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And now he's receiving all this money from Saudi Arabia. | ||
He just received hundreds of millions of dollars more from two other Gulf states. | ||
So we'll talk about that too. | ||
Ties in nicely with what we talked about last week with the civil war in Israel. | ||
And we'll also talk a little bit about the Trump indictment too. | ||
So it's going to be a packed show. | ||
Lots to talk about, a lot of news. | ||
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I'm trying to think what other news we have. | ||
I think that's it. | ||
There will be a couple of pretty big collaborations coming this month. | ||
I'll be doing a big one next Friday, so I think no show probably next Thursday and Friday. | ||
At the minimum. | ||
And it's one that people have been talking about for a long time. | ||
It's one that people have been asking me about. | ||
It's finally happening next week. | ||
I got a text the other day. | ||
And it seems like it's gonna be a great panel. | ||
I think everybody's in for a real treat. | ||
And it's pretty great to see. | ||
I know you've seen Pearl has been fighting back a little bit. | ||
She apologized last week for having me on her show back in February. | ||
And she's now starting to turn that around and she's trying to fight back against all these black people in the pickup artist community or the red pill community that are trying to cancel her. | ||
And some other people are getting that same attitude. | ||
There's like a widespread attitude in this circle. | ||
I'm talking about the red pill guys. | ||
But also across the internet where people are saying, we don't care. | ||
We're red-pilled. | ||
We're red-pilled on the Jews. | ||
We're red-pilled on women. | ||
And to some extent even they're red-pilled on race, on the interracial relationships. | ||
It's so funny to me because a year ago, maybe a year or two years ago, I was chastised by people for those two positions in particular. | ||
I was chastised for going out and saying, you know, I don't really think that interracial dating is such a great idea. | ||
It's against my values. | ||
And if I'm being totally honest, I don't want it for me. | ||
I don't want it for my kids. | ||
I don't want it for my grandkids. | ||
And I'm not afraid to say that. | ||
That was one of my most controversial takes a year or two ago. | ||
And the other one is of course talking about the Zionists or Jewish Power. | ||
I was told, and it's so funny because in retrospect it doesn't feel that way. | ||
Right now, now that it's seemingly gained a little bit of credibility in the mainstream, Now people don't criticize me too much, but a year or two ago I took a lot of heat. | ||
You know, there was a lot of drama last spring about our movement, and some of the biggest criticisms that were substantive were about, oh, he talks too much about, or rather, He shouldn't say he's against interracial dating. | ||
That's too far. | ||
He shouldn't talk about the Jews, blah blah blah. | ||
And now here we are a year later, and I go on these mainstream shows, and these are the things they're talking about. | ||
They're like, you know what? | ||
He's right. | ||
And some of them, they don't even agree, but they say, well, I see where he's coming from. | ||
I went on The Pearl Show. | ||
I was out there in London, and as you know, she's got an all-black Staff. | ||
All of her producers are black. | ||
Her other show hosts are black. | ||
Most of the panelists she brings on are black. | ||
And I'm on the show and I'm just being me. | ||
You know me. | ||
I don't self-censor. | ||
I'm not pulling punches. | ||
I'm saying, look, I'm against the interracial dating. | ||
I don't think it's a good idea. | ||
I think it's better for people to stick with their own. | ||
I think that it's about heritage and it's about the biology of race and all these kinds of things. | ||
And almost all of them said, yeah, either they said, I agree with you, or they would say something like, it's interesting that black people can say this and it's not a problem, but you say that and everybody has a problem. | ||
There's a double standard. | ||
And the ones that didn't agree said, I don't agree, but we see where you're coming from and you're entitled to feel that way. | ||
And it just goes to show, by the way, there's a lesson in this. | ||
It just goes to show that you have to just Say what you believe. | ||
Everybody is so caught up all the time in trying to be politically correct, even if they don't think they are. | ||
I know we're sort of past that. | ||
After the Trump election, there's sort of layers to it, and so there are people that are willing to say things that are like Trump, but there's still some things people don't want to say. | ||
Very specific things that are still considered out there. | ||
And people have told me my whole career, well, you're not talking about that in the right way, or you can't talk about that publicly. | ||
And my philosophy has always been, if I believe it and I feel this way, I'm gonna say it! | ||
Because odds are, one, I'm right. | ||
Two, other people feel that way also. | ||
And three, as long as my heart's in the right place, I don't think there should be some big fear of being wrong or being canceled. | ||
I'm entitled to say what I think. | ||
And over the course of my career, it's just been proven that the more that I speak up about these things, all these things have now become mainstream. | ||
Five or six years ago, everything I said on the show was outside the mainstream. | ||
Even talking about white genocide, replacement migration, anti-white stuff in media, the opposition to feminism at the fundamental level, this Catholic authoritarian thing. | ||
All of these ideas are now breaking through the mainstream. | ||
Even the talk about the Zionists. | ||
You got SNICO, who's one of the biggest creators, talking to Ryan Dawson about Israel's role on 9-11. | ||
And now here we are, I go on these shows and talk about... We're even able to talk about Hitler. | ||
We thought that was supposed to be the furthest thing. | ||
But it just goes to show, just... | ||
Speak your truth, you know. | ||
Everybody's always saying, speak your truth. | ||
And I spoke my truth, like the Holocaust was exaggerated. | ||
And everybody tries to cancel me, but you know what? | ||
I'm entitled to speak my truth, too. | ||
Some people speak in their truth that's like, some really degenerate shit. | ||
And my truth happens to be historical revisionism, and that's fine as well. | ||
So, so I feel happy about that, but... | ||
Anyway, so there'll be two big collaborations coming this month. | ||
One is going to be next Friday, so I won't be doing the show end of week next week, but you'll be happy with the result. | ||
And then end of month in April, I don't know the date off the top of my head, I think it's the 25th, I'll be doing another big collaboration. | ||
So a lot of exciting stuff to look forward to. | ||
The other thing I wanted to talk about is, and this is sort of on a On a similar note here, right before I went live on the show, this new Tucker Carlson interview dropped, and apparently he goes on, and I haven't seen the full thing, I think it's with Adam Carolla, and he does this interview where he says that | ||
He's talking about how white people are going to become a minority, and he says that as that happens, which is a certainty at this point, whether you like it or not, he says eventually you're going to get white identity politics. | ||
He said, and there's going to be a politician that says, I speak for the white people, I speak for the white interest. | ||
And Tucker says, and I'm gonna say fuck that guy because that's like neo-nazism. | ||
I'm an individual. | ||
I'm my own man. | ||
I can think and speak for myself. | ||
And Adam Carolla says, maybe that's the real white privilege is unlike the black people or these other groups, we as white people get to be individuals. | ||
We don't have to have this racial collectivism. | ||
And I'm watching this And I'm like, man, I am so good. | ||
I am so right about everything. | ||
I have been telling people this about Tucker for years. | ||
For years. | ||
What specifically? | ||
For a long time, Tucker Carlson has been regarded as a person who is 100% on our side, meaning that he is America First, Christian, he is against the Jewish lobby, against the Zionist lobby, he's against the genocide of white people in our countries on a racial level. | ||
For a long time people thought that he believed all those things like we did, but he was just constrained on his platform in what he was allowed to say. | ||
So he was watering the message down a little bit so it would get past the censors on Fox News. | ||
That's what everybody thought for a long time. | ||
And so even though Tucker Carlson wasn't coming out and saying the things I say, People perceived him as saying a percentage of what I was saying, close to what I was saying. | ||
And a lot of fans of my show and people who feel like I do were saying, hey close enough, pretty good for network television or cable television. | ||
What I discovered though, two, three years ago, is that that is not the case. | ||
That's the wrong model. | ||
He does not agree with us 100%, but say 80% of the message. | ||
The message that he says on Fox is 100% of his message. | ||
He does not believe what we believe. | ||
He doesn't 100% believe us, but just say 80%. | ||
The stuff that he says on the show is 95 or 100% of what he fundamentally believes. | ||
And so when we hear things like, for example, of which there are many over the course of the last couple years, When he says things like replacement migration is a voting rights issue, like it's a problem that whites are being replaced in America because of voting rights, that's not like a dog whistle about demographic change. | ||
On some level that's what he believes. | ||
And when he goes out there and says things like white identity politics is just as evil as Black Lives Matter, You gotta believe people when they tell you who they are. | ||
We don't need to read between the lines on a statement like that. | ||
If you believed in white identity politics, you wouldn't say that. | ||
And when he does a statement like this, this is like a double down, a triple down. | ||
He's going out there and saying, That as the country becomes minority white, white identity politics, a white racial consciousness will rise. | ||
And he says, that's like the Nazis, bro. | ||
And I'm gonna hate that. | ||
I'm not gonna listen to that. | ||
It's like, we don't need to read the tea leaves here to see if Tucker Carlson's really based. | ||
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He's telling us he's not! | |
And so I just feel so vindicated about that because I've been saying this for a long time. | ||
And as you know, Tucker has been a little ambivalent about me and the Groypers. | ||
There was a time during the Groyper War when he was supportive and he threw me a line when I was put on the no-fly list because Michelle Malka texted him. | ||
Although he talked about it for 30 seconds and didn't say my name. | ||
Let's just talk about Ricky Vaughn though. | ||
Not that I don't like Ricky Vaughn, but let's talk about Ricky Vaughn who has the support of everybody. | ||
And let's talk about these other capital rioters who again have the support of everybody. | ||
And yeah, why don't you promote the Ray Epps controversy without even crediting Baked Alaska and not talking about Nick Fuentes? | ||
And recently, as you know, he cooperated in a hit piece by Max Blumenthal's wife at their publication, The Gray Zone, where he was sticking his big CIA snout around the right wing asking questions about how I'm exploiting Ye, and I'm putting ideas in his head about Jewish people and all this. | ||
And so I went off on this a month and a half ago or something, and I know people were skeptical, but it's like, listen man, Years 2023. | ||
The elections are rigged. | ||
White replacement is... we're flying off a cliff here. | ||
Donald Trump came and is on his way out. | ||
We have to be pushing the right message. | ||
We, at the minimum, cannot be attacking people if you believe these things that are saying them unfiltered. | ||
If you're Tucker and you're on Fox News, you don't want to talk about the Jewish Mafia, you don't want to talk about Netanyahu's involvement in the election, you don't want to talk about Netanyahu and the Likud's infiltration of our country on Fox News, fine. | ||
That's fine. | ||
We get it. | ||
You gotta keep making 30 million dollars because that's the strategic thing to do is make a lot of money and be famous. | ||
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Fine. | |
But you don't then go, if you believe these things, and attack the people that are actually saying them and paying the price for saying them. | ||
That's always been the rub. | ||
I don't expect everybody to say 100% if they believe it, but you better not attack the people that are. | ||
And you can be a gateway, you can be a pipeline, I get that, but you cease being a pipeline when you go out and explicitly countersignal the fundamental points. | ||
What do I mean by that? | ||
Back in 2016 there was an idea that there was a pipeline and people could watch Ben Shapiro and then maybe they turn on Jordan Peterson and then maybe they turn on Jared Taylor and then they finally discover the truth. | ||
And there was this idea that people were moving further and further right across a pipeline of gradually more right-wing creators. | ||
And that stopped when guys like Jordan Peterson and Shapiro and others said, We don't care about the browning of America. | ||
We hate white identity. | ||
No, we will not talk about the Jewish Mafia. | ||
And so that got shut down. | ||
And there's a similar fallacy at work in these days where people look at Claremont and they'll look at Bronze Age Pervert or Tucker Carlson or any of these types and say, oh come on, maybe they don't talk like you talk, Nick, but They're part of a pipeline. | ||
They're pushing people along the way. | ||
Well, not when they go on the show and they say white identity is evil. | ||
Not when they cancel the Ye documentary because he said DEF CON 3. | ||
Not when they throw him under the bus for talking about what we all supposedly really believe. | ||
Then you cease being a pipeline. | ||
Then you cease being an ally. | ||
That's a very important point. | ||
You want to see a pipeline? | ||
Take a look around. | ||
It's not hard to see who's being a patriot and who isn't. | ||
This is not patriotic. | ||
And anyway, so I just want to say a few words about that. | ||
I saw it right before I went live. | ||
It's yet another clip! | ||
I mean, they just keep stacking every day, every week. | ||
One week he wants war with China. | ||
The next week he says gay marriage is fine. | ||
It's just these trannies. | ||
The next week he says white identity politics is evil, and as evil as BLM. | ||
The week after that he goes on, what did he say, on Full Send? | ||
That it's these damn companies ruining everything and blah blah blah. | ||
Women are awesome. | ||
And now it's this. | ||
So I find that to be very interesting. | ||
No, Tucker. | ||
White identity is not evil. | ||
It's going to be a necessity. | ||
I probably agree on some level that, listen, I treat everybody as an individual. | ||
I have black friends. | ||
I have Jewish friends for that matter. | ||
I have friends from all different kinds of groups. | ||
So I understand that. | ||
But as a country, as a people, we are under attack by groups. | ||
We are under attack by organized groups. | ||
They're organized around a political infrastructure. | ||
They're organized behind a racial identity. | ||
They're organized by the media. | ||
And they are working towards something at the detriment and at the expense of white people. | ||
Reparations, the favorable COVID stimulus, getting rid of the police, all these kinds of policies are meant to secure the advantage of one race over ours, over white people. | ||
And so, you want to create a society where democracy is not a racial strawpoll, and it's not this competing group of tribes and nationalities within the country? | ||
Okay, that's fine. | ||
But in the meantime, if whites don't organize along racial lines, you're going to get what happened in South Africa. | ||
Try going to South Africa and telling the white farmers that are being burned alive and skinned alive and wives raped in front of their husbands. | ||
Try telling the white people there, hey we're all just individuals man. | ||
You want to organize as whites? | ||
What are you some kind of Nazi? | ||
Like it's a bad thing? | ||
It doesn't work. | ||
Because it's groups! | ||
It's the government, and it's the majority, and it's them as a collective group. | ||
That is trying to take their assets, kill them, disenfranchise them, take their political power, and the only way that those people are going to survive, I mean literally live, let alone secure their land and be able to prosper in that country, is as a group organized along racial lines. | ||
That's a country that's minority white. | ||
Zimbabwe is another one. | ||
It used to be called Rhodesia. | ||
How about Israel and Palestine? | ||
Now the Palestinians aren't white, but it would be suicide for the Palestinians not to organize as Palestinians as opposed to as individuals. | ||
This is fundamental. | ||
Anybody that is saying that white identity is just as bad or something This is a really toxic message that is really just stalling the point at which white people get it together and start to organize in their collective self-defense. | ||
When you see these white people getting shot or maimed or targeted because of their race, when you see them being discriminated against in the education system, in the private sector, All this talk about putting your slavery status on the census, and you're telling these white people that you gotta go it alone? | ||
We're all individuals? | ||
Well, it's nice that you think that. | ||
The increasingly large share, and soon to be the majority of the country which is non-white, they do not feel that way. | ||
And that's, anybody that's pushing that message, that's a big problem. | ||
And it turns out, what are we even getting from this crew then? | ||
