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or to differentiate what we're doing from the rest of the right wing, because it's still a huge issue. | ||
It's still a huge priority for people like us, America first, to define the future of the Republican Party, the future of the conservative movement, and how the right wing electorate, the right wing constituency in America, is going to utilize the infrastructure the right wing constituency in America, is going to utilize the infrastructure that is there for us in the GOP and in the conservative movement to achieve our goals, to achieve And that fundamentally is the crisis of succession. | ||
Will we build on Trumpism? | ||
Will we take what Trump did and expand it and go further and continue towards something that is in alignment with where the American people are and something that's more in tune with reality? | ||
Or will we go back? | ||
Will we snap back to Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Nikki Haley, Mike Pence, the business-as-usual establishment Republican stuff? | ||
And I see this happening every day. | ||
There's a lot of people these days that sound just like me. | ||
It's funny, I was just talking to Jaden about this the other day. | ||
You know, two years ago when the Gruyper Wars happened, I was the only one talking about the things that I talk about. | ||
I was the only conservative out there, or one of the only ones, I'm not going to say the only, but one of the only relatively mainstream or mainstream-presenting conservatives criticizing Israel, talking about race, talking about anti-white discrimination, And specifically race realism. | ||
I was one of the only people talking about traditional sexual morality and, you know, the patriarchy or something like that, just to name a few issues. | ||
And now it seems like everybody's on board. | ||
Everybody's against legal immigration. | ||
Everybody's talking about anti-white. | ||
Even at the Daily Wire, Matt Walsh is willing to say that we shouldn't die for Israel, which is nice for a change, right? | ||
But there still are some key differences. | ||
Very important. | ||
And I find that the biggest one is race. | ||
And we talked about it a little bit yesterday. | ||
We waded back into the conversation. | ||
And it's true. | ||
And it's a good thing that a lot of conservatives and Republicans these days are willing to say that there is an anti-white tone to the media and to the politics and real anti-white discrimination in America today. | ||
Years ago, people were not willing to say that. | ||
Now they all agree with me, even though they blacklisted me, canceled me, Bullied me were mean to me years ago for saying that now they all agree two years later, which is nice but they still don't take it far enough and Like I said, we covered this yesterday talking about some of the black crime that is going on in Chicago and elsewhere To this day even though people are becoming more racially aware. | ||
They still are talking about politics in terms of ideology and And saying that, well, of course, there are different races or something like that. | ||
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Well, we're all one. | |
We're all united. | ||
Race isn't really a salient factor. | ||
Maybe race is a factor that is being pushed by the elites for their own ends to divide us or something like that. | ||
But race, maybe there's nothing intrinsically real about it. | ||
The divisions that exist between the races are not predestined, they're artificial, or they were forced on us, or they're new, or maybe they're not even real at all. | ||
There still are a lot of conservatives saying this. | ||
They'll acknowledge the media is anti-white, but they won't defend white people on the basis of whiteness. | ||
They acknowledge that the politics discriminates against whites, but they'll also reluctantly say that, well, actually it's more about class and not so much about race, or something to this effect. | ||
So I want to talk about this new poll that came out today, which shows the extent to which there is a racial awakening happening, particularly for white people in America. | ||
And this is the report. | ||
It talks about how 84% of Republicans now believe that whites are being discriminated against in America. | ||
It says, quote, a large number of Donald Trump supporters worry about the fate of Christianity and discrimination against white Americans, according to a new survey. | ||
At least 84% of the surveyed Trump supporters worry, quote, that discrimination against whites will increase significantly in the next few years, according to a poll released by Project Home Fire in partnership with University of Virginia's Center for Politics. | ||
The poll was conducted online from July 22nd to August 4th. | ||
The participants included 1,001 Trump voters and 1,011 Joe Biden voters, And the poll captured their responses to over 300 questions on social, political, and psychological topics. | ||
The report said, quote, On the one side, Joe Biden voters see systemic racism in America as a serious problem. | ||
Donald Trump voters are on the other side of Biden voters on each of these issues, and by large margins. | ||
They worry that discrimination against whites will increase significantly in the next few years. | ||
At least 61% of Trump supporters strongly believe that Christianity is under attack in America, while 84% somewhat agreed. | ||
President Biden supporters, however, largely disagreed with these notions. | ||
Only 38% of Biden supporters somewhat agreed that anti-white discrimination was on the rise, while 47% agreed that Christianity is under attack. | ||
According to the survey, Biden voters prioritize social justice concerns, but for Trump voters, immigration emerges as one of their top issues. | ||
91% of Democrats agreed that systemic racism was a serious problem in America, presumably against non-white people, compared to 45% of Republicans. | ||
Similarly, when asked if Hispanic and Asian immigrants face discrimination in the U.S., only 49% of Republicans agreed, while as many as 87% of Democrats agreed. | ||
And so this poll is very interesting because, like I said yesterday, it shows that the racial dimension to politics is real. | ||
Whether you like it or not, whether you think that's a positive development for America or not, this is the case. | ||
Race is real. | ||
Racial divisions are real. | ||
Non-white people see them as real. | ||
Increasingly white people see them as real. | ||
And the racial divisions in the country are now having consequences, especially surrounding this conversation about discrimination. | ||
And it's particularly curious in this poll, it concerns discrimination. | ||
While the poll is asking people based on their party affiliation how they feel about these things, it breaks down between the parties based on race. | ||
Republicans think that the system discriminates against whites. | ||
Democrats think the system discriminates against non-whites. | ||
I mean, in a word, that's what it is. | ||
They're using different terminology. | ||
They say, well, Democrats believe in systemic racism. | ||
Whites believe in discrimination against whites. | ||
Well, these are really two words for the same thing. | ||
You could call it systemic racism against whites or non-whites. | ||
You could call it discrimination against whites or non-whites. | ||
But fundamentally, the two parties, right and left, are breaking down along racial lines. | ||
They're breaking down a lot of these racial and, you know, maybe ambiguously or generally speaking, cultural lines. | ||
But it's also racial. | ||
It's maybe primarily racial. | ||
The Democrats are the party of the non-whites. | ||
That is the party that non-white people vote for. | ||
We know that. | ||
90% of blacks vote for Democrats, 60-75% of Hispanics vote for Democrats, 75% of Asians vote for Democrats, and we know that 90% of the people that voted for Donald Trump were white. | ||
So, the party, in terms of who's voting for them, it's split along racial lines, and their views on politics are almost Almost entirely colored by their views on race, particularly their own particular racial prejudice. | ||
White people think the system discriminates against white people. | ||
They think that the system discriminates against Christianity, against Christmas, against the Bible, against guns, against a lot of culturally, maybe politically, white things. | ||
And non-white people feel the same but in reverse. | ||
Non-white people think the system is racist against blacks, Hispanics, and Asians. | ||
They think that the cops are picking on blacks. | ||
They think that we're upholding white standards and beauty and other kinds of things. | ||
It's a racial politics. | ||
And it's gonna be... I mean, we'll see the extent to which people follow it through to its logical conclusion, but you know, I've been saying this now for four years. | ||
There have been people that have been saying this longer than I have. | ||
Jared Taylor has been doing the American Renaissance Conference for almost 30 years now. | ||
30 years. | ||
People have been saying it longer than he has. | ||
Sam Francis was writing about it for an equally long time, although he died about a decade ago. | ||
And others have been talking about this since after World War II. | ||
And we'll see, because there's a lot of conservatives now that see the obvious. | ||
I don't think any of this is particularly surprising when you look at these numbers, and a lot of this sounds familiar. | ||
But a lot of conservatives are not really just yet, not quite yet, to accept the full and logical consequences of this. | ||
Because there are conservatives out there who will say, yes, there is anti-white discrimination. | ||
And they will say, yes, the parties are racially divided. | ||
There is an apparent racial fault line. | ||
But how many of them are really willing to go and take these things to their logical conclusion where they go? | ||
And I'll tell you what I mean by this. | ||
You know, we have to ask ourselves, why did it get this way? | ||
Most people believe that on a fundamental level, the races are equal. | ||
And what exactly does that mean? | ||
I mean, certainly I believe, and I think everybody watching the show believes, that we as human beings are all equal on some level. | ||
We all should have equal rights. | ||
We are all equal before God. | ||
We are all human. | ||
There's sort of a cosmic equality, which is universal, which I think anybody believes, I think any decent person believes. | ||
But let's interrogate that a little further. | ||
When we say we believe in equality or inequality between the races, what exactly does that mean? | ||
Take it a step further. | ||
While we may believe that the races are equal before God, certainly I don't believe that they're equal in other ways. | ||
And just look at the statistics. | ||
Both liberals and conservatives would agree that the races are not equal. | ||
We disagree on the reasons why, but we're not equal in wealth, income, education, intelligence. | ||
We're not equal in terms of many things. | ||
Height, weight, athleticism. | ||
And if you look at the countries around the world, the countries that are predominantly black are not equal to the countries that are predominantly European. | ||
The underlying assumption that liberals have about race is that all races are inherently equal. | ||
All races have the same capacity for intelligence, physical ability, those kinds of things. | ||
It is just environment that gets in the way. | ||
Environmental differences, differences in political systems, historical differences because whites, you know, they were able to benefit from colonialism and slavery and these kinds of things, and blacks weren't. | ||
I mean, that's one of the things that they will say. | ||
Foundational assumption is that everyone is equal. | ||
It is just the world. | ||
It's the environment. | ||
People are born equal, but raised unequal, which leads to disparate outcomes. | ||
Conservatives largely believe the same thing. | ||
But when you look at what's going on in America today, I think it raises a big question mark about these underlying assumptions about race. | ||
Here we are 60 years after the Civil Rights Movement. | ||
Here we are in a country where for 30 years Our national identity was premised on the idea that this was the land of opportunity for everybody and a land of equality where everybody is equal before the law and everybody has equal opportunity. | ||
For 30 years, we've had affirmative action and education. | ||
We've had HR departments carefully managing diversity programs and unofficial quotas. | ||
So, 60 years of full legal equality and civil rights 30 years of affirmative action. | ||
30 years of redefining our nation around this idea of unlimited equality and opportunity. | ||
And yet, race relations are getting worse and not better. | ||
And yet inequality has not been resolved. | ||
The disparities between the races, even though the environment has been totally equalized and the playing field has been leveled, and there's no discrimination really that you can point to, towards blacks or other non-whites at least, I mean, you know, the playing field's been totally leveled. | ||
So why then does inequality persist, or rather disparities between the races exist, and why have race relations gotten worse and not better since full legal equality and the other change in the past 30 years? | ||
Why is it not, at the minimum, staying the same? | ||
Why is it not getting better? | ||
If our experience is so universal as humans, If we all have equal potential when we are born, and it's only the world which gets in the way, it's only prejudice, hatred, the legacy of racism, or historical oppression. | ||
If it's these things that get in the way, why are we in the current state? | ||
I don't think people are ready to answer that question. | ||
Now, I knew years ago, I predicted largely what has gone on in the past year or two years. | ||
Race riots, anti-white hatred, a white racial awakening. | ||
I predicted those things three, four years ago, and other people predicted them long before I did. | ||
Because I understand and other people understand that the differences between the races are intrinsic. | ||
They're fundamental. | ||
They're essential. | ||
Race is an essential attribute to who a person is. | ||
It's an essential aspect of their identity. | ||
It defines characteristics about them. | ||
And it is for a racial reason that disparities exist and why there's inequality and conflict between the races. | ||
And so, given a country that is diverse racially, given a country where large groups of different races are living together, it only makes sense. | ||
The natural, logical conclusion is that there will be disparities that will persist, and conflict will result. | ||
Because of the inherent differences, number one, and because the disparities will breed resentment. | ||
You can't tell white and black people their entire lives, you're all pink on the inside, you're totally equal, you're the same, and have white people with a per capita income, per capita wealth, education, and all of that, double or four times greater than that of black people, and not have resentment. | ||
You can't tell a white person and a black person you're the same, and have a white person pulling up in a Cadillac and living in a big mansion, and a black person with no car and working a minimum wage job, or maybe on assistance in an apartment, and not have the black person resent the white person for a racial and not have the black person resent the white person for Not have them blame race. | ||
Well, if we're equal, so it goes. | ||
If we're both people, and you're doing well, and we're not doing so well, well, the only possible explanation is that it's not fair. | ||
It's not fair. | ||
