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TWITTER BAN WAVE??? Thousands Banned After ADL-Aligned Group DEMANDS Censorship | America First Ep. 1218

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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good evening everybody.
		You're watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Great show for you tonight.
		It's great to be back with you here tonight on Friday.
		We have a lot to talk about tonight.
		Lots to get into.
		So it's gonna be an exciting night for all of you.
		And we got a lot to discuss.
		Our featured story tonight, we're gonna be talking all about the recent ban wave on Twitter.
		Turns out I'm not crazy.
		I thought this week that maybe I was the only one that noticed it, but it turns out that there have been a large number of Twitter accounts getting suspended lately, and they're all people that are right-wing, they're all conservatives, a lot of them are people that follow me, and at first I wasn't sure if that was even happening, and then I was wondering if it was coordinated in some way, if
		Maybe it had something to do with what's been going on the last couple weeks with all this discussion about the ADL.
		We finally got an answer, and it turns out that yes, there is a bandwave going on.
		And yes, it is coordinated.
		And as it turns out, it is all being coordinated by a group that Twitter is suing.
		And so the story goes something like this.
		Last year, Twitter sued this group, and it's an obscure group.
		It's called the Center for Countering Digital Hate, the CCDH.
		And so last year, Twitter starts to sue this group because like ADL and others, they're causing Twitter to lose advertisers by creating all kinds of false reports about how Twitter is not moderating the platform.
		Now here we are this week in that same group which is currently in litigation with Twitter.
		They called on Twitter to suspend a number of accounts.
		They published a spreadsheet and they said exactly who they wanted banned and for what posts.
		And then the next day Twitter put out a statement and said they reviewed the report and banned everybody in it!
		So that's what's going on on Twitter now.
		A group that is being sued for trying to destroy the platform with lies about their moderation is now at the same time dictating the moderation policies.
		And Twitter put out a public statement today saying, effectively, we have capitulated fully, we have reviewed everything they wanted us to review, and we have banned everybody who is breaking all the rules.
		Which is a total contradiction from what Elon Musk himself said just a week ago.
		He said that you're not going to get banned unless it's unlawful.
		And nothing and nobody that was terminated this week was suspended for posting anything unlawful.
		And yet they have no account.
		So, we'll talk about that tonight.
		That'll be our featured story.
		We'll also be talking about the gag order against Trump.
		The prosecutor, Jack Smith, is seeking a gag order against Donald Trump in connection to the DOJ case against him for January 6th.
		And this is pretty spectacular and we talked about it I think a few months ago when this discussion came up initially.
		I think the judge said that she wanted this but the prosecutor is now requesting that Donald Trump be prohibited by the judge in this case from making any statements about any witnesses or anybody that's involved and it'll make it so that he can't talk at all About the case, until it's adjudicated, which is next year.
		So that means that from now until Super Tuesday, which is when the case happens, and during this time you'll have the first contests, you'll have the Iowa caucus, you'll have many of the primaries, about a month and a half worth of them, you're going to have more presidential debates, months of campaigning throughout this whole time, and of course during the course of the trial, Donald Trump will not be able to talk about the case.
		In an election!
		And he's the presumptive nominee from one of the two major parties.
		And it's like we've been talking about all year.
		It just gets better and better.
		I don't know how at this point you could say it's not completely rigged.
		Because every step of the way, and in every aspect, they just find new ways to heap more bullshit against him.
		Whether it's the charges themselves, which are ridiculous, it's everything that he's charged with is conspiracy.
		There's never an actual crime.
		It's either this clerical stuff or it's conspiracy.
		You know, I mean, you'd think that if they were going after a former president who's now running for re-election, And with wild popularity polling head-to-head against Biden, and some polls with a lead, with a one or two point lead, you would think that to charge somebody like that, you would need a literal smoking gun.
		Like, you would literally need a murder, or a war crime, or embezzlement, or, you know, like something had to actually happen, like there was actually a criminal action.
		In every one of these charges, it's like, well, but he conspired.
		He didn't do anything.
		Well, except for he took about a hundred papers with him to Mar-a-Lago.
		Which is... so serious.
		And then in everything else, well, he conspired.
		And he attempted to defraud the American people, whatever that means.
		Yeah, we've never heard of a politician lying.
		We've never heard of a politician making a polemical statement that the other side doesn't agree with.
		We've never heard a politician exaggerate or whatever you want to say, even in the sense that people might say he's guilty of something like that.
		Yeah, that's not protected by the First Amendment and that never happens in politics.
		Give me a break.
		These are the charges.
		And then they schedule them all during the election.
		They schedule them in the middle of the primary, or the middle of the debate, or the Iowa caucus.
	And then, to add to that, they're gonna tell them, you can't talk about it either.
	Nice.
	So I'll talk about that too.
	Very frustrating situation on both fronts.
	You know, but that's the war.
	It's like every day, You think you're moving two steps ahead and then he can push three steps back.
	You know, we get this ban the ADL thing going and Elon is paying attention and he's talking about it and then the next week the ADL bans everybody!
	Not cool.
	But that's okay.
	We're fighting every day.
	But before we get into all that news, I want to remind you to follow me here on Cozy.
	Smash the follow button.
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	I'm live on Rumble every night at the same time that I'm live on Cozy.
	And all my replays are on Rumble.
	And follow me on Telegram.
	Link is down below.
	Okay.
	Also, before we get into the news, I want to talk about this Lauren Boebert controversy.
	Have you seen this?
	This is just unbelievable.
	Honestly, we don't even have a country anymore.
	This is just a joke.
	And you can't even, I mean of course I will, but it's hard even to make fun of it because it's so, one, it's just straight up offensive and embarrassing, but also it's so ridiculous.
	What even can be said?
	How can you even satirize this?
	So, I don't know how many of you have seen this, I don't know how big this scandal is yet, but Lauren Boebert, she's the Congresswoman from Colorado, and many people compare her to Marjorie Greene, she's very similar, she's one of these MAGA, BIMBO Congresswomen, and she really is.
	And I've said in the past, even though she doesn't like me, I kind of like her a little bit more than Marjorie, because I've always said at least she's hot.
	You want to elect a MAGA MILF retard to Congress?
unidentified		Fine.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, it's a big country.
		You're probably gonna get a couple of them.
		It's a big country.
		There's a lot of these kinds of people going around in the world today and they can vote.
		So you're gonna get, yeah, you're gonna get a couple MAGA MILFs in Congress.
		You're gonna get a couple of retarded MAGA MILFs.
		Who are on Facebook all day and they go, I think I'm gonna run.
		You're gonna get a couple of them.
		And we got them.
		We got Marjorie Green and Lauren Boebert.
		And they both hate me, naturally.
		Marjorie hates me because she says I'm an anti-Semite and she says I'm immature, whatever that means.
		I have no idea what she means by that.
		And Lauren Boebert probably hates me for the same reason.
		But regardless, I've always said, I mean, I really dislike both of them, but at least Lauren Boebert is hot, you know?
		And I've said that she looks more like a... she's like a classic MILF, because she's got this, like, bimbo libertarian look.
		She's got, like, glasses.
		I like the brown hair.
		And, you know, she's petite, and I like that.
		I like that she looks like a woman, you know?
		She's like a petite, little woman.
		She's got the glasses.
		And she's in Congress and she's like, listen up Joe Biden, we're voting for Trump.
		And okay, you know, she doesn't look bad.
		Fine.
		Marjorie, on the other hand, looks like a guy.
		She looks like a man.
		And so it's really the worst of all worlds.
		She's a total retard and she's a woman.
		But she's not even hot like a woman, she looks like a guy.
		And it's not even like a skater chick tomboy thing, because that could work.
		You know, a girl that looks like a guy, like a tomboy, like a skater girl, like an Avril Lavigne thing, okay.
		But she looks like Hulk Hogan.
		She looks like a trucker.
		She looks like a straight up truck stop trucker with a truck hat on and the bleach blonde hair.
		She looks like a gorilla.
		I mean, she looks like an early hominid.
		And she's got the dimensions of one, too.
		Short, stout, chubby little hands, chubby little arms.
		And her face?
		Her skull shape looks like the missing link between monkeys and human beings.
		That's what her skull looks like.
		This very brutish, rough face.
		And so nobody likes that.
		She's busting out the pull-up bar.
		She's doing pull-ups.
		Gross.
		That's not even a mom.
		That doesn't even give mom energy.
		That just gives like transsexual, like GameStop energy.
		It's ma'am like it's giving it's giving that we don't so I don't go in for that at all I don't think there's any appeal there stupid woman She's a slut and she looks like a guy Bulbert is all those things at least she's a little bit hot anyway So that's the background, okay?
		That's your general information to kind of bring you up to speed.
		Anyway, Lauren Boebert was in a big scandal this week, and she's got a lot of personal problems.
		She's divorced, which is, they're both in that situation.
		But worse than that, it was like an ugly divorce.
		I guess she cheated on her husband with some other guy at this restaurant that she owns.
		And the wife of the guy that she cheated with goes in the press and says, that bitch stole my husband!
		And it's like, and I did a whole show about that.
		I said, this just goes to show how far we've fallen as a nation.
		This is like a ghetto brawl.
		This is like what happens in Africa.
		You see what happens in Africa when they try to have a legislature and, you know, they're throwing their shoes at each other and they're getting up on the tables and throwing chairs.
		I didn't mean to make that look like a monkey.
		I didn't mean that.
	I didn't mean that in like a racist way to make it look like a monkey because I'm talking about Africa.
unidentified		I read it like they're rowdy, okay?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They're climbing onto the table, like human beings, but, you know, volatile ones.
		And they're climbing on the table, and they're throwing cheers at each other, they're getting in fistfights over who knows what.
		And it's like, and they're reproducing that here.
		Where you have legislators, and they're in the lower chamber, but you have legislators who are in the press, and it's like a soap opera.
		It's like a reality show.
		Where they're all divorced and they're... I mean look, there's something to be said about discretion.
		You want to have your life...
		Hillary Clinton stayed married to Bill.
		I respect that.
		I mean, I don't think that they're good people.
		They're murderers and they're sick, satanic people.
		They're involved in child rape and rituals, some say.
		But, I respect the discretion.
		I respect this old school, like, everyone knows Bill Clinton was a player, but they stick together.
		You know, there's something to be said about that level of discretion.
		There's something to be said about appearances.
		At least they're professionals.
