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Thank you. | |
Organization, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
I'm not interested in this. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
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. | ||
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
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I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | |
Who's that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism. not globalism. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo in... | ||
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. | ||
and got first. | ||
you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you | ||
you you you you you you you you you good evening | ||
everybody You're watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Wednesday. | ||
We have a lot to talk about tonight. | ||
Lots to get into. | ||
Not really the biggest show. | ||
Because it's a pretty slow news day. | ||
So there's like nothing really going on, honestly. | ||
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So... | |
Oh well. | ||
So, oh well, it's another Wednesday and there's basically nothing going on. | ||
But our featured story tonight, we're going to be talking about a holiday party in Boston. | ||
That's what they're calling it, not what I'm calling it. | ||
You know, I would call it a Christmas party, but they're calling it a holiday party. | ||
And apparently the mayor of Boston is holding a Christmas party but for only not white people. | ||
Huge story. | ||
This is big stuff. | ||
Everyone's talking about it. | ||
And you know what? | ||
I honestly support this because then all the white people get together and then we get to have our own party. | ||
I think that's great. | ||
I think it's better that way. | ||
You know what's so funny is all these All these, like, boomer conservatives are saying, oh, the radical left is just like Nick Fuentes, because, you know, the radical left is race-realist and anti-Semitic. | ||
Like I saw Andrew Klavan from Daily Wire, he said on Twitter today, He was reacting to a clip where I said that the only people in the world that don't know that America is controlled by Jews is Americans. | ||
And he said, oh, is Nick Fuentes trying out to be the president of Harvard? | ||
But when I say stuff like this, like I'm saying tonight, it's just totally, it's a layup. | ||
It's a layup for these boomers when I say That the progressive left with their anti-white party and the identity politics on the right, the woke right, agrees with them too! | ||
And I'm mostly kidding. | ||
But it is a funny thought experiment. | ||
What if black people stopped inviting white people to stuff and then we just... | ||
We're naturally segregated. | ||
That would suck, of course. | ||
I would hate that. | ||
Imagine living in an all-white neighborhood. | ||
Are you kidding me? | ||
Hard to imagine anything worse than that. | ||
Imagine living in an all-white neighborhood, and all the kids that go to your kid's school are white, and your workplace is all white, and the public transportation's all white. | ||
That would suck! | ||
That would seriously suck, and I would hate that. | ||
And if you support that, you know, you're just like a leftist. | ||
You're just like the woke left. | ||
It proves that, like, the left are the real Nazis. | ||
Anyway, so we'll talk about that. | ||
We'll also be talking tonight about the Department of Education, which has opened an investigation into six additional schools for anti-Semitism. | ||
So it keeps going. | ||
You know, every day it just keeps going. | ||
We talked on Monday about University of Pennsylvania. | ||
They finally got the president taken out. | ||
Yesterday, the board at Harvard protected their president, so she's not gonna go. | ||
But the Department of Education is now going after I think it's 29 different schools. | ||
They opened up an investigation into six additional schools on top of the ones that already were under investigation under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. | ||
They say that all this anti-Semitism is a federal breach of civil rights law. | ||
Really? | ||
So now Rutgers and a couple schools in California and Washington State are all under investigation for that. | ||
Not only that, but maybe you saw this, Dave Portnoy, the owner of Barstool Sports, who's a Jew, said that he will not hire anybody at Barstool Sports who graduated from UPenn, Columbia, or Harvard until their presidents are fired and they address the anti-Semitism on their campus. | ||
Because, of course, Dave Portnoy is Jill. | ||
Remember when they tried to make Barstool conservatism a thing right? | ||
Remember when they said that was awesome? | ||
We need to rally around sports betting and frats! | ||
That's based. | ||
Forget about being a Christian. | ||
Forget about, you know... Forget about being a stodgy Christian or something. | ||
Or having class. | ||
Get a friggin' sports jersey and let's be barstool conservatives. | ||
Hey bro, you catch the game last night? | ||
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Yo! | |
Hey, who brought the wings? | ||
Yo, I'm wearing my football jersey. | ||
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What frat are you pledging this year? | |
We're rushing. | ||
I don't even know the term. | ||
Me pretending to be like a normie just doesn't work. | ||
Yo, what frat are you rushing this year? | ||
You gonna rush? | ||
Yo, bro, you gonna rush? | ||
Oh, but they're all Jews. | ||
Oh, but it's all owned by Jews and it's all degenerate. | ||
And if you protest Israel, you can't work here, by the way. | ||
Anyway, so we'll talk about all that. | ||
It's gonna be an okay show. | ||
Honestly, I procrastinated for so long tonight because I just didn't feel, I don't feel like doing a show tonight. | ||
There's nothing happening. | ||
I'm not in the mood. | ||
Frankly, I'm really not in the mood to livestream right now. | ||
And there's nothing even happening. | ||
I mean, I'm just doing it to do it right now. | ||
I'm just doing it because if I don't, everyone's gonna get mad at me. | ||
Everyone's gonna say, oh, you didn't do a show tonight. | ||
So, this is like a, you know, watch this show, don't watch this show, I don't know, watch it tomorrow, maybe something will happen, but anyway, that's a great selling point, it's a great pitch. | ||
Before we get into the news, I want to remind you, before we get into the news tonight, I want to remind you to smash the follow button here on Cozy and on Rumble to get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
Make sure you're following on both Rumble and Cozy. | ||
Follow on both. | ||
That's it. | ||
No other announcements. | ||
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That's it. | |
So I guess we'll get into the news. | ||
Did anything else happen today? | ||
I don't think so. | ||
I just hope I get unbanned on Twitter, man. | ||
That's the only thing that's been happening this week that's really exciting is finally everybody's saying unban Nick Fuentes. | ||
That guy Zuby went on Piers Morgan and said Nick Fuentes should be unbanned, and Anna Perez went on Tim Pool and said Nick Fuentes should be unbanned, and Elias Schaefer posted a poll, and that doctor posted a poll today, that woman, and everybody is | ||
Seems to be saying in one unified voice, even Ben Shapiro said, people that I hate, even vile anti-Semites, that's me, should be unbanned on Twitter. | ||
It's so funny he says that and everybody says, oh he's talking about Nick Fuentes. | ||
Ben Shapiro said, I believe that even the worst human beings in the world, even the most vile anti-Semites should be allowed back. | ||
That's me. | ||
And that's me. | ||
That's... Oh, Terry! | ||
There I am! | ||
That's me! | ||
That's me in the corner. | ||
So, I just hope I get unbanned, man. | ||
I'm a banned man. | ||
And the only thing that excites me is the prospect that maybe I'll get released on Twitter. | ||
I'll be able to play. | ||
Right now I can't play. | ||
I'm indoors. | ||
I have to watch all the other kids play. | ||
I get to watch Keith Woods. | ||
He's sitting under the tree reading a book, brooding. | ||
He's got a turtleneck on. | ||
And I get to see Lucas Gage and Sam Parker throwing the football around and they're, you know, laughing. | ||
And the girls are talking to each other, you know, these Palestinian girls like Khaleesi. | ||
