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Thank you. | |
Thank you. | ||
You're watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas Chafewentis. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Thursday. | ||
We have a lot to talk about tonight. | ||
Lots to get into. | ||
Big show. | ||
It's actually a pretty slow news day again, but that's okay. | ||
We still have things to cover. | ||
And our featured story tonight is about BuzzFeed News, which is now officially closed. | ||
And in case you don't know, BuzzFeed is a subsidiary of the Huffington Post. | ||
So BuzzFeed will remain open, BuzzFeed News will close, and some of the employees that work there will be reallocated now to the Huffington Post. | ||
But it's still a pretty big win, because BuzzFeed News is terrible. | ||
And they're saying that Vice could be next. | ||
So stay tuned. | ||
We'll talk about that. | ||
We'll also be talking tonight about Hunter Biden and an IRS agent who may be coming forward soon to blow the whistle on potential conflict of interest in the ongoing investigation into Hunter Biden by the government. | ||
And we'll see what comes out of that. | ||
Surely it's going to be a really big deal that is going to matter in an important way. | ||
We'll talk about that too. | ||
I don't really care about Hunter Biden, to be honest with you. | ||
Because it's really just beside the point. | ||
Are we really gonna pretend like if Joe Biden got impeached that anything would change? | ||
The media is the same. | ||
Hollywood's the same. | ||
The universities are the same. | ||
The whole system is the same. | ||
And they would just get somebody else to run it. | ||
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So... | |
The quid pro quo that goes on in these political families is literally the minimum. | ||
That's what you have for openers. | ||
And quite honestly, if the country was working, that would be like an acceptable level of corruption. | ||
Really? | ||
Like a million dollars for the son of the head of state? | ||
That's like not a big deal. | ||
If that's the worst corruption you have, you're in pretty good shape. | ||
But it goes much deeper than that. | ||
So, I don't really care about Hunter Biden and this tit-for-tat stuff. | ||
I don't care. | ||
This is nothing. | ||
We want blood, okay? | ||
We want, not literally, but we want these people in jail. | ||
We want all of them in jail. | ||
Hunter Biden's the least of our problems. | ||
He's not even in power. | ||
So, we'll talk about it anyway. | ||
I don't want to, but you know what? | ||
There's literally nothing else happening. | ||
So, we'll cover that. | ||
Should be a pretty good show. | ||
Before we get into that, though, I want to remind you to smash the follow button here on Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
Also, follow me on Gab Telegram, True Social, and Rumble. | ||
Links are down below. | ||
What else? | ||
That's it. | ||
That's all I got for ya. | ||
I apologize, I'm coming to you live so late. | ||
I was gonna start at 9 o'clock, but then I just procrastinated for six hours, so... I'm here doing the show anyway, 3 a.m. | ||
I think tomorrow I'm gonna cancel the show. | ||
Or I'll go live at 9 o'clock, I'm not really sure. | ||
One or the other. | ||
But yeah, I apologize. | ||
Couple of nights. | ||
It's just gotten crazy late. | ||
Well, I was actually gonna do the show at a decent time, but then I talked to Smiley. | ||
I put him on blast again on Telegram. | ||
You know what? | ||
He's going around on Twitter, and we've resolved it now, but he's going around on Twitter with all this criticism of me. | ||
And he's hanging out with all these people who it's their life's mission to destroy me. | ||
And he's saying, hey guys, appreciate the support. | ||
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Hey! | |
Oh, I appreciate all your support. | ||
It's like, hey! | ||
These people, it's their life's mission to destroy me! | ||
Thanks for the support? | ||
Seriously? | ||
And with the criticism, he's like, you know, you can be critical of Nick's approach. | ||
Hey! | ||
I'm sorry, but you send nudes to a guy six years ago, now that's my problem. | ||
You know, now this is ammunition for the Jews and everybody else to ruin my life. | ||
And now you're being critical? | ||
I think that's the last thing that we need to be at this juncture, is critical of me. | ||
So I lit him up on my telegram and I said, you know what? | ||
Too far. | ||
So I left one of the posts up and I took down a couple others and I reached out and I said, you know what, listen man, and I just leveled with him and I said, look, I said, let's cut the shit. | ||
I said, you sent a nude photograph or photographs to a guy six years ago. | ||
I said, let's just call it what it is. | ||
That's what happened. | ||
I said, so, Not only that, but then you go to the King Pedo Jew Milo and tell him about it, and now I'm being accused of horrific things. | ||
I said, so you need to understand where I'm coming from here. | ||
That's not right. | ||
You shouldn't be doing this. | ||
And so I leveled with him a little bit, and he understands where I'm coming from, and so we talked it out a little bit. | ||
So that went on for a little while. | ||
And then I go looking for stories and there's nothing going on. | ||
You know, so I got a lot going on here. | ||
The old smiley situation. | ||
Yeah, how about that? | ||
But I talk to him and we're good now and people can stop bullying him. | ||
The thing is, I don't want people to pick on the guy. | ||
I actually like the guy. | ||
I think he's funny. | ||
I think he's a smart guy. | ||
But I do think he's being a little bit dramatic. | ||
When he says things like, I need to take time to heal, it's like you sent dick pics to a guy six years ago. | ||
What do you mean? | ||
And here's the other thing. | ||
I said this in a group chat the other day. | ||
I said when I was in high school, call me old fashioned. | ||
But when I was in high school and girls were sending nudes to guys, we didn't call them victims. | ||
We just called them sluts. | ||
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You know? | |
Oh, terrible, horrible! | ||
But I said, look, like, can we be honest? | ||
Can we just stop? | ||
Can we stop the drama? | ||
I need to take time away to heal. | ||
I'm like, really, bro? | ||
Let's just call it what it is. | ||
Anyway, so I don't mean to get all back into that, but this whole thing over the last week, it's just like, oh, brother, give me a break. | ||
And Lance Videos. | ||
Unbelievable. | ||
So anyways, I was dealing with that again and I... The guy just keeps coming back and coming back and it's... One day he's coming on Ralph. | ||
The next day, actually, I hate Ralph. | ||
Then he goes on. | ||
Then he goes, I should have never went on Ralph. | ||
Then he says, AF Innocent. | ||
Then he says, but we could be critical. | ||
It's like, alright. | ||
Okay. | ||
I think we got the picture. | ||
Alright, I think we get the idea. | ||
Okay? | ||
So, anyway. | ||
So I was doing a little back and forth with that, and now I'm doing the show. | ||
But that's it. | ||
The other thing I want to talk about tonight, now this isn't like a whole big news story, but I saw this tweet from Turning Point USA today. | ||
It just keeps getting better all the time. | ||
And you know there's this ongoing controversy with Bud Light, where Bud Light selected Dylan Mulvaney, who is now the most famous tranny in America, to be their spokesperson or sponsor, promotional person. | ||
And actually, to their credit, conservatives have been doing a good job. | ||
This boycott is massive and they've done real damage and they forced Bud Light to retract and issue a statement and I actually like it. | ||
I said the other day that it's pretty insufficient, it's pretty sad that the only thing conservatives can do is, like, stop buying beer. | ||
Like, that's all they could be bothered to do. | ||
But, I still like it. | ||
Anyway, this should be the easiest thing in the world. | ||
How does it get easier? | ||
You have trannies which, and I said this the other week, the reason that it's easy, the reason it's low-hanging fruit to oppose transgenderism specifically Compared to homosexuality or feminism or the other social revolution items, is that transgenderism is something that triggers our disgust response, maybe more than anything. | ||
It's just unnatural to see a guy, a big, gawky, sweaty, hairy guy, Uh, in lipstick and a dress. | ||
It disgusts us involuntarily. | ||
That's our primitive, natural response. | ||
And everybody gets that. | ||
And it's also the furthest extent of the social revolution, too. | ||
It's the front line. | ||
So it's the easiest thing to oppose. | ||
Turning Point USA, they're the biggest conservative group on the college campus in America. | ||
They're actually more right-wing than most of the groups, like I would say they're more right-wing than Young America's Foundation or Young Americans for Liberty. | ||
And they get set up with the Home Run here, which is a very easy issue to be socially conservative on. | ||
It's popular, it's mainstream, it hasn't been cemented yet in the public consciousness. | ||