		I almost...okay, I promise we're gonna get to it.
		But I almost even prefer that.
		I almost prefer the murderers.
		Because at least they're like classy professionals.
		Like yeah, they're killing everybody.
		But at least they've got the decency.
		Like Hillary shows up with the ring on her finger with her guy.
		I mean, do we really prefer, like, hey, you know, Marjorie and Lauren Boebert, they may be a total mess, they may be a total disgusting trash fire of a human being, but at least they oppose the Green New Deal.
		I'll take the murderers.
		I'll take the warmongers and the murderers, quite honestly.
		They look good, the suits are tailored, they stick together.
		It's old school!
		They're like old school wasp.
		You know, and Marjorie comes from Georgia, and Bill Clinton comes from Arkansas, and they're both in the South, but there's like a class difference, you know?
		Hillary Clinton, she went to, she went to Wesley.
		Is that the school?
		Wesleyan?
		I don't know.
		Wellesley?
		Whatever, I don't even know the school.
		But, you know, she went to school in New England.
		Bill Clinton was a Rhodes Scholar.
		Marjorie Greene's not at anything.
		She's a freaking Burger King scholar.
		She's a scholar at Hamburger University.
		So, different strokes.
		I prefer the murderers.
		Anyway, so that's Lauren Bogart's background.
		She's in this huge scandal this week because she goes to a theater show.
		She goes to see Beetlejuice at the theater in her district in Colorado.
		And it starts out like this.
		This should be an uneventful thing.
		But it starts out like this.
		In the press, they report that she was kicked out of the showing and banned from ever coming back because she was vaping in the theater and she was being disruptive.
		That was how it started.
		And it's like, okay, whatever.
		I mean, who really cares?
		She vaped in the theater.
		It's vapor.
		Big whip.
		Well then it got a lot juicier today when they published the footage and apparently they have like some kind of night vision camera in the theater and they posted the footage of her and she's there in the theater with her boyfriend and he is grabbing her tits.
		There's people everywhere!
		It's a packed theater.
		They're theater seats.
		Now he's on the aisle but she's got people right next to her and people in front of her and people behind her and he is straight up grabbing her boobs and squeezing them and she's jerking him off in his pants.
		Now I don't mean to be gross, okay?
		I know this is a family show and you watch this with your families every night when it comes on at nighttime But this is, this is our legislator and her boyfriend, because she's divorced now and that's a thing, she's sitting there in her, she's in her district, in a theater, filled with people, on a weekend, and she's having like sex with her boyfriend in the middle of it, in public.
	And I don't know, I guess they didn't see that they have these night vision cameras going on, but still, So they released the footage and she puts out a statement and totally ignores the fact that they got caught red-handed.
	She said, oh, he wasn't grabbing my boobs.
	I was vaping.
	It just looked like that.
	That's what she said.
	She said she didn't even address those allegations, but that is what she's saying.
	She's saying, oh, I know it.
	I know it looks like we were having sex, but we weren't.
	I was just vaping.
	It only looked like my boyfriend was grabbing my boobs and I was jerking him off in the middle of the show, but we weren't.
	I was just vaping.
	It only, it just appeared that way.
	Really?
	And you know what?
	This reminds me of is Oliver Anthony.
	Like when I and when I see this you're and you're gonna see it every day forever and you're only gonna be more and more convinced of how right I was about this freak from the beginning.
	This is exactly what I've been talking about.
	I know a lot of white people don't like this expression but I do.
	This is like white trash behavior.
	And we need to bring that back in a pejorative way because it's real.
	Okay?
	It exists.
	It's out there.
	Okay?
	I mean, some people say, well, you're Hispanic.
	Well, you know, I'm not having intercourse in the middle of a theater.
	Okay?
	And I'm not divorced and getting in fights in Congress and all this kind of stuff.
	I was raised by ethnics.
	I was raised to be polite and have some decorum.
	Actually.
	And whatever.
	I mean, I think I'm white.
	Other people think I'm white.
	You're white.
	And we have to recognize that these people, they're not living up to the standard, okay?
	It's not enough that you have white skin and light eyes and blonde hair or whatever, or you have four white grandparents or three.
	There's a bar, okay?
	There's a standard, and that's not cutting it, okay?
	This low-class, disgusting peasant behavior just doesn't belong in the country, and it's not becoming for white people, and we just got to drop that stuff like a bad habit.
	But seriously, though, this is like a joke.
	What a joke our country has become.
	I wouldn't even call myself a white nationalist at that point because, you know, that is reflective of a large part of white America.
	And of course I want America to be a white nation.
	I want America, again, to have a white majority.
	At the same time, I recognize that there are major problems in the country beyond just the replacement migration.
	There's problems within our own community.
	We have to raise the bar.
	And say we don't we don't want to celebrate ignorance and an immorality and these kinds of displays.
	Now I understand and I think there has to be some leniency that we live in a very fallen time.
	Things are worse than ever and so I think there has to be a little bit of charity extended especially to the younger generations.
	You know you're gonna see These new generations get into politics, and I'm talking about a guy like Madison Cawthorn and all the stuff that came out about him.
	You know, it is what it is.
	But you look at that and it's like, okay, I mean there's cameras everywhere, there's phones everywhere, he was 18, he was roughhousing with his friend, it doesn't look good, somebody recorded it and they posted it.
	You know, that's gonna be a thing that happens to I think everybody in the future, now that we live in a society with camera phones everywhere, you're already seeing that where a baseball player gets cancelled because he said faggot in 2013 when he was in middle school.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like, this is just the culture we live in, and so I think that there have to be some allowances made.
	But there's no excuse for something like this.
	You're a grown adult.
	You are a mature adult.
	You're a mother!
	You got kids.
	She's grown.
	And you're a politician.
	And I even said, I was talking to some friends about it, I said I would even be a little more understanding if maybe her and her boyfriend were making out in public, but in like an alleyway.
	Or something like that.
	You understand?
	Like if it was in like public, meaning like outdoors, even that would be one thing.
	But it's like you're at an event, you're in a movie theater packed with people in your own district as a congresswoman and you're an adult and you're giving a guy a handjob?
	What's the excuse for that?
	That's just... that's excessive.
	Okay, that's gratuitous.
	And it's totally unacceptable and inappropriate.
	But unfortunately, this is like what goes on, you know, even within our own community, even within our own racial group.
	And I'll say this, there's also an element of hypocrisy there too.
	You know, because what is the conservative argument against all the sexual degeneracy on the left?
	What is their argument?
	Not mine, what is their argument?
	They say do it in your own home.
	Do it in the privacy of your own home.
	They say don't do it in front of kids.
	And you can do whatever you want but just don't bring that into the public square and don't put that in a family environment.
	Okay, well you see the problem when you go and you give a guy a handjob while he's grabbing your boobs in the middle of a theater with a bunch of people at a family show?
	Then... And here's the point.
	The point is that that kind of stuff runs deep.
	And we have to recognize that when everybody criticizes, oh, liberals or urbanites or this or that, you know, there are problems going on in rural America, too.
	The romanticization, the idealization of the small-town America, it's got to stop because it's just wrong.
	It's just delusional and it's not real.
	And you hear this refrain, like this song that came out recently, not this new one, but there was one over the summer, try that in a small town.
	It's like they do all the time.
	What are you talking about?
	The only time I've ever seen a car chase was in the Quad Cities in, I think it was, Dubuque, or I don't even know if that's one of them.
	What are the Quad Cities?
	It was in Rock Island, I think, on the border of Illinois and Iowa.
	Of course it happens in small towns.
	You ever heard of Gary, Indiana?
	Try that in a small town.
	They do every day.
	And shit goes on in small towns every day like this.
	It's not like they're better than the people in the city.
	If anything, there are liberals of much more discretion.
	There are upper middle class, yuppie liberals who may be Anglo, or maybe they're Irish, and they're Catholic, and yeah, they go to a super cringe, Novus Ordo mass.
	But, you know, if you want to bet, you'd be surprised who would be more conservative, them versus these rural people.
	And I'm not saying I don't like rural people.
	I'm saying, look, this whole country has problems.
	It's got problems from coast to coast and everything in between.
	And it's people at the top, and it is also people in the middle, and it is people at the bottom.
	And it's stuff like this.
	This kind of stuff, all too common, and I know people from the South or people from the country will recognize this scene and they will tell you that their small towns are rife with this stuff.
	They will tell you that themselves.
	So, let's cut the shit about, try that in a small town.
	It's a rich man north of Richmond and blah blah blah.
	Oh really?
	Because Marjorie Green is from... where's she from?
	Stone Mountain, Georgia?
	And she blew up her family because she was having sex with a tantric sex guru that she met at her CrossFit gym where she apparently has sex with every guy that comes through there.
	In a small town!
	In a small town!
	Try having sex with the tantric sex guru in my small town, liberal!
	Oh yeah?
	You want to be some liberal?
	Try giving your boyfriend a handjob in the Betelgeuse showing in my small town.
	Seriously?
	That's what goes on.
	So, no more of this.
	I'm declaring war on the peasant class, okay?
	We have to be elite.
	And by that, I don't mean you need to be rich, but you need to have an elite mindset.
	Okay.
	We have to have an elite mindset.
	We can't be doing this stuff and complaining about Joe Biden.
	You know, Joe Biden goes to Mass every day.
	Or every Sunday, I think.
	Joe Biden is a family man, okay?
	He never divorced his wife.
	His wife is a teacher.
	And they try to help their son even though he's addicted to crack.
	They're supportive.
	versus what goes on here.
	Joe Biden's more traditional than this bitch.
	Absolutely.
	Well, maybe that's the stretch, but still.
	Anyway, so that's the Lauren Boebert situation.
	Just disgusting.
	Absolutely disgusting and gross.
	And we can't be doing that, Lauren.
	Anyway.
	We're gonna get on into the news and our first story is about this Trump gag order.
	And I think we covered this earlier this year.
	I'm not sure how this is different.
	But it's news today that a request was unsealed by the judge in the case, which came down from the prosecutor Jack Smith, special counsel.
	And the request is to put a gag order on Trump so that he can't talk about the January 6th federal case.
	And this is the story.
	It says,
	prevent disinformation threats and prejudicing the case.
	So So the news talking about it every day, that doesn't prejudice the case.
	When the news talks about it every day, and when this thing has been going on for years, and they call it an insurrection, and on...
	Whoa.
	And on and on.
	That doesn't prejudice the case.
