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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good evening, everybody.
		You're watching America... Good evening, everybody.
		You're watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Very excited to be back with you here tonight.
		On Tuesday, we have a lot to talk about tonight.
		Lots to get into.
		Big show.
		Important stuff has been going on.
		Not really.
		It's been a slow week.
		We still have a good show.
		In our featured story tonight, we'll be talking about this FBI Durham report about the probe into Trump collusion with Russia.
		Just before Trump left office, his Attorney General Bill Barr appointed somebody to do a probe into the Russia probe and investigate whether or not they were following all the protocol and Making sure everything was above board when Trump was investigated for his conduct in the 2016 election.
		And we finally now have that report.
		It's taken, I believe, a couple of years.
		Didn't follow the proper procedures.
		And it's a pretty big indictment of the FBI.
		That being said, probably nothing's gonna happen.
		They didn't really come up with any significant conclusion.
		No charges will be filed.
		It seems like that's about it.
		And now the leader of the probe, Durham, will be testifying.
		But again, that's going to be about it.
		So, it essentially proved what we all suspected from the beginning, which is that the fix was in.
		FBI's rigged, law enforcement's rigged, specifically rigged against Trump.
		But nobody cares and nothing's gonna come of it.
		So, that's great.
		We'll cover that.
		That'll be our featured story.
		And it's a little bit of a follow-up even about Kevin McCarthy.
		And we went into last week the idea that we have a Republican House.
		There was supposed to be a Republican red wave in the last cycle.
		And last week specifically we covered how there was going to be no release of the January 6th footage.
		40,000 hours of tapes that we still haven't seen.
		Moreover, we made your promises made by Kevin McCarthy when he was voted Speaker earlier this year.
		And by all Republicans running for House in last year's midterm was that they would put together some kind of committee and take action against federal law enforcement.
		That was one of the major promises.
		And here we are.
		We have the findings.
		We have the investigation.
		We'll get into more detail on that later tonight.
		That'll be our main story.
		We'll also be talking tonight about Lauren Boebert, the representative from Colorado who is getting a divorce.
		Go figure.
		She is one of these Christian Nationalists from the new class of MAGA Republicans alongside Marjorie Greene.
		I guess you could say she's the second Christian Nationalist to divorce even though she has multiple kids.
		Congratulations.
		And so we'll go into the sordid tale of her marriage.
		It's honestly disgusting.
		Apparently she had some kind of a shotgun wedding after sleeping with her boyfriend at Burger King when they were teenagers.
		Kind of traditional in one way.
		If you look at it from one perspective, I guess that's traditional.
		Primordial values.
		It's more like Good old-fashioned.
		Old-fashioned!
		We call that an old-fashioned Burger King special.
		So it's more traditional in the sense that it's the way we used to do it.
		And so first it was Marjorie Gorilla last year.
		You remember Marjorie, monkey arms, gorilla green.
		And now her BFF, her gal pal, lesbian lover, Lauren Boebert, is now the second one.
		Now she's getting a divorce too.
		What's going on?
	You know, I'm beginning to suspect these Christian nationalists aren't all that Christian.
	They're also Protestant.
	So, go figure.
	In the case of Gorilla, she's an apostate.
	Catholic apostate.
	Words do, one of the local Colorado papers, they went all through her testimony of her marriage, and I'll just scroll through here.
	She's talking about she was 16 working at Burger King when she met her husband and then four months later they got married.
	Four months later they get married.
	They must have really been in love for that sort of commitment right out of the gate.
	Or something like that, I'm sure.
	So anyway, we'll cover that as well.
	Should be a pretty good show.
	Excited to be back with you.
	From my extended weekend.
	Last night, here's the thing, I was actually feeling okay, but, show, and I waited an hour, and I waited a little longer, and it just, it was so red.
	I'm not gonna go on the show with like a red eye.
	So I gotta get some eye drops or something.
	So I apologize, I wasn't here last night.
	I didn't really miss anything, there wasn't a whole lot of news anyway.
	But I'm back now, that's the important thing.
	Still in a lot of pain.
	And I'm still struggling a little bit.
	Reeling day.
	Struggling to get around.
	Completely immobilized.
	But I just put down this cocktail of drugs and sedatives and propped myself up with a sophisticated mechanism underneath the suit.
	And I'm able to do the show sort of like an animatronic robot.
	But I get off the show and it's back into the bacta tank.
	It's back into the healing chamber.
	So, I'm still not 100%.
	I'm still... I'm tonight.
	But before we get into the news, I want to remind you to smash the follow button here on Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live.
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	I think that's all our news.
	I think that's all our announcements for the night before we get into the news.
	I don't really have too much else to report aside from that.
	I went off a little bit today about the recent Patriot Front activity in Washington D.C.
	I did a little thread about that on Telegram and I also had this epiphany post-Trad Neo-Incel.
	I feel like that's the new sick of the Trad Thing.
	I'm over it.
	I know a lot of people, there are some people that are actually defying me on this.
	They're like, what do you mean?
	We're trad.
	That's what we're about.
	And the Christian futurist thing was the beginning of I think something really interesting and fresh.
	Which is that we're sort of, we're moving, we're not anti.
	Just thinking about this today,
	And this is true of liberalism, and it's also true of this reaction to liberalism recently, which is sort of, I think, the metaphorical knee-jerk response, which is to say that over the last three, four centuries, we've undergone this liberal transformation, rationalism, individualism, temporary reaction to everything that's gone on and where we are today.
	Is this return to tradition?
	We gotta go back.
	We gotta wear old clothes.
	We gotta use old technology or be against technology.
	We've gotta be against every modern trapping, every modern mechanism.
	And lately I've just been thinking the reason being is because liberalism will never be undone.
	It happened in the past tense.
	It happened and something new is already happening.
	Something new is already being born from it.
	So we're not going to go back.
	We can't rewind because it happened.
	And we're never going to live in a world where liberalism didn't happen and where people didn't experience it.
	We're never going to live in a world where this... And by the same token, We can't go back.
	Having said that, we also can't... Not only can we not undo it, but we also can't return to a state before it.
	And so the only way through is to transcend the both.
	The only way through is to move past, like, sort of adopt actually some things.
	Not the first principles, but it's to sort of accept where li... These guys that's over there talking about... And I was on a stream earlier today with John Zirka, And we talked a little bit about this.
	I'm not one of these guys that says we got to go back to medieval times and White Night for our princesses.
	And I was on a stream last week with this black fellow named Obsidian and he's asking me, he goes, you're an incel so that means you can't get laid.
	I don't really want to.
	And that makes me a neo-incel.
	I don't, I sort of is shooing that.
	And so I'm not, I'm not trad.
	I'm not simp.
	But I'm also not incel 1.0.
	But I'm also not liberal, so I'm... I'm really a post-trad neo-incel.
	Anyway, so I was just... I was just sort of thinking about that a little bit today.
	The Patriot Front thing, it's so interesting.
	I'll just jump on this for a minute.
	It's so interesting, whenever these guys do an action or they do a demonstration, I see that the vast majority of conservatives just say, Fed!
unidentified		Fed!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		These guys are feds!
		Which is a positive thing, I think, actually.
		Even if it's not 100% correct, does it mean that they're infiltrated by informants?
		Do they mean that it's a honeypot?
		Well, probably all of the above.
		And it's directionally true.
		But then you also have this other side where they say things like, well, hey, at least they're doing something.
		Or you see these guys that say things like, oh, conservatives see a bunch of fit young men and then call them fat because they're used to... Charlottesville happened.
		January 6th happened.
		Have we not learned our lesson?
		There was a big Patriot Front demonstration this weekend in Washington, D.C.
		Now, respectfully, and like I said, I'm very suspicious of what they're about and what they're connected to.
		And it seems highly unlikely that there isn't some 3%ers, whatever.
		It's always like that.
		And, who knows?
		I mean, maybe the whole thing is a honeypot.
		That notwithstanding, maybe that's the case, maybe it's not the case, they had a good turnout, it went pretty well as far as I can see, they did what they set out to accomplish.
		We're living in a period where the government is actively looking for targets, like they're hunting people down, and any kind of a group like that, masks, uniforms, they have a name, they have membership like that, they're secretive, It's fragile.
		It's not anti-fragile, it's fragile.