The mom the Catholic mom, you know, they're they're chit-chatting on the curb They're playing hopscotch jump rope and all that and then there's Nick Fuentes And he has to watch from inside. | ||
He has to watch from inside through the window And I'm perched up on the couch and I just have to Watch my face pressed up against the glass Hands pressed up against the glass. | ||
I have to listen to them sing and cheer and have fun and I'm all, and I'm inside. | ||
And I'm not allowed to have fun. | ||
I'm not allowed to go out, I can't have fun. | ||
I remember I came back on Twitter earlier this year and like the first thing I did was like ratio a congressman. | ||
Some black congressman was like, shit man, I can't believe Nick White is back on this platform. | ||
And I just posted like an insane picture of my face just like under his tweet. | ||
It was just crazy. | ||
Like the idea of me being on Twitter today is just crazy. | ||
You know, the world can't handle this. | ||
The world's not ready for this. | ||
The world's not ready for a person like me to be on that platform. | ||
You know, Jackson Hinkle, they can handle that easily. | ||
They can handle the rest. | ||
They can't handle the true ENTP. | ||
That's what Keith said the other day. | ||
I'm an ENTP. | ||
They can't handle the true Golden Pair. | ||
They can't handle the true ENTP. | ||
Coming back on the platform and, you know, talking about all this stuff. | ||
Blowing up their PsyOps with the Millet. | ||
all that shit so that's it that's what I'm looking forward to otherwise it's like whatever man otherwise what are we you know what whatever is Israel gonna get destroyed anytime soon like not that I'm for that but I mean when when's the action gonna happen I that's the other thing this war has been going on for 60 days where is it We don't even see it. | ||
I got so hyped up 60 days ago. | ||
I was like, let's go. | ||
Finally some news. | ||
Finally something's happening. | ||
At least if Israel destroyed Gaza, we get to watch it on TV. | ||
I feel like we don't even see anything. | ||
There's no clips. | ||
Where's the clip channels? | ||
Sneako has a hundred clip channels. | ||
You're telling me there's not one that can show us what's happening in Gaza? | ||
Where's the maps? | ||
Where's the colored-in maps? | ||
I want to see the maps. | ||
I want to see arrows. | ||
I want to see troop movements, units, you know, all that kind of stuff. | ||
I'm bored. | ||
I'm bored with everything lately. | ||
So, let me back on Twitter. | ||
That's all. | ||
And that's all. | ||
Anyway, whatever, I'm just kind of rambling, but that's what's on my mind lately. | ||
We're gonna dive into the news here. | ||
Feature story, we'll talk about this Boston Christmas party. | ||
This was blown up. | ||
It's not...who cares? | ||
Honestly, who really cares? | ||
But it's all over social media. | ||
It's this big...big controversy. | ||
Over the fact that the mayor of Boston is hosting a holiday party, and get this, it's a non-whites only holiday party. | ||
It's for colored electeds. | ||
That's what they called it. | ||
The elected coloreds. | ||
That almost sounds like a racist, that sounds like the most racist person in America that's still alive. | ||
Said, oh they're having a party for all those elected coloreds. | ||
But that's what it's called. | ||
It's like, I think that's literally, I don't know if it's elected coloreds or colored electeds. | ||
Electeds, oh sorry, it's electeds of color. | ||
Elected officials. | ||
All those colored electeds. | ||
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Fucking colored electeds. | |
Barack Obama and all those colored electeds. | ||
We need some whites back in there. | ||
We need some white power again. | ||
Anyway, but so they're having this party. | ||
It's only blacks allowed. | ||
Only Only non-white people are allowed. | ||
But the problem is they sent the invite to everybody, so even the white people got it. | ||
And then they had to clarify. | ||
And they sent a follow-up and they said, hey, you're not invited. | ||
No whites are allowed at this party. | ||
So this is all over Fox and they're saying this is what makes the left the real racists and whatever. | ||
And this is a story from Fox. | ||
It says, quote, Boston's Democratic mayor has come under fire after she sent out invitations for a holiday party intended only for minority city councilors. | ||
Michelle Wu, the city's first Asian mayor, recently had her aide, Denise Dos Santos, send out an email for the event. | ||
It said, quote, Honorable Members, on behalf of Mayor Michelle Wu, I cordially invite you and a guest to the Electeds of Color Holiday Party. | ||
The city leader quickly drew criticism after it became apparent the email was sent to all city councilors, seven of whom are white. | ||
The invitation was meant only for the city's six councilors of color, the coloreds. | ||
15 minutes after the email was sent out, Dos Santos apologized and clarified the invitation was only meant for non-white city councilors. | ||
However, she did not apologize for planning a party that excludes white city leaders. | ||
So they sent out an invitation to everybody that says, hey, we're having a party, no whites allowed. | ||
And they accidentally sent it to the white people, so they come out, and instead of apologizing and saying, hey, we're sorry, everyone's invited, they say, sorry, you weren't meant to get that. | ||
You weren't meant to get the invitation to the non-whites-only party. | ||
So we're gonna take the invitation back. | ||
Which is classic. | ||
It says, a revelation about the holiday party quickly received responses from Boston's City Council. | ||
Outgoing City Councilor Frank Baker, a white man, called the Mayor's exclusion of certain members divisive. | ||
Black City Councilor Brian Worrell held a different opinion and defended the invitation, suggesting the holiday party was a way to represent all kinds of special groups in the Boston government. | ||
Just not white people, though. | ||
He said, quote, we make space and spaces for all kinds of specific groups in the city and city government. | ||
This is no different and the elected officials of color has been around for more than a decade. | ||
On Wednesday, the WU spokesperson, Ricardo Patron, said the elected of color group had asked the mayor to host the annual party. | ||
He stressed the event was just one of several happenings throughout the season. | ||
WU is planning a holiday party for all cabinet members, city councilors, and the legislature next week. | ||
And here's the thing about this. | ||
A lot of right-wing people feel really justified when they see a story like this because they say, well, this is racism. | ||
To exclude white people is, this is like segregation. | ||
This is like Jim Crow. | ||
And you'll see people on social media, they think they're so intelligent for pointing this out. | ||
They say, well, this is like segregation in the 40s when we had to drink out of different water fountains. | ||
You're gonna have a safe space for only non-white people, or you're gonna have a space on a campus for only non-white people, or whatever. | ||
And they say, doesn't that mean the Democrats are returning to their roots? | ||
They're the KKK? | ||
And slavery? | ||
And isn't this a modern Jim Crow? | ||
And doesn't this prove that the Democrats are the real racists because they judge people by skin color? | ||
And they feel justified because then they get to say, well, we're the inheritors of MLK. | ||
We're the anti-racists. | ||
We're the non-racists. | ||
But let's think about the logical conclusion of this worldview. | ||
Do we really want to live in a colorblind society? | ||
I don't. | ||
Because color is real. | ||
Color is real. | ||
Race is real. | ||
And when you start to say that any recognition or acknowledgement that there are groups That these groups exist, that there are such people as white people, or black people, or Hispanic people, and they look different, and they act different, and they are different. | ||
If we start to embrace the idea that that is a left-wing idea, if we start to embrace this premise that that is a left-wing idea, that that's evil, or that's in some way prejudicial or bigoted, Then we basically become the party of the left. | ||
Then our values become tolerance. | ||
Then our values become diversity. | ||
If the right adopts this idea from the left out of this misplaced sense of righteousness, the left has defined for generations what is right and wrong. | ||
