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It's going to be only America first. | |
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. | ||
With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first. | ||
America First! America First! America First! America First! America First! America First! America First! America First! America First! America First! | ||
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America First! America First! America First! | ||
Thank you. | ||
Good evening, everybody. | ||
You're watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Friday. | ||
Hang on. | ||
Okay. | ||
We have a great show for you. | ||
So excited to be back. | ||
Hang on. | ||
How's that? | ||
We're in a mobile setup here. | ||
I'm coming to you live from Los Angeles. | ||
I'm still a little bit sick, and I'm kind of discombobulated. | ||
I'm on my new setup, new laptop, new everything, and I'm back out here in the field. | ||
So I'm not in my studio, not used to it. | ||
I don't have my suit on, but it's exciting to be back. | ||
I haven't done the show in weeks now. | ||
I feel like I don't even remember doing it. | ||
But I'm back! | ||
And we're going to get into a lot of the news. | ||
Obviously, big things going on lately in the House of Representatives, this battle over the speakership, which almost feels like old news already, but I never got a chance to cover it. | ||
So we're going to talk about that tonight. | ||
And that's probably going to be our only story, because there's a lot to go over. | ||
Lot to consider. | ||
And the main thing I want to talk about tonight is the rules package that came with it. | ||
And I didn't really give too much commentary on this. | ||
I gave a little bit of commentary on Telegram, and we talked about the negotiation. | ||
Long, protracted negotiation. | ||
Really not that long, all things considered, but there were many votes held for the speakership within the Republican conference. | ||
And there was a small contingent of Freedom Caucus members who led the resistance against Kevin McCarthy becoming the Speaker. | ||
And it was such a slim majority since the 22 midterms that the Republicans have that it was just 20 and then 18 and then like 6 Republicans that held up the entire process. | ||
And finally we got Kevin McCarthy as Speaker regardless, which I'm actually not really happy with. | ||
But the deal they made was Matt Gaetz, who led the insurrection, I like to call it the insurrection, Matt Gaetz and the others who led the resistance against McCarthy, finally capitulated and voted for him or allowed him to become the Speaker in exchange for this huge rules package, which includes all kinds of new changes to how the Congress will function, how this new Congress will function over the next two years. | ||
And so we'll go over all those provisions, what is changing, what all that means. | ||
Is it worth it? | ||
That's the big question. | ||
So that'll be the show tonight. | ||
That's a pretty big story. | ||
A lot going on with that, of course. | ||
And it's interesting how it's shaking up the coalition in Congress. | ||
We talked a lot in 2021 and 2022 about this emerging MAGA caucus, which is Green, Gates, Gosar, Boebert, Gates, Gosar, Boebert, Cawthorn, Schultz. | ||
Showdown kind of shook that up and it looks like Marjorie now finds herself it seems on the outside of that or at least alienated herself from it and from her base a little bit so we'll talk about that aspect of it as well but should be a pretty good show before we get into the news. | ||
Well, there's a few things. | ||
Of course, I want to remind you to follow me here on Cozy. | ||
Smash the follow button to get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
So, follow me here on Cozy if you haven't already. | ||
I'm not doing a normal show lately, so you gotta follow me on Telegram. | ||
Otherwise, you're not gonna know when I go live. | ||
So, follow me here. | ||
Smash the follow button. | ||
Follow me on Gab Telegram. | ||
True Social. | ||
Links are down below. | ||
Make sure to check those out. | ||
Especially Telegram. | ||
I'm most I'm most active on Telegram, so follow me there. | ||
What else? | ||
Some things people really love. | ||
I've heard some complaints. | ||
Merch store, which you guys, that's not exactly new. | ||
It's been around for like a month. | ||
But if you go to the merch section, the shop section of Cozy, we have Cozy merch. | ||
We also have, what's my store? | ||
It's Fuentes.store, I think. | ||
And I got my merch for sale. | ||
I think we still have some stuff in stock. | ||
So check that out. | ||
We also have a new donate feature. | ||
You know, it costs a lot of money to run this site every month and I can afford it because I'm rich, but we did add a donation button so that you can help us a little bit with the cost and I'm gonna clue you in a little bit on how this is supposed to work. | ||
We have a donation page, we are accepting donations in cryptocurrency, and that doesn't go to me, that goes to the site, just so you know. | ||
That doesn't go to me, I'm not taking that money and spending it on stuff. | ||
That goes to the Cozy website, that goes to the Cozy business, it helps pay for our bandwidth, our servers, all that stuff. | ||
But here's the big idea, okay? | ||
I know we launched that and a lot of people said, like, oh great, you know, a donate option. | ||
He's begging for money. | ||
He's shaking the cup. | ||
Well, here's the plan. | ||
We rolled that out and we're testing the crypto payments and the goal, no timetable, but the goal is to roll out very soon donation options for the streamers as well. | ||
So we put up the donation page, we're testing the cryptocurrency payments, we're creating a system here, and what we're planning on rolling out, I want to say within the next few months, I don't want to set a hard date on it, but the plan is to roll out very soon super chats, subscriptions, we're gonna have a payment system on the site. | ||
So the donation page is just the first step, just so everybody knows, because I know I put that on my telegram and it's not that exciting you know it's really just a way for us to raise a little bit of money to offset the cost of the site but the exciting part is that's the first step that's the first what do you call that's the first | ||
Stepping stone on the pathway to having a full on-site native payment system so that we could have super chats, subscriptions for all the streamers, and the goal, we're gonna have Bitcoin, we're gonna have cryptocurrency, but ultimately we'd like to also have a debit card bank option, which I don't know if we're gonna be able to swing that, but we'll see. | ||
So that's just a little update on the site. | ||
A lot of big UI changes and some new features on the way. | ||
Developers have been really putting in a lot of hard work and we appreciate them and we love what they're doing. | ||
I love it. | ||
I love how the site looks. | ||
So that's what we got on the horizon there. | ||
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there. | |
What else? | ||
So... I'm one of these... I hate when that happens! | ||
I hate when there's a bug going around. | ||
I want to be the guy that doesn't get it. | ||
That's like, you know, I get a half ago. | ||
I'm still a little bit sick. | ||
I may be coughing towards the end of the show. | ||
I'm sniffly, I'm congested, and I hate that. | ||
So, I really wanted to do a show last week because it was the two-year anniversary of Patriot Day. | ||
It was January 6th. | ||
I wanted to do a show, but I was just, I was, my voice was gone. | ||
I was totally fried, so I just said, you know what, I'll take it easy. | ||
I was sick, but I'm still a little bit sick, not 100%, but I'm back tonight. | ||
Updates on the show, so next week the show's coming back. | ||
Next week I'll be back, Monday through Friday, and the show's gonna be a little bit better. | ||
You know, right now, I'll just tell you, you know, I've been setting up over the past week this mobile setup. | ||
You know, I got some lights, I got some new cables, I got a new laptop, I got it all set up here. | ||
But, and I'm not going to bore you with the details, but I went to the store today to get my audio and my video set up. | ||
And again, without getting into the weeds on it, I got all the wrong stuff. | ||
Kind of my fault. | ||
I also blame Best Buy. | ||
I also blame the Geek Squad. | ||
You know, I go in there with my stupid capture card. | ||
It's over there. | ||
I go in with my, because I'm like a boomer, I go in with my camera, my capture card, and I'm like, hey, how do I plug this into my MacBook? | ||
I was like, I was here yesterday, I got a MacBook Pro, I'm like, here's my camera, here's my capture card, how do I, how do I plug this in? | ||
And the lady gave me all the wrong information. | ||
You know, it turns out the capture card doesn't even work with the MacBook. | ||
So, you know, I wish I had known that because then I wouldn't have bought all these cables. | ||
And now my camera doesn't work with it. | ||
So now I'm using the FaceTime webcam. | ||
How do I set it up? | ||
She's like, well, you know, get this and get that. | ||
And she, you know, I just wound up figuring it out on my own. | ||
We good? | ||
Hold up. | ||
Yeah, we're good. | ||
Alright, I thought I had some dropped frames there. | ||
So anyway, so I got the capture card and all this, and I gave it to her, and she got me the wrong cables. | ||
I figured out the right cables. | ||
When I get home, I plug it all in. | ||
And I'm trying to download the software and it says, oh, the software doesn't work with Mac. | ||
Okay, well I wish I had known that. | ||
So, the camera's not set up, the audio's not set up, you know, but Monday I'll have my microphone, I'll have my camera, it'll look a little bit better. | ||
I may get a green screen, I may get some kind of backdrop. | ||
I just didn't have a lot of time. | ||
I didn't have a lot of time to set up. | ||
So... | ||
But that's the big news. | ||
Starting Monday, I'm back. | ||
Monday through Friday. | ||
Shooting for 9 o'clock central, but you know how it is. | ||
Chronically late. | ||
I'm trying to get better. | ||
New year, new me. | ||
New year's resolution is be on time, be punctual. | ||
But, you know, sometimes it doesn't always work out that way. | ||
So, Monday, show's coming back, back to our regular schedule, nine o'clock central sharp, but with a little bit of a better setup, okay? | ||
Better camera, better mic, better backdrop. | ||
Okay. | ||
I think that's everything. | ||
That's kind of a lot. | ||
A lot to go over. | ||
But it's good. | ||
I'm excited to be back. | ||
Because I don't have an outlet. | ||
When I don't do the show, I'm just like a crazy person. | ||
I mean, I am a crazy person, but I'm like a crazy person trapped in a crazy person's body. | ||
And when I do the show, I get to talk to you guys, I get to let it out, I get to go wild. | ||
When I don't, it just stays in here. | ||
And I'm just sort of, I'm just sort of sitting there all day. | ||
Just kind of, not like rock. | ||
I told you last time, it's like, if I wasn't doing the show for you guys, I would be doing the show at a bus stop somewhere. | ||
I'd be one of these people that you see at the bus stop that's just like, HEY! | ||
You know, like yelling at nobody, like starting a conversation in the middle, just random people walking by. | ||
If I wasn't doing the show for you, I'd be doing it for... | ||
I don't know people in the ghetto or something people at the bus stop or under a bridge So it's good to be back and I've been a little bit out of the loop I don't don't don't go asking me a bunch of questions in the super chats about what do you think about this? | ||
What do you think about that? | ||
I don't know what's been going on. | ||
Okay, I've been on planet yay over here and I've been of course working with him as you know on his political team and and I can't really get into the nature of it for like a | ||
Reasons, you know, he's not announced yet and everything, but we've been doing some work together and Fleshing out his policies fleshing out some ideas doing some archiving work that kind of thing so so I've been kind of I've been preoccupied and You guys are going to be really excited. | ||
It's a lot of good stuff. | ||
A lot of interesting stuff. | ||
And he's very funny. | ||
Very fun and funny to work with. | ||
Challenging, but fun and funny to work with. | ||
So, anyway. | ||
I guess we'll get into the news. | ||
I don't really have too many other updates. | ||
I will be taking Super Chats tonight. | ||
I know over the past few weeks, it's like when I'm mobile, I don't always take Super Chats. | ||
But just so you know, I am going to be reading Super Chats tonight. | ||
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Just so you know. | ||
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Okay. | |
What else? | ||
I think that's everything. | ||
Wow, pretty good viewership tonight. | ||
Almost 8,000 viewers. | ||
I thought I wouldn't have any viewers! | ||
I thought I would come back and people would forget about me. | ||
I thought I would start to show up and people would be like, Who? | ||
This Nick Fuentes guy? | ||
I don't even remember him. | ||
You know, but hey, it's good to see everybody showing up for me, for my comeback show! | ||
Let's go! | ||
Off of my epic victories. | ||
It's been a lot of victories lately for the Groipers. | ||
The Yay24 thing, epic. | ||
Joe Kent lost, bitch! | ||
We never really, there was so much awesome stuff going on with Ye, we never really got a chance, maybe we did, I don't remember, we never really got a chance to do a proper victory lap. | ||
How awesome was that? | ||
AfPak 3, I declared war, I was swinging my bag of oranges, and I said, You're gonna regret it! | ||
You messed with the wrong guy! | ||
You messed with the wrong Groyper! | ||
We're going to work to make sure you lose! | ||
And it was literally the biggest upset in the midterms. | ||
The biggest, that's what the Seattle Times called it, the biggest upset of the 2022 midterms was Washington 3 going from incumbent Republican to Democrat. | ||
And he lost by like 1%. | ||
That was the Groyper curse! | ||
That was the Groyper effect! | ||
I spent $100 and we defeated him! | ||
$100! | ||
$100 and we gotta give an 07 to Brainsick Blaze, the man that made it happen behind the scenes. | ||
One of the OGs. | ||
Gotta give an 07 to the madman himself. | ||
I gave that guy a hundred bucks to make the website and run the social media and all that and this dude like a machine brought the Kent campaign to its knees and they are crying about it. | ||
Joe Kent is CIA. | ||
Grope or curse, bitch. | ||
So, 07 Sabranesic, our man. | ||
And that was pretty awesome. | ||
And it was even better. | ||
You know what was even more delicious was he didn't even just take his lumps and lose gracefully. | ||
Because that would have honestly made it less enjoyable. | ||
If he just lost and said, hey, you know what? | ||
I was destroyed. | ||
L me. | ||
L Joe Kent. | ||
If he had just done that, It probably would have taken some of the fun out of it, but it was so delicious that he went on for days and weeks after the election. | ||
Here's how I could still win, erm, here's how I could still win, here's how I could, we're gonna cure 10,000 ballots. | ||
No you're not, bitch. | ||
Sign my petition for a recount! | ||
Recount this, bitch! | ||
F.U.! | ||
Recount this! | ||
Fuck. | ||
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Groyper curse. | ||
W. Nick. | ||
W. America First. | ||
W. Groyper. | ||
L. Joe Kent. | ||
There's your recount. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Um, we're still in this. | ||
