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WTF: RNC CONDEMNS NICK FUENTES FOR BEING BASED? | America First Ep. 1114

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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good evening, everybody.
		You are watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Friday.
		Casual Friday.
		We have a lot to talk about.
		Lots to get into tonight.
		Big news.
		Big news about me again.
		Man.
		Been a long week for me.
		I get back on Twitter, I get banned again on Twitter.
		Now today, the RNC passed a resolution condemning me for being anti-Semitic.
		LOL.
		And I looked at it, they only passed nine resolutions, and one of them was condemning me.
		Me and Ye, of course.
		One out of nine.
		They only passed nine resolutions and one of them was talking about how I made a joke about the Holocaust four years ago.
unidentified		Literally four years ago.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, we'll talk about that.
		Very funny.
		Good one, guys.
		Good one, guys.
		Nice.
		Well played.
		The old, the old condemnation resolution at the RNC.
		You know, we love, we love to see it.
		So, we'll talk about that.
		Honestly, it's just funny to me.
		Because, you know me, I mean, I don't really like the Republican Party.
unidentified		I hate Ronald McDaniel, and I don't like the GOP or anything.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's just kind of amusing.
		Like, me and Ye go on Infowars and we're like, we love Hitler!
		And, you know, five months later, the GOP passes a resolution.
		How dare they?
		We are not an anti-Semitic party.
		Well, yeah we are.
		No, no we're not.
		We're not.
		We, you know, we love everybody, okay?
		I'm not anti anything.
		I'm just pro.
		I'm pro everything.
		I'm pro everything, everyone, all the time.
		I'm a pro.
		I'm a professional.
		So, we're not anti-semitic, but we do have something to say about the Jews.
		That doesn't mean we hate anybody.
		I don't hate anybody.
		But these Jewish people, something's going on there.
		We have to talk about it.
		So anyway, we'll talk about the resolution.
		I'll read through it.
		It's pretty brief and not really surprising.
		That's just another, another little extra.
		I just like collecting these things.
		I get to show up places and be like, I was on no-fly list, I got subpoenaed by Congress, I got condemned by the Republican Party.
		I'm just racking these things up.
		They're like, they're like trophies on PlayStation.
		100% trophy completion.
		Platinum trophy on PlayStation Network.
		So I don't mind it.
		I actually think it's, I'm not even upset.
		I actually just think it's funny.
		So we'll talk about that.
		We'll also be talking tonight about this beating in Memphis, Tennessee, where I guess a black guy got pulled over and five black cobs dragged him out of the car, beat the shit out of him, killed him.
		And that's not the whole story.
		He was resisting arrest, of course.
		But it's still pretty brutal.
		And the thing is, though, the cops, they all got fired, and they all got charged with second-degree murder.
		So now tonight, the footage was released, and everybody's talking about there's gonna be riots everywhere, there's gonna be protests, the police are on notice, they're gonna burn all the cities down.
		And it's like, well, what do you, what do you want to happen here?
		Like they're all, all the cops were black.
		So what is they, what are they racist?
		Well, they're not racist.
		So, and then they got fired anyway.
		So what exactly is the problem?
		You have black cops.
		They kill a guy, they all get fired, they all get charged for murder.
		What more do you want to happen here?
		I just don't understand.
		What do they need to see happen?
		Nevertheless, I am in favor of the rioting.
		No, not really.
		But it is going to be interesting to see what happens if there's going to be any widespread, large-scale looting, protesting.
		Anything like that.
		Looks like there's already some protests in New York City, in Memphis.
		I haven't seen anywhere else, but I saw a cop car get smashed in Manhattan.
		So, we'll see if this is going to turn into a George Floyd thing, or if this is going to be a more mellow situation, but that's the big news tonight.
		I have to say, in this case, I'm sympathetic to the criminal.
		I'm definitely sympathetic to the victim.
		Because this was just excessive.
		And I'm not only saying that because the cops are black.
		It's kind of funny.
		It's like every other time, I'm like, you know what, that white cop was totally in the right.
	Black guys shouldn't have resisted arrest.
	This time the cops are black and I'm like, you know what, they were out of line.
	They went too far.
	I think they went too far.
	These black cops, that was brutality.
	That was way too brutal.
	That was some black brutality that only black people are...
	Not really, but it's kind of funny that the one time that the victim's kind of in the right, they do all happen to be black cops.
	So we'll get into that.
	I don't, you know, I don't really have a dog in this fight.
	I'm not from the South.
	I'm not a cop.
	I'm not a criminal.
	I'm not black.
	I don't really like the cops.
	I don't really like criminals.
	If anything, these days I'm leaning more towards the criminals.
	You know, three, four years ago, I was totally team cop.
	I was more team cop.
	But after what they did to Baked Alaska, and what they did to the Capitol rioters, I'm definitely leaning more towards team criminal.
	I don't support criminals, and I don't support cops.
	But if I had to pick one, gun to my head, black guy holding a gun to my head, I would have to go criminal and maybe buy like a hair because I don't like criminals either but if I had to choose It would definitely be criminal.
	The cops are really out of line.
	You know, they're trying to chase me down because I had a rental car for a week.
	You know, I hang out of this rental car for like, you know, a little, like a little bit of a few weeks after I was supposed to return it, and they're trying to get the cops involved.
	You know, I'm a fugitive from the law.
	We're gonna track you down.
	I'll bring back the car, alright?
	No need to go and tell on me, okay?
	I was gonna bring it back, I just needed it for a little bit more time.
	And after everything that happened with the Capitol, and what they did to Baked Alaska, Baked Alaska was gonna surrender to the cops.
	But they had to put a gun in his face.
	They had to surround the Waffle House or whatever and put a gun in his face.
	I got swatted.
	I got swatted.
	You know, and those cops were cool, actually, but they show up.
	They were actually, like, fans of mine.
	They're like, no way!
	You're Nick Fuentes?
	You live here?
	I was like, yeah.
	I was like, hey, sorry.
	You guys gotta come out here.
	They're like, no, no.
	You're awesome.
	We love you.
	Anyway, but they're telling me they're like, well, we have to keep showing up.
	I'm like, no, you don't.
	Like, just don't show up.
	They're like, well, we have to.
unidentified		I'm like, but that doesn't make any sense.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, so lately I'm probably leaning more towards the, I'm leaning more towards the crooks.
		Donald Trump is, got raided by Mar-a-Lago.
		There's all this stuff going on.
		I'm definitely firmly in the camp of criminals these days.
		So, so we'll get into that.
		Like I said, I'm not, I'm not really too animated about it.
		I feel like we do this, there's one of these happens every year or two.
		What else really is there to say?
		We all know the basics.
		So we'll get into all that.
		Should be a pretty good show.
		Casual Friday.
		Burp.
		I apologize.
		I said I was going to be an hour and a half late earlier.
		I said, if you check the telegram, I did say I was going to be an hour and a half late.
		And, you know, I was just procrastinating, honestly.
unidentified		I was messing with my hair.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And I had dinner.
		I had Pollo Loco.
		Pretty good.
		I'm trying to eat healthy.
		So I went to Pollo Loco.
		I got some chicken and some mashed potatoes and some corn.
		Get a little vegetable in there.
unidentified		Get some vegetable in there.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, it's been a pretty good week.
		Before we get into the show, I want to remind you to smash the follow button here on Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live.
		Follow me on Gab Telegram, True Social.
		Links are down below.
		I am banned on Twitter, so you can't follow me.
		I didn't even get one day where I could say, follow me on Twitter.
		I didn't even get one day where I could say, follow me on Twitter, at Nick J. Fuentes.
		Because I got banned before I could even do a show.
		I'm still a little broken up about that.
		You know?
		But that's just how it's gotta be.
		I'm just a rock star these days.
		And there's something to that, you know?
		Like, here's the thing.
		There are definitely perks to being a sellout.
		Absolutely.
		Everybody knows that.
		Everybody would say, well, why don't you just rock out all the time?
		Well, that's because there's perks to being a sellout.
		If you're a sellout and you work at The Blaze, or you're a sellout and you work at Daily Wire, or whatever, you get paid all this money, and you have your Twitter, and you have your Instagram, and you have YouTube, and you go to CPAC, and you do whatever you like.
		When you're banned from everything, you know, now I can't use Twitter.
		I want to use Twitter!
		But, when you're a rock star, that's just what happens.
		You show up, you're like a meteor, like a meteor crashing into the earth.
		You show up on Twitter, you get a billion impressions, you get a million new followers, you do a Twitter space with hundreds of millions of people watching, everyone gets red-pilled, and then you get banned a day later.
		And it's like, it's like Legendary.
		It's like Puss in Boots.
		Who's your favorite fearless hero?
		Me!
		It's me.
		I'm your favorite.
		I'm just like Puss in Boots.
		I'm your... Catboy?
		Prophetic?
		I'm your favorite fearless hero.
		I have to go on to Twitter and do the legendary space and post a legendary tweet and get banned in a day and it's all part of the myth.
		Part of the myth.
		I heard he got banned on Twitter after one day.
		He's so red-billed, he got his account back, got a million new followers, and then he got banned after just one day.
		He's too edgy.
		The girls love it.
		Somebody was telling me, somebody's going on a show, a black friend of mine is going on a show, and he was saying how the host was like, Only one I agree with these days is Nick Fuentes, some hot girl.
		It's like, I'm the folk hero.
		I'm the folk hero of the right wing.
		There are no other heroes anymore.
		There's no leaders.
		I just had dinner the other night with somebody who is like a Trump guy and it's so true.
		He said we really just don't have a leader anymore.
		Like there's nobody Uh, Trump is out of the limelight.
		He's not really doing anything over the past couple of years, even since he announced his campaign.
		He hasn't really done a whole lot.
		And Ye, of course, is taking a step back from the spotlight a little bit.
		And it's like, so where's, where's the leader?
		I'm just like this folk, I'm like this local folk hero.
		I'm like the friendly neighborhood folk hero.
		I'm like the Spider-Man, the Tom Holland, like the cute, handsome, young, like, everyone knows he's the future, everyone knows he's gonna save the world, he's totally endearing.
		Maybe, like, average height, but handsome and fun.
		You know, like, I kind of fit the bill for that.
		So anyway, so I'm a little upset that I got banned on Twitter, but at the same time, I also feel like it couldn't have happened any other way.
		Like, I kind of had to do that.
		Like, a part of me is kicking myself.
		I'm like, you know, if I didn't do the space, would I have gotten banned?
		But then another part of me is like, you had to do it.
		You had to do it to him.
	You had to do the space.
	You had to say the thing.
	You had to say that we love Hitler and Israel did 9-11.
	You had to post something about Zog.
	Had to do it.
	I had to do it.
	I just do things.
	I had to do it that way.
	And me coming back and getting banned in exactly 24 hours, like all my other accounts, It's all just part of it and everyone's gonna, you know, and some people get on my case, they're like, you need to be smarter.
	You need to be more strategic.
	And it's like, no, I don't.
	I don't care.
	No, I don't.
	I have to do it.
	I had to do it.
	Hitler had to go to jail.
	Stalin had to rob the bank.
	Okay.
	We had to do it to him.
	Anyway, so I'm still thinking about that a little bit, but I got a little bit of an update.
	I don't want to tell you all the details, but you know, I might be able to come back.
	I don't know.
	We'll see.
	I guess they're revamping their appeal system and so on February 1st.
	They're going to change how they process appeals, so I'll reapply on the 1st, and we'll see if I get my little account back.
	Maybe Ye will come back, I don't know.
	But whatever the outcome is, you know I had to do it to him.
	Because there's something like, it adds credibility, and it's kind of actually a nice segue.
	I'll talk about this RNC thing.
	It adds credibility, maybe in an irrational way.
	Maybe this is totally stupid and irrational and juvenile.
	But a part of me feels like...
	I'm not, if I'm not on Twitter, if I came on Twitter and got banned on Twitter, it's almost like that just shows I'm the real deal.
	Now that is not really a great heuristic, it's actually not very healthy, because what would that suggest?
	Like, I need to get assassinated to prove how effective I am?
	Like, I don't know how much sense that really makes, but at the same time it's almost like, yeah, I'm the real opposition.
	I'm the real opposition because they don't reinstate my account right away.
	They do, and then they ban me.
	And it's like, yeah, I'm the real opposition, of course.
	That wouldn't happen to anyone else unless they were the opposition.
	Same thing with Ye.
	Like, Donald Trump is going to petition META and Instagram.
	Well, Instagram's part of META, but Donald Trump is going to petition META to be reinstated on Facebook and Instagram, and they'll grant it.
	And Elon Musk will allow him back on Twitter.
	Why?
	Because maybe he's not as much of a threat anymore as he used to be, as he was two years ago.
	And maybe then the inverse is true about Ye and me.
	Yay was not reinstated, but his suspension ended.
	Elon ended the, he unlocked his account, and his account was suspended during the grace period, during the period of when accounts were being reinstated, or shortly before.
	And the same is true of me.
	I mean, I literally got, I was part of the reinstatement, then immediately banned, and it would almost seem to suggest that And I don't know how it could suggest anything else, that that's because we're the only ones that are saying that oppositional, that truly envelope-pushing, groundbreaking, revolutionary message.
	To come back on Twitter, or to be on Twitter, and say things like Matt Walsh is saying, or like Scott Greer is saying, Clearly it's not pushing the envelope.
	Clearly it's not.
	And again, there's an argument to be made about, do you play it safe as a tactical decision?
	I mean, that's another conversation.
	But clearly, the things that they're saying are flying under the radar.
	And the things like they're saying are flying under the radar.
	As opposed to going on there and just being the message, being the new idea.
	And anyway, but that's a perfect segue.
	I want to talk about this RNC condemnation first and then I'll get on into the Memphis story.
	So our first story is about the RNC, which had their conference today, and among other things, they did elect a new party chair.
	It was a very contentious race, and Ronna McDaniel won.
	So Ronna McDaniel won her fourth term as chair of the Republican Party.
	And I don't know when she was elected initially.
	I think it must have been during the transition or maybe shortly after.
	I remember Reince Priebus was the chair.
	And Ronna McDaniel, as you may know, is the niece of Mitt Romney.
	She's related to Mitt Romney.
	And she's a Mormon, okay?
