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May 20, 2022 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes

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America First Ep. 998America First Ep. 998

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donald j trump

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alex jones

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unidentified		Thank you.
		The teacher couldn't believe it.
		but the classroom couldn't believe it either.
		But in the end, he had logic on his side.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		And I'm addicted to the territory.
		And I'm addicted to the territory.
		And I'm addicted to the territory.
		And I'm addicted to the territory.
		It's unstoppable.
		And the reason why is because it's not cool to shill for big business.
		It's not cool to shill for Israel.
		It's not.
		It's not.
		It's.
		The end of the day.
		I fear and love God.
		When you remove the fear and love of God, you create the fear and love of everything else.
		You're talking to somebody right now that only fears God.
		Jesus has won the victory.
		Bro.
		This is...
		This is a Christian nation.
		This is America. This is America.
		This is America.
		This is America.
		Come on, man.
		It's the three-man talking.
		It's high energy.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's exciting.
		It's real.
		It's real.
		And you can feel it.
		It's speaking to your gut.
		It's speaking to your heart and your soul and your mind.
unidentified		From this day forward, it's going to be only America first.
unidentified		America first.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And we're bringing humanity back.
		We're making humanity cool again.
		This is the human being stream.
		We're explicit.
		We're real world first.
unidentified		We scream and we yell.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's America first, bitch.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No jannies, no mods, no admins.
unidentified		We can say anything we want on this show.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Independent, free thinking, human being.
unidentified		That's what we are.
		People can feel that.
		People can feel that in their bones.
		People are like, you know what?
		people can feel that people who feel that in their bones people are like you know what fuck yeah oh man Hey, Nicky!
		It's me, Joe the Boomer!
		Congratulations, kid, on five years of America First.
		And here's to five years more.
		God willing, I'll live to see it.
		God bless, Nicky.
		Five whole years of reading Super Chats.
		I don't know how you did it, but you did it.
		Congratulations, man.
		Congratulations on five years, Nick.
		Congratulations on five years of America First, buddy!
		Ha!
		Happy 5 year anniversary!
		Hey Nick, just wanted to congratulate you on 5 years of America First.
		Congrats on 5 years of America First, hey Nick.
		Just wanted to congratulate you on 5 years of America First.
		Hey Nick, congratulations on five years of America First.
		We're coming to the South and the country.
		We're proud and grateful.
		We're proud and grateful.
		Of course, we want to thank everybody that's been a part of this journey.
		We want to thank all the viewers that watch this show, that share it, that have stuck with us.
		A big thanks to me as well for hosting this.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thanks, Nick, for being the brainchild, for being the grand visionary behind this show.
		But cheers, everybody.
		Propose a toast.
		I raise a glass, and that's on Son of a brat.
		Maybe more than anybody else, we have to thank Cassie Dillon.
		Where would I be without Cassie Dillon?
unidentified		I would be nothing!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you, Cassie Dillon, for creating Nick Quint, for creating the Kuiper Army.
		I was approached by Cassie Dillon, who wanted to bring me aboard.
		We did an interview on Periscope.
		I believe she was working for Campus Reform at the time, and at the conclusion of the interview, she said, OK, and one last question, do you think you'd like to take a trip to Israel?
		And I recall my answer was, no!
		I have everything I need right here in America.
unidentified		Yikes.
		Um, yikes.
		Hello, is this the yikes department?
		Uh, yeah, it's me again.
		Yikes.
		Hello, is this the yikes department?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, it's me again.
unidentified		Yeah, so I'd like to file a claim.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And it's actually a matter of faith that it was even called this, that it was called America First.
		It was that we even have that name.
		Because I initially suggested to them, you know, they said, what do you think we should call your show?
unidentified		They said, maybe the Nicholas J. Fuentes show.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I said, well, that's too long.
		We don't really like that.
		I said, how about the Nick Fuentes show?
		They said, we don't really like that either.
		I thought long and hard about it.
		I think one day, maybe a couple of hours before the show began, I said, how about America First?
		There's a lot of opportunities that I could have shilled or sold out or cut corners or whatever, but I think above all else, the belief for the show was if you produce a good, honest show, then that's more valuable than cutting corners.
		People see what I have.
		And they say, I want that.
		I want to have an e-celebrity thing.
		I want to have a show.
		I want to have fans.
		But are they prepared to do it every night without getting any significant traction?
unidentified		For almost two years, there was no real progress.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It wasn't like it was just overnight success.
unidentified		You've got to really commit.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's the difference.
		You've got to commit to doing it for a long, long time before it takes off.
		It's not glamorous, believe me.
alex jones ▲ ● ▼		We'll see you next time. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.
unidentified		Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.
unidentified		Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.
alex jones ▲ ● ▼		I don't know.
unidentified		I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But, in spite of everything, even when the situation appeared hopeless, when the chips were down, personal crisis, professional crisis, constant rug pulls, constant attacks, but we survived, right?
		They threw everything at us.
		Nobody else is doing what we're doing.
		Nobody else can do what we're doing.
unidentified		Nobody else is up against the same heat that the Groepers are.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Nobody else.
		But we're the ones that are on the front lines moving the Overton window.
		We're the ones changing the conversation.
		And we did it, and we didn't get any accolades, and we didn't get any credit, and they didn't write glowing articles about us in all these bad think tank magazines.
		So we will continue.
unidentified		I will not be stopped.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		We will not be stopped.
		We are not in your control.
		I will not be polite.
		I will not be civil.
		I do what I want.
unidentified		I say what I want.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I speak for the people.
		We can't be bought.
		We can't be controlled.
		And we are inevitable.
unidentified		Inevitable.
		Nick, five whole years reading Super Chats.
		I don't know how you did it, but you did it.
		Congratulations, man.
		No, in all seriousness, we love you.
		We love America First.
		We're eternally grateful for what you've built for all of us and the sacrifices that you've made.
		Here's to five more years that you've suffered through Super Chats, big guy.
		I love you.
		Congratulations on five years, Nick.
		Instead of being banned across every institution, they should be enshrining you across every institution.
		Soon enough, you're crushing it, big guy.
		You've helped millions of people.
		You're only going to help more people from here.
		Thank you for everything you've done for me and mine.
		God bless you.
		How's it going, Nick?
		Congratulations on five years of America First, buddy.
		07 to you.
		We're all talking out here for you.
		And here's to five more years.
		Yo, Nick!
		Happy five-year anniversary of America First!
		Yo!
		Yo, I love you, dude.
		Keep it up.
		You're an inspiration.
		Hey, Nick.
		Just wanted to congratulate you on five years of America First.
		It's been a long time coming.
		Can't wait to see you at APAC, bud.
		I'll see you there.
		Congratulations.
		Hey Nick, congrats on five years of America First.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Keep pushing that Overton window.
unidentified		History is gonna remember your name.
		Hey Nick, Jaden McNeil here.
		Just wanted to congratulate you on five years of America First.
		Nobody but you could have done it.
		Proud of you, bro.
		Hey Nick, congratulations on five years of America First.
		Very poor moms and dads across the country are proud and grateful.
		This song goes out to you, Nick Quintez.
		America First, you've been five long years, my friend.
		Oh, that's a long time.
		I guess I was wrong.
		I just don't know.
		But then, I've been here for...
		Be a real great reset in the Republican Party.
		Shut up!
		And that real great reset should take the donors and take the global special interests out of the GOP, and in its place should be us, the American people!
		The new Republican Party must be America first!
		America First means finally an end to these Middle Eastern wars that do not benefit us.
		America First means an end to this mass immigration, this invasion of our country by foreigners.
		As President Trump said in his inaugural address, from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land.
		It's going to be only America First!
		America First!
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼		We're standing on the shoulders of great American patriots.
		They didn't have a lot of money.
		They didn't have a lot of luck.
		But they had grit.
		And they had faith.
		And they had courage.
		And they had each other.
		Right?
unidentified		But they all had one thing in common.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼		They loved their families.
		They loved their country.
		and they love their God.
		Our beautiful ancestors won two world wars, defeated communism, and put a man on the face of the moon.
		We are calling for a great reawakening of America, a resurgence of confidence, and a rebirth of patriotism, prosperity, and pride.
		And we are returning to the wisdom of our founders.
		We assembled here today are issuing a new decree to be heard in every city, in every foreign capital, and in every hall of power.
		From this day forward, A new vision will govern our land.
		From this day forward, it's going to be only America First!
unidentified		America first.
		USA!
		USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! in our capital today and did not win.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's how this country works though.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Everything is rigged.
unidentified		They tell us for years, if you don't like things, run for office.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's what Barack Obama said.
		Hey, go in an election.
		Okay, yeah, we did that.
		We elected Donald fucking Trump.
		And what did the system do?
		impeached him, they investigated him, they subverted him, and then when all was said and done, they buried him with mail-in ballots.
unidentified		We are going to send a message to every last writer, every last patron, every last Republican that betrayed him.
unidentified		This day or day's our number, we are going to primary every last one of them.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		All of the billionaires and the top politicians in the world get together and they plan out our lives.
		And you have to ask yourself, who are they really serving?
		It is about the forces of evil versus the people of Jesus Christ.
unidentified		And if there's anything that the globalist establishment has to fear, it is Christian, patriotic, young men.
		Yeah!
		They can't live in their gated communities.
		They can't live at the top of their high rise luxury apartments without us!
		And if they continue to take away our rights and destroy our way of life, then we will shut the country down!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It is us.
		The nationalists, people that are authentically and truly opposed to the globalist world order that are the ones doing any kind of resisting.
		It is now a new chapter in American history.
		I think everybody's starting to see that we are actually the real resistance, truly.
		America first, bitch.
unidentified		America first, bitch.
		America first, bitch.
		Thank you.
		America first, bitch.
		Thank you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They see America merely as a vessel.
		I mean, only a class of people so rootless in their position.
		You, Erica, in such a way is merely a vessel for abstractions, right?
unidentified		We're going to smash your brain in the Bible, idiot.
		And I'm addicted to the serotonin rush.
		When's enough enough, eh?
		When's enough enough, eh?
		Sick!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Just eat a Big Mac, stupid bitch.