And they've said that what is right and wrong, what's right, is inclusivity and diversity. | ||
And what that means is more non-white people in America, integration of non-white people in white places, to the detriment of whites. | ||
Now they're pressing the advantage. | ||
Now that whites are in the minority, they want to segregate and exclude the white people and sort of be vindictive. | ||
And white people who are maybe five steps behind say, oh, well now we get to be the ones that are in favor of diversity and inclusivity. | ||
This is a left-wing idea. | ||
Is the right in favor of diversity now? | ||
Is the right in favor of inclusivity? | ||
Are we going to throw a fit because whites aren't included? | ||
And say, we need some inclusivity here, how about more diversity here? | ||
Are we in favor of a multicultural, multiracial holiday party? | ||
I think the right-wing response to this, the correct right-wing response to this, Is to take this as an opportunity to say that if that's how it's going to be, then whites need identity politics too. | ||
I'm actually for white people being excluded. | ||
Because maybe it will aware white people to the idea that we are a group. | ||
That whites are distinct from non-whites. | ||
If we become aware that non-whites Don't want to be with us, and they don't really like us, and they don't trust us, and they want to get together over there, and they feel comfortable excluding us. | ||
Maybe the white people look around at all the other white people and say, hey, we are a group. | ||
We are a group. | ||
We do have something in common. | ||
We are a race. | ||
And develop a sense of a racial consciousness. | ||
And what develops and proceeds from that is the idea that we as a race have certain interests. | ||
That's the basis of white identity politics. | ||
If white people can become aware that they are white, they're not just people living in America. | ||
If white people become aware that they are non-white and we are white, and that is real, it's real in the sense that it's It's very physical. | ||
It's genetics. | ||
It's also real. | ||
There's a reality to it in the sense that it's constructed as well. | ||
The idea of whiteness or non-whiteness, I mean, that may be constructed, but it's just as real. | ||
Because that is an organizing principle. | ||
Non-whites are organizing on the basis that they're not like us. | ||
And there's a shared sense of something going on among the non-whites, whether it's a shared sense of alienation, or a shared sense of grievance, or a shared sense of victimization. | ||
Whatever that is, it's constructed. | ||
And it's real all the same. | ||
And so if white people become aware of this reality of race in our country, again, whether it's genetic or it's a sort of social construction, And we become aware of ourselves as a group, then whites become a group. | ||
Whites, at that moment, when we become conscious of it, start to exist. | ||
And start to exist in politics. | ||
And they start to express A coherent white racial consciousness, a white racial identity, and therefore a white racial interest. | ||
We start to talk of ourselves as white people, and what we want as white people, and what's best for us as white people, or what's best for America from the perspective of us as white people, and what makes us white and what makes them not white. | ||
I'm actually in favor of developing that consciousness. | ||
And I don't think that's a liberal idea. | ||
I mean, the genetic differences between groups is just real. | ||
You don't need to be a leftist or a progressive or a democrat to recognize that they look different from us. | ||
That people look differently. | ||
You don't need to be a progressive democrat to realize that we act differently. | ||
You don't need to be a progressive leftist to understand that we don't necessarily get along all the time. | ||
There always seems to be a barrier that may not be passable between the groups. | ||
That's not a progressive idea. | ||
Actually, quite the opposite. | ||
It's not leftist either. | ||
It's reality. | ||
Of course, the left doesn't see it exactly this way. | ||
The left does not want whites to organize. | ||
The whites have vilified, or rather, the left has vilified whites, and as a consequence, the left does not want whites to exist as a group. | ||
I mean, they are in favor of them having, I mean, they want to be whatever they are, whatever indigenous group, whatever their native country is. | ||
And they want to organize on the basis that they're all not white, and black is beautiful, and Hispanics have a rich culture, and blah blah blah. | ||
They don't want whites to feel pride. | ||
They don't want whites to feel distinct, or distinguished, or anything like that. | ||
And that's fine. | ||
But that's why the right-wing answer to all of this is to assert, contra that, okay, you have your not-white holiday party, we're gonna have a white holiday party. | ||
We're going to celebrate our culture. | ||
You want a nation where every group is just a minority? | ||
Well, be careful what you wish for. | ||
Because the day that whites become a minority in America, a lot of people think this means the ascendancy of the non-white American or a non-white America. | ||
On the contrary. | ||
The day that whites become a minority, they become the largest and probably the most successful minority group in the United States of America. | ||
So some people think this is going to be a triumph. | ||
That's the day that America goes from having a beleaguered, defeated, White majority that has lost dominance to having a very powerful, very wealthy, and racially self-aware, and the largest minority group, and it's going to be white. | ||
I think that's maybe the last thing that they want, and that's not a cult, that's not to say, hey, maybe it's a good thing, but it is to say that it is, there is sort of an irony here that as America becomes less white, white people become more white. | ||
That may sound like the dumbest thing ever. | ||
But as America has fewer white people in it, relatively, the more white people become conscious of their whiteness. | ||
And so maybe 60 years ago, white people could feel comfortable with the idea of tolerance and diversity, because that means that out of 10 people in a given room, or for every 10 people in any given room, there'll be one black person. | ||
Because those were the demographics of America 100 years ago. | ||
Nine whites for every one non-white. | ||
And so maybe at that time people could feel comfortable with race not being salient and race being a construct or race being something that we should ignore. | ||
But as the country becomes relatively more non-white and the, you know, for every ten people in the room it goes from one non-white person to five or six non-white people, you know, those five or four non-white, or rather the five or four white people, out of every ten in a given room, And a concert, or in a shopping mall, or in a school, or in a workplace. | ||
All those white people, they start to look around for familiar faces, for recognizable, similar faces. | ||
And they identify one another, and they make eye contact, and they see another white person as a white person. | ||
And there's sort of a reciprocal recognition. | ||
We're too white people share a knowing glance and they recognize each other as white and they recognize that they have something in common and maybe they have recognized that they have to stick together for survival. | ||
If that's at recess, if that's in a prison yard, if that's in the cafeteria, if that's in a riot, in the middle of a riot situation, And so as the country becomes relatively less white, the white people within the country become, in a sense, more white than they were before. | ||
So you go from a weak majority to the strongest minority. | ||
Maybe that's what needs to happen to awaken the white person. | ||
So, you know, right-wing people need to learn the correct lesson from this, which is not to say, oh, doesn't this show the Democrats are the real racists? | ||
Sorry, are we trying to move in with them? | ||
Are we trying to move into the non-white neighborhood? | ||
I'm not. | ||
I'm not trying to go and be a part of that. | ||
That's the thing, like, Republicans, they always want to point out how the left is hypocritical, but they share the left's ideology. | ||
You know, they'll say about the left, like, oh, they're hypocritical because, like I saw Alex Jones yesterday in his interview with Tucker Carlson, he said, all of the liberal whites, they all live in white neighborhoods. | ||
