed it, that's on you.
	Jesse Winfrey says, howdy boys!
	What's up, Jesse?
	Good to see ya.
	Northwesterners says, gays are the most protected class in America.
	Wow.
	Do you want to do my job?
	Because I, you know, I think you're just like, I mean, you're basically there.
	Chief says, this is most definitely a comedy show.
	I agree.
	Fart says, Gen Alpha won't even know what the internet was like.
	Yeah, they won't.
	A lot of Gen Z won't, honestly.
	Connor says, I'm a fan of the No Sleep Go Offs.
	Such a fun show.
	I'm glad you like it.
	Timed Out says, Nick is a good guy.
	So true.
	Rustos says, for context, the Unchained dystopian story.
	Oh, that's Harrison Bergeron.
	Okay, you happy?
	Sheetstain says, three times now your audio cut off.
	DLive censorship?
	Probably not.
	Probably just an issue with bandwidth or something.
	I'll take a look after the show.
unidentified		How's that?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		can shove it, don't grab our guns.
		So true.
		Timed Out says Maxi Bro is an effective moderator.
		Bob Sacamano will tell you he is better though.
		Singing Groyper says Sup King made a song about the Groyper War.
		Stay based.
unidentified		Oh boy.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I bet this...
unidentified		We'll see.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		These are pretty hit or miss.
		So I'll take a look after the show.
		How's that?
		Thanks for the genie.
		ASU Groyper says one of your best nights Why won't my friends watch?
		I don't know.
		OpticsRespector says, are they scraped knuckles from punching the wall?
		Uh, no.
		Nope.
		Don't know what you're talking about.
		That's just a camera glitch.
		Butt says, ancient Chinese proverb.
		It's called justice because it's just us.
		Is that a real?
		That doesn't sound right to me.
		Timedout says, I don't like entropy, but I like you, Nick.
		Okay.
		Slag says, do you think Trump is justified in holding a grudge against Sessions?
		No, I don't.
		Justin says, not surprised to see that the ADL is attacking the gamers now.
		Sold the turnips yet?
		I did.
		I sold the turnips today and I made 15 million bells.
		15 million bells.
		I sold 26,500 turnips, probably averaging between 530 and 617 bells.
		turnips, probably averaging between 530 and 617 bells.
		I went to a few different islands on turnip exchange.
		So I made a pretty penny off of my little turnip investment.
		I'm very happy with it.
		I was very stressed because my bell price today was like, or my turnip price was like 62, 62 bells or something.
		And I was tweaking because I'm like, it's Friday.
		They're almost going to rot.
		But I, but I grinded it out today all afternoon.
		I went back and forth and I ran to op.
		I got, you know, what was it?
		15 million bells.
unidentified		So.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But yeah, not surprised.
		Gamers are the source.
		They're the source of our ranks.
		It's fitting that the ADL would go after them.
		Frogs says, what do you think about monarchism?
		It's based.
		Okay, is that what you want to hear?
		Based Leaf says, will you do a something for AF600?
		Probably not.
		Ubermensch says, love or hate Nick?
		He's speaking straight facts.
		So true.
		Good Vibes says, Nick, healer of the race.
		Fuentes, so true.
		These suck, guys.
		I'm gonna be honest.
		I'm not, I'm not having fun with these.
		BlackPhillips says, I have more fun talking to myself than talking to these.
		BlackPhillips says, 1951 MacArthur wanted a carpet bomb PRC with nukes.
		Okay, thanks for sharing.
		OpticsRespectus has just got the email with my Valorant code.
		I'm in!
		Okay, well you better play good!
		Okay?
		But yeah, hit us up, bro.
		We want to play with you.
		Based Crusader says, sometimes I wish Trump would say we are going to carpet bomb something.
		I don't know.
		I'm not really pro-war.
		Based Leaf says, based beard.
		Thanks.
		iBench says, you redpilled on the vegan agenda.
		Yeah.
		Timedout says, imagine being loved like the Groipers love Nick.
		I'm feeling the love right now.
		I can tell you Cajun says it's your website and you don't have 230 protections Okay, but you're retarded if you think that that's how that works.
		I'm just gonna say that like I can't explain it to you I can't break it down for your little pea brain if you think that's how section 230 works You should get a brain scan and see if you have a brain still You might be like, what was that journal about that guy that went to the doctor and they did a brain scan and they found that most of his brain was gone?
		That's you, right now.