	And that doesn't intimidate the witnesses.
	It'd probably be a lynch mob if the witnesses decided he was innocent because of how the media operates.
	But that's not a prejudice.
	It's just if Trump responds, then that's a big problem.
	It's as if approved to ban Mr. Trump from making statements regarding the identity, testimony, or credibility of prospective witnesses and statements about any party, witness, attorney, court personnel, or potential jurors that are disparaging, inflammatory, or intimidating.
	So it's incredible they say on the one hand hey listen it's not a gag order and we're not we are not in any way infringing on his free speech rights it is a narrow carefully tailored order And then you read what it entails, and it says, well, he basically can't talk about anything regarding the case.
	He can't talk about anybody who is a party to it, anybody who might be a witness, which is everybody.
	He can't talk about the judge, he can't talk about the prosecutor, in any way.
	Oh, but that's narrow.
	Yeah, that's really narrow.
	During an election year.
	It says it does not place any restrictions on Mr. Trump from quoting from public record court documents or proclaiming his innocence.
	Oh, okay, so he can read the court documents, he just can't say anything about them.
	And he can claim he's innocent, but he just can't talk about how.
	Okay.
	But that's not, you know, but that's not broad at all.
	That's very narrow.
	They're basically enumerating the handful of things that Donald Trump can say.
	You can say what's written on the court documents, and you can say you're innocent, and that's it.
	But that's narrow.
	That's a narrow restriction.
	It's narrow what is not restricted.
	Anyway, it says, any restriction placed on the former president's First Amendment right to freedom of speech, particularly as he runs for president, would kick off a major constitutional challenge in court.
	Last week, lawyers for Mr. Trump wrote to the judge calling her biased against Mr. Trump and asked her to step aside from the case.
	It is unclear when she may issue a ruling on either motion.
	On Truth Social, he wrote on Friday, quote, So I'm campaigning for president against an incompetent person who has weaponized the DOJ and FBI to go after his political opponent, and I am not allowed to comment?
	They leak, lie, and sue, and they won't allow me to speak?
	And it's written in a funny way, but of course it's totally true.
	And again, as we've talked about throughout the year, at this point there is no way that anybody could say in good faith that this isn't political.
	All of it.
	And when I say this, I mean everything.
	I mean the media coverage, I mean the charges themselves, the scheduling of the trials, I'm also talking about the voter fraud, I'm talking about the impeachments, I'm talking about... It has always been political.
	Everything they do is meant to knock this guy off of his course.
	That's it.
	And understand, it's not like these are political actors.
	This is the government.
	This is the justice system.
	This would be like if the cops... This is the equivalent of the cops knocking on the door of, like, a mayoral candidate and saying, uh, oh, you're running against the mayor?
	Well, we just found drugs on you.
	You're going to jail, pal.
	Like, that's what's happening.
	That is effectively what is happening.
	It would be like if you're running in a mayoral race in a city, and you're running against the mayor, and the newspaper which he controls is just writing hit pieces about you every day, and the cops that he controls arrest you and your family, and everything that you can imagine unfolds.
	That's basically what's happening.
	Because they control the media, it has this facade of credibility where people look at this and they say, well, I don't know.
	Did he break the law?
unidentified		Oh, I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, he does tweet too much.
		Well, you know, he is racist.
		But you strip away all these things and you see it's a naked political assault on this guy from the government.
		And it's interesting because what that represents is a self-preservation instinct.
		You know, we apparently have this representative democratic government where they say, every four years it's a revolution.
		Every four or eight years the American people go to the ballot box and we choose our leader.
		And the new leader gets in and says, alright, pack your bags, this is my show now.
		The American people chose me and my policies and now I'm gonna set a new course for the country.
		Or whatever, the same course.
		But what this shows us, when the government acts in this way, in a defensive way, like I said, acting out of self-preservation, It says that they are fending off a transition which was mandated by the people.
		When Donald Trump was elected in 16, he was given a mandate by the American people to take power and the government resisted that.
		The government which is supposedly Of, by, for the people elected by them representing their interests said nope, no, no.
		This guy that the public foisted on us, we do not accept him.
		Get the fuck out.
		We are going to sabotage his agenda.
		We are going to throw him in jail.
		We are going to impeach him.
		And when his four years are done, we're just going to rig the next one.
		And then we're going to throw him in jail and do all the rest.
		And it's like we've been talking about from the beginning.
		This is like the Civil War for America.
		This is another 1776.
		It's another 1860.
		This is another one of these inflection points in the history of the country.
		And it is absolutely a political knife fight for power.
		Every one of these things that you see, you're reminded that that's what this is.
		It's not enough that they threw him out of office, it's not enough that they did this BS false flag at the Capitol, and then it's not enough that they arrested everybody, and then it's not enough that they charged him.
		But then on top of that, as he's running for office they're gonna say, oh but you can't talk about it, oh and you can't change the judge, and we're scheduling it in the middle of the primary.
		And in other words, If any of it was legit, let's say for the sake of argument that the charges are legit.
		Let's say that he was charged for a legitimate reason, not for clerical issues and conspiracy.
		Let's say he was charged for a real crime.
		If he said that he wanted a new judge, that he wanted the judge to recuse themselves, they would have to give it to him.
		If it was legit.
		Because if the government wants to get this guy, it's already such a controversial prosecution.
		It's already very controversial that they have brought a case against a guy in this unique situation where he's a former president, he's also running, he's also leading, he's gonna be the nominee.
		Like, it's already a very unique situation and very controversial.
		If the defendant says, well, I think this judge is biased, and she has made political statements, you have to get a new judge.
		Why would they fight that?
		But they're fighting it, and they're saying, nope, she's good enough.
		Really, why?
		Why does it have to be her?
		Why couldn't they find some other judge in Washington D.C.? ?
		If she's made political statements, if he's saying that she should recuse herself, it's already a controversial thing.
		If they wanted to avoid the appearance of him, or rather, if they wanted to avoid even the appearance that they're partial in one way or the other, they would give this.
		Like, that is something that they would do if it was legit, but they won't do that.
		If they wanted to, once again, if it was legitimate and they wanted to avoid any charge that this is political or that they're partial, They would make the trial speedy, meaning that they would have charged him a year ago or a year and a half ago, or they would give him until after the election to finish the case.
		You can't have it both ways.
		You can't wait for two years to charge him and then say, but we have to try him immediately.
		Yeah, it took us two years and we're in the middle of an election, but we gotta try him in the middle of Super Tuesday.
		Seriously?
		And then once again, you would let him go out there and campaign.
		You would let them, if he's a candidate and they chose to undertake this prosecution, you'd have to let him go out and talk about it.
		He's running for office.
		We also have a First Amendment.
		But no, they can't even do that.
		They gotta say, no, you can't talk about it.
		And in other words, they're setting it up in such a way that it is disadvantageous in every way that it can be.
		They're inconveniencing him in every way that is within their discretionary power.
		They're going to rig the judge.
		They're going to rig the date of the trial.
		They're going to use their power to tell him what he can and can't say about it.
		And if at the end of all of this, they have optimized it so that it is maximally disadvantageous for him, what are people supposed to come away with other than that it was designed to be that way?
		Other than that it is designed to be that way because it is political and by making it disadvantageous they are achieving a political outcome.
		You understand?
	In other words, it's not a coincidence That it is so inconvenient for the President.
	What are the odds?
	And also, what would be the motivation to screw him over in every way?
	And have an effect on his campaign.
	You think that's just a gift to Joe Biden?
	Oh, hey, you know, you pulled a card from the pile and congratulations.
	It's your lucky day.
	We just fucked Trump over a hundred percent.
	We made his campaign infinitely more difficult and we have made it that much easier for you to win.
	Guess it's just your lucky day.
	This is his Justice Department saying that.
	This is the DOJ that he appointed, by the way, that is saying that.
	This is Merrick Garland's DOJ.
	It is that special counsel, Jack Smith, saying, oh, oh, it's your lucky day, Joe Biden.
	We made your job, hello, boss, we made your job that much easier by putting in every disadvantage possible for Trump and hurting his campaign by doing it.
	No, obviously it's political.
	And it's political because it is cumulative.
	That is how it has worked for 10 years.
	Almost 10 years.
	That's how it worked in the first primary.
	That's how it worked in the first general.
	That's how it works in the press.
	That's how it works in Congress.
	That's how it works.
	Because they are all on the same team against this guy.
	And it's, uh, you know, it's just ridiculous.
	We don't even have rights anymore.
	Like, this is a classic case where Trump has a First Amendment.
	He's being tried.
	He's a citizen.
	He should be able to talk about it.
	Now, a lawyer might advise him not to talk about it because it could be used against him in the court, but to say that if the president talks about the politics of this case that this amounts to intimidating witnesses is insane.
	It is absolutely insane.
	The DOJ said themselves, like, we are arresting people and giving huge sentences to intimidate the public.
	Like, that's the power they have.
	And Trump is on the other side of that.
	But Trump goes out and talks about how that might be political and they say, nope, can't say that.
	That would be intimidating a party who is involved in this case.
	That's totally abusing their authority on this.
	And I think everybody can see that.
	So, you get to a point where it's like, what more can even be said?
	You're just out of outrage.
	It's been going on for eight years, and everything is more ridiculous than the thing before.
	There's no rules.
	There's no recourse.
	We can do nothing about it.
	At what point do you say, okay, I'm not even paying attention anymore it's just one thing after the next with this and there were a couple of good articles about this John Derbyshire wrote a good article about this and Mark Stein did as well and they just it's just sort of this resignation like throw your throw your arms up like what are you supposed to do at this point they say go out and vote Go and vote, make your voice heard.
	No, no, but not like that, but not like that, you know?
	Go out and vote.
	Oh, but, well, we dumped all the mail-in ballots and we just buried everything, you know?
	Now it's Democrats for a thousand years.
	Well, you can always make your voice heard, but not like that.
	No, the ADL has said that you are banned forever, you cannot have a PayPal account.
	In fact, they forwarded that to the DHS and the FBI.
	Well, go out in public and do a protest.
	Nope, but not like that.
	Oh, you weren't even in the same city?
	Doesn't matter.
	20 years in jail?
	Like, at this point, what do you do?
	I mean, of course, I'm telling you what our program is.
	You gotta get red-pilled and you gotta become powerful.
	You gotta play your cards close to your chest.
