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Thank you. | |
Thank you. | ||
And I think to most people, means nothing. | ||
But critical race theory is an inaccurate way to describe what's happening. | ||
Like, so much academic jargon, the phrase critical race theory doesn't mean anything. | ||
What is the overriding message of so-called critical race theory programs? | ||
It is to vilify white Americans. | ||
That's how it expresses itself in education. | ||
That's how it expresses a handful of experts who could tell you exactly what that means. | ||
Because we've been tied up in some pointless debate about a concept that nobody can actually define. | ||
Maybe on a technical, academic level, you could say that that curriculum was inspired by critical race theory, which is a Marxist school of thought from certain academic institutions. | ||
The race hate, and that's what it is, has oozed from the universities and it has infected the entire country, including at the very highest levels. | ||
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But as soon as people start playing games, I stop. | |
I stop playing games. | ||
I stop playing games. | ||
This is a Friday night. | ||
This is a Friday night. | ||
I can control stuff, all right? | ||
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I can control stuff, all right? all right? | |
Everybody dare to vote. | ||
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All right. | |
This is from your biggest Protestant family. | ||
One day see the light. | ||
Well, hey, thanks. | ||
Love you, too. | ||
But sorry, I believe in religion that makes sense. | ||
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Violent crime is way up and claiming victims here in Los Angeles at a rate we haven't seen in decades. | |
A continued rise of murders and shootings in LA is causing community concerns and it has families living in fear. | ||
South LA is already suffering from a high number of violent crime. | ||
South LA is already suffering from a high number of violent crime. | ||
Hey! | ||
I just really want one thing and that's to keep America great. | ||
We're on a golden sea. | ||
You don't need no memory. | ||
Just a place to call your own. | ||
This feature's been too. | ||
All those lights. | ||
You don't need no memory. | ||
You don't need no memory. | ||
You don't need no memory. | ||
You don't need no memory. | ||
You don't need no memory. | ||
Thank you. | ||
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. | ||
With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first. | ||
America first! | ||
Try and actually dissent against the government in a real meaningful way, and you'll find that you'll run up against the same kind of resistance and the same kind and you'll find that you'll run up against the same kind of resistance and the same kind of opposition from the American government that a Russian dissident would run into in the Russian government, and the same kind of opposition that a Chinese | ||
It's not that much different, and I'm living proof. | ||
The first political content that I ever saw was an interview with Thomas Sowell, actually, for the Hoover Institute. | ||
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Every single time, the reduction in the tax rates has led to an increase in tax revenue. | |
So I hear people on television saying how the government can't afford to give this tax cuts to the rich. | ||
You know, they're not giving anything to anybody. | ||
The first book I read was Free to Choose by Milton Friedman. | ||
And, you know, from that point on, I was political. | ||
Good evening, everybody. | ||
You're watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
I've been doing this show now for four years. | ||
Really, it's been a quest for truth and for knowledge ever since I got into this stuff, which was when I was a little kid, ever since I was in middle school. | ||
I started to realize that there would be consequences for my views almost immediately. | ||
I started my show, America First, in February 2017, and the first ever hit piece that was written about me came in April 2017 in response to comments I had made on my show. | ||
And of course, the comments were taken out of context. | ||
The first major wave of deplatforming was in 2019 that I got banned from Discord, Reddit, Twitch. | ||
And then PayPal. | ||
People forget how rapidly that's accelerated. | ||
I distinctly remembered when tech censorship arrived on the scene as a new phenomenon. | ||
And now, that's just the law of the land. | ||
I was suspended from Twitter yesterday. | ||
Permanently suspended. | ||
Gone. | ||
The big tech companies have launched their fiercest attack yet on your right as an American to follow your conscience and to say what you believe. | ||
There was this sense ever since I got started that total deplatforming was inevitable. | ||
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They banned the sitting president of the United States from Twitter. | |
They don't give you a reason. | ||
It's not like they have a good reason. | ||
I'm now banned from every major social media platform. | ||
As somebody who was deeply entrenched in the media ecosystem and in the landscape, it was pretty clear what the writing on the wall was, which is that everybody is going to be deplatformed from everything, and it's only a matter of time. | ||
Currently, the FBI is pursuing an investigation against me for my involvement at the Capitol. | ||
I had done nothing wrong at the Capitol. | ||
I committed no crime. | ||
I went there for the Trump rally on the Ellipse, which was just outside the White House. | ||
I walked to the Capitol with hundreds of thousands of other people for a civil, First Amendment-protected demonstration. | ||
I didn't participate in any violence, illegal criminal activity, and so On the one hand, I knew I had done nothing wrong, but I also know that in this new country that we have, that doesn't necessarily protect you from law enforcement. | ||
I won't even know when the investigation ends. | ||
It may still be going on. | ||
It may not be. | ||
They don't actually tell you. | ||
It's open-ended as far as that's concerned. | ||
They investigate you. | ||
They don't tell you when it ends. | ||
And it could be years before they return, before they show up, before they build their case and finally decide to bring you in. | ||
And if they decide not to do that, well, they'll never tell you either way. | ||
They don't tell you that either. | ||
One night I think I was playing video games or streaming or something and before I started up to go to bed I checked my email and I saw my email that my credit card had been declined for some subscription and I said well that's weird I don't think I'm over my limit on my credit card as far as I know it's a good credit card and so I go to my online banking app and I see that on my checking account it was zero dollars | ||
And understand I had something like a half million dollars in that checking account just the other day. | ||
And so at first I assumed, I thought, this is a glitch, you know? | ||
So I refreshed the app and nothing changes. | ||
I closed the app, I reopened it, nothing happened. | ||
And upon further investigation I saw there was a legal order placed on my account. | ||
I went through my transaction history and I saw legal order and subtracted my entire bank balance. | ||
I froze both my credit cards and my entire checking account was frozen, which is where nearly all of my cash was. | ||
I called customer service at the bank. | ||
I said, where's my money? | ||
What's going on? | ||
They said, well, we'll get to the bottom of this. | ||
They called their legal department. | ||
They call me back a few minutes later and they tell me, your account is under review and we could give you no other information. | ||
And I was furious. | ||
I said, are you kidding me? | ||
I had all this money one day and now it's gone. | ||
When's it going to be released? | ||
Who's doing this? | ||
Why is this happening? | ||
And they just kept saying the same thing. | ||
All we could tell you is your account is under review. | ||
And so I called the bank every single day for two weeks. | ||
Multiple times every day for two weeks. | ||
And finally after about, I think it must have been 15 or 16 days, she calls me back. | ||
And she says, Mr. Fuentes, I have some good news for you. | ||
We have an update on your account. | ||
In order to get in touch with the people that have placed a legal order on your account, you can call these numbers, and she gives me three phone numbers for U.S. | ||
attorneys working for the Department of Justice. | ||
And so at that point, I know this is an FBI investigation. | ||
At that point, I know this is the Department of Justice, which has placed a freeze on all my cash in my bank account. | ||
And the reason why this is so crushing is because the Department of Justice and the FBI are immovable. | ||
Because of the War on Terror, because of the Patriot Act, because of how the federal government operates, they really can do whatever they want to whoever they want, and there's nothing you can do about it. | ||
And so I talked to my lawyer, I asked him, can I get my money back? | ||
Is there anything I could do? | ||
Do they have to release it? | ||
Which are the obvious questions that anyone would ask. | ||
And the response is basically, they can take your money, they don't need a reason, and they can keep it as long as they want and they don't have to give it back. | ||
And this is how the federal government works. | ||
A lot of people assume that because this is America and not Russia or China that there must be something that can be done. | ||
You must be able to sue. | ||
You must be able to file something and pursue some kind of recourse. | ||
But sadly, that's not the case. | ||
If you find yourself the subject of an FBI investigation, if you find yourself a target of the federal government, there's really nothing more that you can do. | ||
It's as inevitable as death or gravity. | ||
The federal government is going to do what it's going to do. | ||
And you're just along for the ride. | ||
All of that concentrated power that's been built up in Washington D.C. | ||
is being rotated and turned inwardly. | ||
And the kind of shock and awe that we saw in 2003 or 2001, Patriot Acts, Panopticon surveillance state, that's now being wielded by politicians, bureaucrats, connected, wealthy, elite people. | ||
And they can now wield that and utilize that against people with American citizenship. | ||
People that have done nothing wrong, are not criminals, are not a threat to society, but people that are merely an inconvenience or a problem to powerful people. | ||
And so at that point, that's the total end of a free society. | ||
That's the end of your rights, that's the end of your property, and it could be the end of your life. | ||
And so that was the first major instance of the federal government coming after me after January 6th. | ||
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Thank you. | |
Just really trying not to break through the pool way. | ||
I don't have a pool. | ||
I didn't know my best, though. | ||
I can hold a text, though. | ||
Nothing else, though. | ||
I'm not a word, not a picture, or a test. | ||
No wrestling with God. | ||
I don't really want to wrestle. | ||
Spanish will be like everything in my life. | ||
Walking with my dad. | ||
He said it ain't Christ-like. | ||
It's not cool to shill for Israel. | ||
It's not. | ||
This is a Christian nation. | ||
This is America. | ||
I fear and love God. | ||
When you remove the fear and love of God, you create the fear and love of everything else. | ||
You're talking to somebody right now that only fears... 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. | ||
With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
From this day forward, it's going to be over. | ||
Only | ||
America first. | ||
You are watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Tuesday. | ||
And I hope everybody enjoyed our mini-documentary, which just aired moments ago. | ||
Tonight was the world premiere of the first episode of our mini-documentary about me and about the FBI investigation into me since January 6th. | ||
Um, like I said, we talked about it all last week and the week before that. | ||
This was a pretty, I think, probably our most professional production yet made by our America First film team. | ||
We were working with a professional director to put this thing together. | ||
Earlier this year, I think in May. | ||
We were very excited to show everybody, and I hope everybody enjoyed the documentary. | ||
It went into, I think, greater detail about the FBI investigation than certainly I've ever talked about on this show. | ||
I don't think I've ever gone into that much detail on this before. | ||
And I think there's a lot of information in there that wasn't even public before, so... | ||
I hope some of you guys found that interesting. | ||
Even if you watch the show every night, there's some stuff in there which I think I don't think I've ever touched on. | ||
So, I hope everybody enjoyed. | ||
I'm going to jump in the live chat actually and see what people are saying. | ||
Let me know, by the way, what you think in the super chats. | ||
Let me know what you think in the live chat because I want to read your... | ||
Feedback and commentary and see what people are thinking about it. | ||
I think everybody was very impressed with the production quality, which you know I I had seen the earlier cuts and I saw it today But watching it on the stream. | ||
This is like I think the best highest quality thing we've ever put together from America first Let's see well live chats really going too fast honestly for me to read Keno Nick, Nick, Nick. | ||
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Nice. | |
High quality. | ||
Beautiful. | ||
So good, man. | ||
I respect Nick. | ||
Very professional. | ||
Me and my dad loved it. | ||
Fuck the feds. | ||
Keno. | ||
Very good. | ||
Okay, so it seems like the feedback is very positive. | ||
I'm glad you guys are enjoying that. | ||
I was watching the live chat throughout the documentary. | ||
It was very positive. | ||
Everybody said they liked it. | ||
But also let me know in the Super Chats if you want me to read anything in particular, because we'll get some feedback. | ||
Tonight for the show, we're going to do something a little bit differently. | ||
We just watched a mini-documentary, so it's going to be a shorter episode tonight. | ||
I figured rather than just dive into a regular news show, I wanted to talk more about the documentary itself, putting it together, the subject matter obviously, and get into a little bit of what the documentary is about. | ||
And then we'll read super chats. | ||
Maybe I'll be in the live chat. | ||
We'll read some more feedback about everything and then we'll call it a night. | ||
I think tonight's kind of like a special. | ||
It's like a special episode. | ||
Big premiere and you know now I'll just tell you a little bit about The film itself and some background what went on because like I said I think that this is the first time a lot of the material covered in this documentary has ever been talked about it ever been made public so we'll talk a little bit about that before we get into the show tonight that's just sort of the plan it's a little bit different tonight but before we get into that I just want to remind you to follow me on telegram and gab the links are down below for that | ||
And other than that, I don't think there's any other updates. | ||
But as it said at the end of the documentary, there will be a part two to this. | ||
This is actually a series. | ||
So what you just saw was only episode one. | ||
And the series is going to cover the theme, and I think you'll understand that from the first episode, the theme of the series is specifically about the government crackdown on The January 6th protesters and on Trump supporters since the Biden inauguration. | ||
And so the first episode specifically we wanted to focus on the seizure of my assets, which was outrageous. | ||
And I think that's the part that hasn't been talked about too much. | ||
The second episode is going to be about the no fly list, which I've covered that a lot. | ||
I covered that on InfoWars. | ||
And I think people basically have the gist of that. | ||
Still, I think there's some information in there which hasn't been covered, but the second episode is about the no-fly list and my experience back in April. | ||
If you remember, I tried to fly down to Florida for the big tech press conference with Michelle Malkin and Laura Loomer and I think Lauren Witzke and Vince James, although I think Vince James wasn't able to make it out, and Jaden and everybody. | ||
So everybody was down there. | ||
You remember I tried to get down to Florida, and then they told me, oh, you can't get on an airplane. | ||
So... | ||
The second episode is about that. | ||
This episode was about, well I mean you just watched it, but this episode was specifically focused on the seizure of my assets by the government, which like I said, I haven't really talked about that too much. | ||
So it is going to be a two-part series. | ||
We'll let you know When that one's ready when we're ready to unveil that one, but I'm excited about it We'll have a full series here. | ||
And like I said, I think that's gonna be the highest production quality Maybe the best thing that's ever come out of the America first film team So I'm really excited that you guys got to see that and by the way, I'll be uploading this episode this the documentary you just watched I'll be uploading that on All of our video platforms this week. | ||
So it will be on Band.Video. | ||
It'll be on Rumble. | ||
It'll be on GabTV. | ||
It'll be on all our platforms for you guys to watch. | ||
It'll be on this website, too. | ||
So if you missed it, if you're just tuning in now and you missed it, you'll be able to watch a replay of it this week. | ||
And if you're watching the replay of this episode later today or tomorrow, you'll be able to watch the documentary, too. | ||
So... | ||
But anyway, I'm very glad you enjoyed it. | ||
I was excited for everybody to see it, and I was just blown away by it, and I'll just tell you a little bit about the production of this documentary. | ||
So, you know, obviously this no-fly list situation happened in April, and I've been actually talking to a lot of filmmakers since the Capitol, and I have to tell you, I really like filmmakers. | ||
I don't know what it is, but I talk to a lot of professionals. | ||
I know lawyers. | ||
I know accountants. | ||
I know, you know, lots of different people. | ||
And the filmmakers, I get along with the best, I feel like. | ||
Because I've been talking to a lot of them since January 6th. | ||
There was a lot of interest surrounding the Stop the Steal protests, which was going on back in November and December last year. | ||
And there was also then a lot of interest in January 6th. | ||
