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And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | |
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nenea, Sarah Taylor. | ||
It's not interesting, 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. | ||
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
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I've never heard of it. | |
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism. | ||
We'll be our freedom. | ||
I've never heard of it. | ||
Who's that? | ||
They, they see America merely as a vessel. | ||
I mean, only, only a class of people so rootless Because if you view America in such a way as merely a vessel for abstractions, right? | ||
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We're gonna smash your brain in with the Bible, idiot. | |
We're going to smash your brain in with the Bible, idiot. | ||
And I'm addicted to the serotonin rush. | ||
Where's enough enough, babe? | ||
Where's enough enough, babe? | ||
Just eat a Big Mac and soup, bitch. | ||
The angel here can move a country in a peaceful place. | ||
The money has to stop the line. | ||
It's not a last line. | ||
The angel here can move a country in a peaceful place. | ||
The money has to stop the line. | ||
It's not a last line. | ||
It's not a last line. | ||
We're not allowed to make jokes anymore. | ||
We're not allowed to make jokes. | ||
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It's not money. | |
Sipping wine. | ||
Having some pasta. | ||
Having some pizza. | ||
Oh. | ||
I'm weird. | ||
I'm normal. | ||
I'm the... | ||
Well, I'm not normal. | ||
I'm expensive. | ||
I'm poor. | ||
I'm original. | ||
All right. | ||
I'm an original. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
One person raised his voice. | ||
The teacher couldn't believe it. | ||
The classroom couldn't believe it either. | ||
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. | ||
America first. | ||
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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 with you here tonight on Monday. | ||
We have a lot to talk about. | ||
Lots to get into. | ||
Big show. | ||
Gonna be a big show tonight. | ||
Huge featured story. | ||
Breaking news. | ||
We have a decision from the U.S. | ||
Supreme Court. | ||
On President Trump's eligibility to appear on the 2024 presidential ballot just in time for the Super Tuesday primaries, which will take place tonight. | ||
Later tonight, it's actually Tuesday morning that I'm filming this for posterity. | ||
So tonight is Super Tuesday. | ||
It's 15 states voting. | ||
By the end of the night, 1,151 delegates will have been allocated in the Republican primary. | ||
And there had been a major outstanding question as to whether or not President Trump was eligible to appear on the ballot. | ||
His eligibility was challenged in three states, specifically in Colorado, where there was a major lawsuit. | ||
And that was the big case that was just decided today. | ||
And the Supreme Court decided unanimously a 9-0 vote that Donald Trump is eligible. | ||
Defeating the challenge by the state of Colorado and creating the precedent he will now be eligible on all ballots in all states. | ||
The majority decision goes even further than that. | ||
There is unanimity as to Trump's eligibility in Colorado and nationally, but the majority decision, of which there was some dissent, went a little further than that. | ||
It actually said that only by an act of Congress can a candidate be barred from seeking federal office under the 14th Amendment. | ||
And there was dissent by the three liberal judges and Amy Coney Barrett. | ||
So, we'll talk all about the decision and the details and all of that, but it's pretty straightforward. | ||
It's also not unexpected. | ||
Everybody basically knew that Trump would be allowed on the ballot. | ||
I said as much when it first happened. | ||
It happened a long time ago. | ||
I think last year they said that Trump may face these challenges. | ||
And I said from the beginning, it's really not a big deal. | ||
And I also said, I mean, it is and it isn't. | ||
It was never going to stand. | ||
It's significant in other ways though. | ||
I talked a little bit about that on Thursday last week. | ||
But Like I said, pretty straightforward. | ||
They try to take him off under a very dubious... What would you call that? | ||
Mechanism? | ||
Because the 14th Amendment doesn't include any language for that and the context is that it came after the Civil War. | ||
So, I don't think that was ever going to work. | ||
It was never viable. | ||
But anyway, we'll talk about all that. | ||
We'll also be talking tonight, if we have time, time permitting, about George Galloway, the anti-Zionist Member of Parliament who was just elected in a by-election in the United Kingdom. | ||
Doesn't really matter too much for our purposes, but pretty interesting. | ||
All the Muslims in the United Kingdom voted for this anti-Zionist white leftist or white liberal. | ||
And his platform was opposing the Israeli genocide in Gaza. | ||
There's a big controversy in the UK. | ||
They are reassuring all the Jews. | ||
All the Jewish groups came out and complained. | ||
And then you ask yourself, wait a minute, what do you mean by Jewish groups? | ||
Oh, you don't know? | ||
The hundreds of Jewish federations and Affinity groups and organizations that exist all around the world and they all talk to each other and they all work together. | ||
It's not a conspiracy. | ||
There is no such thing as an international Jew to suggest that would be a conspiracy. | ||
And yet, but these organizations do exist and they're not happy that a Member of Parliament was elected criticizing Israel. | ||
Not allowed to do that. | ||
So, we'll talk about his victory and some of the pushback. | ||
Pretty funny stuff. | ||
So, that'll be our show. | ||
Before we get into it, I want to remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble and Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
Follow me on Telegram and smash the like button if you're watching on Rumble. | ||
If you're watching the replay or the live stream, smash the like button. | ||
If you're watching this in the future. | ||
Cuz. | ||
Just cuz. | ||
I don't know, is there a real reason that the liked videos get boosted? | ||
I've been wondering that. | ||
Because I always, it's always the viewers in the live chat, they're like, make sure everybody hits the like button. | ||
And it makes sense on YouTube, because on YouTube your video gets boosted in the algorithm if there's a lot of likes on it, but I don't... | ||
Know how Rumble works. | ||
I'm not even verified. | ||
They won't verify me. | ||
That's fine. | ||
It's fine. | ||
I'm just happy to be here. | ||
It's fine if I get treated like a black person in the Jim Crow era. | ||
I'm actually becoming a little more sympathetic. | ||
You know, there's a famous clip that my detractors use where years ago I said something like, Big deal, they had to drink out of a separate water fountain. | ||
Get over it! | ||
I'm becoming quite sympathetic because that's how I'm treated. | ||
Use the back door, use the Groyper bathroom, no verification for you. | ||
No, we won't give you a contract. | ||
You get treated like a black N-word? | ||
Now try being a Groyper. | ||
Anywhere, in any space. | ||
And it's like, oh, you know, he's okay. | ||
He's a groiper. | ||
Yeah, he's a groiper. | ||
Groiper bathroom is down the hall to the left. | ||
Some outhouse. | ||
Says something like, stupid goyim. | ||
You know, some Jew scrawled stupid goyim on the bathroom stall wall. | ||
This is what it's like to live in an apartheid state. | ||
United States? | ||
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Apartheid states. | |
I'm getting sick of it. | ||
How about groypers will be free from ocean to ocean? | ||
From the Mississippi River to the Atlantic Ocean, groypers will be freed. | ||
And not discriminated against. | ||
I'm getting sick of it. | ||
I really, lately, you know, it's always sort of a battle, just like the struggle of black people. | ||
It's like, do we go full George Floyd and just chimp? | ||
Do we chimp out and say, you know what? | ||
Fuck your white property. | ||
We're burning down the block. | ||
And they're like, how does that help gripers? | ||
And you're like, we've suffered for some, for a handful of years. | ||
So do you go full chimp, you know, grow out the afro, grow out the amphibious mucus membrane as an expression of identity? | ||
And, you know, we're kind of like, you know, down with the struggle? | ||
Or, are we more assimilationist, you know, we're more like, you know, Groyper wearing a shirt and tie, trying to blend in with the regular people? | ||
Take the diplomatic approach. | ||
We don't want to scare the white people. | ||
We don't want to scare the Jews. | ||
Keep that rape, kill, and die stuff away. | ||
We don't want to scare the Jews in the suburbs. | ||
We want them to vote for our civil rights. | ||
I don't know, you know, it's always a struggle. | ||
I don't know what approach to take. | ||
Do I get on the table at Rumble headquarters? | ||
Like Bobby Shmurda and say, you can't fucking control me! | ||
Or do I say, thank you, sir. | ||
Thank you for letting me have a channel. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't know what to do. | ||
I don't know how I'm supposed to approach it. | ||
Well, I lately have been approaching it just saying, hey, glad to have the platform. | ||
Thank you, master. | ||
It was hot in the field. | ||
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It was so hot. | |
But anyway. | ||
So that's that. | ||
But let me know in the live chat, let me know in the comments, do you want a Super Tuesday stream? | ||
Because Super Tuesday is tonight. | ||
15 states. | ||
800 and some delegates awarded tonight. | ||
So, but we know Trump will literally win them all. | ||
Trump is gonna win all 15. | ||
By a lot. | ||
He's gonna win almost all the delegates. | ||
So is it even interesting to watch? | ||
I don't even know what we'd be watching for. | ||
I was thinking that I would do a Super Tuesday stream forever, but the South Carolina stream, nobody really watched. | ||
Nobody even did- well, not nobody, but no one really cared. | ||
No one else even did one! | ||
Charlie Kirk didn't do one. | ||
Nobody was streaming it. | ||
So, Super Tuesday it's more states, but it's like, okay, same result. | ||
Trump's gonna win every single one, buy a lot. | ||
What are we even watching for? | ||
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There's no surprise. | |
So I don't think I'm going to do one. | ||
I think I'm gonna do a regular show. | ||
But let me know if you want one. | ||
I might, yeah, I might do it. | ||
Maybe people will watch. | ||
It'll make me go live earlier, because if I do a Super Tuesday stream, I have to go live at like 8 or 9 o'clock or something. | ||
So, whatever you want to do. | ||
Let me know in the comments, let me know in the live chat. | ||
Super chats would be ideal as well. | ||
If you want a Super Tuesday, Super Chat, Super Tuesday stream, because I don't really feel like, I don't really feel like doing one. | ||
We already know what's gonna happen. | ||
Why bother? | ||
Why even bother? | ||
The outcome is decided. | ||
What difference does it make if we watch it or not? | ||
It will happen all the same. | ||
There are no surprises. | ||
Everything is determined. | ||
Why bother? | ||
Why even? | ||
Why witness it? | ||
Why observe it at all? | ||
It wouldn't change the outcome. | ||
So, so anyway, so I don't know if we're gonna do one. | ||
We might. | ||
I haven't decided. | ||
But if enough people are clamoring for it, I will. | ||
What else? | ||
One other thing, I'm trying to think, was there anything else besides that? | ||
Oh yeah, Church Militant closed down. | ||
A few things before we get started with the main news. | ||
In addition to the Super Tuesday stuff, did you see that Church Militant was forced to close down? | ||
They've been having a rough year, I feel for Michael Voris. | ||
Apparently, Church Militant, I'm sure a lot of you guys don't know, it's like this Catholic media outlet out of Michigan and Groypers were trying to forge an alliance with them back in 2022. | ||
I went out, I met Michael Voris, and had a very awkward weekend hangout with him. | ||
And he was a nice guy and everything, but we tried to do a rally with them in favor of pro-life back before the Roe vs. Wade decision was overturned in June. | ||
Was that June 2022? | ||
The, uh, Dobson case? | ||
And Groipers were going to do a big rally in DC. | ||
We had talked with some of their people and talked about coordinating or collaborating on a rally. | ||
And Voris got wind of it and flipped. | ||
And he went on his show and said, we disavow white nationalism and racism and sexism and blah blah blah. | ||
And privately went to his team and shit all over me and Groipers and stuff like that. | ||
And I thought it was sort of a profound betrayal because I mean he we met he knew me he knew what we were about and that I think would have been the natural evolution is for a guy like that maybe not well maybe not a guy like that but you know an older guy who is like specifically super Catholic and into that stuff | ||
It would sort of be the natural progression for there to be an alliance with the youth wing, and give the kind of Catholic guidance for the young, right-wing, energetic Catholics, which I represent a lot of them. | ||
But he wanted no part of that because he's a girl, and his company's run by girls, and they can't handle all of the energy that we bring, so they shit all over us. | ||
So I said that was a profound betrayal. | ||
Now here we are, two years later, they don't even exist anymore. | ||
What happened to all my ops? | ||
What happened to them? | ||
I had so many, they don't exist anymore. | ||
American Virtue closed its doors, I hear David Carlson's doing editing on Fiverr. | ||
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Michael Voris, two years ago, well we don't work with white nationalists, we don't work with sexists, doesn't exist. | |
That's a shame. | ||
Crying shame he should have invested in the future. | ||
But I will say this about Voris. | ||
I don't want to gloat too much about it. | ||
But it is a little bit of a shame to see what happened to him. | ||
But you know what? | ||
That's what happens when you don't cultivate loyalty. | ||
It was a coup and I mean he was obviously in many ways a hypocrite and doing inappropriate things. | ||
But I think he's a good guy and he was certainly helpful for me. | ||
I hung out with him for a little while, and he helped me on my Catholic faith journey, and I'll always be appreciative of that. | ||
And even though he trashed me and threw me under the bus, and I think he's a girl, I think he's actually a really solid guy. | ||
I think he's an imperfect man. | ||
Obviously, deep personality flaws. | ||
We all have them. | ||
But I think he's fundamentally a good guy. | ||
I think he had a lot of respect among Catholics because He's a staunch defender of the faith. | ||
I don't agree with him on his attacks against the clergy. | ||
And I don't agree with his, like, boomer politics, of course. | ||
And his company was run by chicks. | ||
Which is probably because he's, like, you know, a girl. | ||
But I will defend him and say, I think, even though I'm gloating over his defeat because he made an enemy out of me, I think he was a good guy. | ||
I think it's actually a shame. | ||
In many ways, what happened to him. | ||
And whatever happened to him, I mean, I think that he was... He was very helpful to me. | ||
And, uh... You know, so I have to testify just from... When I met him personally, stand-up guy. | ||
Treated me like garbage later, kind of like behind my back. | ||
I didn't appreciate that. | ||
But I think he has good character. | ||
So... A little bit of magnanimity. | ||
I ain't gonna gloat. | ||
I am, uh, you know... | ||