No, you're not. | ||
You're done. | ||
You're out. | ||
You're in this. | ||
You're going to hell. | ||
What do you think about that? | ||
You're in hell. | ||
You're in groyper hell with me. | ||
Forever. | ||
He was going around, like, lying to his constituents. | ||
We're still in this! | ||
We're still in this, guys! | ||
He's with, like, an ever-shrinking group of volunteers. | ||
He starts out with, like, 20 volunteers. | ||
By the end of it, there's, like, three people next to him. | ||
Here's how we could still win. | ||
We're still in this. | ||
We're gonna win the recount. | ||
We're gonna cure the ballots. | ||
You're in hell with me. | ||
You're in hell with us, okay? | ||
Welcome to this. | ||
Anyway, so yeah, so that was a big dub, yay 24, epic, and then Marjorie Taylor Greene, she disavows me, destroys her political career, that's just how it goes. | ||
So, so like I said, I've been a little bit out of the loop, but a lot of good stuff. | ||
We're gonna dive into the news here. | ||
I'm sick. | ||
Okay, let me just take a little sip of water and then we'll take a look at this. | ||
Oh wait also wait one more thing before we get into the speakership I just wanted to get into and I don't have it in my notes but let me pull it up from my telegram I don't know if you guys saw this but this is just a testament to the fact that we are it's us I was on the phone today with a group of people war room so to speak we're | ||
Not the Educate War Room, but I was on the phone with my lieutenants, with the Groyper generals, and I was saying, you know, I don't want to talk about what I was talking about, but I said, you know, we're the movement, okay? | ||
It's us. | ||
We're the ones fighting Jewish power. | ||
We're the ones fighting the establishment. | ||
We're the resistance. | ||
And, basically, if you're not with us, then either get the fuck out of the way, or you gotta go. | ||
Because it's just us! | ||
We are the tip of the spear. | ||
We're the pro-white, pro-America, pro-Christian, anti-Zog, anti-globalist, anti... | ||
Antichrist, anti-Satan, anti-demonic world order. | ||
It's us! | ||
That's why we're the most censored, that's why we're the most persecuted, and we're the ones doing it on Cozy, at Afpac, all the rest. | ||
And, anyway. | ||
I saw there was this article in the ADL the other day, I think it was either today or yesterday, and this is just a testament to the effect of what we do. | ||
The ADL is tracking the percentage of Americans that agree with anti-Semitic tropes, and I don't know if you saw, but it's through the roof! | ||
Okay, anti-Semitic tropes, did you see that? | ||
Anti-Semitic tropes are through the roof! | ||
Skyrocketing anti-Jewish sentiment. | ||
Not that we're anti-Jewish, you know, I love Jewish people, okay, like Laura Loomer. | ||
Beautiful and bold and courageous, and I'm just such a sucker for her. | ||
You know, Laura Loomer. | ||
I love Jews, don't get me wrong, but we do have some problems with them, okay? | ||
We have some problems, there's some issues to settle here. | ||
Okay, they have too much power, they only care about themselves, they only care about Israel, they're deceptive in business, they're aggressive in media, they don't put America first, they don't worship Jesus Christ, they don't even believe in Him. | ||
So there's some problems there. | ||
And we love them, but we would love them to love Jesus Christ and our country. | ||
And anyway, so the ADL published this report, And it said that all of these so-called tropes, I call them facts, more Americans believe them than ever. | ||
More than 50% of Americans believe that Jews go out of their way to hire other Jews. | ||
More than 40% of Americans believe that Jews are more loyal to Israel than America. | ||
40% believe that Jews like to be the head of things. | ||
What is this? | ||
25% believe that Jews have too much power in business, and that Jews don't care what happens to anyone. | ||
20% believe that Jews are more willing to use shady business practices and have irritating faults, and that are not honest as business people. | ||
And so, it's all up! | ||
From 2019 to 2022, it's all up. | ||
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It's all up. | |
that from 2019 to 2022, it's all, it's up. | ||
It's all up. | ||
And that's largely thanks to our leader, yay. | ||
That's largely thanks to the number one artist of all time, the number one genius in the country, as well as me, and this movement, and this show, and AFFPAC3, and basically you're welcome. | ||
So if anybody doubts what we're doing, or this march of progress, believe it, okay? | ||
The mainstream is talking about Jewish power, and Americans are starting to believe it. | ||
And this is awesome. | ||
And, you know, I want to clarify also, here's the thing. | ||
We don't hate Jewish people. | ||
We really don't. | ||
Although people may say that or it might seem like that, we really don't. | ||
But we need Christians to run America. | ||
So, you know, Gavin McInnes, when he interviewed Ye, he said, well, what do you do with all these Jewish people? | ||
What do you do? | ||
Fire them all? | ||
What are we going to do with them? | ||
What do you do if you're president? | ||
And I've always said that they just can't run things if they hate Jesus. | ||
That's as simple as that. | ||
We're Christian. | ||
I'm Christian. | ||
You're Christian. | ||
This is a Christian planet. | ||
This is a Christian universe. | ||
God created the world and God brought his son into it and his name was Jesus Christ and The rest is crap, okay? | ||
The rest is lies, the rest is not real. | ||
Muhammad is not a real prophet, and the rabbis do not preach the real religious law, and, you know, Jesus Christ is the Son of God. | ||
There is a Trinitarian God that created the world and created us in his image. | ||
That's the facts! | ||
These are the facts, okay? | ||
So we live in a Christian universe. | ||
And we are Christian. | ||
America is a Christian country. | ||
Now how can you countenance all of that with the fact that the country is run by people that not only don't believe in any of this, which is the truth, but also hate God. | ||
It's not enough. | ||
They don't merely, simply, just not believe in the only person, the only personality. | ||
Jesus is the king of the world, but people that hate Jesus Christ are the kings of our country. | ||
It doesn't work. | ||
It's that simple. | ||
I mean, does it get more simple than that? | ||
It's not complicated. | ||
People say, well, what's your problem with them? | ||
What's your beef? | ||
What about this? | ||
What are we going to do? | ||
Well, it's this simple. | ||
We need people that believe in the real God to run our country. | ||
It's a Christian country. | ||
It's a Christian universe. | ||
We need Christians to be in charge. | ||
We need Christians to control the media. | ||
We need Christians to write the laws. | ||
We need Christians to enforce the laws and interpret them. | ||
Because only Christians can even have access to the truth. | ||
Only Christians can even have access to moral good and righteousness. | ||
Because only Christians believe in the real God. | ||
So if that's the case, then only Christians should have responsibility in the society to govern, to lead, And that goes along with educating the children, that goes along with the kind of propaganda you see in the media, and that goes along with the lawmaking and all the other faculties of government, execution of the law, interpretation of the law. | ||
And so what do we do with all these institutions? | ||
Well, you need to have to subordinate them to a Christian law. | ||
You don't necessarily need to go through, I don't think, and have the government nationalize everything and fire all the non-Christians. | ||
I mean, maybe you do, that's pretty radical. | ||
But what you gotta do is reform the law, change the Constitution, change the laws, and make the law Christian. | ||
And insofar as the private sector, insofar as the private society is subordinated to the law, Make the law Christian, and the society subordinated to the law will become Christian too. | ||
I mean, that's like a pretty straightforward way to go about it. | ||
Christian President, Christian Congress, Christian Supreme Court, creating a Christian law, Christian bureaucracy, and subordinate the private interest to the public interest. | ||
That's how you do it. | ||
Anyway, so you read those things and people get nervous. | ||
They say you're anti-jewish. | ||
We're worried about violence or anti-semitism. | ||
The answer is not violence. | ||
The answer is not vigilantism or cruelty or discrimination or anything like that. | ||
That's not the answer. | ||
The answer is for Christians to take charge of the country and lead the country. | ||
And it's better for everybody because Christians are charitable and merciful and tolerant and all those things in the sense that we believe in human dignity. | ||
We respect everybody and we believe everybody has dignity and everybody should be safe and protected and all that. | ||
So everybody wins. | ||
Okay, so that's that. | ||
So don't get nervous. | ||
Hey, listen, Jews, don't get nervous. | ||
Don't get nervous, people that love the Jewish faith. | ||
We're not trying to hurt anybody. | ||
We're not trying to harm anybody. | ||
We're just saying, look, This is our Christian country. | ||
We're the chosen people. | ||
We're the chosen people. | ||
We're the real body of Christ. | ||
And we're just going to take power back for your own good, for the good of the country, and give it back to God. | ||
That's all. | ||
And everybody wins. | ||
Well, I guess Jewish people don't really win. | ||
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They're going to have to live with Christian leadership. | |
But they win in the long run because we'll be helping them get to heaven. | ||
So they win too in a certain way. | ||
They're going to lose power. | ||
They're going to lose power. | ||
But they're going to win in the long run because we're going to help their kids become Christian. | ||
We're going to help them become Christian. | ||
And we're going to help prevent them from going to hell. | ||
So really, we all win. | ||
Somebody says, Sneeko tweet? | ||
Did Sneeko tweet about the show or about something else? | ||
Hey, let's go! | ||
Hey, 07 Sneeko! | ||
Sneeko says, Nick Fuentes is live. | ||
Hey, can we get an 07 for Sneeko? | ||
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Let's go! | |
Thank you so much for the shout-out, man. | ||
Big shout-out! | ||
Let's get the Sneeko sticker and 07 for our man. | ||
Hey, we love Sneeko, huh? | ||
Check him out on Rumble. | ||
He's been doing a lot of really good streams on Rumble. | ||
I love that guy. | ||
And he's been doing well. | ||
How about that clip of him doing the... He's getting sturdy to the Hitler yay remix. | ||
Did you see Aiden Ross freaking out? | ||
Aiden Ross turned into a total... He went mask off, man. | ||
Not surprising, by the way. | ||
Aiden Ross is like a total degenerate. | ||
And, you know, I think Sneeko likes Aiden, so I don't want to totally throw him under the bus. | ||
But that was so funny. | ||
Sneko's doing the he's getting sturdy to the Hitler clip and Aiden Ross is like, well, how could he do this? | ||
This is unbelievable You ever see that clip where there's those black ho-teps and they said the Holocaust didn't happen and this Jewish guy starts crying He's like, how could you say that? | ||
You can't say that and all the black ho-teps are laughing at him going. | ||
Yeah, we can the Holocaust didn't happen It reminded me of that. | ||
It was like the same energy. | ||
Steeqo getting sturdy. | ||
He's just dancing. | ||
Hitler clip playing. | ||
Aiden Ross crying. | ||
How could you say that, man? | ||
Come on! | ||
So awesome. | ||
And, and the, the goyim. | ||
The goyim, no! | ||
We're raising the consciousness. | ||
The goyim are waking up. | ||
The goyim know. | ||
Oy vey, shut it down. | ||
The goyim know. | ||
You know, we used to say all this kind of stuff like seven years ago, eight years ago, and it's finally real. | ||
We all talked years ago about redpilling the masses. | ||
We gotta redpill everybody. | ||
We gotta raise the consciousness. | ||
And now we're doing it! | ||
Now it's happening. | ||
Black people, white people, Mexicans, Chinese, Asians, other Asians, we're all waking up. | ||
What you doing, Rabbi? | ||
We're all waking up. | ||
The consciousness is being lifted, and we're all saying, what you doing, Rabbi? | ||
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Nah, I kid. | |
That's a little throwback. | ||
That's a throwback for all the old heads. | ||
I was with some friends the other week. | ||
We were laughing about all those all those old jokes we used to do. | ||
Shackle for a good goy. | ||
Shackle for a good goyle. | ||
Right? | ||
Shackle for a good boy. | ||
Okay. | ||
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All right. | |
Let's move on. | ||
Let's get into the Speakership. | ||
I know that sounds gross. | ||
I'm sniffling But you know, I'm still sick. | ||
Okay, let's get into the show. | ||
Let's dive into the news here about our speakership and You know, I'm not gonna go through the whole like battle and everything Because that's kind of old news but Okay. | ||
So, you know, 2022 midterms happened, and it was absolutely brutal. | ||
We were supposed to have a red wave, and we should have. | ||
There's just no excuse why we should not have had a red wave election. | ||
And by the way, this is not a red wave. | ||
We lost the Senate. | ||
Democrats actually gained in the Senate. | ||
I think maybe it was a wash, I don't remember exactly. | ||
But we lost the Senate, and we won a House majority by, what is it, four seats? | ||
So there were some pickups. | ||
Republicans gained seats. | ||
We won a majority. | ||
We have a four-seat majority. | ||
But that's not a wave election by any stretch. | ||
And consider everything that was going on in the last two years. | ||
You had Trump screwed out of the presidency. | ||
That should have activated the base. | ||
You had 10% inflation for months. | ||
Persistent, high, core inflation. | ||
Low labor force participation rate. | ||
High unemployment. | ||
You have this war with Russia going on. | ||
Crime is surging. | ||
It's going up at the fastest rate in American history. | ||
Highest crime rate in 30 years. | ||
All across the board, it's bad. | ||
The economy's bad. | ||
Job market's bad. | ||
You know and and it's not even just it's not just regular inflation. | ||
It's it's fuel prices. | ||
It's food inflation It's all other prices shortages in the stores because the supply so-called supply chain issues Foreign policy is a disaster. | ||
We're at war Just to name a few crime. | ||
So you've got problems in every sector, every category. | ||
It's historically bad. | ||
And so when you look at elections, it's really not that complicated. | ||
A lot of times people like to read into elections, these big narratives and stories. | ||
But elections are very much mathematical. | ||
In other words, you could take probably 36 inputs, like the inflation rate, like the unemployment rate, like the CPI, whatever, the stock market. | ||
the GDP, the crime rate. | ||
You could probably take 36 quantitative variables, plug them into an equation, and determine the outcome. | ||
In fact, people do that. | ||
It's like a science. | ||
And so the point is, there's just no excuse. | ||
Whether you look at it from a qualitative point of view and you tell a story about the Biden administration and this national campaign, or you just look at the numbers, should have been a red wave. | ||