		It's almost like you create those discretions, you create those confidences, only for them to be broken.
		Such that you don't have to worry about KKK statutes, RICO laws, surveillance, infiltration by informants.
		You could be 99% good, but if you have 100 members, All it takes is one guy to be a CI.
		All it takes is one guy for the Feds to lean on and he's an informant.
		All it takes is for one guy to commit a crime.
		All that got charged with felonies, the people that got the worst charges there, were the guys that were involved in groups.
		A lot of people got charged with things like trespassing, parading, things like that, and they were misdemeanors, and they got 60 days, they got a year.
		But the people that got set up for 20 year maximum sentences for exclusively people in groups, and it was for the reason that they were in groups.
		And we find out, by the way, after the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot, we find out in the aftermath of the 6th, that all these groups, all these grassroots groups, are thoroughly infiltrated.
		The Gretchen Whitmer group, which was, I believe, a 3 percenter coalition, the Capitol rioters, that there were something like 50, maybe more, law enforcement, confidential informants, embedded in those groups on the ground there.
		And so I look at it and I just can't even imagine what people are thinking when they see that and think it's a good idea.
		What's the payoff versus the risk?
		I think I'm speaking about it in a very logical way.
		In this era, unprecedented civil and criminal liability running around wearing masks, in uniforms, doing these kinds of activities That's not to mention the high probability that there's some level of infiltration.
		And maybe people are willing to accept that level of risk if they're doing something productive, but here I am still.
		I, of course, have participated in demonstrations like, for example, in the lead-up to Stop the Steal and against the coronavirus vaccine.
		But I am almost in every case against demonstrations.
		I made two exceptions based on very specific criteria.
		I said that in both cases it was an extremely important issue Where a demonstration with an article about it in Time Magazine in January 21, and it talks about the counter conspiracy by the left to shut down Stop the Steal, because in states like Michigan or Arizona, you had local officials that, like dominoes, were so close to going.
		Republican state legislatures in every contested state, conservative activists going out and demonstrating, and it would have been worth it.
		And same thing with the vaccine.
		What's more is that in those cases there was so much resistance against those things that you could have easily blended in.
		And that's why nobody got doxxed.
		That's why people were able to attend a rally hosted by me in the heart of New York City and nobody got doxxed.
		Or I could go to a rally in Washington D.C.
		section of a 1 million person crowd that was there for Trump.
		So there was sort of this blending component.
		Now, when you go out there and say, like, I'm a fascist and we're out here just, like, generally protesting, you, like, it doesn't meet that criteria and...
		And I said this a lot during Charlottesville and that period with the alt-right.
		I look, because this is a very... I was an early and frequent critic of it.
		I said, hey, good for you.
		You're doing this thing that makes you feel good, but what are we really achieving here?
		We're putting people in harm's way.
		They're out there for an explicitly extremist purpose in uniforms, therefore identifiable.
		And again, you know, the consciousness.
		And I'm like, well we can do that in other ways.
		You could raise the consciousness on Twitter far more effectively than...
		Jumping up and down and screaming at a rally.
		So, anyway, I don't really feel like I need to address it, but it's just a conversation I've seen for years, specifically now with Patriot Front, and I'm just frustrated.
		I'm like, I feel like nobody's hearing me on this.
		The guy goes, oh, you're just calling anyone who's doing something feds, and you're just saying that because they're skinny.
		It's like, well, we're not saying that because they're skinny.
		We're saying that because they're very conspicuous And I mean, whether they know it or not, they're acting as a honeypot.
		And it's not to say that people should do nothing, but I think that the best thing for people to do is they should get involved in a productive way.
		I think that they should go to college, get a degree, become a professional, make a shitload of money, develop a network, get involved in politics, And in 10 or 20 years, we can have real political power.
	That has always been my view.
	Since I started the show, I have said this.
	I've said, I'm talking to the young people, the young politicians, and in 10 years, we're going to be working with something.
	We're going to have real political power.
	And that's really the name of the game, is we need to amass political power, because that's the only way to solve problems.
	This kind of like street brawler thing, it's just going nowhere fast.
	It's a country of 330 million people, and they want to go get in fights in blue jurisdictions with hostile prosecutors and mayors and judges.
	And frankly, it is sort of a socio-economic thing.
	A lot of them are working class guys.
	And it's like, that's just not, I don't see how that's moving the aircraft carrier that is the political infrastructure in America.
	I don't see how that's creating a new elite.
	I don't see that into what's going on.
	When you look at the American Revolution, you look at the Civil War, you look at any kind of organized defiance against the regime, it always has institutional power.
	It's never like a bunch of guys just simultaneously get up and form some Minuteman auxiliary force.
	That has, like, never happened.
	I mean, and there's a slogan they use at Patriot... ...of the Founders.
	The Founding Fathers were not a bunch of guys that were LARPing in the woods.
	They weren't a bunch of guys that said, hey, what have we all got in the woods?
	And we did some outdoor stuff.
	We set up a tent and we did some boxing and barbecuing.
	They were the richest people in the continent.
	They were literally the richest, most high status, most influential people.
	They were wealthy landowners.
	They were lawyers.
	They were politicians existing in the government at that time.
unidentified		Wealthy beyond belief.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And a lot of them were part of the actual British military.
		They're actually the Minutemen Auxiliaries Some say that it actually hindered the efforts, which is what won the Revolutionary War.
		And the same is true of the Civil War.
		Did a bunch of people in the South get together and say, hey, we don't like what the North is doing, why don't we get some uniforms and let's go out there and wave some flags?
		They had states seceding from the Union, meaning that they had the power to tax, they had the power of representation, they had legislatures, they had governor command and marshal the resources of a giant landmass, half the landmass of the existing United States.
		Now you got people that are going out there and they're like dressing up in uniforms and they're, to be honest with you, they're just a bunch of broke white guys.
		And they go out on a hike and they're like, we're like George Washington!
		No, you're not.
		Like, hate to break it to you, what is sensible here and what we're working towards, which is not this sort of, I don't even know what.
		It's like these guys want to form a frat.
		You want to form a fraternity?
		Fine.
		Form a book club.
		I think that, you know, probably the best way for people to organize themselves is to form book clubs.
		Form a book club, get together, talk about books.
		At least there's a- Doing combat training!
		And by all appearances, it looks like a militia.
		And, I mean, they know what they're doing.
		And so if it's about fraternity, if it's about fitness, if it's about socializing, then, you know, create a book club.
		If you want to make a difference in politics, join the local GOP, or become a professional.
		...group that's going to be subject to RICO and KKK statutes for the purpose of working out and hanging out with the bros.
		It's just not worth it.
		So, that's just my two cents on that whole thing, and that's been my position for a long time.
		So anyway, so I talked a little bit about that on Telegram, but I wanted to expand on it.
		But anyway, so that's that.
		I don't want to do a whole show about it, but I just... They're going out there and they're like, you know, the REAL Americans?
		And it's like, just say whites.
		Like, why even pretend at that point?
		Like, you're already out there Doing the like a clearly doing like a fascist larp.
		And they go out there and they're doing this cutesy revolver thing, and I don't double entendre shit where they go out there and they're like, MAGIC AMERICANS!
		It's like, you might as well just say the N-word at that point.
		It reminds me of like years ago, Mike Enoch and them would say, the J-media.
		It's like, do you think people don't know what you're implying the J stands for?
		Like, we know you mean Jewish media.
		Do you think if you say J, people aren't gonna know?
		And so they go out there and do these things.
		But the people!
		The real people!
		It's like, just say Jews and whites, dude.
		Just say, you're already there.
		You're already right there.
unidentified		Like, the whole conservative movement's calling you feds.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		The whole left is calling you Nazis.
		All your supporters are anti-semitic, white nationalist types.
		Why not just go out and say, it's the Jewish media, you know, the Americans, the real Americans.
		Oh, okay, who's the real Americans?
		Uh, uh, uh, legacy Americans.
		What does that mean?
		People that have been here for 10 generations.
		Oh, so like blacks?
		Like black slaves?
		Descendants of black slaves?
		No.
		Indigenous?
		You know, no.
		Okay, so you mean white?
		And I agree.
		I'm like, hey, I agree, but I'm... ...and this whole like, you know, reject poison and the turning point blue and red and the whole... It's just like the worst.