	And you have got to go out there and make a fortune, become educated, develop a skill, whatever, and continue spreading the message.
	And maybe in 10 or 20 years, we'll have an army of people that can actually do something.
	But at this stage in the game, it's like, what are we going to do?
	You know?
	They say, go out and vote!
	Hold the line!
	Vote for so-and-so so that Mitch McConnell can keep his majority.
	Really?
	Like that's gonna do anything?
	We gotta keep the House this time!
	We gotta keep the House!
	Why?
	What does the House ever do?
	They don't even use their leverage.
	What are they gonna do?
	Try and fail to impeach Joe Biden and nothing else?
	Meanwhile, this goes on like we're just screwed.
	So, I feel like 24 is our last chance.
	If this guy gets elected, then we're back, and if he doesn't, it's over.
	If he gets elected, let's go, we're back.
	If he loses, it's over.
	Fuck it, we ball.
	But that's it.
	Those are our options.
	It all comes down to that.
	But that's that.
	I want to move on.
	Our featured story, we're going to be talking about Twitter censorship And like I said at the top of the show, this is another... it's just like what we just talked about.
	It's just hopeless and frustrating.
	The last two weeks we've had this huge campaign going on Twitter.
	Ban the ADL.
	And if it does nothing else, it has gotten people talking about the mechanics of censorship.
	Which is where it's coming from.
	And it's not really coming from the platforms.
	It's not coming, actually, from Zuckerberg.
	It was never coming from Dorsey.
	It's not coming from Musk.
	It's coming from the Jews.
	It's coming from the ADL.
	It's coming from these left-wing groups, as people have pointed out.
	It's coming from these left-wing groups that are affiliated with the Democrats and they're Jewish.
	And they are the ones that are working behind the scenes to blackmail all the big tech companies into banning whoever they want and censoring whatever they want.
	And they do that.
	The blackmail comes in the form of reputational destruction.
	All these tech companies make their money through advertisements.
	And these activist groups basically say, well, we will destroy your reputation.
	We will make it unprofitable.
	We'll make it a brand risk for these companies to support you financially by calling you racist.
	And if you want to not be called racist and we ruin your business, then you better censor all the racists that we say need to be censored, which are any conservatives.
	And that's how it works.
	And like I said, if it does nothing else, at least people are becoming aware that that's the dynamic.
	And they're also becoming aware that very frequently it's Jews that are doing that.
	But we thought this was going to be a very good thing.
	People are very optimistic and even Elon Musk was paying attention and we got Elon Musk to sort of recommit to his initial promise about Twitter that it would become a free speech platform and he said that there would be very few permanent suspensions going forward and there'd be amnesty and that they wouldn't ban anything that isn't unlawful.
	So they'd only ban things that are unlawful?
	And so we thought it was all going great, and then Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Elon Musk in Silicon Valley.
	And then the ADL and Lindy Yaccarino basically put out a joint statement saying that they're going to fight anti-Semitism.
	And then, this is the latest development this week, there's another major ban wave on Twitter.
	And some of the most prominent Gruyper accounts have been banned, like Tenryo and Love Speech Gruyper was banned, although he got reinstated.
	And I think there were a couple of other high-profile people who were banned.
	And initially I wasn't sure if that was a coincidence, if maybe they just got mass-reported or whatever.
	Well it turns out we now know that those people were targeted by an activist group like the ADL to be censored.
	And Twitter openly capitulated to their demands.
	And this is a group that, by the way, happens to be right now being sued by Twitter for doing the same thing the ADL is doing.
	Go figure.
	So, Twitter put out a statement, this was on Thursday, they said, quote, tomorrow the Center for Countering Digital Hate will release a report on how X allegedly moderates content.
	While we wish the CCDH would have sent us the full report for a fair review, the choice was made to share their purported findings with journalists.
	To be clear, we will continue to protect free expression and simultaneously keep our platform safe for users.
	We have strong content moderation and enforcement policies in place to monitor the 500 million posts that are created every day on X.
	We will remove content that violates our policies or label and restrict the reach of certain posts.
	By restricting the reach of a post, we significantly reduce the number of times a piece of content is seen to protect our users.
	Based on the limited information we've seen, the CCDH is asserting two false claims.
	That X did not take action on violative posts and that violative posts reach a lot of people on our platform.
	Firstly, from what was shared with us, we did enforce the posts.
	that violated our policies.
	Second, the CCDH is misrepresenting how many people have viewed the content by incorrectly reporting the follower count of the post authors rather than reporting the number of people who were exposed to the posts.
	Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	But that's what they say.
	Then the report comes out and it's all the Groypers on there.
	And Twitter releases another statement and they say this: They say, as promised, we're following up on the report from the CCDH on how X moderates content.
	Each day, users share more than 500 million posts.
	For their report, the CCDH selected 300 posts.
	We have investigated and taken action on all the posts in the sample that violated our rules around hateful conduct, abuse, and harassment.
	These actions include limiting reach, post removal, and account suspension.
	The recent report misrepresented the posts reach by incorrectly reporting the follower count, blah blah.
	The posts that violated our rules were each viewed on average 168 times by 84 unique viewers, which now includes an unfortunate 10% increase in reach due to publishing the report before sharing their findings with us.
	X works every day to fight hate in all forms and we invite all our partners to participate in an open dialogue to help us make a difference.
	As we said before, our doors are always open to organizations that want to actively partner with us to strengthen our policies and improve our approach.
	So this is a group they are suing.
	And they said that this group is lying, and they're saying it here too.
	They're saying it in these two press releases.
	So they've said it in a legal letter that has been sent to this group a year ago, and they're saying it today and yesterday, that this is a group that lies about Twitter's moderation, and that is having a... What do they call it?
	It's tortious interference?
	Or you could say it's defamation.
	They say that as a result of these lies about Twitter's moderation, it's damaging their ad revenue and their relationship with advertisers.
	At the same time, they are capitulating to their demands.
	And this is where we see Elon Musk is speaking out of both sides of his mouth.
	On the one hand, he is complaining that groups like ADL are evil because they're blackmailing us, they lie about us, and they're destroying our business, and we want to create a free speech platform and only ban unlawful content.
	At the same time, the groups that they're complaining about, they obey, and they listen to.
	The groups that they say are lying about them and destroying free speech, they are capitulating to, and they are enforcing their will on the platform.
	And at the same time that they're saying they'll only ban unlawful content, they keep recommitting to banning hate speech, which is not unlawful.
	At the same time that they go and say, starkly, we will only ban illegal content, they then go and say, well, we'll ban antisemitism, and we'll ban hate speech, and we'll ban a lot of other stuff, which is not unlawful.
	So I've been very charitable towards Elon about this whole thing and I've been patient but it seems like it's just not gonna happen.
	I don't know.
	I don't want to be pessimistic but at this point they've already lost the ad revenue.
	These groups are all at war with them so what's the point?
	Now, maybe they have to do it if they want to sue.
	I mean, that's the only thing I could think of is maybe if they want to win a defamation case, they have to demonstrate it's defamation by taking action.
	You know, in other words, if the ADL says, oh, Twitter has anti-Semitism, stop giving him money.
	Well, it's hard for Twitter to sue them for defamation if they have a ton of anti-Semitism on the platform.
	Maybe it's that?
	I don't know.
	What I do know is it's a lie.
	I mean, no matter what way you cut it, if it's a pragmatic lie for a specific reason, or if it's just some other kind of lie, it is a lie.
	Because they're saying both things at the same time.
	You can have one or the other, but you can't have them both be true.
	ADL is either a group that's destroying Twitter and trying to kill the company or it's a company that you're collaborating with all the time and they're gonna dictate your terms of service.
	They can't both be true.
	And the same thing goes for the standard for moderation.
	Is it unlawful content or is it unlawful content and other things?
	Because you can't say the standard is the law and then ban a ton of other stuff that isn't illegal.
	Last I checked, I haven't ever been arrested for anything I've said.
	And I got suspended on Rumble for a couple weeks for saying certain things, and I got banned from Twitter, they say, for saying certain things, but I didn't get arrested because none of it was unlawful.
	No lawyer would even suggest that anything I've said is unlawful or even bordering on it.
	So, that's a lie.
	That makes it a lie.
	That makes it a apparent, obvious contradiction.
	And wouldn't you like to know who this group is?
	The Center for Countering Digital Hate?
	Well, this is their Wikipedia page.
	It says that one of their primary funders is a group called the Peers Group.
	And this is what Wikipedia says about the Peers Group.
	The Peers Family Charitable Foundation is a charitable trust established in 1991 by three brothers, Trevor, David, and Mark Peers.
	Much of the foundation's income is generated by the William Pierce Group, a property company established by the Pierce brothers' father.
	Okay.
	The Foundation supports a wide variety of causes, including several causes relating to Israel, Judaism, and anti-Semitism, such as the Peers Institute for the Study of Anti-Semitism, the Parliamentary Committee Against Anti-Semitism Foundation, and JHUB, which is short for Jewish Hub.
	And the Pears brothers are all Jewish.
unidentified		They're Austrian Jews.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's who's funding the group.
		Go figure.
		So, who are the groups that are doing the censoring?
		Well, according to Elon, it's ADL.
		That's one of them.
		And according to Twitter Trust and Safety, it's the CCDH, which is a British-based company that is funded by a Jewish non-profit.
		There it is.
		What are you going to do?
		They banned Tenriel, they banned Lovespeech, Gruyper.
		They banned Lavrov.
		They're banning everybody.
		And they're doing it at the behest of Jews for things that aren't even unlawful.
		And I guess that's just what Twitter's like.
		So, just keep that in mind.
		When you're posting stuff on Twitter, keep in mind, it's not anything ghost.
		They also banned Leafy.
		And, most notably of all, they banned Leafy.
		F in the chat for Leafy, by the way.
		Can we get some F's in the chat?
		Leafy has been banned.
		I told them, I told them it would happen.
		I hate to be that guy, but I did tell them.
		I said, look, you should probably take some of this stuff down, like you're gonna lose your account.
		Which is a shame because it was great content.
		He had a big Twitter, a lot of engagement.
		Oh well.
		Life sucks.
		We live in hell.
		But that's okay because if Trump gets elected, you know, maybe he can fix all of it.
		Okay.
		But that's that.
		I want to move on.
		We're gonna take a look at our Super Chats and we'll see what you guys have to say about all this.
		Dying.
		Absolutely dying to find out what your commentary is on all of this.