Why wasn't there one where you can blame the Republican congressional leadership, which funded primary opponents against people they didn't like, didn't spend enough money in the right races, didn't do anything about election fraud, didn't talk about election fraud. | ||
We went over all that in November. | ||
You know, we got a very, very slim majority. | ||
But this is a double-edged sword. | ||
It's a huge failure of the Republican Conference, and it also shows they have no mandate. | ||
What mandate does the Republican Conference have to lead when they were given this huge political opportunity and squandered it? | ||
McDaniel, McConnell, and McCarthy, for that reason, have no mandate within the party, and then again broadly in the country. | ||
And at the same time, the other benefit Is that with a slim majority, it gives much more power to individual members. | ||
If you have a really big majority, then that means there's a lot of votes for the establishment to whip. | ||
So if you had like 250 Republicans, that means that McCarthy or the establishment, the leadership, House Republican leadership, that means they can afford to lose 32 Republicans on any given vote, whether that's for the speakership or that's for a bill or that's for anything. | ||
It means there's a lot of, you can afford to forfeit half the Freedom Caucus. | ||
You can afford to forfeit the entire MAGA Caucus if they protest. | ||
Well, you still have the votes anyway, and there's wiggle room. | ||
With a slim majority, it gives so much more leverage to individual members. | ||
It only takes four, five, six congressmen to hold up the entire process and prevent a partisan vote. | ||
you know, a vote on party lines from getting a simple majority. | ||
And that's exactly what happened after the midterms. | ||
Of course, right away, Kevin McCarthy was the presumptive speaker of the House because he was the House minority leader. | ||
And maybe a lot of you guys don't remember this because it's kind of old news, but back in 2016, when John Boehner stepped down, was it 14? | ||
I don't remember. | ||
But when John Boehner stepped down as the Speaker of the House, it was supposed to be Kevin McCarthy that became the Speaker years ago. | ||
Kevin McCarthy was actually the next in line to be the Speaker before Paul Ryan. | ||
Before Republicans won the House in, uh, what was it, 14 or 16? | ||
Whenever, whenever Boehner was replaced, Kevin McCarthy was supposed to be the replacement. | ||
He was supposed to be the Speaker of the House for those two years under Trump, but he cheated on his wife. | ||
And it was a big scandal and people had evidence of it. | ||
And they basically used that to blackmail him and prevent him from running. | ||
So Kevin McCarthy was supposed to be the guy. | ||
And then it was his own sordid personal affairs which prevented him from stepping up. | ||
And there was a big scramble for who would be the speaker the last time the Republicans were in the majority and they wound up with Paul Ryan. | ||
Paul Ryan was terrible. | ||
And anyway, they're all part of the same class. | ||
Years ago, there was this book written about the three of them called Young Guns, and it was about all these young, new fiscal conservatives in the early 2000s in the House. | ||
And it was Eric Cantor, who was in the leadership and got primaried by the Tea Party. | ||
It was Paul Ryan, who was Romney's vice president. | ||
He was speaker, and he got ran out because he was so unpopular. | ||
And it was Kevin McCarthy, who's been in the leadership. | ||
And so they're all part of the same milieu. | ||
They're all establishment hacks. | ||
And anyway, so was Paul Ryan. | ||
He was horrible. | ||
McCarthy was, after this midterm, the presumptive choice by the Republican conference. | ||
And he had worked with Donald Trump since 2020 to fundraise for and campaign for house candidates or since 2021, I should say. | ||
So he was supposed to be the guy. | ||
The problem is though, he never had the votes from basically the week after the election was settled. | ||
We saw Marjorie Taylor Greene go out and shill for him and everybody assumed that he would be the guy. | ||
But But basically, from the beginning, even though there was no viable alternative, even though there was no other candidate, there was no other member who was going to step up and get 218 votes, that didn't mean that McCarthy ever had 218. | ||
No one else had 218, but neither did he. | ||
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Really. | |
Because from the outset, you had Gates, Gosar, Chip Roy, Jim Jordan, among many others, Bob Good, wound up being 20 of them. | ||
But from the outset, there were at least five, five or six that were going to protest. | ||
And so even though he passed the vote within the committee, he passed the conference vote within the Republican conference, we knew back in November that he wasn't going to have the votes on January, was it January 3rd, to win a majority in the House. was it January 3rd, to win a majority in the And that's exactly what happened. | ||
So it came down to a vote and he lost the first vote and the second vote and the third vote. | ||
And he lost many votes. | ||
And there was a small opposition of between 18 and 21 members at various points led by Matt Gates, the congressman from Florida. | ||
out. | ||
And they said that they were not going to vote for McCarthy unless he agreed to certain concessions. | ||
Some said they would never vote for Kevin McCarthy. | ||
And it was this big protracted negotiation, which played out over, I think, the course of about a week. | ||
And ultimately, as we now know, Kevin McCarthy got the votes. | ||
Everybody capitulated, including Gosar, including Gates, including everybody. | ||
And now Kevin McCarthy is the speaker, but that was contingent on this deal that was made. | ||
Gates and the 20 Republicans that resisted vowed that they would only vote for McCarthy contingent on this rules package being passed, and this is a set of rules which will govern this next Congress. | ||
And so I'll read you this article from CBS about what was agreed upon for us to get Speaker McCarthy, and then we'll talk about it. | ||
So it says, quote, the House on Monday narrowly passed a package of rules governing its operations for the 118th Congress and laying out the Republican majority's priorities, fresh off of a grueling Speaker's election that spanned more than four days and ended on an historic 15th ballot. | ||
The package passed 220 to 213 with one Republican joining all the Democrats against it. | ||
GOP representative Tony Gonzalez of Texas publicly said ahead of the vote that he would not be voting for it and Dan Crenshaw of Texas did not vote. | ||
The 55-page proposal is the culmination of weeks of negotiations between newly elected Speaker Kevin McCarthy and a block of conservative lawmakers who withheld their support for his bid for the gavel until they were able to extract a series of concessions from the Republican leader. | ||
Those concessions have sparked concern from Democrats and even Republicans and will significantly weaken McCarthy's leverage as Speaker. | ||
The new rules also strengthen the position of members of the House Freedom Caucus. | ||
The most significant concession McCarthy made in the rules package involves the motion to vacate the chair, a procedural tool used to remove the Speaker. | ||
This is basically like a vote of no confidence. | ||
The House rules under former Speaker Nancy Pelosi required a majority vote by a party caucus or conference in order for a motion to vacate to be brought up for a vote, and McCarthy initially lowered the threshold to force a vote down to five members. | ||
But in his effort to appease his conservative detractors, McCarthy eventually agreed to restore the ability of a single member from either party to force a vote to oust the Speaker. | ||
So this means that basically any member of Congress can initiate a vote of no confidence and force a vote before the entire body of whether or not to retain the Speaker. | ||
It's kind of a big deal. | ||
It basically eliminates any power that McCarthy has because there's two hundred and, what is it, two hundred and some Democrats. | ||
So you could basically have one Republican initiate the vote and then you could have Seven Republicans, six Republicans, caucus with the Democrats. | ||
If the Democrats would vote down party lines and remove Kevin McCarthy as Speaker, it's kind of a big deal. | ||
The article goes on, it says, the rules package also calls for the House to take up a resolution establishing a select subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. | ||
The panel would be part of the House Judiciary Committee, which is expected to be led by Representative Jim Jordan. | ||
The Republican rules package also calls for the Holman Rule to be put back in place. | ||
This measure allows amendments to appropriations bills to slash the salaries of or to fire specific federal employees or to cut specific programs. | ||
It requires bill text to be released 72 hours before a vote on the House floor, which gives Republicans time to read legislation. | ||
Republicans want to scrap the current pay-as-you-go requirement and institute a cut-as-you-go rule, which prohibits consideration of legislation that has the net effect of increasing mandatory spending within a five- or ten-year budget window. | ||
And mandatory spending is mostly entitlements like Social Security and Medicare. | ||
And it also caps spending levels, although it's not in the rules package, but it's an agreement In principle by McCarthy which would lead to cuts in defense spending and cap spending at fiscal year 2022 levels for the next year so those are the concessions that were made by McCarthy and And you know some of them are interesting. | ||
I Just have to say though about all these things Well, here's what I'll say The main point to me is I'd like to give it a chance. | ||
I'd like to wait and see how it goes. | ||
We'll see if this works. | ||
And we're going to have to live with it. | ||
Here's the thing. | ||
No... ...aspect of all of this. | ||
That McCarthy, although he didn't really have 218, No one else even came close to 218. | ||
Nobody else came close to having the votes. | ||
So if it wasn't McCarthy, there might not be a speaker. | ||
Now that's just part of the dynamic. | ||
Some might say we don't need a speaker. | ||
Some might say we would have preferred the gridlock. | ||
I'm probably one of them, but that is part of the dynamic is that probably McCarthy was going to be the speaker from the beginning, okay? | ||
With that being said, we'll have to see how he does. | ||
He was going to be the speaker. | ||
He was the only one who really was capable of getting the votes. | ||
He was the only one who had a plurality of the votes. | ||
And they got as much as they could get out of him. | ||
They got this really good vacate rule. | ||
They got the subcommittee on the federal government. | ||
They got some of this fiscal stuff. | ||
The way that I look at it, though, is all this should kind of be a given, shouldn't it? | ||
Why did we need to negotiate for a subcommittee on weaponization of the federal government? | ||
Wasn't that one of the biggest issues that the entire conference campaigned on in 22? | ||
You're telling me that if Matt Gaetz and these 20 Republicans didn't shut down the Congress for four days, there wouldn't be a subcommittee on the weaponization of the government and on the DOJ raid on Trump's house and on the DOJ persecuting the Capitol rioters and on the FISA court abuse and the spying on the Trump campaign? | ||
That should have been a given. | ||
We had to negotiate for that? | ||
They should have been doing that, they should have been doing that before they even picked a speaker. | ||
That should have been a given. | ||
We should have had that from, that should have been for openers. | ||
Of course, they should have done that the first day. | ||
And these other things, capping federal spending at fiscal year 2022 levels, cut as you go, the Holman Rule, all this should be a given. | ||
At the minimum, you would expect that Republicans should be fiscal conservatives. | ||
I mean, we don't expect them to be social conservatives. | ||
We don't expect them to be nationalists. | ||
We don't expect them to be Christian nationalists. | ||
We should be able to expect, at the minimum, that they're going to be fiscal conservatives. | ||
I mean, and I am a fiscal conservative. | ||
The debt and the deficit, in case you don't know, are out of control. | ||
The monetary stimulus, the fiscal stimulus since COVID has been just ridiculous. | ||
You're talking about more spending. | ||
We were talking about 20 years ago spending that we had never seen in history. | ||
And the spending in the last two years was crazy compared even to that. | ||
Like, it's a real problem. | ||
And I know we don't talk about that a lot on the show. | ||
We talk more about religion and culture and the war and these kinds of things. | ||
But it's still a big problem. | ||
It's still a big deal. | ||
And Republicans fail on everything. | ||
The one thing they seem to agree on is that they want to cut the budget. | ||
They want to control the spending. | ||
And that's the big compromise? | ||
In other words, what I'm trying to say is, how about a fucking border wall? | ||
We had to write a... this was the big compromise as we got this no-confidence vote. | ||
That's probably the best thing. | ||
That's maybe the biggest thing. | ||
That takes the most power from McCarthy. | ||
But in terms of setting the policy agenda, we got all this All this fiscal stuff? | ||
How about cut all the funding to Ukraine? | ||
Shouldn't that be a part of the gra- I mean, if we had walked away from this grand compromise with no money for Ukraine, money for a border wall, money for border security, impeaching Merrick Garland, impeaching Biden, you know, like, I could come up with a pretty good wish list of things. | ||
A tech free speech bill. | ||
How about an Internet Bill of Rights? | ||
How about revising Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act? | ||
How about antitrust legislation against big tech? | ||
I mean, there's a huge wish list that these members, like Gates and Gosar, and there's some pretty big America First policy priorities that we could have accomplished. | ||
And don't get me wrong, we don't have a veto-proof majority. | ||
We don't have that kind of thing. | ||
But you'd like to think that there would be some more concessions. | ||
And I understand this is a rules package, so it's governing rules regarding the appropriations process and, you know, how the committee votes and things like that. | ||
But I would have liked to see some commitments, subcommittees, whatever you want to call it, however you want to make it shake out. | ||
I would have liked to see some more commitment to an America First agenda, not just this budgetary stuff, that's all. | ||
So, So, I don't know how in love I am with the rules package. | ||
The vote to vacate, that's a big deal because, you know, of course we could use that. | ||
I just wonder though, here's my big question. | ||
So, we went through this process, we made this big compromise to give it to McCarthy, eventually all the Republicans voted for McCarthy, and in order for them to capitulate, McCarthy agreed to this rules package that includes this one-man vote to vacate. | ||
Well, let's say hypothetically in the future Matt Gaetz initiates a vote to vacate. | ||
And he whips up five other members to prevent McCarthy from being the Speaker. | ||
Isn't it just going to be like the same thing that just happened? | ||