	She's not even like a Christian.
	She's a Mormon.
	And so she was reelected to, I think it's her fourth or fifth term as party chair, which has never happened.
	Very contentious race.
	There were a few other people running.
	This lawyer, Harmeet Dhillon, who I actually spoke to once, and she's actually a Sikh.
	So she's not a Christian either.
	She's a Sikh.
	And Mike Lindell was also running.
	Mike Lindell got like five votes.
	Harmeet was like the favorite to beat Ronald McDaniel, but Ronald McDaniel ultimately won.
	Donald Trump didn't endorse anybody.
	He said that he would sort of just let it play out.
	And that was actually one of the things that we talked about during the dinner at Mar-a-Lago.
	is I think Karen brought it up.
	Karen said something like, "Sir, we don't like "Ronna McDaniel." And I was like, "Yeah, we hate Ronna McDaniel." And he was like, "Well, she's okay." And we're like, "No, dude, we don't like her.
	"We don't want Ronna McDaniel." So Trump congratulated her.
	Kind of like, and this has been a little bit of a week of disappointments from him.
	If you saw his True Social yesterday, he said something about Mike Pence.
	He said that Mike Pence is a good man and don't hate on him.
	And then today, he congratulates Ronna McDaniel.
	And it's like, you know, I'm so glad that people don't see me as a Trump guy anymore.
	And don't get me wrong, I love Trump.
	Like, I love him as a man.
	Like, I love him.
	I think he's like the father of America.
	And I will always honor the sacrifices he made.
	I will always honor the campaign that he waged.
	And he's still my hero.
	He's still a great man.
	Still one of the great men of history.
	But!
	He has been disappointing everybody for the last three, really for the last five years, but more so in particular over the last two, maybe three years with the vaccine, with the 2020 campaign, and recently with this Alliance that he has with the GOP establishment.
	He's in bed with McCarthy.
	He's in bed with Ronna McDaniel He's not even gonna go hard against Mike Pence.
	It's like this is not the same guy from Eight years ago, and it's not even the same guy from three years ago.
	This is a Trump who has thoroughly Been assimilated into the establishment and I you know a lot of you already know that but it was just a little bit shocking We knew the McCarthy thing was coming.
	That was disappointing.
	We knew this thing with Ron and McDaniel was coming.
	That was disappointing.
	But this true social post about Mike Pence was just shocking.
	Mike Pence is the reason we're in this situation because he could have, at the very least, he could have tried.
	And some say it is dubious whether or not Mike Pence had the legal authority to not read the votes from the states where there were questions about the legitimacy of the election on January 6th, of course.
	There are questions about whether or not he actually had the legal authority to do that.
	But he could have tried.
	He could have done it.
	Let the courts or whomever intervene and stop him.
	And that's what Republicans have to do.
	That's what anybody has to do in politics.
	You can't wait to see if it's okay.
	You have to just do these things.
	At some point you have to cross the Rubicon and dare somebody, whoever it would be, to intervene.
	If Mike Pence didn't read those votes, who would stop him?
	If Mike Pence and the Senate Republicans and the House Republicans, if the congressional delegations and the congressional leadership and Mike Pence were all on the same page about not reading those votes, who would stop them?
	If the Supreme Court were on our side, if the five conservative Supreme Court justices were on our side, who would stop us?
	We could have had another, I mean, we could have had another four more years of Trump.
	I don't think that was impossible.
	And it's been a couple years, and I don't think that... I didn't think it then, and I don't think it now.
	I don't think that it was impossible that we could have prevailed, but it was Mike Pence and it was these other Republicans that wanted to lose.
	I mean, they didn't even want to give it a try, even though we all knew we were staring over the edge of the cliff with the electoral winter and with the vaccine mandate and with war with Russia and all these things.
	They didn't even care to try.
	They wouldn't even stick their neck out.
	The congressional leadership way before, and then Mike Pence on that day.
	And especially over the last six months, Mike Pence has been talking about running for president.
	Blasting Trump for his conduct on the 6th and things like that.
	And so for Trump to go out, the McCarthy thing is bad enough.
	The McDaniel thing is bad enough.
	But to go out there and try to exculpate Mike Pence or exonerate him... I just don't even know what to say.
	It's just not the same person.
	This is Donald Trump who used to say, oh, I never forget.
	And if you're not for Trump, you're going down.
	And I could kill someone on Fifth Avenue and not lose any votes.
	This is just like a bitch move.
	And anyway, so it's been like a week, it's been a long...
	A long time coming that you see these things.
	And anyway, so today was the big RNC conference, and they voted Ronna McDaniel back in.
	They re-elected her to be the party chair.
	She's like, hey, are you tired of losing yet?
	Because I'm pretty tired of losing.
	And then in addition to that, they also passed a resolution condemning me, in particular.
	And so I'll read the article.
	There were nine resolutions that passed today.
	And one of them was about me and my boss, Ye.
	And this is what it says.
	It says, quote, The Republican National Committee overwhelmingly approved a resolution condemning anti-Semitism, as well as Ye, better known as Kanye West, and another conservative figure who has made anti-Semitic remarks, which is me.
	The resolution was approved by voice vote on the final day of the RNC annual Winter Meeting, which was held this year in Orange County in Southern California.
	Maybe I should have showed up.
	I should have showed up and said, you know, hey, F you.
	Sean Steele, a National Committee member from California and a former state party chair, filed the resolution saying that he didn't want a handful of outspoken anti-Semitic voices, such as myself, to represent the entire GOP.
	And this is the resolution.
	I'll read it.
	Resolution 4 out of 9.
	And it's called, The Resolution to Oppose All Forms of Anti-Semitism, Anti-Semitic Statements, and Any Anti-Semitic Elements that Seek to Infiltrate the Republican Party.
	And, uh, let me see if I could read.
	Yeah, it's not too long.
	It's only a couple pages.
	Are you ready?
	It says, whereas America was founded on the self-evident principle defined in the Declaration of Independence that all men are created equal, whereas the Republican Party was founded for the purpose of fulfilling the promise of the Declaration of Independence, whereas the Republican Party stands for freedom, prosperity, and opportunity for all, regardless of race, religion, sex, creed, disability, or national origin,
	Whereas the Republican Party platform formally denounces bigotry, racism, anti-Semitism, ethnic prejudice, and religious intolerance.
	Whereas the scourge of anti-Semitism, anti-Israel hatred, Holocaust denial, and bigotry against the Jewish people is growing, represents a direct threat to all people, and is antithetical to our American principles, the U.S.
	Constitution, and the platform of the Republican Party.
	Whereas in the words of the former Republican US Senator Norm Coleman, quote, Antisemitism is an evil not confined to one time, one place, or one ideology.
	It is woven out of lies about Jews and our history and feeds on hatred, fear, and jealousy.
	Jealousy.
	Whereas rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has repeatedly made statements that are anti-Semitic, shameful, wrong, offensive, bigoted, contrary to American and Republican principles.
	Among these statements, quote, the Jewish media has made us feel like the Nazis and Hitler have never offered anything of value to the world.
	We've got to stop dissing the Nazis all the time.
	Whereas white supremacist Nicholas Nick Fuentes has repeatedly made statements that are anti-Semitic, shameful, wrong, offensive, bigoted, contrary to American and Republican principles.
	Among these laughingly comparing Jews killed in concentration camps to baking cookies in an oven.
	And then it goes on and on and on and on about Cori Bush and Ilhan Omar and the Democrats.
	It says, whereas, get this, in the 1950s when anti-Semitic groups attempted to gain traction among some conservatives, William F. Buckley, the intellectual godfather of the modern conservative movement, responded by adopting a hypersensitivity to anti-Semitism, therefore be it resolved,
	That the Republican National Committee shall hereby formally condemn, denounce, censure, and oppose all forms of bigotry, racism, ethnic prejudice, religious intolerance, anti-Semitism, anti-Semitic statements, and any anti-Semitic elements that seek to infiltrate the Republican Party.
	Resolved that the Republican National Committee formally condemns denounces censures and opposes Kanye West, Nicholas Fuentes, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, Cori Bush, and all others promoting their anti-semitic beliefs and affirms anti-semitism has no place in our political party, American politics, or any political discourse.
unidentified		You got all that?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Kind of a mouthful, huh?
		I think that's all pretty gay and stupid.
		And it's just like, okay, this isn't normal.
		Does anybody believe that any of that is normal?
		Or does anybody think that any of that is inspired by real concern?
		Because that reads like a ransom note.
		That reads like a parody.
		That reads like something out of North Korea.
		That sounds like a confession to the North Korean government.
		Or like a confession to Joseph Stalin.
		Except it's about the Jews.
		And when you think about it in those terms, you start to realize the totalitarian control that Jews have over our lives.
		That was like the Nicene Creed of Holocaust religion.
		I like that they threw in the William F. Buckley thing, and the Norm Coleman.
		That's sort of like their, it's like their Nicene Creed, you know?
		Because it sort of restates, like the, how, like, whereas William F. Buckley, the father of our conservative movement, adopted, and when other, when anti-Semitic elements attempted to infiltrate in the 1950s, it was like, man, we're really digging deep.
		We're really going back to the roots here.
		They're really reaching into the core of the American creed, and the core of, like, the modern conservative movement, For a foundation of condemning my joke from four years ago.
		Like, that's crazy.
		That's absolutely insane.
		That they're gonna reach back, and that is what it is.
		Make no mistake about it, like, I understand what they're saying here.
		A lot of people might read that and say, that's over the top, that's silly, that's ridiculous.
		But what they're doing is actually very specific here, which is they're pulling back into the founding of the country, the Declaration of Independence, which is our national origin.
		That's a birth of our nation.
		That's a birth of American identity, the American civic religion or American civic life.
		They're reaching into the foundation of American sovereignty.
		The American government's legitimacy to rule, the American creed, which is, again, that's the basis of our national character.
		And then they're reaching into the core of the Republican Party and the core of the conservative movement.
		They say the Republican Party's goal is to fulfill the creed and the modern conservative movement, founded by Buckley, Adopted hypersensitivity to prevent certain elements from gaining control in the 50s, and they're talking about the John Birch Society, which is sort of the prelude to the Groypers.
		John Birch Society and all these so-called anti-Semitic elements that try to infiltrate the party, that goes back seven years ago.
		Council of Concerned Citizens and John Birch Society, and it goes on.
		That was the initial battle after the war where you get this post-war conservative movement, which is really a new thing.
		Excuse me.
		And then you get the paleocons and the neocons in the 70s, 80s, and 90s.
		And then you get people like me.
		Then you get, like, the alt-right.
		Then you get the groipers.
		And so they're really digging back deep to the roots to say that if you criticize Jewish people, if you talk about Jewish power, you're anti-American.
		That's what they're saying.
		They're saying, like, they're saying that in the soul of America, they condemn me.
		That, like, the national character and the character of the party and the character of the movement
		Condemns me at its core fully and its views are contra my views are contrary to the core of all those things And That's really our task is to grapple with this and The thing is I I reject all those things I reject here.
		Well, here's the thing I do believe in all men being created equal and that sort of thing and I don't believe, though, that that invalidates or negates the existence of groups.
		Just because all people are equal, created equal by God, doesn't mean that they are equal in fact.
		And that is literally true.
		And what do I mean by that?
		Everybody is entitled to dignity and respect and human rights and empathy and that kind of thing.
		Because we are all created as children of God and we're all a body and soul and made in the image of God and we're all saved by Jesus.
		That being said, we are also born unequal.
		Some people are born taller than other people.
		Some people are born smarter than other people.
		Some people are born better looking than other people.
		Some people are born rich.
		Some people are born poor.
		Inequality is baked into the cake.
		It's part of the deal.
		That's just true.
		That is just a fact.
		I know that that's a loaded statement when you say that people are not equal.
		People say, well, that's not right, or I don't agree with that.
		Ain't got nothing to do with whether you agree with it.
		People are not equal, obviously.
		Equality is something that doesn't exist in nature.
	It exists in our minds, and it exists as a concept, and it exists as a transcendental quality.
	But that happens on the level of our souls.
	That happens on the level of the spirit and the transcendent.
	It does not happen on the level of flesh and blood.
	Because of course, we're created beings.
	And creation is not like heaven.
	And quite honestly, even in heaven it's not equal.
	Even in heaven they talk about how People be rewarded and punished according to their actions.
	And whether you're Protestant or a Catholic, whether you think everybody's saved or nobody's saved or everybody's saved based on their faith or by their works, It says that when all is said and done, you're going to be melted down and the quality of your deeds, the righteousness of your deeds, will be revealed and you will get what you deserve accordingly.
	So really, equality is not something that is real here.
	It's not even something that's real in the next life.
	The only sense that we're equal is that we're called to treat each other Like we would treat ourselves.
	We were called to love each other as ourselves and treat each other as our brother.
	And so in that sense, there is an equality.
	And probably if you stacked up, well, truly, if you stacked up all the human beings, the differences between them would look like nothing compared to an angel or an angelic being or compared to God.
	But we're not comparing Human beings to angels.
	We're not comparing human beings to God.
	We live in the world, and we're comparing people to people.
	And when we talk about people, and groups, and their actions in the world, they're not going to be the same.
	They're not going to be similar.
	They're not going to be equal.
	They're going to be different.
	And because they're different, they're going to be unequal.
	And so, there are more Jews than Christians running the media.
	That's just numbers.
	That's just a fact.
	The Declaration may say that God created us all equal, but there's not an equal number of people running the media.
	And there's certainly not a proportionate number of people running the media.
	That's just one example.
	So to say those things does not even contradict that statement, but if it does, then that reveals a poverty of understanding of what that means, of what that concept means.
	The premise that all men are created equal is to suggest that sovereignty resides in the individual and that the government gets its right to rule from the consent of the people.
	That's the progression there.
	To say that all men are created equal then would imply then that if all men are equal, then no man has a right to rule another man.
	And That every man has a right to rule themselves.
	And that's the idea of self-government.
	That's the idea of a constitution and representative government and elections.
	The idea is the people will get together possessing sovereignty themselves and cast their vote for someone to represent them as sovereign and for those representatives to draft a constitution which will set the parameters for a government And then that government will carry out the delegated powers given to it by the representatives of the sovereign people.
