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Jan. 20, 2023 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes
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DEATH CON 2: Crowder's MUG CLUB Declares TOTAL WAR Against Jewish Media | America First Ep. 1111DEATH CON 2: Crowder's MUG CLUB Declares TOTAL WAR Against Jewish Media | America First Ep. 1111
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And what is that supposed to make him feel like?
Is that supposed to make him feel like a dependent?
Is that supposed to make him feel guilty and indebted to Shapiro?
Crowder is supposed to feel indebted to the Jews for graciously offering him $50 million to be their slave for the next four years?
Because that was the rebuttal.
He says, where's the Shapiro quote?
There is something nasty about attacking people who have been friends for over a decade.
And then he says, on the basis of your own misinterpretation of a document that offers you $50 million, you stupid goy.
Like, that's how that reads.
Your misinterpretation.
I think everybody interprets perfectly well what's in the deal.
You know, but that's just how Jews are, quite honestly.
I know I'm going to lose some people when I say that.
I know I'm going to lose some people when I say that that's a Jewish thing, but it is.
And we're all sick of it.
And it's so obnoxious, and it is so arrogant and conceited and insufferable, and that is so typical.
And it does have something to do with being Jewish.
It's a stereotype that Jews think they're better than everybody, and they act like it and they talk like it.
And it's a stereotype for a reason.
It's a stereotype because they do it.
And they do it because that's their religion.
They believe that.
That's their culture.
It always has been.
And if you look at their Talmud, and if you look at their holy books, it says that.
That's what they call us.
They call us Goyim.
Goyim means animal, because that's what they think non-Jews are.
They think that they're God's chosen people.
Their matrilineal ethnic tribe was chosen by God, and we weren't.
And they think that they're chosen, and they think that they're human beings, and they think that they're better, and they think that we are not chosen, and we are not fully human, and we are not holy, and we're not like them.
And they know that, and they think that, and that's what they talk to each other about.
That's how they talk amongst themselves, and that's how they talk to us.
And it's not all of them.
And you could say secular Jew, you could say this one's a Zionist or something, but you know what?
That is what all of the Jews that came to America believed.
Whether, you know, whether in the current day in 2023, whether they go to the temple or they observe the Sabbath or not, their grandparents did.
Their parents did.
All the Jewish people that came to America 150 years ago, they all came from these rabbinical, tyrannical communities in Eastern Europe, Central and Eastern Europe.
For the most part.
And they all came over religious.
They all came over rabbinical Talmudic Jews that believe that they're better than us.
And those are the parents or the grandparents, those are the households, those are the communities, those are the schools that all the Jews today were raised in.
And so whether they believe in all that, whether they just believe in the Shoah, or whether they believe in the Sabbath, they all grew up in that culture.
Secular, religious, orthodox, reform, Zionist, not Zionist, vote for Trump, vote for Biden, they grew up in those houses.
And some of them, maybe it didn't affect them, but clearly a lot of them it did.
So this is a Jewish thing, and this does have something to do with being Jewish.
People say, well that's a liberal thing, well that's a bad person thing.
Nope, that's a Jewish thing.
Just like blowing up airplanes is a Muslim thing, thinking they're better than everybody is a Jewish thing.
100%.
Because ideas have consequences.
And groups are real, and they've got ideas, and they are a group.
That has consequences.
That's not ignorant prejudice.
That's history.
That's a fact.
And so, you know, that's why I say Crowder may not even be aware of it, but it's true.
Doesn't this sound a lot like what Ye was talking about two months ago?
Jewish business practices, Jews trying to own your voice, control what you say.
There's Ram behind you.
It's the same people.
It's the same fucking attitude.
And they all go to Sabbath.
They all go to Shabbat on Saturday together.
And that's what it is.
And it's not appropriate.
It's not right.
It's not moral.
It's not Christian.
They don't share our morals.
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That's why it matters.
I'm a Christian.
I believe that we are God's chosen people.
Christians are God's chosen people.
That's the New Testament.
People flippantly say, well, Jews are the old book.
We're the new book.
We're the new covenant.
The new covenant with Jesus Christ.
Everything made new.
Virgin Mary the New Eve.