Look, he didn't want to do business with us. | ||
Now he has no business. | ||
So, but I mean, he's a good guy. | ||
So, hopefully he'll be able to rehabilitate himself. | ||
He's a pretty old guy, but I don't know. | ||
I mean, I think it's probably over for him. | ||
I don't know how you come back after that, but I hope he gets another chance. | ||
I hope he's able to build back Humbled certainly a very arrogant guy But I hope that maybe this humbled him I hope he could come back as I think the I think things are better off with him in the mix even though I think he's a super aggressive against the clergy borderline Schismatic but Anyway, so I want to talk a little bit about that. | ||
I also want to talk about this. | ||
It might be a nice segue into the George Galloway story. | ||
I saw a lot of people talking about this. | ||
Maybe you've seen it. | ||
I recommend it highly to everybody, and I actually might do a stream on this this week. | ||
There was a big article in The Atlantic this weekend, and the headline is something like, The End of the Golden Age of American Jews, or something like that. | ||
That's the headline. | ||
It's the golden age of American Jews is coming to an end. | ||
Something like that. | ||
And I didn't read the whole thing, but I read like half of it today. | ||
I'll finish it later. | ||
Might finish it on a stream. | ||
But it basically said exactly what I've been saying since the beginning of this war, which is that you really must think about this. | ||
If there's one thing that Americans can take away from the war in Gaza, it is this. | ||
After the attack on October 7th in Israel, there was a massive rightward shift in Israeli society. | ||
Okay? | ||
Everyone needs to understand this. | ||
When they compared it to 9-11, in some ways that is an exaggeration and not even remotely true. | ||
Although there is kind of like an esoteric analogy, which is that 9-11 was probably a false flag to justify war. | ||
I think this was very much, October 7th was the same. | ||
But in terms of proportion, it just isn't comparable. | ||
Well, in absolute terms. | ||
In proportion, they say it's more than comparable. | ||
It's disproportionately worse for Israel. | ||
Okay, but here's the thing. | ||
It produced the same domestic political effect as 9-11. | ||
What happened after 9-11? | ||
Rally around the flag. | ||
New York was under attack by Muslims. | ||
And it seemed like overnight American society became far more nativist, xenophobic, In some ways, authoritarian, willing to infringe on civil liberties, jingoistic, willing to go out on these adventures. | ||
I think that was the intended effect, but that was the temporary, short-term effect after 9-11. | ||
All of American society shifted rightward because of fear of foreign attack. | ||
Same thing happened on October 7th in Israel. | ||
After the attack by Hamas from Gaza, and remember the attack from Gaza happened in the south of Israel. | ||
And the south of Israel is very liberal. | ||
Israel, as a state, had a very liberal founding. | ||
Many of the early pioneering Zionists were socialists. | ||
They started these farming communes. | ||
And there are distinct strains of Zionism. | ||
They're not all religious and they're not all maximalist or based on Jewish identity. | ||
Some of the earliest Zionists were labor Zionists or liberal Zionists. | ||
They wanted to create a liberal state, basically a socialist state in the Middle East. | ||
And, anyway, a lot of them are in the South, and this is who was attacked, and basically ever since, and you can read about this in their papers, ever since the attack on October 7th, there is no Israeli left. | ||
There's a center-left still that's kind of holding on, but basically a new political alignment emerged after October 7th, where now all of Israeli society is basically right-wing. | ||
They're fearful of the Palestinians. | ||
They want to aggressively assert their Jewish identity. | ||
It's a rally around the flag. | ||
They're rallying around the Israeli flag and their Jewish identity against this foreign attack. | ||
Okay? | ||
And I've said this before, but I want to talk a little bit about this in terms of this article. | ||
What is interesting Is that the rightward shift in Israel is now creating a rightward shift in America. | ||
But what does that tell us about American society? | ||
That the American political culture, and maybe a shade, to a much lesser extent, there is a shadow of the political realignment that happened in Israel taking place in America. | ||
America has shifted rightward since the attack on October 7th. | ||
But we didn't get attacked. | ||
It's not even remotely the same. | ||
We don't live side by side with the Palestinians. | ||
We didn't get attacked by anybody. | ||
And we didn't get attacked by the Palestinians. | ||
And yet, albeit to a lesser extent, there is a shadow And a diminished rightward shift in America that follows, that is downstream from the rightward shift in Israeli society. | ||
And specifically I'm talking about a lot of Jews, American Jews, who are liberal. | ||
But after October 7th, the Jews in America, the liberal Jews in America, are now fearful of anti-Semitism on the left. | ||
The attack on Israeli Jews echoed across the ocean to the liberal American Jews. | ||
And the same rightward shift in the Jewish consciousness in Israel also occurred in America. | ||
And that happened just on the basis of the attack. | ||
A lot of liberal Jews, the most liberal Jews, Who were liberal on everything, like they were against the Iraq War, and they're, you know, against Trump, and they like Michael Moore, and Howard Zinn, and all that stuff. | ||
On October 7th, they said, well, Israel has to do what they gotta do. | ||
I mean, now we're glad we have Netanyahu, we're glad we have that bastard in there, because he's going to make the Palestinians pay. | ||
And then, The American left rallied behind the Palestinians. | ||
The blacks, the Hispanics, even a lot of the liberal whites, they rallied around the Palestinians as the oppressed, as the victims of this brutal campaign. | ||
And then there was a further rightward shift among American Jews that was specific to the domestic political situation in America. | ||
They said, wait a second. | ||
Now we're getting attacked. | ||
We're getting attacked. | ||
We feel unsafe. | ||
We feel insecure because these left-wing people, non-white people, are now becoming anti-Semitic. | ||
And so I'm reading this article and I covered all the developments with Bill Ackman, who's a lifelong Democrat Jew, and he had an epiphany about cancel culture and free speech. | ||
You take all of it together and you see that is the symbol, or the sign, of Jewish power in America. | ||
Think about it. | ||
The October 7th attack profoundly impacted the Jewish consciousness worldwide. | ||
That's why there's a shadow. | ||
That's why Israeli society shifts to the right because They were attacked. | ||
But American society also shifts to the right because Jews control American society. | ||
And the attack on the Israelis was, again, impactful for Jews everywhere, even the ones in America. | ||
If they were an oppressed minority, no one would care. | ||
No one would even hear them. | ||
But since they are powerful, all of society is dragged along with them. | ||
And I think that it really heralds the beginning of a change in American political life. | ||
This attack. | ||
I don't know how long lasting it will be. | ||
And of course the war continues and so things can change. | ||
But a lot of what you're seeing, like cancel culture being killed lately, Trump surging in the polls, And a lot of these things. | ||
I think you're going to see a revival of conservatism. | ||
It's coming from Israel. | ||
But do not even for one second, but here's the jump scare, here's the surprise, do not even for a second think that this will benefit us. | ||
I mean, it may benefit us in some ways, although I think that's really overstated when people talk about this. | ||
The only reason American society may shift rightward is because the Jews that run America have realized that the left can scapegoat and they can be anti-Semitic too. | ||
But their fundamental priority is Jewish security. | ||
And so just like they used leftism and liberalism and the political left in America to secure their position in the last century, they may, in a tenuous way and who knows for how long, but they may use certain aspects of what we call conservatism today to further secure their position henceforth. | ||
So they were never, I mean they're not really truly liberals or leftists, but they tentatively jumped onto that in the last century because that is what terraformed America into a hospitable homeland for them. | ||
Okay? | ||
That terraformed the United States so it was inhabitable by Jews and there would be no anti-Semitism. | ||
Liberalism served a very pragmatic political function and they promoted it out of pure self-interest, a survivalist self-interest. | ||
They will now do that for the right. | ||
And that's why I said This new consensus that they aim to put forward where they are curbing the excesses of leftism and embracing this colorblindness. | ||
They're now opposing some of the identity politics from the left, some of this Marxist oppressor versus oppressed, that kind of thing. | ||
It is only to curb the anti-semitism, the so-called new anti-semitism coming from the new left on the basis of the Palestinian question. | ||
And so this kind of Chris Ruffo conservatism, this James Lindsay, Chris Ruffo, that is going to have its heyday in the coming years because all of the elite Jews are going to say, oy vey, all their black and brown pets that they brought into this country to make it more dynamic, you know, give us that diversity, they're going to say, oy vey, all these people we brought in want to kill us. | ||
Maybe we went too far. | ||
Maybe the left went too far. | ||
That's what they're gonna say. | ||
That's what they're already saying. | ||
And that's your Barstool Conservatism. | ||
That's your Yoram Hazony. | ||
That's your Peter Thiel. | ||
Your Girard. | ||
Your Strauss. | ||
That's all of that stuff. | ||
That's your Kostin Alomaryu. | ||
I have to bring it back to that guy as always. | ||
But that's what they're gonna do. | ||
That's what they're already doing. | ||
And I read that article and it was kind of amazing. | ||
Because, I mean, and it's not new, but it's another verification. | ||
You know, on this show we talk about how liberalism is something that the Jews have pushed for a long time. | ||
This is not controversial, it's just true. | ||
They pushed it for a long time because it makes them safe. | ||
Liberalism, cosmopolitanism, multiculturalism makes Jews safe. | ||
Because if everyone is tolerant, they will be tolerant of the most alien group, which is Jews. | ||
They're unassimilable, they resist assimilation, and they are completely different than us. | ||
I mean, they read right to left. | ||
It doesn't get more alien than that. | ||
So it's just common sense then. | ||
I mean, it's just quite obvious that Jews, as a stateless diaspora people, they only thrive in a relatively open society, an open-minded, tolerant society. | ||
And so they've promoted that. | ||
They have promoted that kind of liberal society in the United States for their own benefit, for their own survival, and their own advancement. | ||
But if I say that, I'm a nut job. | ||
I'm an anti-Semite. | ||
I'm a conspiracy theorist. | ||
I'm a bigot. | ||
I'm ignorant. | ||
But then you read this Atlantic article that came out this weekend, and they own it. | ||
I mean, they take credit for it. | ||
The whole article is about how, it's about exactly that. | ||
It's about how Jews created the melting pot theory, and they wrote the poem on the Statue of Liberty, and they promoted this mythology that America and its strength came from its diversity. | ||
That's a myth. | ||
That's not real. | ||
That was not in the founding. | ||
That wasn't in the history of, the classical history of America. | ||
It was never true. | ||
They made that up. | ||
But everyone now believes that. | ||
They stole our history. | ||
They stole, and the Jews raped our history because they reinterpreted it. | ||
They created this idea that Abraham Lincoln redefined the United States, that Abraham Lincoln created like a postscript to the Constitution, which was the Gettysburg Address. | ||
That there was a re-founding, a re-consecration that happened in 1865 when he said, four scores and seven years ago all men are created equal. | ||
And the idea was that the basis of America was tolerance and equality and, you know, people of different races living in complete social, political, and legal equality. | ||
And they said that that is why America was the greatest. | ||
And it's like that was never true. | ||
America was the greatest because it was like a white supernation. | ||
It was like the most adventurous, the most prospecting, the most pioneering, innovative whites left Europe and came here from all over. | ||
It was literally, not only was it not true, it's like we only took the best from one race. | ||
We took the best from white people. | ||
And we made a super, not even me, my people came later. | ||
They created a super white state. | ||
And Nazis put us on the moon. | ||
You want to look at the greatest example of American exceptionalism? | ||
We stepped foot on the moon. | ||
And who put us there? | ||
Nazis. | ||
From Project Paperclip after World War II. | ||
And who created flying? | ||
White people. | ||
And who created battleships? | ||
White people. | ||
And who created the television and the radio? | ||
White people. | ||
Then, 30 years ago, not the 1965, but the 1990 Immigration Act, we said, you know what? | ||
Our real source of dynamism and diversity is bringing in brown people. | ||
We found the real secret ingredient, our real secret weapon, is Africans, Asians, and Hispanics. | ||
And we're going to start bringing them in by the millions. | ||
Now our country sucks. | ||
Now our country is a pile of shit. | ||
Now our country is dirty and violent and chaotic. | ||
And no one gets what they want, ever, and it generally sucks, and it's getting worse every day. | ||
And, gee, consequently, it is gradually starting to resemble all the non-white countries in the world that also suck. | ||
So as it turned out, America's real strength was that it was a super-white state. | ||
That's why it looked like all the other super-white empires that were awesome. | ||
And since we embraced this false Jewish bastardization of our mythology, and said that the dynamism came from brown people, we brought them in, now our country looks like all the brown countries from whence those people came. | ||
And anyway. | ||
So, but this article basically takes credit for that. | ||
When I say this, I'm an asshole. | ||
When I say the Jewish bastardization, when you say a word like that, I mean you come across like a racist asshole. | ||
But that's what they basically say. | ||
In this Atlantic article, the Atlantic is not the Daily Stormer or Stormfront. | ||
In the Atlantic article, they say, yeah, Jews made up this mythology about the melting pot and then everyone started believing it. | ||
And they did it out of their own self-interest. | ||
Okay, so when they say it, that's fine. | ||
When I say it, I'm a total neo-Nazi. | ||
How does that even... I'm just talking about what happened. | ||
It's just true. | ||
So, it's worth reading. | ||
I think I'll do a stream reacting to it later this week. | ||
But that's the thing that people got to fundamentally get out of their head is that... well, a lot of this stuff. | ||
And we have to begin to take our own side and realize that I'm not going to be right-wing because the left supports Palestine or something. | ||
I'm right-wing. | ||
I'm a perennial right-winger because I believe in hierarchy and I believe in order and I believe in virtue and those kinds of things. | ||
I think that's the basis of the political life. | ||
And so all this other stuff people gotta forget about. | ||