What are we getting from Claremont and Tucker and Pedro? | ||
What are we getting from these people if we're not even getting white identity? | ||
We're not getting any exposure of the Jewish Mafia, Jewish Lobby, Israel Lobby. | ||
We're not getting any exposure. | ||
On the anti-white hatred. | ||
We're not getting any advocacy for a pro-white consciousness or a pro-white politics. | ||
What are we getting? | ||
We're not getting any kind of strong Christian fervor. | ||
We're not getting any social conservatism. | ||
What are we getting? | ||
Do another show about Biden falling up the stairs on Air Force One. | ||
Okay? | ||
Do another show about how we need a war with China. | ||
Okay? | ||
That's what we're good at. | ||
Keep collecting the paycheck. | ||
Keep collecting the advertisement money from gullible boomers. | ||
And do another show about how Joe Biden stumbled on his words in another speech. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Thanks for nothing. | ||
Thanks for nothing during Stop the Steal. | ||
Thanks for nothing during the vaccine mandate. | ||
Thanks for nothing during Charlottesville. | ||
Thanks for nothing on Ye 24. | ||
Thanks for nothing Tucker Carlson, Claremont. | ||
It's disgusting. | ||
That's got to be the worst thing. | ||
And anyway, so I've been saying that for a long time. | ||
I feel very vindicated. | ||
At the minimum with guys like Scott, at least you're getting white identity. | ||
He won't touch the Jewish thing anymore, but at least we're getting some kind of pro-white thing. | ||
I don't even see Columbia Bugle and all these people. | ||
Must watch Tucker monologue. | ||
Where is this going to be in two years? | ||
Columbia Bugle. | ||
Must watch Tucker monologue. | ||
Tucker Carlson owns the Nazis. | ||
He owns people talking about the Israel lobby. | ||
Tucker Carlson takes pearly things to school. | ||
Over the Jewish lobby and interracial marriage. | ||
Here's why the sexual marketplace should be a colorblind meritocracy. | ||
Here's why the sexual marketplace for dating should be a colorblind meritocracy. | ||
If you don't want your daughter to marry a black gangster, well, you know what? | ||
You're just as bad as the freaking left, man. | ||
You're just as bad as Black Lives Matter. | ||
Must watch Tucker! | ||
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Whoa! | |
Can't cock the tuck. | ||
Metaphorically. | ||
Literally all day, but metaphorically you can't. | ||
So that's that. | ||
Okay, but I want to move on. | ||
I want to get on into the news. | ||
Okay, so the first story is about the Trump arrest. | ||
We don't have any major developments. | ||
Today Donald Trump flew from Mar-a-Lago to Trump Tower in New York City. | ||
And it's sort of up in the air what the details are going to be tomorrow. | ||
He's going to be arraigned tomorrow. | ||
The rumor is that there are 34 felony charges that are being brought against him. | ||
34! | ||
You think that's too many? | ||
I don't know. | ||
34 felony charges. | ||
Apparently he also didn't even need to fly to Trump Tower. | ||
He just did that to be awesome. | ||
They're saying there was some like resistance liberal who was saying apparently Trump could have attended the arraignment by Zoom call. | ||
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He just flew to New York to be awesome? | |
He just flew to New York to what? | ||
Fly out in his own massive jet with his fucking name on it to stay overnight in a skyscraper with his name on it? | ||
To go and get his mug shot and to shut down the entire city with 30,000 cops? | ||
Yeah, he's just awesome. | ||
But anyway, tomorrow he will be arraigned. | ||
He's gonna get his fingerprints taken, but we still don't know if he's gonna get the mugshot. | ||
And they've gone back and forth on this. | ||
There were sources that said that he would get a mugshot, that he wouldn't get a mugshot. | ||
Now they're saying we don't know. | ||
They still haven't decided. | ||
So I don't know what to expect. | ||
We don't know what to expect. | ||
He will be brought to the Manhattan Courthouse and that's where all this is going to go down. | ||
It's going to be a big deal. | ||
All eyes on Lower Manhattan. | ||
Big protests already underway. | ||
And tomorrow those charges will be revealed in the arraignment hearing. | ||
He will see them for the first time. | ||
We will see them for the first time. | ||
They say also that he will not be able to talk about any of this. | ||
The DA imposed a gag order on Trump so that if he speaks like he was planning to, he said that he wanted to speak in the evening tomorrow at Mar-a-Lago. | ||
But if he goes through that like he had planned, the DA, this Alvin Braggs, So that he'll be charged for that and he'll face severe fine or six months in jail for violating the gag order. | ||
So we can't even talk about it! | ||
But that's what we can expect tomorrow. | ||
There's not too much substance on that. | ||
We talked about it on Friday. | ||
We've been talking about it for a couple weeks. | ||
So you guys know the score. | ||
Weaponized judiciary, politicized courthouse, all of that, creative prosecution, you get it. | ||
But that's how it's gonna shape up tomorrow. | ||
I may stream tomorrow and cover the whole thing live. | ||
It's just I don't know how much there is really to cover. | ||
I mean we're gonna watch the courthouse. | ||
It's all happening inside. | ||
So we're not really gonna see much besides him traveling there and leaving there as far as I know. | ||
But if there's anything interesting I'll jump on the stream tomorrow and cover it and I'll probably do a show tomorrow covering all the charges and all the details but All that's coming tomorrow and I'll feel really bad if we're deprived of this mugshot. | ||
I guess Trump allegedly told a friend of his, this was in the Daily Mail today, that this is going to be the most famous mugshot in the history of the world and he's right about that. | ||
I hope we get one! | ||
I'm going to feel cheated if our president gets charged with 34 felonies and we don't even get a mugshot. | ||
Talk about a screw job. | ||
Now that would call for some kind of situation. | ||
That would call for a MAGA night, okay? | ||
Talk about stand back and stand by. | ||
You want to throw his supporters in jail? | ||
You want to put fences around the Capitol? | ||
You want to raid Mar-a-Lago? | ||
You want to charge him with 34 felonies? | ||
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Fine. | |
But you're gonna do all that, put him through all this trouble, and we don't even get the mugshot? | ||
We don't even get that part of the process? | ||
That's too far. | ||
They're giving him, like, the Osama Bin Laden treatment, or, like, the Hitler treatment. | ||
Like, we're not gonna take his mugshot because people worship him. | ||
We can't bury Osama Bin Laden because then people will celebrate. | ||
They'll go to his grave and celebrate. | ||
We have to turn Hitler's burial site into a parking lot. | ||
Otherwise people will build a shrine. | ||
We cannot take Trump's mugshot. | ||
Otherwise it will leak and people will worship it. | ||
People will post it everywhere. | ||
It will be a symbol of resistance. | ||
Everyone will invariably change their profile picture on Twitter to the mugshot. | ||
We can't, we can't do that! | ||
That's like some serious, that's like some Mohammed, that's like religious. | ||
There will be no iconography of Trump. | ||
That's like ISIS destroying pagan idols. | ||
There will be no Trump mugshot lest his zealous supporters start burning candles, start erecting shrines, posting it on billboards, casting it into the night sky. | ||
Save us, leader! | ||
Roman's saluting it. | ||
Leader! | ||
We need a leader! | ||
So I'm gonna feel... I hope he takes one. | ||
That would be a Trump move. | ||
If he took one himself, that would be cheesy though. | ||
That's really, that's the part that I care about. | ||
They're charging him, whatever, it's whatever. | ||
They impeached him, special counsel, yada yada yada. | ||
Is this really any different? | ||
Where's the mugshot? | ||
Where's the mugshot so I can order a giant frame of it to take over my entire wall? | ||
Anyway. | ||
So that's that. | ||
We'll have more on that tomorrow. | ||
That's just a little update. | ||
I want to move on. | ||
I want to get into our TikTok story because we've been trying to cover this for a long time. | ||
We just haven't been able to get there. | ||
But tonight we're finally going to talk about these TikTok bills. | ||
So Congress is now considering two separate bills, both of which the intention is to do the same thing. | ||
They say that the purpose of these two bills is to empower the executive branch, the White House, to ban TikTok in America. | ||
Because if you've been following this, several years ago during the Trump presidency, the administration tried to force the parent company of TikTok, which is ByteDance, to sell TikTok to an American company. | ||
The Trump administration tried to get ByteDance to sell TikTok to Oracle and I believe Walmart. | ||
It was a consortium of different American companies. | ||
And TikTok did not ultimately wind up being sold because ByteDance was able to defend itself in court. | ||
They had a legal precedent that said that the administration can't force them to sell it to an American company. | ||
So it was never sold. | ||
Well, now there's this renewed effort to get rid of TikTok in multiple Western countries. | ||
They've banned TikTok from being downloaded onto government devices. | ||
And now, once again, the deep state, the Biden administration, are trying to get TikTok banned completely in the entire country. | ||
But they don't really have the authority to do that. | ||
So Congress has proposed two bills. | ||
One of them is called the Data Act. | ||
The other is called the Restrict Act. | ||
The thing is though, both of them, they don't say, we're gonna let Biden ban TikTok. | ||
Both of them propose very far-reaching provisions that say, essentially, Biden controls all software in America. | ||
Now that's a bit of an exaggeration, but it does have that kind of scope. | ||
And this is what the government does all the time. | ||
For example, technically the US government has no authority to bomb, with drones or otherwise, these other countries in the Middle East. | ||
Theoretically, the government, the military, the executive branch, has to go to Congress for authority to bomb Yemen, or to resupply the Saudi airplanes in Yemen, or to bomb Syria, or to bomb Pakistan, or Libya, But, what they've been doing for 20 years is they go back to the authorization of the use of military force from 2001. | ||
In 2001, Congress declared war on terrorism. | ||
And for 20 years now, that has served as the legal pretext to bomb anyone, anywhere. | ||
Sometimes literally American citizens. | ||
Which has happened. | ||
So they can go and kill anyone, they can bomb any country, and when the Supreme Court or an American citizen says, hey, where do you get the authority to do that? | ||
They say, well, 20 years ago, Congress authorized use of military force against terrorism. | ||
So we can bomb anyone. | ||
And it's the same thing with the Patriot Act. | ||
Where do you get the legal pretext for a Department of Homeland Security and all their powers for a TSA and airport security and all these kinds of things, all these violations of people's Fourth Amendment right to privacy? | ||
They go back to the Patriot Act. | ||
Patriot Act allowed us to do whatever we want. | ||
And these authorizations are never rolled back. | ||
They just stay there forever. | ||
And so this is the same thing. | ||
They go to the public and say, I want to ban TikTok. | ||
I need a bill to do it. | ||
Here's your bill that bans TikTok. | ||
What it really does, though, is it does a lot more. | ||
And so this is the story. | ||
It says, quote, two major bills that would impose sweeping restrictions on Chinese-owned software are working their way through the House and Senate while the TikTok CEO was recently brought before the House Commerce Committee for hostile questioning. | ||
HR, H.R. | ||
1153, the DATA Act, which recently passed the House Foreign Affairs Committee, is almost surreal in some of its implications. | ||
Section 102 of the bill oriented toward penalties on U.S. | ||
citizens would require the Secretary of the Treasury to ban any financial transactions by any American who had knowingly transferred sensitive personal information to any entity owned by or even subject to the influence of China. | ||
Language here is very broad. | ||
Anyone Any transaction conducted by any American who transferred personal information to any entity subject to the influence of China that can be banned. | ||
It says, since the definition of sensitive personal information is very broad, this could mean that any company or individual that had forwarded emails or shared health insurance information with a company that had even partial Chinese ownership could find themselves banned from financial transactions. | ||
Their assets would be effectively frozen. | ||
For example, they would be unable to use their credit cards or access cash in their bank accounts. | ||
If they forwarded an email to a company with partial Chinese ownership or does business with China, they could be banned from accessing their bank accounts. | ||
Does that sound like something that could be abused? | ||
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It says, Title 2 of the bill focuses on foreign jurisdictions. | ||
It would require the U.S. | ||
government to freeze all U.S. | ||
assets of a foreign person anywhere in the world who operates, directs, or otherwise deals in a connected software application that is Chinese-owned or subject to the influence of China. | ||
It's such software that is Chinese owned or subject to the influence of China if software facilitates Chinese military surveillance or censorship activities or involves Chinese access to recommendation algorithms that could manipulate content. | ||
This incredibly broad prohibition connected to extreme penalties would in effect make it a priority of the government to try to ban the use of Chinese software anywhere in the world including in nations that are allies or potential allies. | ||
And this one is a lot less likely to become law. | ||
The article says, but that's not true of S. | ||
686, which is the Restrict Act, the Senate TikTok bill, which has significant momentum towards passage. | ||
It has 21 bipartisan co-sponsors and has been endorsed by the Biden administration. | ||
The bill would grant the executive branch unprecedented national security power over commerce and information and communication technology and by extension speech. | ||
The restrict act requires the executive branch to prohibit or otherwise mitigate any transaction or activity in information and communications technologies by companies controlled by a foreign adversary if the secretary determines that such a transaction poses any risk to national security. | ||
The bill grants the President a wide range of civil and criminal options to enforce mitigation, including forced divestment of assets, seizure of assets, and subpoenas for information. | ||
Under Section 12 of the bill, legal avenues to contest such actions are limited to rapid and direct constitutional challenges in the Court of Appeals in D.C. | ||
While these powers would be discretionary and could theoretically be used in a restrained and measured way, there is no guarantee they would be. | ||
And in fact, the bill would ban ownership of any widely used information and communication technology within the U.S. | ||
market by foreign nations viewed as adversaries of the U.S. | ||
At the very least, such technologies could be subject to censorship at will. | ||
This could have significant ramifications internationally and domestically. | ||
We may see retaliatory bans on U.S. | ||
software. | ||
Domestically, Section 11 of the bill establishes draconian penalties for American citizens who violate it by attempting to evade or help others evade new restrictions. | ||
While it is somewhat ambiguous how far this could go, It could lead to American citizens being prosecuted for accessing information on platforms such as WeChat. | ||
So, this goes way above and beyond banning TikTok. | ||
And by the way, I don't support banning TikTok. | ||
I've talked about this at length. | ||
The problem is not TikTok, and it's not China. | ||
The problem is Silicon Valley. | ||
The problem is not China having access to our information, it's our own government, it's the ADL. | ||
And think about it, who would you rather your information be in the hands of? | ||
Right now PayPal, which is 92% of payment gateways on the internet, period. | ||
92% is one payment processor. | ||
They regularly screen transactions for so-called extremist activity and give that data to the ADL. | ||
And the ADL, as we know, is in bed with the Israeli government, they are in bed with Google, Facebook, they are in bed with the American government, and they're also in bed with all kinds of other advocacy groups. | ||
So, hypothetically, if you were to buy the wrong book on Amazon through PayPal, the ADL would know about it, and they could ruin your life, they could give that information to the FBI, they could give that information to the Mossad, if they wanted to. | ||
But people are worried about TikTok. | ||
What's China going to do with this information? | ||
What is Beijing going to do with this information? | ||
Frankly, I don't see the argument, and I know people say this, I don't say this for rhetorical effect. | ||
When I say I'd rather my data in the hands of China, that's not rhetoric. | ||
Where is the argument that that is a bigger threat than the current arrangement? | ||
It is literally worse in the hands of American companies and Silicon Valley. | ||
Because Silicon Valley will give it to the Jews that run America, and then they will kill you, or ruin your life, or give it to the government. | ||
That's what Bank of America did at the Capitol. | ||
That's what the telecom companies did at the Capitol. | ||
That's what social media did at the Capitol. | ||
When people entered the Capitol or were on the lawn of the Capitol, telecom giants gave the FBI their geolocation on their phones. | ||