		I mean, I hate to be that guy, but it's just like the worst of everything.
		I mean, to me, the appeal of fascism is that it's transcendent, otherworldly, it's all black.
		You know, it's like it's striking.
		It's striking, it's primordial, it's non-rational, and so there's something compelling about that.
		Like, Evola talks about this, it's like hearkening back to something that is Like to the Golden Race.
		It's like hearkening back to a devolution, but he used the word involution.
		But instead they just got this like, well, what if we took the fascists but we patriated it up?
		Well, we made it patriot.
		What if we took the fascists?
unidentified		What if we took an arrow but we made it freaking patriot, brother?
unidentified		We made it red, white, and freaking star-spangled awesome.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Absolute But at the same stale branding of like a Turning Point.
		It's got, it's got like... And again, they're pushing this message, and it's edgy, but not really.
		So it sounds safe, like Turning Point or like Revolver, but it, but it doesn't have any of the benefits of being safe.
		It doesn't have any of the, like my... It's like, it looks like a bunch of mechanics.
		I don't know how you go from Hugo Boss to like that.
		And you know, and honestly part of the problem is, I feel like a lot of those guys in there, they're like too, I don't know what the word is, but they just don't have that like creative flair.
		I know a lot of people made fun of me for in the Yeezy boots and all that, but it looked awesome.
		The boots, the coat, it looked fucking awesome.
		And these guys roll up in like cargo pants and work boots.
		They're like, what?
unidentified		We're in cargo pants and work boots.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, it's like where's the where's the flair like where's the You kind of I don't know it loses something in my opinion.
		That's a little bit more of an esoteric Critique I know it's gonna be a little more controversial Maybe I lost some of you on that one.
		I had you up until that point that people go.
		What do you mean?
		I mean, it's it's too I don't know.
		It's not experimental.
		It's not risky.
		It's not like So... I know.
unidentified		And a baseball cap.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Really?
		Like, it would be better if they wore... It would be better if they just did an American Revolutionary War LARP.
		At least it would be different.
		It's like, we're just like poor guys.
		We're just like a bunch of poor people.
		We're just like poor people.
		Like, that doesn't... Andrew Tate gets it.
		Cause he's like, I got a Bugatti, so fuck you.
		Cause you know what he understood?
		That's why...
		When people are right-wing, they say, oh, you're like a small dick incel.
		Oh, you must be living in your parents' basement.
		Oh, you're like an unfuckable loser.
		And the reason they say that is because they want political resistance to be equated with low social status.
		If you go into any high status event in entertainment or in financial slurs, Or, like, put on a MAGA hat, God forbid.
		Except for in, like, these good ol' boy industries, people are gonna look at you like you have three heads, because it's considered low social status.
		And women are, like, the barometer of that.
		So if you're in, like, one of the great world cities of America, like New York or LA or wherever, and you go in there and you're like, hey, listen, I'm, like, a Trump Republican, people wave.
		It's because he came out there and said, like, I hold these views And people went, ew, gross.
		And he said, fuck you, I'm rich.
		I have a Bugatti.
		What color is your Bugatti?
		Oh, you're like some pussy liberal?
		Well, I get laid.
		Look at my yacht.
		Look at my cars.
		I'm high status and I'm laughing at you.
		I don't even care.
		Oh, you cancel me?
		These are Andrew Tate guys now.
		Because Andrew Tate made it high status to do that.
		He made it so that A lot of these guys felt like they could still get women, and they could still be rich, and they could still be high social status, even though they held extremely right-wing views.
		In some sense, I think that's why he went in for Islam.
		Because I think people still regard Christianity as sort of like an it.
		And for Islam, excuse me, Islam, because it's exotic, and it's different, and it's, you know, it's masculine.
		They're like, well, we're terrorists.
		We're not like these pussy simps.
		We're like terrorists.
		We're like the Taliban.
		We're like Al-Qaeda.
		Like, I get it.
		That's why I talk about the Taliban in that way as well.
		And I think that's why now you got these guys relocating to Miami and hanging out with all these girls.
		I'm on a detour, but when they go out there and they're like, hey, you know, here we are in our cargo beds.
unidentified		Good old-fashioned, hey, elbow grease and all that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's just sort of like, why?
		Who?
		What?
unidentified		Why?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, why would anyone do that?
		That's why I like Richard Spencer in a certain sense because the reason why a lot of people call them gay is because he was He was wearing a three-piece suit.
		He was wearing something European.
		He was going for that.
		The James Bond thing.
		Kind of cringe, kind of LARP-y.
		But he was going for something.
		He was going for a look.
		It wasn't like, what do you mean?
unidentified		I got my work slacks and my work shirt.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's what a man wears, you know?
		So... That's just like before with the Fuentes rally.
		That's what we're going for with this kind of, this tonal shift that we have going on.
		Uh, you know, because you see this, like, Blood Tribe group that comes out in Ohio of all people.
		They're in Ohio.
		And they're just, like, screaming the N-word and saying, like, fuck, kill yourself, F you!
		And the people have, like, face tattoos and they're bald.
		And it's like, if you can't see why it's just right, you just shouldn't be in politics or in anything.
		You should just go to work.
		You should just go and be a line cook at a restaurant or, I don't know, work on a factory floor or something.
		Doing repetitive, repeatable tasks.
		Anyway, so that's just some thoughts on that.
		I want to move on.
		I want to get into the news.
		I've already spent way more time on this than... Very interesting stuff.
		Interesting, not at all surprising.
		But in case you missed it, Lauren Boebert, the representative from Colorado, got divorced from her husband.
		Wow, go figure.
		It turns out these, like, girl boss women in politics are actually shitty human beings and don't belong there at all.
		Who would have guessed?
		And shins insofar as they are advantageous.
		And to be honest with you, I still kind of agree with that mindset.
		I'll just use whatever is at my disposal.
		So if Marjorie Greene came to the conference, I'm not gonna say no.
		Because then everybody's talking about AfPak 3, and they're talking about Russia, and they're talking about Hitler, and they're talking about what we got we were looking for.
unidentified		Nevertheless, It's still a problem.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Like, women do not belong in politics.
		We can recognize that we're in a situation where we have to work with what we have politically, and then by the same token, like, never accept for one solitary moment that we would ever have any women in politics.
		You understand what I'm saying?
		In other words, I, all along, I am also smart enough to recognize that me not accepting them does not make them not Congresswomen.
		Or does not make them not advantageous or beneficial in some way.
		And that's the approach that people need to have.
		That's why I say trust the plan a lot.
		Like, you need to afford me a little bit of leeway so that I can maneuver while understanding we're going to work.
		Because women are not leaders.
		And moreover, men do not want to be married to women who are leaders.
		That's maybe the biggest thing.
		Think of it this way.
		All women, for the vast majority, ...are made whole and in some sense actualized by marriage.
		Like, I don't think it's controversial to say that a woman isn't really redeemed.
		Single, unmarried women, for many reasons, they're a danger to their own soul and they're a danger to the souls of everybody else.
		And it's really not until they either give their life to the church or they surrender themselves to their husband and are held Not until that point are they really redeemed in a certain scene and what we've experienced.
		And so if a woman is not really made whole until she's got companionship, until she's got stewardship by a man and her husband, until she's having kids, When you recognize that, you realize that women participating in these kinds of things isn't.
		If a woman needs that to be fulfilled, and she undertakes a life that is very problematic, you could say it's almost mutually exclusive with a functioning marriage or a family.
		You realize where the seed of the problem is?
		What man wants to be married to a woman politician?
		What man wants to be the first husband?
		Could you imagine, like, a man's man wants to be married to a female president and stand there and smile and clap?
		Great speech, honey.
		And wait to be, like, kissed?
		Like, the wife goes up, the female president goes up and gives a speech and says, we're going to war with Iran!
		And then she goes back and the husband's like, good job, honey.
		Ever since I met her, she was a go-getter and I was never gonna stand in her way.
unidentified		And my job is just, uh...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Support her all the way.
		When she's on her period, I go to Walmart and get whatever crazy craving she's got and I'll take the kids to school while she's working.
		What fucking man is gonna want to do that?
		And the same goes for the 100 pull-ups and then go and fight tooth and nail with politicians in Congress with the guns out in her tacky Walmart dress.
