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The American people will come first once again. | |
With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
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Thank you. | ||
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 Friday. | ||
We have a lot to talk about tonight. | ||
Lots to get into. | ||
Big show. | ||
Big featured stories tonight. | ||
Lots going on in the news. | ||
Our main story is going to be about this SpaceX Lawsuit, which I think actually came out yesterday or two days ago, but obviously totally overshadowed by the Trump arrest. | ||
So we'll talk all about that tonight. | ||
Apparently the Department of Justice is suing SpaceX for not hiring refugees and asylum seekers. | ||
Which is kind of crazy because this is aerospace company. | ||
Major federal contractor, and they're developing rockets, which does actually have to do somewhat with national security. | ||
You know, you might say that this is, even if not having a military application, it's strategically very important. | ||
This is rockets, this is the next major industry of the economy. | ||
They're suing, the government is suing SpaceX because they won't bring refugees into that program. | ||
They won't bring in refugees and asylum seekers, and actually for prioritizing citizens. | ||
That's the lawsuit. | ||
Our government suing one of the biggest, I think it's the biggest private company in the world, privately owned that is, Because they won't hire non-citizens. | ||
Interesting. | ||
So, we'll talk all about that. | ||
We'll also be talking tonight a little more about the Trump mugshot and some of the reaction. | ||
It's kind of amazing. | ||
There was a huge piece in one of the publications I posted on Telegram. | ||
They said he's the enemy of democracy. | ||
And I liked even better, there was a piece in The Atlantic where they said that the mugshot was a threat. | ||
They said that the face that Trump made in the mugshot is a threat. | ||
It's a permanent threat with no expiration. | ||
Because he glared at the camera. | ||
But I kind of love that. | ||
I'm kind of... I honestly think that's a good thing. | ||
I like it. | ||
So we'll talk about that too. | ||
Should be a pretty good show. | ||
Kind of slow today though. | ||
All the big... | ||
Drama was yesterday, so we covered all that on last night's show. | ||
If you missed it, make sure you watch it. | ||
It was a great show. | ||
Thankfully, it's a lot cooler here in Chicago. | ||
The last couple days, it was tough getting through the show because it was 115 degrees. | ||
That was the heat index in Chicago. | ||
I don't think it's ever gotten that high. | ||
I looked at the historical numbers and they said that there was one day, I think in 1996, when it got to 118. | ||
But that was the highest ever recorded. | ||
So it's the second and probably third highest ever heat index ever in Chicago. | ||
I was just melting in here yesterday. | ||
I don't know if you could see but I was sweating. | ||
I was like drenched. | ||
My face was greasy and sweaty. | ||
My whole body was sweaty. | ||
Like I just wanted to finish the show. | ||
And it sucks because it was a huge show. | ||
You know, I had 12,000 watching the debate. | ||
I had 9,000 watching with the Trump indictment. | ||
So I had these two huge streams, but both of them I just wanted to get off the air as fast as possible because I was just... I was melting. | ||
So I apologize. | ||
You know, normally I'd stick around and maybe I'd provide a little more content with the bigger audience, but I just couldn't do it. | ||
I was dehydrated. | ||
So anyway, so it's cool now. | ||
It's gonna be chill. | ||
I think that's the last, hopefully the last hot day of the summer like that. | ||
And it's going to be a casual Friday show. | ||
I'm just wearing the hoodie, no suit and tie and everything. | ||
Because it's casual Friday, so it's going to be laid back. | ||
Before we get into the news, I want to remind you to smash the follow button here on Cozy, get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
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Follow me on Rumble. | ||
We had some difficulty last night on Rumble's end. | ||
I don't know what was happening, if they were throttling us, if their website was having problems. | ||
But we tried to stream the show last night, and we tried it from multiple machines. | ||
Because I streamed the show remotely to Rumble. | ||
And we had a few different people try it, and nobody could get through, so... | ||
I don't know if that was specific to me, or maybe Rumble was having issues, but we weren't able to do the stream last night, but hopefully we're back tonight, and if you missed it, the replay's on Rumble as well. | ||
Also, check out my Telegram, link is down below, t.me slash NickJFuentes, and we have an exclusive America First Trump mugshot t-shirt. | ||
I think it's the best one. | ||
I'm biased, because if you buy it, I make money. | ||
But I also happen to think it's the best one because I wouldn't sell it to you if it wasn't amazing, if it wasn't a great product. | ||
I think we made like one of the best ones out there. | ||
So it's Fuentes.store, my name, dot store. | ||
And the t-shirt, it's cheap. | ||
It's like 25 bucks. | ||
The sweatshirt is 35. | ||
And it's just the mugshot. | ||
No logo. | ||
Somebody from the Trump White House called me last night and said, hey, is there a logo on your t-shirt? | ||
Does it have an AF logo? | ||
I said, no, why? | ||
He said, oh good, I don't want to get fired. | ||
I don't want to get fired on my job for wearing this. | ||
I was like, yeah, you're good. | ||
Yeah, it's okay. | ||
So, check that out. | ||
Fuentes.store. | ||
I think that's everything. | ||
Obviously a very eventful week this week. | ||
We had the first GOP presidential primary debate on Wednesday last night. | ||
We covered the fourth arrest, the fourth indictment, with the mugshot, and I thought... I thought it was a pretty good show last night. | ||
A lot of people said it felt like a throwback. | ||
Which is, I guess, a compliment? | ||
Maybe people don't like my show anymore? | ||
No, I think it was more just the tone, maybe. | ||
And because it was maybe more about Trump. | ||
We haven't really talked too much about Trump, I feel like. | ||
Lately. | ||
Anyway. | ||
So check it out. | ||
Good show last night that we did it all, but we'll talk a little bit more about the mugshot tonight. | ||
I also wanted to talk about this stupid song that everybody was mad at me about. | ||
And I want to take a little victory lap. | ||
Because right before I went on vacation, this stupid song went viral. | ||
I'm talking about Richmond, north of Richmond, by whatever, the Ginger. | ||
And you know me. | ||
I don't like country music. | ||
And I, honestly, I don't like that whole culture. | ||
I really don't. | ||
Because I think a lot of the stereotypes about Southern Appalachian culture are true. | ||
And I don't think they're good. | ||
I think the culture around that area, it is a lot of the critique of America. | ||
Like it's, they sort of champion and celebrate and in many ways, and it's not all Southerners, you know, because I have a lot of friends from the South and a lot of people that love the South, but I'm talking about this celebration of poverty, And this anti-intellectualism. | ||
And they're against industry and cities. | ||
Now don't get me wrong. | ||
The country needs farmers. | ||
The country needs that. | ||
And I don't have any problem with the people out there. | ||
But we also need cities! | ||
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Okay? | |
We need cities, and we need universities, and they're actually a good thing. | ||
We want cities. | ||
We want universities. | ||
I'm a big believer in white excellence. | ||
I think that all intelligent white people should be leveling up as much as possible. | ||
I think they should become as smart as possible. | ||
They should become as sophisticated as possible. | ||
I think they should be cultured. | ||
I think that the cities should be a source of culture. | ||
Now, we don't get that now, obviously, but when you go to Europe, you get closer. | ||
Specifically, if you go into Eastern Europe, if you go to a city like Budapest or Prague, And even if you go back 200 years when these cities were a source of high culture, great architecture, great food, great music, opera, great fine art, visual art, that's what we want to be! | ||
That's what we want our civilization to be! | ||
And I feel like when I hear this country stuff, one, I feel like it's not authentic. | ||
I feel like a lot of it is a role play. | ||
It's LARP. | ||
And I hate LARPing. | ||
Because we have to be authentic. | ||
We're in a time of nihilism. | ||
We're in a time of everything is fake. | ||
Everything is artificial. | ||
It's an artifice. | ||
And so we have to be ourselves. | ||
We're a product of our time. | ||
We don't love the time that we live in, but it's ours. | ||
We were made by it. | ||
We're in it. | ||
So I think a lot of it is just fake. | ||
I think a lot of the wearing cowboy boots and all this, I mean, don't get me wrong, some people are riding horses and everything, but I feel like a lot of it's fake. | ||
And then I feel like, again, so much of the culture is celebrating failure, celebrating loser-dom. | ||
It's almost like exactly what the elites want whites to be. | ||
More so than, I know people criticize me, they're like, oh well you want, the media wants conservatives to be like you. | ||
I don't think so. | ||
I don't think the media would like if all conservatives were like me. | ||
I think the elites would love if all white people were just sort of like... | ||
Sad, poor, whining, bitching, moaning, you know, disconnected, without resources. | ||
We want wealth. | ||
We want power. | ||
We want market share. | ||
We want to take up space. | ||
We want to be organized. | ||
We want to be influential. | ||
We don't want to be out there in the middle of nowhere. | ||
