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- You can't go back to the past. | |
That's what people always say, isn't it? | ||
They say, can we really go back? | ||
And the answer is, whether you're conservative or liberal, right when you're left wing, the answer is no. | ||
We're never going back. | ||
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It's done. | |
It's gone. | ||
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All of that is gone. | |
But I would call myself something like a Christian futurist instead. | ||
Because Jesus Christ was our past before any of us were born or conceived. | ||
Jesus Christ is our present now. | ||
And Jesus Christ is our future after we die on earth. | ||
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We want this century to be the most Christian century in the history of planet earth. | |
We love everybody. | ||
And we want people that can burn, really, more than anybody. | ||
But this country can no longer be held hostage by a small minority that doesn't believe in a real God. | ||
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The mission of our movement is to make this country a Christian country. | |
The mission is to create a Christian, The only way we're gonna do it is not by infiltrating, not by subverting, not by lying, which is what a lot of people do. | ||
The only way that we're gonna make it happen is with the fullness of a real Christian. | ||
The only way. | ||
We have got to be willing to die for Jesus Christ. | ||
We have to want it more than they do because there are thousands and millions and tens of millions and hundreds of millions of Christians ready to meet their final destiny. | ||
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And nothing can stop us and nothing will. | |
We have to want it more than we have to do. | ||
We have to want it more than we have to do. | ||
We have to want it more than we have to do. | ||
We have to want it more than we have to do. | ||
We have to want it more than we have to do. | ||
Whether they've made the most of the opportunities they've been given. | ||
Together, we have the same mission. | ||
Over the course of your life, you will find that things are not always fair. | ||
You will find that things happen to you that you do not deserve and that are not always warranted. | ||
But you have to put your head down and fight, fight, fight. | ||
Never, ever, ever give up. | ||
Don't give in, don't back down, and never stop doing what you know is right. | ||
Nothing worth doing ever, ever, ever came easy. | ||
And the more righteous your fight, the more opposition that you will face. | ||
In your hearts are inscribed the values of service, sacrifice, and devotion. | ||
Now you must go forth into the world and turn your hopes and dreams into action. | ||
America has always been the land of dreams because America is a nation of true believers. | ||
When the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth, They pray. | ||
When the founders wrote the Declaration of Independence, they invoked our creator four times. | ||
Because in America, we don't worship government. | ||
We worship God. | ||
It is why our currency proudly declares, in God we trust. | ||
And it's why we proudly proclaim that we are one nation under God. | ||
The story of America is the story of an adventure that began with deep faith, big dreams, and humble beginnings. | ||
The next generation of American leaders, never, ever give up. | ||
There'll be times in your life you'll want to quit. | ||
Never quit. | ||
Never stop fighting for what you believe in and for the people who care about you. | ||
Carry yourself with dignity and pride. | ||
Demand the best from yourself. | ||
The more people tell you it's not possible, That it can't be done the more you should be absolutely determined to prove them wrong. | ||
Treat the word impossible as nothing more than motivation. | ||
Relish the opportunity to be an outsider the more that a broken system tells you that you're wrong. | ||
The more certain you should be that you must keep pushing ahead. | ||
You must keep pushing forward. | ||
And always have the courage. | ||
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. | ||
You You You You You You You You You You You You You You You You You You | ||
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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 You You You Good evening everybody you're watching America first. | ||
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 Friday. | ||
We have a lot to talk about tonight. | ||
Lots to get into. | ||
Big show. | ||
Big show. | ||
Lots of... lots of news to discuss. | ||
Our featured story we're talking all about the imminent TikTok ban. | ||
Bipartisan consensus in Congress and the president has given a commitment to sign any bill that comes across his desk which would ban TikTok. | ||
Man, this has been a long time in the making now. | ||
Something like five years. | ||
It was initially banned from government devices years ago. | ||
President Trump floated a proposal in 2019 that the parent company for TikTok would have to be sold to an American company and a deal was actually almost arranged with Oracle and I think Walmart. | ||
But that never happened. | ||
And so now, finally, they're moving to ban TikTok or force the sale of TikTok, which would be Chinese divestment from the company, if this bill passes. | ||
And it looks like there's a good chance it will. | ||
It just passed a committee in the U.S. | ||
House and probably is going to turn into a law. | ||
So, we'll talk all about that. | ||
Kind of a tragic story. | ||
I wish it wasn't so. | ||
I love TikTok. | ||
I'm banned from TikTok, but that's what they're doing. | ||
And we'll talk a little bit about why that is. | ||
I think there's a very good reason. | ||
Well, it's not a good reason, but I think there's a... | ||
I think there's a persuasive case to be made that there is a precipitating cause for TikTok to be banned now because like I said this is a conversation that's been going on for years there's been a lot of advocacy for TikTok to be banned and this comes with all of the anti-China stuff but the big reason I think behind it is that pro-Palestine content has been flourishing on the app and | ||
That has a lot to do with TikTok being headquartered in China. | ||
So, we'll talk about that and what's happening with it in Congress. | ||
We'll also talk tonight about the imminent war in Lebanon. | ||
We've been talking about this for a little while, but there was a new report which the Israeli government denies. | ||
But there was a new report yesterday that Israel has given an ultimatum to Hezbollah that if there is no diplomatic resolution reached by March 15th, | ||
about Hezbollah forces on Israel's northern border that Israel will take action against Hezbollah and they denied that the report is legitimate but many outlets have reported on this and it's coming at a time of increasing hostility between Hezbollah and Israel on that border so if we have time we'll talk about that as well and it should be a pretty good show casual Friday so I'm in my Minion shirt | ||
One in a minion t-shirt. | ||
And here we're pretty late. | ||
It's like 4 a.m. | ||
basically. | ||
But, you know, when it's Casual Friday, you can be casually late. | ||
It doesn't matter what time you start because it's Casual Friday. | ||
So, there's really no rules. | ||
You can wear what you want, you can arrive when you want, say what you want. | ||
It's Friday, so you can do, you can act however you'd like. | ||
That's what it means to be casual. | ||
So, I don't want to hear any complaining. | ||
People better not be upset about this because That's the rules, and I'm on time every other night, so it's a little treat. | ||