Christ giving us a new covenant.
All the parallels.
All the symbols.
We believe in a new covenant.
There's a new temple.
There's a new Israel.
There's a new body of Christ.
Okay?
It's all made new by Jesus.
And so the exclusionary Covenant between God and Abraham's people became an inclusive covenant with Christ and all of his followers That's what it means to be a Christian.
So that's a Christian.
That's a Christian virtue We believe that we're all children of God and even those that don't believe Christ said forgive them father.
They don't know what they do Okay, we believe that we're all human.
We're all God's children and and the body of Christ are the believers and So we believe in universality, we believe in loving your neighbor, we believe in mercy, and charity, and humility, and we believe in forgiveness, and we believe in these things.
I'm not going to give you the whole Nicene Creed, but this is what Christians believe.
And this is why Christian societies were very different before these Jews came around running everything.
And there was a distinct tipping point.
Before World War II, America was run by Christians.
After World War II, it's a very marked increase in Jews in academia, in the professional class, in media, Hollywood, all these kinds of things.
It happened in the 20th century.
And it happened before that a little bit in Europe.
But the point is, you had a Christian society, this is all new.
These Jewish people that never believed in Jesus, their ancestors didn't believe in Jesus, they don't believe in Jesus, they didn't grow up in a Christian household.
An elite like that running our country, it's not always been this way.
It wasn't like this before.
You want to be a conservative?
You want to be a paleo-conservative?
You want to talk about the old way?
The old regime was Catholic kings, Catholic Christian monarchs, kings and queens.
And in some cases, Christian saints being kings.
Now look at the kings in our country.
Now look at the oligarchs in America and Europe.
They're not saints.
They're not Christians.
They don't even put out the appearance of being Christian.
It was considered in the old days, before all this republicanism and democracy, the king was considered as having a role like a priest over the country.
The king was just as And up until a hundred years ago, Tsar Nicholas II felt this way.
That was a hundred years ago!
There are people alive today that were alive when there was a Christian Caesar in the world who believed it was his role to be like the priest of his country.
It's not like that now.
Look at the people that donate all the money to the politicians.
Look at the big donors for Donald Trump in 2020.
Jewish casino owners, Jewish Zionists, Jewish media owners, Jewish financiers.
They make money off usury, gambling, in some cases organized crime.
They make money off pornography.
They make money off of filth in Hollywood and the music industry.
Off of arbitrage in the financial markets.
It's not always been this way.
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This is different.
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And it matters that they're that the people that run the country believe in him or don't believe in him.
It's a, it's a funny concept, isn't it?
People say, what does them being Jewish have to do with it?
They don't believe in God.
You think that that doesn't matter?
You think that that's arbitrary?
Of course it matters.
And of course they have different ways.
And of course they have different practices.
They reject Jesus Christ.
They worship the law.
They worship the ritual.
They worship their ethnicity.
Of course!
They have a perverse inversion of all the Christian morals, and this is why you get this.
And frankly, it may sound like an exaggeration, but it does come down to things like this, where Crowder, who I'm not even the biggest fan of, comes forward and very honestly says, look, how are you going to have an opposition to this satanic system if you're literally in bed with it?
And Shapiro comes back with what?
Conceit, arrogance, Well, maybe you're not smart enough to understand it, but we're offering you, you're insulting someone offering you 50 million dollars.
What are you, Lucifer?
What are you, the devil?
That sounds like the devil to me.
That sounds like the scorned demon, is what that sounds like.
You didn't take the offer from Satan.
And he says, I could give you the world!
That sounds like the devil trying to tempt Jesus.
Not saying that Crowder's like Jesus, obviously.
But saying that attitude, You know, you stupid goy, I'm offering you $50 million, you should be grateful.
Really?
And it's the whole crew.
Jeremy Boring says, you can't just say we're gonna pay $50 million even if your show doesn't bring in any money.
Adding, and he says, $50 million minus 25% is not a punishment by any standard of any human being.
So it's just all about the fucking money then.
You're not even worth $50,000,000.
You can't live off $50,000,000 minus 25%?
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Really?
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Candace Owens says it's a bitch move.
You know it's a bitch move?
Working for Ben Shapiro, sorry.