	And I've explained this before on my show, but that's what that means.
	That's what the declaration of it, that's the relevance of all men are created equal.
	It doesn't mean that a person who is five feet tall is the same height as somebody who is six feet tall.
	Or somebody with a 150 IQ has the same IQ as somebody with a 100 IQ.
	Those things are not like.
	Those things are not the same.
	They're not equal.
	And just as there are individuals with differences, there are groups with differences.
	And just as there are individuals that act, there are individuals in groups that act as groups.
	And we have to be able to talk about those things in a multiracial, multilingual, pluralistic country.
	As the country becomes more that way, we have to be able to talk about it.
	We have to be able to address those things.
	Without being challenged on the basis of our founding.
	That's one.
	Now as far as the conservative movement goes, William F. Buckley is a fraud.
	William F. Buckley is not a conservative.
	That whole Buckley-ite thing and the National Review and all that, I don't know if you remember, but National Review condemned Trump in 2016.
	Maybe not the RNC, not formally, but Fox News, National Review, Talk Radio, And even the Republican Party worked in some ways behind the scenes.
	They all worked against Trump in 2016.
	So the idea that, you know, forget about the founding, that's really got nothing to do with it.
	That's not here nor there.
	But as far as the conservative movement goes, well, they have a point there.
	What does having a hypersensitivity about anti-Semitism have to do with being an American, or being a Christian, or being conservative?
	They say, uh, oh, you know, well, Buckley said, well, Buckley said.
	It's like, well, who's Buckley?
	Last I checked, Buckley is in George Washington.
	He's not James Madison.
	He's not Ben Franklin or Thomas Jefferson.
	He's not God.
	He's not Jesus.
	He's not a prophet.
	So, you know, what is William F. Buckley saying?
	We gotta have a hypersensitivity.
	What does that have to do with me or anything for that matter?
	I think it's time to move beyond William F. Buckley, Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan.
	Time to move past all that.
	Because in case you haven't noticed, none of that worked.
	Okay?
	Post-war conservatism has been a failure.
	And I guess that's what I'm trying to get to in a roundabout way.
	Is I'm condemned by the Republican Party.
	I'm condemned by the conservative movement founded by Buckley after the war.
	But the question is, why exactly should anybody care?
	Why should anybody care?
	Why should a conservative care?
	Why should anybody under the age of 30 care?
	Why should I care?
	Post-war conservative movement, 70 years.
	Have we had one good year in the last 70 years?
	Since William F. Buckley went to work, has there been one good thing that has happened for conservatives, even in the 80s?
	Even when you might say Reagan brought together with fusionism the three coalitions, and the Reagan economic boom, and the Reagan dynasty, and all this.
	And what exactly did that do?
	Produce the 90s, which were such a great time?
	Produce the noughts and the 2010s?
	What did Reagan give us?
	NAFTA, open borders, mass immigration, gave us this capitalist class which is so liberal, military-industrial complex, built up all these defense contractors, gave us the Bush family, Yeah, that's some legacy.
	Yeah, things were going great in the 80s except for the fact that all the while the country was being invaded by immigrants and produced a successor president who passed the worst immigration act since 1965 in 1990.
	Just take a look at immigration in the 80s and 90s.
	That's when it really accelerated and really became a problem.
	People pointed 1965, the Hart-Celler Act, and things got worse when they eliminated the national origins quota.
	But it wasn't until the 80s when things really began to accelerate.
	And then the 1990 Immigration Act under George Bush Sr., that is when things went completely out of control.
	So, I'm condemned by the RNC.
	I'm condemned by William F. Buckley.
unidentified		Good.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		If I wasn't condemned by William F. Buckley, if I wasn't condemned by the Republican Party, I wouldn't be doing my job.
		That's literally my job.
		We are trying to change all of that.
		We are trying to transform and revolutionize all of that and provide something new and something futuristic and revolutionary.
		I'm not here to be the raised-by-your-grandparents, young Republican wearing an Adam Smith tie and cheering for Paul Ryan reading Ayn Rand.
		I'm here to bring forth A new Republican Party from the future with Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, inspired by the Trump movement in 2016, inspired by Pat Buchanan, inspired by Andrew Anglin and Alex Jones and whoever.
		You know, that's my job.
		So, uh, they condemn me and, you know, my rebuttal to that is I condemn the Republican Party.
		I condemn the RNC.
		What has the RNC given us other than gay marriage, Democrat majorities, Joe Biden presidency, mass immigration, war in Iraq, war in Afghanistan, and Ronna McDaniel, again, for the fourth time.
		RNC condemns Nick Fuentes.
		Well, I condemn Ronna McDaniel and I condemn Kevin McCarthy and I condemn the whole GOP.
		What has the GOP ever done for us?
		They just got done enshrining gay marriage into law and every single one of them cucking out on abortion and protecting abortion until 15 weeks or something like that.
		So this is the party of what?
		Abortion, gay marriage, mass migration, war, Big business.
		So... So I saw the condemnation, and... I take it as a badge of honor, because RNC's not putting out anything good, I don't think, since they existed, basically, since World War II.
		But it wasn't a surprise, not exactly surprising.
		It is a little bit shocking, though, that they made it such a big deal.
		That shows what a challenge the yay Trump-me dinner was, that they went to these lengths.
		That was like four months ago.
		That was four months ago that we did the Trump dinner, and this was one out of nine resolutions was condemning me.
		And, you know, realistically, I'm like, you know, I'm a live streamer.
		I'm like the number one dissident in America.
		But I wasn't a household name until the Trump thing happened.
		And so for them to condemn me, to go out of their way to say we condemned Nick Fuentes and his joke from four years ago, it shows what a challenge that really was.
		They're terrified of the Republican Party becoming a reactionary party, which is where we're taking it.
		And I said earlier, I talked to a friend of mine the other day and he made this point which I thought was really good.
		He said that Ron DeSantis is almost like this compromise candidate.
		He's like a compromise candidate between the establishment and Trump's base.
		Where he's inoffensive to the establishment, but he's also inoffensive to Trump's base.
		And he throws out just enough red meat, and he throws out just enough of the culture war stuff, but you know he's also firmly in the camp of the establishment.
		He's firmly in the pocket of Israel, and mobbed up with the Mossad, and firmly in the pocket of the RNC.
		And so they almost wheeled out DeSantis after this eight-year insurrection, this eight-year insurrection that Trump started in 2015.
		And they wheel out Ron DeSantis to be sort of like the new normal.
		They're sort of like reestablishing a quorum, reestablishing a status quo with DeSantis.
		And they're sort of meeting the base in the middle and saying, "All right, all right, uncle.
		Here's your culture war guy.
		Here's your...
		It's like he's adopting Trump's mannerisms.
		He adopted some of the culture war stuff.
		Is this acceptable to you?
		Can we make a deal here?
		And what this is about is about getting Trump's base, which was radical, To buy back into the party message.
		It's about getting them to buy back in, bringing them back to the table.
		Because two years ago, they were literally storming the fucking Capitol.
		Two years ago, Trump gave the word, and they stormed the Capitol.
		You know, Trump put out the call, he loses the election, right, by the official count, he loses the election, and Trump refuses to concede.
		And the base says, yup!
		Trump gets out there and says, I won.
		And the base is right behind him, yup!
		Absolutely!
		Absolutely!
		You won!
		That's never happened before.
		This is the Republican base.
		This is Trump's party.
		This is Trump as a cult-like, revolutionary figure.
		And the base wasn't rallied behind the party, or Buckley, or conscience of a conservative.
		They rallied behind the leader.
		And the party knew that, and Trump knew that, and we knew that.
		And so when Trump made the call to vote, you know, we voted.
		And when Trump made the call to stop the steal, we stopped the steal.
		And when Trump made the call to be there at the Ellipse on January 6th, we were there.
	And when Trump made the call to make our voices heard outside the building, well, you know what happened next.
	And so two years ago, Trump was, I mean, he realistically could have called on his supporters to do far worse, and they probably would have done it.
	A large number of people would have done it because they would have done whatever he said.
	And so that's where the, that is where the base was two years ago.
	Two years ago, it was MAGA night at the White House.
	And now they want to wheel out this governor from Florida.
	Who just banned anti-Semitism in Florida, and say, alright, alright, uncle, okay, okay, we had enough, we get it.
	Here, he's like Trump, he walks like Trump, he talks like Trump, he does the culture war stuff you like, but, you know, is this okay?
	And this is supposed to get everybody to put down the pitchforks, put down the torches, and go vote for Republicans again.
	And it's about getting them to buy back in.
	And it's about re-establishing the status quo, which is very much liberal.
	Re-establishing a status quo that is based on pandering to minorities, basically being like a soft liberalism, this small government, pro-business, low-tax thing, more of a hawkish foreign policy, now against China.
	They all want to go to war with China now.
	Tell me that's not the case.
	Tell me that's not even, in some sense, what Tucker's about.
	They all want to go to war with China.
	Sound familiar?
	They want it to be the 80s again, except with China.
	Tucker and Hawley and DeSantis and Pompeo and Nikki Haley, they all want to go to war with China.
	And they all want to have a low-tax, pro-business, low-regulation, great economy.
	And they all want to crack down on illegal immigration, but, you know, the legal stuff, don't really ever talk about it.
	And so they wheel out this other guy to say, hey, everything's okay.
	And, as I've said repeatedly, that is not what I stand for.
	I do not stand for any of that.
unidentified		Hang on.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay, really?
unidentified		Annoying.
		Unreal.
		Nothing.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Just political work.
unidentified		You know, something's got to deal.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Anyway, vendor being difficult.
unidentified		results.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Anyway, what was I saying?
		Oh, yeah.
		Anyway, so my job Is to be a true alternative.
		My job is to provide.
		People don't realize this, maybe, truly.
		People are like, why aren't you infiltrating?
		Why aren't you... Nick, I love when people say this.
		They're always like, you change.
		It's like, what are you talking about?
		I've literally... I'm always the same guy.
		Literally forever.
		I was at Charlottesville in 2017 and people are like, you change.
		It's like, what are you talking... I was at Charlottesville, idiot!
		I was at Seville!
		You know?
		Um, anyway.
		A lot of people think my job is to, like, be accepted by the establishment or, like, infiltrate, get, like, the Republican Party to like me.
		That was never—the goal was never to get Ronna McDaniel to be on board.
		The goal was never to get Kevin McCarthy to be on board.
		The goal is to present an alternative, a viable alternative platform and a whole new worldview, which is not like, hey, it's Reagan but edgier, it's Matt Walsh but edgier.
		The alternative is based on Christianity.
		And the alternative is based on a truly reactionary politics.
		In other words, talking about Jewish power is part of it.
		It's part of it.
		It's not an inconvenient aspect.
		It's not a bug.
		It's a feature.
		And here's why.
		If you're a Christian, if you're a real conservative, if you want the country to, if we're being forward-thinking and trying to imagine something that's never been done before, to move beyond this stage of liberal democratic capitalism, we have to imagine a completely different future where the country, in a sense, I don't want to say return because it has re in there and it's about going back or doing something again.
		But it is about getting back to an historical worldview about people and religion and the things that matter.
		There's a great essay that Peter Thiel wrote.
		I'm not like a Peter Thiel guy, per se.
		Buddy is interesting, and he talks a lot about how this liberal consensus and this is like a Straussian idea, but he talks about how this liberal consensus comes together where people essentially.
		Differ issues like religion and race because they are too personal.
		They are too chaotic and there's so Peter Thiel writes in this essay.
		He kind of brings together Strauss and Gerard and some others and he talks about how.
		When the Protestant Reformation happens, everybody is killing each other.
		You know, there's 30 years war.
		There's these brutal wars that rage on for decades.
		It's all against all.
		It's like this, like Hobbes talked about, this war of everybody against everybody on things like religion and on these very serious matters.
		And so he writes about how, and he talks about how, this liberal consensus was forged to basically let everybody do whatever they want.
		Let everybody do their religion, let every country practice the religion they want, we'll have national sovereignty, we'll have this peace of Westphalia, which means that we'll sort of have an uneasy detente between Catholics and Protestants, and there's this self-determination, and then over time there's this Consensus that we're going to just defer these matters rather than fight them out in the streets over who the real God is and who the real king is and who's the real successor.
		Instead, we're just going to not talk about things that matter and not have a consensus on things that matter.
		And that's kind of changed the way that we are.
		And getting back to a society that is virtuous and righteous is about returning to these uncomfortable things like, hey, guess what?
		The Jews are wrong.
		I mean, we say in America that everybody can have their religion, and so we're not used to talking like this, but you know what?
		The Jews are wrong.
		And we're right.
		They are wrong.
		The Muslims are wrong.
		The Christians are right.
		And our country is going to reflect that.
		That's the vision that I am trying to provide, is guess what, Jews?
		You're wrong.
		Jesus Christ is risen.
		If you don't believe in that, you're wrong, and you're going to hell.
		And we are not going to let you run anything, because people that are damned... I don't believe anybody's damned until they're damned, but...
		People that are blaspheming, people that don't believe, should not be in a position to teach the youth, should not be in a position to indoctrinate or condition the society or the way that we think, because God is real, and we're right and they're wrong.
		And that's the kind of exclusionary, particular vision That is an exclusionary, particularist, right-wing vision for the future that does not fall for this liberal trap of saying everyone's going to do what everybody wants to do and let's just try to stay out of each other's way.
		It's like, no, this is not a country of liberals in different colors.
		This is not a country of libertarians in different colors, or workers and owners and customers and producers.
		In different shapes and sizes.
	It's a country of people that came from places with distinct identities and beliefs that are not equal.
	And also attributes that are not necessarily equal either.
	People are different.
	And so as a country, we have got to start to think about our heritage and our identity.
	And we've got to start to think about our faith and who our God is.
	And that's why my reactionary vision for the Republican Party is completely at odds with William F. Buckley.
unidentified		100%.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You can condemn me.
		Please condemn me.
		I'm not a liberal.
		I am no liberal.
		So condemn me all day.
		I would feel bad if you didn't.
		I wouldn't be doing my job.
		I wouldn't be making my point if I wasn't condemned by liberals like William F. Buckley or his successors in the Republican Party.
		I am not a liberal.
		I am a reactionary.
