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America First with Nicholas J Fuentes Ep. 901America First with Nicholas J Fuentes Ep. 901

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unidentified		Thank you.
		I am limelight, blueprint five mics, go getters rhyme light, shoulda been signed twice, most imitated, Grammy nominated, hotel accommodated, cheerleader prom dated, barbershop player hated, mom and pop who plays it, feel like it rain to the roof, K damn.
		Two words.
		Shot down.
		Crazy.
		Crazy.
		So I live by two words.
		Fuck you, pay me!
		Screaming.
		Teasing.
		Saving.
		You know how the game be.
		I can't let them change me.
		Cause on Judgment Day, you gon' blame me.
		Look God, it's the same me.
		And I basically know now.
		We get racially profiled.
		Cuffed up and hosed down.
		Pimped up and hoed down.
		Plus I got a whole city to hold down.
		- You wanna know what's critical to all of this?
		We look at Christ on the cross and you're gonna kick us off Twitter?
		You can't stop people that are religious allies.
		So you cannot stop people that are motivated in the face of the fear of death.
		It gives false hope and eats them whole.
		Sin billionaires who are still broke.
		Jesus saved all my people from this monster.
		For it takes their souls.
		It gives false hope and eats them whole.
		Sin billionaires who are still broke.
		Thank you.
		Jesus saved all my people from this monster before it takes their souls.
		It gives us hope that eats them whole.
		Billionaires who are still broke.
		It takes their souls.
		It gives us hope that eats them home.
		Sin, fill, yeah.
		There's who are still broke.
		Jesus saved all my people.
		I'm this monster.
		It takes their souls.
		It takes their souls.
		throws Verification commencing.
		Verified.
		You are a real human being. You are a real human
		being. You are a
		real human being.
		You are a real human
		being. You are a
		real human being.
		You are a real human
		being. You are a
		real human being.
		You are a real human
		being. You are a
		real human being.
		You are a real human
		being. You are a
		real human being.
		You are a real human being.
		You're not interested?
		I'm sorry.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm sorry Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
unidentified		You're an e-girl, you know the rule.
		No e-girls.
		Who's got the clip?
		No e-girls.
		Never!
		Hashtag never e-girls.
		Not even once.
		Guy, I've never heard of him.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What is that?
unidentified		Americanism, not globalism. not globalism.
unidentified		We'll meet our freedom.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Guy, I've never heard of Bigfoot.
unidentified		What was that?
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom.
		Kingdom It's the kingdom.
		And the power.
		And the power.
		And the glory.
		And the glory.
		Forever.
		Forever.
		It's the kingdom.
		It's the kingdom.
		And the power.
		And the power.
		And the glory.
		And the glory.
		Forever Forever Forever Forever I'm
		out.
		I'm out.
		Wall. Wall.
		Wall. Wall. America First is inevitable.
		It's unstoppable.
		And the reason why is because it's not cool to shill for big business.
		It's a big business.
		It's not cool to share for Israel.
		It's not.
		It's bad.
		Have you been so much favor on your side?
		Accepted to mention what you're saying, I reply.
		I'm so happy, but not to fly.
		I'm fine.
		That's all I die.
		It's like the writers in the dark.
		I'm so happy.
		I know they get my heart.
		And I'm up to block the corner.
		You can still be anything you want to be.
		One from one to four to one to three.
		Thirteen from me.
		Got it in the destiny.
		Be the new commander and the chief.
		That's the key.
		I fear and love.
		That's the key.
		When you remove the fear and love.
		God, you're creating fear and love with everything else.
		You talking to somebody right now that only fears God.
		Jesus has won victory.
		Bro.
		This is a Christian nation.
		This is America.
		We brainwashed out here, bro.
		Come on, man.
		This is a free man talking.
		I like it.
		It's not.
		This is a Christian nation.
		This is America.
		I fear and love God.
		When you remove the fear and love of God, you create the fear and love of everything else.
		You talking to somebody right now that only fears God and Jesus has won the victory, bro.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo in the not globalism, will be our credo in the world.
		It's going to be only America first.
		America first.
	The American people will come first once again.
	With respect, the respect that we deserve.
	From this day forward, it's going to be only America first.
	America first.
	Thank you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good evening, everybody.
		You are watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Very excited to be back with you here tonight.
		On Tuesday, we have a lot to talk about, lots to get into tonight.
		Our featured story is about the FDA and CDC, which their advisory committees have just officially today Unanimously voted to approve a pediatric dose of the coronavirus vaccine for children in America aged 5 to 11.
		And we went over this process not too long ago on the show, the process of how these decisions are authorized in the Public Health Agencies.
		So the FDA and CDC advisory panels have voted in favor of this.
		Now it will go further up the food chain and full authorization could come as soon as November 3rd.
		And the day after that they will begin administering doses of the coronavirus vaccine to 28 million children in that demographic cohort age 5 to 11.
		We'll talk about it.
		It's a horrible, horrible and tragic development.
		Unanimous vote.
		Unanimous vote in the FDA and the CDC.
		And they say that the benefits medically absolutely outweigh the cons.
		The pros outweigh the cons.
		And you have to wonder in this situation, like every other situation, but particularly for this age group, what exactly What exactly is the benefit?
		Because now they're talking about giving the vaccine to 5 to 11 year olds and not far off after that is making it mandatory.
		First, they say it's okay to administer the vaccine to children and what's going to come next is that is going to become compulsory and every child will have to get the vaccine to go to public primary school and probably private too.
		But this situation, like I said, it's different than all the others.
		I look at the lockdown, I look at the booster shot, I look at the vaccine overall and I ask the same question.
		What exactly is the benefit that we derive from the vaccine or from these other public health policies?
		Because we could look at the vaccine and see it doesn't prevent transmission, it doesn't prevent infection, and we could look at the lockdowns and say there's no discernible difference between states that locked down and those that didn't in terms of their infection and death rate.
		But for children age 5 to 11, they don't get COVID.
		You know, that's the thing.
		That's the difference.
		With every other public health policy, we've got a measure.
		And say, well how deadly and transmissible is the virus?
		If this virus were extremely deadly it would be a different conversation every single night.
		But it's not.
		It kills at a rate that is similar to the flu and the people that it kills are all the usual groups that would be vulnerable from a disease and there's nothing you could do about it.
		But in this case there's really no discernible benefit at all to these mitigation strategies because This demographic group is not affected by the pandemic virtually at all.
		They don't get the disease, they don't carry it, they don't transmit it, they don't get hospitalized from it, and they don't die from it.
		It's fewer than 200 children have died from the virus overall.
		in the entire United States of America out of 28 million children in this age group since March or February, January 2020 when the pandemic arrived in America fewer than 200 children have died so now January 2020 when the pandemic arrived in America fewer than 200 children have died so now in response to that and by the way the 200 that died all had in response to this
		now they've ordered already 15 million doses of vaccine, 15 million.
		15 million.
		Fewer than 200 dead, but now they're going to deliver 15 million vaccines.
		That's the first round.
		Probably they'll administer 60 million doses.
		And more when you factor in the booster shots when all is said and done.
		So something's obviously wrong here with the math.
		They say the pros outweigh the cons administering the vaccine.
		But if this is a vaccine that doesn't prevent infection, doesn't prevent transmission, and kids don't get it anyway, what exactly is the health benefit that they're getting from this?
		We know that the cost is that there is a very high rate, particularly for young people, of precarditis and myocarditis.
		It affects people that are younger and not older.
		And we just saw a study last month, or I think it might have even been in August, but it said that for adolescents, and this was a report I believe that was done in America, They said that, straight up, more adolescents were being hospitalized from the vaccine because of heart inflammation and blood clotting than they were for COVID.
		And that was for adolescents.
		The younger you are, the lower your risk of hospitalization and death from COVID is.
		At the same time, the younger you are, the higher your risk of heart inflammation and blood clotting from the vaccine.
		So something doesn't add up here.
		How does that make any sense?
		Kids who are the most susceptible to harm from the vaccine are getting it in order to mitigate symptoms from a virus and they're the age group that is least susceptible to it.
		Make it make sense.
		So that's pretty rough and we'll get into all that.
		That'll be our featured story.
		We'll also be talking tonight about Keemstar Hey, this is big news.
		We've been talking about a lot of cultural things lately.
		Yesterday we covered Dave Chappelle, very serious story.
		And tonight we're covering Keemstar, host of Drama Alert on YouTube, who's retiring!
		Now, I don't really like Keemstar because he snitched on Baked Alaska.
		After Baked Alaska was streaming inside the U.S.
		Capitol earlier this year, Keemstar tagged the FBI on Twitter and told them to arrest him.
	So for that, I will never forgive Keemstar.
	And he also said I was a red-nosed clown, which it's like, yeah, hello, the Joker.
	That's what I replied, but But anyway, you may know him.
	He does Drama Alert.
	He's a YouTube drama channel.
	And he's done.
	He announced today that he's retiring after 14 years.
	And the guy's, I think, 40 or 41.
	So he's a relatively young guy.
	It's not like he's 65 or 70.
	He doesn't have cancer.
	He's not dying.
	But he's retiring.
	Arguably at the peak of his career because he says that the internet isn't fun anymore.
	And the timing was pretty amazing because, you know, yesterday I came on the show and I said everything sucks, movies suck, gaming sucks, TV sucks, politics sucks, the internet sucks.
	I said it's not fun anymore and I said I'm depressed and there's no content.
	And then the next day, Keemstar gets on a video and says, yeah, I'm retiring after 14 years because internet's not fun anymore.
	There's no drama.
	So we'll talk about that.
	Talk about that's kind of interesting and it should be a pretty good show.
	A little bit more going on than yesterday, but still it's very slow.
unidentified		It's a very slow month.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Halloween's coming up.
		That's, what, next week?
		Five days?
		I don't know maybe we'll carve up the pumpkin I don't honestly I don't really want to do that I don't want to make a big mess we did it twice I think carve the pumpkin and maybe I'll just wear a different outfit because you know the first time I did it I got pumpkin all over my shirt I had to buy a new shirt And it was a much bigger mess than I anticipated.
		And I didn't even know how to do it.
		I was just ripping pumpkin guts out.
		I didn't have the proper tools.
		But maybe I'll do it.
		I think there's mold on it.
		Is that what that is?
		It's like fuzzy.
		Is that mold or is that... I don't know what the hell that is.
		I had a little bit of a Halloween fright just now.
		I just got out of the shower and When I was in the shower, I'm doing my thing, you know, I'm showering, I'm washing my hair.
		I'm literally in the middle of washing my hair, which is arguably the most tenuous part of the shower, because that's when you have to close your eyes.
		So that's when maybe you get killed, maybe you get shot, maybe something horrible happens.
		So I'm washing my hair, and I, you know, I'm washing my hair, doo-doo-doo, and I open my eyes, and there's a huge moth Huge moth on the shower curtain and I'm like, what the fuck do I do?
		What am I supposed to do in this situation?
		It can fly too!
		And I'm naked and I'm standing there and uh, you know, what am I supposed to do?
		So I'm like, yeah, that's just my luck.
		How did I not see him when I got in?
		I guess I didn't check.
		Guess I didn't check the shower curtain before I stepped in.
		And by the way, don't think of me naked in the shower.
		I don't want to put that mental image in your head.
		So I see the moth and I reached out and I grabbed my slipper and I sort of grabbed one side of the shower curtain, the other side, and I hit the slipper against it.
		I killed the moth and it dropped down and it went down the drain.
		But then I got my slipper in the water.
		What's making that noise?
		Is that my button?
		Anyway, where's my watch?
		Yeah, so then I kill it with the slipper and then I'm like standing outside the shower at this point and I like go to pull a slipper out and I drag the slipper under the water like a retard.
		Now there's all this water in my slipper, so now what am I gonna do there?
		Gotta get new slippers, I guess.
		So how's that for a little bit of a Halloween fright?
		For a little bit of a spook?
		So I just, you know, it's one thing after the next.
		One thing after the next.
		It's another day.
		But other than that, I mean, my hair is kind of goofy.
		I don't really know how to do it anymore.
		I don't really know how to do anything anymore.
		I just feel uninspired.
		I feel like Keemstar.
		So, something's gotta happen.
		We need something to happen!
		Okay, well, there it is, a Telegram notification.
		I guess that's what's gonna happen.
		Let me close that out.
		It's not even open, but it's giving me notifications.
unidentified		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Anyway.
		Something's gotta happen.
		We need a new, we need new drama.
		We need a new beef.
		We need a new, a new crush.
		We need a new war?
		A new riot?
		Something!
		Something's gotta happen!
		Cause everything's, everything's just sucks.
		You know, everything's just, it's like Keemstar said, it's just, it's not fun anymore.
		It's not fun anymore.
		Is it?
		No, it's not.
		Cause every, everybody's a bitch, and everything is, vaccine this, and wear your mask that, and you can't say nigga.
		Today my mom texted me, she sent me something silly, and I was like, nigga.
		And she's like, and you better stop saying that on your show.
		And I'm like, well, you give it a rest.
		Sometimes she texts me just to bust my balls.
		It's like I got a million things going on.
		And then she texts me just to start a fight, just to start shit.
		She texts me something about her work, and I said, nigga.
		And she goes, and you better stop saying that on your show.
		I'm like, what does that even mean?
		What does that even mean?
		She's like, you're going to get in trouble.
		Trouble for what?
		I'm on the no fly list.
		The Fed stole half a million dollars from me.
		I'm banned from everything, including payment processors.
		I'm on my own platform.
		What the fuck is going to happen to me for saying nigga?
		And she goes, I saw someone in the news That just got arrested for that hate speech.
		I'm like, number one, BS.
		Number two, if that happened to me, that'd be the best thing that ever happened to me.
		Could you imagine?
		White nationalist arrested for saying, nigga, hate speech, whatever.
		I'd be on Tucker Carlson, finally.
		Maybe.
		Or something else.
		But I'm like, use your head.
		That's not gonna happen.
		She goes, it did.
		I'll send you the article.
		I'm like, I don't wanna read the article.
		Not even real.
		She didn't even send the article because it didn't happen, but... Anyway.
		See, even my own mother, my own mother is tone-policing me.
		My mom's always tone-policing this show.
		She's always texting me, you can't say this, you better watch what you say that.
		I tell you, it's not easy.
		I'm just... Got so many guns pointed at me, so many knives at my throat.
		The dagger of Damocles hanging over me.
		It's like Tony Soprano says, it's almost too much!
		And in the end, you're alone with it all, right?
		So true.
		But anyway, that's enough complaining for the night.
		Before we get into the show, remember to follow me on Gabin Telegram.
		Link's down below.
		Follow my channel here.
		Do it now if you haven't done it already.
		I'm getting real sick of asking.
		I'm getting real sick of asking.
		Follow me on this channel, okay?
	Click the follow button.
	Listen, you get a push notification when the show starts.
	Just click it.
	Make a telegram if you haven't already.
	Sign up.
	Get in the live chat.
	Follow this channel here and follow me on telegram.
	I'm done asking.
	I'm done being nice about it.
	Now I'm telling you.
	Now I'm demanding.
	You better give it up.
	You better give me the telegram or you're not gonna like what happens next.
	So follow my channel.
	You gotta follow the channels because otherwise you don't get notified when we go live.
	Also, check out our latest merch drop.
	We have our seasonal Halloween merch.
	It's available through the end of October only, and then it's gone forever.
	And I don't want to hear one more word about it.
	Because everybody always says, Hey Nick, do you have any plans on re-releasing this or that shirt?
	No, I don't.