From all the different, there's lots of filmmakers who are covering various aspects of Stop the Steal, and then The 6th, and from lots of different organizations, lots of different groups. | ||
Some of them were working on completely different projects, you know, some of them were working on things totally unrelated. | ||
And they just so happen to be at Stop the Steal for a different reason. | ||
Anyway, so there was a lot of interest in it, and specifically these conservative filmmakers, a variety of them, were interested in telling the story of the people that were involved in Stop the Steal. | ||
Because, you know, as we know, and I've covered this a lot on the show, it wasn't exactly what the media is telling everybody it was. | ||
Everybody's trying to understand that day. | ||
It's such a day of great consequence and obviously has had a profound impact on politics transitioning from the Trump presidency now to the post-Trump era. | ||
And so anyway, so people were covering a lot of different things going on after the 6th, and after I was put on the no-fly list and I was made very public and I was on InfoWars talking about it, I was approached by some people who wanted to join our film team, the America First film team, and they said they wanted to do something specifically about this. | ||
And so we put together this production. | ||
It was honestly, it was... | ||
It was very quick, you know, for what it was. | ||
I'm watching the documentary back tonight, and I'm thinking, man, like, I should have gotten a haircut. | ||
I should have shaved. | ||
But it all happened so quickly. | ||
You know, that was such a busy time for us earlier this year. | ||
We were putting together the White Boy Summer Road Trip, and bringing together the lawyers to sue the TSA and the federal government to get off the no-fly list. | ||
And so is this packed hectic schedule trying to figure everything out and we were lobbying on the tech bill and everything and so we put this series together in like a couple weeks and put together locations and everything like that. | ||
And anyway, so we were in talks with a filmmaker who was on our team, put this thing together very quickly. | ||
And at first, we just wanted to talk about the no-fly list. | ||
And then it evolved beyond that. | ||
We wanted to talk about the whole situation, tell the whole story. | ||
Because, you know, as I was talking about the no-fly list, specifically, it was supposed to be just a very short project talking about specifically that. | ||
You know, me and the director were talking and we said, there's really a lot here. | ||
There's really a lot of interesting things that he actually didn't even know about. | ||
And he said, you know, wow, that's I think people need to hear about this. | ||
So we decided then and there to lengthen the project and do a little bit more and talk about it. | ||
And ultimately, the purpose of doing this whole thing, the purpose of doing this mini documentary is to create something which is, you know, obviously the high production quality that's on par with anything else that's out there from the mainstream media like Vox or FiveThirtyEight or Vice or whatever. | ||
But making something that's digestible and short that, you know, you could share this with a family member or a friend or something and it's gonna get people's attention, it's easy on the eyes, it's the kind of AAA production quality that people are used to, but telling our story in a way that's compelling and sympathetic and people can watch that and in seven minutes get the gestalt of just exactly the nature of what's going on. | ||
Because, you know, I think it... | ||
A lot of people just really don't even understand how bad it is with the government right now. | ||
And I've been talking about this a lot on my show every day since January 6th and people have been telling me lately, they say, you know, Nick, the show is too blackpilled. | ||
The show is just too depressing. | ||
I can't watch your show too much anymore because it's just blackpills and it's bringing me down and you're putting me in a bad mood and everything. | ||
But I'm covering the news. | ||
It's not me that's blackmailing everybody, it's the situation. | ||
And nowhere else in the news media landscape is anybody really being honest about how bad it is. | ||
I can think of a few other people that are being transparent about this. | ||
I think Alex Jones is being honest about it. | ||
I think Darren Beattie at Revolver, I think he's doing a pretty good job. | ||
Tucker Carlson's, he's kind of hit or miss, honestly. | ||
When he hits, it's a home run. | ||
It is a grand slam. | ||
But it's a little hit or miss. | ||
We gotta be honest. | ||
But with those exceptions, I don't think anybody's really being honest about how bad it's getting. | ||
And so people just don't really know. | ||
And in particular, you know, obviously I have been on the receiving end of this for my entire career. | ||
And I've been on the receiving end of it not specifically from the government, not particularly from the government, but from the society. | ||
You know, I've been treated by the society in a particular way. | ||
Not because I've done anything, not because I've broken a law, but because I just say or think the wrong thing. | ||
And that's gotten me banned from Twitter, that's gotten me banned from PayPal, that's You know, gotten me ostracized in social circles, which people take for granted. | ||
People have acclimated. | ||
They've gotten used to the fact that that's the way it is. | ||
That's how it goes. | ||
It's kind of been like that for a long time. | ||
At least a decade, maybe more. | ||
But people don't realize specifically how rapidly and significantly it's changed over just the last year. | ||
I mean, it's a real inflection point. | ||
It's different categorically now than it was a year ago or two years ago. | ||
In the same way that five years ago it was an inflection point. | ||
You know, and I talked about that in the first part of this documentary. | ||
It was an inflection point when Milo and Andrew Anglin and Pax Dickinson and Chuck Johnson got banned from Twitter. | ||
When that happened, no one had ever heard of that. | ||
People were shocked when Milo got banned. | ||
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They said, what? | |
A guy getting banned because he has the wrong political views? | ||
That's crazy! | ||
And now, of course, we know you can't say anything on the internet. | ||
Now, everyone gets banned for saying the slightest thing wrong, or sometimes they don't even say anything wrong, on every platform. | ||
This applies on every platform. | ||
But, at the time, people didn't know about it, right? | ||
It was unheard of. | ||
It started small, and then expanded to more people, and it was more thorough, you know, depending on the individual. | ||
And so, just like we had an inflection point five years ago, Now we have an inflection point with the government. | ||
And just like five years ago, people didn't know. | ||
Now people don't know. | ||
People don't know how bad it is. | ||
People don't know the potential for how bad it can get. | ||
And so the purpose of doing this project is to shed some light on that and help people understand this is what the system, this is what the American system is capable of. | ||
And people don't even realize. | ||
Like, I tell people what goes on in my life, and they don't even believe it. | ||
It's like something out of a movie. | ||
I was just texting a friend of mine earlier before this show tonight, a friend of mine who I still talk to from high school, and I said, hey, you know, how's it going? | ||
How you doing? | ||
Are you in Chicago, by the way? | ||
And he's like, no, I'm in Florida. | ||
You should fly out here and hang out. | ||
And I said, yeah, I can. | ||
I'm on the terrorist watch list, probably. | ||
I'm on the federal no-fly list. | ||
I can't board an airplane and fly there. | ||
And he's like, oh yeah, I forgot. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
And it really is. | ||
You know, most people, I mean, people that know me know that. | ||
People that watch my show know that. | ||
But most people in the country don't know that. | ||
Most people in the country don't know that that's even possible. | ||
It's like, unheard of. | ||
And specifically in my case, and about the subject of tonight's episode, the first episode in the series, about the seizure of the money. | ||
Most people I know personally don't even know that. | ||
The government logs in to their terminal, they have access to all my assets, They go into a checking account, they press a button, and it places a freeze on all the assets in my bank account, and that's it! | ||
And one day you have lots of money in a bank account, and you've got all your bills set up, you've got your Spotify, you've got your Whatever, your phone bill, you've got your college loans, your student loans, and one day there's all that money and then the next day there's no money. | ||
And then it literally becomes a question of, can I put money in the bank? | ||
I mean, think of it. | ||
Imagine what would happen to you if you woke up one day and your main checking account that you use has no money in it. | ||
And you have to think to yourself, at that point then, well, I mean, what's even happening here? | ||
And I covered this in the documentary at first. | ||
I didn't even know what happened. | ||
I thought, is this the bank? | ||
Is this civil litigation? | ||
Is it the government? | ||
Is it... I mean, who knows exactly what it is? | ||
And it's completely opaque. | ||
The process is not transparent at all. | ||
You can't get any answers. | ||
You know, Bank of America. | ||
It's Bank of America, I'll tell you. | ||
That's who I bank with. | ||
Try calling a Bank of America and getting answers on something like this. | ||
If their customer service tells you we can't give you answers, I mean, what do you do in that situation? | ||
This is the society that's been created. | ||
It's not like it's your local banker who maybe your parents banked with, or they're a neighbor, or you see them in church or something. | ||
We're talking about Bank of America. | ||
Hi, my Spotify's defaulted because I have no money in my account. | ||
What's going on? | ||
Well, your account's under review. | ||
I mean, imagine if that happens. | ||
And this is what they can do to you. | ||
And you know the worst part about that experience, which I'll just get into this for a moment, you know the worst part about that experience in particular was just being in the dark about what was going on. | ||
And I talked about this a little bit with Alex Jones when I was down in Austin and I was on his show during the White Boy Summer Road Trip. | ||
He said it's Kafka-esque. | ||
Which I don't know if I love that word, but it's true. | ||
I mean, it's on the money. | ||
He said it's Kafkaesque, meaning it's absurd. | ||
It's ridiculous. | ||
It's like surreal. | ||
It doesn't make sense. | ||
And so the worst part is not even having lots of money and then having zero money, or at least having no access to some of your money. | ||
But what's more, it's the state of uncertainty. | ||
It's a state of terror, really, is what it is. | ||
This feeling of dread, of not knowing when the next shoe is going to drop, how many shoes are left, is there another shoe? | ||
Is it a brick? | ||
Is it a grand piano that's going to fall on your head? | ||
You know, because I wake up one day and it's... or rather, I was about to go to bed in the morning, and literally check my email. | ||
Oh, your Gumroad weekly sweat subscription... | ||
isn't going to happen because your card was declined. | ||
And I thought, well, why is that happening? | ||
My card shouldn't get declined. | ||
Open up your mobile banking app. | ||
You have no money in your account. | ||
And then the question becomes, after you call and they don't give you answers, well, what's going on? | ||
Can I put money in a checking account? | ||
If I put money in a checking account, will that be taken too? | ||
Are they going to take everything I have? | ||
Are they going to break down the door? | ||
And so there was a time when I thought, I can't have money on a card. | ||
I can't have a credit card or a debit card. | ||
There was a time when I seriously thought, I can't pay with a card. | ||
I can only pay with cash. | ||
I can't put money in a checking account. | ||
Or else it will be seized, and then I literally have to go into my secret area where I keep my physical cash, count it all up, and say, how long is this going to last me? | ||
How long is this going to last me to pay people salaries? | ||
How long is this going to last me to pay for my server on my website? | ||
Pay for all the things I need to pay for? | ||
And then think, what am I gonna do with this cash? | ||
Do I have to bury it? | ||
Do I have to bury it in the woods? | ||
If I put it in the house, are they gonna come and take it? | ||
Are they gonna sneak in? | ||
Are they gonna break in? | ||
It's the uncertainty. | ||
And then over time, you know, once you hire very expensive lawyers, and once you pay lawyers lots of money to tell you how this whole process works and what your options are, you know, over time you start to unravel and get some answers. | ||
And honestly, then it's not so bad. | ||
But there's really kind of two elements to it. | ||
If you're following me here, there's really two elements to it. | ||
On the one hand, you have what's happening, which is bad enough, which is you're told you can't fly on airplanes and we're taking all your money. | ||
So, on the one hand, you've got just what the government is capable of doing to you for no reason, with no recourse, with no explanation, and it's just something that one day it's not happening, and the next day it is, and now you've got to deal with it. | ||
And honestly, that's difficult enough, but I think everybody kind of realizes in some way that the government is capable. | ||
Maybe they're surprised when the government does it. | ||
But this is a set of ultimately logistical problems, you know? | ||
Can't get on an airplane? | ||
I'll have to do a road trip. | ||
Don't have access to your cash? | ||
I'll have to raise more money. | ||
Or I'll have to dig into my savings or something like that. | ||
But that's really just one set of the problem. | ||
The other dimension to it is not just what the government does, but how the government does it. | ||
Which is to say that the government doesn't send you a letter in the mail and say, Hi, in 10 days you will not be able to fly on an airplane. | ||
They do that secretly, confidentially. | ||
They wait for you to buy a plane ticket, you show up to the airport, they call security, and then they tell you, oh, well, you can't fly today, sir. | ||
Well, what does that mean? | ||
You can't fly today? | ||
Like they're playing a game or something, you know? | ||
What does that mean? | ||
Am I on a list? | ||
We can neither confirm nor deny. | ||
What? | ||
You know? | ||
And even with the money, then, that was covered in this episode. | ||
It's not like they send you a letter and say, dear, dear subject, this is the FBI. | ||
We've taken your money. | ||
We think you're a criminal. | ||
You'll have to deal with it. | ||
Again, you wake up one day and it's weekly sweat subscription has been canceled because your card was declined. | ||
Call the bank and they say, your account is under review. | ||
Your account is under review. | ||
Your account is under review. | ||
What does that mean? | ||
You know, and for three weeks, you just don't know. | ||
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So. | |
So, to get to the bigger point here, I mean, that was a little bit of a detour, particularly about that experience, but it's important to create media that exposes exactly what's going on and really makes people feel it, because this is about to become a whole lot more relevant in ways that maybe people can already begin to see, especially now, with the coronavirus vaccine, with the coronavirus lockdowns, | ||
Even with this election fraud stuff with people that have been charged since the Capitol riots on January 6th, this is going to become relevant for a lot of people because, you know, I know for myself, I used to think years ago, and I think a lot of normal people think this, they think, oh, and I think a lot of normal people think this, they think, oh, you know, what interest would the government You know, you might look at somebody like Julian Assange and Edward Snowden and say, oh, well, Julian Assange is being tortured. | ||
On a jet by the CIA or whatever. | ||
And Edward Snowden is in exile in Russia and can't step foot ever again in America or the Western Hemisphere or a country with an extradition treaty with the United States. | ||
You might think to yourself, well, I'm not Julian Assange. | ||
I didn't hack the government. | ||
I'm not Edward Snowden. | ||
I'm not an NSA whistleblower. | ||
And you might look at this documentary, you might look at me, and you might say, oh well, Nick Fuentes got put on the no-fly list, he got all his money taken, he's banned from everything. | ||
Well, I'm not a racist internet commentator. | ||
I'm not a racist holocaust denying, you know, whatever. | ||
I'm not a far-right extremist YouTuber, streamer. | ||
But you're seeing that it's really, it's not exclusive to people that are provoking the government. | ||
Because the government is, they have these menu options, they have these tools at their disposal. | ||
It's legal, it's within their jurisdiction, they can do it, they want to do it. | ||
They're doing it to more people, and they're doing it for things that are far less consequential and severe than they used to. | ||
And you're already seeing it. | ||
You know, New York City, they're telling people you can't go into a store or a restaurant, you know, or a gym or a theater if you're not vaccinated. | ||
The Biden administration put out this new memo, this new book from DHS, which talks about domestic violent extremism. | ||
And it includes in that anti-vaxxers, it includes in that people that believe in election fraud, environmentalists, people that believe in white identity, Trump supporters, There was a post on Twitter about somebody who was in basic training for the military and they were told that pro-lifers engage in terrorism. | ||
People that are pro-life! | ||
So, you know, again, not only does the public not know that this stuff is going on, they don't know that people are being put on a no-fly list, they don't know that people can be. | ||
They don't know that people are having their assets seized, they don't know that people can have that done. | ||
And that it's done, even if you did nothing wrong, without explanation, they don't tell you, they don't tell you why, and you can't correct it. | ||
And they certainly don't anticipate that this could happen to any one of them. | ||
But it can, and it's going to. | ||
I mean, I really believe that. | ||