		I'm from Georgia!
		Look at my arms!
		Gross!
		Ew!
		Gross!
		Disgusting!
		Why don't you act your age, bitch?
		That's totally inappropriate.
		I apologize.
		That's inappropriate.
		Leaveless top that she got from TJ Maxx.
		Put the guns out, and she's gonna go there on Capitol Hill with those giant mitts.
		Those giant baseball mitts and grab the microphone like the Hulk.
		And say, you know what?
unidentified		I'm getting real tired of Joe Biden farting his pants and all that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And then she goes back and grabs her husband by the... Children want their mom to come home and tuck them in and make them a warm cup of milk and make snacks.
		And when their friends come over, they want the mom to like drive them to the arcade or whatever.
		You know, she's a team mom.
		She's bringing the team snack.
		She's bringing the goldfish and all that to the travel baseball team game.
		I'm getting a little off.
		I'm getting a little off here.
		But the point is, women, created by God, were created to be a helper and a servant to men.
		That's literally why they were created.
		We could cite that.
		When men were created, they were created in the image of God.
		When women were created, they were taken from man's rib to be a help.
		That is the harmonious life for a woman.
		That's how she is really fulfilled.
		A man is fulfilled with toil and work and love of God.
		And a woman is fulfilled with the love of God and the service of her husband.
		And if... Then it follows from this other premise that if a woman becoming a leader of any kind And we all understand that when we see Monkey Marjorie swinging on vines to get to the halls of Congress from her house.
		So, I want to get into the story here, but the story tonight's about Lauren Boebert.
		She's the second one to get divorced.
		That's why it's not really a surprise.
		And here's the story.
		It says, quote, U.S.
		Representative Lauren Boebert has filed for divorce from her husband, Jason, from birth.
unidentified		I think.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I think we know exactly what we're dealing with here.
		Jason, I love you.
		J-A-Y-S-O-N.
		Was that English?
		Ah, yes.
		Just like the great King Jason of England.
		J-A-Y-S-O-N.
		For crying out loud.
		It's just like...
		So she files for divorce from her husband, Jason, according to Lauren Boebert.
		We got Velveeta, Megan Cheese.
		Jason?
		Anyway.
		So she files for divorce from her husband, Jason, according to Lauren Boebert.
		The couple has been married for roughly two decades.
		In a written statement, she writes, It is with a heavy weight on my heart that I filed for divorce from my husband, I'm married and I believe strongly in marriage, which makes this announcement that much more difficult.
		Really?
		So you believe in marriage and yet here you are filing for divorce.
		She added, this is truly about irreconcilable differences.
		I do not intend to discuss this matter any further in public out of respect for our children.
		You believe in marriage, yet you're dissolving yours.
		Marriage is supposed to be an indissoluble bond.
		Indissoluble meaning cannot be dissolved.
		You take marriage vows that say, until death do us part.
		We'll be married until we die.
		We're joined in one flesh.
		We'll be married, well, we're one flesh.
		I don't think people remain married in heaven, but in any case, all of that.
		So you believe in all that, yet actually really clearly don't.
		If you believed in it, you would believe that you can't dissolve a marriage.
		You actually can't get divorced.
		The only way to get separated is if the marriage was never valid to begin with, which is not what she's saying.
		She's saying it's a split due to differences.
		Well, you cannot because I have respect for my kids.
		Well, I don't think you do, because if you had respect for your kids, you wouldn't be getting divorced.
		If you have young kids, and you understand that divorce is one of the most ruinous things to a child's development, If you respected your kids, you wouldn't be getting divorced then, would you?
		So that's also a lie.
		I believe in marriage enough to not get divorced.
		Okay?
		The divorce petition claiming the Boebert's marriage is irretrievably broken was filed on April 25th according to documents reviewed by the Colorado Sun.
		The initial filing includes a request by Boebert that she be granted child support and given parental decision-making power for their children who were listed as sharing an address with her.
		Additional documents regarding mediation and financial disclosure were filed on May 11th.
		Court filings list the date of the couple's separation as April 25th.
		They were married in June 2006.
		The Boberts have four sons, the oldest of whom is 18, and was expecting a child in April.
		A congresswoman announced during the Conservative Political Action Conference in March that she would become a grandmother.
unidentified		Awesome!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Bobra detailed her relationship with Jason, age 42, in her book, My American Life.
		My American Life!
		She wrote that she was 16 and working at Burger King when she met her future husband and fell in love immediately.
		She writes, quote, four months after we met, Jason and I went off to get married.
		Explaining that the couple was turned away and lost.
		As for any Karen who may be reading this, Jason and I broke no Colorado laws with our relationship, despite what you might be thinking.
		Yeah, take that, liberal.
		You know what?
		You triggered liberal.
		It turns out when we did our shotgun wedding in Las Vegas, we weren't breaking any laws, alright?
		Get it straight, you freaking blue-haired feminist liberal.
		This is inspiring.
		So let me get this straight.
		You met your husband who is six years older than you when you were 16 and he was 22 when you were working at Burger King and then four months later you try to get married in Las Vegas but it wasn't a shotgun wedding.
		Okay.
unidentified		And now... And by the way, she's got four kids!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And she's getting divorced!
		What a mess!
		What an absolute mess!
		People like this should not be in the government, if I'm being honest with you.
		They just should not be in the government at all.
		This is just low class behavior.
		I think it's good in America, even if your parents made mistakes, as long as you live a good life, you can rise through the ranks, you can become a professional, you can become a leader.
		But this is on you.
		If you have a shotgun wedding at 16 and you're getting divorced and your kids are having kids, Clearly this is a very dysfunctional household.
		Why are these people writing our laws?
		You can't even... I'm not gonna go any further.
		I don't think there's anything else interesting here.
		But it's just unbelievable.
		This is the class, like, and it gets back even, there's an unexpected tie-in here with what I was saying earlier.
		It's like, is this gonna be our future elite?
		Like, in some sense I agree with Richard Spencer's critiques of the American right.
		Now, don't get me rustic, Nietzschean, I'm Catholic.
		I'm a hardcore Catholic reactionary.
		So we are very different.
		But when you listen to his critique of the right, what is he saying?
		He says that the right are not serious.
		He says that they're goofballs.
		They're goofballs, they lack intellectual rigor, they're low status, which runs the world.
		And he goes, I don't think so.
		Spencer says, when you look at the liberal elite, yeah, there's excess.
		Yeah, there is degeneracy and immorality.
		But he trusts them as a hegemon.
		He trusts them and their efficacy as a hegemon.
		Now I would say that lately we're stretching that serious.
		And in order for them to even merit, to even have a legitimate claim to rule, They need to get a little bit more serious than this Rootin' Tootin' Patriotard thing.
		And I think that critique is right.
		Because when you think about it, who is the vanguard of Trumpism in Congress?
		Now you have Trump, and I like Trump a lot, and hardcore Trump supporters, and they're idiots!
		I mean they're, and I'm not saying that to be nasty.
		I really, I'm not saying that in a mean way, as a put-down.
		I'm saying they're low IQ.
		You hear the way they talk?
		These are low IQ people.
		They just don't even know what they're talking about.
		So there's that.
		Two MAGA moms, two MAGA mom women in Congress, and they're both divorced with young kids.
		And then what's more, you get into their lives, and in the case of Lauren Boebert, she's got this shotgun wedding in Las Vegas.
		How embarrassing.
		Her kids appear to be doing the same thing, and it appears that her 18-year-old kid is having a baby, and that doesn't sound like they got married.
		But this whole situation is just not really what it needs to be.
		While they're proclaiming the virtue of Christianity and traditional families, they're disintegrating their own households, their own families, their own marriages.
		There's promiscuity and problems in their own house.
		Ted Cruz's daughter's talking about pronouns and this and that.
		And you've got on all accounts, you've got like just rank stupidity.
		A lack of intellectual rigor and no real foundation for this alternative vision.
		There really isn't an alternative vision for the society.
		And then you've got this like deep personal hypocrisy, deep personal dysfunction in their own lives.
		And it's like, this is not...
		Now, that doesn't mean the people need to be perfect, but it means that they gotta be men, and they gotta be better than that.
		They gotta be better, smarter.
		I mean, look at Trump.
		Trump wasn't perfect.
		Trump had divorces, Trump had all this, but you know what?