They push diversity, they push all this woke stuff, but they all live in white neighborhoods. | ||
Isn't that so hypocritical? | ||
And white conservatives love to point that out. | ||
But don't we want to live in white neighborhoods? | ||
What exactly is the argument? | ||
The argument is that they're hypocrites. | ||
Okay. | ||
But it almost seems like boomer white conservatives frame it in such a way where they say, unlike racist left-wing white supremacists and champagne socialists, we want to live in the ghetto. | ||
No, we don't. | ||
Do we? | ||
I don't think so. | ||
So conservatives have been psyoped into becoming the real party of inclusivity and diversity because they've been chortling and calling the left hypocrites for decades. | ||
And we started to believe that by calling the left hypocrites, that we should be real leftists. | ||
In other words, if we look at the champagne socialist, you know, the rich BLM chapter leader, and we say, oh, you love minorities so much, why don't you live with them? | ||
We've been saying that for so long, or rather, conservatives have said that for so long, they started to believe that we all ought to aspire to be left-wing. | ||
And not be hypocritical, we ought to embrace being left-wing. | ||
I've been over here for a long time, like, no. | ||
No, we're not colorblind. | ||
I don't like MLK Jr. | ||
I don't want to live in this country that says it doesn't matter your skin color. | ||
It actually kind of does matter. | ||
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I hate to break it to you. | |
It kind of does. | ||
It kind of always has. | ||
Because skin color is, of course, an outward expression of race, which is real. | ||
So we're not getting mad at people for arbitrarily being a different color. | ||
Their color is an outward genetic expression of other fundamental genetic differences and historical differences and cultural differences, racial differences. | ||
So I see the story and it's like just boomer Dog food. | ||
They fill up the trough with this shit for boomers to get on their knees with all the other barn animals and drink this shit up and say, oh, you know, there go the Democrats! | ||
I see they're going back to their roots of being the KKK and segregationists and the party of slavery. | ||
And it's like, no, America has always been conscious of race. | ||
Every president Up until, like, Bill Clinton has been aware of race, or maybe Ronald Reagan. | ||
So, anyway, I see the holiday party, and what I see here is, like, this is an opportunity for whites to say, okay, you want to have your party, we get to have our party. | ||
That's the beginning of a freedom of association that allows us to differentiate ourselves, and by differentiation, again, | ||
Distinguish ourselves from those groups we get to become self-conscious I Suppose to being the sort of blank slate the canvas upon which non whites will paint Their vision because that's how it is now whites are sort of the default and so we sort of exist in the negative and You know, non-whites. | ||
People that are not the colored people. | ||
And we're the blank canvas. | ||
America, the culturalist, sort of deracinated canvas is here for the blacks, asians, and hispanics to sort of just splash paint on there. | ||
Well, if the blacks and Hispanics and Asians start to say, we're gonna go over here, maybe whites get to be something. | ||
We get to assert ourselves, a positive identity. | ||
We're not just, you know, people that need to be enriched or have real cultures or real peoples or real races come in, you know, minorities. | ||
We get to be, we get to express a racial identity. | ||
You get your party for non-whites, we get our party for whites. | ||
That sounds awesome to me, a party in Boston with only Italians and Irish people. | ||
We don't have to worry about all the Asians that have moved in there recently? | ||
And it's gonna be a real fucking Christmas party, not a Chinese New Year Christmas party? | ||
That sounds great to me! | ||
That sounds great to me! | ||
You know, which party would you rather go to? | ||
You know, you got on the one side... What was that? | ||
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What's the president of Colombia's name? | |
She's got one of those names like Farouk or Chinook. | ||
Or whatever. | ||
You know, on one side of the street you got Chinook and Fanook and Tyrone and, you know, Wendy Wu, Homecoming Warrior, and they're throwing a nondescript neutral holiday party. | ||
It's Chinese New Year. | ||
And then on the other side of the street, you got all the good old boy Italians and Irish. | ||
They're all 60. | ||
They're all racist. | ||
They're all Catholic. | ||
It's a real Christmas party. | ||
There's presents. | ||
There's a Christmas tree. | ||
Santa's there. | ||
And then you have some boomer conservative screeching and saying, I thought the left was a party of inclusivity! | ||
We need to merge these parties! | ||
And I'm like, no. | ||
I'm with the racists on this. | ||
You know what? | ||
If Democrats are saying that blacks, Asians, and Hispanics are going to have their own party, and we can figure out our own thing, I'm like, this is me to the left. | ||
Deal! | ||
You got yourself a deal. | ||
You know, some totally busty, Asian, hot, sexy, Asian female mayor comes up to you and is like, Here's the memo for the latest holiday party. | ||
We're having a colored elected officials party. | ||
You're not invited. | ||
I guess you and all the other Italians and Irish will have to figure something else out for yourselves. | ||
Put her there! | ||
You're telling me we get to throw a real, a real fucking Christmas party with only white people and it's actually Catholic? | ||
And there's no blacks allowed? | ||
Put her there! | ||
Where do I sign? | ||
Hey, pleasure doing business with you. | ||
You know, and who doesn't approve? | ||
Sean Hannity. | ||
Sean Hannity's chimping out in the corner. | ||
But you can't do that! | ||
This is hypocritical! | ||
This is hypocritical! | ||
This is the woke right and the woke left teaming up to be, you know, some Jew is chimping out in the corner. | ||
You can't just do that! | ||
We worked for a hundred years to integrate the country. | ||
To racially integrate the country. | ||
You can't just agree to not enjoy each other's company. | ||
Put her there! | ||
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Coming together to leave each other alone forever, you know? | |
So I'm ready for the racist Christmas party. | ||
Sign me up, okay? | ||
The non-white Christmas party? | ||
Knock yourselves out. | ||
I don't wanna go. | ||
They're gonna be doing a bunch of ethnic food that I want no part of. | ||
I want a real Christmas party. | ||
We're gonna have real Christmas cookies from a real Italian bakery. | ||
Real Christmas food. | ||
Okay? | ||
And the company is going to be great. | ||
You can enjoy your gay, you know, global citizen, secular humanist, slash, Hindu, Eastern party. | ||
We're having a real Catholic Christmas party. | ||
Now get the fuck out of here. | ||
Get the fuck out of here. | ||
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I was about to say something. | |
The non-white Christmas party's down the hall to the left. | ||
Get the fuck out of here, okay? | ||
So, anyway. | ||
So I support it. | ||
I'm with it. | ||
Brianna Wu. | ||
What's her name? | ||
Michelle Wu? | ||
Put her there. | ||
I'm with it. | ||
I agree with Nick Fuentes and Michelle Wu. | ||
This is a match made in heaven. | ||
We're gonna run and we'll be co-mayors. | ||
She could be the mayor of all the non-white people, I could be the mayor of the white people. | ||
Separate Christmas parties, separate neighborhoods, separate voting, separate everything. | ||
Let's do it! | ||
Let's go! | ||
You're telling me Fox News boomers are gonna be, you know, getting mad at me and saying, but you can't, you know, you can't do that! | ||
This is what we wanted! | ||
They just gave it to us and they just sort of reframed it a little bit. | ||
They just said it in reverse. | ||
They said it backwards. | ||
We said, hey, can we have a whites-only society and you're not allowed? | ||
And they were like, no! | ||
That's racist! | ||
How about this though? | ||
We could have a non-white society and you're not allowed as white people. | ||
And we're like, okay, sold. | ||
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Deal. | |