		You're not allowed to make jokes anymore.
		You're not allowed to make jokes.
unidentified		It's not funny.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Sipping wine.
unidentified		Having some pasta.
		Having some pizza.
		Oh.
		I'm weird.
		I'm normal.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm the father.
unidentified		I'm normal.
		I'm a poor kid.
		I'm a rich kid.
		All right.
		I'm an original.
		One person raised his voice.
		The teacher couldn't believe it.
		but the classroom couldn't believe it either.
		But in the end, he had logic on his side.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
		Give me your love.
		Give me another one.
		In the last several years, Nick has emerged as a new voice for the far right.
		This message reaches young people.
		I'm an America first bitch.
		I want to get in front of somebody and say, it's America first, bitch.
		There it goes.
		Yeah!
		White people founded this country.
		This country wouldn't exist without white people.
		And white people are done being bullied.
		This country wouldn't exist without white people.
		This country wouldn't exist without white people.
		I stop playing games.
		And at any moment, I can just play a play.
		I said trust no man, but you promise I'll never lead you.
		Take off, send it color.
		I said treat you with girls and your mother.
		My mama said trust no ho, use a rubber.
		One, two, one, two, stop the track.
		America's worst.
		Catch you.
		See, Ricky said, buddy, don't want to pull you.
		If they run up on you, you're the one.
		Okay.
		Okay.
		I said trust no ho, use a rubber.
		They take those brackets, they start fucking Not my words, not my rules.
		I just endorse them, all right?
		Blackout, Scott. Scott.
		Everybody.
		Swarming on everybody who dared to oppose.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Warming on everybody who dared to vote.
unidentified		Hey, yo, my ain't cheap.
		Hey, your mama ain't cheap.
		Can't tell you, ain't cheap.
		Compety, it's cheap.
		I've been making waves way before the star kick.
		I've been making waves way before the star kick.
		Y'all did it when I was just a chick.
		Yo, I'm kidding.
		When I was just a chick.
		With the all-black setting, kick it with the weight of fit.
		With the all-black city kicking with the weight of fitness.
		Y'all was it the shit?
		Yo, it's group sick.
		Yo, what's it?
		Yeah, it was three, six.
		Yeah, I was 36.
		Who tight?
		Who tight?
		What's the upset?
		What's the cap set?
		Take me to my first shows.
		Yo, take me to my first show.
		I go, we've only dropped jewels way before they drop jungle.
		First, yeah.
		Oh, my God.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		American first, bitch.
unidentified		I said trust, no man.
		I said trust, no man.
		I said dream.
		No girls, like a mother.
		My mama said trust, don't hold.
		Use a double.
		I said trust, no man.
		I said trust, no man.
		I believe your day was.
		I said dream.
		No girls, like a mother.
		My mama said trust, no hold.
		Use a double.
		This is from your biggest Protestant fan.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		May you one day see the light.
unidentified		Well, hey, thanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Love you, too.
unidentified		but sorry, I believe in religion that makes sense, so.
unidentified		Let's just call it what it is.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		The system hates white people.
		That's just what it is.
		And everybody wants to call it everything other than that.
		They want to call it everything other than what it is.
		You may hear conservatives talk about cultural Marxism.
		Critical race theory.
		That's the new one.
		Gotta ban critical race theory.
		CRT.
		And critical race theory has Marxist origins.
		It's socialism.
		It's communism.
		It's anti-western.
		It's anti-western civilization.
		Anti-western culture.
		Conservatives even will call it anything other than what it is.
		Because it's not politically correct to say what it is.
		You can't utter it in polite society.
		But we all know what it is.
		It's racial.
		It's racial hatred.
		They hate white people.
		This little boy, Cash Gernon, was murdered, dragged out of his bed in the middle of the night in his home and murdered outside his house in the street by a black man because he was white.
		That black guy killed a white boy because he was white.
		And this black guy hated white people.
		That's why he did it.
		It was an act of hatred.
		It wasn't random.
		It was an act of racial hatred perpetrated by a black male against a white boy.
		And why is everybody so afraid to call it that?
		Of course that's what it is.
		What has been engendered in the population for the past two years?
		What's been engendered in the population for the past thirty years?
		Other than anti-white hatred.
		What are people learning in the schools?
		When you go to grade school... Okay, am I live?
		Let me double check.
		Hey!
		Okay, I'm live!
		Hi, good evening everybody.
		I'm sort of at a weird angle here.
unidentified		Kind of, ah, there's shit on this chair too.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I just noticed that.
		Hey!
		Good evening, everybody.
		You're watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		Great show for you tonight.
		I'm sort of forced to sit at an angle here in this chair.
unidentified		Just on the way I'm situated here.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
		I'm sort of facing this way, but I'll have to turn.
		Well, what's going on, everybody?
		We're gonna have a casual stream tonight, laid back.
		I'm on the road.
		I'm in the hotel.
		So I'm not in my normal studio.
		Don't have my normal setup, which is a little bit disorienting for me.
		But I hope everybody's having a good night.
		We still have kind of a show going on.
		I'm not going to be doing super chats.
		Just a heads up because I don't have my laptop with me.
		But I will be back in the studio Monday for a full regular show, regular week of shows next week.
		I don't know, I might be traveling next week too, I'm not 100% sure, but I'll keep you up to date.
		I'll be back on Monday though.
		So I'm out here, I'm out here in Tennessee and I've been working on some podcasts, big things coming up.
		Today I just shot another episode of I'm doing fine, which is the Gina Florio podcast.
		So I recorded an episode of that I think a couple months ago after AFPAC and it was very well received.
		I think it got 70,000 views.
		I think it was their highest rated episode.
		So they invited me back.
		I flew back down here.
		So I shot another episode of that.
		I think it was like An hour and a half, two hours, and I guess it should be coming out later this week, so I'll let you know.
		I'll post the link on Telegram and Gab when it drops.
		Also, I will be going on the Bryson Gray podcast tomorrow, so I'll be seeing him and I'll be jumping on his show.
		And I'll be hanging out this weekend with probably Dalton, Tyler Beardson.
		We're going to come up with some big plans about a pro-life demonstration.
		We're thinking early June, Washington D.C.
		But it's very tentative.
		I don't even want to mention any specific dates or anything yet because it's still kind of tentative.
		I'm down here to meet with them also to begin preparations for that as well as some other speaking things that may be going on this year or next.
		So it's really just been kind of a hectic day.
		I flew out of Chicago this morning and honestly flying is just such a chore now.
		It's just unbelievable.
		You know, I'm off the no-fly list, but I'm still on this quad S list.
		Every time I fly, I gotta get to the airport two hours early, and you know, they put me through the whole, the whole deal.
		I gotta go to the desk, I gotta get, and it's like, you know, that's maybe the worst, well, it's definitely not the worst, but it's one of the worst aspects of it.
		You know, normally you just bring your ticket to the To the airport and just can go right through to security if you fly a lot You know this you get your boarding pass on your phone.
		You can print your boarding pass With your printer at home and then you can just show up to the airport If you don't have luggage, you just go straight to security and you're done well, I got to go to the counter and And it's it's so funny every time I have the same experience.
		I almost I was thinking I should get like a card like explaining my situation because every time I go to the airport I get in line for customer service and some J.O.
		you know airline representative comes up to me and says Did you need help checking your bag?
		Because you know they have like kiosks.
		They have kiosks where you know you go there and you put in your record locator and you can get your boarding pass at like a kiosk independently and then you just bring your bag up to the front and they throw it on the thing and it's no big deal.
		And you only need customer service unless you like need help.
		So I walk right into the airport and go on the line and they go, do you need help?
		You know, if you need to check in, go to the kiosk.
		I'm like, listen, like you don't understand.
		OK, you don't understand me.
		You don't know my life.
		You don't know my story here.
		I'm exactly where I need to be.
		I know exactly where I need to be.
		And it's right here.
		Because I always go online and they always hassle me.
		I jump in the customer service line and they come up.
		They go, hi sir, what did you need help with today?
		I'm like, I'm on the Quad S list.
		So why don't you just get out of my way and let me wait here.
		And then I get up and they go, okay I'd like to see your ID please.
		And I give them the ID.
		And they try to check me in.
		It doesn't work.
		Then they call over.
	They're like, I've never seen this before.
	What should I do?
	And they go, call that number.
	They're calling airport security.
	They call the number.
	They're on hold.
	They go, OK, are you with anybody?
	Are you checking in a gun?
	Are you checking in a bag?
	No, no, no.
	Then they get put on hold.
	It's like a 30, 45 minute ordeal.
	And then they print out a boarding pass with the Quad S.
	I'm so sorry about the wait.
	Here you go.
	I take my boarding pass.
	I go down.
	I wait in line.
	Used to be they used to escort me down.
	Now they just print a boarding pass and they have me just get in line, which is new.
	Because they used to walk me to TSA and then TSA would walk me to security.
	Now I gotta wait in line with everybody else.
	And then, you know, so you wait in line for security, and they scan your boarding pass, and they, you know, do the blue light on your ID, and every time I give them my thing, and they go, hey, wait a minute, why don't you stand over here?
	This time, I got through security, and it was like this three foot tall Mexican guy, and he did not know what the fuck he was doing.
	I've done this many times now, even though I just got off the no-fly list.
	I've already been through this like 10 times.
	So I know the process.
	I, you know, I give them my Quad S boarding pass and it flags it.
	They call the supervisor over and usually the supervisor says, okay, here's what you're going to do.
	Empty your pockets, shoes, belt, jacket, hat, any of that.
	Put it in a bin, go through the x-ray machine, then go through the other machine, the one that spins.
	And then they go through your shit and then they pat you down.
	And this guy, he shows up where you scan your boarding pass.
	And he's like, do you have any electronics?
	I'm like, yeah.
	He's like, take them out of your bag.
	He has me take them out in the line, like in the line to scan the boarding pass.
	Not even like at the, not even once you're past that point.
	I'm like, OK, here's my electronics.
	OK, zip your bag back up.
	I'm like, couldn't I have done this?
	You know, because then we walk into the actual, like where the conveyor belt is and the x-ray machine is.