I really do believe that this is the next big thing for everybody, because especially after what happened on January 6th, the government realizes that half the population is basically in open revolt against the sovereign. | ||
You know, 75 million people voted for Donald Trump, and what is the significance of this? | ||
You know, it's not like they voted for a Republican in a national election. | ||
No. | ||
They voted for Donald Trump in 2020. | ||
And what did Donald Trump embody? | ||
Donald Trump embodied, basically, open resistance to the deep state. | ||
Open resistance against the permanent bureaucracy, the permanent political class, the people in the intelligence community, the people at Davos, you know, the World Economic Forum and all of that. | ||
So it's not 75 million people voting for the red team, you know, voting for a Republican politician. | ||
It was 75 million people in spite of the media, in spite of the impeachment, in spite of all the, you know, in spite of all the tricks, going out and, you know, basically saying that They want to overthrow the system. | ||
Not necessarily in a violent revolutionary way, but certainly wanted to keep Trump in office so that he could continue, albeit in an imperfect way, to dismantle the regime that had been created over the past 30 years and beyond. | ||
And so the regime recognized in that, they recognized that by the way November 8th 2016, but certainly they recognized in 2020 with such a big turnout this is going to be a real big problem for their designs with COVID and with BLM and with all this kind of stuff. | ||
And so now at this point we're being treated, the 75 million Trump voters, The people that went to Stop the Steal, the people at the Capitol, the anti-vaxxers, the people that believe in election fraud, and so on. | ||
I mean, we're being treated like enemies of the state, but we're being treated like political dissidents in the way that you would see political dissidents being treated in China, or being treated like that in North Korea, or, you know, another country like that. | ||
The regime is reacting to, it's like Empire Strikes Back, crushing political dissent, which in this case takes the form of Trump supporters, anti-vaxxers, election fraud, election integrity deniers, or something like that, right? | ||
And so, they're moving to shut down this rebellion, that's how they're treating it, in the ways that we see in other countries. | ||
You know, this is what they do to political dissidents in other countries. | ||
Low social credit score, take away and restrict your right to travel, take away and restrict your right to credit, employment opportunity, ostracized socially, name and shame publicly in the media, reputational harm, those kinds of things. | ||
That's what's coming for everybody. | ||
So, I mean, a project like this is really one of the most salient things out there. | ||
And I gotta admit to you, I don't even love talking about it that much. | ||
You know, I go on Alex Jones, and I go on other shows, and they ask me about the no-fly list, and they ask me about the Twitter ban, and they ask me about these things. | ||
And it's obviously very important to talk about because it's very relevant, and it matters. | ||
It matters a lot for people. | ||
I mean it's just, it's news. | ||
People need to know that this is going on. | ||
And it's obviously relevant for me. | ||
But, I don't love talking about it because, you know, in some sense it's like... | ||
It's kind of a weak angle because you're coming at it from the perspective of like, oh my gosh, the government is killing me! | ||
I'm getting raped by the government! | ||
I'm getting raped by big tech and big business! | ||
It's like kind of weak messaging, you know what I'm saying? | ||
To always be on this, I'm oppressed. | ||
We're getting our asses kicked by the government. | ||
Nobody wants to be on the team of the people that are like, we're getting our asses kicked by the government, you know what I'm saying? | ||
But, but, I don't think we're presenting it in that way. | ||
The purpose of this is journalistic. | ||
The purpose of this is expository. | ||
It's very important to just simply show that this is going on. | ||
To simply tell the story. | ||
Not necessarily do it to elicit sympathy. | ||
Not necessarily do it to elicit compassion. | ||
It's not the angle to say, woe is me. | ||
And I think this documentary did a good job on tone. | ||
It's not to say, you should feel bad for me, I'm in such a bad situation. | ||
It's to say, this is the state of the free world. | ||
You know, peeling back the curtain, you know, pardon kind of a trite expression, but, you know, peeling back the curtain and saying, this, this is your so-called free society. | ||
This, this is what America is. | ||
And particularly, conservatives need to see that because a lot of these people are still waving the flag. | ||
You know, a lot of these people are still kissing the boot of the military and the police. | ||
And they're waving the flag, and they're saying, ah, touch some grass, it's the 4th of July, grill up a burger, you know, and watch the fireworks, and kiss a girl, and all that kind of stuff. | ||
Well, I have a little bit of trouble watching the fireworks, and grilling up the burgers, and waving the fucking flag, and kissing the feet of the military and the police, when this is what's going on. | ||
And, you know, that's the purpose of it, particularly for A more conventional conservative crowd, and older people, because this conception that they have of the country has to be destroyed. | ||
You know, this conception, and I've said this from the beginning, this project is so important because this is like, we're really doing something here in the service of what I've explained on the show from the beginning of this year, and really from the beginning of the entire show since its inception, but Specifically this year, which is breaking people out of this habit of rationalizing what the system does. | ||
I mean, this is the biggest thing standing in the way of conservatives. | ||
This hold the line mentality. | ||
Vote for Republicans in the Senate runoff in Georgia. | ||
We'll get them next time in the midterms. | ||
Back the blue. | ||
God bless our troops. | ||
You know, this kind of stuff. | ||
And then happy 4th of July. | ||
That mentality has to be destroyed. | ||
And it's not to say that we don't love our country. | ||
We're the only ones that love our country. | ||
We're the only ones that love our heritage and take pride in it. | ||
But it is to say that the only way that we're going to save all of this is to get real about exactly what's going on. | ||
Right now, the only way to save our country, honestly, is to destroy the country. | ||
Now, I don't say that in, like, a violent way. | ||
I mean this in the sense that we have to be like a phoenix. | ||
This system has to break apart. | ||
This system is like a parasite on this land. | ||
It is a blight on this country. | ||
It's a pestilence. | ||
And until that is eliminated, until that is displaced, You know, we can't make America great. | ||
America is not going to be a great country. | ||
And so, we're going to have to see this country taken down a few pegs before anything good happens. | ||
You know, we have to see America lose in the Olympics. | ||
We have to see China become a bigger economy than America. | ||
We have to see China or Russia win the space race. | ||
We have to see Taiwan taken over by Beijing. | ||
I might sound like a Chinese agent, but You know, a lot of it has to do with China. | ||
In a word, what we have to see is America lose prestige. | ||
We have to see America lose status. | ||
We need it to sink in for people that this country is failing. | ||
It's catastrophic. | ||
That's what I'm saying. | ||
On an essential level, people have got to wake up to, in a word, how bad things are. | ||
You know, to put it simply, to put it succinctly, people have got to realize just how bad things are. | ||
People are not going to realize how bad things are if they say, well, you know, we can critique our country, you and I can bicker back and forth, but we all agree that we love this country and we all think it's the greatest country ever. | ||
No, I'm sorry, but that attitude It's not working. | ||
That attitude is not going to fix the country. | ||
No, you cannot just resign yourself to say, well, we all agree we're all on the same team, and we all agree America's the best ever. | ||
No, we can't. | ||
We can't agree. | ||
No, we're not going to come together and shake hands over beer, OK? | ||
And we're not all going to agree that America's the greatest country ever, because it's not. | ||
It's failing. | ||
It's failing badly, and there's few things that are redeemable about America anymore. | ||
You know, you used to be able to say, maybe 20 years ago, 20, 30 years ago, you used to be able to say something like this. | ||
Well, maybe our culture is a sewer, and maybe our cities are crime-ridden, and maybe our kids are messed up and they're committing school shootings and they're on drugs, and maybe the government's totally corrupt, but at least we're free, baby. | ||
You know, you could have said that 20 years ago. | ||
Something like that. | ||
And people would say that. | ||
They'd say something like, hey, well, that's just freedom, baby. | ||
Rock and roll. | ||
Those are the consequences of freedom. | ||
I wouldn't give up freedom for security. | ||
Ben Franklin said, you know what I'm saying? | ||
But we don't even have that anymore. | ||
We don't even have that anymore. | ||
You know? | ||
And pretty soon we're not even going to have the bad stuff. | ||
You know, well hey, we don't have freedom but we have this big military. | ||
There's going to be nothing redeemable left. | ||
The cities are going to suck. | ||
The country's going to be poor. | ||
The businesses won't innovate. | ||
We're going to have this financialized economy, right? | ||
The military's going to be incompetent. | ||
We're not going to be able to beat rogue states like Venezuela, let alone compete with China. | ||
Our space programs are gonna fail. | ||
You know what I'm saying? | ||
And we won't be free. | ||
And we won't even be decent. | ||
We'll have no dignity. | ||
And people have really got to internalize that. | ||
So, you know, putting this documentary out there is going to tell people, hey, we're in crisis mode. | ||
America isn't a free country. | ||
It's not like we're getting there. | ||
It's not like, do you think it's too late? | ||
No, it's too late. | ||
We've crossed the threshold. | ||
We crossed the threshold sometime in the past five years. | ||
You know, the point of no return. | ||
Maybe that happened before that. | ||
We definitely have crossed the threshold. | ||
This is not a free country anymore. | ||
You're not safe. | ||
You're not free. | ||
We're there! | ||
We've arrived! | ||
It's the beginning! | ||
It's not... I mean, the movie has started, okay? | ||
Newsflash! | ||
Sorry to tell you, but the roller coaster is on its way down. | ||
The train has left the station. | ||
We're there! | ||
This is like the beginning of the movie when people start to get rounded up. | ||
You know, before things really get messed up, this is like in that movie 2012. | ||
It's like in an apocalypse movie when there's like a really bad thunderstorm and you know, the news is like, oh hey, don't panic, everything's okay. | ||
And you know, one character's like, I don't know, I mean, I had a vision or some rogue scientist told me. | ||
You know, it's like in that movie 2012 and there's a giant earthquake splits apart the supermarket and everybody's like, it's no big deal, you know? | ||
We're there! | ||
The momentum is there! | ||
We're moving towards it! | ||
So anyway, so that's the purpose of this is to get the message out there and show people this is what's happening to ordinary Americans. | ||
You don't have to commit a crime. | ||
You don't even have to do anything wrong. | ||
All you have to do Is be the wrong kind of person, you know, have the wrong skin color, vote for the wrong person, have the wrong ideas, and just find yourself in a bad circumstance. | ||
Find yourself in the wrong place, wrong time, and then you're on the receiving end of the full might of the federal government. | ||
And there's no rules, and there's no, there's no honor, right? | ||
There's no, there's no decency about it. | ||
It's not cinematic, right? | ||
It's not gonna be like a movie. | ||
It's just gonna be brutal, you know? | ||
And that's what people gotta understand. | ||
And we've seen it, we've seen it in many different instances. | ||
It's like a guy cuts somebody in line at the grocery store. | ||
It's a national story, they're a racist or something, right? | ||
Or, you know, you see this with people defending their business from a BLM riot and they defend themselves and then now they're facing a murder charge. | ||
Life ruined. | ||
Or they're in Seattle, they go to a Patriot Prayer thing and they get killed by Antifa. | ||
You know, where you're the McCloskeys. | ||
And you step out on your porch one day, BLM rampaging through the streets, I got a gun charge. | ||
And they, you know, they're not so bad off, they're running for Senate, so congratulations to them. | ||
But, you know, what I'm trying to say is... | ||
It's happening and if you're really paying attention you'll see slowly but surely it's there so anyway so that's the documentary that's a little bit about my situation that's all real by the way you know I didn't go too much into it ever before on the show you know for legal reasons but you know we just have to tell the story just tell people what's going on so that's that's the DOJ investigation that's in particular about the money | ||
And like I said, we're going to do a second episode. | ||
It's already shot and everything, but we're putting together a second episode in the series. | ||
We're going to debut it at some point later this year. | ||
I don't know exactly when. | ||
We're still getting together a rough draft. | ||
of the second episode. | ||
We've got all the footage and everything. | ||
And like I said, we worked with a very talented director. | ||
Our film team worked on this. | ||
So hats off to them. | ||
Big thank you and a congratulations and a job well done to our excellent director. | ||
Very good. | ||
And our film team. | ||
Honestly, the America First film team is pretty incredible. | ||
I don't think there's anything else like it, you know? | ||
Because there's other streamers, and there are streamers that are bigger than me. | ||
There are streamers that are still on YouTube, you know? | ||
But I don't think there's anybody else that has as much talent as the America First Intern team. | ||
And I'm not saying that to blow smoke up their ass, I'm not saying that to be like, we have the greatest crew! | ||
But I mean, seriously, the skill stack that the people on our team have, it's like a world-class professional skill stack. | ||
And I don't... Are you kidding me? | ||
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Awesome! | |
Well, we don't have a world-class PC. | ||
I mean, that's the only problem, I guess. | ||
I thought we fixed that! | ||
All right, I guess not. | ||
Let me see if I could get it back now. | ||
You know what? | ||
Maybe I'll just switch cameras. | ||
I'll switch back to the other camera. | ||
Damn it! | ||
Yeah, well... | ||
We don't have world-class understanding of my computer, because that's the one thing that the intern team doesn't help me with, is this damn computer. | ||
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That's on me. | |
I do not have world-class understanding of Windows 10. | ||
So don't put that on them. | ||
I mean, they direct movies, they build websites, but... | ||
You know, I guess I'm not very good with Windows 10. | ||
I'm not a world-class Windows 10 engineer. | ||
Alright, well let me get my other camera here. | ||
Emergency backup. | ||
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Let me just adjust that here. | |
Okay. | ||
That's awesome. | ||
I thought I had that fixed. | ||
I updated the driver and everything. | ||
You know, in like one week I'm gonna have a new studio, new computer, new everything. | ||
I hate when people are like, here's money to buy a new computer. | ||
I have a new computer! | ||
I have a $7,000 computer in the new studio. | ||
We're putting all of it together. | ||
It'll be done next week. | ||
And then I'm gonna take this PC and I'm gonna fucking, you know, whatever, you know. | ||
I don't, I don't mean to Fed Post. | ||
But, uh, I'm gonna throw it in the lake. | ||
Alright, let me just set up this camera here. | ||
And then I'm going to be okay. | ||
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Okay. | |
Okay, let me just change this up a little bit. | ||
What am I going to do here? | ||
Increase the white balance. | ||
Let me just, whoops. | ||
Give myself a little more color here. | ||
Whoops. | ||
Let me do that. | ||
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No, that's not it. | |
Not conscious. | ||
More saturation maybe there. | ||
Is that better? | ||
Okay, okay. | ||
Well, that's about as good as good. | ||
Oh, okay. | ||
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So there we go. | |
I was gonna get into our super chats on entropy. | ||
I was gonna do the super chats anyway. | ||
Okay, I mean a camera malfunction. | ||
It was just perfect timing because I was gonna get into the super chats anyway. | ||
But as I was saying, we have a world-class team. | ||
Not a great computer. | ||
The computer leaves something to be desired. | ||
If the computer were an intern, I would fire it. | ||
Yesterday I had to cancel the show. | ||
Yesterday, I get my computer all set up, I get my streaming software up, I get my camera software up, I write out my notes and everything. | ||
I go, I eat, I take a shower, I get changed, I come back to my computer, and the computer reset itself! | ||
This was yesterday! | ||
So I said, you know what? | ||
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Forget it. | |
So we're having some technical issues, you know? | ||
Computer shuts down by itself, the camera shuts off by itself, I don't know, I think they're just having fun. | ||
I think they just have a switchboard in DC and they're just like... | ||
You know, there's an imposter among us. | ||
Sabotage, communications, oxygen, engine. | ||
It's what it is. | ||
Ultimately, I think there is an imposter among us and they're just opening up the map and sabotaging and I've just got to run over and beep, beep, beep, beep, punch in the code. | ||
I gotta go in and adjust my settings on my Logitech webcam. | ||
That's the task. | ||
That's your emergency task. | ||
Emergency task! | ||
Set up the Logitech webcam! | ||
The imposter has sabotaged the Sony Alpha 6000. | ||
Your task is to adjust the Logitech webcam settings. | ||
Okay! | ||
So anyway... Let me, uh... Is there any way I could give... Why am I so flushed out? | ||
can I get any color there's a white balance Do I increase the white balance? | ||