And they have actually more leeway than other conservative groups because they're the Trump group. | ||
And they put out a tweet on this today and they say that the problem with Dylan Mulvaney being the spokesperson for Bud Light is that he doesn't drink beer and doesn't watch March Madness. | ||
I put it on my telegram. | ||
I think Brandt did a quote tweet about it. | ||
I'll pull it up. | ||
Turning Point USA says, remember when Budweiser hired somebody who doesn't drink beer or know what March Madness is to spit in the face of their customers? | ||
And it's like, really? | ||
The problem with Dylan Mulvaney is that he doesn't drink the beer and doesn't watch sports? | ||
It's not that he's a guy pretending to be a girl? | ||
Seriously? | ||
That's the most Turning Point can say about it? | ||
What? | ||
It's amazing. | ||
And I remember a time maybe two or three years ago when Charlie Kirk started to talk about anti-white hatred and a lot of people were saying, see? | ||
Charlie Kirk changed. | ||
He's a good guy now. | ||
All these guys are now on our side. | ||
And I said, not so fast. | ||
They could give you a throwaway line on the podcast. | ||
They could go on the show and they could give a remark They can tell which way the wind is blowing and so they can placate an audience which is far more conservative than they are by saying the right thing once or twice on their podcast. | ||
I said, but pay attention to the institution. | ||
Pay attention to what Turning Point's putting out. | ||
That's the $40 million a year organization. | ||
What do they say? | ||
And here we are two years after that, three, four years after Greuper War, You got a guy. | ||
It's like the most unnatural, offensive to look at, disgusting presentation. | ||
It's this big, gawky, flamboyant, effeminate gay guy in a dress and lipstick on the cover of a beer can and they're like, hey remember when Bud Light got a spokesperson that doesn't even drink beer? | ||
DOESN'T DRINK BEER! | ||
I mean, that's just like a joke. | ||
Imagine showing a normal person a picture of Dylan Mulvaney and saying, what's wrong with this picture? | ||
And somebody says, oh, that's a big, gawky gay guy pretending to be a woman. | ||
And the person holding the picture said, no, he doesn't drink beer. | ||
No, he doesn't watch March Madness. | ||
Really? | ||
That's crazy. | ||
And you have to wonder, like, what are we doing? | ||
I saw another tweet today from Rick Grinnell. | ||
And he was quote-tweeting Dave Reboy. | ||
Cursed interaction. | ||
Absolutely cursed interaction on the timeline. | ||
Because Dave Reboy is a freak. | ||
The guy's like 4 feet tall, but he's also on juice. | ||
And he's like 500 pounds. | ||
He looks like a gorilla. | ||
Like he could be Marjorie Greene's husband. | ||
I don't know how it works with mammals. | ||
Is it like spiders where the female's bigger? | ||
I don't know how that works. | ||
I'm not a science guy. | ||
But Dave Reboy and Marjorie Greene could be married because they both look like gorillas. | ||
And anyway, Dave Reboy, freak of nature. | ||
He's like this big. | ||
He's three feet tall. | ||
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But he's jacked because he's on juice. | |
He's also a hardcore Jew Zionist. | ||
He's up with the Tikva Fund and DeSantis and all those characters. | ||
And anyway... | ||
I think he was actually criticizing Trump for being pro-gay or something like that. | ||
I don't remember the details. | ||
And Rick Grenell, who is the gay former ambassador to Germany in the Trump administration, And he was also the Director of National Intelligence in the Trump Administration. | ||
Flamer. | ||
Hardcore, pro-homo, homosexual. | ||
He quote-tweets Dave Reboy and says something like this. | ||
He says, Dave Reboy, you're homophobic, and we grow the party by addition, and would you like it if the log cabin Republicans didn't exist? | ||
You're probably anti-Semitic too. | ||
And in case you don't know, Rick Grinnell is like a top advisor to Donald Trump, and he's on the Trump campaign. | ||
He's right up there with Jason Miller. | ||
And so, I mean I hate to be that guy, because sometimes I get tired of saying it, and I even get tired of hearing it. | ||
But it's like, outside of this show, is there anything that's even just decent? | ||
We're not asking for much here, man. | ||
We're really... I don't think that's a purity spiral. | ||
I really don't think that's a purity spiral. | ||
But on the one side, you've got Daily Wire, which is just hardcore Zionist. | ||
I mean, straight up criminal stuff going on there with Shapiro. | ||
And this guy Jeremy Boring, you remember what happened when Ye started talking about that stuff. | ||
And you see they're in bed with DeSantis and they're in bed with Facebook and Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter. | ||
They're just as bad as they might as well be the FBI, okay? | ||
That's how bad Daily Wire is. | ||
But they're better on the social conservative stuff. | ||
On the other side you got Turning Point and Trump, which are ostensibly linked, and they're taking marching orders from the Log Cabin Republicans and Rick Grenell. | ||
And then in some other dimension, some other side of this room, you have Tim Poole and Mines and Alex Jones and they're hanging out with Blair White and they're talking about how we should have euthanasia And we gotta let the trannies transition because of freedom or something? | ||
And again, I, like, when I say we're the only ones, I am, I, honest to God, I'm not saying that like a promotional, like, buy my product, watch my show, I'm the best. | ||
I mean, I wish that wasn't the case. | ||
I really do. | ||
But you literally look everywhere else, and this is the best we have? | ||
Again, is that a purity spiral? | ||
Trump, can we not have Rick Grenell around? | ||
I mean, this guy sucks! | ||
He's not only a raging homo, but he's like a raging pro-homo homo. | ||
Like, it's not enough. | ||
Peter Thiel is... I mean, he's like a down-low gay guy. | ||
But behind closed doors, he's a raging homo. | ||
Like, that's really influencing his thinking, and he lives a really degenerate life. | ||
But publicly, he's not pushing it. | ||
I don't know how much credit you give to a guy like that, but there is a difference. | ||
He's sort of down low in public. | ||
He's very degenerate in private, but In public, he's down low, doesn't really talk about it, he certainly isn't pushing it very hard. | ||
But Rick Grenell, the point is, it's not to say that's terrific, but it is to say Rick Grenell is not just a raging homo, but he's like, say it loud, say it proud, waving the pride flag, he wants the GOP to be a big pride flag. | ||
Huge supporter of the log cabin Republicans, and Trump had a big event in Mar-a-Lago in November or December for the Log Cabin Republicans. | ||
You remember this? | ||
And that was terrible. | ||
And I know a lot of Trump supporters like to chalk things like that up to a fluke. | ||
But then he got Rick Grinnell going around and he's like the worst of both worlds. | ||
Hardcore shill for the Jews. | ||
Also a pro-homo homo. | ||
And he's like a national security spook. | ||
He's from the intelligence community. | ||
Again, he was the DNI ambassador for Germany. | ||
Ambassador for Germany, that may sound innocuous, but Germany is like one of the big NATO countries. | ||
So to be the ambassador for Germany, you're thoroughly in the national security stuff. | ||
He's also, some say, responsible, almost exclusively, for the extradition of Julian Assange. | ||
So this guy's like the worst of the worst and he's out there wagging the finger at Dave Reboy. | ||
Dave Reboy who's, he's being accused of being anti-semitic. | ||
He's anything but. | ||
He's a hardcore shill in the DeSantis camp. | ||
So you got Trump versus DeSantis guys, Rick Grinnell versus Dave Reboy. | ||
That's our primary. | ||
And then on other sides of this, you got Turning Point, They can't even criticize Dylan Mulvaney for being trans. | ||
They said Budweiser spit in your face by having a sponsor who doesn't even drink beer. | ||
Yeah, and they're trans! | ||
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Okay? | |
Yeah, and they're trans too. | ||
Hello? | ||
I think you forgot about that part. | ||
Budweiser? | ||
They're trying to get you to swallow a sponsor for their beer who doesn't even watch March Madness. | ||
Now what kind of red-blooded American don't watch... He's trans! | ||
He's trans! | ||
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He's wearing lipstick and a dress! | |
He doesn't even watch March Madness. | ||
Really? | ||
From Turning Point. | ||
And that's after the Minds Summit. | ||
Ralph Jones hanging out with Blair White talking about how you should be able to get a transition surgery and then legally kill yourself with euthanasia. | ||
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What? | |
Where? | ||
Where are we supposed... I mean that's like... Come on now. | ||
I'm not asking for people to go out there in a clan hood And throw up a Roman salute and, you know, not like I support that anyway, but you know what I mean. | ||
I'm not asking for people to be neo-Nazis or something, but it's like, hey, hey, can we just not be pro-gay and trans in 2023? | ||