	I'm living in the future.
	We're already working on the next line.
	It's gonna drop later this year.
	We're already working on it.
	Okay?
	We don't look behind, we only look forward.
	So there will be no re-releases.
	We're not going to accommodate you.
	November 1st, it's gone.
	You can't buy it anymore.
	It is as good as gone.
	It's out.
	So if you want the merch, just make a decision.
	Choose up, little nigga, just choose up.
	I don't know what the difficulty is.
	I got a super chat last week and some guy goes, Oh, I was thinking about it for a while, but I didn't buy it in time.
	What's there to think about?
	You like the shirt?
	Just buy it!
	Or don't!
	But don't then come and complain to me later on and say, hey, are you gonna re-release the shirt that I want?
	No!
	No, I'm not.
	And I'm not thinking about it.
	So November 1st and it's gone.
	So it's time to make a decision.
	Time to make a decision.
	I had to make a lot of decisions in my life.
	You can decide if you want to buy the America First pumpkin shirt within a week.
	You've had a month.
	So check that out.
	That's merch.nicholasjafewenttostock.com.
	We have the official America First hat restocked.
	Well, supplies last.
	I haven't checked what our numbers are on those, but last time I checked, we were two-thirds sold out.
	We only had a few hundred left.
	So there's that, and we have our official anti-vax t-shirt for sale also.
	It says, I will not comply.
	Very cool.
	That one will be selling indefinitely.
	And then, of course, if you want to join our intern team, you gotta go to nicholasjfwentys.com slash intern.
	and you can apply there if you have some excuse me if you have some kind of a skill set apply there you can join our team and work for me and assistant groper and everybody else and it'll be a lot of fun but it's also a lot of hard work so check that out okay i think that's everything remember we have three new channels this week steve france and jimbo zoomer joe the boomer So they are all there.
	It's kind of actually an interesting balance.
	Zoomer, Millennial, and Boomer.
	Go figure.
	Right?
	Jimbo Zoomer, Steve Franson, the Millennial, and Joe the Boomer.
	So, they're all on there.
	Nobody streamed today!
	I'm, you know, doing work all day.
	I'm checking in periodically.
	No stream, no stream, no stream.
	It's like, what the fu- Everybody's asking me, can I get on Cozy?
	Can I get on Cozy?
	Okay, I got you.
	Set up with the channel and then people are like I think I will not stream today So I don't know but but yeah, check them out.
	They they're gonna start streaming I think And then we have three new channels coming out this weekend three new channels some exciting ones in there So stay tuned for that A lot of big ones on the horizon.
	More and more people getting interested every week, and like I said, we're working on some big ones.
	And, you know, it's kind of funny how quickly this has all fallen into place.
	You know, there are other so-called censorship-proof sites, and specifically they do live streaming.
	I'm not going to name any names, but they don't really have a very impressive lineup.
	Like, one example is Unauthorized TV, and that's Vox Dei and Owen Benjamin.
	Fox Day, I kind of like.
	Owen Benjamin, obviously, I don't.
	But their platform, they're the only mainstream big, well, not mainstream, debatable, but you know what I'm saying.
	They're the only big players on the site.
	It's just Fox Day and Owen Benjamin.
	That's what it's been for years.
	Censored TV, they have a good lineup.
	They have Gavin, they've got, I think they used to have Milo, Laura Loomer, Soph.
unidentified		Meh.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And then on this platform we got me, we got Vince, we got Beardson, Jayden, and coming up we're gonna add some people that are pretty big.
		So again I don't want to spoil it but we got a pretty big one coming this week who you all know and we've got a couple of other big ones in the works.
		Preliminary talking to some some really big people.
		So it's pretty funny that it didn't really even take very long We got it.
		It works.
		It's free.
		It's looks good and everything Like I said, the content's free.
		It's not paywall and we got some big people coming on soon So it's kind of funny how it all just kind of I said this for a long time I said once we build the platform it's gonna happen anyway We're going to dive into our news and we'll talk about the latest.
		Our first story is about Keemstar, old nemesis.
		Not really, but we got a little bit of a Twitter beef at the beginning of the year because he was not being very nice to Baked Alaska.
		He tattled on our dear friend to the FBI, which to me is unforgivable because the FBI is a terror.
		Not just in America, but in the world, and I feel like anybody that is in the FBI and anybody that helps the FBI is like an enemy of humanity.
		That goes for the FBI, that goes for CIA, NSA, any of it.
		State Department.
		I actually know some people that used to work in the State Department, some very good people, but that was in the Trump administration.
		Anyway, if you help the FBI, you're scum of the earth.
		I think that just goes without saying, but But anyway, so that's my relationship with Keemstar, but the big news is that today he announced he's retiring from Drama Alert, which is the show that he's hosted on YouTube for 14 years.
		If you don't know, he's the pillar, really a founding pillar, not just of the drama community and people that report on YouTube drama and e-celebrity drama, but he's really a pillar of YouTube as a whole.
		He's one of the bigger names on YouTube.
		He's a fixture on the platform.
		He's been for a long time.
		14 years.
		So he's been doing it since what?
unidentified		2007?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		When did YouTube begin?
		Like, I think a year before that.
		Right?
		So he's been around forever, and like I said, he's a fixture.
		He's a pillar of the drama community.
		And today he announced that in March 2022, on his, I think, 40th birthday, He's done.
		He's retiring.
		And this was a big surprise.
		A lot of people thought he was trolling.
		And this is where the relevance comes in for this show.
		He gave a reason.
		He said the reason he's retiring is because he says YouTube isn't fun anymore.
		The Internet isn't fun.
		The drama isn't there.
		Everything's been consumed with so-called cancel culture, mob culture.
		And he says that it's just not worth doing.
		So we'll read this article here.
		And we'll talk about it.
		It says, quote, YouTube commentator Daniel Keemstar Keem announced that he is retiring from his drama alert show, claiming that he is tired of hate mobs and that it's sad and pathetic.
		On October 25th, the 39-year-old shocked the internet with a tweet that read, I am retiring.
		Full statement later today.
		Many assumed it to be a joke or a troll, but just a day later, on October 26th, which is today, He uploaded a Drama Alert video titled Retired and in it explained that he doesn't find YouTube fun anymore because of mob culture and revealed that he really is leaving the platform.
		He explained what led to this point.
		He said, quote, It started around the time of the pandemic.
		There was a shift in the culture where cancel culture became the overpowering thing.
		And people went after YouTubers' sponsors, really trying to just ruin them financially and that caused everyone to stop speaking their minds, turning them into a walking, talking commercial.
		What happens is, when nobody speaks their mind and everyone's a commercial, there's not really that much entertainment.
		In entertainment, you need drama.
		Think of the Avengers without drama.
		Think of them without a bad guy.
		You need some back and forth.
		You need battles.
		You need conflict.
		The YouTuber revealed that his last video on the Drama Alert channel will be uploaded on his 40th birthday on March 8, 2022 because he wants enough time to find a new host.
		So that's the reason.
		That's the latest development.
		And it's a little bit trite to say this because mainstream people have been saying this for a long time, but it's true.
		This is what happens when the so-called PC, the sensors, this is what happens when they win.
		Again, I know this is trite, so bear with me.
		I almost hate saying it.
		But this is what people said like five, ten years ago.
		They said, look, And I'm talking about people like Milo and Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson and Stefan Molyneux, these kinds of types.
		They said, look, if you start to censor people for hate speech or conspiracy theories, right-wing political views, eventually you're just going to ban everybody interesting.
		Because all the people that are interesting and all the people that have interesting things to say are necessarily going to elicit controversy.
		Because things that are interesting are heterodox.
		They're provocative.
		By definition, they are different.
		And in a culture that punishes people that deviate from the status quo, eventually what's going to happen is you're not just going to remove the most offensive, the most outrageous people, but You're also going to eliminate anybody that has anything to say, and all that's going to be left are the safest, the most squeaky clean, the most normative types of people, and there won't be anything worth watching, listening to, talking about.
		And people said this for a long time when they talked about cancel culture and political correctness, but it's finally here.
		And I talked about this at the beginning of the year.
		We're in the end here.
		We are in the final stage of internet censorship.
		The era of the free and open internet is over.
		It's done.
		A lot of people don't think about it in those terms still, but that's the only way to look at it.
		You know, when the internet began, and I should say actually it's really more like social media, because the internet's been around for a long time, but it was social media that changed the game.
		social media, and mobile phones.
		Mobile smartphones, I should say.
		That's what changed the game.
		And so this is a period, I would say, between like maybe 2006 and 2011 or 12.
		This is the birth of the era of the free and open internet.
		This is when social media, particularly the big ones like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, connect hundreds of millions of people around the globe and with the introduction of smartphones, mobile smartphones with cameras and mobile internet, It makes it participatory.
		And so everybody can participate in the internet.
		Everybody can participate in a global conversation.
	Those are really the two innovations that have created the current or the pre-existing climate.
	Is the advent of these social networking platforms and the introduction of the mobile smartphones so that people can participate.
	Everyone can participate everywhere they go.
	You don't require a big machine.
	You don't have to sit there and go on.
	It becomes ubiquitous and it becomes sort of interconnected with people's lives.
	And it's from that period on that the internet, and I've said this before, becomes synonymous with freedom.
	It's like the Wild West.
	And you go on YouTube, and you go on forums and blogs, and you go on Twitter, and you go on Facebook, and it's like you can find anything.
	It's limitless possibilities.
	You can find any book, any movie.
	There's lots of pirating going on.
	You know, you have Pirate Bay, right?
	Is that what the site was called?
	And Silk Road even on the dark web.
	But specifically about social media you can find people talking about politics and video games and it's outrageous.
	It's people saying things that are offensive.
	It's people making stuff that's weird.
	It's YouTube poop.
	It's people making animations of stick figures fighting each other and stuff like that.
	And of course, somewhere around 2015-2016, I guess it's something like Gamergate, the Milo Yiannopoulos campus tour, as well as Ben Shapiro and the others, and the candidacy of Donald Trump, all of those events together, like I said, somewhere around 2014-2016, they bring about the first instances of editorial censorship.
	Andrew Anglin is banned from Twitter.
	Milo is banned from Twitter.
	Chuck Johnson.
	Pax Dickinson.
	Banned from Twitter.
	And you start to see, after Trump gets elected in 2016, Google and Facebook get together in closed-door meetings and say, this can never happen again.
	And so begins the purges.
	And they do a big one at the end of 2017 in December.
	I think it was December 18, 2017.
	They ban Jared Taylor, American Renaissance.
	They do a wave of bannings after Charlottesville in August 17.
	Wave of bannings after Christchurch in 2018 in May.
	And of course the rest is history.
	It goes on and on until this year.
	And you look at the beginning of the year with January 6th.
unidentified		You look at what happened last year.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		People getting suspended and banned for health disinformation surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.
		Election disinformation surrounding the 2020 election.
		And you see now with the advent of this crackdown on domestic violent extremism, you've got DHS and the broader intelligence community involved.
		Virtually everybody eliminated from every platform, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter, all of it.
		And now it's over.
		And it's been a long process and people have talked about it all along the way and People have said for years, this is bad, this is going to have terrible consequences that even people that are in favor of it now won't like in the future.
		It starts with the real Neo-Nazis, the real KKK.
		It starts with, you know, Iron Guard and stuff like that.
		And then it ends in sitting U.S.
		President.
		It ends in prank channels.
		Alex Jones, Nick Fuentes, even regular people like Leafy and others, PewDiePie, even left-wing streamers on Twitch.
		And now here we are.
		It's over.
		We're in the end stage.
		The era of the free and open internet is over.
		Now, if anything, it's been reversed.
		The internet is synonymous with censorship, admins, mods, people coming in and telling you, you can't say that, you can't do that, that's against the terms of service, you're demonetized, you can't make money, you're doxxed, you're cancelled, your life is over, and it's only in real life, within the limits of the law, that you can do anything provocative, that you can express yourself freely.
		So it's over.
		And it's not just over for us.
		It's not just over for right-wing political commentators on the internet, which is what everybody talked about.
		That's what happened first.
		Those are the first people to get banned.
		Those are the people that have borne the brunt of it for the past five years, is Milo, Anglin, Gavin, Alex Jones, Laura Loomer, me, Jared Taylor.
		I mean, you name it, right?
		But it's everybody.
		It's the entire internet.
		Think about what is permissible on YouTube.
		What goes viral on YouTube anymore?
		It's like slime tutorials.
		And it's a lot of promoted content.
		It's makeup stuff.
		It's music.
		And that's always going to be on there.
		But that's it.
		They banned the prank channels.
		You know, outrageous pranks are not allowed.
		Conspiracy theories, not allowed.
		Really anything political, not allowed unless it's approved by like the Washington Post or the New York Times.
		So it's anything.
		You know, and like Keemstar says, there's no drama happening between anyone because this political correctness stuff has infected everybody.
		And so now nobody can do, say, think anything Interesting, there's no conflict, there's no fighting, there's no bullying, no harassment.
		So everybody is just going to walk around, stay in their lane, and I don't know, praise Joe Biden, complain about racism, etc.
		They're gonna talk about inane things like how they like breakfast foods, and I don't know, talk about their relationships, and talk about other stupid nonsense.
		That's it.
		And I said it yesterday.
		I said, everything is like this.
		Everything is, there's nothing fun anymore.
		There's nothing exciting.
		Everything's boring.
		And here's the case in point.
		Keemstar, drama alert, not political at all.
		It's a drama channel talking about all the sort of interpersonal beef on YouTube.
		And even he says, yeah, this sucks.
		The platform sucks because the channels can't reach their users, which is like a technical problem.
		Algorithms being manipulated.
		You know, notifications, search results, recommended algorithm, all being manipulated.
		So it's like, it's a game you just can't win.
		And at the same time, you know, all this PC, if it's not outright censorship, it is policies and it's a culture that has fostered this environment where nothing's happening.
		No drama, no news, no beef, nothing interesting, not worth covering drama anymore, not worth covering politics anymore.
		It's over!
		And so I hope that this will change.
		I just don't know how.
		I don't know how it's going to.
	You know, you'd like to think that there would be some kind of alternative that would come into being, because there were things that predated the social media platforms.
	Before there was YouTube, there was like Newgrounds, you know.
	Before there was YouTube and Facebook and Twitter, you had big forums and you had... it was more esoteric, it wasn't as mainstream, but you had other forums.
	Will there be alternatives?
	I don't know.
	Is it even possible?
	Because it's all these major telecom companies that control everything.
	Apple and Android can control the App Stores.
	And they make all the phones!
	Or they make, I should say, the operating systems for the phones.
	So, that's one choke point is good luck getting through the App Store and the Android Store, the Google Play Store, whatever.
	Good luck going through that if it's not approved by the billionaires that run Apple and Microsoft and Google.
	And then it's things like Visa and MasterCard.
	Good luck monetizing anything on the internet without the green light from Visa and MasterCard which are a cartel that control credit card processing in America.
	They are more powerful than the banks when it comes to that.
	So good luck getting banks and credit card processors on board.
	That's another choke point.
	And then good luck getting something like Google on board when it comes to search results, Ad revenue?
	There was a big leak recently about how Google manipulates websites into turning over their data, blocking ads for certain websites.
	You know, it's so monopolized, it's so controlled, there are so many checkpoints, so many choke points, I should say, where they can exercise their own arbitrary ruling that I wonder if there even is an alternative.
	You know, they used to say build your own platform.
	Well, people did that.
	Then they said build your own domain registrar, and people did that.
	Then they said build your own DDoS protection, and people did that.