Social media turned over their private direct messages and group chats. | ||
Bank of America and PayPal turned over all the transactions that took place in the DC area on those days. | ||
And a lot of that information served as the basis of charges that were brought against people. | ||
But we're supposed to be concerned about TikTok? | ||
If I go on TikTok and I like a How It's Made video, if I go on TikTok and I watch teenagers dancing or I watch a video of a hydraulic press crushing something or I watch a video about... I watch one of those oddly satisfying videos of somebody cutting foam That's a national security threat. | ||
Me watching that on ByteDance on TikTok is a national security threat. | ||
But Facebook using Clearview AI or whatever, or Bank of America giving your transactions to the FBI, Amazon telling PayPal which extremist books you bought, but that's not a concern. | ||
And this is the GOP for you. | ||
This is Republicans for you. | ||
This has been going on for at least eight years. | ||
At least eight years. | ||
The collusion between the Ivy League schools, the U.S. | ||
intelligence community, and big tech to rape the American far-right. | ||
It's been going on for at least eight, excuse me, eight years, probably longer. | ||
They don't want to do anything about that. | ||
They don't want to do anything about How Google mines your data. | ||
They don't want to do anything about the ADL's intrusion. | ||
They don't want to do anything about censorship. | ||
They don't want to do anything about any of that. | ||
Whether it's a privacy issue, national security issue, whatever you want to call it, because there's multiple fronts. | ||
The addictiveness. | ||
They don't even want to tackle the child porn problem. | ||
There's child porn all over these social media companies. | ||
They don't want to talk about any of that. | ||
But they're gonna go after TikTok, before they go after Pornhub, before they go after Facebook, Meta, whatever, before they go after OnlyFans, because there's like a million... there are a million areas where you could go after Big Tech, where it's a tangible, real problem. | ||
OnlyFans and MindGeek, tangible, real problem for Americans that should be shut down. | ||
Google! | ||
Taking all your data! | ||
You log onto a website and they're able to create a digital ID for you based on your keyboard settings and other things and track you across websites. | ||
Apps are able to track when you open and close the app, your microphone, your camera roll, your Your camera, they don't want to do anything about the privacy concerns. | ||
The addictiveness of the apps for children, the child pornography on these apps, the exposure to children, they don't want to do anything about that. | ||
The censorship, the censorship, the debanking, facilitating the transfer of data to the ADL and activists, they don't want to do anything about that. | ||
They don't want to address any of it. | ||
But ByteDance... | ||
They might tell... China might know that you're following Charli D'Amelio. | ||
Oh my gosh. | ||
They might know that you're watching the pizza reviews. | ||
Now don't get me wrong. | ||
I'm definitely minimizing the issue. | ||
Is it a problem that TikTok, which is owned by a company that is subject to the Chinese government and they're harvesting all this data, is that a problem? | ||
It is. | ||
But what's the solution? | ||
Well, we could facilitate the sale of TikTok to an American company. | ||
We could, hey, it wouldn't be a problem if your phones couldn't spy on you in the first place. | ||
If all TikTok had access to was the data that you put into it, as opposed to your device enabling the app to spy on your, again, to spy audio, video, track your activity across apps and websites, if you were able to tackle it at the tech level, at the hardware level, at the level of the, or the operating system, it wouldn't even be an issue. | ||
But that's besides the point. | ||
We could talk about that. | ||
The bigger problem is why are Republican legislators, why are Republican advocates, when it comes to issues that actually tangibly affect their voter base, they literally cannot be bothered to do anything about it or even talk about it. | ||
When it's TikTok, write a bill that is so far-reaching, hey, write a bill that bans all foreign software in the world. | ||
When TikTok needs to be banned, well the Trump admin's on it, the Biden admin's on it, the bipartisan coalition is on it, we got it. | ||
And you realize why this is. | ||
And we've talked about it. | ||
TikTok is eating up the market share for American social media. | ||
TikTok is the most competitive, fastest growing social media platform in the 2020s, in this decade. | ||
And they're in the ad business. | ||
That's the same revenue model as Facebook. | ||
It's the same revenue model as Google. | ||
Amazon makes a lot of money off of advertisements. | ||
And so, who profits and benefits the most from TikTok being banned? | ||
It's all of TikTok's competitors. | ||
TikTok is approaching a billion monthly active users, of which a large percentage are American. | ||
I think 300 million or something very high like that. | ||
And when TikTok is banned, all of that market share goes to Instagram Reels, goes to YouTube Shorts, it goes to Meta, it goes to Google. | ||
And do you think for one moment that Meta and Google are not pouring money into Congress to make this happen? | ||
So that's why I have a problem with this. | ||
That, among other reasons. | ||
This is not about national security. | ||
This is not about the Republican voter base or constituency. | ||
This is about Silicon Valley. | ||
This is about benefiting the donors. | ||
This is about benefiting these companies which, by the way, are our adversary. | ||
It's the same situation with Russia. | ||
They want us to feel compelled about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. | ||
What about the occupation of the American government by Israel? | ||
We're supposed to be concerned about Russia invading Ukraine. | ||
Russia is the number one threat to democracy. | ||
Our elections are rigged! | ||
But we're hearing speeches about these autocrats in the Orient. | ||
China and Russia and Turkey and Iran are on the rise. | ||
I would be welcome in those countries. | ||
I can't have a checking account in America. | ||
I am banned from five banks in America. | ||
I can't have a checking account for more than one, two, three months at a time before they ban me. | ||
I cannot process payments on the internet for my business. | ||
I am banned from nearly all of the American airlines. | ||
But I'm being told, well, it's a threat to democracy when China has a social credit system. | ||
It is a threat to democracy when Putin rigs the election. | ||
Really? | ||
I know, it's not like that's any surprised anybody, but this is another one of those kinds of issues. | ||
So, they should keep TikTok. | ||
TikTok beating Silicon Valley is like Russia beating Ukraine. | ||
It's like the Taliban taking over Afghanistan. | ||
It is one of those things where a thing that's bad for America is actually good for America. | ||
It's one of those things where you think it's bad for America, but actually things that are bad for America are good for America. | ||
Truly. | ||
So that's the TikTok issue. | ||
These are the bills. | ||
They're very bad and they should be shut down. | ||
If they could do this about TikTok, they could have done it with Facebook. | ||
Don't you love that? | ||
We heard for years, we can't go after Facebook. | ||
That's a private company. | ||
We have to do some convoluted Section 230 thing. | ||
When it came to Facebook, well, we had to go through Section 230 and all this crap. | ||
We can't do it. | ||
When it's TikTok, oh hey, get the coalition together, get the bipartisan, get 20 co-sponsors and the administration. | ||
We can reach across the aisle. | ||
Seriously? | ||
So that's a TikTok issue. | ||
I am pro TikTok. | ||
Also, you know what? | ||
I like TikTok. | ||
This country sucks. | ||
This country is trash. | ||
It is literally... there's garbage everywhere and it's just filth everywhere and you know what? | ||
The YouTube videos suck. | ||
TV sucks. | ||
The movies suck. | ||
TikTok As addictive as it is, it's the one thing that actually has good content. | ||
It's the one place where it's actually funny. | ||
It's the one place that's actually educational. | ||
What do you get on YouTube? | ||
You get slime tutorials, and you get Jewish propaganda, and you get all this other garbage. | ||
You get Zip Recruiter advertisements. | ||
At least TikTok, the girls are young and hot. | ||
We're not being told that, hey, look at this 30 year old obese pig. | ||
We got to fall in love with her. | ||
TikTok is like, hey, it's just dances. | ||
She's 16, but it's just dances. | ||
You're the, you're the, you're the, you're the sick one. | ||
Hey, they're just dancing around. | ||
You know, TikTok's got the hottest girls. | ||
TikTok's got the most educational content, no advertisements, none of that. | ||
Every website you go to, it's advertisements everywhere. | ||
TikTok, very minimal advertising. | ||
They pay their creators. | ||
It's not like we have to have advertisement, then there's like an in the sponsored post within it. | ||
So, you know, get the fuck away from our TikTok. | ||
We like TikTok. | ||
We can't have anything. | ||
Give us TikTok. | ||
We can't have James Bond. | ||
We can't have Call of Duty. | ||
We can't have anything. | ||
We can't have Iron Man. | ||
We can't have Trump. | ||
We can't have Andrew Tate. | ||
We can't have me. | ||
We can't have any of it. | ||
Just get your stinking Zionist hands off of my TikTok, alright? | ||
If TikTok is a Chinese product, then hey man, China's the future. | ||
China's where it's at. | ||
I love all these boomers, too. | ||
China! | ||
Did you see that Indian guy, Ramaswamy or whatever, and he's like, they're getting us addicted to fentanyl, and TikTok is the digital fentanyl. | ||
It's like, hey, make better content, you fucking idiot. | ||
It's called make better content. | ||
Maybe if you made better content, you'd get more engagement on your Twitter. | ||
And they're pushing digital fentanyl. | ||
And what, when they build giant structures, is that concrete fentanyl? | ||
Maybe they're just a better country than we are at this stage in the game. | ||
Have you ever thought of that? | ||
Maybe, maybe they just have a better society overall. | ||
They're digital fentanyl, and they're this fentanyl, and they're that fentanyl. | ||
Yeah, okay, but keep eating, uh... | ||
Keep eating the seed oils and keep watching all this other junk and we're gonna elect an Indian president. | ||
Anyway, so that's that. | ||
So that's the TikTok issue. | ||
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Boo. | |
Both bills. | ||
We don't want them. | ||
We want TikTok. | ||
I want Chinese apps. | ||
I want Iranian apps. | ||
So ironic. | ||
For years we used to say the Great Chinese Firewall. | ||
Now what? | ||
There's going to be an American firewall? | ||
You're going to ban the Taliban from Twitter? | ||
What, is it because you're a fragile autocracy? | ||
I say let the Ayatollah have his Twitter. | ||
Let the Taliban post. | ||
Bring in. | ||
Bring in TikTok. | ||
Bring in WeChat. | ||
Let the free market decide. | ||
Let the free market decide. | ||
That's what I say. | ||
Come on now. | ||
Are you an individual or not? | ||
You need Joe Biden to tell you what to think about China? | ||
I'm an individual. | ||
I invite China into my phone. | ||
I reject Israel. | ||
I invite China. | ||
I do not want the Jewish-Israel Facebook. | ||
I do not want Daily Wire being shilled on my feed. | ||
I reject Israel on my phone. | ||
I welcome Beijing on my phone. | ||
No more Israel, bring in the Chinese. | ||
That's sort of what I want for the world. | ||
People say, Chinese hegemony is going to be terrible. | ||
We need American. | ||
It's like, we have Jewish hegemony. | ||
You know what's an improvement over Jewish hegemony? | ||
Anything else, okay? | ||
Anything else. | ||
Anyway, so that's that. | ||
I want to move on. | ||
Speaking of Jewish hegemony, our last story tonight is about this deal that was struck. | ||
The Abraham Accords, the gift that keeps on giving. | ||
We covered this back in October. | ||
This is one of the first things, one of the first political statements that Ye made in this 2024 cycle. | ||
He went on Tucker Carlson and said that Jira Kushner was only there behind Trump to make money and to support Israel. | ||
And we looked at the data and he was right. | ||
He was 100% correct. | ||
That when you look at that deal, which he was talking about the Abraham Accords, the number one beneficiary besides the State of Israel was the Jewish Zionist and friend of Netanyahu, Jared Kushner. | ||
And today we have another story about this. | ||
Another deal has been struck with the Gulf countries pouring money into Jared Kushner's fund that can only exist because of the Abraham Accords. | ||
So this is a story from the New York Times. | ||
It says, quote, quote, | ||
The infusion of money from interests in the two rival Persian Gulf monarchies reflects the continued efforts by Mr. Trump and his aides and allies to profit from the close ties they built to the Arab world, Arab world, during his presidency and the desire of leaders in the region to remain on good terms with Mr. Kushner as his father-in-law seeks the presidency again. | ||
The Emiratis invested more than $200 million with Mr. Kushner's firm, Affinity Partners, according to two people who were told about the transactions. | ||
The United Arab Emirates Embassy in Washington declined to comment. | ||
A Qatari entity invested a similar sum, according to two people with knowledge of that deal. | ||
The investment from the UAE came through a sovereign wealth fund, but the identity of a Qatari investor is unclear. | ||
Top Emirati officials have a close relationship with Mr. Kushner forged during the Trump administration and the Kushner family has previously benefited from Qatari funds. | ||
A Qatar-linked company helped bail out the Kushner's debt-ridden tower in midtown Manhattan 666 Fifth Avenue during the Trump presidency. | ||
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So, don't you love that? | |
We're now at $2.6 billion in cash that had been invested by Gulf countries into Israel through Kushner's affinity partners. | ||
Saudi Arabia invested $2.2 billion. | ||
In the first year after Trump left office 2.2 billion that came from the Saudi sovereign wealth fund and it was interesting the deal there was that initially the Saudi sovereign wealth fund voted against this investment. | ||
Why? | ||
They said Jared Kushner had never made anything like that before. | ||
He never had any kind of fund that dealt with international companies in that way. | ||
They said that Jared Kushner has no experience with that kind of deal. | ||
And, get this, it had an unusually high fee paid out to Jared Kushner. | ||
So initially the Saudis said, nope, this deal is probably not going to pay off. | ||
Kushner has no experience and he's profiting a lot off of that. | ||
And then they invested the money anyway. | ||
$2.2 billion within a year after Trump leaving office. | ||
I came from the Saudis. | ||
And then now, this was reported several days ago, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, which are both Persian Gulf countries, they have now each invested $200 million into the fund. | ||
So Kushner's sitting pretty, $2.6 billion. | ||
Remember, the Abraham Accords, which was negotiated by Jared Kushner and his personal friend Benjamin Netanyahu, opened up investment from Arab countries into Israel. | ||
The Abraham Accords normalized ties between five Gulf countries and Israel and allowed them, for the first time, to directly invest money into the state of Israel. | ||
It hasn't happened before. | ||
Israel's been around since 1948. | ||
These countries have been oil rich for decades. | ||
And they've collaborated in intelligence and surveillance and they've collaborated in some ways in business too, but it's all been under the table. | ||
The Abraham Accords normalized relations. | ||
These are five countries on top of the first two. | ||
Israel normalized ties with Egypt in 79, with Jordan in the 1990s. | ||
Those are the only two countries in the Arab world, Arab Muslim world, that had normalized ties with Israel, that had opened up embassies and opened up diplomacy and had official relations with them. | ||
And then the Abraham Accords is opened up. | ||
Kushner negotiates this. | ||
This is during the reign of Bibi Netanyahu, who has been friends with Jared Kushner for decades. | ||
And Netanyahu's been friends with all the big right-wing people for decades, like Rupert Murdoch, and Sheldon Adelson, and Bob Craft, and many others. | ||
Paul Singer, you name it. | ||
And so Kushner negotiates this, and this opens up, for the first time, all this Saudi money, all this Qatari, Emirati money can flow into Israel. | ||
Israel becomes rich. | ||
And Kushner is the first one to open up a fund like this. | ||
So go figure. | ||
Kushner is tight with Netanyahu for decades. | ||
Trump becomes president. | ||
Kushner's father-in-law. | ||
Kushner, Netanyahu, and Trump negotiate these Abraham Accords which opens up billions of dollars of investment into Israel. | ||
The first deal that is struck is by what? | ||
The fund that Kushner starts within months of leaving the Trump administration. | ||
That's the first deal that goes through. | ||
That's your first foreign direct investment from Saudi Arabia into Israel is through Kushner's fund which extracts a massive fee. | ||
So out of the 2.2 billion dollars he's getting paid how much? | ||
Probably hundreds of millions of dollars. | ||
Do you see now what's going on here? | ||
By the way, we also just found out, there was an article in The Nation this week, that it was actually Netanyahu, not Russia, that interfered in the 2016 election on behalf of Trump. | ||
So think of it. | ||
Sheldon Adelson, who is one of Netanyahu's biggest donors and an ally, and who Netanyahu greeted his casket on the tarmac when his body was flown back to Israel, Sheldon Adelson gave Donald Trump $100 million in 2016. | ||
And Adelson's a single-issue voter. | ||