Like the Kulaks where they can come and kill us. | ||
Crying about how bad things are. | ||
That's not white behavior at all. | ||
It's actually like black behavior. | ||
It reminds me, it's like they're singing slave songs. | ||
It's like you have these white people out there in these towns that have been wiped out. | ||
So you have these broke, powerless white people with no education that are out there in the middle of the woods Singing a slave song. | ||
You know? | ||
Like they're out there hollering about wah wah. | ||
That's so bad. | ||
Feel sorry for us. | ||
And anyway. | ||
So I don't really love that culture. | ||
Okay? | ||
I don't love that. | ||
I've been around the South and you know, I don't find all that stuff charming. | ||
I think it's actually sad because I go to the small towns And you know what they have in the small towns? | ||
Nothing. | ||
They have new development. | ||
The construction is new development. | ||
And the small town is like a gas station, a Walmart, an Applebee's, a Holiday Inn. | ||
And now I'm talking about the country. | ||
I'm not just talking about the South, but the country. | ||
You go out to these towns and they really don't have a whole lot going on. | ||
And that's not their fault. | ||
It's sad. | ||
They were destroyed by the Civil War, de-industrialized in the latter half of the last century. | ||
We can do better. | ||
We can do so much better, and people should want better for themselves. | ||
The, like, cultural wasteland, and the glorification of ignorance, and... I don't think that's doing white people any favors. | ||
Instead of Southerners going into the military with this, like, good ol' boy culture, there's a lot of smart people in the South. | ||
They should be going to college, and they should try to be as smart as possible, and they should try to move to the cities and become powerful. | ||
Rather than, you know, this Home on the Range stuff. | ||
And anyway, so I saw that, you know, I know a lot of people aren't going to like that, okay? | ||
A lot of people are going to take umbrage to that, but you know, people need to hear it. | ||
I know there are a lot of sensitive people. | ||
This is like the one thing people hate. | ||
This is one thing that pisses people off more than anything that I say. | ||
I could go on my show and say I love Hitler. | ||
I could go on my show and say six million didn't die. | ||
I could go on my show and drop the n-word. | ||
I could say a lot of stuff but I start to criticize the country thing and people freak. | ||
They lose their minds. | ||
That's like denying the Holocaust for them. | ||
And like, Jews are as mad at me, or maybe less mad, about denying the Holocaust as Southerners are, country people are, when I go in this area. | ||
But it needs to be said. | ||
And anyway, this big song came out a couple weeks ago, and totally fake, okay? | ||
I mean, who falls for this stuff? | ||
And the guy goes out in the woods with his t-shirt and his dogs in the background and he's singing his song, you know, he's singing his country song about, you know, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer and all this kind of stuff. | ||
And it's almost incredible because I talked about the same thing like two weeks ago, two weeks before that, on a Twitter space. | ||
Where I said, maybe the worst and most offensive thing about our culture? | ||
The culture's all bullshit. | ||
It's all fake, it's all put on, it's all politically correct, literally and figuratively filtered in every way. | ||
Like, literally, the camera lens, but also, you know, metaphorically how people act and what they say is filtered. | ||
I said, but maybe the worst thing is that you have people who want to appear adjacent to us, who will go out, and they will filter and put on this performance as a not politically correct person. | ||
So it's like there's really no escape. | ||
You have a lot of people faking it, and faking it, and being liberal, and being gay liberal, and then you have somebody that goes out and fakes being conservative, and they're like, look at me! | ||
I'm a rootin' tootin' conservative! | ||
And it's like, and so it's all fake! | ||
No one's being themselves. | ||
And I said, you look at these guys who are like primitivists, they're really into the raw meat and the outdoors stuff. | ||
I said, but when they go out in the woods, they bring their camera, they bring a drone, they bring their laptop, so they can film all of it and post it. | ||
I'm like, so how is that real? | ||
How is that an escape? | ||
How is that different? | ||
You know, you're an anti-technology anarcho-primitivist. | ||
Uncle Ted was right. | ||
And you're in the fucking woods with a drone and a $2,000 camera and your MacBook. | ||
Your AirBook Pro. | ||
So, you're just as much part of the problem. | ||
What's offensive is you're pretending not to be. | ||
And so I just went on a big rant about that last time. | ||
Like, people don't even think... Because what they see on social media is what they see. | ||
They see a window. | ||
They don't see the camera behind that window. | ||
Just like you see me right now. | ||
You see me. | ||
You don't see the camera staring at me. | ||
You don't see the lights. | ||
You don't see the... everything else that's going on here. | ||
And so when people see this guy in the woods, they don't see, hmm, like the camera quality looks really good. | ||
So, who brought all the lights out to the middle of the fucking woods? | ||
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Hmm? | |
Because that's what everybody said about the song. | ||
Everybody said, whoa, this guy's like... I remember Matt Walsh was creaming his jeans over this guy saying, oh, what I like more than anything is it's a real American. | ||
He's a real, authentic American. | ||
They're like yuppies. | ||
They're like yuppies going to the zoo and looking at the hill people. | ||
Matt Walsh is probably a multi-millionaire, and his outfit costs thousands of dollars. | ||
He's at a studio in Nashville, which is like the L.A. | ||
of the South. | ||
And he goes on his podcast at the Billion Dollar Company and says, Look over there! | ||
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Look! | |
It's a real American! | ||
That's authentic. | ||
Shut the fuck up. | ||
You don't know anything about that. | ||
One. | ||
Two, it's like, for all these people that are talking about, wow, look at this guy in the woods, and he's just in these disgusting clothes with the smelly dogs. | ||
What a real guy. | ||
It's like, yeah, it's a real guy in front of a 4K camera, and a lighting rig, and a professional audio, and probably five people on the set! | ||
But yeah! | ||
It's just a guy in the woo- WHOA! | ||
It's just a guy in the woods! | ||
He stole America's heart with his sappy gay song about how fuckin' poor he is with his smelly, disgusting dogs and his gross outfit. | ||
And here's the thing, it's like, if you got the 4K camera and all the rest, why don't you put on a nice shirt? | ||
Why don't you groom yourself? | ||
If you went to the trouble of producing a video, because that's what this is, is it's a production. | ||
This is not a guy that filmed himself in the woods. | ||
I could go out and film myself in the woods, you'd be able to tell. | ||
Because it'd be shot on my iPhone and the lighting would be bad and everything. | ||
Someone would be holding it. | ||
Why did they let him go out there in his t-shirt and his jeans and everything? | ||
Because he's playing a part. | ||
That's how he's supposed to look. | ||
That's what I'm talking about the roleplay. | ||
He's playing the part of the Rube. | ||
Hi, I'm Rube. | ||
Ain't got a dollar. | ||
Ain't got a dollar! | ||
You know, why the fuck not? | ||
You're a grown man. | ||
Get a fucking job. | ||
Who wants to hear that? | ||
I can't. | ||
I can't. | ||
We, and this is a big problem with white people, and specifically with, like, the white identity issue right now, it's at a real fork in the road. | ||
And white people can either decide that, like, we're white, and we're gonna become worthy of our ancestors, and we're gonna survive no matter what, and not complain. | ||
We're gonna fight, and we're gonna overcome all obstacles, and we're gonna be survivors at least! | ||
Conquerors! | ||
That's the dream! | ||
But then you've got these, but there's this other aspect of the white identity narrative these days where people want to show endless footage of black people beating up white people. | ||
To say, look, they're picking on us again! | ||
Look, another poor sucker! | ||
And don't get me wrong, it happens and it's tragic and it's terrible. | ||
But what do you think that does psychologically? | ||
For white people to see other white people getting the shit kicked out of them by blacks every day on Twitter. | ||
Are we supposed to be afraid? | ||
Are we supposed to feel sorry for ourselves as victims? | ||
Now, I'm not saying we should go out and, you know, make them feel like victims. | ||
I'm not saying anything like that. | ||
But I'm saying, maybe let's not watch so much of that. | ||
We're obviously aware of it. | ||
But let's maybe not watch so much of that. | ||
Maybe that shouldn't be happening. | ||
It would be better not to see that, actually. | ||
And same thing with a song like this. | ||
Yeah, white society is under attack. | ||
White people are being... It's not just attacked in the streets by violent criminals, but it's also our towns are being destroyed by deindustrialization, and we are being discriminated against by the system, and so on. | ||
So what are we gonna do about it? | ||
You know, I think about, like, the perfect comparison to me, in other words, is this guy, Oliver Anthony, and Donald Trump. | ||
Because Oliver Anthony's out there, you know, in the woods singing about, I ain't got a dollar, I ain't got a dollar, and I'm so poor, and I ain't got no job, and, you know, all this. | ||
It's those rich men north of Richmond. | ||
It's them. | ||
It's the rich. | ||
It's those rich men. | ||
