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I've never heard a big question. | |
Who's that? | ||
They, they see America merely as a vessel. | ||
I mean, only, only a class of people so rootless Because if you view America in such a way as merely a vessel for abstractions, right? | ||
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We're gonna smash your brain in with the Bible, idiot. | |
We're going to smash your brain in with the Bible, idiot. | ||
And I'm addicted to the serotonin rush. | ||
Where's enough enough, baby? | ||
Where's enough enough, baby? | ||
Sit. | ||
Just eat a Big Mac, you stupid bitch. | ||
Sanger beer can move a country in a peaceful place. | ||
No money has to stop your life. | ||
It's not a last line. | ||
Sanger beer can move a country in a peaceful place. | ||
You're not a last line. | ||
It's not a last line. | ||
It's not a last line. | ||
You're not allowed to make jokes anymore. | ||
You're not allowed to make jokes. | ||
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It's not money. | |
Sipping wine. | ||
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Having some pasta. | |
Having some pizza. | ||
Oh. | ||
I'm weird. | ||
I'm normal. | ||
I'm the father. | ||
I'm normal. | ||
I'm a rich. | ||
I'm an original. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
One person raised his voice. | ||
The teacher couldn't believe it. | ||
in the classroom couldn't believe it either. | ||
But in the end, he had logic on his side. | ||
And at the end of the day, he proved his point. | ||
And I'm Dick Nino, Sarah Goldberg. | ||
And I'm Dick Nino. | ||
It's... | ||
It's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. | ||
With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first. | ||
America. | ||
America first. America first. America first. America first. America | ||
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first. America | |
first. America first. America | ||
first. America first. America first. America first. America first. Thank | ||
you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
You're watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Excited to be back here with you tonight on Friday. | ||
We have a lot to talk about tonight. | ||
Lots to get into. | ||
Big show. | ||
It's actually kind of a slow news day, I'm gonna be honest with you. | ||
Not a lot going on today, but that's okay. | ||
We're still gonna have a good show. | ||
It's gonna be Pretty chill, because there's really, for the last couple days, not been too much happening in the news. | ||
And our featured story tonight will be talking about the ruling against the Trump Organization in New York State. | ||
And I touched on this briefly last night. | ||
I didn't want to spend the whole night talking about it because... Actually, it wasn't much later last night that I started the show. | ||
But I wanted to do a little bit more time on that one. | ||
And it's a pretty big deal. | ||
Apparently a judge in New York has ruled that because Trump, they say, inflated the value of his assets to secure loans and certain treatment in the tax code, they say that he is now required to forfeit his business license in the state. | ||
Which is a big problem because that is where he conducts a large amount of his business. | ||
And that would include the operation of Trump Tower, the Trump National Golf Course, and other skyscrapers in the city. | ||
So these are several properties that some are saying that if the ruling stands, he'll have to completely forfeit to the state. | ||
So they'll have to give Trump Tower to the government! | ||
Which is just... | ||
I mean, who could have predicted something like this? | ||
I mean, I know it's not surprising, but I would just say it's unexpected that they would go so deep and personal in this way. | ||
Although, it's not that it doesn't fit with how they've treated him so far. | ||
So, we'll talk about that ruling and what that's gonna mean. | ||
We'll also be talking tonight about the government shutdown, which is now basically a certainty. | ||
Tomorrow is October 1st, so that's it. | ||
I mean, the government's as good as shut down. | ||
There was another attempt today to pass a continuing resolution which would fund the government until the middle of November, so they could work out these other spending bills, but it failed. | ||
And actually, it seems like not only are they not getting closer to a solution, they're getting further away. | ||
Because at the start of this process, one or two weeks ago, it was just, I think, 15 Republicans that were working with the Democrats, or I wouldn't say working, voting with the Democrats, to prevent these appropriations bills from coming to the floor or voting against them outright. | ||
Now it's 21. | ||
Now there's 21 Republican defectors and they can only afford four. | ||
Republican majority is so slim that they can only have four Republicans not vote with them along party lines on these measures. | ||
And there's 21 that will not budge no matter what. | ||
It doesn't matter what they pledge to put in these CRs. | ||
They want the shutdown. | ||
They won't vote for it. | ||
And I completely support that. | ||
So it's actually a good thing. | ||
But... | ||
We'll talk about that. | ||
Like I said, it's all but a certainty. | ||
We're gonna get a government shutdown. | ||
Now the question is, how is this going to be resolved and in how much time? | ||
And I don't feel too good about that part. | ||
And I'll get into that and my reasons why tonight. | ||
Before we get into the news though, I want to remind you to smash the follow button here on Cozy. | ||
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So I do the show Monday through Friday and I'd like to do at least one exclusive stream on Rumble in addition to that every week. | ||
Because the viewership's been great. | ||
I mean, I did two this week, and I kind of had to abort it yesterday because the website crashed, which is okay. | ||
They're still figuring it out over there, I guess. | ||
But I got very good viewership both days. | ||
I got 5,300, I think something like that, on Monday. | ||
5,400 live viewers yesterday. | ||
Which is pretty impressive considering that's not even my main platform. | ||
These are really unannounced daily or I should say daytime streams and they're almost doing as good as the show although the show lately I've just been doing the show at 4 in the morning so you know not like the show has really been firing on all cylinders lately but it's pretty unexpectedly good and it's a new crowd so | ||
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The link is down below for that as well. | ||
I'll keep you up to speed on where the show is and when I'm streaming and all that. | ||
So that's that. | ||
Those are our announcements. | ||
I gotta say, I'm not feeling so hot tonight. | ||
I'm feeling a little under the weather. | ||
My back hurts and maybe I'm coming down with something. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Didn't feel so hot. | ||
I've just had a long... I've had a long couple of days, man. | ||
You know, I did that stream yesterday. | ||
I was up all night, Wednesday night. | ||
I do that stream Thursday morning at 11. | ||
It shits out. | ||
I go to bed for like 5 hours. | ||
Then I go on a Twitter space. | ||
I'm on a Twitter space for 5 hours. | ||
Then I do the show. | ||
Then I had to go and meet somebody. | ||
Then I had a phone call. | ||
Then... | ||
I had stuff to do all day and then I had to go to this birthday party and then now I'm doing the show tonight so it's just been a long few days and I got more shit to do tomorrow. | ||
I think I gave you a heads up earlier in the week that I had a lot of stuff going on. | ||
So it's kind of a flexible schedule. | ||
That's the problem is like I'm a one-man band over here like I do one man band man I'm the one man band man Cuz I'm I'm a one man band, but I'm also the band man So I'm a one man band man, but I get a kick out of that one, but maybe that's a boomer joke but | ||
I was just thinking about it today it's like I got all this stuff to do and I do this stupid show every damn day so it's like you know the show is a big commitment it takes a lot of time to really adequately prepare for and then I got all this other shit on top of it it's like | ||
You know so I got I got to get a staff that's really I got to bring on like some full-time people because it's just gonna be too you know everybody's pulling me in a different direction it's like I'm going a little crazy you know lately with being busy but any anyway so so I'm not feeling too hot but but we're gonna power through it's gonna be a good show | ||
I gotta say though I'm like I'm also not feeling it because there's really nothing to fucking talk about I can't stand that's the worst feeling because I got to do a show every day but not everything not every day Is there something really awesome happening every day? | ||
It's just the same stuff, you know? | ||
So, you know, I'm already not feeling it. | ||
I'm tired, and then it's like, oh, nothing even happened today, so... So whatever, but we'll get into it. | ||
I mean, I'm feeling the Squidward, I really don't want to be here right now button, but... | ||
But it's going to be a good show. | ||
So we'll dive in. | ||
I want to get into the government shutdown. | ||
You know, we've been talking about it for weeks. | ||
So if you've been watching the show, you know where we're at with this. | ||
So... | ||
I believe it's tonight. | ||
Tonight or tomorrow when it's official. | ||
But as you know, Congress has not followed the budgetary process for like 50 years. | ||
There's supposed to be... and every time these things happen I go through and explain the whole system and how it's supposed to work. | ||
Realistically, how it's supposed to happen is that the President proposes a budget, and that is supposed to guide the spending for the fiscal year for the federal government. | ||
And that's supposed to be released, and Congress is supposed to receive that, and they're supposed to come up with a budget that matches that, and they're supposed to pass it, and I'm oversimplifying, but that is how it's supposed to work. | ||
Instead, how we've been doing it for like 40 or 50 years is that the president proposes a budget and then that's really just kind of a joke. | ||
Like, that is not the budget that the Congress passes. | ||
That's not how the money is ever appropriated. | ||
It's really just more like a statement of policy goals at this point. | ||
The president produces a budget that every year is unrealistic and it's never adhered to. | ||
And instead of getting a budget for the fiscal year, what we have are these omnibus spending bills. | ||
And omnibus, all that means is that we take all the appropriations that are separate, that fund the various departments and agencies, and we just put them all together in these big packages. | ||
And we basically only pass appropriations bills when the government runs out of money, when there is no more money that has been permitted by Congress to be spent. | ||
And so it's really this game that we play where we race up against a few different things, like earlier this year, we reached the debt ceiling. | ||
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Right. | |
Congress has to tell the executive branch how much money it can borrow. | ||
And so there's a difference of course between they'll appropriate the money but the government has no money so they have to borrow it. | ||
Well Congress also sets the limit for how much money in total can be borrowed and so really for like 40 or 50 years We just spend as much as we need. | ||
We pass these bills when we need the money. | ||
And then when we run up against the debt ceiling, then we ask Congress to borrow more money. | ||
And so every day, the money is just slipping through our fingers like water. | ||
