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Nov. 15, 2023 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes

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unidentified		Thank you.
		Non-globalism will be our freedom.
		Non-globalism will be our freedom.
		I'm sorry.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
		You're an e-girl.
		You know the rule.
		No e-girls.
		Who's got the clip?
		No e-girls.
		Never!
		Hashtag never e-girls.
		Not even once.
unidentified		Guy, I've never heard of a big one.
		It's just that.
		We'll be right back.
		We'll be right back.
		Guy, I've never heard of a big one.
		Who's that?
		The boomer generation.
		And its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
		Americanism, not globalism.
		Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
		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.
alex jones ▲ ● ▼		America first. America first. America first. America
unidentified		first. America
		first. America first. America first. America first. America first. America first. America first. America first.
		Thank you.
		Good evening, everybody.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Tuesday.
		We have a lot to talk about tonight.
		Big show.
		Big show.
		We're back talking about domestic politics.
		And there's a lot of news going on this week.
		None of it good.
		It's all bad.
		It all sucks.
		And our featured story, we're going to be talking about what I actually had planned on getting to this last night and I'm kind of pissed that I didn't, but we were supposed to have another government shutdown by the end of the week and it got canceled today.
		Because the new House Speaker Mike Johnson was able to secure a deal that will fund the government through the beginning of 2024.
		So I actually wanted to cover it last night because last night we didn't know it was going to happen.
		Now we do.
		So I planned on doing it yesterday so that we could anticipate and set it up a little bit but There were some things going on in the Gaza War I had to cover so anyway tonight our featured story we'll be talking about this deal and we're picking up where we left off back in October before the Gaza War.
		Big story of the year before the Al-Aqsa flood was that Kevin McCarthy, the Republican Speaker of the House, was ousted by the House Freedom Caucus and specifically a small faction inside of it that had been resisting McCarthy for almost a full year.
		And they finally won in October when they ousted Kevin McCarthy.
		I believe it was September.
		But it took until October to find a replacement.
		They went through several ballots and finally they selected a new guy and his name's Mike Johnson, relatively unknown entity.
		And so a lot of people are waiting to see how he would do and if he'd be more conservative or if he'd be a better politician than McCarthy.
		But after this deal today, it appears that he's exactly the same.
		And so we'll go over the background on how McCarthy got ousted, because it's exactly the same scenario that played out today.
		Which is that the government was set to run out of money at the end of the week.
		They needed to pass a stopgap bill that would fund the government for one or two more months so that they could figure out a long-term spending plan.
		Republicans didn't want to pass the stopgap without deep spending cuts or a commitment to deep spending cuts and certain items relating to immigration.
		And just like McCarthy, Mike Johnson went around all the Republicans, cut a deal with the Democrats to fund the government, no strings attached, until January.
		Huge betrayal!
		And like I said, this is exactly, this is the exact same scenario that got McCarthy fired just a couple months ago.
		So we'll go over all the details.
		Not good though.
unidentified		Boo!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Why can't we just shut down the government forever?
		I'm over here wondering why we can't just shut it down indefinitely.
		And everybody says the obvious response to that, which is, you can't, you can't do that.
		You can't not have a speaker.
		It's like we don't have a border.
		I know that sounds crazy.
		People say, oh, you can't do that.
		You can't, you can't go without a speaker.
		What are you not going to fund the government?
		It's like we have no border.
		There's homeless people everywhere.
		We're in World War III.
		We're giving all our money to Ukraine and Israel.
		You're telling me we can't shut down the government?
		Why not?
		Anyway, so we'll go over all that.
		That'll be our main story.
		We'll also be talking about a new report from the Department of Homeland Security.
		And it gives us a little update on how much money the migrant crisis will cost the United States.
		They say the figure is $450 billion per year.
		So almost half a trillion dollars every year.
		And this is to take care of not all the illegals.
		There's like 25 maybe 30 million illegal immigrants in America.
		There may be 50.
		We have no idea.
		There may be 50 or 50 million illegal immigrants in the United States.
		But it's all guesswork because by nature we're not keeping track of them.
		These are not people that have identification and only a fraction of them are apprehended.
		Many of them sneak in.
		Or overstay a visa, so we really have no idea.
		But this figure, the 500 billion per year, that's just the illegal immigrants that have come through in the last two years, since 2021.
		So it's 500 billion dollars for the estimated 4 million that have come in since 2021.
		That's notwithstanding the additional 20 million That are already here.
		It's staggering.
		That also doesn't include the cost for state governments.
		Because under the Biden administration, they have disallowed illegals from getting any federal assistance on things like healthcare.
		So, it's an extra $160 billion when you add the burden to the various state governments.
		It's astronomical.
		so we'll go through this report because it goes into detail what these expenses are and what the biggest expenses are and how much and we'll go through all the figures but it is it's just outrageous what more is there even to say I don't think anybody's even surprised at things like this and it's just a joke so We'll talk about that as well.
		Should be a pretty good show.
		The news is bad, but the show is good.
		Okay?
		The news sucks.
		Bad news.
		We're going broke, feeding people that will kill all of us.
		The good news is, this show is on time, and we're here.
		So before we get into the news I want to remind you to smash the follow button on Cozy and Rumble follow me on both because they're both great and it's good for me and Rumble you get all the replays and Cozy is a backup because I may get banned on Rumble I hope I don't and I'm always saying this kind of to cover my ass I'm like I'm kind of nudging Rumble I'm like hey You're not gonna ban me, are you?
		I hope I don't get banned.
unidentified		I really hope I don't get banned on Rumble, because that would be really hypocritical.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But I feel like I might.
		So honestly, if I had a guaranteed contract with Rumble, I may get rid of Cozy.
		But we have no guarantee.
		So Cozy is like our Israel.
		Rumble is like America.
		And I can come into America and I'm just gonna use it for my advantage and I'm gonna use it to build a career and everything.
		But if things go south here on Rumble, I will flee back to my true home.
		Cozy.tv.
		I have birthright citizenship.
		By birth, I'm entitled to be on that platform.
		And I can get away with anything.
		It doesn't matter what crimes I commit on Rumble.
		I will always be able to flee to Cozy and take refuge because it could be more holocausts.
		Additional holocausts scheduled for this year.
		So make sure you're following me on Rumble and Cozy because if I get banned on Rumble, you'll never hear from me again.
		That's it.
		Bye.
		If I get banned on Rumble, that's it.
		You'll never hear from me again.
		You'll think I just died somewhere or something.
		Follow me on both and follow me on Telegram.
		Links are down below.
		What else?
		I'm doing alright.
		You know, I kind of messed up my mustache.
		I've been growing this out for a week or two.
		What do you think?
		Should I get rid of it?
		Because the problem is I shaved the top of it here, but I took too much off.
		So now I don't like, I don't love the shape.
		But I'm hoping it'll grow in enough.
		It'll be, it'll be just grown in enough to be a little darker and you won't be able to tell.
		It won't be a naked bald spot.
		You know?
		But that's tricky to get in there.
		You know, I went in there with the razor and I guess I just took a little too much off because I was trying to just trim it around my nose.
		But now I have this Horizontal mustache.
		Anyway.
		So I was stressing about it, but I think it's okay.
unidentified		I think it looks, it looks good enough.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And I think by Monday, like I said, it'll grow in enough.
		It'll be a little darker.
		I'm gonna stick with it.
		I'm gonna stay with it.
		I'm gonna see how this develops.
		Also, hey, before we get into the news, whoa!
		Big drama.
		Did you hear?
		Ben Shapiro is calling out Candace Owens.
		They work together.
		They both work at Daily Wire.
		And Ben Shapiro's Jew.
		Candace Owens is black.
		And you know Ben Shapiro is psycho about this war in Gaza.
		Because all he cares about is Israel.
		That's all he cares about.
		Ben Shapiro does not care about white people.
		He does not care about America.
		And in fact, it goes deeper than that.
		He doesn't like white people.
		Because, do you want to know a little secret about Jews?
		They think that all white people are anti-Semitic.
		Trust me on this.
		It's true.
		It's the same way how, you know, some black people don't trust white people.
		You know, there are some black people that they just resent us.
		A lot of Jews are like that with Europeans and Christians.
		And they may be friendly, and they may act like they agree with you and stuff, but in the back of their head, they think everybody might be a Nazi.
		Everybody might be a Nazi and might hate them because they're an outsider.
		And anyway...
		So it's not even just that Shapiro doesn't care about us.
		He doesn't care about white people.
		He doesn't care about America.
		It goes a little deeper than that.
		He doesn't really like us either.
		All he cares about is Israel.
		So this fanatical lunatic, since the war has started, has been everywhere on his platform and on YouTube and Twitter calling for the United States to do everything for Israel.
		Give them as much money as they need, go out and threaten to bomb Iran, and bomb Hezbollah, and bomb Syria, and kill more Muslims and everything.
		And Candace Owens, who works at the same company, she's an American, and I actually like her, and she's been a little bit more moderate.
		And she said it's wrong when Palestinians call for genocide against Israel.
		She said it's also wrong when Israelis call for genocide against Palestinians.
		She also said that Israel does resemble an apartheid state, that the Palestinian Arab Muslims are segregated, and they're subject to worse conditions and limited autonomy, which by definition is apartheid.
		And she said other things too, but in other words, she's been really like the rest of us, like an American.
		When she looks at Israel, she doesn't see her true home.
		She doesn't see her true motherland and her real people.
		She sees another foreign country, which may or may not be sympathetic, but they're not us.