		He had his stuff together.
		He's a rich, famous developer, he's got stash, he's ripping apart marriages.
		I mean, he was very plainly what he is.
		Which is basically a sort of amoral guy, but a populist and a patriot.
		And there was in that a germ of maybe a viable alternative.
		But you see these other people in there, they're not that smart.
	They're not that clever.
	They don't really have that sort of vision or competency or anything going for them.
	And I just look at, I get no institutional support.
	I get no institutional money.
	I get banned from everything.
	People go out of their way to mess with me.
	They go out of their way to get me condemned by the RNC or kicked out of stuff or whatever.
	These people have all the support in the world.
	Turning Point's got millions.
	Crowder's got millions.
	Marjorie has daddy's money and she gets millions from donors.
	They have... Or this, like, nascent MAGA political wave.
	It just isn't working.
	So... That's Boebert.
	I don't think anybody's surprised that one of these hillbilly girlbosses is now getting divorced again.
	Marjorie, then Lauren Boebert, Man, I can't wait.
	I can't wait for a, you know, Marjoram, you know, Christian nationalism for that matter.
	When did it become about supporting some divorced, muscular woman?
	Like, seriously?
	Do I even have to say it?
	What a joke.
	And with her court Jew, for that matter.
	You got monkey gorilla arms, divorced gorilla boss, And she's a fag-hat with the court ju-homo.
	Our featured story tonight, which is this Durham report, and I have a little bit more of a complaint on this, it's sort of a follow-up from last week.
	So there was a big story yesterday, finally, this John Durham, the special counsel who was appointed to oversee an investigation of the FBI's handling of the Russia probe, He finally... I'm talking about the special counsel led by Robert Mueller, the FBI investigation into Russian collusion with the Trump 16 campaign.
	According to this new report, there was all sorts of impropriety and other things that may not have been legal that were done in the course of this investigation.
	And so this is the department and FBI failed to uphold their mission When they launched the so-called Russiagate investigation into former President Trump, says the Justice Department Special Counsel John Durham in a long-anticipated report.
	In a 300-page document released on Monday, Durham condemned the FBI for treating incriminating information on Trump with a lack of analytical rigor.
	Stasie, a compilation of bogus rumors about the former president and his alleged links to Russia, that was gathered by former intelligence agent on the payroll of the Hillary Clinton campaign.
	The dossier kickstarted the FBI's counterintelligence investigation against Trump in 2016, codenamed Crossfire Hurricane, which would spiral into special counsel Robert Mueller's Russiagate investigation.
	Mueller would later find that no one could obtain court permission to spy on Trump's campaign.
	The FBI made basic, fundamental, and serious errors in applying for a warrant to surveil Trump, According to a report by Michael Horowitz, the Inspector General in 2019.
	He said at that time, or rather this is from the Durham report, quote, there was significant reliance on investigative leads provided or not adequately examine or question these materials and the motivations of those providing them, even when at about the same time the director of the FBI and others learned of significant and even when at about the same time the director of the FBI and Based on the review of Crossfire Hurricane and related intelligence activities, we conclude that the department and the FBI failed to uphold their mission of strict fidelity to the law.
	However, Durham did not recommend those politically sensitive investigations.
	So, this report confirms what we've been talking about now since the beginning, which is that obviously all this stuff is political.
	And I know everybody already knew that, but for what it's worth, it does help to have the weight of the law saying that that is the case.
	We always knew that the FBI, FISA court warrant, the whole thing, from the FISA court all the way through to this Fulton County thing which will be unveiled in July, it is all a witch hunt, it is all political, it's all fake, and we're basically getting confirmation here.
	This report is telling us what we knew based on intuition from the start, what was later confirmed when we found out that they were literally using intelligence against Trump supplied by the Clinton campaign.
	That they were ignoring evidence that would have exonerated him, or evidence contrary to what they were investigating.
	And by definition, that means that they're not pursuing the law, but rather some sort of palace coup, some political maneuver.
	Investigations, there should be subpoenas, there should be charges, people should go to jail over this, like obviously.
	Because that's by definition corruption.
	That's corruption at the highest level.
	So you need to throw everybody involved in jail or at least charge them.
	As I said that these people are deeply corrupt and that the FBI has this entrenched political bias and yet the conclusion of the report says no charges and it says we're not even recommending the FBI make any changes.
	How is that even possible?
	They go in there and say the FBI is basically corrupt from top to bottom.
	It's totally politicized.
	Why would they not?
	It says they're not recommending any wholesale changes to the FBI.
	Well, how can that be?
	If your own report says that the FBI is failing in their fidelity to the law and to uphold the mission of the FBI, federal law enforcement mission, you're saying at the same time... And what's more?
	No one's going to be held accountable?
	And that brings me to another point, which is that the entire basis, or I should say a large part, of the Republican campaign in 2022 to retake the House and the Senate, they were campaigning on accountability for federal law enforcement.
	I don't know if you remember, but back when Trump was about using arcane rules to defund the FBI, because obviously the White House, the President controls the political appointments, But they said, if we control the House, we'll take away their salary.
	We'll defund the FBI.
	We'll appoint a committee to investigate.
	We will hold them accountable.
	They'll be charged.
	Well, it's May.
	So the election happened in November.
	The new Congress got sworn in and the new Speaker in January.
	It's May.
	What do we have to show for it other than hearings?
	I believe they formed a committee, it's done nothing.
	By the way, all that rhetoric about defunding, funnily enough, I haven't heard any of that.
	Stormer, I'm hearing it from others.
	But all these politicians that campaigned in the midterms on, we're gonna defund the FBI, now they're just not talking about it anymore.
	And there's no urgency.
	When Mar-a-Lago happened, it was like, we need to get in as soon as we get in.
	You gotta vote for us as soon as you can so we can get this ball rolling.
	Then they get elected four months passes and they don't even talk about it.
	Well, it's very complicated as you know.
	Politics.
	Really?
	Because it sounded so urgent back in August before they got the majority.
	It sounded so urgent before McCarthy was a speaker.
	Then they got in and it immediately became not urgent at all.
	Such that they don't even talk about it anymore.
	...isn't actually helping anybody.
	When you go out there and just talk about the Jews, anyone could do that.
	Really?
	Well, why isn't anyone?
	When you go out there and just tell the truth, that's just not smart.
	You're not playing politics the right way.
	I've heard that from a lot of people.
	People don't even necessarily dislike me or disagree with me, but we all gotta shut up and get in line and play politics and be clever and vote for McCarthy so that we could, what, not get the Capitol footage?
	So that we could not get anybody in the FBI defunded, held accountable.
	We could not defund Ukraine.
	We could not break away from Israel.
	We could have a bunch of divorced women leading us around by the nose, breaking promises.
	I just don't understand what we think we're achieving with all this.
	So the report's good.
	I mean, it proves what everybody already knew.
	The fix was in, it was politically rigged, and that is a very serious conclusion to draw.
	It's like we all know it, we all suspect it and intuit it, but now we have the proof.
	He's corrupt.
	America weaponizes law enforcement just like Russia or China or any other country we accuse of tyranny or these kinds of political abuses of power.
	This is happening in America.
	They're throwing people in jail and investigating people knowingly under a false pretense.
	We have this massive organized opposition in the conservative movement.
	So, we need revolutionary figures.
	We need these guys like Trump in 2016 to go out there and say, let's burn the whole system down.
	We need people to go out there and say, if I don't get the nomination, I'll run as an independent.
	Or, I'm willing to let the GOP lose.
	I'm willing to sink everybody on this stage.
	It's about... it's not about... low... way and why... what was that calculation based on?
	In 16, everybody was saying, yeah, vote for Trump, let's turn it all upside down.
	Here we are eight years later, and people are like, no, no.
	You can't win if you don't play.
	Here we are, eight years after the fact, and people are like, no, no, but Peter Thiel's given out all his money, and Yoram Hazony runs the Republican Party, and people are in Purdue.
	We need this!
	It's like a lot of people just got tricked into buying back into the system.
	So, anyway, that's that.
	But I want to move on.
	I want to get on into our Super Chats and we'll see what you guys have to say about all this.
	That's my take.
	And we'll take a look here.
unidentified		Here, let me pull it up. - Jim's statue sent $5.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		80 to 90% of divorces are filed by women around the 8 to 12 year mark.