It's like Aiden Ross is more right-wing than Turning Point USA. | ||
Kanye West is more America first than the entire right-wing scene. | ||
Go figure. | ||
So anyway, so I just see this stuff on the timeline and it just gets worse and worse. | ||
This is why it's so important that I hate to always bring it back to me, but but honestly Do you not see this? | ||
Like this is why it's so important That they sideline America first. | ||
Because here I am a guy with a big youth following disproportionately punching above its weight class which is actually a right-wing standard. | ||
And once they push me out of the conversation like on Twitter or at these events like at Turning Point USA or when I get condemned by the RNC it's like this is what is allowed to go on. | ||
And I don't get to go on Tim Pool, or Alex Jones doesn't like me anymore? | ||
Well, okay. | ||
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So... That's just crazy, man. | |
It's nuts. | ||
Where can you... Bronze Age pervert is a Jew? | ||
Like, you look across the board. | ||
I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. | ||
Across the board! | ||
Where's the bright spot? | ||
Trump hosting the Log Cabin Republicans and BFS with pro-gay Rick Grinnell. | ||
They're dogging it out with Ron DeSantis and Dave Reboy and they're taking trips to Israel. | ||
And all that. | ||
Then you take a look at the Tim Pool-Alex Jones deal and they're hanging out with Blair White and they're pro-euthanasia and this. | ||
Bronze Age Perverts, a Yale-graduated Jew, brother of a banker from the Eurasia Group. | ||
Turning Point can't even criticize Dylan Mulvaney. | ||
Tucker says that white identity is evil and that he's pro-gay marriage and he doesn't know if there's actually a heaven and his dad's a spook. | ||
I'm not being picky. | ||
Am I being picky? | ||
That all seems like pretty valid critique. | ||
Anyway, so I just had to throw that out there. | ||
It's like I see this stuff and I'm like, come on man! | ||
What's going on? | ||
Is there anybody in this country that's like right-wing? | ||
Is there literally anybody in this country besides me and like anyone who knows me or that I know that is even right-wing at all? | ||
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Hmm? | |
So anyway, so that's that. | ||
But I want to move on. | ||
I want to get into the news. | ||
I don't mean to go nuts on you, but... What in the world? | ||
The turning point thing is just so insane to me. | ||
Like the way they say that like we're gonna we're like what is my reaction to that information supposed to be? | ||
They say remember when Bud Light spat in the face of their consumers by selecting a sponsor that doesn't even drink beer? | ||
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Dylan Mulvaney. | |
Cause that would be, that's the first thing that comes to, when I think of like problems with Dylan Mulvaney being the sponsor for Bud Light, that's the first thing that comes to mind. | ||
He can't be the sponsor for Bud Light. | ||
He doesn't even drink beer! | ||
What? | ||
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Come on, man. | |
Seriously? | ||
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You know, it's too much for me. | |
And Rick Grinnell. | ||
The Rick Grinnell thing was so funny. | ||
Because he just slides in there, he's like, you're homophobic. | ||
Oh and I bet you're anti-semitic too. | ||
These people, they're not even kidding. | ||
I saw a tweet also. | ||
From one of these anti-Semitism monitoring groups called Stop Anti-Semitism, Joe Biden put out a statement yesterday for Holocaust Remembrance Day. | ||
There was a second Holocaust Remembrance Day so far this year. | ||
And he said something like, you know, Happy Holocaust Remembrance Day to all the Jews that got killed and everybody else that got killed. | ||
And this group, Stop Antisemitism, they put out a tweet and said, Holocaust Remembrance Day is about the Jewish lives that were taken. | ||
What? | ||
Stuff like that, it's like gaslighting. | ||
Because I say this stuff and then my life is destroyed for saying it like I'm wrong and then you see this and it's so obviously like crazy. | ||
Do you know what I mean? | ||
Like I see that and obviously I can point out the bizarre logic there. | ||
Which is what? | ||
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What? | |
that this was supposed to be uniquely the worst event in human history, but there's only one group of people whose lives that were lost are worth talking about? | ||
Like, obviously, there's something wrong with that mentality. | ||
I've been talking about it my whole career, and I can't have a bank account because of it. | ||
What? | ||
Anyway, I don't mean to throw that all on y'all at once, but, like, this is what Twitter looks like without Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
This is what it looks like without Kruipers. | ||
It's crazy. | ||
And it's actually a nice segue. | ||
I'll talk about BuzzFeed first. | ||
Perfect segue. | ||
So our featured story tonight is about BuzzFeed News, which went out of business and they're laying everybody off. | ||
And I'll go ahead and just read you the story here. | ||
BuzzFeed is shutting down BuzzFeed News because it is not able to turn a profit according to a memo that was sent out by the CEO Jonah Peretti on Thursday. | ||
The digital publisher is laying off 15% of its employees or about 180 people across BuzzFeed News and other divisions. | ||
Going forward, BuzzFeed will concentrate its news efforts in a single profitable news organization, Huffington Post, which it acquired from Verizon in 2020. | ||
The company's flagship, BuzzFeed, will remain in place. | ||
He wrote, quote, while layoffs are occurring across nearly every division, we've determined that the company can no longer continue to fund BuzzFeed News as a standalone organization. | ||
BuzzFeed News launched in 2012. | ||
In the memo Peretti said, I made the decision to over invest in BuzzFeed News because I love their work and their mission. | ||
This made me slow to accept that the big platforms would not provide the distribution or financial support required to support premium free journalism purpose built for social media. | ||
He writes, HuffPost is a brand that is profitable with a highly engaged loyal audience that is less dependent on social platforms. | ||
He also wrote, we will bring more innovation to clients in the form of creators, AI, and cultural moments that can only happen across BuzzFeed, Complex, HuffPost, Tasty, and First We Feast, which is I guess all their properties. | ||
Alongside the shutdown of BuzzFeed News, Chief Revenue Officer Edgar Hernandez and COO Christian Baszler are leaving the company. | ||
BuzzFeed President Marcella Martin will also, or rather will assume responsibility for all revenue functions effective immediately. | ||
According to a BuzzFeed representative, there are ongoing discussions about the future of BuzzFeedNews.com, but all of BuzzFeed News work will be preserved and available within the network. | ||
The company is also working to ensure any stories currently in the works from the BuzzFeed News team will be published and promoted on BuzzFeed properties as well. | ||
So BuzzFeed News is gone. | ||
And they're saying now, according to the Wall Street Journal, that Vice and Insider may not be far behind either. | ||
And it's obviously an awesome thing. | ||
BuzzFeed News is garbage and it does nothing but publish garbage. | ||
It's all left-wingers over there. | ||
Famously, Joe Bernstein was responsible for taking down Sam Hyde of Million Dollar Extreme years and years ago. | ||
So, it's unambiguously a win for us. | ||
We love to see journalists get fired. | ||
We love to see these publications blow up. | ||
But to me, the first thing that I thought about when I saw this is... | ||
Here you have these companies like BuzzFeed and Vice and Insider and they really epitomize in the media ecosystem this progressive trash for liberals. | ||
Like I don't think Vice or BuzzFeed News, I don't think there are any better examples of progressive yuppie liberal garbage than those publications. | ||
And they're both not profitable. | ||
They're both going out of business. | ||
At the same time that that's happening, sites like Daily Stormer or like 4chan or like America First In spite of all the censorship, all the banning, like we're literally not permitted to use the social platforms that sites like BuzzFeed and Vice are dependent on and we still make money. | ||
Now obviously we don't have as big of an operation and we don't have as much revenue as a site like BuzzFeed or Vice But doesn't it say something that these are two publications that are promoted like crazy? | ||
They have unfettered access to the platforms, to the banking system, to the financial system. | ||
They've got access to venture capital and investment. | ||
They've got great brands, Vice. | ||
Vice is a huge brand. | ||
They have shows on HBO. | ||
BuzzFeed is a huge brand. | ||
Everybody knows BuzzFeed. | ||
And in spite of all this, cannot become profitable. | ||
Nobody cares. | ||
They go out of business with a whimper. | ||