Netanyahu is personal friends with Jared Kushner, the President's son-in-law, as well as Sheldon Adelson. | ||
Netanyahu interferes in the 2016 election with Mossad on the side of Trump. | ||
And Netanyahu's the Prime Minister of Israel at this time. | ||
Trump gets into office, brings his son-in-law to the White House and makes him oversee everything from the renegotiation of NAFTA to some of the omnibus bills that went through Congress, the mandatory spending bills that had to pass, as well the mandatory spending bills that had to pass, as well as a negotiation over Israel-Palestine and over diplomacy with the Gulf states. | ||
Kushner brokers a deal that opens up billions of dollars in investment from the Gulf states and Israel. | ||
Kushner leaves office with Trump, opens up a fund, and immediately the first deal goes through and Saudi Arabia, against the advice of their counsel, gives Kushner $2.2 billion to invest in Israel, of which he extracts a large sum, and the Emiratis and Qataris of which he extracts a large sum, and the Emiratis and Qataris follow hard. | ||
Do you see what's going on here? | ||
It's very... and by the way, this is all factual. | ||
This is all... this is from the New York Times, this is from The Nation, this is from The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, this is from... this did not come from Russia Today, or the Daily Stormer, or 4chan, or whatever they want to discredit as not real news, this is all happening out in the open. | ||
This is the corruption that is happening, plainly. | ||
And if you didn't already know, who are the biggest customers of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates? | ||
It's actually China. | ||
And so this is a way that they're able to funnel a lot of money from China into Israel actually. | ||
So go figure. | ||
All these conservatives are willing to call out China. | ||
China's the enemy. | ||
China's the adversary. | ||
We gotta go after China. | ||
As always, Israel is playing both sides. | ||
They will gladly accept our military equipment, they will gladly accept our money and our aid, and they will shake us down for more, and they'll control the American right, and they'll extract favors. | ||
At the same time, they will also accept billions pouring in through the Gulf states from China. | ||
And they'll also gladly cooperate with China, and sometimes they'll sell our military equipment to China, and they'll work with the Chinese in other ways. | ||
Who's the real adversary here? | ||
Who is the real opponent of the United States? | ||
This is all going on in plain sight. | ||
Everybody's going to talk about the Hunter Biden deal and they're going to talk about Joe Biden with China and all this. | ||
This is going on in the open with the entire American right. | ||
Now think of this. | ||
When Will Chamberlain and Rahim Kassam bought Human Events several years ago, it was widely reported that they did that with Qatari money. | ||
And a lot of these, like Mike Cernovich, Jack Posobiec types, they are very vocal about the Emirati or Qatari money in politics, or the Saudi money. | ||
But you know what these countries all have in common? | ||
They're all on good terms with Israel. | ||
Qatar, Emirates, Saudi Arabia. | ||
People are going to talk about all these other countries like, oh Israel doesn't influence politics, it's all these Gulf states, it's all these other guys. | ||
They're in bed with Israel too. | ||
They're all part of Israel. | ||
They're all deeply in bed with Israel. | ||
All day. | ||
The idea that that constitutes some kind of separate pole of power is just ridiculous. | ||
They're out there fighting the same fights. | ||
They're out there funding the same people there and here. | ||
And so if the Qataris and the Emiratis are willing to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into Kushner's fund, and Kushner's a Zion Jew practicing religious Jew who's friends with Netanyahu, and the Qataris are willing to bail out Kushner's 666 Fifth Avenue, which pretty on the nose, that's his real address by the way, If they're willing to bail him out there, you don't think that they're willing to put millions of dollars into American politics? | ||
You don't think Claremont is getting a taste? | ||
You don't think that any of these other groups, you don't think that the National Conservatism Conference which is run by the dual citizen Yoram Hazony, you don't think he's getting a little taste of that? | ||
All this money is being poured in and this is just like, this is just a little Down payment on the next Trump administration to Jared Kushner. | ||
You don't think that they're... That's 400 million dollars. | ||
Do you know how much money that is? | ||
400 million dollars. | ||
You don't think that these other groups that are running all these, we're against anti-semitism, you don't think they're getting a little taste of all this Arab money which is being wielded by the Jews? | ||
You don't think they're getting... | ||
Of course they are. | ||
Of course they are. | ||
If 2.6 billion dollars can flow into the coffers of Jared Kushner as a down payment on Trump 24, you better believe there are tens, hundreds of millions, billions of dollars being poured into domestic right-wing politics all the time. | ||
You don't think there's a connection with DeSantis? | ||
You think that DeSantis has exclusively taken foreign trips as a congressman and governor to Israel Cause he's just a big fan? | ||
And when DeSantis goes and does a contract with Dave Rubin and Babylon Bee and Daily Wire, you think that that's just like, oh, he's just a fan of those? | ||
Hey, he just watches the Shapiro Show and he just reads the Babylon Bee. | ||
And when he brings in Dave Reboy and Dave Rubin and all those guys to his office and they have a little social media summit, he's just a fan, right? | ||
They're all just buddies. | ||
And when they all appear on the Tigva Fund website, again, oh, they're just... | ||
When Jack Murphy, otherwise known as John Goldstein... When John Goldstein gets the Lincoln Fellowship at Claremont, you think they gave that to him because they loved his porn videos? | ||
They just loved his chatterbait sessions or whatever the fuck he's doing? | ||
And when Jack Murphy is the first one to interview Bronze Age pervert, Costan Alamaryu, who's tight with Curtis Yarvin, the international Jew who's friends with Peter Thiel, again, you think that, oh, they're all just admirers. | ||
They're all just admirers of each other's work. | ||
There's no, there's not tens or hundreds or billions, hundreds of millions or billions of dollars being injected by foreign nations To create a fake right that will say anything other than a bad word about Israel. | ||
They're all just mutual admirers! | ||
They're all Jews! | ||
And they're all just big fans of each other's work. | ||
DeSantis just loves him some Israel. | ||
And... | ||
And the Citadel, they just love DeSantis' policies, and Dave Rubin just loves DeSantis, and DeSantis just loves Daily Wire, which is run by Shapiro, and, you know, they all, oh, it's just all this mutual affinity. | ||
They're all just clever people working for our benefit all the time. | ||
Thanks, guys. | ||
Thanks, Ron. | ||
Thank you, Ron. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you, Ben. | ||
It's crazy! | ||
And that's just to give you an idea of this is what politics is really about. | ||
You know, you watch these shows, you gullible idiot. | ||
I feel sorry for you. | ||
You watching this show, if you didn't know this, I feel sorry for you, you stupid gullible idiot. | ||
Because all these people are watching these shows and they're like, you know, I watch some of Ben Shapiro's stuff. | ||
I think it's pretty good. | ||
I'm just tired of all these, like, he just doesn't get it on some things. | ||
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But, you know, I like Ron DeSantis and, you know, he's pretty good. | |
That's all bullshit. | ||
That is all crap. | ||
These people are all spies. | ||
They're all paid. | ||
They're all receiving money from foreign countries. | ||
They're all in on it for the most part. | ||
If you're on Fox News, if you're a daily wire, if you're raking in a hundred million dollars, where do you think that money comes from? | ||
These people that are doing their foreign trips and they're part of these shadowy groups and whatever. | ||
You think it's a coincidence none of them talk about Israel? | ||
I mean, seriously. | ||
You think it's a coincidence? | ||
Matt Walsh, ten years ago, was doing this show. | ||
He was going out there and saying, are we really going to pretend there isn't a Jewish lobby? | ||
And then they bought his silence. | ||
Now he's one of the biggest stars in Conservative Inc. | ||
Just one catch. | ||
You can never say those things ever again. | ||
Oh, sounds like a pretty good deal. | ||
Oh, I get to make all this money and be a star and I just don't have to say one thing? | ||
Oh, okay. | ||
You know, I get relentlessly hunted by ADL, SPLC, etc. | ||
Kostan Alomar, he's been doxxed for years. | ||
He gets his Twitter, he gets to... somebody kills... somebody does a mass shooting in his name, nobody cares. | ||
That's a coincidence? | ||
It's a coincidence that he's a Jewish Zionist? | ||
That's crazy. | ||
Crazy what goes on. | ||
So... Full scent. | ||
They go to Israel, they come back, they interview Tucker Carlson. | ||
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Eh, I'm sure that's a coincidence. | |
So... And listen. | ||
And here's the thing. | ||
What is the name of this show? | ||
The name of this show is America First. | ||
America First, right? | ||
What's the intro? | ||
From this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. | ||
It's going to be only America First. | ||
Americanism, not globalism. | ||
Be our credo. | ||
Okay. | ||
So riddle me this. | ||
How do you do a show, how do you lead a movement that is about liberating America from foreign countries and foreign interests and having a government and by extension a political apparatus, a political machine? | ||
How do you go about creating something like that which puts Americans first without confronting the number one influence operation in America? | ||
Which is Israel. | ||
Can't do it. | ||
So, if you can't do it, and you're not doing it, then you're not America First. | ||
It's literally that simple. | ||
I'm America First, but I'm just not gonna talk about the number one foreign influence operation in America. | ||
I'll talk about the rest though, isn't that good enough? | ||
No! | ||
It's not! | ||
That'd be like if your wife was getting raped at gunpoint and you're like, honey, I found a quarter. | ||
Our luck has turned around. | ||
Man, I thought they really had us, but I found this quarter. | ||
So as soon as you're done getting raped at gunpoint, we're gonna go buy a gumball. | ||
Our luck just turned around. | ||
I just saved your life. | ||
I just saved the day. | ||
Hey listen fellas. | ||
Once you're done raping her, we're gonna shake hands. | ||
No hard feelings. | ||
I won't say anything. | ||
I promise. | ||
This is what's going on. | ||
That's not purity spiraling. | ||
What's more, you cannot attack people that are talking about it if you want to be America first. | ||
It's not purity spiraling to say that to put America first, you necessarily have to talk about the main impediment to putting America first. | ||
Same thing with being a Christian. | ||
How can you say, and this is not secondary, this is equally or arguably more important, how could you say you're a Christian Which means, you know, it was Palm Sunday on Sunday. | ||
How can you read the Passion? | ||
How can you go through that and understand what all of that means? | ||
Which is that Jesus goes up on the cross for our sins. | ||
He's a real God. | ||
He saves the world. | ||
And the Jews put Him up there. | ||
That's what it says. | ||
Okay? | ||
I read the same thing every other Catholic did on Sunday in Matthew. | ||
What does it say? | ||
I couldn't be any more clear. | ||
Crucify him. | ||
Free Barabbas. | ||
Crucify him. | ||
Hey, this is you. | ||
Hey, his blood's on our hands. | ||
It's pretty unambiguous. | ||
It's pretty not leaving a lot to the imagination. | ||
Now, how can you, as a Christian, I understand you don't want to go out and sing it to the rooftops. | ||
The world's controlled by Jews and that's not acceptable. | ||
But how can you, as a guy like Matt Walsh, or Michael Knowles, be a Catholic? | ||
I'm using them as examples. | ||
You're a Catholic, you're a Christian, you know the story, you know what's up, and you're a part of this. | ||
The people that run our country, it's not just like our country is being occupied, it's being occupied by the Pharisees. | ||
It's being occupied by the descendants of the Pharisees. | ||
Now, they are so clever, and in some ways gifted, because it was their ancient tribe, in a sense, that is blessed by God, in a certain sense. | ||
I do believe that the perfidious Jew, they will be converted at the end of days. | ||
And I still believe that they are still retaining, because of their favor from God initially, some of that blessing. | ||
I think that's why they're successful. | ||
And they also do play a role in the end of the world. | ||
These Pharisees and Christians play a role in these times, in the times after the coming of Jesus. | ||
That being said, they do descend from the Pharisees. | ||
They rejected Jesus. | ||
They crucified Jesus. | ||
They reject him today. | ||
They spit on Christians. | ||
And so if anybody should not be occupying our country, it should not be these people. | ||
If it were anybody, Chinese, Russians, Iranians, the British, whatever, if anybody should be occupying the country, if you're a Christian, it certainly shouldn't be the descendants of the Pharisees. | ||
It shouldn't be the people that tried to outlaw the gospel last week in the Holy Land. | ||
Really? | ||
They try and tell us all the time. | ||
No, the Zionists are your best friend. | ||
It's just these other... The Likud coalition government. | ||
These Jewish supremacist, hardcore religious Jews tried to ban the gospel in the Holy Land. | ||
You tell me that you're our closest friends? | ||
I don't think so. | ||
And it's this Likud Netanyahu thing that's running the American right. | ||
So it's non-negotiable. | ||
What's the compromise with that? | ||
Now you can... I understand that some people are going to work in more of a discreet way. | ||
But if we're not on the same page about that, then we're not on the same page. | ||
Not on the same page. | ||
The way that Tucker talks, I don't even think he... Listen, I don't want to question a man's faith, but the way that he talks, it doesn't come across like that's really present in his mind, this idea. | ||
And there are a lot of people who seem to hate me more than they... | ||
Have a problem with this arrangement? | ||
I'm the only guy talking about this. | ||
And you have people that ostensibly should agree or maybe even say they agree or said they did at one point, and they're more interested in taking me out for petty personal reasons than they are going after this. | ||
Hell, a lot of them are Jewish, actually. | ||
It seems like, it's so funny, on an unrelated note, I feel like every two months or something, like clockwork, somewhere in the world, somebody wakes up and says, today's the day I tell the world exactly what I really think about Nick Fuentes, and I'm not gonna rest until they know! | ||
Right? | ||
Who else does this happen to? | ||
I'm the anti... maybe I'm the bad guy. | ||
I'm the anti-hero. | ||
Right? | ||
But it's like every, like, clockwork, well, that time of the year again, somewhere, someone, somewhere in the world wakes up, you know, they're in their bed, eyes open wide, Today's the day I finally tell the world what I really think of Nick Fuentes. | ||
Finally! | ||
And it's not even like I'm gonna say it and leave. | ||
It's like, and I will not rest until he is personally defeated. | ||
Oh, another one? | ||
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Yeah, okay. | |
Take a number. | ||
I said that on Telegram. | ||
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Okay. | |
Yeah, you and everybody else, right? | ||
You and literally everybody else. | ||
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Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah. | |
What is it this time? | ||
So, but anyway, and so you have these Jews, you have these categories. | ||
You have Jews who are in on it. | ||
You have Goyim who are in on it but don't know they're in on it. | ||
Then you have people that are aware of it who are with us and they're on my side. | ||
And then you have people that are aware of it and for some inane reason they're fighting me on this. | ||
I think of a guy like John Doyle. | ||
You know what? | ||
Here's what I'll say about Doyle. | ||
Doyle agrees with us on all of this. | ||
He feels the same way I do about the Jews. | ||
He could say to the Blades whatever he wants. | ||
He feels the same way as we do. | ||
And I'm not gonna go and blow up his spot, because I'm not that guy. | ||
But I've got many, many, many text messages where we're talking about this. | ||
And the understanding that we had was something like, you're the guy on the inside, I'm the guy on the outside, but we're both Catholic, we're both pro-white, we're both counter-Jewish, etc. | ||
Okay, so he knows all this stuff. | ||
Now look, I don't like him. | ||
He... that hurt his feelings, so now he doesn't like me. | ||
He always liked me. | ||
I never felt the same way. | ||
So now he's mad. | ||
But I look at a guy like that, and I'm like, you should not be attacking me. | ||
Even though you don't like me, or even though you're butthurt that I don't like you back or whatever, you should never say a negative word about me, because whether you like me, hate me personally, it's irrelevant. | ||
We are united in a common struggle. | ||
And so I would almost extend an olive branch to Doyle as much as I've been shitting on him and I don't know that I'll ever like the guy. | ||
But I would almost say, listen man, truce at this point. | ||
Because unlike those other losers he hangs around with, he's a Catholic. | ||
He's not one of these freaky Protestants or, you know, weird, demented freakazoids. | ||
And you know what? | ||