	And he's like, OK, open your bag again, take your stuff out.
	I'm like, couldn't we?
	Why did I open my bag on the floor in the middle of the line in front of everybody when you're just going to have me open up my bag again now that we're at the security part?
	And he sends me through the one machine, but not the other.
	Because he doesn't know what he's doing.
	And then he's like, oh, actually, I'm going to need you to come back through the other one.
	I'm like, yeah, you missed a step, pal.
	And then they pat me down and everything.
	And then this fucking fat black lady with like the most lesbian haircut I've ever seen.
	She takes my boarding pass and ID and she's gotta clear it.
	While they search, while they rifle through all my belongings, some black guy is rifling through my carry-on.
	and he doesn't fold my clothes so they're all wrinkled he opens up my book and loses my bookmark in my book so now I don't know I'm swimming I don't know where I'm at in my book because he lost my bookmark and then he didn't even know how to close the clasp on the inside of the suitcase to hold everything down he's like oh here you figure it out okay really
	So then the black lady comes back with my ID and boarding pass, and she does this, like, cutesy thing where she's like, Mr. Fuentes, uh, I need you to do something for me.
	I'm like, okay.
	And she goes, have a great afternoon.
	I'm like, thanks, you fucking, you know.
	Thanks a lot, thanks.
	Wow, really appreciate it.
	I'm like, I'm late.
	I'm late because this dummy doesn't know what he's doing, and now you're gonna give me a little routine like it's cute?
	I've been through this.
	Have a great afternoon.
	Yeah, you too.
	Thanks a lot.
	Thanks for the rape.
	Thanks for groping me.
	After they get done, you know, groping me.
	After they get done rifling through all my belongings and groping my genitals.
	Cause that's, they pat you down every time.
	And they're, you know, they're up in your business.
	They're up in your legs.
	They're touching your ass.
	Do you have a great afternoon?
	Yeah, I'm having a great afternoon.
	This is a highlight of my fucking day.
	Unbelievable.
	And she looked like, I didn't even know it, she looked like she was on Buzz Lightyear Space Command.
	You remember that, remember that Buzz Lightyear cartoon show?
	She had like the weirdest getup I've ever seen.
	She looked like some kind of, she looked like an avatar space marine.
	Like a butch, uh, black, I don't know if she was a lesbian, but she looked like, you know, masculine.
	I'm just so sick of it.
	The TSA are like DMV workers.
	Seriously.
	You know, I just have no confidence in airport security because the kinds of people, and I know this is not like a hot take or anything, but TSA, you know, these are supposed to be like protecting the skies from what?
	Terrorism or something?
	And they're literally just glorified bureaucrats, glorified DMV workers.
	It's like the most unfit, unkempt, ragtag bunch of people mulattos you've ever seen in every airport.
	And they're always slow, and they never know what the hell they're doing, and...
	Anyway, so I'm, like, late for my flight.
	I'm, like, running to my gate.
	Well, not running.
	That's not dignified.
	I'm, like, speedwalking.
	I refuse to, like, run through the airport.
	I would rather miss my flight than run, than race through the airport like, you know, some idiot.
	So I'm walking at a brisk pace, but I've never been to this gate before and it's like a mile.
	Like I've never... I was at Midway, which is a smaller airport.
	I've never walked to this terminal before.
unidentified		It was A4B.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So it was like completely in a different direction than the rest of the A terminal and I finally get there and they're boarding and you know the beautiful thing about Quad S is you get the enhanced screening at security.
		You go straight from security to the gate and then they screen you again at the gate.
		So I get to the gate and they're like okay now we're gonna now we're gonna search you again and empty your stuff again and blah blah blah.
		So at this point I'm just like so over it so you know I get on the plane and then I'm sitting between two old women like not not old to me it's sort of like if I were on an airplane I have to go to this middle seat I could barely fit my luggage in the overhead bin I'm squished between these two women, and like, here's the thing.
		If they were like my age or younger, that would be fine.
		If they were like 80, that would also be fine.
		But they were in like the exact sweet spot where it was intolerable.
		They were like in their 40s or 50s or something.
		Nothing wrong with 40, 50 year old women or anything, but um...
		Oh I get on the plane I just you know I pass out I was exhausted and I wake up and you know we're getting off the plane and the one lady next to me is going on and on and on about this wedding she's going to.
		I could tell you every little detail Oh, I'm going to Florida.
		I have a five-hour layover.
		I have this wedding to go to.
		It cost me $700 for my flight.
		I think it's a seven-hour drive, and I have a five-hour layover, but if I rented a car, it would cost me $700 and $300 in gas.
		What do I give for a gift?
		Do I give $150?
		It's my niece, so I don't know.
		Do I give $300?
		I don't want to be the cheapo aunt, but it's going to cost me two, three grand before I even get to the wedding, just to show up.
		My uncle, he went to a wedding in Ireland, and he said, my presence is your presence, because it costs...
unidentified		And I'm just, and I'm sitting there just like, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Like, I'm being fucking held captive here.
		It's like the whole plane is de-planing, and we're all the way at the back.
		I have to board last every time.
		Normally I fly first class, but this is the only flight I could get at this time, so I had to do Southwest.
		So I'm all the way at the back.
		I'm in the middle.
		I'm buckled in.
		And we're waiting for everybody to clear out, and I'm just like trapped here.
		It's 90 degrees, we're melting in the plane, and this lady is going on and on and on about her wedding.
		And I'm like, can someone kill me?
		Is there an air marshal on this plane?
		Can I, like... Can somebody come over here and just break my neck or something?
unidentified		Like...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		She was not.
		I mean, Duncan, I was polite.
		I was polite.
		You know, she was nice enough.
		She was trying to be nice, but, like, I hadn't slept.
		I had a long day.
		I, like, broke my foot, so I'm, like, just in seething, throbbing pain the whole day.
		I had to, like, briskly walk a mile in the airport, limping.
		And then I'm sit... I finally... I get an hour to sleep on the flight here, and I wake up to this.
		And where are you from?
		I love when they ask me my business.
		What are you here in Nashville for?
		I'm here to see friends, okay?
		I'm here to see my friends.
		I'm here to see my friends Martin Shkreli and Donald Trump, okay?
		So I get off the plane.
		I rent a car.
		It's traffic.
		I rent a car and then I get right in traffic and then I get to the hotel and the guy at the hotel is a total weirdo.
unidentified		Guy checking me in, whatever.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And then I gotta drive through more traffic to get to the place, and then I finally get there, and we do the show, and the show's good.
		I get back to the hotel, I fall asleep.
		And then I wake up just in time to do the show.
		So anyway, so it's been a long day.
		That was my day.
		I told you it was gonna be a low-key, casual stream.
		That was my long day.
		Like I said tomorrow I'll be jumping on the Bryson Gray podcast which I'm excited to do and I'll be hanging out with him on Saturday as well and Also have to meet with Dalton Tyler and Beardson planning out our Florida move as well as our big plan for next year and some activism stuff coming up in the next few weeks, so That's what I'm up to.
unidentified		Long day, but, uh, you know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, there's not.
		It's just, it's just taxing.
		It's just, travel is just so taxing.
		I mean, don't get me wrong.
		I'm so grateful and glad that I'm off the no-fly list, but I really forgot how taxing travel is.
		I used to travel all the time, and, uh, I don't miss it.
		I forgot how, I forgot how, um, Stressful it is.
		You know, I know most people don't travel very much, and so I think a lot of people glamorize, like, I wonder what it'd be like to just travel.
		I mean, don't get me wrong, I like the novelty of it.
		There's, there's things that I find interesting about it, but it's really, especially with the airport stuff, it's just, uh, it's just annoying.
		This chair is disgusting.
		Sort of dirty.
		But anyway, I want to talk about a couple of news things, and then I'm gonna get out of here.
		No super chats, because I don't have my super chat set up here.
		Am I still live, by the way?
		Let me just double check on my other phone, my Twitter phone.
unidentified		This looks like we're good.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
		I wanted to talk about this Madison Cawthorn development.
		Very shocking.
		You know, Madison Cawthorn lost his primary on Tuesday, so he will not be the Republican nominee in the 11th District of North Carolina.
		I said on my show, I'd be curious to see how he responds.
		Is he going to double down?
		Is he going to go all in?
		Is he going to capitulate?
		You know, because Tom Tillis, the senator from North Carolina, came out and said, you know, well, that he conceded before it was called shows he's making a step in the right direction to fix his reputation or something.
		Very patronizing.
		And I said, so is he going to embrace the establishment and say, oh, mea culpa, you know, please accept me back, or is he going to go, you know, all in?
		And it looks like he's going to go all in.
		He's been talking about dark MAGA going all the way.
		And he posted this thing on Instagram, Which I was snubbed.
		He said, hey, we love the America First movement, Darren Beattie, and Marjorie Tilley Green, and Wendy Rogers, and Paul Gosar, and the great Charlie Kirk, and Donald Trump, and not me.
		Why not me?
		Is it because I made fun of you for not having the usability of your legs?
		Because I hardly think that is really an appropriate response.
		To a harmless little joke like that.
		Is it because I joke that the worst case scenario for America First is if he got bionic legs and sought to destroy us all?
		Because frankly, I think it's very immature of him to hang on to a grudge like that over a harmless little remark.
		But...
		So he makes his big post on Instagram and says, we're with the America First movement, which is great.
		That's terrific.
		Uh, you know, he's shouting out all the good guys.
		I'm fine with that.
		He doesn't want to shout me out.
		I, I know I've offended him.
		Um, but there was something in his post that was a little bit disturbing.
		He said, he said in the post, the time for Gentile politics is over.
		And I'll pull it up on Instagram right now, and I'll read the exact post because I almost didn't even believe it when I read it.
		It was shocking.
		So he posts, uh, America First Patriots, Darren Beatty, Tucker Carlson, Marjorie, Michael Knowles, Matt Gaetz, Paul Gosar, you know, whatever, all these people.
		And he says, um, He says, when the establishment turned their guns on me, when the Uni Party coalesced to defeat an America First member, very few people had my back.
		I had your back.
		I supported.