They just can't get buy-in. | ||
But on the contrary, people like us who were supposed to believe all of this is niche and nobody cares about what we're doing and we're just a few Nazis on the internet or whatever, they literally have to deprive us of access to everything in an unsuccessful attempt to get us to not be profitable or to disappear. | ||
And I think that says something about Maybe where the wind is really blowing, not just in the right wing, but in the country, I said this at AFPAC One, that when we think about what is required for us to win, a lot of people think in terms of elections, because that's the process, and so they think in terms of massive, like a massive movement | ||
That will rally 25% of the American population, which would be, what, 70 million people, or something like that? | ||
Because we think in terms of elections and we think in terms of democracy, we think in terms of the majority, 50% of the vote or 50% of the population, which would be 175 million people or 80 million people. | ||
But I said at AFPAC one, it's not about a massive movement of 100 million people necessarily, or at least it doesn't start that way. | ||
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The real move, the real mover in a scenario where we enact the changes we want to see, it starts with an elite class of maybe a thousand or ten thousand people. | ||
Extremely competent, extremely motivated, extremely loyal. | ||
And if you've got 10,000 people working as hard as they can, and maybe above average intelligence, with extreme loyalty to the cause, they can change the world. | ||
And so even though you don't have your 50% plus one that people think about, or you don't have your retail politics candidate that's going to rally the suburban mobs and all the other Constituencies are demographics that you need to win an election. | ||
You've got the people that can move. | ||
You've got the people that can do. | ||
And there's something to be said about the fact that for all that the left can command with its massive advantage in media and government and money and all of that, And for all that they can summon women's marchers and BLM, they can't keep BuzzFeed afloat. | ||
They can't keep Vice afloat. | ||
Time and again, they lose to the more motivated, more loyal, more extreme right-wing underground. | ||
And if it wasn't for a completely unfair playing field, Daily Stormer would be thriving in an environment where BuzzFeed isn't. | ||
Doesn't that tell you something? | ||
And think about, that's not even to talk about the other systemic advantages or disadvantages. | ||
That we're called Nazis. | ||
That there's propaganda blasting every day, promoted on social media and unchallenged in the legacy media, which is the print, radio, television. | ||
And all the social proof and prevailing social attitudes about that kind of content. | ||
It's not even to mention those kinds of systemic disadvantages. | ||
Literally, if a guy like Andrew Anglin had access to Cloudflare, social media, and banking, he would have a more profitable, more successful product than BuzzFeed News. | ||
Just if he had the same civil liberties. | ||
Forget about the rest, which is all we had to worry about until three, four, five years ago. | ||
Doesn't that tell you something? | ||
And the same is true in all kinds of other ongoing cultural clashes. | ||
There's another obvious one, which is look at BuzzFeed News and look at Sam Hyde. | ||
I don't know how much money Sam Hyde makes, but you know that he makes a considerable amount of money between Gumroad and his email list and other things. | ||
I think a conservative estimate would say that he's making millions of dollars a year. | ||
And so on the same timeline where once upon a time Joe Bernstein at BuzzFeed News cancelled Sam Hyde with the bullying, cancel tactics, Of the left getting a show pulled on Adult Swim. | ||
Here we are six years later and we've lived to see BuzzFeed News, a major subsidiary of a giant media corporation, go bankrupt while Sam Hyde is now pumping hundreds of thousands of dollars into projects and one of the biggest internet celebrities in the world. | ||
Again, The full weight and power of the left and their uninspired hordes versus the highly motivated, extremely loyal, and ultimately smarter, perhaps you could say blessed, contingent of reactionaries, extreme right-wingers. | ||
That's the white pill in a story like this, which is to say that People tend to overthink what we need to achieve. | ||
All we need are 10,000 hardcore intelligent people and we win. | ||
All we need is for them to do as much as they can. | ||
Do the most. | ||
Develop themselves to their full potential. | ||
Bring on one or two converts each. | ||
And once we take power we could reverse it tomorrow. | ||
The advantage that they think they have is an illusion. | ||
And you see it on days like today. | ||
BuzzFeed News goes under. | ||
It's a matter of time before Vice Folds or Insider, the next one, goes. | ||
And that's all it takes. | ||
It's a little bit going the other way. | ||
So that was my first thought. | ||
I don't think there's a deeper... I don't think there's a deeper significance other than that. | ||
BuzzFeed News is just a bad product. | ||
It's a bad product that's uninspired. | ||
I also gave a speech at American Renaissance in 2018 and I said something like that we would win because we are willing to die. | ||
That's why Christianity has to play such a big role also. | ||
Not least of which because it's true. | ||
Also, But because when you look at us versus the left, and I think increasingly people realize the defining difference is that the left are nihilists and that we are Catholic. | ||
You know, we're believers in God and we have a serious belief in God. | ||
But I said at that speech that we ultimately will prevail because we want it more than they do. | ||
We are willing to die for it. | ||
And it's just... | ||
As the consequences of us being willing to die for it, that we will win. | ||
In other words, you know, we're willing to die for it, and that's, you know, we are willing to die for it, and it's because we're willing to die for it, what we're willing to do because we're willing to die, that will beget our inevitable success. | ||
But as you look across at the other side, and the people at BuzzFeed News, the Joe Bernsteins, the destinies of the world, These are people who fundamentally do not actually care. | ||
Nihilism and apathy go hand in hand. | ||
As much as they like to get charged up and there's this presentation, there's this charade, there's this very tedious act going through the motions, there's this presenting as though they care, they don't really care. | ||
That's not what they really care about. | ||
On a deep level, they're hedonistic. | ||
On a fundamental level. | ||
I'm not talking about what they say they care about or their performative activism. | ||
I'm talking about what do their actions betray. | ||
It's that they really care about themselves. | ||
They're actually very solipsistic. | ||
And so the idea that there's going to be any self-sacrifice, there's going to be any reaching outside, reaching without, there's going to be any kind of giving of oneself fully to something other than themselves, it's impossible. | ||
What would it be? | ||
They are materialist, nihilist, liberals. | ||
They're gonna give themselves for people's right to party or something? | ||
They're gonna give themselves for what? | ||
Pleasure sensors in the brain? | ||
Or whatever? | ||
It's not gonna happen. | ||
On our side, we believe in heaven. | ||
We believe in God. | ||
We don't even... I mean, we're a death cult. | ||
In the sense that if you are Catholic, You believe that we live forever. | ||
We die, but we live forever. | ||
And our whole religion started out with a terrible death. | ||
And so the idea that a true liberal, no matter how much advantage, could step to a true Catholic and win is ridiculous. | ||
I said that for a long time. | ||
It doesn't matter how many of them there are or how much money they have or institutional weight or anything like that. | ||
They don't want it. | ||
They don't care. | ||
They want to live more than they want to see anything happen. | ||
We don't. | ||
And things like this are a good reminder of that. | ||
And this goes to this mentality that a lot of people have, which I'm seeing more and more of, and I've been struggling to find the words to talk about this in an intelligent way. | ||
But I've been seeing this more and more that people are getting the idea that we have just got to start compromising and start playing the big game. | ||
Playing the grand game set up by the Jews. | ||
And I know how that sounds when I say it that way, but people have it in their head, in other words, that we gotta stop telling the truth, stop doubling down, we have to start omitting, we have to start lying, we have to start being quiet, we have to be more sneaky, and more clever, and less bold, and less courageous. | ||
And I think that that's a profound mistake. | ||
I feel like we see what has happened over the last five years, and people are learning the exact opposite lesson. | ||