		I am Catholic.
		The Jews are wrong.
		And I don't respect their right to blaspheme Jesus Christ.
		I don't.
		This tolerance and all of that, I believe in tolerance.
		I believe that people should be left alone and treated with dignity.
		But you cannot go on TV and say that you're going to crucify Jesus again and it would be funny.
		You can't do that.
		Not in America.
		Not anymore.
		You shouldn't be able to.
		You want to do that, you should go somewhere else and hope that America doesn't find you.
		That's how it should be.
		And if that's at Oz William F. Buckley, okay.
		I'll take your condemnation.
		I welcome it.
		And that's the difference.
		And somebody like me is...
		Providing something that is an antithesis to that worldview.
		That says, everyone's created, everyone's created equally, and it's all about everybody's equal opportunities, and leaving everybody alone.
		And the scourge of anti-Semitism, the scourge of anti-Semitism?
		Not real.
		Fake.
		Don't care.
		Not real.
		There is a scourge in America, and the scourge is the devil.
		That is the scourge on Earth.
		There is evil.
		I don't care about antisemitism.
		I don't care about racism.
		Those words don't mean anything to me.
		Racism is not mentioned in the Bible.
		Antisemitism isn't mentioned in the Bible.
		The problem is evil.
		The problem is the devil.
		The problem are the demons and their surrogates in our country.
		So when they write these things about the scourge of anti-Semitism and, you know, we're gonna condemn Ye because he says that he loves Nazis.
		Well, guess what?
		People in the Republican Party break the Ten Commandments every day.
		People in the Republican Party break the Ten Commandments all day long.
		They blaspheme God.
		They don't keep the Sabbath holy.
unidentified		They kill, sometimes.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They're lustful.
		They're envious.
		They don't respect their ancestors or their parents.
		They probably break five out of the ten commandments on a regular basis.
		And that is fine!
		You know, they treat that like it's no big deal.
		And that's the first law.
		That was one of the first laws that was laid down, and Republicans don't care about that.
		They're not going to condemn anybody.
		They're not writing condemnations over any of that.
		We have a Mormon running the party!
		We have a Mormon, and I know we have Mormon fans and everything, but look, we have Mormons That believe that God was a person and that Jesus and the devil are brothers?
		And you're gonna condemn me because I made a joke?
		Talk about having your priorities mixed up.
		Talk about being confused.
		That's not any political ideology I want to be a part of.
		They think that we're all gonna die and have our own planet and it's like one degree removed from Scientology.
		It was that or a Sikh.
		And no offense, I mean, Harmeet is a very nice lady and everything, but she's not a Christian.
		So that's fine.
		We're not going to condemn any of that.
		We're not going to condemn Caitlyn Jenner, who ran as the governor.
		You know, the Republican Party didn't feel the need to reaffirm to anybody that they don't stand, they're not represented by transgenderism when they had Caitlyn Jenner running for governor as a Republican in California.
		They didn't put out a statement like that condemning George Santos, who's a drag queen, And George Santos is funny.
		Okay, admittedly.
		But, you know, that's pretty weird.
		Or some of these other things that are going on.
		That's all just fine.
		Herschel Walker being what he is.
		But rushed to condemn me for saying a joke.
		Or Ye for saying that we love everybody.
		It just goes to show the Republicans are not any different than the Democrats.
		It's the same consensus.
		It's the same ideology.
		And it seems like the only people that are providing a true alternative are the people that are being condemned like this.
		Being censored, being condemned, being rooted out.
		We're the ones with the idea that is compelling enough and independent and an alternative that is going to overturn what exists.
		That says here's what our country is really about.
		It's not about a big free-for-all.
		It's about God.
		It's about achieving our full potential.
		It's about getting people into heaven.
		It's a shining city on a hill under God.
		And not forgetting that.
		And not any God, but Jesus.
		I love when they do this.
		It's just God.
		It's just generic God.
		It's just the gods.
		They might as well say the gods.
		They might as well say, and may the gods bless America.
		Because you know they only say God because they don't want to offend anybody.
		They never say Jesus.
		They only say God because they don't want to offend all the atheists or the agnostics or the Muslims or the Jews, specifically the Jews.
		Or whoever else.
		So they only say God.
		And at that point you might as well say, you might as well be a pagan and say, let the gods smile on America.
		And I'm here saying this is a Jesus country.
		This is Jesus's country, and that is what our party should be based on.
		That is what the world should be based on.
		To the exclusion of other religions, to the exclusion of the perfidious Jews, to the exclusion of these godless, satanic people that are pumping our society full of evil propaganda.
		That's my worldview.
		If that's, you know, you want to condemn me for that, so be it.
		So...
	Anyway, that's the RNC.
	That's what the RNC has to say about your boy over here.
	Not cool.
	Well, it is cool.
	It is cool!
	I'm in my rockstar era.
	I'll take it.
	Kind of baller, you know?
	I am kind of a baller like that.
	Like, I go into CPAC, I go into the CPAC after party and everybody's like, Oh my gosh, why are you on a no-fly list?
	Oh my gosh, why does everyone hate you?
	And I'm just cool.
unidentified		I'm like, I'm like the only cool guy left.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		All these other people are just like these sniveling twerps.
		You know, they're sniffing around e-girl coochie and they're like, you know, taking these stupid ass jobs and talking about, I don't know, the lamest stuff.
		And they're like, oh, I don't know if I can say that.
		Well, I don't know.
		Yay sounds pretty crazy.
		And I'm like that, I'm the young yay rolling up at InfoWars like, hey, guess what?
		We love Intler.
		Fuck you.
		Not really.
		Like, we love you.
		We love everybody.
		And I'm getting condemned and I'm banned on Twitter and I'm on the private jet with my sunglasses like, hey, what's up?
		So, so I'm in my rockstar era, truly.
		Because that's how it was.
		That's what rock and roll is.
		It's going on the... What is it?
		The Ed Sullivan Show?
		And getting banned forever.
		Like the Doors or the Rolling Stones.
		I'm like, that's what I'm about, man.
		Your kids are gonna love it.
		I'm like Marty McFly.
		Your kids are gonna love it.
		That's me to... That's me to that guy at the SPLC.
		Anyway, so that's that.
		All right.
		I don't know if I even have time to talk about this Memphis thing, because it's already been an hour and 20 minutes.
		We the rock stars.
		Yeah, exactly.
		And I'm the biggest rock star of all of them.
		I'm the number one rock star on the planet.
unidentified		True.
		So.
		True.
		All right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		People's parents hate me.
		That's like such a rock star thing.
		People who are like fans of mine, they're like, my parents hate you.
		They say if I go to your events, they're going to kick me out of the house.
		That's some rock star shit.
		Running away with like, I have all these groupies.
		Although usually rock stars are like girls.
		So I guess it's a little different.
unidentified		You know, one of these days it'll be all girl groupies.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		When I'm ready to settle down, I'll have my harem of girl groupies.
		Back in those days, though, they weren't girls.
		They weren't like sycophantic, you know, young men working as interns.
		It was a little different, but nevertheless.
		You know, one of these days, when I'm ready to settle down, I'll have a harem of e-girl groupies.
		I'll be like Charles Manson.
		Carve a swastika on my forehead.
		No.
		No, I'm never gonna do that.
		I'm kidding, of course.
		But yeah, but I will kind of be like, I'll be like Charles Manson, you know?
		I'll be like this old guy with a beard, and I'm in LA.
		I'll be like this old guy, maybe in like 20 years, I'll have like a beard, I'll be older than everybody, and I'll have all these like 18 year old girls, and they'll be like killing people for me.
		Not really, that's a joke of course.
		But they'll be like, we're killing for Charlie.
		Charlie's so misunderstood.
		You know, I'll be playing like my guitar, musical genius, playing my baritone.
unidentified		And I'm like, hey, go kill them!
		We're like killing homeless people.
		We're like driving around killing homeless people.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And I have like this legion of groupies that worship me.
		It's like a real cult.
		Not like when people say and we just have a fun time.
		It's like a real cult.
		It's like a real cult.
		I'm like playing music.
		I'm backmasking it.
		And all these girls are like, I have like this big sex cult, they're all having sex with me, and then I'm like, okay, go kill my enemies now.
		And no one expects it because they're girls, so they show up and they're like, hi!
		And then they start just killing people.
		No, kidding!
		Kidding!
		That's a joke!
		Everybody knows I hate women.
		Everybody knows I hate women.
		That would never happen.
		Everybody knows I'm a Catboy incel, and that's fictional, you know.
		So that's just jokes, obviously.
		I'm just playing with that idea.
		I'll be like Charles Manson.
		Isabella Riley's gonna start.
		Isabella Riley's gonna be activated.
		Isabel O'Reilly and Emily Saves America are going to be activated.
		I'm going to have a swastika on my forehead.
unidentified		I'm going to be like, go kill—no, kidding, kidding, kidding, kidding.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Jokes, of course.
unidentified		Unless—no, kidding.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Just jokes.
		See, here's why it's funny.
		Because it's a funny, ridiculous premise.
unidentified		Okay.
unidentified		So it's just jokes.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Don't, don't be mad at me, all right?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Don't crucify me over that little easy-to-comprehend joke.
unidentified		Why does it look like this?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Can this look better?
		So anyway, yeah, so I'm a rock star.
		So basically, I'm like a charismatic, sexy, sex cult rock star.
unidentified		Hey, what's up?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I pull up to... Here's the problem though, the girls aren't hot in L.A.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		anymore.
unidentified		It's all Mexicans.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, you know, I feel like back in the 70s, you know, all these, like, Coomers always post about that.
		They post about how they were, like, hot, skinny, blonde valley girls in L.A.
		In the 70s?
		Like in that movie?
		Like in that Quentin Tarantino movie?
		And now if I wanted to go to the beach and pick up like some sex cult Nazi worshippers, they would all be Mexican.
		They would all be like frumpy Latinas with like big asses.
unidentified		And they'd be like... What would be something they'd say?
unidentified		They'd be like...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't know, I don't want to imitate, I can't do like a good impression of like a Latina, but they would say in like a thick Latina accent, they would be like, don't mess with Nick Fuentes, you know?
		They'd be like some frumpy Latina eating corn tortillas, you know?
		They'd be packing my lunch, packing tamales for lunch, and they'd go and kill my adversaries.
		They're like big, big heads and big, you know how they're built?
		They're built like Oompa Loompas.
		That's not gonna work.
		That's not gonna be very good optics.
		That's bad optics.
		My sex cult is all... They're all, like, frumpy.
unidentified		They're all, like, frumpy Latinas.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, I am Mexican.
		I'll take it.
		They're, like, totally down with Hitler.
unidentified		They're all, like, totally down with Hitler, and they're all, like, Latina.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They're all, like, brown.
		They're like brown Indians with black hair and they're like wearing t-shirts with a swastika on it.
		No, I'm kidding.
		That's an extended joke.
		I hope you know that.
		That's all just a joke.
		Of course.
		It's silly.
		It's funny.
		We keep it light-hearted.
		It's all just a joke, okay?
		Okay, everybody relax.
		The joke is what if Charles Manson's sex cult was instead of hot actresses and like hot girls, it was like frumpy Mexican girls.
		Okay, that's a joke.
		But anyway, because I said I was a rock star, but all my followers are guys instead of girls, which I'm okay with.
		It's like, uh, It's like the Aichler Youth or like, you know, it's my army of geniuses.
		Like, you know, being Justin Bieber is overrated.
		I'm a little bit more complex than just, you know, oh, I want to find the hottest fan or whatever.
		It's like I'm raising up an army.
		Okay, I'm raising up an army.
		I'm like a rock star with an army.
		Like, what if Jim Morrison, instead of just being sexy to girls, if instead he was like, raised up an army of white guys?
		Or something, you know?
		Anyway.
		Anyway!
		It's like Malcolm X. I'm more like Malcolm X. But white.
		I'm Nick X. Don't call me Fuentes.
		That's my Mexican name.
		I'm Nicholas X.
		Don't call me Fuentes anymore.
		That's my slave name.
		That's my Spanish name.
		That was the name the colonizers gave to the indigenous Americans.
		Call me American X. Wait, no, don't call me that!
		Might be too much confusion with that movie.
		Fuentes is the Spanish colonizer name.
		My Native ancestors, call me American X. Because I'm indigenous to this continent.
		Call me American X. I'm not Malcolm X. That's my nickname, American X. I'm American X. I don't have a name anymore.
		I don't have a name anymore.
		I'm just an American.
		I'm the American.
		I'm just American, and if I had to have a last name for, like, to fill in a form or something, just put an X. What's your name, American?
		Well, what's your last name?
		I don't have one.
		I'm American.
		Well, we gotta put something on the form.
		I'll just write an X. That's my origin story, like Han Solo.
		American X. Don't backtrack, Nick.
		You're now American X. Yeah, call me that.
		Call me American X. Yay, an American X.
		And it'll just be spelled with an X, but it'll be pronounced American X. Just X. Like how Drake killed Axe.
		Anyway, alright.
		Legal name is Band Man.
		Yeah, my legal name is Band Man.
		My legal name is American.
		And if you have to put a last name, put X. American Express, yeah.
		My name is Amex.
		All right, okay, all right, let's read these super chats.
		Let's see, what do you got to say about all this?
		I'll cover Memphis tomorrow.
		I'm just having so much fun out here.
		The RNC condemned this, okay?
		The RNC condemned this guy.
		This guy, funny, funny, easy, silly guy, Nick Fuentes, you condemn me, but I'm so funny.
	I'm just trying to be patriotic.
	Auschwitz is trending on Twitter.
unidentified		All right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What are they saying about Auschwitz?
		Oh boy.
		Oh brother.
		What is it, Holocaust Day again?
		Yes, it is.
		Today is International Holocaust Day.
		A little while ago, I had the honor of narrating a short film for visitors of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum.
		This is the same concentration camp my grandfather was in, the one he barely survived.
		Standing in the recording booth, telling the unbelievable, unbearable stories, I thought about my Saba and wondered if he would ever imagine his own granddaughter telling these stories in Hebrew for the world to hear.
		She should... I thought that was Wonder Woman.
		I went to Auschwitz U. I went to Auschwitz University, but I dropped out because of death threats.
		Good old AU.