And the other thing, I've been talking about this lately, the thing that the Jews fear the most, it's, it is the white solidarity. | ||
That's the biggest thing, that's their biggest threat. | ||
In the same way, and consider the following. | ||
They're having a rightward shift because of October 7th, because of the apparent threat, the imminent threat of the American left and the Palestinians. | ||
So, their politics are a reaction to a perceived threat, to a contemporary threat. | ||
Just the same, the left-wing politics of the Jews in the 20th century was born out of the imminent perceived threat. | ||
of the Pale of Settlement, discrimination against the Jews, and fascism. | ||
So it's all reaction. | ||
But bear in mind the Jews will always consider the Holocaust, when they say never forget, they mean that that is the greatest threat and they will never forget that whites Together, consolidated, are their greatest adversary or, I should say, the greatest latent threat in their perception. | ||
So when you say, well, they had this great right-wing epiphany because of October 7th, October 7th pales in comparison to the Holocaust. | ||
It will all fall short of the Holocaust and the events of the preceding millennium that led up to it. | ||
And their other great fear is Christianity, because the Christianity, the Christian religion charges them with killing Jesus. | ||
So the Jews, and I think correctly, they will always perceive Christianity and European civilization as the greatest threat. | ||
It may not be necessarily imminent right now. | ||
But that will always be in their consciousness the greatest threat as long as the myth of the Holocaust persists and as long as Christianity exists. | ||
As long as that orthodox interpretation of the gospel persists. | ||
So never forget that. | ||
Don't think for one second that, back to the original point, that the Jews became right-wing and now they're basically white nationalists and now we're going to create a country where smart people like whites can run everything. | ||
It's not like that. | ||
Because they still, and they always will, never forget this, they still hate you. | ||
When they say they hate you, what we're talking about is Jews hate white people. | ||
They hate white people because of Adolf Hitler. | ||
They will always look at whites with suspicion, and paranoia, and contempt. | ||
Because they have never forgotten the Holocaust, and they never will. | ||
And they'll always look at Europeans that way, and Christians that way, because Europeans are the transmitters of Christendom. | ||
They're the vehicle, historically, the vessel for Orthodox Christianity or Catholicism. | ||
So, it's never going to be a happy marriage if you think that is what it's going to be between them and us, because they will always regard us that way because of the legacy of that. | ||
And it's not hard to see why they will never allow whites to have identity because what happens when what happens when white people have pride is that all the rich white people all imagine if all the the current elite white people were like white supremacists meaning they recognize the historical dominance and excellence of the white race and And they said to themselves, we deserve this. | ||
We deserve this power. | ||
We deserve this wealth. | ||
Because we are great. | ||
And we have to protect our bloodline. | ||
And we have to protect our nation. | ||
And we have to protect our people. | ||
Like, we're defenders of the whites. | ||
We're defenders of the Europeans in the realm. | ||
Okay, I'm just saying it out loud and you're already starting to hear it. | ||
This is what they're afraid of. | ||
That is one of their major fears. | ||
Because then whites are going to get together and say, you know what, we could give a shit about your little country. | ||
Okay? | ||
And you're not us, and you're different than us, and you know... So that's why they promote this idea of, like, meritocracy. | ||
That's why Darren Beattie says, I'm not America first, I'm excellence first. | ||
Wanna know why? | ||
Because a lot of Jews can't be American, but Jews can be excellent! | ||
So they're welcome in that club. | ||
If the country club says, excellence only, they're allowed. | ||
If the country club says, real Americans only, well, not so much. | ||
That's why. | ||
That's why they're now promoting this colorblind meritocracy. | ||
Because what they're really saying is, we want white supremacy, but we want Jews included in that. | ||
We want Jews included in it, but not discriminated by it. | ||
And we also want it to be basically still diverse. | ||
What they're saying is we want an elite that is just as liberal as America was, but is also contemptuous of the black and brown underclass. | ||
That's what they're saying. | ||
They're saying we want a country club of smart Asians, smart Chinese people, smart Indians, smart white people, and smart Jews, and keep those pro-Palestinian blacks out of here. | ||
Keep them going out of here. | ||
But we're also gonna have a Shabbat dinner and laugh at the other goyim that are in the club. | ||
That's a vision of what they want. | ||
Contra, you know, a true white nationalism. | ||
That's why they say, oh, well, you know, Bronze Age pervert, well, he's only half Jewish. | ||
It's like, okay. | ||
You know, or some of these guys, it's like, well, hey, we're okay, too. | ||
And listen, I mean, I believe in, like, some tolerance, but We have to recognize that they are not us. | ||
They will never be us. | ||
They are them. | ||
Okay? | ||
That's how they feel. | ||
We need to recognize that. | ||
And that's not me saying that, that's them saying that. | ||
They, the Jews, will always be the Jews. | ||
That's what they say. | ||
They don't want to assimilate. | ||
They don't want to adopt our ways. | ||
They do not want to be a part of our American extended family. | ||
They don't want to be a part of that. | ||
They are their own thing, by their own admission. | ||
Confidently, brazenly, some would say, chauvinistically. | ||
And so it is a mistake, every time, to wrap your arm around them and say, you and me, right? | ||
You and me against the world! | ||
Because they're saying, yup, with their fingers crossed behind their back. | ||
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You and me, Goyim. | ||
I mean, Gary. | ||
Gary, so that's something to keep in mind. | ||
And that's, that's why, and that's that critical distinction. | ||
Here, they're liberals. | ||
Over there, they're fascists. | ||
And before October 7th, you know, it was deeply divided. | ||
You know, Jews felt all kinds of different ways, but when they were under attack, they all rallied around the flag. | ||
Now they're, I mean, virtually all of them, it's like Norm Finkelstein against the rest of them worldwide. | ||
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So, Every single one of them. | |
Hamas is a terrorist. | ||
But you're going to let them destroy Hamas, right? | ||
Even the liberal ones, but Hamas are terrorists. | ||
You do condemn Hamas, right? | ||
But you do think Israel has a right to exist. | ||
Even though, you know, because I remember my entire career, and especially recently, people go, but you realize Jews aren't a monolith, right? | ||
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You realize they have all kinds of different opinions. | |
Then October 7th happens, and you know, if one of them gets up in your face, they could be wearing the big hat, they could be, you know, just like wearing a crop top, and they're a guy, and they'll sound exactly the same! | ||
Imagine that! | ||
I thought they were supposed to, you know, such difference. | ||
But if they could be wearing a giant hat or a little hat or a crop top and a rainbow flag and they'll still come up to you and say, but do you think Israel has a right to exist? | ||
But do you condemn Hamas? | ||
Wait a second. | ||
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I thought what? | |
This is sounding quite like a monolith. | ||
I thought there was this intense diversity of opinion. | ||
That's crazy how that works. | ||
It's almost like when one is attacked, they all feel injured. | ||
Almost like they are all part of the same thing. | ||
There's like a commonality between them. | ||
That's insane. | ||
You know, when one of them gets kicked, they all feel it. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
So anyway, we're out of time now. | ||
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We almost are. | |
We actually almost are though. | ||
When did I start? | ||
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I started like When did I start? | |
5, 10? | ||
Yeah, okay. | ||
So I will, I promise, I promise I will talk about... We're getting to the point where I don't even talk about the news at all. | ||
It's like for weeks I would only talk about one story and just not have time for the other one. | ||
Now it's like I don't even talk about anything new. | ||
I just... It's just my soapbox. | ||
I'm just standing on business tonight. | ||
I'm just standing on business on this show. | ||
There's not even a... We're not even making an attempt to do a news show. | ||
This is just a standing on business show. | ||
Good evening. | ||
You're watching America First, our featured story. | ||
I am standing on business against this Jewish threat. | ||
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Anyway. | |
Okay, well we will talk about... Okay, relax. | ||
We will talk about the Trump thing. | ||
We'll talk about Galloway tomorrow. | ||
So the news, the big news is that, but this stuff is way more important. | ||
Okay, but this stuff is way more important. | ||
This analysis, way more important. | ||
I haven't seen anybody else say this either. | ||
I'm the only one that's saying this actually. | ||
This is actually original stuff. | ||
Because I read this article the other day from Raw Egg Nationalist. | ||
I just hate these guys because they're just fake intellectuals. | ||
And I don't even consider myself an intellectual, but I have ideas, okay? | ||
I was reading this article by Raw Egg Nationalist the other week, and he was writing about the Putin interview, and he says something like, you know, we are like Francis Fukuyama's last man because we forgot our history, and that is our stunning weakness. | ||
And I'm like, okay, you're a fucking idiot. | ||
Like, you have no ideas. | ||
I've been hearing Middle IQ white guys. | ||
Well, they're all Jews, but a lot of them are Jews. | ||
Some of them are stupid gullible glam. | ||
But I've been hearing these retards for the past 10 years just repeat the same opinions. | ||
Just like a grab bag, you know. | ||
Reach around in there, Nietzsche and Übermensch. | ||
Reach around in there, Fukuyama's last man in the end of history. | ||
Reach around in the bag, modern art is ugly and makes you feel bad about yourself. | ||
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Also, did you know it's funded by the CIA? | |
No! | ||
I didn't know that. | ||
And it's just like, literally, it's just a grab bag and it's just... Okay, yeah. | ||
This one again. | ||
This utter shit again. | ||
I'm so sick of it. | ||
I can't stand it. | ||
For some public... You know, the American mind, the American butt, the American journal, the American... I'm sick of it. | ||
I've had it. | ||
I've had it. | ||
I'm done. | ||
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Alright. | |
Anyway. | ||
Point is, the stuff I just talked about, I've been saying it... I didn't get that from anyone. | ||
I mean, this is just clearly what's going on. | ||
I feel like no one else is even talking about that. | ||
You know, people are talking about the poor, poor Palestinians, and I'm with that. | ||
But no one's talking about, you know, the kind of downstream effect this is having on American society. | ||
Some fewer are pointing out the obvious that guys like Bill Ackman are, you know, purely motivated by their Zionist affinity. | ||
But no one's really, you know, drawing the connection here. | ||
Anyway, but that's that. | ||
I want to move on. | ||
We're going to talk about Trump. | ||
Trump won the Supreme Court case. | ||
We talked about this on Thursday. | ||
There have been 36 states where Trump's eligibility for the 2024 election have been challenged by various state voting boards, state Supreme Courts, state Attorneys General. | ||
And they have been challenging his eligibility to appear on the presidential ballot in the primary and the general on the basis of the 14th amendment, which bars anyone who has rebelled or done an insurrection against the government from holding federal office. | ||
So it is their spurious interpretation of this provision in the 14th Amendment, they say, that gives them the jurisdiction to remove him from the ballot. | ||
And this is obviously a constitutional law matter. | ||
It's floated up the federal court system pretty quickly because it's urgent, you know, the election is this year. | ||
And so, it's a big surprise. | ||
So, the main challenges have been in Colorado, I think New Hampshire and Illinois are the big three, where it's made it far. | ||
And so, the Colorado case was the first one, so that got to the Supreme Court. | ||
Sunday, they announced, or rather, I think it was last week, or Sunday, they announced that they would give a decision today. | ||
And they, I think, gave a rushed decision on this because Tuesday, Super Tuesday, is the Colorado primary. | ||
So, if they had decided it later, he wouldn't appear on the ballot in Colorado, and it would have affected the elections. | ||
They had to get it out before it affected any state. | ||
So, it was a big surprise. | ||
They announced it was coming last week. | ||
I think yesterday they announced it was coming Tuesday, or rather Monday. | ||
Monday they gave the ruling, and it was a unanimous decision 9-0, which is pretty wild. | ||
9-0 they said that a state cannot bar a candidate from federal office. | ||
And their reasoning is that it's a federal office, it's a federal matter, and so no state can decide a federal matter. | ||
Because that is the substance of the 14th Amendment. | ||
The 14th Amendment to the Constitution says you cannot hold federal office if you've taken up arms against the government in a rebellion or an insurrection. | ||
And why should a state make that determination if it's a federal matter? | ||
So, that was the basis of the unanimous decision. | ||
Five justices went further than that, and they issued a majority opinion, and there was a dissenting opinion by the other four. | ||
The majority opinion says not only is it a federal matter and states cannot bar a candidate from federal office, but the majority opinion said that it was only by an act of Congress that a candidate can be disqualified under the 14th Amendment. | ||
The dissenting opinion said that the majority is weighing in on a matter that is outside the scope of the case. | ||
They're saying that they're adding to the 14th Amendment by creating this process. | ||
14th Amendment doesn't say anything about Congress passing a law that bars a candidate from federal office, but the Supreme Court took that position. | ||
The dissenting opinion says that they're creating something and they're also ruling on something that isn't even the subject of this case. | ||
The case isn't under what conditions does the Fourteenth Amendment apply, it's does it apply to Trump. | ||
So 9-0 said states cannot bar a candidate from federal office, but the majority opinion said only by an act of Congress can a person seeking federal office be disqualified. | ||
So, this is a story from the New York Times. | ||
It says, quote, quote, quote, says, quote, quote, quote, says, quote, quote, quote, says, Though the justices provided different reasons, the decision's bottom line was unanimous. | ||
All the opinions focused on legal issues and none took a position on whether Mr. Trump had engaged in insurrection, as Colorado courts had found. | ||