And it's just a question of when we run out of appropriations, we gotta pass all the spending in one week. | ||
And then when we run out of money to borrow, we have to pass a bill that raises the limit. | ||
And the point is, and this is, the reason I give this background is because this is what Matt Gaetz has been saying. | ||
Matt Gaetz, the representative from Florida, he's been leading the charge within the Republican Party to shut down the government. | ||
He's basically said he wants a government shutdown, and more on that in a moment. | ||
But I'm explaining the background because every time he's interviewed, why are you shutting down the government? | ||
Why are you obstinate and preventing these appropriations bills from coming to the floor even for a vote? | ||
And he says, well, that's because we need a shock to the system because the system is dysfunctional. | ||
And he's right about that. | ||
How could we ever get the debt under control? | ||
How could we ever get the deficit under control? | ||
If there's no plan. | ||
That's just, that's the problem. | ||
There's no plan. | ||
There is no long-term plan. | ||
There's no short-term plan. | ||
There's not even an annual plan. | ||
There's, for the biggest government in the world, this is the biggest, richest government in the world, and we don't even have a plan for 12 months out for how much money will be borrowed or spent. | ||
And it's ridiculous. | ||
And that's how you get a 33 trillion dollar debt. | ||
That's how you get A debt that is greater than the annual GDP of a nation is because there's there's just no plan here and the process is totally broken and you know I just talked about this with the Republican debate I don't think this is the biggest problem in our country but it is a huge problem and so anyway so that that's really what's going on here and specifically this time | ||
It's a battle within the Republican Party. | ||
The Senate has proposed a spending bill and to get really specific so right now they need to pass I think it's 12 appropriations bills that will fully fund the government for like a year. | ||
But there's no agreement on those spending bills between Democrats and Republicans. | ||
So what the House and Senate need to do is pass a temporary spending bill called a continuing resolution that will fund the government until mid-November. | ||
So they want to pass a continuing resolution, a CR, which will fund the government through the middle of November. | ||
And that will give them time to pass these 12 other spending bills that will fund the government for a much longer period, for like a year. | ||
And so what they're trying to do, what they've been trying to do for the last few weeks is to pass this CR, to avert a government shutdown. | ||
If they don't pass additional spending by tomorrow, the government officially runs out of money. | ||
They still have money and people still get paid and everything. | ||
But they say that non-essential workers will be furloughed temporarily. | ||
There have been government shutdowns. | ||
You probably remember them in the news in 2018 and 2019. | ||
Under Obama, there was a big government shutdown. | ||
It's really not a big deal. | ||
It's really political theater. | ||
And anyway, the source of this government shutdown is that members of the House Freedom Caucus, which is a caucus within the Republican Party, they have said that they are basically committed to shutting down the government. | ||
They will prevent the Republicans in the House from passing any spending at all. | ||
They will prevent them from passing a continuing resolution. | ||
Really, no matter what, they've said that no matter what the establishment Republicans give them, no matter what Speaker McCarthy gives them, they're not going to vote for it, and that's because they want a government shutdown. | ||
Although the reason, for some, is mysterious. | ||
Nobody really knows exactly why. | ||
But this is a story, this is from the New York Times. | ||
It says, Hardline Conservatives on Friday tanked Speaker Kevin McCarthy's long shot bid to pass legislation to avert a government shutdown in an extraordinary display of defiance. | ||
Is it really? | ||
Is it really extraordinary? | ||
Is it really defiance? | ||
In an extraordinary display of defiance that made it clear that Congress would almost certainly miss a midnight deadline on Saturday to keep federal funding flowing. | ||
It appeared evident even before the vote that the stopgap bill was bound to fail as several hard-right Republicans had declared that they would not back a temporary spending bill known as a continuing resolution under any circumstances. | ||
And the measure, which would slash spending and impose severe immigration restrictions, never had a chance of preventing a shutdown since it was regarded as a non-starter in the Democratic-controlled Senate. | ||
But Mr. McCarthy, bracing for the political blowback for a government closure, had scheduled the vote anyway in hopes of showing that he was trying to avoid the crisis. | ||
And the decision by right-wing lawmakers to effectively blow up his one final effort to seize political leverage in the shutdown dealt the Speaker a stinging defeat while leaving politically vulnerable Republicans fuming. | ||
The size of the group of defectors was striking, reflecting both Mr. McCarthy's weak hold on his conference and the influence of the far-right in the House. | ||
The bill failed by a vote of 232 to 198, with 21 Republicans joining all Democrats to oppose it. | ||
So, if you've been following the show, last week it was 4 or 5. | ||
Prevented a appropriations bill from going to the floor on Tuesday and Thursday last week, and both times it was just five. | ||
Today was 21. | ||
The defeat in the House sent Republicans back to the drawing board with little more than 24 hours remaining before the shutdown deadline. | ||
Mr. McCarthy, a California Republican, told reporters he had other ideas on how to keep government funding flowing. | ||
And he would keep working to make sure that we solve the problem. | ||
House leaders alerted lawmakers that more votes were expected on Saturday. | ||
But the loss also made clear that Mr. McCarthy faces almost impossible odds of getting a stopgap funding bill through with votes from his own party, and that the simplest way to avert a shutdown would be for him to work with Democrats on a compromise measure. | ||
His detractors have warned that that would prompt a A move to oust him from the speakership. | ||
The measure put to a vote on Friday would keep the government open for 30 days and during that period impose drastic cuts in many cases as much as 29% to government programs except for funding for veterans, homeland security, and disaster response. | ||
It did not include any military or humanitarian aid for Ukraine and it directed the Homeland Security Secretary to resume all activities related to the construction of the border wall Whoa! | ||
And you know, really this whole thing is just a joke and it's all bullshit. | ||
And here's why. | ||
When they say there will be a 28% cut across the board, here's what that means. | ||
And I talked about this I think the last time there was a shutdown or talk about appropriations. | ||
When they say a 28% cut to certain departments and some other bill said it was a 9% cut across the board We've laid it out before. | ||
You have to understand how government spending works. | ||
There are two kinds of federal government spending. | ||
There's mandatory spending and there's discretionary spending. | ||
The mandatory spending cannot be touched. | ||
This is money. | ||
It's mandatory that the government spends that money. | ||
And that's Medicare and Social Security and Medicaid and some other things. | ||
That's more than half of the money that's spent. | ||
That's the majority of the money. | ||
Then you have interest on the debt, which is basically a form of mandatory spending because you're obligated to pay interest to service the national debt. | ||
The national debt is 30-some trillion. | ||
And so now, I don't know precisely what it is, but it's something like a quarter. | ||
It's a very large number. | ||
It's a very large percentage of the federal spending that is just interest to service our debt. | ||
Then, so that's mandatory spending. | ||
Then you have interest on the debt, which is, I don't know if that's technically discretionary or mandatory, but we also have to spend that regardless, so I guess that's mandatory. | ||
And then you have discretionary spending. | ||
And discretionary spending is money that is appropriated year over year that we don't necessarily have to spend. | ||
But the biggest item in the discretionary budget is the military. | ||
It's more than half of the discretionary spending is the military. | ||
So when they say, we're going to cut certain departments by 28%, or it's going to be a 9% cut across the board, that doesn't include mandatory spending, it doesn't include interest on the debt, and whenever they say that, they never include the military or the VA, which is the Office of Veterans Affairs. | ||
So when they say, we're going to do a big cut across the board, they're not talking about mandatory spending, which is a majority of it. | ||
They're not talking about the military, which is a majority of the discretionary spending, which is what's left over. | ||
They're not talking about interest, which is a large percentage. | ||
It's a double-digit percentage of all federal spending. | ||
And they're not talking about the Department of Veterans Affairs, which is not huge, but it's pretty big. | ||
It's one of the biggest departments in terms of spending. | ||
So when they say we're going to cut it by 9% or 28% you're talking about like 10 or 20% of all government spending. | ||
It's not a steep cut and we're having trillion dollar deficits. | ||
It's trillions of dollars that are being added to the debt every year since the COVID pandemic. | ||
No end in sight to this. | ||
So We're talking about really nibbling at this problem. | ||
I mean, we're eating around the edges here. | ||
We're, uh... | ||
We're cutting the crust off. | ||
This is not a serious discussion. | ||
And that's really the point. | ||
When I do this show all the time, I really am like a revolutionary actor, because when people say we have to live to fight another day, like Paul Gosar's people tell me, this is the fucking bullshit they're talking about. | ||
And sorry for the language, I don't mean to come across unhinged or whatever, but it's just ridiculous. | ||
When they say, well, we gotta live to fight another day, we can't talk about, you know, one thing or another thing, it's because they have to fight about stuff like this. | ||
We gotta go and secure a 7% cut for non-defense, non-veteran discretionary spending. | ||
Really? | ||
Who is this really helping? | ||
What does this really do? | ||
The deficit is only gonna go up by $100 trillion this year instead of $100 trillion, $100 billion? | ||
this year instead of a hundred trillion, 100 billion, like, and they're not even going to get it. | ||
They're not even going to get it. | ||
When all is said and done, they're not going to get anything. | ||
They're not going to get a meaningful cut on this tiny, tiny part of the budget. | ||
And even they say in this, they say, well, we're going to include a provision in the continuing resolution That was the last bit. | ||
Now, one, that's never going to pass the Senate and Joe Biden will never sign it. | ||
So, you know, just drop it. | ||
You know, I love all these idiot Republicans like Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Greene. | ||
If you saw this in the press today, I think it was in the Hill. | ||
I said that Marjorie Greene put an amendment on this appropriations bill that would cut Lloyd Austin, the Defense Secretary's salary, to $1. | ||
And Lauren Boebert introduced an amendment that would reduce some transgender federal bureaucrat to $1 also. | ||