		So, I saw last night on Twitter, it's blowing up, it got millions of views, Someone posted a video where Ben Shapiro was at some gathering, I don't know where, looked like some private gathering, and somebody asked him about what Candace has been saying about Israel, and he comes out swinging and says she has been absolutely reprehensible.
		He said her behavior is unconscionable, she is a faux sophisticate, Meaning that she pretends to understand the nuances of the conflict, but she's really ignorant.
		He says that she is giving the Daily Wire a bad name.
		She's disreputable.
		And her behavior is abhorrent.
		Ben Shapiro says this about Candace Owens, apparently in private, this wasn't on a show, this wasn't on a livestream, this was at some party, maybe some party for Jews or something, where he could be a little more candid.
		And he said, yeah, Candace Owens, she's reprehensible, she's disreputable, she's faux sophistication on this issue is ridiculous, he says.
		And it blows up.
		And she comes back on Twitter today and says, And she's going on Tucker Carlson tomorrow, so I don't know if she's going to address it or what.
		She says one cannot serve money and God.
		Can't serve two masters.
		Clearly a shot across the bow at Shapiro and a master stroke because people are definitely going to call that anti-Semitic.
		They're going to say, oh this is obviously a subtweet of Ben Shapiro and it's about serving money.
		Oh what?
		He's a Jew that loves Israel and money?
		And you're subtweeting him and he's Jewish?
		What is this an anti-semitic trope?
		But it's not obvious and it's also biblical.
	So people are going to take Christ as King and saying you can't serve two masters and they're going to say, Oy vey!
	This is anti-Semitic.
	She's saying this against Shapiro just because he's Jewish.
	But it's also correct.
	She also came correct.
	And she's right.
	And it's all true.
	So I love this.
	And you know what?
	It made me think today, and I posted this on my Telegram.
	We've been talking about this since the war started.
	People have talked a lot about Jews versus Muslims, Israel versus Palestine, and how this all relates to us here in America.
	People have talked about the pro-Palestine protests in the major cities, on the campus, these politicians like Ilhan Omar.
	People are aware of the Zionist influence over the whole political spectrum.
	And, you know, people are thinking in terms of how this is changing the conversation.
	And I put this on my telegram.
	I know that some people, for them the obvious step here with this war in Gaza is to exploit the contradictions on the left.
	It's a no-brainer, they say.
	Because, of course, Jews, 80% of them vote Democrat.
	And most Jews are not religious, and they're very liberal.
	They do all support Israel.
	With that being said, the vast majority of them, even if they don't like the Netanyahu government, and maybe some are sympathetic to the Palestinian cause, they're all Zionists, for the most part.
	Religious, not religious, liberal, conservative, it's the same rate that they support State of Israel.
	And so some are saying that this is creating tension in the left wing, because the left wing coalition has a lot of these very influential Jewish elites.
	On Wall Street, at the major Ivy League universities, but they also have a lot of these underclass minorities, blacks, Hispanics, that are liberation-minded.
	They're anti-colonial in favor of decolonization.
	That's BLM.
	And so this conflict puts these two factions within the left at odds because the liberal Democrat voting Jews who are very elite on Wall Street and they're in government and they're in academia, it pits them against these BLM, Black, Hispanic, Arab, Asian types that are sympathetic to Palestine and the cause of Palestine As the oppressed versus the oppressor.
	So people say we have to exploit this contradiction.
	Maybe we can use the Zionist element among the Jewish elites on the left to go after these other left-wing types.
	We can use the Zionists as a bludgeon against immigrants, against left-wing organizations on universities.
	Use it as a bludgeon against the Democratic Party, split the vote, and make Biden less popular.
	And I've heard that, but what I realized is that that results in a victory for the Jews, ultimately.
	We talked about it last week.
	In Germany, for example, they're talking about deporting people, but they're not talking about mass deportations.
	They're talking about deporting people that don't swear allegiance to Israel.
	But they will keep taking refugees, they will keep taking economic migrants, and as a matter of fact, they'll distribute the illegal immigrants across Europe and make sure everybody gets a lot of them.
	So, in other words, some will look at this situation and say, finally we get to use Zionist power for our ends, which is to expel immigrants, which is to expel migrants.
	But look closer.
	They're not really expelling migrants, they're just expelling the most vocal and organized opponents of Germany's support for Israel.
	Everyone else will keep coming, and the ones that aren't vocal or organized will remain in Germany.
	So when we exploit those contradictions on the left, we're not exploiting them for our benefit.
	We don't benefit from that.
	The Zionists benefit.
	Now, contrast this with what's happening on the right.
	And this is something, by the way, which I've seen since the very beginning.
	Okay?
	I've seen... and you're gonna have to go back and watch my show from 2017, six years ago.
	I had a crystal ball, because I could see these contradictions, which is that when Donald Trump said, it's Americanism and not globalism, When he said, America first, this necessarily creates A conflict with the substantial Zionist infiltration on the right wing.
	Because, of course, what do Republicans stand for?
	If you look at the GOP primary debate, if you look at this latest Speaker of the House that was just elected, it's one of the fundamental pillars of the GOP is our support for Israel and, just in the last year, for Ukraine and Taiwan.
	Same thing with some of these other satellite organizations, or I should say this constellation of groups that forms a conservative movement.
	Turning Point USA.
	I spoke to, I think it's the CFO of Turning Point Action.
	He told me that if you don't support Israel, you can't be in Turning Point USA.
	You cannot be an ambassador, you cannot work for them.
	That's a fundamental pillar.
	And so you rewind back then and I saw this.
	I saw this in 2016 and 2017.
	You cannot say America first without necessarily confronting and coming into an inevitable conflict with the state of the conservative movement.
	Because the state of the conservative movement is thoroughly infiltrated and subverted by a foreign country.
	So America can't come first as long as Zionists are running Breitbart, Fox News, PragerU, Daily Wire, Daily Caller, New York Post, Turning Point USA, the GOP.
	It doesn't work.
	How could America come first if Israel occupies that spot or Ukraine occupies that spot or more specifically Israel?
	It can't.
	And so it was sort of this awakening I had in 2016 where people hadn't realized maybe Where that was going.
	In other words, people could kind of hold this contradiction in their head when it started, and they could be both supportive of Israel, although maybe not understanding the full scope of the situation, while also saying, America first.
	But I knew from the beginning that if we pressed that contradiction, if we forcefully pressed that contradiction, Then it would pit the Trump base and Americans and Gentiles against the Zionists.
	Because, of course, all the Americans... This is common sense.
	This is a value judgment.
	It's a first principle that America must come first.
	It's a no-brainer.
	We're Americans.
	We're patriots.
	And, by the same token, The Zionists are the opposite.
	The first principle, the value judgment of the Zionists, is that Israel is their priority.
	America is made to serve Israel.
	And if America doesn't serve Israel, they want no part of it.
	And pay close attention.
	There was a conservative pundit named Gad Saad.
	He's a Jewish, Lebanese-born immigrant who lives in Canada.
	And he says that if the West doesn't support Israel, he's gonna go move to China, because the West has fallen.
	This is a guy who writes for 20 years about how liberalism's the best, and the West is the greatest, and he's a tireless fighter for Western values.
	But the moment that those Western values don't benefit Israel, or they're not so hospitable to this alien Jewish presence, Well, he's out.
	He's done.
	He's moving to China.
	There's nothing worth saving here.
	The West is over for him then.
	So, I saw that there was this intractable difference.
	There was this inexorable conflict.
	Because you can't be America first and Israel first.
	And what it would take over time is for conservatives to realize That their leaders and that the organizers are Israel first.
	They didn't know that.
	So the contradiction wasn't apparent.
	It thrived in ambiguity.
	The contradiction was able to live because of the ambiguous nature of the conservative movement.
	Because they had this big Trojan horse.
	Where they dressed it up in American flags and free market, limited government, Reagan, and the affects of patriotism, but, or artifacts, I should say, of patriotism, but on the inside, the driver and the engine of it was that they wanted the GOP and America to support Israel.
	And so, I realize that all that needed to happen is for this contradiction to become apparent, for it to come to the surface.
	The same is true, by the way, Of Christian nationalism.
	And by the way, I am America First.
	I do believe in Jesus Christ.
	I am Catholic.
	I'm just speaking to the sort of strategy here, the framework.
	And that's why I identified very early on that the alt-right had to be Christian.
	Not just because Christianity is true, but also because if you really believe that Jesus Christ is God, It changes your life.
	It changes everything about you.
	You're not the same person if you live in a world where you really believe everything is matter.
	Whereas if you're a Christian, then you really believe that you have a soul, and the world was created, and there's a purpose, and there's a judgment, and so on.
	And I realize that the, again, the necessary logical conclusion to that would be that we have to have Christian government.
	And that would preclude these Jewish people that don't share our values, either the so-called secular atheist Jews or the religious Talmudic rabbinical Jews.
	It would preclude them from having influence.
	And again, there is a contradiction here.
	That the base is almost universally Christian of some stripe, and they believe in Universalism, and they believe in the resurrection of Jesus, and they believe in Christ's commandments, and the leadership of the GOP, which is variously Atheist or Orthodox Jewish, in which case they have very different values.
	And so, you know, that's really, to me, the contradiction which is necessary for us to exploit.
	I'm not interested in the contradiction on the left.
	I don't care about the left.
	The left isn't the problem.
	Because the left and the right are very much related.
	As we know, there's not any daylight between the right and the left.
	The right and the left are in favor of war, open borders, free trade, all of it.
	The right and the left are in favor of a bloated military, and they're in favor of this patronage, corporatist, bureaucratic system we have.