And you know, I talked to Candace Owens and I had like a good conversation with her when all the Ye stuff was going on and everything.
You know, and I do like her for what it's worth.
But that's not right for her to say that.
It's not a bitch.
I don't know what she means when she says it's a bitch move.
And to bring up, oh, there were allegations about you.
We're going to Me Too him now?
Contract dispute?
Oh, it's a Me Too thing?
And this is the thing about Jews, they're unscrupulous.
Unscrupulous, amoral, there's no charity, there's no give, there's no brotherhood, there's no semblance of treat others the way you want to be treated, treat others as though they were yourself, treat them like they're your brother, no aspect of that.
You go against their bottom line and they go for the jugular.
You're not even worth $50 million.
You don't even understand the contract.
We're offering you $50 million.
I thought we were your friend.
Well, you're a bitch.
People are accusing you of misconduct in the workplace.
You're not a self-made man.
You've always worked for somebody else.
Really?
These people are dirtbags.
And I'm glad this is happening because now people are seeing this is who they really are.
They're not good people.
They're not even trying to be good people.
They don't even know what it is to be a good person.
Because they're Jewish.
Because they don't believe in Jesus Christ.
You can't know what it is to be a good person.
You can't be a good person if your heart isn't open to Jesus Christ.
And that is not the case with these people, obviously.
So, I think it's nasty.
I think it's vicious.
And I think it's so typical.
That is so how they operate.
And this is what Jewish media looks like.
This is like, you want to talk about opening up the contracts?
Here you go.
These are your Jewish business practices and they say, well, we got to make money somehow.
Because that's what matters.
They live in L.A.
They live in Miami.
They live in Nashville.
Ben Shapiro goes to sleep on his bed made of money.
He makes a lot of money.
Jordan Peterson walking around in his new suits.
I hate that.
He's walking around in his fancy new- He's going around crying everywhere how much he loves rabbis in his fancy- It's just like, seriously, man?
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That's just gross.
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Have you seen that?
Jordan Peterson flaunting the fancy suits.
I make quite a bit of money.
I'm an evil capitalist.
I make a million dollars a month.
And whatever.
Listen, I don't hate.
If people are making money, that's great.
I don't have a problem with people making money.
I love when people make money.
I love to see people making money.
But there's something perverse about, you have responsibility.
You want to make money being a basketball player, you know, whatever.
You want to make money building buildings.
You want to make money being an inventor.
Okay, congratulations.
But you're taking money from people.
You're taking money from people.
Under the premise, the pretext, that you're giving them hope, providing them with leadership, moral leadership, telling them the truth, these kinds of things, you're making compromises about what you say, about how you lead these people to be able to take more of their money, to make more money.
And then you go and throw it in their face.
It's like these Protestant pastors.
Everybody knows there's a little bit something wrong with that.
Everybody knows there's a little bit something not quite right when you see these mega churches and you see these Protestant pastors and they talk about they've got 25 chandeliers in their mansion and they got two private jets and you know and I think atheists come at that as a way to just get down on Christians but everybody knows there's maybe a little bit something that's not quite right about that and that's this perverse relationship between your response your unique responsibility and
Whether it's politics or religion, to provide a moral leadership about the truth and how some people the priority seems to be putting the cart before the horse, it's about the donation basket, it's about the money, and it's about the flashy suits, and it's about the houses, and it's about those things.
And so the question would be would the Shapiro company take a risk and divest from big tech if it was the right thing to do but they made less money?
Because that is really what's going on here, is they refuse to divest from Big Tech, even though they really have the means to do it.
They have the means to divest from Big Tech.
If Daily Wire shifted their operation to Rumble, or whatever, they'd live, they'd make money, they could do what they do.
You think people wouldn't be able to find Ben Shapiro on Rumble?
You think that, and even if they just had one foot in and one foot out, one foot into Alt-Tech, some, you know, alternative process, some alternative system, Or even if they allowed small creators a fighting chance, if they get banned on YouTube, they could retain the contract or retain the paycheck.
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They'd live.
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But it's indicative in their response.
Their response betrays their priority.
It's about what's good business.
Hey, it's just good business, Goy.