		This list includes the lion's share of figures that came to my defense when it was not politically profitable.
		These are honorable men and women who are the type of friends anyone yearns to have.
		At the beginning, Uh, of a change, the Patriot is a rare and hated man.
		These are those rare and hated men and women.
		These are the national figures who I believe are Patriots.
		Hey, did he edit it out?
		Where's the part about Gentile politics?
		Oh, here it is.
		You said defeat three times.
		Time for Gentile politics as usual has come to an end.
		It's time for the rise of the new right.
		It's time for dark MAGA to truly take command.
		We have an enemy to defeat, but we'll never be able to defeat them until we defeat...
		You said defeat three times.
		That's not good writing.
		The cowardly and weak members of our own party, their days are numbered.
		We are coming.
unidentified		And, you know, it's a good post.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's a fine post.
		I like the message.
		Even though I was excluded from it, perhaps deliberately, I know half the people on here, so it's fine.
		But that part where he said the time for Gentile politics is over, what did he mean by that?
		The time for Gentile meaning non-Jew.
		Gentile meaning not Jewish.
		He said the time for Gentile politics is over.
		What did he mean by that?
		Did Madison Cawthorne mean he was going to kill all non-Jews?
		Is that what he meant?
		The time for Gentile politics?
		Is he saying that if you're not Jewish you can't be in politics anymore?
		Is he saying if you don't support Israel you can't be in politics?
		What did he mean by that?
		He has since edited the post and he says the time for Gentile, G-E-N-T-E-E-L, politics as usual is over.
		Was it a harmless typo?
		Was it a harmless mistake?
		Or is Madison Cawthorn declaring war on the Goyim?
		I don't know.
		Frankly, it's a question that needs to be asked.
		Gentile?
		Gentile?
		Harmless typo?
		Or declaration of war against the non-Jews of America?
		I don't know.
		Frankly, it's a question that needs to be asked.
		I think we all deserve an answer.
		I support Madison Cawthorn.
		I supported him through his gay sex scandal.
		I supported him through a scandal of rubbing his naked crotch on his friend's face.
		I supported him through a scandal of his friend grabbing his ball sack while he was driving.
		And I supported him through the scandal of him being in girls clothes in his wheelchair.
		And I don't get the shout out.
		That's fine.
		I'm not bothered by that.
		I don't care.
		Okay?
		I don't care that he snubbed me.
		When will you get that through your head that it didn't bother me?
		When will you just accept the fact that I can be the bigger person and I'm okay with the fact that he snubbed me?
		It didn't bother me.
		I'm a grown man.
		But I did support him through all of this, even though he called me a right-wing nut.
		Even though he called me a right-wing nut.
		Which is a very hurtful thing.
		You know, I only made fun of his disability.
		He called me a nut.
		He called me a nut job.
		So... Fire Jaden McNeil, call that a nut job.
		Get it?
unidentified		Because he had a job with the right-wing nut.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		He was employed by a nut?
		So I didn't take that personally.
		He called me a right-wing nut, and I supported him through his numerous gay sex scandals.
		Or whatever.
		Maybe he's just being sussy with his friends.
		I think the exposed crotch on the face goes a little too far.
		I think that crosses a line.
		I'll be the first to say I think that there's a fine line between being sussy and jumping on your friend's face, crotch first, naked.
		I think that's probably crossing the line.
		But I supported him because he exposed the pedophile elite in D.C.
		and that is the bigger picture.
		The D.C.
		pedophiles are doing far worse than rubbing their exposed genitals in their friend's face In a conspicuous way.
		They're doing far worse.
		They're raping kids.
		They're murdering people.
		Strangling women.
		Conducting mind control experiments.
unidentified		So far worse.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Far worse than LeCawthorne did.
		And that's why I stood up for him.
		That's why I took a stand.
		I got up off my seat and I stood up.
		For our guy, for our America First Cawthorn.
		I don't care that I got snubbed, but we do deserve an answer to the question, is this a declaration of war against non-Jews in America, and do we have to be afraid?
		Do we have to begin scuttling wheelchair accessible ramps to prevent Madison Cawthorn from entering non-Jewish spaces, perhaps with the intention to kill, with the intention to slaughter?
		Because I know I'm going into some of these public places and I see one of those like wheelchair elevators or the ramp.
		And all I see is a vulnerability.
		All I see is that's a that is a point of attack.
		That's a soft target for some kind of maniac.
		Some kind of disabled maniac who might try to kill me for not being Jewish enough or something.
		The time for Gentile politics is over.
		Give me one good reason we shouldn't scuttle all the wheelchair accessible ramps.
		It's a matter of public safety at this point to prevent this man from I don't know what I who God only knows what this man's intentions are when he says something like that.
		Or did he mean Gentile?
		Maybe it was a harmless typo, but it's a question that needs to be asked.
		We need a clarification.
		I don't know how easy I can rest at night.
		Because look, the guy's out of a job.
		He didn't vote when he was in Congress.
		Now that he's out of Congress, this guy's just got a vendetta.
		You know, this is a, you know, potentially bisexual homosexual man with a vendetta against Gentiles.
		I feel like I'd be target number one.
		So I'm calling around at the hotels.
		I'm saying, do you have accessibility?
		If they say no, I book the night.
		But I've been staying between hotels.
		I just, you know, I can't get a good night's rest.
unidentified		So anyway, it's jokes, of course.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Jokes, of course.
		Just a little funny.
		No, I am kidding.
		I do like Madison Cawthorne.
		This chair is dirty.
		I keep putting my hand on this.
		I keep putting my hand on the armrest, and it's dirty.
		Jokes aside, of course, I do support Madison Cawthorne.
		I am having a little bit of fun at his expense, but I do support him.
		It is a shame that he lost, because he got taken out.
		He got assassinated because he blew the whistle, and that's wrong.
		I thought that if he won, that would be a rebuke to the pedophiles.
		That would be a rebuke to the D.C.
		establishment.
		Because, you know, of course they threw their weight behind the challenger.
		They did the drip campaign with the sexual humiliation stuff.
		Because they wanted to punish him in a self-conscious way.
		Not just to take him out, but also to send a message to anybody else.
		This is what happens when you mess with us.
		Don't talk about the sex orgies.
		Don't talk about the cocaine, etc.
		So I wanted him to win.
		I was cheering him on for that reason, and I did defend him throughout all the weird stuff that was going on.
		And honestly, no judgment.
		In my opinion, that is so, like... It's not necessarily no judgment, but it is to say it's not important.
		What's important is he blew the whistle, and he should have retained his seat.
		It shouldn't be up to some shadowy cabal run by blackmail to decide who gets to serve in Congress and who doesn't.
		That's the problem.
		So I supported him throughout all of that, and I continue to support him, and I hope that he can rebound and maybe get another term in Congress.
		Who knows?
		Maybe he'll try to run for state office.
		I don't know what the pathway looks like.
		It's just Thursday.
		You know, he lost on Tuesday, so we don't need to know what that trajectory looks like.
		But I support him.
		Anything he does in the future, I'll be behind him.
		Even if he snubbed me, Even if he stubbed me on the Instagram post, that was nasty, but it is cool that he included a lot of our allies on there.
		there.
		Like I said, I know like half the people on there, so that's good to see.
		But I'm sure he just misspelled Gentile.
		He should get somebody to write those.
		That wasn't very well written.
		That was not a very...when he said defeat three times, what did he say?
		We have an enemy to defeat, but we will never be able to defeat them until we defeat the cowardly... It's like, who's writing this?
		Like, come on, nigga.
		Who's writing this stuff?
		I mean, did Madison write that?
unidentified		Come on, now.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Some of the stuff he posts is just, like, shaking my head.
unidentified		SMH.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Like, what is this?
		Why... Why does he have a podcast where he's just, like, behind an American flag or something?
		Or in front of an American flag?
		See?
		He's got worse production quality than me, and he's, like, a well-funded congressman.
		And in this one, he just kinda looks silly.
		So... Anyway.
		So that's Madison.
		I wanted to cover that.
		He's in his bio, Amateur Chef.
		Take that out, bro.
		Why is that in your bio?
		Honestly, I wish I didn't have to do this, but sometimes I feel like I'm the only one that has common sense.
		I know, I know, I'm like provocative and controversial, but it's like, do you really need a guy like me to come around and say, don't put In his Instagram bio, Madison Cawthorn, amateur chef, American congressman and servant of the people.
		Like, why you got that in your bio, man?
		He's got probably presidential aspirations or something like that.
		Why you got amateur chef in your bio?
		What is that doing for anybody?
		Oh, cute.
		You're a hobbyist.
		You're a cooking hobbyist.
		Like, anyway, I'm being a little bit overly critical.
		But sometimes I look at what these people do and I'm like, Seriously?
		This is the best we've got?
		What are we doing here, man?
		Who's running this?
unidentified		Who's running this shit?
		Who's running the social media here?
		Ugh!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Genteel?
		Gentile?
		Come on, man.
		Proofread it.
		For crying out loud.
		I have better proofreading and I'm just some guy online.
		Anyway.
		So that's Cawthorn.
		The other thing I want to talk about is Elon Musk.
		Apparently now he's getting MeToo'd.
		They're saying that he, uh, raped, well not raped, they're saying that he exposed himself to some woman and propositioned her on a flight and he had to pay a quarter of a million dollars to cover it up.
		Honestly, there's really not much to say about that.
		Everybody knows what's going on there.
		If I were back at home at the studio, I would go into like, you know, and here's Lee and here's another thing, but we all know what's going on with that.
		It's so convenient that whenever, you know, like when Trump runs for president, then somebody comes out and says, you know what?
		20 years ago, he raped me or whatever.
		And same with Brett Kavanaugh and now Elon Musk.
		Go figure!
		This is why you can never believe women.
		Not only do I not believe all women, I don't believe any women.
		Because women lie.
		We all know that.
		Women absolutely manipulate the situation.
		And especially when it comes to sexual stuff.
		It's really a he said, she said.
		And, uh, to the extent that they're not completely fabricating something, we all understand women's penchant to exaggerate, fudge the truth, misremember, and so on to create something convenient.
		They could do anything.