	Then they said build your own credit card company, and you can't do that.
	And then they said build your own app store, and you can't do that.
	So what are we gonna do?
	Well, let's see.
	We gotta make our own phones, make our own smartphones, make our own operating system, make our own app store, make our own credit card, make our own bank, and then people can shitpost online.
	And all said and done, we can make our own internet, and make our own country, and make our own money, make our own planet, and then people can shitpost on the internet, then people can talk shit about each other online without it being considered bullying and harassment.
	People can say nigga without getting banned.
	People can be racist and have right-wing political views when all of that is done.
	That's where we are at as a society.
	It's really awesome.
	I'm glad we did that.
	Thank you ADL.
	Thank you Jews.
	Thank you SPLC.
	Thank you Atlantic Council.
	Thank you Jared Holt.
	Thank you pussy liberals.
	Thank you gay people and whiny baby blacks.
	Thank you for fucking ruining everything, because that's what you did.
	Oh, and thank you women.
	I should say, maybe more than all of them, thank you women for fucking everything up.
	Because honestly, that's who I place the blame at the feet of.
	Jews, crybaby blacks, control-free Jews, crybaby blacks, women, all women, gay people ostensibly, And some of these organizations.
	Liberals and ADL, SPLC, Democratic Party.
	But that's who's at fault.
	Thanks guys.
	Thanks guys.
	We had a good run.
	We had a lot of fun playing Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2.
	And we enjoyed some of these movies.
	And we had Drama Alert.
	And we had PewDiePie.
	And we had Alex Jones.
	And we had America First.
	We had all of it.
	And now they ruined all of it.
	So it's going to be some trick.
	It's going to be some trick putting all that back in the back because they all messed it up.
	Now it's got to be the white man.
	It's got to be a group of white savant geniuses like Zoomer Dev and Rob Monster and Andrew Torba and people like that.
	It's going to be people like that that have to be elected now.
	It's incumbent on them to go out and design the new universe, design the new alternative.
	But it would have been nice if we just didn't have to do that.
	You know, they took away the one thing that was beneficial about America.
	Because people used to say, yeah, well, America has its problems, but at least we got our freedom.
	That's what people used to say.
	Yeah, America's not perfect, but at least I could say I'm an American and I'm a free man.
	Yeah, we don't even have that anymore.
	So, we just have these violent minorities and chaos and the infrastructure's crumbling and the government's corrupt and doesn't work and it's slow and the media lies and everything is gratuitous.
	Sex and drugs and profanity and all of that And the food is all full of corn and seed oils and high fructose corn syrup and industrial products like that.
	The water's polluted with heavy metals.
	And now we don't even have freedom.
	We don't have freedom.
	The food sucks.
	The culture sucks.
	So what's the saving grace now, huh?
	We don't even get 4th of July fireworks.
	We don't have anything.
	There's no but anymore.
	It's like, no, this country just sucks.
	There's no but at least.
	There's no hey, but at least.
	That doesn't exist anymore.
	We look at China, we look at Russia.
	I envy them.
	Now it's like we look at those countries and think the same thing.
	Yeah, we can't criticize the government, but hey, at least we have bullet trains, and we have futuristic cities, and there's virtually no crime, and the government cares about us, right?
	And in Russia, hey, the weather sucks.
	There's not a real democracy here.
	There probably is.
	I mean, I'm sure Putin would be elected even if the elections were fair.
	And who knows?
	I mean, I'm sure they are fair.
	We're one to talk in America, right?
	But let's just say for the sake of example, okay, well, you know, maybe the elections in Russia aren't totally fair, but at least there's no, like, sodomy being forced down my throat every day of every week on TV and on bus stops and Billboards and social media advertisements.
	At least the social media is free, which it is over there.
	And like in Iran or Afghanistan, you could say, hey it's pretty hot here and I just got my hand cut off because I stole a stick of gum.
	But hey, at least there's no women's rights.
	At least there's no gay marriage happening.
	At least there's no black riots and revolts.
	Now with America, it's like, what do we have going for us?
	What do we have going?
	The money's worth nothing.
	There's supply shortages.
	They're talking about taxing you on capital gains.
	No, I'm sorry.
	They're talking about a capital gains tax on unrealized, unrealized gains.
	They're gonna tax you on your unrealized gains on investments.
	So what are we, they're just like milking us What is that?
	No, it's like wringing it out.
	It's like wringing it out.
	They're milking us dry.
	They're milking our udders.
	That looked like a penis.
	I didn't mean it to look like a penis.
	I meant like they're wringing it out.
	You know like you're wringing something out?
	They're milking us.
	They're milking us for all of our... They're milking us!
	Like udders?
	For every last cent we have, the money's worth nothing.
	Even when you can buy something, there's shortages and the quality's no good.
	We're all wage slaves.
	We have to wear masks everywhere.
	We're getting vaccinated to work.
	Now I'm just rambling.
	Now I'm just telling you how much things suck.
	All this is to say there's no upside anymore.
	What's the upside?
	We're not a free country.
	We're not a free country.
	We're not a rich country.
	We just suck!
	America is the worst.
	America first?
	Yeah.
	More like America is the worst.
	America first.
	Nah.
	America worst.
	That's the new show.
	Good evening everybody.
	You're watching America worst.
	And I have to do this.
	My name's Nick Fuentes, and everything's horrible all the time, but the show's gonna be good.
	This show is good, but this country sucks.
	America First rules!
	America as a country blows, and I'm running out of reasons to like it, except for hot dogs.
	Hot dogs, Italian beef, Pepsi, Minecraft sucks.
	Still some upsides, but it's not really worth it anymore.
	Because I can't even game with the friends.
	Microsoft, or is it Microsoft owns Minecraft?
	Minecraft sucks.
	Fortnite sucks.
	Okay, all right.
	All right, we're going to move on.
	We're going to move on.
	Now I'm just out there.
	Now I'm just all the way out there.
unidentified		But yeah, so Keemstar's retired.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And you know what?
		Feeling's mutual.
		I'm not going to retire anytime soon.
		I'm going to keep fighting for this country.
		But we better get some fucking content.
		Because I'm losing my mind.
		Sorry for the language, but really.
		We're the real human beings.
		I think he even said that.
		In the video he was like, we need real people.
		And it's so true.
		Where do the real human beings go?
		I'm a real human being.
		Yeah, I'm rough around the edges.
		Yeah, I'm weird.
		Yeah, I'm eccentric.
		I'm bizarre.
		I'm a genius.
		You know, I'm funny and I'm interesting and people watch me because of those things.
		If I were like you guys, and I like sports, and my sub box on YouTube was full of NBA highlights, And I was doing all the stuff that everybody else does.
		I would sound like everybody else and, you know, this show wouldn't be that good.
		But it's because I'm a twisted freak that this show is any good.
		It's because I am deeply offensive to lots of people for lots of different reasons that it's interesting.
		It's provocative.
		That's why a lot of people don't like me.
		That's why I get cancelled and censored from everything.
		It's because I'm too real.
		I literally keep it too real.
		Women don't like the way that I talk about how they're inferior.
		I keep it too real.
		People don't like that I talk about Jewish power.
		It's real.
		People don't like a lot of things about me.
		But it's because I'm keeping it real.
		I'm not self-censoring.
		I'm not smoothing the rough edges out for popular consumption.
		And I could do that.
		I could go on the Super Chats and say, hey, thanks for the Super Chat.
		Thank you so much for supporting my channel.
		I really appreciate it.
		Groyper says America First is inevitable and Christ is King.
		Thank you.
		That is so true.
		Thank you so much.
		I love you.
		Now, that wouldn't be me.
		Who would want to watch that?
		That would be...
		That would suck.
		I wouldn't watch that.
		I would turn that off.
		I'd be like, who is this guy?
		Who's this guy?
		How many people has this guy killed?
		You know?
		Who could actually act like that all the time?
		Who could fake that their whole life?
		All the time and never let the mask slip?
		Probably someone who's killed a lot of people and has some other really, really weird thing going on.
		I'd be like, what?
		That's just not normal.
		That person's deranged.
		Not me.
		I'm a real human being.
	I get frustrated.
	You could see that.
	I get hungry.
	When I'm doing the show.
	I get sleepy when I do the show.
	I get irritable, agitated.
	Sometimes I'm in a good mood.
	I'm kind of manic-depressive.
	Maybe there's something wrong with me.
	But it's like, there's probably something wrong with you too, and that's why you can relate to me.
	If you're watching the show, there's something wrong with you too.
	And we're relating on that level, and that's why it resonates.
	You know, if I were faking it, you couldn't relate to that.
	Maybe you could, because you're all, you know, you're probably faking it.
	On some level I'm more based than all of you, but still, I mean, you get what I'm saying.
	So...
	It's true.
	We need the real human beings gotta come back.
	The real human beings have been taking shit for too long.
	Time for us to be respected.
	People like me need to be respected, okay?
	More than I already am.
	The people that don't respect me need to start respecting me.
	They need to start doing things for me.
	Because I'm one of these once-in-a-lifetime geniuses.
	I should be treated well.
	People should not be shit-talking me and calling me names.
	I'm calling me anti-semitic or gay.
	You should be respecting me.
	You should be complimenting me.
	You should be saying thank you for contributing to the world.
	Thank you for contributing to humanity instead of disrespecting me.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's what I have to say about that.
		Because you know what?
		Now all the real human beings are packing it up and they're taking their ball and they're going home.
		They're saying, you know what?
		I don't need this.
		They're saying, I don't need this.
		I could go be a genius over there.
		I could save all the jokes for myself and I could go be a genius and Nike call names on the internet and not have people bullying me on the internet.
		That's what the geniuses are doing.
		They're saying, you know what?
		It's not worth it.
		I've had enough.
		So it's time for people to start saying thank you, Nick.
		And not just you guys, but everybody.
		It's time for everybody to show a little bit more gratitude instead of just stealing all my content and pretending not to know who I am in public.
unidentified		Okay?
unidentified		Because I'm getting real sick of that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm one of a kind.
		I'm real.
		I'm me.
		You can't be me.
		You can copy me.
		You can imitate me.
		But you're not me.
		You're not smart enough.
		That's just true.
		You're just not smart enough.
		You weren't born special.
		Anyway, but that is true.
		I mean, I say that in a joking way, but that is my unironic sentiment.
		So it's time for a little appreciation.
		Time for all these fake pieces of shit on the internet and especially in the conservative establishment to start paying a little bit more respect, a little bit more gratitude towards the real creators.
		Just saying.
		I mean, I'm just saying.
		Because I was right for a long time and now everybody wants to hop on the train and say, I'm the next big thing.
		What the fuck?
		I said it four years ago.
		I've been saying it for four years.
		Now, I'm not talking about anybody in particular, but you know, there's been a lot of this going on.
		There's been a lot of that going on.
		So, anyway.
		But it's so true, right?
		I've been saying this for four years.
		Now everybody's so clever and everybody knows what's up.
		Oh, really?
		Alright, anyway.
unidentified		So, we gotta move on.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Somebody says, you can't do this to me.
unidentified		What?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You can't do this to me!
unidentified		What's the Spider-Man quote?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		After everything I sacrificed!
		That's so true.
		That hits.
		I mean, that's really true.
		What?
		You can't do this to me!
		Yeah, that's real.
		Very real.
		Let me play that.
		That's so true.
		Let me play that.
		I'm going to become him.
		I started this company!
unidentified		That's so mean.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's so mean.
unidentified		That's mean.
unidentified		So true.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I would play it, but that would just take too long.
		So, I would put it on the screen, but that would just take too long.
		So, I always play the audio.
		That's me.
		That's me every day.
		But, you know, just like him, I'm gonna come back as the Green Goblin and kill everyone, kill everyone responsible.
		No, I'm kidding.
		Just like, what is his name?
		William Defoe.
		Just like him, I am gonna Okay, okay!
		We have to move on.
		of advanced body armor and kill everyone that wronged me.
		No, just kidding, just kidding.
		Just kidding, of course, I'm not gonna kill anybody.
		I'll just rise to my pinnacle, that's all.
		I'll just keep rising up like Cozy TV.
		So, all right, okay, okay, we have to move on.
		We're gonna talk about our next story here.
		We gotta move on 'cause now I'm just ranting, but that's really my feeling lately.
unidentified		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Let me take a sip of water.
		My mouth is a little... I brush my teeth right before I went live.
		I always do that, and my mouth always gets dry.
unidentified		I don't know what it is.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I brush my teeth, and then my mouth gets all dry for the whole night.
		Or right after, I should say.
		Right after I brush my teeth.
		So I got to do that earlier.
		Okay.
unidentified		All right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Our featured story is about COVID vaccines now greenlit for children.
		Children age 5 to 11.
		This is very serious.
		This is horrible.
		And I'll read you the story.
		We'll just cut right to the chase because we're running out of time.
		We're running out of time.
		It says, quote, let me burp real quick.
		As I just drank that sparkling water.
		This is the latest from BBC.
unidentified		We've got another one.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It says advisory boards to the Food and Drug Administration and the CDC on Tuesday decided that the benefits of jabbing children Between 5 and 11 years old with the Pfizer vaccine outweigh any other health risks.
		The decision now awaits further approval from the full FDA and CDC.
		Both agencies are expected to follow the vaccine panel's recommendation.
		Data from the company's clinical trials found that a pediatric dose of the vaccine, which is one-third of that given to adults and adolescents, was safe and 90% effective.
		And what exactly we don't know.
		know.
		That's not stopping transmission or infection or even really hospitalization.
		It's really more like mitigating symptoms if someone gets infected, which they do.
		If health officials approve the jab, 15 million doses will go out to pediatric offices, children's hospitals, and pharmacies around the country.
		Following the FDA Independent Advisory Committee's green light on Tuesday, the CDC is expected to follow suit on November 2nd, meaning the jabs for five-year-olds could begin as soon as a day later.
		So it could be as soon as November 3rd, which is like a week from now.
		A little bit longer, but yeah, a little bit more than a week from today, they'll be giving out pediatric doses of Pfizer COVID vaccine to five to 11-year-olds.
		On Already ordered 15 million doses on the way.
		Among those between 5 and 11 years old there have been about 1.8 million COVID cases confirmed in the U.S.
		Fewer than 200 have died and most of those had underlying medical conditions.
		So you do the math on that.
		Fewer than 200 out of 28 million children age 5 to 11.
		So what is that?
		100 out of 14 million.
		That's 1 in 140,000 or something like that.
		What is that?
		100 out of 14 million.
		That's one in 140,000 or something like that.
		Those are the odds.
		So now they're going to give 28 million kids doses of a COVID vaccine, which is dangerous, which we now know is dangerous, particularly for young people.
		And like I said earlier in the show, this is an exceptionally messed up situation because you could say this about anybody getting the vaccine.
		You could say this about adolescents, which it's already been greenlit for them.
		Adolescents who we now know, according to a recent study, are at a higher risk of being hospitalized from the vaccine itself than from the virus that the vaccine is supposed to treat.
		And we know that adults are suffering from side effects from the vaccine too, at a lower rate than adolescents, but it's still happening.
		Myocarditis, precarditis, blood clotting.
		Inflammation.
		We see that the spike proteins are crossing the blood-brain barrier in some cases and causing paralysis.
		So it's already a conversation for everybody else and it's a conversation for every other policy.
		The lockdowns, the masks, the plexiglass, the booster shots.
		It always comes back to this question which people should be able to make for themselves and we should at least get some transparency from public health agencies What are the benefits?
		What are the consequences?
		What are the benefits?
		What are the negative side effects?