Makes me look kind of yellow. | ||
How about that? | ||
Is that better? | ||
Anyway... Well, I don't love that happening, but, you know, whatever. | ||
It's part of the show. | ||
Part of the show! | ||
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Computer. | |
Computer! | ||
All right, we're going to look at our super chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys are saying. | ||
Let me know what you think about the documentary. | ||
Like I said, though, to just to just close off on that, a big thank you to our director. | ||
Oh, you know, and thanks to our team, almost a seamless show, except for the usual technical difficulty. | ||
But that's not their fault. | ||
That's that's on me. | ||
That's on the PC. | ||
But a big thank you to our director, to our film team and our interns, world class people. | ||
Like I said, you know, who else has got 4k documentary you know Hollywood level documentary but a shitter Windows 10 garbage PC I guess only America first is on that that level of sort of dissonance but anyway so big thank you to our director and our film team thanks everybody for tuning in and watching tonight like I said we'll be doing another episode of that series later this year | ||
I hope you enjoyed it okay and like I said it'll be up on all our video platforms this week so if you missed it it'll be on this site band video gab TV what else rumble so it'll be up on all those if you missed it if you want to rewatch it okay but we'll take a look at our super chats I want to see what you guys have to say what's your reaction let me know let me know what you thought okay give me your feedback give me your rating what is it two thumbs up | ||
What's your Rotten Tomatoes score? | ||
We'll see. | ||
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I'm gonna get my water out. | |
Throat's a little dry here. | ||
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here. | |
And then we'll take a look. | ||
It makes me so mad. | ||
I don't know why It's doing that. | ||
My camera says it's overheating. | ||
I thought it was a driver issue with the capture card and I fixed that. | ||
I thought it fixed itself because other people are having this problem too. | ||
I looked on the forums and the forum said same setup. | ||
They're having the same problem with some driver updates. | ||
I updated the driver. | ||
That's clearly not it. | ||
Anyway, I don't want to bore you with that, but that's just the latest fucking thing. | ||
It's always something, man. | ||
All it's gonna take is a little push, and then you know what? | ||
Blonde Groyper, she can put a bullet in my head. | ||
Blonde Groyper can come over here and, uh, you know, blow my head off with a shotgun and I'll say, you know, alright, just, uh, I'll turn around. | ||
I'll say, just make it quick. | ||
Ah, Blonde Groyper, you finally caught me. | ||
After all these months, finally caught up to me, you bitch. | ||
Alright, well, no use running anymore. | ||
My computer doesn't work. | ||
Blonde Groyper. | ||
The problem is she's falling in love with me. | ||
I mean, ultimately, that is the problem. | ||
With all these federal agents they send to me, they keep sending girls, and they keep falling in love with me. | ||
This is the problem. | ||
You know, their handler is like, get a hold of yourself, blonde griper! | ||
This is the FBI, you stupid bitch! | ||
We told you to kill him. | ||
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You gotta be prepared to do that. | |
And I don't think you're up to the task anymore. | ||
You're off the case! | ||
No, you can't do that! | ||
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I've been working so hard! | |
You're in too deep, Sweet Cheeks. | ||
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You're in too deep, Sweet Cheeks. | |
You're in too deep. | ||
You're in way over your head! | ||
I saw it ever since you were in the training academy. | ||
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You're too emotional! | |
You're too emotional, Blonde Riper. | ||
You're not cut out for this. | ||
Go home, it's getting late! | ||
You're off the job. | ||
Get out of my sight. | ||
Get the fuck out of here. | ||
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Get the fuck out of here. | |
I'll handle him myself. | ||
That's the problem. | ||
They keep falling in love with me. | ||
They're tasked... The feds are watching this show every night. | ||
They literally are. | ||
They literally are. | ||
I mean, they are watching my show every night. | ||
That's a fact. | ||
And the problem is they're just falling in love with me because I'm a real human being, you know? | ||
They watch the show, and they're supposed to see a terrorist, enemy of the state, supervillain, right? | ||
But I touch their humanity. | ||
There's a little humanity in them, and I water it. | ||
And every day on my show, I water. | ||
I water the seed of their remaining humanity inside of them. | ||
and every day it grows and their affection for me grows and that's why they haven't killed me yet that's why they haven't stopped me all the handlers and all the agents they just keep falling in love with me so I can't do it they'll never they'll never be able to take me out cuz you know I'm just too I'm too much of a human I'm a human being I'm too human | ||
Blonde Graper watches the show and she goes... She goes... Oh, man... I can't kill him! | ||
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I can't! | |
Get it together! | ||
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Get a hold of yourself! | |
Get a hold of yourself! | ||
You've wanted to be an FBI agent ever... Ever since you were in Girl Scouts. | ||
Get a hold of yourself! | ||
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But my heart... But get a grip! | |
Anyway. | ||
Alright, alright. | ||
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What is the show turning into? | |
This is a world premiere. | ||
This is the world premiere of a documentary, and here I am. | ||
Here I am talking about Vlad Groyver. | ||
Get a hold of yourself, you bitch! | ||
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She's slapping herself. | |
You know, drinking a glass of wine. | ||
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I don't even know who I am! | |
I don't even know who I am! | ||
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He's made me question everything about myself! | |
What has the FBI become? | ||
I took an oath! | ||
I'm an agent! | ||
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I swore to protect the Bureau! | |
What have I become? | ||
What am I doing? | ||
Who am I? | ||
What are we even fighting for? | ||
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What am I even fighting for? | |
Making Blonde Groyper question everything and making her go crazy. | ||
Blonde Groyper, you bitch. | ||
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You, you bitch. | |
Get your, get your dumper over here. | ||
Blonde Groyper, you bitch. | ||
Alright, okay. | ||
Enough of that. | ||
Alright, enough. | ||
I dropped my mouse. | ||
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Enough of that. | |
Let's read these superchats. | ||
unidentified
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Somebody's got to read them. | |
Come here! | ||
That's a joke. | ||
At this point I'm just stalling. | ||
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Let's read our superchats. | |
What do you have to say? | ||
Based Quint says called some guy. | ||
These are by the way, you know what? | ||
I'll read the super chats from tonight first, and then I'll read the ones from yesterday afterwards, okay Now I get the blonde Grover that's such a funny that's such a funny joke that gets me Get that dumper over here. | ||
Come on butt cheeks Get that dumper over here. | ||
You you blonde bitch. | ||
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I Okay, alright, alright, alright. | |
Real Donald Trump says, did you see that tranny influencer at the White House trending? | ||
I think you were totally right, the GOP needs to show that to the blacks. | ||
Maybe they would start to do some damage in the black community if they were actually anti-gay. | ||
It's not a tranny, it's just a gay guy, right? | ||
I mean, as far as I know. | ||
From the video that I saw, it wasn't a tranny, it was just a gay male. | ||
But, uh, yeah. | ||
Honestly, I think in some ways a tranny would be less off-putting than that. | ||
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I don't know, is that controversial? | |
But in case you guys didn't see, they hired this this TikTok influencer to push the VATS or something. | ||
He's like a White House intern and he's in like a dress. | ||
He's no, he's in like a woman's suit, like a skirt suit. | ||
I don't know what you call that. | ||
Excuse me. | ||
He's like in a woman's jacket with a skirt and long nails, but not trans, by the way. | ||
Not trans, like, it's just like a guy, but he's wearing a skirt, not as a joke or ironically, and not even like being a woman, like as a gay guy. | ||
Wearing a skirt and a girl's jacket and long nails. | ||
And, um... | ||
Carrying on and acting really flamboyant in the White House. | ||
And like, he's a real White House intern. | ||
A real White House intern. | ||
And Jen Psaki is in the video. | ||
Jen Psaki, who's the U.S. | ||
Press Secretary. | ||
The Press Secretary for the White House. | ||
She's in the video. | ||
And the guy, it's a dude in a skirt and in a woman's suit and with the long nails and everything, and carrying on with the gay vernacular, you know, the gay slang, the gay vernacular. | ||
And it's honestly, like, that, to me, I think it's like the most off in makeup, if I'm not mistaken, may in full makeup, too, but not even trans. | ||
It's so they've got transsexuals, they've got drag queens, and then they've just got people like this. | ||
You know, you've got guys that are girls, think they are girls, right? | ||
Guys that think they are girls, want to be girls and are pretending to be girls. | ||
You've got guys that dress up like a caricature of girls. | ||
They just like to dress, cross dress, dress up as them. | ||
And then you've got gay men that just have like a girl's style. | ||
Anyway, I don't know. | ||
I mean, to me, the gender bending is the most off-putting thing that there is. | ||
I don't know who's watching that and thinking this is good. | ||
I don't know who's watching that and thinking this is a win. | ||
I think it's like two categories of people. | ||
It's like white women, naturally, of course. | ||
It's white women and gay men, probably other gay men too. | ||
And I think that's it. | ||
I think that if you played that for any other demographic, they would vote for Adolf Hitler. | ||
And there's a lesson in that, by the way. | ||
There's a lesson in this. | ||
If you showed that to the black community, they would vote for Adolf Hitler. | ||
I mean, they would literally write in, Adolf Hitler on the ballot. | ||
If Adolf Hitler was on the ballot with that guy from the White House, everyone would vote for Adolf Hitler and be happy about it. | ||
They would confidently, they wouldn't say like, don't make me do it. | ||
They would say, you know what? | ||
Fuck that faggot. | ||
Hitler 2024, 2028, 2032, bitch. | ||
You know? | ||
I know I would. | ||
And I know I would. | ||
2028, 2032, bitch. | ||
You know? | ||
I know I would. | ||
And I know I would. | ||
And wouldn't you? | ||
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And isn't that real, though? | |
I mean, if you showed me that video and it was like, we can elect a president who's okay with that, and then we can elect a president who has sympathies with Hitler, you would vote for Hitler. | ||
You just would. | ||
No questions asked. | ||
And it wouldn't even be difficult. | ||
No hesitation. | ||
Wouldn't be reluctant. | ||
It would be no hesitation. | ||
Yep! | ||
Hitler. | ||
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2024. | |
No. | ||
I mean, now I'm not saying I would vote, listen, now I'm not saying I would vote for Hitler, okay? | ||
I'm not saying I like Hitler, okay? | ||
I'm not saying I like, want Hitler to be President of the United States. | ||
I'm saying that if it were a choice between one or the other, people would very quickly and easily pick Hitler. | ||
That's all I'm saying. | ||
And that's just to show how off-putting the alternative is, because most people have this knee-jerk, oh, Hitler. | ||
Which, people should really examine why that is, nevertheless, but people do. | ||
But then you show them the other thing, and you're, it's worse. | ||
Anyway. | ||
So, now, it's not about Hitler, it's about the White House, so, yeah. | ||
So I agree, so in other words, I agree with you, I agree with you. | ||
If you showed that to black voters, if you showed that to any voters, That could only be good for us. | ||
And really, this is true about life. | ||
Things have gotten really messed up. | ||
You know, we know that. | ||
Because things like this are happening. | ||
This is a White House intern. | ||
This is something that's so, again, it's just so off-putting, it's so just wrong, it's so obviously, it's just messed up, it's just wrong. | ||
But you know what's white-pilling? | ||
People post that on Twitter and the reaction is universal disgust. | ||
And that's a white pill. | ||
Because as messed up as things are, I feel like there is still a very strong sort of traditional order that still remains. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
Like, you know, I'm a little resentful that I'm not like 6'3", okay? | ||
But I am happy that people look at 6'3 white guys and still look at them and say, yeah, that's the apex of the sort of like social-sexual hierarchy, you know what I mean? | ||
That somebody like this, there still is this universal disgust no matter what way you cut it. | ||
It's like, yeah, there still is a very strong sort of afterglow of the traditional order. | ||
A lot of like prejudice and a lot of that stuff, it's still alive and well. | ||
The sort of implicit prejudice, implicit bigotry, it's still there. | ||
It's definitely still there. | ||
Do you know what I'm saying? | ||
People still look at fat people and laugh at them. | ||
People still find fat people funny and repulsive to look at. | ||
Just because of who they are, you know? | ||
And so what I mean to say, think of it, what I mean to say is this. | ||
They can put a fat woman on the cover of Playboy. | ||
And that'll be in the news, and that'll be on Twitter, and that'll be a thing, you know what I mean? | ||
Fox News will say, have they taken things too far, and blah blah blah. | ||
And they could do that, everyone could do that, and everyone would say, oh yeah, fat acceptance, and blah blah blah. | ||
But everyone still laughs at fat people, and everyone still thinks fat people are ugly. | ||
And everyone still thinks the white, blonde, blue-eyed cheerleader is still the hottest person in the room. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
And people still are rooting for the football player and the cheerleader, and people still look at fat people with disgust, and people still look at gay people and are kind of like, ugh. | ||
Oh boy. | ||
Even when they feel obligated to be okay with it, they're like... You know what I mean? | ||
There's like a micro-expression I feel like even people that are woke look at this, and even if they feel like obligated to be okay with it, they can't hide the sort of micro-expression which is involuntary, which is to sort of recoil in reflexive disgust. | ||
So all of that is still real. | ||
It's all baked in there. | ||
We just gotta remind people. | ||
We just gotta tell people, hey, it's okay. | ||
We're cool here. | ||
We're cool. | ||
You don't gotta worry about... You don't have to keep up appearances, alright? | ||
We hate gay people around here today. | ||
Listen, we don't have to keep appearances. | ||
We hate them here. | ||
We hate them. | ||
We would write in Hitler too. | ||
It's okay. | ||
We're okay. | ||
You know? | ||
Be yourself. | ||
We write in Hitler too. | ||
We'd have no problem with that. | ||
No, I'm kidding, of course. | ||
I'm kidding, I'm kidding. | ||
We don't hate anybody. | ||
We don't hate anybody. | ||
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We don't want to vote for Hitler, but we will if we have to. | |
You know what I'm saying. | ||
I'm being a little bit funny here. | ||
I'm being a little bit funny. | ||
We don't hate anybody. | ||
We really don't. | ||
I really don't hate anybody. | ||
But you know what I'm saying. | ||
You know what I'm saying. | ||
We're not okay with that. | ||
It's okay. | ||
Things are normal here. | ||
Up is up and down is down and the sky is blue and our feet are firmly planted on the ground. | ||
It's real here, okay? | ||
This is real. | ||
We don't have to pretend. | ||
You know, I went into the donut shop the other day and I got six donuts and I ate all of them in one sitting. | ||
And the lady said to me, she said, hey, thank you so much. | ||
God bless you. | ||
And I said, hey, have a great morning. | ||
God bless you too. | ||
And that was like a, it was like real recognize real. | ||
You know, it was like, yes, it was a Sunday. | ||
I went in there on Sunday. | ||
I got a half dozen donuts and an orange juice and I sat next to the lake in my car and I ate six donuts. | ||
I drank my orange juice. | ||
I said, God bless you too. | ||
Happy Sunday. | ||
Good for you. | ||
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You know, lady, good for you. | |
God does miracles anyway. | ||
So, So yeah, I did see that video. | ||
It was horrible. | ||
And we should show it to black people. | ||
We should take black people and clockwork orange, show them what the Democrats are about. | ||
This is what you voted for, you gay nigga! | ||
THIS IS WHAT YOU VOTED FOR, YOU GAY NIGGA! | ||
What are you, some kind of bitch nigga? | ||
You like this? | ||
Aw, shh, that shit wag, nigga. | ||
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That's what we gotta do. | |
Gotta wake these niggas up, my nigga. | ||
Mexicans too. | ||
Anyway. | ||
Asians are probably okay with it. | ||
Asians are, you know... Asians are more liberal than the white people. | ||
Anyway. | ||
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Okay! | |
Anyway. | ||
Because they eat too much. | ||
They eat... Because they eat soy. | ||
What do they eat all day? | ||
Anyway. | ||
Where was I? | ||
DPRK Pops says, it's outrageous that you can't even do anything to get your money back. | ||
You really are a civil rights icon. | ||
I know. | ||
I am! | ||
I mean, it's not even a joke. | ||
It's just true. | ||
Thanks for all you do. | ||
We appreciate you. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Yeah, I know. | ||
Can't do anything. | ||
Humongous Blungus says, Hey Nick, my mommy just cooked up a batch of tendies with the honey mustard sauce and chocolate milk. | ||