You got it. | ||
Seems a little arbitrary, but you got it. | ||
Anyway, so that's that. | ||
I want to move on though. | ||
That's your Christmas party. | ||
I'm with it. | ||
Sounds like the best Christmas ever. | ||
Best Christmas ever, right guys? | ||
I support this. | ||
Let's not be sawed by Sean Hannity into this racial integration business. | ||
Okay, racial integration. | ||
You're telling me we're now the party of racial integration? | ||
Since when? | ||
Racial integration is being debated again? | ||
Finally! | ||
I thought the left won that debate years ago. | ||
We're gonna complain about it? | ||
They put it back on the menu. | ||
What's next? | ||
They're gonna start saying like, you know, gay people are refusing to get married? | ||
You know, then that'll be the day conservatives start to say, hey, I thought you supported gay marriage! | ||
So they're putting all this stuff back on the menu. | ||
They're putting all these debates back on the menu and they're just sort of arguing them, but backwards. | ||
So, I'll take it. | ||
Non-white Christmas party? | ||
Fine. | ||
As long as we can have a whites-only Christmas party and no non-white people are allowed. | ||
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Deal! | |
Sounds like a deal! | ||
We can make certain exceptions, though. | ||
We can make some exceptions for the cool ones, but... But as a rule, it's like, you gotta know the password or whatever. | ||
You know. | ||
Gotta give the secret Klan handshake. | ||
That's a joke, of course. | ||
I don't support the KKK. | ||
But wouldn't that be funny? | ||
You gotta give me the secret Klan handshake before you get into the Christmas party. | ||
We may teach it to some black people, but not all of them. | ||
For obvious reasons. | ||
You know. | ||
A-Y-A-K? | ||
Are you a Klansman? | ||
No, kidding. | ||
I don't support the Ku Klux Klan at all. | ||
But that is sort of funny. | ||
It's sort of a funny premise to a joke. | ||
Usually I keep my mouse here. | ||
I'm keeping it here, though, for this show. | ||
Anyway, so that's that. | ||
I want to move on. | ||
I want to talk about... What is it? | ||
The Freemason Handshake? | ||
All right, but we're gonna move on. | ||
I want to talk about our other... You get some totally... some guy's black as night, a Klansman I am. | ||
You're like, okay, he's cool. | ||
He's cool. | ||
No, guys, he's cool. | ||
No, we invited him. | ||
He brought the monkey bread. | ||
Yo, it's Bryson. | ||
No, kidding, kidding, kidding, kidding. | ||
That's a joke. | ||
It's a joke. | ||
I love all people, but let's not pretend that we're in favor of multiracialism. | ||
Okay, I want to move on to our featured story, which is about the Department of Education. | ||
And they're continuing to go after these universities for anti-Semitism. | ||
This is from the New York Times. | ||
So we've been covering this all week. | ||
Where Columbia, Harvard, and the University of Pennsylvania have been attacked by the media because apparently their response to anti-Semitism has been insufficient. | ||
So these universities are being called racist, anti-Semitic, whatever. | ||
And on Monday, the president of University of Pennsylvania was fired by the board. | ||
At Harvard, they're really trying to get the president out there, although the board has defended her. | ||
Now, the Department of Education today has announced that they're investigating six additional schools for anti-Semitism. | ||
And this is the story. | ||
It says, quote, The Education Department announced investigations into six more colleges and universities on Tuesday, adding to a growing list of institutions that the agency is examining over complaints of campus discrimination. | ||
The schools named by the department were Stanford, the University of California Los Angeles, the University of California San Diego, the University of Washington Seattle, Rutgers University in New Jersey, and Whitman College in Washington State. | ||
The investigations into some of the most prominent West Coast institutions come weeks after the Education Department opened similar inquiries into a number of elite East Coast schools, including Harvard, Cornell, Columbia, and UPenn. | ||
Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Department routinely investigates complaints against universities that report discrimination based on shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics. | ||
The agency regularly looks into Title VI complaints of all types against smaller public school districts and large research universities, but clashes on college campuses since the outbreak of violence in Israel and Gaza have produced a flurry of new investigations since October. | ||
As of this week, 21 of the 29 investigations the department has opened into post-secondary schools this year have come since the initial October 7th attack by Hamas. | ||
At Stanford, more than 2,000 alumni have signed an open letter to the university's leaders accusing them of failing to stem growing expressions of hate and persecution against the university's Jewish community. | ||
Last week, Representative Josh Gothheimer, Democrat of New Jersey, sent a letter to the President of Rutgers criticizing a campus event for providing a platform for well-known anti-Semites. | ||
Rutgers also briefly suspended the Newark chapter of the Student Bar Association of the Law School in November after the association moved to oust an Orthodox Jewish member. | ||
On Monday, the university suspended the New Brunswick campus' chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine, a group suspended at other schools, including Columbia, over what its students' leaders said were nebulous and unsubstantiated complaints and an attempt to conflate protected speech activity with violence. | ||
A Rutgers spokeswoman said on Monday that the school was notified this week that the Education Department had opened an investigation into alleged incidents of harassment in October and November 2023 of students on the basis of their national origin, which is their shared Jewish ancestry and or Israel. | ||
So, more schools are being investigated for anti-Semitism. | ||
What else is new? | ||
What else is there to say? | ||
The Jews control the country. | ||
Isn't it obvious at this point that they have Congress in their pocket, they have the Department of Education in their pocket, they have the State Department in their pocket, they have Wall Street in their pocket, they have Hollywood in their pocket, and they have all these universities in their pocket as well. | ||
Through those other means. | ||
Isn't it apparent at this point that that's what's going on? | ||
I mean, does it even need to be said? | ||
I guess that's it. | ||
I guess that's it. | ||
I mean, I don't really... Are we really gonna do the whole song and dance? | ||
I mean, we've covered this story for 60 long days. | ||
More. | ||
More than that. | ||
It's day, like, 64 since the war in Gaza broke out. | ||
And it's been totally ridiculous. | ||
Israel gets attacked, and right away we give them all this money. | ||
And we send our aircraft carriers there. | ||
And Joe Biden goes out there. | ||
And we say we'll go to war to defend Israel. | ||
And we veto Security Council resolutions critical of Israel. | ||
We're the only country out of 10 in the General Assembly, 10 out of 153, that vote in favor of Israel's position, which is against the ceasefire. | ||
These prominent governments in Europe and the United States are cracking down on anti-Israel protests, threatening to deport people or arrest people for protesting Israel, saying that should be the basis of citizenship. | ||
There's been censorship on social media, and the social media platforms that don't censor, there's calls for those platforms to be banned. | ||
The platforms that don't censor, like TikTok and X, are called to be banned from the United States of America, or to be bankrupted, or for there to be boycotts by their advertisers. | ||
On university campuses where it happens, either the anti-Israel demonstrations are shut down. | ||
If they're not, the school presidents are overwhelmed and overthrown. | ||
Congressional hearings are called. | ||
The first act of the new Speaker of the House is to pass an aid package for Israel. | ||
Wall Street is creating a blacklist, and so is, apparently, Dave Portnoy for anyone that's anti-Israel. | ||
Now the Department of Education's opening up Title VI civil rights investigations against schools that don't crack down. | ||