All the justices agreed that individual states may not bar, excuse me, may not bar candidates for the presidency under the constitutional provision, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, that prohibits insurrectionists from holding office. | ||
Four justices would have left it at that, with the court's three liberal members expressing dismay at what they said was the stunning sweep of the majority's approach. | ||
The five-justice majority, in an unsigned opinion answering questions not directly before the court, ruled that Congress must act to give Section 3 force. | ||
The majority wrote, the Constitution makes Congress, rather than the states, responsible for enforcing Section 3 against federal officeholders and candidates. | ||
Adding that detailed federal legislation was required to determine who was disqualified under the provision. | ||
The decision was produced on a rushed schedule landing the day before the Super Tuesday primaries in Colorado and across the nation. | ||
In a series of unusual moves, the court did not announce it would issue an opinion until Sunday and did not take the bench to do so on Monday, instead simply posting the decision on its website. | ||
The court's three liberal members, Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown-Jackson, which is just perfect, right? | ||
Mexican, Jew, and black person. | ||
And they're all women. | ||
Expressed frustration at what they said was the majority's need... We really should just be, like, let's just be real. | ||
Just should be white guys. | ||
Let's just be honest. | ||
I mean, everyone's gonna hate me for saying that, but... Not you guys, but... | ||
When you read a lineup like that, it's like, is this, should it really be a bunch of women and a bunch of black Jewish and Hispanic women at that? | ||
Shouldn't it be white guys? | ||
I take the movies as evidence. | ||
You know, my favorite, everyone's gonna, all the liberals will make fun of me for this, but it's true. | ||
Your favorite movie, as I've said repeatedly, is a movie about a white guy. | ||
Who is really good at something. | ||
He's really good at driving. | ||
He's a really good fighter. | ||
He's the best boxer. | ||
He's the best criminal. | ||
He's the best politician. | ||
Your favorite TV show, your favorite movie, and the best TV shows and movies are about that. | ||
Drive. | ||
It's about a guy that's really good at driving. | ||
House of Cards. | ||
It's a guy that's a white guy that's a really good politician. | ||
Breaking Bad. | ||
It's about a white guy that's a really good drug dealer. | ||
24, it's about a guy that's really good at killing terrorists. | ||
Reacher, it's about a big white guy who could kill anybody. | ||
Those are the best shows! | ||
Dune, it's about a white guy, Messiah. | ||
I'm not gonna spoil it, but that's what it's- but you- if you watch the movie, you know what that's about. | ||
Those are the- the Avengers! | ||
Genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist, white guy who saves the world and is cocky and arrogant while he does it. | ||
Okay, that's the Star Wars white guy. | ||
Best pilot in the galaxy. | ||
Most powerful force user in the universe. | ||
These are the best movies. | ||
That's how our government should be run because that is history as well. | ||
You know? | ||
Plato, Isaac Newton, Adolf Hitler, okay. | ||
The pantheon of the greats. | ||
Plato, Isaac Newton, Adolf Hitler, Napoleon, Julius Caesar, Dante, Michelangelo, Mozart. | ||
These are the guys. | ||
These are the guys that run the world. | ||
Then you realize what's being done to our country and you're like, Oh, this tastes funny. | ||
You're like, why does it taste bad? | ||
You know, why is this not... Something's not quite right. | ||
And then it's like, oh... I think I found the, uh... Because this is the Ms. | ||
Marvel. | ||
This is the girl Ghostbusters of real life. | ||
This is what they're doing to our movies, to Saturday Night Live, to our planet. | ||
They're picking unfunny women. | ||
They're picking black girl sidekicks where they can't replace the protagonist, or it's just an outright black female protagonist. | ||
And they're putting Jew women and black women on the bench. | ||
And then they make the worst decisions ever. | ||
You know, they love abortion, they want to take your guns, they want to take your hate speech. | ||
Well, I know I'm not saying anything really fresh here, but it's just like you look at that lineup and you're like, what the fuck are we doing? | ||
What are we doing as a country? | ||
Who wants that? | ||
Who wants that? | ||
I mean, I understand people like the idea of that, but who actually wants that? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'm still looking for the people that actually want that. | ||
What they really want is not the alternative. | ||
They really just hate white people. | ||
They don't want white guys. | ||
So they're like, I know it's gonna piss off the white guys. | ||
Let's put a black woman in everything. | ||
And it's like, yeah, but no one really wants that. | ||
They just want not the other thing. | ||
To make a point. | ||
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Total tangent. | ||
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Digression. | ||
They said the majority opinion was meant to insulate the court and Mr. Trump from future controversy. | ||
There was indeed something approaching consensus on both the scope of state power and the undesirability of a patchwork of differing approaches. | ||
The majority wrote states may disqualify persons holding or attempting to hold state office, but states have no power under the Constitution to enforce Section 3 with respect to federal office, especially the presidency. | ||
The alternative, they said, was chaos. | ||
An evolving electoral map could dramatically change the behavior of voters, parties, and states across the country in different ways and at different times. | ||
The disruption would be all the more acute and could nullify the votes of millions and change the election result if Section 3 enforcement were attempted after the nation has voted. | ||
Nothing in the Constitution requires that we endure such chaos arriving at any time or different times up to and perhaps beyond the inauguration. | ||
Which is sensible. | ||
The case arose from a challenge brought by six Colorado voters who sought to disqualify Mr. Trump from the ballot for the state's Republican primary based on the 14th Amendment. | ||
The provision was adopted after the Civil War. | ||
Okay, we get that. | ||
So that's the decision. | ||
They unanimously agreed it's not a state matter. | ||
It is a purview of the federal government and Five of the justices added, excuse me, added a majority opinion which says that it's Congress, Congress, the federal, the U.S. | ||
Congress decides this. | ||
The other judges left it alone. | ||
And here's my theory. | ||
I think that the other judges left it alone because you might say, well, who other than Congress would decide the federal matter then? | ||
And, well, the obvious answer is the President, or the Justice Department. | ||
And I think that maybe the liberal judges might be holding out hope that if the state challenge to Trump's eligibility were defeated, which it invariably would be, it would have to be, maybe they would leave an opening for the Attorney General to shut Trump down. | ||
I think that's why they did that. | ||
Because you understand the difference. | ||
The 9 said, well, states, Colorado can't take Trump off the ballot because that would affect everyone in the entire country. | ||
So, that is beyond the scope of the state authority. | ||
A federal office has federal rules. | ||
Well, the majority said, who sets those rules? | ||
Congress. | ||
An act of Congress is what disqualifies a federal office seeker. | ||
The liberals said, well wait, why do we have to say only Congress can do that? | ||
That's not even a question right now. | ||
That's not even the matter that must be adjudicated here. | ||
And I think the liberal judges said that. | ||
Because maybe they thought, and you know, I think actually they're probably right on some level, actually. | ||
Because maybe it is... I think the Congress is the most sensible body that would do this, but it is an open-ended question. | ||
Who would determine that? | ||
I think maybe they did that just to guarantee. | ||
I think the majority said it has to come from Congress basically to defer the issue indefinitely in some way. | ||
Because if there was any wiggle room on this question, it's not outside the question that the Biden attorney general could remove Trump from the ballot. | ||
And I think that's why the majority locked it down and said, we're just going to decide only Congress can do this. | ||
And I think that's why, in their opinion, and I think that's why the dissenting opinion, the minority opinion said, well, no, not necessarily an act of Congress. | ||
Maybe leave it open for an Attorney General to take someone off the ballot. | ||
The other thing is that I think all sides had to agree on this because If Trump gets in, he would have the same power. | ||
And Republican states would have the same power as Democrat states. | ||
So it's a dangerous game they're playing, especially when it comes to this federal stuff. | ||
Because let's say, theoretically, that the Colorado decision stood. | ||
They removed Trump from the ballot. | ||
Okay. | ||
Then how many Republican states would, in retaliation, remove Biden from the ballot? | ||
That's plausible. | ||
What if they removed Biden from the ballot in Florida? | ||
Or Iowa? | ||
Or Michigan? | ||
Or Arizona? | ||
biden from the ballot that's plausible what if they removed biden from the ballot in florida or iowa or michigan you know or arizona or georgia plausible you know not uh totally outside the realm of possibility so you know then again i think also it's just you know it's also just correct that the states could not decide a matter like that but but that's the decision | ||
so now trump will remain on the ballot in every state in the primary in the general case closed and And I wonder if maybe that is what Nikki Haley was waiting for to drop out. | ||
Because I said last week, we covered the South Carolina primary, I think last Saturday, or two Saturdays ago, and I said during the stream, like, why is she staying in the race? | ||
It doesn't even make any sense. | ||
Like, she has no chance of winning. | ||
She's not gonna win. | ||
She hasn't won a single state. | ||
She won't win any states. | ||
She won't even come close to winning any states. | ||
Like, she just won't win more votes than Trump ever, so she's never gonna get the delegates, so she's never gonna get the nomination. | ||
So I said the only reason that she would remain after getting defeated in New Hampshire, and then even after South Carolina, is that she thinks Trump won't be the nominee. | ||
And how else would Trump not be the nominee if she can't get more delegates? | ||
It's that he would be removed from the ballot, somehow. | ||
Removed from the race, somehow. | ||
And I wonder now if this decision came down, and she's gonna get her ass kicked tomorrow, she's gonna get her ass kicked on Super Tuesday, I wonder if after that she's gonna pull out. | ||
Because she said she's not dropping out until Super Tuesday. | ||
Does that mean that she's dropping out after, like, tomorrow? | ||
After Super Tuesday? | ||
Expecting a decision from the Supreme Court and The results of Super Tuesday or does it mean that she'll go on indefinitely until the convention? | ||
I guess we'll have to see. | ||
That's the one surprise we're going to be waiting for at the end of the night is if Nikki Haley decides to drop out. | ||
Because that's the only news that can come from tonight. | ||
Trump is going to sweep every state. | ||
So I think he'll have won 22 or something like that. | ||
He'll have won nearly every state. | ||
Already! | ||
I mean like half of them. | ||
And, uh, you know, it's only been two months. | ||
So that's not a surprise. | ||
The surprise is whether Nikki Haley stays or goes. | ||
And I wonder if this decision is what she's been waiting for, maybe. | ||
Waiting for the other shoe to drop. | ||
Now that it happened, she could say, okay, Trump's on the ballot, he'll be the nominee, now I'm gonna drop. | ||
So we'll see. | ||
But that's that. | ||
I wanna move on. | ||
We're gonna take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
See what you guys have to say. | ||
Let me get my headset and get situated here. | ||
We'll see what you guys have to say about all this Okay I All right, let's see. | ||
Let me get my water. | ||
67 super chats. | ||
Can't wait. | ||
You got it! | ||
- You got it, yep, it's the best. | ||
John Farange sent $10. | ||
Would you still support BRICS-slash-China-slash-Russia-etc when Trump takes power? | ||
Supporting them to weaken America only makes sense when Biden's in power. | ||
Also, I'm not a Jew. | ||
I'm a Portuguese Catholic American. | ||
John, Latin cross, victory hand. | ||
Yes, you clearly are an idiot because Trump winning, I mean, we're gonna have to see the scope of What he even does? | ||
But Trump winning does not change the regime. | ||
Okay? | ||
So yeah. | ||
I still support BRICS. | ||
I still support BRICS until President Groyper is inaugurated. | ||
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So... | |
Let's go! | ||
Let's go! | ||
Hey, thank you man. | ||
Love you too, buddy. | ||
Or both of you guys. | ||
Stay in school, okay? | ||
Don't reveal your power level. | ||
Let's go. | ||
Hey, thank you, man. | ||
Love you too, buddy. | ||
Or both of you guys. | ||
Stay in school, okay? | ||
Don't reveal your power level. | ||
Stay away from alcohol, drugs, e-girls. | ||
Read. | ||
Read books. | ||
Get into a good school. | ||
But hey, love you man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
God bless you. | ||
The youth. | ||
You are our future. | ||
I used to hear people say that all the time. | ||
Now I really get it. | ||
They are. | ||
John Farage sent $10, by the way you're spurging out on Millet. | ||
He will succeed this year and he will also be a great ally to Trump. | ||
You can cope about the Biazet Third World Alliance but it's team poor and brown or team white and successful. | ||
If Trump ran in Argentina you would be countersignaling him too. | ||
John, Latin cross, victory hand. | ||
You know, Millet may succeed. | ||
He may succeed in revitalizing the economy. | ||
We will see. | ||
You know, but that's really besides the point. | ||
You're not answering what I'm saying. | ||
Nobody ever... people always like to just add a bunch of irrelevant stuff, but the guy is part of a... you know, you can cope about it and say, well, but he's gonna be good for the economy. | ||
But it doesn't mean he's not a Israeli plant, which he clearly is. | ||
And I was completely vindicated that it is about the lithium. | ||
It is about Argentina's posture and the Cold War that's happening in South and Central America. | ||
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And you can cope and say, well, but he'll be good for the economy. | |
So what? | ||
So what? | ||
If he's good for the economy? | ||
I care about one, I don't care about Argentina. | ||
I care about America. | ||
And Argentina is part of this coalition of Zionist allies. | ||
And the Jewish lobby in the United States, Jewish Mafia, is the biggest threat to American sovereignty. | ||
So why would I support him? | ||
Because he's going to make Argentina's economy better? | ||
Why do I care? | ||
He's a shill for the main obstacle to American sovereignty. | ||
So you're not answering the fundamental point, and it's like, you know, well, if Trump ran in Argentina, okay, but Trump isn't running in Argentina, he's running in the United States. | ||
Malay is running and has won in Argentina. | ||
But I think this guy's just, this guy's bait. | ||
But I know other people said the same thing, so that's why I'm answering it. | ||
I don't care about that, but thank you. | ||
I didn't get that, but thank you. | ||