I mean, that's why I say I want to wait and see. | ||
Are they going to use this? | ||
Or is that a symbolic victory? | ||
Is that a gesture? | ||
Because, in other words, we had leverage on January 3rd. | ||
We had leverage before McCarthy became the Speaker. | ||
And they all capitulated for the motion to vacate. | ||
And now we have the motion to vacate, and what's to say that the next time that we hold the speakership hostage that people are not just going to capitulate again for some other paltry compromise? | ||
So, we have to wait and see if that's going to be useful or if that's going to be utilized to achieve what we need to. | ||
Because I don't know that anything's even going to come of that. | ||
So I don't know if I'm in love with the compromise, and to tell you the truth, I would have preferred if the showdown just went on indefinitely. | ||
And I don't know if that's juvenile, I don't know if that's immature, but I don't know why we would give the speakership to McCarthy ever. | ||
And I know there's nobody else. | ||
I know there's no alternative. | ||
But let them figure it out. | ||
Let that be their problem. | ||
What I'm trying to get across is, I'm really sick and tired of us having to make all the compromises. | ||
McCarthy's gonna get the gavel. | ||
That's what he always wanted. | ||
He's gonna get it. | ||
And whether he's got it with the one-man motion to vacate or not, he's got it. | ||
So McCarthy gets what he wants, and our Our actual policy wish list is something that is being mortgaged off into the future. | ||
And that seems to be how it always works. | ||
That they always get what they want, and we always get an IOU. | ||
We always get a rain check and a promissory note to be paid later. | ||
And we never seem to get what we want. | ||
And whenever anybody talks about flipping it the other way around, everybody loses their minds. | ||
When you say don't vote in the Georgia Senate runoff, when you say don't vote in the 22 midterms, sit it out. | ||
When you say don't vote for McCarthy for Speaker, they say, well, we need to hold the line in the Senate. | ||
We need to win a majority in the House and Senate. | ||
We need a Speaker. | ||
Who else is going to be the Speaker? | ||
You figure it out. | ||
That's your problem. | ||
You wanted to be the speaker? | ||
Well, you know what? | ||
You should have won over the MAGA caucus. | ||
Well, you know what? | ||
You should have campaigned on election fraud. | ||
You should have won a bigger majority. | ||
You should have fixed the voter fraud. | ||
But you didn't. | ||
So now we don't have a speaker. | ||
Sounds like a you problem. | ||
And I would have liked if just five members could have just held out indefinitely and said, you know what, we're just not going to give you the speakership. | ||
Nobody can be speaker. | ||
Let's just shut down the whole government. | ||
And let's see congressmen go without getting paid. | ||
And let's see the government go without being funded. | ||
Let's see it happen. | ||
And, you know what, if push comes to shove and the government's not funded, maybe then they'll make a deal. | ||
On our terms, and give us what we want. | ||
It just seems like we never, we're never willing to let them suffer any consequences of their actions. | ||
It's always gotta be us. | ||
We're never willing to let the Republicans lose their majority. | ||
We're never willing to let McCarthy lose the speakership, or let Loeffler and Perdue lose, or whatever. | ||
Because, well, the alternative would be far worse. | ||
And in the end, we just keep getting betrayed in the same way. | ||
Time and time again, over and over and over again. | ||
So, I don't know how much I love the compromise. | ||
But again, I'm gonna give it a chance. | ||
I like that Gates let it. | ||
Gosar and Gates, you know, they stood tall for like four days. | ||
I just wish it would have lasted a little longer. | ||
So we'll see what comes of that. | ||
I have to say though, it's very funny what happened to Marjorie Green. | ||
What an idiot. | ||
And I said this months ago, and she didn't listen. | ||
I said it on my show. | ||
I said, even if you think it's gonna be McCarthy, and even if you think that's ultimately the right option, you gotta hold out. | ||
I mean, say what you will about the compromise, at least they got something. | ||
Gates, Gosar, Good, Chip Roy, all of them. | ||
They all said, we're not going to vote for McCarthy unless we get something. | ||
We're going to let him lose the vote 15 times. | ||
We're going to let him lose the vote for four consecutive days until he gives us what we want. | ||
Marjorie Taylor Greene just sang right away. | ||
Even though McCarthy stripped her of her assignments and embarrassed her and humiliated her in public, She was so greedy to get her committee assignments back, which I now know... I think I know what they are. | ||
Don't want to let on too much, but... And you know, she got some pretty good assignments, I'm not gonna lie. | ||
But she was so greedy, she wanted it so bad, that she just, from the jump, prostituted herself out there for McCarthy. | ||
Before... | ||
The vote even happened before he even had the votes. | ||
She was shilling from day one on the war room, she's shilling in front of these interviewers, whatever, and her base is livid. | ||
People are calling her up and saying, you know, ah, stupid move that was. | ||
Even if you make a deal with McCarthy, even if you plan on making a deal with McCarthy, make the deal after the negotiation. | ||
Make the deal on January 7th, don't make the deal on November 5th. | ||
But she made a deal right away because she just needed it so bad. | ||
She just needed to sit in the big chair and get her assignment and climb the ladder. | ||
So greedy, like a greedy little piglet. | ||
So greedy and lustful for those seats that she sold out her base, went back on everything she had said, like impeaching McCarthy. | ||
And went out every day and did a little dance for her, for him. | ||
Telling everybody that that's politics and we just, that's what we have to do and everybody just shut up and go with it. | ||
And even alienating herself from Boebert and Gates and she made herself the black sheep of the group. | ||
Very embarrassing. | ||
And, you know, once again, whether you like the compromise or not, let that be a lesson. | ||
Don't give up anything without a fight. | ||
Yeah, okay, maybe Kev McCarthy was gonna get it anyway. | ||
Yeah, maybe the establishment was always gonna win. | ||
They've got more money, more clout, more power. | ||
Maybe they were gonna get there. | ||
At the end of it, inevitably. | ||
Make them work for it. | ||
Make them fight for it. | ||
Make them give you something for it. | ||
That's obvious. | ||
I mean, that's just like the first rule of a negotiation. | ||
It's better to get something for what you have than nothing. | ||
Don't give anything away for free. | ||
Yeah, okay, Kevin McCarthy had the most votes. | ||
Maybe he was the only one that could have gotten the votes. | ||
But make him earn your vote. | ||
Get as much as you can! | ||
Get as much as you want! | ||
I'm so sick of Republicans who are just so quick to say, uh, well, we're just going to go along with the thing that Fox News is saying. | ||
We're just going to go along with what the establishment is telling us. | ||
They never let politicians fight for their vote, whether it's in the election or whether it's in the conference. | ||
And that's why we get nothing. | ||
Because we just say, oh yes sir, we'll just do what we gotta do. | ||
We'll just go along with the program, whatever you need from us. | ||
And that's how you get screwed over every time. | ||
So... So once again, the compromise, I don't know that I love it. | ||
I don't know that I love this rules package or whatever. | ||
But this is how you have to do it. | ||
You have to let them suffer in the woods a little bit. | ||
I would have liked for that to happen a little longer, but whatever. | ||
And let that be a lesson to Marjorie. | ||
Yeah, how rich is that? | ||
Marjorie was calling me an anti-Semite and all that back in November. | ||
Of course I disavow Nick Fuentes! | ||
He's an immature kid! | ||
It's like, okay, well, what has Marjorie ever done in her entire political career that showed character? | ||
Name one thing that showed character. | ||
She got in there, and they brought in all of her old baggage, the Jewish space laser, all that stuff, and what did she do? | ||
Did she stand tall? | ||
Did she fend off the critics? | ||
She apologized! | ||
That was her first act of Congress, an apology. | ||
And she had said, I will never apologize! | ||
I will never apologize to you! | ||
And then what did she do? | ||
She apologized. | ||
Obviously. | ||
That was, you know, that was her first thing. | ||
She got browbeat by the media for weeks and then apologized for the Jewish space lasers. | ||
Then she compared the COVID lockdown to the Holocaust, which was funny and accurate. | ||
And once again, did she stand tall? | ||
She was stripped of her committee assignments, and then forced to go to a Holocaust museum and apologize. | ||
Then she goes to AFPAC. | ||
Great! | ||
She goes to AFPAC 3. | ||
She gives a mediocre speech. | ||
Mine was way better. | ||
Hello, cancelled Americans! | ||
And what does she do the next day? | ||
Oh, I don't know who Nick Fuentes is. | ||
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Really? | |
And then months later, after she had said to impeach Kevin McCarthy and she's against Kevin McCarthy and she's campaigning for Loomer, she throws Loomer under the bus. | ||
And then goes and chills for McCarthy. | ||
Like, literally, can you name one thing that she has ever done in her career that showed character? | ||
Besides collect money, pal around with gay people, run around in DC going to fancy dinners and doing all that kind of stuff. | ||
She loves the office. | ||
She loves power. | ||
She loves a celebrity. | ||
She loves the money. | ||
She loves a lifestyle. | ||
But no integrity. | ||
And she's one of these people, and it's so typical in politics, who gets told, this is how it works, this is what you have to do, and she is so fearful of losing what she has, that she's going to play ball. | ||
She loves being in Congress, so she will do what it takes to be a player in Congress. | ||
And so that means that she's not going to take any risks, she's not going to rock the boat, she's not, at the end of the day she's going to be a good girl, good girl Marjorie, good girl, she's going to be a good girl and roll over for McCarthy and roll over for the donors, like she, for the Republican Jewish Coalition, like she always has. | ||
That's because she likes it too much. | ||
And this is what happens. | ||
People get in there, and Jews are very good at this. | ||
Jews are very good at conjuring these fantasies. | ||
They conjure your wildest dreams before you. | ||
They're like spellcasters or wizards. | ||
They conjure a fantasy before your eyes, your wildest dreams. | ||
That's how they sell you. | ||
And they say you can have all this. | ||
They're like Jafar, you know, or Rasputin. | ||
All this can be yours, but you just have to do it my way. | ||
You just have to do it this way. | ||
You gotta... | ||
To be businesslike. | ||
You gotta do it this way. | ||
That's why they're very good salesmen. | ||
That's why they're able to create something out of nothing. | ||
They're conjurers. | ||
They conjure and they speak a fantasy, a titillating fantasy based on your hopes and fears, and that's how they push and pull people. | ||
Like Satan? | ||
Yeah, exactly. | ||
It's literally like a Faustian bargain. | ||
That's what it is, a Faustian bargain. | ||
And so they create this, they conjure this vision in front of a gullible person like Marjorie, and they say, look, you can be the most famous woman, you could be the right wing, you could be all this. | ||
All you have to do is be a good girl. | ||
All you have to do is, you can do your little shucking and jiving, hog hunting, you can do your little hog hunt, Marjorie, but at the end of the day, you gotta shut the fuck up and vote the way we want you to and apologize and go to the Holocaust Museum and dance! | ||
Dance for us! | ||
Dance for McCarthy! | ||
Dance for McCarthy! | ||
Yeah, shake your ass! | ||
Dance for McCarthy! | ||
That's what they want to see, they're throwing coins at her. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
Bust it down for McCarthy. | ||
Here's more coins. | ||
Here's more coins for my coin purse. | ||
That's what they want to see. | ||
And she does it. | ||
She shakes her thang. | ||
She shakes that junk for McCarthy. | ||
That's how it goes. | ||
And anyway, so yeah, that's not smart politics. | ||
You just, you got tricked. | ||
She's going around telling everybody, this is smart politics. | ||
This is just what, I'm someone that is willing to work with everybody. | ||
And that's not smart politics. | ||
You're just a hack. | ||
You're a sellout. | ||
That's the biggest cope. | ||
That's always the cope. | ||
I can get stuff done. | ||
I can work across the aisle. | ||
No, you sold out. | ||
Can't one person just use their seat for the people? | ||
Can't one person just use their seat to do something awesome and not just use their seat to keep their seat? | ||
Because that's what everybody does. | ||
Everybody gets in and they use their newfound seat to just perpetuate itself. | ||
They use all the privilege of their new power to just perpetuate and keep their power. | ||
Why am I in office? | ||
So that I can keep myself in office. | ||
Why do I legislate? | ||
Why do I do what I do? | ||
So I can win the next election. | ||
Can't one person get elected, like, listen, I'm gonna go to Washington, and I'm just gonna go crazy. | ||
And then they go to Washington, and then they just absolutely just disrupt everything? | ||
Because I would love to see that. | ||
Not somebody that goes to Washington, takes the skin mask off, and says, haha, you know, now I'm here, now I'm ready to make a deal. | ||
Now I'm ready to make all this money. | ||
So. | ||
Anyway. | ||
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Ugh. | |
So that's that. | ||
All right. | ||
So that's a speakership. | ||
We'll see what happens. | ||
I'm just really disappointed with everything lately. | ||
The only awesome thing that is happening is Yay 24. | ||
The rest sucks. | ||
Trump campaign? | ||
Disappointing. | ||
Speaker McCarthy? | ||
Disappointing. | ||
Tucker Carlson shilling for war with China and saying he loves gay marriage? | ||
Disappointing. | ||
Did you see that? | ||
Tucker did a show and he said he was doing a show about trannies or something and he said, yeah, you know, we understand gay people. | ||
People marry who they love. | ||
Everyone's okay with that. | ||
That's fine. | ||
The problem is these trannies. | ||
And I've been saying that for months! | ||
I've been saying for months that that was gonna happen. | ||
That this tranny thing is just a huge diversion so that we don't focus on taking away women's rights. | ||
Or taking away the rights of gay people. | ||
Or taking away the rights of other groups. | ||
And I say that in like a tongue-in-cheek way, of course I say that in a tongue-in-cheek way. | ||
But that's what they do. | ||
This like groomer thing is a huge diversion. | ||
I don't call them groomers. | ||
I don't fixate on the tranny thing. | ||
You want to know why? | ||
Because those things are distractions. | ||
Okay? | ||
Any sensible person knows that trannies aren't real. | ||
Any reasonable, sensible person knows that. | ||
You know what people need to hear? | ||
Contraceptives are wrong. | ||