I have a little bit more respect for Doyle because he is doing his own thing. | ||
He is somewhat successful at it. | ||
He will never be an icon like me, but... | ||
He's got his YouTube channel, he's doing well for himself, fine. | ||
And I'd almost say to a guy like that, look, you need to move into the category of people that is, you don't need to like me, you don't need to love me, but you need to shut the fuck up and just stop being a punk and fight on the right side of history. | ||
Which is, whether you like it or not, alongside me. | ||
Not against me, not taking shots, whatever. | ||
Everything I've said about him, I still feel that way. | ||
I still think he's a dork. | ||
I never liked his stuff. | ||
That's no secret. | ||
But there needs to be a recognition on our side that we are fighting something that is fundamentally evil. | ||
Like, when you realize that our country is in the grip of the Pharisees, you realize our country is in the grip of people that hate Jesus, It's spies. | ||
It's big money. | ||
It's billionaires. | ||
It's espionage. | ||
And we got like Zoomer YouTubers fighting each other. | ||
Oh, well, you're not talking about in a smart way. | ||
Well, your hair is stupid. | ||
Well, you're this. | ||
It's like people like that need to come together and say, all right, you know, we don't need to like each other, but let's just stay in our lane and focus. | ||
And that's why it was so disgusting that he did what he did. | ||
It's like, listen pal, you want to be the guy on the inside? | ||
You want to enjoy the benefits of the Blaze contract and all that? | ||
You don't need to put your neck out there and endure what I've endured, but you definitely can't have a bad word to say about me. | ||
And so there needs to be some repentance for that. | ||
There needs to be some penitence for that, because that's not right. | ||
That should be the understanding. | ||
You got guys on the inside, you got guys on the outside. | ||
They're always gonna not like each other. | ||
There's always gonna be resentment because, you know, the guys on the inside have a pretty good deal. | ||
They get to lie about their views and they get to not suffer any of the consequences. | ||
The guy on the outside Look at what I have to put up with every day all day. | ||
I don't get a YouTube. | ||
I don't get an Instagram. | ||
I don't get payment processing. | ||
I don't get a Blaze contract. | ||
I don't get to be on a Blaze show. | ||
I don't get to go to CPAC, etc. | ||
And so part of that understanding is the Doyle guy is always going to get attacked for being a cuck and he's got to take that. | ||
And I'll always be the guy that's not enjoying the benefits of being in the system, but that's the nature of the dynamic. | ||
Doyle can never handle that. | ||
He was always like, your groipers are attacking me, but I based. | ||
It's like, dude, you're undercover. | ||
That's the deal, okay? | ||
You gotta live with, you don't, be grateful that's the worst you have to deal with. | ||
They tease you. | ||
Get over yourself. | ||
Get over your big ego, you faggot. | ||
Sheesh. | ||
That makes me lose my mind. | ||
It's like, look at what I've been put through. | ||
They froze my money. | ||
They put me on a no-fly list. | ||
I'm banned from everything. | ||
I'm banned from making money. | ||
My friend stabbed me in the back. | ||
You don't have to deal with any of that. | ||
The most you got to put up with is groipers are gonna show up and say, hey, why don't you name the Jew or whatever. | ||
But because your ego is so big, you can't, you know, you can't be the bigger man and say, okay, that's just part of the game. | ||
But that's the kind of understanding that needs to take place. | ||
Because I'm the only one talking about this. | ||
There are people that don't talk about this, then there are people that talk about me, and I talk about this. | ||
That's why I'm the most canceled man in America, to put it, to put it frankly. | ||
There are a lot of people that talk about everything other than this, and there are a lot of people that talk about me. | ||
But as far as I know, I'm the only one that talks about this. | ||
And the people that talk shit about me, they don't talk about this. | ||
Patrick Casey, threw me under the bus, never spoken about Jewish power again. | ||
Scott Reard, don't talk about it. | ||
Jake Colliger, fatso, doesn't talk about it. | ||
Doyle doesn't talk about it. | ||
None of these guys, and it's the, like I said, it's the number one thing, it's the basis, it's the foundation, you can't hand wave that away and say, oh well, I agree mostly. | ||
Nope, nope, not getting away that easy. | ||
Look at what is going on here. | ||
It has infiltrated the Trump camp, it has infiltrated the DeSantis camp, it is Fox, it is Claremont, it is Turning Point, it is Daily Wire, where can you go? | ||
Where can you go? | ||
What can you support where it doesn't have its fingerprints all over everywhere? | ||
And people, not only are they going to be complicit in that, but then they're going to attack the one guy that isn't. | ||
Fuck you. | ||
Anyway, so that's that. | ||
That's the show. | ||
We're going to move on. | ||
I know I'm just sort of, now I'm just going off. | ||
And another thing. | ||
We're gonna move on. | ||
We're gonna take a look at our Super Chats and we'll see what you have to say about all this. | ||
I feel, you know, I feel strongly about it. | ||
We'll take a look here. | ||
Let me see. | ||
We started the show a little earlier tonight. | ||
I'm gonna try and start the show earlier from now on. | ||
Cuz it's just getting crazy. | ||
I'm starting the show at like 1 a.m. | ||
So I'm gonna try and get the show back down to a nine or ten o'clock. | ||
I'm gonna shoot for nine though. | ||
The only reason I didn't start at nine today is one, because I fell asleep, but two, because the lobby now starts at nine. | ||
So I don't want to startle people, but we're gonna begin back into a nine o'clock consistent time, alright? | ||
I've said it many times before, but this time I mean it, alright? | ||
Okay. | ||
But let's take a look. | ||
We'll pull up our Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what we got here. | ||
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Boo. | |
Okay. | ||
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Boo. | |
How about that, by the way? | ||
Jake Lloyd. | ||
What a disgusting pig. | ||
That guy has got to be the most irredeemable piece of shit I have ever met in my entire life. | ||
Just like a sniveling coward. | ||
He was a bandwagoner onto the Groyper War. | ||
He could do nothing of value. | ||
People were printing money just by streaming. | ||
Off of me! | ||
It was my show. | ||
And people started up a stream before or after my show and could just print money from my fans. | ||
He couldn't even be arsed to do a regular stream and print money for himself. | ||
Like, couldn't even do that for himself. | ||
And then, when January 6th happened, instead of, like, betraying me in a dramatic way, or being loyal, he literally just, like, just fled. | ||
He literally just tried to sneak back into the bushes and hide. | ||
And occasionally, I'd say, hey, where'd you go, bud? | ||
And he'd say, oh, I'm still here. | ||
I didn't abandon you. | ||
I'm still here. | ||
And then he'd poke his head back in the bushes. | ||
And then years later it comes out that, oh actually I had all these problems with you and this and that. | ||
And still the guy's useless. | ||
No viewership, no engagement. | ||
And all he's got is just venom. | ||
Venom about Catholics. | ||
Venom about non-whites. | ||
Just poison towards our own side. | ||
You won't talk about Israel. | ||
You won't talk about Jews. | ||
But you will talk about Catholics. | ||
You will talk about the Irish. | ||
You're Mexican! | ||
Your mom's Mexican! | ||
Cut the shit! | ||
Look in the mirror, pal. | ||
You got some issues to deal with. | ||
He's going around founding stock, by the way. | ||
Your mom's Mexican! | ||
Give me a break. | ||
Crazy! | ||
And this guy, after literally being a useless fat lump of shit bandwagoning out of my thing for years, is now gonna be useless somewhere else but talking trash. | ||
Jeez. | ||
What a, what a disgusting pig. | ||
More than anything, I just hate useless people. | ||
Really. | ||
Elise Patrick, he's a sicko. | ||
He totally sold out. | ||
Whatever. | ||
He sold out. | ||
He knows that he couldn't make it. | ||
He was desperate. | ||
He's an aging man with no wife and no money. | ||
So he said, I gotta take what I can get. | ||
My back's against the wall. | ||
I'm a little bitch. | ||
So he sold out. | ||
That's exactly what he did after the Capitol. | ||
He said, I'm a 35 year old man. | ||
I'm short. | ||
I have no girlfriend. | ||
I want to get married, but I have no money and I have no income. | ||
And after betraying Nick, I can never make money, so I'm just gonna sell out. | ||
Well, at least he did a good job selling out. | ||
This other guy, what does he do other than show his fat ugly face everywhere and do useless activities? | ||
You know, it's like, listen Jake, you got me on InfoWars for the first time. | ||
You got my foot in the door on InfoWars. | ||
You played your part. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Now please exit stage right and go work at fucking Burger King where you belong. | ||
Seriously. | ||
Enough with the charade. | ||
Okay? | ||
You tried to hack it as a YouTuber. | ||
It didn't work. | ||
You tried it at InfoWars. | ||
You got laid off because you suck. | ||
At least you played some part, some minimal part in the struggle by getting my foot in the door at InfoWars. | ||
Thank you. | ||
You played your part in advancing the real movement. | ||
Now you're useless. | ||
Please exit stage left and go be a Walmart greeter or work at Walgreens or whatever it is. | ||
26, 27 year old fat Mexican? | ||
Seriously? | ||
Thinking that he's some kind of wasp? | ||
Give me a break. | ||
I mean, it's unbelievable. | ||
Anyway. | ||
So I saw, he was talking trash on Twitter all day. | ||
Talking trash on Twitter, it's like, oh, so are we just, we're gonna pretend like that little phase never happened last year where he was talking shit but wouldn't say my name. | ||
We're gonna pretend that never happened. | ||
Last year he was talking all this trash, but he was like, well, I'm gonna do it like a passive-aggressive way. | ||
I'm not gonna say his name. | ||
So I guess that's out the window now. | ||
That's done now. | ||
Before he was pretending like, oh, I don't have to address... I'm gonna take shots at him, but not really. | ||
So that's out the window now. | ||
That was cute. | ||
That was a cute little face. | ||
I wonder, you know, now what? | ||
He feeling strong now? | ||
You feeling strong now, fat boy? | ||
Now he wants to say it. | ||
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Bring it on, pal. | ||
He's going around and what, getting harassed by black people? | ||
Big tough guy though, right? | ||
The guy's literally got a foot on me, or not a foot, but whatever. | ||
He's like, he's probably three, four inches taller than me. | ||
And now me, I got that dog in me, okay? | ||
Somebody strikes me at Fuentes Rally, I chase him down. | ||
I literally run after them and chase them and punch them. | ||
Somebody throws ketchup at me in In-N-Out, and the whole restaurant's against me? | ||
I'm bombing a Coke. | ||
I march right up to them. | ||
This bitch threw the ketchup, blah, blah, blah. | ||
Okay, I got that dog in me. | ||
Somebody broke into my car. | ||
You know what I did? | ||
I drove around LA stalking homeless people. | ||
Because I got that dog in me. | ||
This guy pulls up to, I don't know what, like take pictures of homeless people? | ||
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Oh, I'm just minding my business. | |
I'm just minding my business. | ||
Did you see this video? | ||
And then he's gonna go on Twitter and talk shit about black people. | ||
That's gotta be the most pathetic thing ever. | ||
And don't get me wrong. | ||
I am racist. | ||
But also... I also love people of other races. | ||
And I'm not racist because I'm afraid of them, I'm just racist because of reality. | ||
These guys, they're all on Twitter talking shit about black people, and then it's like, they get a chance to do something, and what do they do? | ||
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She splashes water in his face, and what does he do? | ||
Turn the camera around to say, wow, look at what she did to me, she splashed liquid on my face, how could you do that? | ||
Seriously? | ||
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Don't be. | |
That's just embarrassing. | ||
You can't be racist if you get mogged like that. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
That's crazy! | ||
So, anyway. | ||
What a pathetic human being. | ||
And by the way, he doesn't even use his real name. | ||
Why? | ||
Because he always had one foot in, one foot out. | ||
That's how you know. | ||
Jacob Lloyd, not even as real... Jacob Colliger. | ||
Why didn't you use your real name for years? | ||
Oh, just in case I failed epically and needed to blend back in so that it wouldn't follow me? | ||
Okay. | ||
I think it's time for you to go now. | ||
I think it's time. | ||
Oh, now I'm Colliger? | ||
Now that I betrayed the number one dissident in America, now that I publicly and vocally betrayed him, Now I'll use my real name. | ||
Now that I'm being paid by Texas donors to do useless, redundant garbage that is not really doing anything, it's totally redundant. | ||
Oh, now I'll use my real name. | ||
Now I'm Jacob Colliger. | ||
Now I'll never talk about Jews or race with my real name. | ||
I'll just talk about Catholics and the Irish. | ||
Whoa, don't cut yourself on that edge, buster. | ||
What a patriot. | ||
You're not Texas. | ||
Texas is willing to die at the Alamo. | ||
You wouldn't even use your real name until you got into Normie politics, you fucking bitch. | ||
Remember the Alamo! | ||
You couldn't even afford a flight to DC for January 6th. | ||
You're too poor. | ||
You wouldn't even go anyway. | ||
I'm a big Texan! | ||
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Texans are tough! | |
Texans are tough! | ||
I'm a Texan! | ||
I'm a Texan founding stock! | ||
One, your mom's Mexican. | ||
Two, you wouldn't even use your real name in the offhand chance that Jewish people might bully you for the rest of your life. | ||
So you could always change your name. | ||
Yeah, that's real Alamo. | ||
Whoa, we got Davy Crockett over here. | ||
Or what's Davy Crockett's middle name? | ||
Whatever that is. | ||
It would be that. | ||
Crazy. | ||
Crazy! | ||
People talk about me! | ||
Are you kidding me? | ||
You should not talk about me. | ||
But, hey listen. | ||
If they weren't talking about me, it would mean that I'm not the most important thing going on. | ||
But I am. | ||
That's just true. | ||
The only way that people like that can get any engagement is by talking about me. | ||
They were bandwagoners before. | ||
They could only get engagement by talking about me as my friend. | ||
Now they're bandwagoners. | ||
They could only make money or get engagement talking about me as an adversary. | ||
But they could do nothing on their own. | ||
It's all... It all is generated by me. | ||
Because I'm such a polarizing figure. | ||
It's my force. | ||
It's my force, both positive and negative, that takes little, little guppies and even former, former famous people who have really fallen to be driven to the point of obsession with, like, invested in my personal failure. | ||
And that's what it's like to be Nicholas J. Fuentes, because I'm that nigga, okay? | ||
I'm that nigga. | ||
Everybody's invested. | ||
Which is really all that you could ask for. | ||
That's what it is. | ||
I am the nucleus. | ||
I was the nucleus. | ||
I am the nucleus. | ||
I will be the nucleus. | ||
So, anyway. | ||
That's just on me being born the guy. | ||
You weren't born the guy. | ||
You were born fat and weird. | ||
And frankly, stupid. | ||
Frankly, very stupid. | ||
That, you know, listen. | ||
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It's what it is. | |
And another big part of it is this. | ||
Jake and Patrick were both older guys who desperately wanted to get married and they were also both poor. | ||
And they looked at me and they looked at how I could easily get a girlfriend and how I have lots of money. | ||
And I'm sure they were like, I'm sure that there was like, that is a big source of it. | ||
I hate to be that guy, but let's not pretend that that doesn't factor in. | ||
They're both many years older than me, both of them trying really hard but struggling a lot to find a girlfriend, really wanting to settle down but just not having it, not having the riz. | ||
Also, not having any entrepreneurial ability. | ||
Cannot make money, could not make money on their own. | ||
And then they look at me, somebody many years younger than them, and they see I'm handsome, And they see that I have no problem making money and that I have Riz and that girls like me and everything and I and I shirk the girl thing because I'm just not about that and they see me making money and just really enjoying it and also they're like well this guy this guy's punk | ||
He's just this young, short, Italian, Mexican, Irish, Catholic kid. | ||
Why are we taking orders from him? | ||
Why are we living in this guy's shit? | ||
Why do we gotta listen to this big-mouthed guy? | ||
I can do my own thing. | ||
Like that's so... and that's so the mentality there. | ||
For some people, that's the mentality. | ||
Hey man, don't hate, celebrate. | ||
I just don't have that hater mentality. | ||
I see other people doing well and I like it. | ||
And I like it. | ||
I want to be a part of it. | ||
I like it. | ||
But some people don't have that magnanimity. | ||
They weren't born with that magnanimity, that kingly spirit that I have. | ||
So, try love. | ||
Try love. | ||
Don't hate me. | ||
Don't hate. | ||
Donate to whom much is given, much is tested. | ||
Okay, I've been given a lot, but I've been tested more than anybody, so don't look at me and envy me. | ||
We all have our abilities. | ||
God gives and God takes away. | ||
We can't be caught up in this. | ||
Alright? | ||
Anyway, so that's that. | ||