	There is no difference.
	We all know that.
	John McCain, Mitt Romney, George Bush, Hillary Clinton.
	They all get together.
	Barack Obama.
	They all get together and trash Donald Trump.
	They all get together and support wars in the Middle East.
	They all get together and blow up the national debt.
	They all get together and do all these things.
	So when people talk about the right and the left, I mean, that's a fiction.
	That's a useless, that's a useless dialectic to me.
	I'm far more interested in how we can create an authentic right wing.
	It doesn't need to be that way.
	The right wing could be a vehicle for opposition.
	The right wing could be a vehicle for opposition to the left and the controlled right wing.
	It could be a vehicle for true nationalism.
	And I'm interested in bringing the Republican base, which is Christian, nationalist, conservative, into their fullness, leading the conservative movement, leading the right wing, and then we'll actually have real opposition.
	Then we'll actually have real opposition to the system.
	If you have Christian Nationalist types, and by the way I don't mean Christian Nationalists, I mean if you have Christians and Nationalists running the GOP, now this is effectively fighting the system.
	This is effectively fighting the entrenched elites.
	And so for that reason I'm interested in exploiting that contradiction that exists On the right.
	And that's what I see with Daily Wire.
	That's what I see with Charlie Kirk.
	That's what I see with Alex Jones.
	I see the contradiction coming to the fore, which is guys like Matt Walsh and Candace Owens, or I guess people like Matt Walsh and Candace Owens, they're Americans.
	They're Catholics.
	They worship Jesus Christ.
	They love America first.
	And yet they're working for a guy, Ben Shapiro, who doesn't see it that way.
	He doesn't like Jesus, and he doesn't like America that much.
	And when a conflict pops off in Gaza, and America's expected to go in and support their unchristian killing of children, and go in there and get dragged into a war with Iran, it offends the Christian and nationalist sensibilities of Catholic America Firsters.
	So much so, they have to speak out.
	It doesn't help, by the way, that there has been cultivated on the right this free marketplace of ideas.
	So, these people can't exactly be censored either.
	Another contradiction.
	And so this is where you get Ben Shapiro, who now wants to take his ball and go home.
	He created the free marketplace of ideas.
	We like Matt Walsh and Candace Owens.
	But now that they're taking the side of America and Jesus, now he wants to take his ball and go to Shabbat and call everybody an idiot.
	Now he wants to take his ball and go to the Shabbat dinner and kvetch to the other Jews And say, these stupid goyim!
unidentified		These stupid goyim and their fake sophistication!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		These stupid goyim!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		The fact that they think they're sophisticated is ridiculous!
unidentified		They're disreputable and I hate them!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And people go, whoa!
		Mask off!
		Hang on a second.
		I think we found the imposter!
		This guy's not a Christian!
		This guy doesn't want to put America first!
		This guy's a real asshole.
		Actually, you know what?
		I think Ben Shapiro's a real asshole.
		He thinks he's better than us, he doesn't believe in the same God as us, and he doesn't love our country.
		So fuck this guy.
		This is where we need to be taking things.
		With ADL, ban the ADL, with the Gaza genocide Israel thing.
		It's about raising the consciousness so that we can fight.
		Here's the thing.
		I'm going to say it very succinctly.
		I'm not worried about winning the battle.
		If we have our team aware that they are on the same team and we meet the real opposition on the battlefield, we win.
		We win easily.
		Okay?
		If everybody Becomes awake.
		If everyone wakes up and realizes what jerseys everybody's wearing, we win within hours.
		It's over.
		So I'm not worried about winning the battle.
		I'm worried about fighting the right battle.
		That's the trick.
		How do you get everybody to be fighting the right battle?
		Not fighting the left, not fighting the Democrats, not fighting, you know, whatever.
		Because all the issues in our country can be solved humanely.
		Look at what happened in San Francisco.
		When Xi Jinping visits, homelessness is no longer an issue.
		We can do it.
		It's the 21st century.
		You think we don't have solutions?
		That are humane, and I don't mean that in like a tongue-in-cheek way.
		I mean, look, I'm Christian.
		I'm a humanitarian.
		We can solve all these problems.
		We can close the border tomorrow.
		We can deport everybody we need to deport.
		Imprison everybody we need to imprison.
		We can find treatment for everybody that needs treatment.
		We can make the prisons humane.
		So that we can put people in them for longer and not feel bad about it.
		Because they belong separated from society if they can't help breaking laws.
		And we can maintain harmony within our society, and we can ban pornography, and we can regulate social media, and we can regulate what goes into our food and water, and we can build infrastructure.
		We can revive our country.
		I'm not worried about any of that.
		It's just about getting people to fight the right battle, and stop wasting their time on these other things.
		And people that are really confused.
		So, anyway, so that's my take on this whole Candace Owens thing.
		I think it's amazing.
		I think it's awesome.
		You know, and when you see these Gentiles, the Gentiles are waking up.
		You know, guys like Alex Jones saying, stop calling me an anti-Semite!
		Charlie Kirk, you're calling me an anti-Semite.
		You lose a very powerful ally for Israel.
		Whoa, look at the balls on this one.
		Thomas Massey going after AIPAC.
		Never thought I'd see that coming.
		And Candace Owens and Matt Walsh staging a little revolt at Daily Wire, a little truth revolt.
		ADL getting called out, Elon Musk talking about white genocide.
		We are in the middle of the battle that started a long time ago.
		And this is, if you go back and you watch my show from 2017, I'm saying the same stuff then that I'm saying now.
	And I knew back then that that's why, it's very carefully calibrated, that's why it was this way.
	That's why I called the show America First, because ultimately that is the contradiction that must be forced.
	In order to get people on the right side of the opposition.
	And we're in it now, and I feel good about where we are.
	You know, now we're in the battle.
	We are thoroughly in the middle of it.
	Elon Musk has control of X. Donald Trump is running, and he's gonna open up 50,000 spots for Groypers.
	Some of them will go to Groypers.
	He's not, like, literally gonna do that.
	You know what I mean by that.
	Okay, so the battlefield is wide open.
	I mean, we're in this, okay?
	We are in this fight.
	This is your white pill.
	Okay, but that's why, now more than ever, we need people with courage to talk about these things.
	Stop putting people to sleep.
	Start waking them up.
	You don't need to be explicit.
	I'm not calling on everybody to go out there and say, hey, six million?
	Yeah, no shot!
	I'm not, you don't necessarily need to say that.
	But we cannot have people lie anymore.
	That's what I'm calling on all white people.
	Stop lying.
	Stop lying.
	Stop saying things that are half-true or lies.
	You don't have to go out and tell the full truth, because some people aren't ready for that.
	Some people can't handle that, and the consequences for doing that are swift and brutal.
	But no more half-truths, no more lies.
	That's why I get so sick when I see guys like John Doyle.
	He knows the score.
	He knows what's up.
	Hitler, all of it.
	He knows the score on everything.
	You know what he did though?
	He took the check.
	And now he makes YouTube videos about Disney movies while he lives a comfortable, faggot, yuppie lifestyle.
	And there's just no excuse.
	When guys like Jake Shields, or Elijah Schafer, or Lucas Gage, or me, or Kanye West for that matter, when people are putting it all on the line to wake people up, And it's making a difference.
	You can tangibly see how it's changing the conversation.
	And you tell yourself, I'll do nothing.
	I'll continue to lie.
	I'll continue to tell half-truths and put people to sleep and talk about woke ideology and all that.
	You're a traitor, man.
	And, you know, for all these, like, wigger, white nationalist types, they want to say, well, you know, we don't need Muslims to do our fighting for us, and hey, we're white, pal.
	It's like, hey, okay, white man, explorer, pioneer, conqueror, time to tell the truth.
	You don't have to go and die in a sword fight.
	Tell the truth, hero.
	I mean, we're in a knife fight for the future of our civilization and people don't want to go and say words because then they can't afford an $8 latte.
	Then they can't afford an $80,000 car.
	And that's bullshit.
	We need, if Elon and Ye and Jake and the rest of them, if we can all do it, other people can do it.
	People gotta start making sacrifices, man.
	I'm sick of it.
	I'm sick of everybody complaining, but nobody wants to make a sacrifice.
	Now, I'm not saying to be imprudent or reckless, but I mean, you gotta be doing something.
	You gotta ask yourself, what am I doing?
	And even if it's investing in yourself so that you can put yourself in a position where you can financially give to dissidents who lose their jobs to talk about this, even if it's you become a lawyer so you can run for office 10 years in the future, do it!
	But figure out how you're going to join this fight.
	I mean, honestly, nothing else is worthwhile.
	You go and fuck off to a farm to raise your family?
	There's not gonna be a country for your children or grandchildren to live in in 80 years if we don't win.
	That's the reality.
	So people gotta realize it's gotta come down to literally us.
	I mean, and I look at myself in the mirror and, you know, sometimes it's hard to see yourself as rising to the level of our ancestors, but you know what?
	They looked in the mirror the same way and they saw flesh and blood just like we do.
	They see a human being just like we see a human being.
	They weren't more or less than we are.
	So what I mean by that is it's not going to be somebody else.
	We can't cargo call people that were here 300 years ago.
	We have to rise to the occasion and do everything that we can.
	Because no one else will do it.
	I mean, it doesn't just happen.
	It's about whether our people has the will to live.
	Does our people have the will to live?
	Because if it does, it needs to have the will to fight.
	And not in a violent way, but in the way like you see people doing today.
	None of these people are special.