Women shouldn't work. | ||
Boys and girls need to remain boys and girls, get married young, have as many kids as possible, and the mothers need to stay home and raise them, and the fathers need to go out and work. | ||
That's what people need to hear. | ||
And none of this gay business, and none of this trans business, that goes without saying. | ||
But it's always a diversion. | ||
We, you know, it's these groomers. | ||
It's not groomers. | ||
It's homosexuals. | ||
And it's not even just homosexuals. | ||
It's FEMINISM! | ||
It's the whole enchilada. | ||
But everybody wants to focus on the narrowest slice possible. | ||
The narrowest and most fringe part. | ||
The left pushes and pushes and pushes and the right moves further and further back. | ||
They draw a line in the sand. | ||
The left crosses it. | ||
The right steps back and they draw a new line. | ||
The left crosses it. | ||
The right steps back and draws a new line. | ||
And the latest line is like trannies. | ||
And what we have conceded is feminism, abortion, contraceptives, gay marriage, homosexuality, pornography, all of it, right up to don't indoctrinate kids about trannies. | ||
They're even cool with trannies. | ||
They're even cool with Caitlyn Jenner. | ||
Just don't put Caitlyn Jenner in a kindergarten. | ||
That's literally it. | ||
They love trannies. | ||
Caitlyn Jenner? | ||
Oh, front page of Breitbart, Fox News interview with Sean Handy, running for governor as Republican. | ||
That's fine. | ||
Just don't put Caitlyn Jenner, apparently, in a kindergarten classroom. | ||
And in the state of Florida, the Don't Say Gay Bill. | ||
Yeah, Caitlyn Jenner is fine, as long as Caitlyn Jenner only comes to the 4th grade classroom. | ||
Can't come to the 3rd grade classroom, too young. | ||
4th grade? | ||
Yeah, that's fine. | ||
Vote for Caitlyn for governor. | ||
I mean, this is the Republican Party. | ||
And Tucker Carlson, who I like, he does a show the other week and he literally said something like, you know, people marry who they love. | ||
That's fine. | ||
Everyone's okay with that. | ||
It's these trannies. | ||
It's like, what? | ||
Since when? | ||
That's never been true. | ||
So. | ||
I'm just disappointed across the board. | ||
If there wasn't this show, if there wasn't America First, who would be telling the truth about any of this? | ||
Trump is throwing a party for the Jews and gay people. | ||
Tucker Carlson is shilling for war with China and gay marriage. | ||
Even the MAGA caucus is shilling for Kevin McCarthy. | ||
If it wasn't for this show saying, hey, Christian leadership, put women back in the home, Jewish question, race realism, et cetera, et cetera, nobody else would be talking about this stuff. | ||
So we're the one bright spot in the world right now. | ||
It's just us. | ||
All right, okay. | ||
That's my show. | ||
All right, let's move on. | ||
Let's take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys have to say about all this. | ||
And I don't have my TTS set up. | ||
I'm gonna try and get it set it up. | ||
I'm gonna try and set it up for next week. | ||
Okay. | ||
But for right now, I'm just gonna have to read all these. | ||
And there's a lot of them. | ||
Okay, let's see. | ||
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Okay. | |
Excuse me. | ||
Nathan Sy says, what's your IQ? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Nathan says, were you watching WWE when the Nexus attacked John Cena? | ||
No, that's... I stopped watching in like 2010. | ||
Buff Incels says, miss your show so much, King. | ||
The Groypers love you. | ||
Hey, love you too, buddy. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Pragmatic Culture says, sorry I can't watch live celebrating Orthodox New Years with Russian Ortho friends. | ||
God bless and I can't wait to see what comes in 23, the year of the Groyper. | ||
Hey, well, happy Orthodox New Years to the Orthodox Groypers. | ||
Enjoy, hope you're having a good time. | ||
We love that guy. | ||
Jim Status says, 10 years ago live on SNL, Ye performed Black Skinhead. | ||
He said, what do you say to a masked man, the inglorious bastard that's rapping? | ||
We're about to burn this whole shit down like the theater Hitler was trapped in. | ||
Based King, it's on YouTube. | ||
Yeah, I remember that performance. | ||
I remember watching it when I was a kid and I was like, what is this? | ||
Because that was like no one was making, no one mainstream was making music like that. | ||
That was an epic performance. | ||
Jim's status is Jesus first, America first, yay, and Nick first, hoes last, simps last. | ||
Facts. | ||
High School Groyper says, hey Nick, love ya, your most lawyer follower, college slash high school groyper. | ||
Hey, thanks a lot High School Groyper. | ||
Love you, buddy. | ||
Pretty fly white guy. | ||
So, saw Destiny's new hair in a YouTube thumbnail. | ||
He needs prayers. | ||
Yeah, I don't know what's going on with him. | ||
The blue hair is very weird. | ||
I don't know if he's having some kind of like midlife crisis or Britney Spears mental breakdown arc. | ||
I don't know what that's all about, but it's weird. | ||
I don't like the blue hair. | ||
He should, he should take it back. | ||
Tesla owner says hey Nick before Ye walked off Tim Pool you were saying it is it is them though isn't it? | ||
Consider it in 2018 and then you were cut off. | ||
What were you going to say? | ||
I was just gonna say that in 2018 Ye said all this stuff about blacks shouldn't vote Democrat and Trump, he was wearing the MAGA hat, and he said that Trump is an industry guy, and he wants to vote for Trump. | ||
Trump's like his dad, he's like Superman, whatever. | ||
And so he said all of the mainstream right-wing talking points against abortion, pro-Christian, all that, and he had no problems. | ||
I mean, not that he had no problems, but not like now. | ||
I was trying to say that in 2018 he said everything the conservatives say, and he still had a bank account, he still released music, and he still did shows, and he still did SNL, and he still was in commercials, and he still did deals, and he could sell his shoes and his sweatshirts and all that. | ||
He even did Tucker Carlson recently. | ||
Then he talked about Jews, and it all came under attack. | ||
And so people want to say it's not about the Jews, it's about something else. | ||
Well, pay attention to when they really put the squeeze on him. | ||
It was when he started talking about the Jews. | ||
Not a moment sooner. | ||
He went on Tucker talking about how Jared Kushner only cares about Israel and, you know, he walked right up to the line the next day, said that thing about P. Diddy and Jews, DEFCON 3 the day after, and then that was off to the races. | ||
So anybody that says it's about liberalism or it's about Christianity even for that matter, that's not why he's being targeted. | ||
He said all that four years ago and didn't get this kind of pushback. | ||
It's the Jews. | ||
Oh, that's your prerogative. | ||
I may do something similar. | ||
Habitat in the West. | ||
Good luck to the men who do. | ||
Eight to 12 years after marriage, on average, women pull the plug and screw the man. | ||
Oh, that's your prerogative. | ||
I may do something similar. | ||
I may find some illiterate white woman in Europe or something. - Some war-torn... Maybe after Kosovo and Serbia go to war. | ||
Or whatever, I don't know. | ||
I'll come rescue some woman out of there. | ||
Rescue some 18-year-old woman. | ||
Whatever that's... Whatever Balkan war, whatever Balkan Eastern European theater breaks out in the next 10 years. | ||
You know, whenever I decide to settle down, I'll be like 35, I'll fly over there. | ||
Find some family that's like eating rodents to survive. | ||
I'll say, listen, I'll give you $50,000 for your 18-year-old daughter. | ||
I'll give her a green card. | ||
I'll take her back to America. | ||
I'll take good care of her. | ||
I'll have sex with her once every nine months for the next 10 years. | ||
I won't even talk to her. | ||
She can make my dinner, keep the house clean. | ||
You can come visit her whenever you like. | ||
Then you can take her back. | ||
When she raises the kids, you can take her back. | ||
You know, maybe I'll do something like that. | ||
I'll say, listen, I give you $50,000 in rubles and I get your daughter for 30 years. | ||
What do you say? | ||
Then we'll be separated. | ||
Then we'll literally not even get divorced. | ||
I'll just ship her back. | ||
I'll say, all right, lot of fun. | ||
You go live back in You go live back in, what's, uh, Belgrade or Pristina or whatever. | ||
You go back to Bulgaria. | ||
Whatever it is. | ||
You know? | ||
I don't give a shit. | ||
I just want the kids. | ||
I just want the kids, you know. | ||
Do you think it really makes much of a difference? | ||
People that are like, I want to find my soulmate! | ||
That's like Sam Hyde said, you know who your soulmate is? | ||
You're not gonna like who your soulmate is. | ||
Sam Hyde says something like, every guy is looking for a girl that is smart and shares their hobbies and is a fun buddy to hang out with. | ||
He says, that person is a man with Asperger's. | ||
You want to find your soulmate? | ||
I got some bad news for you. | ||
But as far as wife, is there really that much of marginal difference between The woman you're going to find in America and the illiterate, broken English woman you're going to find in Albania? | ||
What's the difference? | ||
Honest to God! | ||
It's like, I could go to a war-torn country, find some woman who doesn't even speak fucking English, bring her back here. | ||
Are you really telling me that I need to find some woman in America who, like, speaks English and is educated and is, like, similar age to me and, like, has things in common with me and it's gonna be a better experience? | ||
Would you take that bet? | ||
Would you bet me a million dollars? | ||
Would you bet your life? | ||
I know I wouldn't. | ||
My money is on immigrant. | ||
My money is on war-torn. | ||
She'd be grateful. | ||
She'd be grateful. | ||
I saved her life. | ||
She fucking owes me. | ||
If I go to Croatia or whatever, Bosnia, and I rescue some 18-year-old girl, her house is blown up. | ||
A missile went through her kitchen and she's got soot on her face. | ||
And I ride in on a hovercraft and extend my white hand with my Burberry shades and my Balenciaga rain boots and I say, hey, let's get out of here, huh? | ||
She owes me for life. | ||
She will gratefully make me dinner every night. | ||
She will gratefully come with me to the function. | ||
She'll shut the fuck up. | ||
She won't nag me. | ||
I'll get to pick the movie we watch. | ||
We'll get to sleep in separate beds, have sex in the same bed in some other room. | ||
It'll be good. | ||
We'll have a maid. | ||
She'll be quiet. | ||
She'll listen to what I say. | ||
I'll get to talk and talk and talk and she'll just listen. | ||
And she'll just like, you know, run her fingers through my hair and say, you're so smart. | ||
She'll raise the kids. | ||
She'll teach them another language. | ||
It'll be great. | ||
People are telling me, no Nick, you're sick. | ||
There's something wrong with you. | ||
You need to settle for one of these American girls that's the same age as you and has things common hobbies you can talk to her about. | ||
It's like, are you kidding me? | ||
I'm gonna find some girl in America and it's like, if I call the waiter and the waiter doesn't hear me, she's gonna, like, never be able to have sex with me again. | ||
You read this stuff on Reddit or on Twitter where they're like, if a guy calls the waiter and the waiter doesn't hear him, I'm not sexually attracted to him anymore. | ||
It's like, that's how it is in America. | ||
It's like, you could call the waiter and he doesn't respond, or like, get in a fight with your mom or something, and they'll be like, you know, I just don't feel the spark anymore. | ||
I want a divorce. | ||
I want half your stuff and your kids, and... I'm gonna cut up one of your balls off. | ||
So... Yeah, someone says they're called ics. | ||
All these ics that people, that all these women have, you know? | ||
They're like, you know, you need to have a job and you need to do this and you need to do that. | ||
And whatever, you gotta treat them like a princess and they're belching and swearing and they get fat. | ||
You know, they balloon up and they get all offended and all this. | ||
Anyway. | ||
So yeah, so I'm going to... I'm going somewhere else. | ||
I'm good. | ||
Okay, I'm good. | ||
I went to this Russian restaurant down in Miami a couple years ago. | ||
And I told you the story before. | ||
I went to this Russian restaurant in Miami Beach, and they had this big performance going on. | ||
They had, like, a dance floor. | ||
I felt very aristocratic. | ||
I was eating, like, all this Russian food with some friends and, um, who you know. | ||
And there was, like, a party there. | ||
There was, like, a big party. | ||
Big Russian family having a party. | ||
And they had these young girls get out. | ||
You know, young girls, they were, like, they were eating there, you know? | ||
They weren't, like, dancers. | ||
But they started dancing. | ||
They started doing this ethnic dance. | ||
And I was like, man, this is, like, what it's supposed to be like. | ||
Not like it is here, where they're just goofballs. | ||
So, anyway. | ||
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It showed me what was possible. | |
All right. | ||
Jim Status says, Rapper Future has praised the Taliban many times in multiple songs. | ||
No media or zombie normie outrage. | ||
Really? | ||
I don't listen to Future, but that's awesome. | ||
We love the Taliban. | ||
Kaiser Refs says, Ralphamania hype. | ||
Been a long time coming. | ||
Can't wait! | ||
Free Yoba! | ||
Yeah! | ||
I'm really excited to see what happens at Ralphamania. | ||
It's gonna be, it's gonna be crazy. | ||
Wishing everybody there safety and luck. | ||
And survival. | ||
Because I, you know, I said before about Ralphamania, I just hear, I hear that word and I just begin to imagine what that's gonna look like and I, I can just hear the sound of fighting and I can smell beer and I can feel my shoes sticking to the floor slightly when I walk around. | ||
Like that's, that's sort of like the sensory Palate that I get when I hear the word Ralph. | ||
I get like a synesthesia when I hear Ralph-a-mania. | ||
I smell beer and I feel my shoes sticking to the floor and I smell like asphalt and like crunchy pavement and mud and like a fight breaking out. | ||
Okay. | ||
So yeah, so lots of luck to them. | ||
Praying for everyone to be safe and survive that. | ||
And yeah, free Yoba. | ||
He'll be going to jail soon. | ||
God bless him. | ||
We love that guy. | ||
Everybody, prayers up for Yoba. | ||
I'd like to do something nice for him. | ||
Maybe we get a daily rosary every day he's in jail or prayer circle or something. | ||
We gotta pray for our guy. | ||
But I'm glad he... 60 days isn't... I'm not the one going to jail, but all things considered, it could have been worse, so... Wishing him the best. | ||
Anon says, this world superpower can be described as a beast with the military capability to conquer or devour the whole earth. | ||
And its citizenry, just like iron doesn't mix with clay, will be a mixture and will not remain united. | ||
Which country am I? | ||
Beast with military cape? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't want to answer a riddle. | ||
Dozen mixed with clay? | ||
I don't get it. | ||
User says, User 55609 here, the Cozy Token user. | ||
Hope you got the silver I sent you in the mail, King. | ||
God bless. | ||
I did! | ||