I treat myself on Friday to being seven hours late, but before we get into the news, I want to remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble and Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
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Okay, my phone just fell. | |
uh but yeah like the video follow me on all that follow me on telegram as well the link is down below trying to think sunday sunday will probably be the big collaboration with me and cheezer and potentially sneko i don't know what the status is on that But it's definitely gonna be me and Sheezer. | ||
I think Sneeko might be joining us, which is exciting. | ||
I haven't... I haven't talked to him in a minute. | ||
But that'll be Sunday. | ||
Don't have a time yet, but I will publish all the details this weekend and I will probably post the collaboration on this channel when it's finished. | ||
I might even stream it myself. | ||
I'm not sure. | ||
So... Stay tuned! | ||
Sunday is gonna be a big day for streaming on this channel and then Rest of the week is just going to be the show, but that's all the news I can think of. | ||
The really big story though tonight, which is not even really like news news, but it's a big deal. | ||
Candace Owens is rapidly becoming the most important figure in this America First movement because she has recently become very outspoken about the Jewish power in the United States. | ||
And I posted a little bit about this on my Telegram channel today. | ||
There's been a number of recent developments, but it goes back actually a very long time. | ||
Well, not very long, but maybe about a year. | ||
And so today on her, or maybe not today, I think it was yesterday or the day before, on her show she declared war on Rabbi Shmuley, who's like a big, he's not even a real rabbi, I don't think, but he's basically a big Jewish activist in New York City, very powerful, very influential, and I guess he has been harassing Candace Owens for over a year, ever since Yea 24. | ||
And she finally did a show calling him out, and it was quite brilliant rhetoric, because she went pretty far. | ||
She took it to a very interesting place. | ||
She talked about the role of the Jews in the music industry, behind Michael Jackson and Kanye West, and the sex trafficking ring around Puff Daddy, and the role that they've played in the stories of those people. | ||
And she also, I mean, she basically said that there is a Jewish mafia, or a Jewish gang, which she compared to the Bloods and the Crips, and she said that they wield immense influence in Hollywood and in Washington, D.C., and that they use allegations of anti-Semitism and the legacy of the Holocaust as a shield from criticism. | ||
It's pretty interesting because she's at Daily Wire, which is a total normie crowd. | ||
Total normgroid, normie crowd. | ||
They don't know anything, okay? | ||
These people that watch Michael Knowles and Matt Walsh, they don't know their ass from a hole in the ground. | ||
They have no idea what's going on. | ||
They are swimming in the shallow end of the pool. | ||
So, she approaches the topic in sort of an interesting way. | ||
She talks about how she's been harassed by Shmuley, like other black people, and she said that just like black people, just like there are gangs comprised predominantly of one race, like black gangs such as the Bloods and the Crips, she says there are also gangs of other people, such as Jews. | ||
And she said that there are powerful Jews that engage in conspiracy and racketeering effectively in the same way that the Bloods and the Crips might. | ||
It's organized, it's collective, there's a shared racial identity which forms the basis of membership and maybe tribal identity within the gang. | ||
And that's loaded with all kinds of implications, such as that there is implicit trust between Jews, and inward preference, and there's this insular culture. | ||
So there's a lot of implications that come with this, necessarily. | ||
She says, and just like you wouldn't be called a racist for having a problem with Gang crime. | ||
Although some might say that, but she said that conservatives would never say that you can't criticize the criminal activities such as drug trafficking or murder by the Bloods and the Crips. | ||
That wouldn't make you racist against all black people. | ||
She said, well, the same is true about Jews. | ||
You can talk about organized Jewish crime and organized Jewish malice That's happening clearly in these industries without necessarily hating all Jews and being a so-called anti-Semite. | ||
She said, and often, these Jews will hide behind that allegation. | ||
She'll say that, she says that they will accuse anyone who talks about their criminal enterprise and their mafia tactics of being anti-Semitic. | ||
Or they'll talk about the Holocaust. | ||
Which, I heard that somebody said to me in a group chat, they're like, Candace Owens just named the Jew on her show, sarcastically, you know? | ||
And I was like, oh, I wonder what she really said. | ||
Because I know that she's been cooking lately. | ||
Candace Owens has been cooking. | ||
And I watched the clip and that's literally what she said. | ||
She said there's a Jewish mafia, they hide behind anti-Semitism, but it's no different than the Italian mafia or black gang or something. | ||
And full-on went at Shmuley, who's a powerful Jew. | ||
And I thought it was incredible. | ||
Very brave, very courageous, some interesting rhetorical innovations. | ||
And you know what? | ||
Here's the thing about some of what she's been saying. | ||
I don't agree with all of it. | ||
When she says things like, well, it's just some Jews and This is like an esoteric red pill. | ||
A lot of people are not really ready for this. | ||
And it's not to say that every Jew is a part of a conspiracy, but of course the problem is much more widespread than I think a lot of people would like to admit. | ||
I think there's a bias For reasons that we can explore, but that's outside the scope of this topic. | ||
For whatever reason, we don't like to say that a problem belongs to a group. | ||
I guess it's a bias for individualism. | ||
And we like to say that, well, everyone is really just a person, but there are some problematic people in every group, and let's just only hold those people accountable, and the thing that those people have in common is that they are troublemakers, not that they are from any particular group. | ||
But let's be honest with ourselves. | ||
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Groups exist. | |
And certainly a group cannot be held liable for the actions of one and one cannot be held liable for the actions of another just because they share the same race or some other attribute. | ||
But at the same time it can also be true, these things are not incompatible, that groups can also have tendencies and they can also have problems. | ||
And so what I'm talking about is this idea, which I hear all the time. | ||
Whenever people start to touch on this subject, which is that Jews clearly wield immense power in our society, they like to say, reflexively almost, well, but it's not all Jews, it's some Jews. | ||
And this is where you get these ridiculous, convoluted excuses. | ||
You hear things like, Well, you may notice there's a lot of Jews in Hollywood, but they're not actually Jews. | ||
They're secular humanists with Jewish last names. | ||
So you get things like that. | ||
And it's like, okay, but how does a person get a Jewish last name? | ||
They had a Jewish dad. | ||
You know, they had Jewish parents, probably. | ||
And they're also part of a Jewish community. | ||
So, you know, but the point of saying something like that is almost to absolve the immutable characteristic of any kind of liability. | ||