It's just good business.
That's not good business.
You don't understand the contract.
You don't understand the business model.
You don't understand business.
And don't get me wrong, I'm not a bleeding heart.
I know you gotta make money.
I know you gotta make money.
I know that.
You gotta be a business.
I know that.
I'm a business.
I gotta make money.
That's why we do Super Chats.
That's why I take donations and sell merch and things like that.
But look at the compromises I've made.
I know it's gotta be a business.
I still make money.
I'm very proud of the investments I've made.
I made money.
I got donations.
I was smart about it.
I invested it.
That's great.
But how much more money do you think that I would be making if I never went to the Capitol, and never got banned from all payment processors, including the one that I had, never got banned from banks, never had my money seized by the government, never got banned from DLive, and YouTube, and Twitter, and Instagram?
You know, how much more money do you think I'd be making if, six years ago, when I was gonna get a job at Daily Wire, If I said, you know what?
I'll shut up about Jewish power and foreign aid to Israel, and I'll just take the job.
Because I just want to make the most money possible.
How much more money do you think I'd be making if I got my foot in the door at Daily Wire six years ago?
As opposed to, over the last six years, getting hit pieces written about me, and getting cyber-stalked, and harassed, and my former friends sending clips to Media Matters like Cassie Dillon did, and getting banned on stuff, and getting money taken from me, and people flipping on me because it got too hard, and my friends getting thrown in jail.
How much different do you think my life would be if I just signed up with Daily Wire, and just shut my mouth, and didn't tell the truth?
And that's the dilemma.
That would have been good business.
And everybody told me that.
It's good business.
Stay in school.
Work for Daily Wire.
Work for RSVN.
Don't get banned on YouTube.
Whatever it is.
Don't go to Stop the Steal.
This is a sinking ship.
That's what they told me.
Don't go to Stop the Steal.
That's why Tucker isn't talking about it.
Because it's doomed from the start.
It's not a sure bet.
It's a lost cause.
And that was true about the vaccine mandate.
It's true about all these things.
And so it comes down to character.
Everybody can find a way to make it work.
God will provide.
But are you willing to do more with less?
That's the question.
Because that's a choice.
And it's very obvious based on this Crowder walked away from 50 million dollars because he wasn't okay not with the pay but with the How the business is structured in this perverse relationship.
And it's Shapiro and Boring who are in the position of defending why they are not only in bed with Big Tech and cutting these kinds of deals, but also now, I hope they feel good about the fact that Daily Beast and Rolling Stone are running to their defense.
It's just like how the Atlantic years ago issued a retraction when they called Ben Shapiro alt-right or something.
What do they call Ben Shapiro?
A paladin?
A free speech or something?
The mainstream press writes glowing articles about him, retracts negative things.
Then they go on the defense in a conflict like this.
Shapiro is not.
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Big difference.
And these are those Jewish business practices that Ye was talking about, and it's happened to me, and it's happened to Ye, and it's happening to Steven Crowder, and this is what they do, and this is how it goes.
But, we stand with Steven Crowder.
We stand with you, man.
07's in the chat for Steven Crowder.
First rule of Mug Club, don't talk about Mug Club.
Second rule of Mug Club, DEFCON 2.
Name them.
Talk about the Jewish media.
Second rule of Mug- Third rule of Mug Club, Christians only.
It's a Christian country, we're gonna have Christians running it.
So we salute you.
07s to the leader of the anti-Jewish resistance, Steven Crowder.
God bless.
A soldier of our people.
No, I kid, of course, but we do salute him.
He's taking a stand.
Very awesome.
He's blowing the whole lid off this thing, and it's awesome to see, and we love it, and we're with you, even though I wasn't really on board initially.
Even though he was nasty to me and he made fun of Ye, he was very rude to Ye.
Maybe he'll apologize now that the shoe's on the other foot, so to speak.
But anyway.
Mug Club for life.
Mug Club forever.
Mug Gang 4L.
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MG4L.
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He's blowing the lid on it.
Jewish media exposed.
That's what they do!
This is who they are.
This is what they're about.
And they do think they're better than everybody.
And I'm sick of it.
Like Daniel Schmidt.