		It's also a college town.
		People don't know that.
		It's known for the death camp, but there's also... They also have a community college as well.
		It's a big college town.
		Everyone knows it's like a party school though.
		But anyway...
		Yeah, the girls at AU went crazy.
		The girls at AU were crazy.
unidentified		Yeah, it was nuts.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		If you were a real scholar, you went to try Blink Attack.
		Everybody knows that.
		Anyway, let's see.
		What do we got?
		I'm gonna take a look at our Super Chats.
		Let's see what we got going on here.
		Can I make that joke?
		Is that wrong?
		Is that wrong for me to make that joke?
		It's just jokes, everybody.
		I'm just having a good time.
		It's not so serious, actually.
		Anyway, let's take a look.
		Let's see what we got.
		I'm gonna look at our super chats all right What if I pull it back like this?
unidentified		Alright.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Let's take a look at our Super Chats.
		Let's see.
		I'm in kind of a silly mood tonight.
		I don't know if you can tell.
		I'm just having fun, though.
		You know?
		Casual Friday.
		Casual Friday.
		We're just having a little fun on Casual Friday.
unidentified		Alright.
		Let's see.
		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Jim Status says, the original Dior song by Pop Smoke had a second verse that said, where I'm from you have to stack like a Jew.
		It never made it on the album.
		Really?
		Maybe that's why they got him.
		Too based.
		NJF's Most Loyal Groyper says, hey Nick, on the occasions you game, do you still play Civ V at all?
		Did you ever play Civ 6?
		Did you ever try Civ 6?
		And if so, what did you think?
		Love you and thank you for all the hard work you do for us!
		I haven't played games in a long time.
		Lately I've been playing Phasmophobia, but not since I've been in Chicago.
		Um, not since I was in Chicago over Christmas break, but, um, yeah, I haven't been gaming out here and, uh, because all I have is this laptop.
		I can't really game on here.
		And, uh, but I haven't played Civ V in a long time.
		I've never played Civ VI.
		It's stupid.
		So, great question.
		Let's see.
		Catholic Gooba says, did John Doyle talk about his newly learned skill of violently killing people before or after calling his mom?
		I think it was after.
		He sort of called the mom the first thing he did when we sat down.
		Well, you know what's funny?
		I saw some leaked message where he was like, Uh, my mom called me.
		She happened to call me in the middle of the lunch, and I just said who I was with.
		And it's like, that's a lie.
		Lying is a sin, you bitch.
		Uh, no, that is not how it happened at all.
		He called her.
		He said like, oh no, she happened to call me.
		That is not how it happened at all.
		He said that he wanted his mom to meet me.
		He said, oh, I wish my mom got a chance to meet you.
		You gotta meet my mom.
		My mom's the best.
		She's so great, blah, blah, blah.
		And he was like, would you mind FaceTiming with her right now?
		And I was like, sure.
		And then he called her for that purpose.
		And she was like, hi, Johnny.
		And he's like, you'll never guess who I'm with.
		And then, like, hung up after I talked to her for two painfully uncomfortable minutes.
		I don't know why you would, like, trash me if you had done that.
		Like, if I did something so embarrassing to another person, I would never go and trash them.
		Because that happened.
		But anyway, that was, he talked about killing people after that.
		Let's see.
		SmileyTheFed says, feels good to have been retweeted by the verified official NickJFuentes account back in the day.
		Imagine not getting that NJF juice.
		Yeah, imagine that.
		Catholic Gooba says, have you listened to Wangtown yet?
		No, but I've been meaning to.
		I just haven't had a lot of time, but I've been meaning to give it a listen.
		My two faves.
		Lindbergh Gruyper says, Happy Friday at TGIF, right?
		Richard Percival says, You've said before that the unipolar world moment is ending sooner or later, but do you think things could get so bad in America that we won't even be considered a great power in the near future?
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't.
		America will be a great power for the rest of this century unless like something insane happens.
		Just because of our size, our population, the size of the country, our nuclear arsenal.
		You know, because you look at these other countries that were diminished, like Germany or the United Kingdom or Turkey or Spain, and none of them ever had, they just never had the vastness, and none of them ever had, they just never had the vastness, I mean, they had empires, but that's what they were, were empires.
		They didn't have, like, we're a large nation.
		Um, you know, like China is, has always had a massive population and a massive size.
		And so really with the exception of, you know, the last 500 years, they've always been a global power.
		And Russia has only been around for a thousand years, but for as long as they were that size, they've been a global power, you know, for 400 years.
		And, um, you know, and they were poor at one time, but they were still a great power.
		So, um, So, no, I don't think America will ever not be a great power.
		At least not anytime soon, barring anything totally crazy.
		Richards is also happy Holocaust Memorial Day.
		Yeah.
		Is it that time again?
		I think there's like 10 of them every year, so.
		Doomgoy with a big super chat says, Rabbi, let my niggas tweet or there's gonna be... Okay.
		Thank you for that.
		Ah, Doomguy.
		Man, you know, I appreciate all the support, but these messages kind of suck.
		No offense.
		I appreciate that you give me all these $100 superchats, but, you know, the messages are leaving a little something to be desired.
		But thanks a lot.
		I appreciate it.
		Galician Catholics says Gypsy Crusader is getting an early release from prison to a halfway house this Tuesday.
		Would you be open to offering him a spot to stream on Cozy?
		Nope.
		So what, he could make more shitty content?
		No, I don't think so.
		Anon says, is it worth noting... Is it worth nothing that leftists are really anti-cop?
		They just want a police force that ignores violent crime and drug deals in favor of aggressively policing dissenters like Dalton and Tyler.
		Oh, so you meant, is it worth noting?
		Even though you said nothing.
		No, I think that's stupid.
		The left is hypocritical!
		Well, actually, the left isn't really.
		They're only anti-communist.
unidentified		They're only anti-gun, but they have security guards.
unidentified		They believe in climate change, but they fly in a private jet.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Wow, you should write for Sean Hannity, dumbass.
		Sorry.
		I'm sorry.
		I can't help it.
		I can't help it.
		I can't help myself.
		This is the way I am.
		The left is hypocritical.
		Hey, Greta Thunberg, did you fly in a private jet to get here?
unidentified		How's that helping the climate?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Fuck you.
		You're anti-Second Amendment, huh?
		Why do all these liberal celebrities have bodyguards with guns, huh?
unidentified		Um...
unidentified		Thank you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, you got to lean in to the contradictions.
		It's like when people do that to me.
		It's like when people are like, um, you know, you said this, but it's like, shut up.
		Let a nigga talk.
		Let a nigga freethink.
		I want what I want now.
		And everyone's like, well, but in principle, but in principle, it's like, you know what?
		You're going to jail.
		If I become president, you're going to jail.
		For no reason, because I don't like you.
		That's the difference between me and all these political people.
		These political people are like, in principle, and it's like, well, what do I feel like at the moment?
		What needs to be done right now?
		What needs to be done right now?
		Well, you said free speech.
		Do you think that when we get in power, And we start throwing Satanists in jail, and they say, but you said free speech!
		We're going to be like, damn it, you're right!
		Ah, I wish we hadn't said that!
		Now we have to be ideologically consistent.
		All right, you go ahead.
		You go do it anyway, bastard.
		Man, we really would have gotten away with it.
		It's like, we have to do what we have to do.
		We gotta do what we gotta do.
		And the left is the same way.
		That totally makes sense, okay?
		It's totally consistent.
		Because they hate white people, and they love non-white people.
		So of course they want the cops to only arrest white people.
		Actually, in principle, you said you're against the police.
		It's like, well, that doesn't matter.
		Anyway, Gucci says, Sean Steele, condemn me for being too extreme.
		Also, a lot of the college Republicans in California support you.
		Keep up the good work.
		Oh, did he?
		Wow, we're like the same.
		Wonder Pet's Patriots says anti-Semitism is not confined to a single time, place, or ideology.
		How about that, huh?
		Yeah, right?
		Yeah, go figure.
		It's so weird that no matter where Jews go, And, in all times, everyone seems to have the same gripe.
		Isn't that weird?
		Yeah, it's everyone else.
		It's everyone, everywhere, in all times, that all were prejudiced for no reason.
		For no reason!
		You know, Hitler brainwashed them, and, you know, before that they were just like Christian bigots, and in the Middle East they're like Muslim bigots.
		Yeah, that's so, imagine that, everywhere, everywhere, everybody, at all times, has the same gripe.
unidentified		Mm-hmm.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Pretty Fly White Guy says, have a good weekend, friend.
		Thanks, man, you too.
		Unknown Soldier says, it's gonna happen.
		Kanye West retweeted, at Kanye West retweeted, at Nick J. Fuentes.
		Hey, who knows?
		One of these days, we'll see.
unidentified		Who knows?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh Oh wow!
		Oh my gosh!
		Somebody just sent this to me.
		Check this out.
		Have you got, are you guys looking at this too?
		I'm on Twitter.
		Natalie Allison reports.
		Milo Yiannopoulos sent a letter Wednesday to the RNC member who filed the anti-Semitism resolution, making his case that he is not an anti-Semite.
		It worked, and his name was removed from the resolution.
		Because initially his name was on it, and then he got taken off.
		Okay, here we go.
		This is Milo, he writes on Wednesday.
		I write with dismay.
unidentified		Oh, this is so, it's so him.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's so him, you know.
		I write with dismay at the news that I have mentioned by name in your draft Republican National Committee resolution which seeks to condemn Kanye West and Nick Fuentes for anti-Semitism.
		It was wrong of you to name me in this document.
		I do not deny that I am known for controversial and attention-seeking statements, but it is unfair and untrue to suggest my opinions are in alignment with theirs on the subject of Jews.
		It is true.
		Here we go.
		That I have no time for elite secular liberals who wear Jewish surnames.
		Wear them.
		Yet know nothing about and do not practice their faith while simultaneously and bafflingly framing their terroristic advocacy for abortion and so on as somehow following logically from and in harmony with their Jewishness.
		I regard them as frauds and I say so often that though his writing style is so particular I regard them as frauds, and I say so often.
		It is also true that I am relaxed about using Jewish stereotypes in my comedy, which makes some people uncomfortable.
		I might as well read this in like a Jewish voice.
unidentified		But I'm not going to. - You might.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You might find some of this material indecorous, tasteless, and even upsetting.
		Hang on, my light went out.
		Let me put this on my charger so I can... Hang on, give me a sec.
		Of course!
		Of course!
		That's so typical.
		Never change, Milo.
		Never change.
unidentified		All right, let's resume.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You might find some of this material indecorous, tasteless, or even upsetting.
		But I break strongly from Mr. West and Fuentes when they make blanket generalizations about and condemnations of Jews, and I always have.
		You have done me an injury suggesting otherwise by listing my name alongside theirs in your resolution.
		For one thing, I see a clear distinction between the above-mentioned Reform community and America's observant Orthodox Jews who have proven themselves natural allies of conservative Christians.
		It's so that's so Jewish that is and like Milo keeps telling me I'm not Jewish Yeah, you are.
		Yeah, you are.
		You're might as your honorary pal.
		You might as well be your fucking honorary He says I who do not deserve to be tarred with the crimes of their irreligious cousins The distinction matters.
		Anti-Semites don't acknowledge it because the prospect of good Jews—wow!
		Get this.
		The distinction between religious and non-religious Jews matters.
		Anti-Semites don't acknowledge it because the prospect of good Jews would create too many obstacles to racial prejudice.
		But I always have.
		You needn't take my word for it.
		Below, please find a tweet from Yoram Hazony, president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem, who is familiar with my views.
		The timing may have escaped your notice, which is understandable, but recall that I parted ways with Mr. West on the day of his I Love Hitler appearance on InfoWars and the subsequent swastika-related Twitter ban.
		Which is not true, by the way.
		He got fired.
		And the tweet from Yoram Hazoni says, That's not true.
		He got fired.
		That's just a lie.
		off the Kanye Fuentes team because he said Orthodox Jews who are mostly on the political and cultural right are not targets of Kanye's anti-Jewish campaign here's Kanye rejecting the Milo position with Fuentes cheering him on that's not true he got fired that's just a lie he got straight-up fired anyway and that's as much as I'm gonna say about it I'm
		I'm not going to discuss any further than that.
		But I will just correct that and say that's not true.
		Believe me, there was no quitting.
		It was a pretty unambiguous firing.
		I was there when it happened.
		And it was funny.
		But anyway.
unidentified		Anywho, let's see.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		He says, I cherish my friends in the Orthodox Jewish community.
		I have business partners, donors, and close intimates who will be distressed and bewildered to see my name in your resolution.
		But that is not all.
		My grievance is deepened by the fact that I have Jewish ancestors myself.
		There it is!
		There it is!
		Wow.
		Unbelievable.
		This feature of my heritage is so widely known that Mr. West somehow knew it before we ever met or spoke.
		That's not why.
unidentified		That is not why.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh my gosh, that is hilarious.
		I gotta send this to Ye.
		During our time together, he repeatedly identified me on camera as Jewish, which was so funny.
		When Ye was doing that video with Milo, On Thanksgiving, he kept calling Milo his Jewish manager, his Jewish handler.
		That didn't make it to the final cut, but we had like a 30-minute, maybe it was like 30 minutes, an hour, and during the entire interview, Ye kept calling Milo his Jewish handler, and we were dying, because we were editing it together, and we, you know, we cut all those parts out, but he kept calling him.
		And it's true!
		Ye didn't even know he's Jewish, but yet he knew!
		But yet he knew!
		Like, Milo never told him he had Jewish heritage, but Ye just clocked him.
		He just clocked him.
		He just knew.
		Anyway, that is so funny.
		That's funny that Milo would put that in here.
		That makes me laugh.
		Dude, the stuff that, man, the stuff that goes on, you guys would just, maybe one day, but not now.
		Man, that's funny.
		He writes, uh, Mr. Steele, I am all astonishment.
		A billionaire megastar with a notori—wow—a notoriously short attention span and—excuse me.
		And no interest in the details of other people's lives.
		Somehow managed to recall it, yet a lawyer preparing a formal dis- Yet a lawyer preparing a formal disavowal, a document with the potential to significantly harm my reputation, somehow missed this crucial biographical detail.
		I cannot be alone in my befuddlement.