Being ethnically Jewish is immutable. | ||
You're born with it, it's genetic, and it's also inextricably part of your identity because it's part of your upbringing. | ||
And people don't like to talk about those attributes being negative or holding any kind of weight or baggage. | ||
They like to say that basically an individual turns 18 and then they can become whatever they want. | ||
They can escape their genetics. | ||
They can escape their forefathers. | ||
They can escape their upbringing and their community and their race. | ||
But they can't. | ||
They can't. | ||
They bring that with them everywhere they go for as long as they live. | ||
And some can undergo changes, but I think that's very rare. | ||
But that's why people say that. | ||
They like to say, well, the problem is that a person has a bad worldview, a bad ideology, which they voluntarily chose at their own individual discretion. | ||
It's not because they're Jewish. | ||
So there's this reflexive urge to say, no, no, no, it has nothing to do with them being Jewish, it's that they're Jewish supremacists, or they're Zionists, or it's some Zionists that support this, but some Jews don't. | ||
Okay, but let's just talk about what is a Jewish person. | ||
A Jewish person, it's an ethnicity, but it's also a religion. | ||
We can say that someone is ethnically Jewish because we can identify this on a genetic test. | ||
And we can see there's a genetic commonality between the Jews, so it's a race. | ||
But it's also a deep culture and religion that's been around for thousands of years. | ||
And the religion has an ethnic basis, which has shaped how Jews have married each other within insular communities for generations. | ||
How would such a small stateless minority group resist assimilation for 5,000 years? | ||
At various times, living under slavery, or occupation, or segregation, or in ghettos, or shtetls, or wherever. | ||
How would you explain it? | ||
It's because it's an ethnic religion. | ||
The religion and the ethnicity are bound up together. | ||
They are inseparable. | ||
The religion has allowed the ethnicity to persist for thousands of years. | ||
Other small minority groups assimilate eventually through intermarriage or through cultural assimilation and eventually disappear. | ||
So the religion has shepherded the genetics and the genetics form the basis of the religion. | ||
Well, what is the religion? | ||
That seems to be a question people like to avoid. | ||
And Candace Owens says, well, he's a bad rabbi. | ||
Okay, but what is a rabbi? | ||
Does anyone want to talk about what a rabbi is and what these people actually believe? | ||
The religious ones? | ||
Let's start with the obvious. | ||
There's a relationship between Judaism and Christianity. | ||
Christianity says that the New Testament is a new covenant which fulfills the Old Covenant or the Old Testament. | ||
So Christians believe that the Bible, the first half of the Bible, or the first part of the Bible, the Old Testament, gives way to and is completed by the New Testament, the Christian religion, with the arrival and the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. | ||
So then, what are all these Jews doing? | ||
It's kind of like monkeys and human beings. | ||
It's like if monkeys turned into humans, then what are all these monkeys doing around? | ||
So what are these Jews doing around? | ||
I mean, your religion got finished. | ||
We're Christians now. | ||
Your religion was completed. | ||
It was fulfilled. | ||
The prophets who announced their prophecies, the prophecies got fulfilled. | ||
Their fulfillment has a name. | ||
It's a Christian religion. | ||
It's Jesus. | ||
So what are they still doing? | ||
Well, the basis of their religion is they reject Jesus. | ||
That's the basis of it. | ||
And the contemporary Judaism, the Judaism for 2,000 years, was formed in reaction to the arrival of Jesus, and the subsequent and related destruction of the Temple, and expulsion of the Jews from their homeland, and the conversion of a great deal of them, and the adoption effectively of their completed religion by Gentiles. | ||
So Judaism and Christianity, just like the ethnicity and religion of Judaism itself, are inseparable in a sense. | ||
But they're also antithetical. | ||
And we also have to talk about the race of the Jews historically as well. | ||
Who are they? | ||
Resisting assimilation throughout the millennia in Europe and in the Middle East. | ||
Well, they were able to do this because they were a segregated minority population. | ||
They didn't see themselves as Europeans. | ||
Within their religion they see Gentiles or Europeans as unequal, untrustworthy, they're suspicious and paranoid about them, and so we have a race of people within our country | ||
That are extremely liberal because of, and we've talked about this on the show recently, because of their insecurity as a diaspora people living among hostile alien foreigners who have much greater numbers than they do, and a religion which repudiates the resurrection and the arrival of our Messiah Jesus. | ||
And so when you see these Jewish mafia type groups Well, it's actually a good comparison because when you think about the Italian Mafia or the black gangs, it's basically the same. | ||
We can say that it's a small minority of black people who are pulling the trigger. | ||
Actually, some would say it's a high percentage, like 5% of black men are murderers. | ||
I saw some study that suggested this over the course of their lifetime. | ||
But let's say it's a very small percentage of black people that are gang affiliated and have official roles in the gang and they've killed somebody. | ||
But we all know that if the black population fully resisted the black gangs, the black gangs would shrivel and die. | ||
But the black gangs subsist on top of and within the broader black community, which is very racially concentrated, or geographically concentrated in particular neighborhoods and areas. | ||
And the gangs proceed from and thrive on the broader black community. | ||
So although a small number of blacks are doing the killing, they rely on specific attitudes among the broader black community about killing, and about gangs, and about violence, and about these kinds of things. | ||
They're inseparable. | ||
And not all black people are gangbangers, and maybe not all black people approve of it, but certainly there is a cultural milieu That supports black gang activity that doesn't exist among whites in the same way. | ||
The same was true about Italians. | ||
I know this because my ancestors were Italian and they weren't mobsters. | ||
They didn't kill anybody, but they hung out with mobsters. | ||
And there were certain attitudes in my family about how the mob, what they did was immoral, but They weren't like those other gangs. | ||
So there was an ethnic prejudice and there were certain attitudes that come from a very different place, that come from Southern Italy, which is like the ghetto of Europe. | ||
Similarly, you know, it's sort of a cop-out to say, well, every race has their particular criminal groups, and that's true to an extent. | ||
But to say it has nothing to do with them being Jewish, or not, it's not all them, it's just a small minority, it's really a cop-out to say that the nature of the problem isn't Jewish intrinsically. | ||
But it's, but it is. | ||
Jews run pornography. | ||
Is that inseparable from them being Jewish? | ||
Italians would never run pornography like that because Italians are Catholic for the most part and Catholicism isn't their racial religion but there's a strong cultural affinity. | ||
Judaism is the ethnic religion of the Jews and it permits pornography. | ||
So are we supposed to divorce the Jewish character From the Jewish mob that runs the porn industry in America? | ||