		You know, as far as... They could do the most messed up thing and then gaslight you into, like, blaming yourself.
		You see it, I don't have any experience with this, but you see this on like TikTok where it's like a guy will catch his girlfriend cheating and then she'll like blame it on him and be like, you shouldn't have been home right now.
unidentified		How could you?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, I see these TikToks where it's like Reddit.
		And it's like, what's the worst story you've ever heard?
		And it's somebody like playing Minecraft or something and then it's somebody replies and they're like, I saw one the other day where it's like, uh, the girlfriend was cheating and the, or no, it was the girl.
		No, it was this.
		I think it was the wife.
		The wife wanted to get rid of the husband's cat because she said the cat keeps waking me up.
		And so the husband stayed up all night and recorded, recorded the entire night, stayed awake the whole night and recorded it.
		And then when he woke up, she was like, this cat's making all this noise.
		And he's like, really?
		When?
		Because I recorded the whole night.
		And she was like, you're crazy.
		How could you do that?
		Now this is like, now this is like a Reddit post being read on TikTok.
		You know, when they do like the Reddit post over like Minecraft gameplay or like Fortnite creative gameplay.
		Take that with a grain of salt.
unidentified		But, but, but.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Now, I know people are going to say, Nick's understanding of women comes from TikTok.
		You're right.
		Also, it's true.
		Also, we all know it's true.
		And so, you know, women, that's a thing.
		They're like George Costanza.
		They can lie and they can make themselves believe the lie.
		It's very convincing.
		And so, not only do I not believe all women, I believe zero women.
		I believe no women.
		When women tell me anything, I automatically assume they're lying or have ulterior motives.
		And especially when it concerns a billionaire, a president, a Supreme Court justice, the new CEO of Twitter, whatever, you can bet your ass they're lying.
		And basically, this is just a completely dysfunctional way for society to be run.
		That it's like a woman, any woman can make any allegation against any man and then that man is going to have his life ruined?
		I know this isn't like a hot take, this is basic like Me Too era type stuff, but seriously.
		Now they're gonna come out and say, oh, actually, Elon Musk, who before was a paragon of EVs and environmentalism and yadda yadda yadda.
		Oh, now he's, uh, now he's turning into Voldemort in real time.
		Now he's turning into a supervillain.
		He was Tony Stark, now he's Darth Vader.
		And he raped a woman.
		It's like, really?
		So, I support all rape accusees.
		Anyone who's accused of rape... No, I'm not gonna go that far.
		Anyone who's accused of rape, I believe you.
		I support you.
		Now, that's a joke, obviously.
		But, particularly in these situations, I don't believe it, and I basically just think it's a joke.
		And this is a big problem with, like, this consent society, is that You know, we've made our own bed with this.
		The entire paradigm which we have, from abortion to Me Too, sexual harassment, women in the workplace, we made our bed with feminism.
		Like, all of this is downstream from feminism.
		Because if women were not in the workforce, and if men and women were only having sex in marriage, or at least encouraged to do that and shamed if they weren't, you would resolve like 80-90% of these societal issues to keep cropping up.
		You could get rid of HR.
		You could get rid of, you know, all this kind of stuff.
		There'd probably be no more rape for the most part, except for in rare circumstances.
		But you've got this society where men and women are just having sex all the time, strange women, strange men, and it's this casual sex type stuff, and men and women are having high exposure to each other, strange men and strange women having high frequency intimate exposure all the time in the workplace, generally in the society, and then we wonder why it turns into, you know, these
		These kinds of gender wars, these kinds of gender conflicts, we wonder then why society's consumed by malicious envy and these sort of predatory sexual allegations, and in some cases sexual predation itself.
		It's not to say it doesn't exist, but we're kind of inviting all these problems with this sort of liberal attitude we have about the whole thing.
		So, And I've said that before.
		I said that four or five years ago on the Lauren Southern stream.
		It's like, how do you prevent sexual harassment in the workplace?
		Get women out of the workplace.
		What are they doing there?
		What are they doing there?
		So, but it also just goes to show how transparent the left is in the sense that, you know, Elon Musk is literally out there saying, yeah, I'm going to vote Republican.
		Leftism is evil.
		Like the far left is full of hatred, blah, blah, blah.
		I'm taking over Twitter.
		And he goes out there and says explicitly, okay, now they're going to come after me.
		I came for the regime.
		Now they're going to retaliate.
		And that's what I can't get over is the self-conscious nature of everything.
		That's the thing that I'm hung up on lately, is it's not just that now they're gonna hit him with the sex scandal.
		It's that they're doing it, and everyone knows that's what they're doing.
		You know what I mean?
		Like, it's not like, it's not like this is conventional, like... Do you know what I'm saying?
		He goes out there and makes this, he strikes at the belly of the beast, and he's narrating that he's doing this.
		You know, he's aware of it, he's narrating it, he's sort of providing the, uh, uh, what do you call that?
		In like a Greek play, when you have like a little, uh, you know, you had a choir, you know, a chorus singing, you know, narrating what's going on.
		So he, he's on, he's making a play at the regime, and he's narrating it for himself, for the audience, like breaking the fourth wall, Again, there's a self-conscious aspect to it.
		He's out there saying, yep, I'm going for them, and now they're gonna come for me.
		Get ready for them to attack me.
		And then they do, and then they attack him.
		And they're not saying it explicitly, but in a sense, they almost are.
		And they're saying, yeah, here's the regime counterattack you ordered.
	Here's your sex scandal cover-up that you ordered, courtesy of the regime, because you fucked with us, and we don't care who knows.
	And so it's almost like we're all just kind of, like, the things that were implicit before are being made explicit.
	The things that were sort of presumed before are now, we're all cognizant of these things.
	And I said that about the Russia-Ukraine conflict when that started.
	It's certainly true about this.
	And I just don't understand how there are people that aren't, like, Like, how are you not watching things play out at that level?
	How could you still play at the level of the veil of ignorance?
	Like, watching this on TV and going, oh, oh, he got a sex scandal, oh boy, well, you know, maybe he's a bad guy.
	How are you not watching this at the level of, he's clearly attacking the regime's monopoly on information, he said they're gonna go after him and now they are.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like, how can anybody still be on that lower level Somehow there are people out there that still exist like this.
	Aren't we so far past that?
	It's like, it's like the Matrix.
	It's like red pill, blue pill.
	And like, we're in this civil war of like, waking the people up from the machine.
	Like, you know what I'm saying?
	Like, now we really have formed this resistance of, when I say red pill, I don't mean like MAGA hat on, you know, Republican voting.
	I mean like, realize that everything is fake.
	Everything is put on.
	But there's still so many people trapped.
	It's just hard to believe that, like, I mean, I guess, I guess if people don't really pay attention, it makes no difference, but if you've been doing this for like six years like I have, five, six years, it's like, how did you not arrive at this destination yet?
	So, big sex scandal for Elon.
	It doesn't phase me.
	I don't care.
	Even if it was true, who cares?
	Honestly, that's the point I'm at.
	At this point, I don't even care to defend this stuff.
	If Madison Cawthorn was doing sussy stuff, honestly, I don't care.
	If Elon Musk forced himself or exposed himself to some girl, I literally don't care.
	I care this much.
	I care not at all.
	If that even was true.
	I mean, I could go on here and give the pretense of like, oh yeah, it's probably fake because, you know, they have an interest in taking him down.
	Even if it was true, honestly, who cares?
	Are we not so far past that?
	I felt the same way about Donald Trump.
	If Donald Trump shot somebody in the middle of Fifth Avenue, it's true, I still would have voted for him, even if it was true.
	I don't know how people are at that point yet, either.
	You know?
	Same with, like, Martin Shkreli, all these guys.
	Aren't we so far past this juvenile, like, well, hmm, good guy did a bad thing, guess it's over.
	It's like, yeah, you know, world's a complicated place.
	There aren't good and bad people, there's just people.
	And sometimes people do bad things, and, you know, people that are engaged in a righteous cause can do bad things.
	And really what matters is winning at the end of the day.
	And at what point are we willing to put aside our sort of feelings and be able to just get behind winners no matter what is going on?
	And so I look at a guy like Elon Musk and I'm realizing, I'm like, even if it was true, who cares?
	Is that, number one, that's such a nothing?
	But even if you were to try to say, oh, that's like a problem, honestly, it's like, who even cares?
	It's probably fake, even if it isn't.
	It's a nothing.
	Even if you think that's wrong, whatever.
	He's buying Twitter.
	The people that we're at war against are pedophiles and rapists and murderers and war criminals and devil worshippers.
	So I've just had it.
	But that's the game that they play.
	They play the reputation assassination game.
	And that kind of stuff only has mileage insofar as people buy into it.
	It only has currency insofar as people are willing to buy into that operation.
	The character assassination doesn't work if people just shrug it off and go, whatever, who cares.
	They're gonna fuck with you?
unidentified		Whatever.
unidentified		That's how I feel at this point about the whole thing.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Even like with Donald Trump, even people on our side, they go, Donald Trump, he's a vaccine salesman, this and that.
		It's like, honestly, I hate that.
		But really, who cares?
		There was an article that came out today that said that Trump threatened to, like, execute some woman in Michigan because she wasn't going to turn over the election results.
		Some state election official in Michigan came out today.
		Do you remember when they wouldn't turn over the election results back in, like, November 2020?
		And she came out and said, Trump said he was going to arrest me and charge me with treason and execute me.
		And it's like, yeah, that's our guy.
		That's our guy.
		The guy that's thinking about executing people?
		Uh, you know, that's our guy.
		I don't care how cringe the policy is or whatever.
		The guy that was banned on Twitter?
		The guy that led the march on Washington?
		You know, the guy that never conceded his election?
		Like, yeah, that's our guy.
		But he said something cringe!
		He endorsed this Turk guy in Pennsylvania.
		Whatever.
		Can we not, like, zoom out and look at the big picture here?
unidentified		So.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So that's my take on the latest.
		But it's kind of a slow news day.
		It's kind of refreshing, because normally I go out of town and that's when all the news happens.
		So it's a little bit of a relief that for once I go out of town and nothing's really going on, so I'm not really missing anything big.