The other day, Amanda Milius, who I've, uh, who I'm aware of, I'll say that, uh, Amanda Milius, I don't totally hate her or anything, but Daniel Schmidt put something out about, oh, you know, these Jewish people were saying that they're powerful, like, that should be a compliment, but they get so mad about it.
And Amanda Milius, who's Jewish, quote tweets and says, you're just mad that you can't create a great culture.
And it's like, there it is.
There's that casual, they-hate-us attitude again, as always.
Like, uh, Ethan Klein saying, I'm gonna crucify Jesus again on Christmas for Nick Fuentes.
There it is again.
Whoops!
Let the mask slip that you secretly hate us and our God.
Whoops!
My bad.
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This is what they do.
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And they're messing up big time.
They should just quit while they're ahead.
And they absolutely do muzzle their creators.
They told Candace Owens she couldn't have Ye on.
That's a not-muzzling?
Of course that's a muzzling!
And notice how quickly Candace stopped defending her BFF Ye, the second all that stuff went down.
You know, then she was saying, well, Adidas can do it, they're a private company, they can cut the deal, but they better pay him!
Seriously?
And then not so much.
Then not a whole lot after that.
I wonder why.
Go figure.
Because they don't muzzle anybody over there at Jewish media headquarters.
Same with Matt Walsh.
You think Matt Walsh doesn't know what's going on?
Yeah, they don't muzzle him, I'm sure.
I'm sure he's saying 100% of what he believes.
Same with Michael Knowles.
I'm sure they're not holding anything back with their cushy salaries at Daily Wire.
John Doyle was another one.
I'm gonna throw a name out there because, you know, he was talking trash about me earlier this month.
When I met with John Doyle back in June in Dallas, And I'm pretty sure I have the receipts too.
I'm pretty sure I have text messages about this as well.
Doyle literally told me he trashed the Blaze.
He told me the blaze isn't a serious company.
Nobody takes the blaze seriously.
It's a big joke.
They're not doing it.
Look at what they did for Matt Walsh.
My dream is to work at Daily Wire and they're gonna take my career and do an amazing thing for my career.
Carolina or whatever or wherever it was.
And they were doing an interview with him when they signed their contract with him, and they tried to suss him out to see if he was a groiper, and he was telling me how he was like, oh, they asked me about Israel, and I had a carefully calculated answer.
I said, oh, well, you know, I don't even know what he said, but he basically said he lied through his teeth and said that he doesn't have any negative feelings about Israel, to pass the interview because they were sussing him out to see if he was a groiper.
And he got on his knees and swear to the Jews that he was going to have his allegiance to them to get his little contract.
And then I guess it wasn't all was cracked up to be.
You know, he got his big contract and, you know, they never gave him a show.
And then he's going and complaining to me back in June when I flew out there, because I was out there, as you recall, in Dallas.
I was in New York for half the week for Kumia.
And then I was in Dallas for half the week.
And I was with my other friend, Weston Walker.
And I met up with John Doyle.
And other people can attest to this, but Blake Cressus was there.
Gabe was there.
The other black guy was there.
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And all that. - Yeah.
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And so I got lunch with him.
You know, you think I would make this stuff up?
And he trashed the Blaze and he said, oh, the Blaze is terrible.
Nobody watches the Blaze.
They can't do anything for me.
They don't do enough to promote their creators.
They're terrible.
I don't, I'm not happy here.
Blah, blah, blah.
And he told me the dream was to work at Daily Wire because they could give him all this money.
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And he told me the dream was to work at Daily Wire because he could give him all this money.
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fired for it.
That was a very courageous thing for him to do.
He brought me on, and he said, like, you know what, like, you're telling the truth, and I see what you're saying now, and I believe in your message, and I'm gonna go out on a limb, and you know, that really meant a lot to me.
Because me and Elijah hadn't really gotten along Before that, during the Groyper War and everything, but, you know, say whatever you want about him.
I know he gets mad that the Groypers sometimes make fun of him, but that's actually a guy who has integrity.
And I know that people didn't like the first interview he did with me like five years ago or whatever, but that's a guy with integrity.
That's a guy who's doing the right thing for the right reasons, and he's a real believer.