You can't! | ||
Can you divorce the Jewish character from the Jewish mafia that runs the legal profession? | ||
Judaism is a legalistic religion. | ||
It's based on the disputations of the rabbis. | ||
That's their holy text. | ||
That's what Jesus attacked them for, that they were legalistic. | ||
There's a word for that. | ||
It's called Pharisaical. | ||
And all the contemporary Jews descend from the Pharisee sect of the Levant Jews, or the Palestinian Jews in the Roman Empire. | ||
So, I had no intention, by the way, of going down this tangent, but I just want to say, and don't get me wrong, I know you can't lead with that, and I know that this is something that takes a little bit of, it's a little tricky for normals to wrap their head around, because again, a lot of people have this reflexive urge to say, well, we're all just individuals, and we all just can make whatever choices we want, and we can't talk about groups, or look at groups, or measure groups, | ||
But that is the story of our world. | ||
It's a story of groups and groups acting in specific ways and motivated by their ideas and influenced by their geography and you know by all sorts of factors but it is a story about groups and so I want to say that Candace Owens isn't I mean at least public because and I also want to say this to kind of protect her a little bit she's when she says this kind of stuff it's kind of like we're not a hundred percent | ||
In agreement there, yeah. | ||
But I get it. | ||
I mean, I think, you know, in light of where the current culture is right now, it's a huge step, extremely courageous, extremely bold, but that is the kind of conversation that is going to begin to happen. | ||
And that is happening now. | ||
And I said this about the war in Gaza. | ||
I said this about ban the ADL. | ||
The first steps, the first sort of the building blocks that are going to get us to a full understanding or a consciousness awakening on this issue for the public The building blocks need to be laid where we can identify Jews. | ||
People can begin to identify them, meaning like count them and talk about who's Jewish and who isn't. | ||
And people can begin to talk about them as a group, as distinct from Christians or from Gentiles. | ||
And people can start to criticize specific Jews or specific Jewish groups. | ||
And talking about how they use anti-Semitism as a weapon and how that hints at their broader control. | ||
You know, if anti-Semitism carries so much weight, it kind of says, Who's in charge, you know? | ||
So all the things that she's saying, and all the things that have been said over the past 15 months, they're all part of laying the foundation for people to begin to comprehend what's happening. | ||
From a consensus or a status quo a few years ago, where Judaism was just kind of a completely unexamined, mysterious, It was almost like it had the same position in society. | ||
Have you ever seen these TikToks about how at Disney World they have a special color of green paint where they paint the buildings and they paint the fixtures and the industrial stuff because the human eye can't see it very well so it just kind of blends in? | ||
Like that was the status that Jews and Judaism had four or five years ago. | ||
It was just part of the background noise. | ||
Ambient noise. | ||
But over time, they're like Randall and Monster Zinc. | ||
We gotta throw a bucket of paint on Randall so that people can see it. | ||
And so when you start to say, hey wait a second, Jon Stewart, is that his real last name? | ||
Wait a second, Shapiro and Prager and Joel Pollack are all Jewish. | ||
Rabbi Shmuley's a real asshole. | ||
ADL control speech. | ||
Aren't they a Jewish group? | ||
Didn't Leo Frank rape that girl? | ||
That's throwing the paint on Randall. | ||
We can start to... Once we can see it, then we can begin to understand it. | ||
And then we can begin to counter it. | ||
And not in a way that is murderous or genocidal or even prejudiced or discriminatory or cruel. | ||
But the ways in which it is unjust, the ways in which the situation is unjust and clearly discordant with how things are supposed to be. | ||
And what I mean by that is our country should not be controlled by a hostile minority. | ||
That is what they are. | ||
There is no other way to describe it. | ||
They are defensive, insecure, and that has made them, now that they have power, That has made them hostile. | ||
It has made them hostile to the white population because of the legacy of the Holocaust. | ||
It has made them hostile to Orthodox Christianity. | ||
And by Orthodox, I don't mean Eastern Orthodox. | ||
I mean Catholicism. | ||
I mean lowercase o Orthodox Christianity because of the so-called oppression of the Catholic or East Orthodox churches over the thousands of years. | ||
And it shouldn't be that way. | ||
America is a white nation. | ||
America is a Christian nation. | ||
It shouldn't be led by a hostile minority group of non-white, non-Christians that hate Gentiles, or don't trust Gentiles, or hate the Catholic Church, or don't trust Catholics. | ||
And we've gone over this for weeks. | ||
There is a reason they are liberal-minded. | ||
It is because that is what benefits their position in our society. | ||
That is what benefits them in our society. | ||
There is a reason they support the separation of church and state. | ||
There is a reason that Jewish voices are the loudest voices in opposition to Christian law. | ||
And that is because they are the most enthusiastic supporters of the Establishment Clause because they fear an Inquisition. | ||
They fear the Catholic Church. | ||
They fear Christian doctrine. | ||
But our country should not be held hostage by the insecurity and the fear of a hostile minority population. | ||
That's wrong. | ||
Fortunately for them, Israel exists. | ||
I think they should be treated with dignity and respect and equality under the law in our country. | ||
But if they find that that is impossible, if they think, if they're uncomfortable with that commitment, then they can always go home. | ||
They can always go to Israel or somewhere else. | ||
But that, that is the righteous and the just cause in America now. | ||
It's for Americans to reclaim sovereignty. | ||
Real, true, loyal Americans that are not beholden to a hostile group like that. | ||
So, Candace Owens going out there and talking about some of this stuff. | ||
It's very brave. | ||
I think, again, there's some interesting rhetorical innovations. | ||
Reminds me of Dave Chappelle's monologue on Saturday Night Live. | ||
I'm sure she might have been influenced by that. | ||
Where he said, when it's Italians, it's a mob. | ||
When it's blacks, it's a gang. | ||
When it's Jews, it's a coincidence and you should never talk about it. | ||
Which is brilliant and so true. | ||
So, I thought that was really interesting. | ||
And like I said at the top of the show, This is part of a little bit of a longer trend. | ||
You know, back during Year 24, she defended Kanye when he said Def Con 3, and she got in a big fight with Shapiro over this. | ||
Shapiro came out and said that Candace was wrong to defend him, and if she said what Kanye said, she wouldn't be working for Daily Wire and he can't fire her, implying he would if he could. | ||
And then they had another spat a week later because she retweeted Max Blumenthal and that was a big controversy. | ||
Then, right after the Gaza War, there was a major public spat with Shapiro because she compared the genocide in Gaza to October 7th and Shapiro got caught on video in private saying that she was a faux-sophisticate and thinks she's smarter than she is, basically. | ||
And she clapped back, turned into a big drama, she left for maternity leave. | ||