		So you see, to brand me- Dude, this guy's such a fucking Jew, okay?
		And I say that nicely.
		Because he is erudite.
unidentified		Of course.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, you see, to brand me an anti-Semite is not only demonstrably false, it is also preposterous!
		I am known for my generosity of spirit and for my uncommonly deep commitment to Christian charity.
		Yeah, that's what you're known for.
		Yeah, when Ye joined the campaign and like a million people texted me, That's what they said.
		They were warning me about your well-known generosity of spirit and deep commitment to Christian charity.
		Right.
		Bold urged me to save you from the ridicule that would inevitably result from such an allegation, hence this letter.
		In writing to you, I am also, like any good philosemite, cognizant of the role of halacha.
		Wow!
unidentified		Wow!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's deep.
		It would wound me deeply to hear my Jewish brothers speaking, I don't know what that is, lotion horror?
		About you, especially over such a careless and avoidable error.
unidentified		Wow!
		Wow!
		Wow.
		Wow.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's amazing.
		Unbelievable.
		And you know what?
		You know what's funny about that?
		Is Milo insisted to me that he's not Jewish.
		He told me years ago, and I never believed him, but he told me, I want to say two or three years ago, I think the first time I met him, he said, oh, I'm not actually Jewish.
		And then the second time I met him, which was in Chicago a couple of years ago, He said, I'm not actually Jewish.
		He said, I'm not actually Jewish.
		I just made that up so I could get the benefit of people think, or no, no, that's not what he said.
		He said, I always thought I was Jewish because my mother told me I'm Jewish.
		He said that Loomer does that.
		He's, which Loomer is also Jewish, obviously.
		So Milo would always say, no, I took a 23 in me and I found out that I'm actually not Jewish.
		I just thought I was because my mother told me I was my whole life.
		And I was like, Uh-huh.
		I never believed him, and he got mad at me for that.
		He always insisted.
		He was like, I'm not Jewish!
		And I was like, yeah, you are.
		Like, you obviously are.
		You act Jewish.
		Like, everything you do is prototypically Jewish.
		The brashness, the ceaseless talking, the flagrant disregard for the truth.
		I mean, that's one way to put it.
		Maybe another way to put it is taking Christian charity with the truth.
		Is that an apropos way?
		Taking your Christian liberties with the truth?
		You know, so the guy is like, I mean, and he just has this, like, Jews are very much like imperialists.
		Like, they will come in, no respect.
		They don't respect people.
		They don't respect things.
		They come in your house, and they act like it's their home, you know?
		They talk to everybody as though they're Like with no decorum, no respect.
		Unless they need to, in which case they're shameless flatterers.
		Shameless flatterers.
		But a lot of people, that's why they're good salesmen, because they're aggressive.
		When it comes to speaking with people, they have no decorum, there's no sense of boundaries.
		I think that it's, what it really is, is they're cats.
		I think they're really just rude.
		But a lot of people it comes across as charming or brash or something.
		I don't find it all that charming anymore, the older I get.
		I just find that to be impolite in any way.
		A little frog in my throat.
		Those are just a few things.
		But I knew, because he's got all those attributes that I've identified over the years of working among Jews and knowing Jews and things like that.
		It's just like how black people are a certain way, and white people are a certain way, and Italians are a certain way.
		You know, I'm late to everything.
		You know?
		You know, it's like white people don't order enough food when they hold a party.
		Or, you know, Hispanics do have a lot of food.
		Hispanics throw great parties.
		You know, like, every group has their attributes, and Jews do, too.
		And, you know, Milo's clearly one of them.
		But he would always insist to me, up until recently, I'm not Jewish, blah blah blah.
		And you know what I would tell him?
		He would also try to turn me against Loomer, and he would say, well, Loomer's not even Jewish.
		And I would say, number one, yeah, she is.
		And I'm like, number two, uh, like, I don't care, you know?
		He was like, Loomer's not even Jewish.
		She just uses that, blah, blah, blah.
		I'm like, dude, she has Jewish ancestors.
		He's like, well, they're on her dad's side.
		I'm like, okay, so she's Jewish.
		And he's like, well, Jews don't consider that Jewish.
	And I'm like, well, I'm not Jewish.
	Are you?
	Sounds like a Czech mate, you know?
	He's like, she's not Jewish.
	I'm like, yeah, she is.
	He's like, no, she's not.
	I'm like, yeah, she is.
	Her father's Jewish.
	And he's like, well, that means she's not really Jewish.
	And I'm like, well, that's what Jews believe.
	And he's like, yeah, Jews don't consider her Jewish.
	I'm like, well, I'm not Jewish.
	Are you?
	Like, well, no, but it's like, okay, well, there you go.
	That's amazing!
	That is amazing!
	Amazing!
	Please!
	Oy vey!
	You're gonna lump me in with Nicholas Fuentes and Kanye West?
	Oy vey!
	I know you wouldn't do that to a brother!
	Citing Yoram Hazony and lying about how he got terminated.
	That's just, that's just fucked up.
	That's fucked up.
	Very messed up. - That's why I'm the real deal, OK?
	Because I'm willing to get condemned with yay.
	So.
	I'm willing to get condemned with yay.
	These are, like, movie characters.
	These are, like, every character you see in a movie who turns out to be, like, Luciferian.
unidentified		You know, where do you think that comes from?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm, like, the pure of heart.
		I'm like Charlie and the—I'm literally like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
		And, you know, I can't really talk too much about what's going on, but it's like, you can kind of infer, like, what happened in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory?
		Like, how did that movie end?
		You know, everyone got this golden ticket and then kind of like one by one they all became like giant berries or shrunken or got stuck in the chocolate river.
		And then at the end there was just like, you know, then there was just like one person, you know, just like one person who was pure of heart and kind of like understood.
unidentified		So.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But anyway, I'm like the archetypal hero.
		Yeah, you win nothing!
		Good day!
		I'm like the archetypal pure of heart, like I won the Golden Ticket and returned the Everlasting Gobstopper.
		I inherited the Chocolate Factory analogously, so to speak.
		You know, and these other characters, they're, like, literally like that.
		I mean, the, like, Luciferian archetype of kind of like a, hey, kid.
		Hey, kid.
		I can make your dreams come true.
		Hey, kid.
		You gotta do it like this.
		Listen.
		Listen, man.
		Why is it black?
		I think about like a black drug dealer or something.
unidentified		Hey kid, listen man, I can make you a big star.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		All you gotta do is listen to my advice.
		Sort of like in that Elvis movie.
		You know the Elvis movie?
		And you got the snowman?
		Tom Hanks?
		I have met so many Tom Hanks characters in my short political career.
		Like, my old assistant was like the snowman, 100%.
		One of these days I'll tell you the whole story.
		It's ridiculous.
		It's ridiculous.
		You would not believe.
		But anyway, and they're all Jewish.
		Like, snowman, Lucifer archetype, it's like a very like—that's what I said about wizards.
		You know when I said that there are wizards?
		I didn't mean they're literally wizards.
		I mean that they, like wizards, conjure.
		Wizards, conjurers, you know, they conjure, like alchemists, they conjure something from nothing.
		And they put spells on people.
		They look into a crystal ball.
		They have enchanted objects.
		Analogously, Jewish people are very good at conjuring.
		I made this analogy and everybody said, oh, he believes in wizards.
		I don't believe in wizards.
		I said that's like an archetypal thing that they do.
		They create a portal.
		They create a portal.
		They create a fantasy.
		They create a dream world and bring you into it.
		And they sort of overwhelm, overwhelm the senses and delight.
		And they create these flights of fancy.
		And this is how they manipulate people into working for them, basically serving their agenda.
		And it happens all the time.
		It's age-old Faust.
		If you've ever read Faust, that's what it is.
		That's what happens.
		And, you know, they're deceivers.
		They're the children of the devil and they're deceivers.
		That's just how it is.
		That's what they do.
		That's why they're in Hollywood.
		That's what Hollywood is.
		Movies are magical, fantastical.
		It's a fantasy.
		It's an unreality.
		It's surrealistic, dreamlike.
		So, anyway.
		Those are just some thoughts.
		You know, here's the thing.
		It's outrageous that he would say that I'm an anti-Semite or hate all Jews.
		He knows I don't hate all Jews.
		He knows I'm not, like, an anti-Semite.
		I mean, you know, I just said all these things about Jews and their tendencies, but I've always said there's good Jews.
		I've always said there's good Jews that I like.
unidentified		He says, the presence of good Jews is an obstacle to anti-Semites being racist.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I've literally always said that and taken flak for it.
		You know, Laura Loomer's a good friend of mine.
		Darren Beatty's a friend of mine.
		Ron Unz is one of my favorites.
		I read him religiously.
		Like, that's just off the top of my head.
		So, you know.
		And I've got close friends that are Jewish, too.
		Now, Most of them are Catholic.
		You know, they're ethically Jewish, but they are Catholic.
		But, point being, it's not like it's racism or like some kind of... They always say it's blanket.
		He knows it's not blanket.
		Not for me, not for Ye, and it's not hatred.
		We're just talking about what's going on, and Milo knows that.
		So that's just a lie.
		That's just a straight-up throwing me under the bus.
		Throwing me under the bus, but that's the Milo way.
		I honestly don't take it personally anymore, because that's just how they are.
		It's just like a scorpion and the frog.
		You can't take it personally, because that's just... Now, I'm not going to ever go into business with him again or anything.
		Not that we were ever in business, but, you know, he was on that team for a short time, and I'd never want to be involved in anything like that with him again for that reason, because I know how he is.
		But it's almost like they can't help it.
		You know, I was talking to another friend of mine the other day, a really smart guy, and he's like, you can't even be mad at them.
		You just have to avoid them.
		You just can't work with them.
		Because that's just how they are.
		They just can't help it.
		They can't help but, like, throw you under the bus and lie about you.
		And lie to you.
		So you just can't really work beside them or with them in any capacity.
		And I've learned that over the years.
		I used to have a Jewish assistant until he betrayed me, and then it was sort of like, oh, well, what did you expect?
		And then Milo I was always very suspicious of, and that's why I never really got too close.
		And then we wound up being kind of stuck together on the yay team, and then he got fired, which was a relief.
		Someone says Michael Voris is friends with Milo?
		No, they had a big falling out.
		Sort of a pattern there.
unidentified		But, um... Anyway.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But let's take a look at our Super Chats.
		But that's why I'm that nigga, because I'm... I'm built different, okay?
		I'm not like that.
		That is so... That is so funny, though.
		I'm glad somebody sent that to me.
		I didn't even see that.
		Apparently that's from like 4 o'clock.
		That is crazy.
		Damn, that's crazy.
		Man, oh man, is that funny.
		I think that Milo should return the money, though.
		Milo got paid out like $40,000 or something.
		I think he should return the money.
		If he feels that strongly about it, he should return the money.
		Why would he take money from an anti-Semite?
		You know?
		If he feels so strongly about it, he should return the money.
		I mean, why would you take that?
		Why would you take anti-Semite money?
		I don't understand.
		Seems wrong.
		Seems, seems wrong.
		That's, you know, that's a lotion, that's lotion aura.
		Whatever that Jewish thing he said, that's lotion aura to take money from a known anti-Semite.
		Oy vey!
		$40,000?
		That's practically nothing!
unidentified		$30,000?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Is that what we're still talking about?
unidentified		$20,000!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Big deal!
		I took $10,000 from an anti-Semite.
		It was only like $1,000.
		Give me a break!
		$100?
		I can barely buy anything anymore.
unidentified		That's classic.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Classic, classic.
		On to the next.
		On to the next.
		And Milo is off to the next.
		Let's see.
		No, so I don't take it personally.
		I mean, me and Milo aren't like enemies or anything, but we're not, you know, I don't know that I've ever worked alongside him again, because, you know, and I don't take it.
		What he's doing is very simple.
		He's throwing me under the bus to save himself.
		That's just what it is.
		I don't take it personally, because I don't see him that way.
		I don't see him as a friend, so... I don't expect him to be loyal like that.
		So... And that's what you gotta realize about those people, is it's very transactional, and so... You know, with Milo, I was always sort of cordial and everything, but... I always knew he wasn't my friend.
		I always knew that he was just full of shit.
		And, you know, and when we had sort of like a common interest, we worked together.
		And, well, now clearly we've diverged.
		So, you know, nothing personal, just business.
		Oy vey.
		It's just business, Goy.
		And they grinned that.
		They grinned that awful grin.
		Just business, Goy.
		No, no, no.
		This show is off the rails.
		This show is totally off the rails.
		At one time I was like, and we know who they are, the Democrats.
		Now we're just like, and they grin that terrible smile and they rub their hands and say it's just business, Goy.
		Oh, man.
unidentified		I love it, though.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But I love it.
		Love it, love it, love it.
		OK.
		Like it, love it, got to have it.
unidentified		All right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Let's see what else we got here in the Super Chats, Super Berries.
unidentified		Let's take a look.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Where was I?
		That is very funny.
		John Ralphs says, hey, Nick, long time lurker here.
		So, friend, I'm planning to propose To my EGF when we finally meet at AFPAC 4 after 5 long months, so there's no surprises.
		Thanks in advance.
		No, no.
		Do not propose at AFPAC.
		If you propose at AFPAC, I will throw you out.
		There will be no proposals at AFPAC, okay?
		Listen, it's about me.
		It's about me!
		You're making it about you.
		No, it's about America.
		I save.
		It's about America.
		It's about Jesus.
		Don't make it about you.
		Don't go to... You want to propose a dinner afterward or something.
		He's gonna go, what do you want to do it on the stage?
		Sorry, that's not on the program.
		Sorry, pal.
		That's not on the itinerary.
		I don't know if that's bait or something.
		Somebody says 100% real.
		Yeah, that's got to be bait.
		But I'm just warning you, if anybody tries to propose at AFPAC, it's on site.
		I will throw you out myself.
		I will come charging off the stage through the aisle.
		E-girl getting married?
		Not on my watch.
		Corey says, when you took a break from Cozy, I started checking out the other streamers and I want to say I'm very impressed.
		Cozy is unironically my favorite streaming platform now.
		Thanks!
		Glad to hear that.
		Wonder Pets says, do you think George Santos was revealed as a drag queen because someone found out?