		So let me take a look.
unidentified		And I'll get set up here.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Then I got to go and eat dinner. - Sure.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Hey, thank you very much man.
		God bless you.
		I really appreciate it.
		what human beings may do, I shall someday stand before the judgment seat of the eternal.
		I shall answer to him and I know he will judge me innocent.
		Christ forever, America first forever.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, thank you very much, man.
		God bless you.
		I really appreciate it.
		It looks like this was part two, though.
		This is part one.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Whoa!
		That was part one, this is part two.
		My speech went in hang for supporting Nick.
		If I were to begin all over again, I would act as I have acted.
		Even if I knew in the end, I should meet a fiery death at the stake.
		Slash one.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That was part one.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		This is part two.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		A drum and sent $3.
		No matter what human beings may do, I shall someday stand before the judgment seat of the eternal.
		I shall answer to him and I know he will judge me innocent.
		Christ forever.
		America first forever.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's a very compelling last words.
		Well thank you for the huge super chat.
		God bless you.
		Thanks for all your support of the show and not just the monetary but the moral support as well.
		I appreciate that you're willing to have my back and stand by me because it's a lonely Situation.
		You know, not a lot of people want to do that.
		Not a lot of people want to stand up for what's right, and people have found all sorts of excuses for why they don't want to stand by me personally, or stand by these issues, or talk about these things, and I just don't find them that convincing.
		I mean, we're living in a time when there is so much evil going on, and to tell the truth, or to say something moral, you get attacked for it.
		And I don't know how anybody can countenance that we're just going to be complicit in that all the time by lying.
		I understand.
		You know, there's a lot of people that wouldn't say what I say.
		They say that I'm reckless or that I'm bombastic or something like that.
		It's unnecessarily provocative.
		But I don't see a lot of people that are talking about these issues.
		Period.
		You know, and the point is, is how can you not?
		I can understand maybe you don't want to say what I've said.
		But there's so much terrible stuff that goes on and the norm is just downright satanic.
		And it's not just that people don't say.
		They refrain from saying the most excessive.
unidentified		They lie.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They lie every day to get along.
		And I think that's a real moral conundrum.
		So, God bless you.
		I appreciate that you're willing to stand by this movement and me and to give us some support.
		With money because that helps a great deal as well.
		So God bless you, man It's a beautiful speech and it's true.
		And honestly, that's it really is that simple.
		It's like it is literally that simple We're all gonna die.
		We're all gonna face God and I would rather say, look God, I know I shouldn't, I know I was a little overzealous.
		I would rather, I would rather my appeal to God be like, look, sorry I pushed the envelope, rather than saying sorry I was complicit.
		I feel like that's better.
		I'd rather I'd rather die a martyr and go before God and say hey I'm sorry my optics were out of control and you know I wasn't I wasn't careful enough then be somebody that said oh I I wasn't I I'm sorry for being too careful I was afraid you know so that it really is that simple that in the end When the final score is tallied, nothing is going to count other than the moral decisions you make and the sacrifice you pay.
		You want to make sacrifices because every sacrifice you make, that is what is accumulating throughout your life.
		You know, when you think about your life, a lot of people think that what they're accumulating is money, life experience, or just general experiences, good times, memories, stuff like that.
		But all those things die.
		All those things are burned up.
		They are ripped up.
		It all goes away.
		The things that you're really accumulating are sacrifices.
		The suffering that you endure for God or on behalf of others.
		That's the only thing that you're really accumulating.
		Because all the other stuff that you think you're accumulating It's gone.
		It's dust.
		You are dust, and all this stuff that you're collecting is dust.
		You know, it's all a pile of beans.
		It would be like if you go in a casino, and at the end of the day, all you take are the poker chips.
		You want the money.
		You don't want the chips or just pieces of plastic.
		You know, or you go to an arcade and you're collecting paper tickets.
		The tickets get shredded up.
		The tickets get totally shredded up.
		You know, you're not going to the arcade to win pieces of paper, you're going to win the prizes.
		And the same thing is true in life.
		In life, you're not here to collect memories or experiences or Or money or whatever.
		Although these days, nobody even thinks it's money.
		It's very fashionable now to think that life is about memories.
		We want to make some memories.
		We want to have some adventures and have some good times and, you know, shit like that.
		But even that stuff really means nothing.
		And I know that's tough for people to hear because they say, well, but my memory... You know, and there's a function for memory.
		But that's not why we're here.
		We're here, and we don't know precisely why we're here, but broadly we understand that we're here as a form of a trial.
		And what we're really here to do, what Jesus came here to do, was to be selfless, suffer on behalf of others, sacrifice on behalf of others, and serve others.
		And that is what made him the greatest human being that ever lived.
		And similarly, that is what will be tallied up when we die, and that is, we'll receive our punishment or our reward commensurate to that in the afterlife.
		So, you know, it really is that simple.
		There's no other way to look at it.
		People always want to complicate these things and they say, oh, but you know, well, what about my life, man?
		What about like, well, I want a family, well, and I want my job, but I want this, I want this or that.
		And it's like, listen, You know the funny thing about the afterlife?
		All these people that you love so much, a lot of them may be going to hell.
		And the thing is about that is you won't even care.
		You know, marriage ends at death.
		There is no marriage in heaven.
unidentified		I don't know if people realize that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And yeah, like parents can have kids and the kids will be in hell and the parents will be in heaven and that's not gonna bother them.
		That's a tough thing to wrap your head around when you think about the afterlife, when you think about what happens when we leave this sinful world.
		But that is true.
		And I don't mean to say that to be like anti-family.
		I mean it to say this.
		There's nothing, there is nothing That we have here that we take with us.
		That's the point I'm trying to make.
		You know, people have tried to go to the strongest things.
		The strongest things to hang on to because they don't want to surrender to God?
		But what I mean by that is they say, oh yeah, like I'm spiritual and I think family's the most important thing or memories.
		Yeah, I'm not materialistic.
		I don't care about money or things or I don't care about fame or status.
		But what I think is the most important is like my family, you know, or like my happiness or my memories.
		And it's like even those things, even those things you don't take with you.
		I mean, yeah, you want to have a family, and yeah, you want your family to go to heaven.
		You want to work for your family and all that.
		But the point is, is that there's one imperative, and that is to obey God.
		That's it.
		Like, you have to take on a cross.
		You have to surrender to God.
		That's it.
		Everything else is extra.
		Everything else is like, if you're lucky, it's a blessing.
		That's how you should look at it.
		You know?
		God said worry about the spiritual bread, not the real bread.
		You'll be taken care of.
		God will provide the rest.
		And what that means is, is worry about first things first.
		Worry about your spiritual health, then you worry about your material everything else.
		Because the material is what lasts forever.
		The soul lasts forever.
		The flesh does not.
		So... Anyway, so you're absolutely right.
		And it is that simple.
		Now, how you operate in your life, then it becomes difficult, but that should be the understanding that people have.
		So, you're right about that.
		Okay, but thank you very much once again, O7s, and God bless you.
		AT Drummond, he's been going crazy for a minute now, so I really appreciate it.
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		Virtue signaling is the antithesis of Christianity.
		Like Oliver Anthony bragging about the charity concerts he's performed in response to being outed as not poor.
		Seeking notoriety voids the virtue.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Totally.
		Yeah, absolutely.
		Yeah, he wants to be seen as like a good guy.
		And that's it, because he's a simpleton.
		But yeah, this whole, that's all that is is a shtick.
		When he goes there and says, well I'm not gonna do a concert for more than $20.
		Everyone's supposed to say, wow, Wholesome Chungus, Wholesome 1000, you're such a good person.
		Just be real.
		Just be authentic.
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		Why does Javier Mele look like that?
		His hair looks so inkempt and makes him look like an anime character.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Dude, everything outside of America is so goofy.
		I don't even attempt to understand it.
		You know what I mean?
		Like, you look at the shit that goes on in other countries and it's just, it's just goofy.
		It's just weird and bizarre.
		Um, you know, they tolerate weirdo stuff like that.
		I guess they're still in the 70s.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Spence sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Our country should have streets paved with gold and Oliver Anthony should work in a cobalt mine.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yep, and he'll still be singing his song.
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streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Have you ever seen the movie My Cousin Vinny?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I have.
		I love that movie.
		I love this genre of movies where, like, Italians beat up, like, Italians.
		have this culture shock with like regular Americans like my cousin Vinnie or even Bronx Tale like my favorite scene in Bronx Tale is when the bikers come into the bar you know I'm talking about if you've seen the movie the biker gang comes into the bar in the Italian neighborhood and They start causing a commotion and the guy comes out and says, hey, what's going on?
		And they're like, hey, come on, we just want some beers.
		And he goes, OK, that's fine.
		And then they trash the place and the guy locks the door and all the Italians come out and beat the shit out of them and destroy their bikes.
		And like that, that makes me feel so proud to be Italian.
		It makes me feel so proud.
		It makes me feel good.
		I like seeing movies where my guys beat the shit out of their guys.
		So, it's a great genre.
		I don't know, there's not a ton of movies out there that are like that.
		I'm trying to think.
		I feel like there was one other one like that.
		But... Great genre.
		I know they don't beat him up in my... Well, I guess he does actually.
		He does beat him up.
		He goes to the bar and beats him up.
		Oh, there's a scene in Casino like that when...
		when Robert De Niro has the cowboy thrown out of the casino and Joe Pesci beats him up with the phone that was good yeah so those are that's good that's good makes me feel good Spence sent $10.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Looking back, do you think it's a good thing Obama won in 08 and 12?
		As you said McCain and Romney both would have escalated in Iraq, Syria, Iran.
		And we would have never had Trump or anything close if they won.
		I'm a few shows behind.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, it's hard to say.
		It wouldn't have been good either way.
		I mean, it wouldn't have been good to have Romney, it would have been good to have McCain.
		It wasn't good to have Obama.
		And yet, in some way you might be right that Obama created Trump.
		So, yeah, I mean it may be.
		It's really hard to say something like that, you know, based on that, something that's that derivative.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		DeLaw sent $20.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Homie that was quoting Proverbs yesterday must have overlooked Proverbs 13 for the soul of the lazy man desires and has nothing but the soul of the diligent shall be made rich.
unidentified		Boom!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, there you go.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Bro cited his sources.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		That's a good question.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't know.
		I haven't thought about that.
		I don't think that's true though.
		I mean, my mom's a good storyteller.