Which is every stride that we've taken in the right direction has come from somebody that was bold and fearless, and told the truth. | ||
Like Donald Trump, or like Ye, or like Alex Jones, or like Early Tucker, or like the alt-right, or whoever. | ||
And now people are, right when things are finally starting to maybe show signs of turning around, people are starting to tell themselves, well, we better not miss any opportunities. | ||
We better play it smart. | ||
We can't talk about that because we have to carefully manage our image. | ||
It's like these are conversations happening in public. | ||
Do you know how stupid that is? | ||
Do you know how stupid it is to have a conversation in public where a guy is telling another guy, Hey, I know you and I both believe this, but we have to pretend that we don't to trick everyone into thinking that we do. | ||
It's like, do you realize that you're doing that in public? | ||
Do you know how stupid that is? | ||
Do you know how self-defeating that is? | ||
is so i know that i'm extrapolating a lot here from this development but there's a principle at work here which is that buzzfeed news and vice are failing for a reason it's It's junk. | ||
Everyone knows it's junk. | ||
That's why nobody pays for it. | ||
Daily Stormer is gold. | ||
That's why they could be banned from everything and people still support it, because it's good stuff. | ||
And if you believe in the product, if you believe in what you believe in, if you believe in your principles, if you believe you are right, if you believe in the integrity of what you're doing, the integrity of your ideas, the integrity of your values, the integrity of your creation, I don't like the word product but your art, if you believe in the integrity of those things that should be enough. | ||
Any calculation, any calculating that gets in the way of that, any of this jewing that gets in the way that says, well, hang on, if we do it that way, then so-and-so's not going to like us. | ||
That's going to turn people off. | ||
Or if we do it this way, well, we can't monetize. | ||
It corrupts it entirely and it's no longer good and you might as well be Vice or BuzzFeed. | ||
At that point you're just making a better BuzzFeed. | ||
You're making a better Vice. | ||
And there's something deeper going on here which is that people need to get back to doing things that are worth doing for their own sake. | ||
Not because it can propel them through life. | ||
I just am so sick of seeing this. | ||
It's depressing. | ||
That's more depressing. | ||
People say they have a little more success, they make a little bit more scratch, compromising with the system. | ||
And guess what? | ||
You've just joined the ranks of everybody else that's just wheeling and dealing. | ||
And doing these frivolous things that nobody believes in. | ||
Just because. | ||
You know what I'm saying? | ||
I don't know if that just sounds convoluted, but What I mean is when I look at, and I use Daily Stormer as a good example because that's like the most, any one of these really mature people who's got it all figured out would look at that project and say, and would avoid that like the plague. | ||
They would look at that and say, oh that is absolutely radioactive, that is absolutely anti-opportunistic, that is exactly what you don't want to do, that is exactly how you screw your life up. | ||
But you know what? | ||
It's one of the only things that is resisting the world order. | ||
It's one of these only things that refuses to compromise. | ||
It's one of these only things that is actually funny and honest and different and creative. | ||
And it wouldn't exist if Andrew Anglin was thinking like all these other people, like, well, but what about me? | ||
What about my life? | ||
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What if I want to have a family and a job? | |
And I would hate to see a world where nobody does things that are worthwhile if there's not some material advantage. | ||
You think about the great artists or writers that lived their whole lives And their work was obscure until after they died. | ||
And what would happen if they just stopped doing it because they weren't, like, getting ahead, you know? | ||
And the same goes for political leaders or whoever. | ||
People have to stop thinking like that. | ||
People have to really start to... And it's no different than, like, with women. | ||
This idea that if you're pursuing women that they'll be turned off as opposed to if you pursue something else and you're indifferent than the like you. | ||
The same is true with, I feel like, you know, what you might call success or changing the world or whatever. | ||
It's like people should do things for the integrity of the thing in itself, not just because they want to pay their bills or something. | ||
It's not to say that people shouldn't worry about those things, but... I look at the closure of BuzzFeed and Vice... | ||
and the success of other things and it's like we need a world that's full of people doing things because you're worthwhile not making more junk not making more trinkets and garbage and bullshit and nonsense because you know that's what the undiscerning yuppie masses will like or that's what the Jews won't censor | ||
Because ultimately, the system of control that's been enforced, more than it's anti-American or anti-male or anti-white, it's anti-human. | ||
Everything that they're creating is just bad. | ||
It's subtracting the essence of life. | ||
Nowhere do you see more of that than BuzzFeed. | ||
Goodbye. | ||
And we should be making things that are the antithesis and in the spirit of the antithesis of that. | ||
And that should be enough for us. | ||
Worry about doing the right thing. | ||
Worry about doing the thing that you think is right. | ||
And don't worry about the rest. | ||
That's the revolutionary mindset. | ||
It's not even about necessarily right-wing. | ||
The revolutionary mindset is do the right thing. | ||
Do the thing with integrity. | ||
Create the, if it's a comedy sketch like Sam Hyde, or if it's a movie, or if it's an article, or whatever, do the thing that has integrity to it. | ||
So that's that. | ||
But I want to move on. | ||
I want to get into our other story about Hunter Biden. | ||
And by the way, this is a little bit in response to Sam Hyde. | ||
I know he kind of went on a rant the other day with his fish tank thing. | ||
And I like Sam Hyde. | ||
I support him. | ||
He's a huge influence on me. | ||
But it's honestly, it's very sad for me to see that. | ||
And don't get me wrong, I get it. | ||
Like I absolutely understand it. | ||
But I saw a clip the other day where somebody super chatted his stream and they said, hey Sam, are you going to be a free speech absolutist? | ||
Are there going to be rules with the text-to-speech on Fishtank? | ||
And Sam got real mad and said, you're hurting yourself. | ||
Basically, you got to pick your battles. | ||
You know, I'm not going to go out and sabotage myself with this. | ||
And, you know, it's tough for me because I kind of see both sides of it. | ||
I really do. | ||
But I just remember the stuff that I loved him for years ago, which is Million Dollar Extreme, which I thought was so bold and so different and so meaningful and so important in the history of ideas. | ||
Think about me. | ||
I'm such an influential figure and I was in a way created by that art. | ||
And the idea that He would not make things like that anymore and make this content that isn't gonna be transgressive in the same way so it could make money or propel him. | ||
It's just like, I mean, it's all about what you want. | ||
And I get it. | ||
He's at a later stage in his life and he's had to learn a lot of hard lessons and maybe he doesn't want to be that guy. | ||
He doesn't want to be the political guy. | ||
So I'm not knocking him. | ||
I'm not judging him. | ||
I'm in no position to judge at all. | ||
So it's not even a critique. | ||
But I'm just meditating on this that here you have this body of work where there was a time when he was doing it Not for the money, but just he was doing what he thought was funny And he was doing the most outrageous the most offensive the truthful thing with John Mouse and with Charles and with Nick | ||
And he was making this show that, again, it's like I said, it wasn't the biggest show in the world and it wasn't even as big as it became later on at that time. | ||
When it aired on Adult Swim, that was probably when it was least well-known. | ||
It's probably more well-known now than ever. | ||
And at that time it didn't reach a mass audience and it didn't even reach as big of an audience then as it has now but it did reach an audience of people like me and I wonder how many other people like me watched it and were inspired by it and were influenced by it because it was Because it was truly good. | ||
Because there was an integrity to the work. | ||
Contrasted against things like Tim Heidecker and Saturday Night Live, which are piece of shit, sell-out losers that suck and make garbage. | ||
And that was just like... a breath of fresh air. | ||
And to see a guy go from making stuff like that, the so-called breath of fresh air, that inspires and influences and illuminates. | ||
And then to see him kind of, and again, I'm not knocking it. | ||