These are amendments to appropriations bills that they're voting against. | ||
Marjorie Greene and Lauren Boebert are proposing amendments to bills that they voted against even bringing them to a floor for a vote. | ||
So, the Congress didn't even vote on these bills. | ||
Because the Republicans, including Marjorie and Boebert, voted against bringing them to the floor. | ||
But it made a headline, didn't it? | ||
You know, there was a big headline in Daily Beast and The Hill and everywhere. | ||
Marjorie Greene proposes amendment that would reduce the Defense Secretary's salary to $1. | ||
It's not even going to be in there. | ||
The Senate would never agree to that. | ||
The President would never agree to that. | ||
They're voting against the bill that they're amending. | ||
So they know that's just symbolic. | ||
They know that's just a political gesture. | ||
And the same goes with even including that. | ||
Even including that they know is just signaling. | ||
That's not law. | ||
That's just a signal that says, aha, you know, we're coming to the table with this fully intending to let it go in a negotiation. | ||
But even if it did pass, even if they did pass a spending bill that said that Biden must complete the border wall, they don't have to do that! | ||
Because you understand that if you know anything about government, it's all about the law. | ||
And Congress writes the law, and the President enforces the law, and the courts interpret the law. | ||
That's how it works. | ||
So, the President is really the chief law enforcer of the country. | ||
That's how the Constitution is set up. | ||
So, the Congress can say all day long that, well, you're gonna finish the border wall. | ||
Joe Biden doesn't have to do it. | ||
He doesn't have to do it. | ||
Now, if they put E-Verify in there, then they actually would have to do that. | ||
That actually would be something consequential. | ||
If they put E-Verify on the books, that would actually be a very powerful tool. | ||
If they got rid of the Dreamers, if they said that we're going to take away the protections of DACA, that actually could do something. | ||
But putting in a law that says you're going to finish the border wall, even if it got through, They don't have to do anything. | ||
So, these people are just playing games, you know? | ||
They're just playing around, and that's why I just have no... I have no respect for the process anymore. | ||
I have no respect for the system anymore. | ||
It was a big part of my strategy early on, and honestly, I think it worked. | ||
We would try to interface with the political process, and it was really more about conferring legitimacy on me as a right-wing voice. | ||
It was really more about conferring legitimacy on me as a person and my ideas and activities. | ||
But you see what they do. | ||
You see what this is all about. | ||
And I saw today that Stephen Bunnell, Destiny, and Ian Kaczynski, Vosh, they were invited to a meeting with Ro Khanna on the Hill. | ||
And, you know, honestly, congratulations to them. | ||
Very impressive. | ||
No sarcasm. | ||
But when you look at these guys, these are two guys that have both been accused of pedophilia or sexual assault. | ||
These are two guys that have made death threats. | ||
These are two guys that have said nigger. | ||
These are two guys that have talked about killing people. | ||
They've talked about political violence or killing their personal adversaries. | ||
There's nude photographs of two of them on the internet. | ||
And there they are. | ||
They're invited by a Democrat to go to the Hill. | ||
And here's the idea, okay? | ||
When Democrats have power, they use it. | ||
They use all of it. | ||
They use all the power they have, they use it to push. | ||
And they push every day, all the time, and there's a boldness. | ||
They're daring conservatives to get mad. | ||
Do you think Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez cares about conservative Americans? | ||
She doesn't. | ||
You know, and who would blame her? | ||
She's a left-wing partisan. | ||
And she gets in there and she embraces her adversarial, oppositional, contentious relationship with not just her Republican colleagues, but with conservative America. | ||
And a lot of them do that. | ||
They all do that. | ||
Conservatives are frothing at the mouth while Democrat prosecutors, governors, politicians just give them the finger and they say, fuck you. | ||
Like, they literally, like the gay people will say, yeah, we are coming for your kids. | ||
You know, conservatives have said for years, gays are coming for our kids. | ||
And then the gay people said, you know what, fuck you, we are, yeah, we are coming for your kids. | ||
I think some tranny said that this week. | ||
They're like taking the bait. | ||
They're like, yeah, we take the bait. | ||
We hate you. | ||
And we're pushing our agenda. | ||
And that's a perfect example. | ||
Like, Stephen Bonnell and Ian Kuczynski represent, like, these guys are radicals. | ||
You know? | ||
More so Ian Kuczynski. | ||
Stephen Bonnell is just a neoliberal shill. | ||
He's just like a puppet of the establishment. | ||
Whatever the government does, whatever like the deep state says, that is what he will defend. | ||
And Ian Kuczynski, on some level, is the same way. | ||
I mean, he says that he's more radical than he is, but he voted for Biden. | ||
So it's like, how radical are you really? | ||
He says he's a communist and he wants to kill conservatives, but he voted for Joe Biden, so... But there they are. | ||
And that's part of their power. | ||
Now you look at Republicans, and how do Republicans operate? | ||
Republicans are like begging the left to like them. | ||
They're begging liberals to like them. | ||
They are lining up around the block to hang out with Glenn Greenwald and with Tulsi Gabbard and Robert Kennedy Jr. | ||
and Jimmy Dore and all these people. | ||
And just jerking them off because finally a liberal that doesn't hate me, I'm a good person. | ||
See, I'm cool. | ||
I'm not a terrible. | ||
I'm not racist. | ||
I'm not this. | ||
And it's like, you know, when I see stuff like that, when I see what these winners are doing in Congress, I'm like, this is why you need people like me. | ||
Because without a person like me, who's a voice on the right, what do you got? | ||
And I did a show last night. | ||
It was pretty blackpilling, I know. | ||
It was, um... Because it's a dark situation. | ||
I mean, when you take it all together, the crime that's rampant, combined with this refugee crisis in our own country, combined with Elon getting dragged before the Sanhedrin to explain that he's going to go to Auschwitz to apologize to the Jews. | ||
And I said, you know, we got to get serious. | ||
There's urgency here. | ||
Things are getting bad quickly. | ||
And so it's very urgent that we figure out how we're going to solve these things. | ||
And then you look at what all our Republican politicians are doing together, and it's this. | ||
They say, Matt Gaetz, who's leading the charge on this, says, not all government shutdowns are created equal. | ||
We want to shut down the government for seven to eight days before any federal employee loses their pay, just so we can shock the system, because our budgetary process is out of step. | ||
Our budgetary process? | ||
Man, like... Our country's being invaded! | ||
Our country is being invaded by Africa. | ||
Our country is being invaded by Africans and by Asians and Hispanics. | ||
And we don't even know what to do with these people. | ||
Inflation is out of control. | ||
All the black people just take whatever they want. | ||
Take whatever they want from your car, from the store, from your house. | ||
Cops don't chase them. | ||
Like this is our country. | ||
We printed half of all the money or 80% of all the money that exists in the last three years. | ||
These are the problems going on. | ||
And our leaders are like, well, we don't want a federal employee to lose their salary. | ||
We're gonna shut down the government for six days so we can get our budgetary house in order, which won't even happen. | ||
I mean, it won't even happen. | ||
There's like two things they're arguing. | ||
They want steeper spending cuts. | ||
So they want to cut non-defense discretionary spending by more than 9%. | ||
Oh my gosh, can your head even contain this? | ||
They won't even get that. | ||
The other part of it is they want to discipline Congress and force them to operate by the budgetary process. | ||
Well, if we could do that, I would be very optimistic about how things are going here. | ||
And they won't accomplish either of those things. | ||
But they'll tell you in 2024 you gotta vote for Republicans down ballot so we can get a majority and... | ||
And do what? | ||
Complain about how you don't have super majorities in both chambers and nine of the court justices are Sean Hannity and the president is Hitler? | ||
Like, no matter what we deliver, no matter what the voters deliver for the opposition party, they always complain, well, we can't do that. | ||
Well, we don't have enough power. | ||
Well, yeah, you can't do that. | ||
We can't prosecute Hillary Clinton. | ||
We can't actually build the wall. | ||
We can't repeal Obamacare. | ||
Even not, we can't release the footage from the surveillance tapes on January 6th. | ||
We can't impeach Joe Biden. | ||
We can't cut taxes. | ||
We can't... It's just like... | ||
And I said it from the beginning. | ||
There's one Republican that I support. | ||
Nobody else. | ||
Donald Trump. | ||
That's it. | ||
Not one other one. | ||
Not DeSantis. | ||
Not even Gosar anymore? | ||
Nope. | ||
Sorry. | ||
I don't support Carrie Lake with all the gay people that run her operation. | ||
I don't know if people know that, but Carrie Lake, and you know, she's gonna maybe be Trump's vice president, so whatever. | ||
But it's like, her whole crew is all gay people. | ||
This is well known. | ||
If you work in politics, you know I'm right, if you're in the right wing. | ||
You know, the people that watch my show that are in GOP circles, Her whole campaign, her whole crew is gay people. | ||
That's your...and no wonder. | ||
She's a woman in politics. | ||
They're all faghags. | ||
That's just how it goes. | ||
I don't support her, I don't support Marjorie Greene, I don't, you know, there's one guy, and he's not even really a Republican, you know, he ran in 16 saying, let's get along with Russia, and I'm gonna make a deal that benefits Israel and Palestine, and Bush did 9-11 and lied us into Iraq, and this sort of thing. | ||
And here's the point. | ||
We really need to break away from both Republican and Democrat. | ||
There's the America First movement that will support what benefits Americans. | ||
At this point, I support people that are privately or publicly agreeing with me, or they're publicly saying things that are like, Close to what we're saying. | ||
I don't really support anybody else at this point. | ||
There's really no excuse. | ||
The year is 2023. | ||
We are going to be a minority as white people in 10 years. | ||
So when people try to push this incrementalism on you, it is a scam. | ||
It is vaporware. | ||
They are telling you, well we gotta shut up and not fight and not push because we have to make slow incremental progress. | ||
We're not ready to do things yet. | ||
Well, they've been saying that for 30 years, and we only seem to be moving backwards. | ||
It seems to be getting worse. | ||
The country's getting worse, and the message is getting softer. | ||
Trump was elected in 16 saying, end all wars, build a wall, deport all illegals, and besides Trump, everyone in the Republican Party today is less radical than that. | ||
Even Trump is less radical in some ways than he was in 16. | ||
So what does that tell you? | ||
Trump took the baton from the GOP in 2015 and 2016 and took it over here and the Republican Party went this way and Trump went like here. | ||