The media, wall to wall, they fire correspondents if they're not pro-Israel. | ||
MSNBC fired three of their correspondents on pro-Palestine, or rather on Israel and Palestine because they were pro-Palestine or not sufficiently pro-Israel. | ||
Elon Musk is forced to go on a Twitter space with Bibi Netanyahu after he visits the country and looks at these ridiculous displays of crib and everything else and he tells Bibi Netanyahu how he's right about everything and they ban from the river to the sea from the platform. | ||
And it just goes on and on and on and on like that. | ||
I don't know how people don't see it. | ||
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I mean... | |
If you don't see it, you're not paying attention. | ||
And if you do see it, but you don't believe it, you're an idiot. | ||
That's it. | ||
I don't know what else there even is to say at this point. | ||
It's 60 days of Jewish flexing at the highest levels of society everywhere. | ||
And what you encounter is that everywhere where somebody challenges the official narrative, which is the pro-Israel position, you get these fanatical, like, maniacs, and they go, what, so you like dead Jews? | ||
So you think Jews should die? | ||
It's just totally crazy. | ||
Totally Orwellian, and I hate that expression, but it's just, that's what it is. | ||
It is like a dystopian nightmare, like a totalitarian thought control. | ||
Because it is so everywhere, and the minute you begin to point it out, or the minute you challenge the pro-Israel position on the war, whether it's a radio show, or it's Congress, or it's television, or social media, these guys like Piers Morgan, the rebuttals always, they're calling for, well you support genociding the Jews? | ||
It's totally insane! | ||
It's insane! | ||
It's crazy. | ||
And look, if they control the universities, they control the country. | ||
Because these days, you get a college degree and you may still be working at McDonald's. | ||
And the point is, there are a lot of underemployed people in the country. | ||
So they can afford to be picky. | ||
If you're getting the boot from an Ivy League school because you're an anti-Semite, then that means they control every high-level position in America. | ||
Every high-level position, every high-level profession in the United States of America is selected and filtered through these schools. | ||
And so if you're at one of these schools right now, you're at an elite school or a school where there's a lot of Jews or whatever, and you voice an anti-Israel sentiment, it is being catalogued, your name is being put on a list somewhere, and when you graduate your degree won't mean shit because of this current controversy. | ||
They're gonna hire the people from these schools that never said anything against Israel. | ||
And they're going to know because the Department of Education and Congress and Bill Ackman and Dave Portnoy and Ronald Lauder and all the rest are all over it. | ||
What does that tell you about society? | ||
Imagine you go to a prestigious law school and you get hired by a law firm and then they find out that you said something anti-Israel. | ||
What's going to happen to you? | ||
Imagine you go to an elite business school and you go and work on one of the big investment banks on Wall Street and they find out you said something anti-Israel. | ||
What's going to happen to you? | ||
Let's say you go to Congress And you work as a staffer on Capitol Hill, or maybe become a congressman or something, and they find out that you're a fan of Nick Fuentes, or you liked a Nick Fuentes tweet on Twitter once, or you were in a meeting with him, God forbid. | ||
What's gonna happen to you? | ||
Doesn't this tell you the degree to which they control everything? | ||
If they control the filtering process for all of the American elites. | ||
And it's like the prerequisite is you just can't offend Jews. | ||
Which means you really can't be a real Christian. | ||
And you can't be a real patriot. | ||
If you go out there and say it's America first, not Israel. | ||
If you say it's about Christ first, if you don't believe in Jesus, you're wrong. | ||
You're out. | ||
You're done. | ||
That's who runs our society. | ||
They hate our country. | ||
They hate our God. | ||
And if you're not on board with that, your diploma is null and void and your career stops here. | ||
That's what that means, especially when they go for the schools. | ||
You may think, oh, they control the State Department and they control whatever else that is visible. | ||
When you see the degree to which they control the academic system in the country, then you realize where the real flex is. | ||
Then you realize that it's all about the people. | ||
No, the personnel is the policy, and it's about the people. | ||
It's about the very intelligent, very hard-working, very motivated people that are exceptional enough, they get into a good school, specifically the white ones, I suppose, not the affirmative action ones. | ||
And the most brilliant white people that are going to run our society and become decision makers, they're filtered through the schools and through these institutions, but they're being filtered If you're a patriot and a Christian, you get filtered out. | ||
As such, we have a society that's run by the best and brightest that are not Christian or not patriot. | ||
If they're patriotic Christians, they got filtered out a long time ago. | ||
What is the implication for our country? | ||
That it's graduating class after class of affirmative action non-whites who hate white people and are totally fucking liberal and Jews and submissive white people. | ||
White people that are liberal, white people that hate themselves, white people that would never challenge Israel or Jewish power, they're not Christian. | ||
What do you think happens? | ||
That's how they steer the ship. | ||
That's how they reproduce generation after generation of leadership that will never reorient the country back to a sensible position. | ||
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So that's that. | |
Yeah. | ||
But I want to move on. | ||
It's going to be a shorter show tonight because I, you know, I just, there's not a lot to talk about tonight. | ||
So we're going to move on. | ||
We'll take a look at the Super Chats. | ||
Probably don't have a ton because I got started real late here. | ||
Got started at 3 a.m. | ||
Well, we got, we got a decent amount actually. | ||
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Okay. | |
Let me get my headset. | ||
And get set up here. | ||
See what you guys have to say. | ||
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Okay. | |
All right. | ||
All right. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Let me turn this down. | ||
I don't get ear raped. | ||
Benjamin Stack sent $10, China controlling U.S. | ||
is a joke, but are you not concerned with the transhumanists? | ||
This is where Alex may be right. | ||
Exponential AI, biotech, Neuralink, and robotics gives the J-elite more control on humanity. | ||
You mentioned Ted Kay on surrogate activity, thoughts on his anti-tech philosophy? | ||
No, I'm not super concerned about the transhumanists. | ||
Because that's a universal problem. | ||
That's a problem that, it's a problem which is technology. | ||
But the problem is not the technology itself, the problem is who controls it. | ||
So once again it becomes a political problem. | ||
The political problem is that Jews control the country. | ||
Okay, to put it extremely simply, and to be a bit reductive. | ||
So, you know, the political problem is not even that we have an open border. | ||
We have an open border because of the political problem. | ||
Same thing with this. | ||
And I just don't even believe a lot of that stuff. | ||
I am not... When you look at some of these people, a lot of people are very concerned about AI, which makes me feel that it is, um, maybe deserves a second look. | ||
But I've never been very afraid of AI. | ||
I feel like they will never create artificial general intelligence. | ||
I don't think that'll ever happen. | ||
I think that... The AI products that they have put out are... I mean, they're interesting, but they're very simple. | ||
You look at ChatGPT and I imagine they've got something far more advanced. | ||
But ChatGPT is sort of the most compelling product using AI that they've created so far. | ||
And it's retarded. | ||
It doesn't think. | ||
It's not intelligent. | ||
It's a machine. | ||