Yes, thank you for the silver. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
And thank you for the note. | ||
Rusty says, shout out to Sneeko, friend of Groyper's, destroyer of seethers. | ||
Okay. | ||
Don't make it, don't make it gay. | ||
Despite being removed from YouTube, my nigga is back, better than ever, averaging 8,000 viewers. | ||
WDailyStreamer, yeah, big shout out. | ||
Sneeko's doing a great job. | ||
He's a great streamer. | ||
Funny, fun, good dancer. | ||
I love that guy. | ||
Good guy. | ||
That was one of the coolest things about Back in November and everything, we had a bigger team out here. | ||
Getting to know Sneeko, getting to hang out with him, getting in a food fight, even though, you know, he didn't really participate. | ||
That's okay. | ||
No, but I love him. | ||
Well, that was a fun little adventure. | ||
He got to see, he got to see that I'm a real nigga, you know? | ||
I'm not just like some Redditor, okay? | ||
I'm a real nigga. | ||
We're in In-N-Out, I'm ready to throw down. | ||
You know what he told me? | ||
He said he was like, that's like a black move, he told me. | ||
Because I threw, it was actually a Coke. | ||
You know, I threw the Coke, I launched it at that couple, and we leave the restaurant. | ||
And he was like admonishing me. | ||
He's like, you shouldn't have done that. | ||
That was like a total black move. | ||
Like no impulse control. | ||
I was like, yeah, you're right. | ||
I'm like, I can't help it. | ||
I have a bad temper. | ||
I was furious. | ||
You know, I was, I literally couldn't help myself. | ||
So, that's okay. | ||
He kept a cool head. | ||
It's good. | ||
We balance each other out. | ||
Good energy, you know? | ||
Then we went into the IHOP and Sneeko was like, let's just eat our In-N-Out in this IHOP. | ||
I was like, they're not going to let us eat it in there. | ||
He's like, well, let's just try. | ||
So we go in there with our In-N-Out and we're like, hey, can we like sit down and eat here? | ||
And the guy's like, no, no, no outside food. | ||
And Sneko's like, well, we'll buy something off the menu. | ||
And he's like, no, no, no. | ||
It's not my rule. | ||
You just can't do it. | ||
And I'm like, we can't sit out and eat a burger in here. | ||
We got it from across the street at In-N-Out. | ||
He's like, no, it's a health code violation. | ||
I can't let you. | ||
I'm like, yes, you can, but you're not. | ||
He's like, no, I can't. | ||
I'm like, yeah, you can, but you won't let us. | ||
And then I had this big Larry David moment. | ||
Sneko is making fun of me. | ||
I went into this speech, and I never do that, but at this point I was just, like, livid. | ||
So I just started yelling. | ||
I'm like, alright! | ||
I said, we'll leave! | ||
I said, but this is what it's like, huh? | ||
I said, we're getting fucking attacked over there. | ||
We can't even eat over here. | ||
I said, some place, huh? | ||
This is some country. | ||
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I slam my hand on the table, leaving. | |
I slam my hand. | ||
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I'm like, alright, we're leaving. | |
And, uh, Sneako was making fun of me. | ||
I had, like, this... It was like a Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm. | ||
Kind of cringe. | ||
You know, kind of cringe, but I had this, like, big soliloquy. | ||
I'm like, what's this country coming to? | ||
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Honestly, I had my head on the table. | |
I made a big scene. | ||
I'm like, come on, we're leaving. | ||
We're getting out of here. | ||
Yeah, so I was not a happy camper. | ||
And I never do that. | ||
I never do that. | ||
But you know, this little... It was like this little guy in a mask. | ||
It was this little... This little bitch wearing a mask. | ||
He was like up to here. | ||
And he's like, no, no! | ||
He was just like... He was like deer in the headlights. | ||
I'm like, can we just sit down? | ||
And he... I'm like wearing a suit. | ||
I'm wearing a suit. | ||
You know, like, we're bums. | ||
Like, we're just common, you know, riff-raff. | ||
I'm wearing my full suit. | ||
I'm like, can we literally just sit down and eat a cheeseburger? | ||
Seriously? | ||
And he's got a deer in the headlights mask on. | ||
No, no. | ||
No, it's against the rules. | ||
I'm like, we won't tell anybody. | ||
You could let us. | ||
That's our country, though. | ||
And that is, you know, and I'm jumping into it, but that is our country. | ||
It's this, like, bureaucratic nightmare. | ||
Everyone's just getting crushed under the heel of a public and private bureaucracy. | ||
Nobody can help anybody! | ||
Nobody can ever just help anybody or do the right thing. | ||
You know, in the old days, it'd be like, yeah, all right. | ||
Yeah, go sit over there. | ||
Just don't tell anybody. | ||
You know, oh, officer, they stuck it in. | ||
God forbid a cop goes in there. | ||
But these days it's like no one can help you anywhere. | ||
Walmart, Best Buy, IHOP, In-N-Out, AT&T, Bank of America. | ||
You just get fucked. | ||
So. | ||
Sneak goes as John Doyle under the mask. | ||
Yeah, there he was. | ||
There he was. | ||
There he was. | ||
Erm. | ||
You can't do that in here. | ||
Yes, I can. | ||
Yeah, we can. | ||
I have my Larry David. | ||
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I was like, we're living in a society! | |
This country is unrecognizable! | ||
This is unbelievable! | ||
I slammed the table. | ||
I'm like, what have I become? | ||
Who am I? | ||
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You know, I'd never do that, though. | |
But that time, I was not happy. | ||
They ruined my suit! | ||
That's a $2,000 suit. | ||
They ruined this... | ||
Will the Beast and her hippie, goofus husband... Whatever, I'll buy another one, but still. | ||
Bullshit. | ||
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Ah, anyway. | |
I had to send a Sprite back. | ||
Order up! | ||
Order up! | ||
I had to hurl a Coke back. | ||
Come on, Sneako. | ||
I had to give him something back. | ||
Even though I didn't really hit him very well. | ||
Listen, I've never thrown a drink in a restaurant. | ||
I'm not used to that. | ||
You're supposed to lob it. | ||
If you throw it overhand, the liquid just flies out of the top. | ||
You gotta lob it. | ||
You gotta grab it. | ||
You gotta, like, hurl it. | ||
Not chuck it. | ||
I chucked it. | ||
I'd like a baseball throw. | ||
Anyway. | ||
Next time. | ||
Next time I'll know. | ||
Still, it was good form. | ||
It was great form. | ||
You know, it was great form, but just the wrong form. | ||
Okay. | ||
Let's see. | ||
What else we got? | ||
Anyway, yeah. | ||
Shout out Sneeko. | ||
We love him. | ||
Patricks, is Pritzker trying to ban ARs? | ||
What a weasel. | ||
Do you own any guns? | ||
No comment. | ||
I'm stocking up on ammo. | ||
Could be worth waiting gold soon. | ||
Yeah, maybe I'll start stocking up some ammo. | ||
No comment on my arsenal. | ||
But yeah. | ||
Is Pritzker trying to ban ARs? | ||
I didn't see that. | ||
I honestly can't believe that anybody even fell for that. | ||
Yeah, that's such a me thing to do. | ||
When I propose to my wife, I'm not getting on one knee. | ||
That's how you know that's fake. | ||
I know that maybe sounds cringe. | ||
telling everybody I got married. | ||
I honestly can't believe that anybody even fell for that. | ||
Yeah, that's such a me thing to do. | ||
And when I propose to my wife, I'm not getting on one knee. | ||
That's how you know that's fake. | ||
I know that maybe sounds cringe. | ||
I'm just not going to do it. | ||
That's a modern phenomenon. | ||
The whole getting on one knee, that's a very modern thing. | ||
That's just not gonna happen. | ||
Could you imagine me getting on one knee? | ||
I'd like to spend the rest of my life giving a little speech. | ||
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No. | |
No, I'm not doing that. | ||
I'm not doing a proposal. | ||
You only kneel for God, exactly. | ||
Could you imagine me doing that? | ||
Well, and number one, the guy was wearing, like, sneakers and a rain jacket. | ||
You'd think I would go, does that really seem like something I would do in Central Park with a fucking rain jacket? | ||
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Will you spend... Please. | |
No, I don't think so. | ||
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Nope. | |
Not happening. | ||
I don't, I don't kneel to women. | ||
The Pope invented kneeling to women? | ||
Alright, maybe I'll do it then. | ||
If it's Catholic, maybe I'll do it. | ||
I'm not gonna be, I don't like it. | ||
I'm not gonna be happy about it. | ||
If it's Catholic, maybe I'll do it. | ||
But, um, yeah. | ||
I don't, I'm really shocked that any of you really bought that. | ||
Groip Chungus with a huge super chat. | ||
Whoa! | ||
He says, I don't really have the words to thank you and Ye enough for everything you are doing. | ||
It's such a blessing to see you continue to make history through sheer force of will, creativity, and true faith in God. | ||
You are both truly forever goaded. | ||
America first and Ye will forever have my loyalty and always in my prayers. | ||
Well, thank you very much for the huge super chat. | ||
07s to Chungus. | ||
Groip Chungus, let's go. | ||
Yeah, it is. | ||
It literally is sheer force of will, because I mean, who am I? | ||
I was thinking about that the other day, everything I've accomplished, and I'm just some guy. | ||
I was just like an 18-year-old kid when I started, and bad stuff started to happen to me. | ||
And I'm not like some entrepreneur like I am now, but at the time I was just a teenager, but I was just like, no! | ||
I was like Caesar in Planet of the Apes. | ||
Getting shocked at the electric thing. | ||
I was just like, no! | ||
No, you know? | ||
I was like, no, you're not gonna shut me down. | ||
No, like I'm just gonna keep doing my thing. | ||
Because there's really no reason I should still be here. | ||
There's really, I mean, all things considered, most people get banned and they just go away. | ||
You know, or they get their money taken away and they just go away. | ||
But me, I'm like, you know, like, no, I just refuse to lose sheer willpower. | ||
So, hey, thank you very much, man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Yeah, me and Ye, man. | ||
Ye is paying the price, too. | ||
We're both on the front lines. | ||
We're in the foxhole. | ||
So, thanks a lot. | ||
Derek Chauvin says, Super Chatter Lives Matter. | ||
Stop molesting us. | ||
No, I'll never stop molesting you. | ||
Molesting will continue. | ||
Pietro says, I wouldn't want to be a Washington stooge right now. | ||
They've got Russia hitting them from the outside, Ye and you hitting them from the inside, and all this while they try to fight God. | ||
07, Nick. | ||
True. | ||
John Ralph says, do you think Ye would watch YouTube poops? | ||
No. | ||
Clungus Chungus says, I put so much mental stock into this whole debacle, probably wasn't worth losing sleep over, but it was still disappointing to see people like Gates and Biggs cave. | ||
Yeah, I agree. | ||
Aquarium Broiper says, welcome back King, the internet is boring without the show. | ||
I know, I'm the only good content on the internet. | ||
Well, Sneeko too. | ||
Victor says, congratulations to Ye for getting married. | ||
Yeah, yeah, big congratulations, big shout out. | ||
You know, him and I talked about it. | ||
Everybody knows I'm against race mixing and him and I actually talked about that a little bit. | ||
And he talked about it with our theologian, this guy Mark. | ||
It was funny. | ||
Mark is a Messianic Jew, and he's in the group. | ||
And Mark came in hot. | ||
I mean, Mark was actually more against race mixing than me, because I'm telling you, I'm like, well, you know, I said I'm Catholic. | ||
Catholics don't believe it's a sin. | ||
We do believe it's a bad idea because it's not good for compatibility, and God created the races and so on. | ||
And Mark, who's Messianic Jew, was like, it's a sin to race mix tribes cannot mix. | ||
I was like, damn, okay, Mark. | ||
You know, I don't agree with him. | ||
You know, Mark was saying a lot of stuff that I didn't agree with, because he's, you know, he's anti-Catholic and everything, but I was like, damn, okay. | ||
Sim and I talked about it a little bit, but, you know, he really loves her, and she's an architect, and he's really into that, so... So it seems nice. | ||
So I congratulate him. | ||
I hope he's enjoying his honeymoon and all that, but... | ||
But yeah, so we talked about it. | ||
He was kind of joking. | ||
He was like, I bet you don't like this very much. | ||
I'm like, well, I am against race mix. | ||
And he's like, OK. | ||
So we had kind of a funny conversation about it. | ||
But I've always said, I have friends that are race mixed. | ||
It's against my values. | ||
But it's a deeply personal thing, of course. | ||
And as Catholics, we actually don't believe it's a sin. | ||
I don't think it's something that should be propagandized. | ||
I don't think it's something that should be crammed on people's throats. | ||
And I don't think people should do it. | ||
But it's a very intimate, personal decision for people who they're gonna marry. | ||
So anyway, so yeah, big congratulations to him. | ||
I hope he's enjoying that. | ||
Hungarian Groyper says, Hi Nick, do you see any chance of the U.S. | ||
repealing the VAX mandate for fly-ins for non-citizens? | ||
I would love to go to AFPAC, but you guys still have that. | ||
Praying for every day. | ||
Yay 24, Christ is King. | ||
I don't know. | ||
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Maybe. | |
I'm not in the government, so I don't know. | ||
It would be kind of a surprise to me. | ||
Dury Duck says, Nick, 8,000 plus concurrent live viewers on an independent website. | ||
Comfy, literally one viewer. | ||
I don't know what that is, but yeah, no, it's pretty impressive. | ||
We have great viewership here on Cozy. | ||
Well, it was so funny, you know, Medicare was saying, oh, Nick only gets 6 or 7,000 live viewers every night on an independent platform. | ||
Then he does his final stream and peaks at like 7,000 viewers on YouTube with his huge, you know, his YouTube account that he's had for years. | ||
So, it's always easier for people to criticize, of course, than to actually build something. | ||
I've always noticed everybody that criticizes me can't do what I do. | ||
Literally. | ||
Lotta critics! | ||
And you know, they say, it comes down to like, oh, he's a hypocrite. | ||
He's a jerk. | ||
He's mean. | ||
But nobody can ever say that they could do what I do better than I do it. | ||
Or they could even come close. | ||
So, yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
You know how it goes. | ||
Boss Lurker says, thanks. | ||
Hey, thank you. | ||
Bob H says, good to see you, King. | ||
I'm loving the new cozy UI. | ||
The site just keeps getting better and better. | ||
Shout out to the dev team. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Big shout out to the dev team. | ||
Glad you like it. | ||
OG Jennings says, oh boy, this is great. | ||
He says, the Speaker of the House is Ken Doll McCarthy with his secret girlfriend, Barbell Barbie Green. | ||
That's, what are you thinking with that one? | ||
What is that supposed to be? | ||
These two should keep your name out of their mouth, especially when MTG wore that sloppy outfit at AFFPAC. | ||
Yeah, her mom jeans. | ||
She's tacky and I hate her. | ||
Drugsell with a huge super chat. | ||
Yo! | ||
Big shout out to Drugsell. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Happy New Year to Drugsell. | ||
I know you're orthodox. | ||