		My grandma was a great storyteller.
		So... I don't think that's true.
		I find that it's men that are bad storytellers.
		I think that women are actually generally good storytellers.
		The worst storytellers that I know are all guys.
unidentified		So...
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I feel like you asked me that question a long time ago.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm getting like a weird deja vu feeling.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Don't know what you're talking about, but thanks.
unidentified		Don't know what you're talking about, but thanks.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		DuryDuck sent $10.
		People who don't own homes almost always hate landlords.
		Did you change after owning property?
		Just wondering.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, I never hated landlords, so that's a stupid question.
		Well, most people feel this way.
		Did you change?
		No, I never hated landlords because I'm not a fucking communist.
		I mean look, as much as I want like a big government and everything like i'm not a communist i don't i don't support this like class warfare stuff and yeah like capital is a big part of the problem but i'm not in favor of like a workers a workers government a government of workers you know workers are workers for a reason it's because they they can only be told what to do they can't decide anything you know
		It's like one of my favorite Richard Spencer moments.
		There's this black guy who's like, America was built by slaves.
		And Spencer was like, because we told them to do it!
unidentified		Because we made them!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And it's like the same is true with workers.
unidentified		If any worker wants to say, hey, unions built America, workers built America.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's like, yeah, because the fucking boss told them to.
		Because the capitalist made them.
		They couldn't have done it on their own.
		That's why they're taking orders and the bosses are giving orders.
		Because they couldn't do it.
		They make widgets.
		They go on a conveyor belt and they do a repeatable task.
		Because that is what their IQ allows for.
		It's scientific.
		I mean, literally.
		You can measure a person's IQ and say, What kind of tasks, what level of cognition tasks they're capable of doing. - Yeah.
		Okay?
		And that's just true.
		A high IQ, a high executive function means That you can synthesize new information, you can take initiative, and so you can build a business, and you can build property, and you can create commercial development, and make investments long-term, and you think that your average person, and I'm not talking about any type of person, your average person, you think your average person can go and do that?
		You're wrong.
		Okay?
		There is a natural aristocracy, and some people are born with the cognitive abilities to lead, and some people are not.
		And it's that simple.
		Some people, it's literally, it is not in their DNA.
		They are not capable.
		So, yeah.
		Is capital structurally responsible for the outcomes of society?
		Yes.
		We live in a capitalist society.
unidentified		Does that mean I want a government of money for the workers?
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Fuck no.
unidentified		I want a government with dictatorship of the proletariat.
unidentified		I want a dictatorship of the poor.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Fuck that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No.
unidentified		I don't.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, um... Anyway, so no, I never hated... I never hated the rich.
		I never hated landlords.
		I never hated smart people.
		Okay?
		I've always hated dumb people.
		I've always hated the lazy, entitled people.
		I've always had contempt for that sort of thing.
		And, you know, anybody that hates landlords is a piece of shit, okay?
		I mean, there are bad landlords, but, I mean, look.
		You live on land.
		You better thank the lords of the land as their custodians.
		You know, that's the thing.
		People go, man, my landlord's a piece of shit.
		And then they go and enjoy Starbucks.
		Who built that?
		Who maintains that?
		You go and get your hot fucking foam coffee, whatever.
		Who built that?
		Who provided that?
		Lords of the land.
		They lord over the land.
		And you just, and you just meander about through it without the vaguest clue about how any of it got there or how it stays that way, you fucking piece of shit.
		Anyway, sorry for the language, but yeah, I don't, I don't like this, you know, communist thing.
		I don't like it.
		You better thank landlords.
		Thank landlords for the society that we have.
		I go to the mall.
		I go to the Grove in Los Angeles and I say, thank God for landlords.
		Look at what they've created for us.
		Look at what they've built and what they maintain.
		I go to Oakbrook Mall and I say, thank the landlords for this!
		Thank the landlord for this fountain, for this public fountain.
		Absolutely.
		For bookstores and cafes and restaurants and malls and office spaces and properties.
		I love landlords.
		And renters?
		Renters are animals, okay?
		Now, they're not all animals, okay?
		I don't want to be, uh, I don't want to overgeneralize.
		But you know, Like, people build rental properties a certain way for a certain reason.
		We have an expression in the landlord community, we prison-proof.
		We prison-proof a rental property.
		You want to know why?
		Because the people that go there act like prisoners, and they mess it all up, and that's why you have to have hard surfaces that are easy to clean, and they're waterproof, they're resistant to moisture,
		Because a renter goes into an apartment, a perfectly nice apartment, they come out six months later and there's stains on the walls, and there's broken fixtures, and there's, and there's all kinds of problems, any kind of problem you can imagine, even problems you could never imagine.
		And people want to blame the landlords, you know.
		It's a problem.
		It's a real problem.
unidentified		So anyway... I don't think he de-radicalized anybody.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		ProBuzzelli Groi percent $3.
		Bap attacked you so uncharitably because he wanted you to dox him, so his followers would band against you unequivocally.
		He de-radicalized people on the JQ by posting his 23andMe.
unidentified		Jew outsmart Skoy. - I don't think he de-radicalized anybody.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And I don't think that he preferred to be doxed because now he's acknowledged that he is a Jew.
		And so people can see that we were right all along.
		It doesn't change the fact that we were right.
		It doesn't change the fact that his PhD thesis is dedicated to the Israel lobby.
		So, no, I think you're wrong about that.
		I think, if anything, it's the opposite.
		I think we forced him to expose himself.
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streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Is corporate welfare bad?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		- It can be.
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		Late night show hits different.
		Oliver Anthony types with backyard furniture on the front lawn, overgrown grass, and endless weeds is another low-class archetype.
		Too low IQ or lazy to contribute to a high aesthetic standard drags the whole neighborhood down.
unidentified		It's gotta go. - Absolutely.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		True, yeah, absolutely.
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		LaMau, show started just in time for my 6am shift.
		You never know what surprises are in store with America First a brutal mafioso rant against Khan Inc. in a hotel while swinging a bag of oranges?
		Epic go-offs in the Yeezy HQ wearing a hoodie?
		Or maybe a 40-minute spit at 3am about a wigger at Starbucks?
		King shit.
unidentified		True, yeah, absolutely.
unidentified		Absolutely true. - Oh.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I like the way that you said that.
		I like how you created three examples and you kind of took us on a tour of some of the most diverse types of shows that I've done to illustrate your point that America First is unpredictable in a concrete way for the viewers.
		I appreciated that.
unidentified		That was well done.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well constructed.
		So yeah, thanks for the super chat.
		I appreciate it.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I hope you're enjoying your shift and everything. - Tim Drake sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Hi Nick, do you think neocons are averse to outlawing sins because they doubt their own morality or because they're afraid it will lead to tyranny?
unidentified		OFC outlawing drunkenness doesn't hurt drunkards. - Are averse to outlawing sins because they doubt their own morality or because they are afraid it will lead to tyranny.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, what neocons are you talking about?
		That's not really what neocons are known for.
		It sounds like you're referring to libertarians, neocons.
		You know, there are some neocons that are in favor of that sort of thing.
		So, it's not really specific to neocons.
unidentified		It depends on who you're talking about actually.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Catholic Gooba sent $3.
		Trump should say in court gag order, I order you to gag on this dick mofucka and he would be freed immediately.
		Line Rider sent $3.
		I love that Apprentice clip when Trump fires the guy for being proud of calling himself white trash.
		I think of it every time your arch nemesis is brought up.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Me too, I love that also.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But as I've gotten older, I'm like, but we kind of need that expression, you know?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Line Rider sent $10.
		I feel like the gravitation towards the poor white trash thing is the other end of non-whites saying white people have no culture.
		The white trash people who don't realize what their culture is slash was, dip their feet in the authentic country culture.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, exactly.
		They're totally deracinated.
		They're like victims, you know.
		They think that being a wigger is being white, and it's not.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Line Rider sent $3.
		Like a fish can't sense the water surrounding itself.
		Natsoc Grecoid sent $3.
		Lauren Boebert?
		More like Lauren Boebert.
		LOL.
		Skibitibop Ohio Sigma Derp nigga bro moment.
		My reaction to this Boebert situation, really nigga? - Okay, that was good.
		Nah, that one was good actually.
		- No, that one was good actually.
		That one was actually very good. - French Catholic sent $3. - No, that one was good actually.
unidentified		That one was actually very good. - French Catholic sent $3. - No, that one was good actually.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		The Trump situation is crazy.
		It's insane how docile and pacified people have become from the constant propaganda and brainwashing.
		Not another step back.
		Okay, not another step back.
		Okay, not another.
unidentified		That is so funny because it's so true.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They're like, hold the line!
		Okay, we'll give them a little bit of room.
		Now hold the line!
		Okay, we'll take a few steps back.
		Yeah, every single time.
		Forever.
		For generations.
unidentified		Yeah, that's very funny.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Joseph Suleiman sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		How the fuck are you not aware that it's all rigged by the Jews?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Do you watch this show, retard?
		That's all this show is about, you dumb fucking idiot.
		That's literally what this- If someone wrote a plot summary of America First, they'd say like, The protagonist, Nick Fuentes, talks about how Jews control everything to an insane degree and everyone hates him for it.
		Like that would be, that's the synopsis of this whole fucking show for almost 10 years.
		How do you not know it's written by Jews already?
		Yeah, that's kind of the thesis here.
		What are you, new?
		You stumble in from Mug Club?
		You stumble in from...
		Info Wars?
		Yeah, we're not really talking about anything else.
		Lately, we don't talk about anything other than that.
		Sheesh.
		Knucklehead.
		Frickin' knucklehead.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Ironman underscore forty-five cent three dollars.
		It's always these Republican women who are made with whores.
		These working class populists need to be purged.
		They have no decency or shame.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's true.
		You're absolutely right about that.
		It's these white women, man.
		White women in America, really they gotta just, man, like we gotta go elsewhere.
		We gotta go to Europe and find women because the women here, man, they're all, you know, they're really something.
		Real piece of work.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Okay, this is shit.
		This is shit.
		$15.
		Living in a Jew world.
		With a goysol. - This is shit, thank you. - French Catholic sent $3.
		It's so frustrating to live in this feminine society where you can't just do things and you have to face the consensus at every corner.
		Your patience is genuinely admirable, King.
		You're an inspiration.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You actually don't, though.
		I mean, where do you... Maybe in, like, corporate America.
		I have no experience with that, but... I just don't.