It's a calculator. | ||
Input goes in, output comes out. | ||
But a machine will never possess Will or understanding? | ||
A machine has memory, and it has a type of understanding, but it will never have will, and it will never have true understanding. | ||
All a machine knows is what you tell it. | ||
So, will we develop artificial intelligence that will become efficient at particular tasks? | ||
I think so. | ||
But when they come up with this idea that AI will begin to improve itself and then it'll become super godlike intelligence I don't know if I believe that will ever happen and I'm I don't understand it on a technical level But from a philosophical point of view, I just don't think that machines can do that I think machines are fundamentally incapable of true intelligence. | ||
I think they can imitate intelligence. | ||
I think they can simulate intelligence But I don't think machines are intelligent. | ||
So the idea that a machine will act. | ||
Machines can't act. | ||
Man can act. | ||
Machines can't decide. | ||
Man can decide. | ||
The idea that a machine is going to become smart and like become aware and make decisions and sort of come up with schemes and things and execute it according to like an independent | ||
Will I don't think that will ever happen and then maybe I'm I'll be proven wrong But because all the experts disagree all the experts say we should be very afraid and it's gonna be catastrophic But I'm very I'll say this I'll say I'm skeptical I'm not gonna say it's not gonna happen, but I'll say I'm skeptical and the transhumanism thing seems like a sort of niche philosophy and I don't see it happening. | ||
Where is that happening? | ||
I know they all talk about it. | ||
That just seems like another niche sort of new age thing. | ||
I don't know if I'm sold on that. | ||
You know. | ||
We don't see any real life extension. | ||
We don't see any interface between machine and technology, or machine and man, at least not yet. | ||
And the AI that we have now, I'm just not really impressed. | ||
People are saying, whoa, you know, AI is doing all these great things. | ||
I mean, it's like an advanced Google search. | ||
AI is, to me, it's like an advanced Google search. | ||
You put in an input and it gives you a more sophisticated output. | ||
It can summarize things. | ||
You know, it can answer questions. | ||
But if you've really played around with AI, It's dumb. | ||
So... That's my amateur opinion on that. | ||
But I'm not worried about transhumanists, because it's not... it's also not imminent or urgent. | ||
The Jewish thing has been around forever, and it's real, and it's happening right now. | ||
When people talk about transhumanism, to me, that's Candyland. | ||
That's like saying, you know, Nibiru and Planet X. No one's ever seen it, pal. | ||
People talk about aliens. | ||
What if there's aliens? | ||
Okay, yeah, that may be so, but there's Jews running our country right now, so... Transhumanism, to me, is like another one of these, um, sort of red herring, diversion things that you can Defer having any serious opinion about what's happening now You know, it's like one guy's complaining about the the sort of warlord that controls the neighborhood and you go in and say yeah, but what about What about the Hamburglar? | ||
The real the real problem is the Hamburglar and the boogeyman and boba Lodge, you know, it's like Yeah, okay, maybe Goffs DDFGH sent $10, what do you think about Jews who end up being anti-Zionist and how they end up being treated? | ||
Jews are loyal to themselves and how can that end up being a weak point for them? | ||
Also, Elon Musk can bring you back to Twitter because they will end up running an anti-Semitism campaign against him. | ||
Allies. - That's a dumb question. - Devin Higgison sent $100. - What even is the question? | ||
What do you think about Jews who end up being anti-Zionist and how they end up being treated? | ||
What does that mean? | ||
Can you give me an example? | ||
What does that mean? | ||
Jews are loyal to themselves and how can that end up being a weak point for them? | ||
Can you learn to speak English first? | ||
then ask the question when you learn to speak English. | ||
Devin Higgison sent $100. | ||
Pizzagate is real. | ||
Elon is noticing. | ||
We are so vindicated. | ||
Pizzagate is real. | ||
Very sus. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah, you see this thing on Etsy where it's like $4,000 to download a image of pizza. | ||
Very bizarre stuff. | ||
I always thought that was real. | ||
It was too fucking weird for it not to be real. | ||
Where you had these bizarre art pieces and that Instagram page where they're posting that was some really disturbing stuff a lot of you kids these days you're too young to remember I know a lot of people think I'm a kid I'm not a kid anymore but that stuff was really big in 2016 and there was definitely something weird going on We're at the basement of Comet Ping Pong. | ||
They're talking about posting these pictures of naked kids or kids tied up and artwork and talking about these really sort of like vulgar comments, innuendo. | ||
and the James Alphantis connection to Brock and the connection to the Podestas and and then they have a Pizzagate conspiracy theorist shoot the place up and what does he do he goes in and shoots the hard drive on their computer nice cover-up so a lot of weird weird stuff was going on back then and it's weird to this day Keleton sent $3. | ||
Thoughts on schizoid personality disorder? | ||
You mentioned a few years ago that you thought you might have it. | ||
Shut up. | ||
I love thoughts on this. | ||
Shut the fuck up. | ||
Retard. | ||
Blinny and Joyer 2137 sent $10. | ||
Semi-common Polish talking point against the Jukendlik stink. | ||
You sound like Black when he's like, thoughts? | ||
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Hey, thoughts? | |
How about a fucking coherent sentence? | ||
That's funny. | ||
And they're right. | ||
But that's funny. | ||
It's true, and that's like I said the other day. | ||
talking point against the Jew candle extinguisher Braun. | ||
He's hurt our country's security by angering the Americans. | ||
We know which lobby is the strongest there. | ||
Who actually runs America's common knowledge among your own armies? | ||
They just don't know you're not supposed to say it. - That's funny. | ||
And they're right. | ||
But that's funny. | ||
It's true. | ||
And that's like I said the other day, everyone knows it except for us. - What a guy sent $3, you white white boy. | ||
Lethal- LethalAnimal sent $50. | ||
Hey Nick, I've been watching your content for two months now. | ||
It's quickly changed me a lot and I've gone from being atheist to recently a Christian. | ||
In the moment I made the decision to accept God, the power and appreciation I started to feel is something I hadn't expected to happen. | ||
Please don't say anything bad about gay people this one time. | ||
Love. | ||
Hey, thanks a lot, buddy. | ||
Well, I'm glad to hear that you've become Christian. | ||
I don't know, I haven't really talked too much about Christianity lately. | ||
I mean, not like apologetics or anything. | ||
But I'm glad to hear that. | ||
In the moment I made a decision to serve God, the power to preach something I hadn't expected. | ||
Pleased to say anything bad about gay people this one time. | ||
Well, you're just baiting me now. | ||
I'm not saying anything bad about gay people. | ||
I'm saying being gay or doing gay things is a sin. | ||
That's not talking bad about anybody. | ||
It's just wrong. | ||
And you should stop identifying that way. | ||
What kind of man identifies that way? | ||
What kind of man goes around and says they're gay? | ||
I mean, I understand that men may be gay, but to go out and say that, it's like you've already lost the plot, pal. | ||
So that's just like, but that's just like, that's faggotry. | ||
That's you being gay. | ||
That's your still being a gay guy talking. | ||
Please don't say anything bad about gay people this time. | ||
Shut the fuck up, gay guy. | ||
Uh, yeah, you gotta cut that out, okay? | ||
But thanks anyway. | ||
for Chad. | ||
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Glad to hear. | |
I think you're a Christian. | ||
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$10. | |
What's the play after Trump's second term? | ||
Don Jr. and the rest of the Trumps are Israel shills. | ||
Yay, seems wishy-washy. | ||
And so far, no one else has stepped up to the play to pursue an America... | ||