		And of course, that's how these policies have to be weighed.
		That's really, realistically, how everything has to be weighed.
		Because, you know, as we know, there are intended and unintended consequences for everything that happens.
		And all we can do as human beings is make decisions.
		Decisions that are better or worse.
		Not optimal, not ideal, but better and worse.
		And so when you're faced with a decision like, should we shut down the entire economy indefinitely, You know, again, you have to ask, well, what are the benefits?
		What are the consequences?
		What are the negative consequences?
		The benefits are spurious.
		Obviously, we saw in data that came out earlier this year that there was no difference in transmission and no difference in death rate with states that locked down versus states that didn't.
		So, the benefits were dubious.
		The negative consequences were severe and wide-ranging.
		We're dealing with them now.
		Inflation, supply chain issues, unemployment chronically.
		Double the money supply in order to stave off a total economic collapse.
		And, you know, we're going to be dealing with that now for probably a generation.
		And the same goes then for booster shots.
		And the same goes, like I said, for everything else.
		But with this one, it's particularly bad because you look at what this is supposed to do.
		We're vaccinating kids because, nominally, This is supposed to stop the transmission of the virus.
		But let's pause for a second.
		The kids are not the ones at risk of getting the virus, getting hospitalized from it, dying from it, or spreading it.
		They're not at risk.
		Never have been.
		That's maybe the one thing that we knew from the beginning of this entire pandemic is the kids are not getting it, spreading it, or dying from it.
	There was a lot of back and forth about surface transmission, and efficacy of masks, and vaccines, and aerosolization, and lots of it.
	But the one thing that's been pretty indisputable from the beginning, which I don't think they ever went back and forth on, was whether or not kids were at risk.
	They never have been.
	They've never been dying at high rates, or suffering severe symptoms, or being hospitalized, or even getting it.
	But yet, the FDA and CDC feel that it's urgent that 5 to 11 year olds, every single one of them, get vaccinated, regardless of the downsides.
	And they say, well, there's no notable health consequences of this, no adverse effects.
	And you have to think, even if the adverse effects are very, very rare, Still, that's greater.
	That's a greater risk than the benefit that's created from being vaccinated.
	If they're not getting sick and they're not dying from the virus, then why would we give even one kid a vaccine if the vaccine could give them irreversible damage to their cardiovascular system, which is what that is.
	Myocarditis, precarditis, The damage, the scar tissue that's created in the blood vessels, it's irreversible.
	That stuff doesn't heal.
	That sticks with you forever.
	And all those people having heart palpitations, all those people having the blood clotting, that doesn't go away.
	That's with you forever.
	And 5 to 11 year olds, probably like adolescents, are particularly susceptible to that.
	And they're going to be damaged at a young age and deal with that for the rest of their lives.
	We know that at least some of them will and we're going to do that to those people.
	We're going to do that to those children to spare, you know, whatever it is, however many dozen more kids are going to get sick and potentially die from COVID.
	It doesn't make any sense.
	And you understand that at this point, this is beyond science.
	This is beyond reason.
	They're doing this for some other reason.
	God knows what.
	Is it depopulation?
	Is it profit?
	Are they doing this because 28 million vaccines are purchased from the federal government?
	And so Pfizer makes a lot of money off of it?
	Is it that?
	Is it about something else?
	Is this about the credibility of the government and their public health agencies?
	Is it face-saving?
	God only knows why they're doing this but this goes beyond science now.
	This mantra of everybody has to be fully vaccinated and the definition of fully vaccinated is going to evolve over time which is what they say now.
	Everybody's got to get two doses and then their booster shots and you can't question it and you have to do it to have a job and if you're not you're killing people.
	This is not science anymore, as you all know.
	This is not empiricism.
	This is not rational.
	This is not scientific.
	This is now dogmatic.
	And some people have compared it to religion.
	I think that's trite, but it's true.
	This has turned into some kind of political crusade, some kind of purity test or something.
	It's a demonstration of loyalty or Obesence or something like that.
	But it's certainly not about, certainly not about public health.
	And again, I know this has been said before too, but it's pretty amazing.
	You know, you got these 5 to 11 year olds doing a lot of things.
	You know, they're all out there drinking Gatorade every day.
	They're all out there drinking Gatorade and Pepsi and eating shit.
	And their water has heavy metals in it.
	And they're all addicted to tablets and smartphones.
	I'm sure even at that young age, getting exposed to pornography and sexual content, and they're getting addicted to the scroll on TikTok and Twitter and social media.
	And their social lives will never be the same after a year of social distancing and the ongoing mask mandates and everything else.
	So the kid's got a lot of problems.
	Half of them are growing up in broken homes.
	White kids are being taught to hate themselves.
	A lot of problems for the young people for their mental health, their physical well-being.
	But the urgency, you know, the thing that is really being treated with urgency is that they all get mRNA gene therapy injected into them twice and then every six months.
	And pretty soon it's going to be mandatory.
	You can bet, just like everything else, you know, they start out saying you can and then in the future they're going to say you have to.
	So they're green lighting this in the committees.
	They're going to get full FDA and CDC approval for the pediatric dose of the vaccine for children by November 2nd.
	And then in short order, they're going to start saying if you want to enroll your kids in primary school, by law, you're going to have to get them COVID vaccinated.
	Just like all the other vaccines.
	Just like polio, just like chicken pox, you know, whatever else.
	You're going to have to get all your other vaccines too.
	Do they give you polio?
	I don't even know.
	But you know when you're born and then when you go to school you get you get the the battery of vaccines.
	They're gonna throw that in there and make it mandatory.
	And that's what they seem to be cared about.
	They don't care about, and I know, again, I'm not the first person to say this, but yeah, nobody cares about their diet, nobody cares about what they're exposed to in media, nobody cares about whether the technology is good for their well-being, or the education, or even the water and the air, but they better get injected with mRNA, better get injected with genetic material.
	What the hell?
	That's science?
	That's a health-conscious society?
	What a joke.
	How do people believe this stuff?
	I mean, that is really ridiculous.
	How does anybody believe this?
	I get it.
	You guys get it.
	But how could any normal person be like, yep, public health, wear your mask, get vaccinated.
	It doesn't make any sense.
	It never did.
	And we've talked about it all throughout the year.
	You know, I went to this pizza place a couple of weeks ago, downtown, and I walk.
	It's a small restaurant.
	I walk in.
	Well-known place.
	I walk into the host stand not wearing a mask.
	The guy says, oh, your table will be right here.
	Oh, but you gotta wear your mask.
	You gotta wear your mask in here.
	I go, okay, put my mask on.
	I kid you not.
	Walk three paces.
	One, two, three.
	Sit down, mask off.
	Really?
	And plexiglass barriers between all the booths.
	So let's see.
	Have to wear the mask.
	City ordinance and we believe it.
	We care.
	So the virus doesn't get you when you walk in the door from the door of the host stand.
	It doesn't get you when you sit down.
	But it can get you when you walk from the host to the booth three paces apart.
unidentified		Right?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And same with the plexiglass.
		The virus is not going through.
		It can't go over.
		It can't go around.
		It's just stopped.
		It's like... It just goes over and around the plexiglass barrier in the shape that it's in.
		And same with the mask.
		It doesn't go around the mask.
		It doesn't go through the mask.
		People say you gotta put your mask up between bites when you're eating on the plane or elsewhere.
		Gotta eat, chew.
		It would be one thing if people said, well, I know it's stupid, but we have to do it.
		But they don't.
		They're like, sir, you got to wear your mask.
		What the hell is wrong with everybody?
		And then now with this vaccine, everyone's still getting sick in every country, in every state, in every city.
		But they insist this is how what do they think is going to happen?
		Let's have a little science here.
		Do they think That they're going to eradicate COVID?
		Because they're not.
		That's not realistic.
		They don't believe that.
		I'm sure that the layperson, I'm sure your average, you know, vax retard, thinks that everyone has to get vaccinated so that once everyone's vaccinated then no one can get it.
		Yeah, that's not possible.
		That's not even what the health experts are going for.
		What the health experts are going for is something like this.
		Mitigate the symptoms, stop the hospitalizations and the death rates with this therapeutic injection so that the hospitals don't come crashing down, so that everybody doesn't die at once.
		And this has always been the case.
		The lockdowns were never about eradicating COVID.
		They were not about, you know, escaping COVID, hiding from it, and then we return when it's over.
		It's not about It's always been about delaying it.
		It's always been about, for whatever reason, stretching it out.
		Because that is not their objective.
		They're not telling people, we're trying to get 100% vaccination so we can eradicate COVID like polio.
		They're not saying that because that's impossible.
		That's like eradicating the flu.
		That'd be like if people said, you know, everyone has to get their flu shot this year and then we'll never get flu again.
		No, that's not possible because the flu mutates.
		It's global.
		There's always novel mutations of it.
		So we're never getting rid of flu the best that we could do.
		is uh you know develop our immune system so that when a novel strain comes out we won't have a severe case of it be healthy have a strong immune system and yes protect the weak uh you know the vulnerable should be washing their hands and maybe taking extra precautions but that's all you could do so everybody has it in their head that we're trying to go for 100 vaccination or they're not even going for that and they're not pretending they are But they are lying to people about that.
		They keep telling people vaccination is the way out of this pandemic.
		Yeah, how though?
		It's the vaccinated which are really causing the mutations.
		You know, COVID, when it mutates, is responding to the people that have immunity, as imperfect as the, you know, vaccinated immunity is.
		It only replicates a spike protein, which is one part of the virus, an earlier strain, allegedly, The extent that COVID is real, it's mutating in response to the vaccinated, and it will continue to do so.
		So, you know, insofar as people are traveling here from around the world, Insofar as there are other unvaccinated people in the world with COVID at high numbers, we're never getting rid of it.
		So what the hell are we really doing here?
		Get a vaccine to mitigate symptoms and you may get sick anyway in the future with bad symptoms anyway when it mutates or something?
		Like, none of it adds up.
		There's some ulterior motive.
		They're not being honest.
		And even the people that are in favor of the vaccine, they don't even understand what's going on.
		They're just blindly accepting this nonsense.
		That masks and plexiglass are gonna make a difference.
		That vaccines gonna protect you.
		When we know none of that is true.
		I just don't get it how people are not aware yet.
		It's been two years almost.
		And people don't trust their own eyes.
		Don't trust their own reason.
		They just, you know, believe whatever they see on TV.
		But what else is new?
	So that's that.
	We're out of time.
	So we gotta read our Super Chats.
	We'll see what you guys are saying about all this, but... Yeah, I mean, I just can't believe it sometimes, how gullible people are.
unidentified		They don't even think twice about it.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So let's see.
		Now it's your turn, and we'll see.
		Yesterday was rough.
		Day before was rough.
		Or I should say Friday.
		Friday was rough.
		Today's Tuesday.
		So let's see.
unidentified		Let me get in here and we'll see what you guys have to say.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Can't wait.
		Let me scroll through here.
		Sigma says, I don't know why, but every third boomer who I talk to goes out of their way to say, listen kid, they don't want you to know this, but all mowers are made by one company, MTD.
		I've never heard that.
		I've never heard that from a boomer.
		I've never heard that from anybody.
		MTD.
		I don't even know what that means.
		Lawnmowers?
		Italian Beef says, Hi Nick.
		I was just wondering if you have read any Dostoevsky.
		I've been reading a lot of his books and especially like Demons.
		Love what you do.
		God bless.
		Yeah, I read Notes from the Underground, but that's it.
		And, uh, did I read... I thought I read something else by him, but it's been a long time.
		I read Notes from the Underground, and I think I read something else, but I don't remember.
		But I don't really read that much fiction.
		Excuse me, so...
		Yeah, I don't read a lot of fiction.
		Mostly non-fiction.
		And that's been the case my whole life.
		I haven't really read any fiction my whole life.
		I read a lot in high school and college.
		Not as much since, regrettably.
		But it was all non-fiction.
		Always has been.
		Coomer Killer says, Hey Nick, I recall that you see Catholicism as the only reactionary religion.
		Could you please elaborate why?
		I am currently doing my confirmation and the ChristCug memes are getting irritating.
		Anyway, love you Nick and God bless.
		Well, don't listen to that.
		The only thing that matters is God, really.
		You know, when you die and you go into the afterlife, that's who you have to stand before is Almighty God.
		You have to stand before an all-knowing, all-powerful God And so, when you put it in perspective, then the memes and the jokes doesn't really matter so much.
		Easy to forget that sometimes, but... You know, you're gonna die, your soul will be ripped from your body, and then you'll stand before God, and he'll either say you're going to hell forever, or you're gonna be in heaven.
		That's a pretty big deal.
		So, that puts it in perspective, but the reason why it's the only reactionary religion is because Well, I don't think I said religion, I said the only reactionary force.
		And that's because, and this is something that the counter-Enlightenment philosophers wrote about in the 19th century, specifically Demestra, which I don't even know how to pronounce that, Demestre, Demestra, people pronounce it different ways.
		I'm not French, so I do not pronounce it.
		But he wrote about this, I think Carl Schmitt wrote about this, And is there anybody else who I'm thinking of?
		But those were my two primary influences.
		Demestre wrote about this very thing and so did Schmitt.
		Demestre specifically wrote about how, and this is a critique of republicanism and constitutionalism, he said that if you leave governance up to some kind of democratic processor, you know, you have this republican government with a constitution There's always going to be a skepticism.
		There's always going to be a force out there saying, why?
		On what basis?
		Why this?
		Why that?
		Why the first?
		As an example, why the First Amendment?
		Why the Second Amendment?
		What about in this circumstance?
		What about in that circumstance?
		And so, any authority, that's really what it comes down to is a question of authority.
		Any man-made authority, whether it be a man or a man-made document, Or a man-made civic system or something like that?
		Any system will be subject to skepticism.
		And it's attrition.
		Over time, skepticism will erode everything.
		Any constitution, any government, no matter how old, skepticism will always eat away.
		No matter how rational, no matter how reasonable the Constitution, the authority, skepticism will eat away at it.
		Man-made authority.
		And the basis of reaction, you know, what is the reaction to?
		When we say reactionary, what does that mean?
		It's a reaction to the revolution.
	The French Revolution.
	A reaction to really the Protestant Reformation and the ensuing Enlightenment and then the consequences of the Enlightenment, which is this sort of rights talk, you know, republicanism, constitutionalism, democracy, individualism, and on and on, capitalism, commercialism, all that.
	It's a reaction against that.
	Specifically, the disorder that has been wrought by this, the subversion of hierarchies, the overturning of centuries-old monarchies, churches, traditions, that's the foundation of conservatism.
	That's the foundation of a conservative right-wing disposition.
	Where does the right wing come from?
	A lot of people don't even know.
	During the French Revolution, in their legislature, they separated the legislature into two camps.
	On the left were the Republicans, were the revolutionaries.
	People were against the monarchy.
	And on the right were the monarchists.
	Right wing were the people preserving the Catholic monarchy in France, Louis XVI.
	And that's how Europe was.
	I mean, Europe was full of these Catholic monarchies, and this was a battle that was fought from 1789 all the way through to the First World War.
	You know, you had these three kingdoms, or I guess it was even a little bit before that, but you had this alliance of the kingdoms, Russia, Austria-Hungary, Prussia, against the Western European republics and democracies.
	I mean this is something that went on recently in European history, this battle between sort of old guard, the old regime, the church versus this new wave, the enlightenment.
	Anyway, that's an oversimplification, but that's just for clarity.
	That's what we mean when we're talking about conservative, reactionary, right wing.