Alright, but let's move on. | ||
He wanted to start something today. | ||
He wanted to start some shit Crazy crazy I Another thing is he really was miffed that I was always calling him fat. | ||
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He's like, Nick is always making fat jokes. | |
Hey, man. | ||
Now I learned my lesson, okay? | ||
Now I don't call other people fat. | ||
I've learned a lot of lessons, okay? | ||
People are very, very delicate. | ||
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Yeah. | ||
Oh, yeah. | ||
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Yeah, we're enjoying that. | |
I love that. | ||
Well, you know what's funny? | ||
The best part is this, like, heel turn that I undergo in people's minds when they're like, wait a minute! | ||
It's like that, uh, it's like Puss in Boots. | ||
Who's the villain? | ||
Jack, uh, what's his name? | ||
Jack Horner? | ||
I love in people's minds this like heel turn that I undergo and they're like, wait a minute! | ||
You're a sociopath! | ||
And I get to do like this survivor thing where I'm like, listen, bitch, I didn't come here to make friends. | ||
Listen, bitch, I didn't come here to make friends. | ||
I came here to win. | ||
I came here to go all the way. | ||
That's kind of how it is, you know? | ||
Now don't get me wrong. | ||
I'm very gracious and I never betray first. | ||
I never make the first move. | ||
But there's something that is so... They never call me dumb. | ||
They're never attacking me on any of my credentials. | ||
It's always like... | ||
This guy! | ||
This guy is sick! | ||
This guy is a- he's mean! | ||
He's mean! | ||
I really saw that he's a sociopath after all. | ||
He's a narcissist. | ||
It's like, listen man, you gotta have those qualities. | ||
Maybe that's why you don't- maybe that's why you don't have anything going. | ||
And look, and it's not like being cruel or malicious or mean. | ||
It's like, we gotta be practical. | ||
We gotta be pragmatic. | ||
We gotta be willing to die for this. | ||
And when people see that I'm a maniac that's willing to die for this, they're like, oh, I saw something terrible. | ||
It's like, I'm sorry, what did you get into this for? | ||
You wanted to what? | ||
Make money? | ||
Find a girlfriend? | ||
This isn't a social program. | ||
I didn't come here to make friends! | ||
I didn't come here to meet a girlfriend! | ||
I came here to go all the way! | ||
I came here to win, bitch! | ||
I came here to win the prize! | ||
But I do always love that. | ||
When they go that route. | ||
It's comical to me. | ||
It's like me? | ||
I'm a sweetie. | ||
I'm an adorable sweetie that everybody loves. | ||
Anyway. | ||
It's hard. | ||
It's hard being me. | ||
Well, sometimes. | ||
sometimes it's pretty good A toast Toast to the sociopathic narcissists. | ||
Cheers. | ||
Listen. | ||
All I ever said is I want to win. | ||
I don't know why everybody's so, you know... Everybody's always trying to entangle me in like, you know... You're a hypocrite. | ||
Guilt by association. | ||
You said this. | ||
It's like, listen. | ||
Here's what you need to know about me. | ||
I want to win for Jesus Christ. | ||
That's all you need to know. | ||
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Okay? | |
And when I say trust the plan, it means let me cook! | ||
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Okay? | |
Let me cook! | ||
Alright? | ||
It means I'm out here risking my life to talk about the perfidious Jews that have taken over this country. | ||
I am here to put America first. | ||
I am here to make Christ the King in America again. | ||
Not that he isn't now, but you understand what I mean by this. | ||
And I'm doing that by any means necessary short of Mortal sin. | ||
That's all you really need to know. | ||
And people want to say, oh, this or that. | ||
They want to talk about drama, sociopath, narcissist, fake this, fake that, whatever. | ||
Fuck you. | ||
What are you doing? | ||
That's what I would say. | ||
People don't support me because I'm a nice guy. | ||
Hey, I hate to break it to you fat losers. | ||
People don't support me because I'm a nice guy. | ||
Okay. | ||
They support me because I'm the fucking best. | ||
And the day that's not true, they'll stop supporting me. | ||
So that's what I have to say about that. | ||
But anyway. | ||
We're gonna move on. | ||
Take a look at the Super Chat. | ||
See what we got going on here. | ||
Let me cook. | ||
That's all I ask. | ||
All I ask from my followers is let me cook. | ||
I've proven time and time again that I know what I'm doing. | ||
And yet? | ||
People doubt, but that's okay. | ||
Gideon's army. | ||
Gideon's army. | ||
That's all you've done. | ||
Alright. | ||
But I'm gonna take a look. | ||
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Okay. | |
But let's take a look at the Super Chats. | ||
Let's see what we got here. | ||
Okay. | ||
pretty underscore fly underscore white underscore guy sent $3 166 what are your thoughts on AI fake it's not real I mean it's real but the idea that artificial intelligence is gonna be like we will achieve general artificial intelligence or it'll it will have consciousness I don't think that will ever happen but I think it's interesting I think it's a great tool Spence sent $3. | ||
I like people who don't get spat on by hobos. | ||
Richard Percival sent $10. | ||
Over the weekend, I went to the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in D.C. | ||
and attended Mass. | ||
Such a beautiful building, you were right when you said Catholic churches have this sense of awe and grandeur to them, compared to Protestant churches. | ||
Well, it's the whole mass. | ||
I see some of these Protestant churches and they go into some municipal building and they sit in a circle. | ||
Come on. | ||
When you're Catholic, the priests have to have an education. | ||
They have to go and get a degree, usually in Europe. | ||
And you have these cathedrals, you have these grand churches, and they, and not all of them, but in some of them they're burning incense, and they've got, they've got the garments on, they've got the altar, you've got the real presence in the Eucharist. | ||
It brings with it the seriousness that Christianity deserves. | ||
I mean that's, people ask me, you know, why are you Catholic? | ||
This is one among many reasons. | ||
This is the only church I would say aside from maybe East Orthodox, that actually takes it seriously. | ||
Some of these Protestant denominations, they don't even believe in the real presence. | ||
They're like handing out grape juice. | ||
They're like, okay everybody, here's your grape juice, here's your wafer, and it's all supposed to be a symbol. | ||
It's like when you go to a Catholic Church, there is Christ. | ||
At the cross, as real as it was 2,000 years ago before you, now bow, now get on your knees and bow your head for the real transubstantiation to take place. | ||
That's, that's the gravity that the occasion requires. | ||
As opposed to this kind of, la la la, let's open up our books, chapter, and it's not to, I don't mean to say that in a blasphemous way, but We do not have a book. | ||
We have a church. | ||
Christ did not leave us with the book. | ||
He left us with a church. | ||
He left us with the sacrifice. | ||
If that's not there, you do not have a Christian religion. | ||
And it's that simple. | ||
So, you're almost missing the point. | ||
It's not even about the building. | ||
It's about, although that's part of it, but it's about what takes place in the, it's about everything that comes with the mass. | ||
It's part of the mass. | ||
That's the setting of the mass. | ||
And that's appropriate. | ||
It is appropriate that the mass should take place in a structure like that. | ||
It's befitting of what is occurring at the mass. | ||
As opposed to this sort of like hokey and and I understand that now we are talking about Some cathedrals and some forms of the mass other people would be quick to criticize and say well some churches don't look like that and some masses have a guitar or whatever, but You know show me where that's happening in a Protestant Church doesn't doesn't occur so Anyway Yeah, go figure. | ||
Zoomer will send $5. | ||
Interesting how every single person who betrays you starts retweeting Ben Shapiro. - Yeah, go figure. | ||
What a coincidence, right? | ||
They betray me and then they betray me for all kinds of, for a long list of reasons. | ||
And then coincidentally, they also at that moment stop being a dissident and they start getting paid by donors. | ||
Isn't that weird? | ||
That's so weird. | ||
So let me get this straight. | ||
You woke up one day and decided the guy that you pledged loyalty and allegiance to and you were all on board for it when you were making money One day you woke up and decided you had actually all these personal grievances. | ||
Also you decided you no longer wanted to be a dissident and instead you wanted to take money from donors working in mainstream politics. | ||
Oh, that's some coincidence. | ||
That's so weird how it always works out that way. | ||
Nobody ever betrays me and remains a dissident. | ||
They always betray me and then become... | ||
That's so weird how that happens. | ||
Crazy. | ||
That's bizarre. | ||
I thought it was about my personality, but apparently you also no longer want to tell the truth at the same time. | ||
Gonzalez or or whatever some other donor that's so weird how that happens crazy that's bizarre I thought it was about my personality but apparently you also no longer want to tell the truth at the same time that's some coincidence Numa sent three dollars I I just finished watching the movie Casino yesterday and you know what, Nick? | ||
You were right. | ||
It's the wife. | ||
Always the wife. | ||
Always the wife. | ||
Well, and you know in that movie, that's a perfect example of Robert De Niro wanted it with Sharon Stone so badly. | ||
Look at what occurred. | ||
He wanted it to happen. | ||
And he gave, and he gave, and he gave, and look at the result. | ||
Look at what his friend did! | ||
So this is why he can't mess around with women. | ||
It's not a joke. | ||
You think it's a joke? | ||
Women will ruin your life. | ||
They will straight up, if you are not careful, if you are not aware, they will ruin your life. | ||
I've seen it happen. | ||
I know that's a movie, but things like that happen a lot. | ||
Where Sharon Stone comes in and she's a gold digger and Robert De Niro buys her all this stuff but she's in love with a pimp and she sleeps with his best friend to get to him and then that causes a warfare in the in the outfit. | ||
Come on now. | ||
This is the kind of thing that goes on. | ||
This is why it's no e-girls. | ||
I've seen it happen. | ||
It's got to be your bros. | ||
Cannot be about the women. | ||
Breaking Bad, same thing. | ||
The wife and even Jessie's girlfriend. | ||
Remember Jessie's girlfriend in, what was that, season one or season two? | ||
Remember Jessie's girlfriend? | ||
And Walter White had to kill her? | ||
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Spoiler alert. | |
That's, you know, very real. | ||
Happens all the time. | ||
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Happens all the time. - Always the earnings. | |
Yo, I was re-watching your Ukraine vs. Russia debate with Destiny. | ||
He kept implying the U.S. | ||
does not influence South America. | ||
How about the invasion of Panama, the CIA killed Rafael Trujillo, the coup in Bolivia, the U.S. | ||
backing of Augusto Pinochet? | ||
Destiny is a sharp guy, but it's like, come on, bruh. | ||
Well, that's where you realize the guy's just not that bright. | ||
And he always says, well, you're not charitable to me. | ||
It's like, listen, it's got nothing to do with charitability. | ||
You just don't know what you're talking about. | ||
Because I was saying, hey, Russia has a sphere of influence just like we do, and he's like, we do not! | ||
They're all democracies! | ||
All the countries that we're allied with are all democracies! | ||
Really? | ||
Were you born yesterday? | ||
So, yeah, not even entry-level knowledge of what went on in South or Central America. | ||
Pragmatic Culture sent $25. | ||
President Trump embodies the American people or psyche from id to superegos does no other figure. | ||
His soul is totally bonded with our core values and emotions, and he is our total and indisputable champion. | ||
Statement from the New York Young Republican Club on Trump's indictment. | ||
I love that statement. | ||
Well done to the New York Young Republicans. | ||
Well done. | ||
Excellent statement. | ||
I'm impressed. | ||
That's pretty good. | ||
Yeah, you know, I saw that. | ||
I don't know how I feel about that, if I'm being honest with you. | ||
I don't know that I have any animosity, but it's like, you know, this guy's gonna talk trash about me and ankle bite me for years, and then he's gonna decide, oh, you know, I don't have any bad blood anymore. | ||
It's like, well, you know, no, I'm not angry about it anymore, but I just really have no interest in that. | ||
Now, I did nothing to provoke this, okay? | ||
Me and James Alsup were actually cool in August 2019, I want to say. | ||
Maybe it was 2018. | ||
when they were together. | ||
Now, I did nothing to provoke this, okay? | ||
Me and James Alsop were actually cool in August 2019, I wanna say. | ||
Maybe it was 2018. | ||
We were cool. | ||
Groeper War happens and suddenly he changes his tune, now he hates me. | ||
And they do these shows constantly, every chance they get to say something negative about me or whatever, and now he reaches out out of a clear blue sky, oh hey, you know, I don't have any problem with you anymore. | ||
It's like, okay, well, you know, I don't really know what you're up to, but how about an apology? | ||
How about, hey, sorry for calling you a fag for the last three years. | ||
So I don't know how I feel about that. | ||
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You know. | |
Yeah. | ||
The audacity. | ||
You know, and it would be one thing if the message was something like, hey, I want to put it behind us, like, I said some bad things, I apologize, blah blah blah. | ||
You know, then I might be a little more willing to say, okay, you know, we could put it aside. | ||
If I was even interested in that. | ||
But instead, it's like, hey, no hard feelings. | ||
Yeah, well, I don't know. | ||
People are still citing that James Alsup article calling me a fad, so... And you poisoned the well for years. | ||
So, I don't know. | ||
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I'm ambivalent about it. | |
François Ravaillac sent $10. | ||
Hey Nick, Amy Therese on Twitter disavows the Wignits who agree with your take on Tucker. | ||
Her criticism, they are low-brow slash low-IQ. | ||
She likes high-IQ racists. | ||
That's crazy! | ||
Why does every poser use this argument? | ||
Because they're Jews! | ||
This is like a classic Jewish mentality of like, we're just smarter than you, we're better than you. | ||
That's like a classic, Jews think they're better than everybody. | ||
And so if you're against them, they say, oh, well, you're just like a stupid goy. | ||
Oh, you don't want like a Zionist, Likud, Schill, Costan Alamaryu to be in the circle? | ||
Oh, well, you're just a dumb goy. | ||
You're just a stupid goyim. | ||
You just don't understand. | ||
You're canceling him for his tribal affiliation? | ||
Well, that's just because you're a stupid goy. | ||
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That's so typical. | |
What's low IQ about it? | ||
We're pro-white. | ||
Why is that? | ||
What's low IQ about that? | ||
We've been pro-white. | ||
We've always been pro-white. | ||
Tucker Carlson is now attacking the pro-white position as Nazism. | ||
What is low IQ about saying that we oppose that? | ||
Why would we not be pro-white? | ||
So, where's the argument? | ||
It's just that classic Jewish fury or anything. | ||
Hey, thank you, buddy. | ||
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Hey Nick, vindicated much? | ||
By the way, Tucker has an annoying laugh. | ||
Love you so much. | ||
None of these other clowns can do a sliver of what you've accomplished already. - Hey, thank you, buddy. | ||
Love you too. | ||
Yeah, I don't, the laugh is weird. - Yamato sent $5. | ||
If Tucker were on our side, he would have used his wealth and status to promote the truth like Trump and Ye did. | ||
Instead he goes the route of Jordan Peterson because this is what he really believes. | ||
Agreed. | ||
Mark sent $3. | ||
What is the easternmost country you would marry a woman from? | ||
My friend has a fetish for green-eyed Indians but I think that's too far east. | ||
Yeah, it is. | ||
I would say maybe, um... Croatia? | ||
Croatia, maybe Greece. | ||
Maybe Greece. | ||
She can't be some Turk, you know. | ||
She's got to be Greek. | ||
I would say Croatia, Greece. | ||
I don't want to marry any, like, Serbian. | ||
I don't want to get involved in that whole deal. | ||
Slavic thing I'm very skeptical of. | ||
So, I guess anything west of Bosnia is okay. | ||
Alright. | ||
True. | ||
CS sent $3. | ||
With guys like Tucker, it just proves Nick is always right. - True. - Jay Pohl sent $3. | ||
Tucker's awkward sense of humor reminds me of mold bugs, a very specific kind of contempt for reality. | ||
They think they can just say things with a cynical voice and people will attribute meaning. - I absolutely agree. | ||
I hate that. | ||
I hate this like... Because so much right-wing content takes that form. | ||
What's the word for that? | ||
There's a word for it. | ||
It's like chortling. | ||
All right-wing content... What is the definition of chortling? | ||
Let me see. | ||
To laugh in a breathy, gleeful way. | ||
Chuckling. | ||
It's sort of like that. | ||
It's more like a dismissive... | ||
What would be the word for it? | ||
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Snigger? | |
Laugh in a half-suppressed, scornful way? | ||
It's more like that! | ||
Yeah, it's actually, unironically, it's more like that. | ||
It's the sneering, sniggering... But ironically, it is like that. | ||
And it's like, Tucker has that, Medicare has that, Destiny has that. | ||
It's like you say, it's a contempt for reality. | ||
It's just this sort of like... Wendell says, Jewish above it all. | ||