		Unless I did.
		But yeah, I checked the news.
		I didn't really see anything too important happen.
		But I saw the Elon Musk story.
		I saw the Trump thing.
		Cawthorn Post.
		It's good stuff.
		I'm generally, I'm overall, I'm pretty optimistic.
		I'm pretty white-pilled about America first, and I'm also very white-pilled about the future of the country.
		I think that this is an electric moment, and we're going to have a chance to capture lightning in a bottle again in 2024.
		And look at how things are coalescing.
		Roe v. Wade, Russian war in Ukraine, Elon Musk possibly bringing us all back on Twitter, Donald Trump running again, maybe he'll be based again, maybe not, but maybe.
		There's a lot of positive things happening, and there's definitely a shift.
		I think the energy switched up like six months ago or something, and I definitely still feel it.
		And this time, America First is going to be a part of it.
		You know, a lot of people lately have been on the fear-uncertainty-doubt train, but consider it was just two months ago that we had Marjorie Taylor Greene, Paul Gosar, Wendy Rogers, Katherine McGeehan, Uh, Garrett Ziegler, who just dumped the Hunter Biden laptop.
		Some people are like, who's Garrett Ziegler?
		He just dumped the Hunter Biden laptop story.
		We had all these government officials, Joe Arpaio and AFPAC3, and now they're rolling with Madison Cawthorne.
		Now they're part of, like, this America First thing.
		Like, I don't need to spell it out for you exactly, but we're in a really sweet spot right now that we've never been in.
		And it's easy sometimes to take for granted our progress, but like a year ago, AFPAC 2 almost didn't happen, and we kind of swung the Gosar thing last minute.
		And the year before that, it was me, and Scott, and Michelle Malkin.
		That was it.
		And now here we are a couple years later, and we're a part of a real emerging coalition of like, Big shit people, like important people, politicians, influential pundits, and so on, that are comprising a real America First movement that, guess what, is talking about an immigration moratorium, is talking about the neocon endgame in Ukraine, is in some cases saying some things about foreign aid or whatever.
		Socially conservative, saying a lot of more base things about Christianity.
		You know, if you're really paying attention at the broad strokes over the past five years, the trajectory has only gone up.
		And it takes a lot of, it's a lot of subversion, it's a lot of FUD, and in my opinion, probably well-paid opposition that's trying to convince people otherwise.
		But the trajectory remains very positive for America First.
		And the position that we're in, we've never been in a stronger position.
		I don't know how people come off of AFPAC 3 and it's like, oh well that was two months ago.
		It's like, we had 1,200 people, we had nine government officials, we made hundreds of thousands of dollars, and a month later people are like, well there's some e-drama, so what do you have for me lately?
		Do you have anything new?
		That was two months ago.
		Now there's e-drama.
		But honestly, that's okay.
		Because at this point in time, what we have going is so precarious, that it's almost a good thing that it's kind of flying under the radar.
		It's almost a good thing that some people are saying, like, I'll count those guys out, they're not going to make it.
		Because I think if people are really paying close attention, It would honestly alarm people, I think, how much progress we're making, the inroads we're making.
		I'm not going to spell it out.
		I'm not going to make the ADL's job easier for them, but in some sense it's almost a blessing in disguise that there's not a microscope on the exact manner in which we're making inroads and instead people are focusing on these sort of smoke screens and these other things going on.
		Because then they could thwart some things that are going on, and that gives us a chance to give them a rude awakening very soon.
		So, you know, that's always the delicate game that you play.
		I'm talking to you, I'm talking to, you know, six, seven thousand of my closest friends and followers, but I'm also talking to the media, who hangs on my every word.
		I'm also talking to the researchers that hang on my every word, and they're on my Twitter account, they're on my, they're on my ass on everything.
		But you gotta trust the plan.
		Just remember to trust the plan.
		Every time when people are like, oh, I don't know how I could trust the plan, they always get proven wrong.
		Time and time again, like, you know, 2020.
		When stuff was going down in 2020, how could we possibly trust the plan?
		I said, trust the plan.
		We had one of our biggest years ever.
		January 6th, everybody said, okay, Nick, you're banned on DLive.
		Put on the no-fly list.
		You're under investigation by the Feds.
		Patrick Casey just bailed out.
		You know, what could possibly be the plan?
unidentified		Boom!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Half-Pack 2, Paul Gosar, keynote speaker.
		Okay, Nick.
		You're on the no-fly list now.
		It's brutal.
		You just, you have to drive everywhere.
		This and that just happened.
		You know, what could pop?
unidentified		Boom!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Cozy.tv.
		And it's like, you know, Trust the plan.
		Trust the plan.
		America first.
		Remains inevitable.
		We're on our inevitable track.
		The plan is destined for completion regardless of, you know, these...
		Can I turn this off?
unidentified		Okay. - Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So anyway, so I think that's all I got for you tonight.
		Remember, no superchats.
		I'll be doing superchats again on Monday.
		Now I'm just doing this show for free.
		So you're welcome, by the way.
		You're welcome.
		That I'm on the road.
		I'm exhausted from travel.
		You know, it's the balls on people to say like I'm a grifter and I do shows like this for free.
		Unreal.
		Yeah, so no Super Chats tonight, but I'll be back doing Super Chats Monday.
		I'll be back in studio Monday.
		I'll be here for a little bit.
		But yeah, I think that's all I got for you tonight.
		I'll just check the live chat.
		Maybe I'll just read some stuff off the live chat real quick.
		Because it's not, it hasn't quite been an hour.
		Let me take a look.
		What a deal!
		Yeah, it is a big deal.
		It is.
		It's a big value deal for you guys.
		Thanks, Nick.
		You're welcome.
		We love you.
		Hey, love you too.
		All right, it's moving too fast.
		I can't really read it.
		Hey, UX in chat!
		Hey, friend.
		What's going on, King?
		Wooza?
		What's up, Wooza?
		I saw Wooza's correspondence with Odyssey.
		That was kind of funny.
		Dalton?
		Yo, Dalton Claude-toid?
		Clodhead.
		Clod.
		Dalton Clodfelter.
		What a name on that guy.
		What a name.
		Imagine you're, like, some kind of service worker checking him in for something.
		Can I take a name for your reservation?
		Dalton Clodfelter.
		It's like, what?
		Nigga, what?
		What are you, a cartoon?
		What are you, a TV character?
		It's a cool name, but it's a little all over the place, not gonna lie.
		Veda and Chat?
		Yo!
		What's up, girl?
		What's up, princess?
		Yo, Trav in chat?
		Lay Trav, my man.
		They gotta get this guy back on CounterCurrents.
		CounterCurrents?
		More like CounterSignal.
		They gotta get Trav back on CounterCurrents and not, you know, not trash America first.
		Dalton Clonfelter.
		Could you imagine this nigga in kindergarten?
		Could you imagine doing, like, attendance in kindergarten and they're like, you know, he lives in the South.
		Or where did he live?
	He's kind of all over the place.
	So I don't know what, you know, regionally the names would be like, but, you know, he's in the South now.
	So they're like, you know, Braden Hunter, Hunter Bradley, Braden Smith.
	And then they're like, Dalton Clodfelter?
unidentified		What the?
unidentified		Here?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, could you imagine in kindergarten?
		Dalton?
		Mr. and Mrs. Clodfelter?
		Can Dalton sleep over?
		Hi, Mr. Clodfelter.
unidentified		Hi, Mr. and Mrs. Clodfelter.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		School's going good.
		Dalton!
		Dalton, what's up?
		I wonder what this nigga's nickname was.
		What was your nickname in high school, Dalton?
		Or in middle school or something?
		You know what they used to call me?
		They used to call me Stick.
		Because they called me a stick in the mud.
		That's very hurtful, okay?
		Because I'm, like, clearly have something going on.
		I'm on the spectrum or something.
		And when I was in high school, all my friends used to smoke pot and drink and go to parties and stuff and I just refused.
		So they used to call me Stick.
		Stick in the mud.
		Alright, Stick.
unidentified		Fuck you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Not nice.
		You know, you want to know why that one hurts?
		Because it's true.
		That one hurts because it's true.
unidentified		Because I know I am a stick in the mud.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm not an entertainer, okay?
		I'm not a host.
		What do I do all day?
unidentified		Work.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I do nothing.
		I read about politics.
		I make phone calls.
		I'm on my computer.
		You know, people are like, what do you do for fun?
		I'm like, I don't, I don't know.
		People come to Chicago, they're like, what do you usually do around here for fun?
		You have any hobbies?
		I'm like, no.
		No, I don't.
		I'm basically alone constantly and I go out to eat or I watch TV if I'm not working.
		So they call me stick in the mud.
		You know what?
		Well, it's not, I feel like the principal in School of Rock when she's like, I am a bitch, a big one.
		That's so me.
		That's why I feel like Principal Mullins in School of Rock.
		That's what I have to be.
		I gotta be the boss.
		I gotta be the big man.
		And there's no time for mucking about.
		We're entering the war zone.
		And alright, enough mucking about.
		We're entering the war zone.
		So, yeah.
		They call me Stick in the Mud.
		Not nice.
		Not nice.
		I'm actually a really fun person if you just have the same interests as me.
		I'm actually really fun if I'm in a good mood.
		If I'm in a very specific mood which occurs like once every three weeks.
		Because I'm like the most moody person ever.
		And like 90% of the time I'm in like a very neutral or bad mood.
		And like 10% of the time I'm in like a jovial... maybe I'm bipolar.
		Because I guess it's sort of like manic depressive.
		I go through most periods I'm just sort of like Like, not emotive, not reactive at all, or depressive, or just straight up, like, furious.
		And then sometimes I'm just, like, on a manic streak.
		And I'm, like, I get... I'll, like, work... I'll do 90% of my work during, like, a manic episode over a two-day period, and then be unproductive the rest of the time.
		So when you catch me when I'm on my manic episode, I'm a really fun person.
		I'm funny, I have caffeine, I drink coffee, I'm caffeinated, and I'm great.
		And then every other time, you know, I'm probably gonna yell at you or snap at you because, you know, you asked me the same question twice.