He really believes in Jesus.
And he had me on the show, at great personal risk, really put himself out on a limb, like, hid me!
Like, snuck me in.
He's like, oh, the security won't be here, whatever, and we're gonna do it live, and blah blah blah, and really put himself, and nearly got fired for that, and that's probably why they ultimately ended up canning him.
I mean, I know there were some other issues, but no doubt he put a target on his back because of that.
They saw that.
They don't forget that stuff.
And God bless them.
I'll never forget that.
That's real integrity.
That's actually going out on a limb.
You know, everybody, and here's the thing, and here's the last thing I'll say about it, then I'll get into the super chats.
It is very convenient that everybody seems to think that the most strategic thing to do is to never make any sacrifices.
That's very convenient.
That everybody tells themselves while they're raking in the dough and while they're living an easy life and they're not doing anything difficult, it's very easy to tell yourself, I'm doing this because this is strategic.
Not because it's cowardly, not because it's selfish, not because it's self-serving.
I'm doing it because it's strategic.
The reason that I'm not making any real sacrifices is not because I'm a coward.
It's not for those reasons.
It's because I'm not stupid.
I'm clever and smart and strategic enough to never say anything or never do anything risky.
And it just play ball and play by the rules and don't rock the boat and just keep climbing the ladder, climbing the ladder, making money, making more money, making more money, until I decide I've made enough money and I'm high enough up and then I'm gonna, then later I'm gonna say things.
Sure.
That's what everybody thinks.
And that is why the system never changes.
And it's a story often told.
Marjorie Taylor Greene, John Doyle, everybody at Daily Wire, Matt Walsh, all in the same boat.
They're all telling themselves they're doing something.
And it's not to say that it's all or nothing.
You do have to be smart, and you do have to be clever, and you do have to be strategic.
But you have to be clear about what you're really trying to do, and, you know, not kid yourself.
What are you really after?
What's the real reason?
Are you doing enough?
Are you asking enough of yourself?
I think I could safely say, and I still, I'm still doing all kinds of projects, I'm still doing more projects every year.
I started doing this show six years ago, and I did a show.
And then I started a non-profit.
I started doing rallies.
And then I started a conference.
And then I started, you know, doing all kinds of other things.
You know, then you start doing all kinds of projects.
And we're talking about opening up a facility.
And I don't want to spoil all of our plans.
Then you're working in politics, let's put it that way.
Then you're working in the midterms.
Then you're running Joe Kennedy's CIA.
Then you're pushing volunteers.
Then you're putting people in Congress.
Then you're putting people in all kinds of things.
And then you're hooking up people with jobs.
And then you're building a network.
And building and building and always more and more.
Because there's always more to give.
And I just wish I could look around and see other people who know better and know the right thing to do asking themselves, what more can I do?
Rather than, I think I'm comfortable where I'm at, you know?
Elijah Schafer had his show.
He had it made, man!
Last year, he had it made.
And he still does.
But last year, you know, when you're working for a company, it's of course a lot easier.
Not to say it's not hard, but when you're independent, it's more work.
And it's more risk.
But a year ago, he was telling me, you know, he had a great gig.
He had all these shows.
He was making all his money.
I mean, he was really having a great time.
And it was at the height, not at the trough, it was at the height of his career commercial success that he said, you know what, I'm going to risk it all to bring you on my show because I think you got the right message and you've been treated unfairly.
And I will never forget that.
That's a real, that shows real integrity.
And nobody here should forget that either.
Every person watching the show should know that.
Because he did the right thing.
And that's why I always have his back no matter what.
For the same reason, you know, that's what you gotta do.
That's what I mean when I say solidarity.
And I say the same thing about guys like Andrew Anglin.
It's not convenient to defend Andrew Anglin, and everybody tells me not to.
But there's another example of a guy who should be running a $1 billion company because he's a genius and talented, but is not because he decided to be that guy.
And now all these other people say, oh, you know, you can't talk, you can't say his name, you can't talk about him.
He's radioactive.
He was just there first.
He was just the first wave who's been fighting this attrition against the system for longer, and that's why he's more radioactive, because he's doing more.
And people are so quick to throw everybody under the bus the second they get inconvenient.