And if all the black people are like this and most of the white people are like that, well, why is it not fair? | ||
On what basis? | ||
Race. | ||
So, insofar as the races are different, disparities will arise. | ||
And so far as we're all living together and these disparities persist, there will be resentment between the races because that's where the disparities will lie. | ||
Racial conflict is therefore then inevitable. | ||
Racial consciousness will rise as a consequence. | ||
The country will be polarized along racial lines. | ||
The politics will be racialized. | ||
It's unavoidable. | ||
Now there are a lot of conservatives that, again, they can see what is apparent, which is that there is this animosity. | ||
They can see what is apparent, which is that there are disparities. | ||
They can see that there's anti-white resentment. | ||
And they're able to see on the surface level that these things are occurring. | ||
It's apparent. | ||
But their underlying assumption about race is still no different than liberals. | ||
They say, well, you know, Blacks and whites are the same. | ||
We all believe red, white, and blue. | ||
What we need is multiracial working class populism. | ||
We need to unite all the poor people, white, black, yellow, red, purple, against all the rich people. | ||
They say that we just need other racial groups to join in and make America great again. | ||
If there is racial resentment, it's being created. | ||
It's being imposed upon us by the elites for some nefarious purpose. | ||
Jeff Bezos is dividing the white and the black people. | ||
Bill Gates is dividing us from each other so that they can conquer us. | ||
And there's some truth to that. | ||
But it belies, again, what is fundamental. | ||
And we will see as we go into the future the extent to which conservatives are willing to take it all away and say that clearly what goes on challenges those underlying assumptions. | ||
If we're in a state where, again, 60 years after civil rights, 30 years after redefining our country according to land of opportunity ideology, Why is it getting worse? | ||
Why are the disparities still there? | ||
Why are they still causing resentment? | ||
Why are we going backwards and not forwards? | ||
We're talking about slavery and Jim Crow and racism more now than they were 30 years ago. | ||
Why is that? | ||
And that's because actually, probably, the racial politics that we have, which is naive and not grounded in reality, is poisoning the well. | ||
If we were to have an accurate, realistic understanding of race, we could explain the disparities. | ||
We could understand the current predicament. | ||
Maybe the conversation would be less charged. | ||
As it stands right now, we have the full consequence of a racialized politics, but it seems like one side is not willing to acknowledge it. | ||
And this is fundamentally a good thing. | ||
To get back to the news, when we look at the poll, 84% of white people believe that anti-white discrimination is happening, or there'll be more of it in the future. | ||
That's a good thing! | ||
White people have got to get smart. | ||
We have got to learn to protect ourselves. | ||
We have to want to protect ourselves. | ||
We have to begin to have a conception as white people of such a thing as ourselves. | ||
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Collectively. | ||
As a distinct people in America. | ||
As white people. | ||
This is a positive development. | ||
And we talked a little bit about why that is yesterday. | ||
It's because we're being attacked! | ||
As us. | ||
We, as white people, are being attacked on the basis that we are white. | ||
And it is becoming increasingly difficult for people to pretend that it is any other way. | ||
For decades, people have said, well, really it's about the fact that we are conservative. | ||
It's a cultural conflict. | ||
It's a battle between urban and rural. | ||
Obama said that we're clinging to our guns and our Bibles. | ||
Well, he was trained by Saul Alinsky. | ||
Him and Hillary Clinton are the same. | ||
You know, this kind of thing. | ||
No, I'm sorry. | ||
Barack Obama was a black president. | ||
It was racial. | ||
He was a black president putting his black feet on the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office It was racial. | ||
And what we might describe as cultural, the cultural conflict was an expression of a racial divide. | ||
And when Donald Trump said, Make America Great Again, and Republicans said, No, it's not about race, it's about something else. | ||
No, it was about race. | ||
When he said, say Merry Christmas again, ban all Muslims, illegals or rapists, build a wall between America and Mexico, this was an implicitly racial message. | ||
Make America Great Again is a white revanchist slogan. | ||
Make America Great Again, when was America great? | ||
30 years ago? | ||
40 years ago? | ||
And what was America like back then? | ||
What was America like when America was great? | ||
When you think of America's greatness, what do you think of? | ||
The American founding. | ||
The Industrial Revolution. | ||
Manifest Destiny. | ||
You think about the roaring 20s. | ||
You think about World War II. | ||
You think about the 60s and the 50s. | ||
Maybe you think about the 80s. | ||
You definitely don't think about the last 30 years. | ||
You don't think about globalization. | ||
You don't think about mass immigration from Asia and Latin America. | ||
You don't think about modern-day Chicago, New York City. | ||
You definitely don't think about Los Angeles. | ||
You think about white America. | ||
You think about historic white America. | ||
The historic and traditional American nation. | ||
That's what you think about. | ||
And when the left rebutted Make America Great Again, what was their rebuttal? | ||
Why was Donald Trump unfit to become president, like I said yesterday? | ||
Was it because his policies were bad? | ||
Was it because he's too religious? | ||
Was it because he's a hick? | ||
Because he's a theocrat like Ted Cruz? | ||
Because he's too much like the people on Duck Dynasty? | ||
No, it was because he doesn't like all of the non-white people. | ||
He's Islamophobic, homophobic, anti-Semitic, racist, sexist, etc. | ||
It was that coalition against a traditional and historic American nation. | ||
What was implicit then is becoming explicit now. | ||
In 2016, Republicans and Conservatives tried to paper it all over and say, no, no, no, it's about everything other than race. | ||
See? | ||
Look at who is that black pastor, Daryl something. | ||
Look at this black guy whose kid was killed by an illegal. | ||
We like him, so it's not about race. | ||
Well, in the past two years, people are not able to pretend anymore. | ||
Because BLM is out there in the streets saying, white people, shut up. | ||
White people, step aside. | ||
They're in the New York Times writing, we are going to replace you. | ||
A white majority and a white ruling class will give way in a transition of power to a non-white majority and a non-white ruling class. | ||
And maybe you're going to get your comeuppance for centuries of oppression. | ||
And, you know, Lori Lightfoot in Chicago says she won't give interviews to white reporters. | ||
And the federal government stipulates you can't get COVID aid if you're white. | ||
And now you look at, you know, the story we're about to talk about, the school shooter, black school shooter gets off $75,000 bail. | ||
Kyle Rittenhouse, $2 million bail. | ||
It's impossible to ignore. | ||
So now there's a white racial consciousness is being raised. | ||
White people are out of excuses, rationalizations. | ||
the situation is getting so apparent and it's getting so bad that the only option to survive and the only option to conserve and preserve our way of life and our wealth and our rights and our dignity as human beings as white people preserve our civilizational inheritance the only alternative now is to just be comfortable embracing who we are embracing our identity now | ||
Not running from it, not apologizing for it, making excuses, but to say we are white, we are valid, We deserve our rights, respect, dignity. | ||
We're not giving up our money in racial taxes. | ||
We're gonna demand our share of the pie. | ||
We are gonna fight for our self-interest. | ||
We are gonna fight to retain the legacy of our civilization. | ||
And you're damn right we're gonna do it as whites. | ||
Not as patriots, or conservatives, or even Americans, but as whites. | ||
As white Americans. | ||
Because that's the basis under which we're being attacked. | ||
So it's a good thing. | ||
When I see this poll, 84% of white people say we're being discriminated against. | ||
It's about damn time, because you know what? | ||
We are. | ||
And everybody sees it. | ||
And if we can't recognize that first, if we can't acknowledge that that problem is real, and if we can't defend ourselves on that basis, if there's no us, we are going to be wiped out. | ||
Because, you know, for so long people have tried to, you know, generalize or universalize our experience and say, well, we're Americans, we're conservatives. | ||
Guess what? | ||
If you're a conservative, you're on your own. | ||
You know, you think the Republican Party is going to come and help you as a white person if you get fired from your job because you're white and they had to make way for a diversity hire? | ||
They're not. | ||
The Republican Party is doing the same thing. | ||
The Republican Party and most organs in the conservative political establishment, they have the same anti-white practices as everything else in the country. | ||
They said after the 2020 election, the RNC, Said that their strategy for victory in the midterms is to run more diverse candidates. | ||
More blacks, Hispanics, women. | ||
That's their strategy. | ||
The critics of Donald Trump said that the future has to be more inclusive. | ||
To whom, exactly? | ||
To non-whites. | ||
Run more non-white candidates, pander more to their interests, give them more money, more programs, everything. | ||
And what about us? | ||
And so the hope is that in 2024, we get a candidate that will talk about white interest. | ||
We're getting there. | ||
It's happening. | ||
The window is shifting. | ||
The conversation is changing. | ||
They even acknowledge this in the report. | ||
They say racial politics is reaching ahead. | ||
We better get a candidate in 2024 that says that they're going to look out for white people. | ||
That we're going to stand up for white people. | ||
It's not radical. | ||
It wasn't radical then. | ||
It might have been radical to say, but it wasn't radical. | ||
And it's certainly not radical now. | ||
And we had a Republican president that was willing to talk about the black unemployment rate, and the Hispanic unemployment rate, and the Asian unemployment rate, and talk about opportunity zones for black neighborhoods, inner cities, and talk about Hispanic legal immigrants getting benefits. | ||
How about talking about white people? | ||
We have to do it. | ||
This is the future. | ||
There is no alternative. | ||
White racial identity politics is not going away. | ||
It's not a fad. | ||
It's not a transition. | ||
This is the future. | ||
And it's the future because we are going to live in a majority-minority nation. | ||
And you see how politics works. | ||
The politics is a racial factionalism. | ||
And the Ethnic and racial groups that fight for their interests, they're the ones that get ahead. | ||
BLM organized, mobilized, advancing the black self-interest, securing government benefits, securing opportunities in the free market, jobs, all of that for their people, for blacks. | ||
Hispanics have La Raza, they've got two, two Hispanic caucuses in the Congress, doing what? | ||
Securing Hispanic interests. | ||
Whether that be amnesty, green cards, or public assistance, whatever, programs, they're out there getting it. | ||
And what are white people doing? | ||
Giving it away! | ||
It's our country! | ||
Last time I checked, America was founded by white people, built by white people. | ||
It's been a white country up until a generation ago. | ||
Very, very recently. | ||
So where's our self-interest faction? | ||
Where's our interest lobby to fight for our interests? | ||
As the country becomes more diverse and more multiracial, you're not going to see less racialization. | ||
You're going to see more of it, and we can't wish it away. | ||
You might not like it. | ||
You might not think it's a good thing, but this is the way it is, and it's here to stay. | ||
We will continue to draw the short end of the stick in this country where we have to share now. | ||
We have to share the tax dollars. | ||
Share the police, the firefighters, the public works, the infrastructure. | ||
In a country now where we have to share, we've got to fight for what is ours. | ||
We have to fight for what we are entitled to, what we have coming. | ||
We have to fight for fairness. | ||
We have to fight for civil rights, dignity, respect. | ||
We now have to stand up for ourselves. | ||
As whites, and getting used to thinking of ourselves that way. | ||
They don't call themselves Americans. | ||
You know, and this is funny because we're always trying to force that. | ||
Well, I'm not white, I'm an American first. | ||
People love to get off saying that. | ||
Does any other group feel that way? | ||
In LA, what flag do they fly? | ||
I think I see a lot of Mexican flags in LA. | ||
In Chicago, when it was Mexican Independence Day last month, tell me, what did you see if you live in the area? | ||
Come to Chicago next year on Mexican Independence Day and tell me that we're all Americans that believe red, white, and blue. | ||
Tell me that. | ||
Because I don't see it. | ||
I see a lot of red, white, and green in Chicago. | ||
And I see it in LA. | ||
I see it all over Texas and California. | ||
I see a lot of red, white, and green. | ||
And how about black? | ||
Black Lives Matter, black people in general. | ||
I think I've heard about a new national anthem for black people. | ||
I see a new black American flag that they modified to Change the white stripes to off-white because America's not as pure as we think it is. | ||
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And all that bullshit. | ||
So I don't think there's a really strong American identity. | ||
I don't think there's even really a strong affection for America among the other groups. | ||
I think I see a, if anything, it's a return to a tribal, indigenous identity, a foreign identity, Pan-African, this El Norte, you know, greater Mexico identity and so on. | ||
So yeah, I'm an American, but you know, I have a pretty clear idea of what America is and was. | ||
I'm a white American. | ||
I'm not just any American. | ||
I'm a white American. | ||
Maybe I'm an American ethnic, because I am Italian and Irish and Mexican. | ||
I'm an American ethnic, a product of the last century. | ||
But nevertheless, I'm not singing the Black National Anthem. | ||
I'm not flying the Mexican flag. | ||
I'm waving the Star-Spangled Banner. | ||
I don't see any other groups doing that. | ||
Not in great numbers. | ||
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Conservatives, particularly whites, would do well to remember this. | ||
And you're going to see there's a lot of conservatives out there that are trying to redirect the conversation back towards the old things. | ||
We have to destroy the underlying assumptions. | ||
It's not enough to say that there's anti-white hatred. | ||
Why is there anti-white hatred? | ||
Resentment. | ||
On what basis? | ||
Disparities in the reality of race. | ||
The disparities are baked into the cake because the races are intrinsically unequal. | ||
So it's time to start getting used to that. | ||
You're not a pink-on-the-inside human being. | ||
Human race, you're a white person. | ||
Don't forget that. | ||