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Shut up. | |
What's the play after Trump's second term? | ||
Shut up. | ||
Shut the fuck up. | ||
Rape caviar sent $10. | ||
With a population of around 2,000, Poland is one of the least Jewish developed nations in the West. | ||
After the fire extinguisher video dropped, many Poles are becoming red-pilled. | ||
Not condoning the painter's atrocities, but could it be possible he was passing the torch to another people? | ||
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No. | |
You think Hitler? | ||
Hitler's rolling over in his grave at the mere suggestion that he was passing the torch to Polish people. | ||
Millennial Groeper sent $20. | ||
You've said how Ye was really into infrastructure. | ||
Did you and him ever talk about potential solutions for solving traffic in cities like how Elon wanted to build a more sophisticated underground network in L.A.? | ||
Geralt sent $15. | ||
Please unban Talibro-Kinu. | ||
Pretty Fly White Guy sent $3. | ||
Bedtime. | ||
Why are these fucking disappearing? | ||
Ossie Growerper sent $20. | ||
Hey Nick, love the show. | ||
Can you please wish my friend Christophella Merry Christmas? | ||
I spent all his gift money on this super chat. | ||
Hey, Merry Christmas to your friend. | ||
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Hope it's a good one. | |
Merry Christmas! | ||
I'm full of holiday cheer right now, can you tell? | ||
Merry Christmas. | ||
Haslittle sent $50, in before people complain about the start time. | ||
No one did actually. | ||
I took an oath to KRD for NJF that doesn't go away just because I'm sleepy. | ||
You're the only one talking about people complaining, but thanks for the super chat. | ||
Edgemaster69 sent $3, all porn is gay porn. | ||
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Hot take! | |
Hot take, beast! | ||
Yeah. | ||
What, you think I'm an idiot? | ||
Yeah. | ||
What do you think I'm an idiot? | ||
Same as that. | ||
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No. | |
No, and, uh, you know, I was raised being called Nicholas, actually. | ||
And I just started getting called Nick when I was in school. | ||
So, I don't, I don't like, I just don't, I don't like people saying my name in general. | ||
If I don't know you, don't say my name. | ||
I just don't like it. | ||
People, people say my name like they know me. | ||
It's like, you don't know me. | ||
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They'll go, hey Nick, hey Nick. | |
You don't know me. | ||
Don't say my name. | ||
Don't look at me. | ||
Don't look at me. | ||
Don't talk to me. | ||
Don't say my name. | ||
So yeah, not the biggest fan of that. | ||
French Catholics sent $5. | ||
Discrepancy between what whites say and do. | ||
White libs when polled have the biggest in-group aversion yet live in whiter areas than most other groups. | ||
The trend suggests more in-group aversion, not less, though as you said, the opposite would be helpful. | ||
When libs polled have the biggest in-group aversion yet live in whiter areas, the trend suggests more in-group aversion. | ||
Not less, although as you said, okay, I'm... | ||
Nicknatenate sent $100, hey Nick, God bless from Australia. | ||
Noticed you're going viral for listing the Jewish control of universities etc. | ||
Don't forget, Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Google, YouTube, Android, Gmail, Netflix, Disney etc. | ||
Also my wife wanted to say Bianca Sensori looks like a bush pig, shame she led Kanye back to demons. | ||
We're praying Ye finds God again. | ||
Well, don't insult the man's wife. | ||
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I mean, that's not cool. | |
But thanks for the big... yeah, it's really... you're a real fuckin' genius. | ||
Real class act with the super chat. | ||
really know how to navigate interpersonal relations hey don't forget hey Nick I see you said one thing don't forget to say this thing also you know your friend well fuck his wife wow that's really a real fucking genius French Catholic sent three dollars your feelings on Christian futurism presently do you still see value in that sort of future slash technological I don't know, dude. | ||
It doesn't matter. | ||
Yeah, I remember when you told me last week. | ||
Thank you. | ||
about Tucker for VP. | ||
Based or CIA plot? | ||
Would you rather have Vivek or Tucker? | ||
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I don't know, dude. | |
It doesn't matter. | ||
Ibra Ibrek sent $3. | ||
Did you check out Paul Graham, billionaire on X, said Israel is working with Silicon Valley to shut down... | ||
I remember when you told me last week. | ||
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Thank you. | |
Matthew sent $3. | ||
You don't hear anything about the Gaza war because Israel paid off all satellite data firms to stop sharing satellite... | ||
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I know. | |
I covered it. | ||
Natsuk Greek Grecoid sent $3, I got blocked by the official Israel Twitter account, should I print it out and frame it? | ||
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Okay, shut the fuck up. | |
Ebre Ebrek sent $5, why aren't you for Vivek? | ||
Ben, Dave and the Zion have an allergic reaction to him. | ||
He called out Dason for censor and Haley's at con Israel was- Okay, shut up. | ||
Syoptgrunt sent $10, can I please be the one to stare Adam Green in the face while I take the firing pin out of his M4 and hand it back to him before we send him to the front lines in South Sudan? | ||
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What? | |
Smarty sent $10, here in Australia new housing developments are constantly being created and they're being predominantly filled with the third world. | ||
It's bizarre because the architecture, service infrastructure, covenants and local council bylaws are the result Smarty sent $10, two halves and at first glance it appears like a classic white picket fence white neighborhood. | ||
Obviously a tragedy but it will be interesting to see in years to come how local government authorities will maintain standards in these neighborhoods when they slowly transition into the third world. | ||
Thank you for sharing. | ||
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Polly Palooza sent $3, if the Jews win their civil war versus the black gays we should invade Greenland and rename it Whiteland. | ||
I love White Claw. | ||
Britt Peach sent $20, great to listen to the show live for the first time. | ||
When are you debating peers? | ||
Bastarisk sent $10, I saw one of those Christmas projectors but they had it aimed up into their tree branches. | ||
I couldn't see the branches against the night sky so it just looked like hundreds of bright green fireflies flying above their house. | ||
General Zoomer sent $4, hey! | ||
Zoomer sent $4, hey, smile. | ||
Glossenglute sent $3, look I'm sorry about the last super chat I sent. | ||
I take it back. | ||
Beardson and Wurzel even put me on Santa's nice list. | ||
Christopher L. sent $10, might a renewed awareness of pagan history be needed, if not only to reconnect with our ethnic heritage but even to understand better why our ancestors... Hitler 6000 sent $3, hey buddy. | ||
Long time no superchat. | ||
Had to pop in to say hello and that I hope you're doing well. | ||
Love you man. | ||
Alright, that's your last Super Chat. | ||
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Ugh. | |
Horrible, dude. | ||
This is fucking horrible That was brutal I Ugh! | ||
Alright, that's gonna do it for me. | ||
That was not enjoyable. | ||
That's gonna do it for- Wow, this is the 4 a.m. | ||
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crowd, clearly. | |
Do I have a towel here? | ||
I spilled water on my desk. | ||
That's gonna do it for me. | ||
That's- I can't do any more. | ||
I cannot do another Super Chat. | ||
Remember to follow me here on Rumble and Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
I'm on the air Monday through Friday. | ||
At night. | ||
Thanks to all our Super Chatters tonight. | ||
Special thanks to Devin Higgison and Nick Nat Nate. | ||
Special thanks to them. | ||
Thanks to all our Super Chatters and everybody that watches the show. | ||
We love you. | ||
I'll see you tomorrow. | ||
Until then, have a great rest of your evening. | ||
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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. |