	I mean, these people, they all have their own unique attributes and faculties and things like that, but none of them are any more special than any other person.
	There are people that are doing the work.
	So... The cause is God and country.
	Jesus Christ and America.
	I'm not a conservative.
	My cause is Jesus and America.
	I want America to be a great nation.
	I'm not an ideologue.
	I want things to happen for us.
	I want society to be clean.
	I want people to have jobs.
	I want them to have wealth.
	I want the city to be beautiful.
	I want it to be futuristic and industrious and pleasant.
	I'm not ideological at all.
	And I'm a Christian.
	I want this country to be a Christian nation where people go to church.
	And children are reared with a moral education so that they're decent people.
	I want an innocent, decent, family-based society again.
	That's my cause.
	I don't care about the free market.
	I don't care about conservatism.
	I don't care how big the government is.
	I want America to be a great country.
	I want it to be run by people that love it and people that love God.
	End of list.
	Right now it's run by everybody else.
	It's run by people that hate God, don't believe in God, hate this country, hate you, And people are far too complicit.
	People with responsibility are far too complicit.
	And everybody has some responsibility.
	So, anyway, well, end of rant.
	I didn't mean to go on like that for a long time, but... You know, I just got charged up.
	Because it's like I said the other day, and I know I'm a little glib about it when I say this country's going downhill, but it's a really, it's a crying shame what is happening to this country.
	In every way.
	I'm not just talking about the big stuff.
	I'm talking about everything.
	This country is really going downhill and it is sad.
	It is a crying shame.
	And I believe in America.
	I want America to be better.
	But it starts with people.
	Jumping in.
	You know, people gotta get in there and find a way to make it better.
	And it's, you know what?
	There's gonna be compromises and there's gonna be sacrifices.
	But that's what happens when you get in there.
	You know what I'm saying?
	In other words, everybody wants to do it their way.
	Everybody wants to do it in a way that's painless or in a sort of egotistical way where if we can't win all the way tomorrow, they want no part of it.
	People look at Trump and they say, well, you know, he did something I didn't like.
	It's complicated.
	It's gonna be headaches.
	It's gonna be stress.
	Gotta get in there and do the job.
	Anyone who's ever done anything knows that.
	Whether you run a business, or you're on a sports team, or you're a homemaker, or anything.
	You know that when it's a large task, when it's a big challenge, there's always complications.
	It's never what it appears to be.
	It's never easy.
	It's never simple.
	It's always something.
	That's what it is.
	But that's maintaining and fighting for and generating civilization.
	You can be a part of that, or you can go and wait to die somewhere.
	By your left alone.
	I don't know why anyone would do that.
	Why would you even be alive at that point?
	Why are you alive?
	I'm gonna go breed.
	I'm gonna go eat, breed, and watch TV.
	It's like, you know, if you're just doing things that animals do, then you're, you know, you're probably not maxing out your potential.
	Even the thing where people say, go and start a family.
	I'm in favor of starting a family, but you know what?
	You don't get a gold medal for breeding.
	That's like what rabbits do.
	That's what animals do too.
	By all means, that's a part of it.
	Have your family, raise the next generation of soldiers, but, you know, people gotta think in terms of, where's this political revolutionary class gonna come from that will deliver the change?
	It's not gonna be a bunch of guys that are driving their kids to soccer practice.
	And I, you know, I know people aren't gonna like to hear that, but that's just true.
	Some people can do both.
	Some people, you know, there's many people that have kids, but, There's also a lot of people that say, well, if I just go and live on a farm and have my family, I'm doing my part.
	It's like, are you?
	I don't know.
	People need to get involved.
	Some people, I think, want to escape or deny the reality.
	They don't want to get in.
	But, you know, when people are going to fight in World War II or any other war like that, They were thinking they weren't gonna come home.
	They weren't thinking about, well I can't, I can't take up arms.
	I can't put on my armor.
	Cause I gotta take my kid to, you know, whatever.
	No, they went out when they were 18 to die for like no reason.
	We have a pretty good reason to go out and fight.
	Not in like a violent way, but you know what I'm saying, politically speaking, so.
	Anyway, making a lot of, now I'm just making a lot of different points here, but that's that, so anyway.
	0-7 to Candace Owens.
	Hail Candace Owens.
	No, kidding.
	But look, we love Candace Owens.
	She's great.
	And I've always liked her.
	I've been critical of her here and there, but I mean lately I've been really impressed with her and you know me and her had kind of a funny interaction almost about a year ago with the whole yay 24 thing and I'm not going to go into that because I don't want to blow up her spot or whatever but you know what I think she's a real deal and this proves it.
	She could easily just not say the stuff and be way better off.
	So, God bless her.
	She's doing great.
	Okay, we're gonna move on.
	We're gonna get into our news.
	We're already an hour into the show.
	We haven't even really started.
	So, you know what?
	Let's talk about the government shutdown.
	We may have to save the DHS story for tomorrow.
	Don't hate me.
	But our featured story, we'll talk about this government shutdown, which is just a burden.
	And so the big news today is that the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, was able to put together a stopgap bill in the House that he will be able to send to the Senate and to the White House, which will fund the government until 2024.
	And this is part of the ongoing appropriations battle in Congress.
	The same appropriations battle.
	Government was running out of money in September.
	They needed to pass 12 long-term spending bills to fund the government for a year, but they couldn't reach agreement.
	It's a Republican-controlled House, a Democrat-controlled Senate.
	They were running out of time so they said well we need a bill that just funds the government for like six weeks.
	Stopgap bill that gives us just a little more time so we can iron out the differences on these these big spending bills that'll go on for a year.
	Now back in September This was a major source of contention because whenever the government shuts down, as you know, this is an opportunity for one chamber to leverage the other.
	And there's always the prospect that if there is no agreement reached, if they don't pass a spending bill, the government runs out of money and various parts of the government begin to shut down.
	And this puts a tremendous amount of pressure on the entire government, on the President, on the Senate, and so this gives one or the other chamber leverage to extract concessions.
	And they say, well, we're not going to fund your government until you give us this, that, and the other.
	And with the extraordinary pressure with the government shutdown, they're able to extract concessions, and it's really a negotiating trick.
	So, back in September there were about a half dozen members of the House Freedom Caucus that refused to support Kevin McCarthy's spending bill.
	It was a fight within the Republican Party.
	Republicans had a very, very slim majority.
	Kevin McCarthy needed 217 votes out of the 200 and I think it's 20 that he has.
	He needs 217 votes.
	Or maybe it's 216.
	I don't know.
	But he needs 216, 217 votes to pass a spending bill that will go to the Senate and then go to the White House and pass.
	But there were just enough Republicans from the House Freedom Caucus that said, no, we don't like your spending bill because we're not getting anything out of this deal.
	The government's going to shut down.
	Biden needs a spending bill on his desk.
	So we have an opportunity to demand concessions.
	So Gates and four or five others said we want immigration, we want spending cuts, we want other things, we want no foreign aid to Ukraine.
	And we can make that the Republican bill and then send that to the Senate and negotiate with the Democrats in the Senate.
	We want to start from a strong negotiating position.
	McCarthy said, no, no, we're not going to do deep spending cuts.
	We're not going to do immigration.
	They'll never agree to it.
	So we'll put forward a bill that has 9% spending cuts and a little money for border security.
	And the Republicans said, well, that's not good enough.
	So it got closer and closer to the deadline, which was September 30th.
	And at the last minute, Kevin McCarthy outflanked his own party, went across the aisle, and made a secret deal with the Democrats to pass a bill that had no concessions for Republicans.
	It didn't even have the limited concessions that McCarthy was willing to ask for.
	So McCarthy passed a bill with more Democrat votes than Republican votes in the House, and it went to the Senate and to the White House, and it funded the government for six weeks.
	This was a huge betrayal because McCarthy basically said, I am more willing to negotiate with Democrats than my own side.
	I'm more willing to negotiate with Democrats than I am to stand up for concessions and to negotiate with the most conservative members of my own party.
	Total backstab, total betrayal, and it's the second time that this happened.
	McCarthy did another rotten deal back in May over the debt ceiling.
	So Matt Gaetz initiated the vote of no confidence, which is called the motion to vacate, and McCarthy was defeated.
	He lost the speakership.
	There was a long battle in October over who would succeed him.
	They went through three different candidates before they finally selected a new speaker, and it's Mike Johnson.
	And Mike Johnson just did exactly the same thing that McCarthy did.
	I mean, today, that whole scenario that just played out, Mike Johnson literally did exactly the same thing.
	The continuing resolution that McCarthy passed with the Democrats on September 30th just expires this week.
	So once again they were facing a deadline and in exactly the same way the same members of the House Freedom Caucus like Chip Roy and others said we're not going to pass a bill that does not have more concessions.
	Mike Johnson wouldn't negotiate.
	Today Mike Johnson made a secret deal with the Democrats More Democrats than Republicans voted for it to pass a clean CR, a clean funding bill with no concessions for Republicans.
	And now have funded the government through the end of January.
	So if you're paying attention, Republicans won the majority in November of last year.
	They were seated in January.
	That's when McCarthy was selected as Speaker.
	In May, they got nothing out of the debt ceiling negotiation.
	At the end of September, they got nothing out of the CR negotiation.
	And now today, November 14th, they got nothing out of the second CR negotiation.
	And we will not have another opportunity to pass spending bills until January.
	So in case you don't know, the House of Representatives serves a two-year term.
	One two-year term.
	So by January, a full year will have gone by.
	Republicans have the majority in the House for a full year and we have gotten nothing.