		I just refuse... You know, I don't do that.
		I just say the... I literally just say whatever I want.
		That's the thing that people can't comprehend about me, is that I literally just say whatever is on my mind.
		I have no filter.
		I don't care what people think about what I say.
		That's why when people are like, I saw somebody said the other day, they're like, he could have been on Spotify if he just didn't say this.
		Or people say, why does he keep talking about agent consent?
		It's like I literally just say whatever pops into my head.
		And everybody else is like, oh no, no, can't say that.
		Oh, people won't like that.
		I'm like, people won't like it?
		Good.
		Even better.
		Think I care?
		I hate everyone anyway.
		People aren't gonna like my latest take on white trash or 16 year olds getting married?
		Good.
		Fuck them.
		We balled.
		I didn't... I don't like those people anyway.
		You know?
		If you're not down for that, you're probably not even cool anyway.
		So... You know, maybe you can't relate.
		You're in an office and you have to face the break room and make small talk about the weather.
		Not me.
		Not me.
		Okay, I'm bold.
		I'm outspoken.
		I have my own show.
		That's the great thing about having your own show.
		You can say whatever you want.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Hey, how fucking dare you?
		Love from Israel.
		Good Shabbos smile.
		Joseph Suleiman sent $3.
		It's all rigged, censored, and controlled by Zionist Jews.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What are you talking about?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		How the fuck are you surprised by this?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm not surprised.
		What are you talking about?
		I'm covering it.
		I'm providing coverage of it.
		It happened to me, stupid.
		Dude, kill the... I mean, get this guy a glass of milk.
		Get this guy...
		I did not just say kill this guy because I don't support violence against anyone and I was kidding.
		Get this man a glass of milk.
		Is he trolling?
		Is he troll?
		Is this a troll?
		Don't niggas be trolling.
		Don't be trolling me.
		Don't you fucking troll me.
		Don't be fucking trolling me pal.
		I will pull up on your block and feed you a glass of milk.
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streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Love the show.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Jensen sent $3.
		Wow.
		It's insane that Grow Hyper Wars was 4 years ago.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh yeah.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Time goes too fast man.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, yes, you said it.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		French Catholic sent $3.
		Would you say that you're more motivated by righteousness or love?
		To banish sin, or to foster love?
		I don't doubt you feel both of those drives, but which one compels you more?
		Much love big guy.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Bro said it's 740 a.m.
		for $3.
		Are you more motivated by righteousness or love?
		Listen, man, I haven't had my coffee yet, alright?
		Let me get my coffee, then I'll be able to think about this a little more clearly.
		Righteousness or love?
		I don't know, dude.
		I just do things.
		People ask me that all the time.
		Excuse me.
		I really don't have a good answer.
		I've been asked that many times in my life.
		People try to get behind the curtain.
		They try to see behind my eyes.
		See the little man behind my eyes.
		Inside my brain.
		And, uh... You know, they go, why do you do what you do?
		And I just look at him like Charlie Manson.
		You ever see that famous clip of Charlie Manson in the courtroom and he...
		He makes all these crazy faces and noises and then he just goes, nobody.
		That's how I feel.
		Is that crazy?
		Is that satanic?
		But that's kind of how I feel when people ask me that.
		Listen man, just enjoy the show, okay?
		I just do things.
		I just do things.
		Okay?
		I'd like to just say what's on my mind.
		That's all I've really ever done so I guess righteousness I Guess righteousness would be my answer but I I don't know.
		I'm just duty, duty driven.
		Okay, we just, we have to do certain things.
		I want to be the best.
		You know, I want to be excellent.
		I strive for excellence.
		I strive to know things.
		And I want to win.
		I have this like domineering, dominating spirit.
		It's sort of, I'm really more, more than anything, just like exerting my will to power.
		But I express it in a righteous way, I think.
		I'm sort of like a righteous ubermensch in the sense that it's like, there are a lot of people who their will to power is like, well, I'll lie, cheat, and steal to get ahead and get my bag or whatever.
		And for me, it's like, well, I'm using my... I'm exerting my will in a moral way, I feel like.
		Towards morality.
		That's how I feel.
		If I could be... If I could try to articulate it.
		No, because I mean, I think anybody would recognize that I'm a little bit of a narcissistic person.
		And I think anybody that is charismatic or has a high aptitude is a similar way.
		And it's hard, I feel like, to make other people... I feel like a lot of people just live their lives, and I feel like if you are a really driven person, if you have a very high aptitude, you just have this kind of devouring spirit.
		You just have this expanding...
		To put it simply, it's just like expansion.
		It's just like more.
		And I feel like that's true.
		Like if you're a really good computer programmer, you want to be the best.
		If you're a really good musician, you want to be the best.
		If you're a businessman, you want to be the richest.
		You just want to build.
		And I feel that way as an ambitious, driven person.
		I don't know what I'm after.
		I just know how I'm after it and where, which is outwardly, reaching, extending outwardly.
		At the same time, I could have, of course, made decisions in my life that would have made me more gratified in certain ways, or would have enriched me more, or would have allowed me to have more status or more esteem or whatever, but, you know, the way that I express myself, it's in a moral way.
		I guess I'm like a soldier for God, I guess you could say.
		I have that, like, Mentality, but I'm a guy that's trying to tell the truth and You know and the truth is as Jesus so So that's kind of how I see it I guess that's like my personality combined with like my my mission if you will You know, what's my mission?
		And the mission is I want to wake people up.
		I want to get people on the Anglozoomer sent $5.
	I want to get people on the right side.
	But, you know, what drives me is just it's it's it's nothing driving me.
	I'm just in a state of drive.
	It's like putting a car in drive, you know.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Anglo Zoomer sent five dollars.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Good morning.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, good morning.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Sterling Stegix, I sent three dollars.
		Hey Nick first time super chatter I love you, buddy.
		The death by a thousand cuts monologues you go on are so spot-on.
		None of the politicians understand that particular issue like you do.
		One-fifth.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you, man.
		I appreciate it.
		First time super chatter, huh?
		Well, thank you.
		I don't see the other it says one out of five.
		I don't see the other parts though.
		I usually I try to read them in order, but I don't see the rest.
		Not saying you have to send them.
		I'm just like, okay, where's the rest?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		French Catholics sent $3.
		Love it when you talk about faith, meaning and devotion like this.
		Your interpretation of these topics is so enriching.
		You're a lighthouse in the abyss.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Sending love your way.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Thanks, buddy.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Love you, too.
		Good morning in France.
		What would it be in France like?
		What time is it in France?
		Like 4 o'clock in the afternoon?
		Is that right?
unidentified		No, 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Or is it 3?
		I don't know.
		What is it?
		6 or 7 hours ahead?
unidentified		I'm not sure.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But, either way.
unidentified		Hey, thank you buddy.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Love you too.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I think it's fine, honestly.
		But I don't know.
		What do you think about studios using CGI to add a dead actor to a movie?
		Paul Walker, for example.
unidentified		It doesn't feel right to me. - I think it's fine, honestly, but I don't know, I haven't thought about it a lot.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		- Marnique sent $3.
		Open cozy.tv at 2pm EU time to watch the replay and notice you're still live.
		This is awesome.
		You should do this more often.
		Richard Percival sent $5.
		Good morning, nice shirt, I liked the t-shirt so much I bought the sweater too.
		Very comfy.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Cool, thank you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm glad you like it.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Farid Lukovic sent $20.
		Big rich named, possible collab incoming?
		Great show Nick.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you, uh, no, probably not, but who knows, maybe, maybe we'll do a space.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Farid Lukovic sent $20.
		Whatever happened to the Jacob Voll guy?
		I remember you having several interesting conversations with him.
		He's still relevant?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Obviously not.
		I know nothing about what he's been up to.
		I heard that he tried to offer somebody money to like try and set me up though.
		Somebody, I don't want to say who, but somebody told me that Jacob Wall and his partner offered them a lot of money to try to fuck with me.
		Which, you know, go figure.
		He's a Jew Zionist.
		I'm sure somebody took him up on that.
		Can't imagine who.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Hey, thank you very much, man.
		I really appreciate the big super chat.
		I'm glad you like the show!
		Because, you know, I've been feeling very uninspired lately.
		has been top-notch and only improving.
		Thanks for everything you do for us, Nick.
		Your insight is always the best, but most importantly, you've brought me closer to Christ.
		Keep fighting the good fight, and we're all behind you always.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, thank you very much, man.
		I really appreciate the big super chat.
		I'm glad you like the show.
		Because, you know, I've been feeling very uninspired lately.
		Lately, I'm just kind of like, I'm just sort of bored and like, I'm like, okay, you know, there's nothing in the news.
		There's no driving force in politics.
		I just feel kind of like, droll lately, but I appreciate that.
unidentified		Thanks for the super chat. ding Is that true?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I don't think that's what that is.
		But, uh, I think it's just blue, isn't it?
		That's what it looks like to me.
		But, uh, I just found this on Google Images.
		You can find the same one.
		up in Israel colors for Israel's 75th anniversary as a background for the show? - Is that true?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't think that's what that is, but I think it's just blue, isn't it?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's what it looks like to me, but I just found this on Google images.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		You can find the same one, so. - Joseph Suleiman sent $3.
		If you pay property tax, you have a landlord.
		Thinking you own your property when you have to pay taxes in perpetuity is retarded.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay, well you're obviously retarded.
		You're probably a renter.
		That's just like the craziest, that is the craziest renter cope I have ever heard in my life.
		Bro said, well you have a landlord too!
		Okay, listen, pal.
		Wipe the Cheeto dust off the doorknob and get the fuck out of my unit before I kill you.
		Before I extra-judicially evict you into a grave.
		That's a joke, by the way.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Adrian Blair sent $3.
		Repeat after me.
		I will rape, kill, and die for Nick Fuentes.
unidentified		Let's fucking go.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Based.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I think it's really dumb, and I think that everyone is lying.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I think everyone that is saying that is lying.
		I think they don't think about the Roman Empire.
		I think they think about pussy and football, because I think that's most A bamboo.
unidentified		BOOST!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No, it's not.
		That's cringe.
		You know, you should be thinking about things like that, but I fear that most people aren't.
		I think they're making it up.
		And I think it's another one of these things where, like, girls are amused by men in a patronizing way, and men play into it, and they're like their silly little playmates, and I just kind of hate it.
unidentified		You know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh my gosh!
unidentified		Brian, how much do you think about the Roman Empire?