		T. James says, yeah, section 230, sure.
		T. James says, is it true you started this show from your dorm?
		Not even my dorm!
		From my friend's dorm!
		I had a roommate.
		I couldn't do it with my friend, so, or with my roommate in my room, so I did it from my friend's dorm.
		ScottishGroiper, Yeah, maybe we'll bring him back.
		I can tell you're not sorry if you're preemptively apologizing.
		Yes, he was.
		He's not Jewish.
		for 250 characters on Entropy is brutal.
		Sorry in advance for my excessive chats.
		I can tell you're not sorry if you're preemptively apologizing.
		Anon Semper says, was Mike Toks faking being Jewish?
		Yes, he was.
		He's not Jewish.
		He faked it, and he explicitly said he was faking it so that he could make it in finance.
		Kyle Frank says, you are tired, so here, just take the money and get some rest.
		I approve...
		Kyle Frank, the chat autist, ironically has more social awareness than everybody else.
		All the wages in the chat.
		Kyle Frank be like, I am, I am, you know, reading your wavelength, I am empathizing, and I am responding appropriately.
		It's like this guy, this guy has it figured out better than most of you neurotypicals.
		So thanks for the Nijigini, Kyle Frank.
		A true king.
		A true Chad King.
	Yeah, there's some good books out there.
	Let me think.
	history in the U.S., pre-Reagan coalition and so on, paleo versus neocon.
	Yeah, there's some good books out there.
unidentified		Let me think.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		There's Paul Gottfried wrote two books.
		I forget the title.
		One of them is about paleocons versus neocons.
		I think it's called, like, The Great Purge.
		He wrote another book about... What is it called?
		It's on my desk over there, but I can't see it because my monitor is in the way.
		Oh, it's behind another pile of books.
		Let me see.
		He wrote two books.
		One of them is, like, The Conservative Movement in America, and one is, like, The Great Purge.
		Let me see.
unidentified		Let's see.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		So Gottfried has one called Conservatism in America, Making Sense of the American Right.
		And then the other is The Great Purge, the Deformation of the Conservative Movement by Gottfried.
		There's one called The Conservative Movement In America since 1945 by who's the author again on that one George Nash and then There's a good book compiled by Russell Kirk called what the fuck?
		Language check.
		What is it called?
		There's a good?
		It's called The Conservative Reader by Kirk.
		Yeah, The Portable Conservative Reader by Russell Kirk is another good one.
		That's just off the top of my head.
		Is those four.
		Those four books.
		Those two by Godfrey, Conservative Movement in America Since 45 by Nash, and The Portable Conservative Reader compiled by Russell Kirk.
		That's an esoteric one.
		That's got a lot of good stuff in it, but... Yeah, that's a pretty good summary about American conservatism.
		Those are some good starting places.
		Let's see.
		Coolman says, hate the pretentious tone YouTubers have.
		Now that you are gone, there is nothing to watch.
		I know, I hate it too.
		YouTubers are gay, man.
		You know, like the YouTuber dialect, like the YouTuber cadence.
		I hate that.
		I just talk like a person, but these YouTubers, they're like...
		Um, I can't even I can't even do it.
		I can't even bring myself to do it.
		I won't I won't ever even attempt Like the TED talk voice if you have a TED talk voice I'm gonna like I'm not even gonna say so it violate TLS Zoomer says, remember when Super Chats used to make you laugh?
		No, actually I don't.
		Timedout says, press M for Maxi Bro, B for Bob Sacamano.
		Yeet says, have a great weekend.
		You deserve it after this.
		I do, actually.
		TacticalNukeIncoming says, several of my Nik Toks have been removed.
		Take my money and get some sleep, big guy.
		Thanks.
		Evan says, people against reopening act like there's going to be a mass orgy.
		I trust people actually use caution.
		Yeah, they'll be social distancing.
		That's true.
unidentified		True.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Castration says, Nick, I'm paying you to insult me.
		I know.
		Timed Out says, Nah, Nick, really, you are cool, though, for real.
		Ah, thanks, I appreciate that, for real.
		GamerNat says, Nick, here's some money.
		Shmoney dance on these cringe super chatters.
		I'm shmoney dancing, alright.
		Scottish says, Do you miss college?
		I miss college a little bit.
		I miss living by myself I'm not gonna lie.
		I miss living by myself.
		I miss just being able to do my own thing unperturbed unbothered You know the only thing though living by myself.