		Number one reason they file is I'm not happy anymore.
		Every other reason is to justify filing.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's just like abortion.
		It's like when people talk about abortion and they're like, what about rape and incest?
		It's like that's literally, literally, not figuratively, that is due to rape, incest, health of the mother are 1% of all abortions.
		That's not an exaggeration, not a figure of speech.
		Like 99.9, I mean it's literally 1%.
		And it's the same thing with divorce.
		And I don't know the exact figure.
		You say that 80-90% are 8-12 year for I'm not happy.
		But I would venture to guess that the vast, vast majority of divorces are domestic abuse.
		It's not because there's rape.
		It's not because there's any real reason.
		It's like the two partners are bored.
		Even to the extent that there's infidelity.
		Infidelity comes from they're not happy.
		So they just step out.
		Instead of resolving it because they're committed to each other, in some ways they're almost self-sabotaging.
		They step out.
		The sacrality of the marriage in the first place.
		Now, it's one thing if, like, your husband puts a gun in your mouth and is like, I'll kill you!
		Okay.
		You can get, like, at that point I would say it would be sensible to separate.
		But in the vast majority of cases, it's like, you know, I'm not happy.
		We made vows, eternal vows, it's a sacrament.
		Yeah, anyways, never mind.
		We made a sacrament, we made a commitment before God, but never mind.
		We're not feeling it anymore.
		It's not a good reason.
		So, you know, no divorce, no abortion, no contraceptives, no birth control, none of it.
		Say yes, please.
		Say yes to, uh, Toxic masculinity, rape culture, all that.
		Say no to contraceptives, abortion, birth control, divorce.
		Can have none of that.
		We gotta bring men back into the picture.
		We gotta make men cool again.
		Men gotta be willing to, they gotta be willing to strike.
		Even if they don't, they gotta be sort of willing.
		And, you know, drop all this other crap.
		Vasectomy?
		There's a big debate going on in the red pill space right now about vasectomies.
		I think even using a condom, using a condom is like a mini vasectomy.
		Even if I was out there, even if I was out there going out and banging a bunch of sluts, hardcore, I wouldn't be using a condom.
		Seriously.
		If that was my thing, if I was alcohol or whatever, I wouldn't wear a condom.
		I know there's a risk of pregnancy.
		But that's just like, that's like a mini vasectomy.
		Every time you use a condom, it's like a mini vasectomy.
		It's like an emasculating... It's like you're not even having sex with a woman.
		It's like you're having sex with a little slip of paper.
		It's like you're having sex with a sock in a woman.
		That's, not to be vulgar, but it's what it is.
		And that's gross and emasculating.
		Fucking up a woman's hormones.
		Like the whole thing.
		I don't know how anybody justifies it.
		They're like, well, you can't be against abortion unless you're against condoms.
		It's like, it's literally all the same.
		I'm against every aspect of it.
		To me, it's literally all the same.
		A condom, a vasectomy, you might as well castrate yourself.
		You might as well cut off your penis and balls.
		That's like a hysterectomy.
		That's like a mini hysterectomy.
		I'm gonna take it to the extreme!
		Birth control, condoms, any form of birth control is just like castrating yourself, male or female.
	It's like a male or female version of castration.
	It's just anti-virility.
	It's anti-life.
	A woman is a woman because she lays there and she's a baby and a baby comes out and she's a mother.
	She creates.
	She participates in a creative act and she has a child.
	That's what a woman's for.
	And a man, in his virility, pumps his essence.
	Again, I don't want to get vulgar, but a man, but a man gets all, you know, I mean, he gets all boned up and he goes in there and he sires a child with a woman in his own likeness.
	And you take away any part of that, like, you know, your woman's popping these little pills So that she doesn't have a cycle and all this?
	And you're putting on a little sleeve?
	I don't want to get anything in there.
unidentified		"One second, let me put on my little sleeve.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That way my, oh, I don't want to get any, I don't want to get anything in there.
		I don't want to get anything in there.
		Wouldn't want that.
		I gotta keep my stuff over here.
		That's so gay.
		You might as well be getting a vasectomy.
		I mean, how is that different?
		It's literally not different.
		Snipping your vas deferens.
		I think that's how it works.
		Snipping your penis.
		So, a vasectomy is cutting your penis off.
		I'm just being so vulgar.
		Snipping your penis so that you can't produce semen.
		I mean, it's the same effect as a condom.
		And it's the same thing honestly as being gastrated and circumcised and all the above.
		And a woman, a woman getting an abortion, how's that different than birth control?
		But we know what they're talking about putting rings in there.
		Talking about putting rings and all kinds of other contraptions.
		I don't know what they throw up that thing but It's all so cringe, and it's all so gay, and nobody should be doing any of it.
		Anyway, what was the question?
		So the point is, there's really only one cool, good, even if it's not within marriage, it's just raw, regular sex.
		Okay, now that's not to say that it's okay, like you shouldn't be having promiscuous sex.
		But the, but here's the thing, like in some sense I'm more pro-sex than faggot liberals because I'm saying that guys and girls, they reach this age of fertility where they're young and they're virile.
		You know, like a guy and he's got his muscles and he's looking good and he's feeling himself, you know, he's feeling his oats.
		And a woman, she hits puberty a little earlier and she starts, she starts growing out and she's, she's getting a little stir crazy and she's peak fertility around that time and it's like, and she's hot.
		I am saying guys and girls at their peak attractiveness, their peak fertility, they're in heat!
		They gotta get married, they gotta go before the alter and get married And she's in the beautiful white dress, and she's stunning, she's hot, she's young, she's wrinkle-free, she's busty, she's skinny, and the guy's muscular, and he's got his hair, and he's fit.
		Oh man, sex.
		Real sex that guys should be having.
		When I say man sex, I mean sex that's like dignifying for a man.
		Like a guy's putting a baby in a woman.
		Not like sex between guys.
		I mean like a guy's put one in a woman and then they have a kid and then the guy has a kid and he makes his wife...
		The mother of his kids.
		Now that's what it should be like.
		Like pantomime the motion but they're putting little sleeves on and they're humping around and their woman's popping pills and she's got armpit hair and she's 25 years old and she's fucking disgusting and all this.
unidentified		Oh you can't be 17 that's against the law.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And all this other, all this other crap.
		People are getting married and divorced and hookups and ex with a woman.
		without any of that interference from you're getting cucked by chemicals you're getting cucked by the pill you're getting cucked by a thin rubber sleeve or latex whatever I don't even know how that's made out of whatever stretchy deal that is so Just being on a sex position.
		Because all these liberals are like, we gotta have sex with 30 year old women.
		What do you mean?
		30 years old, they're barely even fertile and they're aged like milk.
		That's like leaving milk out and it's like, you know, it kind of tastes a little funny, but it's probably fine.
		It's like the same thing.
		I want milk fresh from the udder.
		I want chocolate milk straight from the brown and drink this bucket full of chocolate fresh milk.
		And these liberals, they're like, nah, let's put this milk out on the counter and then let's like, I don't know, Make it so we can't even really taste it.
		Just like get it, let's just get it down the hatch.
		We don't even need to taste it.
		Let's put a mouth condom on and drink a bunch of weed.
		I don't want to wait a moment.
		Right when the milk is good I want to start drinking the milk.
		Same thing goes with women.
		I don't want to turn 30 and find some 20 year old, 29 year old woman that I have something in common with and it's like Hey!
		Properly aged!
		Like wine.
		Women don't age like wine, they age like milk.
		They don't age like wine.
		That's not how their hormones work.
		That's not how they work.
		The longer they go on, the more physically they're aged without having kids.
		They're less able to pair bond.
		The more mentally fucked up they become, the more turned out and used up they become.
		They become also more insufferable and like mentally unstable.
		When women are young, they're kind of like fun.
		When they get old without a man, they just get sort of like crazy and bitchy.
		Guys, you turn 21, you find yourself a 16-year-old bride, you go crazy.
		You go crazy, no condoms, no snips, no abortions, no pills, no none of that.
		That's the most pro-sex position there is.
		Anyway.
		So that's... Anyway, so that's where I'm at.
		Yeah, I gotta find my 16-year-old wife.
		Probably when I turn 30 or something.