So it's like incremental progress. | ||
There's no progress at all. | ||
There's never been progress as far as I'm concerned. | ||
Immigration has never gone down up until the last year of the Trump administration. | ||
Then it went right, it went soaring higher than it's ever been. | ||
So immigration's never gone down. | ||
And, you know, the war's never stopped. | ||
We shifted from Iraq and Afghanistan to this thing in Ukraine and now this thing with China. | ||
Free trade is still going on. | ||
So, point being, people, the only headline here is that conservatives have to be very frustrated with the lack of progress. | ||
We are making, and not we, the opposition movement in America, which is Con Inc. | ||
and the Republican Party, it does nothing. | ||
It produces nothing. | ||
All that money that goes into that machine, and all the support they get, and all their operations, it does nothing. | ||
Nothing is getting better. | ||
Everything is getting worse. | ||
And I'm not saying like chicken little, like the sky is falling, but I mean if you isolate every facet of American life, it's all... | ||
The trajectory is going down in every category. | ||
Crime is worse. | ||
Immigration is worse. | ||
Homelessness is worse. | ||
The economy is worse. | ||
The foreign policy is worse. | ||
Corruption is worse. | ||
Censorship is worse. | ||
Censorship is a little better because of Elon. | ||
But everything's worse. | ||
And yet the GOP and CONINC gets more money every year and they continue their operation. | ||
And so we don't need to shut down the government. | ||
We need to shut down CONINC. | ||
We need to shut down the GOP. | ||
They need to stop being paid. | ||
Forget about, you know, Lloyd Austin. | ||
Who the fuck is Lloyd Austin? | ||
Okay, he's a diversity hire. | ||
He's a token black. | ||
He doesn't even make any decisions. | ||
You think Lloyd Austin is making decisions about the military? | ||
I mean, maybe some of them. | ||
He's making as many decisions probably as Biden. | ||
They're going to cut his salary. | ||
Sorry, they're going to talk about cutting his salary to $1. | ||
We need to cut Kevin McCarthy's salary. | ||
We need to cut Marjorie Greene's salary. | ||
And every Republican. | ||
Because they're just not delivering, man. | ||
What a joke and a disappointment. | ||
This is what our vaunted government shutdown is about. | ||
They fumbled the debt ceiling so miserably. | ||
That they said, well, we have to avoid appearing as though we're doing that again. | ||
But that's exactly what they're doing again. | ||
They just want to avoid looking like. | ||
Because with the debt ceiling in May and June, they gave up without a fight. | ||
I mean, they just gave the Democrats everything, and they got no concessions, and they didn't even fight. | ||
And Republicans are like, really? | ||
Like, you're not even going to make it look like you put up a fight? | ||
We gained control of the House. | ||
Doesn't feel like it. | ||
So I think this time it's about framing it like, oh, there was a battle. | ||
There was a battle this time. | ||
Just like in January. | ||
We got Speaker McCarthy. | ||
Nobody wanted Speaker McCarthy. | ||
Nobody. | ||
And yeah, the Freedom Caucus put up a fight for a week. | ||
But sure as hell, we got him. | ||
Speaker McCarthy. | ||
The thing nobody wanted. | ||
Oh, you know, but they fought real hard and they got him to agree to a bunch of stuff that he's just never gonna deliver on. | ||
And we got him. | ||
And the debt ceiling, they didn't even fight this time. | ||
They got to say, oh, you know, we got to at least shut down the government so we could tell people that we fought. | ||
Over what? | ||
Peanuts. | ||
Meanwhile, you have this audacious agenda where Like in Chicago. | ||
The mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, they're building tents. | ||
They're building tent cities in Chicago, literally turning this country into Somalia. | ||
Building tent cities to house migrants and affirm that yes, it still is a sanctuary city. | ||
You know, there's like rioting every day and this ignorant, arrogant, you know, goes up there and says, Well, we have to be very careful about our language! | ||
It's not a mob! | ||
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It's teenagers! | |
Really, you jamoke? | ||
But they have the audacity and the boldness to do that. | ||
Like, they hate this country. | ||
That black girl the other day that said in response to the looting that when they loot Lululemon, that's reparations. | ||
They loot the liquor store, that's reparations. | ||
This mayor believes that. | ||
And these governors believe that. | ||
And this president believes that. | ||
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And they say it. | |
And they're bold about it. | ||
And they're like, yep. | ||
Yes, we will have black people looting all the stores. | ||
We don't care. | ||
That's what we want. | ||
And Republicans are asking, they're not even asking for anything. | ||
So we just need a better class of leadership here. | ||
It's just what we have is It could be much better, you know. | ||
But they're all pussies. | ||
None of them want to fight. | ||
None of them have an ounce of fight in them. | ||
They're all slaves of some lobby, you know. | ||
We all know they will never go against the Zionists. | ||
We know that for certain, because no Republican will ever vote against them or say anything against them, ever. | ||
So, at the bare minimum, they're beholden to that, and then they're beholden to everything else. | ||
In Texas, they talk about, well, we're going to secure the border by putting a buoyant Some sort of system in the Rio Grande and it gets removed. | ||
That's supposed to be their border security. | ||
Meanwhile, the governor is letting some developer build, like, an unofficial city to house exclusively illegal aliens. | ||
An unofficial, like, black site development where they have trailer park shanty houses for illegal immigrants. | ||
And the governor allows that because the developer that built it contributes to his campaign. | ||
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So, you know. | |
The Republican Party has to be destroyed. | ||
I've been on message on this for years and everyone was pissed when I said it at the Stop the Steal in 2020, but like, that's it. | ||
We have to destroy the GOP. | ||
Straight up. | ||
Have to blow it to smithereens. | ||
Blow it up, that is. | ||
Not like, you know. | ||
We have to destroy it, and blow up all the other things around it, all these constellations of other groups. | ||
I saw the other day, Ryan Sanchez, Culture War criminal, who's doing great by the way, he went to a Charlie Kirk event with Dennis Prager, and he said, hey Charlie Kirk, when is it time to bring Jared Taylor and Nick Fuentes into the Big Tent movement? | ||
And Charlie Kirk said, he's a Jew-hater! | ||
I don't roll with Jew-haters! | ||
Okay. | ||
And then not 10 minutes later, Dennis Prager argued that virtual child porn is okay, and that pornography and masturbation isn't evil and it's not a sin, and if you tell people that, you're just alienating them. | ||
Really? | ||
So Charlie Kirk is gonna scream like a banshee Jew-hater if you're not down with Israel or whatever. | ||
You know, we can't- this guy has to be kept out. | ||
But this pervert Jew next to you is going to talk about child porn? | ||
Virtual child porn is awesome? | ||
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Him? | |
He's your business partner. | ||
I mean, these people work together, they're personal friends. | ||
That's fine. | ||
These are our people, by the way. | ||
They have no guts, and they just suck, and they're losers. | ||
Like, not to be super negative, but it's, um... | ||
And I don't mean to be so, so negative, but I mean, look, our country is really in a crisis here. | ||
We really have a lot of problems, and we can fix them. | ||
On the bright side, it's all fixable. | ||
It really is. | ||
How do you solve the crime? | ||
If you just protected the cops, if you just said that we have your back, and they made the rules of engagement in such a way that cops could do their job, They could clean it up easily. | ||
It's the 21st century. | ||
We have technology. | ||
If they could find everybody that was in the Capitol, they could solve every carjacking and murder. | ||
They could do it if they really wanted to. | ||
Same thing with the border. | ||
If Israel could do it, we could do it. | ||
If they could build a wall and a fence on top of the wall and drone strikes on the other side, you know, in Gaza and the West Bank, we could do that on our southern border. | ||
We could stop all fentanyl, all people from physically entering. | ||
We could do it. | ||
That's what makes it so sad, because there's all these solvable problems that are wrecking the country. | ||
And it's the blame lays at the feet of the responsible parties. | ||
These are people that enjoy enormous privilege in their position in politics, and not just in the government specifically, but in a media role, in the think tanks, wherever, and they're not responsible. | ||
They have no integrity. | ||
They have no courage. | ||
And they could do more than what they're doing. | ||
I'm not purity spiraling like, oh, if you're not in the Hitler fan club, then you're a pussy. | ||
I'm saying they could do a lot better than what they're doing now. | ||
I mean, anything could be better than this. | ||
Right? | ||
I mean, every time there's an election, they say, well, but if you don't elect us, it could be so much worse. | ||
They're like, look, we know we suck, but if it's the Democrats, it'll be worse. | ||
How could it be worse? | ||
12,000 crossings in a day. | ||
Soon, there will be more illegals coming into the country on a daily basis than there are Americans being born. | ||
Think about that. | ||
How could it be worse? | ||
Yeah, I guess it could be double that number, but that's pretty bad. | ||
You know, that's pretty bad. | ||
I, you know, I shouldn't say that. | ||
It could always be worse. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Take the number of illegals, which is as many as there are children being born in this country, and yeah, I guess it could be five times more than it is, but that's still really, really bad. | ||
Despite having a majority in the House, despite having five, arguably six, conservative justices, and you know, remember all those federal appointments that Trump made? | ||
I remember there was this boomer he was the boss of that Jew that betrayed me who used to work for me and he was a donor and I think he gave the foundation a thousand bucks at one point and I got on the phone with him and he was telling me all about how you know he said well the thing with Trump is it's about the federal judges that's gonna make a big difference. | ||
How's that going by the way? | ||
You know? | ||
Remember that? | ||
Well, the only good thing Trump did is he appointed conservative justices from the Federalist Society, and with Mitch McConnell, he appointed more federal judges than any president. | ||
How's that going? | ||
Has that solved anything? | ||
Like, did all these federal judges make speech freer? | ||
Did they make illegal immigration more difficult? | ||
Did they make it harder for criminals to commit crimes? | ||
Did they... How's that going? | ||
So, it's not going well. | ||
For as much as I am canceled and everybody chastises me, here's the difference. | ||
They all have privilege. | ||
I don't. | ||
I'm over here. | ||
I'm funded by my viewers. | ||
Like I said, I'm a one-man band. | ||
It's me and it's Assistant Groyper, the new one. | ||
That's it, okay? | ||
And the interns and the legions and legions of interns. | ||
Not that I don't appreciate them. | ||
But in terms of like, people that are sort of full-timers, it's me and it's a relatively small team. | ||
And funded by the audience. | ||
There's no institutional backing, whatever. | ||