Happy New Year! | ||
Burn everything! | ||
Happy New Year! | ||
You bastard! | ||
Did you all, did you guys all catch his Merry Christmas stream? | ||
That was a great Christmas Eve Christmas dream. | ||
Happy New Year, burn everything. | ||
Happy New Year, you bastard! | ||
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You were, you Persian bastard! | |
I was like, whoa, whoa! | ||
I'm over here trying to drink hot chocolate and open presents and Harris Walkers. | ||
It's a freaking Spurg! | ||
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Harris Walker's a freaking Spurg! | |
That was funny though. | ||
No, but we love him, but that's what we love about him. | ||
I love that about him. | ||
My, my strongest soldier. | ||
Based Hoplite. | ||
We love that about him. | ||
I love the energy. | ||
He's a king. | ||
That's, that's us. | ||
That's Mediterranean. | ||
We're passionate. | ||
That's how we do it. | ||
We fight on Christmas. | ||
Deal with it. | ||
We're messy. | ||
Poo Poo says, best lemonade? | ||
Lemons, 9mm liquid nitroglycerin, 9mm ammonia. | ||
Okay. | ||
Alright, not gonna finish that one. | ||
I don't, I don't like where that's going. | ||
Yamato says, test? | ||
That little guy says, hi Nick, one of your Jannies banned me over a month ago for no reason. | ||
Please unban me. | ||
I spend Christmas alone with no chat. | ||
Fine. | ||
All right, I unbanned you. - Wow. | ||
Happy? | ||
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All right. | |
Sorry, I'm sick. | ||
I'm a sick, I'm a sick little duck. | ||
Okay. | ||
Eddie Van Gram says, I solemnly swear to spin the block from my nigga Nick Fuentes. | ||
May he reign in power for a thousand years. | ||
Love you, buddy. | ||
Hey, I love you too, bro. | ||
Mac Man says, can't stop watching the Alex Jones interview. | ||
Tell Ye I said he's kekalicious. | ||
Also, sure the media is jewed up, but you're zhewed up. | ||
So how are you any better than the media? | ||
Well, yeah, I'll tell him you said that. | ||
Well, yeah, you're right about that. | ||
Kathy Zhu isn't a Christian. | ||
But, you know, she's a lot more tantalizing, I can tell you that, than Ben Shapiro. | ||
You see her latest TikTok? | ||
Halloween TikTok? | ||
OMG. | ||
I'm about to act up when I think about that TikTok. | ||
She created a little Groyper fantasy. | ||
In very Jewish fashion, she conjured up a fantasy. | ||
With that red bodysuit? | ||
Gotta think of Marge, think of Marjorie, think of the pull-up video. | ||
Cold shower and a Marjorie pull-up video for me. | ||
The doctor has ordered one Marjorie pull-up video and a cold shower to get my mind off these dirty gutter thoughts. | ||
These dirty, beautiful, dark, twisted fantasies of which there are many. | ||
Groypes says the number of toilet paper wipes you make is N wipes, but the number of toilet paper wipes you need is N minus 1 wipes. | ||
That's true. | ||
Well said. | ||
Hey Z says, hey Nick, so glad to see you back on live streams. | ||
Times are crazy and we need your energy. | ||
Random. | ||
This week some loser got mad and called me a darky slave. | ||
Have you ever heard someone get called a darky slave? | ||
I actually thought it was pretty catchy. | ||
I might use it now. | ||
Much love and God bless. | ||
No, I haven't. | ||
That's kind of cringe. | ||
You know, we're sort of past that, okay? | ||
We're white. | ||
They're black. | ||
They are what they are. | ||
Here's the real problem. | ||
Jewish people running America. | ||
Okay? | ||
Let's focus on one thing at a time. | ||
Black, white, red, brown. | ||
Appreciate if you don't burn down the Waffle House. | ||
We got bigger fish to fry here. | ||
Not literally. | ||
We have a larger problem. | ||
We have a larger dilemma, which is that high-agency Jews control America and they hate God. | ||
Black people are raunchy. | ||
And they're a little chaotic. | ||
Well, they're a lot. | ||
They're a lot. | ||
They're a lot to handle. | ||
But you just don't drive in their neighborhood, and it's not really a problem. | ||
I don't really have malice towards them. | ||
Say what you will. | ||
Say what you will, but black people didn't get kicked off YouTube and Twitter and all that. | ||
The Jews did. | ||
You know what a black person did for me? | ||
He gave me a job. | ||
He gave me a chance. | ||
He introduced me to the President of the United States. | ||
So... I have no beef with the black race. | ||
I actually love black people. | ||
I love all people. | ||
I just wish Jews would stop running our country. | ||
That's all. | ||
Mike Vance says, firstly, Happy New Year. | ||
The site looks great. | ||
The merch was mad comfy when I was meeting friends in the Midwest. | ||
Are flags a hot commodity? | ||
Notice they have been pre-order a while. | ||
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07. | |
I'll have to double check on that. | ||
I don't know the status, but... | ||
Thanks, man. | ||
Happy New Year. | ||
Maxi Bro says, I love the new UI on Cozy, but I think the preferred around here is UX. | ||
UI and UX, the eternal rivalry. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Old UX. | ||
Old UX. | ||
What do we say about old UX? | ||
You know, they say Everybody says, kill, rape, and die. | ||
I will kill, rape, and die for Nick Fuentes. | ||
And then sometimes, when it's inconvenient, they leave your dear leader out in the cold, shivering, in pain, sleepless. | ||
So, you know, Uh, sometimes it's like that. | ||
They say, I will kill, I take the pledge, I swear, I will kill, rape, and die. | ||
Well, you know, apparently, killing, raping, and dying isn't a big deal to some people, compared to other things. | ||
Your dear leader shivering. | ||
So anyway. - Bye. | ||
So, I don't know. | ||
Lately, I'm preferring UI. | ||
Lately, after that whole situation, I'm preferring UI until I get an apology or something. | ||
I'm preferring UI. | ||
Just saying. | ||
We still love you ex but you know I'm kind of I'm kind of rocking with you I lately to be quite honest I know you I wouldn't leave me in the cold like that wouldn't give me the cold shoulder like that like like like a dog like a dog in the street I know you I you I would keep me warm okay you I would you wouldn't you wouldn't treat me like some some vet hiding says Veda one Veda did indeed win | ||
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So anyway, that is what it is. | |
This is how it goes, you know. | ||
That's how it goes. | ||
Everybody says they love Nick. | ||
They love Nick. | ||
They love Nick. | ||
They don't really love Nick. | ||
You don't really love Nick. | ||
Go listen to somebody else, bitch. | ||
Everybody says, oh, I love Nick. | ||
I love Nick. | ||
But you know, you watch me. | ||
You watch me on the show. | ||
You don't really love me. | ||
Some of you guys don't really love me, I guess. | ||
Out on the street, they say. | ||
Out on the street with you. | ||
No room at the inn, they say. | ||
I'm so cold. | ||
I'm so cold. | ||
That's what they do. | ||
Anyway. | ||
Kill, rape, and die. | ||
Sure. | ||
Sure you will. | ||
When shit hits the fan, will you still kill, rape, and die? | ||
Anyway, Spexo says if we hated Jews, we wouldn't want them to convert. | ||
True. | ||
Hating Jews is saying it's okay to continue your false beliefs and not worry about hell. | ||
Well said. | ||
Maxi Bros says, I remember the episode you did in early 2020 about the 2019 anti-Semitism statistics from the ADL chart. | ||
You could say we bought the dip three years ago. | ||
We did. | ||
Jokes aside, I'm very proud to see how far we've come since then. | ||
Me too! | ||
Yeah, it's been a long three years. | ||
It's been a long six years doing this show. | ||
I'm coming up on my six-year anniversary. | ||
I started doing the show in February 17. | ||
Six years doing this show. | ||
If you can believe it. | ||
Eddie Van Grams says, have you heard whispers about how the Jews have already found their modern Burp. | ||
Modern-day quote-unquote Messiah. | ||
We all know what that means. | ||
I have not heard that. | ||
But yeah, sounds like the Antichrist. | ||
Tommy says, oh seven Nick. | ||
Hey, thanks buddy. | ||
DefNotJew says, Big Nick, thanks for holding all of us down. | ||
Christ is King 824. | ||
Let's let the others realize we are saving them and wish them all clarity. | ||
The fit is good, too. | ||
Missed the suit, though. | ||
Yeah, I don't have it with me. | ||
I'll have to buy another one, I guess. | ||
Tenryo says, Yo, welcome back, King. | ||
We missed you. | ||
It's like you're here with all of us at Ralphamania. | ||
Keep up the grind! | ||
Thanks, buddy. | ||
He says, Oops, I sent a near-duplicate. | ||
I'm retarded, but you already knew that. | ||
Here's three more on the house. | ||
Aw, you're not retarded, Tenryo. | ||
We love you, buddy. | ||
My nigga! | ||
We love you, pal. | ||
Don't be so down on yourself, okay? | ||
Don't be down on yourself. | ||
Be a proud black man, alright? | ||
We're down with black people. | ||
So, we love you, King. | ||
Thanks a lot! | ||
Three more on the house, my man. | ||
Wishing you all the best at Ralphamania. | ||
Headphones on, I hope. | ||
Jack O'Reilly says, Great show as a Christian movement. | ||
We don't push for Christian values. | ||
We are to, as Christians, pursue the conversion and salvation of souls. | ||
Life in the world is nothing compared to eternity. | ||
Ensure your soul is in a state of grace. | ||
Well said. | ||
That's something that Ye is very big on. | ||
He says he doesn't like to talk about values. | ||
He likes to talk about Christianity and salvation. | ||
Peyton says Romans 14, 11 through 12. | ||
As I live, says the Lord, every knee shall bow to me and every tongue shall confess to God. | ||
Yay24, where can I find your email? | ||
I want to serve this mission. | ||
God bless. | ||
Christ is King. | ||
Well, I'm not really taking applications, so. | ||
Thanks for the super chat. | ||
Appreciate it. | ||
So true. | ||
Davids says 2022 is a final nail in the coffin for democracy as a viable system. | ||
In a normal, non-historically terrible off year, the opposition party wins. | ||
The results either reveal the facade of democracy or its fundamental flaw, which is the IQ of the people. | ||
Very true. | ||
Trombone Zoomer says, thoughts on the whole Biden document news? | ||
Sounds like more normie Fox News trash. | ||
Anyway, good to have you streaming again. | ||
That's exactly what it is. | ||
It's totally stupid diversion, which I'm not even interested in a little bit. | ||
So yeah, you're right about that. | ||
Hitler 6000 says, Nick, it was so good to see you tonight. | ||
We love and respect you. | ||
Big shout out. | ||
This is all. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Poohbert says, fuck it, we ball. | ||
Yes, we do. | ||
Hitler says, hey Nick, good to see you. | ||
Do what you do best, King. | ||
I'll be in the chat and watching you like always. | ||
Stay safe, man. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Caesar says, says thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Boogly Woogly says, do you think illegal immigration and foreign interlopers can be solved through AI? | ||
Cozy.tv slash Chuck when? | ||
Yeah, probably. | ||
Certainly illegal immigration and probably foreign intelligence also. | ||
The problem is we're not even trying to fix either of those. | ||
David says, the smoking gun has results like in Georgia. | ||
We too believe unpopular Governor Kemp was elected, but Republicans split their ballots to vote for a black Dem over a black Republican. | ||
No one is doing split ballots. | ||
Yeah, good point. | ||
Isaiah Williams says, bro, I've been having nicotine withdrawals I see what you did there. | ||
Good one. | ||
Where's the content? | ||
By the way, congratulations to Ye on the new wife. | ||
God bless. | ||
Hey, thank you very much for the big super chat. | ||
We love you, Isaiah, my black brother. | ||
Another black Royper. | ||
There's a lot of them. | ||
Hey, I'm back. | ||
Don't worry, I'm back. | ||
I'll be back next week, too. | ||
Thank you, buddy. | ||
God bless you. | ||
Hope you're doing well. | ||
Black Roypers says, we don't protect women because they're weak. | ||
We protect women because they're retarded. | ||
We protect women because they are baby-making machines. | ||
I protect my house. | ||
I protect my car. | ||
I protect my iPhone. | ||
I'll protect my woman. | ||
Similar. | ||
Not because I'm like, you know, I will put a village to fire for my wife! | ||
No, I wouldn't. | ||
There's probably a lot of cool stuff in any village. | ||
Probably worth more than some girl you have a crush on, for crying out loud. | ||
I hear that from these faggot other Zoomers. | ||
These other interlopers. | ||
They say, I would put a village... Real masculinity is putting a village to the sword for the woman you love, like a knight! | ||
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It's like, bitch, no it isn't. | |
No it isn't. | ||
It's going to war without a reason. | ||
It's going to war for land, or for power, or religion, or technology, or gold. | ||
Or to rape a bunch of women. | ||
I mean, like, you know, capture a bunch of slaves. | ||
Whether they be, you know, male slaves that are gonna work in the mines or the factories, or female slaves that'll be married off to the soldiers. | ||
But you know, that's the point is spoils of war. | ||
God, glory... What's the other one? | ||
Gold. | ||
God, glory, gold. | ||
And gold, broadly meaning bounty. | ||
Loot! | ||
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Loot, loot, loot. | |
We go to war for loot. | ||
Not because you have some crush. | ||
The guys that are really into this infatuation stuff are just emotional babies. | ||
They're like little babies. | ||
Grow up. | ||
Why would real masculinity be putting a village to the sword from a lady? | ||
No it isn't. | ||
Where did you see that? | ||
Disney? | ||
Where did you see that? | ||
Walt Disney movies? | ||
Those are for girls, bitch. | ||
That's a girl fantasy. | ||
Girls fantasize about men killing each other for them. | ||
Men don't fantasize. | ||
Men aren't about that. | ||
And if you are, you're a pussy. | ||
You're a pussy-whipped simp. | ||
So, I'm going to war for gold. | ||
I'm going to war for riches and wealth and dominion. | ||
Power over the realm. | ||
Conquer the realm and raise the flag of God over the earth. | ||
And you're like, I'm going to war for some woman who's gonna age like milk. | ||
She's so pretty. | ||
Yeah, okay, wait 15 years. | ||
Wait 10 years. | ||
Wait 5 years. | ||
Take her makeup off. | ||
You still want to go to war? | ||
Still want to go to war? | ||
Let's see her without her makeup. | ||
What does her mother look like? | ||
Let's see what she looks like in five years. | ||
Still want to go to war? | ||
Still want to put a village to fire? | ||
You know, people remember putting a village to fire for the rest of their lives. | ||
I think it keeps them awake at night. | ||
They wake up at night in a cold sweat, with a start, and they think about all those people they burned alive. | ||
And you're gonna look over at your haggard milk wife and be like, damn. | ||
I should have listened to Nick Fuentes. | ||
I'll be sleeping like a baby. | ||
In a separate bed. | ||
I'll wake up in a big empty bed and I'll spread out. | ||
And then I'll ring a gold bell. | ||
Bring her in! | ||
And, you know, and then Assistant Kruiper's gonna kick the latest concubine into the dungeon. | ||
Into the palatial, the royal bedroom. | ||
And she's like, ugh! | ||
Ow! | ||
"Get in here, get in here, get in here." Ring-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling. | ||
And bring some mutton! | ||