		Every day, honey!
		Like literally, I hope you both die in a fire.
		I hope you both die in a fire.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I just hate that so much.
		They're full of shit.
		They're not thinking about the Roman Empire.
		They're thinking about American Idol and what they're going to get at Chili's tonight.
		I'm thinking about fantasy football and pussy and pornography and it's just a stupid little LARP that these wife guys have with their fucking girlfriends.
		These insufferable wife guys.
		Honey, she rolls up in the man cave while he's watching football and says, honey, with their fucking phone out on her TikTok.
		He allows her to have that, by the way.
		How much do you think about the Roman Empire?
unidentified		Oh, I don't know.
		Every day?
		Is that normal?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Knowing it's not, yeah.
		Shut the fuck up, you fucking loser.
		I'm sorry.
		I'm really a hateful, I'm really a spiteful, I'm really a spiteful person.
		I'm trying to work on that, and I apologize for all the language, but I mean, it's just, it's too much, it's too much to take sometimes.
		It's too much to bear.
		for one person but I uh yeah I hope those people get eaten by their dog I hope they get eaten by their dog in their sleep or something because it's just like so insufferable that we have to look at that stuff it's just horrible Okay, but he's not any... You do realize he's not any of those things, right?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		three dollars perusing solo forum archives that was also a twink insult your age you still have time to be a chad 45 year old cigarillo enjoyer nomadic intellectual and notorious womanizer slash prostitute frequenter okay but he's not any you do realize he's not any of those things right like now that he doxed himself you can't pretend that he's a cartoon anymore he's He's a gay Jew.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So... I hope you don't aspire to be a gay, unmarried, childless, Zionist Jew.
		Because I don't.
		And that's not an admirable thing at all, actually.
		This, like, this LARP about, like, oh, he's, like, a womanizing adventurer.
		He's a wandering Jew.
		He's a wandering trust fund Jew.
		Uh, who has created this Trojan horse political thing to shoehorn in more Zionism.
		Like, in Year of Mark, you fell for it.
		Or you're a Jew yourself.
		But either way, that's not, that's not what he is.
		When you say, oh, he's a 45-year-old nomadic intellectual.
		He's a wandering Jew.
		You know what else?
		You know another word for nomadic intellectual?
		Wandering Jew.
		That's weird.
		Funny.
		When I was growing up, we just called them Oh really?
		Nomadic intellectual?
		Back in my day, we just called them Jews.
		But that works too.
		Yeah, but that's fine also.
		Womanizer and prostitute.
		Yeah, if by womanizer you mean femboy, if by womanizer you mean tranny chaser, and by prostitute frequenter you mean like Frickin' T-boy.
		Boy lover.
		Because that's all there.
		I mean, you got his forum posts from 10 years ago where he talks about gay pederasty and you got his old high school buddy in the Atlantic saying that they were like, boyfriends in high school.
		I mean, really?
		So we can cut the shit now.
		Now that he has doxxed himself, we can cut the shit and just say, okay, this guy's a gay Jew.
		Okay?
		Like, you got tricked by a gay Jew.
unidentified		You thought he was like a, THE ULTIMATE VENTURER!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And he's a gay Jew.
		So.
		You know.
		That's what it is.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Clever sent $5.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Nick, Bold and Brash Oliver Anthony belongs in the trash.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Absolutely.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're right.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Adrian Blair sent $3.
		Hey Nick did you see Jesse Dunstein of DRS attack Keith on his relationship with Keith Woods?
		When he and Mike Totally Whitey Knock were grooming kids with ghoul at pool parties.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Uh, no.
		I don't think I've seen or heard anything from TRS in my entire life.
		So, no.
		Are they even still around?
		I had no idea they even still existed.
unidentified		But, uh... No, what did they say?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Wait, don't tell me!
		I don't care.
		I was gonna say!
		Wait, don't tell me!
		Actually, I don't care.
		I don't need or want to know any of that information.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Because it doesn't matter.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Because what they say doesn't matter because they're fucking losers.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Have you ever read about that pentagrams were used by Jews starting in 300 BC to show financial administration over products and systems?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Kinda sues when you look at the American flag.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No, I haven't heard of that.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Meredith sent $10.
		Listening is a family on our way to football.
		07 Christ is King.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Alright.
		Well, hey.
		Sorry for all the language.
		I feel bad when people say their family's watching.
		I feel like a jerk for swearing so much.
		I can't help it.
		It's just how I express myself.
		Okay.
		But I shouldn't.
		I know.
		I shouldn't do it.
		I know.
		And I feel bad.
		But really, I feel like it's a guy's show.
		I feel like it's a show for guys.
		And guys swear with each other, so.
		But, hey, sorry.
		Hope you're having a good time.
		Enjoy the game.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Polish underscore mail sent $3.
		For $3, explain your existence at 7 a.m.
		Okay, but I'm not gonna like it.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, literally.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		That's a good point.
		Goysaucegroiper sent $100.
		Thank you for everything you do.
		God bless.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you very much for the big super chat.
		God bless you too, buddy.
		07's in chat for Goysauce.
		Can I get that with the goy sauce on the side, please?
		Yeah.
		Doing a keto thing.
		Goy sauce on the... Can we do light on the goy sauce?
		Can I get the, uh... Can I get ketchup instead of goy sauce this time?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Papa, thank you.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Hey!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, well, well!
		Well, well, well!
		I receive... Do you receive a verbal beating in the group chat?
		I receive $100 and glazing on the timeline.
		Thank you very much for the big super chat Eilish Groyper.
		You know what?
		Totally unnecessary, but appreciated.
		I forgive you.
		You know, I'm sorry I came at you hot in the group chat.
		I was yelling at this guy in the group chat.
		I went off on him.
		but I didn't mean it and I accept your apology and I thank you for the big super chat and you didn't have to do that it's unnecessary okay but I do appreciate it so thanks a lot buddy you know you're a loyal you're a loyal soldier you're a good guy we'll re-add you to all the group chats okay but thanks a lot man love you too King Did I say that?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		That's so funny, dude.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Did I say that?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's so funny, dude.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I can't believe I said that.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Marnique sent $3.
		Dutch Prime Minister Thierry Baudet quoted you once calling Jordan Peterson a conservatard and an uninteresting figure because he does not have a fundamental different worldview.
		I hope you can meet him sometime.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, hopefully.
		Maybe I'll make the trip out.
		Or get in touch with him somehow.
		Sounds awesome.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Basterisk sent $5.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Did you see that story about those sick blacks intentionally hitting and killing the old guy riding his bike in Vegas?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I did see that and it's horrible.
		That's what they are, man.
		Those people gotta go to jail.
		On some level, you can't even blame them.
		You have to blame the society that doesn't take people like that and kill them or put them in jail forever.
		Literally.
		We know that's how they are.
		We know that's what they do.
		And yet, they're out there doing it every day.
		Shame on us that people that commit crimes like that are not just absolutely annihilated.
		That's just what has to happen.
		Uh, and you do that by putting police on the street, and when they do little stuff, you gotta lock them up.
		I mean, we need prison, man.
		We need to bring prisons back.
		And people like that gotta be taken off the streets, you know?
		They need to be in jail.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		French Catholics sent $3.
		Watching the show with my brap hog right now, on the way to Popeyes.
		Good morning, Groyper.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, good morning.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Enjoy.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Adrian Blair sent $3.
		Tell that traitor Tyler Russell to come back and do Canada first again.
		We're being flooded with Indians $900,000 a year on fake student visas, and they're pushing masks and vaccines on us again.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know what?
		He converted.
		He's a patriot now.
		He's with us.
		He's with the good guys.
		Sorry.
		Sorry about that.
		I mean, look, your country is just downloadable content for us, so let's just relax, okay?
		Okay, that's our last Super Chat.
		That's gonna do it for me tonight on this show in the evening.
		Oh, we got one.
		Whoa, we got a big one.
		Alright, this is the last one.
		I'm not reading anything else, but it's a hundred bucks, so I'll do it, okay?
		Even though I was so ready to be done.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Well, hey, thank you very much for the big super chat.
		First super chat, testing.
		Call Leafy.
		Thanks for a great show.
		I especially like your collaborations, W, Sneeko, and Myron.
		They're fun and good discussions.
		Why no shirts for women?
		And no card payment frown.
		P.S. Destiny did 9 to 11 with Dawson.
		They wore lame helmets and failed the high five.
		Discovered because Destiny's Costco card found on scene.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, hey, thank you very much for the big super chat.
		I appreciate it.
		God bless you.
		So, Glad you like the collaborations.
		No shirts for women?
		Do they make shirts for women?
		I think they're just shirts, you know?
		Listen, I don't know anything about all that.
		What's a shirt for a woman?
		It's got a compartment for boobs?
		I don't know what that is.
		It's a shirt.
		Everyone can wear it.
		You know, they work on women too.
		A woman can put it on.
		No problem.
		Slip it on over your head.
		Arms in the sleeves.
		I promise you it works.
		It works.
		It's pretty resilient.
		It's pretty...
		It's pretty adaptable.
		You can really do whatever you want with that thing.
		Put it on any human you'd like.
		I think it'll work.
		You can just throw it right on.
unidentified		So that should be fine.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And you're right.
		Ryan Dawson did do 9-11 and I just hope the government will hunt him down and deliver justice because he's got the blood of thousands on his hands.
		Shame on him.
		But anyway, thanks for the big super chat.
		I appreciate it.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		And we got one more.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
unidentified		Hi.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you for the big super chat.
		I appreciate it.
		Thank you very much.
		That's it now.
		Now that's it.
		No more.
		Thank you for the big super chat.
		Big shout out.
		I appreciate it.
		Hi.
		Hi, Nickermode.
		Yeah, thanks a lot.
		It's hilarious.
		Fucking hilarious.
		Okay!
unidentified		That's it.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Thank you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		My back hurts from the show.
unidentified		All right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Remember to follow me here on Cozy.
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		As always, thanks for watching.
		Thanks to our big Super Chatters, in particular, AT Drummond, as always.
		Biggest thanks to him.
		Big special thanks.
		Thanks to Kelevra, Goysauce, Groyper, Jmalarky, I'm Going Knicker Mode, and Eilish Groyper.
		Special thanks to all them.
		Thanks to everybody that watches.
		We love you, and I'll see you on Monday.
		Until then, have a great weekend.

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