Europa, The Last Battle. | ||
What's your opinion of it? | ||
Thanks, Big Dog. | ||
Have a good weekend. | ||
I don't care about that, but thank you. | ||
CD Nuts sent $5. | ||
Hey, just want to say thank you for all you do, bro. | ||
Keep up the good work. | ||
Hope you enjoy the G.I. | ||
Joe cards I sent too. | ||
Shoutouts to AF. | ||
Trump 2024. | ||
Jesus is king. | ||
I didn't get that, but thank you. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Luke the evangelist sent $3. | ||
I know that Jesus died for us, but I couldn't tell you who decide wars, shushing face, so I parallel double park that motherfucker sideways, old folks talking about. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Crookroyper sent $5, the Director General of the International Organization of Immigration, which is orchestrating the border invasion, grew up in a Jewish neighborhood and said listening to Holocaust survivors inspired her career. | ||
She sounds like a shifty Jew herself. | ||
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Hmm, yeah. | |
Wouldn't be surprised. | ||
Everybody uses history that way. | ||
That's what history's for. | ||
Jews excel at constructing esoteric historical narratives to justify their belligerence. | ||
Who controls the past controls the future. | ||
Who controls the present controls the past. | ||
Everybody uses history that way. | ||
That's what history is for. | ||
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Shut up, dude. | |
That's idolatry. | ||
That's idolatry. | ||
Don't take it too far. | ||
I mean, look, if you consider me a leader, that's great, but that's idolatry. | ||
He is light. | ||
Kidding, but not really. | ||
We'd be lost without you, bro. | ||
Stay healthy. | ||
Stay safe. | ||
Live long. | ||
Be fruitful and multiply. | ||
That's idolatry. | ||
That's idolatry. | ||
Don't take it too far. | ||
I mean, look, if you consider me a leader, that's great. | ||
But that's idolatry. | ||
We can't play around with that. | ||
Ryan Dawson at 9-11 sent $10. | ||
Did you see Bap go after Spencer for his take on Aaron Bushnell? | ||
Spencer said conservatives choosing comfort would never protest in front of Israel Embassy. | ||
That caused Baptistburg he is losing most support with the RWBB crew. | ||
Your efforts to expose him are gonna make him have an Adam King moment. | ||
He already has! | ||
He has a moment like that every weekend. | ||
He's been spurging about Aaron Bush now since it happened. | ||
He wrote a 30 tweet post, or a 30 tweet thread, in response to Chase saying that Malaya is a plant. | ||
All these people can do is kvetch, you know? | ||
Chase, Sovereign Brass, says, oh, Malay's the plan, and this guy freaks the fuck out. | ||
Suddenly, the baby-talking, above-it-all shit just totally evaporates, and he's spurting out about, everyone who hates Malay just hates Trump, and, you know, fuck you, and Spencer says, yeah, like, Aaron Bushnell died for his beliefs, conservatives are pussies, and he goes, you fucking college Republicans, shut up! | ||
He's just a Jew, dude. | ||
He's just a seething... I exposed him for what he is, which is another seething, coping, histrionic Jew. | ||
That's what he is. | ||
He's a fucking immigrant. | ||
He hates communists because his fucking parents fled a communist dictator in Romania. | ||
So he's literally just a shtetl Jew. | ||
Histrionics just like the fucking rest of them. | ||
He's not even an American. | ||
Get the fuck out of our country. | ||
Guy's not even American. | ||
People listen to this guy? | ||
He's not even American. | ||
He wasn't even born on the land. | ||
Wasn't even born here. | ||
He talks about communists because his parents lived under the domination of some third world communist dictator. | ||
Get the fuck out of here with that. | ||
I'm so sick of that shit, man. | ||
We need real Americans. | ||
Loyal Americans. | ||
Black Royper sent $10. | ||
Also, dude, if you're in any real danger, skip that fucking dinner and go to a relatively neutral East Asian country that's not overly censored like Japan so you can still get the message out. | ||
Well, I lived, so... Keleton sent $3. | ||
Israel has killed over 10,000 Hamas soldiers. | ||
But imagine the outcry if Hamas killed 10,000 U.S. | ||
soldiers. | ||
I don't see the relevance. | ||
Ah, sorry to hear that. | ||
I did see that. | ||
I had an extremely pernicious cheeseburger from Jack in the Box yesterday. | ||
Ah, sorry to hear that. | ||
Muslim Grow I percent $3. | ||
Have you seen the Diddy lawsuit? | ||
Basically the Epstein of the music industry. | ||
Allegedly he had sex with people like Justin Bieber, Meek Mill, Usher and more. | ||
I did see that. | ||
Yeah, there have been rumors about him for a long time, but I didn't read too much into it. | ||
West Canadian Grow I percent $3. | ||
So, I don't know. | ||
I don't know any of the science behind it. | ||
Athletes do it, so I assume it must be good. | ||
Do you think there's any health benefits or is it another matrix scam like raw eggs? | ||
DHX. | ||
I don't really know anything about it. | ||
So I don't know. | ||
I don't know any of the science behind it. | ||
Athletes do it. | ||
So I assume it must be good. | ||
I feel like I look at the military and I look at athletes because whatever athletes in the military do, you know it works. | ||
Because if someone is extremely competitive, they're at the top of their field or whatever. | ||
They'll use every advantage. | ||
They'll look at what works. | ||
And there's two institutions that do that, and that's competitive athletics and the military. | ||
So that's why when people tell me about all this shit, I'm like, okay. | ||
But if a baseball player wants to hit the ball farther, he takes steroids. | ||
You know? | ||
If a swimmer wants to swim faster, they take steroids. | ||
Or whatever. | ||
You know, they don't go vegan. | ||
They don't do keto. | ||
They do steroids. | ||
And, you know, they eat a lot and work out a lot. | ||
And that's not even the healthiest way to live, but, you know, I think it gets rid of all these ideas about, oh, if you want to be and if you want to perform the best... And then if you look at geniuses, geniuses don't do that shit. | ||
So, if you want to talk about peak physical performance, if you're talking about strictly speaking performance, high performance athletes don't do that stuff. | ||
They don't. | ||
They eat McDonald's. | ||
A lot of them eat McDonald's. | ||
Okay? | ||
Some of them do. | ||
Not all of them. | ||
And they take steroids. | ||
If you're talking about cognitive performance, the greatest genius is the greatest minds. | ||
They don't do any of that. | ||
They're not doing carnivore. | ||
They're not doing, you know, a lot of them are unhealthy. | ||
So who is doing the extreme diets? | ||
Oh, freaks on the internet that have nothing better to do than talk about what they ate for breakfast. | ||
That's who does that. | ||
Okay? | ||
Because any interest like does Elon Musk, who is, you know, arguably the most high-performing Corporate guy, you know, Jeff Bezos. | ||
Did they talk about how they're doing carnivore and they're, you know, doing diet fads? | ||
Oh, I just took my red light therapy. | ||
They don't fucking do it. | ||
Elon's fat. | ||
Elon's fat. | ||
Jeff Bezos is fit. | ||
How'd he get fit? | ||
I don't think he did all these stupid meme things. | ||
No one is doing that shit other than retards. | ||
Other than retards who are not high-performance fucking anything. | ||
They're not even educated. | ||
And all they do is talk online about what they did today because they don't have a job. | ||
That's it. | ||
I don't listen to those people. | ||
I don't want to listen to people that do that. | ||
You know? | ||
You know what talks about weightlifting the most? | ||
Ugly guys. | ||
Ugly men. | ||
Facially unattractive men. | ||
No hot guys are talking about, oh, I work out, blah, blah. | ||
I mean, some of them are, but most of them are just, they're just effortlessly getting pussy no matter what they look like. | ||
Because they're just hot. | ||
Tall, good face, they were born better. | ||
They were born better than us. | ||
They will get all the pussy. | ||
They will pass their jeans down. | ||
That is how it is. | ||
Okay? | ||
They don't care about, you know, not all of them care about working out. | ||
Some of them do. | ||
But it's not a requirement, and not all of them do. | ||
Okay? | ||
So, the best people in the world don't think about these things. | ||
They just don't. | ||
You know, some people, their whole lifestyle, their whole life is like, I'm a carnivore diet guy. | ||
Who are you again? | ||
I'm ugly and A.D.I.Q. | ||
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and I don't have a job. | |
Oh, okay. | ||
I'll take advice from that guy. | ||
Oh, people are not going to like this. | ||
People are going to be seething and coping. | ||
People are going to be freaking out in the live chat. | ||
Hey, cats! | ||
You just eat McDonald's! | ||
You just eat shit! | ||
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And you feel bad because you eat like shit! | |
I didn't tell a single lie. | ||
I only tell the truth, lobbyists. | ||
I only tell the truth, ugly people. | ||
But the black pill is super real. | ||
And I'm not black pilled because I love life and I don't care about sex, but that is true. | ||
I'm not like, I'm not like complaining about it. | ||
I'm just saying that's the way it is. | ||
Like a lot of weightlifting is a cope for genetic inferiority on some level. | ||
Like, I don't want to say inferiority, but like, let's just call it a genetic deficit in facial attractiveness. | ||
Like that is what that is. | ||
Like guys who are like, uh, not hot. | ||
Are like, but if I go to the gym, she will like me. | ||
It's like she will never like, she will never like you, okay? | ||
She will never, girls will never look at you like that. | ||
Want to know why? | ||
Because other guys were born better, okay? | ||
Timothee Chalamet was born, he wasn't made, okay? | ||
Here's a little piece of advice. | ||
Jake Gyllenhaal was born, not made. | ||
You will NEVER be him. | ||
You may watch Drive and say, I work on cars too! | ||
I'm brooding and lonely all the time too! | ||
You will NEVER be Ryan Gosling. | ||
You will NEVER be him. | ||
You will NEVER get as much female attention and pussy as Ryan Gosling. | ||
No matter how much you work out, the only thing you're gonna get is male attention. | ||
Okay? | ||
That's all you're gonna get. | ||
You're gonna get gay male attention. | ||
Or attention from other ugly guys who go, hey, nice cage, bro. | ||
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You will never, you will never be Jake Gyllenhaal. | |
Sorry. | ||
Sorry, that's life. | ||
But you know what? | ||
But we can resign ourselves to the beauty of life. | ||
And life is beautiful. | ||
Everyone can enjoy life. | ||
Everyone and anyone can love life if you have no desire. | ||
That's the real, that's the white pill that runs through the black pill. | ||
The black pill is telling you you will never be happy. | ||
You will never get what you want. | ||
The white pill is And that's okay. | ||
The white male is, that's okay. | ||
No one is ever happy because happiness is a passing emotion. | ||
The real satisfaction in life comes for a love of God. | ||
And to not want. | ||
To only will yourself towards the good, which is a relationship with God. | ||
And that, you know, that is a way to escape the cycle of highs and lows. | ||
Roller coaster that leads to suicide. | ||
In different forms. | ||
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So. | |
Some, uh, groyper with a confederate groyper obby says, this is gay talk. | ||
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Uh-oh. | |
You talk about a good-looking male. | ||
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That's a gay! | |
Okay. | ||
Go kill yourself, ugly faggot. | ||
Okay, go kill yourself. | ||
Bitchless ugly. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
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Yes. | |
Yes. | ||
It absolutely does. | ||
It's repulsive to me. | ||
Maybe it's because I don't get it. | ||
I mean, I love my father. | ||
I have and had a great relationship with my father always. | ||
I love my parents. | ||
shitty dads out there, it seems gay for men to see about that in front of people. | ||
Yes, yes, it absolutely does. | ||
It is, it's repulsive to me. | ||
Maybe it's because I don't get it. | ||
I mean, I love my father. | ||
I have and had a great relationship with my father always. | ||
I love my parents always have. | ||
So I don't, admittedly, I don't really relate to it, but I do think it's one of those things where, you know, you got to fucking get over it, you know. | ||
I, in some ways, I don't even think you're a grown man if you haven't forgiven your father. | ||
And it's, or, you know, whatever, you don't, if you haven't kind of just like let go of that. | ||
And it's okay if you haven't. | ||
I'm sure for a lot of people, that kind of trauma, it affects them their whole life. | ||
I'm But I also think it's very unbecoming to go and dump like that. | ||
I'm not a believer in that. | ||
I'm a believer, and don't get me wrong, I'm not like one of these macho stoic guys that says, hey, never talk about your feelings. | ||
You know me. | ||
I wear my heart on my sleeve. | ||
I talk about everything. | ||
I talk about everything that bothers me. | ||
But there is... | ||
We have to recognize that, you know, no one really cares and no one really wants to hear that. | ||
And I think it's a very feminine trait to think that, you know, like the world needs more oversharing and more emotions and more... It's like, no, it really doesn't. | ||
And you want to know why? | ||
Because people do need to have a public face. | ||
I think on some level, everyone hates everyone else. | ||
You know, there's this common knowledge or conventional wisdom that familiarity breeds contempt. | ||
You know, the more you're with somebody, the more you hate them. | ||
The closer you are to someone, the more you hate them. | ||
Because there's friction because we are different, you know, and we want different things. | ||
We want the same things. | ||
Both are a source of alienation and conflict. | ||
You know, if you want something different, you're like, well, you're not like me. | ||
You're not like me. | ||
I don't really understand you. | ||
If you want the same thing, it's competition. | ||
So we really are doomed forever to not get along. | ||
I think people are also basically selfish and self-interested. | ||
So for reasons like this, because our nature is attention, we are social but we're also anti-social. | ||
And I think that is where, you know, this kind of societal norms Comes into play. | ||
That's why these things have real utility. | ||
That's why the sort of stiff upper lip, social convention, politeness, manners, that's why those things have utility. | ||
Because of the inherently... What's the word? | ||
Inherently antagonistic or quarrelsome nature of | ||
human interaction so I don't believe in this idea that we all just got to be like nice and we all just got to tell everybody how we feel all the time you know no I think people should kind of handle their own business and people don't always handle their own business in a healthy way but I think it's probably healthier than everybody you know crying and bitching all the time because On some level, I feel like it is a mindset thing. | ||
You know, at some point, if you can't get over something, it's because you refuse to get over something. | ||
And I think the more that people, it's sort of like moral hazard, the more that people, you know, get in their feelings, the more they can't get over their feelings. | ||
It's kind of like with children. | ||
If you let a child cry forever, like they will cry forever. | ||
You gotta tell him, hey, like, get over it. | ||
Like, enough. | ||
Stop fucking crying. | ||