		I had a roommate and I lived on a floor and the walls were like paper thin and like there was no privacy, but I It's honestly like it's just different, you know, because I could go out and like and I would often go out late at night and I wouldn't have to tiptoe.
		I wouldn't have to like, you know, have to explain where I'm going.
		Where are you going?
		Where are you going to eat?
		What are you going to do?
		You know, it's like maybe I just want to go for a drive.
		Maybe I just need to get out of the house.
		Maybe I just don't want to talk, like I just want to pass through this realm without exchanging words or a glance.
		I'm like an electron, okay?
		I'm like a subatomic particle.
		I am different when observed, okay?
		When I am not observed, I am all these potentialities.
		But when I am observed passing from one quarter to another, I am forced, I am forced to change, or rather to pick a form.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I hate that.
		I hate that.
		I hate being observed.
		I hate having to exchange words.
		I know that might sound like dumb, but I'm autistic like that.
		I can't handle that.
		I don't like that.
		I don't like the idea that it's like I have to walk through and you're like looking at me or I have to talk to you or like whatever.
		I just want to go.
		I want to come and go.
		I want to be in my sanctum, you know, unperturbed, unbothered.
		That's what I miss about college.
		It's just kind of like the do whatever you want.
		You know, if people are bothering you, You can hang up, right?
		Block.
		Now it's like, it's not like that.
		Let's see.
		Anon Sempers says, can I call TikTok nurses CIA already?
		Dumb super chat.
		ScottishGroiper says, TED Talks are overrated and pretentious.
		Great take.
		Wow.
		Congratulations.
		Amazing take.
		So good.
		So original.
		Big Globes says, Trevor Noah's show now is like a shitty YouTube channel.
		Yeah.
		Young Fire Trucks has had a mega Big Mac in your honor today.
		Ah, thanks.
		Evans says, how fast can you throw a baseball?
		I don't know.
		I've never measured the speed at which I could throw a baseball before.
		Okay, let's see.
		We've got Entropy.
		Wow, lots of Entropy superchats.
		Iris says, how can you call me cringe in Jaden's chat?
		I'm based, bro.
		Please, I promise, I'm based.
		Really, because you sound like a millennial.
		Sheenysaba says, pretty cringe.
		I agree.
		I'm with you on that one.
		Can you please talk about BDS?
		What is it exactly?
		Are you kidding me?
		You don't know what BDS is?
		It's, it's, uh, what is it?
		Something Divest Sanction.
		What is it?
		Boycott Divest Sanction.
		And it's directed at the Israeli government because of their treatment of the Palestinians.
		And it's a lot of Palestinian students.
		And what they do is they boycott Israeli goods.
		They advocate for divestment from Israel, sanctioning Israel.
		Because of the way that they mistreat Palestinians and they won't give Palestinians statehood.
		And it's this, you know, transnational political movement that's trying to bring about change in Israel through economic means.
		And it's funny because Israel calls that economic terrorism, but this is what Israel did to Germany in 1933.
		Nobody knows about this, but, you know, take a look at some of the headlines in 1933 about, you know, a certain economic war that was declared.
		Embargoes, sanctions, things of that nature.
		So, might want to look into that.
		Lenny O'Groy versus good luck with your new website.
		Thanks, Iris, as I was about to sin, but then a shooter song came on and saved me from myself.
		Wow, great job.
	Polish-American says if you tell a lie enough it becomes truth.
	Hitler.
	The left has been lying non-stop for 70 plus years.
	No wonder people believe them.
	This really makes me think.
	Okay.
	Who controls the world?
	Fought with a simp hype house dude over gender yesterday.
	Long story short, he eventually caved, started throwing insults, and started blurring music on his livestream.
	Anyways, here's some Big Mac money for the big guy.
	Keep up the good work.
	Thanks a lot.
	Severian says, do you think the U.S.
	will ever have hyperinflation?
	I don't know.
	Bullseye says, only in our modern world is it easier for a woman to set up a stream to sell her body than a young genius to stream himself talking about politics.
	Grats on the new site.
	Grats.
	Anx.
	Ank-oo-ary-utch.
	Thank you.
	Thank you very much.
	Grats.
	Anx.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Yeah, that is so, wow, we really live in a society.
	Isn't that so bad?
	Iris says, I've been fiending YouTube for old Nick clips.
	Glad you've centralized it.
	Appreciate the hard work.
	I know data entry and mass uploads are tedious.
	Hope the website, the website release goes smoothly.
	Thanks a lot.
	I appreciate that.