And then I look at Donald Trump, who is a rich man north of Richmond, a very rich man north of Richmond. | ||
And Donald Trump goes on the debate stage and says, I'm really rich. | ||
He says, and I don't say that in a braggadocious way, but that's the mindset you need. | ||
I will literally take this country and make it great. | ||
What do we want to be? | ||
Who do we want to be? | ||
What is our soul? | ||
Who's the authentic American? | ||
This guy who ain't got a dollar or Donald Trump? | ||
And it's not to say, you know, maybe Oliver Anthony supports Trump and maybe Trump likes his song. | ||
I don't know. | ||
That's besides the point. | ||
The point is what they represent. | ||
And what Oliver Anthony represents, even his name on Twitter, at ain't got a dollar. | ||
That's his at. | ||
Really? | ||
Is that who we are? | ||
I ain't got a dollar? | ||
What are we, black? | ||
I ain't got no dollar, man! | ||
Shit! | ||
Like, is that who we are? | ||
I don't think so. | ||
How about I have a... Excuse me, I have a dollar. | ||
I have a dollar. | ||
Not, I ain't got no, I ain't got no dollar. | ||
I'm a fucking idiot. | ||
I can't get a job. | ||
I ain't got no dollar. | ||
How about no? | ||
I have, excuse me, sir. | ||
I have a dollar. | ||
I have a dollar. | ||
Excuse me. | ||
You know, I imagine legions of whites. | ||
They're college educated, and they're rich, and they're influential, and they say, my good man, I have a dollar. | ||
Where's a white man with a dollar? | ||
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Hmm? | |
I'm not interested in the white man who ain't got no dollar. | ||
I'm interested in the white man that has a dollar. | ||
Fuck the white guy with no dollar, bitch! | ||
We don't have time for ain't got no dollar. | ||
You know what you sound like? | ||
Yeah, you know what that sounds like. | ||
Shit, man, I ain't got no dollar. | ||
They ain't got no jobs. | ||
They ain't no jobs? | ||
Really? | ||
I got a dollar that's hiding under the work boots. | ||
You white. | ||
It's like a white, but that. | ||
It's like that, that, what I was about to say, but a white person. | ||
We can't be that. | ||
Okay. | ||
I met, a couple weeks ago, this guy Dries van Langenhoven from Belgium. | ||
He was in town and everything. | ||
And Keith Woods and, you know, I meet a lot of people. | ||
And they're brilliant. | ||
They're brilliant, they're capable, they're competent, smartly dressed. | ||
And that's what we need to be. | ||
That's what whites need to be. | ||
We need to be aspirational and look up, not look down. | ||
And not look down on ourselves and feel pity. | ||
With the protest song of a century, what's the protest? | ||
Fudge rounds? | ||
What's a fudge round? | ||
What is that? | ||
What is a fudge round? | ||
They said they're on welfare, so we're paying for their fudge rounds? | ||
What? | ||
Ain't got a dollar? | ||
Time to get a clue, buddy. | ||
Time to get a job. | ||
Maybe it's time to move north of Richmond and get a job. | ||
Mexicans are doing it. | ||
The Indians are doing it. | ||
The Chinese are doing it. | ||
You know Myron from Fresh and Fit? | ||
His parents are from Sudan. | ||
They came here. | ||
They got a job. | ||
They got a dollar. | ||
And I'm not doing this like, oh, they're more American. | ||
I'm not doing that thing. | ||
I'm saying we have to want it! | ||
Because other people want what we have. | ||
And they're coming to take it. | ||
Are we going to sit around and feel sorry for ourselves while this is happening and say, well, I ain't got no... Imagine... Like, because this is the mentality I want to get through your head. | ||
Imagine Myron, who I like a lot and I'm not, you know... But he's a black guy from Sudan, or his parents are from Sudan. | ||
He's tall, fit, good looking, rich, has a great show, he's got girlfriends, he was in the military, goes to the gym, he eats right... Like, this guy's a winner. | ||
So imagine how you would feel as a white person looking at Myron standing next to Oliver Anthony. | ||
With his belly hanging out, in a t-shirt, with his unkempt beard, and the autism stare. | ||
I ain't got no dollar! | ||
I'm like, how does that make you feel? | ||
It would make me feel like a fucking loser. | ||
And I don't want to feel like a loser, I'm white. | ||
You know? | ||
Our ancestors are heroes. | ||
We should aspire for more than that. | ||
You know? | ||
That's what I hate about that. | ||
That whole situation. | ||
You know? | ||
Ain't got a dollar. | ||
I can't get over that. | ||
It's such a defeated loser mentality. | ||
If that's a mentality, pack it up. | ||
Go be poor then. | ||
Go out there and go be poor and wait for people with guns and tanks and bombs and money to come and fucking kill you. | ||
Cause that's what's gonna happen. | ||
You know, the world and destiny belongs to people that are gonna take it. | ||
Not cry with your dogs. | ||
With your comfort animals. | ||
That's like the male equivalent of a cat lady. | ||
Oh, he's in the woods with his dogs! | ||
Go fucking play with your dogs then. | ||
Get out of the way. | ||
We're trying to make America great again. | ||
Go play fetch with the animals then. | ||
Ain't got a dollar. | ||
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No. | |
Only my dogs will listen to me. | ||
Not good. | ||
Not good. | ||
And then, and here I forgot almost my Victory Lab. | ||
That's just my rant. | ||
But then the Victory Lab, then today he goes out on Twitter, the guy, and says, I ain't left. | ||
I ain't right. | ||
I'm for the people. | ||
And then he's putting out all these song lyrics. | ||
The rich get richer. | ||
The poor get poorer. | ||
Sorry, that's just not gonna, this like, this like vague frustration against the rich, against the society, it's just not gonna cut it. | ||
This, I'm not left or right? | ||
Really? | ||
You're not right? | ||
So what are you? | ||
You're in the middle? | ||
Are you left-wing? | ||
I mean why is he saying that? | ||
Because he doesn't want to offend anybody? | ||
Time and again, this is what we're given. | ||
They just shovel the dog shit in They fill the trough up high with slop for white people. | ||
You know, don't listen to somebody with a genuine, specific, and precise critique of the system. | ||
You know, don't listen to anyone that talks about Israel or Jews. | ||
Don't listen to anyone that talks about white people being killed or talking about Catholicism or anything like that. | ||
No, we need to listen to people that are like, I ain't got no idea, I ain't left, I ain't right, I'm for the people, and you know. | ||
Shut the fuck up. | ||
Like, nobody needs that anymore. | ||
Okay, we don't have that luxury of being so ignorant and so unconcerned, so weak. | ||
You need to figure it out, okay? | ||
This has been going on for a long time now. | ||
This is eight years ago. | ||
That Trump came down the escalator. | ||
We need to get a clue here. | ||
If you're not right-wing, you need to be right-wing. | ||
If you're not a Christian, if you're not a Catholic, you know, you need to be Catholic. | ||
At the minimum, I mean, for some people, they're like lifelong Protestants, you need to be a super, you need to be a super Protestant. | ||
You need to be Christian. | ||
You need to get an idea about these things. | ||
You don't know who to point the finger at? | ||
The rich men north of Richmond? | ||
You need to get a clue here. | ||
We need to put some names out. | ||
We need to put out some ideas. | ||
You know, it's rich men north of Richmond. | ||
I mean, it's not the 19th century anymore. | ||
North of Richmond? | ||
It's crazy. | ||
But that's what they want to peddle to all the white people. | ||
And it's obviously AstroTurf, the guys working with Daily Wire and that's at the RNC debate or the primary debate. | ||
This is what they want white people to be on. | ||
They want us to be these sort of harmless, pathetic, sad, authentic people. | ||
I ain't got no beef with you if you're black or white or gay or straight! | ||
I just want me a job! | ||
Like, shut the f- Like, we can't do this anymore. | ||
We can't be doing this anymore. | ||
We have got to get a clue, and get organized, and get your money right, and level up, and do something about what's happening in the country. | ||
That's what that is. | ||
When he says, I'm not left out, you know that's a setup for, I ain't got no beef with whether you're black or white or you know... And it's like, how long can that charade keep going? | ||
Before people say, before white people say, you know what? | ||
I got a lot of dollars, and I'm very far right, and I'm gonna do something, you know? | ||
I'm gonna organize my fellow white people, and we're gonna do like Trump did. | ||
That's what we need. | ||
That's the kind of mindset we need. | ||
So this stuff is poison. | ||
It is poison. | ||
Who would want to listen to this? | ||
You know, I mean, this song and the new song he came out with, it's like, I wish I could wake up and it not be true. | ||
It's like, so this is just like denial. | ||
They're in denial. | ||
They're afraid. | ||
They're weak. | ||
Wake up and smell the coffee, man. | ||
Wake up and smell the pumpkin spice latte. | ||
Western white civilization is on track to be extinguished in a few generations. | ||
So, you're gonna have to wake up and accept, yes, I've pinched you, you're not dreaming, we have to get to work now. | ||
Living in a new world! | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
Living in a Jew world. | ||
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And what are we gonna do about it? | |
We gotta start leveling up, getting our money right, getting in positions of influence so that we can make the society the way that we want it to be. | ||
Not complaining. | ||
Or in denial that it's not the way we want it to be. | ||
In ways that we can't even articulate. | ||
That's the other part. | ||
In ways that we refuse even to articulate. | ||
Like, well it's just this great big new world and I woke up and wish it wasn't true. | ||
Really? | ||
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In what way? | |