Now she just came back from maternity leave, and she starts talking on her show about how the Nazis, when they were burning books, they were burning the books of, like, Jewish degenerate sociologists at the Institute for Sexual Research. | ||
And then she goes on Twitter and talks about how, I mean, she implies that the porn industry is run by Jews. | ||
And then some Jewish guy is like, oy vey, this is anti-Semitic, and she's like, you're insane. | ||
Now she's going after Rabbi Shmuley, and she tweeted today, which was crazy. | ||
Rabbi Shmuley's a degenerate, like they all are, like a lot of them are. | ||
Dennis Prager's filthy, filthy, disgusting pervert. | ||
A lot of them are like that. | ||
And Shmuley has like a line of sex products with his daughter. | ||
They run a company and they sell lubricant for sex and sex toys. | ||
Because these people, you know, this is a nation of priests by the way, right? | ||
The holy people. | ||
And Candace Owens tweeted a picture of Rabbi Shmuley with this box of sex toys and she just captions it, filth. | ||
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She just tweets out a picture of Shmuley and just says, filth! | |
I love it. | ||
I love that. | ||
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I'm all over that. | |
Now I'm finally understanding. | ||
You know how there's this culture around Nicki Minaj? | ||
Of like... | ||
Like, women and gay guys that are like, oh my gosh, Nicki Minaj! | ||
Like, you know, their stans or whatever on Nicki Minaj and Cardi B. I always hated that shit, but now seeing Candace Owens, now seeing Candace Owens tweet Rabbi Shmuley and say filth! | ||
I'm like, when's your concert? | ||
I want to buy tickets. | ||
I want to be like all those... I want to be like all those people that go to the Taylor Swift eras concert, and they're like, Taylor, I love you! | ||
I want to get the fucking concert t-shirt. | ||
Sign me up for the next Candace Owens event, because I'm like... Me saying this is probably really bad for her, by the way. | ||
I probably should be keeping this to myself, but I have to stand. | ||
I have to stand, because she's cooking. | ||
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She cooked. | |
That's crazy. | ||
She tweets a picture of Rabbi Shmuley. | ||
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Filth, she writes. | |
Filth. | ||
Nothing else. | ||
Incredible. | ||
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She writes filth. | |
She called him an unholy rabbi. | ||
I'm stealing that, by the way. | ||
If you hear that in my AfPak 4 speech, I'm giving her credit. | ||
I'm stealing that from her. | ||
She said the unholy rabbi. | ||
Dude. | ||
Goated. | ||
Goated with the sauce. | ||
Fucking cook. | ||
Bro literally cooked. | ||
So I'm loving... She's got this no-nonsense attitude and she's telling the Jew, she's like, you know what? | ||
Which is so delicious. | ||
I love to see black people in this country And there's something interesting going on, because if you'll notice, the most vocal opponents of Jewish power on the right and the left are all black. | ||
And lately, I think the most racist elements against black people, it's coming from Jews. | ||
Especially if you pay attention in the dissident right, the most virulent anti-black hatred is coming from Jews. | ||
Because they're not Christian. | ||
They don't have any semblance of loving the other or sanctity of Gentile life. | ||
They don't believe in that. | ||
And I think this antipathy, this sort of war, because that is the story, believe it or not. | ||
That was the story when conflict happened during Yea 24. | ||
They talked about the long history of blacks and Jews, and how they got along in America. | ||
And you know, it's funny, I actually got this the other day. | ||
This is David Sadorsky's book. | ||
This is Costin Alomari's mentor, David Sadorsky, published by Basic Books. | ||
Arthur, what's his name? | ||
Arthur Rosenthal at Basic Books, published by them for the American Jewish Committee. | ||
It's called The Future of the Jewish Community in America, and a bunch of Jews write about it. | ||
And it talks about how when Jews first got here, and this is well known, and it's in that Atlantic piece as well, It talks about how when Jews got here they wanted civil rights for everybody and that's when they started the NAACP and that's when they advocated for civil rights. | ||
But of course they were biased. | ||
Jews wanted civil rights and they wanted the Establishment Clause because that was also good for them. | ||
If everyone had equal rights then well they would be completely protected from a from a cruel despotic white majority. | ||
So it only makes perfect sense. | ||
But the meta has changed. | ||
When the Jews arrived here during the Great Migration of the Black from the South to the North into the cities, they were both in the world of Jim Crow and anti-Jewish quotas and universities and things like that. | ||
So Blacks and Jews had a common cause as two groups that were oppressed. | ||
In a closed, basically a white nationalist society, is what you would call it these days. | ||
Like a true white nation, white hegemony. | ||
So they joined forces and they advocated for universal civil rights and for each other's causes and there was a tremendous overlap between the Jewish community and the black community. | ||
Jews are all over the civil rights era and the music industry, all that stuff. | ||
But now it would seem that blacks, because of their victim status, and Jews with theirs as well, there's like this battle going on over who really has the power. | ||
Because not every group can say whatever they want and offend everybody. | ||
The Jews can go out there and they might say things that offend black people, And they speak freely, and black people get upset. | ||
Black people go out there and they speak freely, and Jews get upset. | ||
And black people get punished. | ||
So, both groups cannot enjoy primacy, in the sense that whether you can offend a group or not is a sign that that group isn't powerful. | ||
Everyone can offend white people, and Christians. | ||
Jews can offend whites and Christians. | ||
Blacks can offend whites and Christians. | ||
Homosexuals can offend Christians. | ||
Everyone can offend them because whites and Christians really don't wield any collective power. | ||
They may wield power incidentally, but not as a group. | ||
If you offend blacks, you get in trouble. | ||
If you offend Jews, you get in trouble. | ||
And both feel emboldened to do whatever they'd like to do. | ||
But now they're starting to check each other. | ||
Where the blacks, because of BLM, it's sort of like their narcissism, through victimhood, the entitlement that they feel, the idea that they feel free to act and speak freely and offend whomever, is at an all-time high since George Floyd. | ||
But so is the Jews now, since October 7th. | ||
And because of the triumph of Donald Trump and Jews will not replace us at Charlottesville, And so lately there's been a battle between the blacks and the Jews. | ||
With the blacks, I mean, the natural end of their racial vengeance is to be upset with Jews. | ||
Louis Farrakhan and a lot of his types wrote about how the Jews ran the slave trade in the 90s. | ||
These guys like Kyrie Irving and Ye start to talk about Jews running the music industry or sports or have certain esoteric theories. | ||
And suddenly they come into conflict with the Jews who want to censor them and ADL gets Adidas to pull the plug and Jewish Commissioner of the NBA forces Kyrie to make an apology and all these things start to happen. | ||
But it seems like that is the real tension. | ||
Whites are not speaking out against Jewish power because they don't feel like they can. | ||