They're not going to forget that when they clock you coming down the street at 3 a.m. | ||
in an alley in Chicago on a weekend. | ||
They're not going to say, hey, who'd you vote for? | ||
Did you vote for Joe Biden? | ||
Culturally, what would you call yourself? | ||
Hey, yo, what's up? | ||
What's up, white boy? | ||
Who'd you vote for? | ||
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Who'd you vote for in the last election, huh? | |
Culturally, culturally, what is you, white boy? | ||
Do you think they're going to do that? | ||
You think when a black person comes up on you in Chicago with a gun, You know, when they hit you in the back and then they come out with a gun, do they ask you first? | ||
Culturally, what would you say you is right now? | ||
Are they gonna ask to see your Spotify playlist? | ||
J. Cole? | ||
Oh, you're white dead. | ||
What do they see? | ||
Project Pat? | ||
Okay, you a'ight, you a'ight, you one of us. | ||
No, they're gonna see a white boy, boom. | ||
Burglarized! | ||
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Robbed! | |
Carjacked! | ||
This is just true! | ||
And the same goes for affirmative action, the same goes for the hiring quotas, the same goes for the appropriation of, you know, welfare and public sector resources. | ||
You know, on a job application, are they going to say, culturally, who did you vote for? | ||
They're going to see a name, John Smith, And they're going to say, White passed over. | ||
If you apply as DeWante, Devon, Washington, they're going to say, Green light, you're in. | ||
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Black. | |
Race is the basis. | ||
Race is the basis. | ||
And I wish it wasn't that way. | ||
Understand, you know, people look at me and they say, that's the guy, that's the white supremacist who wants to make everything racist. | ||
I didn't make it that way. | ||
Don't point the finger at me. | ||
Don't blame me. | ||
I'm looking at the world and telling you how it is. | ||
I'm explaining it to you. | ||
I didn't make the world, okay? | ||
Don't blame me. | ||
I didn't make America the way that it is. | ||
I didn't make black people this way. | ||
I didn't make the government this way. | ||
I didn't make Jews this way. | ||
It's the way it is! | ||
I'm telling you! | ||
And tell me I'm wrong. | ||
Whose explanation is more aligned with the world as it is? | ||
Are we all pink on the inside, equal, just trying to get along, but the elites divide us? | ||
Or are we, on an essential level, different from one another? | ||
That's where the disparities arise from. | ||
That's where the resentment arises from. | ||
Tribalism, etc. | ||
And therefore, there will always be racial conflict. | ||
There will always be. | ||
That will always be the case. | ||
We will never be the same. | ||
We will never see ourselves as like. | ||
We will never see ourselves as one, share an identity. | ||
It won't happen. | ||
Because race is a salient part of identity. | ||
Now, which of those explanations is more in line with things as they are, and where they are going, and this continuum? | ||
You know, the trajectory that we've been on for five centuries. | ||
Which is more in alignment? | ||
Now, don't point the finger at me because I'm telling you that this is the case. | ||
I wish it weren't that way. | ||
But, I'm a conservative. | ||
And what it means to be a conservative is that we believe that human nature is fixed. | ||
It's flawed. | ||
It's imperfect. | ||
It's not fair. | ||
We are fallen. | ||
We have evil inside of us. | ||
And our nature is fixed and unchanging. | ||
Couldn't change it even if we want to. | ||
And it is a part of God's plan. | ||
It's also not even up to us to change us, and we don't know better. | ||
As a conservative, I see things the way they are. | ||
I acknowledge it. | ||
I tell you like it is. | ||
Now, you may not like that. | ||
You may think that's not good. | ||
You may be uncomfortable. | ||
You may wish it weren't so, but it is. | ||
If we want to survive, if we want to be protected, if we want our children and our posterity to prosper, we've got to learn these things very quickly or else it's not, you know, once again, you're not going to be able to explain to this system that hates you for who you are that actually you're liberal or actually you're not racist or whatever. | ||
It doesn't matter. | ||
They don't see it that way. | ||
So, this is a positive development. | ||
The whites are waking up! | ||
Whites are waking up! | ||
White racial consciousness is rising, and we will have white brotherhood. | ||
Now, that's not to say that we... that's not to say that I hate other races. | ||
I don't. | ||
It's not to say that there is not, on some level, a shared human experience. | ||
There is! | ||
But part of the human experience is identity. | ||
You know, there are men and women, there are blacks and whites, there are Christians and Muslims, there are people that grew up in Chicago and people that grew up in New York, there are people that grew up in America and people that grew up in India, there are people that eat hot dogs with mustard and there's people that eat fucking mud cakes in Haiti. | ||
Culture, experience, kin, family, community, these things are part of our identity. | ||
and that diversity is part of our human experience. | ||
It's a difference. | ||
On some level, there's a sameness, but it doesn't define us, not entirely. | ||
So I don't hate other people, and I don't think that we're a different species or so dissimilar, but we do have to acknowledge where we differ, and we have to account for those things so that we can live together in harmony. | ||
I don't believe we really can, but to the extent that it is possible that we get along, the way that we get along is by understanding our differences, accommodating for those differences, and then we can flourish. | ||
Not ignoring them. | ||
Not pretending they don't exist. | ||
Not pretending that we are something that we're not. | ||
Not painting it over. | ||
Because you know what? | ||
Honestly, it makes sense why there's this resentment. | ||
That's why they go out and they say, don't tell me that you don't see color. | ||
They say now that if, you know, because liberals used to say, I don't even see color. | ||
That was supposed to be an enlightened view of the world. | ||
Now BLM says that's a racist statement because you have to see color to acknowledge historical oppression, which explains away the disparities that exist between the groups. | ||
So. | ||
Anyway, so the poll says, survey says, whites are up, Republican Party Conservative movement has got to become the party of the white racial consciousness. | ||
It has to be the defender of white people, it has to be defender of white America, the civilization that whites built, and the Democrats naturally will become the party of the antagonist. | ||
It will include a lot of white people. | ||
Running it, voting for it, it's true. | ||
But that is the opposition. | ||
It is a party that is trying to redefine America, replace Americans, take down its historical statues, monuments, holidays, Excuse me, religion, heritage, culture, all of that. | ||
It's been that way for years now. | ||
People are finally getting around to understanding on a fundamental level why that's happening, but there's still some people that don't fully grasp it. | ||
They still say, well, it's just Jeff Bezos who's doing it. | ||
The reason why, you know, blacks are the way that they are is because of Amazon. | ||
It's because of the elite. | ||
All these new Marxists, like Pedro Gonzalez. | ||
And a few others. | ||
It's the elites that are dividing us. | ||
We would all be one. | ||
Really? | ||
You're telling me that the only thing keeping the South Side of Chicago from looking like the North Side of Chicago, and whites and blacks coming together and high-fiving and dapping each other up, the only thing keeping them apart is television, Anderson Cooper, and CNN? | ||
Because I don't believe that! | ||
I think that we were different then, I think we're different now, I think we will be different in the future. | ||
You know, because when we arrived in Africa, it didn't look like fucking Europe. | ||
And when we brought them here, it didn't look like Europe, right? | ||
And now that they've been freed, and now that they've been given legal equality, it still doesn't look like white America. | ||
So what's going on? | ||
It's gotta be something else. | ||
But anyway, that's the poll. | ||
I want to move on. | ||
I want to talk about our featured story, and this is just another example of it. | ||
Black school shooter in Texas, released after one day, one day, goes to school, shoots four guys, I think maybe there was a woman in there too, but shoots four people, gets arrested, charged, all of that, released a day later, $75,000 for bail money. | ||
This is the story. | ||
It's his quote. | ||
The Texas student who allegedly opened fire at his high school, injuring four people, including a teacher, was sprung from jail on Thursday afternoon as an attorney who joined him insisted that the case wasn't a standard-issue school shooting. | ||
Just like the other day. | ||
The black... Your Honor, Tyrone was respectfully hitting on his girlfriend. | ||
He respectfully slapped her ass, Your Honor. | ||
Your Honor, in all fairness, My nigga over here respectfully slapped her ass and called her a white bitch. | ||
Respectfully, your honor. | ||
This is a modern-day lynching. | ||
And in the same vein, Your Honor, this was not your standard school shooting. | ||
This was a gang-related school shooting. | ||
That's literally what the defense attorney is saying. | ||
It was not a standard school shooting. | ||
It was actually gang fighting. | ||
Because a bunch of guys beat this guy up, and then he opened fire on him, pulled the gun out of his backpack, and shot him off. | ||
So, you know, I mean, technically that is true, but... Your Honor... Your Honor, my client... | ||
Is that what it is? | ||
My, my, what is it? | ||
My client? | ||
My client is innocent. | ||
You see, this was not a standard school shooting where he was brainwashed by the CIA for a gun control agenda. | ||
Your Honor, this was not a white male with Asperger's who couldn't have sex with girls. | ||
Your Honor, this was just another gang shooting with your usual niggas, the usual suspects, That happened to take place in a school. | ||
In a school. | ||
A gang shooting, mutual combat, your honor, which you see in the city streets and at the liquor store every day, but just happened to take place in the school. | ||
Now, your honor, are you really going to ruin this young man's life and lock him up like his daddy and his granddaddy just because he engaged in mutual combat inside of a school's walls? | ||
I think that's rather arbitrary. | ||
You see, it wasn't your standard. | ||
It wasn't your standard, Maskell. | ||
It's a great point. | ||
It's a great point. | ||
Not to beat a dead horse, but that's a great argument. | ||
It says, Timothy George Simkins, who attends Timberview High School in Arlington, will report to home confinement after he posted a $75,000 bond at Tarrant County Jail. | ||
Simpkins, who is wearing a blue baseball cap and graphic t-shirt, didn't answer questions from reporters as he was escorted from the jailhouse by two relatives into the backseat of a white Mercedes sedan. | ||
As part of the conditions of his release, he will also have to submit to drug and alcohol testing and wear a GPS monitoring device. | ||
Footage on social media allegedly showed Simpkins getting into an altercation during class with another student that escalated into gunfire on Wednesday. | ||
The fight was broken up and the two students calmed down, but then Simpkins pulled out a firearm from his orange backpack and fired several shots that struck three people, according to an arrest warrant on Thursday. | ||
Calvin Petit, a 25-year-old English teacher who jumped in to break up the fight, was shot in the back, suffering broken ribs and a collapsed lung, according to police and his family. | ||
The other victims were identified as Zacchaeus Selby, Eyamof, Aluepo, and Parisa Altma. | ||
Which is typical according to a bond document obtained by Dallas News. | ||
Police have said a 15-year-old boy was in critical condition while a teenage girl who was grazed by a bullet had been discharged from the hospital. | ||
The fourth victim, a pregnant woman, was injured in a fall during the shooting but received medical care on the scene. | ||
Simpkins was charged with three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. | ||
And again, you know, it's not really the story that's so interesting, it's the double standard. | ||
Kyle Rittenhouse, who killed two Antifa members who were trying to shoot him, had to post a two million, two million dollar bail to get released. | ||
Kyle Rittenhouse, who there's video of him being chased by two men with guns, shot them both to save his life, And the guy's 17 posted a $2 million bail to get released. | ||
This guy shoots three people in a school. | ||
$75,000 bail released the next day. | ||
And by the way, no media coverage of this at all. | ||
You know, a white person goes and shoots up a school for whatever reason, and it's an international headline about how assault rifles are the problem, the Second Amendment is the problem, white people are the real terrorists, etc. | ||
Black guy shoots people in the school, media blackout, and they say, well, you know, technically, hey, it was a shooting that took place in a school, but it wasn't a school shooting. | ||
It was a gang shooting that happened to be within a school. | ||
That's literally their argument. | ||
This wasn't a school shooting, it was a gang shooting that happened to be in the school's walls! | ||
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Come on! | |
And at that point you gotta wonder, okay, well what's with all the gang shootings, man? | ||
What's with these black kids and the gang shootings? | ||
Is anybody willing to ask that question? | ||
What is with the black people and the gang shootings? | ||
They say, well, the police are caused, the liberals say that the police caused this. | ||
The police Go into black neighborhoods and arrest criminals, and they take fathers out of homes, and that destroys homes, and they sow distrust in the community. | ||
It causes divestment, which causes poverty, which causes kids to start dealing drugs to make money, and then they get involved in the... Okay. | ||
So, the liberals say it's the cops. | ||
The cops arresting criminals creates criminals. | ||
The right says it was the War on Poverty. | ||
Lyndon B. Johnson passed the Great Society and welfare replaced the father in the black homes and then they're going up without fathers and then they're getting caught up in the wrong crowd and they're doing the gang shootings. | ||
Can we just have some accountability here? | ||
Can we just have some accountability? | ||
When a white person shoots up at school, albeit it is different, it is different. | ||
If an MKUltra victim goes into a school, they're going for a kill count because they have autism, or, you know, they got brainwashed by the government, or because, you know, whatever, a variety of reasons. | ||
Schizophrenic, or, you know, maybe the school wasn't even real, and the kids weren't even real, and it was all a hoax, you know what I mean? | ||
That sometimes happens. | ||
And this just happens to be a gang shooting. | ||
But when it's white people doing a shooting, obviously they don't make excuses like this. | ||
They don't say, hey, well, come on now. | ||
This could have been anybody. | ||
It's violence of all stripes or something. | ||
No, they say it was a white scumbag and it was his gun that did it. | ||
It's this gun culture. | ||
When blacks do it, people shrug their shoulders. | ||