But to see him sort of in a very personal way, you can tell that he's stressed about this. | ||
For him to reprimand the super chatter and say, hey, you're hurting, I'm not mad at you, I'm mad for you, you're hurting yourself, talking about free speech absolutism, you're going to ruin your life. | ||
It's like, is that how you see it? | ||
Is that what... | ||
Do you see Million Dollar Extreme as ruining your life? | ||
Was that the implication? | ||
I think everybody who's been in this scene comes to that fork in the road. | ||
You step foot into this area, you step foot over the line, so to speak, you get cancelled, you enter the pain box, and there's a question which is, are you going to keep going? | ||
Are you going to stay there? | ||
Are you going to double down? | ||
Are you going to take a step back and try and rebuild? | ||
Try and put it back together? | ||
And it's a personal choice, and everybody has to make it, and they have to answer for themselves. | ||
Nobody can judge, I don't think. | ||
and I'm clearly somebody that doubled down among other people and he's clearly somebody and I don't know what the play is I you know I don't know what's on his heart but he's clearly somebody who took a step back and said oops you know I shouldn't have done that I don't like all the fallout that happened it was it was not wise it wasn't mature something like that and it's like so I | ||
You know, again, it goes back to, you know, you made something with integrity. | ||
You made something good. | ||
You did the right thing. | ||
You did a good thing, objectively. | ||
Something that was worthwhile doing. | ||
And that was also righteous in the sense that it's, as an artistic expression, it's challenging what's going on. | ||
And I and frankly obviously I disagree with the idea that that's a mistake and that you got to worry about these other things I'm a martyr and You know and I know that he disagrees with that idea and again, I'm not it's not critical and | ||
because it's everybody has their life to live and they've got to pay for their own decisions so it's not my place and he's older than me also so it's also out of place for somebody who's in it in the same way and in a higher level and for longer it's not a place for a younger guy like me to say hey you know you should I know better or whatever but I'm just thinking aloud here and I talked a little bit about it with some friends today And I am conflicted. | ||
But... Part of me feels like... Part of me gets it, but on the other hand, part of me is like, it wasn't a mistake to make Million Dollar Extreme. | ||
It's not a mistake to do Daily Stormer. | ||
It's not a mistake to say you love Hitler on Infowars. | ||
It's not a mistake to say they're bringing drugs, crime, and rapists. | ||
They're not mistakes, okay? | ||
So... | ||
So anyway so that that's I don't know if that's even related but that's that's what I think about when I see BuzzFeed going out of business it's like as it should it should go out of business and things like Sam Hyde and Anglin and yay should go on and there should be more of it but that's that okay I want to move on we're probably just gonna go right into the super chats I don't even really want to talk about the Hunter Biden story so we're just not gonna | ||
I'll just get on into the super chats because I'm hungry and I gotta order I'm actually gonna order McDonald's right now because if I don't do it right this second they're gonna stop serving dinner and then I'll have to get a sausage McMuffin or whatever so let me let me real quick let me I know this is very unprofessional but if I don't do it | ||
I'm not gonna get my Big Mac so let me just so just bear with me here let me let me do this nobody's watching night anyway cuz it's 4 a.m. | ||
so let me just order my Big Mac and then I will get into the super chats I have to cuz otherwise that that breakfast menu comes fast it comes at you fast And then you're done you're eating a sausage. | ||
Oh wait, but it's well Well, it's not lent And it's not you know, it's not the morning yet. | ||
Okay, so I'll just not even eat the whole day once I wake up. | ||
I Had a salad today anyway had a big salad Let's do this. | ||
Let's do a hamburger. | ||
I'm going to do a medium fry I have a little bit of a medium fry and it's I ordered the new McFlurry, the strawberry shortcake, and you know what they gave me? | ||
They gave me a caramel frappe instead, because I guess ice cream machine broke. | ||
Of course, like always. | ||
So I ordered that and they must have substituted it without telling me because they sent me this caramel frappe drink. | ||
You know, it's okay, I guess. | ||
But I'm not gonna, I was getting ready to go to bed. | ||
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I'm not gonna drink coffee. | |
Where's the fries? | ||
No fries on the menu? | ||
What's going on with this? | ||
Seriously? | ||
No fries? | ||
You know what, man? | ||
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This is a load of... This is something. | |
No fries? | ||
How are you gonna eat McDonald's without fries? | ||
Unbelievable. | ||
These McDonald's are a real hit or miss. | ||
Sometimes they just don't have certain menu items, like... What are we doing? | ||
What am I supposed to eat here? | ||
You know what I'll get instead of fries? | ||
Maybe I'll just do four piece nuggets. | ||
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No fries. | |
That's why you go! | ||
But you know what it is? | ||
They turn off all their their stuff at 3 a.m. | ||
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They really shouldn't do that. | |
All right, let me let me I know this is taking a lot longer than I anticipated here. | ||
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Let me get these nuggets. | |
The sprawling menu. | ||
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To a six-piece nuggets. | |
Tangy barbecue sauce. | ||
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Boom. | |
Okay. | ||
And I got Pepsi. | ||
Alright. | ||
Okay. | ||
Alright. | ||
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That's it. | |
Now let me take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
This show better be over by the time this gets here. | ||
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I'm gonna be pissed. | |
All right, let's put that there. | ||
Let's keep an eye on that. | ||
All right. | ||
Okay. | ||
Sorry about that. | ||
My apologies. | ||
I apologize. I apologize. I apologize. | ||
This is from yesterday. | ||
I already covered that one. | ||
Whoops! | ||
Whoa! | ||
Time sent $10. | ||
The TikTok things just some. | ||
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Whoops. | |
Whoa. | ||
Hater time sent $10. | ||
The TikTok things just cements the idea that businesses have to make deals with the Democratic Party apparatus because failure to do so results in real consequences. | ||
There is no such pressure to consider or assuage Republicans legislators. | ||
Absolutely true. | ||
It's not with the Democrat Party, though. | ||
It's with the American regime. | ||
It's bigger than that. | ||
Andrew sent $3. | ||
Hey, Nick. | ||
I don't remember if this shows as my name or SportsGroiper, but it's me. | ||
I never left, but you're right. | ||
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I did give up. | |
You don't have to be such a bad sport about it. | ||
Wow. | ||
So you still are here. | ||
Wow. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I didn't mean to trash talk you. | ||
I didn't know you were still listening. | ||
Hey, listen. | ||
I don't blame you for giving up. | ||
It was never gonna happen. | ||
You're like, you were never gonna convince me. | ||
Okay? | ||
I hate sports. | ||
More than any of my political convictions, I hate sports. | ||
So, listen. | ||
I run Cozy. | ||
The idea that you would convince me to bring a sports show on, it was just, it wasn't gonna happen. | ||
So it's not giving up, it's just like, you lost. | ||
You don't give up if it's just literally impossible. | ||
If I say that I can fly and I decide not to jump off the Sears Tower, it doesn't mean I gave up. | ||
It means I lost. | ||
I can't fly. | ||
So, don't take it too personally. | ||
It's a sore subject. | ||
It's not your fault. | ||
It's not you, it's me. | ||
That's actually funny. | ||
You know what? | ||
I take it back. | ||
Fuck you. | ||
That's good actually. | ||
That's funny. | ||
Good for you. | ||
put this in the chat. | ||
That's actually funny. | ||
You know what? | ||
I take it back. | ||
Fuck you. | ||
No, that's good actually. | ||
That's funny. | ||
Good for you. | ||
That's a good chat. | ||
Andrew sent $3. | ||
Jokes aside, I don't care what anyone says, you're okay in my book. | ||
You've been a positive influence on me and many others. | ||
Your comments on sports management majors hit alarmingly close to home, though. | ||
Well, hey, thank you. | ||
I'm glad to hear that. | ||
I appreciate you being a good sport about it. | ||
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Sorry! | |
I don't mean any offense, but yeah, look, I was subjected to that in my childhood. | ||
Now it's my turn, okay? | ||