In what specific way? | ||
In what specific way? | ||
Because if the specific way isn't that the country is going to be minority white, I don't want to hear it! | ||
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Well, it's just that, uh, you know, back in my day, people had manners. | |
It's like, dude, like, we're becoming Africa! | ||
But I know you won't fucking say that because that's, you know, that's a little too- that's actually politically incorrect. | ||
You know? | ||
Be specific. | ||
Living in a new world. | ||
What do you mean by that? | ||
Yeah, it's the gays and trannies and the immigration and it's the media. | ||
Yeah, like say it with your chest. | ||
Please tell me what you mean. | ||
But you know that whenever these guys are pressed on stuff like that, it always comes back to like, oh shucks. | ||
Well, you know. | ||
I don't care if you're white or black or Hispanic or, you know, I just witnessed when people saluted the flag, you know, and it's like that, see, it's the same shit. | ||
It's the same shit as before. | ||
So how's that for a protest song? | ||
Let's workshop that with these notes. | ||
Unbelievable living in a new living in a new world That's like just the definition it's like So that's the song I don't even plan to go off on the song but I've been I've been bottling it up for like two weeks, you know, I went on break and Right when the song dropped and I put some stuff out on Telegram and everyone gets mad. | ||
Everyone gets all up in arms. | ||
Oh, Nick hates white people. | ||
Nick hates the working class and blah blah blah. | ||
I hate loserdom. | ||
Don't be a loser. | ||
And by the way, all the people that have a problem with me for that are losers. | ||
They're all losers that aren't doing anything. | ||
I'm doing something. | ||
Yeah, I made a million dollars. | ||
Yeah, I made a non-profit. | ||
I made a conference where thousands of people go. | ||
I go on streams with hundreds of thousands of people. | ||
Because when I wake up, I don't say, I wish it weren't true. | ||
I wake up and say, let's do it. | ||
Let's get to work. | ||
I don't have experience. | ||
I don't have, when I started, resources, connections, but let's make it happen. | ||
That's the mentality we need. | ||
Not this, like, huffing, puffing, prideful, I can't believe they made fun of the way we talk down here. | ||
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Anyway. | |
So, yeah, the song, I don't, needless to say, I don't like the song. | ||
I like winners, and I like winning, and I want whites to be as great as they are. | ||
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Thank you. | |
You know, Hitler, Stalin, Churchill, Franco, Roosevelt, for better or for worse, every single one of them. | ||
These guys were, like, larger than life. | ||
Okay? | ||
And before that, Napoleon, Alexander the Great, Caesar Augustus. | ||
And I'm not trying to LARP here, but I'm saying that has to be our North Star. | ||
I mean, Jesus Christ, obviously, above all else. | ||
But you know what I'm saying. | ||
I mean, in terms of these kinds of practical matters, we have to be ambitious. | ||
And we have to strive to be better. | ||
Not have this... this hill people thing. | ||
Self-pity. | ||
You know. | ||
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I'm just a guy in my t-shirt in the woods with my smelly dogs. | |
And I ain't got no dollar. | ||
Sir, can I have... Is he like a beggar? | ||
He has no dollars. | ||
Is he a beggar on the streets? | ||
We're gonna lionize a beggar? | ||
Sir, can I have a dollar? | ||
I'll give you a dollar. | ||
Anyway. | ||
So that's that. | ||
We're out of time. | ||
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No, we got a little more time, but I think that's everything I have to say on it. | |
I'm done. | ||
The riff is winding down here, but I made my point. | ||
White people gotta get it through their heads. | ||
Nobody's coming to save you. | ||
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You know? | |
They want white people going to this concert with their flip-flops and tattoos on the back of their calves and shorts and baggy T-shirts and their cheap sunglasses with the margarita going, You know, they want us to be there. | ||
They want us to go to the Anthony Oliver, whatever his name is. | ||
They want us going to that show. | ||
Going, woo! | ||
You know, at the mart with a beer. | ||
And feeling sorry for ourselves. | ||
It's true. | ||
It ain't that right. | ||
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And then what? | |
Get in the car and go home. | ||
And cry. | ||
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Sorry. | |
No. | ||
None of that. | ||
No tattoos. | ||
No obesity. | ||
No poorly fitting clothes. | ||
None of this, none of the drinking culture. | ||
We're gonna be smartly dressed. | ||
We're gonna be sophisticated. | ||
We're gonna be educated. | ||
And we're gonna be soldiers. | ||
Not whatever, whatever that is. | ||
Whatever that scene is. | ||
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Woo! | |
You know, I see it at the ball games and at the airport. | ||
I see that character everywhere. | ||
Everywhere I go, I see him. | ||
I see this man. | ||
You've seen him, too. | ||
Mid-30s, bald or balding, neck rolls, fat, tattoo on the back of his calf, flip-flop thongs, clothes don't fit, sports jersey, drinking a beer, Like, we've all seen him. | ||
Like, we have to kill him. | ||
Not like that's a specific guy, you know what I'm saying? | ||
I'm on Rumble, so we're going to be super careful. | ||
I mean, figuratively. | ||
We have to get over that idea. | ||
You know, if that's your Gen X dad, if that's your Gen X uncle, you've got to metaphorically cut that down. | ||
You have got to destroy that shadow self. | ||
You know, that person needs to go. | ||
That guy that we see everywhere at airports, at bars, at the baseball game, on the subway, in the section of the downtown, and Broadway in Nashville, at Wrigleyville in Chicago, at that street in Austin. | ||
Like, he's there. | ||
He's everywhere. | ||
Everywhere I go, I see him. | ||
But it shouldn't be like that. | ||
We should see less and less of him. | ||
Let's make a pact. | ||
We should not see that guy anymore. | ||
I want Oliver Anthony to make a lot of money, and then I want him to buy some nice clothes, and then I want him to speak eloquently and figure out what's going on with our country. | ||
I would be happy with that. | ||
Then he can make a song. | ||
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Anyway. | |
We're going to move on. | ||
I want to talk about... | ||
I'm gonna throw up because I just had a pizza. | ||
I just ate a whole pizza. | ||
So I'm throwing up in my mouth a little bit. | ||
But because I'm getting so pissed off it makes me sick to my stomach. | ||
But I want to move on. | ||
I want to get into the, you know, we're probably gonna skip the Trump story because we're basically running out of time. | ||
We've got like 10 or 15 minutes. | ||
So we're gonna talk about the SpaceX lawsuit. | ||
I feel like where do you go from there? | ||
Like I'm just, I can't stop thinking about that. | ||
I'm like pissed off about it now. | ||
But anyway, we're gonna move on. | ||
We're gonna get into the SpaceX. | ||
Somebody says, I love Hitler by Oliver Anthony. | ||
Seriously. | ||
Well, and that's the best part. | ||
When I team up with Kanye West, all the same people are like, Negro rapper! | ||
Then this guy puts out a song that says, I'm poor. | ||
Everyone loves it. | ||
It's like, I'm sorry, Kanye said he loves Hitler, and Jews run the media, and they invent a cancel culture, and they go, well, This guy says I'm poor. | ||
Everyone loves him. | ||
I'm a poor loser. | ||
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Oh. | |
Go off. | ||
You didn't like that song? | ||
Hey, fuck you, man! | ||
Yankee scum! | ||
You know, and they're always... The other thing is, though, is the Southerners have this big... Now it's... Now I'm gonna veer off and people are not gonna like this. | ||
They have this big chip on their shoulder. | ||
Every time, like, a Northerner criticizes them, it's like when you call a black person the N-word, and they have to come up with this, like, oh, why'd you say, you mayo monkey, you cracker ass, this and that, expired milk! | ||
You know, they have to throw out all this... | ||
You talk about Southern people as a Northerner, you're like, you know, none of this hillbilly stuff. | ||
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And they go, you faggot urbanite scum! | |
You Yankee... They still haven't gotten over the Civil War. | ||
They still haven't gotten over Sherman's march to the sea. | ||
You urbanite faggot! | ||
And what about it? | ||
You know, pinkies out! | ||
And what about it? | ||
Yeah, I'm drinking an $18 Haley Bieber smoothie from Erewhon. | ||
And what a fucking bout it! | ||
Okay? | ||
We won the war! | ||
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Anyway. | |
But listen, okay? | ||
But listen. | ||
We cannot divide the people. | ||
I love Southerners. | ||
I love the Hill people. | ||
I love the country people. | ||
I love them. | ||
And I love everybody. | ||
I love everybody. | ||
I love everyone in the whole world, okay? | ||
And it's just not for me, but I get all this trash talk from Southerners that got this big chip on their shoulder, you Yankee urbanite, this and that, and I'm like, yeah bitch, I'm drinking my Haley Bieber. | ||
Here's a dollar. | ||
Here's a dollar. | ||
I paid $18 for this Haley Bieber smoothie and I still have $2 for you, pal. | ||
You're welcome. | ||
Okay, now we can move on. | ||
Now we can get into Oh, we can get into the SpaceX story. | ||
But I love them. | ||
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You know, but I love them. | |
They're our white brothers. | ||
They're our white brothers. | ||
We will embrace them kicking and they're like, I ain't your brother. | ||
You spit. | ||
You know, it's like, hey, bring it in. | ||
Bring it in. | ||