She said I could have a sleepover with you. | ||
We could play Pokemon Diamond and Wheel. | ||
I guess 2008. | ||
This is very off-putting. | ||
I don't even know you, okay? | ||
And you're honestly just ruining it. | ||
Can I just say that? | ||
You're just, you're ruining it. | ||
You're ruining it. | ||
No, no, no. | ||
You're not doing it right. | ||
What are you 30? | ||
Okay, we can tell. | ||
We can all tell by the way that you wrote that that you're 30. | ||
He didn't even say that. | ||
I edited it. | ||
I edited it myself to make it sound better. | ||
What he really said was with the honey musty sauce and chalky milk and said I could have a sleepover with you. | ||
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Blah blah blah. | |
Nah, dude, you just... This ain't it. | ||
This ain't it, Chief. | ||
Lurk more. | ||
Johnny Appler? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Get 10 years younger. | ||
Johnny Appleseed says, Hi, you're watching. | ||
Wrinkled green screen first! | ||
I'm your host! | ||
Yeah, that's hilarious, dude. | ||
What else do we have? | ||
Do we have anything else that doesn't suck, by any chance? | ||
Grover says, Half a million? | ||
Goodness gracious! | ||
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What can I say? | |
By the way, that page is spoofed! | ||
But the numbers are accurate. | ||
Okay, the numbers are accurate. | ||
Well, not the income. | ||
I was a little bit, I was like, yeah, no, the income is a little bit, because we spoofed that page. | ||
That's obviously not a real screenshot of my bank account, but it's like, looks like it. | ||
But the figures are accurate. | ||
The sum is accurate. | ||
It said like, amount gained. | ||
And I was texting, I was like, that's a little bit not accurate. | ||
But nevertheless, whatever. | ||
I mean, not that I care. | ||
It's not your business anyway, but But yeah, but yeah, I mean really. | ||
Gersh says money, thanks. | ||
Eddie Van Grams says there is a huge amount of vaccine hesitancy with minorities. | ||
Do you believe that leniency will be shown to them while they oppress unvaccinated white people? | ||
Yeah, you think they're gonna give black people a hard time? | ||
When did they ever? | ||
When did they ever? | ||
Nobody does. | ||
Brobama, except for me, Except for me. | ||
I'm browbeating these niggas. | ||
I'm whipping these niggas into shape, nigga. | ||
Nah, kidding. | ||
No, you can't say that. | ||
You can't say that because of the legacy of slavery. | ||
Brobama says, here's some small compensation for getting robbed by the feds. | ||
Thank you for carrying the weight. | ||
Thank you for compensating me. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Somebody's gotta do it. | ||
Somebody's got to do it. | ||
And it's gonna be me. | ||
Diligent. | ||
Who better than me? | ||
Who better than me? | ||
You know, I figure I'm anti-social, abnormal. | ||
Might as well be me. | ||
Diligent says, yo, that was awesome. | ||
Very professional. | ||
Can't wait for part two. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
Thanks for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
I'm glad you liked it, Diligent. | ||
You're a great guy. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Whoops. | ||
Scroll too far. | ||
Spexo says they just took half a million from you without even a warning or being charged with a crime? | ||
How is America any better than North Korea or any other country? | ||
That's scary. | ||
Sorry you went through that. | ||
Great episode though and look forward to more. | ||
Well thank you man, glad you liked it. | ||
I know, I know. | ||
How is it better than any other country? | ||
You know, I remember I was arguing with Louis Theroux about this. | ||
He was like, well, in Russia, they kill their dissidents. | ||
I'm like, dude, they're doing that to me, basically. | ||
What about Julian Assange? | ||
What about Snowden? | ||
He's like, well, they didn't kill. | ||
He literally said this. | ||
He said, well, they didn't kill Snowden. | ||
I'm like, he's an exile in Russia. | ||
Dude, he's in physical exile. | ||
He lives in St. | ||
Petersburg or Moscow or whatever, but he lives in the enemy of America, right? | ||
Lives within America's geopolitical rival, the only country with a comparable nuclear arsenal, because that's the only place in the world that he's safe. | ||
He's like, well, Russia kills their dissidents, And what does America do? | ||
Torture ours? | ||
Turn them into trannies? | ||
Chase them around the globe to hide in Russia? | ||
Oh yeah, yeah, you're right. | ||
Oh yeah, no, you're right. | ||
We only torture, imprison them... | ||
Strip them of their civil liberties. | ||
Yeah, no, you're right. | ||
That's a great point. | ||
That's a great defense of democracy. | ||
Democracy, well, we won't kill you. | ||
That's a great defense of the open society from the arch-liberal Louis Theroux. | ||
Well, we won't kill you for having the wrong opinion. | ||
Oh, open society sounds great, man. | ||
You're really pro- Wow, progress is great. | ||
I love progress. | ||
This is progress. | ||
Holden, Groibfields is better than every series on Netflix, and it's not even close. | ||
Also, feds are sodomites. | ||
Yeah, they are gay. | ||
Grizzly Groib, but thank you, I appreciate that. | ||
Grizzly Groib versus realistically speaking, what do you think the most ideal form of government is? | ||
The city of God done super Lionheart says the trailer and first episode of the documentary were fantastic There's always been talented people helping AF, but this is on another level. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
Yeah, we we have this director with us and Guys amazing put this together in like no time at all. | ||
I We shot, it was one guy comes in and like a one-man band set up the whole deal. | ||
We shot the thing in like one day or maybe it was two days I think. | ||
I think it was one day. | ||
I don't remember. | ||
It was like a few months ago but we shot it in like one day and he put it together. | ||
It was like a side project basically for him. | ||
He's flying all over the world doing stuff and he's like yeah putting this thing together. | ||
So yeah we have a lot of talent, a lot of amazing people with us. | ||
Excuse me. | ||
Neon Nicker says, great job on everything. | ||
Enduring persecution is the hallmark of great men and great leaders. | ||
May God keep you safe and deliver you from evil. | ||
Thank you so much, man. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
07 for Neon Nicker. | ||
Sour Groyper says, hey Nick, the first part of the series was great. | ||
Have a great night, big guy. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
You too. | ||
AF Loyalist says, Love the episode, King. | ||
Only higher quality AF content I've seen is you in person. | ||
Are the AF Pit Viper sunglasses still coming? | ||
God bless. | ||
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Maybe. | |
We got samples. | ||
I didn't love the samples, you know. | ||
We ordered them. | ||
We got samples. | ||
They were kind of cheap. | ||
Just being honest. | ||
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And... | |
You know, I could sell them right now. | ||
I could put them on the market right now if I wanted to. | ||
And sell them and make, you know, a lot of money. | ||
Honestly, I could because I know they would sell and we would make a great profit margin off of them. | ||
And I would make lots and lots of money off of it, but I got the samples. | ||
We were literally ready to push them on the site and go live like a week ago or two weeks ago. | ||
And I got the sample and I opened it up and I looked at the glasses and I was like, these are shit. | ||
I mean, they're just cheap. | ||
They feel cheap. | ||
They look kind of cheap. | ||
I said, I don't want to sell these to people if they're cheap. | ||
I don't want people to get all excited and spend money and they get a, you know, because if we do them, we're going to do them really nice. | ||
We're going to do cool boxes, custom boxes. | ||
We're going to fulfill them ourselves and everything. | ||
But I don't want people to spend, you know, not a ton of money, but, you know, some money and get a cool box and open it up and they get some like cheap, shitty plastic pair of sunglasses. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
So if we could get them done well, we'll do them. | ||
But I don't want to do it just to do it, you know what I mean? | ||
I don't want to pass it off to you and take your money and be like, you got a shitty pair of glasses, I got your money, you know what I mean? | ||
I think that sucks. | ||
So we're gonna have to look into some of the problem is we just have so much going on right now or you know without spoiling anything there's gonna be some major things coming in the next month or so so it's like all hands on deck making big improvements to the show and to this platform and to the set and there's like a lot going on right now | ||
so I mean we tried to do them really quick we got these samples I didn't like them I said you know I said let's just let's just put this on the back burner for now so we may explore it again in the future if we could find if we can find a manufacturer that makes something a little bit nicer we might do a limited run maybe as like a collectible or something or you know if there's interest we could sell a lot of them I don't know but | ||
We just got a lot on our plate right now so so to be determined I'm not sure where we're gonna go with that but yeah that's full disclosure we were gonna we were literally about to go live with them I got the samples I said you know what let's just shut this down these are these are no bueno so I don't I don't want to sell shitty stuff so anyway Creeker says, what prevents them from seizing your assets again? | ||
How do you protect yourself? | ||
Scary stuff. | ||
You can't. | ||
You literally just can't. | ||
I mean, you either have to have your assets physically, like cash, and you just have to hide it where they're not going to get it. | ||
Or, well, I don't, I really shouldn't be even be answering this. | ||
I'm not going to go and elaborate on this, but in short, there's no, I mean, they could just take your stuff. | ||
They could seize your assets. | ||
You know, there's really nothing you can do. | ||
To protect yourself is what I found out. | ||
There are some sort of convoluted ways, there are some methods, but it's pretty tough, you know. | ||
It's the government. | ||
It's the U.S. | ||
federal government. | ||
Humongous is what's with Latino Zoomer? | ||
Big guy seems to be down bad for some girl. | ||
Also, I think my phone is spying on me because Siri pops up when I say something remotely political. | ||
That doesn't sound right to me, but... | ||
Yeah, Latino Zoomer. | ||
It does seem like he's down bad, doesn't he? | ||
Poor guy. | ||
Yeah, I haven't been following that whole saga. | ||
I'd sort of heard a little bit about it when I saw the latest picture. | ||
Poor guy. | ||
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I, uh... Yeah, but I don't know, man. | |
I can't really relate to this whole, like... I was so nice to her and now she's being mean to me, you know? | ||
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I don't know. | |
You gotta keep that shit to yourself. | ||
I would be so embarrassed. | ||
Yeah, you know that came out If I were him, you know and and all those DMS get leaked and he's like vindictive about some girl or something That's kind of stuff word to the wise I'm not trying to pile on him. | ||
I like that guy. | ||
I met him. | ||
He's a nice guy I feel bad for him that that happened to him actually but I A piece of advice to the Zoomers, you gotta just don't talk about that stuff. | ||
Talk about that stuff to like your closest friend and nobody else. | ||
Don't post it on Twitter, don't post it on fucking Instagram, don't post it in the group chat, don't go telling people about it. | ||
Talk to about it with your closest friend, friends, friend or friends who you trust and like that's it. | ||
Because honestly, nobody else wants to hear it, you know. | ||
I mean, more than anything else, nobody else wants to hear it. | ||
And I think I did a whole stream about this, like, a year ago or so. | ||
But, you know, honestly, posting about your emotions or, like, relationship drama, it's self-indulgent and it's just, frankly, embarrassing. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
In most cases. | ||
In most cases. | ||
I feel like there's some ways you could do it where it's sort of tasteful, where it's content, it makes sense, but for the most part, honestly, you just embarrass yourself. | ||
So... I guess it's okay to have feelings, but you just gotta, you know, keep it to yourself, honestly. | ||
Jay Roxxer says, love the doc, wish I could send in more, bro. | ||
Hey, thank you, man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
It's not about that. | ||
I appreciate, you know, whatever people are willing to throw some change in my cup, in my guitar case. | ||
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I appreciate it. | |
I do it. | ||
I go to the town square. | ||
I sing my song for all to hear. | ||
If people want to throw a couple of coins in my hat, hey, I appreciate it. | ||
It's just a bonus. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Don't worry about it. | ||
I wish I had more to give. | ||
I'm just out here. | ||
I'm just, I'm just enjoying the, enjoying the sunlight, man. | ||
I'm enjoying the fresh air, the sun in my face. | ||
I'm just glad people are here to listen to me sing my song. | ||
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And I think that's a good thing. | |
Uh, Drake says, hey Nick, docu-series is great. | ||
I think the production value and format will resonate with older conservatives that may not be familiar with your usual content. | ||
Yeah, yeah, that's true. | ||
That was the goal. | ||
That was our intention. | ||
Arizona Doppelgreupers says, if you ever have daughters, will you allow them to learn how to read? | ||
Yeah, I'll allow them to learn how to read. | ||
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Very funny. | |
But, yeah, I mean, God help me if I have daughters. | ||
I probably will. | ||
I mean, if I get married and have kids. | ||
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Jeez, yeah. | |
Looking forward to having daughters. | ||
I'm like, dealing with all that. | ||
Could you imagine? | ||
Could you imagine? | ||
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I can't. | |
I can't. | ||
I can't imagine. | ||
I mean, I'll probably feel... If I ever have a daughter, I'll probably feel differently. | ||
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I'll be like, oh my gosh, she stole my heart. | |
Oh, she's the apple of my eye. | ||
You know, like that John Mayer song, right? | ||
Or what the hell? | ||
No, that's about mothers. | ||
Or is it fathers? | ||
What the hell is the John Mayer song? | ||
Daughters? | ||
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Anyway... Yeah, I don't know how I'm gonna handle it. | |
What if she's ugly? | ||
What if I have a daughter and she's ugly? | ||
Now that's gonna be a heartbreaker. | ||
Now that's gonna break my heart! | ||
What if I have a daughter and she gets fat? | ||
Now that I will not allow. | ||
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What if I have some daughter and she's like... | |
Hi, Dad! | ||
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And she looks all fucked up. | |
I don't know, man. | ||
Maybe I'm not cut out to be a father. | ||
Maybe it's just not in the cards for me. | ||
You know, if God gives me a wife, okay. | ||
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Alright. | |
If God gives me kids, okay. | ||
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Sure. | |
But, um... You know, if God says, you know what? | ||
Listen, man. | ||
You got a lot going on for you. | ||
You really got lucky in a lot of ways. | ||
You're the short end of the stick in many ways, but in other ways, you know, you're pretty lucky. | ||
You're pretty, you know, major brilliant genius and great guy and everything. | ||
Green eyes, light skin, all the rest. | ||
But you know, you're really not. | ||
But fatherhood, I don't know. | ||
Leading a great nation, yeah. | ||
But fatherhood, I'd be like, you know, that's fine. | ||
That's fine. | ||
So I'd be okay with it. | ||
If God came down and said, like, look, you're gonna have kids, but your daughter's gonna be ugly, I'd be like, you know what? | ||
I'll stop you right there. | ||
I'm gonna become a priest. | ||
I think I'll become a priest. | ||
I think I'm suddenly drawn to the priesthood. | ||
Not kidding, of course. | ||
Kidding! | ||
I'm gonna love my daughter no matter how ugly she is. | ||
Arizona, right? | ||
She read that. | ||
Black Knights, as it looks like white Americans have no self-respect, because only those with no self-respect don't demand respect from others. | ||
I'm a little confusing there. | ||
It's pathetic on the most basic human level, all ideologies aside. | ||
Yeah, setting aside ideologies, this is a disgrace. | ||
I agree. | ||
Vitus says, I can relate to your financial situation. | ||
Can you? | ||
I was hacked on old school RuneScape and had a couple million GP worth of items stolen. | ||
It's gut wrenching to experience. | ||
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Yeah, totally. | |
Yeah, that's legit. | ||
Professor Chainlinks has watched the documentary while pooping and gotta say I'm proud of you, bro. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
Grizzly Gripers says, how accurate is it that the masks did nothing to help the public at large and were merely a political tool to frighten voters into believing a new administration was needed? | ||
I don't think that's legit. | ||
I think that sounds dumb. | ||
Principled man says good evening Nick love the first episode of the mini doc series Just wanted to say as someone who's relatively new to the movement Thanks to all my fellow gripers out there for welcoming me in and a big thanks to you for fighting for the truth Hey, thank you, man. | ||
Welcome. | ||
Welcome to the struggle brother. | ||
I Orange Julia says, do you think January 6th will always be a talking point for Libs in the media or will people realize how silly it is to worry about? | ||
Well Charlottesville is still a talking point. | ||
It's been four years. | ||
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So yeah, probably it'll be around. | |
DPRK Pops says, I've been watching since mid 2018. | ||
It's crazy seeing how much this show and movement has grown and progressed. | ||
Keep doing God's work. | ||
Excited for part two. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Grizzly Groyper says, would you say it's true that having facial hair is aimed more at covering insecurities than the lack of facial hair suggests or implies impotence? | ||