So, uh, you know, but that doesn't mean I'm one of these macho guys or whatever, but I think that like, like with everything, you know, there's a little bit of a balance. | ||
I mean, people should express themselves and it's okay if people don't get over things or they struggle to get over things, but That's all anybody talks about these days is, you know, what happened with like their parents. | ||
You got to get over your parents, man. | ||
Be a man. | ||
You got to emancipate yourself from your parents at a certain point. | ||
And we all, it's difficult because we all come from somewhere, which is our genetics and also our upbringing. | ||
But we also have to establish ourselves and assert ourselves as well. | ||
But I'm a little bit biased because I never felt like I had really good parents I have really I mean like growing up. | ||
I had really good parents. | ||
I still have good parents But I never felt pressure from them I never you know a lot of people talk about oh, I need to live up to my parents expectations Or oh, you know my father wanted me to be like him my parents didn't pressure me in that way in any way and sometimes I feel like I missed out like maybe if they did I Maybe I would have stayed in college or something if they really impressed that upon me, if I felt that. | ||
Or maybe I would have never felt that because I was always headstrong and independent. | ||
I don't know, but I just can't really relate to that at all. | ||
Some people can't get over it. | ||
They never get over it. | ||
I don't understand it. | ||
But maybe that's just because I didn't, you know, I wasn't affected by that. | ||
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So... | |
I love when people do these. | ||
I love when people give me a $3 Google question. | ||
Why don't you Google that? | ||
Catholics are against usury. | ||
What would be done with Muslims, Jews? | ||
or whatever faith under Catholic rule. - I love when people do these. | ||
I love when people give me a $3 Google question. | ||
What is a cat? | ||
Why don't you Google that? | ||
Catholics are against usury. | ||
What would be done with Muslims, Jews? | ||
We would be tolerant of them, but the state faith would be Catholicism. - Spanish grow, I percent $3. | ||
I do genuinely believe you would enjoy Hoy 4. | ||
Julio Swan sent $100. | ||
Greatest content on the internet by far. | ||
Had no idea who Nick was until seeing a video of Ben Shapiro whining that he wouldn't debate a guy who wanted to kill him. | ||
In attempting to search this man, the only normal video I could come across was the interview with Adam22 and was hooked immediately. | ||
It's been over a year and haven't missed a single show since. | ||
Thank you, Ben. | ||
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Let's go! | |
Hey, thanks a lot, man. | ||
Thanks for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
I'm glad you like the show. | ||
It's always funny when people tell me how they discovered me because I don't know. | ||
I remember when I got red-pilled, and it's so funny how you just kind of have to get over that hurdle, you know? | ||
Getting red-pilled is like an ancient, like, anti-Diluvian religion, where they're like, don't go over the mountains! | ||
Don't go on the other side of those mountains! | ||
There's wild, you know, that's where the giants live, and it's like your whole life, you never go on the other side of the hills because of the tribal religion. | ||
But then you get over and you're like, oh, okay. | ||
But that's becoming a holocaust denier. | ||
It's that, but it's becoming a holocaust denier. | ||
People will watch a movie about that and they're like, oh, these people are so stupid. | ||
Why don't they just cross the river? | ||
Don't they realize that's just being used to control them? | ||
Don't they realize it's just a myth that's being used by the tribal elders to control their movement? | ||
And then they're like, get him! | ||
He's a holocaust denier! | ||
Get that piece of shit! | ||
And you're like, you don't even know anything about the Holocaust. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
You watch American Idol every day. | ||
You don't know anything about World War II. | ||
Why do you care if I deny the Holocaust? | ||
You don't even know what you're fucking saying. | ||
But there's something... That was one of the big red pills. | ||
I realized that everybody thinks that they're smarter than the old people, but it's just that the myths don't have power. | ||
The old myths don't have power anymore, but there still are myths. | ||
You just would never suspect them because they are the ones that control things now. | ||
So... Anyway, but thanks for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Joseph Quesada sent $20. | ||
W Christ W Nick W Hitler W Nixon totally redpilled. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Yep. | ||
SambaGroiper sent $10. | ||
Did you see George Galloway's response to the reporter in the wake of his election? | ||
Not British, but he wiped the floor. | ||
Worth a watch. | ||
Yes. | ||
Yeah, he's awesome. | ||
Joseph Quesada sent $5. | ||
Have you seen or are you planning to see Dune 2? | ||
Thoughts on Dune in general? | ||
Yes, I saw Dune. | ||
I thought it was awesome. | ||
I thought it was great. | ||
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I loved it. | |
I was like... And here's the thing. | ||
Me, I love movies that have great visuals. | ||
I know that may sound obvious, but I really like the very stylized, even if it's not the best movie, I do love just the visuals. | ||
And, you know, some movies are good, but they don't have spectacular visuals. | ||
So, I love that director, I love Sicario, I love Blade Runner. | ||
I liked the first Dune, I didn't love it. | ||
But this one was, I was blown away. | ||
I mean, like jaw-dropping. | ||
Incredible visuals. | ||
Great story. | ||
I loved it. | ||
I thought it was one of the best movies I've seen in a really long time. | ||
So very... There's nothing better than when you go to the movies and it's just like a kick-ass movie because... I feel like so many movies suck these days and you're just disappointed, but when you go to the movies and you really... And it's like halfway through and you're like, fuck, like this is really good. | ||
I love that experience because you don't get it so much these days. | ||
I felt like that with Oppenheimer. | ||
I felt that way watching Dune 2. | ||
I felt like that with Blade Runner. | ||
Because a lot of the stuff you go and you're like, man, this is just stupid and sucks. | ||
So yeah, I thought it was good. | ||
I don't really have too much more to say about it. | ||
I don't like Zendaya, and I don't like her character. | ||
I know it's kind of predictable, but I was saying this to the group chat. | ||
It's like the new meta right now in movies and in everything is that every girl is just a fucking bitch. | ||
And that's supposed to be desirable now? | ||
The meta in fiction now for relationships is that the guy is tap dancing for the woman. | ||
You know, the guy is doing tricks and dancing for the woman and, you know, it's just like a Labrador retriever energy. | ||
And the girl is just like arms folded. | ||
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Ugh. | |
Oh, fine, I'll go on a date with you. | ||
Oh my gosh, stop, I hate you. | ||
Okay, fine, I'll marry you. | ||
Like, that's everything now. | ||
And I'm just, I can't stand that. | ||
I think, like, that is not appealing to me at all. | ||
Makes me fucking hate women. | ||
Like, I don't want to watch that movie anymore. | ||
And that's what this was. | ||
Like, Timothee Chalamet is the messiah in this film, obviously. | ||
He's, like, about to become the god-emperor of mankind. | ||
And this, this, this is like a stupid bitch. | ||
This is just like a stupid mid-bitch. | ||
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All she could talk about is my people! | |
You're not really, you don't really support my people. | ||
I won't worship you. | ||
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I won't. | |
It's like, listen, you fucking bitch. | ||
You should be down at his feet, bowing to your king. | ||
You should be worshiping him. | ||
It should be hero worship. | ||
You know? | ||
Cause, spoiler alert, like, you know, Him, she, and he have this relationship that's laid out in the first film. | ||
And, uh, you know, there's this prophecy that he's gonna rule the empire and, you know, wage a holy war and all this. | ||
And, instead of her being like, oh, like, this guy that I love is the king now, I, you know, oh my gosh, I worship you! | ||
Instead, she's like, you fucking jerk. | ||
I, you know, you're not my king. | ||
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We're equals. | |
Well, you're not my- I'm not gonna call you emperor! | ||
Cause I remember- you ain't shit! | ||
I remember you before you were the emperor! | ||
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You ain't shit! | |
And now it's like, you know, I'm just so fucking sick of that. | ||
I'm so sick of women that are like that. | ||
Women must obey their man. | ||
Women must submit to their man. | ||
Women must worship their man. | ||
Should be hero worship. | ||
Like Ayn Rand said. | ||
I don't, like, like Ayn Rand, but she was correct about that. | ||
That the woman's role is hero worship. | ||
And every woman now is like trying to ego check the male and refuses to like roll over for the male. | ||
Like female vulnerability, which is the basis of femininity. | ||
Oh, they will have none of that. | ||
Every girl wants to be a fucking guy. | ||
Every girl wants to be like, yeah, I'm not gonna roll over for you. | ||
It's like, that's what you're fucking for! | ||
That's what you're for, that's why you're the penetrated partner. | ||
Now, roll on your back, okay? | ||
Like, that's what it's about. | ||
But every woman now is like, they almost want to be penetrated, but in a way where they, like, don't, are not vulnerable. | ||
It's like it doesn't work like that, you dumb bitch. | ||
You're the weaker, penetrated partner, but they want to go into this, they want to be seduced into this with their arms folded. | ||
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Like, Okay, but I don't really like you. | |
It's like, bitch, I'm bigger than you. | ||
And I'm about to be in you. | ||
You don't want to submit to me? | ||
Are you fucking kidding me? | ||
So... Yeah, so I hate that. | ||
I hate that whole, you know, this whole like, you know, you ain't shit, Timothy. | ||
It's like, hey, listen. | ||
Bow down to the God Emperor. | ||
That's ridiculous. | ||
I hate that. | ||
That was the only part I didn't like. | ||
Other than that, I thought it was great. | ||
I thought Timothee Chalamet was great. | ||
I know he's a Jew, but kind of like white excellence in a way. | ||
The visuals were great. | ||
Action was great. | ||
Music was great. | ||
Loved it. | ||
Loved the characters. | ||
Yeah, I thought it was excellent. | ||
One of the best sci-fi movies for sure. | ||
Like, that's what Star Wars should have been. | ||
That's what, not old Star Wars, but that's what the Disney trilogy should have or could have been. | ||
It's a movie that takes itself seriously. | ||
You know? | ||
It's a movie that's like, okay, there's stakes here. | ||
These characters inhabit their world in a meaningful way. | ||
They're not like, THEY FLY NOW! | ||
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THEY FLY NOW! | |
WHO TALKS FIRST? | ||
ME OR YOU? | ||
Get the fuck out of here with that. | ||
So, uh, yeah. | ||
So I really liked it. | ||
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Yeah, great movie. | |
LeafleAnimal sent $3, from Jesus to Christ, the first Christians, a PBS documentary with interesting info especially part 2. | ||
Do you have any Christian documentary or show recommendations? | ||
Uh, no I don't know any great documentaries. | ||
Christian Ethiopian sent $3, your take on the right lacking creativity is exactly what I've been thinking it's just rage responses to the left it's not attracting the youth lot of stuck in the 50s mindset. | ||
Great show as usual. | ||
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Thank you. | |
Christian Ethiopian sent $3. | ||
Crypto is the goyim currency? | ||
Smiley face. | ||
The dollar is the goyim currency. | ||
Egyptian sent $5. | ||
If Islam slash Quran is man-made, who or what inspired Muhammad to write the Quran and what's in it? | ||
Why does it sound like he plagiarized the Talmud, and if he did, how did he get his hands on it? | ||
Is it a stretch to say Jews created Islam for their dot benefit? | ||
Yeah, probably. | ||
Well, because you have to understand that Muhammad was influenced by rabbis and by Christians, you know, because it was a polytheistic or religiously diverse area that he lived in. | ||
So, yeah, it makes perfect sense that he would have been and he was influenced by the other religions and it was man-made. | ||
CinderblockGroiper sent $100, no message. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat. | ||
No message, even better! | ||
Thank you. | ||
Groim sent $10. | ||
People still claim the Pope is pro-gay when he said today the ugliest danger is gender ideology last Friday. | ||
Christ is king. | ||
Loved the gospel reading this week about kicking the money changers out. | ||
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Bitched. | |
True. | ||
SmugGuyGroiper sent $30. | ||
I will RKD for NJF and DJT. | ||
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Thank you. | |
Dr. John Johnson sent $18. | ||
I know you've been talking about revamping the show lately. | ||
I hope this year you can do some content with Scott and Dr. Darren. | ||
Dr. Darren goes on ban and like every day surely he can fit you into a schedule. | ||
I don't know if he would. | ||
I mean I've invited him to AFPAC in the past. | ||
He wouldn't go. | ||
I like Darren for what it's worth. | ||
I like him a lot actually. | ||
I think he's brilliant and I'm a big fan of a lot of his work. | ||
But, uh, I would imagine he would be trying to avoid the Groipers. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't think he's ever said anything bad about us. | ||
So, I mean, don't get me wrong. | ||
I'm a big fan of his. | ||
I'm a little critical of his position about excellence first. | ||
I didn't like that, but, um, but I like him a lot. | ||
And Scott, of course, a friend of mine. | ||
Love Scott. | ||
But, same thing. | ||
I don't think they want to appear with me. | ||
I think they're trying to protect their reputation a little bit. | ||
Which is fine. | ||
Frogzipping sent $20, crypto tax for NJF. | ||
Happy bull market bro! | ||
67k before the halving. | ||
Also look into Caspa, it's going to $5. | ||
Christ is king! | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
Hate to break it to you, though, but it's dumping. | ||
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Went to 69. | |
Now it's dumping! | ||
What's that now? | ||
Now it's dumping. - Joseph Quesada sent $5. | ||
France blows and so do its people. | ||
Can't believe a historically Catholic country would allow something as sick and depraved as making the murder of babies an explicit constitutional right. | ||
- Yeah, they're liberal. - I appreciate it. | ||
Hundred a month! | ||
Let's make it trend! | ||
Let's make it a trend. | ||
Thank you very much, buddy. | ||
I appreciate you. | ||
No idea. | ||
a month. | ||
Let's make it a trend. | ||
Let's make it a trend. | ||
Thank you very much, buddy. | ||
I appreciate you. | ||
Roy Perspool sent $5. | ||
Before meeting Gorbachev, Reagan did research into the Soviet leader and found a Russian proverb he used frequently. | ||
Dovry. | ||
No pravry. | ||
Reagan liked the English translation so much it became a slogan of his presidency. | ||
Any guess? | ||
No idea. | ||
I'm gonna speak Russian. | ||
Liberang Zero sent $3. | ||
Girl on Bumble asked for my fave historical fact. | ||
I said our government has been controlled by Israel for decades. | ||