I was subjected to that. | ||
It was tough, okay, not being the sports guy, being the outsider. | ||
But now it's my turn to be a jerk. | ||
I was picked on, I was told I would be the umpire. | ||
That was like, that was such a real imprinting trauma. | ||
You want to talk about healing? | ||
You want to talk about trauma? | ||
Nobody... This is why I'm unsympathetic to Smiley. | ||
Nobody's ever answered for the fact that at the Super Bowl party, when I was 8 years old, and they were picking teams, I said, hey, whose team am I on? | ||
And they said, nobody's. | ||
You're the umpire. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Nobody ever had to apologize for that. | ||
I can't file a police report for that, so... If I can't file a police report for that, I don't want to hear it. | ||
I don't want to hear about your trauma, okay? | ||
You wanna talk about trauma? | ||
You wanna see scars? | ||
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You wanna know how I got these scars? | |
Imagine being told, you're on nobody's team, you're the umpire. | ||
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Oh really? | |
I'll show you! | ||
I'll show you! | ||
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Yeah. | |
Anyway. | ||
So, that hits close to home? | ||
Good! | ||
I'm glad. | ||
I'm glad. | ||
Can't hit closer to home than where I was hit when I was a boy. | ||
When I was a young man. | ||
So I'm glad. | ||
You choke on your sports management degree, okay? | ||
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Nah, I'm teasing you. | |
I'm glad to hear you're being cool about it though. | ||
Hope you're enjoying the game. | ||
I missed it! | ||
I did watch the replay. | ||
I was pissed because I love that stuff. | ||
I love space and I love rocket ships. | ||
I'm not like a nerd about it but whenever there's a launch I like to watch it. | ||
Does that stuff interest you? | ||
I missed it. | ||
I did watch the replay. | ||
I was pissed because I love that stuff. | ||
I love space and I love rocket ships. | ||
I'm not like a nerd about it, but whenever there's a launch, I like to watch it. | ||
But I missed it today. | ||
So, yeah, I think it's very admirable. | ||
It's Faustian. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
I would never trust somebody that wouldn't Roman salute me. | ||
Not gonna name any names. | ||
But, um, that's true. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
Double Romans. | ||
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- Roman salute Nick and double Romans for the Lord Jesus Christ. - I would never trust somebody that wouldn't Roman salute me, not gonna name any names, but that's true. | |
Absolutely, double Romans. - Richard Percival sent $5. | ||
Happy birthday to the H-man. - Yeah, happy birthday to Adolf Hitler, the man, the myth, the legend. | ||
Big shout out. | ||
Love you. | ||
That is real. | ||
Yeah, it's over. | ||
We're doomed. | ||
- That is real. | ||
Yeah, it's over. | ||
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We're doomed. - Pete sent $3. 07 King. - Hey, 07, buddy. - Lovable Guy sent $3. - Oh, no. - I'm sorry. - I'm sorry. | |
Yay WTF heard JTB is back. | ||
Guy shows up when you're 17 then you get a bit older then on to hiding then hiding gets older then bo then he ages and now has on brand who's 15 BTW or at least looks at lol. | ||
He's actually like 20 I think. | ||
Yeah Joe the Boomer always with the new apprentice huh? | ||
I haven't heard him say that. | ||
I haven't heard him say that, but you know he's talking about me. | ||
Cause I, like, represent that, and I was at the dinner, and I was like, listen, you gotta attack DeSantis, we love that, like, you're the guy, you gotta destroy the GOP, I love you! | ||
And he was like, wow, you're pretty hardcore. | ||
He goes, this guy's hardcore. | ||
He goes during the dinner. | ||
He said, so I forget what it was specifically, but he's like, oh, I bet he likes it. | ||
This guy's pretty hardcore. | ||
I'm like, yep, yep. | ||
He's like, this guy's hardcore. | ||
I was like, I am. | ||
I love you. | ||
I'm so hardcore. | ||
I'm absolutely. | ||
That was awesome. | ||
That was such a surreal... I still can't get over that. | ||
I literally couldn't believe it in the moment. | ||
I'm literally eating Thanksgiving dinner directly across the table from Donald Trump and Kanye West. | ||
And they're both hyping me up! | ||
I was like, whoa! | ||
Trump is like, where did you find this guy? | ||
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And Ye is like... I was like... | |
Me? | ||
Oh, that was crazy. | ||
He's like, wow, what are you, a statistician? | ||
This guy's great. | ||
Where'd you find this guy? | ||
And then at the end, he totally pushed Jamar aside and he's like, you're really smart. | ||
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Wow. | |
I was like, thank you. | ||
It's such an honor. | ||
I got to shake his hand. | ||
Crazy. | ||
Yeah. | ||
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That was good. | |
Good times. | ||
That alone was worth the price of admission. | ||
Everything, everything that's happened to me, that alone is worth the price of admission. | ||
Real niggas. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
Real recognize real. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
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Yeah, that's nuts. | |
No way. | ||
Absolutely not. | ||
It would be stronger if the Chinese ran it. | ||
I have. | ||
I don't like listening to it. | ||
that Africa would be the strongest if all black people moved there. | ||
What are your thoughts? | ||
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No way. | |
Absolutely not. | ||
It would be stronger if the Chinese ran it. | ||
Eddie Van Graham sent $3. | ||
Have you listened to any of these AI music covers? | ||
A lot of them are of Yes songs. | ||
I have. | ||
I don't like listening to it, but I think it's weird. | ||
Eddie Van Graham sent $3. | ||
Have you seen any I remember, I remember that. | ||
Twitter user racial consciousness 70 plus K despite being super shadow bad but that guy's account is also shit. | ||
Slop monster sent $3. | ||
Scripture tells us that we ought to lift up those most in need. | ||
Pete Buttigieg. | ||
I remember that. | ||
Elevator sent $3. | ||
Joe the boomer has real Leo DiCaprio crossed over with Victor L sharp vibes this will end badly for AF maybe. | ||
I don't think so. | ||
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He's a good guy. | |
Slop monster sent People are asking themselves how the energy would shift if Nick went live at 8.15 p.m. | ||
Eastern every night. | ||
Yeah, I gotta start doing that, okay? | ||
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One of these days. | |
Well, I just... Once you get in a bad habit, you can't break it. | ||
It's so hard. | ||
Yeah, I'll... You know what? | ||
Well, does anybody have any advice? | ||
Now it's my turn to ask you. | ||
Do you have any advice? | ||
I just... It's so hard for me to do anything like... | ||
On time, I don't know why I Just I can't help it. | ||
I like it's not just a show. | ||
I haven't been on time to like one thing in years It's bad. | ||
I know it's a problem Any tips any life hacks Eight things that every massively successful person does before 10 a.m. | ||
Like what what do I do? | ||
I But I agree. | ||
I gotta start doing the show at an early time every day. | ||
Schedule, write one down. | ||
I do that! | ||
You need a personal manager. | ||
That's true. | ||
I do need a personal manager. | ||
I need a hot personal manager. | ||
I need a sexy personal manager. | ||
Sexy personal manager that brings me snacks. | ||
I literally need someone I need like a caretaker. | ||
I am like I am just Like a retard and I need a somebody to be like my caretaker Because I just have so many problems like I can't sleep I can't like I forget to eat I forget about things | ||
And I literally just need, like, a tard wrangler to hold my hand and be like, here, eat a Snickers. | ||
Like, you haven't eaten, your blood sugar's low, that's why you're miserable right now, here, eat a Snickers. | ||
Okay, now drink this coffee. | ||
Okay, put the phone away, drink your melatonin tea, it's time for bed. | ||
Like, I literally need someone to grab me by the wrist and beat me up. | ||
Somebody says Nick needs to bring back a cat boy fax. | ||
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Yes. | |
That's true. | ||
Because I'm just like... I'm too much. | ||
I'm like a maniac. | ||
If I don't have somebody holding... Because I don't know what it is. | ||
I mean, listen. | ||
Maybe I'm just the most undisciplined person in the world. | ||
I think there might just be like an issue. | ||
Like ADHD or something like... | ||
I don't know if that's blaming it on some kind of pathology, but I just start to fly away. | ||
I need people to bring me back to Earth and say, all right, time to do your show. | ||
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Hey, it's time for your medicine, time for lunch, time for breakfast. | |
Because I just can't do the, like, monotony schedule stuff. | ||
I'm a free bird! | ||
I'm a free bird. | ||