		So... The mania is a blessing and a curse.
		True.
		I like it.
		I like the mania.
		I like the extremes.
		I like the highs and the lows.
		I like riding the highs and the lows.
		It's exciting.
		You know, I revel in the depressive.
		That's the thing.
		I'm a guy that kind of likes to be depressed.
		That's a characteristic about myself where I think this is why I'm maybe uniquely built for this.
		Because I kind of have like a melancholy soul and when I'm in like a depressive mood, I kind of like revel in it in a weird way.
		Not in like a self-pity way, but in a sort of like Like, appreciating it way.
		Appreciating it in a neutral way.
		I'm emo.
		I'm like Bruce Wayne.
		I'm like Robert Pattinson, Bruce Wayne.
		Someone says this nigga crazy?
		I know.
unidentified		So.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So mysterious and quirky.
		That's so, I am so quirky.
		That's the thing.
		It's like two close confidants did a tell-all interview and basically their assessment is like, I'm basically like a nut job.
		I'm basically like a nut job with a bad temper.
		And yeah, I mean, that's basically an accurate assessment.
unidentified		So.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's a funny thing.
		All my haters, they're always like, you know, someone will crop up and they'll be like, I went to high school at Nick Fuentes, ask me anything.
		And they're like, did he shit his pants?
		Was he, was he, you know, this and that?
		Did he do this?
		And they're like, actually, he was class president.
		And like, you know, and actually was really popular and blah, blah, blah.
		And they're like, oh, damn.
		And then with this latest thing, they're like, oh, was he doing this?
		Was he doing that?
		And they're like, well, he drives a really expensive car that's really loud and he peeled out really fast.
		And basically he's obsessed with Joseph Stalin and Kanye West.
		It's like, yeah, that's kind of like exactly.
		Yeah.
		So in short, what you see is what you get.
		In short, I'm actually probably more based than I am on the show.
		Like I saw Jake Lloyd like to tweet the other day and it was like, Imagine what journalists think are private conversations about my private conversation is like, hey, your ancestor looks cool.
		Here's my ancestor.
		Wow, that looks cool.
		And I looked at that tweet and I'm like, you fucking faggot.
		My private conversations are exactly what journalists think they are.
		They are exactly, they are more than what journalists think they are.
		You know, when we go on the show, I used to, like five years ago, I would say like, wow, journalists are calling me all these things, but I'm really just a nice guy.
		Five years into this fucking battle, five years into this war, you bet your ass my private conversations are worse than what journalists think they are.
		I can't tell you some of the stuff I've said to people.
		Because experience is the ultimate teacher.
		You could read a lot of stuff on Poll in 2016, and then you work in the real world, and you see what's up, and you achieve a far greater understanding.
		So I saw that Jake Lloyd tweet.
		He's like, I just have these innocuous conversations in private!
		I'm like, yeah, because you don't believe in the same things we believe in, you know?
		I'm on that Nixon wavelength.
		I'm on that, you know, About that wavelength.
		So, see, I thought that was kind of comical.
		How is that an ohm?
		They're like, yeah, well, it's confirmed he's a millionaire and he, I think they were upset about the car because I think the girlfriend liked the car.
		The more that I think about it, I was thinking about it the other day and people, because I didn't watch the stream, but people said, he kept talking about your car.
		And I'm like, you know what?
		The girlfriend saw the car in the garage and I think she saw his car and I think she saw my car.
		And maybe that was a source of resentment or something.
		I don't know.
		It's a cool car.
		What can I say?
		I'm entitled to buy a nice car.
		I was on the no-fly list.
		These niggas are literally counting my shekels.
		It's unbelievable.
		You know it was like going by a new car back in October with my assistant and he happened to be in town that week and the reason I bought a new car is because my old car I bought from my dad for like three grand it's a 2005 Mustang it had a hundred and fifty thousand miles on it And I had driven that since I was in high school, okay?
		I'm a millionaire, and up until October, I was driving a 16-year-old car with 150,000 miles on it that, like, the windows don't close, and the air conditioner doesn't work, and all this.
		And so, yeah, I went out and bought a nice car, and I wasn't gonna do that.
		The only reason I did is because I'm on the no-fly list.
		And so I thought, rather than rent cars, which costs thousands of dollars, rather than, do you know how expensive rental cars are now?
		If you want to rent a rental car for weeks, which is what you have to do if you drive to Florida or Texas or DC, it's costing you thousands of dollars.
		It's costing you thousands of dollars for a nice rental car for a week, and then you've got gas.
		And I thought, you know, it's partially a prop.
		If I go somewhere, it's part of the persona.
		That's why I buy like a nice suit.
		It's because it's part of the look.
		Am I going to drive around in like a Kia Sorento or whatever?
		No.
		One, it's part of the look.
		It's part of the character.
		It's part of the entrance.
		And two, I want to have a nice car because I'm going to be putting a lot of miles on it and driving a lot.
		So, and by the way, I shouldn't even feel the need to jump, like, but here's the problem.
	This is the problem with when faggots go and they go, oh, they're counting my money.
	They're gonna go and fucking spill the beans.
	Oh, Nick did this with his money.
	It's nobody's business.
	It's not your business.
	It's not your business.
	It's not anybody's watching this business.
	What I do with my money, um, But yeah, it's unbelievable.
	The assistant comes, and he's there when I buy the car.
	And of course, he picks up the phone.
unidentified		Oh, Nick just bought a car.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And then this gets around.
		It's like, oh, I want more money.
		And they're literally counting my fucking money.
		And then they're going to say, I'm like the penny pincher.
		Really?
		You're counting my money?
		That kind of stuff is so inappropriate, in my opinion.
		I would never do that.
		If I were ever an employee, I would never count people's money because I'm just not that way.
		That, to me, as an Italian, that is like so like gauche.
		Is that the right word?
		It's so uncouth to be counting money.
		You know, ethnics are very prideful about that.
		Ethnics are very prideful about counting money.
		There's a lot of pride about that.
		And so I would never, I would be mortified if I was counting somebody else's money like that.
		So...
		And then, of course, when people go and talk about it, then you're forced into a position where it's like, now in order to defend myself, I have to reveal my legal situation, my financial situation.
		I'm not going to do that.
		But I just wanted to retell that little story because that kept coming up.
		The car, the car, the car.
		Yeah.
		When you're on a no-fly list, a car is kind of a necessity.
unidentified		So.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And it wasn't $79,000.
		It was $47,000 for the record.
		Not that that makes a huge difference or anything, but I don't even get the details right.
		So anyway, let's see what else we got in the live chat.
		It's a respect thing.
		Yeah, and it's just, it's just inappropriate.
		That whole, that whole thing was just totally inappropriate.
unidentified		It's just not cool.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, you think you're like friends with people and then they're like counting your money and they're like, you know, It's daggers out.
		When you're in the center, when you're in the nucleus, it's daggers out.
		The dagger of Damocles.
		Never forget.
		Always hanging over your head.
		You should wish.
		It's good to be number two or number three.
		It's good to be in the lower tier.
		Because when you're in the center, it is knives out.
		Everybody's watching your every move, your every word.
		And I guess I should have expected that.
		Now I know.
		But they're watching your dollars and cents, they're watching everything.
		And you think they're your friends, they think they got you, you know, that they have your back, but they don't see you that way.
		They see you as the man.
		So... Knives out!
		That's how it is.
		Makes you get a billion dollar car, I agree.
unidentified		Yeah, could you imagine the Copen seed?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Anyway, not to get all into that, but I kept hearing about that and it's funny.
		But isn't that such a, isn't that such bullshit?
		Like you go and buy a car and everyone's like, he just bought a new car.
		He doesn't give us a raise, but he got a new car.
		And I remember telling him, I'm like, you got to do your job.
		Like, if you want a raise, you got to do your job.
		You know, like, what do you think you get?
		Like, do you think that my income is your income?
		Like, you have to do your job.
		The money comes from the show that I do.
		So when you start doing the job that you have, you know, then I'll consider it, but you're like, you're lackadaisical, you're derelict, and you think I'm gonna pay you more, and you're counting my car payment?
		Go fuck yourself.
		Fuck off with that.
		Fuck right off.
		Unreal.
		Ugh, I can't stand that.
		I just, that is so wrong to me.
		It is so unethical.
		But it's that entitlement, you know?
		That was the problem.
		And honestly, a good purge is a good thing.
		Having a purge every now and again is a good thing because, and I noticed this was happening, these guys get into this thing and they get this unearned sense of superiority or status, and then they start, like, they get too comfortable.
		And, you know, guys that have been around for a long time are doing very little But they're waving their dick around like they're doing the most.
		And they're guarding.
		They're jealously guarding their little turf.
		And I remember when the Trey thing was going on, I was telling those guys that.
		I'm like, look, Trey's making content.
		What are you guys doing?
		I'm like, not for nothing, but Trey's helping me.
		Trey's taking the initiative.
		He's doing stuff.
		And I'm not trying to defend Trey here.
		That's before I knew he was a psychopath.
		But that's the source of that.
		I was telling these guys, I'm like, look, I'm like, you know, say what you will.
		They're out there hustling.
		What are you guys doing?
		You're out there jealously guarding your little piece of the turf, your little clout.
		We've been in here for years.
		You don't come into our movement without this and that.
		And I said, well, hang on a second.
		I said, well, you got to earn your keep.
		You know, you've been around for a long time, but you still got to earn your keep.
		Some new guys come around.
		They're hustling.
		They're doing something.
		They're helping me out.
		And you're gonna block them because, what, you've been here longer?
unidentified		Well, you know, who's doing the most?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And that was a consistent problem, was like these people gatekeeping, and not for good reasons, but gatekeeping based on like jealousy, gatekeeping based on jealously guarding their precious little spot, their little, rather than working for it, rather than earning it, because I'm pretty lenient, but jealously guarding, and there's no room for anybody and we want the pie.
		And, oh boy, what flavor?
		We want our pie.
		We jealously guard our slice of pie-flavored pie.
		So that's why sometimes a purge is necessary, because at a certain point, and you'll find this in any organization, there's lethargy.