She agreed to tell you me but three days later I got permabanned from the app, after five years using it. | ||
That's funny. | ||
Get fucked. - Angrif sent $20, hey Nick, have you heard of Chris Langan? | ||
He is the world's smartest man and openly pro-white. | ||
You were mentioned in a Twitter post and he responded. | ||
I think it would be interesting to watch you two talk, what do you think? | ||
Also why doesn't the pro-white scene do any kind of online collaboration to achieve bigger goals? | ||
Yes, I've heard of Chris Langan. | ||
What did he say about me? | ||
I didn't see the tweet, but yeah I like him. | ||
Your last comment is just ignorant. | ||
The beloved Groy percent $100. | ||
I looked up Maslow's hierarchy of needs and sex is listed on the bottom most tier. | ||
What kind of sin pass bitch made this? | ||
I remember this model being taught from textbooks in high school, but it can't even explain a vow of chastity. | ||
Psychology is so fake. | ||
Also, Abraham Maslow is Jewish. | ||
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Okay, I don't. | |
Yeah, I think actually that may be something that he's correct on, that human beings like sex. | ||
I don't think that's really a Jew take to say, yeah, people like sex. | ||
Nice try though. | ||
But thanks for the big super chat. | ||
Love you too, buddy. | ||
I love you too! | ||
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Bro says, people want sex? | |
What kind of Jew came up with that? | ||
What about Trad Cat? | ||
What about... Yeah, okay. | ||
But they're obviously repudiating The natural instinct to have sex. | ||
I think the exception proves the rule, actually. | ||
You know, some people go on a hunger strike. | ||
It doesn't mean people don't, you know, want or need food. | ||
But thank you for the big super chat. | ||
True. | ||
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Don't call it, just do it. | |
You're right. | ||
You're right about that. | ||
Dave Man sent $100. | ||
We love you so much, Nick. | ||
And this message is far too important to not support. | ||
I've even got my boomer charismatic mom praying for you by name. | ||
All kinds of people are noticing. | ||
It's awesome. | ||
Christ is king. | ||
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Thank you very much. | |
Thank you very much. | ||
Tell your mom thank you for the prayers. | ||
God bless. | ||
I appreciate the support. | ||
The prayer power too. | ||
Very helpful. | ||
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Thank you. | |
It's true. | ||
People are waking up. | ||
Drywall Eater sent $5, half. | ||
Hey Nick, I'm 21M, being offered a fast track on to my local district's BOE. | ||
I'm not really involved in real world politics and hadn't really planned to do so anytime soon. | ||
I don't know, dude. | ||
Wall-eater sent $5, two halves, I'm already kinda busy in my real life between my job, school, et cetera. | ||
What would I gain, other than some measly salary, from joining, and should I even do it at all? | ||
Thanks. - I don't know, dude. | ||
Do whatever you want. - It's always that you sent $20, You told a story a while ago about being invited to Israel on a free trip while in college.Just saw a clip of Bobby Lee on the Bad Friends podcast saying the same thing but said it was only free because they made him post pro-Israel things every day. | ||
Wild but not surprising after watching your show the last few months. | ||
Well, if you're new to the show, that is what they do. | ||
Every conservative influencer has taken an Israel trip. | ||
Israel pays for them. | ||
Israel pays for them. | ||
These conservative groups pay for them. | ||
You get a free all-expenses-paid trip to Israel. | ||
Try and become a conservative influencer. | ||
They'll offer it to you. | ||
And anyone that you can think of has been there. | ||
Charlie Kirk, Benny Johnson, Will Witt, even this new Jagoff they got at PragerU, Buttface, Aiden, Buttazoni, or whatever the fuck his name is. | ||
They've all been to Israel. | ||
They all get off for the trip. | ||
It's all free. | ||
They go there. | ||
And they do. | ||
They have to post content saying, here I am in Israel. | ||
It's the best. | ||
You know and it's obvious they're grooming these people to be pro-Israel. | ||
That's a small discretionary expense to get the entire generation indoctrinated into the pro-Israel thing in the conservative side. | ||
And yeah, I'm sure it goes on in Hollywood as well. | ||
So yeah, that's 100% real, and they offered it to me before I went full America first. | ||
That's the first thing they said to me. | ||
They were trying to recruit me, literally. | ||
The first public thing I ever did, some girl came up filming a Periscope named Cassie Dillon, and she gave me a little interview on the spot, and then the last question was, would you ever go to Israel? | ||
I said no. | ||
She said, oh, you gotta go. | ||
We'll get you there eventually, you know, some stupid shit like that. | ||
So, yeah, it's 100% real. | ||
They all do it. | ||
AussieGroper sent $3. | ||
I've been watching you since pre-Groper wars. | ||
I'm 30 now with a pregnant wife and a one-year-old son. | ||
You helped me stop being a degenerate. | ||
Repent and follow God all those years ago. | ||
Thank you, Nick. | ||
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Good! | |
I'm glad to hear it, man. | ||
God bless and congratulations. | ||
That's crazy! | ||
People watch this show for five years and then it's like they start watching when they're a kid and then they're like married and pregnant or their wife's pregnant. | ||
Not a lot of women watch the show. | ||
I met some guy the other day and he was like, oh I started watching your show when I was 14. | ||
I was like, bruh. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
You got like 4chan 13 year olds watching America First and they're like 20 and they're like, hey man, I'm in college now. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
But thanks man, congrats. | ||
DrywallEater sent $5. | ||
Last thing, I'd like to take this moment to pledge my allegiance. | ||
I solemnly swear to rape. | ||
Rape and rape for Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
Very funny. | ||
No, do the school board thing, okay, pal? | ||
A lot of when people ask me these questions, it's like, I don't know, man, do whatever you want. | ||
If you don't want to do it, don't do it. | ||
If you do want to do it, do it. | ||
If you want to get in politics, do it. | ||
Pretty Fly White Guy sent $3. | ||
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$320. | |
Dune 2 is amazing. | ||
You should watch it in IMAX if you can. | ||
I did. | ||
I already did, actually, and it was awesome. | ||
That's right! | ||
I've been noticing since I was 15 and then you came and vindicated me with the clean brick memo slash house of special plans videos. | ||
I knew I wasn't crazy. | ||
Look, mama, handsome chat in a suit agrees with me. | ||
That's right. | ||
A legitimizing. | ||
I'm glad to hear that, man. | ||
Good for you. | ||
That's the biggest thing, you know, because all these kids, they don't stand a chance because they get hooked on porn when they're 13. | ||
at a young age, replaced porn with Jesus, replaced drugs with a family. | ||
I stand behind your message 100%. | ||
I'm glad to hear that, man. | ||
Good for you. | ||
That's the biggest thing, you know, because all these kids, they don't stand a chance because they get hooked on porn when they're 13. | ||
They start smoking pot when they're 15, you know, or whatever. | ||
And then they're done. | ||
They're cooked. | ||
And they lose their virginity. | ||
And that's just their life. | ||
Then they go to college and it's all about substance and sex or porn or whatever. | ||
And they're degenerate for life. | ||
They grow up and become a big faggot degenerate. | ||
And I know because that's what happened to all my friends in high school. | ||
I mean, I like them. | ||
You know, I don't talk to almost any of them. | ||
But they were all stoners. | ||
They were all stoners and I never touched pot. | ||
I never smoked pot. | ||
Never smoked a cigarette. | ||
Never had a sip of alcohol. | ||
But all my friends, that's all they wanted to do was drugs and alcohol. | ||
And they didn't care about anything aimless. | ||
I mean, so and I wasn't some crusader I just didn't want to partake in that but now as I grow older it's important I think for me to be an example because young people you know all they get is that stuff glamorized and they think it's there's no alternative Well thank you man. | ||
Don't worry, listen, nobody worry about money. | ||
People can contribute any way they can. | ||
As long as you're doing something. | ||
Getting rich, getting in politics, if you're doing social media stuff. | ||
to archive and getting people on board with the message. | ||
Jesus is king. - Well, thank you, man. | ||
Don't worry, listen, nobody worry about money. | ||
People can contribute any way they can, as long as you're doing something, getting rich, getting in politics, you're doing social media stuff, so I appreciate it, man. - Brother Nathaniel sent $3, with Trump getting from Israel Heritage Foundation recently on February 24th, the Prince of Peace Award, and of course money, with Trump getting from Israel Heritage Foundation recently on February 24th, the Prince of Peace Award, and Are you still supporting Trump? | ||
Yes, I am still supporting Trump, knowing all of that, and understanding what happened in the first term. | ||
Because here's the thing, everything you could say about Trump, I mean, you're getting that with Biden as well. | ||
So, say what you want about what the left has been up to in America. | ||
Biden administration has been totally behind Israel. | ||
Totally behind Israel in this war. | ||
Haven't thought for a second about depriving them of what they want or need. | ||
And if Biden wins, it's gonna be Kamala. | ||
And Kamala, if you look into her background, she's as jewed up as anybody. | ||
I mean, look at the Biden administration. | ||
People talk about Kushner. | ||
Look what you're getting with Biden. | ||
The whole administration's Jewish. | ||
So, you know, that's the one thing where it is a clear binary. | ||
It's one or the other. | ||
And if one is even a little bit better than the other, you know, I go for it. | ||
I don't feel that way about other things because it's not binary length. | ||
It's not an up or down, final vote. | ||
Everything else, there can be more variety. | ||
But with the presidential election, it's like you're either going to get open borders, and a liberal attorney general, and liberal enforcement of everything, and everything that comes with that, and they're Zionist. | ||
Or you could get a Zionist and they close the border and they, you know, they're good for the economy and other things. | ||
So that's why I'm not like a full accelerationist or like a full, fully, what do you call it, against the political process. | ||
And I also know, personally, if Trump gets elected, a lot of my people get in the administration. | ||
That would never happen under Biden. | ||
So, you know, Trump administration is a good chance for a lot of groipers to build their resume. | ||
So you gotta think intergenerationally like that. | ||
I mean, like, yeah, Trump, the whole Kushner-Israel thing is far from ideal. | ||
I don't think people are allowed to seek higher office if that's not part of it, to some extent. | ||
I would say Trump is the most independent from Israel out of any national politician. | ||
Who would be the alternative on the left or right? | ||
Look at Haley and DeSantis. | ||
The way they talk about Israel, they make Trump look like me. | ||
When DeSantis and Haley say whatever they want, when they want it, no questions asked. | ||
Like Trump doesn't talk like that. | ||
You know, Trump throws shade at Netanyahu and he says that Hezbollah is smart and says he wants to make a deal for the Palestinians. | ||
He's got a phone to pick with Netanyahu. | ||
So, you know, not ideal but certainly you could do much worse. | ||
Humongous sent $5, thank you for your courage Nick. | ||
Lots of black pills lately, but remember, what then shall we say to these things? | ||
If God is for us, who can be against us? | ||
Romans 8 31. | ||
HW sent $3, the Jays have tricked the stupid goyim into killing themselves via hyper-aging by going to man-made gyms to lift man-made metal for no reason other than pride-slash-vanity. | ||
Nick is right about gym cucks. | ||
Well, I still think people should work out, but... I should be honest about it. | ||
Sabian. | ||
Sent $3. | ||
Pray for my Fortnite account. | ||
I was falsely banned. | ||
Broken heart. | ||
Disappointed face. | ||
PMDZone sent $3. | ||
Did you ever watch back your December 1st InfoWars appearance? | ||
Do you think you did a good job on there? | ||
Uh, yeah, under the circumstances. | ||
I mean, that was a little bit of a ridiculous setup. | ||
But yeah, I mean, my monologue blew up on Twitter after that. | ||
I think it got significant viewership. | ||
So, yeah. | ||
PMTZONE sent $3. | ||
What's the story on the Patrick Little 2006-2008 mental breakdown? | ||
Uh, well, it wasn't 2006. | ||
It was like 20... 2017, 2018, something like that. | ||
Well, it wasn't 2006. | ||
It was like 2017, 2018, something like that. | ||
Or maybe even later. | ||
He was just one of these insane people that couldn't handle the red pill, basically. | ||
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*phone rings* Very funny. | |
- Ah, ha, ha, ha. - Very funny. - Great song. - Thank you. | ||
Thank you for that. - I'm gonna be a little bit. - Yeah, I'm gonna be a little bit. - I'm gonna be a little bit. - Yeah. - I'm gonna be a little bit. - I'm gonna be a little bit. - Yeah. - I'm gonna be a little bit. | ||
Thank you for the superchat. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Yeah, replay gang. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Well, I didn't say that. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Yeah, replay gang. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Well, I didn't say that. | ||
I said that we're like living off the treasury of prayers from dead saints or something like that. | ||
I wouldn't say, I don't think I said dying fumes. | ||
Fumes don't die. | ||
Right. | ||
You're thinking of the idiom like running on fumes. | ||
So that's your mixing metaphors there. | ||
Israel is made for BBC sent $3, period. | ||
Okay, thanks for that. | ||
*phone rings* Fellow comrades sent $20, obligatory fart super chat. | ||
Thanks King07! | ||
Thank you! | ||
HW sent $100. | ||
The only sin that's still left is Nazi sin. | ||
That's the new religion. | ||
Hitler is the devil. | ||
The 6 million are the Redeemer, which means that the Jewish people are God. | ||
That's the religion today. | ||
That's deadly. | ||
It's got nothing to do with the Catholic faith. | ||
You get Auschwitz instead of Golgotha and the gas chamber instead of the cross. | ||
That's deadly. | ||
Bishop Williamson. | ||
Hey, thank you for the big super chat. | ||
He's right. | ||
I just hate when people call everything a religion. | ||
Everybody thinks they're so smart when they make these like religion allegories where they're like Leftism is the new religion, and Bud Light is the wine, and Dylan Mulvaney is the new Messiah, and the new church is the abortion clinic, you know. | ||
People always make these tortured allegories about how, you know, such and such is a fucking new religion. | ||
And it's like, shut up. | ||
But he's right. | ||
But he is right about that. | ||
I mean, he's right. | ||
And he probably said that, you know, 15 years ago before it became gay. | ||
But, um... | ||
I just always hate when people do that. | ||
But he's right. | ||
I mean, sentiment's right. | ||
But thank you for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Buffincel sent $10. | ||
Seen Dune 2 yet? - Yes, I did. - Typhlosion sent $5. | ||
Why do you think that Greg Johnson had so much influence over those boomers in that secret racist group you mentioned a while back? | ||