You know, whites don't want to offend anybody. | ||
Whites have been brainwashed that this is an individual society. | ||
They don't have a grievance with anybody. | ||
They're just filled with white guilt, even the conservative ones. | ||
Even the conservative ones are totally cuckolded by every other group. | ||
It's embarrassing. | ||
But it's blacks and Jews that this sort of entitlement has been conferred upon them because of the legacy of slavery and the legacy of the Holocaust. | ||
Matrix of racism and anti-semitism and so consequently it's going to be the black people that are Challenging the Jewish power whether it's the black people supporting Palestine and calling out Jewish power as an extension of like white supremacy Or it's black people on the right that are finally starting to call out Jews from the conservative side from a right-wing vector from a right-wing perspective | ||
So I support it. | ||
I support Candace Owens. | ||
doing this she's a Christian which means she's she's one of us in a sense she's on our team because she's a Christian as opposed to these Jews that she opposes you know because that that seems to be the question now I said this a few weeks ago it's literally the conversation is people like me who would say hey you know it's it's all Christians and you're Jewish and on the other side it's like these Jews and atheists that are like Okay, it doesn't matter that we're Jewish. | ||
You guys are black! | ||
But yeah, I'm 100%. | ||
Because the thing is, I don't have any racial animosity towards any particular group. | ||
I think that America should be white. | ||
But as a Christian, I love everybody. | ||
Regardless of what group they're a part of but I recognize that there's a collective power Wielded by the Jews it is powered by the Antichrist by the spirit of the Antichrist has to be named confronted and Sidelined it has to be disabled On the other side, they make this argument like, well, yes, Jews run everything, but that's because they're smart. | ||
And we don't care that they hate God, because, well, we don't believe in God, and the problem is these black people who are basically barbarians. | ||
But I would argue from both a moral and a pragmatic perspective that Of course, if any group is motivated by Antichrist, it is those that reject Jesus as a basis of their religion. | ||
And in terms of a pragmatic threat, the pragmatic threat is always the one with higher agency, the smarter one. | ||
So, yes, I recognize that, you know, blacks may be a more Apparent threat because they're responsible for so much violent crime or maybe it's Hispanics because they're the ones pouring across the border But it's Jews that are the ones that you'll find in finance government media academia, and that's what makes them the most dangerous as an outsider group So | ||
Anyway, so I covered a lot of ground there. | ||
I just have a lot of you know, I've been thinking about it all day I've just had a lot of general thoughts about the whole thing But it's not it's it's not insignificant that it's all blacks It's guys like Jason Whitlock. | ||
It's yay. | ||
It's fresh and fit. | ||
It's sneak. | ||
Oh, it's the Tate brothers who are half black and They seem to be the ones that are the most outspoken. | ||
Everybody goes to me and they're like, well, why are you so hard on Tucker? | ||
Why are you so hard on Matt Walsh and Michael Knowles and all these kinds of people? | ||
If Candace Owens has the balls to say it, why doesn't Matt Walsh? | ||
Matt Walsh knows there's a Jewish lobby. | ||
He wrote about it in 2010. | ||
But he's a pussy. | ||
So people talk to me and they're like, how could you support Ye? | ||
He's like a degenerate black rapper. | ||
Because Ye and Candace Owens have more balls than all these Catholic, fedora-tipping, cigar-smoking faggots put together. | ||
That's why. | ||
And, you know, so people could say, oh, well, but they're white. | ||
It's like, okay, all the same, it's even worse! | ||
It's worse! | ||
And where are they on this issue? | ||
Candace Owens five months ago is 40 weeks pregnant. | ||
A black 40 weeks pregnant woman is more based and more confrontational on the Jewish topic to Ben Shapiro than Matt Walsh, Michael Noll, all of them put together. | ||
Make it make sense. | ||
But I'm supposed to be more racist? | ||
So is Ye. | ||
I'm supposed to be, I'm supposed to say, pfft, Negro. | ||
Get a load of this, Negro. | ||
It's being anti-Semitic. | ||
Sorry. | ||
It's like, you know, I say this about myself. | ||
People say, oh, you're Mexican. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
We're all the Aryans. | ||
We're all the Aryans that are going to take a stand on the Antichrist in this world. | ||
I guess they all have better things to do, like go have sex with non-white women, and they gotta go work in a cubicle for a fucking tranny boss, or they gotta go and marry some woman and procure resources for the nest so their kids Ridgway and Bennett can go and get gay and transed up, and they can go and cuck out and vote for Republicans or something. | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
Somebody needs to, you know, or they're in the woods with their gay dogs singing about how, you know, the rich men, north of rich men are causing the problems. | ||
So yeah, I'm asking a little bit more from the white man. | ||
We gotta do a little better. | ||
If Candace Owens can pull it off, come on, where's the white guys? | ||
So... | ||
So yeah, W. Candace, hey, you're awesome, you're brilliant, you're tough, and courageous, and you're great. | ||
And she's probably gonna, I, you know, and I hate, I don't even want to say it because I know she's gonna get in trouble for me saying this, I can't help it, I can't help that. | ||
But it's awesome. | ||
And I hope, but on some level, I almost hope she reels it in because she's going to, I mean, she's really flying close to the sun here. | ||
They will destroy her over this, or they'll try, which will be difficult. | ||
That will suck for her. | ||
Because, I mean, she's working for Shapiro. | ||
Shmoley is on Twitter going, Oy vey Shapiro, you gotta fire her! | ||
How are you gonna give her a platform when we're under attack? | ||
It's like, yeah, I mean, eventually, they're gonna have that conversation with her. | ||
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So... | |
It's going to escalate. | ||
I hope that... I mean, because I always say this for the sake of these people. | ||
I hate to see people get blown up over anti-Semitism like that. | ||
I said the same thing to Fresh and Fit and Sneeko. | ||
I'm like, look, take care of yourself. | ||
If you want to make a career in entertainment, do not go scorched earth on this topic. | ||
It will ruin you. | ||
And so I don't and I don't say that to be condescending, but it's people just don't really even know I'm sure she has a good idea. | ||
She seems smart and She's been around the block. | ||
So I'm sure she has some idea but Many people underestimate how intense and severe the pressure is and the consequences are very grave. | ||
So She's flying very close to the Sun closer and closer when she talks about Research for sexual what is it the Institute for sexual research being Jewish and that's what then it's like That's pretty intense stuff and she and she just keeps delivering like for weeks now. | ||
It's like bruh Candace you're gonna get in trouble man. | ||
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Come on now But good on her. | |
Oh and John Miller. | ||
I always love John Miller's another one of the great black patriots He's one of these people you just can't this guy's just like the most hardcore sleeper Patriot so I Love black people. | ||