They say, what are you going to do? | ||
More of the same. | ||
Yeah, well, why? | ||
And is this the kind of country you want to live in? | ||
It was only a matter of time. | ||
This is going to become the new phenomenon, by the way. | ||
Of course. | ||
Because you've got gang shootings on the rise everywhere. | ||
So you think that these black kids aren't going to take it to school. | ||
They're doing it in the streets. | ||
I guess they don't go to school. | ||
That's why they... I guess that's why you don't see them. | ||
You know, why are there no black school shootings? | ||
Well, you'd have to have blacks in schools for that to happen, actually. | ||
Which you don't get a lot of that, so... | ||
Why, yeah, why is it that all these crackers are doing the school shootings? | ||
Well, it's because they're the ones going to school. | ||
For openers. | ||
For openers! | ||
But to the extent that blacks are going to schools, they're going to start bringing the gang shootings to the schools if they aren't already. | ||
I mean, you see enough videos online of teachers getting in fights, and kids getting in fights, and desks flipping over, and... It's only a matter of time. | ||
I saw a video the other day of a gun go off when black kids start fighting in a different school. | ||
This was a few weeks ago. | ||
This is the future. | ||
Now the question becomes, what do you want for your children? | ||
Do you want to live in a neighborhood where this goes on? | ||
Do you want to live in a neighborhood where mutual combat between black gangs is going on? | ||
Do you want to send your kids to a school where black gangs are shooting each other in class? | ||
Is this the kind of country we want to live in? | ||
And you know, it's interesting because when you talk like that, the left says, that's racist. | ||
Oh, you don't want to live in a black neighborhood? | ||
No, I don't. | ||
Who fucking does? | ||
I don't even think blacks want to live in a black neighborhood because they see what goes on there. | ||
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That's why they want to send their kids to a white school. | |
Hello? | ||
But let's get real. | ||
It's unacceptable. | ||
This is not who we are. | ||
You want to talk about who we are? | ||
This is America, Jack! | ||
This is not America. | ||
This is Africa. | ||
This is the jungle. | ||
This is the third world. | ||
This is not acceptable. | ||
This is not acceptable to me. | ||
This is not acceptable for if I want to start a family in this country. | ||
This is ridiculous. | ||
But we have to pretend like this is okay. | ||
Because what? | ||
We don't want to offend people? | ||
We can't talk about this? | ||
This is insane! | ||
You know, it's funny because my high school just had a very similar incident. | ||
I went to Lyons Township High School in the suburbs of Chicago. | ||
This is a great story. | ||
They were supposed to have their homecoming dance, I think, last week. | ||
Now, get this. | ||
They have the dance, I think, on Saturday or something. | ||
The homecoming game is on Friday. | ||
So they had this student transfer over to LT, a black student, transfer over to LT from another high school. | ||
His brother had gotten killed by a rival gang like that week. | ||
Now this guy was playing on the football team at LT. | ||
At the homecoming football game, the rival team that was playing them had black guys that were part of the gang that killed this guy's brother, and so they got in a big fistfight during the football game. | ||
They planned to beat this guy up and kill him at the game. | ||
Police found two guns in one of these guys' cars in the parking lot. | ||
One under the driver's seat, one under the passenger's seat. | ||
Because of this, and out of fear of retaliation from a black gang against a black transfer student in LT, a 90% white school in a 95% white suburb, they cancelled the homecoming dance at 5 o'clock on Saturday. | ||
An hour before the dance. | ||
So you got all these white kids, you got 2,000, 2,500, there's 4,000 kids that go to the school, but you know, about 2,000 go to the dance. | ||
You had 2,000, 2,000 mostly white kids in an affluent, white, yuppie suburb all dressed up. | ||
They all went out and got their suits and dresses, and they're all taking pictures. | ||
They all show up to each other's mansions in their bougie cars, and they're all taking pictures. | ||
They bring the photographers out, and then they all get an email, sorry folks, dance is canceled. | ||
Because the niggas came. | ||
Because the niggas came to LT. | ||
Because the brothers came to LT. | ||
And they brought the choppa with them. | ||
And they brought the choppa with them to the homecoming game so nobody gets to go to the dance. | ||
This is a little taste. | ||
Hey liberals, hey all you fucking liberals from my hometown that think I'm such a... And by the way, I'm the big bad racist, I'm the hometown enemy because of my politics. | ||
How's that for a little taste of diversity? | ||
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Hate has no home here! | |
Not until now. | ||
Not until now, maybe. | ||
Now, I'm not saying justify, hey, we should hate these. | ||
I'm not saying that. | ||
But I am saying this is what diversity looks like. | ||
This is what 50 years of looking the other way, this willful ignorance and naivete, this is the consequence of all of this. | ||
Now, you tell me what you prefer. | ||
Would you prefer to live in a lily-white neighborhood where people are not bringing guns to the homecoming game and it's racist as fuck? | ||
Or would you prefer this? | ||
Would you prefer gang shootings brought into the schools, gang shootings brought to the streets, and downtown, and the neighborhoods, and carjackings? | ||
Please, please give me a break with all the virtue signaling and everything like that. | ||
It's so, it's so ridiculous. | ||
Can we just call it what it is? | ||
And everybody feels this way. | ||
Everybody feels this way. | ||
Everybody knows exactly what I'm talking about. | ||
Everybody sees it. | ||
Everybody on some level knows this is going on, but everybody's too afraid to say it. | ||
Everybody believes it, but on some level they think it's wrong. | ||
Their heart's not in it. | ||
It makes them uncomfortable. | ||
They know they can't say it in mixed company, but we all know it. | ||
We all know it. | ||
And are we going to let this happen? | ||
Maybe when it's happening over there, but when it's at your front door, when it's in your backyard, when it's in your kid's school, when it's on public transportation, when it's in the workplace, I mean, when are we going to put our foot down and say enough is enough? | ||
They talk about redlining, discrimination in housing, discrimination in lending. | ||
You want to know where discrimination in lending comes from? | ||
Why don't you take a look at all the ATMs where blacks come into a convenience store, tie a fucking chain around it, and drive a pickup truck through the storefront window and drive off with it. | ||
Discrimination in lending! | ||
Please, please give me a break. | ||
Divestment! | ||
Food ghetto! | ||
We can't buy fresh produce! | ||
Yeah, you go into the Walmart in Forest Park in Chicago and there's giant barriers to get in and around the self-checkout. | ||
You know, I wonder why that is. | ||
I wonder why that is. | ||
Why don't you take a look at the mag mile over the last year? | ||
This is probably the same reason why there's plywood on the Louis Vuitton and Gucci store on Michigan Avenue. | ||
I think it has something to do with that. | ||
Let's cut the bullshit. | ||
Redlining! | ||
Redlining! | ||
Yeah, you know, they had to build highways, they had to build forest preserves to keep these people in, to segregate the neighborhoods, and I wonder why. | ||
Now again, that's not to justify cruelty, it's not to justify racial hatred, but it is to say, let's just cut the shit, and let's stop pretending like we don't know exactly what's going on. | ||
I don't have any animosity towards a black person for the sake of them being black. | ||
I do have a problem with all the excuses and rationalizations and people pretending like they don't know that it's 15 to 25 year old young black men that are committing all these crimes and the reason that this is happening is because the police has stepped away in response to this BLM outcry. | ||
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Please. | |
And here it is. | ||
And they're gonna get let off. | ||
Gang shooting in the school. | ||
A day later, he's released. | ||
No consequences. | ||
No enforcement. | ||
No police. | ||
You'll get more of it. | ||
You'll get more of it. | ||
And just wait. | ||
It'll happen to you, too. | ||
It'll be in your school. | ||
Well, first, it'll be in the school two neighborhoods over. | ||
You'll hear about it. | ||
Next door, you'll see it in Suburban Life or The Patch or whatever. | ||
And then it'll be one neighborhood over. | ||
And then you'll start seeing the demographics of your neighborhood change on the periphery, and then it'll be your school. | ||
And it'll be your bus stop, and your train station, whatever. | ||
And it'll be your neighborhood. | ||
Is this how we want to live? | ||
Is this what we want our lives to be? | ||
People say, touch grass! | ||
Go outside! | ||
I can't. | ||
Touch grass and go outside? | ||
I mean, I can in my suburb for now, but not much longer. | ||
Go and touch grass in Austin, in Chicago. | ||
Go and touch grass in this neighborhood. | ||
Go outside. | ||
It's all happening online, right? | ||
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No. | |
It's happening in the real world, in our country, coming to a neighborhood near you. | ||
And unless we are willing to start getting belligerent, unless we're willing to start getting a little bit more honest about these things, it will continue. | ||
So, you make a choice. | ||
Do you want to live in a neighborhood where there's gang shootings in your kid's school, or do you want to be a racist? | ||
Call the racist. | ||
Whatever. | ||
Do you want to start to be a little bit more honest about what goes on here? | ||
Because I've chosen the latter. | ||
I've said this four years ago. | ||
I said you wait and you see this country is going to hell. | ||
This country is going to become a shithole like any other country where there's diversity. | ||
You watch and then we'll see how many people think that I'm the bad guy. | ||
I still am the bad guy. | ||
Looting and murdering and carjacking and stealing. | ||
But I'm the bad guy. | ||
I'm a guy that does a show. | ||
What's my problem? | ||
Prejudice. | ||
He's prejudiced. | ||
He's controversial. | ||
Inappropriate. | ||
You know, Jaden pointed this out to me the other day. | ||
BBC, who did that documentary recently about me and Bake Alaska and America First, BBC just released their slate of documentary programming for this upcoming season, and they did a documentary about America First, they did a documentary about OnlyFans, and they did a documentary about rappers in South Florida. | ||
Now for context, rappers in South Florida are notoriously violent. | ||
They went and shot up one of the biggest malls in America recently. | ||
And these people are involved in the particular rappers that they interviewed who they told us who they interviewed They're involved in violent gangs. | ||
They're involved in drug trafficking. | ||
You know, you can imagine. | ||
OnlyFans are porn stars. | ||
I don't need to tell you. | ||
We are live streamers. | ||
Baked Alaska has been charged with two things. | ||
Trespassing and disorderly conduct. | ||
Okay? | ||
I'm a guy that does a political live stream. | ||
I put on a suit and tie and I talk about current events every day for two hours. | ||
Now the bio, the little summary that they released for the documentary about the rappers, says Louis Theroux goes into South Florida to interview the, you know, whoever, the latest up-and-coming rapper. | ||
Louis Theroux interviews OnlyFans stars to see blah blah blah. | ||
Our summary for our documentary, Louis Theroux interviews racists, white nationalists, neo-Nazis, into the underbelly of hatred and America's... | ||
Think about that. | ||
Think about that. | ||
I mean, I know it's so obvious, but nobody ever points this out. | ||
Let's get a little perspective here. | ||
I come on the show and say, hey, what's going on with all these people that are murderers, rapists, drug dealers? | ||
The crime, the corruption, the elites that steal from us, manufacture crises to profit off of it, destroy this country with demographic change, bring in people that want to make this country look like LA, decapitations and dismemberment from MS-13 and other gangs, bring in drugs. | ||
I'm the bad guy because I sound mean when I say that. | ||
They're not. | ||
But I'm the bad guy because I talk about it in a way that's Militant. | ||
I talk about it in a way that's aggressive in a tone that is abrasive. | ||
My tone is abrasive, so I'm a domestic extremist who's on a no-fly list, mind you, and under investigation by the FBI. | ||
Not the drug dealers, murderers, rapists, etc. | ||
that I cover on the show. | ||
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Got it. | |
And that's what it is. | ||
People would rather look the other way for all of that. | ||
It's over here. | ||
I'm gesturing over here. | ||
For that, than look the other way when it comes to me. | ||
People want to lynch me. | ||
That Nick Fuentes, I don't know, he's a white supremacist. | ||
He's a real white supremacist. | ||
Which I'm not, by the way. | ||
I'm a conservative, but that Nick Fuentes, he's a real racist. | ||
Real racist. | ||
Our country is being destroyed. | ||
That's the least of our concerns, for crying out loud. | ||
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Yeah, I don't know. | |
I mean, I'm pretty conservative, but that Nick Fuentes, he says some stuff which makes me uncomfortable. | ||
Uncomfortable? | ||
You want to be uncomfortable? | ||
Get in my car. | ||
Let's go drive east 25 minutes. | ||
Let's see who you're more comfortable with. | ||
I'll drop you off with all these people that you love so much. | ||
And I'll go drive away because you don't want to be around me. | ||
I know I'm a really bad guy. | ||
I do a political show where I give a earnest and straight-up political take. | ||
So I know that's deeply unsettling. | ||
Let me drop you off in Murder Neighborhood. | ||
Let me drop you off in Gangland, okay? | ||
Let me drop you off at Skid Row. | ||
You'll be more comfortable there because that's what our country's becoming. | ||
Because you don't want to sound like me. | ||
You don't want to be like me. | ||
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Okay. | |
Anyway, alright, now I'm just rambling, now I'm just, now I'm just mad, now I'm just mad, and now I'm just going on and on, and another thing, and another thing. | ||
Now, you know, and I'll just say, it's not, it's not hatred. | ||
It may come across that way, but it's because I'm angry, and wouldn't you be, wouldn't you be too? | ||
This is our home, our home is being taken from us. | ||
It's true, we all know it, our home is being taken from us, It is being worsened. | ||
It is under attack, and I'm angry about it. | ||
That does not mean that I hate an entire group of people. | ||
It does not mean that I hate somebody on the basis of their identity. | ||
But we are a big country, and we have to talk in generalities. | ||
We have to discuss patterns. | ||
It's unavoidable. | ||
It's politics. | ||
Because I talk about the fact that blacks are Committing a majority of the violent crime? | ||
Does that mean that I'm gonna treat a black person in a negative way as a result? | ||
Of course not! | ||
But when we talk about these trends that are happening in the country, the trends, you know, they have characteristics here and we got to be honest about it. | ||