And bring some bread! | ||
And grapes! | ||
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Bring her in here, and don't forget the grapes this time! | |
Big difference. | ||
Big difference. | ||
Anywho, what was I even talking about? | ||
I forgot. | ||
Bring her in here. | ||
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Yeah, I don't know. | |
But, uh... | ||
Look, I'm a grown-ass man. | ||
This, like, high school crush shit? | ||
Uh, you know. | ||
What are we? | ||
Fourteen? | ||
Seriously. | ||
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Put a- I will put a- I'll be like a heroic knight! | |
I'll put the village to fire for m'lady! | ||
What are you, thirteen? | ||
Forgive your mother. | ||
Niggas with no fathers be like. | ||
Okay, anyway. | ||
No, we protect women because they contain eggs. | ||
They contain eggs. | ||
That is why we protect them. | ||
Otherwise, they'd be like, you know what? | ||
Go, go pick some berries in the garden or whatever. | ||
Go, go and forage or something in the village. | ||
Come back when you can bear me a son. | ||
Johnny Bravo says, hey Nick, love to see you back. | ||
I must say your camera quality looks 4k! | ||
Really? | ||
This is just like my FaceTime webcam on my laptop. | ||
Maybe I'll just, maybe I'll just use this. | ||
Boss Lurker says, what do you have to say about the new intro? | ||
I think it's great. | ||
I love it. | ||
I think it's cool. | ||
What do I have to say about it? | ||
It's my intro. | ||
It's my show. | ||
Ayatollah Gruypers is our king, icon, visionary, hero, the man who single-handedly saved our generation. | ||
Thank you for all you've done for us. | ||
We owe you everything. | ||
NJFG4L. | ||
Hey, what's up, buddy? | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
I appreciate ya. | ||
I wouldn't go that far. | ||
And I haven't saved you yet, but I'm trying. | ||
Marcus says, if Revelation 13 is happening now, The only plausible interpretation is that international Jewry is the first beast. | ||
The second beast is the apostate Christian Church, which has enabled the first beast and causes the world to worship the Antichrist based on the lie that the Jews are God's people. | ||
Obviously, not all Jewish people are bad, but overall they're being used by Satan with their corrupt culture and religion. | ||
Get the word out, Jesus Christ is King. | ||
I don't know if we're in the end times, but regardless, they are being used by Satan. | ||
That's not even a... | ||
That's not even a question. | ||
3ECD says, hey Nick, glad to see AF is back. | ||
Love you, King! | ||
Say hi to Ye for me. | ||
Also, if you need a wife, I think there might be some new fatherless Ukrainian daughters right now, courtesy of Mother Russia. | ||
Or available Ukrainian widows, if that is more your thing. | ||
Welcome back to Super Chats! | ||
Yeah, great to be back. | ||
I prefer Russian. | ||
I don't want some Ukrainian who's gonna stab me in the back for supporting Russia. | ||
Marcus says, Love you, brother. | ||
Thanks for all you do. | ||
Thanks, buddy. | ||
Evan says, Thanks for everything you do. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Trump says, Hope you enjoyed the JFK, RFK newspaper card I sent you. | ||
Missed you, homie. | ||
Yeah, very cool. | ||
I did appreciate that. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Mike Vance is for Daily Rosary. | ||
T.me slash Daily Rosary is a good telegram channel for prayers for Yoba. | ||
The Italian India came out and the mascoid ways he fears the Italian American passion. | ||
They're not ready for that on the West Coast. | ||
They're not ready for that. | ||
I mean they are ready for like a lot of homeless people and like black fighting and everything but they're not ready for an Italian who's just gonna create a scene and throw down. | ||
Martin Luther King says, watching Jordan Peterson being put through Zog humiliation rituals since he joined Daily Wire has been surreal. | ||
Pretty sure Ben made him do the interview at Netanyahu and only asked softball questions. | ||
You think? | ||
Red pill. | ||
Donald Trump says, it doesn't matter if it's even the Christian thing to do. | ||
John Doyle referring to yay. | ||
Honestly, who cares what John Doyle says? | ||
Apostolic Slav says hey Nick first super chat on cozy been watching since YouTube days went by Slava Gruyper then I think finally got around to making a new telegram for the site and hit the follow button. | ||
Here's to another eventful year. | ||
Hey thank you buddy. | ||
Glory Gruyper says please give at the sneeko a yellow name. | ||
Yeah, I'll talk to the devs about that. | ||
He is in the streamer technically, but it'd be cool for him to have the yellow name. | ||
Edge Masters says, I love the Yay 24 Swastika logo. | ||
Is it official? | ||
No, we do not have an official logo. | ||
And we are technically not running a campaign. | ||
Smiley the Fed says, Hail Kanye! | ||
Hail our Groipers! | ||
Okay, do we really need to do that? | ||
Tommy says, good luck on finding your war-torn North Korean wife. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Yeah, that's a good idea. | ||
Johnny Bravos' destiny brings up your name in relation to Ye's campaign and starts to underhandedly insinuate that your followers lack self-respect for remaining loyal to you while taking time off and returning. | ||
He's a nasty little guy. | ||
I agree with you. | ||
He is. | ||
He's just a weaselly, nasty person. | ||
And here's the thing. | ||
I mean, we don't agree on politics, but he's just like a little jagoff. | ||
I mean, I've made my criticisms of him very valid. | ||
or very known, and they're valid criticisms. | ||
I say, I don't think he's very smart. | ||
I don't think he's a strong writer. | ||
I think his views are not very rigorous. | ||
And he's just like a jerk. | ||
Like, the way that he comes across is that he's just, he's not a guy. | ||
Like, he's just not a friendly, nice person. | ||
And, And I am! | ||
I've always been nice to him, or at least recently been nice to him. | ||
I've been nothing but nice to him. | ||
And we had like a friendly arc, and then he decided to start acting like a little jagoff again. | ||
I don't know who needs that. | ||
You know, this weaselly, poking, prodding. | ||
It's like, it's just, it's very juvenile, very womanly. | ||
And you know, look, I can take, you want to do a debate, we'll do a debate. | ||
We did the Ukraine debate, that was fine. | ||
But he acts like a little jagoff, and then he say, hey, like, you interrupt me, you're not taking what I say the way that I mean it, you're being uncharitable, you're being dishonest, whatever, and he goes, oh, you can't take pushback? | ||
It's like, no, you're just an annoying little jagoff. | ||
Big difference. | ||
So. | ||
Whatever, it is what it is. | ||
John Boner says, will the Yay 24 movement support the covering of female smooth skin? | ||
I'm not gonna speak to that. | ||
Edgemasters says, what is a Messianic Jew? | ||
It's like a, it's this sect of Protestantism that came around like 60 years ago. | ||
Very bizarre. | ||
They like... What is it exactly? | ||
I mean, they're, they're not actually Jewish. | ||
But they it's like they observe the laws of Judaism as if like Christianity never happened. | ||
They believe that Jesus Christ is a like a prophet. | ||
I believe in a Savior, but they also believe in the old Jewish laws like they believe that Saturday is a real Sabbath and they don't believe in Christmas and all this kind of stuff. | ||
So I don't know fully, I'm not a Messianic Jew, but it's a very bizarre Protestant thing. | ||
Tesla owners says, how will AF go on without the Neo-Gastonists? | ||
And heck off, Kami. | ||
And I just have to say, I am so glad that I don't have to cover for him anymore. | ||
Because for years, I was trying to maintain an amicable relationship. | ||
And I would have to go on the show and say, yeah, yeah, hey, we like him, he does great work. | ||
I mean, seriously. | ||
Heck off, Kami. | ||
Like, need I say any more? | ||
So thank God I don't have to suffer that anymore. | ||
You know we met up in June. | ||
It's so funny how this goes. | ||
We met up in June in Dallas and you know he doesn't want anybody to know that we were like friends for years. | ||
He was a big fan of my show. | ||
We talked. | ||
We hung out and stuff. | ||
He came up to Chicago, we hung out. | ||
We hung out at Politicon in 19. | ||
He was at FPAC 3. | ||
He doesn't want people to know we hang out because it would just destroy his image or whatever, his precarious operation. | ||
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But... | |
We hung out in June. | ||
We were supposed to do a collaboration, if you remember, and then he was like, oh, I can't collaborate because I'm getting a lot of bad press and I'm worried about getting fired. | ||
So, you know, we just hung out and got lunch. | ||
And he told me, he's like, you know, I don't think you like me. | ||
I don't think you respect what I do. | ||
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And I was like, Me? | |
I can't believe you'd accuse me of that! | ||
And here's the thing. | ||
For what it's worth, I never really liked him. | ||
He's not funny. | ||
He's just not my cup of tea. | ||
Not charismatic. | ||
I don't respect what he does. | ||
You know, you're damned if you do, you're damned if you don't. | ||
If I attack somebody for no reason, I'm the bad guy. | ||
If I pretend to like somebody and try to be friends with them, but it's not like 100% sincere, I'm also the bad guy. | ||
So what do I have to like everybody? | ||
I don't! | ||
You know, but we met up in June in Dallas and he was like, you know, I think you don't really like me. | ||
And I was like, what? | ||
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I like you. | |
And I know that sounds shitty, but you know, then he's going to go and do this weasel stuff the other day. | ||
It's like, okay. | ||
You know now he's gonna pretend like and it's just such a pathetic little display he literally just to give you know I almost feel bad when we met up in June in Dallas this is a kind of this is a kind of dynamic we had he literally called his mom on FaceTime to touch he called his mom on FaceTime he's like do you mind if I call my mom on FaceTime and you could say hi to her because she really likes you | ||
And I was like, yeah, I hate when people do that, but I was like, yeah, sure. | ||
And he's like, hey, hey mom, hey mom, guess who I'm with right now? | ||
Oh, I don't know, John. | ||
And I'm like, oh, hi, Mrs. Doyle. | ||
Yeah, hey, I love John. | ||
He's doing great work. | ||
It's really nice to meet you, whatever. | ||
Okay, like, so, you know, then he's gonna come out the other day, like, You know, I've always... Nick Fuentes has always been a no-good, rotten, whatever. | ||
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It's like, really, dude? | |
Really, dude? | ||
You really want to go there? | ||
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You know, what are you thinking? | |
So... So, I mean, really? | ||
I mean, people can say whatever they want. | ||
People can say whatever they want. | ||
They can talk a big game and talk tough. | ||
It's like, we both know, man. | ||
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We both know. | |
So... Anyway, I don't really care. | ||
He's a YouTuber. | ||
I'm not gonna... So here's the thing. | ||
I'm not gonna do a whole big thing or whatever. | ||
I really don't care. | ||
He's a YouTuber. | ||
How many people even watched his, uh... | ||
I didn't even watch it. | ||
I was on the phone with Ye when he's doing his go-off. | ||
I was telling a buddy of mine, people just wake up one day and they're like, you know what? | ||
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Dick Fuentes always was a no-good rotten, and I'm going to tell everybody what I really think. | |
It's like, oh, it's that time of the month again? | ||
That time of the month? | ||
When one of these ancillary side characters Wakes up, I'm gonna tell the whole world what I really think about... Alright, save it. | ||
Anyway, so... | ||
But yeah. | ||
So, you know, I'm not really interested in drama. | ||
I'm not really interested in the big feud. | ||
It's honestly disappointing. | ||
We had an amicable relationship. | ||
I tried to be very diplomatic. | ||
You know, there were a lot of slights towards me. | ||
There was a lot of disrespect and slights towards me over the years. | ||
I let a lot of it go. | ||
I tried to be diplomatic. | ||
I confronted him about it the other week. | ||
I tried to give him a way out. | ||
He decided to go down this road. | ||
It is what it is. | ||
It's disappointing, but nobody could say, nobody could say that I didn't try to be diplomatic, because I did. | ||
So, that's okay. | ||
We don't have to pretend to be a part of that clown show anymore, that, you know, the Disney movie, the heck off, commie, kissing your sister, wearing a bra, neo-gay, you know. | ||
Thanks, but no thanks. | ||
Glad to finally go our separate ways. | ||
I think we could leave it at that. | ||
But, um, I will say, you know, he is not used to what we're used to. | ||
I mean, I've been cyber... You know, it's very disrespectful because I've been under the pressure for years from the government, from social media, from finance, in a way that he hasn't. | ||
I have cyber stalkers, haters, turning over every rock. | ||
I don't know that that's ever happened to him. | ||
So, you know... | ||
It's just, it's bad karma. | ||
Let's just say it's bad karma to attack somebody like me when you're somebody like that. | ||
But anyway, we'll leave it at that. | ||
We'll leave it at that. | ||
Listen, it's 2023. | ||
It's a new year. | ||
Eyes on the prize. | ||
We're focused on what we've always been focused on. | ||
Not focusing on salty, seething fanboys, but Focusing on Christian country, okay? | ||
But yeah, can you believe that? | ||
This is the guy who's going, he's a fat, he's gay, he's this! | ||
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Mom, you'll never guess who I'm with! | |
It's Nick Fuentes! | ||
Hi, Mrs. Doyle. | ||
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Hi. | |
Hi, Mrs. Goyle. | ||
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Yeah. | |
I just don't even know why people, why do people play these fucking games? | ||
You know, and then it's like, oh, I always had these problems with him. | ||
Oh, really? | ||
Really? | ||
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Ah, whatever. | |
That is what it is. | ||
That's how it is when you're at the top. | ||
That's how it is lonely at the top when you're the best. | ||
And you cast a long shadow. | ||
Okay, if I wasn't shining so hard, wouldn't be no shade. | ||
That's how it goes. | ||
But all right, but we'll leave it at that. | ||
But yeah, it's just nasty. | ||
Lies. | ||
Amplifying rumors. | ||
Helping really objectively scummy people. | ||
And really for no good reason. | ||
It's just shitty. | ||
I don't deserve that. | ||
So. | ||
But that's okay. | ||
Anyway. | ||
Acolytes is 07 plus Pika plus long live Nick Yay and Cozy plus shout out to Cozy Plays! | ||
Thanks. | ||
Marcus says Messianic Judaism is almost as bad as Christian Zionism. | ||
Just another way to meld false religions into a one-world anti-Christ religion. | ||
I don't think it's that big, though. | ||
There's only like a million people that believe it. | ||
Like, globally. | ||
Super Lionheart says if Laura Loomer was older, she'd be Laura Boomer. | ||
Well, she will be Laura Boomer in like ten years. | ||
Jay Pohl says, do you remember the term Alpha Widow? | ||
That's kind of like destiny with you. | ||
I do not. |