Baked Alaska, Andrew Anglin, Beardson, Ralph, whatever, Elijah Schaefer, Sneko, Ye, for that matter.
Incredible.
You know, when Ye was somebody that could do or create everybody's wildest imagination, if you're a conservative political person and Ye could make your wildest dreams come true, everybody wanted to be a part of it.
But the second that he said the Jewish thing, and joining up with him was gonna affect people's careers, talent pool got a whole lot smaller.
Among those careerists.
Wonder why.
So, anyway.
So I'm with Crowder on this one.
And for that reason, I'm with Crowder.
People gotta do the right thing.
Never too late.
Time is always right to do what's right.
Time for people to do the right thing.
And there's something happening here.
They don't want you to know it, and they don't want you to notice it, but there is something happening here.
People are waking up.
Between Ye, and Sneeko, and the basketball player whose name I still don't remember.
What was his name?
Steph Curry?
Is that it?
And guys like Sneeko, And now this.
Now Crowder.
There is something happening.
People are getting hip.
And they're waking up and they're noticing, hey wait a second.
You're not really fighting for us.
That's what happened with Trump in 16.
That's what happened with Stop the Steal.
That's sort of what's happening now.
People are waking up and saying, hey wait a second.
We're fighting the system and the people that claim to be fighting for us aren't really.
And you know, they're not really like us.
Go figure.
Something's not right here.
So.
As always, I want to be a part of it, but that's that.
I want to move on.
I want to get on into our Super Chats, and we'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
Big show!
Big show.
Big, exciting, eventful show.
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Okay.
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Let's take a look at our Super Chats, and we'll see what you all have to say about this.
I need a little McCafe.
unidentified
Hmm 5 a.m.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I couldn't sleep So if I drink a coffee now, it's not that's not crazy.
I guess I just really want coffee at the moment.
I Shouldn't know it's gonna mess on my sleep schedule even more Yeah, I don't know what I'm gonna do I could use a vanilla latte right now though that I will tell you I could use Vanilla latte or something.
I need a little need a little pick-me-up need a little boost Need a little something.
unidentified
Okay.
All right.
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Let's see super chats favorite part of the day Okay Daily wire sucks daily wire L. Okay Let's see Pretty Fly White Guy says... Let me just make sure... Is the angle good?
Yeah, this angle is fine.
What if I put my hood up for the Super Chats?
Okay.
Pretty Fly White Guy says, the guys at Daily Wire are probably contractually required to call Jeremy Boring the God King.
That guy is such a dork.
I don't care what anybody says.
Those guys are dorks.
Okay.
They would never wear these Balenciaga boots.
Because they're fucking dorks.
I don't care what anybody... You can say whatever you want about, you know, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, Jeremy Boring, Ben Shapiro.
They're all dorks.
unidentified
I'm hardcore.
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I roll up in Mar-a-Lago and the whole world freaks out.
I roll up in Mar-a-Lago and everybody says this is the worst anti-Semitic incident in a hundred years.
That's literally on my Wikipedia page.
I'm in Mar-a-Lago with Ye and Trump, and the Jews say this is the worst anti-Semitic incident in a hundred years.
And Jeremy Boring is like, hey y'all, I'm Jeremy Boring.
unidentified
We got some great conservative content for y'all.
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It's like, shut the fuck up, bitch.
I'm gonna kick you in the face with my Balenciaga boots.
Yeah, they're Balenciaga, problem.
unidentified
Anyway, yeah.
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They suck so hard, Kruiper.
Jim's status is OnlyFans makes more money each year, each year more women join.
I don't think saving the West is possible if the young women all want to party and make porn.
Well, why don't you just kill yourself then if it's not possible?
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I hate when people, oh well this is happening so like it's not possible.
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Well, you are a dumb idiot.
So, you know, you should just go do something else because you're clearly not cut out for this.
Jim's status is removed.
25 and up women.
Single moms.
Fat women.
Party thoughts.
E-girls.
Women on psych meds.
Women with tattoos.
Women with debt.
Women with high body counts.
There's nothing left to date and marry!
Again, why don't you just go kill yourself then?
Sounds like it's really hard for you.
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