I don't think it really has anything to do with either of those, honestly. | ||
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I mean, I don't know. | |
Sometimes I feel like I want to have facial hair, sometimes I don't. | ||
Really, it's just like, sometimes I want to see what I look like with a mustache. | ||
It's like that simple. | ||
And sometimes I'm like, I forgot what I looked like when I didn't have one. | ||
And then I shave. | ||
But, um... I don't know. | ||
I don't know why people have facial hair. | ||
I guess it kind of depends. | ||
Kind of a weird question. | ||
Millennial Groy versus what happened to the Fourth Amendment? | ||
How can they freeze your assets without a warrant? | ||
This is scary as hell! | ||
I know dude, it's pretty messed up. | ||
Maxi Stoneman says, you deserve this more than I do. | ||
Hey, well thank you for the big super chat. | ||
Big shout out, I appreciate it. | ||
I don't know if I'd say I deserve it more than you do, but I will accept it. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
God bless you. | ||
07's for Maxi Stoneman. | ||
My nose is itching like crazy. | ||
I think it's just psychological. | ||
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But it's itching. | |
Maybe it's just dry in here. | ||
TexasGroin versus Nick. | ||
I really understand your financial situation because once I was playing Minecraft and lost my enchanted diamond gear in lava. | ||
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Hahaha. | |
Dalton says, we stand by you Nick. | ||
You are not alone in this fight. | ||
Great show tonight. | ||
God bless you, brother. | ||
Hey, thank you Dalton. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Thanks for the super chat, man. | ||
Thanks for your support. | ||
You know, honestly, I've been watching Dalton's TikToks. | ||
They're pretty good. | ||
You know, they're pretty good. | ||
I have to say some of the earlier stuff I was like yeah but but you know I've been enjoying your content Dalton well done well done lately good for you and thanks for the super chat god bless you too man good work I appreciate your support | ||
Absolute recoil says glad I gave you that IRL super chat in Miami at least they can't take that away like they took away Frenchies after he and heroed Frenchie And heroed, I don't know who that is, but thanks man. | ||
I appreciate it Yeah, thanks for the IRL super chat in Miami was that two years ago Or was that recently? | ||
Well had to have been two years ago. | ||
Yeah, and Arizona Doppelgroper says, I mean if the new and the world is scary for you, maybe turn deeper towards God. | ||
Yeah, I don't know man. | ||
That's kind of like a cop-out. | ||
Midnight, I mean like this idea that there's no fear. | ||
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Come on now. | |
You know, don't get me wrong. | ||
I'm religious and everything and I believe in God, but you know. | ||
Do people think that we're, like, not going to have the human experience? | ||
You know? | ||
You know what I'm saying? | ||
Like, um, no. | ||
Fear is a part of life. | ||
And this, like, oh, you're afraid? | ||
You're not reading your Bible enough. | ||
You know? | ||
Uh, there's a lot of room for fear in life, actually. | ||
And, uh, fear is a part of life, and suffering is a part of life, and, you know, we have to deal with scary things. | ||
We have to deal with fear in this world, where | ||
It's scary and you know we're all you know trying to get to heaven and we believe in God and everything and there's solace in that of course but fear is a part of life and we have to deal with scary things sometimes so I don't know if I'm I don't know if I love that I mean don't get me wrong God gives you confidence and mitigates the fear but this like oh the world is too scary for you turn deeper towards God no I think we have to face the world you know | ||
Lean on God, but we have to face the world. | ||
We have to face scary things. | ||
What you're saying is sort of like avoidance behavior. | ||
I don't like when people use religion as like a crutch for avoidance. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
I haven't followed the news like these, uh, these, a lot of these Jehovah's Witness types. | ||
They're like, I remember I was campaigning up in Wisconsin. | ||
There were a lot of Jehovah's Witnesses and we're like, who are you voting for? | ||
And they're like, well, I know who I stand with. | ||
And we're like, who, Paul Ryan or the, his primary opponent? | ||
I stand with the Lord. | ||
It's like, okay, well, I mean we do too, but like, who are you voting for in the election? | ||
And they're like, well, we don't vote. | ||
Okay, well, you know. | ||
They're gonna make you take the vaccine, so you should probably vote. | ||
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I'm with the Lord. | |
Now that was a, don't get me wrong, that was a totally based answer. | ||
I mean, that's better than like, I'm with Paul Ryan, but nevertheless. | ||
We need your vote, man! | ||
We were counting on your vote. | ||
I'm not making that up. | ||
That is something that they told us. | ||
Because we were going and we were door knocking, and we were supposed to just leave the door hanger. | ||
But some people would come out, we'd have a script and everything, and we'd ask them, hey, who are you thinking about in this primary? | ||
Who are you with? | ||
I know who I'm standing with. | ||
Woohoo! | ||
I'm standing with the Lord. | ||
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Okay, thanks man. | |
Were you gonna vote? | ||
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Nope! | |
Alright, have a good day. | ||
One woman explained heaven to us. | ||
She was very nice. | ||
There was one lady, she was another non-voter, but she was like telling us about heaven. | ||
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She's like, you know... You know what they say? | |
She was very nice, but... Yeah. | ||
They're nice people, don't get me wrong, but we have to face the world! | ||
We have to face the world! | ||
We're in the world. | ||
midnight based says politics aside the Biden administration is so boring I miss walking up and reading new hilarious Trump quotes that were waking up and reading new hilarious Trump quotes every day I can't remember a single thing Biden has said since he was elected where's the dragon energy that's so true yeah I read a hilarious Trump quote. | ||
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I love waking up and I Trump tweet hilarious stuff. | |
My phone. | ||
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I look at my phone and Trump tweets hilarious things on there. | |
I'm a retarded dude. | ||
I miss Trump. | ||
I miss waking up and reading every new hilarious Trump quote. | ||
I read a new hilarious Trump quote and I wake up in the daytime. | ||
That's how some of you people sound, man. | ||
No, I know what you're saying though, it is. | ||
It sucks now. | ||
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It's boring. | |
It's not funny. | ||
It's not cool. | ||
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It just fucking sucks. | |
Just like it was during the Obama years. | ||
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You know. | |
It's so dull. | ||
It's dull is what it is. | ||
Anyway, I miss waking up and reading hilarious Trump quotes. | ||
There he goes again. | ||
I love waking up and And consuming. | ||
Get excited for next tweet. | ||
Consume hilarious Trump quote. | ||
Get excited for next hilarious Trump quote. | ||
Yeah, that's you. | ||
VIP Tundras is donation because fuck the feds. | ||
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Let's go. | |
Yeah, so true. | ||
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Feds are pigs, dude. | |
They're P-I-G. | ||
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Pigs. | |
Digital Missionary says, God bless you and everything you're doing for America, Nick. | ||
For those who haven't already done so, read Isaiah 53. | ||
Jesus' life at intercession is clearly prophesied 700 years before his birth. | ||
Great scripture to share when witnessing to unbelievers. | ||
Real. | ||
Moogle says, what happened to the AF sunglasses? | ||
I just told you. | ||
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So that's been answered. | |
Corbin says 19 GOP senators voted for the infrastructure bill. | ||
Time and time again they prove why we shouldn't care about the GOP holding the Senate majority. | ||
These people are useless! | ||
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So true. | |
PocketGroipers has gotta love the AFLive chat. | ||
Only here will you see people spamming among us and sus and in between all that is a raging debate between Protestants and Catholics sprinkled throughout. | ||
Yeah, is that every night? | ||
I think that's every night. | ||
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Gotta love it. | |
I mean, I don't, I don't have animosity towards Protestants. | ||
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I'm just not Protestant. | |
Overman says, despite being so young, you still managed to survive the feds going to war with you. | ||
How do you stay sane and calm and avoid getting completely demoralized? | ||
I know Wignats like Patrick Little would have went on embarrassing emotional rants online. | ||
I don't know, man. | ||
I'm just a tough guy. | ||
I'm a tough guy. | ||
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I'm tough, okay? | |
I'm a tough guy. | ||
Cool, calm, collected. | ||
I've been through a lot. | ||
I think it's genetic, partially genetic, partially environmental. | ||
But what can I say? | ||
I'm just a certified badass. | ||
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Chuck Norris badass. | |
So thanks. | ||
How am I so epic? | ||
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I don't know. | |
I just wake up. | ||
I just am. | ||
Yo everyone, go to George Gammon's latest YouTube video where he interviewed Robert Barnes and spammed the comments asking George to interview Nick Fuentes. | ||
Hi Nick, big fan here. | ||
Wanted to say, keep up the good work. | ||
You are really making a big dent. | ||
Proud of you bro. | ||
You really changed my life. | ||
Start family, have kids, be self-sufficient. | ||
America first is inevitable. | ||
Thanks Trey. | ||
Wow, what a great message. | ||
That's all true. | ||
Thank you so much, man. | ||
I appreciate that. | ||
What a nice super chat. | ||
You said Trey is a super fan of the show? | ||
Yeah, well, thank you, man. | ||
Big shout-out. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
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Big shout-out. | |
I appreciate it. | ||
07's a chat. | ||
You know, I don't know. | ||
I hear Trey Gang is coming back in a big way. | ||
That's what I've heard. | ||
I've heard rumors. | ||
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I don't know. | |
I don't know, we're waiting on that, uh, we're waiting on that Ancestry.com report and then, uh, I guess we'll, the council will decide your fate. | ||
But, uh, I, man, I appreciate it. | ||
That's a really positive and strong message. | ||
Thanks, thanks bro. | ||
It's okay, it's pretty good. | ||
Uh, Daniel says, what kind of side effects, birth defects in this vaccine? | ||
Gonna pass on to our future kids from our vaccinated wives. | ||
It's gonna be hard to find someone who hasn't been vaccinated to marry. | ||
Even for those of us who live in allegedly conservative states. | ||
I live in Oklahoma and everyone around me is getting the vaccine. | ||
I don't know what the long term side effects will be. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'm not a doctor and nobody knows because it's not been a long term since anyone has received a vaccine. | ||
So, yeah, I mean, you're right. | ||
It is going to be hard to find people that are unvaccinated and God only knows. | ||
I mean, we just got to hope that it's not going to be too severe. | ||
As you're right, it's going to be unlikely you'll find A lot of women who are marriageable who are not vaccinated. | ||
Mecca Salt Groy versus that movie about a journalist falling in love with an ISIS guy, but it's Nick! | ||
Yeah, exactly. | ||
Except I'm not an ISIS! | ||
I mean, I'm just a normal guy. | ||
Well, I wouldn't say that, but I'm not a terrorist! | ||
So, not quite. | ||
Nurse Groy versus Nick, my fiancé and I are having a trad-cath wedding in December, you should be the ring bearer! | ||
Well, I appreciate that, but I don't even know you, so I'm very flattered. | ||
I appreciate that, but you should pick someone that you know. | ||
The Green Groyper says, I wonder if Thomas Sowell is a Groyper these days. | ||
No, he's blue-pilled on a lot of stuff. | ||
I like it, but he's blue-pilled. | ||
God of Conquest says, FBI supervisor, your feelings for Nick are not real. | ||
Blonde Groyper, they are real to me. | ||
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Yeah, thanks. | |
Kato says Nick Francis is about to read the Super Chats and what does he do? | ||
He starts monologuing! | ||
Yeah, every night. | ||
I can't help it. | ||
I don't want to hear from you! | ||
I want to hear more from me! | ||
I want to hear more from me and I know you do too. | ||
So I'll just talk and you can just listen, okay? | ||
How's that? | ||
Overman says, we often associate drug problems with homeless losers, but there are also hard workers like surgeons, lawyers, firefighters use narcotics to cope with stress and indulge in escapism. | ||
This makes finding drugs so difficult since the wealthy need it. | ||
Yeah, I guess so. | ||
You're right about that. | ||
No, it's true. | ||
There's a lot of successful people that are addicted. | ||
It's not, it does cross class lines for sure. | ||
Josh Ryan says, would you be open to accepting Monero for donations in your shop? | ||
Unlike Bitcoin, transactions are fast, cheap, and private. | ||
Yeah, I should have a Monero address up here. | ||
I think I was supposed to... that was on my to-do list at some point. | ||
I forget if I didn't get around to that or if there's a reason why we didn't put it up, but I'll check on that for sure. | ||
Did you know Ryan Gragusti is a legitimate homosexual with a male partner? | ||
Not a lot of people outside of his circle are aware. | ||
Such a faggot. | ||
I did not know that, no. | ||
Is that legit? | ||
I mean, you're just some guy saying that. | ||
No, I did get a super chat last week saying that he was gay and I said, well I don't know if that's true. | ||
He said gay things in the past, but I don't know if that's legit or not. | ||
If that's 100% legit, because there's a lot of people in D.C. | ||
that are faggots, but... Well, faggots are everywhere in D.C. | ||
Legitimately, like, male-on-male. | ||
Like, that is happening all over D.C. | ||
But, you know, some people could be, like, a faggot without being, like, a male-on-male sex-haver individual. | ||
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So... | |
So I don't know. | ||
I don't know if Ryan's legit gay or just, like, acts gay talking about, like, Broadway shows and gay clubs and stuff. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I guess that kind of seals the deal. | ||
So... So anyway, I don't know if you have some insider intel, but I haven't heard that. | ||
I know Ryan. | ||
I know mutual people with Ryan. | ||
I've never heard that before. | ||
I've heard rumors, but I've heard rumors about lots of things, but I've never heard anything like that. | ||
Robert Buchanan with a huge super chat. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
Big shout out. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
Can we get an 07 in chat for Robert Buchanan? | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Immortan Trump says, I came out to my parents this past weekend as a racist. | ||
I think my dad's okay with it. | ||
Glad to hear it. | ||
It always makes it easier when they're supportive, you know? | ||
But don't tell them until you're ready, okay? | ||
And if it's dangerous, don't tell them at all! | ||
You know, you gotta be safe when you do this stuff. | ||
You gotta be safe when you tell, when you reveal. | ||
When you do the big reveal. | ||
Gotta be smart. | ||
No pressure. | ||
No pressure. | ||
In fact, I encourage people to just, you know, be racist quietly. | ||
And only if you're absolutely sure that you'll find acceptance, people will love you for who they are, love you for who you are, should you tell them, should you break the news. | ||
Mom, Dad... I hate... No, kidding, kidding, that's a joke. | ||
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Mom, Dad... I'm a racist and I sound like... I'm sorry. | |
When did you know? | ||
When did you realize that about yourself? | ||
I've always been this way. | ||
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I've always been this way. | |
I can't help it. | ||
Well, man. | ||
Well, listen, sport. | ||
We're not going to stop loving you, okay? | ||
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Just because you hate black people. | |
Just because you have extreme racial prejudice. | ||
We're not going to stop loving you. | ||
You're still my son! | ||
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I'm the same guy. | |
I just... Just say the N-word. | ||
I just think that Jews are out to get me in my daily life. | ||
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Okay? | |
But I'm the same Nick. | ||
I'm the same Nick! | ||
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I'm the same guy. | |
I'm your son. | ||
I'm your brother. | ||
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I'm your dad. | |
I'm your... | ||
You're a lover. | ||
Okay, I'm your lover, dude. | ||
And I'm just a hardcore, racist, sexist, anti-Semite. | ||
You know, you're just gonna have to get used to that. | ||
So I know it's tough, but you just gotta, you know, you just gotta let her rip. | ||
You just gotta let her rip. | ||
You gotta be who you are. | ||
You gotta live your truth, you know? | ||
No, but... | ||
It's true, they always say be who you are, and then you're like, well, you know... You wanna know what's up? | ||
You wanna know what I really have to say? | ||
You wanna know what I really think? | ||
Well... Let me tell you. | ||
Let me let you in on a little... Let me let you in on a little bit of a red pill here. | ||
Yeah, but thanks for that. | ||
That's a funny joke. | ||
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Um... | |
I'm glad your dad's okay with it. | ||
We'd love to hear that. | ||
We'd love to hear a heartwarming story like that. | ||
My parents were not okay with it initially. | ||
I told you this story before. | ||
I came home from school and I was red-pilled for real. | ||
I went to school, it's like a free market, PragerU, like Ben Shapiro guy, and I came home from school and I was like, Mom, Dad, Listen like You'll never guess what's going on again. | ||