All the Charlie Kirks and Shapiros and the Congressmen and so on, they enjoy immense privilege. | ||
They're in the game. | ||
They're dealers. | ||
And they deliver nothing. | ||
So they could sit there and say, oh, you know, Nick Fuentes, like with the space that I did the other day, every Jew wants to come in and say, well, are you a Holocaust denier or whatever? | ||
It's like, yeah, but I'm a guy. | ||
I'm a dissident activist who has been excluded from the conversation. | ||
All these people are in a position of power, and as the country collapses, they let it. | ||
They don't use it. | ||
My antidote is deal in the Groipers. | ||
Get the Groipers in charge. | ||
And we're doing it! | ||
You know, that's the mission of this movement, is to wake people up. | ||
It's young people that watch the show. | ||
There's a Reddit post which I covered on Monday. | ||
There's a 13 year old who got caught by his older sister watching my show. | ||
So my plan is all the 13-year-olds and 18-year-olds and 22-year-olds that are watching my show, it's on you. | ||
It's not even about me. | ||
I hope that I have a political future. | ||
I think I will. | ||
I'm a hard worker. | ||
I never give up. | ||
But it's not about me. | ||
It's really about you. | ||
It's about me in the sense that it's about what I'm saying. | ||
But in 20 years, it'll be about all the people that are listening right now. | ||
Because they, if they really internalize this and believe it, are going to go into politics, and they're going to go into society, and they will be the ones wielding immense influence. | ||
And the Groypers will do way more with it than these people. | ||
Give the Groypers a generation. | ||
Give them the privilege to rule, and we will fix the country. | ||
I said it at the first AFPAC. | ||
We are that small group of highly motivated people that will change history. | ||
Because these other people, they can't do it, they won't do it. | ||
And that's because, on some level, they don't believe in God and they have no balls. | ||
And they're dumb. | ||
But it's also true. | ||
And they're dumb and gay. | ||
But that's just it. | ||
We need people that really know the score, and we need people that have this zealotry. | ||
We need, like, jihadists. | ||
And I don't mean, like, suicide bombers. | ||
I don't mean, like, violence. | ||
But we need people that are, like, insane. | ||
We need, like, Joker-level, like, that kind of fanaticism. | ||
I'm like Bain and we need people that are going to say, you know, hey, they're going to expect one of us in the wreckage and we need people to say, hey, well, we started the fire. | ||
That's okay. | ||
We need that kind of fanaticism. | ||
Because they have that fanaticism. | ||
There's no other, there's no casual way to overthrow the regime. | ||
There's no casual way. | ||
You can't be a casual participant and deliver world historical change Well, I'll do it up until the point where it gets hard. | ||
the momentum of history. | ||
You don't do that with a sort of casual, non-committal participation where you say, well, I'll do it up until the point where it gets hard. | ||
I'll do it up until the point where, you know, my wife yells at me or I lose my job or something. | ||
And, And that doesn't mean be reckless, but it means be bold. | ||
Take risks sometimes, you know. | ||
Obviously nothing illegal. | ||
Those are risks nobody should be taking because if you do that, you get raped. | ||
Literally and figuratively. | ||
You get sent to jail. | ||
Figurative rape. | ||
Once you're in jail, then you get raped, literally. | ||
They will literally rape your body. | ||
So, no risks in that way. | ||
But take risks in terms of, you know, we need people to build political careers, and then once they're in a solid position, they need to use what they have. | ||
You know? | ||
You need to get in a solid position and use what you got. | ||
And I'm very frustrated with a lot of these people. | ||
You know and I think about people that like went to AFPAC like Gosar and Green and they both sort of flirted with it and then they they just didn't like the heat that they got and then they backed off and like Marjorie in particular she was like well you know I know better I'm gonna go and make a deal with McCarthy and it's like I know it sounds ridiculous to some but someone like Marjorie Green should be making a deal with Nick Fuentes not Kevin McCarthy | ||
At this point, it should be obvious that that would have been a no-brainer. | ||
At that time, it would have been like, Marjorie, of course you should make a deal with him. | ||
But you see what happens now. | ||
And if not me, somebody like me. | ||
A Marjorie, a Gates, a Bobert, a whoever. | ||
They should be embracing the youth. | ||
They should be embracing radicalism. | ||
They should be embracing a bold agenda. | ||
A bold, forward-thinking, proactive, not reactive agenda, which is what I represent, even if it's not me in particular, rather than this dick-sucking the establishment in the hopes that they'll let you in the back door like a person of color, which is what they always settle for. | ||
Anyway, that's just a rant. | ||
But that's that. | ||
We're out of time. | ||
Okay, we're out of time! | ||
So I'm gonna change the title here and then we'll look at the Super Chats. | ||
You can tell I'm heated today. | ||
I'm a little hot today. | ||
But it's only because this just insults our intelligence. | ||
It really just insults your intelligence. | ||
That anybody that really knows a score, and at this point it doesn't take much if you just watch what's going on, this country is going downhill fast. | ||
And they're playing games. | ||
This is a game. | ||
This is a political game. | ||
And not a political game like a cloak and dagger, like, oh, they're the art of the deal. | ||
No, it's a circus. | ||
This is like a, this is a diversion. | ||
They're going to shut down the government, mark my words, they'll shut down the government for six, maybe eight days, and then they're going to call it a week after they secure some modest spending cuts or something. | ||
In other words, nothing, nothing groundbreaking is coming out of this. | ||
Nothing even substantial is going to come out of this. | ||
But they do it to do it. | ||
They do it so they could say they did it so that you don't feel like a complete retard for voting for them again. | ||
So they could say, well look, we tried, we fought, we heroically shut down the government and, you know, we didn't secure anything, but we tried. | ||
So they don't look like complete jokes if they do another thing like they did with the debt ceiling, where they just give up Without doing it without the obligatory perfunctory Well, we shut down the government for a little while, you know before we shut down the government but only But only for enough time Where you know federal employees would still get paid So | ||
That's frustrating. | ||
Like I said, I went over it last night on the show, and I say it for no other reason other than it's just a little reality check. | ||
It is a day in, day out slog. | ||
We are fighting every day, and we're going to fight for the rest of our lives. | ||
We've got to get comfortable being in the storm, and I am. | ||
I do a show like this as a reality check to say look like things are very very bad and they're getting worse at an increasing pace and no one is solving it. | ||
So that's the point to say we need a reality check here and the things that are being done by the well-funded organized opposition, they're not working. | ||
It's not working. | ||
So The common sense, which is too common, convention says, well, we have to make incremental reform. | ||
We can't offend too many people. | ||
It's this delicate balance thing. | ||
I thought Trump proved that was bullshit. | ||
Trump didn't build a career for 20 years slowly moving the window. | ||
Trump came out like a Like a bat out of hell in 2016 and said, they're bringing rapists! | ||
We have to build a wall between America and Mexico and I'm gonna fucking make them pay for it! | ||
And your brother lied us into Iraq, 9-11 happened, that didn't keep us safe, like... Now that went against all that common sense, conventional wisdom that you're supposed to go to a GOP meeting and fold your... fold your hands in your lap With your knees together and wait your turn for 20 years and not offend all the stupid bitches in the audience and not offend the blacks and Hispanics that we're desperately pandering to. | ||
And of course never offend your Jewish minder, your Jewish handler that is over your shoulder saying, we could talk a little bit more about Israel. | ||
You know, he went out there and said, look, art of the deal, bitch. | ||
Donald Trump, bitch. | ||
Make America great again. | ||
America first. | ||
And they were like, you can't say that. | ||
That's anti-Semitic. | ||
That goes back to the Ku Klux Klan. | ||
And he's like, Hillary Clinton, sheriff star on her forehead. | ||
Six-point star on her forehead. | ||
You can't do that. | ||
That's anti-semitic. | ||
It's a sheriff's star. | ||
Fuck you, you never saw a sheriff before? | ||
It's a sheriff's badge. | ||
It's not a star of David. | ||
We're not calling her a Jewish puppet. | ||
It's a sheriff's star. | ||
That's sort of an obscure reference. | ||
If you watch the 2016 election, you might remember, but... Point is, We need bold. | ||
We need bold, brash. | ||
Okay? | ||
That's what we need. | ||
We don't need this joke of a majority that we have. | ||
You know, vote, vote for us! | ||
Hold the line! | ||
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Give us a meager, modest majority so that we can get Kevin McCarthy and like three people that are fighting but not even really that good at all. | ||
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I hope Madison Cawthorn makes a comeback. | ||
You know, I would really like to get in touch with him and I really like to talk to him because I feel like he could be that guy. | ||
I mean, he is in a wheelchair, but he really could be that guy where he goes in there and is like a genuine radical. | ||
I believe that because he got fucked over by the system. | ||
He's a young, attractive guy. | ||
Relatively well-spoken. | ||
I think he's pretty smart. | ||
And I feel like a guy like that, because he's got this grievance and he's got a little fire in his belly, I feel like somebody like that could go back in the mix and win a political victory and go in there and actually do some damage, you know? | ||
Because all these other people are just really kind of not very charismatic. | ||
They don't know how to use social media. | ||
They're not very inspired. | ||
And I feel like we could really get a genuinely young guy in there who really knows the score and can effectively use it. | ||
And again, I'm not under any illusions about what one guy could do in Congress, but it's like, even just using the bully pulpit, where's the right-wing AOC? | ||
They have AOC. | ||
She's playing Among Us on Twitch. | ||
She's on Instagram Live. | ||
She's a rock star. | ||
Where's our right-wing AOC? | ||
It's Matt Gaetz? | ||
I like Matt Gaetz okay, but it's, you know, it's like... He's pretty good. | ||
I'd like to see what he could do. | ||
But he's, you know, not really there. | ||
Same thing with Marjorie. | ||
That's gonna be our AOC? | ||
AOC is kind of, like, hot. | ||
I mean, she's not, like, pretty, but everyone wants to have, like, hate sex with her because she's not super ugly and, you know, she's got this energy or whatever. | ||
She's got this, like, memetic energy. | ||
And where's that person in the Republican conference on the right? | ||
We don't have that. | ||
We don't have anybody that's like really doing a whole lot you know and I say that as a young guy I mean I know all the boomers are salivating over I like Matt Gaetz I like that young man I like that young man you know but the you know I don't know. | ||