	Haven't impeached Biden.
	Haven't cut the salary of a single cabinet member.
	We don't have the 46,000 hours of surveillance footage from January 6th.
	We haven't subpoenaed any Democrats or opened up any subcommittees, no spending cuts, haven't gotten rid of the 60,000 IRS agents they want to hire, haven't passed any money for border security, haven't cut aid or even audited the aid to Ukraine, haven't done anything.
	Not one thing.
	Not a single thing.
	And it was so bad, we got rid of McCarthy, elected Mike Johnson, he did the same thing.
	The same thing that McCarthy was overthrown for, Mike Johnson just did the same.
	And this is a brief summary here from New York Times.
	It says, quote, Speaker Mike Johnson was forced on Tuesday to rely on Democrat votes as the House passed legislation to keep federal funding flowing into early 2024 after scores of Republicans opposed his plan to avert a government shutdown at the end of the week.
	Almost all Democrats and a majority of Republicans overcame the opposition of conservatives to approve the bill under special expedited procedures that required a supermajority.
	That approach, hatched by Mr. Johnson in his first week as Speaker, amounted to a gamble that a substantial number of Democrats would rally to help pass a package that Mr. Johnson's own members were unwilling to back.
	The vote was 336 to 95, clearing a two-thirds threshold required for passage.
	And in the end, 209 Democrats and 127 Republicans joined together to pass the bill.
	93 Republicans opposed it, as did two Democrats.
	So it's a GOP majority.
	But more Democrats than Republicans voted for the bill.
	Almost every Democrat voted for it, but half of Republicans voted against it.
	It says, The final tally vividly reflected a dynamic that dogged both Mr. Johnson and his predecessor, Speaker McCarthy.
	The House GOP lacks the political will to keep the government funded, forcing its leaders, operating with just a tiny majority, to rely on Democrat votes to do so or face political backlash for a shutdown.
	The Senate will pass legislation and send it to President Biden's desk within days. - Yeah.
	The legislation would fund federal agencies at current spending levels with two different expiration dates, January 19th for one set of government programs and February 2nd for another set.
	The timing would allow lawmakers more time to finish off the individual and annual spending bills, as many conservatives have demanded.
	In the days leading up to this week's deadline, some hardliners in Mr. Johnson's conference had suggested Republicans should let the government shut down and use that as leverage to try to force lower spending levels.
	So, this is why I say, by the way, that it's not Republicans vs. Democrats or Right vs. Left.
	Because this is what we get.
	Every year, they tell us, go vote for the GOP, you know, hold the line, we need a majority.
	What do they do with the majority?
	Nothing.
	Can you, without Googling, name one thing that a Republican Congress has done since 2010?
	Can you name one thing?
	In 2008, Democrats had the White House, House, and the Senate.
	In 2010, Republicans won the House.
	In 2014, they had the House and the Senate.
	In 2016, they had the House and the Senate, and with Neil Gorsuch, the Supreme Court.
	In 2018, they had the Senate, the White House, and the Supreme Court.
	In 2020, we have the Supreme Court.
	Now we have the House and the Supreme Court.
	So, just about every combination House, Senate, White House, Supreme Court.
	We've had every combination.
	We've had all four locked down.
	We've had just one.
	We've had every combination.
	Can you name one thing Republican Congress has done?
	I can think of a few.
	They did the tax cut in 2018, which will expire soon.
	It's not a permanent tax cut.
	And it's a tax cut that mostly favors corporations.
	So we got that.
	They didn't repeal and replace Obamacare.
	They didn't fund a border wall.
	They didn't defund Planned Parenthood.
	They didn't ban gay marriage.
	They didn't ban abortion.
	They didn't ever get spending under control.
	They didn't end any of the wars.
	They've done nothing.
	Nothing.
	13 years for those keeping score.
	Almost 14.
	14 years.
	They haven't done anything.
	They keep getting elected, they keep making money, they keep making promises, and you know it's all the same.
	Like when McCarthy was chosen for Speaker, he said that he would do all these things and then just simply didn't.
	And I just went down the list.
	They said they'd impeach Biden.
	They said they would defund the salaries of cabinet officials.
	They said they would cut or audit the foreign aid to Ukraine.
	They said they would cut spending.
	They said that they would subpoena their political opponents or make subcommittees.
	They'd release the 46,000 hours of surveillance footage on January 6th.
	They haven't done one of those things.
	Not one.
	And, by the way, they promised them They get the majority, they get the speakership, and then when we say, hey, what's going on?
	Where's the concessions?
	Where's the benefits?
	They say, well, it's politics.
	It's politics.
	The Democrats control the Senate and the White House.
	I saw something from Marjorie Greene, where I think Cat Turd called her out, you know, the big conservative Twitter account, Cat Turd.
	He said, oh, you're such a disappointment, blah, blah, blah.
	And she said, well, you know what?
	Why don't you run for office?
	Why don't you show us how it's done?
	And it's like, I can't think of a more pathetic thing to say ever.
	You're elected to Congress.
	You ask people for your vote.
	You're one out of 535 with voting power in the federal legislature.
	And one of your voters says, hey, you've done nothing.
	You're a sophomore Congresswoman.
	You've done nothing.
	And she says, well, why don't you do it?
	It's like, why are you doing it?
	You're there.
	You're the one that ran.
	You asked for our vote.
	Where's your responsibility?
	The people that didn't run, didn't raise money, didn't ask for the vote, didn't get seated, it's on us?
	Same thing with McCarthy.
	I mean, he just shamelessly says, well, you know, we're not going to do that anymore.
	He promised to impeach Biden, then in the summer said, well, we're not that kind of Congress.
	We're not, we're not those kinds of people.
	And here's the thing.
	It's like, it can be done.
	Israel gets money.
	Ukraine gets money.
	These things get done.
	It's just, we don't get anything.
	The donors get what they want.
	The donors that put up the money for the campaigns, they get their pork barrel spending.
	They get, if it's a foreign interest lobby, they get the thing that they want.
	It's us that doesn't get what we want.
	So it's not that it's impossible.
	They just have no incentive or motivation to do that.
	Because when they let us down, they don't face any repercussion.
	They don't get a bunch of money poured into a primary opponent.
	They don't lose their seat or whatever.
	And something like this government shutdown.
	Why not shut down the government?
	They say, well, we'll lose our majority.
	Okay, but if you don't shut down the government and use your leverage, what good is the majority?
	They say, well, we can't shut down the government to secure the border because then we might lose the next cycle.
	It's like, okay, but you won the last cycle.
	So you're telling us, if you shut down the government in an attempt to get something for your voters, you'll lose the next election.
	So therefore you can't do anything for your voters.
	But then why would it matter if you won the next cycle?
	If you can't do anything for your voters, then why do we need to win the next one?
	We won the last one!
	We won that one.
	Hey, vote for me.
	I'll secure the border.
	Oh, we won.
	Well, we can't secure the border now.
	We gotta win the next one.
	It's like, but you... So that you can not do it the next time, because then you'll have to win the time after that, and then after that you won't be able to do it because they have to win the time after that.
	It's like... And it wouldn't be catastrophic.
	I mean, look, nothing is more catastrophic than 12,000 people being apprehended at the southern border every day.
	I don't think anything could possibly be doing more damage than that.
	Every day it's 10 or 15 or 20,000 people apprehended or they get away, they call them gotaways.
	It's 10 or 20,000 people every single day pouring in and they're being put up in hotels and tent cities are being created.
	They're being put up in nursing homes and airports and police stations.
	They're using hospitals for medical care.
	They're sending their kids to our schools.
	They're going to our emergency rooms.
	In some cases, with serious medical problems, we're paying for all of it.
	They're living in the streets.
	This goes on every day, and the government won't appropriate money for it.
	But the government can't shut down?
	Why not?
	The government printed 80% of all the money that exists in just the last year.
	12,000 people apprehended at the border every day.
	We're on the verge of World War III, but we can't defund the government?
	We can't operate without a speaker?
	We can't close the government temporarily?
	How does that make any sense?
	So, I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but suffice to say, don't vote for Republicans, man.
	We're not Republicans.
	We need to gain a consciousness and start voting for people that are America First.
	Vote for people like Gates and Chip Roy and the rest of them.
	Andy Biggs.
	We need to vote for these people that are actually fighting in Congress.
	And people don't like them and people say, oh, they're making Congress dysfunctional.
	What's functional?
	What's functional?
	Passing another $3 trillion deficit while the borders open?
	That's not dysfunctional?
	Oh, we can't have more division in the Congress.
	So they could get back to what?
	Not enforcing laws?
	Not balancing the budget?
	So...
	You have to vote for people that are going to fight for us.
	And that's where they're going to make the difference is when there's a slim majority.
	Thank God Republicans didn't win a bigger majority.
	Think about it.
	If Republicans won a bigger majority, contrary to what would seem intuitive, if Republicans had a bigger majority, they would be doing less.
	Because with more wiggle room, but not enough to have a super majority, They would be able to pass shitty bills that have nothing in them, that are completely toothless, and there wouldn't be enough conservatives in the GOP that could stop it.
	So if they had 10 more votes, it would be worse.
	Because those 10 votes would cancel out the only conservatives in the conference.
	And so they could pass the McCarthy bill without the Democrats.
	And it wouldn't be an issue.
	It would be worse.
	So, like, Republicans not having a big majority is good.
	Conservatives, even if you have five or ten, they can lock up the whole thing.
	God bless.
	Good.
	Make Kevin McCarthy and Mike Johnson go and work with the Democrats.