So, and it is important to clarify because I don't want, I don't want people to get the wrong idea. | ||
I know people are going to say, oh, you don't have to say that or whatever, but I feel like I do because I don't want to go on the show every night to foment racial hatred. | ||
That's not what I'm here to do. | ||
I'm not here to foment prejudice. | ||
I am here to wake people up and say, listen, we've got this problem in our country. | ||
We are under attack for who we are. | ||
We've got to look out for ourselves. | ||
We've got to look out for our neighborhoods. | ||
It's not personal. | ||
It's about our self-interest and our survival. | ||
It's not personal. | ||
It's not about hating the other. | ||
It's just about, you know, telling it like it is. | ||
So, and people understand that, but you know how it gets portrayed. | ||
But I just want to, I just want to clarify, because I am a Christian, and I do have a Christian love for everybody, and I wish we could all get along. | ||
I wish it weren't like this, but it is. | ||
So, we have to protect ourselves and our families. | ||
It's as simple as that, but I want to move on. | ||
And we'll read our Super Chats and we'll see what you guys are saying about all of this. | ||
We'll take a look. | ||
Let's read our Super Chats because, yeah, I've just been going on and on. | ||
But it's Casual Friday so I can do that. | ||
On Casual Friday I can just go off full send. | ||
Okay, but let's take a look. | ||
We'll see. | ||
I got a Perrier. | ||
I think I'm gonna open this door. | ||
I'm like, it's 100 degrees in here. | ||
So let me just open this door, because I'm sweating. | ||
I don't know if you can see me, but I'm sweating. | ||
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Oh. | |
Sheesh. | ||
I mean, it's just, maybe it's the new computer and the new lights. | ||
It's like, it was already hot in here before, as you know. | ||
But now, I think this light is way more powerful. | ||
This computer is way more powerful, so it's like, I'm in here. | ||
It's like a locomotive. | ||
It feels like the engine room on a train, you know, and they're like shoveling coal. | ||
And they're like, you know, that's what I feel like. | ||
I feel like I'm in a boiler room. - Yeah. | ||
I got the whole Vince James uniform. | ||
I got the shorts. | ||
I got the shorts. | ||
I got the sweatshirt. | ||
Sheesh! | ||
But you know, that kind of adds to it. | ||
It kind of adds to the fervor. | ||
Our neighbors are under attack! | ||
And is it getting hotter in here, or is it just me? | ||
And white people are under assault! | ||
Man, is it hot in here! | ||
And it's getting hotter by the minute! | ||
But it's only, it's making me angry or it's making me, you know, like, like actually emotionally agitated. | ||
So it kind of adds to the show. | ||
You know, we're reaching a boiling point in America. | ||
We're reaching a boiling point in this room right now. | ||
So it's actually quite fitting. | ||
Okay, so let's see. | ||
Let me crack this open here. | ||
And we'll see what we got. | ||
What do we got? | ||
Let's read our Super Chats. | ||
We've got a lot of them. | ||
Sigma says, hey Pimp, what's your favorite memory of your entire political career? | ||
Could be from whenever. | ||
Favorite memory? | ||
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Huh. | |
This is the first question? | ||
A little trip down memory lane? | ||
I don't know, man. | ||
So many good ones. | ||
Honestly, the Capitol was awesome. | ||
January 6th was honestly like the greatest thing. | ||
One of the greatest memories. | ||
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Because that was just, it was history. | |
If you love this stuff, I've lived through history a few times in my life and that's always the best feeling when like my life intersects with like the current of history. | ||
Those are the greatest moments. | ||
So, the 2016 election, to a lesser extent Charlottesville, January 6th, the Groyper Wars... But yeah, that's... To describe it simply and succinctly, it's, you know, whenever... If you love politics, if you love history, it's whenever my life gets tangled up with, like, the undercurrents of world history, That's the best feeling. | ||
That's the most rewarding thing. | ||
And that happened during the Capitol. | ||
It's like, that will be in the history books. | ||
I was there. | ||
You know, I wasn't inside, obviously, but I was there. | ||
I had a VIP pass for the Save America Rally. | ||
I was standing next to Alex Jones and Mike Lindell at the, in the front row. | ||
Donald Trump was 50 feet away from me, or less. | ||
During his rally on the Ellipse preceding the January 6th thing. | ||
And then I walked down there with everybody else. | ||
And I heard the flashbangs. | ||
And I heard the tear gas. | ||
And I tasted a little tear gas. | ||
I started to feel it. | ||
I like scrunched up my face and I ran away. | ||
Because there was a stampede of people running away. | ||
And, you know, and we were there. | ||
We saw thousands, hundreds of thousands of Patriots surrounding the building. | ||
It was history. | ||
That was honestly one of the best. | ||
Foy Lee says, I must confess to you, Nick, that I was a simp to get my wife. | ||
I'm ashamed of it. | ||
But being happily married, my misogyny is only emboldened. | ||
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Piss off. | |
Yeah, you know, the magnets were very nice. | ||
I'll admit, they were very nice. | ||
I still have them up in the studio. | ||
Yeah, don't be so sure. | ||
Besides the garlic festival, she ain't so bad. | ||
She painted those Groyper magnets for you. | ||
Yeah, you know, the magnets were very nice. | ||
I'll admit, they were very nice. | ||
I still have them up in the studio. | ||
But, yeah, I mean, I don't know why people... | ||
Stop posting URLs. | ||
Don't tell me. | ||
I'll admit, I was a simp. | ||
I don't want to hear it. | ||
You think I'm going to say, what a nice story. | ||
Well, you know, hey, if you're happily married... | ||
Aw, shucks. | ||
Because I'm not going to say that. | ||
I will never say that. | ||
We are not the same. | ||
I am built different, okay? | ||
We are not the same. | ||
It's okay. | ||
It's probably better. | ||
It's for the better. | ||
I tell this to Jayden all the time. | ||
I tell this to everybody I know. | ||
Everybody looks at me and they say, he's just like me. | ||
I'm a misogynist too. | ||
I'm an incel too. | ||
No, you're not! | ||
No, you're not! | ||
You are... you're a simp, okay? | ||
If you're not an incel, you're a simp. | ||
Plain and simple. | ||
There! | ||
I said it! | ||
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There! | |
I said it! | ||
If you're not an incel, you're a simp. | ||
And, um... | ||
And honestly, it's for the better. | ||
You don't want to be like me. | ||
You don't want to be like me. | ||
It's for the better. | ||
Congratulations. | ||
Enjoy your wife. | ||
Enjoy your wife and kids. | ||
But I am truly built different. | ||
I don't have a simp bone in my body. | ||
I don't have a simp cell, simp DNA. | ||
It's not, it's not in there. | ||
It's not in there. | ||
It's not in my composition. | ||
So I don't know what you want to call me, but it's that's incel, asexual, just a punished, you know, I don't, I don't even know what sociopath. | ||
I don't know what, but I must confess, I was a simp to get my wife. | ||
I get it. | ||
It's nice. | ||
It's nice. | ||
You know, some of these guys are like, they want to woo their wives and they want to look at them in the eyes like they love them. | ||
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Honey, honey. | |
You know, and they want to, they want to move mountains. | ||
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Because of what they feel, how they feel for this girl that I'm talking to. | |
You know, that's probably for the better. | ||
Good for you. | ||
Hey, good for you. | ||
Enjoy the Garlic Festival. | ||
Enjoy, enjoy the Garlic Festival. | ||
But you're not going to get me to say, oh well, haven't we all been able to get your misogynist wife, misogynist wife, my ass. | ||
You'll find a misogynist rib. | ||
Get out of here with that. | ||
As though women are not all the same. | ||
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As though they're not all exactly the same. | |
You'll find a messiah. | ||
What does that even mean, dude? | ||
They're all the same. | ||
They're all extracted from us. | ||
I was thinking about this the other day. | ||
Think of it. | ||
God. | ||
There's this old story in Jewish theology. | ||
The Jews believe that initially God created an equal to Adam. | ||
This is what the Jews believe. | ||
They believe that God created Adam and God also created Lilith. | ||
And Lilith flew to the other side of the world and started her own kingdom. | ||
She did not want to live with Adam. | ||
And she was in rebellion. | ||
And God said, okay, that's not gonna work. | ||
So he took Adam's rib and made woman out of man. | ||
Didn't create woman, not from God created woman, no. | ||
Took from man and created woman from man! | ||
Man from God, woman from man. | ||
Now think of it this way. | ||
If the woman is created from man's rib, How could a woman have a greater capacity, or even the same capacity, than a man? | ||
She can't. | ||
She can't! | ||
She's the derivative of a derivative. | ||
Man is made in God's image. | ||
Woman is made from man, who is made in God's image, but made from man. | ||
So, you know, all these people that say women are our equals, women should have the same everything as us, and we should listen to them, and they should be, you know, treated real nice, I don't see it. | ||
I think just from a logical point of view, that makes no sense. | ||
Even from a logical point of view, it makes no sense. | ||
How could a woman have a greater or equal capacity to a man from whom she came? | ||
Can a man? | ||
Is a man equal to God? | ||
No. | ||
Now, it's not to say that, you know, women are as different from men as man is from God, but there is a chain there, so... You'll find a misogynist rib, too. | ||
For sure, for sure, man. | ||
Listen, enjoy the Garlic Festival. | ||
You're better off for it. | ||
I'm sure you're far happier than me, and that's a good thing. | ||
I was made miserable. | ||
That's okay. | ||
It is the way it is. | ||
I've lived, I accepted it. | ||
I can live with it. | ||
I've moved on, okay? | ||
I've moved on with my life. | ||
Let me adjust the lights here. | ||
For whatever reason, the light's all messed up here. | ||
My filter's all botched. | ||
Give me one sec here. | ||
See if I can fix this. | ||
If I turn this down, does that help? | ||
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Or is it this? | |
Nope! | ||
How about there? | ||
How's that? | ||
Is that better? | ||
Yeah, that's a little better. | ||
Maybe a little bit more even. | ||
The green screen... I'm trying to balance it. | ||
I want the green screen to look good, but I also want this to look good. | ||
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I think that's better. | |
Okay. | ||
Anyway, I'll admit I was a simp. | ||
I'll never admit it because I've never simped in my life. | ||
I've never simped once in my life! | ||
And I'm not gonna start now. | ||
And don't tell me, oh, but being happily married, my misogyny is emboldened. | ||
I don't want, I don't want to hear it, man. | ||
I love you, though. | ||
You're a great guy. | ||
I'm not, I'm just giving you a hard time. | ||
I hope you know that. | ||
You're a good guy. | ||
And your wife made those beautiful griper magnets. | ||
I'm just giving you a hard time. | ||
But yeah, I was truly Bill Different, I guess. | ||
Curious says, U.S. | ||
nationalism and China is a broad topic. | ||
What about U.S. | ||
nationalism and China? | ||
Will you and Stix be arguing about? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I wasn't given a topic other than that, so... Omega says, frizzy hair could be caused by the same fungus that causes dandruff. | ||
Nizoral is a shampoo that cured my dandruff and frizzy hair by killing fungus. | ||
It works super fast. | ||
I want you to feel good about your hair. | ||
Just like I feel good about mine. | ||
You are my role model and hero. | ||
Well, thank you very much. | ||
It's not that deep. | ||
I want you to feel good about your hair. | ||
I do. | ||
I love my hair. | ||
I just wish I could style it in a nice way. | ||
I don't think I have fungus. | ||
What are you calling me? | ||
Dirty? | ||
I'm not fungus infested. | ||
I just have a certain... I'm Italian. | ||
It's just the way my hair is. | ||
Maybe I'll give it a try. | ||
What's with the? | ||
Everybody's obsessed with the hair. | ||
The other day I said, yeah, my hair is kind of frizzy. | ||
And literally a hundred people since yesterday, people texted Baked Alaska and said, hey, tell Nick about this shampoo. | ||
I didn't want it to come to this, but you got to tell him about this, this particular shampoo. | ||
Yesterday I get 10 recommendations. | ||
Relax, everybody. | ||
Geez. | ||
JC says, happy Friday. | ||
Yeah, you too, buddy. | ||
Thanks. | ||
I'm really more worried. | ||
I'm sweating, dude. | ||
Catholic Gamers says, great to meet you, Nick. | ||
I had to walk past the abortion rally from where I parked. | ||
Did you see any of those creatures? | ||
I am sharing your speech far and wide. | ||
Well, thanks. | ||
No, I didn't see them. | ||
Young Lungs says, someone throw another word and I'm gone. | ||
Incorporate? | ||
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Leather. | |
You know my flow is sort of great. | ||
I last forever. | ||
Shine through any weather. | ||
My flow is tougher than leather, Harry Mack. | ||
When I'm out, when I'm on, turn it loud, I get proud. | ||
Okay, thank you for that. | ||
Midnight Sun says, I just had a lucrative crypto trade and wanted to share the wealth to the America First Movement. | ||
Thanks, King. | ||
Thanks a lot. | ||
Al says, would you rather be a pedophile or necrophiliac? | ||
I'm not gonna answer that, but thanks. | ||
MK Ultra says, bleach my hair like bait and it's dope never going back. | ||
Okay, good for you. | ||
Isaac says, hey Nick, you were the first one to introduce me to Aquinas and the five cosmological arguments in 2018. | ||
With that said, I found it amusing that during the Vosh debate, Charlie Kirk was using the same talking points. | ||
He straight-up stole your bit! | ||
True. | ||
Faustian Sol says, hey man, just wanted to apologize for Saturday. | ||
I wasn't trying to hold you up. | ||
I just thought it was ironic. | ||
I knew someone. | ||
They try to use as propaganda to discredit you. | ||
Small world. | ||
But anyway, God bless man. | ||
Thanks for everything you do. | ||
You're basically our only hope. | ||
But hey, no pressure big guy. | ||
I don't know what you're talking about, but thanks. | ||
Yeah, I don't remember. | ||
I don't know, maybe seeing you at Pennsylvania. | ||
That was cool. | ||
this is me polish american groyper i hope you're doing well i'm a big fan of yours but i recently have been very busy what would you say is your favorite pag moment all right love you nick sends e-hug an electronic hug thanks i don't know maybe seeing you at pennsylvania that was cool it's good to meet you finally uh polish american groyper says listen nick i'm a simple guy you You know, I'm just like the rest of them. | ||
I like food, cars, guns, the occasional swig of the brown nectar known as whiskey. | ||
I'm a fan of the ladies, the Mets, the Jets, the Cubs, Pubs. | ||
What I mean to say is, I'm a simple guy. | ||
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Thanks. | |
Yeah, I envy you. | ||
It's, um, must be nice. | ||
I appreciate it, but I think you're a little more complicated than that for sure. | ||