I don't dislike him. | ||
I like him. | ||
But it's like, where's the Nazi AOC? | ||
Not literally, but where's the fascist AOC? | ||
Where's the right-wing, Republican, young, handsome congressman? | ||
Who is going to dog whistle to the fascists and the Catholic Integralists and the WNs like AOC is dog whistling to the pedophiles and the everybody else on their side. | ||
You know, the communists, the farmer killers in South Africa. | ||
Whatever. | ||
Anyway, we'll take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
I'm gonna change the title. | ||
I'm just kind of... I'm just kind of popping off right now, but... | ||
Let me change this real quick and then we'll read super chats here Government shutdown Fake cover up. | ||
Well, what should I say? | ||
Controlled up Republican. | ||
Well, no, I don't like controlled up too long. | ||
Maybe like what? | ||
Should I, I want to experiment with the title Maybe should it be like a question, like if somebody watches on Rumble, it's like, why the government shutdown is an op? | ||
Maybe that'll be the title of the clip though. | ||
Maybe the clip could be titled that. | ||
Why the government shutdown is a psi op. | ||
You know, something like that. | ||
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I don't know. | |
I'm playing with it. | ||
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What should I say? | |
Oh, how about how about something like this GOP hmmm | ||
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hmmm - | |
Hmm, I don't know. | ||
I never know what to call these shows anymore Because there's just you know, there's nothing going on. | ||
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It's like what even say Ah | |
Okay, yeah, that's fine. | ||
unidentified
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Whatever. | |
That's not the best not my best work, but that's fine Okay, all right, let's take a look at our super chance. | ||
We'll see what you guys have to say about all this Let's take a look. | ||
I'm hungry though, man. | ||
I didn't even eat that much for dinner or breakfast. | ||
I'm starving Nothing's even open Yeah. | ||
And by the time I'm finished, Taco Bell won't even be open. | ||
I hate you! | ||
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You did this to me! | |
You kept me here! | ||
You kept me here! | ||
Now when I finish, Taco Bell won't even be open. | ||
So what is even going to be my options? | ||
White Castle? | ||
McDonald's isn't even an option because they just don't give a shit. | ||
After like 2am, it's black people working there and they could give a shit about anything. | ||
They're in there, they don't even wear the uniform. | ||
I'm like, you even work here? | ||
You know, you go to the window and it's some black kid in a hoodie and they're playing music, he's eating fries. | ||
I'm like, who the fuck are you? | ||
You even work here? | ||
Where's the logo, huh? | ||
Where's the logo? | ||
Where's the uniform? | ||
so I'm not I'm not playing that game I'm not doing that and White Castle I'm not in the mood for stomach flu so I think I'm just fresh out of luck I'm not going to the city to get food because I'll get killed so I don't know maybe I'll just I think I have a bag of candy in the pantry Anyway, alright, alright. | ||
You can tell I'm in a mood, okay? | ||
I'm pissed. | ||
I have low blood sugar and I'm having an episode and I'm in a mood. | ||
Okay. | ||
Let's take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what we got. | ||
Saltwater Crocodile sent $3. | ||
I will lead you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
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Thank you. | |
Well done. | ||
Saltwater Crocodile sent $3. | ||
Chomp chomp. | ||
Great. | ||
Groip TF sent $100. | ||
Whoa! | ||
And no message! | ||
Even better. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat, Groip TF. | ||
I appreciate it, buddy. | ||
Love this guy. | ||
Hitlerpild sent $50. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Paying for my content. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I appreciate that. | ||
Wow, thank you. | ||
Wow, thank you so much. | ||
Hey, thank you, buddy. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
at work today so thought I should share the spoils with the movement. | ||
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Hmm. | |
From one high IQ med to another, real recognizes real. | ||
America first is inevitable. | ||
Kyle. | ||
Wow, thank you so much. | ||
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Spence sent $10. | |
Thanks for all your work. | ||
Hey, thank you, buddy. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Fire Dot sent $3. | ||
Shit in a public toilet or piss in a sink at home. | ||
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Hmm. | |
Huh. | ||
Depends on the public toilets. | ||
Some of them are nice. | ||
Like, if you go to a fancy restaurant, I almost prefer that over my own bathroom. | ||
If you go to, like, a really fancy restaurant, it's, like, crazy. | ||
Because you don't have to clean it, you know? | ||
Like, your own bathroom you gotta clean and stuff, but if you go to, like, a really nice bathroom at, like, a hotel, I guess that's not a public bathroom. | ||
So... I don't know. | ||
I guess piss in the sink, then. | ||
Yeah, and their behavior is so out of line. | ||
Yeah, and their behavior is so out of line. | ||
Well, and it just goes to show, if you're not with them, then they think you're a dumb animal, literally. | ||
You know? | ||
Because someone might say, oh, well, they only talk that way to anti-Semites. | ||
Well, what's an anti-Semite? | ||
Anybody that's not, like, killing themselves over the Holocaust? | ||
Literally. | ||
I mean, I'm up there and I'm like, yeah, fuck you and your Holocaust. | ||
Like, I think it's totally exaggerated and I don't care about it. | ||
And they're like, well, you know, and then they treat you like you're a subhuman, you know, then they're like, well, you're an idiot, disgusting person. | ||
You're ugly and gay and we hate you and you should kill yourself and blah, blah, blah. | ||
I mean, they literally, so if you don't submit to them and that's their whole mentality, you're either a good guy or, you know, And that just goes to show that's what they think of all non-Jews. | ||
They think all non-Jews are cattle. | ||
They're just nice to the ones that are their slaves. | ||
The ones that are slaves and would never say anything to them? | ||
You're a terrible person! | ||
to be nice to, and they're going to patronize them and everything. | ||
But the minute that one of the dumb goy goes up and says, you know what? | ||
F you. | ||
Then they go, oh, hey, you're a terrible person. | ||
You're so low IQ. | ||
You're not in that. | ||
They always go for IQ. | ||
And that's such a tell. | ||
Like when you look at Ben Shapiro or any Jew, anybody they don't like, they always say, you're low IQ. | ||
You're dumb. | ||
You're an idiot. | ||
You're a moron That's because they think that they're better than us. | ||
They literally think they're fucking better than us If you have a problem with Jews, they say you're dirty and stupid Because they think we're all animals. | ||
They're just nice to the good ones. | ||
They're nice to the well-behaved ones It's that simple and that just drives me crazy. | ||
I because I can't stand that lack of respect But Whatever, that's how they are. | ||
A lot of them are like that. | ||
Josh the Remover sent $3. | ||
Leanne Leinstein. | ||
Yeah, she died. | ||
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That sucks. | |
Pragmatic Culture sent $50. | ||
I've noticed all the old texts I used to get from the GOP about DeSantis fundraising are now shilling Haley. | ||
I think they've given up on Ron and are planning on going the girl boss route. | ||
From snarky Jew puppet to screeching Harpy, great. | ||
I think you're right about that. | ||
Daily Wire, it seems like they're more pro-Haley. | ||
And like New York Post and Fox News, they all said she won the first debate. | ||
So, I think you're right about that. | ||
And she'd be a better foil for Trump. | ||
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245, have a good weekend friend. - Hey, thanks, you too. - Retarded nigga sent $3. | ||
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Is Jack Harlow White Excellence? - I don't really know anything about Jack Harlow. | |
Tony Tortellini sent $5. | ||
I was once a Daily Wire and Mug Club viewer, but this show is so awesome! | ||
Thanks for all the free content. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Gleebo sent $3. | ||
One, long time Replay member. | ||
I've been following you since post-Growiper war, stood on the Capitol lawn with you on January 6th, and was in the crowd of Growipers surrounding you. | ||
Okay, dude. | ||
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Why would you dox yourself like that? | |
Gleebo sent $3. | ||
2. | ||
In both the day and evening rally you held in NYC. | ||
What I have experienced in this group is something that I rightfully cannot express in words. | ||
The influence you and the other growipers. | ||
Gleebo sent $3. | ||
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Have had in my life has been nothing but positive and I don't believe it is something I can ever pay back. | ||
You helped bring me to the Catholic Church, which I was confirmed into last Easter. | ||
Glebo sent $3. | ||
4. | ||
You brought people to my attention who could explain the mysteries of the faith in a deep and knowledgeable way, elevating my understanding and love of God. | ||
I recently have begun to experience. | ||
Glebo sent $3. | ||
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5. | |
What I believe to be a divine inspiration, a bust of energy and focus in my work that I've directed towards a large profitable new project. | ||
I believe that your accomplishments during your 25 years, Glebo sent $3.6, played a part in this recent inspiration of mine. | ||
To see someone within a year of me have such an impact on the American political system, in a way which has likely saved many souls. | ||
Glebo sent $3.7, can be called nothing but awe-inspiring. | ||
You have inspired me to strive to leave a positive mark on this world. | ||
I like - Whoops. - Gleebo sent $3. - Eight, to Gleebo sent $3. | ||
Seven, can be called nothing but inspiring. | ||
You have inspired me to strive to leave a positive mark on this world. | ||
I likely won't become a political leader, but if I can produce a way to improve. | ||
Gleebo sent $3. | ||
Eight, to improve the output my business and pass along those benefits to the people who I work with and improve their lives. | ||
I would rest easy if my biggest accomplishment was to help provide. | ||
Hey, well, I appreciate... That was a slog, okay? | ||
for 50 or so white families. | ||
Thank you for allowing me to take up some time on your show with my sappy rant. | ||
I didn't realize how much I wrote until I began to paste it into stream payments. | ||
God bless Classical Theist. | ||
God bless America First and God bless you, Nick Fuentes. | ||
Hey, well, I appreciate, but that was a slog, okay? | ||
I'm not gonna lie to you. | ||
I feel like I'm 100 years old now, but hey, thank you very much for the super chat and the kind message I appreciated, and I'm glad you feel that way. | ||
And I'm happy you became Catholic. | ||
That's honestly the biggest thing is when people come into the America First scene they get interested in Catholicism and that's maybe the the most understated part of the community is you get involved with America First People start to ask questions and guys like Classical Theist or Spexo or Pinesap or others help convert them to Catholicism. | ||
So I think that that is such an awesome thing. | ||
So that makes me the most happy out of all of it. | ||
I'm glad your business is profitable and You know, that's all really great stuff. | ||