	Show the GOP base that they're Democrats.
	They go every cycle and talk about the, you know, Bidenomics and Biden's terrible and blah blah blah and then they go and work with him.
	They'd rather work with Biden than Matt Gaetz.
	Let them show the base who they are.
	And there's a lesson in this.
	A lot of people say, well, you know, what was the point of even removing McCarthy?
	Mike Johnson just came in anyway.
	It's like, good, let him do it.
	There's this, and I don't even know how I would, like, categorize it conceptually, but what I found when I do this show Is that there tends to be two sort of mindsets or schools of thought where me, I'm like, let's do everything.
	Let's show up to the battlefield and let's, even if we're going to lose, let's fight.
	Like, you know, we'll look at a situation like this, for example, and people will say, well, if the Republican controlled house passes a debt ceiling bill, But with tons of money for border security, then the Democrats will never accept it.
	They say, so we shouldn't even bother, you know.
	If we pass a bill that raises the debt ceiling, but it guts the IRS expansion, etc., the Democrat-controlled Senate will never pass that.
	So, we might as well not even try, because if this, then this.
	And if that happens, well then it's no good.
	So let's just give the Democrats what they want.
	And that's like one school of thought.
	People say, if we run into a wall, let's just not approach.
	If we show up on the battlefield and the enemy is there, let's just not even show up.
	Let's just stay home.
	And that's one mentality.
	My mentality is, You have to show up everywhere that you can.
	Show up everywhere.
	Do everything that you can.
	Pass a bill the Democrats won't accept.
	Okay.
	Let them not pass it.
	Then what?
	Well, then the debt ceiling... Then we default on the debt.
	And it's a catastrophe.
	Okay.
	Default on the debt.
	Well, but then this will happen.
	Well, this will happen.
	Whatever.
	Okay.
	Let it happen.
	That's their problem.
	We have problems.
	No one seems to care.
	You got illegals pouring in.
	You have crime rampant.
	These prosecutors don't prosecute anybody.
	Like, inflation's out of control.
	Let the debt ceiling default.
	You know, or with this spending bill, people say, but then the government will shut down.
	Okay.
	Well, but if the government shuts down, then Kevin McCarthy will just make a deal with the Democrats.
	Okay, let him.
	No, but then that'll fund the government.
	Well, then remove him.
	But if we remove him, then someone else will come in and be just as bad.
	Okay, we'll let him be just as bad, and then remove that person too.
	And, you know, but that's where people don't even want to fight.
	People don't even want to... I don't know what the alternative would be.
	People don't even want to show up and fight the battle.
	Eventually you have to just start fighting battles.
	You have to match the enemy, you have to show up, you know, pound for pound, and battle it out.
	Yeah, it's gonna be a battle.
	Yeah, we're not gonna get everything we want right away.
	But at the bare minimum, if you show up and you flex your muscle, Then you're in the game.
	You know, maybe all that this accomplishes is that we elect five more guys like Matt Gaetz and Chip Roy next time, and five more the next time, or maybe a Rhino gets primaried or whatever, but if you don't go and fight for your side, how can you ever expect to win?
	If you don't go and ask, if you don't go and make the challenge, how are you ever going to win the battle?
	They don't even want to fight.
	They don't even want to engage.
	It's like I talked about with Paul Gosar.
	You know, Paul Gosar, they had this period where they wanted to be the most America-first politician.
	Then I don't know what happened.
	Honest to God.
	They just decided to totally cuck out.
	And so they would schedule these things with me, and then the press would catch wind of it, and then they would cancel and apologize.
	And I'd say, you dummy, like, why are you canceling?
	Don't you know that they're not going to forgive you?
	They'll call you a Nazi anyway.
	It doesn't matter that you apologize.
	They're going to be talking about this three years from now.
	So why don't you just go?
	If the damage is done, go and rally with the people that support you.
	They said, well, we just can't.
	We've got to live to fight another day.
	It's like, well, what are you even doing?
	You vote for McCarthy.
	You don't pass the baton to the next generation.
	You don't say anything based.
	It's like, so what are you actually doing other than being sort of a slave?
	Other than being complicit and just sort of going along with all these things while being the loyal opposition.
	It's like, you're never gonna win.
	So, that's my mindset on this whole situation.
	It's the same story as Kevin McCarthy.
	It's not any better.
	What are we doing, man?
	It's been another year.
	I mean, what?
	Somebody tell me how we're gonna win.
	They say, well, we only control the House.
	Okay, yeah, that's politics.
	Like, you're telling me that we have to have every seat in the Senate and every seat in the House to do anything?
	Well, that's never gonna happen.
	So how about a plan B?
	What's a scenario where Republicans can do anything?
	And if you don't know what that is, you need to start thinking about it.
	If you're the RNC, if you're the party leadership, you need to start thinking about how we're going to change our country.
	But that's... they don't have a plan.
	They haven't thought of that question.
	That question isn't important to them.
	And that's the problem.
	That's why we need to start applying pressure.
	Even if it's just chaos.
	Even if it's just totally nihilistic, insane, anarchic chaos.
	We need to bring it.
	So that they will start asking that question.
	It's that simple.
	Because in a very... That's the last thing I'll say.
	One way to look at it is to strip away all the details.
	And think about it in a very binary way.
	The way things are going, we will never win.
	Okay?
	We are being buried in illegal immigration, and some say, but we could win Hispanics!
	Yeah, what if we don't?
	The way things are going right now, it's over.
	The currency, the debt, the military sucking, the guys being trannies and gay, and the women on birth control and the fertility rate below replacement.
	It's, it's over.
	Okay?
	It's done.
	And the only answer that they have when we say, hey, what are we gonna, you know, they say we're gonna cut the budget 9%.
	Do something more.
	We only control one half of one third of the federal government.
	It's like I said a moment ago.
	So, The way things are going, we're screwed.
	And you say that the only way to unscrew ourselves, apparently, is if we control the entire government, which is never going to happen.
	Right?
	We're screwed in every way.
	We have all these problems.
	Republicans come in and say, well, we can't solve them because we don't have enough seats.
	How many seats do you need?
	70 senators, 300 congressmen, the White House, and 7 Supremes.
	That's never going to happen.
unidentified		Okay?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's never going to happen.
		So you don't have an answer.
		So that means that we are... It's like the Flight 93 election article.
		We're on Flight 93, okay?
		We are in a plane that is crashing into the ground.
		Now, what we can do is anything other than that.
		If what we're doing isn't working, Then let's do not that.
		And people criticize that approach.
		They say, well, I don't agree with Matt Gaetz's approach.
		It's like, it doesn't matter.
		Matt Gaetz's approach isn't propositionally positive.
		It's negative.
		Matt Gaetz isn't doing something.
		He's doing not the thing that isn't working.
		And that's in some sense sort of where we're at and maybe to some extent what I represent.
		Maybe that's my ideology.
		That's why I use these words like anarchy and chaos.
		What we need is just disruption.
		Because there is a momentum.
		We are headed towards hell.
		We are headed towards an ignominious defeat.
		Accelerating all the time with momentum.
		And the bias is towards lethargy.
		People will not move to change the way things are.
		Convention, common sense, got us here.
		And so the bias is for people to remain like that.
		So I'm in favor of anything that's not that.
		Even if it is insane and doesn't make any sense and even if no one gets it and it's provocative and people say, you know, well that's not productive.
		It's like, I guess we should just like get on the train that's hurtling towards a brick wall instead.
		That's not helping anybody.
		Okay, boomer.
		Let me jump on the semi-truck that's driving off a cliff then.
		Because that's what's respectable.
		I mean, that's in a nutshell what's going on here.
		So, if guys like Trump and Gates and Iran and China, you know, whatever, the Taliban, whoever these people are, if they're just changing things, if they just represent not this, they represent change, something dynamic, something new, something that is not this, let's just do it.
		Let's try it.
		You know, because otherwise what you see happen is that people buy into the system.
		People vote for the GOP, thinking it's doing something when it's not, and we're in a slow-motion freefall.
		If you're plummeting to the earth, you know, to go back to the, I'm mixing all my metaphors here, but just go back to the Flight 93 analogy.
		If you're plummeting to the earth, You want to be figuring, you know, maybe there's a parachute.
		Maybe there's a way out.
		Maybe there isn't.
		But you definitely don't want to be, you know, just waiting to crash into the ground, which is sort of where people are.
		When Republicans go and do this Pied Piper thing and say, hey, we'll get him next time.
		Yeah, you know, what are you gonna do?
		It's politics.
		You keep voting and people going, we're gonna vote hard this time.
		We're gonna cut the budget 4%.
		Meanwhile, the deficit's growing at a billion percent.
		It's sucking all the oxygen out of the room for anyone with a new approach, with a new idea.
		So that's why we just need to make it, we need to make a lot of just noise and make people uncomfortable and we need to get the leadership to say, how can we stop this?
		How can we stop these people from upsetting the apple cart and changing our plans?
		We need to get them to start asking the question, how is the GOP going to win a victory?
		And then maybe these very powerful, rich, smart people will then be forced to figure out a way.
		You know, even if it's with reluctance and resignation, they say, all right, all right, all right, we'll figure out how we're going to save the country.
		Fine.
		Chill out.
		Stop storming the Capitol.
		Stop throwing our speakers out.
		Stop, stop, you know, stop droiping everybody.
		Fine.
		We'll figure out a way, okay?
		And it's like, thank you.
unidentified		Thanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So anyway.
		So that's that.
		All right.
		But we're out of time.
		I want to move on.