	Faticotti says we have returned a tradition.
	I see the 200 character entropies have returned his road to cinnabar good I read all his other stuff and feel like I got his stuff.
	I don't know what that is Jay rents his left-wing standards are completely instrumental used to attack their enemies and then disposed of Establishment right needs to learn how to play the game.
	Ah, that's a really dumb take Anon says, Women are Soviet sleeper agents, but instead of chemical attacks or nuclear bombs, they unearth sexual assault allegations after their programming is activated.
	Okay.
	Truth says, Hello King, what are your... Yeah, funny dude.
	Hilarious.
	Hello King, what are your thoughts on the recent Roger Stone documents directly mentioning Israeli involvement in the 2016 election?
	There's more info to come, too.
	We already know with the Flynn investigation that it led to Israel again, not Russia.
	This is shocking.
	Makes more sense if Israel hacked the DNC as opposed to the Russians.
	The damage it did to the Democrats' campaign and what Israel got from a Trump presidency.
	Professor's take.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Here's a link.
	Okay.
	I don't know.
	I'd have to look more into that.
	Israel's hacking an election?
	Hmm.
	I don't know.
	I'll have to look into that.
	Never heard of that before.
	Jay Wren says, bruh, this election is so anachronistic.
	Chad Trump vs. Arian Joe, the last stand of the white, Christian, sexist male.
	2024 onwards will look very different.
	Wow, another genius take.
	Wow, really?
	You mean two white guys and then it'll not be like that?
	Come on, are we even trying?
	These are so bad tonight.
	Truth says the link I posted in the last Super Chat is a professor.
	I don't care.
	I'm not reading your link right now.
	I'm not going to read your article right now.
	I'm doing a show right now.
	I don't care what your link is.
	People, here's this link.
	What is the expectation?
	I'm going to stop the show and read your article.
	Let's see.
	Jay Renz says, imagine Biden in a Kavanaugh-style hearing.
	Where were you Wednesday at 9 p.m.
	30 years ago?
	Nippa doesn't know where he is right now.
	Who controls the world says, usually women don't tell the truth.
	Manipulation is their weapon.
unidentified		Yeah, very true.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Total annihilation says, I never believed women who wait this long.
		It's not like Biden is in the mafia.
		She wasn't going to get whacked for coming forward.
		If anything, she would have made a ton of money.
		Yeah, that's true.
		Irish says, I've lied, I've lived abroad for most of my life and I'm still more patriotic than anyone I know.
		What does that tell you about the average American?
		Wow, great point.
		Jay Renz says, the notion of consent has a very libertarian free market ring to it.
		Okay, I'm just not gonna do that anymore.
		Faticotti says, me and old Uncle Joe shoving our crayons in special places while laughing about coloring outside the lines and beating corn pop.
		Polish American says does your Cookie Monster hat fit you well?
		On Amazon it says it's youth sizing and I hope that it can fit me.
		Anyway, great episode.
		How do you prepare for it?
		Or is it just off the cuff?
		Very smart.
		It's off the cuff and the hat doesn't fit.
		It's a youth size so it hurts when I wear it.
		It doesn't really, it doesn't really fit around my head.
		Umph loves his happy birthday shallot.
		The big 28 today.
		Is he 28 today?
		I don't care what you have to say.
		I don't know who or what that is.
		Racist incel says, I think your opposition to mass literacy is misguided.
		I don't care what you have to say.
		Elijah says, Superchat1, hey Nick, thoughts on X, thoughts on Y?
		What do you think about this guy, Nick?
		I don't know who or what that is.
		Superchat2, hey Nick, I caught a cold canth in Animal Crossing.
		Nick, let me take a look on the Animal Crossing wiki for five minutes.
		I love this show so much.
		Have a good rest tonight, big guy.
		Thanks a lot.
		Glad you liked the show.
		Truth says, did you excel in mathematics and science in school?
		You are very smart, King.
		No, I sucked at science.
		I got straight C's in science.
		I was really good at math.
		I'm very good at math, but not very good.
		I'm very bad at science.
		I don't believe in science.
		I think it's dumb.
		I don't find it interesting.
		I've always liked the idea of science, but then I get into it and I'm like, this is boring.
		This is boring, too tedious.
		Too- it's tedious!
		Lab reports, hypothesis, you know.
		Lab write-up.
		Gay.
		You know.
		It's too tedious.
		I don't like it.
		And it's just fundamentally, it's all a bunch of crap.