So God bless you, man. | ||
I'm really glad to hear that. | ||
Thanks for the kind message. | ||
Thanks for the super chat. | ||
I wish you the best of luck and I hope you're successful. | ||
Honestly, that's what everybody has to do. | ||
Just become successful. | ||
Go to college, get educated, become a professional or, you know, start a business, get into politics, but everybody has responsibility to do the most that they can do and to use it, like I said, to help other white guys that are in the fight or Middling Intellect sent $3. | ||
you know, whatever it is. | ||
But you got to contribute in some way. | ||
Every man is called to do that. | ||
So I'm really glad to hear that. | ||
God bless you, buddy. | ||
Yappersville. | ||
But I really appreciate it. | ||
And thanks for all that. | ||
Very, very solid. | ||
You're a good guy. | ||
Middling Intellect sent $3. | ||
How do I get Cozy Plus? | ||
You have to go to killinglincoln.com. | ||
You have to go to PinheadsAndPatriots.com and sign up for the concierge membership. | ||
You have to sign up for it. | ||
We're in a partner program with the O'Reilly Concierge. | ||
We recently merged with Bill O'Reilly.com and so if you get the Bill O'Reilly.com concierge membership, Cozy Plus and America First Premium are bundled together with that. | ||
You know, so it's like Alex Jones and Alex Jones joined the Mug Club with Steve Crowder. | ||
Similarly, me and Bill O'Reilly have recently teamed up and so if you go to Bill O'Reilly.com and get their Concierge membership, you'll get a copy of Killing Lincoln You'll get a copy of Killing JFK And you'll also be able to get the America first premium and cozy plus all bundled together so So that that's how we're doing it these days now Just for legal reasons. | ||
I think I have to say that's a joke. | ||
Okay, that is a joke. | ||
I Just don't want to have any legal liability on that but Yeah, but it's BillOReilly.com, concierge membership. | ||
It's a bundle. | ||
You also get a GoyimTV. | ||
You also get access to all the GoyimTV meetups and the TRS Pool Parties and Richard Spencer's forthcoming book, which will be released January 32nd, 2085. | ||
That's when that book is coming out. | ||
So you get all that bundled together. | ||
It's a pretty good deal. | ||
It's only $6.95. | ||
Well, first of all, it's effects with an A because it's a verb. | ||
So when it's effect as a verb, it's A-F-F-E-C-T-S. | ||
So how would it be? | ||
So it would be, how do you think Kennedy, likely running as an independent, affects the race? | ||
A-F-F-E-C-T-S. | ||
How do I think that he affects the race? | ||
Well, It's hard, it's actually hard to say because you can see him drawing from both sides but I think he would draw more from the Democrat side because I mean look everyone that's gonna vote for Trump is gonna vote for Trump. | ||
I don't think anyone is gonna choose Kennedy over Trump if that's who they're choosing between in my personal opinion. | ||
So I think when there's an enthusiasm gap like there is Like more people are enthusiastic to vote for Trump. | ||
And when there's more loyalty like that, like Trump has a higher favorability in the Republican Party than Biden has in the Democratic Party. | ||
I think when you have a dynamic like that, it's the side with less enthusiasm that's affected more. | ||
So I think Biden will lose more from that than Trump. | ||
That's just a guess though. | ||
True. | ||
So true. | ||
They hate being asked that, but I love asking it. | ||
Are you Jewish, by the way? | ||
Are you a Jew? | ||
It's almost like, no, no, don't go there. | ||
No, no, don't go there. | ||
$3. | ||
Whenever you ask if someone is Jewish on a Twitter space, they always act like Squidward hiding that he likes Krabby Patties. | ||
They hate being asked that, but I love asking it. | ||
Are you, are you Jewish? | ||
Are you a Jew? | ||
It's almost like, no, no, don't go there. | ||
No, no, don't go there. | ||
Optics. | ||
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Remember optics. | |
All I'm saying is it would be kind of convenient if we knew who is Jewish and who wasn't. | ||
I can't imagine how We'd be able to figure that out. | ||
But maybe they should just identify themselves in some way, such as announcing it. | ||
I'm Jewish, you know. | ||
They come out of the space. | ||
I'm Jewish, by the way. | ||
You know, because it is important, actually, I think, to clarify that. | ||
Simon Skola sent $3. | ||
Thoughts on all the Saw movies? | ||
You gonna see the new one? | ||
I never saw a Saw movie, and I'm not gonna see the new one, so... I don't really have an opinion. | ||
I don't like horror movies. | ||
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I don't like being scared, and I don't think they're ever very good, so... Pinochet has base-sent $5. | |
Love Trump, but we need full censorship on the left and more Christ in the world. | ||
We need a president like Augusto Pinochet. | ||
Based far-right leader from my research. | ||
Dude, what a... Okay, this has gotta be bait. | ||
This has gotta be bait. | ||
Boogly Woogly sent $5. | ||
Do you ever name you battalions and soldiers in RTS games after Growwipers? | ||
Can you stop fantasizing about me for two seconds? | ||
I hate when people do that because it implies that people have thought about me doing things privately when I'm not on the camera. | ||
And that's just really weird to me. | ||
Like, you're a stranger, I don't even know you, and in your mind you're imagining me playing a game and you're, like, imagining, like, things I'm doing, and why are you doing that? | ||
What, are you gay for me? | ||
Huh? | ||
What, are you like me? | ||
What, are you like-like me? | ||
Are you gay for me? | ||
Huh? | ||
Faggot. | ||
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No, sorry. | |
Kidding. | ||
I like boogaloo woogaloo. | ||
I'm just teasing them. | ||
But that does honestly make me uncomfortable. | ||
But it does unironically when people sort of like imagine me in scenarios. | ||
It's like you're raping me. | ||
I mean it's like perverse. | ||
It's like you're raping me because It's like you're creating a version of me in your head and you're doing things to him. | ||
You're like, you're making, uh, but it's not me. | ||
You're, by imagining it, like you're creating me in another dimension and this, this version of me is doing things and saying things that I would never do or say that I wouldn't do because it's not fully me because you don't know me, okay? | ||
You don't really fully know me. | ||
You don't really know Like everything that I'm about you never could because you don't possess the fullness of me. | ||
Only I do because I'm me and you're not me. | ||
All you get is what you see when you watch this show or when you shake my hand at a thing. | ||
So you're creating a shadow version of me that's walking and talking like me but it's not me and you're making him do things and it's like you're raping the concept of me. | ||
You're raping the idea of me. | ||
And so it's like I'm losing control of myself when you do that and I don't like that. | ||
So stop fucking thinking about me. | ||
Stop thinking about things that I do. | ||
You know, think about the things that I actually say and do. | ||
Don't think about things that I haven't said or done or that you haven't seen. | ||
Freak. | ||
Just stop it. | ||
You're raping me. | ||
You're... It's not cool. | ||
I'm kind of kidding, but I'm also being... but I'm also kind of being deadass. | ||
I'm also being deadass, but also I'm kind of kidding. | ||
But it is true. | ||
And I'm not saying you're imagining having sex with me. | ||
I'm saying you're violating me by imagining me doing anything So so stop it now No, I don't do that. | ||
That sounds stupid. | ||
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Erm, these characters in the video game are like the people in real life. | |
No, that sounds gay as fuck. | ||
I would never do that. | ||
That sounds gay as fuck. | ||
I would never do that. | ||
How dare you suggest... Why would you... like, it insults me that you would think that I do that. | ||
Like, you know enough about me to know that I'm not cringe enough to do that. | ||
So obviously you must think very low of me. | ||
You must think I'm cringe. | ||
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Anyway. | |
Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. | ||
Alright. | ||
Let me, um... Let me keep going here. | ||
Cal sent $3. | ||
For some great racially charged comedy check out Owen Benjamin's Noble Savage October 13th. | ||
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OwenBenjamin.com Why are you promoting someone else on this show? | |
Buy an app. | ||
Pinochet is base cent $5. | ||
Love Trump but it would be nice for this country to fully censor the left. | ||
Harry Potter sent $5. | ||
The blood of the heroes is closer to God than the ink of the philosophers and the prayers of the faithful. | ||
400 million guns and not a single will be fired. | ||
See if goyim. | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
You think he's Jewish? | ||
- Nikoid sent $3. | ||
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Vosh is Polish, we all know what that means. - Yeah, I don't know, you think he's Jewish? | |
I'm not kidding. - Sabian sent $3. | ||
Filling a shipping container with pit bulls and Venezuelan migrants and dropping it into the ocean. | ||
Based. | ||
unidentified
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Wow, you're really based. | |
Dude, who cares? | ||
Who cares? | ||
Let it go. | ||
Just when I thought Dawson maybe sees which way the wind is blowing, I find him on an ex-chat today attacking you again, calling grow-appers fed agitators. | ||
What a snake. | ||
Also rest in pissed he finds teen. | ||
Dude, who cares? | ||
Who cares? | ||
Let it go. | ||
You guys gotta get better at just not taking the bait. | ||
You know, that's how he is. | ||
Do you not? | ||
He's a retard. | ||
Do you not understand that at this point? | ||
Like, he can't help himself. | ||
You're freaking out about a retard. | ||
Like, yeah, he's doing his thing. | ||
He does this every time. | ||
Are you new here? | ||
So... He did 9-11. | ||
It's driven him insane. | ||
Amtheon sent $3. | ||
On Wayback Machine, Elon's very first tweet was plotting to take over the world. | ||
Maybe that's what he was referring to when he said he's aspirationally Jewish. | ||
Dude. | ||
Stop with the multi-part shit. | ||
- Seven cent three dollars. | ||
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Beast! | |
Jews are natural abusers. | ||
Us Christians are the real Jews. | ||
Our Messiah has came. | ||
The chosen people is us. | ||
Jerusalem belongs to Jesus and is Christ is Kingo seven cent three dollars. | ||
Who were mocking the disciples and followers of Jesus. | ||
They embrace the word and hear. | ||
Christ is Kingo seven cent three dollars. | ||
We need another crusade. | ||
We need a holy war. | ||
But this time every knee will fall for Christ. | ||
All U.S. | ||
slash West Christians please go to an Orthodox or Catholic church if you don't already. | ||
God bless you, Nick. | ||
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3. | |
Okay, yeah. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you for telling me that. | ||
I didn't know that. | ||
You're telling me for the first time. | ||
Bro said, We need another crusade. | ||
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And we need a holy war. | |
Everyone go to church now. | ||
And everyone said, Okay. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Okay, I think I'll do it. | ||
Fucking unreal, dude. | ||
I'm the wrong person to be in this role because I'm just such a negative Nelly. | ||
Goth grow I percent five dollars. | ||
We need drones flying all over black neighborhoods in the big streets with shops on them. | ||