You'll never guess who's running the media take a wild guess You know, I'm like, you know, you know something I don't want to get into exactly, you know, what I said, but it was definitely less refined than what you're used to hearing on the show. | ||
And I remember my parents flipped out. | ||
I was totally not expecting that because my parents are pretty cool, you know, and I came back and I was like, listen, I got some new ideas. | ||
Okay, let me let me try this out. | ||
Let me test this out real quick. | ||
Well, let me lay this on you. | ||
Let me know what you think. | ||
And my mom was like, we did not raise you like this. | ||
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You will not bring this hate into our house. | |
Now don't get me wrong. | ||
Listen, now I came into the house and I wasn't letting it fly like crazy. | ||
You know, I wasn't, I didn't say anything really bad or anything. | ||
I just said some things that were different. | ||
I just had some new ideas and they were not ready for that. | ||
They're not prepared for that. | ||
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So, um, You know, they didn't like that. | |
But over time, but you know over time, I just made my case. | ||
I stated the facts. | ||
I made my case. | ||
I won the argument. | ||
I won the day, you know? | ||
They came around. | ||
I just dropped a big red pill on them. | ||
I'm just a very bright, charismatic, intelligent person who can make arguments really well. | ||
And so, you know, I very quickly neutralized the situation and won them over to my side. | ||
You know, the rest is history. | ||
But that's a very real thing. | ||
I mean, I came back from school and I was like, Mom, Dad, listen, we gotta talk. | ||
We gotta talk. | ||
Remember how I was a fan of Ted Cruz and everything and all that? | ||
Well, I got some new ideas, but... Anyway, so that is real. | ||
I mean, you say it in a joking way, but it's real. | ||
Where was I? | ||
Stewart says, isn't it ironic that what the feds did to you is probably more radicalizing to the audience than anything you ever did? | ||
Yeah, it is. | ||
And it's it's real. | ||
They're radicalizing more people than I ever will. | ||
That's just true. | ||
Bob Sakamoto says, I really liked the video. | ||
Great stuff. | ||
I'll never stop being a super chatter even if the gay FBI wants to take the money away. | ||
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Thank you, man. | |
I appreciate it. | ||
Roberts is that first installment made me fizz big time. | ||
Great job. | ||
What does that mean made you fizz? | ||
What does that mean? | ||
I'm I kind of like that. | ||
Is that like a unless that means something weird that I don't know. | ||
I kind of like that Yeah, I'm fizzed out Christian says Nick. | ||
Do you think us Californians have any hope in getting Newsom recalled? | ||
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Not really. | |
I think it's kind of a long shot Loafers shocking a guy with fascist in his name ended up being a total retard. | ||
I don't know you're talking about Kai Clips says hey Nick gotta say living in infamy is a lot of fun Seeing old high school broads flip out over me being awesome makes my day every time anyway Catch me on the Ralph or tour tomorrow. | ||
Oh, I will I didn't know you were going on there. | ||
I will watch that Yeah, it's definitely I mean I like it it's not for everybody but I'm a contrarian, I'm kind of anti-social, so it fits my personality. | ||
I definitely don't mind the infamy, but it's not for everybody. | ||
So I'm glad you're acclimated to it, because some people, they just can't handle it. | ||
They can't handle negative attention or negativity from massive amounts of people. | ||
It's fun, you know, you gotta love it. | ||
Especially because the country's so gay. | ||
I mean, I'm a contrarian, I think, overall, but especially because the country is so lame. | ||
You know, being a contrarian is a good thing, because if you think the country's lame and the people in it are lame, then when they hate you, it's actually a good feeling. | ||
Kansas Zoomer says, my mom made brownies tonight and she put frosting on them. | ||
It really is a little things in life. | ||
Have a great evening, everyone. | ||
Hey, you too, buddy. | ||
Hope you enjoy those brownies. | ||
Sounds great. | ||
Cozy Bikers is the perfect documentary to share with my conservative family members. | ||
They've been loving the AF Films content. | ||
Hey, glad to hear it, man. | ||
Yeah, please share. | ||
Please share far and wide. | ||
Quacks is quacking. | ||
God bless you, friend. | ||
Likewise, man. | ||
God bless. | ||
Swedish Groy versus that White House intern video was repulsive. | ||
It disgusted me almost as much as my disgust when I see Norwegians casually walking around. | ||
Fuck Norwegians. | ||
Anyway, God bless, King. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
Hey, I don't have any problem with Norwegians. | ||
Yeah, I think you're hung up on that, man. | ||
But, um... | ||
I don't have a problem with them at all. | ||
It's not the camera, okay? | ||
It's the computer. | ||
The camera's fine. | ||
Yeah, well, thank you for the huge super chat, dude. | ||
Thanks a lot. | ||
But the message, you know, fuck you for the message. | ||
It's not the camera, okay? | ||
It's the computer. | ||
The camera's fine. | ||
The camera's brand new. | ||
I love, you know, we have a technical problem, not a technical guy. | ||
And people say, hey, here's money for a computer. | ||
There's no shortage of money, okay? | ||
There's no shortage of money to buy. | ||
It's almost like insulting. | ||
I see Kansas Zoomer in a group chat, he's like, let's pool money to buy Nick a new computer. | ||
I don't need a new computer. | ||
I don't need money for a new computer. | ||
I need the computer that I have to work, okay? | ||
I need the brand new camera that I have to just work the way it's supposed to, okay? | ||
It's not a money problem. | ||
Here, get a new camera, okay? | ||
Well, thank you for the super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
But it's not the camera, alright? | ||
Very insulting. | ||
You know, I appreciate the money, but the insult will not stand, okay? | ||
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Very rude. | |
Anyway. | ||
Not the ca- It's not the camera. | ||
The camera's fine. | ||
The ca- Think of it. | ||
The camera is the same every night. | ||
The camera, right? | ||
I mean, I use the camera for the same thing every night. | ||
I use the computer for the same thing every night, and then suddenly there's a change. | ||
You know, that's like a software glitch. | ||
Okay, it's a glitch. | ||
Gabriel says, no matter how blackpilling things get, I can always look forward to the next episode of Nick's movie. | ||
Well, that's a dumb way to say it, but I think I understand what you mean. | ||
Yeah, TikTok does suck. | ||
They ban everybody now. | ||
I don't think there's like any conservatives left on there. | ||
So, I guess you're stuck with Instagram Reels. | ||
I don't like Instagram Reels and I don't like Instagram. | ||
I don't like that they don't show you old posts anymore. | ||
Is there any way to turn that off where you see your new posts and then it shows you suggested posts? | ||
I want to see the whole timeline. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
It's like I refresh the page and now I can't see the timeline anymore. | ||
Now it's like, well here's suggested content. | ||
Instagram's a little annoying. | ||
I'm not a fan. | ||
Some people love it, I don't. | ||
West Canadian griper says hey, bro. | ||
I've been noticing a lot of hubbub about Park Yeon-mi talking on Rogan, Jordan Peterson, and Hannity. | ||
Are neocons exploiting her for their propaganda? | ||
Thanks. | ||
Oh, the North Korean defector? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't follow that. | ||
I don't follow Rogan and Peterson and Hannity. | ||
I don't follow them, so I honestly wouldn't know. | ||
CIA defector says what's the coolest way to die? | ||
In an airplane? | ||
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Screaming in Farsi? | |
No. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't think there is a cool way to die. | ||
Death is horrible. | ||
I don't really... I'm not really looking forward to dying. | ||
So, I don't know what would be a cool way to go. | ||
Definitely, obviously a violent death would be the coolest. | ||
Nothing grisly, though. | ||
Something that's sort of, like, glorious, you know? | ||
There really isn't... I don't think there really is such a thing as a glorious death. | ||
People say, like, dying in a war is glorious. | ||
I don't think it's glorious. | ||
I think it's grisly. | ||
And I think it's actually pretty rough. | ||
Maybe like an I Am Legend. mentioned. | ||
You know, at the end of I Am Legend. | ||
Not to spoil it, but that was kind of... that was pretty cool. | ||
Yeah, I guess like a like a hijacked plane. | ||
I guess that's kind of cool It's like to die well, no, I mean I know I take that back no, but never mind no, I take that back That's not cool. | ||
That's not cool Why would you say that? | ||
Why would you make me say that? | ||
Because I was like well now that you mention it But no, hijacking a plane is not cool. | ||
I don't support that, obviously. | ||
I disavow that. | ||
I don't support hijacking planes. | ||
I would never do that. | ||
And I'm not in favor of people doing that. | ||
I disavow that. | ||
I'm a Christian! | ||
We're not in favor of that, okay? | ||
I'm saying that would be like a spectacular death. | ||
Not that I want that! | ||
I would like to have a long life that expires peacefully and not in a plane. | ||
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Fucking asshole. | |
I'm never gonna get off the no-fly list now. | ||
Why would you say that? | ||
Trey says the super chats that get me in trouble. | ||
It's the super chats every time right? | ||
Trey says hey butt cheeks. | ||
Call me a broke-ass nigga all you want, but I ain't the nigga down half a million. | ||
My dad says hi and wishes you the best. | ||
I don't. | ||
As last night proves you are the real fed. | ||
See ya brah. | ||
You know I see then he gets nasty. | ||
I say super chats not so funny and then he gets nasty. | ||
Buttcheeks. | ||
Yeah, you're buttcheeks over there. | ||
This fucking guy, man. | ||
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Trey politics. | |
You know, your dad is way cooler than you, okay? | ||
Your dad's actually cool. | ||
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You, on the other hand, not so much. | |
Your dad's a total king. | ||
Your dad's based in Red Pill and a king, and actually a good streamer. | ||
He's actually a good content creator. | ||
You, on the other hand, get flustered playing Red Dead Redemption 2. | ||
So, your dad's like four times your age, and he's a better streamer than you. | ||
You play Red Dead Redemption 2 and can't figure out OBS, and you get flustered. | ||
So, you know, I'll take it. | ||
I'll take it. | ||
Your dad says I'm doing great. | ||
You know what? | ||
Your dad's a king. | ||
You, on the other hand, You know, you can't even play darts. | ||
You can't play Kinect 4. | ||
I beat you in Kinect 4, like, three times in my life. | ||
You can't play, uh, Grenade Guy. | ||
And basically, you know, you are a broke nigga. | ||
The Feds took half a million, and you're still broke compared to me. | ||
So, what does that say about you? | ||
Yeah, the Feds took half a million from me. | ||
And you know what? | ||
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I'm still richer than a lot of these people, you know that? | |
Listen, I don't want to get into details, obviously sensitive financial details, but obviously that wasn't a big problem. | ||
I mean, it's a big concern. | ||
It's deeply concerning. | ||
It's problematic. | ||
Listen, I invest my money. | ||
I invest my money. | ||
Now, I said they took lots of my cash. | ||
I'll just say that's what I said. | ||
Precisely, I didn't say they took all my money. | ||
I said they took lots of my cash. | ||
Okay, that's just what I'll say in case anybody's confused. | ||
Okay, in case any of these cashier niggas get the wrong idea. | ||
Cashiers be like, you're worth the same now! | ||
Uh-huh. | ||
Yeah, man, just ring me up. | ||
Just ring up my M&M minis, okay? | ||
Is that too much to ask? | ||
I'll take the M&M minis, hold the attitude, Trey. | ||
I'll take a bag I'm paying with credit, and hold the fucking attitude, alright? | ||
Me and your dad are about to ball out reading M&M minis. | ||
And we're driving sports cars, okay? | ||
No, giving you a hard time. | ||
See, now I have to say this because I know you're very sensitive. | ||
So no, we're just giving you a hard time, buddy. | ||
But hey, I say hi to your dad. | ||
I wish him the best. | ||
Your dad's a king. | ||
You, I don't know, you're a work in progress, okay? | ||
We're working on you, buddy. | ||
We're working on you. | ||
You gotta work on yourself, king, okay? | ||
But you're coming at my neck like that? | ||
Coming at my neck? | ||
Calling me broke? | ||
Yeah, that's a problem. | ||
But that's okay. | ||
That's okay, I'll see you in the checkout line. | ||
See you in the checkout line, big guy. | ||
See you on aisle 3. | ||
I just took a big shit in aisle 3. | ||
Clean it up. | ||
Clean it up! | ||
We're taking a big shit in aisle 3. | ||
And no, I'm not vaccinated. | ||
And I'm stealing $1,000 worth of merchandise because it's legal. | ||
So you can explain all that to your supervisor, okay? | ||
Okay, big man? | ||
Nah, I'm giving you a hard time, buddy. | ||
But it's all true. | ||
Jake says, What's even the point of Tucker reporting on immigration? | ||
For all we know, the Dems are aware of how spineless the GOP is, and we know that they won't do anything regardless. | ||
The Dems know the GOP is now their bitch. | ||
Well, I think the point is to let Republicans know what's going on. | ||
You know? | ||
He's a journalist. | ||
He's showing people the immigration situation. | ||
He's letting prospective voters know how bad it is. | ||
That's the point. | ||
MGC says, Hey Nick, I realize the video is a prime example of how our country is becoming pussified. | ||
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Hmm. | |
Because of the White House that is promoting a guy who is dressing up as a woman. | ||
Very disgusting. | ||
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That's true. | |
Gabriel Rogers says, what if Blonde Groyper is just using you to get to the wise veteran hidden in the jungle? | ||
I know you can handle it, though that comment, I'm not dating your fans, is a high IQ red pill. | ||
How you get so wise? | ||
I don't know, man. | ||
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I don't know. | |
Old soul, I guess. | ||
Yeah, it's true. | ||
I never would. | ||
I never would date a fan. | ||
I would never date an FBI agent tracking me down. | ||
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I don't know. | |
Maybe I kiss her in the rain. | ||
But I wouldn't date her. | ||
If it were if it were raining and she was like, you know, she finally caught me freeze Get your back up against the wall. | ||
She goes to arrest me Okay, that's about to get very dirty, you know what that's about to get very dirty We don't we don't need to get particular there. | ||
We don't get specific I'm handcuffed now, but I Yeah, what if, uh, what if I'm sort of, like, getting away? | ||
Hey, you! | ||
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Stop! | |
What if she falls? | ||
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Ooh, now there's a twist. | |
What if she's chasing me? | ||
You know, female that she is. | ||
She slips and falls and hurts herself. | ||
Maybe she's, like, hanging on a ledge and I, like, save her? | ||
And it's like, but why would you do that? | ||
You're not supposed to do that. | ||
You're enemies. | ||
She's out to get you. | ||
But it's one of these, like, you know, and she's like, oh, well, you saved my life. | ||
I'll get you next time. | ||
And I'll be like, see you around, toots. | ||
Take off. | ||
Now we're talking. | ||
Now we're talking! | ||
Now we're talking! | ||
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Nah, I'm kidding. | |
Kidding, of course. | ||
Kidding, of course. | ||
But... Wouldn't that be something? | ||
Blonde Groper's chasing me in the jungles of Cambodia or whatever. | ||
I'm out there in exile. | ||
She's on a special assignment. | ||
We got a ping from his stream! | ||
We got a ping from AmericaFirst.live! | ||
We triangulated his location to a remote jungle in Cambodia. | ||
We're sending you out into the field. | ||
You gotta bring him back alive. | ||
She's out there sloshing around in the mud. | ||
Her hair's all fucked up. | ||
I just got my hair done! | ||
I just got my hair done! | ||
No, she's not like that. | ||
No, she's not like that. | ||
She's tough. | ||
She's rough around the edges, you know? | ||
She's not like that. | ||
Training day, she was crawling around in the mud on training day. | ||
She's not like the other girls, you know? | ||
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She's tough. | |
She doesn't care. | ||
She slashed around in the mud. | ||
She's a soldier. | ||
She's a fucking Marine. | ||
Training day, you know? | ||
And, uh, training week at the academy. | ||
Back at the academy. | ||
Back at agent camp. | ||
Anyway. | ||
So she's sloshing around in the mud. | ||
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She sees me. | |
She falls off like a tree or something. | ||
Falls off a cliff. | ||
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I help her up. | |
Why would you? | ||
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Why would you help me? | |
Then she tries to handcuff me! | ||
Then we kiss. | ||
Then I escape. | ||
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Then she's like, where did he go? | |
Now that's good stuff. | ||
Now that's good stuff. | ||
But I'll have a wife. | ||
I mean, I'll have a wife and kids. | ||
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I'll have to go home. | |
Oh, I slipped and fell. | ||
Slipped and fell in the mud. | ||
Yeah, so I wouldn't date her. | ||
I wouldn't date her, but, uh, but something like that, something like that, but something like that I would do. | ||
And I wouldn't date her, but if, uh, she was in the field and she slipped and fell and then she tried to arrest me, you know, then I might You know, then I might do that, but... Otherwise, maybe not. | ||
Blonde Groyper. | ||
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What a bitch. | |
Stupid fucking bitch, Blonde Groyper. | ||
Anyway, I'm sorry for the language, but you know, she just... You know, we go way back. | ||
We've got a history. | ||
You know how it goes. | ||
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You know how it is. | |
Beats by Gropers is a friend of mine. | ||