		I want to take a look at our Super Chats.
		See what you guys are saying about all this.
		Let me take a look and see.
unidentified		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Get set up here.
unidentified		All right. - Okay.
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		A sister gave me this amazing Bible that has been passed down through the congregation since 1933.
		Her stories were truly amazing.
		There is no doubt that the church truly is a community.
		God bless you Nick for bringing me to the faith.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Love to hear it man, God bless.
		I love stories like that.
		It is a community.
		The Catholic faith is incredible.
		And it is a real community.
		And it goes back thousands of years and across countries.
		It's an amazing legacy to be a part of.
		So, I'm glad to hear that.
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		Thoughts on Candace vs Ben Shapiro situation?
		I remember the fallout Candace had with Ben over her agreeing with Kanye's drink champagne review.
		Any inside baseball you could provide?
		Love the show, King.
		Jesus is King.
unidentified		Um... I don't know.
unidentified		I don't want to.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Like I said, I think that would be indiscreet if I went and blew up her spot and talked about everything that went on.
unidentified		But... Yeah, I'm not gonna.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm gonna exercise some self-control.
		I'm not gonna blab.
		It's almost a year though.
		I think two days from now is the anniversary that I met Ye for the first time.
unidentified		I think it'll be Friday is one year.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		So, yeah!
		Memories!
		And look at what it started!
		You look back now and it's like the Ye24 arc.
		was really kind of the beginning of this mass awakening that's going on.
		Like, this year is different.
		Everyone who's in the know knows what I'm talking about.
		You go on TikTok, and you see a TikTok that says, Hitler was the chosen one, and it has a million likes.
		Like, you go on TikTok these days, and there'll be a TikTok that says, like, Hitler tried to save the world, and all the comments are like, rest in peace.
		And it's like, a billion likes.
		And, you know, guys like Zyrka are blowing up, saying, I don't like Aiden Ross, he's Jewish.
		And, like, Fresh and Fit, and Pearl, and Sneeko, and Ban the ADL, and Keith Woods, and Jake Shields, and Kanesa.
		It's like this whole year, it's like the third eye opened up.
		So, you know, when Ye went on Alex Jones and said, I love Hitler, he spoke something into existence.
		He was ahead of his time.
		He was channeling something.
		He could feel it.
		He was grabbing on to another dimension when that happened.
		He was channeling something that was just... it wasn't ripe yet, but it was on the precipice.
		And this year has just, you know, totally defied my expectations.
unidentified		Yes, we love Candace.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Thank you, man.
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		Thoughts on Candice Ver...
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		268.
		Paying my respects to Candice.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yes, we love Candice.
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		Nice to be able to donate again.
		Happy to see the success continuing.
		America First is inevitable.
		God bless.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you, man.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		God bless you.
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		Cringe.
		I don't think so.
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		I was like, damn this song is actually really groovy but then I remember the village people are gay as fuck.
		When the Catholic monarchy is put in place and King Fuentes rules the US, will I be allowed to listen to 70s gay disco music?
		Or will I be thrown off a building?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		From start to finish this super chat is just painfully suck ass.
unidentified		When the Catholic monarchy is put in place, Nick Fuentes is the king of America.
		Are we going to be able to listen to gay music?
		Dude.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You are disabled.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You realize that, right?
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Are you getting your SSDI?
		What is the Social Security Disability?
		I hope you're getting your benefits, because you are a disabled adult.
		Do you live alone, or do you need a helper?
		Do you need some kind of aid?
		Cart wrangler?
		This is one of these cart wranglers, you know, that you see at these stores.
		Anyway, hey, no, thank you for the, no, no, thank you!
		Hi, buddy!
		Hi, buddy!
		Thank you!
		Thanks for the super chat, buddy!
		Wow, you did such a good job!
		Nice work!
		Did you do that all by yourself?
		Wow!
		Did you do that super chat all by yourself?
		Wow, you're so smart!
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streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Thoughts on Dr. Shiva?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		kind of like look I don't have beef with the guy but he's kind of like been around forever I've been doing this show forever and he as far as I know doesn't have like a big following but I've I've heard about him forever just because he's like the self promoter he says he invented email like so he just kind of comes across as a sort of a grifter but I have no beef with him I don't know him You know what?
		I respect the hustle.
		He's a good self-promoter because I, you know, I hear about him all the time.
		I'll tell you a really funny story.
		Earlier this year, he's gonna hate me for this.
		Earlier this year, I forget how, but somebody told Ye about Dr. Shiva and about how he invented email and he has like a plan to save America and they got him on a phone call with Ye.
		And Ye was like, should I jump on a private jet right now and meet with this Dr. Shiva in Massachusetts?
		And I was like, it's like, oh, fuck.
		I'm like, this guy, this guy, like from, because I've, this guy's like, again, I don't really know that much about him, but he's like been a minor ESA Lab for like 10 years, maybe longer.
		Since I got started, he's been a fixture.
		And so I'm like, what in the world?
		How did this guy get in touch?
		I have no idea.
		I was like, you know, I don't, I don't think that's the best idea.
		Like, I don't, I think that might be a waste of time.
		I don't know about that one.
		So, you know, Dr. Shiva, if you're listening, I'm sorry.
		I did kind of cuck you out of a visit.
		More maybe not.
		I mean yeah, yeah, he was at that point.
		he was a little bit wishy-washy so I don't think I was the sole reason I don't think I'm, you know the only reason that that didn't happen he's gonna, he probably wants to kill me after hearing that story but I was like, yeah, I don't think so I don't think that's a good idea
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streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Who do you think had the better diss between Jay-Z's Takeover and Nas' Aether? - I haven't listened to either of those.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		- Ryan Ha- - I mean, you know, the more I get older, the more I feel like white people that are really into rap is cringe.
		Even if you like it, you should sort of like pretend not to be.
		Pretend like you're not.
		Like, and this comes from, I like rap music.
		Like, I like Wu-Tang Clan, and I like a lot of the old stuff too.
		I know the deep tracks, you know.
		I know Public Enemy, and Tribe Called Quest, and Eric B., and all that stuff.
		Big Daddy Kane and I mean, you know, I I'm into all that.
		I'm it wasn't all that stuff But it's just kind of like cringe like you come across as like a white nerd like a corny white nerd So, you know, I obviously love Kanye I feel like Kanye is a is sort of transcended the rap genre Because his music is it is rap, but it's also pop and it's also soulful.
		I you know, maybe that's a cope but You know, if I really gave my opinion, I would come across as like, oh, oh, I'm a white guy who knows about rap music.
		I'm becoming more racialized as I get older.
		I'm realizing that, I'm realizing that Ted Feaser was correct.
		That, that RPG, when RPG said that rap music is cringe, you know, maybe he was ahead of his time.
		I still like rap music.
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		The GOP is terrible.
		But do you plan on voting Republican in the 2024 congressional races?
unidentified		Nope.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I normally would not bother.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		But it seems important that, should he win, Trump enjoys majorities in both chambers if possible.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Didn't make a difference in his first term.
		So, nope.
		It depends.
		I mean, if the Republican in my district is good, I'll vote for him.
		If not, I won't.
		I'm gonna vote for Trump.
		Everything else I'm not committed to.
		That's how they get you every time.
		Well, but you know Trump might need it.
		Trump's majority in 2016 was useless.
		Trump had a majority from 16 to 18 and it was useless.
		No money for the border wall.
		No replacement for Obamacare.
		Nothing.
		A lot of nothing.
		No middle class tax cut.
		No infrastructure.
		Nothing.
		They gave him nothing.
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		The wife thinks you should keep the mustache.
		She says it makes you look more serious.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh well, if your wife thinks so.
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		Had the GOV shut down, Congress would still receive pay.
		Israel and Ukraine would have still received money.
		Despite being the largest employer of Americans, the GOV would have cut all their employees' pay and require many of them to work.
		Disgusting.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Don't give a shit.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Who cares?
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streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Nice tie tonight.
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		You mentioned the CFR a while back.
		Can you briefly explain their importance?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Council on Foreign Relations, they're one of the most important think tanks.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's a lot of business leaders and it's a lot of bureaucrat types in there politicians and they're they're basically tasked with making sure that everybody is on message that everybody is pushing Like, what the War Party in D.C.
unidentified		wants.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They're the ones that are going out there.
		Because, you consider that, like, we are a liberal, democratic, open society.
		And yet, we need to have a stable foreign policy.
		We need to have, like, a stable diplomatic mission and military posture.
		And so, I guess the best way to explain it is the Council on Foreign Relations is sort of meant to resolve that dilemma.
		What I mean by that is, you know, the country is an open society, it's democratic, so, you know, the people can be passionate, and popular opinion is gonna change over time, and if everyone was left to their own devices, maybe there'd be these wild, um, sort of, uh, what would be the word for it?
		We would have like a very temperamental and unstable foreign policy.
		How could we sustain commitment for like the war in Iraq or support for certain allies if public opinion is unstable?
		So there is a need for the diplomatic mission and the military of the United States to have a sort of sustained long-term agenda and posture.
		But then there's all these retards in the country.
		So, so the thinking goes.
		So the Council on Foreign Relations is supposed to make sure that... They're sort of like the Chamber of Commerce, but for foreign policy.
		They're supposed to represent the interests of State Department, Pentagon, all that stuff.
		Oversimplification, but... They're very influential in setting our foreign policy.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I disagree with that.
		I disagree with that.
		Okay, thank you.
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		Did you hear about the Italy Albania migrant deal?
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		Keep the mustache, Nick.