	We're talking about stability.
	We're talking about order.
	We're talking about hierarchy.
	That order is better than chaos.
	That humanity is hierarchical because it's unequal.
	Inequalities will create hierarchies.
	What's contrary to that is egalitarianism, which rejects that and subverts that and tries to level everybody out, and it doesn't really work, and so on.
	And the foundation of those things really is authority, that at some point at the top, one guy, really one guy, like a pyramid, has to call the shots, to have order, to have hierarchy, to have stability, which are all necessary things, even though there may be cruelty, even though there may be, you know, tragedies, like You know, torture and genocide and war and things like that that used to happen.
	Order is better than disorder.
	And authority can really only come from something transcendent.
	And the only thing that's transcendent is God.
	The only thing that's transcendent then, therefore, in this world is the Catholic Church.
	You know, they used to have divine right of kings like they had in China and Egypt and things like that.
	But Catholicism being the only The only religion that has stood the test of time, Protestantism has gone wacky and all these other religions don't even really make any sense in the 21st century.
	Catholicism is the only true religion, the only true faith based on the real God.
	And the Catholic Church is the only temporal institution with authority given directly from God.
	You know, the Pope and the Catholic Church are protected from error by Jesus Christ, so it has a supernatural, it has authority conferred on it by the supernatural, by God.
	Therefore, that's the only authority that can't be eroded through attrition, criticized, can't be skeptical of it.
	It's protected from error, from a theological point of view.
	So, that's why I say Catholicism is the only reactionary force.
	Everything else gives way to liberalism and Marxism.
	No exceptions.
	Fascism, and don't get me wrong, I mean I'm a little bit sympathetic, but a secular fascism isn't going to work for the same reason that anything else won't.
	Eventually gives way to liberalism, Marxism, because the authority is not is not absolute.
	The authority can be questioned, it can be criticized, can be skepticized, and under... we're skepticized, right?
	Undermined and so on.
	So that's why the only, you know, the only real reactionary force is Catholicism.
	I I think it's that and everything else.
	I think Heidegger had a quote about this I think Heidegger it might have been him.
	It might have been somebody else, but maybe you can help me out I've been looking for it for a long time, but there's this old quote And I don't remember if it was Heidegger or if it was Schmidt Who is a German philosopher they said something like there's only three religions in the world there's Marxism liberalism and Catholicism I basically believe that So it's really the Catholic Church and everything else.
	So that's what I mean by that.
	It is the only reactionary force.
	Anything else is not going to work.
	This Constitution stuff, you see how that goes.
	Republicanism, democracy, whatever, it doesn't work.
unidentified		So.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And it's not to say that You know, if everyone was Catholic and you had a Catholic country, that a society would never degenerate.
		You still have to guard against that.
		And societies do go through cycles and they degenerate and then they get renewed and so on.
		But certainly, at least in our day and age, there's only one force which is going to answer meaningfully the challenges that have been launched by Marxism and liberalism.
		How else do you answer that?
		You know, I mean, how can you really argue against what the left is saying if you're not Catholic?
		And you'll notice this, there's been a lot of right-wing people that have been converted by... converted by Destiny and Vosch, and they're all secular.
		All the people that have gone from, you know, our side, dissident right, to the left, None of them were Catholic.
		None of them were religious on a fundamental level.
		They were never strongly religious.
		And that's because, you know, at some point it's like...
		You know, what is the secular, amoral, utilitarian argument in favor of, like, against feminism, or against a lot of these things?
		You can come up with some kind of, like, ad hoc rationalization based on, like, evolution, based on evolutionary psychology or something, but it always seems to come up short.
		So...
		That's what I meant by that.
		Yeah, that's true.
		White Sox fan says, Cubs fans are a bunch of yuppie faggots from the north side.
		Yeah, that's true.
		Because Wrigleyville's all yuppie faggots and young people.
		Raging in the south side is real niggas, is real south side Irish and, you know, some of the remaining American ethnics.
		So I agree with that to an extent.
		Raging Bigot says, if you ever think that America can't get any gayer, Be thankful we don't live in New Zealand where we have a girl prime minister.
		That is a lot gayer.
		out of wedlock child while in office and last week she and her homosexual deputy prime minister told us that without a vax pass we could only access supermarkets and pharmacies geez yeah i guess that is a lot gayer i guess you're right but still but still america's pretty gay I don't think it's a competition.
		But yeah, New Zealand's definitely gayer.
		I can't imagine having a female head of state.
		That's so embarrassing.
		And especially her because she's not even like Hillary Clinton.
		Because I'm gonna be honest, Hillary Clinton would be better than most because at least she's killed people.
		You know, she has no soul.
		So if she were the president, at least it'd be like It would make a little bit more sense than Theresa May, who is a total retard.
		And, um... What's her name over there?
		I don't even know.
		Jacinda, right?
		Something like that.
		So Hillary Clinton, she's... I hate to say it, but she is kind of a badass.
		I mean, that was part of the criticism of her years ago, was she laughed when she got some rapist off the hook.
		She laughed about killing Gaddafi we came we saw he died and then she laughs and they're killing people all the time It's like Yeah, that's pretty that's pretty cold.
		So Yeah, I can't imagine madam president or something how emasculating for a nation Pooh bird says what is your favorite line or quote from the prequels?
		Ah, don't don't even get me started my favorite quotes is Where to even begin?
		Oh man, I don't know.
		That's a tough one.
		I mean, honestly, the best dialogue is the fight on Mustafar.
		That's the best dialogue in the whole franchise, in my opinion, when Obi-Wan confronts Anakin on that, whatever, what do you even call that?
		On that landing strip, when Obi-Wan gets out and he goes, LIAR!
		You brought him here to kill me?
		That whole sequence, that's gotta be the best dialogue in the whole movie.
		So, I don't know if I can point to one particular line or quote, but basically everything from that until the end of the movie is just perfect.
		Even all the way through to Darth Vader getting off the table, she was alive!
		I felt it!
		That whole sequence is just awesome.
		So it'd have to be that.
		Yeah, it's just, it's so dramatic.
		It's so, the tension.
		It's like, when I was a kid, I was like, this is deep.
		This is serious stuff.
		Obi-Wan and Anakin fighting!
		They're brothers!
		You are my brother, Anakin.
unidentified		You know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So that was pretty good.
		What else?
		Um... I'd have to think about it.
		There's so, it's so good.
		There's so much good stuff.
		It's a masterpiece.
		It's really hard to pick one thing compared to Gay Lord of the Rings.
		YOU SHALL NOT PASS!
		Millennials are cooming when the wizard says YOU SHALL NOT PASS!
		You know what I thought?
		I thought that was stupid.
		I thought that was really stupid when he said that.
		And um... I don't think there was one memorable line in the whole movie.
		The Shire!
		The Shire!
		Shut up about the Shire, you little fucking gnome village.
		We're talking about Star Wars here.
		We're talking about serious stuff.
		We're talking about coming of age.
		We're talking about good and evil, brotherhood, friendship, loyalty to an order, to a code, to a monk.
		So, yeah.
		Way cooler.
		You know, way cooler.
		Star Wars 3, just, you can't beat it.
		Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, none of it, none of it will overcome prequels.
		Especially not Revenge of the Sith.
		You can't come close.
		The drama, the stakes, the galaxy hangs in the balance.
		Middle Earth!
		Middle Earth, nigga.
		We're talking about the galaxy, the fate of the galaxy.
		So good.
		So good.
		And in a cool two and a half hours.
		Ain't no, ain't no three hours and fifty minute director's cut stuff.
		You know, Obi-Wan jumping down, hello there!
		General Kenobi!
		General Kenobi!
		I mean it's it's endlessly quotable.
		Lord of the Rings, I don't think there's one quote that stood the test of time.
		20 years later, what are people quoting?
		Lord of the Rings or Star Wars?
		When you go on TikTok, what do you see?
		Because I don't think I've ever seen anything from Lord of the Rings.
		But I do see... Hello there!
		General Kenobi!
		I do see Anakin and Obi-Wan.
		I do see... I see all of it.
		I think the prequel stood the test of time a little bit better.
		A lot better.
		So yeah, that's probably my favorite... That's my favorite sequence.
		So cool.
		When he chokes her.
		I saw your ship.
unidentified		It's so true. - Yeah.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Anyway, alright, alright.
		Okay, you can't ask about that.
		You know what you're doing when you do that.
		You know what you're doing.
		Stop asking about the prequels.
		Because then I just get sucked in.
		Then my autism kicks in.
		That's why I think I have autism.
		Because I have these, like, I just get fixated on one thing and that's all I want to talk about.
		And I'm just like, you know, like holding it in when I want to talk about Kanye or Star Wars.
		So don't even get me started.
		You know what you're doing.
		Boozy says, appreciate your shout out last night.
		You a real one.
		Thanks nigga.
		Hey, thank you my nigga.
		I had a dream that I got in a fight with these black kids at a park because I was singing nigga.
		Anyway, it just reminded me of that.
		I had that dream last night.
		Baguette Groper says, I have a feeling Nick never acknowledges incel posters because the claiming the label now that he made it cool because the claiming the label now that he made it cool is precisely the kind of status-seeking behavior that shows that your psychology is not that of an incel never acknowledges incel posters.
		I don't know what that means.
		What does that even mean?
		And... No, I'm not... I don't call myself an incel because I'm seeking status.
		If anything, it's the opposite.
		Incel is not high status.
		It's the opposite.
		You kidding me?
		You know, and people can say, oh incels are cool.
		Nobody thinks that.
		Nobody... if they did, they wouldn't be all over e-girls.
		They wouldn't be all over...
		Girls in general and talking about, you know, get laid and this and that.
		I don't say incel because it's cool.
		I say it because it's true.
		I am an incel.
		Real incel.
		It's just the way that it is.
		You're not.
		And honestly, I don't think that you want to be.
		Nobody wants to be.
		But that's what I am.
		So I think you got it all wrong.
		I think that you said that betrays that that's how you think.
		You see it that way because you look at things through the lens of status.
		I don't.
		I'm saying it because it's a reality.
		You know, that's like when black people talk about racism.
		They're not talking about racism for status.
		They're victims, you know, in their mind, they're victims of racism.
		They don't think it's cool.
		They wish they weren't, but they are in their mind.
		Now, in my case, it's real.
		I am a real incel.
		I'm not saying that to be cool.
		I'm not saying that to get anything.
		It's just what it is.
		And I hate that people say that I'm not because I am.
		But, um, Yeah, so you're projecting that.
		That's you.
		That's you, and you're putting that on me.
		But that's yours.
		That's yours.
		You can keep it.
		But that's not mine.
	I wish I wasn't an incel, but I am.
	So that's the way that it is.
	Incels and chads.
	It's as old as Hatfields and McCoys.
	Blacks and whites.
	It's an ancient thing, you know?
	It's just always the way that it is.
	So, Baguette Groyper says, Nick, be like your super chatters have room temperature IQ.
	Also, Nick, the temperature in the room is reaching a boiling point.
	By the way, what's the benchmark to be a high IQ Groyper?
	It's 150 at least.
	And I don't know how hot you think hot is, but it's uncomfortably hot.
	We're probably talking about 77 degrees.
	So, how smart are you?
	Room temperature IQ, but you say it's hot.
	Well, why don't you use your head for two seconds and think, well, if it's uncomfortably warm for somebody wearing a suit and jeans, how hot do you think that is?
	And how high do you think an average IQ is?
	Do you think it's 110 degrees in here?
	When I say it's mildly uncomfortable, do you think it's 110 degrees?
	Because that would still, honestly, be just slightly above average.
	So, I mean, what do you even think in here, man?
	Are you stupid?
	He thought he was clever.
	He really thought he did something.
	You really thought you did something, didn't you?
unidentified		You say that it's room temp, but you're uncomfortably warm.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, 78 degrees, 80 degrees.
		What are you saying?
		You have an ADIQ?
		He really thought he did something with that one.
		So... Nice try, but you're dumb.
		Anime Ritus says, Hey Nick, hope you've been well.
		Sorry, I haven't been able to catch the show lately.
		The professional workplace is a soul-crushing place.
		I still support everything you're doing and keep you in my prayers.
		May God bless you and the movement.
		Well, thank you very much, King.
		I appreciate it.
		Anime Writist!
		Handsome guy.
		He looks like an anime character.
		He looks like an anime version of Jaiden, honestly.
		If somebody drew Jaiden in anime, he would look like Anime Writist.
		Because he's got the outfit.
		I think the last time I saw Anime Writist, he had, like, white gloves on and he had, like, a playing card in between his fingers like this and, like, an all-white suit and a cane with a jewel on it.
		And he was posed like this, and he was like, ha ha ha ha!
unidentified		Hello!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I thought I'd never see you again!
		I don't know, is that a lot of anime tropes?
		That's what I think of.
		He was in some kind of pinstripe white suit with a cane, and his hair was all like whoosh!
		And he had the glasses on.
		So yeah, very anime-looking individual.
		But thanks a lot, buddy.
		Thanks a lot.
		Hopefully I'll see you at AFPAC 3.
		One of the coolest, coolest, honestly one of the coolest niggas in the Groyper movement.
		But, yeah, thanks buddy.
		Sorry to hear about work.
		Work sucks.
		Can't relate.
		Hey, can't relate.
		I'm here now.
		Lithuanian Groyper says, who's gonna play you in the inevitable biopic?
		Probably Leonardo DiCaprio I think would be a good selection.
		It's kind of tough, though, because there's no good actors anymore.
		He's getting up there.
		Is he gonna be able to play me by the time he's old?
		He'll have to be a younger actor.
unidentified		So... I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'll be an old man by the time they make that movie.
		So who is gonna... maybe my son?
		Maybe if I have a son, he could play me?
		Or... Leonardo DiCaprio?
		I think that's a fine choice, really.
		I think we look similar.
		And similar energy, you know.
		I think I'm sort of giving off a Leonardo DiCaprio vibe.
		I'm a big fan, too.
		I mean, that's part of it.
unidentified		So... But I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, we'll have to see what the field looks like in 50 years.
		40, 50 years.
		Somebody says Adam Driver?
		Hell no.
		Adam Driver sucks, dude.
		He doesn't even look like me.
		Okay, let's see.
unidentified		What else?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		OPSEC Enjoyers.
		Big shout out to Bryson for making it to number one on Apple Music.
		The scum at Google tried to pretend it never happened.
		By listing Adele at number two first in their search results.
		Yeah, I saw that.
		Yeah, big shout out!
		Whoa!
		O7's in chat to Bryson Gray.
		What a king!
		King.
		CozyTV's own Bryson Gray has made the number one song in America.
		Big shout out!
		I appreciate it!
		Nice work, King.
		Based coop says there wasn't many super chats.
		I'm wondering if Google pay wasn't working for people because it wasn't working for me Yeah, Google pay isn't working for entropy for some reason.
		So yeah, I don't know what's going on with that But some people sent emails and said they had trouble getting it because of that so zoomer dev text me and he goes well, we're gonna work twice as fast now on super chats and And I'm like, you're gonna start working, so you are working half as quickly as you were able to before?
		I'm like, make this one make sense for me.
		He goes, we're gonna get it done twice as fast now.
		I'm like, well, why weren't you working that fast before?
		He's like, I see Google Pay is not an option, so now we're gonna go twice as hard.
		I'm like, twice as hard?
		We're going half as fast as you're able to before?
		What the fuck?
		No, no.
		No, no.
		But that's okay.
		I mean, that's okay.
		Hey, we love him.
		He's a great guy.
unidentified		But yeah, I was like, we're going half as fast as we can?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No, no.