I like to just go... I like to just go on an adventure. | ||
I like to just go drive around. | ||
I like to just Google stuff. | ||
I like to... I like to talk to people. | ||
I need someone to hold me down. | ||
Someone says, no, there is definitely something there. | ||
I think so. | ||
Somebody says, smiley cat boy. | ||
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Too soon! | |
Yeah. | ||
No, I don't think so. | ||
Who could we get? | ||
Who can we get? | ||
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I need an intern. | |
Anybody? | ||
Anybody got nothing going on in their life? | ||
They want to be like my personal servant 24-7? | ||
Anybody? | ||
You can come live here. | ||
We got a spot that just opened up. | ||
Don't worry, there won't be any misconduct or anything like that. | ||
Someone says VEDA. | ||
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HA! | |
VEDA! | ||
I floated that idea. | ||
The problem is VEDA is the only person lazier than me. | ||
So... I don't know. | ||
We can't get two people that need to get their act together. | ||
We need one person with their act together to help the person that does not have their act together. | ||
So who could that be? | ||
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I don't know. | |
But they say this about Bismarck, Otto von Bismarck. | ||
In A.J.P. | ||
Taylor's biography of Otto von Bismarck, he writes that after he became Chancellor in the 1880s, he got a personal trainer. | ||
Like a personal assistant slash trainer who got him exercising and put him on a diet and took care of these kinds of things. | ||
And they say that Bismarck became healthy, lost weight, he was very productive, and he really turned it around because he was kind of not in great shape before then. | ||
So it was after unification. | ||
It was after he became Chancellor. | ||
So I need that. | ||
I need that in my life. | ||
But who? | ||
Who will it be? | ||
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I don't know. | |
But anyway. | ||
Alfred. | ||
Yeah, I need my Alfred. | ||
I'm Batman. | ||
I need Alfred. | ||
Elon don't got an assistant. | ||
He absolutely does. | ||
He absolutely does. | ||
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Anyway. | |
Pastrami Brother sent $5. | ||
It's time we, yes we, meaning you and me, deal with the high frequency of simping among the growipers. | ||
For all the incel talk, it's practically every week we see some growiper in the DM simping. | ||
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Sad. | |
Okay, but I don't even know who you are, okay? | ||
So when you say we, it's like, who's, who are you? | ||
I know who I am. | ||
Who are you? | ||
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We. | |
You and me. | ||
Who's, who's you, bud? | ||
Buddy, I agree with you. | ||
Burger Enjoyer sent $5. | ||
Hey Nick, Chicago has the biggest diaspora of Bulgarians in the US. | ||
Have you had any experiences with Bulgarians and what are your thoughts on Bulgaria? | ||
Hey Burger Enjoyer. | ||
I have never had any experience with Bulgarians. | ||
And I don't have any thoughts on Bulgaria. | ||
I can't say that I know a single Bulgarian, other than there's a guy in one of the group chats, Biker Bandito. | ||
I think he's Bulgarian. | ||
Other than that, I don't know any of them, so I don't have any feelings on them. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't know the stereotypes. | ||
I feel like when Bulgarians go to some Western country, they become either a criminal or a Zog slave. | ||
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No in between. - I don't know. | |
I don't know the stereotypes. | ||
I don't know any Bulgarians. | ||
It seems like almost everyone I know is Polish somehow. | ||
I don't know why. | ||
I don't know, dude. | ||
What if? | ||
What do you think the world would look like if the Nazis won? | ||
And what would the world look like if Hitler wasn't born and Nazi Germany never happened? - I don't know, dude. | ||
What if? | ||
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If the Nazis won, the world would be awesome. - SSQQQ sent $3. | |
The problem is that the rest of the crew from MDE had their careers completely finished. | ||
Sam was fine since he is really rich, but everyone else fold back to blue collar work. | ||
Yeah, again, I don't want to get into that. | ||
I'm just meditating. | ||
GLC sent $15. | ||
The whole absurdism is a cloak for hiding nihilism slash cowardice thing in art and comedy has reached a fever pitch the past few years. | ||
It's painful out there. | ||
Hope you're doing well, friend. | ||
Well said. | ||
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Well said. | |
I like that. | ||
Trapicalips sent $5. | ||
Great show tonight. | ||
You inspire me. | ||
You are my hero. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I appreciate that. | ||
Lappy online sent $3. | ||
Rise and grind niggas. | ||
Good morning Nick and good night. | ||
Hey, good morning and good night buddy. | ||
Smarty sent $3. | ||
Spinefish sent $3. | ||
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Ah, he's not here. | |
Polish underscore mail sent $3. | ||
Sports Growiper came back just to die. | ||
I guess so. | ||
Smarty sent $50. | ||
Nick, sorry to bring up old news, but your following is so strong and real that they could come out saying you killed someone and you wouldn't lose a follower. | ||
O7 Nick Fuentes. | ||
Till the end. | ||
Thanks a lot, man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
I'm gonna need that kind of support because they are really... They're really out to get me, as you can see. | ||
So, I really appreciate that, man. | ||
And I appreciate the Super Chat. | ||
Tris sent $3. | ||
Hey Nick. | ||
My advice? | ||
Send them back? | ||
First few generations which have adjusted can say and adjust. | ||
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What does that mean? | |
Johnny Bravo sent $3. | ||
My advice would be to start taking melatonin pills and planning your schedule on a portable notepad. | ||
It's actually that simple for me. | ||
You may be overthinking it. | ||
Yeah, tried that. | ||
Lapi Online sent $3. | ||
Where do I send in my Jewish Handler application? | ||
Not actually taking applications, okay? | ||
Destiny Gang sent $3. | ||
Time to move back in with the old folks. | ||
Mrs. Fuentes would keep you in order. | ||
She wouldn't. | ||
It's genetic. | ||
I got it. | ||
My parents, I love my parents. | ||
But, and I don't mean to blame them, but they absolutely passed on this trait of saying, you know, talking about doing a lot of things and then, like, taking forever to do them. | ||
So, I don't know if that's the right idea. | ||
Also, it can't be your family, because you can't, like, yell at your family. | ||
It's got to be somebody that I could yell at, you know. | ||
It can't, you can't be your parents, you know. | ||
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You know how that goes with mom and dad. | |
So, your parents drive you crazy. | ||
I don't think I'll do that, but thank you. | ||
No! | ||
All the Hungarians have been loyal. | ||
All one of them. | ||
Notable. | ||
- Donald's fries and their buffalo sauce. | ||
- I don't think I'll do that, but thank you. | ||
- Hungarian Groy percent $3. | ||
A, did any Hungarians betray you? | ||
And oh slash to the big guy. | ||
- No, all the Hungarians have been loyal. | ||
All one of them. | ||
Notable, notable one. | ||
Yeah, yeah, I don't know. | ||
Uh, we'll have to find an assistant somewhere. | ||
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I'll have to dig him out of, uh, somewhere. | |
Some sort of right-wing hole. | ||
Where am I gonna find... Okay, I didn't mean it like that. | ||
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I didn't mean it like that. | |
I gotta find a right-wing hole. | ||
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Hey, hole. | |
I meant I gotta find, like, some, some cancelled American. | ||
Hello, fellow cancelled American. | ||
I gotta find some cancelled American. | ||
Who's gonna want to make it their mission to wake me up and make sure I'm eating right and everything. | ||
Because I can't manage it all! | ||
I can't, I can't manage it all. | ||
You know? | ||
I need a little help. | ||
So we'll see. | ||
I'll keep you, I'll keep you posted on this. | ||
All right. | ||
That's our last Super Chat. | ||
That's gonna do it for us. | ||
Hope this McDonald's is coming and it's not looking good. | ||
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Still says preparing my order. | |
They're gonna cancel it. | ||
Mark my words, they're gonna cancel it. | ||
I'm gonna be furious. | ||
Because I'm not gonna get a refund, they're just gonna cancel it. | ||
30 minutes, they're not done with it. | ||
They're not finishing this stupid order. | ||
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Anyway... | |
All right, that's our show. | ||
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Until then, have a great rest of your evening. | ||
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It's going to be only America first. | |
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. |