		Great show, God bless. - Thank you. - 07. Rooftop Korean sent $10.
		Every time I get the chance to tune into your show, Nick, you always put on an entertaining show and I always leave having learned something new.
		So thank you for doing your homework and covering these subjects.
		Candace IMO was never a good fit for the DW.
		Still remember her guest appearance on InfoWars.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you, man.
		Yeah, I'm glad you like the show, because it's, uh... taxing.
		I mean like when I say taxing I mean it's one thing to be a live streamer and you like like I watch the Destiny stream sometime and he puts on a game and just sits there for hours saying nothing but I really I feel like I really put on a show like I I develop a monologue and then it's uninterrupted non-stop content for like 90 minutes I feel like people don't- it's a very actually physically demanding thing.
		People would roll their eyes and say, oh really?
		You'd be surprised.
		When I first started doing this show, I would just like pass out after the show.
		I would just be exhausted.
		There's something about the way that it engages your mind to do an extemporaneous thing.
		No other show is like this.
		No other show goes for 70 minutes without a break.
		Doesn't exist.
		There's no other show where there's no guests, no produce segments, no breaks, no advertisements, where it's just 70 minutes, one guy talking at a camera.
		It doesn't exist.
		There's shows that are longer with breaks, or there's shows that don't have breaks, but they have guests or produce segments.
		So it's very... I don't know what it is, but using your brain at that level...
		It's, uh, it's exhausting, so... Because I'm trying to be entertaining!
		I'm trying to keep it, keep it, uh, lively, you know?
		So I appreciate that.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		- John sent $3.
		Hey Nick and Muslim been watching for a while now and agree with a lot of what you're saying.
		We share the same enemies, Jews, degenerates, and global homo.
		And him gained mass Muslim migration to the West.
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		Taliban is the ideal society.
		Religious, God-fearing, family-oriented, anti-Globohomo, nation and religion first.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It would be ideal if they were Catholic.
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streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		The mustache looks especially good at a profile or side angle.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I agree.
		How do I look?
		Yeah.
		I agree.
		I don't know what it is.
		It's something about the way it frames my face.
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		Nick, where do you get your suits?
		I need to buy a new one for a presentation I'm giving on Friday.
		I always liked how yours look.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I go to the store.
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		Do you think China is preventing Hezbollah slash Iran from expanding the conflict?
		Maybe China is angling for concessions from the US in exchange in the APEC meeting.
		There's been some whispers of that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Do I think China is preventing Iran from expanding the conflict?
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't think so.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		That's possible.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What I mean by that is Iran has their own interest in avoiding conflict.
		I don't think that China has to tell them.
		And I haven't seen any reports that they're intervening with Iran.
		Maybe I missed it, but I haven't seen anything that says that they're engaging Iran diplomatically.
		And Iran has, they have reason enough to avoid conflict.
unidentified		They don't, you know, they need China to tell them.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		John sent $10.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Thoughts on Hitler and Amin al-Husseini alliance?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I remember memorizing that stuff when I was a Zionist.
		I would say the grand mufti of Jerusalem was allied with Hitler.
		And that shows how bad the Muslims are.
		Now, just the reverse.
		Just the opposite, though, now.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Nope.
		The 2nd Amendment's going anyway, dude.
		They pass more gun control under Trump.
		They pass gun control under Reagan.
		They pass gun control under Trump.
		showing up for them?
		Isn't that the check that prevents us from boycotting the GOP?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Nope.
		The Second Amendment's going anyway, dude.
		They pass more gun control under Trump.
		They pass gun control under Reagan.
		They pass gun control under Trump.
		The bulwark for the Second Amendment is the Supreme Court.
		But, I mean, you go to these major cities, there's gun control in every major city, in liberal states, and they pass it at the federal level.
		So that is just fear-mongering when they do that and they're going to take your guns anyway.
		So all that stuff is really inevitable.
		You know, when people say, we have to keep voting for the GOP because they'll take the guns, it's like, look, every scare scenario will happen if you keep voting for Republicans regardless, it's just a matter of time.
		So it's a question of whether you want it at all or if you want it later.
		Me personally, I want the Second Amendment indefinitely.
		I don't just want to wait until the GOP inevitably collapses and then, you know, we get it in a couple of decades.
		Know what I'm saying?
		So you're fighting me on this, but you're not thinking it through.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Hey, thank you for the money.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Kyoto Zoomer sent $3, rap is not very Kyoto.
unidentified		Okay.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Not unfunny but... Like.1 sent $23, one of Tim Pool's segments today was about the Candace Owens, Ben Shapiro situation and he left an AF post and Autumn Groyper tweet up on his screen for the entire 12 minute segment.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		He also said 4 times that he is America first.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What did he mean by this?
		What's his endgame?
		What's his endgame poll?
		What did Tim Pool mean by this?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		He sent three dollars.
		You say that as you are becoming older you are becoming more racial.
		How do you square this with there being no distinction between race under Christ as seen in Galatians 3 28 to 29 and elsewhere?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		All I said is that as I'm getting older I'm not listening to rap music as more.
unidentified		What about What about what it says in the Bible?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't think it says anywhere in the Bible you can't be proud of your race or identify with your own race.
		That happens to everybody.
		You start to grow up and you identify more with your group.
		That doesn't mean that there's no groups.
		Dumbass.
		It just means that everybody has a soul.
unidentified		It means that everybody can be saved.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It doesn't mean that you can't be white or black, you dumb fucking idiot.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		HLF Mexican, HLF Palestinian sent $25.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I love when people start a super chat with, well you say, it's like if you start a super chat like that, fucking kill yourself.
		Kidding, that's a joke, we're on Rumble, love being on Rumble, I love being here.
		But if you start a question like that, don't.
		So will you say...
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		HLF Mexican, HLF...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Gay ass, bitch.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		HLF Mexican, HLF Palestinian sent $25.
		As a father of 10 children and traditional Roman Catholic, I am requesting prayers for the repose of the soul of my wife's grandmother Marlene L. Requiescat in pace.
		God bless you and keep up the great work.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, thank you very much for the super chat.
		I appreciate it.
		We're praying.
		Prayer request.
		Accepted.
		Thank you.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		And I'm sorry for your loss.
unidentified		God bless you, sorry for your loss, and we're praying.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		for your loss and uh and we're praying scons tv sent three dollars in a young black male who used to hate you back in the day but no cap i've woken up and realized it's all these chewy ass niggas running the slave trade who sold me to y'all white niggas shit okay hundred dollars says that's not actually a black person good ton it sent twenty dollars taron taron to They're saying that and everyone knows that.
unidentified		Hey!
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Really?
		No way!
		It's like everyone knows that.
		ADL's concerns about public opinion in United States, especially among Generation Z, aka Zoomers.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You don't need to leak that, they're saying that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They're saying that and everyone knows that.
unidentified		Really?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No way!
		It's like everyone knows that.
		That's crazy.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Curry 99 They need to send him home.
		I'm not reading that.
		Italy will send up to 36k non-European migrants a year to Albania for processing.
		What do you think about this and other European countries doing something similar?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		- It's terrible, they need to send them home.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		- Sabian.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		- I'm not reading that, you're gay.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Absolutely.
		Absolutely right.
		- $5, you're absolutely right about the loser mindset in the GOP.
		I can't tell you how many losing games I've won because my opponent made a mistake and created an opening for me to win.
		Trump has the mindset of a winner and it's part of why I love him.
		- Absolutely, absolutely right, well said. - Monkey Boy King sent $3.
		Nick, I've seen the way you look at Candace Owens.
		Please, do not let her take your heart as it belongs to Cathy Ju.
		Yellow fever, not chocolate sin.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay, I'm over it.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Over that joke forever.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		You fucking ruined it.
		John sent $3.
		If a kid gets expelled from 107 schools, maybe the schools aren't the problem.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Never heard that one before.
		Yeah, groundbreaking.
		Okay!
		Alright.
		That's it.
		That's all I can... I can't bear anything else.
		That's it.
		I'm done.
		I can't take it anymore.
		That's our last Super Chat.
unidentified		Oh, man.
unidentified		I gotta work on my posture.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, I'm just like this...
		I'm just like this.
		Every day I wake up and I just become like this.
unidentified		Every day I wake up and I'm just like this.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm becoming this decrepit old man.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Filled with venom for Super Chatters.
unidentified		My head hurts.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		My back hurts.
		I gotta become an athlete.
		I gotta become an athlete.
unidentified		I gotta move.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't move, you know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm very sedentary.
unidentified		I'm not, I'm not using it.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm losing it.
		I gotta get some motion going.
		You know, I see these people working out and they're just like, they're moving.
		I'm like man, I haven't done that range of motion since PE.
unidentified		All right.
unidentified		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm gonna get really fit one of these days, man.
unidentified		One of these days, man, watch out.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Cuz I'm gonna, I'm gonna be moving around and I'm gonna be flexible, agile, and physically fit and then it's just over.
		Then it's just over.
		I mean I'm really holding myself back because I'm just You know, I eat Papa John's three times a week and stuff, but you know, once I'm really in peak physical condition, which I'm hurtling towards every day, man, it's over.
		Just forget about it.
		Once I'm on a, once I'm like, machine schedule, I'll be like Terminator.
		But, right now?
		But not yet.
		But not, but not today.
		But I'm getting there.
		I'm getting there.
unidentified		All right.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Anyway, so that's that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I gotta get out of here, okay?
unidentified		I'm over it.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's it.
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		It's going to be only America first.
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		The American people will come first once again.
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