I love you black people Not the ones that are causing all the problems, but the ones that are on TV and they're being patriots I love you. | ||
Keep up the good work Black white red brown if you are a brother in Christ and you respect America Now some of you we may have to deport but but I love you And I don't think you're goyim or anything like that. | ||
I love and respect the dignity of all people. | ||
I want all people to be lifted up. | ||
The white man can do it, but we just need to have our country back, please, first. | ||
Then we can lift up the whole world. | ||
Like we always intended to. | ||
So... Anyway, so that's that. | ||
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We're almost out of time. | |
We're almost out of time. | ||
When did I start this show? | ||
Like three fifty three I'm gonna call it early. | ||
I'm gonna change the title and call it. | ||
You know what? | ||
You know what, it's a Friday. | ||
So I'm just gonna change the title and just skip to the Super Chats, just on a counter. | ||
Candace Owens exposes Unholy Rabbi. | ||
I don't know I can't do that The name is so long, it's kind of hard to fit in the first part of the title. | ||
Candace Owens' Rampage? | ||
Candace Owens Rampage? | ||
Rampaging through the streets of Tel Aviv? | ||
We can't write that Candace Owens rampage dude because black people don't take shit I do admire them for that on some Level because they you know, sometimes it's very bad because it means they're impolite But also these are very outspoken for justice when they're correct Candace Owens Versus schmooly | ||
Owens declares war on unholy rabbi Bye. | ||
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Hmm. | |
What should the title be? | ||
Candace Owens distruthin. | ||
The name is too long. | ||
So it's kind of messing it up, you know? | ||
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I'm going to go ahead and do it. | |
I don't know. | ||
This is a difficult title to do here. | ||
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Oh, here we go. | |
Candace Owens DEF CON 3. | ||
on three let's go I knew is in that I I knew it was in there somewhere. | ||
I had to fish around for it. | ||
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Okay. | |
Okay. | ||
Let's take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
See what everybody's saying. | ||
I don't have a bottle of water tonight. | ||
Damn. | ||
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Just this ketchup from earlier. | |
When I was eating McDonald's, I caved a little McDonald's. | ||
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Okay. | |
Let's take a look. | ||
We'll see what we got going on here in the Super Chats. | ||
Okay, this does look like a lot tonight, which is good. | ||
It'll be chill tonight. | ||
Virginian sent $3. | ||
Do you think there's a real chance Biden doesn't do the debates? | ||
I'm not entirely sure they matter anymore, but I was just curious as to your thoughts. | ||
07, God bless. | ||
Yeah, I think there is a real possibility, because they could just say, oh, this guy's an insurrectionist, like, he's not a legit candidate. | ||
I think it's possible for sure. | ||
Oh, Katie Britt, easily. | ||
Not even close. | ||
Yeah, it's gotta be her Yeah, boo birds not even hot Deleted. | ||
Sent $3. | ||
Break down the barriers and disregard the police. | ||
Classic. | ||
Quotes you can hear. | ||
Break down the barriers! | ||
Novus Ordo sent $10. | ||
We should be called Vatican first. | ||
Several popes and bishops have fundamentally disapproved of Americanism for being Masonic. | ||
America first is misleading, unless it means America should only be the first major nation to resume complete submission to the vicar of Christ. | ||
No, you don't get it. | ||
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You're dumb and gay and I hate you. | |
Nova Sordos sent $10. | ||
Do you ever worry that you'll become less outspoken and flavorful to your audience when you become more involved in religion, study of the Bible, and theology? | ||
No saint would speak with your tenor, so serious Catholicism surely has more moderation and modesty in store for your speech and thought. | ||
Do you ever worry that you're gay and that everyone hates you for being an insufferable goofball? | ||
If I were you, I would worry about that. | ||
Just saying. | ||
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Just got into law school for 2024. | ||
Would never have gotten here if it weren't for you and Kanye. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Hey, glad to hear it, man. | ||
Congratulations, lawyer. | ||
That's the path. | ||
I've spoken to a few of my lawyer friends, people that are in law school, and they say that's the meta right now is to do constitutional law. | ||
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Fish fry spots? | ||
I don't go to fish fry spots. | ||
I usually do pizza on Friday. | ||
Cheese pizza. | ||
I don't like fish that much. | ||
For real, dude. | ||
Just giving the people's elbow to Ben Shapiro. | ||
I would love to see that. | ||
You know, Ben Shapiro... Candace! | ||
And Candace Owens is like, what up, bitch? | ||
What up, nigga? | ||
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I'm about to get medieval on yo ass. | |
That's Candace Owens. | ||
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Mr. Jewish rapist piece of shit. | |
I'm about to get medieval on yo ass. | ||
That's Candace Owens. | ||
Step aside, boy. | ||
Love to see a W, Candace. | ||
People's Elbow, can you smell? | ||
Candace is cut! | ||
You're cut! | ||
You're over! | ||
You're done! | ||
No, never seen it. | ||
No, never seen it. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Christ is king. | ||
Okay, you said that at 8 p.m., so that was before the show even happened. | ||
But thank you very much for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it, buddy. | ||
Love you, too. | ||
Uh oh. | ||
Innocent $20, loved your monologue the other day. | ||
Is it worthwhile for the average young person to have a classical education like you described? | ||
I'm 18 years slash O girl about to graduate high school and like most didn't learn these things, but would like to ESP since I'll likely homeschool my future kids. | ||
We'll be busy W college soon though. | ||
So I... | ||
You're going to college and you're not married? | ||
You're telling me you're 18, you're not married, and you're going to college? | ||
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Uh-oh. | |
Guys, who's gonna tell her? | ||
Sounds like you already hit the wall. | ||
Doesn't really matter what you do from this point on, to be honest with you. | ||
You're already cooked. | ||
Nah, I'm kidding. | ||
Um... Yeah, it is important for women to learn it because you're gonna be... If you're gonna be teaching your kids, you're gonna be homeschooling them. | ||
You want to be educated, so... Yes. | ||
Yes, it is. | ||
It is important. | ||
You should really, college for you, main thing, finding a husband, secondary thing, but also important, getting that classical education. | ||
Crookroy percent three dollars. | ||
I just finished the Dave Smith and Candace collaboration. | ||
It was cool to see you mentioned by name. | ||
Yeah! | ||
The tensions between the two talking about you, Ben, as pro-Israel employees was awesome. | ||
Big Nig W. Yep, 100%. | ||
I love, I love, I love the black people. | ||
The black people are wonderful. | ||
Truly, truly impressive showing. | ||
I haven't seen it yet. | ||
I love the original. | ||
The original is one of my favorites. | ||
He's not white though. | ||
He's a Jew. | ||
But I see what you mean though. | ||
He is... We can claim him. | ||
We can claim him. | ||
But yeah, I'll have to go and watch it because I like the first one. | ||