But thanks. | ||
Yeah, e-hugging you back. | ||
Simple guy. | ||
Sounds like someone else I know. | ||
Sounds like someone else I know, actually. | ||
Sounds like a six-foot-two lanky guy known. | ||
Another, uh, another one. | ||
Custodian Groy versus Congratulations Sailor, you made it to Friday. | ||
Love the White Boy Summer movie. | ||
The team did a great job. | ||
Thanks for keeping my super chat about my GF in. | ||
Yeah, you got, oh, that was you. | ||
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Yeah, that was a good one. | |
Thanks for that moment. | ||
That was a good moment. | ||
Good idea. | ||
What would you choose? | ||
for conservatives to defund the health department, a good place to start our resolutions banning the vax incentives. | ||
Good idea. | ||
Polish-American Groypers says, Hey, Nick, if you could have any fictional characters as your pet, what would you choose? | ||
Frankly, I'd go with the alien Alf from the Alf TV series, or Gru's Minions, or I'd go with some orangutans, but orangutans are real. | ||
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Fictional pet. | |
Um, I don't know. | ||
It's a good question. | ||
Maybe, um, hmm. | ||
I'd have to think about that. | ||
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I don't know. | |
Hmm. | ||
Fictional pet. | ||
Well, give me something. | ||
Maybe Gary the snail. | ||
I don't know. | ||
That'd be kind of gross in real life. | ||
He wouldn't be cute in real life. | ||
life, he'd probably be disgusting. | ||
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I don't know. - No. | |
I haven't even watched TV in so long. | ||
I don't even remember TV. | ||
Favorite pet from like what a cartoon or like a sitcom? | ||
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I guess the Minions would be kind of funny. | |
Yeah maybe I'd go with that. | ||
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Yeah, I don't know. | |
I don't really like pets. | ||
They're kind of high maintenance, you know. | ||
Larry the Lobster? | ||
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Larry the Lobster's a person though. | |
Oh, Pokemon? | ||
Maybe a Pokemon. | ||
Adventure time. | ||
Dragon, seahorse, baby Baby Groot. | ||
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I don't know, man. | |
Amen. | ||
Amen. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Probably a minion, yeah. | ||
Maybe a minion. | ||
That's a great question. | ||
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Fantastic question. | |
Seth Abbott says, 2SLGBTQQIA+. | ||
Yeah, thanks. | ||
Magman says, I can't stand when phony knickers in chat call you the biggest incel alive. | ||
A fake cell. | ||
This must end immediately to shut these fools down. | ||
I made a litmus test with quick yes or no questions to end this nonsense once and for all. | ||
I know you'll answer no to all of them with ease. | ||
See you next chat. | ||
One, have you ever had a date to homecoming? | ||
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No. | |
Two, have you ever stayed the night at a woman's place? | ||
Nah. | ||
One time, but it didn't really count. | ||
And it was totally political. | ||
Three, have you ever gone on a late night pizza date with a girl while you were in college? | ||
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Uh... | |
Yes, but it wasn't a date. | ||
It wasn't a date! | ||
It wasn't a date. | ||
There were other people there. | ||
Four, have you ever put your arm around a woman who makes adult content? | ||
Yeah, but I didn't know that. | ||
She was at the rally. | ||
Easy peasy. | ||
Don't worry. | ||
I got your back. | ||
And you know what? | ||
Fuck you! | ||
All right? | ||
I am a fake sell. | ||
Because I happen to be famous and people take pictures of me doesn't count. | ||
Okay? | ||
Because I'm not going on dates with them. | ||
I'm not doing anything with them. | ||
So I am an incel. | ||
And I did not ever have a date to homecoming had a date to prom but didn't really count because I was being nice and it was a girl from the Model UN team and the other time it was because the other time it was because I didn't have anyone to go with and neither did she and so we went together and basically we didn't even hang out at prom so Uh, so no, that doesn't count. | ||
None of that counts. | ||
None of that counts. | ||
I'm a fake sell. | ||
I don't understand. | ||
Why is this hard to understand? | ||
Yeah, I went to prom twice, but nothing even happened. | ||
Like, nothing at all. | ||
Nothing happened. | ||
I went to get pizza with a girl one time in college and, you know, She was into me, but I didn't really understand that. | ||
I didn't really know that. | ||
But she was also, like, technically, like, kind of a prostitute also, because she was on Seeking Arrangements. | ||
And anyway, she was just in the College Republicans. | ||
Like, that's how we knew each other. | ||
And the time I stayed the night, it was Cassie Dillon. | ||
Again, didn't really know. | ||
I didn't really clock that because I wasn't interested. | ||
Also, she was older than me. | ||
Also, she was pushy and kind of a bitch. | ||
Not that I don't like that sometimes, but not the way that she was doing it because she really was stuck up. | ||
So, it doesn't count. | ||
I'm a real incel and, you know, if you don't believe it, honestly, just It doesn't matter what you believe. | ||
What matters is the truth. | ||
What matters is the truth. | ||
It's the truth. | ||
It's my truth. | ||
And if you don't understand that, you know, you're all in the DMs. | ||
You're all in there Snapchatting and everything. | ||
I don't even want to hear it, okay? | ||
I don't even want to hear it anymore. | ||
Every one of these guys that calls me a fake sell. | ||
They're all over. | ||
And me, because my life intersects with women like a handful of times in the 23 years I've been on the planet as a handsome, rich, famous guy, that makes me a fake sell? | ||
You know, you just can't discern that. | ||
You must not be very smart. | ||
So... And honest to God, that's what it is. | ||
That's what it is. | ||
My whole life, I'm alive 23 years, I don't talk to women, I don't engage with women. | ||
You could count on one hand. | ||
Those are like the five or four examples when my life is intersected with a woman's. | ||
And on that basis, people say, you're not an incel. | ||
Really, really, guy that's in an e-girls replies, really, really, guy that's in the DMs, and on Snapchat, and liking the post, and going on dates, and these kinds of things, please, please, I think you're a disgrace and you ought to be ashamed of yourself. | ||
Frankly, the American people are sick of it and you ought to be ashamed of yourself. | ||
That's what I think. | ||
So, and that's unironically, and by the way, that is unironically true. | ||
I'm not joking. | ||
I'm not kidding. | ||
That is the truth. | ||
You ought to be ashamed of yourself. | ||
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So... | |
And it's true. | ||
Oh, you went to a dance with a girl. | ||
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That's it! | |
That's it! | ||
23 years. | ||
And knew peripherally one girl in college. | ||
And I went to the West Massachusetts Republican Christmas Party. | ||
Oh, so I'm a fake South. | ||
Police! | ||
Police! | ||
We don't even want to go there. | ||
I don't even think we want to go there. | ||
I could start going there. | ||
I could start going there. | ||
I'm not going to do that. | ||
But we could go there if you really want to go there. | ||
I am a real incel. | ||
And the longer the people say that, it's just making me more angry and bitter, frankly. | ||
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So. | |
Anyway. | ||
They want to go there, man. | ||
They want to go there! | ||
They're just, they're dragging me there. | ||
They want to go there. | ||
Calling me a fake self. | ||
Fucking, you want to see a fake self? | ||
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Fake self, piece of shit. | |
In the live chat. | ||
MacMan, yeah. | ||
Let's let MacMan, hey, why don't we take a look at your Snapchat? | ||
Let's see who's a real incel, huh? | ||
I'll show you mine. | ||
You want to talk about incel? | ||
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Please. | |
BlackshirtGroper, so, yeah, I don't want to hear it. | ||
BlackshirtGroper says you can't hologram, Nick. | ||
This is a real human being. | ||
That's right. | ||
Rocking chair says with enough coffee anything is possible. | ||
So true! | ||
I drink coffee? | ||
It's like the limitless pill. | ||
You ever see that movie with Bradley Cooper? | ||
Limitless. | ||
He takes a pill and then he can see the stock market and he writes his book and he learns all these languages. | ||
Drinking coffee is like the limitless pill, you know? | ||
It's like a drop of coffee hits my tongue and then it zooms in and it's like neurons firing, blood flowing, my pupils dilate, and then it zooms out and I'm like... It's like that camera angle, you know, when it like zooms out and then the camera's moving closer so the background changes and it's supposed to convey a change in state. | ||
That's me when I have a sip of coffee. | ||
I'm a real coffee head. | ||
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I'm a coffee head. | |
I'll admit it. | ||
S.C. | ||
Groyper says, Hey Nick, started listening earlier this year after I heard Andrew Klavan compare you to Hitler during Stop the Steal. | ||
I've been a huge fan since and have given up on mainstream conservatism. | ||
I feel like every time someone at the Daily Wire attacks you, they're just creating new Hey Nick, thoughts on these sticker warriors like Patriot Front and White Lives Matter? | ||
P.S. | ||
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Fuck Vinny. | |
I'm glad to hear that. | ||
Mr. Cool-Aid says, "Hey Nick, thoughts on these sticker warriors like Patriot Front and White Lives Matter, P.S. Fug Vinny?" I don't know who that is. | ||
Yeah, I mean, aside from the stickers being, generally speaking, kind of silly, it's just that's an anachronistic way of organizing. | ||
It's as simple as that. | ||
They don't like when I say that, but it's just the truth. | ||
So, I've been over that a million times. | ||
The stickers. | ||
Sticker warriors. | ||
Let's all get arrested posting stickers and wear masks and, you know, give the speeches with this tortured rhetoric. | ||
Please. | ||
Omega King says, I wish Puerto Ricans were Nick Fuentes fans. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Puerto Ricans don't really like Mexicans. | ||
Omega King says, things are getting spooky on America First. | ||
You're a ghost! | ||
What do you mean? | ||
Why do I look like translucent or something? | ||
We're working on the camera. | ||
We got a new camera. | ||
DirtbikeGroper says, hope you have a great weekend big guy. | ||
My friends and I bought go-karts off Craigslist. | ||
We're going to ride them around the neighborhood this weekend with all the Blackpills. | ||
We need to go enjoy the extension of White Boy Summer. | ||
That does sound fun. | ||
That sounds like something I would see in a TikTok. | ||
And all the comments are like, I wish I was in your friend group! | ||
So me and my friends went on Craigslist. | ||
We bought used go-karts. | ||
This is what happened. | ||
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Da-na-na-na. | |
Da-na-na-na-na. | ||
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Well, that's like... | |
I've seen that TikTok before. | ||
I've seen that TikTok. | ||
I've seen a million of those. | ||
Me and my friends went on Craigslist and bought used go-karts. | ||
This is what happened next. | ||
Da-na-na-na. | ||
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That sounds great. | |
Someone says you are the main. | ||
That's some main character shit. | ||
I gotta do this of my friends. | ||
Man, I wish you was in your friend group. | ||
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It's good stuff. | |
Yeah, sounds fun. | ||
No, unironically, that sounds fun. | ||
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Well, that's a TikTok. | |
like. | ||
But I've seen that. | ||
That's a TikTok. | ||
I want to skateboard. | ||
TikTok has made me want to become a skateboarder because I see them and You know they're riding skateboards on buildings in New York City and abandoned airplanes and stuff and it looks awesome. | ||
So I want to be a skateboarder. | ||
But I'm too old. | ||
I'm 23 now. | ||
I should have been a skateboarder when I was a teenager. | ||
I was too big of a dork to be a skateboarder. | ||
I knew skateboarders. | ||
I was friends with skateboarders but I was too big of a politics nerd, I guess. | ||
Movie nerd in middle school, politics nerd in high school to be a skateboarder. | ||
I had some really cool friends that they would make, like, what's that song, Young Folks? | ||
They would make skate videos to that song, Young Folks, and a few other popular indie songs at the time. | ||
I always thought that was so cool, but I just couldn't do it because I'm not coordinated. | ||
But whatever, whatever. | ||
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It's okay. | |
Childhood wasted. | ||
Doesn't matter. | ||
Blind Liquor says, you know what a shit rope is, Nick? | ||
It's a rope covered with shit that wignets use to hold on to you. | ||
The shit acts like grease. | ||
The harder they try to climb up, the lighter, the tighter they try to hold on, the faster they slide down the rope straight to irrelevance. | ||
Interesting. | ||
No, I haven't heard of that. | ||
Kyle, computers. | ||
It's so annoying to watch Hannity use Biden as a punching bag. | ||
Fox is so embarrassing. | ||
What do you think about Newsmax or OAN just in general? | ||
OAN has a couple good segments. | ||
Nope. | ||
OAN and Newsmax are terrible. | ||
They're just as bad as Fox. | ||
Just take it from me. | ||
I know people that work at both. | ||
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They're just as bad as Fox. | |
If not worse, because they don't have to be, but they are. | ||
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So, no. | |
They're just as bad. | ||
Hello, Nick. | ||
Hello, Veda. | ||
That's a really insightful point. | ||
Omega King says, they say, we all bleed red. | ||
We're all pink on the inside. | ||
So are we equal to cows that we eat? | ||
Should we treat each other like food? | ||
Cows bleed red and are pink inside. | ||
All vertebrates are. | ||
That's a really insightful point. | ||
I never thought of it that way. | ||
Eddie says, I want to really dedicate to AF movement, but you have to swear you will never come out as gay. | ||
No problem there. | ||
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I swear. | |
Also, will you agree that media needs equal representation like a fifth arm of the government and not be 99% Jews? | ||
Well, I don't know what you mean by equal... Do you mean equal representation like whites? | ||
Or do you mean equal representation like blacks? | ||
And, um... As far as not being all Jews, yeah, obviously I agree with that. | ||
We need to have Christians and whites. | ||
And yes, I take the heterosexual pledge I solemnly swear to always, what is the, did you ever see that Sam Hyde video? | ||
I take the heterosexual pledge on Ja, and that's on Groyper. | ||
But yeah, no, I agree with you. | ||
I mean, I don't... Well, you know, it's funny. | ||
It's funny because, you know those NJP guys? | ||
That's like Mike Enoch and them. | ||
They have the National Justice Party, which I think is a joke, just because... You look at these guys and they're ridiculous, but... They put out a platform, and their platform has like 25 points or whatever, and one of them is like, we wanna... | ||
We want to put a quote up for Jews in the media. | ||