		But he's the best.
		He's the best.
		I get it.
		it's more urgent now.
unidentified		It's like, what are we doing?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What are we doing?
		Nah, but I can't complain because he's the best in the business.
		I can't complain cuz he's the best.
		But yeah, he's good.
		Good guy.
		Really good guy.
		Hidecaps says, hey Nick, what's your favorite body wash?
		Why don't you grow a Jack Dorsey Civil War beard?
		Jack Dorsey's beard sucks.
		It's very... I don't think that's a good look.
		I grew a beard before.
		I look better without it.
		My favorite body wash?
		I don't know, dude.
		I just buy whatever.
		I just buy whatever.
		Well, I don't even buy it.
		My mom buys it, so I just... I realistically, I should say I have whatever my mom buys.
		I was on a kick.
		I was using the bar for a little while.
		You know, just a bar of soap.
		And then I ran out of that so I just started using the liquid stuff again.
		Whatever.
		It is what it is.
		Sorry for the shitpost, but wasn't Joe the Boomer the guy who bought you a Squatty Potty?
		Do you still use it?
		I love mine and also love my bidet.
		Would you ever use a bidet?
		Very efficient way to clean up.
		I'll send you a nice one if you're interested.
		Yeah, I still have the Squatty Potty.
		Joe the Boomer got it for me.
		It's life-changing.
		Everyone should get one.
		I've been a big advocate of it.
		I'm being totally serious.
		If you don't have one, you should get one.
		It will change the way you shit forever and you'll never you'll you can never go without one in some ways I wish I had because now I can't go without one now if I am without one if I go somewhere and there's no squatty potty I Just have to find like a medium height object to like put my feet up on because otherwise I can't shit So it kind of changes your whole Your whole deal.
		So I use one.
		It's great.
		Never used a bidet.
		It kind of seems a little sussy.
		Kind of seems a little sussy.
		But I do kind of want one.
		Not because I'm sussy, but I mean, I'll admit it sounds appealing.
		and what's going on?
		But there's something about it where it's like, huh, you get water sprayed in your ass.
		I know maybe that's like, is that gay?
		I don't know.
		But it sounds nice because as I'll tell you, it's Seems like there's got to be a better solution.
		21st century and we're still dragging a piece of paper across our ass to wipe poo from it?
		Like doesn't that seem a little antiquated?
		Doesn't that seem a little bit dated?
		Shouldn't we have moved beyond that?
		We have so much Going for it.
		So much labor-saving and we're still using paper to wipe poo from our bottoms.
		There's got to be a better way.
		I feel like that's the future.
		So, you know, a little spray.
		That's what that is, right?
		A little spray.
unidentified		I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Seems better.
		Seems efficient.
		Seems nice, actually.
		But I don't know.
		Is that what pussies do?
		I don't know.
		So...
		So I don't know.
		I would give it a try.
		I'd probably give it a try.
		Joe the Boomer says, Nick was full of shit before he met me.
		Now he's not.
		There you go.
unidentified		It's true.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Roypologist says, very excited for you to bring the Vax protest to New York City.
		It was at the recent protest that went over the Brooklyn Bridge on Monday and the leaders were okay.
		Need somebody who knows how to really liven up a crowd.
		I hope to see you soon.
		God bless.
		Well, thanks a lot, buddy.
		Yeah, excuse me.
		See you soon.
		I probably shouldn't be drinking sparkling water because it makes me burp.
		All the talking and the carbonated beverage makes me burp.
		Probably not the best choice, but thanks a lot.
		Yeah, I'll see you soon.
		Dallas Groyper says, the only benefit of a dry news cycle is how you take it out on your favorite superchatters.
		Everyone in the office looks forward to the comedy hour at the end of every stream.
		Love the site and keep it up, King!
		Well, thanks a lot, buddy.
		We love Dallas Groyper.
		Big shout out.
		Thanks for the superchat.
		I'm glad somebody's enjoying the superchats because I'm not.
		I'm not enjoying them at least not the past couple of shows but thanks man I appreciate it I gotta wonder what your office must think when you're blasting that because sometimes I'm a little off the goop so but hey hey that's one way to get the message out there so I appreciate it Groyper Gamer says, can you listen to Let Go by Aaron May?
		It's a rap song.
		I've been vibing to it all week.
		Yeah, I guess I'll check that out.
		Abram Goodson says, thank the Lord the 40-year-old YouTube wizard Keemstar is not going to be commenting on what TikTok teens are kissing each other.
		Yeah, nice, nice job.
		Kind of dating yourself with that one.
		Anonymous says, I realized today that I would rather stay asleep in my dream than wake up.
		Yeah, me too.
		Me too!
		I've been having a few dreams lately and yeah, I totally get it.
		Totally get it.
		The worst is when you have a good dream.
		Have you ever experienced this?
		You're having a good dream and it just starts getting good and then you realize you're in a dream.
		And then it's like the dream collapses, you know, like in Inception.
		Remember in the first scene in Inception when it starts shaking and he goes, the dream is collapsing and then the water pours in and everything?
		Because the guy recognizes the carpets.
		That's like what happens in a real dream because you start, you're in a dream.
		It's a good dream.
		Something tips you off that it's not real.
		And then it starts, then you start slipping back into consciousness.
		And when it's a good dream, you're like, no, I don't want to hang on.
		No, no, I'm still dreaming, but it's gone.
		You know, there's sort of like this, you're trying to dive in, but you're just being dragged out.
		You know that feeling?
		That is the worst feeling ever!
		Ever!
		Because you're having, you know, you're having your dream, whatever it is, and then you realize, it's so good, you realize you're in a dream, and then you're just being yanked out, and you're like, no, no, I don't want to go!
		And then you get yanked out, and then you're just sitting there, and then you gotta get up, Yeah, I get it.
		I certainly get it.
		Take a shower and, you know, do work.
		Got to eat breakfast and blow your nose and piss and all that.
		You got to answer your phone.
		Everybody's blowing you up.
		I wake up to 100 texts and it's like, oh, my gosh.
		I want to go back.
		Yeah, I get it.
		I certainly get it.
		Something about dreams, you know, dreaming is very.
		It says a lot about life, you know.
		But yeah, that's the worst feeling.
		I get it, man.
		I get it.
	It's like in that SpongeBob episode when Squidward's at the recital and then the dream ends.
	You know?
	And you wake up and you're like, ugh!
	Damn it!
	And then my nose is congested, I gotta blow my nose.
	And I gotta turn off my alarm, and then I gotta answer a bunch of texts, and then I gotta get up and brush my teeth, and then I gotta drink my coffee, and shower, and eat breakfast, and I gotta do this, and I gotta do that, and this one's calling me, and this one's bothering me, and it's... Ugh.
	It's another day, another day, another dollar.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I know.
	I hear you, man.
	I want to stay in the dream.
	I want to be put to bed and just dream and wake me up in a hundred years or something.
	That's why I like Kanye.
	Kanye talks a lot about dreams.
	You ever notice this?
	Kanye raps a lot about dreams.
	This is why he's on another level.
	I feel like anybody that really knows about life will talk about dreams.
	Anybody that's a real human being who really gets it will talk about dreams.
	That's why The Sopranos has dreams in it.
	That's why Kanye raps about dreams all the time.
	You ever notice that?
	Hey Mama, Grammy's version, raps about dreams.
	I wonder Raps about dreams.
	Raps about dreams in Good Night on Graduation.
	Raps about dreams in Ultralight Beam on Life of Pablo.
	And All Dreams Real off of the unreleased Yandhi album off of Jesus is Lord.
	So, you know, it's very, there's something about the nature of consciousness and life that There's something very relevant about that in dreams.
	I don't I don't know what it is exactly.
	I haven't read a lot about it, but Definitely, you know, why we dream, that we dream, that is bound up in the question of consciousness.
	Because why would we dream?
	There's no evolutionary psychological explanation for that.
	And, you know, the meaning that dreams can sometimes provide, or the content of dreams, or why we're conscious in them, and sort of the nature of what we're doing in them.
	I feel like it's bound up in a bigger question for sure.
unidentified		So.
unidentified		Anyway.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I get the feeling, man.
		I know.
		Anonymous says, I choose to side with you back during the AllSip Betrayal because of our shared physiognomy.
		Manlets and incels have to stick together.
unidentified		Whoa, whoa, whoa!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Manlets?
		I am not a manlet, okay?
		I'm not 6'2".
unidentified		I'm not, whoa, everybody, hey everybody, did you know I'm 6'2"?
		Hi, I'm 6'2".
		Yeah, I'm coping.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I'm coping.
		Yeah, I'm bitter.
		But, you know, I'm not a manlet.
		I'm just not 6'2".
		And you have girl brain if you think otherwise.
		Girls have poisoned the well and they have destroyed men.
		So that every sub 6'2 male thinks like, I'm a manlet.
		Yeah, not true.
		Not true, okay?
		Not true.
		I'm taller than Hitler.
		I don't think that makes me a manlet.
		But, yeah, I'm under 6 feet, so it is what it is.
		God gave me a lot, but 6'2 he did not give me.
		That is not, that was not part of the deal.
		What's up with that?
		What's up with that, man?
		I hope that when, if, if I go to heaven and my body is glorified, I'll be a little bit taller.
		I just, I hope that.
		That's my hope.
		If I'm good in this life, when my body is glorified and perfected, I hope that I'm, you know, maybe a little bit, but it won't matter then because there won't be any sex in the afterlife, right?
		Or fighting, so.
		Nevertheless, nevertheless, Yeah, but 6'2", 6'2".
		Always a 6'2"... thing.
unidentified		Yeah, it hurts.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I guess you can't be everything.
		You can't be everything at once.
		Maybe I'll break my legs and make them bigger or something.
		But at least for now, yeah, that is the one thing that eludes me.
		But James Allsup is shorter than me, so I don't even know what you're talking about.
		James Allsup is shorter than me.
		Let's just forget about that for a second.
		James Allsup is like my height or shorter, and he's ugly, and he's got that fat face, fat ethnic face.
		He literally looks like he has Down Syndrome, you know?
		So you say, well, I sided with you because you're short.
		It's like James Allsup's shorter than me, and he looks like he has Down Syndrome, and he's fat, and he's losing his hair, and he's ugly, and he's poor.
		And he had a shotgun marriage.
		Because he's a scumbag.
		And he's an idiot.
		So, I mean, there's really a lot... I don't know what the reason would be that you would sign up for that.
		Maybe if you're like that, which is everybody that follows him, but... There's a little bit more going on there than just that, I would say.
		I want to side with the guy that looks like he has Down Syndrome, is wrong about everything.
		That is 5'7".
		Yeah, okay.
		Good luck.
		DKRK says, 07King, I know you mentioned internship opportunities in the beginning of the show.
		Can you tell us one more time where and how to apply?
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No.
		If I have to, then you're not a good applicant.
		Do you see how that works?
		I say it every night.
		I've said it every night now, seven shows, and he didn't listen.
		So, no.
		No, if you have to ask, then you're probably not good intern material.
		That doesn't show initiative.
		That doesn't show listening skills.
		That doesn't show initiative, problem-solving, leadership, independence.
		That doesn't show any of the attributes that we're looking for in a new applicant.
		So, no, I prefer you didn't.
		Diligence is America first is inevitable and Christ is King.
unidentified		Whoa!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you so much!
		Taco Bell says nowadays clicking on a video feels like you're fitting into the youtubers bid for e-celebrity rather than getting value the viewer is secondary to the creator it sucks feels like a dose of redistribute the views is needed anyway love the new cozy TV mug love to see the brand new loving to see the new brand taking off thanks I don't know what you mean in the first part but thank you
		Maxwell says Alec Baldwin shot and killed a woman and now he's not even an incel.
		I ask much more from you now.
		He was never an incel.
		He's tall and handsome and a movie star.
		What the fuck is wrong with you?
		He was never an incel.
		But yeah, he did shoot and kill a woman and get away with it, most importantly.
		Could you imagine shot and killed her and got away with it?
		Can one man be so lucky?
		Joe McHenry says, they always say, Kanye, you keep it too real, boy.
		Have you ever thought you're kinda like Kanye, pouring his heart out on Pinocchio's story?
		And the Super Chatters are like the screaming audience members not really listening to what he's saying.
		Uh, well, not, not really in that song in particular.
		I don't really like that song.
		But yeah, I do feel like Kanye.
unidentified		Often.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		We're very similar.
		I mean, we have a lot of the same thoughts, a lot of the same energy.
		So yeah, I mean, I wish.
		He's a hero of mine.
		He's a genius.
		He's real.
		He gets it.
		He's the best.
		He's the greatest of all time.
		You can't really even listen to anything else.
		Nothing else compares.
		You know?
		Here's a guy who just loves his mom.
		wants to have sex, wants money.
		He's got an ego.
		He wants to be the best at what he does.
		He's very talented, but the fame and all that is getting to him.
		It's so good.
		His discography is incredible.
		Because it's the story of this guy.
		That's what's amazing about it.
		You know, the artist is a part of the art.
		And the artist's story, his life, is reflected in the art.
		That's what makes it so meaningful.
		That's what makes it so resonant.
		It's imbued with meaning from his life.
		A real life.
		And he's been at it now for 18 years.
		You got this story from 2003 to 2021 over the course of, what is it now, 10 albums?
		And it's a story of this guy who, you know, he grows up in Chicago.
		He's different.
		He's an artist.
		His mom's an intellectual.
		And he loves his mom.
		And they got this great relationship.
		And he chases his dreams.
		He drops out of college.
		His mom's a professor.
		And he's working at Gap, and he's making beats, and he's got thousands of records in his basement, he's spinning them together, creating a new sound, and he gets his foot in the door, and he meets his heroes, and he finally gets a record deal, and he's making his record, and he finally it's happening for him, buys the clothes, doing promos, tragedy strikes, devastating car accident, jaw wired shut.
		Is it all over?
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		He raps through the wire, through his jaw wired shut.
		College Dropout becomes a smash hit.
		One of the greatest albums of all time.
		Trademarks the sped up soul sample.
		That's his sample.
		It's a new sound in hip-hop.
		Comes back with late registration.
		Timeless classic.
		Even more timeless, arguably, than College Dropout.
		And it's got commercial appeal, but it's also fresh.
		Hits like Gold Digger.
		And what else was a hit on that album?
		But then he got some other more esoteric ones on there, like Addiction and some more artistic stuff.
		And then he comes back with Graduation.
		Stadium status.
		Stadium anthems.
		He's bigger than ever.
		Defeats 50 Cent when it comes out.
		It's this question, which genre of hip-hop will prevail?
		Is it the new Kanye style, which is more pop music, or will it be The gangsta rap from the rest of the glam era from the 2000s and 90s.
		Kanye devastates 50 Cent, totally blows him out of the water, outsells him.
		What is it, 300%?
		But then, at his peak, he's about to make his fourth album in the series.
		Tragedy strikes again, again!
		And this is a theme.
		Mom dies.
		Life isn't shambles and his fiancee leaves him so instead of doing good ass job which is supposed to be the fourth album in the series he goes and makes 808s and heartbreaks reinvents hip-hop forever and creates the new sound with the 808 drum kit machine
		And it's more moody, it's more minimal, the lyrics are about emotions and relationships, and it's not as commercially successful or critically acclaimed, but this is what inspires a whole new generation.
		Drake and Lil Uzi and many others.
		Then, then, then he goes and interrupts Taylor Swift.
		At the VMAs.
		And everyone says his career's over.
		It's over.
		You can't make music anymore.