		Or was it another one of these, he did something we don't like, leak his dirt to the press?
		I don't know, honestly.
		I haven't really been following that very closely.
		Yeah, exactly.
		Wonderpets says, the editor of the Babylon Bee is saying mass immigration from Mexico will save America.
		Tucker supports gay marriage on live TV.
		If we weren't the right flank of the right, there would be no vision.
		Yeah, exactly.
		That's why I'm so necessary.
		Insurgent Honor says, with a big super chat, yo, big shout out.
		He says, the RNC move makes me want to throw drinks and smash phones.
		We need a new founding and a new constitution that explicitly names Christ our king.
		The only way to save America and Americans is to be born again.
		Listen man, I'm not like a born-again Christian or anything.
		I'm Catholic, but I agree with you.
		Totally true.
		Absolutely right about that.
		That's got to be the basis of the new country for sure.
		Justin says, Damn!
		People talking shit, but when the shit hit the fan, everything he's not made him everything he is.
		Holla!
		See ya at AFPAC!
		So true.
		When shit hit the fan, is you still a fan?
		That's the question.
		Some of you, yes.
		Some of you, no.
		But, um, hey, I appreciate you, Justin.
		My man, Justin's always been a real one.
	Real recognized real.
	Holla!
	What up, my man?
	See you at AFPAC.
	I'll see you there, buddy.
	We gotta spend some time, though.
	Every time I see Justin, he's like, hey, just wanted to shake your hand, and then he's like, I'll let you do what you do.
	I'm like, no, man, come hang out.
	We gotta hang out at AFFPAC, okay?
	Because he's been floating around.
	I see him at the events, but we gotta chill.
	Come to the after party for AFFPAC 4.
	Hiding.
	Assistant, get this man an invite to the after party.
	Okay, I'm not going to read that.
	But that is funny.
	Well done.
	Do you like him or is he just a show for the establishment?
	I like Joe Rogan, honestly.
	Okay, I read that.
	What are your thoughts about Joe Rogan?
	Do you like him or is he just a show for the establishment?
	I like Joe Rogan, honestly.
	Smiley the Fed says, I'm proud to have been retweeted.
	Okay, I read that.
	Smiley says, my bad, that was a duplicate.
	Yeah.
	Syphilitic fat ass says, if only 50 million...
unidentified		Okay, I'm not going to read that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		uh Disavow.
		Spinefish says, yo, yo.
		Sal says, found you on InfoWars interview with Ye.
		What are some books, documentaries about the Jewish issue to catch up on what's been going on?
		See you at Davos next year.
		I haven't really read a ton of books about it.
		I just read a lot of stuff online.
		If you read Un's Review American Pravda series, that is excellent.
		There's a good book called, what is it called?
		Against Our Better Judgment by Alison Weir. - Sure.
		That's a good one.
		Other than that, I don't think I've actually sat down and read a full book about it.
		There's some good books.
		Jesus in the Talmud, the author I forget.
		And, oh, what's his name?
		Oh, it's in my tongue, too.
		Jesus in the Talmud talks about the times.
		It's like, it's by a Jewish guy.
		It's by a Jewish guy, and he writes about how Jesus appears in the Talmud, and it is the biblical Jesus.
		Like, all these Jews say, no, no, we didn't mean Yeshua like Jesus Christ.
		We meant a different Yeshua.
		And it's like, no, you didn't.
		You meant Jesus.
		And there's another book called Blood Passover by Ariel Tov, talks about some of the sacrifices the Jews were making in the Middle Ages.
unidentified		And there's one other one.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I forget.
		But that's a good place to start.
		Oh, and the Israel lobby.
		Mearsheimer and Walt.
		Sal says, I'm new alright, how many were actually killed in the Holocaust?
		What is it, like 600 billion?
		I don't even know what the number is anymore.
		They just keep updating it.
		I don't know, I'm not a scholar.
		Syphilitic says, hood on equals banned man mode.
		Yep.
		Johnny Bravo says, this may be a weird question, Nick, but Charles Johnson, after your Twitter space, said that some Jewish fellow paid him to take you out and that he refused the offer.
		What was he talking about?
		I don't know.
		I don't know.
		I haven't heard that.
		Is he trying to kill me or something?
		I don't think he's told me about that.
		I talked to him the other day, though.
		Tag Nukes is what's up with Crowder going through his bisexual phase.
		Geez, you can't unsuck the dick, Steve.
		Yeah, I don't know what that was about.
		Was that a joke or was that real?
unidentified		I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		As he kind of said it in passing it didn't I wasn't sure if that was because he said something about like he's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde I don't know if that was like a tongue-in-cheek like oh yeah and this bisexual thing was that just like a quip or was that real because if it was it seemed very kind of nonchalant to be real but I don't know Syphilitics is where's a, okay, not going to read that.
		Melon Buster says I'm all about the hoodie phase, dripped out man.
		Hey, thanks.
		Josh the Remover says even my boomer mom is starting to root for yay.
		Nobody is excited for Trump anymore.
		Yeah, nobody is.
		People are excited for DeSantis.
		People are excited for yay.
		I don't know anybody enthusiastic about Trump.
		P.P. Poo Poo says if Milo's hit piece on JLP ever had any credibility, it's gone now.
		Did you ever ask him about that?
		Yeah, well, he told me that it existed before he published it.
		And he told me, he's like, you better throw him under the bus right away because it's going to be bad.
		And I said, well, I'm not going to throw him under the bus for no reason.
		I said, show me what it is.
		And he said, well, I can't.
		And I said, okay, well, I said, if it comes out and it's really bad, you know, I'll look at it and then I will think about what to do.
		I said, but I'm not going to throw him under the bus because you told me something.
		And he was like, okay, well, it's your funeral.
		It's going to be your problem.
		And that's just not how I play.
		That's just not how I operate.
		I don't throw people under the bus preemptively because somebody told me something.
		And you know, if that turned out to be a bigger deal than it was, it probably would have looked really bad for me.
		But I wasn't going to throw him under the bus just because.
		Just because somebody said a rumor about him because Voris doesn't like him or whatever.
		But yeah, he kept pushing me.
		He's like, you gotta distance yourself.
		It's gonna look so bad.
		And I'm like, well, I need to see it before I do anything.
		And he wouldn't let me see it.
		Then it comes out and it was ridiculous.
		Allegedly, JLP was a homosexual for 10 years and the only evidence of it is a photograph where he's hugging another man.
		It's like, yeah, that makes sense.
		No other?
		There's nothing else?
		There's no other?
		Like...
		You know, because usually if you're a promiscuous homosexual for a fucking decade, there would be... This one guy literally has a fucking caved-in brain.
		The other guys look like hobos.
		The one normal-looking guy is, oh, here's my photograph.
		Oh, okay.
		Yeah, let me throw this man under the bus based on that.
		So... Anyway, and I think he would... I would think that he'd be a little bit more sensitive about that, given his own issue.
unidentified		You know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Johnny Bravo says, it really saddens me that these people who push this image of contrarians or dissidents ultimately turn out to be hollow.
		It's all a surface act.
		I thank God every day for having you around.
		Thanks a lot.
		I mean, for what it's worth, that's true.
		I mean, you see a lot of these guys, they talk the talk, but they don't walk the walk.
		I'm the only guy that does.
		And yay, too.
		That's why I love yay so much, because I showed up and I'm like, he's the real deal.
		He is somebody who is not full of shit.
		For once.
		And it's amazing, because I've gone through my whole life, and I have not met many people that are not full of shit, and one of them happened to be yay.
		You know?
		So, that's why I am loyal to him as a guy.
		You know, like, I love his music and I'm like a fan, but I'm loyal to him as a guy because of what I saw, you know?
		Zirconium says, are white people good at slash for anything?
		Uh, yeah.
		Johnny Bravo says, I'm sure that Milo's response to this will be that you're ungrateful that he got you connected to Ye and now you're attacking him for trying to clear his name.
		How would you frame your narrative?
		It's not about framing, though.
		It's just about the truth.
		And yeah, he always came at me with this, oh, you're ungrateful.
		But that's always how it was with him.
		It was always transactional.
		He would always do things for people with the intention that they would become indebted to him and then be their slave or something.
		And I told him from the get-go, I'm like, I am not your slave.
		I don't work for you.
		I work for Ye.
		And he hated that.
		We went out there, and the first week that we were out there, things were okay, things were cool, but I could see very clearly what he was trying to do.
		He was trying to control me, and he was trying to be like my boss, because he could never get anything over on me before.
		There was no way that he could sort of like, he had nothing on me, he had no leverage over me, he had no, he had nothing I wanted.
		And so finally, he felt like this was his play where he was like, oh, now I have this connection to Ye, now I can hold this over him.
		And so we went out there that first week and it was, it was friendly, it was amicable and everything.
		And, um, and then we had some, we had some tiff.
		over something.
		And, and I was in the right, honestly.
		I mean, and whether you thought I was in the right or not in the right, whatever, but, but he got real shitty with me right out of the gate.
		And he was like, you know, uh, he got real nasty right out of the gate.
		And I, I stopped him right there.
		And I was like, what the fuck did you just say to me?
		You're like, what the fuck did you You don't, don't threaten me.
		Don't you threaten me ever again or something like that.
		Because he said something like, you know, you can't talk to me that way.
		I'm your boss now.
		And I said something like, don't you threaten me.
		You can't threaten me with anything.
		And before he could say it, I'm like, I will, I will go home right now.
		I will buy a plane ticket.
		I will turn the fucking car right around and go home.
		I said, I don't need this from you.
		I don't need your attitude.
		Because he was, I'm sure he was like, because he kind of started to try to big dick me, like the first week we were out there.
		And I'm sure he expected me to be like, no, no, no, don't, don't take this away from me.
		And he was shocked because the second, because I knew he was going to do that, the second that he turned that on, I went full.
		I was like, ah, you know, I just went full on like, you know, I spurred out.
		And I had to do that.
		It was like a defensive response.
		Like, uh-uh-uh, it's not going to be that way, you know.
		I was like, I'll create a big scene.
		So that was sort of like the first, like, tiff.
		And I don't want to get into all the rest of the drama because that's not really fair to yay, you know.
		So, um, But that was his move.
		And even on my last show, on my final show, when I came back for Thanksgiving or whatever, And he said in a SuperEdge chat and said, I'll be signing your paychecks.
	Oh, bafangul.
	That was the most disrespectful, classless, typical Milo, like classic Milo, but the most classless.
	And you know, at the time, I was just trying to make everything okay for the sake of yay, and I was trying to make it work.
	But he said that, and I was hoping you guys would catch it.
	None of you guys caught it.
	A lot of you guys were like, oh, that was so nice.
	That wasn't nice.
	That was ignorant, and that was rude, and that was low class, and it was totally disrespectful.
	But the thing is, when you're on a team, you deal with that privately.
	And that's the thing.
	A lot of people that have come and gone in my circles don't know that.
	When you're on a team, you've got to be a team player.
	And there's this idea of a corporate unified front.
	And so I'm not going to start drama with him in public, but behind the scenes there was like, There were some locking horns, but that's how you do it.
	When you're on a team and there's press on you and everything, you gotta put on a happy face and everything and you play it cool.
	And if you have beef, you settle it in private.
	And so, you know, it's not like it was all smooth sailing.
	It was actually pretty rocky for those two weeks that he was a part of it.
	But anyway, yeah, I'll be signed.
	Number one, that's not even true.
	The campaign manager doesn't sign the paychecks, the treasurer does, so he don't even know what he's talking about.
	But anyway.
	So yeah, this ingrate thing is just like, it's a weird hang up with him.
	He's got some issues though.
	I do kind of feel bad for him because he's clearly a damaged like a deeply wounded individual who like obviously has issues like with his mother and with his uh the molestation and everything and I'm not being glib here I'm not I'm not I'm not doing a condescending thing.
	I'm being serious.
	I actually do feel a little bit bad for him because I was never super close with him, but we were friendly.
	And he always put on this big facade.
	He always put on this big act.
	Everyone knows that.
	Everybody sees right through that.
	He puts on, even in private though, he puts on this big show.
	And, you know, I'm a real guy, okay?
	My grandmother used to have an expression.
	She'd say, if you take your mask off, people take their mask off.
	I'm a big believer, and I just wear my heart on my sleeve.
	I just am who I am.
	So I'm not going to break his ego and call him out and call him out on his lies, where he's obviously exaggerating or embellishing or outright lying about things.
	I'm not going to call him on that and let him do, okay, if that's what you've got to do, I'll let you perform for everybody.
	But clearly he's putting on this big routine, and there were moments, there were instances where like the real human being would shine through, like the real Milo.
	He would level with me, you know, like he would have this sort of unguarded, he would like forget to be Milo for a minute, and you could sort of just have like a genuine moment, like person to person, and then it's like he would remember, oh yeah, I'm Milo, anyway, anyway, you know, back to my, And you know what that is though?
	That's like a defense mechanism.
	Somebody that is unable to form close relationships because of mistrust, you know, trust issues.
	Someone that is unable to form close, healthy relationships because of damage in their childhood.
	It's a very common thing.
	They'll create a false persona.
	It's like a disassociative thing, almost to protect themselves.
	And it's also like a form of compensation.
	They don't know how to be loved as a friend and love somebody else as a friend.
	They don't have that esteem.
	They don't know how to build that.
	And so with Milo, I think the the flashing the wealth and the, the indebtedness, the gratitude thing.
	It was a big part of like, that's how he saw the relationships.
	Everybody else was just like friends.
	And there were a lot of people, not so much me, but there were other people that considered him like a friend.
	And it wasn't about giving and getting, it was just about being friends, but he never saw it that way.
	It was always about, I have to be Milo.
	I I have to be famous.
	I have to lie about my, about my celebrity.
	I have to lie about my wealth.
	I have to lie about these things so that, because otherwise maybe people wouldn't like me.
	At least that's sort of my read on it.
	Maybe that's a little armchair psychologist, but that's always how I saw it.
	And I always kind of felt a little bit sorry for him because clearly deep down there was maybe like a lonely person who was desperately trying to get Like, sort of a fraternal relationship, but could just, you know, would not allow it for himself.
	Just self-sabotaging it.
	Thwarting it for himself.