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I don't know. | |
Is that even funny anymore? | ||
It's just at this point. | ||
It's just self-indulgent. | ||
I'm just being silly Beats by Gropers is a friend of mine knows Ryan the guy's a boyfriend is legitimate fag sad Damn That sucks that's cringe Nolan says great documentary man amazing production value. | ||
Sorry about the Fed stealing your hard-earned money. | ||
Hope God somehow Reacts you with it Okay, that's a new one. | ||
Fuck the fads. | ||
Thanks! | ||
Thanks for the super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
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I agree. | |
I agree. | ||
Midnight Based says, you read my other chat and gave me the retard voice treatment. | ||
It's truly an honor. | ||
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Glad you like that. | |
Big Globes says, they say college might change your point of view. | ||
And it did. | ||
I got introduced to dissident right politics in college. | ||
Yeah, me too. | ||
I became a reactionary. | ||
Joel McHenry says, hey Nick, if you were a girl for a day, what would you do? | ||
I mean, what would anybody do? | ||
What would literally any... What would literally any guy do? | ||
You already know. | ||
You already know. | ||
That would suck. | ||
I mean, except for the obvious, what else? | ||
Literally, what else would you do? | ||
You know? | ||
I mean, not to be weird or anything, but ever... I mean, come on now. | ||
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Come on now. | |
Everybody knows what you would do, and then what would you do after that? | ||
I don't know I Don't know And Girls don't really do things that I would want to do anyway, you know what I mean? | ||
I mean, if I want to do something, I do it, but what do girls do that guys don't that I would want to do? | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
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I mean, they can't drive. | |
And, um, they're not really competent. | ||
And, uh, so I, you know, I don't, I don't know. | ||
I don't know what I would do. | ||
I'd probably just do what I normally do. | ||
do just get on Twitter but but that would be a mistake as I would ruin it Like women always do. | ||
Like they literally always do. | ||
There's not one woman with good Twitter content except for, like, Michelle Malkin. | ||
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That's it. | |
And, uh, who else? | ||
Yeah, I think that's it. | ||
Joe McHenry says, hey Nick! | ||
I just read that. | ||
Joe McHenry says, hey Nick, what if one night, for one night, you paid us for Super Chats? | ||
Just spitballing could make for a good promo idea. | ||
Might draw in new eyes. | ||
Yeah, that's a great idea. | ||
Kansas Zoomers says, okay, that message in the group chat about pulling money together was a joke, though. | ||
Oh, was it? | ||
Uh, no, you're all right, Kansas Zoomers. | ||
Just giving an example. | ||
Yeah, that's true. | ||
No, they're not inspecting female bodies. | ||
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That would be funny and based. | |
Yeah, thank you for that. | ||
FBI female no they're not inspecting female bodies that would be funny and based now they're their fag boy pussy it's yeah thank thank you for that that's great yeah well you You know, you could just call them gay. | ||
I don't know if you gotta go... I don't know if you have to go all the way there. | ||
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You just call them gay. | |
Just leave it at that. | ||
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They're fucking gay, you know? | |
But... Don't have to go all the way there. | ||
Hank Chill says, I love you! | ||
Hey, I love you too, man. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Love you too, bro. | ||
What a guy. | ||
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Hank, chill. | |
Hank, chill. | ||
Love you too, buddy. | ||
West Canadian Groy versus my girlfriend's birthday is next week. | ||
Any recommendations on a gift for her? | ||
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Yeah, you're asking the wrong guy. | |
I don't even want to answer that. | ||
I don't even want to think about that for me. | ||
You know? | ||
That's the most... I have the most anxiety about shit like that. | ||
About getting a girlfriend. | ||
Like, what do you get them for their birthday? | ||
What do you get for them? | ||
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Lipstick? | |
What do you get for a girl? | ||
Glitter? | ||
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Tiara? | |
What do you get for them? | ||
Seriously, what do you buy for them? | ||
I guess you just buy clothes. | ||
I guess they could always just use more clothes, right? | ||
But what do they wear? | ||
I don't even know what guys wear, still. | ||
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Shirt? | |
Pants? | ||
What do girls even wear? | ||
Jeans? | ||
A dress? | ||
What the fuck do they even wear? | ||
What even looks good? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Shit, I don't know. | ||
What am I gonna get them? | ||
Where am I gonna go? | ||
I'm gonna go to Nordstrom and go in the girls section? | ||
Won't people think I'm gay if I go to the girls section? | ||
I guess they would think I'm straight because they would assume I'm shopping for my girlfriend, right? | ||
So I guess that's not a problem. | ||
But what am I even looking for? | ||
I'm gonna go in there and say I'm looking for girls clothes? | ||
I mean, that's just not something I'm going to do. | ||
I would order it from online. | ||
I'm not going to go in the store and shop for girls' clothes. | ||
You think I'd be caught dead in the mall shopping? | ||
I don't even like going to the mall and shopping for boys' clothes for me. | ||
I feel embarrassed looking at clothes because I feel like these judgmental fashion people are going to look at me looking at that shirt and be like, You think you're gonna wear that? | ||
That sucks. | ||
That doesn't even look good. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
I'm very self-conscious. | ||
I don't like to go shopping. | ||
I feel like people are looking at me, looking at clothes. | ||
Then they're gonna look at me, looking at girls' clothes, and I'm thinking about what a girl's gonna like. | ||
I don't know what a girl's gonna like. | ||
How the hell should I know? | ||
What do they like? | ||
Makeup? | ||
McDonald's gift card? | ||
They don't play video games. | ||
They don't play with Legos. | ||
What the hell do you get them? | ||
What the hell do you get these people? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I guess they tell you. | ||
All they do is talk and talk and they talk and they talk. | ||
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Not that I would know. | |
I don't talk to any girls, but I know that's what they do. | ||
And yes, I guess you would know from that. | ||
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I don't know, man. | |
The whole thing's just frustrating. | ||
So anyway, so I don't know, dude. | ||
I don't know. | ||
What are you gonna get him? | ||
Lip gloss? | ||
What are you gonna get him? | ||
Toothbrush? | ||
A toothbrush? | ||
That's what I got. | ||
I got a toothbrush the other day. | ||
I needed a new soft bristle toothbrush because mine's... I've had it forever. | ||
So I got a new 4-pack soft bristle toothbrushes. | ||
That would be a good gift. | ||
I would love if someone got me a nice toothbrush. | ||
I use it every day. | ||
I use it every day. | ||
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It works. | |
I know that, oh, yeah, women would never go for that. | ||
Too practical. | ||
So what are you supposed to get them then? | ||
What the hell are you supposed to get them then? | ||
Candy? | ||
Alright, here's some drops. | ||
Here's some, what do they call those? | ||
Dots? | ||
Dot candies? | ||
Yeah, here's some of these. | ||
They don't like, do they like chocolate? | ||
I feel like chocolate's more masculine. | ||
They like sugar, right? | ||
Here's a Tootsie Pop. | ||
Here's a bag of Tootsie Pops and a toothbrush and a stick of lip gloss. | ||
Here's a stick of Dr. Pepper chapstick. | ||
Here is a five pack of chapstick. | ||
We got Skittles, Dr. Pepper, Orange Fanta. | ||
Orange Crush, actually, I think is what it is. | ||
Coca-Cola. | ||
Here's a five pack of Pop Flavor Chapstick and a bag of Tootsie Pops. | ||
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Toothbrush. | |
Here's some earrings I got at the front of Target. | ||
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Littlest Pet Shop. | |
These are just things I've gotten my sister. | ||
These are things I've just gotten for my sister over the course of a lifetime for Christmas or whatever else. | ||
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So, I don't know, dude. | |
I don't know. | ||
I don't know what you get her. | ||
What do you get? | ||
They have like 10 holidays a year. | ||
I don't even buy that much stuff for myself. | ||
I don't even know what I would get for myself. | ||
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Anyway. | |
All right. | ||
Anyway, that's enough on that question. | ||
Incel with Rage says, I like sliding the 07 button over your mug while I watch the show. | ||
It looks like steam rising out of a hot beverage on your desk. | ||
It's a really cool effect. | ||
I suggest your other viewers give it a try. | ||
I like the dragging 07 button. | ||
Excuse me, that's very good. | ||
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That's very good. | |
Our developers are very good, very good. | ||
Joe McHenry says, you know the gettin' was good when the Tabaski bottle needs a scrubbin' after. | ||
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What the fuck? | |
You know the gettin'? | ||
Is this a southern? | ||
This must be a southern expression. | ||
Jayden, can we get Jayden in here to translate that? | ||
He says, you know the gettin' was good when the Tabaski bottle needs a scrubbin' after. | ||
He he he. | ||
Yeah, let's get Jayden. | ||
Is Jayden in chat? | ||
Jayden, what the? | ||
What the hell does that mean? | ||
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That must be a southern thing. | |
Jaden McCheese, back from, back from the sticks. | ||
And it's not as, not what it's cracked up to be apparently, you know? | ||
Grass is always greener on the other side of the COUNTYLAND! | ||
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On the other side of the COUNTYLAND! | |
Yeah, yeah. | ||
Just goes to show, right? | ||
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The country. | |
I don't know. | ||
Andrew Anglin is making me want to leave the city, but just one problem. | ||
I hate the country. | ||
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That's the only problem. | |
I fucking hate the country. | ||
And I don't want to go out there where the food sucks and where the people talk like this. | ||
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I don't know. | |
It's just not me. | ||
That's not me. | ||
That's not where I'm from. | ||
That's not my home. | ||
So, nothing against those people there. | ||
I'm sure they're fine people, but it's just not for me. | ||
I don't want to go out there in the middle of nowhere where I go to a restaurant and the food sucks and they're like, well, how y'all doing now? | ||
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Get out of my head. | |
Please. | ||
Please. | ||
I can't do it. | ||
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I can't live like that. - Yeah. | |
Talk like this. | ||
Nah, they're good people. | ||
I like, Southerners are actually very nice. | ||
They're good people, but it's just so alien to me. | ||
It's like being on an alien planet. | ||
How is that any better than living in a black neighborhood or like an Hispanic neighborhood or something? | ||
I mean, it's definitely, it's degrees, but it's foreign in a similar way. | ||
Trey says, hey Nick, it's me Kai Clippers. | ||
Check me on the Ralph Retort tomorrow. | ||
Make sure to tell the whole chat that because I need clout. | ||
Please Nick, I need the clout. | ||
All right, all right, all right. | ||
Friendly Firedge, whoa! | ||
Real shot across the ballot. | ||
Kai Clips, hey, whoa! | ||
Easy, we like Kai. | ||
All right, geez. | ||
A little bit funny, but hey! | ||
We like Kyclips! | ||
It's a little friendly ribbing. | ||
We'll take it easy. | ||
I'm gonna watch him on Ralph. | ||
It's gonna be good. | ||
You used to do the same thing. | ||
Let's just be honest, okay? | ||
Let me be honest. | ||
Anon says, one of the biggest regrets of my life is that I took the vaccine three months ago. | ||
I'm fine right now, but this will haunt me for the rest of my life. | ||
Wow. | ||
Shame on you, dude. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
And live with it. | ||
And live with the consequences, man. | ||
Timmy says, hey, hey. | ||
Jake says, thoughts on big papa fascist trashing your name and calling a neo-nazi race realist for focusing on ethnic nationalism as opposed to civic? | ||
The guy sounds more like a grifter than anything else. | ||
I think he just sounds stupid. | ||
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It's just that simple. | |
And I think anyone can see that. | ||
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It's obvious. | |
Kai Clips says missed you reading my super chat cuz I'm at work hate this place so much I'm screaming inside the industrial fridge right now anyway hey Trey can I meet your dad he sounds like a cool guy oh damn wow it's real flame war going on in the super chats well now Trey has to respond and then Kai has to respond after that and the super chat limit has been raised to $10 but we have to hear rebuttals I mean we have to settle this so | ||
that's a joke of course but yeah well thanks for that is that is the industrial fridge part of dig a trade to or is that just legit well I'm sorry you missed it but I'm sorry you're at work me too it sucks I know I'm screaming in my fridge but Hey, take it easy, fellas! | ||
Hey, fellas! | ||
Easy! | ||
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Fellas! | |
Remember when Trump said that? | ||
Fellas! | ||
Fellas! | ||
Easy! | ||
Was that Trump that said that? | ||
Yeah, take it easy, fellas. | ||
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We're all friends here, alright? | |
Gabriel Rogers says, My mom's reaction was different. | ||
She wasn't shocked. | ||
She just calmly said, You should be careful talking like that. | ||
Quite a few people in my country have been in prison for questioning it. | ||
I'm not sure what you mean by that. | ||
Questioning what? | ||
So I don't know what that means. | ||
Just Seed says, Nick is Jason Bourne evading government activated assassins while dumb blonde fed falls deeper in love with him. | ||
It's true. | ||
I mean, that's just true. | ||
They love me. | ||
They love me. | ||
I'm a lovable, lovable guy, you know. | ||
I'm a lovable guy. | ||
I'm not like Jason Bourne. | ||
I'm more like quaint, you know. | ||
I'm not so serious. | ||
I'm just sort of like funny, got a funny perspective on things. | ||
And, uh, they just love that about me, you know? | ||
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They just fall in love. | |
Blonde Groyper. | ||
Oh, Blonde Groyper. | ||
You bitch. | ||
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You were doomed from the start. | |
It was like this from the beginning. | ||
Ah, you made one fatal mistake. | ||
You fell in love with me. | ||
And now, you have to die. | ||
No, no, I'm kidding. | ||
But, um... I mean, that's probably happened. | ||
Culture war criminal says the PC hack sponsored by wahoos fish tacos. | ||
Yeah, there you go wahoos Wahoos, you know you recommended that place. | ||
What the fuck man? | ||
What the heck was that all about? | ||
But it was okay, but I mean I wanted we've been over this I wanted a real LA specialty and you try me on a wahoos some chain. | ||
That's okay But yeah sponsored by wahoos. | ||
Yeah wahoos in there. | ||
What the hell was it there? | ||
Shrimp whatever taco There what was what did I get the crispy fish taco and the shrimp something Sponsored by that. | ||
This was okay. | ||
It was pretty good. | ||
We cleared that place out. | ||
That was funny Kai Clips says hey, but hey, thank you cultural or criminal. | ||
I appreciate the hospitality Kai Clips is hey Nick. | ||
It's Trey here. | ||
Come watch my retarded red dead stream. | ||
Also, thanks for telling me I could be third in command and Very very funny and we are enjoying this. | ||
You know, I think we ought to have a we ought to have a little bit of a piece little truce groper piece summit We're all friends here, you know a little friendly banter, but we're all friends. | ||
We like Kai Yeah, Trey's alright, too. | ||
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He's He's getting there. | |
We like him. | ||
We like these guys Scythe dogs is what's your favorite Pitbull song? | ||
Probably give me everything. | ||
I think that's the best one. | ||
I I'm not a huge Pitbull fan, but I mean he was like everywhere when I was growing up. | ||
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So... Yeah, I don't know. | |
Kai, Clips, and Trey. | ||
A new feud! | ||
A new feud. | ||
Maybe we'll have to settle that with Bloodsports. | ||
There's an idea. | ||
What if we did a Bloodsports stream? | ||
That would be kind of funny. | ||
That would probably not be productive though. | ||
That would actually be bad for them. | ||
So maybe we'll just... Maybe we'll just talk it out. | ||
We'll game it out or something. | ||
We'll play Fortnite and resolve our differences. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Okay, all right. | ||
Well, that's our last super chat. | ||
I'm exhausted. | ||
I have been awake all damn day I'm resetting my sleep schedule. | ||
So I'm just I'm out of gas. | ||
I'm out of steam. | ||
So that's gonna do it for me tonight Hey, thank you everybody for watching. | ||
I really hope you enjoyed our mini documentary. | ||
It seems like the reception was very good So, like I said, we'll be uploading that on all our platforms this week episode 2 coming soon I'll let you know about that But big thank you to our director. | ||
Great job to our team. | ||
Hats off to them. | ||
Thanks to everybody for tuning in to the world premiere of our first episode. | ||
Remember, I'm on the air Monday through Friday, 8 p.m. | ||
Central, 9 p.m. | ||
Eastern Standard Time. | ||
As always, I'm Nicholas Chaif-Lentis. | ||
Thanks for watching. | ||
Thanks to our Super Chatters subscribers, everybody that watches the show. | ||
We love you. | ||
I'll see you tomorrow. | ||
Until then, have a great rest of your evening. | ||
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | |
It's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. |