		Because here's the thing, I don't want to be like... Let's say I get married to an 18-year-old now.
		Six-year age difference.
		When I turn 40, she's gonna be 34.
unidentified		Ew.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What?
		14 year age difference?
		When I'm 50, she'll be 36.
		When I'm, when I'm 40, she'll be 26.
		Now we're talking here.
		Now we're cooking with gas.
		Now you can see an alternative vision for how, how things could be.
		If only you knew how different things could be.
		You wouldn't have to settle for these women who are all busted up and you gotta settle all this.
		And you're like, believe me, Believe me, I can handle it.
		Not in the way you think.
		You have to deal with my tattoo.
		You have to deal with my long-term ex-boyfriend.
		It's like that girl, Daisy, or whatever.
		Daisy and Tak Nuke.
		I want a 16-year-old who's untouched.
		Untouched, pristine.
unidentified		Untouched.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		An older guy who's, like, capable and strong and everything to sweep them off their feet.
		That's what everybody wants.
		That's what everybody wants.
		So... Anyway... Alright, well let's move on.
		I've talked about that enough.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		- I've talked about that enough. - Totenkopf 88 sent $3.
		Great be great.
		If there are any neg tech fans in chat, you guys are foolish.
unidentified		You're following a subversive faggot male striper. - Yeah, I'm not, I'm just not really following all that drama to be honest with you. - Boss Lurker sent $10.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Since you broke all your bones, did you have bionic man surgery?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Best show in the world, thank you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No, no surgery required.
		They said that I would completely recover on my own.
		They looked in there and they said, well, his midichlorian count is higher than Yoda.
		That's cringe.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Bob H. sent $5.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		The only man who John Zirka fears is Paul Towne.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		True.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		The only man anyone could fear, I think, ultimately.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I don't know.
		There's really nobody good.
		I mean, Gates or Gosar are my favorites, but admittedly, both are unlikely.
		It would even work.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Uh, no.
unidentified		don't know there's really nobody good i mean gates or ghosts are my favorites but admittedly both are unlikely uh it would even work stowie sent three dollars will you see the fnaf movie uh no no too scary loafer sent twenty dollars please forgive baked alaska uh i'll consider doing that once he apologizes in the same manner that he betrayed me which is publicly
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		so um we're not friends anymore like i said have a nice life Goodbye and Who needs that?
		I mean, I've stuck by this guy for five or six years.
		I've defended him over every public controversy, and in the middle of this big tech spectacle, he's gonna go on there and start talking all this trash and echoing all this other stuff, and he's not even apologetic.
		He's gonna go around and be indignant about it and say, well, I have a right to say that!
		Okay, well, you know, you could go and do that on your own, pal.
		So... No, as far as I'm concerned, I don't need friends like that.
		I've had enough friends stab me in the back.
		I've had enough friends that are loyal to me.
		I need to surround myself with people that are loyal, not people that are gonna go and badmouth me like now when I'm clearly under attack.
		So... You know, it's a little presumptuous.
		Forgive!
		It's like, really?
		I must have missed the apology.
		That's really bizarre.
		I must have missed that part.
		So...
		I mean, I would consider it after I see, like, a North Korea-level apology, fucking crying and everything.
		Then I'll consider it.
		But otherwise, who needs friends like that?
		I've been betrayed so many... I've been betrayed, like, 30 times or forever.
		Like, one of the only guys that has never abandoned him, stuck up for him in every case, went out of my way, not just to not talk shit, but to defend his poor choices.
		And he's gonna go out there and do that, like, You know, I don't need friends when I'm being attacked who I have to look over my sh- And by the way, it's really immaterial, the particulars of what's being said.
		It's as simple as, some of the stuff that Bake talked about, we talked about in private and resolved like a week ago, in case people don't know.
		We got in a big fight privately, and then resolved it.
		We both apologized, and we were both... Same thing that we just talked about in private, and which we just resolved, I mean literally like,
		Got in a big fight, and then I was like, hey man, like, I hear where you're coming from, and I apologize for saying this, that, and the other, this is where I'm coming from, and he said, well, I'm sorry, I see what you mean now, and I think we're cool, and then he's gonna go on Big Tech's stream, and Big Tech's been stirring up all this drama, especially when, you know, bait has caused me a million headaches over the course of my career, and I never once came out and said, oh, well, you know, I'm gonna criticize him and blah blah blah, because that's just not how I play.
		So you know what?
		You know my loyalty is very extreme and if you're gonna if you're going to be the beneficiary of that loyalty you need to reciprocate it and If people are not reciprocating that like why would I be loyal to people like that?
		Why would I be friends with people like that?
		It just doesn't even like make that one make sense So And he's not even apologetic.
		People are like, well you guys need to make up.
		Why?
		I ain't mad about him.
		I'm just saying that this is like totally disloyal.
		Because that's how I play.
		If I want to say something bad, I would say that I've known forever that he's one of the most selfish people that I've ever met.
		And that was never a problem until now, but clearly I see I see how that plays.
		So, you know what?
		If that's how it's going to be, you want to be your own guy.
		You want to do your own thing.
		But, yeah, we're not like that anymore.
		I don't fuck with people like that.
		Ride or die only.
		I'm only with ride or die people.
		He's got my number.
		I've known him for years.
		I've slept in his house before.
		We've been all over the place.
		Pick up the fucking phone.
		We had a conversation about it.
		He's gonna go and air his grievances against me.
		That's just not... ...of so much.
		So.
		But that's a pattern.
		I'm too... Frankly, I'm too giving.
		I reward people.
		Because here's the thing.
		I like to give.
		If I'm friends with somebody, I will never betray them, and I like to do everything I can to help that person.
		Because that's just how I am.
		And it was nothing but generosity, it was nothing but a spirit of giving, not expecting anything in return, literally other than the bare minimum, friendship, loyalty, that like, hey, don't betray me, and then I don't even get that.
		When all is said and done, I don't even get that.
		So I guess that's a problem.
		I gotta be more discerning.
	And everything's fine.
	When it's good, it's good.
	But then when they feel entitled to something, or they feel like they're not getting enough, or whatever, oh, then there's suddenly a big problem.
	And that's just like this codependent kind of thing.
	It's been like that with a lot of people, and maybe that's a flaw that I have.
	Maybe I've just been naive and young with regard to how that dynamic works.
	You know, it just makes me feel like an idiot, but...
	So, you know, lots of luck.
	That's what I have to say about that.
	Good luck.
unidentified		You know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Go link up with your other pals, you know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		All your other ride-or-die friends that you got over there.
unidentified		there.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, so I expect, uh, you know, and, and, and I'm not even like, I don't even really, I don't even want to be the guy's friend anymore.
		I mean, even if he did apologize, I don't even think I would.
		I'm not ready to say, oh yeah, it's okay.
		It's like, really?
		So let me get this straight.
		You have seething resentment about me clearly for months.
		You go out and blow up on me in public about it, which is not even really deserved.
		Blow back and then you go, sorry, sorry, sorry!
		And I'm supposed to be like, oh hey, yeah, no, don't worry about it.
		Yeah, I don't think so.
unidentified		So... You know, goodbye.
unidentified		Good riddance.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And like I said, you know, I don't hate the guy.
		I'm not gonna like... I don't see him as my enemy.
		Like, I'll be cordial and professional.
		If he shows up to AFPAC, I'm not your enemy.
		I'm not gonna be... Even though he's been talking shit for the last few days, I'm not coming after him.
unidentified		Because I could.
unidentified		I mean, you know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I know everything that goes on.
		So I'm not going to go after him or anything.
		I'm not going to make it weird, but we're just not friends like that anymore.
		I'm not going to play that game.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Yes, I have.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, Burger Queen.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		- Frog Dream sent $5.
		Lauren Hobart got that XL Whopper Extra Ranch she a demon FR. - Yeah, Burger Queen, she a Burger Queen. - Approximately sent $3.
		Is it cut to pick up your dog's poop or is it you know what behavior not to?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Uh no you definitely gotta pick it's it's you know what behavior if you don't for sure.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's one of the arguments against having a pet though you're literally picking up an animal's poo which is kind of degrading so you should think about that I guess.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Silent underscore Wagee sent $100.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yo hey thank you very much Silent Wagee I really appreciate that.
		You don't have to do this.