		Atomism.
		And, uh, you know, heliocentrism.
		It's all a bunch of crap, dude.
		So, oh, planets, outer space.
		Where is outer space?
unidentified		Right?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know?
		Stardust!
		Galaxies!
		Okay, where is it all?
		Where is it?
		Where is it?
		What's outside of it?
		You know?
		Riddle me that lab coat!
		Did you know that Pluto...
		Okay, where are we?
		Where are we?
		Yeah, you can't answer that one, so... What difference does it make?
		You know, Jupiter is out there.
		Does that... Is it really?
		Oh, is it really?
		You know what I mean?
		Like, I don't really believe this stuff.
		I know OpticsRespector's not gonna like that one, but it's a bunch of bullshit.
		I just never bought into it, you know?
		You know, all this stuff about evolution and Newtonian stuff.
		It's a bunch of devil worship.
		Nick A says I made parody of this site.
		I'll tag you.
		I don't want that actually.
		Arm says thanks for the show Nick.
		I'm retarded.
		Yeah, you seem like it Racist incels is at my first month conference last fall.
		I hate the unnatural performative speaking voices So many of them have something about it really puts me off to speak like a normal human.
		Yeah, I can't relate I used to I used to rage at speeches like that.
		I would like to echo the sentiments of the previous speaker and say that I That was always I echo the sentiments of the previous speaker that was one of the tropes we have a three-pronged plan and You know The delegate from Russia is You know totally uninformed right now that that like sing-songy cadence.
		I hated that too.
		I Cookie cutter phrases.
		Shut up.
		Just whip it out.
		Go Lyndon Johnson mode.
		This is why we're creating a subcommittee to study the problem.
		This is the resolution right here.
		You want a working paper?
		It's right there.
		Star Pork says, do you hate answering questions about projects that are still in progress?
		Those were the days back when I was in peak form, I think.
		Well, I don't know.
		I wasn't probably peak yet, but it was good times, I'll tell you.
		Proto, Proto Nick.
		Star Pork says, do you hate answering questions about projects that are still in progress?
		Yes.
		Let's see.
		America First Catholic says, hey, big guy, I'm trying to make a TikTok.
		Pull out your phone and record the chat.
		Nothing gives more dopamine to super chatters than seeing thousands of J's in chat for Jesus.
		I don't know.
		I Don't know exactly what you're saying Yeah, I don't know what are you what are you are you instructing me to do that because that sounds like a dumb idea I don't know what you're talking about Polish American says, the fact that the hat doesn't fit is further proof of your ginormous brain.
		Okay.
		Cronies says, best MUN countries is North Korea fun.
		No, North Korea sucks.
		Cause you can't do anything.
		The best MUN countries are like Iran, China, Russia.
		Any country that's opposed to the American-led order is fun to play as.
		Um, you know.
		Second and powerful third world countries are fun.
		Everything else is trash It's fun to be a p5 p5 countries are good.
		Well, I would say that every country sucks except for America China Russia and Like then the rogue states like Venezuela Iran with the exception North Korea because North Korea doesn't get along with anybody but Venezuela Iran Bolivia Cuba.
		You know, these are rogue states that are a little bit more amenable to alliances and axis, you know, something like that.
	Saudi Arabia is pretty fun because they're backwards.
	They're backwards.
	It's the opposite.
	We're backwards, you know.
	But it's basically cool to be a country that has nukes, that's very powerful, that is distinct, or that is an antagonist.
	So I always had the most fun being Russia, China, or Iran, or Saudi Arabia.
	I had a lot of fun being Saudi Arabia.
	Yeah, for reasons.
	So it's just a lot a lot of good times had at Model UN, but it always sucked to be like a European country like France or the UK.
	What is even your policy?
	Your policy is like we're gonna kill ourselves.
	Our policy is we want everyone to play nice and we want to respect women and no one's gonna die unnecessarily and It's like, who wants to play that way?
	You know, Russia can be like, total war.
	Russia can hack elections.
	You know, they can do stuff that's outside the box.
	And France and the UK have to play by these rules they've created for themselves.
	So yeah, I miss it.
	I miss playing as a... Iran was always a good one.
	I was Iran in... I was Iran in OPEC.
	I was Iran in, uh... One other committee.
	I was an Iranian defense minister in a cabinet.
	I was I was I ran at a General Assembly an historical General Assembly 1971 GA and the topic was like space or no it was assault it was the Strategic Arms Limitations Treaty and I remember me and my one of my partners in a different delegation we got a big fight about like a certain law that was passed pertaining to Iran Good times.