It's okay. | ||
I'll let you have a sip of my Haley Bieber smoothie. | ||
You'll love it. | ||
I promise. | ||
It's okay. | ||
I'm bringing you in. | ||
They're like, you fucking urbanite, you fucking... | ||
Mexican cat boy! | ||
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Shh! | |
It's okay. | ||
The white race is coming together under my leadership. | ||
It's okay. | ||
I'm bringing you in. | ||
I won't hold it against you. | ||
I'm a leader for all the white people. | ||
All the white people. | ||
Southerners too. | ||
Southerners, Yankees, all of them. | ||
Okay? | ||
But book cats ain't got a sip. | ||
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Yeah. | |
All right. | ||
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Okay. | |
Let's move on. | ||
Let's talk. | ||
Somebody says, shh, white power. | ||
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Yeah. | |
White power. White power. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Bring it in. | ||
Bring it in. | ||
White bride. | ||
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White pride. | |
It's okay. | ||
It's okay. | ||
Then they start crying. | ||
They tore down our monument. | ||
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It's okay. | |
Let it all out. | ||
We're gonna get them. | ||
I promise. | ||
We'll fucking get them back. | ||
We're gonna get them. | ||
It's okay. | ||
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With our help. | |
With our industry. | ||
We will get them. | ||
Okay? | ||
With your grain. | ||
With your grain. | ||
With your horses and our capital. | ||
And our machines, we're going to get them. | ||
We're going to put the statute back up, okay? | ||
I promise. | ||
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All right. | |
Okay. | ||
But let's do, okay, okay. | ||
Let's move on. | ||
Let's talk about, let's talk about, you can't, see, they can't accuse me of being racist because I talk this way about everybody. | ||
Everybody's like, the way you talk about Jews and blacks, it's like, I talk about it, I talk about white people, I talk about every... I'm not racist, I hate everybody equally. | ||
But it is true. | ||
We just got to be honest with each other. | ||
We got to be honest with ourselves. | ||
Okay? | ||
Jews, blacks, southerners, hillbillies, Northerners. | ||
Okay, we all, we all have to be honest. | ||
Okay, now we can move on. | ||
Our final story here is about SpaceX. | ||
And you may have heard, I think this happened yesterday or two days ago, the federal government is suing SpaceX because they won't hire refugees. | ||
Which sounds like, like a Breitbart Fox News like, but it's real, like this is just where we are. | ||
Living in a new world as, to borrow a phrase, Living in a new world. | ||
Government Biden. | ||
Biden suing Elon Musk for not hiring refugees. | ||
Living in a new world. | ||
Anyway. | ||
So, I'll read the article. | ||
It's from the New York Times. | ||
This is a quote. | ||
The US Department of Justice on Thursday sued SpaceX The rocket company founded and run by Elon Musk for alleged hiring discrimination against refugees and asylum seekers. | ||
The complaint filed... So it's not even like an affirmative action. | ||
They're like, you won't hire refugees at SpaceX. | ||
The complaint filed in an administrative court within the department asserts that SpaceX wrongly claimed that federal export control laws barred it from hiring anyone except U.S. | ||
citizens and permanent residents. | ||
As a result, it discouraged refugees and asylum grantees from applying for jobs at the company. | ||
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That's the complaint. | |
They discouraged refugees and asylees from applying. | ||
Export controls typically aim to protect U.S. | ||
national security and to further U.S. | ||
trade objectives. | ||
They bar the shipment of specific technologies, weapons, information, and software to specific non-U.S. | ||
nations and also limit the sharing and release of such items and information to U.S. | ||
persons. | ||
But the Justice Department noted that the term includes not only U.S. | ||
citizens but also permanent U.S. | ||
residents, refugees, and those granted asylum. | ||
Is that not the most ridiculous sentence you've ever read? | ||
That says the department charts at SpaceX also refuse to fairly consider applications from this group to hire them. | ||
The positions in question included both ones acquiring or requiring advanced degrees and others such as welders, cooks, and crane operators at the company. | ||
The U.S. | ||
is seeking fair consideration and back pay for people who were deterred from or denied employment at SpaceX due to the company's alleged discrimination, in addition to undetermined civil penalties. | ||
So, SpaceX is a rocket company. | ||
They're a private company, not publicly traded. | ||
I think it's number one or number two most valuable privately owned company in the world. | ||
And it's rocket ships. | ||
So this is very advanced stuff. | ||
This is national security and it is trade secrets. | ||
It's both. | ||
Because of course space has military applications and it also has serious economic applications and with an industry like this we are jealously guarding the information that we have as a nation. | ||
This is one of these future technologies Where we want the sharpest edge and the greatest advantage that we can have over our adversaries. | ||
So in other words this is a clear-cut case of a company that would be subject to these kinds of considerations. | ||
They say it's the export controls. | ||
So SpaceX is claiming well we can't hire refugees and asylum seekers because It's trade secrets. | ||
It's national security. | ||
We can only hire U.S. | ||
persons. | ||
We would prefer to hire citizens. | ||
The DOJ is suing them and saying, well, but a U.S. | ||
person could also be a refugee from Afghanistan. | ||
A U.S. | ||
person could also be a refugee from Syria, or Yemen, or Nicaragua, or El Salvador. | ||
Really? | ||
We have 330 million citizens in the country. | ||
I don't know how many refugees or asylum seekers. | ||
We need to hire those kinds of people at SpaceX? | ||
They say under penalty of civil penalties, civil fines, and they're saying that SpaceX has to issue back pay to people that never worked for them. | ||
If a refugee was deterred from applying, which how would you even determine that? | ||
But if a refugee or asylee was deterred from applying for a job, SpaceX has to pay them back pay. | ||
They have to compensate them. | ||
And I just don't know, like, what the argument is at this point. | ||
You know, there are arguments for a lot of this kind of stuff. | ||
Like the DACA recipients, the Dreamers, Stapling the green card to the diplomas. | ||
You know, we heard about that one. | ||
And these types of things. | ||
Is it practical to deport 20 million people? | ||
These are legitimate questions, actually. | ||
You know how I feel about all of them, but they are legitimate. | ||
What's a legitimate argument for this? | ||
I understand somebody says, well, they were brought here as a baby. | ||
Maybe they should stay. | ||
Now that's not actually what's happening. | ||
When you talk about DREAMers and DACA recipients, Most of them were brought here as adults. | ||
And they're adults now, and... But anyway. | ||
But, you know, let's do some suspension of disbelief for a moment. | ||
And let's go with that argument. | ||
Well, they were brought here as kids. | ||
You can have an argument. | ||
Well, can they stay? | ||
Can they apply to stay? | ||
Can they get a permanent residency but never citizenship? | ||
You know, that's a debate. | ||
That's an argument. | ||
I say no. | ||
I say you gotta deport every last one of them. | ||
But that's an argument. | ||
And there are arguments about How many immigrants should we bring? | ||
Do we bring, do we have a moratorium? | ||
Should we bring in a million per year? | ||
Okay, argument. | ||
What's the argument for letting refugees work at a defense company? | ||
What's that argument? | ||
That foreigners who never became naturalized, never became citizens, they never had to pass a test. | ||
These are people that are, they're effectively foreigners. | ||
In the sense that they were literally transplanted from a foreign country into ours, because theirs was bad. | ||
Like, these people from Afghanistan or Syria, they were plucked up and put over here, and now they're gonna work at SpaceX? | ||
How is that any different than just, like, giving the technology to people in Afghanistan or Syria? | ||
I don't understand. | ||
You think they don't know people back home? | ||
You don't think that's valuable? | ||
Like, and what's more, shouldn't we give those jobs to Americans? | ||
Our own government, the government that we pay and that represents us, is suing on behalf of the foreigners. | ||
They're suing an American company that is funded by American government contracts. | ||
The government is funded by taxpayer money basically to deprive jobs from actual citizens in favor of foreigners. | ||
So at this point, if you don't know what's going on, like, there's just no excuse anymore. | ||
are. | ||
I don't see how this could be justified on any grounds. | ||
You could use a hundred different arguments. | ||
It's national security. | ||
It's trade secrets. | ||
The job should go to Americans. | ||
You could go down the... and those, I think, are three excellent reasons. | ||
And even still, it's not saying that they won't hire the refugees, although they shouldn't. | ||
It's saying, well, they might have discouraged them from applying for a job. | ||
Really? | ||
That's the Biden administration. | ||
But that's what it is. | ||
And you know, I'm actually kind of glad about it because I hope Elon Musk is waking up. | ||
I hope a guy like that, and who knows, I mean a lot of people say that he's controlled opposition, a lot of people say that he's an actor, and he was set up by the intelligence community to run these companies on their behalf. | ||