		We hate you.
		Obama calls him a jackass.
		He's depressed.
		He's thinking about killing himself.
		He goes to Hawaii and spends a thousand hours making the best album of all time.
		Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
		Biggest, best album ever.
		He's at the top of the world.
		He re-establishes himself back at the top.
		Undisputed.
		Number one in the world at the time.
		With the biggest, best artists, a real masterpiece.
		And, you know, then the story kind of goes off from there.
		You know, I don't want to go through the whole thing, but... But it's a story, and then, you know, he goes and he gets married, and he's still dealing with the loss of his mother, he's starting a family, and then he has this mental breakdown, which kind of starts the life of Pablo.
		He's disorganized, doesn't really know what to do.
		What are you doing, you're the best of all time?
		He goes a little bit crazy, comes out with yay, then he's supporting Trump and all that, and then there's a Christian conversion, Jesus King, Donda.
		But it's like, here's the story of a man.
		Here's the story of what happens when you take this guy, put him in this situation, and all the songs, all the albums that proceed from that, they're part of this story.
		It's not just a song about, you know, stuff.
		It's a personal experience.
		It's a personal encounter with Kanye himself, who's a real guy, who's like us, you know, for better or for worse.
		He says, let's have a toast for the douchebags and the assholes.
		It's real.
		He's saying, yeah, you know, I'm an asshole.
		I'm a sinner.
		I'm not perfect.
		Yeah, you know, I'm kind of mischievous.
		I get into this weird stuff, but that's what makes a human.
		So it's great.
	It's great stuff.
	What was the question?
	What was the original question?
	So yeah!
	So anyway, I just think he's the best.
	I think he's the greatest.
	The way that he keeps it real.
	And he's a talented guy.
	You know, the production's great.
	Innovative.
	There's a lot of versatility there.
	Lots of different styles, obviously.
	Changes it up all the time.
	And it's always good.
	For the most part.
	There's some exceptions, but...
	Yeah, so I just think he doesn't take any shit from everybody.
	He's just himself.
	He doesn't let anybody tell him anything.
	He just goes out there and doesn't care, you know, and that's what allows him to be a real original.
	That's why he's a real creative.
	That's why he changes the game, because he doesn't listen to anybody.
	He doesn't let anybody get in his head.
	He doesn't let anybody tell him, don't say this, don't say that, which is what he says, and I thought about killing you.
	People always say, don't say this, don't say that.
	Just say it out loud.
	Just see how it feels.
	Weigh all the options.
	That's what he says in that song.
	And it's true!
	That's how he's always been.
	That's why he's the best.
	That's why he's got the best shoes.
	That's why he's got the best clothes.
	The best songs.
	Cause he just goes out there and says, I don't care what everybody thinks.
	I'm going to do me.
	So, and he's wrestling with God.
	He loves his mom.
	Like lots of like relatable stuff in there.
	Which is real, and there's depth.
	There's dimensions there.
unidentified		It's not just another one of these rappers that raps about, I saw my wrist fuck in her mouth and I fucked her bitch.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Which is all these other rappers.
		It's all literally just fellatio, money, diamonds, you know, that kind of stuff.
		I slept with your girlfriend.
		Which is, I mean, some of that stuff is like, yeah, you're working out, you're in a certain mood, you want to hype yourself up, but there's depth.
		There's actually real depth with Kanye.
		Real depth.
		You know, you can listen to a song like Barry Bonds, which some might say is dated.
		Or you can listen to Power.
		You can listen to crack music.
		It's more of a mainstream sound.
		Hype music.
		You can listen to Facts.
		But then you can also listen to a song like Come to Life.
		Nothing else like it.
		Nobody else can make that song.
		Nobody else other than Kanye.
		Then you go and listen to Runaway.
		Or you go and you listen to St. Pablo.
		Ultralight Beam.
		Father Stretch My Hands Part 1.
		You go and listen to Streetlights.
		Who else can make that song?
		No, Drake couldn't make that song.
		Drake could never make that song.
		Kendrick Lamar can't make that song.
		All he makes is this gay stuff about the police, and I'm a nigga, and I killed a nigga when I was 16.
		No one cares.
		Oh, another gangsta nigga?
		Yeah, seen it.
		Seen it before.
		But you know, Kanye with this religious struggle, and then this saga with his mom, and then with the wife, and his kids, and the fame, and the money, and the... All of that, it's, uh, there's levels to it.
		There's levels to it.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, he's a real human being.
		Anyway, so yeah, he's my hero.
		He's a great man, great artist.
		James Farmer says, In other news, Sudan just had a coup.
		Prepare for more subs here and Muslim invaders, my friends.
		Buckle up!
		Yep, Roy bar says evil Nick Fuentes be like I get along with Jaden McNeil and Jake Lloyd.
		Is that a healthy weight?
		That's funny Kansas zoomers is waves.
		Hello Hi Anonymous says I was about to tell you that you're going to become William Defoe from spider-man.
		Wow.
		Well, you predicted it.
		I Anonymous says, Nick, how does it feel to know the superchatters are becoming sentient?
		Be careful when you stare into the superchats, we are staring back.
		Yeah, I know.
		I think you're person X. This is the same superchatter that superchats five or six times every night and just changes the username and profile picture.
		I'm calling it.
		Okay, what else?
		We still got a lot to go, man.
		Sigma Mowers.
		MTD is a mower company.
		Makes most mowers regardless of brands.
		Toro, Husqvarna, Cub Cadet.
		All manufactured by MTD.
		They don't want you to know this.
		Anyways, what's your favorite mower?
		I don't know.
		I don't know the one.
		Modern Monarchist says, if your pumpkin is getting mold or precursory mold, Spray the pumpkin with preservative.
		Here we go with this guy.
		Every day pumpkin preservatives help the pumpkin last mold free for 14 days.
		Do not use white glue to preserve the pumpkin.
		A bleach wash or rinse is good.
		So that is mold then.
		That's pretty fucking disgusting.
		I kind of want this off my desk right now.
		if it's covered in hairy mold.
unidentified		Yeah, that's gross.
unidentified		Yes.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, I don't know.
		I'm only gonna have it for a few more days.
		Tycho says, did you see that clip of Richard Spencer saying that his older sister's friends used to dress him up like a girl when he was a kid?
		What?
		No?
		That's pretty funny.
		Why would you say that?
		Even if that were true, why would you ever say that on the internet?
		Kind of predictable though.
		Maybe that's why he talks like the way he does.
		I don't think so, no.
		I think they're gonna expire after like a month or something.
		Nigga Groypers is evening Nick not sure if you've addressed this but will the stream replays be stored permanently on Cozy?
		I don't think so no.
		I think they're going to expire after like a month or something.
		We're not going to keep every stream forever.
		Also Adam Green has a fairly sized audience to add as a streamer that you guys may have some differences concerned.
		God bless.
		Yeah, hell no.
		Why would I do that?
		According to him, I'm a Zionist shill.
		So, I don't know why he'd even be interested in that.
		So, no, I'm good.
		PooPooRespectors says, will there be big chimp out if Ridden House goes free or do the niggas not really care?
		I don't know.
		I don't know.
		How would I know that?
		We'll see.
		Modern Monarchist's entropy is wiggin' out, man.
		It's been messing up for groipers across all seaboards.
		I think they are trying to zuck it, man.
		Ah, Nick, this isn't working out.
		I'm tired.
		I want some water and beans.
		Okay, thank you for that.
		Okay, gross.
		Don't want to talk about that.
		So a Star Wars?
		Well there you go.
		There's your Lord of the Rings defender.
		Lord of the Rings defender is logged on and says Harry Potter is timeless.
		Beast is great show, but Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter hate is cringe.
		Lord of the Rings is timeless.
		So is Harry Potter.
		So is Star Wars.
		Well, there you go.
		There's your Lord of the Rings defender.
		Lord of the Rings defender is logged on and says Harry Potter is timeless.
		So I think that kind of says it all, doesn't it?
		What wizard house am I in?
		Am I real Slytherin when I shit on Lord of the Rings?
		There you go.
		Case in point.
		Bass Coops is my brother finally broke up with his Hispanic girlfriend.
		Now he is on the path to finding an Aryan white woman.
		Congratulations.
		Foyle says, you know who also doesn't like Lord of the Rings?
		Women and Blacks.
		I know it's kind of boring, but it builds up to the two biggest battles in cinematic history!
		Helm's Deep and blah blah blah.
		Just skip to the ending battles of both movies.
		That sounds like a shitty movie if you have to skip to the end to get any enjoyment out of it, doesn't it?
		Groiper91 says, why do police even need a warrant to kick in an illegal alien's door and deport them?
		One incentive is there to become a citizen when you have all the same rights and privileges being an illegal alien.
	Great questions.
	Obviously rhetorical questions just drives me nuts and had to rant.
	Thanks for all you do, Nick.
	Hey, thanks a lot.
	BaguetteGroiper says, Geez, I really can't phrase properly.
	Nick, incel makes it cool.
	Superchatters claim inceldom, seek status.
	And I don't believe I ever called myself an incel.
	Yeah, and I didn't call you one either.
	I said you're status seeking.
	Okay, now I understand.
	Yeah, that's true.
	Yeah, I think that's true.
	Anonymous says, I am pretty sure you would reluctantly say yes to government-mandated Asian girlfriend.
	Modern Monarchist says, your Tolkien take almost had me burst a melon-sized vein on my neck, but the world would be boring if we all liked the same thing.
	Except Billy Joel are the killers.
	Two great artists with talent.
	Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart.
	The really great men must, I think, have great sadness on earth.
	Keep that in mind as you continue to show power.
	It's true.
	Why do you think the old stories tell of men who set out on great journeys to impress God, Nick?
	Because trying to impress people isn't worth the time and effort.
	Only adversity provides the opportunity for greatness.
	Your show elevates the mind and sings to the wit of all.
	It provides wings to the intellect and certainly has given me words to spare in regards of writing and speaking.
	Forgive me this outpouring.
	Well, thanks a lot, Modern Monarchist.
	I appreciate the kind words.
	It's true.
	Yeah, it's true.
	It's not easy being Nick Fuentes, but, you know, I'm the only one that can handle it.
unidentified		So, I appreciate all that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Alan Gregory says, Love you, King.
		Would you ever consider allowing Way of the World on CozyTV?
		Yeah, I don't really know who that is, but sure.
		Nigga Groyper says if the Google Pay isn't working after the donors try, tell them to click on Use Default Card and it will work.
		Same is happening to me.
		Good tip.
		Marcin also shout out to Demestra.
		More people should read him.
		His observation that the most enduring institutions are also the most irrational is profound and explains much.
		Very true.
		DB Networks says, Hey Nicky!
		It's me, Joe the Boomer.
		I endorse bidets.
		It's for actual kings.
		Also, Jaden needs squatty potty.
		He's at half capacity and full of shit.
		We can fix this.
		Also, sorry you had a rough one yesterday.
		Was sad to hear I sounded ominous.
		Do not fear!
		Well, thanks buddy.
		Yeah, it's okay.
		I'm just giving you a hard time.
		But you said yesterday, he said, I'll take care of you.
		I was like, I don't know.
		But thank you, my friend.
		I appreciate it.
		So the bidet is endorsed.
		Well, say no more.
		I'll get Jayden a Squatty Potty, maybe for Christmas or something.
		He does need one.
		He does need one.
		Everyone needs one.
		Everyone needs a Squatty Potty in their home.
		I don't know how I was shitting without it.
		I was probably full of shit.
		And now I'm not.
		Now I feel good.
		Well, I don't feel good about it.
		But it's easier to poo, so... Yeah, so maybe I'll get him one.
		We'll see.
		I don't know if he buys it.
		I don't know if he buys the hype.
		He's very anti.
		He's very anti-everything.
		Everything that I recommend to him, I'm like his dad.
		That's how... You know how your dad tells you to do something and you're like, oh, okay.
		That's like me with Jayden.
		I tell him stuff, I'm like, hey, you gotta do this, you gotta do that, and he's like, okay.
		No, listen to me.
		Listen to me.
		Listen to me, son.
		You gotta get a squatty potty.
		He's like, okay.
		Hey, listen to your father.
		Listen to me.
		So yeah, he's gotta get the squatty potty.
		Modern Monarchists is this one dream I was featured in.
		My friend stole an electric wheelchair with a sidecar fixture and rode down a few people.
		I also had red hair and a weird head.
		Bad hair of a worthy elderly abuse.
		Interesting.
		That's an interesting story.
		Yeah, I had an interesting dream last night.
	I had an interesting dream last week.
	I'm a pretty twisted, twisted, I'm a pretty twisted individual.
unidentified		Most of you can never understand.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But yeah, I had a pretty bizarre dream last week.
		I was explaining it to Jade and I was like, I had this weird like sexual dream and I could tell it was like, as I was explaining it, I'm like, well nothing in this would seem sexual.
		Nothing in this would actually seem sexual to a normal person, but it was.
		So.
		Yeah, that's the only that's the only place that's the only place that's my safe space.
		That's the place where I can Really be myself, but... I'm pretty twisted.
		Twisted dreams at night.
		I'm a sicko, I guess.
		Baguette Groipers has had to look up what a squatty potty is.
		Do Americans lack the knee flexibility to just squat on the seat?
		Alright, take it easy on me.
unidentified		My IQ is six standard deviations below yours.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Why, do Europeans squat on the seat?
		Because that just seems like you would break the toilet.
		I mean, I could probably do it, but you'd break the toilet.
		Anonymous says, we met Nick.
		We were eye to eye.
		I'm sure we were.
		Good morning, Groy versus Dream Rant with some of the most real human being shit I've heard in a minute.
		Good night, King.
		Yeah, glad to hear it.
		Good night, buddy.
		Sweet dreams.
		Hey, sweet dreams.
		Cuz God knows it's gonna suck to wake up and then carry on.
		Max says, Nick great show!
		Love you buddy!
		America first is the future and the new world order will fall.
		Masonry, the grove, and skull and bones will be destroyed.
		No more secrecy.
		Good night.
		Much love.
		Hey, thanks a lot, buddy.
		Love you, too.
		But stop blaspheming, okay?
		Stop calling the church satanic.
		It's not okay.
		I appreciate it, but watch what you say.
		Guys on Instagram saying the devil's satanic and all, er, not the devil, the Pope.
		Freudian slip.
		Saying the Pope, well, yeah, maybe, maybe there's something to that then.
		But still, you shouldn't say that.
		It's not nice.
		That's not right.
		But I appreciate the kind words.
		I love you too, buddy.
		But just watch it, alright?
		Are you Catholic?
		Because if you're not Catholic, you shouldn't be Catholic.
		And if you're Catholic, you shouldn't be saying that.
		But... But I appreciate it.
		Esoteric Drifter says, shout out to the Groyper asking Shapiro about his Jesus comments.
		Yeah, I mean, that was good, but it could have been better.
unidentified		Cause...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, what did you really do?
		I mean, the guy, so Ben Shapiro did a Q&A at one of his events, and this groiper comes up, and he's like, you know, you said Jesus was a rebel who got killed for his trouble, but why do you think Jesus was a rebel?
		Because in the Bible it says, render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and so on.
unidentified		And Shapiro's like, well that's the Christian perspective, that's not the Jewish perspective.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And it's like, well why would you ask that?
		Why wouldn't you ask something like, don't you think that's blasphemous?
		Or don't you think that's indicative of the differences between Judaism and Christianity?
		Hence, why do you call yourself Judeo-Christian?
		But there should be a why.
		There should be a why there.
		You need a why there.