Only this percentage of the media can be Jewish. | ||
And I was like, that's ridiculous. | ||
Like, that'll never happen. | ||
But you know, then I was reading about, who was I? | ||
Who was it? | ||
I was reading about some Jewish intellectual. | ||
And it said how they couldn't get into an Ivy League school because there were quotas. | ||
There were quotas for universities about how many Jews they would let in. | ||
I was like, oh, oh, that's actually historical. | ||
And go figure, go figure. | ||
At some point that changed. | ||
And then the university started to bring in a lot of these people and then a lot of these people got into media and got into the government and got into lots of things. | ||
Go figure. | ||
Go figure. | ||
Yeah, so now not that I, I mean, I don't know if I would make a law out of that, but I agree that that should happen. | ||
RealZoomerDev says, this is not the RealZoomerDev, he says, hey Nick, I'm in the final year of my computer science degree and I'm doing a research project using AI. | ||
Is it cool if I train a neural network on your voice and face for my Nick Fuentes AI? | ||
No. | ||
No, that's not okay. | ||
No, I don't want you to do that. | ||
What do you think? | ||
I'd be okay with that? | ||
Yeah. | ||
No, no, you can't do that. | ||
Do it on somebody else. | ||
Do it on Jaden. | ||
Based coop. | ||
This is when the news is race-related. | ||
You know, the show is going to be an even bigger banger a big banger. | ||
So true Tragics is hey, Nick. | ||
I can only see your head and hands Very funny weave Nats is hey Nick first time super chatting. | ||
You got that drip with your hoodie. | ||
Thanks Homophobic faggots is low-key. | ||
I want to have a white holocaust so I can write a best-selling diary. | ||
Very funny. | ||
Kyle Computers says, imagine if whites had a BLM-esque movement. | ||
Few bad optics, no riots, protest power, effective protest, effective power, untapped energy. | ||
Yeah, the problem is it's been done before and it always looks like skinheads and stuff like that. | ||
So, I don't know if we're ready for exactly that, but we're getting there. | ||
Kyle Computers says what's even more embarrassing is neocons trying to tap into the trans vote. | ||
All communists see is power if we embrace white identity and ground ourselves in it. | ||
They'll back right off. | ||
They're paper tigers. | ||
Cowards, really. | ||
That's why blacks attack in groups. | ||
Liberals use the black blueprint tactic. | ||
I don't know if they'll back off, but certainly we will be able to defend ourselves. | ||
Omega King says I'll bet these $3 that in 10 to 20 years the government itself will say the American flag is racist because white stripes represent white skin and red represents pink lips and blue represents blue eyes. | ||
I think that's dumb, but whatever. | ||
I guess I'll take your $3 then. | ||
Sigma says, in school we are taught to not even think about whites as a group. | ||
Every white in history is taught like they are alien. | ||
Founding fathers were non-christian. | ||
Catholics are olden whites. | ||
Meds are white, etc. | ||
I think this is why whites are hesitant to even refer to themselves as such. | ||
Yeah, they undermine white identity at every turn. | ||
Zoomer Guy says, black men ask me, my nigga, what is your Spotify playlist culturally? | ||
My response, Common, Yay, Lil B, Gucci Mane. | ||
They say, Shia, you alright, Groipa boy? | ||
This is the reason Zoomerguy music is on. | ||
Black people, Spotify 2021, follow the green groiper. | ||
They give me finest wocky. | ||
Much love, big guy. | ||
Hey, love you too, big guy. | ||
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So true. | |
Black people love America first. | ||
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And I love them. | |
And I love them too. | ||
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All my niggas. | |
Shout out to all my niggas. | ||
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Much love. | |
It's all love to my niggas. | ||
Try love. | ||
Much love to my niggas. | ||
To my niggas in L.A. | ||
And my niggas in D.C. | ||
And my niggas in Tennessee. | ||
My niggas worldwide. | ||
So true. | ||
Slow Internet says, Hey Nick, just want to thank you and the team for setting up America First Out Live, making it look professional, and especially for the audio stream feature. | ||
Us Slow Internet niggas appreciate it. | ||
The show in the pre-show lobby is the best content on the internet. | ||
Thanks! | ||
Eddie says, oh yeah, you got a big shout out at the end of the Senate oversight hearing for the Arizona audit this week, which you really haven't covered this. | ||
They admit to deleting the HD the day before the audit. | ||
I literally did cover that last week. | ||
So, you're wrong, but yeah, I saw they called me a Nazi. | ||
Conservative T says, the interview by Church Militant with Milo reminded me of how he became ex-gay on the same day I prayed for his deliverance of homosexuality. | ||
People underestimate the power of prayer. | ||
Wishing all Groypers great faith in God no matter what you're going through and a truth instead of fear. | ||
God is almighty. | ||
Worship him daily. | ||
Very true. | ||
And prayer is powerful. | ||
Smiley the Fed says, I'd just be sitting down because I can't stand these niggas. | ||
Yeah, I hear you man. | ||
Dalton says, hey friend. | ||
Hey, what's up Dalton? | ||
We love this guy. | ||
Hey Dalton, press H to say hi to Dalton. | ||
Cookie Monster says Nick is a visionary. | ||
Is that why your head is as big as that pumpkin? | ||
Yeah, unironically. | ||
So, my head is big because I have a huge brain and I am a genius. | ||
Unironically. | ||
People say that all the time. | ||
It's like, what's the insult? | ||
That I'm a genius? | ||
You have a big head. | ||
Yeah, I have, my brain is way bigger than yours. | ||
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So... | |
Yeah, it's true. | ||
There's a lot going on up here. | ||
This is the command center for transcendent genius, for a visionary. | ||
Yeah, so yeah, I do have a big head. | ||
Metaphorically, physically, in many ways. | ||
Rocking chairs says Paul Town sucks these days. | ||
Well, yeah, I don't know. | ||
I don't really follow him. | ||
I'm not on Twitter, so I can't really follow him. | ||
So I haven't really been keeping up with him. | ||
But, uh, when I got banned on Twitter, I thought his content was good. | ||
Why, why do you say that? | ||
Why do you not like him anymore? | ||
I love the guy. | ||
He's one of the most charismatic people I think I've ever seen. | ||
Eddie Van, or one of them, he's up there. | ||
Eddie Van Gramps says, Black Excellence is not replacing the motherfucking smoke detector battery. | ||
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I don't get it. | |
What are they, is that something that they're, they notoriously not replace the smoke detector battery? | ||
Mango says, I was in Europe a little while ago and the workers at the German airports spoke better English than the workers at the one here. | ||
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Yeah, I believe it. | |
Got a little hiccup. | ||
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Hang on. | |
I'm getting the hiccups lately. | ||
Yeah, they're like illiterate at the airport. | ||
They're illiterate everywhere. | ||
Everywhere people are so rude and can't even speak English. | ||
I saw some clips. | ||
I haven't watched the full debate yet, but nice work out there, man. | ||
You did well. | ||
with something nice to listen to still relishing my complete victory against Xander Hunter Avalon. | ||
Better watch out. | ||
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So true. | |
Yeah, no, you did well. | ||
You did well. | ||
I saw some clips. | ||
I haven't watched a full debate yet, but nice work out there, man. | ||
You did well. | ||
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You did well. | |
He's, you're out there We love you, buddy. | ||
Kai Clip says, it's like John says, every nigga wanna be Nick Fuentes, but niggas don't know their role, which is as niggas. | ||
Very true. | ||
Very true. | ||
You know, there's only one, so people gotta do something else. | ||
People gotta do something else. | ||
I'm already doing the things that I'm doing. | ||
Ten Rios says, you're coming to New York? | ||
Really, nigga? | ||
I'll be sure to protect you when you get here. | ||
You gotta show me around. | ||
You gotta be like my black, like, partner in crime. | ||
You know like we go to the joint we go to the local chicken joint and I'm like I'm like eating the chicken with my pinkies out and you're like nah man what is you doing man put your pinkies down nigga and I'm like oh I'm sorry I don't know what to do I'm from I'm from the suburbs all right we're gonna go to a black barbershop hey yo my cuz what up boy and I'll come in there | ||
Hi, how are you? | ||
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Ma, I need you to hug my brother up here. | |
I need a haircut in time for the rally. | ||
Are you sure about that? | ||
Are you sure about that, Tyrone? | ||
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Trust, my nigga, trust, man. | |
That'll be good. | ||
We gotta make some content. | ||
We gotta make some content out of that. | ||
That'll be some good content. | ||
We'll be on the subway, and there'll be this moment, there'll be this moment when like some black guys are giving me a hard time, and you're gonna get in between, and they're gonna be like, you know, you defended this lily white cracker ass, and you'll be like, you know, there'll be this moment where you're like, he's my friend, you know, racial differences, that actually don't matter so much. | ||
Thanks, man. | ||
You really did that for me? | ||
So there's gonna be one of those moments on the subway where like the local gang is gonna be like, shit, Tyrone. | ||
I didn't know you was a coon. | ||
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I didn't know you was a Uncle Tom, shit. | |
He'll be taunted by his neighborhood gang because he's not cool for protecting a white man, for protecting a cracker like me. | ||
But, uh... | ||
You know, but he'll stand up for me and we'll be like, you know, you know what? | ||
Maybe we're not so different after all. | ||
Maybe we're not so different after all. | ||
New York! | ||
I'm from New York. | ||
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I'm a New York nigga. | |
That's Tenryo. | ||
So he's gonna show me around Bronx nigga. | ||
And we'll be in the Bronx. | ||
And I'll be there. | ||
This is gonna be good. | ||
This is gonna be good. | ||
I can see it now. | ||
This is gonna be good content. | ||
So I'm looking forward to it. | ||
Eddie Van Grams says if a race war actually breaks out. | ||
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Okay. | |
The white liberals are going to be the first to go. | ||
Yeah, that's the upside. | ||
Salvador says Nick is once an incel, always an incel. | ||
Will you have a simmering hatred of your wife if you ever get married? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Is that even a question? | ||
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And that's a big if, but yeah, I mean, of course. | |
What do you take me for? | ||
What do you, I mean, Jaden says this to me, he's like, you're gonna find a girlfriend and then you're gonna be head over heels, you're gonna be simping for her. | ||
I'm like, do you know me? | ||
Like, uh, hi. | ||
Hi, we just met. | ||
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I'm Nick. | |
Like, do you know me? | ||
People say that to me. | ||
Do they expect that I'm gonna, like, fall in love and I'm gonna look at my wife like, there she is! | ||
There she goes! | ||
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There's my girl! | |
Thank God! | ||
Thank God I met her! | ||
I'm gonna, you know, and I'm gonna get such a hard time if I ever start dating a girl and get married, I'm gonna hear about this. | ||
You know I'm gonna hear about this. | ||
I don't know how it's gonna work, man. | ||
I swear, I'm gonna find an immigrant wife that's that simple. | ||
I'm gonna go to Ukraine or something. | ||
I'm gonna go to Slovakia or Serbia or go to fucking Belgrade and find some, you know, Slavic woman under a pile of rubble during the next Balkan War and be like, listen, I'll give you a green card. | ||
You live in a big house. | ||
Like, just come with me. | ||
Let's get on a plane. | ||
Let's get out of here. | ||
But you gotta be my wife. | ||
And it's unironically, not even kidding, not even kidding, it's gonna be something basically similar to that. | ||
I'm gonna go to Ukraine. | ||
I am praying for Russia to invade the eastern whatever. | ||
I'm praying for them to annex The Luhansk and Donetsk Republics so that there will be another Ukrainian war and there will be thousands of Slavic refugees that are looking for green cards because that's the only way I'm getting married because I do not see myself going into a coffee shop and like I drop my receipt and like this girl drops something and I go to pick it up and I look up and I'm like hey | ||
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Oh whoops! | |
Looks like we both dropped something! | ||
I don't see that happening. | ||
Not like that's how it happens for anybody for that matter, but you know, I don't see myself doing anything like that. | ||
Or I'm on Tinder and I'm sending some corny pickup line like people do. | ||
Hey I like Seinfeld too! | ||
I like French too! | ||
What a coincidence! | ||
Or go to a bar and I don't drink. | ||
I don't even drink. | ||
I've never had a sip of alcohol. | ||
What am I gonna, what am I gonna talk to a woman about? | ||
I can barely talk to people that I know about anything. | ||
Let alone a female. | ||
Let alone some female that I don't even know. | ||
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Can't tell you, man. | |
It's not easy being me. | ||
It's not easy being me. | ||
Really. | ||
People look at me and they're like, man, I don't, I don't know if anybody does, but maybe some people are like, wow, he's really, he's got a nice life. | ||
He's got stuff going on. | ||
It's like, you know, it's not easy, but yeah, we're going to go to the coffee. | ||
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We're going to go to the coffee, the coffee shop. | |
And, uh, we know what's going to happen. | ||
They're going to call out my coffee order and, uh, I get plain coffee by the way, but you know, here's what I envision. | ||
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We got a Caramel Macchiato with a splash of blood. | |
You know, give out a really complex order and me and a girl both go up. | ||
I think that's my order. | ||
No, it's mine. | ||
I get it every day. | ||
And then they come out with another one. | ||
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Oh, thanks. | |
Hey, we had the same order. | ||
We have pretty good taste. | ||
See you around, I guess. | ||
Then I go to work and I'm thinking about it the whole day. | ||
Sorry, boss. | ||
What do you need me to do? | ||
Pay attention! | ||
This is a very important meeting. | ||
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I'm sorry. | |
I was just thinking about something. | ||
Next day I go, where is she? | ||
Where is she? | ||
Oh, what am I doing? | ||
And then two weeks pass or something. | ||
I come back. | ||
Oh, I got transferred to another job. | ||
I haven't been coming to the same coffee shop. | ||
It's good to see you again. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Good to see you too. | ||
Hey, uh, why don't we get, why don't we get coffee this weekend? | ||
This is how it's gonna happen. | ||
This is how it's gonna happen. | ||
This is how it happens for people. | ||