I've heard that from Chuck Johnson, although gotta take out the grain of salt. | ||
But I've heard that, and maybe I believe that. | ||
But maybe it's good for people to see that the most innovative company in the country right now, this is a company that brought back American aeronautics. | ||
Like, we didn't have a space program before SpaceX. | ||
SpaceX is the one that pioneered the reusable rockets and, you know, I'm not the science guy, but all sorts of things. | ||
They brought it back. | ||
And basically through ingenuity. | ||
Or, unless you believe that he's a spy. | ||
But if we entertain the narrative that everybody believes, here's an example of a great American entrepreneur who is actually himself an immigrant, it should be said. | ||
But he's a great white entrepreneur in America who has a vision of settlements, American settlements on other planets, so he built rockets to put us there. | ||
And now they want to leech off the company for stuff like this. | ||
And this is only the second civil rights lawsuit like this. | ||
There was another civil rights lawsuit. | ||
Discrimination. | ||
Because I think they fired some black guy for being late all the time. | ||
So I don't think you get a more perfect picture of America trying desperately to still be great. | ||
Like we still have some greatness in us as a race and as a country. | ||
We still have a story to tell. | ||
We have a guy who is a genius scientist who's changing the car industry and he wants to put us on Mars and he wants to dig tunnels and this and that. | ||
And he's building factories and he's And he bought Twitter to save politics and it's going to be ground to a halt by civil rights public prosecutors because they're not hiring enough fucking refugees and because they fired a black guy or something. | ||
It's like if that's not a perfect picture of what's going on in the country and what's holding us back, like I don't know what to tell you. | ||
And I hope Elon sees that, and if he's a spy, I hope everybody else sees that. | ||
Like, we cannot ignore the political disaster. | ||
That's the point. | ||
A lot of people think, well, I just got to do my own thing. | ||
Whatever that thing is, people say, well, I just want to be left alone and do my own thing. | ||
You can't. | ||
Don't you understand that? | ||
Whatever that thing is, building rockets, be a lawyer, start a family, homestead, homeschool, whatever. | ||
Whatever you think you want to do with your life, and you think that if you just retreat from the political struggle, it's too messy, it's too complicated, it's frustrating, I don't like it, and you could go and do that, you're wrong. | ||
You can't. | ||
They won't let you. | ||
They will find you. | ||
They will make rules, they will send enforcers, and they will fuck with you. | ||
Forever. | ||
Like, that's the lesson of the last century. | ||
When the Communists took over China, were all the not-sympathetic Chinese people in the countryside left alone? | ||
I don't think so. | ||
Not a lot of conscientious objectors over there. | ||
Or how about Russia? | ||
When the Communists took over Russia, did they just let the farmers be? | ||
Were the farmers okay? | ||
Were those people all the way in Ukraine, all the way in the borderlands, were they like, oh, that's all the way in Moscow. | ||
I'm on a farm. | ||
What are they gonna do with me? | ||
I'm a little farmer. | ||
I just want to go and farm with my dumbass family. | ||
And we're far enough away. | ||
We're all the way over here. | ||
How did that go for them? | ||
Did that go really well? | ||
How did that... How did that turn out for those guys? | ||
I think they call them Kulaks? | ||
Those are the rich... I guess those are the rich farm owners in the Russian countryside. | ||
But you know, the Holodomor was the Ukrainians. | ||
Point is, didn't work out so well. | ||
And everybody's got a story like this. | ||
Nice, nice family, nice couple, nice suicide cult. | ||
Goes out to Texas or wherever. | ||
Or Guyana. | ||
You know, that made a little bit funny there. | ||
You know, but everybody, everybody realizes that. | ||
And they're realizing it more and more. | ||
You can retreat, you can run, you can go into the countryside. | ||
They're doing Drag Queen Story Hour at your library, buddy. | ||
Your kid's got a phone, they're on TikTok. | ||
They want to become trans. | ||
Oh, you don't like that? | ||
Child Protective Services, bitch. | ||
Like, that's just not an option. | ||
And that's at the lowest level of I want to garden in my backyard and be left alone too. | ||
I want to make my rockets at my superstructure and be left alone. | ||
You can't ignore the political battle. | ||
The political battle is coming for everybody in Malignant ways. | ||
Meaning, it's not like they're gonna send their blue helmets in and, you know, inspect the rockets and say, okay, you know, you're making rockets, that's cool. | ||
No, you gotta hire all the black people and all the refugees too. | ||
So it's not benign. | ||
It's like this malignant, unignorable, festering wound. | ||
It has to be solved. | ||
You can't even go and build rockets. | ||
They're going to come in and say, hey, excuse me, stop that rocket launch. | ||
We're all the refugees and we're all the ends. | ||
We're all the black people. | ||
Where's the diversity? | ||
Shut it down. | ||
That's what they're going to do. | ||
So, we all have to be in the struggle, whether you're at a low level or at a high level, whether you're a farmer or you're Elon Musk. | ||
We all are in this together. | ||
We don't get a vote, okay? | ||
The enemy gets a vote too. | ||
We're in a war. | ||
Like it, love it. | ||
That's the way it is. | ||
So that's that. | ||
I want to move on. | ||
We'll take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
I think we're out of time. | ||
So we're gonna move on. | ||
See what we got going on there. | ||
See what you guys have to say about all this. | ||
this am I going to get cooked by the southerners by the hill people look Living in a new world! | ||
So, some of the country stuff, you know, I don't mind it. | ||
It's not the worst. | ||
But that attitude sucks. | ||
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Okay. | |
Let's see what we got here. - Jim Statues. | ||
Vivek will probably say something about that. | ||
Seems like that's the kind of issue that's right up his alley. | ||
That's insane though. | ||
$130,000 a month? | ||
What the heck, man. | ||
to court for more. | ||
The divorce courts is something a future president should tackle. | ||
Total scam. | ||
I agree. | ||
Vivek will probably say something about that. | ||
Seems like that's the kind of issue that's right up his alley. | ||
That's insane though. | ||
130,000 a month? | ||
What the heck man? | ||
That's just not right. | ||
That's women though. | ||
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Clem Von Strieff. | |
That's the point. | ||
It's supposed to be basic. | ||
You have no taste, though, if that was your favorite one. | ||
And if you didn't like our shirt, it's a bit basic. | ||
So what did you do? | ||
WBS. | ||
The Trump mugshot shirt was a bit basic for my taste so I sent you a new design. | ||
Hope you like it. | ||
You totally missed the point dude. | ||
That's the point it's supposed to be basic. | ||
You have no taste though if that was your favorite one. | ||
And if you didn't like our shirt, it's a bit basic. | ||
Well so what did you do? | ||
Put impact text on it? | ||
My favorite was the Fuentes Raleigh 1 shirt with the crown of thorns and the cross on the back. | ||
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I think that's my favorite by far. | |
Chickage Grower sent $5. | ||
Caught up in watching the show live for the first time in weeks. | ||
Love the content. | ||
Absolutely inevitable. | ||
Also, as a male teacher, can confirm what you said about us the other day is very true. | ||
The one that you're attracted to the female students? | ||
That's really funny. | ||
Hate. | ||
Can't hate. | ||
Don't hate the player. | ||
Hate the game. | ||
I cannot hate. | ||
Good for you, buddy. | ||
Maybe you'll find your wife there. | ||
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No, no, no! | |
That's totally inappropriate. | ||
unidentified
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That's just a joke. | |
Okay, I don't know for that. | ||
Okay, I know you apologized last time and we're good, but let's not push our luck, okay? | ||
and everything you have accomplished. | ||
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It's been an honor. - Okay, I don't know for that. | |
Okay, I know you apologized last time, and we're good, but let's not push our luck, okay? | ||
But I appreciate it, okay? | ||
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I just wanna say we haven't always gotten along. | |
Okay, alright, alright, alright. | ||
Let's just get to the point. | ||
No, but thank you. | ||
I appreciate that. | ||
Harry Potter sent $5. | ||
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Okay. | |
Hi, Nick. | ||
I've almost completely grown back my foreskin. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Unfortunately, there's no spell for that. | ||
Thanks for sharing. | ||
Theophilus sent $5. | ||
Why do people say different Christian denominations working together for common political goals is ecumenism? | ||
That just doesn't make any sense to me. | ||
I don't know, I think they're using that in a figurative way. | ||
Jorge Floyd sent $3. | ||
Hey Nick, do you think black people will vote for Trump now that they can relate to him? | ||
We didn't enough Anita. | ||
Hashtag niggas for Trump. | ||
Possible. | ||
That is possible, unironically. | ||
Jax sent $3. | ||
Is staring at women across the bar with the Trump mugshot face based? | ||
Wow, you're so quirky and cute. | ||
Oh, is there a woman with a Trump face? | ||
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That's so crazy. | |
Dude, shut up, bitch. | ||
You're such a pussy. | ||
You probably wouldn't even do that. | ||