	That was the guy that betrayed me on the company.
	Do you remember Ann First Media?
	The guy that went to high school with me that cut me out of the deal illegally, he was in that delegation with me in Model UN.
	We were the Iranian delegation at the Chicago MUN conference and I was Iran in the GA.
	He was Iran in a space committee, like some kind of space related committee.
	It started with a C, I forget what it was.
	And we got a big fight about, like, SALT 2 or something.
	Like, some treaty.
	And we got, like, heated.
	It got real nasty in a Facebook Messenger group.
	That was, like, you know, probably six years ago.
	Anyway.
	So, yeah.
	So he asked me about Model UN.
	Takes me down memory lane.
	Peter says, feel bad for him, but at least now we can assume Nick Video's opinion on circumcision.
	Okay, gross.
	Crunchy's is girl Khrushchev mode.
	We will bury you bang shoe on desk.
	I Love when people say like, you know, go X mode proceeds to explain exactly what that means, right?
	In case you didn't know it means this and it's like all right, right, right, right?
	Cuz we both know what that right?
unidentified		And it's like to just say go Khrushchev.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I will understand you.
		I will understand what you mean.
		I Go Khrushchev UN mode.
		I will understand what you mean.
		I will understand what you're saying, okay?
		You could just say that.
		I will understand.
		Right?
		But let's see.
		I'll take a look.
		See if we have any more on DLive here.
		Time down.
		It says TGIF, huh?
		Yeah, thank God it's Friday.
		I'm gonna go eat, and then I'm gonna sleep.
		Maybe I'll play a little Valorant, too.
		Peace King says, still no Trump bucks, but wife and I are expecting.
		Cheers, King.
		Hey, congratulations.
		Great to hear it.
		Very exciting.
		Another Groyper being brought into the world.
		baby Groyper, baby Groyper, baby Groyper song, like in the Mandalorian, right?
		Baby Groyper, you have spawned a baby Groyper.
		Be careful, that Groyper is a predator.
		Michael the That is a silver lining, I guess, unironically.
unidentified		I do.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I do use a MyPillow.
		Love you.
		Hey, love you too, buddy.
		Evan says, silver lining.
		No pride parades in June.
		Yeah, I'm really glad.
		That is a silver lining, I guess.
		Unironically.
		Time Doubt says, do you use one of those MyPillows?
unidentified		I do.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I do use a MyPillow.
		My grandma got it for me.
		Because she watches Fox News.
		So she got me a MyPillow.
		And it's a good pillow.
		Honestly, it's a great, it's unironically a great pillow.
unidentified		So, it works.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay, that's our last super chat.
		Okay, to the baby groipers out there, that's our last super chat.
		That's gonna do it for us tonight.
		I'm famished!
		I am so hungry!
		And I haven't slept in 40 hours.
		And I'm furious!
		And my knuckles are literally bleeding because I've been punching my desk all day.
		Because I've been furious all day.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, I've struggled to get through the show, but we did it.
		But we did it.
		We made it to the end.
		I was a little bit mad towards the end there, but we made it out.
		You know, it's the end of the baseball game.
		Team Snack is coming out.
		Time to go home and play video games, you know.
		Now there's light at the end of the tunnel, so now I'm feeling good again.
		I'm about to go eat, gonna play some Valorant, and I'm gonna sleep.
		But we made it.
		And I was furious.
		I'm still highly irritable, but that can change.
		I can, but I'm, I'm on a razor-thin edge right now.
		But that's gonna do it for us on America First!
		Remember to follow this channel.
		I'm gonna, I'm gonna upload, or upload.
		I'm gonna unload.
		I'm gonna unload all over you, the chest.
		I'm gonna open up the chest for you.
		Uh, but that's it for us.
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		I'm Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		As always, thanks for watching.
		Thanks to our Super Chatters, in particular.
		Thanks to our Top 3 tonight.
		Thanks to Timed Out.
		Optical... what is this?
		Optical Zoomer?
		Optical Zoomer and Justin KG.
		Huge shout out to our top three.
		Can we get a salute in chat for the top three?
		Three fine fellows.
		Top groipers.
		We appreciate it.
		Thanks to everybody that superchats.
		Thanks to everybody that watches the show.
		We love you and I'll see you on Monday for the launch of our new website.
		Until then, have a great weekend.
		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.

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