		You know, the seniority kind of thing creates lethargy.
		And people that have been there a long time, you know, they're just clocking in.
		They're just, and you, everybody saw that.
		Everybody knows what I'm talking about.
		People just started to punch in and collect their easy money and just show and basically just show up.
		And then when people started to hustle, they, they took issue with that.
		They said, Oh no, no, that's not how this works.
unidentified		And I said, well, I like the hustlers.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Um, and so that's why, you know, sometimes a purge can be good.
		That's why, and I love purge.
		Don't get me wrong.
		I, I love a good purge.
		I love a good, I love a good, um, I love when a good tactic unfolds.
		What I do with these types is I give them enough rope to hang themselves with.
		I give them enough rope to show us who they really are.
		Like with Patrick.
		Nobody forced Patrick to go on that stream last year.
		Nobody forced Patrick to be an uppity little princess.
		But that's what he was.
		He was trying to big dog me all the time.
		And I said, OK, well, if you want to be the big dog, then why am I going to give you opportunities?
		And so he got iced out gradually.
		And then instead of deferring to me and saying, hey, there's a rift or whatever, he bitched out.
		I gave him enough rope to hang himself with.
		And yeah, I delighted in that.
		I drank that up.
		I enjoyed that immensely because he always had a little ego problem.
		And, you know, here's the thing.
		I put him back on.
		I put him back on.
		I put him onto the Groyper Action, and he benefited from this relationship, but he never wanted to give me, like, then the deference and respect that I was owed.
		And I said, okay, that's fine, but then why am I, why would you continue to be the beneficiary?
		Like, this is, don't you understand?
		Don't be naive.
		This is a deal.
		You get to benefit and participate insofar as you recognize the structure here.
		You don't get to come around big-dogging me and also be the beneficiary.
		It doesn't work like that.
		So I said, you know what?
		Yeah, you're not going to organize AFFPAC 2, and I'm not going to shout you out, and I'm not going to do this and that.
		And rather than say, you know what?
		You know, I'm not doing my part.
		He went out there for himself, and he tried to save his own skin, and he showed us what he was really about.
		If he was really a team player, he would have came to me and said, you know what?
		I'm going to AFFPAC 2.
		You put me on.
		Now I'm going to be there for you.
		But he didn't do that.
		And so when that kind of stuff happens, you know, it happens.
		It happens for a reason.
		I'm a fair guy and that's why...
		That's why whenever these little things happen, everybody always has my back.
		Because I'm a pretty honest broker.
		I'm pretty reasonable.
		I'm a pretty fair and honest broker.
		And I'm a pretty solid person to deal with and do business with.
		But I just don't tolerate being treated not fairly.
		I do not tolerate lack of respect.
		And I'm not autistic about it, but just basic consideration.
		It's very important.
		And lack of reciprocity and that kind of thing.
		It's just, it's like anything.
		You can't have that in a business.
		You can't have that on a baseball team.
		You can't have that on an anything team.
		Anytime you have a team, you need to have these like good vibes.
		And by good vibes, I mean everybody's got to be on the same page.
		Everybody's got to be a team player.
		Everybody's got to respect the pecking order.
		Everybody's got to be doing their part and pulling their weight.
		This is common sense stuff.
		People say that's cult-like.
	This is how any enterprise runs.
	That's how any organization runs.
	This is how the military runs.
	This is how a sports team runs.
	This is how any team runs.
	This is how any successful, effective team runs.
	It has a leader.
	People recognize the authority of the leader.
	Everybody has their responsibilities.
	Everybody's doing them.
	Um, you know, and that and people that are not pulling their weight, people that are creating negativity, people that become a toxic force, people that are in it for themselves.
	You know, you can't have that in any kind of a team.
	It just it doesn't work like that.
	So, I mean, you see me, I give and give and give.
	I empower people in this thing to do.
	I give them a channel.
	I let them live in the place.
	I give them opportunity on the foundation.
	I open up opportunities on the intern program.
	We place people in jobs.
	I am there.
	I am there for people.
	I'm a phone call away for personal, for professional.
	You know, I'm there.
	But what comes with that is a certain expectation.
	And that's the thing.
	If you're not on board with that expectation, then you cannot be the beneficiary.
	It's not right.
	And if you keep, if you keep taking and taking without giving, you know, then you get cut off.
	And then what tends to happen is people, instead of, you know, humbly coming back and saying, Hey, you know what?
	They want to flame out and they go, I was, I'm the reason for my success.
	I'm, I'm going to do my own thing.
unidentified		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Lots of luck, pal.
		Lots of luck.
		Lots of luck.
unidentified		Good luck.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You go build your own thing then.
		You know, I was holding you back.
		I'm this bad guy.
		Lots of luck.
		You know, what a skill set, allegedly, that we've got.
		So, go enjoy.
		It's what it is.
		So... Anyway, I didn't mean to get all back into that drama again, but... You know... I brought it up.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What else we got in the live chat?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		King Flint says, it's not right, says Kansas Zoomer.
unidentified		So true, Kansas Zoomer, you're so right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Veda says true, yeah, yeah.
		You overestimate people's abilities?
		No, I don't think I do.
		I think I give a pretty fair estimation.
		I believe in people.
		You know, I believe in people.
		I give people a chance.
		I'm an investor.
		I invest in people.
		I see somebody with potential, and I'm very good at recognizing upside and downside, and I try to nurture the upside, and I try to, you know, manage the downside.
		Vince says, midget wrestling soon.
		Yeah, very true.
		Tropical Groy versus boyish genius leads to boyish enemies, I guess.
		I have a lot of enemies.
		Do you know how to swim?
		Not really.
		I'm terrible at swimming.
		Not right.
		Well, how long has it been now?
		It's been, uh, it's hour 20.
		Yes, I think I'm gonna call it.
		Some people get an opportunity then take advantage, yeah.
		But that's what's been going on.
		That's how I view it from like a managerial perspective.
		You know, getting away from some of the personal stuff, that's how I view it from a managerial perspective.
		And yeah, I think that sometimes you need to get new blood in there.
		You need to do a blood transfusion, basically, and get people that are Negative, people that are not going to be an asset, you gotta get rid of them.
		Sometimes it's ugly, but you gotta get rid of them.
		You know?
		Negativity in an organization is such a cancer because it spreads.
		One negative person, because that's the thing, I'm a very positive person.
		People don't really know that about me, but You know, interpersonally, I'm very positive.
		In a business sense, I'm very positive.
		And negativity will absolutely rape an organization.
		If you have one negative person, they will bring everything down.
		Because negativity is like a virus.
		You know?
		They talk to people, then other people get negative.
		I mean, like, demoralization is real.
		And when you see that, you really got to nip it in the bud and excise it.
		And anybody who runs a business will tell you the same thing.
		Anybody that runs a team, even if you're like on a gaming team, if you're like a Fortnite squad, negativity is absolute poison.
		And if somebody has nothing to do but rant, rant, rant, you know, complain and whine and bitch and moan, they got to go.
		They got to go.
		They have to go.
		Addition and subtraction, it's part of, that's health, you know?
		That's the health of any biome.
		And that's not to say that you can't be honest and sober about assessing a situation and...
		And, you know, sometimes the situation is a negative appraisal.
		But, you know, you have people that are defeatists.
		You have people that are losers.
		And they're not losers because they lose.
		They lose because they have a losing attitude.
		And that's what makes them losers.
		That's a very real thing.
		Some people it is their mission in life to lose and nothing will get in their way and you can't you can't get in their way either because they will take you to loser dumb with them.
		That's a very real phenomenon and the more the more that I've gone through life the more that I realize that.
		Attitude is so critical and keeping a positive headspace.
		You could be and I'm a very sober minded person.
		I'm a very sober Uh, I would say I always think of, I'm pessimistic when I think about, when I appraise the situation, but I have an optimistic sort of, uh, you know, outlook on things.
		And, um, you know, to have, especially in the kind of thing that we're doing, negativity is just, it's gotta go.
		That's, you know, some of these younger guys struggle with that.
		Crying, bitching, moaning.
		I don't like this one.
	I don't like that one.
	I don't like this.
	I don't like that.
	I don't want to do this.
	I don't want to do that.
	I'm annoyed.
	I don't want to do... And it's like, okay, so at a certain point, you know, you just got to go be a loser over there.
	You can't be a loser over here because we want to win.
	You got to go be a loser over there, and maybe you could figure it out.
	I hope people do.
	I want everybody to succeed.
	I want everybody to be happy and enjoy their choices, but You know, some people drag you to hell with them if you let them.
	So sometimes the best thing to do is just let go.
	Anyway, just a little thought on managerial things.
	Negativity is a feminine trait, I agree.
	But okay.
	Nick has that gangster mentality.
	I don't think it's gangster.
	I think it's just, this is just group dynamics.
	This is just, these are very eminently observable group dynamics that you'll see in any corporation.
	And I say corporation, I don't mean like a LLC.
	I mean like any corporate endeavor.
	Anytime a group gets together, anytime there is a society is formed, you'll have these kinds of things.
	It's not rocket science.
	It's not hard to pick up on it.
	It's not hard to... If you're a problem solver, it's not hard to isolate and, you know, find dysfunction.
	It's really not that complicated.
	I mean, people are difficult to manage because they require patience and they require attention and care and all that.
	But in terms of figuring out, like, what's going on, it's really not that difficult.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But that's that.
		That's just life.
		That's just life, folks.
		I love life.
		I love life.
		I love people.
		I love things.
unidentified		You know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And it's all just part of the process.
		It's all just part of the story.
		That's the good thing.
		You know, win, lose, or draw, it's all part of the big fight.
		But okay, that's it.
		That's my stream.
		I'll be back at my studio Monday, but I'll be doing a show.
		Most likely I'll do a show tomorrow.
		I'm thinking I might not.
		I might.
		But I'll let you know on Telegram if I cancel.
		Just assume I'm doing a show tomorrow, although I might cancel.
		But if I do, I'll be doing it from the road.
		And I will be back in the studio on Monday.
		But that's all I got for you.
		Thanks for watching.
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		Until then, have a great weekend.
		Or no, it's not, it's Thursday.
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