If a girl came up to you and was like, why are you making that face? | ||
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You'd be like, oh, sorry. | |
Oops. | ||
I'm an idiot. | ||
So just shut up with that. | ||
Oh, any guy that talks like that is just totally full of it. | ||
I have to say that. | ||
Something the sensible centrist approach to... Bro. | ||
What do you think of Vivek's approach to Israel? | ||
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Something the sensible centrist approach to this won't make anybody happy. - Something the sensible centrist approach to, bro, proofread? | |
Yeah, it's not as good as it should be. | ||
I'll say that much. | ||
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He just doesn't want to piss him off. | |
He's probably getting money from some of that. | ||
Oh, thanks. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thanks for clearing it up. | ||
I was someone who said the energy and topics of yesterday were a fun throwback, but I didn't mean to imply your show isn't still great today. | ||
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Smile, we love you. - Thank you. | |
Thanks for clearing it up. - Blackrow Iper sent $3. | ||
Oliver Anthony just posting his L's online. | ||
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- Yeah, I ain't got a dollar. - Spence sent $3. | |
I'm in Appalachia and it sucks to admit but you're 100% right. | ||
Not only is there a culture of failure but everyone is content with being a failure. | ||
It's all about just being left alone. | ||
Spence sent $3. | ||
Great people BTW in Appalachia, but the attitude is all wrong. | ||
Or at least that's how we have to think. | ||
Spence sent $3. | ||
Great people BTW in Appalachia. | ||
But the attitude is all wrong. | ||
No aspirations. | ||
Yeah, I'm sure they're fine people. | ||
You know, they're hospitable and everything. | ||
But, you know, that culture is not... | ||
Hey, thank you very much, man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
- Hey, thank you very much, man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
God bless. - Here we go. - Here we go. - That Niba Halston sent $25. - That Niba Halston sent $25. - That Niba Halston sent $25. - That Niba Halston sent $25. - That Niba Halston sent $25. - Really enjoyed the t-shirt store experience. - The Bitcoin process was fun and flawless. - And yes, your minimalist version See, that's the thing. | ||
You're an idiot. | ||
Like, you do not have the IQ to watch this show. | ||
Can they read it in a southern accent? | ||
People can do whatever they want. | ||
I don't understand the issue with any of it. | ||
See, that's the thing. | ||
You're an idiot. | ||
Like, you do not have the IQ to watch the show. | ||
Please don't watch the show anymore. | ||
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People can do whatever they want. | |
Like, I don't even understand. | ||
Like, you're literally 100 IQ. | ||
This is not the show. | ||
Seriously, go watch Steven Crowder. | ||
There are plenty of other options. | ||
Go watch Sean Hannity. | ||
Go watch something a little more your speed, okay? | ||
Well, I don't even understand. | ||
Like, people can do whatever they want. | ||
Like, I don't even know what the problem is. | ||
Like, you're just revealing and exposing how simple you are. | ||
Let Sons of the South cook and you can go ahead and not cook and eat McDonald's. | ||
And then the drive-by shot about McDonald's at the end. | ||
What does that even mean? | ||
What are you eating over there? | ||
Gravy? | ||
You know, you can't really trash talk McDonald's when the delicacy down there is like, what, pork feet or something? | ||
What's the delicacy down there? | ||
You're gonna shit on... Oh, the hamburger! | ||
Ew! | ||
McBurger fat, whatever. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
Let's eat more casserole casserole. | ||
That's really rich, Nick. | ||
It's not even about him. | ||
People can do whatever they want. | ||
I don't understand what the issue is with any of it. | ||
Yeah, I know you don't. | ||
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I... We know. | |
We know. | ||
We know. | ||
You don't understand. | ||
You should have just left it at that. | ||
You should have just said that. | ||
I don't understand anything. | ||
And then you should go watch Steven Crowder or a little bit more of your cup of tea where you're gonna have some big doofus with a cigar and a gun saying, Look at me honey, I'm a gun! | ||
That's more your speed. | ||
That's more your kind of show. | ||
You can go watch that. | ||
You can watch Sean Hannity with his jeans on throw a football in the studio. | ||
Talk about his black belt. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
People can do whatever they want. | ||
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Like that's just such a low IQ. | |
Such a low IQ. | ||
That's just like a middle school rebuttal. | ||
You give a critique of something, I don't even understand. | ||
people can do whatever they want. | ||
Really do whatever they want. | ||
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I know. | |
You know the worst part of my life is like having to talk to people like this and you just have to like nod your head and look at their face. | ||
Right? | ||
So true. | ||
I know. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Isn't it crazy? | ||
People can do whatever they want. | ||
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I don't understand the issue with it. | |
Yeah. | ||
We know. | ||
We know you don't understand. | ||
We know. | ||
That's okay. | ||
And that's okay. | ||
It's okay. | ||
I think your Mug Club is that way. | ||
I think you're looking for Mug Club or Alex Jones. | ||
He's over there too. | ||
I'm sure you'd love that. | ||
Get your turmeric and everything. | ||
Alex Jones is that way. | ||
Mug Club is over here. | ||
Plenty of, if you don't like this, plenty of other options. | ||
You'll be much more at home over there with your fellow retards watching that stuff. | ||
Oh, I've never heard that take before. | ||
Where did you hear that? | ||
Did you hear that from E. Michael Jones? | ||
worst things to ever happen to American cities, particularly NYC and Chirac, was the destruction of the ethnic white ghettos. | ||
Great show. | ||
Oh, I've never heard that take before. | ||
Where did you hear that? | ||
Did you hear that from E. Michael Jones? | ||
That sounds super familiar. | ||
But I... | ||
Those who want to live, let them fight. | ||
And those who will not fight in this world of eternal struggle do not deserve to live. | ||
in it for 20 years. | ||
Other than that though, Pietro Capella sent $5. | ||
It's a great take. | ||
Those who want to live, let them fight. | ||
And those who will not fight in this world of eternal struggle do not deserve to live. | ||
Good monologue on scorning this defeatist, low-class attitude, Nico7. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Good night. | ||
True! | ||
$3. | ||
I remember hearing a random obese Memphis Southern accusing you of hate towards all Southerns. | ||
Of course it went over his low IQ head. | ||
You are right. | ||
Excellence matters. | ||
Get it together. | ||
Have a GN King. | ||
Thanks buddy. | ||
Good night. | ||
True. | ||
Time to get it together. - Kellett and sent $3. | ||
People who talk about the rich as distinct from themselves can no longer conceive of themselves as possessing the capacity to ever become rich. | ||
That's sad to me. | ||
They've already accepted dying poor. | ||
Yeah, seriously. | ||
I want to be rich. | ||
You know, I want to be among the rich. | ||
I don't want to complain about the rich. | ||
I want to be one of them. | ||
I'd like to work hard and get there. | ||
Not this like, it's those rich people! | ||
That's just like the... I don't dig that at all. | ||
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Not my thing. | |
Who does? | ||
Hey, don't diss the fanny pack, okay? | ||
The fanny pack is practical. | ||
I carry a bag. | ||
It's not a fanny pack, but I carry like a bag. | ||
Because you need more storage, okay? | ||
You need a bigger inventory. | ||
I need to hold more items. | ||
I had a bag stolen when I was in LA. | ||
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I left it in the passenger seat of my car. | |
But I have, you know, I go around places. | ||
I can bring napkins. | ||
I can bring tissue. | ||
I can bring Purell. | ||
I can bring my headphones. | ||
I can bring my extra phone. | ||
I can bring a snack. | ||
If I get a little low blood sugar, I could bring everything that I need. | ||
Like, why is that? | ||
We should not stigmatize this, you know? | ||
Very, that's real toxic masculinity that we can only have what comfortably and fashionably fits in our front pockets because you can't put anything in your back pockets. | ||
You can't put anything in like cargo pockets. | ||
So if you're wearing casual clothes, all you have is your front two. | ||
You really, that's phone and wallet. | ||
That's it. | ||
That's all you got. | ||
Keys? | ||
But I need to carry more stuff. | ||
So, let's normalize that. | ||
Okay, normalize bags. | ||
I need to bring napkins places. | ||
And a charger? | ||
What if you need a charger for your phone? | ||
Like, we need to, we need to equip more items. | ||
Open the inventory? | ||
What's wrong with that? | ||
Caesar says send $3. | ||
We should just advertise a free cruise to all white people and wait until they are put out to sea and then sink the ships. | ||
No, that's anti-white. | ||
No, now you're going to get me accused of being anti-white. | ||
That is fire. | ||
That clip is fire. | ||
We have to realize that the Calvary is not coming over the bridge. | ||
No one's going to come and save us. | ||
It's up to us. | ||
Richard Spencer, 2017. | ||
Curious. | ||
That is fire. | ||
That clip is fire. | ||
He has another fire clip that I saw on TikTok where he's like, our destiny is in the stars and we will be a galactic civilization or something like that. | ||