Yeah, it's just sort of like this... Oh! | ||
Oh, just so above it all. | ||
It's like, this stuff matters, man. | ||
What do you think, like, sincerity and earnestness is like, not cool? | ||
You could be funny and be earnest. | ||
You could be cynical and be sincere. | ||
Ann Coulter does it. | ||
Yeah, well, she's a disgusting woman, so... You know, she's got that in her DNA. | ||
Literally micro-chimerism, but... Yeah, so I don't like that tone at all. | ||
I think that a big reason why people like me is because I'm one of the only people that's up here that's really just very sincere and honest. | ||
Truly. | ||
I'm the only guy that's just real. | ||
For better, for worse. | ||
That's why a lot of people hate me, because they're like, oh, we don't like him. | ||
It's like, yeah, well, I am who I am. | ||
Not this, like you say, this above-it-all, contemptuous... I don't like that at all. | ||
Fake laughing, these weird fake jokes. | ||
Nah, I don't like it. | ||
Not a fan. | ||
Anglozoomer sent $5. | ||
Trump is still speaking at Mar-a-Lago despite the gag order. | ||
Such a badass, like you. | ||
Love you Nick. | ||
Hey, thanks buddy. | ||
Andy Poll is sent $3. | ||
Trump fingerprint gonna go hard. | ||
Nah, not as hard as the mugshot. | ||
I wish we had the mugshot. | ||
FireDot sent $3. | ||
Dark Maggot coming soon. | ||
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Let's go. | |
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Put Israel on that banned country list in the bill and you got a deal President Brandon. | ||
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Let's go. | |
Yeah, he'll become an icon. | ||
More than he is. | ||
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The Trump mugshot will be our version of the famous Che Guevara photo. - Yeah, it'll become an icon. | ||
More than he is. - Boogly woogly sent $3. | ||
How much of an L is it for Russia now that Finland is in NATO? | ||
After Ukraine taps out, will the Baltic Sea be a new sort of hotspot? | ||
- No, I don't think so. - Boogly woogly sent $3. | ||
This didn't send Friday. | ||
China did improve the whole Middle East. | ||
Abraham Accords froze. | ||
Do you think the U.S. | ||
can build upon this new arrangement or will they just try to go back to the neoconzog shit? | ||
Go back? | ||
They're still on it. | ||
They never left it. | ||
They're gonna go back? | ||
They're never leaving that. | ||
Boo sent $3. | ||
At least BAP isn't against white identity. | ||
Ah, don't say that. | ||
He's only for that to instrumentalize whites for the Jewish agenda. | ||
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Do you love Undertime Slopper? | ||
I don't know what that is. | ||
Boo sent $3. | ||
So white identity is bad even though it's based on actual genetics and tangible human difference, yet Jewish identity is amazing and glorious even though it's based on superstition. | ||
Ty Tuker very cool. | ||
Yep, yeah, that's about right. | ||
Boo sent $3. | ||
So white identity is bad even though it's based on actual... Yeah, but you're also right. | ||
Yamato sent $3. | ||
The sun sets in the west and rises in the east, both literally and metaphorically. | ||
Ah, interesting. | ||
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Half sorry for not super chatting for a long time. | ||
Exceptional show as always. | ||
Your ability to easily talk about topics as different as the dollarization, immigration, or big tech is impressive. | ||
One is Nick Fuentes, Jared Taylor on race plus EMJ on faith and the JQ plus the creative mind of an Italian. | ||
Two, who was more powerful, Stalin or Beria? | ||
Stalin. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
And is Nick Fuentes, Jared Taylor on race plus EMJ and the JQ plus the creative mind of an I'm not... I'm not nobody plus nobody. | ||
I'm Nick Fuentes. | ||
Nick Fuentes, he's kind of like Jared Taylor plus EMJ plus he's Italian plus... Listen pal, I'm Nick Fuentes. | ||
I'm an American original. | ||
I'm not anyone or anyone plus another person. | ||
I'm me, okay? | ||
I'm Nick Fuentes. | ||
Because I'm really not very much like EMJ or Jarrett Taylor. | ||
I'm really my own guy. | ||
Just because we have similar views doesn't mean we're the same. | ||
But thanks for the big support, Shaq. | ||
Torvail sent $100. | ||
Two halves three. | ||
Is population decline in and of itself something negative, or is it negative only if it leads to demographic changes? | ||
If a country has very strict immigration laws and yet the productivity keeps increasing because of technological progress, like Japan, would it still be a problem? | ||
Well, you still have a lot of problems with the shrinking population, but the focus is that all of these problems could probably be weathered, But the death of your race cannot be, you cannot survive that. | ||
So, a country becoming Japan can survive. | ||
In other words, a country with a catastrophically low fertility rate and an inverted population pyramid, that can be salvaged. | ||
Zimbabwe cannot be. | ||
South Africa cannot be. | ||
So that's the point. | ||
Because a shrinking population is still catastrophic for other reasons, but it's not existential. | ||
It is catastrophic. | ||
It is not an existential threat. | ||
In other words, it is not a threat to the existence of the people. | ||
Now, it's going to be cataclysmic, catastrophic, whatever you want to call it. | ||
It'll be disastrous. | ||
But people have been through disasters. | ||
Disasters have always happened. | ||
Plagues, famines, wars, tyrants, oppression, you name it. | ||
But once we get snuffed out, we're done. | ||
Keith Woods was telling me about this. | ||
He said that actually a white race could re-emerge if there was enough conflict over resources. | ||
And, uh, selection for certain traits, I'm like, okay, you know, you kind of lost me there. | ||
But, um, you know, but once we're done, we're done. | ||
Once America is taken over by immigrants, these people are never going back, okay? | ||
These immigrants that came to America, they're not going back. | ||
These people that have come to the United Kingdom and France and Germany, they're never going back. | ||
So, or at least not anytime soon without a crazy kind of deal. | ||
Um, The point is, there is a real longevity to this problem. | ||
There's an irreversibility to it, and it's something that threatens the existence of them. | ||
It's like you're shrinking the nations themselves. | ||
The territory, the jurisdiction, the culture, population. | ||
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So... | |
It's not good. | ||
But that doesn't mean that the population shrinking isn't a problem. | ||
But thanks for the big superchats, I really appreciate it. | ||
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What? | |
McGregor set $5. | ||
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I am not! | |
Hey man, I'm really excited to hear you're doing the Ray Pete diet. | ||
Are you eating your carrot salad and oysters or just loading up on ice cream lol? | ||
Love you man. | ||
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Uh, wha- I- I am not! | |
Ugh, I can't believe you'd even say that. | ||
Listen, pal. | ||
First of all, don't try this at home, okay? | ||
I found a diet that works for me, and it's the ice cream, orange juice, and Mexican Coke diet. | ||
So let's get that straight. | ||
I'm not telling people to imitate me, except for when I said that you should eat ice cream every day, which you should, but... Listen, we'll get to that. | ||
We'll get to all that, all right? | ||
In due time, we're... | ||
I'm gradually getting into the diet, alright? | ||
We can't do it all at once. | ||
We start with the ice cream before bed, sugar in the coffee, orange juice. | ||
We'll get to the carrot salad and the oysters and eliminating grains. | ||
We'll get there, okay? | ||
Crab Goblin sent $3. | ||
I can see why Joe is insane. | ||
You are what you eat. | ||
Yeah, pretty messed up diet there. | ||
I don't know what the... | ||
Joe the Boomer's like Jabba the Hutt. | ||
He's like reaching into some, like, bowl of slop and he's just like... You know? | ||
He's like Jabba the Hutt sitting there. | ||
And Brandt is like a Twi'lek. | ||
Brandt is like a Twi'lek slave. | ||
And Joe the Boomer is just sitting there in his computer chair with his bathrobe, sticking his hand in some bowl of mush. | ||
And I show up, and I'm like, I'm a Jedi. | ||
He draws me into the Rancor pit. | ||
You have a show, he says? | ||
I'm like, I'm Nicholas J. Fwentz's host of America First. | ||
he's like you have a show so yeah Pretty, uh... | ||
Pretty rough situation there with Joe the Boomer. | ||
His insanity is getting out of control. | ||
Oh, here we go. | ||
Joe the Boomer sent $3. | ||
Really looking forward to Brandt's return to streaming. | ||
Literally cannot wait. | ||
He must return. | ||
Don't let them kill me. | ||
Brandt, please interweave. | ||
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There you go. | |
Hey. | ||
Me neither. | ||
Yeah, we love Brandt. | ||
Gotta love it. | ||
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Gotta love old Joe. | |
Sounds good! | ||
Sounds like it's an inspirational trip, right? | ||
Came back, energetic, ready to save our people. | ||
Glad to hear it! | ||
- Side bands, they have swastikas everywhere. | ||
- Nice. | ||
- Girls giga like anime characters when you call them cute. | ||
No trash or homeless. | ||
- Sounds good. | ||
Sounds like it's a inspirational trip, right? | ||
Came back energetic, ready to save our people. | ||
Glad to hear it. | ||
I was enjoying the content, buddy. | ||
Aw, hey, thank you. | ||
Jamal 1776 cent $3. | ||
Hope you had a great weekend. | ||
Thanks for creating Cozytvo7. | ||
God bless you. - Hey, thank you. | ||
God bless you too, buddy. - John Doe cent $5. | ||
How do you deal with Boomer family members who spew the same bullshit CPAC and Fox News spew on a daily basis? | ||
Listen, man, just nod. | ||
Just nod and smile and agree. | ||
I love my parents, but my parents kind of do the same thing a little bit. | ||
My father does a little bit of the same thing. | ||
Because, you know, my father's not, like, totally agree with everything I say on the show. | ||
But, you know, he's vaguely conservative, and he'll say things that he hears on, like, the radio. | ||
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And he'll... | |
Like, when BLM was happening, he was one of those that was saying, like, you know, this BLM and what is the line that they would say about, you know, this BLM organization? | ||
I want to say, how much of that is even going to the black community? | ||
And I'm like, yep, yeah, you're right. | ||
They're so corrupt, you know? | ||
He stopped watching football because he's like, it's too political. | ||
I'm like, yeah, you know, you're right. | ||
It is too political. | ||
So my dad kind of became a boomer. | ||
He was never really very political, but I think everybody is more so now. | ||
And he just became like your prototypical... No, but I love him. | ||
And we love that. | ||
But yeah, you just be nice. | ||
Be nice to your family members, okay? | ||
Be nice to your family. | ||
You don't need to fight with them on politics. | ||
My ass is itching right now. | ||
Hey, thank you. | ||
I can't wait to end the stream and scratch my ass. | ||
Don't you hate that? | ||
Man, I can't wait to get off this stream so I can scratch my ass and pick my nose. | ||
Not in that order. | ||
Hey, what's going on? | ||
Thanks for the super chat. | ||
No, I hate Arby's. | ||
I went there one time and it sucked. | ||
I hate Arby's. | ||
I'll never eat there again. | ||
The problem is it's hot. | ||
It is hot in here. | ||
- Paula sent $3. | ||
Have you had Arby's chicken nuggets? | ||
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Very good. - No, I hate Arby's. | |
I went there one time and it sucked. | ||
I hate Arby's. | ||
I'll never eat there again. | ||
The problem is it's hot. | ||
It is hot in here. | ||
So my whole area is sweaty. | ||
I'm sweating. | ||
My balls are sweating right now You know, I got to get down there and I Gotta get down there at TCOB. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
That's what sucks. | ||
It gets hot. | ||
It's like 60 degrees today and now it's hot You know, I got to turn the air on That's always the worst doing the show. | ||
I'm sitting here in this chair for two and a half hours. | ||
I Ask it's all hot and itchy Crazy. | ||
You know, that's the hardest part, honestly. | ||
Jake Lloyd's easy. | ||
I wish everyone was easy as you, Jake. | ||
This is a hard part. | ||
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Yeah, that's a tough watch. | |
Great movie, though. | ||
Great movie. | ||
I'm excited for the sequel. | ||
Very funny. | ||
- Dead elephant grow, I percent $3. | ||
Don't be so hard on Jake Lloyd. | ||
His life has been spiraling out of control ever since "The Phantom Menace" came out. | ||
- Well done. - Zoomer will send $5. | ||
Is there any truth to the Alex Jones line that Hitler was on drugs and into the occult? - There's a lot of debate on this. | ||
He was on drugs, and there were people in the Nazi regime that were into the occult, but he wasn't one of the main ones. | ||
I believe the main one pushing the occult was Himmler. | ||
He was very into the occult. | ||
and I think Goebbels. | ||
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But I'm not, I'm not, listen, I'm not a Nazi specialist, okay? - Chuggers sent $5. | |
At this point the dissident right has divided into your fans, the people who hate on you and the people who pretend to not notice you. | ||
I'm glad to be in the right faction. | ||
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It would certainly be easier. | ||
That is most certainly the case. | ||
But I have a pretty good life. | ||
I am with you until the very end, my king. | ||
For that I apologize if this is out of place, but I do wonder sometimes if your life would be better if you weren't. - It would certainly be easier. | ||
That is most certainly the case, but I have a pretty good life. | ||
I mean, I want to live a life of consequence and it would not be possible to do that if I wasn't telling the truth. | ||
Otherwise, I would be some instrument of some other power, or I would just, worse yet, just be some normie. | ||
So really, you can be a normie, or you can be an instrument of some billionaire, or you can be a truly independent, radical individual. | ||
So... It's a path I've chosen. | ||
And it's not always easy, but it's very rewarding. | ||
And it's the only way that I can live, to be honest with you. | ||
I mean, there are a lot of things that I go through, but I'd rather go through that than suffer the 1,000 deaths of waking up and this charade that people put on. | ||
And I'm not talking about just working, but specifically in this system, where they believe what I believe, and they work in politics, and they just have to bite their tongue and bitch out. | ||
I can't do that. | ||
And it's like Ye said a coward dies a thousand deaths. | ||
I actually think that's an expression I don't know if that he came up with that but but it's true a coward dies a thousand deaths and and in some sense I get cut down constantly by traitors and by journalists and Deplatforming and whatever but I'm in the fight. | ||
I'm on the front lines and get my hands dirty, you know and That's where a guy like me should be. | ||
That's where bright, intelligent, patriotic, God-loving people should be, is on the front lines getting cut up. | ||
Or at least that's... I can handle it. | ||
I can't tell that to other people, but I know that I'm tough. | ||
I know that I can do it. | ||
And that's where I am. | ||
So... So it's not the easiest and it's not, you know, I'm not gonna pretend that every day I wake up and it's the best day ever, but... I enjoy what I do. | ||
I got to meet Ye and Donald Trump and they both love me. | ||
You know what, Ye? | ||
You're gonna love this. | ||
I don't know if I should say this because I don't really want to blow him up. | ||
This is a great story. | ||
You're gonna love this. | ||
So a couple nights ago, during the show, I think it was Friday or Thursday night, Ye texted me during the show and he was talking to somebody and someone said something or other to him where they said, uh, Ye asked them, do you believe in God? | ||
And the person said, um, oh, well, you see, I don't believe in any God per se, but I'm like religious and blah, blah, blah, you know, that kind of hippie thing. | ||
And Ye screenshotted it, circled it, and sent that screenshot to a group chat and said, as Nicholas once said, if you don't believe in Jesus, fuck you. | ||
And I was like, man, that alone is worth the price of admission, okay? | ||
That, like, that, I, like, that's real, hello? | ||
I, this is my life, I'm alive, this is my life now, like, that alone is worth the price of admission for me. | ||
So, I saw that, I was just like grinning ear to ear, I'm like, man, We're saving America! | ||
We got the gang together! | ||
We got the gang together, man! | ||
And we're saving America! | ||
We're talking about the Jewish power. | ||
We're putting Jesus first. | ||
We're coming up with solutions to save America with engineers and chemists and... | ||
It's like the superheroes got together to save the country for Jesus. | ||
What could be better? | ||
And I get to be a part of it. | ||
I get to play a role in it. | ||
It's amazing. | ||
I got to be there at the dinner with Trump and say, listen, Mr. President. | ||
Listen, Mr. President. | ||
Okay? | ||
You gotta keep attacking DeSantis, you know? | ||
So... So yeah, it's all love, man. | ||
I don't regret anything. | ||
I regret nothing. | ||
Aww, don't say that. | ||
I sent $3. | ||
Lowell Brand sharing Joe's food pics. | ||
Lowell looks like he found something to love about Joe. | ||
Being disgusted. | ||
- Don't say that. - Brandon sent $8. | ||
Audio only mode at work, but I love your hair tonight anyway. | ||
- Oh, thanks. - Vince McMahon sent $5. | ||
Let Nick cook nigga. | ||
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Facts. | |
Let a nigga cook, please. | ||
Keckdog sent $3. | ||
Don't let Joe the Boomer cook, please. | ||
Not anymore. | ||
I don't care if Brandt loves it. | ||