	And, you know, and that's sad.
	So I, you know, I don't think he's an evil person.
	I think that he does a lot of fucked up things.
	Like, I think he's very dishonest, and I think that he's very self-serving.
	You know, that's just what I think about him.
	But I do have a little bit of sympathy because he's clearly just like a wounded, struggling person.
	And he's clearly going through a transformation, so it seems, with this, you know, he's no longer gay or whatever, and he got confirmed into the Catholic Church.
	Okay.
	So I hope that he's able to heal.
	I hope that he's able to get over all of that and be a real person.
	But this is just nasty.
	Like, you know, he didn't even tell me.
	He didn't even, like, text me and say, like, hey.
	Because honestly, you know, I wouldn't be in love with that.
	But if he just shot me a text and said, like, hey, did you see this?
	Like, I'm going to get my...
	You know, if he just gave me a warning, it would have been more like, oh, well, that's disappointing, but, you know, do what you gotta do, I guess.
	If he had just explained his side of it or something, you know, okay.
	But, uh, you know, that's just nasty.
	He's, like, lying about me, he's lying about Ye, he's lying about the situation, he's throwing me under the bus.
	This, like, you know, if you need to crawl back to the Jews to get another gig, like, I don't like that.
	I think that's very sad.
	But if people feel the need to do that, then that's what they gotta do.
	You know, I'm not gonna chastise somebody for getting their bag.
	The only thing I don't like is when people do that and they throw people like me under the bus.
	If you feel that you don't have enough talent to make it on your own without the Jews, and you have to crawl back to them like Milo or Doyle or whoever, you know, fine.
	Maybe you can't hack it on your own.
	Maybe you can't hack it independently.
	It's difficult to do.
	And again, I'm not being condescending.
	It's really difficult.
	It's really hard.
	That's why nobody does it.
	But if you need to do that, go ahead and do it.
	Just don't attack the people that are doing the impossible task of trying to make it independently without this dependency on that system.
	And even if you are, a heads up would have been friendly.
	It would have been nice.
	So anyway.
	So that's my feelings on it, but whatever.
	It is what it is.
	Not a surprise.
	More than anything, it's just funny.
	More than anything, that is just so classic.
	And in some sense it's disappointing because you want to see a guy like Milo surprise you and surprise you with magnanimity or surprise you with solidarity or something like that.
	Loyalty.
	You'd like to see somebody surprise you by doing the right thing.
	But unfortunately, it's completely unsurprising.
	That is classic Milo.
	And he was always telling me that it would be Lumer or Ali that betrayed me.
	He was always telling me, you have to disavow Lumer.
	You have to disavow Ali.
	They're going to betray you.
	And I was saying, like, no, I don't think they are.
	I think that, like, you're gonna betray me before they did.
unidentified		And he did!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, go figure.
		Then he did.
		That's why you gotta know who your real friends are.
		Because Milo at various points told me to disavow Baked Alaska, told me to disavow Ethan Ralph, told me to disavow Loomer, told me to disavow Jesse Lee Peterson, told me to disavow Ali, told me to disavow... I'm trying to think who else.
		I think even Jaden at one point, which, you know, he was, okay, broken clock, right?
		Twice a day.
		And I want to say there were even other people.
		If I look through... Oh, Andrew Anglin.
		If I look through all the streamers on Cozy, he tried to get me to disavow everybody.
		Probably to isolate me.
		Yeah, but when... Years ago, when Baked Alaska was going through a lot of trouble, he was like, yeah, you gotta drop Baked Alaska like a bad habit.
		I don't like him.
		He's stupid.
		Blah, blah, blah.
		And I was like, no, he's my friend.
		And same thing with Ralph.
		You know, last year, when Ralph was going through all that, he's like, you gotta throw him overboard.
		He's causing all this trouble.
		I know you don't want to do it, but you have to.
		This is becoming a problem for you.
		I was like, nope.
		Ethan Ralph is my friend, and he's funny, and I like his content, and I like him.
		I'm not, you know, and that blew over.
		And Jesse Lee Peterson, when that article came out, and Loomer, you know, I drove Five hours on my birthday to go be with Loomer on her election night party, because she's my friend, you know?
		Now, it wasn't like my birthday was on the 18th, I think her party was on the 20th.
		I was in Miami for my birthday.
		I drove five hours to get to her election night party to support her, And Milo calls me up that night to yell at me.
		Oh, I can't believe you forward that on your telegram.
		Loomer's terrible.
		She's crazy.
		All this.
		And I drove five hours back to Miami the next day.
		You know, she's my friend.
		And the same is true of Ali.
		Ali went to bat for me.
unidentified		You know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And Milo is saying, oh, you know, Ali's gonna throw you under the bus.
		He's got all this weird baggage.
		And I said, you know, Ali has stuck his neck out for me many times over years.
		Whether it was Stop the Steal, or whether it was even doing that Miami Uncensored event in 2019, and a few other things over the years.
		I don't know.
		It's been a long time, but I've known him for a long time.
		And he's always defended me, like, because, you know, he rolls with the group at one point of, like, a lot of influential Trump guys, and they would always badmouth me and talk shit about me, and he would always stick up for me in those circles.
		And, um, you know, and I always appreciated that.
		So, you can't repay, you cannot repay friendship and support with, oh, well, you're inconvenient, now I'm gonna discard you.
		You're inconvenient, now I'm gonna get rid of you.
		But that's how Milo rolls.
		And I'm just not that way.
		And he would always tell me that's like a detriment.
		Like, it's detrimental.
		You have to do stuff like that.
		I'm like, well, I just can't.
		I'm not gonna do that.
		I can't repay people that I've known for years that have done nothing but help me out and be supportive by throwing them under the bus because they have an unfortunate scandal or there's an unfortunate thing about them or something.
		There's drama surrounding them.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Anyway, and that's the kind of attitude, that's the kind of mindset that we need.
		We're going to hang together or hang separately.
		This is like every man for themselves.
		We're all phylo-semites.
		We're infiltrating the system.
		If you get inconvenient, I'm going to kill you.
		That's not going to work.
		We don't have enough people to do that.
		So anyway, that's my take on all that.
		So I don't hate the guy, and it doesn't come as a surprise, but it is just disappointing.
		It would have been nice to be pleasantly surprised.
		Plantation Groyper says, what does Ye think of Plantation Groyper?
		Doesn't know him.
		Hidecap says, hi Nick, big fan.
		Hey.
		John says, hey Nick, hope you're doing well.
		Check out Top G song parody of Gayle, A-B-C-D-E-F-U on YouTube.
		It's a bop, thank me later.
		Okay.
		Apostolic Slav says, is it weird?
		I was more shocked they gave your Twitter back than I was you met Ye?
		What came after was less surprising.
		No, I was more surprised about that too.
		Apostolic Slav says they're using the ADL hit list and Trump not tweeting confirms the suspicion that Elon only went out of his way to bring him back because he knew that Trump had a fiduciary obligation to True Social.
		That's not entirely true actually.
		Soy Jack says, do you believe Lauren Southern over Milo about her situation?
		I don't know, because I wasn't there.
		But knowing Milo, she's probably telling the truth, but I don't know.
		Syphilitic says, it's terrible how roughly 300,000 Milotypes fell off of... Okay, I'm not going to read that.
		Groib Soldiers says, I learned that it is a mitzvot for Jews to wash any cutlery made by goyim in a mikveh, sacred pool, before use.
		Think of the symbolism behind that practice.
		Oh, I see.
		So they don't want to touch us.
		Yep.
		Unknown Soldiers says, God put Milo there to connect you to Ye, then God swiftly pulled him away.
		That's kind of how I see it, unironically, because he was the bridge and then he was subtracted very quickly.
unidentified		You know, it wasn't a good fit.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		For him, that is.
		No, I'm just like vaguely familiar with that.
		a huge super chat.
		Yo, says a few weeks ago, you mentioned Time Wave Zero.
		Are you a Terrence McKenna fan?
		You didn't mention E. Michael Jones.
		Have you read?
		No, I'm just like vaguely familiar with that.
		I don't, I'm not really well read on any of that, but I just heard of it before.
		How, what is it?
		The time is like a spiral, and we're like, the further we get, like, the shorter time becomes or something?
		So I don't know that whole story, but...
		Thanks for the big super chat.
		Tesla owner says Doyle's violence LARPing seems to be a regular thing with him.
		There's a clip of him weirding out some normie girl by talking about stabbing people in the neck with stakes for shit-talking ancestors.
		That's like this weird overcompensation thing.
		A lot of, and I hate to be that guy because that is like a very cringe liberal like, oh you have a big truck because you have a small dick.
		But there is something to this like, if you feel the need to constantly talk about like violence and show off your guns and everything, People do these things for a reason.
		And if you're not a violent person, which Doyle isn't, as far as I know he hasn't killed anybody or shot anybody, you're not serious about that.
		That's just a form of posturing.
		That's just a form of peacocking.
		And why do people send signals?
		People tend to signal the opposite of what they're feeling.
		So if somebody signals, I'm powerful, I'm violent, you should fear me, It's because they feel powerless.
		They feel, like, weak.
		They feel, like, afraid of other people.
		And, um, you know, again, armchair psychologist.
		But there is something to that.
		So when you say, you know, oh, I just am spoiling, uh, spoiling for a fight.
		I just really want to get out there and go fight people.
		Okay, go do it then.
		You know, okay, tough guy.
		Go out and go fight all the liberals.
		Go out and kill all the jerks.
		I'm not saying that.
		I'm not, I'm not, when I say that, I'm not saying that, and I'm also, by saying I'm not saying it, saying it.
		I'm not saying that.
		What I'm saying is you're not going to do that.
		If you're John Doyle and you're putting out your gun collection and talking about killing people, you're not really a violent person.
		You are full of shit.
		You are role-playing, you know.
		If you like guns, if you think guns are cool, great, you know.
		And have your gun collection.
		That's nice for you.
		Congratulations.
		But this like, you know, this is making me feel like a big man.
		I'm walking around.
		Here's the thing about guns.
		Guns are not toys, okay?
		They are tools.
		And they are tools to kill people.
		And I'm not.
		I've never been in a war.
		I'm not in a gang.
		But I do understand that violence and the taking of a life is a very serious thing.
		And I respect violence.
		And I respect the value of a life enough.
		To know that I don't want to do that.
		I'm not glib about it.
		I don't think it's glamorous.
		I don't fantasize about it.
		It's a very serious thing.
		And being somebody that is not involved in anything like that, I respect it enough to say, I'm not going to talk about that.
		I'm not going to talk about going and killing people or doing these things.
	Because I'm not that guy.
	And I also don't want to be that guy.
	You know, violence is an ugly thing.
	This idea that people have about glamorizing violence, that we should like violence or have an appetite for it, I fundamentally disagree.
	I think that's very... I don't know if it's unnatural.
	I think there's room for a healthy amount of, you know, exertion or something like that.
	But the idea that, you know, you want to go and get punched in the face and punch someone else, it's a very violent thing.
	I think the only people that say that are people that have never been in fights.
	I think the only people that glamorize violence are the people that have never participated in violence.
	And, you know, this goober with his dork glasses.
	Is the epitome of that.
	I just have very little respect for people that do that because it's just, again, it's people inadvertently betraying their own inner weakness.
	That doesn't project strength in the way that people think it does.
	It projects the exact opposite.
	So, anyway.
	Johnny Bravo says, I totally agree with you as far as guardedness.
	Many of these people, even Destiny, have experienced moments where they have screwed over and ended up believing that everyone's a vampire.
unidentified		What?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Gothicus says, love you, man.
		Fuck the fakes.
		A wise man once said, if you want to shine like the sun, first you have to burn like it.
		Very true.
		Have to go through it.
		Pete with a big super chat.
		Yo!
		Big shout out.
		He says, one of your qualities I am most impressed by is your genuine grace in your heart for others despite their shortcomings.
		God bless.
		Well, thank you very much for the big super chat and the compliment.
		It means a lot to me.
		Yeah, it's um...
		A lot of people think that I'm like a very hateful, unforgiving person.
		I'm really just a severe person.
		If people are not, if people fuck me over and then they don't apologize, of course I'm not going to be like, oh, it's okay.
		You know, I mean, I understand why people do what they do and everything, but, um, but I also, I also have been through enough and I'm old enough now, not that I'm that old, but I'm old enough now that I, You know, there's a little bit more charity in my heart than maybe there was four years ago or something, so I appreciate that.
		Johnny Bravo says, I know my Super Chats may be getting repetitive, but just want to thank you again for being authentic.
		Love you.
		Hey, love you too, man.
		Thank you.
		Eddie Van Grams says, what's your favorite song by Boston?
unidentified		Hmm.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh, that's a good question.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Probably Rock and Roll Band.
unidentified		Or...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Peace of mind?
		What's the one that I don't like?
		I only like their one album.
		Boston.
unidentified		Let me see.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		There's the one song I don't like.
		More Than a Feeling.
		That song is overplayed.
		It's a good song, but it's overplayed.
		It's a good song.
		It is a good song, but it's overplayed.
		I don't like smoking.
		I like foreplay, long time.
		I like the bass solo in the beginning and I like peace of mind and rock and roll band and More than a feeling is okay, but those are those are my favorites.
		Apostolic slob's urine reinstatement was probably a fluke caused by some fresh off the boat.
		All right, really?
		Syphilitics, as I've been seeing more and more user accounts every day, you're really doing the something lifting, oh, heavy lifting for this movement.
		R's in chat to rape Milo.
		Hey, we don't need to rape him.
		He'd probably like it.
		No, no, no, kidding, kidding, kidding, kidding.
		We don't need to rape, just, you know, forgive him.
		Let it go.
		Forgive Milo today.
		Let it go.
		Gersh says it's me, your pal Gersh.
		Hey, what's up buddy?
		Insurgence says we appreciate having a cozy place to come home to.
		It is growing into a community that can, uh, something into an online army to fight our own when necessary.
		Fight our own?
		Fight on our own?
		Cozy works great where it matters.
		It works great, period!
		What are you talking about?
		It works great, period, where it matters.
		All right, looks like that's our last Super Chat.
		I gotta get out of here.
		I gotta go eat a burger.
		So, that's gonna do it for me.
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