It was so Keno. | ||
I have it somewhere on my phone. | ||
Maybe I'll post it after the show. | ||
So good. | ||
So, he had some moments. | ||
He had some bangers. | ||
Black Roe Iper sent $3. | ||
One time someone asked Elon why he didn't hire people outside of the US and he said the government was stopping him from doing that because it the company is considered advanced weapons technology. | ||
Yeah, so I'll change the leadership. | ||
Carlos Gajardo sent $3. | ||
Refugees at SpaceX sounds like they're accommodating and paying back their international gay-ifiers after they got fauxed by the Taliban in Russia. | ||
No, that doesn't really make any sense. | ||
AF Nolan sent $5. | ||
You're right to point out the defeatism in Southern culture. | ||
In many ways these people are second-worlders that confuse resentment for thinking. | ||
Suicidal shit. | ||
They're real Americans, bro! | ||
That's the part I hated the most, is Matt Walsh saying, he's a real American. | ||
Wow, he's a real American. | ||
He's just a real dude. | ||
It's like, bro, we need extraordinary people, not ordinary people. | ||
I'm so tired of hearing about ordinary people. | ||
We need extraordinary people. | ||
Doesn't that make sense? | ||
Why would we want common Ordinary. | ||
Mediocre. | ||
Why would we sell? | ||
Oh, it's authentic. | ||
I want the best. | ||
I want the cream of the crop. | ||
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You can have the rest. | |
Middling Intellect sent $3. | ||
Hey, just wanted to let you know you are so awesome. - Hey, thank you. - Line Rider sent $10. | ||
Destiny finally chopped his blue hair off But no, I don't want to be his friend anymore because he's a loser. | ||
He's like a freak loser. | ||
I thought we could be friends. | ||
I got to know him. | ||
He's a piece of shit and he's not even smart. | ||
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got destroyed on fresh and fit new identity of sorts well he's definitely going through some kind of breakdown because of his humiliating defeat uh but no i don't want to be his friend anymore because he's a loser he's like a freak loser i thought we could be friends i got to know him he's a piece of shit and he's not even smart so black grow i percent three dollars You're not American if you don't like McDonald's. | |
That's true, also. | ||
AngloZoomer sent $5. | ||
Hey, with a bunch of whys, thank you for the shoutout last night. | ||
Love you, man. | ||
Hey, you got it, buddy. | ||
Love you, too. | ||
I appreciate you. | ||
Dante's sent $3. | ||
We traded a lesbian ballchucker for an arms dealer. | ||
Barabbas vibes. | ||
Ballchucker? | ||
Oh, uh... What's her name? | ||
Uh, Brittany Griner. | ||
Yeah, I don't know if that's really comparable. | ||
I don't think you really compare a prisoner swap to like Jesus being crucified. | ||
That's like kind of like, well, a little disproportionate. | ||
We traded a lesbian basketball player for some Russian guy. | ||
Kind of like when Jesus was crucified. | ||
Yeah, not quite. | ||
Time out. | ||
I think it's not really like that. | ||
No. | ||
No, I'm totally anti-backpack. | ||
Not really, but... I mean, that's that distinction. | ||
I mean, not really. | ||
That's just his name now. | ||
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pack. | |
Numa sent $3 for the uninitiated. | ||
He is the masked superhero who loves Hitler. | ||
And Kanye is the talented musician who should have went in cell after Kim. | ||
There is a difference. | ||
Pray for Ye. | ||
Nick, it's all up to you now. | ||
Not really, but I mean, that's that distinction. | ||
I mean, not really. | ||
That's just his name. | ||
Now his name is yay, but it is all up to me. | ||
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- Numa sent $3. - And Trump. | |
And Trump. | ||
- Don't fall for the yellow fever psyop. | ||
You'll create a hopper race of Elliot Rogers and Kelly Balthasers. | ||
Moth is an extremely cursed pairing and is just as bad as WMBF or BMWF. | ||
Anime subverts the West. | ||
- Okay, definitely isn't as bad as the other ones. | ||
I mean, I'm gonna stop you right there. | ||
I'm not gonna race mix, but it definitely isn't. | ||
You can't tell me that it's as bad as black male, white female. | ||
It just isn't even close. | ||
And, uh, don't tell me what to do also. | ||
I'm not gonna not race mix because some guy told me. | ||
- Hold me. | ||
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- Boss lurker sent 20-- - I'm gonna not race mix 'cause I'm on white kids. - Dollars. | |
I'm sorry I don't understand. | ||
Are you an apple or a man? - Funny. - Josh has sent $5. | ||
My brother is a Christian Zionist. | ||
Asked him about the Inspire Philosophy hit piece. | ||
He started off saying you were misinformed about the Talmud and wrong for generalizing people. | ||
Joshua sent $5. | ||
When I asked how exactly were you wrong he just end the conversation saying well even if it's true Nick shouldn't say it cuz Jews won't convert. | ||
That's the thing. | ||
Protestants, you can never argue with them. | ||
I've argued with Protestants on the Israel thing, and they just... I mean, look, they believe the Bible says that we have to give Israel missiles. | ||
You can't win that argument. | ||
You have to literally make them Catholic first. | ||
It's easier to make a Protestant Catholic. | ||
Like, the road to convincing them not to be Shabba's goy runs through them converting to Catholicism. | ||
Because Protestants literally think the Bible says, like, thou shalt give Israel all your money. | ||
I talked to a Protestant. | ||
I'm like, okay, but they're not God's people. | ||
I'm like, they're the gayest country in the world, they flew the planes into the buildings, they hate Jesus, and they'll just say, well, well, that's what it says, that's what it says, I don't care, that's what it says. | ||
It says that God will bless us and bless Israel. | ||
I'm like, oh really, you feel blessed? | ||
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I don't care, that's what it says, that's what it says. | |
Okay. | ||
So, that's just how that one's gonna go. | ||
George sent $100. | ||
Hey! | ||
Thanks a lot for the big super chat. | ||
And no message. | ||
Even better. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
07's in the chat for George. | ||
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God bless. | |
I appreciate it. | ||
Okay. | ||
Jews stay killing Christ sent $3. | ||
My country song.rich get richer poor stay poor. Jews use women to human traffic goy. Don't deny Holocaust im a country boy. I got a dog and wife dog. I want revenge porn it. Though revenge porn is legit. - Disavow. - Jews stay killing Christ sent $3. | ||
Verse 2 Seriously Though Target Revenge Porn Is The Only Porn To Support. | ||
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Porn Is Not Morale But Use It Keep Whores... No, dude, no. | |
Stop putting this on the screen. | ||
Stop putting that on the screen. | ||
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Verse 2, he says. | |
Before dropping the hot take that he supports revenge porn, verse 2. | ||
Verse 1, verse 2. | ||
Butthole pictures to the boss. | ||
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Verse 2, butthole pictures to the boss. | |
Oh man. | ||
Yeah, let's stop. | ||
Let's stop. | ||
Stop putting that on the screen. | ||
Do not put that on the screen. | ||
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Oh, here we go. | |
Verse 3, you ready? | ||
Alright, no more. | ||
No more of that, okay? | ||
- The killing Christ sent $3. | ||
Versus three ain't got a dollar 'cause women swap with them Southern bells in a shock collar, press the button down here in the holler. | ||
I caged them bitches and feed them scraps. | ||
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Send her boss a pic of where she craps. - All right, no more, no more of that, okay, please. | |
You're sick, dude. | ||
You're a sick person. | ||
Who is this guy? | ||
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This guy's a sick maniac. | |
Oh, man. | ||
Twisted, twisted, deranged mind of just another super chatter on the show. | ||
Bob H sent $5. | ||
You're butchering Andrew Torba's sacred Kalol. | ||
Hey, I still love Torba. | ||
I like Torba. | ||
I respectfully disagree with him on this issue. | ||
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That's okay. | |
Regina Bolton sent $3. | ||
I've lived in cities on both coasts and among the hill people, albeit in the north. | ||
There are things I love about rural living, but that attitude you describe is indeed insufferable. | ||
KGN. | ||
Yep, facts. | ||
Natsuk Greekoid sent $5. | ||
Literally could not stop laughing this stream. | ||
Thank you for always cheering us up and being the realest nigga around. | ||
You can always make us laugh even with the most random stories. | ||
Love you, man. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Love you too, buddy. | ||
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I'm feeling the love. | |
Whitejohn sent $3. | ||
So awesome, so awesome, so awesome, so awesome. | ||
Okay. | ||
Zirconium sent $5. | ||
They should hire refugees and send them all into space. | ||
Yeah, good point. | ||
That'll be the first trip to Mars. | ||
No, no. | ||
Just like a satchel or, you know, a small bag. | ||
Yeah, I don't know what he was thinking there. | ||
And we got one on Cozy. | ||
John Rankins is praying for your success. | ||
$3. | ||
Pragoshin thought he could threaten a coup and get away with it. | ||
RIP Bozo. | ||
Yeah, I don't know what he was thinking there. | ||
And we got one on Cozy. | ||
John Rankins is praying for your success. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
Okay, that's our last Super Chat. | ||
That's gonna do it for me. | ||
As always, I got like a booger in my nose, but I can't pick my nose until I'm off the show. | ||
Okay, that's gonna do it for me. | ||
As always, thanks for watching. | ||
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