Military surveillance on them artistic, tax paying, job having families. | ||
Goth grow I percent $5. | ||
Every time I see Charlie Kirk I think of those Airheads commercials. | ||
What a goofball. | ||
Guys like respect the pouch. | ||
French Catholics sent $3. | ||
I feel the same pain as you when I see the way my country is being flushed down the toilet. | ||
It's unbearable. | ||
I pray for salvation. | ||
Our ancestors didn't sacrifice themselves for this. | ||
Much love man. | ||
Thanks buddy, love you. | ||
French Catholics sent $3. | ||
Everyone needs to get involved. | ||
If you lack the strength to act on your convictions, then you are no better than fence riders who have no strength of conviction to begin with. | ||
Zeal, piety and strength. | ||
Thank you for the second. | ||
Motion to save these things, seconded. | ||
Joey Batts sent $10. | ||
Been seeing a lot of Christians on Twitter, like Bryson Gray, celebrating Jewish holidays Yom Kippur slash Rosh Hashanah. | ||
Saying they celebrate because Jesus was Jewish. | ||
What's going on with this? | ||
God bless you man. | ||
We will win. | ||
America first forever. | ||
unidentified
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We're Protestants, dude. | |
Protestants are basically Jews. | ||
Okay, with extra steps. | ||
Funky underscore spelunker sent $10. | ||
Thanks for everything you do, Nick. | ||
Keep up the good work. | ||
We need to go to random meetup groups and slowly red pill people. | ||
Plenty of interest-based groups out there that are free slash easy to join. | ||
We? | ||
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We need to go to Magic the Gathering and slowly red pill everyone. | |
I was redpilling your mom last night. | ||
What do you think of that? | ||
I didn't want to tell you, but I was redpilling your mom last night. | ||
We met at Alcoholics Anonymous and I took her home and redpilled her. | ||
What do you think about that? | ||
unidentified
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No, I'm kidding. | |
I redpilled your sister. | ||
No, I'm kidding. | ||
That's mean. | ||
That's not a line. | ||
That's just crossing the line. | ||
But your mom is... Let's just say your mom is super red-pilled right now. | ||
Let's just say... No, but all jokes aside, let's just say your mom is totally fucking red-pilled right now. | ||
unidentified
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Now that's uncalled for. | |
Thank you. | ||
In a stream with Myron Zurka and Sneeko, you mentioned that Trump said something better than demographics and that it's better than we think. | ||
Could you tell us? | ||
unidentified
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Nope. | |
Fuck you. | ||
Hey, I love you and appreciate you too. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
Hey, thanks man. | ||
Congratulations. | ||
Whites, W. Unless you're Asian. | ||
the streams when it's a slow day and you just passionately rant. | ||
We love you and appreciate you. | ||
Hey, I love you and appreciate you too. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
Glenson sent $50. | ||
I won a national engineering competition, so here is some guap. | ||
Hey, thanks, man. | ||
Congratulations. | ||
Whites W. | ||
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Unless you're Asian. | |
But Whites W. Whites Explorers, Conquerors, Pioneers. | ||
I'm on my Richard Duchesne shit right now. | ||
No, but thank you very much. | ||
Congrats. | ||
Somali Grow I% $3. | ||
Hitler had E1B1BY Haplogroup. | ||
Only 8% of Austrians carry it. | ||
Nearly 100% of Somalis carry it. | ||
Somali excellence. | ||
We are so back. | ||
Derrick Klan represent. | ||
You think? | ||
Okay. | ||
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Well, that's interesting. | |
Irish Hog sent $100.07. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat. | ||
$0.07 to you too, buddy. | ||
Somali Growiper sent $3. | ||
All my friends are also fans of you slash Growipers. | ||
Let's go! | ||
Sorry, I'm cringe. | ||
I'm 15. | ||
No way, dude. | ||
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For real? | |
Wow, 15 year old Somalis. | ||
15 year old Black as night Africans are watching America First and loving Hitler. | ||
And there's nothing anyone can do about it. | ||
Hey, no. | ||
You're not cringe. | ||
You're awesome. | ||
Okay, listen. | ||
I love blacks. | ||
I love the black people. | ||
And let's fucking go, dude. | ||
This show is for high schoolers. | ||
This show is for children. | ||
This show is for the kids. | ||
Because the children are our future. | ||
So... | ||
No, that's awesome, actually. | ||
Just stay away from the white women, okay? | ||
Not joking! | ||
I said that in a funny way, but not joking. | ||
Just stay away from our women! | ||
Stay away from our women, alright? | ||
There's plenty of eligible Somali women out there, okay, pal? | ||
No, I'm kidding. | ||
But also serious about the broad sentiment. | ||
But hey, thank you, man. | ||
I appreciate you. | ||
Stay in school, okay? | ||
Do the right thing. | ||
Stay away from drugs and alcohol. | ||
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Okay? | |
Study hard. | ||
But, uh, no, I appreciate it, buddy. | ||
Love, love it. | ||
I love it. | ||
I love the high school groipers. | ||
We love them out there. | ||
Love you too, buddy. | ||
Good night. | ||
No, I don't think that's it. | ||
sent $5. | ||
Thoughts on what happened in Armenia recently? | ||
I feel like the Jews are trying to achieve a total capitulation and occupation of Armenia and thus Iran's northern borders, to monger a war against Iran. | ||
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Racist Korean sent $3. | |
Even though it was a slow day you always managed to make the show great and entertaining. | ||
Congratulations on Cozy Plus, I love my subscription and access to the Anthony Oliver exclusive rants. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I like I like how you picked up the joke and continued it and made it even better. | ||
Thank you. | ||
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I appreciate it. | |
Thank you for being nice. | ||
Well, he's not a radical, so he can't radicalize anybody. | ||
percent, $25. | ||
Thoughts on destiny, making real political change and meeting slash radicalizing a sitting congressman. | ||
He's not a radical, so he can't radicalize anybody. | ||
I mean, he probably is less radical than Ro Khanna. | ||
Ro Khanna works with Republicans. | ||
He's a He's like anti-war. | ||
Destiny is less radical than him. | ||
So, if anything, he's blue-pilling congressmen. | ||
But, you know what? | ||
I give him credit for being there. | ||
John James sent $3. | ||
It really is crazy that I found you through James Alsup over five years ago. | ||
At that time, it was nice finally seeing a dissident right-winger who was Christian as well. | ||
God bless you, Nick. | ||
Thanks, buddy. | ||
God bless. | ||
Ah, yeah. | ||
James Alsup. | ||
Where are they now, huh? | ||
Where are they now? | ||
Good old James Alsup. | ||
Remember James Alsup who stabbed me in the back and tried to steal my company? | ||
Well, you know, he had to go be on TRS every week. | ||
That was very important to him that he was on TRS and that he had sex with Lauren Southern. | ||
You know, those were really, you know... Why build America First when I'm alienating Lauren Southern and Jazz Hands McFeels? | ||
He made the right decision. | ||
Clearly. | ||
I'm not mad about it, by the way. | ||
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But hey, thank you. | |
John James sent $3. | ||
Also, is there someone who I could talk to change my name on stream payments? | ||
It isn't allowing me to make a new account, so I can't change my name lol. | ||
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Johnny Bravo sent $3. | |
You gotta make a new account, okay? | ||
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I don't listen, I don't run this site, so I can't fix it for you, okay? - Johnny Bravo sent $3. | |
What career advice would you offer to a Zoomer as a stepping stool to then seek political office in the future? | ||
I do that on the show. | ||
Listen. | ||
Okay. | ||
Fucking Johnny Bravo. | ||
Every night with this guy. | ||
I say that on the show every night. | ||
I answer that question every night. | ||
Just get involved somehow. | ||
People say, WHO? | ||
You shouldn't be in it. | ||
If you have to ask how, you shouldn't. | ||
Honest to God, you shouldn't be in it. | ||
1. | ||
I explain it every night. | ||
2. | ||
Anyhow. | ||
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Well, hell, I don't know anything! | |
You know, there's a GOP. | ||
It's everywhere. | ||
Look it up. | ||
Like, go to one of their meetings. | ||
There's a thing we have every two years. | ||
They're called elections. | ||
They need volunteers. | ||
Go do that. | ||
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Like, you know. | |
$100. | ||
Incoming rent 116th. | ||
Classic. | ||
Hey, thank you for the big super chat and the classic joke. | ||
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Hmm. | |
I'll check that out. | ||
That's interesting. | ||
I hate daily wire. | ||
Love you Nick. | ||
You are my inspiration. | ||
Love you too. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Glenson sent $3. | ||
Don't worry. | ||
I'm a Celt. | ||
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Okay, good. | |
Somali grow. | ||
I percent $3. | ||
Chat. | ||
Look up Macrabia edits. | ||
Macrabia Somali hyperborea. | ||
Love you all. | ||
God bless. | ||
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Hmm. | |
I'll check that out. | ||
That's interesting. | ||
God bless buddy. | ||
Enjoy the weekend, right? | ||
TGIF. | ||
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No school until Monday. | |
No he isn't. | ||
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He might be though, because he's helped my career a lot. | |
Example? | ||
helped my career a lot. - DG Groyper sent $3. | ||
Hess, my favorite streamer and dog whistles if you pay attention. | ||
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Hess playing 4D chess. - Example, give me an example. | |
Groyper gang here on Cozy. | ||
Groyper Gang says, if RFK Jr. | ||
runs as an independent, does it hurt Trump or Biden more? | ||
Answered that already. | ||
And MilkteaGroyper says, hey. | ||
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Hey. | |
Okay. | ||
That's her last Super Chat. | ||
I'm, listen, I'm starving. | ||
He can't even take it personally because I'm just pissed off because I'm hungry. | ||
So that's it. | ||
That's her last super chat. | ||
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I just got a head rush. | |
Okay, that's the last super chat. | ||
I just got a head rush. | ||
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A little discombobulated. | |
That's gonna do it for me. | ||
As always, follow me here on Cozy. | ||
Get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
Follow me on Rumble and Telegram. | ||
Links are down below. | ||
I'm on the air Monday through Friday at general time. | ||
Also, thanks to all our Super Chavs tonight. | ||
In particular, special thanks to Gleebo, Groypdf, Pragmatic Culture, Ferid Lukovic, Irish Hog, Glenn, Exxon, ValleyZoomer. | ||
Oh, I missed his. | ||
Damn. | ||
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Whoops. | |
Hey, special thanks to ValleyZoomer. | ||
Better late than never. | ||
Thanks to him. | ||
I think that's everybody. | ||
Yeah, special thanks to our top Super Chatters. | ||
Thanks to all our Super Chatters, everybody that watches the show. | ||
We love you. | ||
I'll see you Monday. | ||
Until then, have a great weekend. | ||
Have a great rest of your evening. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
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It's going to be only America first. | |
America first. |