		You know, these questions have got to get better.
		If you're going to ask Charlie Kirk and Shapiro a question, you've got to make a good question, not these questions that are like, hey, why did you say this?
		Do we have to do this all over again?
		Do I have to workshop questions with you again?
		You've got to ask the relevance.
		Be smart here.
		So to say, hey, technically you're wrong, that's a bullshit question.
		It should be like, You know, because he says, well, that's not the Jewish vision of Christianity.
		I don't know about the New Testament.
		The question would be, okay, then why do you call yourself a Judeo-Christian?
		If you think that the most important thing that happened in the world is up for debate, then how are Jews and Christians alike?
		You know, we as Christians think that Jesus Christ dying on the cross is, was, and forever will be the most important thing that has ever happened in history, in the history of the universe.
		And the crucifixion is replicated every time that there's mass.
		And it's the most important thing that happens.
		That sacrifice, God becoming man and dying to save us from hell, save us from our sins, that's the most important thing by definition that has happened in the world.
		God created the world to receive Jesus Christ.
		And so, or something like that, and so you Don't believe that.
		You think Jesus was some guy and the Savior is really gonna be, what, Jared Kushner or Bibi Netanyahu?
		And you call yourself a Judeo-Christian?
		How can you call yourself that?
		That should be the question.
unidentified		Not, uh, technically in the Bible it said this and you said this.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's like, yeah, he's not Christian.
		He doesn't believe in the Bible.
		That's why using a biblical argument.
		That should have been the question.
		So...
		Yeah, that's... Listen, I admire anybody who gets up there.
		He did a good job.
		He did well.
		He asked the question well.
		He had the hat on.
		He was optical.
		I don't want to shit all over him, but I'm saying we got to think about the questions, too.
		I don't think that was a decisive blow.
		It could have been, but it wasn't because the question wasn't that good.
		So you got to write it down.
		You got to think of a really good one, and you got to write it down.
		Don't rely on your memory, because you're going to get up there, you're going to get stage fright, your mouth is going to get dry, you're going to shake a little bit.
		That's what happens to most people who aren't used to public speaking.
		Happens to me still.
		And then you're going to forget.
		You're going to draw a blank, you're going to get nervous, you're going to get caught up.
		Write it down.
		Read it off the phone.
		Practice it, write it down, and if you have to, read it when you're at the microphone.
		But write a good question.
		And it's got to be something that interrogates the differences.
		It's got to sharpen the differences between us and them.
		And show people that they're on our side and not his.
		So the question shouldn't be, I just proved that Jesus wasn't a rebel.
		It should be, you believe he's a rebel.
		You're not a Christian.
		Isn't that kind of important?
		You know, something to that effect.
		Highlighting the difference and the significance.
		Why is that significant for our country?
		You're one of the most popular commentators in America and a Christian nation.
		So why should we listen to you?
		You're not someone that just celebrates Hanukkah.
		You denied the divinity of Christ.
		That's a big deal.
		I'm not a Judeo-Christian.
		I'm a Christian.
		This isn't a Judeo-Christian country.
		This is a Christian country.
		That means something.
		What does it mean?
		People need to ask themselves that.
		That should have been the basis of the question, in my opinion.
		Well, I don't know if that's a cope because it's true, but it is gay to say women like this.
		That's where I drive my value because women are retards.
		saying women like tall men, pretty gay to place value on what women want.
		Well, I don't know if that's a cope because it's true, but it is gay to say women like this.
		That's where I derive my value because women are retards.
		So women like tattoos and women like a lot of goofy stuff.
		So if you're appealing to like what women want, women are fickle and women want things that are not even like, don't even make sense anymore.
		more.
		So, you know, so that's what I would say that that is.
		I don't know if it's a cult because it's true, but yeah appealing to what women want.
		Who cares what women want?
		What matters is what men want.
		Anonymous not like that not like that.
		I'm not like in a sexual way, but in like what matters is Men have discernment men have rationality what matters is what men think That's what matters.
		It's not like that though.
		What matters is what guys like I'm what guys like I didn't mean it like that I meant it like you know men have discernment women do not so It matters what men place value on, what me and my peers place value on.
	Those are the things that are important.
	You want to aspire to be respected by men, not infatuated with by women, in my opinion.
	I think that's more important because that's objectively what's valuable.
	It's very subjective what women like.
	That's what I mean by that.
	I didn't mean it like that.
	Yeah.
	Anonymous says, would it make a difference if Alec Baldwin killed a beautiful or ugly woman?
	Nope, not one bit.
	Dragon Groy versus the AF spinning square kind of looks like a PS2 loading icon.
	Very Keno.
	Yeah, did it just stop spinning?
	Wow, that was kind of weird.
	It looked like it just stopped spinning for me.
	Did it stop spinning for you?
	That was kind of weird.
	Is it alive?
	I don't know if it was just my app, but it looked like it stopped spinning when I read that.
	No cap.
	I don't know if you saw that or not, but if you did, that's pretty bizarre.
	But yeah, I agree.
	Pretty kino.
	I'm about to replace it though.
	Beardson says, listen babe, I'm sorry but the amount of Cheerios I consume every day, we're just not compatible.
	We're both been having a hard time grappling with this and it's time we break it off clean.
	No strings don't hurt.
	It's over.
	Cheerios?
	I don't understand that one.
	Max says, here's another super chat just because you're doing phenomenal work man and We can't thank you enough.
	Have an amazing week.
	Much love.
	Thanks a lot, buddy.
	I appreciate it.
	Hidecaps.
	This is Kanye.
	Boozy.
	Hank Chill.
	Shooter.
	Afpac5.
unidentified		Yeah, hey, we'll see.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That'd be pretty sick, right?
unidentified		Right?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Blonde Groyper says I'm probably in the minority, but 5'9 guys are still attractive.
		Still.
		You see that?
		Still.
		But I'm taller than 5'9, so, for the record.
		If anything, it seems like extremely tall guys aren't as intelligent and lack great personality.
		As long as guys are at least 4 inches taller than me and are white, I don't really care.
		Oh, well, thanks a lot.
		That's a nice...
		You know, it's almost worse.
		If girls are trying to make you feel better, it's almost worse because it's like acknowledging you should feel like shit.
		It's sort of like acknowledging like, yes, you should feel like shit.
		But it's not so bad.
		But I don't care.
		You know, so that almost... Listen, I don't need that.
		I don't need that.
		Okay?
		I don't need that.
		It is what it is.
		Tall is better than short.
		I wish I were taller.
		I'm not, but you don't need to pity me.
		I don't need sympathy from a girl.
		And listen, at the end of the day, I'm still stronger than a woman, so it really doesn't matter what she still finds is attractive or whatever.
		I'll run up on her and be like, what's up?
		What's up, bitch?
		You know, she may say, oh, you know, you're not six feet tall.
		It's like taller than you, bitch.
		So, you know, So I don't need that.
		Thank you Blonde Groyper, if that's even your real name, if you're even a girl at all.
		But I don't need that.
		Diversity Member says, Hey Nick, what books would you recommend that helped you arrive?
		Well, you know what?
		I'll say this though.
		I don't even really want a short wife.
		I kind of want a wife who is kind of like my height.
		Around my height.
		I know some guys wouldn't like that.
		But here's why.
		I saw this picture of that Turning Point girl Morgan Zeggers.
		Jayden sent me the picture by the way.
		But I saw this picture of this girl Morgan Zeggers who's at Turning Point USA.
		She did some speaking event and she took a group photo and she was like this big.
		I mean she looked like she was two feet tall.
unidentified		And I'm like, you know, yeah, that just doesn't do it for me.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't know.
		I can't really marry like a troll.
		I can't marry a midget like that.
		Some people like that.
		I don't.
		You know, it's one thing to be shorter.
		It's one thing to have a girl who's like shorter than you.
		It's another thing for a girl to be like three feet tall, which is what she looked like.
		She looked like a Polly Pocket.
		So yeah, I don't know if I'm a fan.
		So I had sort of an epiphany.
		I was like, you know, I think right around my height would be okay.
		She can't wear heels.
		It's okay.
		But yeah, right around my height.
		Maybe a little shorter.
		That'd be fine.
		That's what I prefer.
		How tall is Kathy Xu?
		She was taller than me in heels.
		She was taller than me in heels.
		I was like, hi.
		Hi, Mommy.
		No, that's gross.
		Disavow.
		Disavow.
		That's not what this show is about.
		But it was like, hi.
		So, yeah, I think my height, my height are a little bit shorter would be ideal.
		And then the kids would be tall.
		Because if she's tall, she's got tall parents.
		The kids are tall.
		Tall jeans.
		So, then I'll be, I'll be, you know, my son will be like 6'5", and I'll be like, my son.
		Oh, my tall son.
		Hi.
		And he'll be out there, you know, he'll be a warlord or, I don't know, maybe he'll be retarded, who knows.
unidentified		Be like, oh my boy, hi, great to see ya, you visit your old man!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Nice of you to visit your old man, how you doing out there?
		Good to see ya, you know?
		I'm gonna give myself a tall sun.
		Let's see, where was I?
		Diversity members are saying, hey Nick, what books would you recommend that helped you arrive to the views you have today?
		Pinheads and Patriots by Bill O'Reilly.
		Also the book Revolution from the Middle by Sam Francis is $175 on Amazon.
		Where did you buy yours?
		I don't know.
		I think my mom got it for me.
		Vitus says, apparently there is a coup going on in Sudan and nobody's reporting on it.
		Oh really?
		Hidecap says, Nick, have you ever tripped or stumbled on an uneven sidewalk?
		Uh, yeah.
		Taxi driver Groyper says, are you going trick-or-treating this year?
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Rocking chair says the person X thing is played up in your head too much.
		The different names were to get around all the bands when I would send mean super chats and it wasn't about getting around the super chat limit.
		I'm not doing stuff like that anymore and that other guy isn't Dogfish, Benji, Backerfan, etc.
		I don't know.
		I don't know what to believe anymore.
		You know, you sounds like you're gaslighting me.
		That's all in your head.
		That's like textbook gaslighting.
		Vincel Gang says, Nick can you unban me?
		I was banned last Thursday for saying something ironically cringe like didn't do nothing.
		I really didn't do anything.
		Help me out.
		I've been clinically depressed ever since.
		What's your account?
		Is it Vincel Gang?
		I don't even know how to unban somebody.
		I don't even think I can.
		I just see this giant list of banned people and there's no way to unban.
		So, sorry, but I don't think that's gonna happen for you.
		Blonde Groper says, best Kanye song out of these?
		I Wonder if Big Brother, Late Diamonds, or Gone.
		I would rank them I Wonder, Late, Gone, Diamonds, Big Brother.
		That'd be my ranking.
		I really like the song Late, and I like I Wonder.
		I don't like the song Big Brother.
		Matty G says VAX mandates can't stop me.
		VAX for work?
		I own my business.
		VAX for food?
		I steal beans.
		VAX to buy Halo at Target?
		I go R. Kelly mode and start pissing on cashiers.
		Can't stop, won't stop.
		More mandates?
		I get more stronger, more handsomer, more racister.
		Let's try hard.
		It's too much.
		It's too much.
		BaguetteGroper says, I know naming your children fictional names is cringe, but how much respect would you lose for someone who named their daughter Irulin compared to Daenerys?
		Is that Game of Thrones?
		Honestly, both of them are subhuman.
		Max says, follow up, I'm a Christian.
		And I'm thinking of going through the sacraments to become a Catholic.
		I know it's not good to say, but the Pope is satanic.
		He's okay with gay marriage.
		That's not true.
		Called for a New World Order.
		Said Vax Skeptics are idiots, etc.
		Not true.
		He's not okay with gay marriage.
		Show me where the church is okay with gay marriage.
		He's not.
		That church doesn't allow gay marriage.
		They never have.
		And they never will.
		So that's just not true.
		And it's pretty interesting that when the media lies about the Pope, you believe that.
		When the media lies about other people, you don't.
		When it confirms your bias, it's real.
		When it doesn't, it's not.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		The Pope, like anybody else, has lied about, and you see this in many cases.
		Journalists lie about what the Pope says, and it says, oh, big headline, and then you read the fine print, and that's not really what they say.
		I don't care for the Pope, but he's not satanic, and he's not evil.
		I think there's a lot of problems there, but it says, you don't believe in the Bible if you disagree, because it says in the Bible, the gates of hell will never prevail over Never prevail.
		So, if you think that the Pope is satanic, then I guess you don't believe in the Bible then, because that's what it says.
		I mean, Satan controlling the church would be probably the gates of hell prevailing.
		and I don't think that's the case.
		Hyde Caps, does Patrick Casey be like?
		Joe McHenry says, "Would you rather be a bug on a rug "or a dog on a log?" I'd rather be a bug.
		Anonymous says, we are different.
		I am a new chatter.
		Oh really?
		Entropy Chatter says, you are de facto biological determinist and that you acknowledge a salience of race and nutrients toxins on behavior.
		You seem to ignore the blatant low T fatness problem in your movement.
		Why?
		Because I don't think that is a problem.
		You know?
		Am I fat?
		Am I low T?
		I'm high T. I'm high T. I have huge balls and Look at my jawline.
		Does that look like a low-T jawline to you?
		I'm aggressive, I'm high-energy, I'm an entrepreneur, I'm rich.
		That's not low-T.
		And I'm not fat.
		People, all these bodybuilders are always saying that.
		They're saying, all you do is encourage your fans to play video games and eat McDonald's.
		It's like, you literally don't watch my show.
		Everybody that says that does not watch my show.
		Because I think I say every night, stop eating seed oils, stop drinking tap water, don't eat what's in all food and restaurants, seed oils.
		I think I tell people that every night.
		Almost.
		And my fans aren't fat or low T. Go to an America First meetup.
		We had several bodybuilders at the last one.
		When we went to Springfield, Uh, without getting into too much detail, we have high-level people on our team that are jacked.
		We were, we were doing fights outside the Airbnb.
		We had a big fighting ring and everybody was fighting each other and these all buff guys boxing each other, put on boxing gloves and headgear.
		So I don't know exactly what you're talking about.
		People say that all the time, but you know, you saw the crowd at the America First thing in Springfield.
		I think I could count on, I think there were like two fat people there and one of them wasn't even ours.
		So people always say that, but where, where are the fat people?
		Me, Jaden, Steve, Vince.
		Where exactly is the fat?
		I mean, anybody on this platform?
		I'm not fat, Jaden's not fat, Vince isn't fat, Bryson isn't fat, Tyler's not fat, Beardson's not fat, Franson's not fat, Joe the Boomer's not fat, Jimbo's not fat.
		Who's fat?
		You know, I'm sort of scratching my head wondering.
		Michelle Mulligan's not fat, you know.
		Nobody, nobody here is fat.
		Nobody in our intern team is fat.
		Assistant Groper's not fat.
		Zoomer does not fat.
		I mean, where exactly is the fat?
		I don't, I don't really see it.
unidentified		So.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		This is a movement probably of like thousands and thousands of people and people find like one fat person and they're like, oh, so yeah, not true.
		But you should just watch the show.
		Maybe you should watch the show more.
		Rocking Chair says, Dear Nick, on November 14th, 2017, you said Thus Spoke Zarathustra was your favorite fiction book, yet on August 31st, 2018, you said you were not a big fan of Nietzsche.
		Care to explain?
		Yeah, it was my favorite book, and now it's not.
		So, there you go.
		Alright, okay.
		That's it.
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unidentified		Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo!
		It's going to be only America first.
		America first.
		The American people will come first once again.

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