Yeah, he cannot cook anymore. | ||
I think he's done with the cooking. | ||
Brandon sent $5. | ||
How's the family lately? | ||
I've been eating lots of ice cream lately. | ||
You just reminded me I have a piece of cake in the fridge and ice cream! | ||
I'm gonna eat that tonight. | ||
Thanks for reminding me. | ||
It just dawned on me. | ||
Big delicious piece of cake and vanilla ice cream. | ||
What could be better than this? | ||
What could be better than this? | ||
And the best part is it's healthy. | ||
And the best part is it's on the diet. | ||
Family's good. | ||
You know, they're chilling. | ||
Globalist Schill sent $5. | ||
The Lord bless you and keep you. | ||
The Lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you. | ||
The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
God bless. | ||
You know, I saw the... Somebody... Somebody sent this to me on Truth Social. | ||
It was the... | ||
It was the reading for Friday, for last Friday, and it's Jeremiah 20 10 to 13. | ||
I was reading that and I felt it was crazy because I rarely check my true social. | ||
Somebody tagged me in it and they posted the reading and it was so on point. | ||
And anyway, so I always appreciate that. | ||
It's always good to hear. | ||
So thank you for that. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Donald E. Rump sent $3. | ||
Fell asleep early on Friday, but caught the replay. | ||
No one understands and explains geopolitics better than NJF. | ||
Hey, thanks, man. | ||
Glad you caught the replay. | ||
Zanya Pol sent $30. | ||
Nick, have you seen the comments on the US Army YouTube channel? | ||
The people are waking up. | ||
No more wars for Israel. | ||
Hey, thank you for the super chat. | ||
I did see that. | ||
Yeah, somebody sent that to me actually and Yeah, but look, people aren't just getting hip. | ||
It's obvious now. | ||
And it's taken six or seven years, but finally the consciousness is rising on these issues. | ||
And do you want to be a part of the problem or the solution? | ||
You know, there's people standing in front of us and saying, we can't go there yet! | ||
And we're like, yes we can! | ||
Get out of our way! | ||
You gotta stand clear! | ||
You don't believe? | ||
Fine, let us do what you think is impossible, you know? | ||
Don't get me wrong. | ||
I love Slavs. | ||
Some of my closest friends are Slavs. | ||
They're great people. | ||
I'm not saying they're not white. | ||
I'm just saying... I don't know if I'm going to marry a Slavic girl. | ||
That's all I'm saying. | ||
That's all I'm saying is... I like Slavs. | ||
I could even be attracted to Slavs as whites. | ||
But... | ||
I just could never... I just gotta marry a Mediterranean girl. | ||
I'm Southern European. | ||
I'm 85% Southern European, 15% Indigenous American. | ||
Well, and I'm Irish also, so what am I? | ||
I'm like, I think 60... because I guess I checked my 23 and me, my grandma on my dad's side is actually like 15% Italian. | ||
So I'm actually like roughly 60-70% Southern European and roughly like 20% Irish or something like that and 10-15% Indigenous American from Mexico. | ||
So it's got to be either a Northern or a Southern European but Eastern European is just not my stock. | ||
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Dead Elephant Grow Iper sent $3. | ||
I have no talent. | ||
Mr. Fuentes has all the talent. | ||
If I'm lucky some of Mr. Fuentes' talents may rub off on me. - No, no, you have talent. - Johnny Bravo sent $3. | ||
Remember the job that the Hoffens campaign had reserved for an AF person and Jake Lloyd took that opportunity long after leaving AF? | ||
I do, yeah. | ||
Let's pretend like that never happened. | ||
Literally got his first normie mainstream job in politics because someone thought they were doing ME a favor. | ||
Go figure. | ||
Listen, pal. | ||
You do whatever you want. | ||
But me? | ||
That's my life. | ||
I didn't choose to be an asexual incel. | ||
That's just the way I was born. | ||
You can do whatever you like. | ||
I know you have a... You know what? | ||
You have a hot girlfriend, to your credit. | ||
Or did. | ||
I don't know what the status is on that, but... | ||
You had a hot girlfriend? | ||
God bless. | ||
Okay, and I wish everybody else that they get their hot girlfriends and marry and everything. | ||
But me, for now, I'm an asexual incel. | ||
But I'm coming around. | ||
I'm getting there. | ||
I think that... | ||
Within a few years, I'll start seriously looking for a wife or something. | ||
Honest to God. | ||
Because I'm just getting old. | ||
I'm getting fucking old. | ||
I'm gonna be 25 this year. | ||
I want to be married by 30, I think. | ||
So, I'm gonna get more serious. | ||
As time goes on, I'm gonna get more serious about it with the goal of being married by 30. | ||
Of course, I want my wife to be 18. | ||
Excuse me, I said 18. | ||
I said 18. | ||
You know, I want to get married before 30. | ||
Wife will be 18. | ||
We'll say a maximum of something like, I don't know, 19. | ||
And that's the goal. | ||
That's the goal! | ||
Hooray for me. | ||
That's gonna be great. | ||
I'm gonna have a very trad wedding. | ||
It's gonna be very small, in a church. | ||
It's gonna be very low-key. | ||
That's not gonna happen. | ||
I know my mom's gonna want a big fucking Italian wedding. | ||
She's going to want to play all the hits. | ||
She's going to want to play Donna Summers and all that. | ||
And invite all the, you know, all the neighborhood people. | ||
I don't want... I'm very self-conscious about that. | ||
I'm very self-conscious. | ||
I don't want to do... I don't want to perform that for an audience of my peers like... | ||
You know, sitting there. | ||
I've been to these weddings and they're like, you know, I just love you so much. | ||
I love you so much. | ||
Oh my god, when I first saw you and I'm thinking you're right. | ||
Like the idea, like I couldn't even bring myself to say that in private, let alone in front of everybody. | ||
All this crying and speeches and dancing and I'll go for the food. | ||
You gotta say hi to everybody! | ||
Hi! | ||
Thank you for coming! | ||
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Hi! | |
Thank you for coming! | ||
All this tedium, please. | ||
I, wait a second, it's so funny. | ||
I do that at my events. | ||
I didn't even, I literally do that at my events. | ||
Every single person that comes, I say, hey, thank you so much for coming. | ||
But the thought of like doing it to my family for some reason is like, no way. | ||
The thought of like, you want to know why? | ||
Because it feels forced. | ||
When I'm at my event, it's like, no, really, thank you so much for coming. | ||
When I, when it's a family function, it's like, hey, we all know this is obligatory. | ||
We all know we all have to be here, okay? | ||
We pay for the fucking wedding, you pay for the wedding gift, you go to my wedding, I go to your kid's wedding, it's all- we all know how this goes, okay? | ||
Not that I don't love them, not that I don't love seeing them, but I don't- I don't like how it just feels like this big thing, you know? | ||
Anyway. | ||
So I got some hang-ups, but we'll- we'll have to get over that. | ||
I got my son! | ||
I don't really know anything about him. | ||
He's not one of the main guys. | ||
is obviously green-lit as he defends BAP and Zionism. | ||
I'm admittedly curious what you think of him though as he claims to be Catholic. | ||
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Did you ever interact with him? - I don't really know anything about him. | |
He's not one of the main guys. - Johnny Bravo sent $3. | ||
I'm feeling bad for Pearlie. | ||
She comes across as this innocent and curious girl who's stumbled onto something beyond her capacity to handle. | ||
Not everyone can handle the pressure of the dissident red pill. - I tried to tell her I'm trouble. | ||
I said, listen, listen, girly. | ||
Pearly, is that your name? | ||
I said, you don't want any part of this. | ||
You don't understand. | ||
I'm trouble. | ||
She's like, no, you're not trouble. | ||
You seem like a kind person. | ||
No, you don't understand. | ||
You don't want anything to do with a guy like me. | ||
I'm bad news. | ||
You want to get as far away from me as you can. | ||
I like that song, Runaway. | ||
Run away as fast as you can, girl, because I'm trouble. | ||
But seriously, but unironically though, is that not true? | ||
I honestly get to say that. | ||
That's so cool about my life, is that I get to unironically say that. | ||
Because a lot of people would say that to sound cool, but that's just true. | ||
I get to talk to strangers and say, ah, listen, you don't want anything to do with me. | ||
You know, it was great meeting you. | ||
You don't even want to know who I am, okay? | ||
Because I encounter people and I'm like the number one white nationalist in America. | ||
Like the number one anti-semi-white nationalist whatever in America. | ||
I say that's what they call me, you know. | ||
So when I'm just like hanging out, I'm at McDonald's, I go wherever, and if anybody strikes up a conversation it's like, hey listen, you know, you don't want anything to do with me, okay? | ||
You don't want to know what I'm about. | ||
I'm bad news. | ||
You don't want any part of the- But you seem so good! | ||
You seem so good! | ||
You seem like such a good man! | ||
No, no! | ||
You don't understand! | ||
You gotta let go of me! | ||
Let go! | ||
You don't know what you're getting into, I... I know. | ||
But you gotta trust me, okay, kid? | ||
I grab her. | ||
I grab Pearlie by the cheek. | ||
I say, hey, chin up, kid. | ||
Chin up, kid. | ||
You're too beautiful to cry. | ||
I gotta go now. | ||
Then I depart. | ||
Hey, listen up, kid. | ||
You take care of yourself, alright? | ||
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I have to go now. | |
It's time for me to go. | ||
Don't follow me. | ||
That's so me. | ||
And that's me! | ||
That's my life! | ||
You know, I'm like mysterious. | ||
I'm rich. | ||
I like have cool friends. | ||
I have like street cred Some people recognize me and be it's like in that it's like that scene and coming to America when they recognize Eddie Murphy at the At the basketball game and they're like the king of Zamunda, you know, they're like, whoa, who are you? | ||
It's like I go hang out sometimes people want to attack me and some people are like oh i'm your biggest fan you changed my life so i'm like i'm like this mysterious guy kind of cool kind of cool vince mcmahon sent five dollars what up my nigga hey what up nigga mike van sent three dollars in your ice cream diet what is the best flavor you've eaten well my favorite ice cream was when i was in la | ||
And they had this cinnamon snickerdoodle gelato at this place. | ||
So... I know it sounds super gay, but it was so good. | ||
Cinnamon snickerdoodle gelato. | ||
To die for. | ||
I think that's the best ice cream I've ever had. | ||
Hide Caps sent $5. | ||
Thanks for the great content, Nick. | ||
Love you. | ||
Hey, thanks a lot. | ||
Love you, too. | ||
Oh, this guy sent, like, four duplicates of $100 Super Chats. | ||
I gotta refund these. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
He's gonna be pissed. | ||
He's gonna be pissed if I don't refund those, I think. | ||
Yeah, careful with the button. | ||
Don't send a $100 Super Chat three times. | ||
Well, unless you intend to, of course. | ||
Otherwise, you know, click away. | ||
But, let's see. | ||
Hey, thank you so much for the big super chats. | ||
I really appreciate it, man. | ||
Thank you for your answers. | ||
Hey, thank you so much for the big super chats. | ||
I really appreciate it, man. | ||
Jews stay killing Christ sent $3. | ||
I think the mugshot extortion industry is completely Jewish and a way to punish the goy without the hassle of a fake trial. | ||
A Trump mugshot would represent part of the soul of the country. | ||
No, dude, it's a good thing. | ||
Okay, just trust me on that, alright? | ||
All right. | ||
Johnny Bravo sent $3. | ||
Sometimes I wonder what's your secret for getting along with siblings with polar opposite political views. | ||
My sister likes to bait me into these heated debates. | ||
I'm starting to learn to ignore her. | ||
Well, we're twins, you know, so we just we love each other. | ||
When you're a twin, you're kind of now. | ||
I don't know because I don't have other siblings, but we have like a different kind of connection because we were literally in the womb together. | ||
So it's kind of just, there's nothing that could really get between us like that. | ||
So I Don't know maybe we were just raised right or maybe it's that we're twins, but we just have we just have a good connection Hey! | ||
Wow! | ||
Another return! | ||
Wow, two big returns. | ||
Modern Monarchist and Jews Stay Killing Christ. | ||
What a crazy night. | ||
Good to see you, buddy. | ||
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Really? | |
I didn't know that. | ||
- Bigglobe sent $3. | ||
You were talking about the Red Scare Girls Dasha Nechrasova converted to Catholicism last year. - I didn't know that, good for her. - Bigglobe sent $4. | ||
It sucks. | ||
work in an office with two women in their 50s, they always got the space heater cranked up and my scrotum is drenched in sweat after like an hour being there. | ||
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I know that itchy balls life too well. - You know, man, you know how it is. | |
It sucks. | ||
But this is what we have to do. | ||
Okay, let's take a look at the cozy superchats we got. | ||
If you see this, Your Epic has 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 superchats. | ||
I'll read them all together. | ||
Hey, thanks for starting the stream earlier! | ||
You're welcome. | ||
I'm gonna try and make it a habit. | ||
The whole exalted man concept seems very Jewish to me. | ||
How can God be an exalted man? | ||
Man is sinful. | ||
Do Mormons really think God was in a fallen state? | ||
Really? | ||
Blasphemy. | ||
I agree with that, yeah. | ||
I don't believe in that idea. | ||
He's God and man. | ||
Thoughts on LeafyIsHere? | ||
Seems based, but I've never talked to him, so... | ||
People like to mold Christianity into the way they see it and not God's vision. | ||
You cannot substitute sin. | ||
You cannot say X sin is banned. | ||
I would never do that. | ||
While cursing in the same breath, picking up your cross means hating all sin. | ||
Well said. | ||
He says goodnight. | ||
Then he comes back and says, what up with Jake Lloyd Colleger trying to mine coal with a stick? | ||
Why does he even need coal anyway? | ||
Just scroll through your tweets. | ||
Well done. | ||
Well done, sir. | ||
Thank you for you and the internet. | ||
Thanks for the superchats. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Dweeby says, Go Nick! | ||
Then he says, Wishing you well. | ||
Helping out. | ||
Hey, thanks a lot for the superchats, man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Dalton says, Love you, man. | ||
Hey! | ||
Love you too, Dalton. | ||
I gotta give you a call. | ||
I meant to call you over the weekend, but I got busy. | ||
I'll give you a call this week. | ||
But thanks, buddy. | ||
Love you too. | ||
Do we love the clod? | ||
Listen, though. | ||
Claude. | ||
Claude Head. | ||
We gotta have a little bit of an intervention here, okay? | ||
The hair, man. | ||
Let's just return to tradition. | ||
Let's just get some brown hair. | ||
Let's just get some brown hair cut short. | ||
Okay, alright. | ||
I tried to strike- I thought we agreed at Fuentes Rally. | ||
Me and Dalton's life at Fuentes Rally, we're like, come on Dalton, get a haircut, get a haircut. | ||
And then he dyes his hair blonde. | ||
We're like, buddy, come on now. | ||
Now listen, I like it. | ||
It's sort of like iconoclastic. | ||
It's a little different. | ||
But Claude. | ||
Come on Claude! | ||
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Come on Claude! | |
I do like it. | ||
He's bold. | ||
He's not afraid of what people think. | ||
You're so confident. | ||
I see Dalton. | ||
I'm like, Dalton, you're so confident. | ||
I love your confidence. | ||
Is that okay? | ||
Is that, don't hate me. | ||
Don't, are you mad? | ||
Am I okay? | ||
Don't be mad at me. | ||
No, but we love, do we love Dalton Clodfelter? | ||
I love this guy. | ||
He's a good man. | ||
I love his family. | ||
We love Tyler. | ||
But I'm not, I, you know, I don't like the blonde Clod. | ||
I want, I want a brunette Clod. | ||
Let's get a brown-haired Claude. | ||
That's my preference, anyway. | ||
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But we love him. | |
He's been making some good content. | ||
He says, Keck, never. | ||
Love you, dude. | ||
Okay, love you too, buddy. | ||
My man, Dalton! | ||
We got some stuff to talk about, my friend. | ||
Okay, let's see. | ||
Johnny Bravo sent $3. | ||
There appears that this ex-homosexual who's scheduled to be on the TimCast show to talk shit about you. | ||
My only question is, is Tim going to allow you on his How to Defend Yourself? | ||
We'll see. | ||
Who's going on TimCast? | ||
I didn't see. | ||
I haven't heard about that, but yeah, we'll see. | ||
Greasy growiper sent $3. | ||
A small wedding? | ||
How is it supposed to be small when all the growipers are there? | ||
They're not gonna all be there. | ||
There's gonna be no, well, there'll be some growipers there, but not a lot. | ||
Aquarium growiper sent $50. | ||
Hey! | ||
Since people are making returns high. | ||
Hey, what's going on? | ||
Good to hear from you, aquarium growiper. | ||
I haven't heard from this guy in a minute. | ||
What's up, buddy? | ||
Hope you're doing all right. | ||
One of these days, you gotta come out and set up the America First Aquarium. | ||
You know, once we get the office set up, okay? | ||
Once we get the new studio, you gotta come by and build a shark tank. | ||
We're still... I still want that to happen, okay? | ||
Okay! | ||
All right! | ||
That's our last Super Chat. | ||
I gotta eat my ice cream before bed, okay? | ||
So I gotta go... | ||
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I will see you tomorrow. | ||
Until then, have a great rest of your evening. | ||
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It's going to be only America first! | ||
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