I don't know if that'll ever happen to me. | ||
I can't participate in this because this will never happen to me. | ||
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But, anyway. | |
No, it'll be something more, it'll be something more Chicago. | ||
It's a, it's, this is a real, It'll be like we get the same hot dog order and she's a real Chicago girl, you know, and she's like, hey, watch where you're walking. | ||
She's like, hey, watch where you're walking here. | ||
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I'm walking over here. | |
And I'm like, whoa, whoa, look at the mouth on this one. | ||
You know, some like sporty girl, like a backwards ball cap. | ||
It's like, hey, watch it. | ||
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I'm walking over here. | |
And I'm like, oh, this one, the mouth on this one. | ||
Hey, how you doin'? | ||
Hey! | ||
How you doin'? | ||
So... So, yeah. | ||
You know, I don't know if anything like that's ever gonna happen to me. | ||
I've given up. | ||
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I'm, um, you know, lonely, incel. | |
It is the way that it is. | ||
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Bye. | |
Yeah, I mean, we'll see. | ||
We'll see what happens. | ||
We'll see. | ||
I'm putting it in God's hands. | ||
I'm not even trying. | ||
With this one, I'm like, God, I'm doing a lot over here. | ||
I am literally sweating. | ||
My ass is sweating right now. | ||
I am on the no-fly list. | ||
The government has taken a half million dollars from me. | ||
I do this show every day and answer your Super Chats. | ||
This one's on you, okay? | ||
Respectfully, with all due respect, I am putting this one in your hands. | ||
You've put a lot in my large hands, which I can handle, because you've given me many gifts. | ||
This is one thing you're not really helping me out with. | ||
I didn't get a lot of guidance on this one. | ||
There's not a lot in that aptitude, in that area, so you're gonna need to make up the difference a little bit. | ||
And if it's meant to be, it'll happen. | ||
I'm asking God to help someone out. | ||
And, you know, if it works out, then, you know, then it'll happen. | ||
If it's not meant to be, then it won't happen. | ||
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But... | |
That's sort of how I approach this. | ||
From a practical point of view, that's how I approach this. | ||
People say, you know, you got a girlfriend, Egg? | ||
You gonna get married? | ||
It's like, listen, as a practical matter, I am waiting for God to introduce me to a woman who will be suitable to be my wife. | ||
If that doesn't happen, then it means that I was not meant to be married. | ||
That's my answer. | ||
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So, So there you go. | |
Matt R says, my friend of many years says he was forced by his wife to take the vaccine. | ||
Imagine being forced by a woman to do something against your will. | ||
I have lost all respect for him. | ||
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Yeah, me too. | |
Singas Bigel says, with thousands of viewers, statistically there has to be an 11-year-old groyper. | ||
He sits on the bus thinking about how Jews control the weather while the other retards trade silly bands. | ||
Advice to him? | ||
11 year old Groyper? | ||
I don't even remember what it was like being 11. | ||
What advice can you even give? | ||
Do your homework? | ||
Listen to your parents? | ||
Don't drink sugary drinks? | ||
Stay off your iPad? | ||
I don't even know what 11 year olds do. | ||
It's such a different world. | ||
Kai Clips says, about the story of Lilith, The Jews also believe in the Talmud that Lilith wanted to be sexually dominant, which is why Adam disliked her and asked for Eve. | ||
Color me shocked they made it about sex. | ||
Go figure, huh? | ||
Maybe that's where it comes from. | ||
Eddie Van Grams says black people sold other black people back in the day and the word slave is because of the Slavs, but white people are the real perpetrators in colonizing terrorists. | ||
Got it, assholes! | ||
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Yeah, you tell them! | |
And another thing. | ||
The Constitution was written to abolish slavery and Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves. | ||
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But yeah, conservatives are the real racists. | |
Got it, Democrat! | ||
Thank you, Eddie. | ||
So true. | ||
Good points. | ||
Very good point. | ||
Italis says, on the book of Genesis in the creation of man, I once heard someone remark, man was made for God and women were made for men. | ||
Keep up the good work. | ||
True. | ||
M says, hey Nick, I've heard that biologically speaking a man's drive to be successful in life largely comes from his desire to procreate with women and I just have to say you are one very driven incel. | ||
I am driven by greatness itself, by excellence. | ||
And love for the game, and it's as simple as that. | ||
It's true, yeah, a lot of people are like, too impressed! | ||
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Yeah, I don't know. | |
Patman says, man, I love orangutans. | ||
Also, Siamang Gibbons. | ||
Thoughts on the apes? | ||
What's your favorite ape? | ||
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I don't know, dude. | |
Squidward says, hey Nick, do you ever want a wife? | ||
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Ever? | |
Forever? | ||
Incel? | ||
I mean, I want a kid. | ||
I don't know if I want a wife, but I want a kid. | ||
I want a son, but yeah, I mean, we'll see. | ||
We'll see what happens. | ||
Isaac says, what was your hair routine in 2016 to 18? | ||
You look good. | ||
It's the same as it is now. | ||
Thoughts on ATLA. | ||
Don't know what that is. | ||
Neil says, thanks for Jared Taylor. | ||
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Shout out. | |
Really means a lot to us who have followed him for a while. | ||
How long have you followed Amren? | ||
Also model UN was gay for me. | ||
I followed Amren for like four or five years. | ||
Like five years, probably. | ||
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Do we have more here? | |
We got another page. | ||
Addie says, those urban youths in school were probably beating Timothy's ass up because the nigga's last name is Simpkins. | ||
Nick says, I'm voluntarily celibate. | ||
Not involuntarily celibate. | ||
I'm vol-cel. | ||
If you say that, I mean, you're just cringe. | ||
Jorge says call me a simp. | ||
Okay, but I'm in the military and was with the girl at a BF. | ||
She was my squad leader. | ||
And I'm a twig private. | ||
She's 23. | ||
I'm 19. | ||
She brought wine in my room after we got dinner. | ||
We did stuff. | ||
Her BF found out and now she accused me of rape. | ||
What do I do? | ||
And now you ask me? | ||
You fucking idiot. | ||
I will not help you. | ||
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I don't even think this is real. | |
It's so bad. | ||
Everything about this is wrong. | ||
One, in the military. | ||
Two, called yourself a twink. | ||
Three, messing with another man's girlfriend. | ||
Four, premarital sex. | ||
Five, arguably drinking. | ||
You deserve everything that's coming to you. | ||
I think you deserve it. | ||
I think you should admit your guilt, admit that you raped her, and go to jail for a long time so you can get straightened out. | ||
That's what I think. | ||
I think you should go to jail for a very long time. | ||
If it's for rape, it doesn't matter. | ||
You belong in jail. | ||
It's a technicality what they charge you with. | ||
The important thing is that you're sentenced to prison time for who you are. | ||
That's all that matters. | ||
As long as a sick freak like you is put behind bars, that's all that matters to me. | ||
Rape, murder, I don't care what they stick on you. | ||
I'll frame you for murder myself just to lock you away forever. | ||
In the military please. | ||
This is another one of these like sexual like a like one of these humble brag Bragging about a sexual escapade but framed in a different way. | ||
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I had sex with this guy's girlfriend who's older than me. | |
And a bad thing happened. | ||
What do I do? | ||
I don't know, dude. | ||
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Why don't you start by saving some pussy for the rest of us? | |
Military, man. | ||
You belong in jail. | ||
You know what you should do? | ||
Turn yourself in and go to jail. | ||
That's what I think. | ||
Sicko. | ||
You know, I think you should go deploy to Afghanistan and, you know, submit yourself for some kind of Sharia law punishment at the hands of the Taliban. | ||
It would only be right. | ||
It would only be justice. | ||
Salvador says Glock 9 was a dope rapper. | ||
Sucks he got hit with that Rico case, though. | ||
Kyle Computer says, just want to say that the autists, skinheads, dumbasses in general are just like the QAnons and Flat Earthers. | ||
Thanks for holding us all back, fellas. | ||
You serve as controlled opposition without even getting paid for it. | ||
Is there some way to buck these people without diluting the movement? | ||
Yes, we're doing it. | ||
Odds just aren't so bad, I guess. | ||
You can have Asperger's and convert to being a Chad, though. | ||
I did it. | ||
Yeah, you definitely sound like you did, for sure. | ||
Josh, the Removers, has you ever noticed how hard lesbians try? | ||
And so did Trey, too. | ||
You ever notice how hard lesbians try to look like men? | ||
The other day at work I saw six of them within one hour and they all looked like high school boys. | ||
Like, what's wrong with these people? | ||
Yeah, like with that actress. | ||
What the hell's her name? | ||
Who's that one from Inception? | ||
What the hell's her name? | ||
Who became transgender or whatever. | ||
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Yeah, it's true. | |
Blind Lickers, as you know what a shit barometer is, Nick. | ||
Measure the shit pressure in the air. | ||
When the barometer rises, lives will feel it too. | ||
Okay, you know what? | ||
I'm just not gonna finish this one. | ||
Zoomer Nations, a shout out to our niggas and glow posters clipping up the stream to send to your haters. | ||
Yeah, true. | ||
Kai Clips says, I can't imagine any drug being close to as good as caffeine. | ||
The feeling of your heart beating out of your chest, feeling your brain expanding. | ||
I'm super groiper. | ||
Listen, I'm not caffeine crazy. | ||
I drink a cup of coffee a monster. | ||
That's about it for me. | ||
And occasionally, I don't even drink caffeine every day. | ||
Eddie Van Grams is one of these days the feds are going to attempt to honeypot you with a big booty Latina who's so fine. | ||
You're gonna bust off like a rocket. | ||
Alright. | ||
Disgusting. | ||
That's gross. | ||
OpticTrospector says, for someone who claims to not be interested in dating, you have endless hopeless romantic star-crossed lover scenarios available at immediate recall. | ||
That's just because I'm smart. | ||
That's because I'm smart. | ||
I'm really not that romantic. | ||
It's just, I've been watching a lot of movies, okay? | ||
Sheesh. | ||
I'd really be your own niggas, Optic Trospector. | ||
You're one to talk. | ||
Optic Trospector, the finest gentleman I've ever met. | ||
Optic Trospector, any woman would be lucky, because Optic Trospector is the finest, most exquisite, most lugubrious gentleman I've ever met. | ||
Optic Trospector will cook you a fine steak and pair it with the finest red wine, and he'll sing opera as you dine, and he'll be wearing a ascot as well, because Optic Trospector is the, he's a truly refined gentleman, the finest Yeah, that's disgusting. | ||
I don't think it'll be a food kiss. | ||
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son. | |
Polish-American Groy versus Nick's first kiss will be like the spaghetti kiss in the animated Disney show, except instead of spaghetti, he'll be eating a hot dog and the woman will be eating the same hot dog. | ||
It will be like Sammy and baked chicken McNuggets. | ||
I'm loving it. | ||
Yeah, that's disgusting. | ||
I don't think it'll be a food kiss. | ||
That sounds gross to me. | ||
Blake says, I notice you often allude to your dong being large. | ||
Thoughts? | ||
and Well, I'm not gonna talk about my genitals on the show, but, you know, I'm just gonna say, I mean, I'm just gonna affirm that one really quickly. | ||
I'll just say, you know, people say I have big hands. | ||
He hit my hands. | ||
He said, if they're large, something else might be large. | ||
No, but I'm not going to talk about my genitals on the show. | ||
That's inappropriate and disgusting. | ||
So I don't know why you're interested in that. | ||
What are you thinking about that? | ||
Please don't think about that. | ||
Kyle Computer says, is this a dating advice show for vocels? | ||
These guys are like commenting on your hair twice per minute. | ||
Chat up, fellas, for real. | ||
Chat up, fella. | ||
Who are you? | ||
This whole show is just making me angry. | ||
It's getting hotter every passing second. | ||
I'm getting more angry. | ||
This show is not healthy for me. | ||
I'm gonna die prematurely because of how angry I am all the time doing this. | ||
Isaac says, I met Avatar the Last Airbender. | ||
Jake Lloyd liked it. | ||
Maybe you would. | ||
You meant Avatar the Last Airbender for what? | ||
I don't know what you're talking about. | ||
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I don't really like that show. | |
Steven says, Nick if you don't start going out on dates, you're gonna be single for the rest of your life. | ||
Well, you know, why don't you let me worry about that actually, but thanks for the advice. | ||
Okay. | ||
All right. | ||
You know what? | ||
That's our last super chat. | ||
So that's doing it for me. | ||
That's gonna do it for me. | ||
I'm over it. | ||
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I'm done. | |
I'm finished. | ||
So that's our show. | ||
Thanks for watching. | ||
Remember to follow me on Gabin Telegram. | ||
Links are down below. | ||
Let's turn into a relationship advice column. | ||
Why don't you let, why don't you leave my personal life on it? | ||
But you have so much of me. | ||
I give of myself and now people want to know about what's in my underwear. | ||
People want to know about my dating life. | ||
It's too, too close for comfort. | ||
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Please. | |
But that's gonna do it for me on the show night. | ||
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This is a politics show. | |
It's a politics show. | ||
Not a genital show. | ||
It's not the penis show. | ||
Sorry to disappoint. | ||
Sorry to disappoint all of you homosexuals in the military. | ||
It's not a penis show, so sorry. | ||
Sorry to our veterans out there. | ||
Sorry to our enlisted servicemen and men in uniform. | ||
This is not a penis show, much to their chagrin, although they would like it to be. | ||
That's not what this is. | ||
So follow me on Telegram and Gab. | ||
I'm on the air every Monday through Friday, 8 o'clock Central, 9 o'clock Eastern Standard Time on America First Live. | ||
As always, I'm Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
Thanks for watching. | ||
Thanks to our Super Chatters subscribers, everybody that watches the show. | ||
We love you. | ||
I'll see you on, you know, should I take Monday off? | ||
Monday's Columbus Day. | ||
So I'll think about it. | ||
I may see you Monday. | ||
I might see you Tuesday. | ||
Enjoy your weekend. | ||
Enjoy the rest of your evening. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
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It's going to be only America first. | |
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. |