Not inviting you back was majorly retarded on their part. | ||
Seems pretty sus. | ||
Who knows? | ||
I don't think it was just his influence, though. | ||
I don't really know why, but yeah, they kind of excluded me, and it's like, you know, whatever, okay? | ||
Whatever. | ||
Have fun. | ||
Have a good time. - Groim sent $3. | ||
It was hot in the field master. | ||
Sigh. | ||
So that's that. | ||
- Yeah. - Atrazine Froggy sent $5. | ||
First the show is delayed until the next morning. | ||
Now replay will be delayed until later this afternoon.This is taking a toll on my schedule.Maybe the Jews were right about everything they say about you. | ||
Samba Growiper sent $10. | ||
- Kill yourself. - Samba Groiper sent $10, good morning Groiper. | ||
- Hey, good morning. | ||
- Sayormadra sent $3, had a mandatory seminar about decolonizing the college curriculum last week. | ||
Easily and loudly eviscerated the anti-white agenda with cogent arguments. | ||
You and Keef have taught me well. | ||
Then everyone clapped. | ||
Then everyone clapped. | ||
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Had a mandatory diversity seminar today. | |
Then I eviscerated all your arguments. | ||
And then everyone could- Shut the fuck up. | ||
You didn't do fucking shit. | ||
That never even happened. | ||
Fucking raised your hand. | ||
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Um, leave white... I think you should leave white people alone. | |
Yeah, then you woke up. | ||
Never happened. | ||
No, but I had a Oreo Shamrock McFlurry a couple weeks ago. | ||
So... Man, I'm kind of in the mood for a little McDonald's after the show. | ||
I gotta stop. | ||
I gotta stop. | ||
Oh, but it's so good. | ||
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Oh, yeah, but it's so good! | |
I've been trying to do this meal kit thing, but I just keep eating fast food anyway. | ||
I have these meal kits, but I'm like, motherfucker, am I really gonna heat up pasta in the air fryer again? | ||
I want fried chicken. | ||
I want McDonald's. | ||
I want fries. | ||
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I need it. | |
I need ice cream. | ||
The other day I had a radical notion. | ||
I thought of a radical notion. | ||
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Which is... Picture this. | |
What if every day I only had ice cream? | ||
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One meal and it was just ice cream. | |
I said that could possibly be a solution. | ||
Because it's got everything you need. | ||
Sugar, fat, milk. | ||
I was possessed by the radical notion that I could eat one meal a day. | ||
I could eat an ice cream meal once My only meal every day But then everyone told me that was ridiculous I said, yeah, you're probably right So, um, so I had two hot dogs for dinner last night instead so it is what it is Big Ham sent $100. | ||
Missed last month's movement tax. | ||
Another one coming your way soon. | ||
Thanks for all the insight, King. | ||
07. | ||
Thank you very much for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it, man. | ||
Thank you for the support. | ||
It really helps what we're doing. | ||
CPT Noodle sent $10. | ||
Have you or anyone you know read White Rural Rage? | ||
The Threat to American Democracy? | ||
It has 2.3 stars on Amazon. | ||
Haha keep it up bro love the show. | ||
Thank you, no I haven't read that. | ||
Don't plan on it. | ||
Thanks. | ||
It's not a rant. | ||
You make me sound like a crazy person when you say it's a rant. | ||
I hate when people... Oh, great rant. | ||
It's like, hey, I'm like not unhinged. | ||
I'm actually just... A nigga's talking here. | ||
I was gonna say the full n-word. | ||
But I want to remain on rumble. | ||
Look, I'm just talking. | ||
I'm just... Can a nigga free think without it being a rant? | ||
You know, these white people, they see an Italian popping off and they go, he's doing another rant. | ||
The talking dog at the Shell Shack is singing. | ||
It's like, hey, I'm a human being. | ||
I'm just talking. | ||
I'm animated. | ||
But thank you. | ||
I'm glad you like it anyway. | ||
Simon Skula sent $5. | ||
If they actually do the American Psycho remake, who should it be? | ||
Dennis from Always Sunny or Jacob Elrodi? | ||
Well, I don't like that movie, but if they did, it should be Jacob Elordi. | ||
Dennis is too old. | ||
And not as good looking, I don't think. | ||
Well, happy birthday! | ||
Hope it's a good one, man. | ||
Thanks for the super chat. | ||
whenever I wake up in Nick's live. | ||
And it's my B-Day. | ||
28, though. | ||
Basically 30. | ||
Fuck this. | ||
Well, happy birthday. | ||
Hope it's a good one, man. | ||
Thanks for the super chat. | ||
Enjoy. | ||
Yeah, we're getting old. | ||
You and me, we are getting old all the time. | ||
It doesn't stop. | ||
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Ah, yeah. | |
I'm with you, man. | ||
I'm 25. | ||
I'm gonna be turning 26. | ||
Then I'm gonna die. | ||
Then I'm gonna die one day. | ||
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Not good. | |
So, happy birthday. | ||
28! | ||
Normalize the norm! | ||
I hate that guy. | ||
My enemy. | ||
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My mortal enemy. | |
He posted some stupid TikTok the other day. | ||
And he's like... I'm 28! | ||
Every day I enjoy... I look forward to my cup of coffee, my normal job, and I work out, I play with my gay dog. | ||
Your dog is gay. | ||
Okay, your dog takes it up the ass. | ||
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It sucks dick. | |
Fucking faggot dog. | ||
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And... | |
Your fucking grass is fake, you have AstroTurf, your fucking wife sucks, your life sucks, your friends suck, your friends look like pussies, they all wear backwards hats, and you wear Athleta, what do they call it? | ||
Athleisure? | ||
You wear Athleisure out on a Friday night? | ||
You go out in public on a Friday night and you put on your girl jogging pants, your fucking Capri girl jogging pants, and gym shoes, and uh, Athletic shirt and a baseball hat and you go out and you eat slop at a food court and see a movie? | ||
Grow up! | ||
Get real, man. | ||
Get fucking real. | ||
I'm so sick of these people. | ||
You go out in public. | ||
You can't even wear jeans. | ||
That's asking too much. | ||
You can't wear jeans and sneakers. | ||
We're wearing gym shoes and yoga pants and you're a dude? | ||
And a t-shirt? | ||
An athletic t-shirt? | ||
Give me a break. | ||
Grow up. | ||
Get a real dog. | ||
Get a real life. | ||
Get a real fucking life and grow up. | ||
Sick bitch. | ||
He's eating Factor. | ||
He's in his Factor meal kit. | ||
Oh, I eat my Factor meal kit! | ||
You know, and I did that for a little while and I rebelled. | ||
I bucked like a bronco because I'm free. | ||
I'm a free man. | ||
I'm a real man. | ||
I'm real. | ||
I'm a real person. | ||
So I didn't just... and eventually I just rebelled and I ordered McDonald's DoorDash. | ||
I said, enough! | ||
I got a better meal kit. | ||
Start eating KFC, start scratching my balls in the middle of the show. | ||
So, he does the factor meal kit, and every night it's like, oh, I reheated one piece of pizza and now I'm watching TV. | ||
Shut up. | ||
Shut up. | ||
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Oh, I'm going out on a weekend, going out to Chili's with the boys. | |
You eat at Chili's? | ||
There's no excuse. | ||
You're a grown man. | ||
You go out and spend $20 for dinner. | ||
You go to Chili's? | ||
Get real. | ||
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I'm gonna drink beer in a baseball hat at Chili's with my other friends in baseball hats. | |
I wanna stick my fingers in his eyes. | ||
I wanna stick my thumbs in his eyeballs. | ||
Nah, he seems like a nice guy. | ||
That's the guy that needs to wake up, dude. | ||
Wake up! | ||
I wanna slap him. | ||
Wake up, brother. | ||
This isn't living. | ||
Wake up. | ||
When are you going to have a kid? | ||
When are you going to have a kid? | ||
When are you going to get real grass in your backyard? | ||
When are you going to get a real dog? | ||
When are you going to eat real food? | ||
Get a real life? | ||
Drinking beer and chilies in gym shoes. | ||
Goes and plays with this gay dog with a gay dog name. | ||
Dog's name is Benny. | ||
Benny! | ||
You sound like gay when you say it. | ||
Have a real pet's name. | ||
My dog's name was Albert. | ||
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Benny! | |
Benny? | ||
Your wife pick him out? | ||
Name him? | ||
Your wife name you? | ||
Two? | ||
Pick out your yoga pants? | ||
Pick out your Lululemon yoga pants that you wear? | ||
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Out? | |
On a Friday? | ||
In society? | ||
You go into society? | ||
You go into public life? | ||
You wearing athletic shoes? | ||
Lululemon jogging pants and a microbead fuckin' athletic shirt? | ||
Get dressed, brother. | ||
Get dressed. | ||
Grow up. | ||
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Get real. | |
Ugh. | ||
He lives in Texas? | ||
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Ugh. | |
Oh, brother. | ||
He's living in like some new construction in Texas with the AstroTurf yard. | ||
Going to Chili's. | ||
Wearing Lululemon on a Friday night with a gay dog. | ||
Eating factor meals. | ||
Eating fake factor meals. | ||
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Oh gosh. | |
I'd rather die. | ||
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Anyway. | |
Bye. - Two-fold meeting. | ||
Anyway, happy birthday! | ||
Let's go. | ||
That's so funny. | ||
Who's this arrogant shitbag? | ||
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Anyway, happy birthday. | |
Saw some clips of you and thought, who's this arrogant shitbag? | ||
Let's go. | ||
Seems like a troll but funny. | ||
Then I actually watched a full show. | ||
Now I watch every show lol. | ||
That's so funny. | ||
Best political commentary. | ||
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Who's this arrogant shitbag? | |
Yeah, then you meet me and you're like, oh, he is an arrogant asshole. | ||
He is a piece of shit. | ||
Thank you for that. | ||
Pipe sent $20. | ||
Love you man. | ||
Can't tell you enough how much you've helped myself and my family since I found you during Groerper Wars. | ||
Christ is King. | ||
We will win. | ||
Thank you man. | ||
I'm glad to hear it buddy. | ||
Good for you. | ||
We will win. | ||
Ethiopian Groerper sent $3. | ||
May God bless you. | ||
Thank you and likewise. | ||
Crook Groyper sent $5, a while ago you mentioned a fairly comprehensive documentary style film. | ||
Any update on that? | ||
Leave me alone, who are you? | ||
What are you my boss? | ||
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Any update on that? | |
Get the fuck away from me. | ||
Kahoru sent $3, I met a guy that said he went to SAS in 2019 when you confronted BS and you called him a fag while he was skipping across the street. | ||
Maybe I did. | ||
He said it pissed him off at first but now he is a groyper. | ||
Let's go? | ||
Yeah, well, it was a different time. | ||
In 2019, every conservative was like that. | ||
Every conservative is like, wait a second, you're sexist? | ||
Now we're all groifers. | ||
Now we're all just groifers waiting to get red-billed. | ||
Because every guy's, like, sexist, a little racist now. | ||
Back in those days, it was like, wait a second, you're racist? | ||
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Not cool. | |
It was like, yeah, I'm racist, like, 2012. | ||
Canuck89 sent $10. | ||
While I understand that sales is an integral part of any business, the whole process that salespeople take a customer through to convince them to purchase their product or service, with various objection handling techniques, comes off to me like predatory verbal trickery and inherently kinda Jewish. | ||
It is Jewish, and Marshall Fields, a great- no, kidding, that was a joke. | ||
Marshall Fields, the great titan of industry, of Chicago, He pioneered the department store because he stopped trying to sell people what they didn't want. | ||
That's how it was in the 19th century. | ||
It was aggressive, like, you know, trying to sell people stuff they didn't want. | ||
And one of the innovations of Marshall Fields was only selling people what they want. | ||
And now it's totally flipped back because everything's Jewish now. | ||
White people weren't like that. | ||
You know, the great whites of America, they didn't want to sell you something you didn't want. | ||
They want to give you a good product and the thing that you want. | ||
Not anymore. | ||
Something that we lost. | ||
So yeah, I totally agree with you. | ||
That's exactly right. | ||
Crook Groyper sent $5, a while ago you mentioned a fairly comprehensive- Dude, go away. | ||
Grecoid sent $3, since I've watched all of your videos I have accumulated a swath of my favorite quotes, permission to share them? | ||
Sure, why not? | ||
Luke Northup sent $50, I want to join the Marines in the fall. | ||
If Trump wins do you think he will have me fight for Israel? | ||
I'm Catholic and I don't know how I feel about fighting for the U.S. | ||
government in its current state. | ||
Thoughts? | ||
I mean here's the way I look at it if you want to join the military the way that you have to look at it is like you know you serve the state so if the state says go to war and you don't agree with it but you got to do it and that's just you know and that's it is what it is so if you want to be a marine that's the life you want I don't think there's anything like inherently wrong with it Crookroy percent five dollars. | ||
I started reading Mein Kampf on Sunday. | ||
You know, when the state says fight for Israel and you recognize the government's captured by Israel, you gotta look at it like, "Hey, it's not my choice. | ||
I follow orders, you know? | ||
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I'm a soldier." That's fine, I guess. | |
I mean, if that's... | ||
As long as you use that to propel yourself further, but I'm generally against it. | ||
*BEEP* Crook Roy percent five dollars. | ||
I started reading Mein Kampf on Sunday. | ||
This guy had some pretty solid ideas. | ||
Wow, you're so based. | ||
French Catholics sent $3, MFS 25 and up saying I'm in my 20s. | ||
Ick. | ||
Okay, but it is true though. | ||
I am in my 20s. | ||
Godofconquest91 sent $35. | ||
I really enjoyed your interview with Brother Nathaniel. | ||
It was interesting to see your contrasting views on the future and Trump. | ||
You're a great interviewer. | ||
God bless. | ||
Thank you! | ||
Thank you. | ||
I'm glad you liked it. | ||
Yeah, it was pretty successful. | ||
A lot of views. | ||
Gingerbread grow at percent $25. | ||
Glad you made it home safe from dinner. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Yeah, me too. | ||
I had to evade assassins. | ||
But I think I tricked them. | ||
I think I was smarter than them. | ||
Okay, alright. | ||
That's our last Super Chat. | ||
90 Super Chats. | ||
I appreciate the support, but a little tedious. | ||
Okay, that's our last Super Chat. | ||
That's gonna do it for me as always. | ||
Thanks for watching. | ||
Remember to follow me on Rumble, Cozy, and Telegram. | ||
Smash the follow button. | ||
Smash the like button on Rumble. | ||
I'm on the air Monday through Friday as always. | ||
Thanks for watching. | ||
Thanks to our Super Chatters. | ||
In particular, HW, JulioSwan, CinderblockGroper, Ed E. Groiper, TheBelovedGroiper, Dave Mann, and Big Ham. | ||
Wow. | ||
Special thanks to all of them. | ||
Big thank you to them. | ||
Thanks to all our Super Chatters, everybody that watches the show. | ||
We love you. | ||
I'll see you tomorrow. | ||
Until then, have a great rest of your day. | ||
Great rest of your day. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo! | ||
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It's going to be only America first. | |
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. |