		Silent Wages, come on man.
		Silent Wages does a lot of help behind the scenes.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		You don't need a super... Hey, glad to hear it man.
		$3.
		Nick, you are the reason I am Catholic again.
		Let us never forget that no matter how far gone our enemies are, that they can still be saved and that they are a beautiful expression of God's love.
		IHS.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, glad to hear it, man.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And that's a good reminder that we should always pray for our enemies and remember that as sick as they are, we can be.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Not all of them.
		A.F.
		Nolan sent $5.07.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thanks.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Polish underscore mail sent $3.
		I am a growiper.
		I am a growiper.
		Dr. Nick.
		Stimulant growiper sent $3.
		Less than three.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thanks.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		What's your name?
		Is it Phil?
		I'm growing bone.
		I'm growing.
		I'm growing bone.
		I'm growing.
unidentified		Phil sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Great show tonight, Nick.
		No matter how slow of a news day it is, we all know the real content comes from you just ranting.
		Also, I was just banned in chat for no reason.
		Can you please unban?
unidentified		What's your name?
		Is it Phil?
		Because I don't see you.
		I don't know if it's in order.
		So I'll take a look at some point.
		Hey, thanks a lot man.
		I appreciate it.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		at some point. - Virginian sent $3.
		Super chat about divorce rates proceeds into epic rant about bra dogging and mini vasectomies and man sex.
		I love this movement and community.
unidentified		07, Nick God bless. - Hey, thanks a lot, man.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I appreciate it.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Glad you liked the content.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		- Love speech lover sent $3.
		Great is in need of maturity and competency to create a real alternative for the future.
		But can organizing promote competency?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, but what kind of organizing are we talking about?
		Are we talking about putting on costumes and going on a parade in the Capitol Mall?
		Or are we talking about reorganizing, which is building a network of people, high IQ people that are engaged in politics?
		Because that's what we're doing behind the scenes very discreetly.
		We're not training an army of people to dress up in costumes and go march around.
		THE MEDIA!
unidentified		AND THE MEDIA!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't know what that fucking cadence is either when they do those speeches.
		So, there's a big difference.
		You know, no one's against organizing, but it's just organizing to do what?
		Wear masks?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Casper sent $3.
		I don't know how you do it.
		Just putting on a one hour's worth of improv stand up more funny than anything out there every night.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, thanks a lot, buddy.
		I don't know.
		I'm just a real human being, man.
unidentified		Real American.
unidentified		Real American patriot.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Casper sent $3.
		Penis and vagina.
		Remember that.
		That's right.
		27 and my mother was 16.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		See, that's based.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's what people should do.
unidentified		That's ideal.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Isaac Ritchie sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Maybe Marjorie Taylor Greene Nah, she's too big.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		She's like more a chimpanzee.
		I need like a, like a real monkey.
		Like a little monkey.
		Chimpanzee is different.
		They'll rip your arms off.
		I'm talking about like a funny, like a, not like a, not like a full-blown chimp with gorilla arms.
		Not a simian.
		Not a simian silverback, you know, running around on its knuckles.
		No, we're talking about a cute little monkey that's gonna be perched on my shoulder like a pirate.
unidentified		You know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Maybe I'll be a pirate.
		I mean, maybe I'll move to Florida and just get a boat and live in international waters like a monkey on my shoulder.
		Maybe I'll get a boat and, like, live on the sea, live on, like, islands and stuff.
		I really, if I were gonna LARP, I would LARP as a pirate.
		I wouldn't LARP as like a, you know, playing the flute in the American Revolutionary War, playing the drums.
		I would LARP as a pirate.
		Like a modern-day pirate though, like a Somalian pirate, like on a little speedboat with like an AK-47 thing.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		It's a good idea.
		Yeah, maybe we'll make Britney the CEO of Cozy.
		Sounds like a good idea.
		Thank you.
		Have you considered naming a Jewish woman as CEO of Cozy?
		I think it would help with any content moderation and monetization issues.
		Just ask Elon Musk.
		Maybe Britney from PP or Loomer?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's a good idea.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, maybe we'll make Britney the CEO of Cozy.
unidentified		Sounds like a good idea.
unidentified		Cockhoptek.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Web peaked.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Truly inspired.
unidentified		Thank you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I had a little bit of an inspired moment.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Simon Scullis sent I think you should go for that.
		You're keeping him on the roster?
		Funny.
		He's got so much personality in the live chat.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, when I met you, you're such like a quiet guy.
unidentified		should go for that.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Simon Skula sent $3.
		Don't ban big tech.
		Hoover Deuce.
		This is OG Call.
		I'm keeping him.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're keeping him on the roster?
		Funny.
		He's got so much personality in the live chat.
		When I met you, you're such like a quiet guy.
		You're kind of just quiet, but on the super chats, you just go off.
		Alright, well, the OG, the old heads have spoken.
unidentified		Yeah.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		and You will be on this council, but we do not grant you the rank of old head.
		The old heads have spoken.
		Big text stays.
unidentified		Yeah, I don't really... So we'll see.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Pete sent $10.
		Sometimes God does for us what we cannot do for ourselves, so we can upgrade our relationships.
		Jesus Christ always has your back.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		True.
unidentified		Well said.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good for you.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Congratulations.
		- Jeff Nolan sent $5.
		On my wedding day, I had romance sex. - Good for you, congratulations. - Middling Intellect sent $3.
		Happy birthday Jimbo smile. - Yeah, happy birthday Jimbo. - Dollars.
		Considering divorce is $5.
		is one of the most destructive, sinful acts that can occur in a man's life.
		Would it make sense for white men to marry Asian women since the white male/Asian female divorce rate is 25% lower than WM/WF? - You are literally gay, dude.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You are, erm, well, statistically, so I mean, I should get, I mean, watch you get married to your Asian wife and your kid's gonna pop out and he's gonna look up at you with these slitted eyes. - Oak, I want wife.
		Fly Weiss.
		You know, wake up and be like, Eggwoa.
		I want Eggwoa.
		With these slitted eyes and this fine black hair.
		and you're gonna be like damn I wish I married a white woman so if you're a white man that is if you're Asian you're all over that you're like so no what's wrong with you just marry a woman that's not gonna divorce you or like I don't know threaten to kill her or something I don't know dude you have to every guy has to figure that out now it's a jungle out there if you need a wife to cuddle you at night because you're lone lonely and sad You need to figure that out.
		It's a jungle out there.
		People are getting killed, they're getting their heads chopped off.
		But don't come to me with this like, well statistically the odds are in my favor.
		Listen, why even get married if you're not gonna have white kids?
		Why even get married at that point?
		If you're a white guy and you're not gonna have white kids, why even get married?
		You're gonna be having your wife's dad's kids.
		Is what's gonna be happening there.
		Realistically.
		So, nice try pal.
		But to be honest with you, I mean, you know, I don't really care how people feel about it.
		I'm right.
		You know, I'm not going to have people tell me, like, you need to be friends with someone who betrayed you.
		That's ridiculous.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		So. - No. - - Betrayal is disappointing, but having character I'm in politics.
		It's a nasty business.
		I know how it goes.
		I'm in a leadership role.
		I have to deal with that sort of thing.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You don't need to come over... Hey there!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't need, listen, I don't need you to explain that to me.
unidentified		All right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm in politics.
		It's a nasty business.
		I know how it goes.
		I'm in a leadership role.
		I have to deal with that sort of thing.
		You don't need to come over.
		Hey there, patronize me.
		Okay.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		SSQQQ sent $3.
		The white race is dead.
		The hopper race is dead.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		This is straight up anti-white propaganda.
		Dressed up as some sort of based Asian fusion thing.
		All right.
		Well, that's gonna do it for me.
		That's our last Super Chat.
		I gotta get out of here.
unidentified		I'm tired.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm tired and hungry and I'm pissed.
		Go live.
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		I'm on the air Monday through Friday, 9 o'clock Central, 10 o'clock Eastern Time.
		As always, thanks for watching.
		Thanks to our Super Chatters, in particular, Silent Wagee.
		Thanks to everybody that watches the show.
		We love you and I will see you tomorrow.
		Until then, have a great rest of your evening.
unidentified		Americanism, not globalism.
		America first.
		The American people will come first once again.
		With respect, there is... America first.

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