I mean the original one. | ||
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People think you've said some wild stuff. | ||
Check out the Patriots at the local fish fry. | ||
That group is maybe the most vulnerable to radicalization. | ||
Old boomers. | ||
I'm not mad at them though. | ||
Not even a bit. | ||
Yeah, they're pretty based. | ||
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Did you see that story about a prison reform activist who was on the JRE a month ago that just got charged with murdering someone in his apartment? | ||
I did. | ||
Yeah, I saw Keith tweet about it. | ||
Charlie Kirk retweeted Keith about that, which is pretty cool. | ||
Yeah, well, that's so typical. | ||
That's so, that's just, does it get any more typical than that? | ||
He goes on the podcast to cry about, man, we can't catch a break, man. | ||
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Why are they always discriminating against this man? | |
Then goes and, like, cuts a guy's head off and goes and shoots the guy bleeding for his life, cuts his head off. | ||
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The justice system is racist, man! | |
It's like, uh... Didn't you commit the second murder of your life just a minute ago? | ||
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Well, shit, man. | |
That's so... But that's why you can't listen to these people. | ||
It's like... It's like when... | ||
You're in high school and all the high schoolers are like, hey, homework doesn't help me learn, man. | ||
It's like, yeah, I think there's a conflict of interest there. | ||
It's like black people do all the murdering. | ||
They're like, I think we're just getting picked on. | ||
Really? | ||
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What kind of underwear do you have on right now? | ||
Okay, freak. | ||
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Where is your LEGO Star Wars The Clone Wars collection at? | ||
I think it's in the garage attic or something. | ||
It's in storage. | ||
I don't do the toy thing. | ||
I honestly, at this point, I think the Lego thing is cringe, okay? | ||
I put together a Lego set during the pandemic and five years ago, four years ago, just because everyone was in the house, I was bored, but Honestly, I think if you do Legos past the age of like 18, it's fucking cringe. | ||
At a certain point, you gotta grow up. | ||
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You know? | |
Me with no sense of irony wearing a one-in-a-minion t-shirt saying, hey, it's time to grow up. | ||
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It's time to grow up, guys. | |
A 25-year-old grown man with fucking baby arms in a one-in-a-minion t-shirt with zero sense of irony saying, all right, guys, it's time to grow up. | ||
You're 18. | ||
It's time to grow up. | ||
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It's time to grow up already, okay? | |
Okay, but it is- but I'm doing this as a joke! | ||
But I'm doing this as a joke! | ||
But I'm doing- but this is funny, okay? | ||
But seriously, if you're- I see this all the time on TikTok. | ||
All these people on TikTok With the fucking lightsabers and the Legos. | ||
It's time to put that stuff away. | ||
I do it because it's funny. | ||
I do it because it's funny and I'm a public figure and I have a show and it's like, it's a big joke. | ||
But if you're in real life and you're building Legos, like, time to grow up. | ||
So... And the lightsaber thing too. | ||
I see these guys and they're doing the lightsaber vroom vroom. | ||
It's like you're fucking groaned. | ||
Your testicles descended. | ||
And I hate to be that guy, but it's like... I mean for me, basically when I hit puberty, I just stopped being interested in any of that stuff and I was interested in politics. | ||
Not sex, by the way, but politics. | ||
But serious things. | ||
At a certain point, you do have to grow up a little bit and put the toys away. | ||
I think video games are acceptable because it's gaming. | ||
Gaming is something that men do. | ||
Men will always have a timeless love for competition and for gaming, whether it's athletic or strategic. | ||
Maybe I'm biased because that's just the stuff I like but you know movies is fine, but I think playing with toys I think it's absolutely ridiculous that that the Lego company can sell a $800 set Because they know that a bunch of weird adults are gonna buy it and they're gonna make videos with all kinds of jargon where they're like | ||
I hate that there's all kinds of jargon associated with toys and they kind of hold it in like a specific way It's like you're a grown man. | ||
You're like, you know all about toys. | ||
This is plastic. | ||
This is like colorful plastic shit You really all about they're like well this set from Lego is a collector said shut the fuck up Don't you have any like don't you care about anything? | ||
That's for adults? | ||
So Yeah So I'm I'm against the Lego thing Cool Cringe! | ||
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Are you worried about the prospect of Pakistan becoming a failed state with nuclear weapons? | ||
Their country is basically run by the military and political opposition to platformed and put into prison. | ||
How will this affect nations like the US, China and will it affect their relationship with India? | ||
It's a huge problem because it's very politically unstable and they have nukes. | ||
So, yeah, it's no different than North Korea. | ||
North Korea is very unstable with the nuclear arsenal. | ||
It remains the number one, like, threat to life on Earth is nukes. | ||
People don't think about it. | ||
Well, they are lately because of the Russia-Ukraine war, but... | ||
It's a big problem. | ||
How will this affect nations like US, China? | ||
That has been the dynamic since they acquired nuclear weapons. | ||
So it's shaped the politics of the region for a long time. | ||
Well, that's not her name. | ||
Her name is... What is her name? | ||
Nimrata? | ||
Nimrata Randhawa? | ||
So, uh, no. | ||
But great question! | ||
Yeah, for real. | ||
That's funny. | ||
Pill pole dialectic. | ||
That's a deep cut. | ||
stand for libtard the way they didn't put you on our wall of fame wall of shame yeah but don't fall for the erroneous linsdale pill pull dialectic because it's still total hinsdale rape oh slash funny oh full dialectic that's a deep cut are you a lions township chad it is It's embarrassing they haven't put me on the Wall of Fame yet. | ||
I should be honored there. | ||
I should be honored at the induction ceremony at the LaGrange Country Club. | ||
You know, I used to caddy at the LaGrange Country Club. | ||
I took the caddying training. | ||
I showed up one day. | ||
I didn't get the, what do they call that? | ||
That was like the big thing in my community growing up was if you were a caddy at the local country club and I went there. | ||
I did the caddy training. | ||
I think it was like a day or two or something. | ||
I got the job. | ||
And then I showed up one day, and you have to... It's like first come, first serve. | ||
You put your name on a list or something, and then you either get selected, you get to go out, or you don't. | ||
I didn't get picked. | ||
And I said, you know what? | ||
What the fuck am I doing? | ||
I hate this. | ||
I'm gonna carry bags for somebody? | ||
Fuck that. | ||
I'm outta here. | ||
So I just left, never came back again. | ||
But my friend, one of my good friends when I was in high school, is just the biggest brown noser you've ever met in your life. | ||
Just like the biggest sycophant. | ||
And he was all over it. | ||
And he got the Chick Evans Scholarship, which is like the scholarship they give to the best caddy or whatever. | ||
Best fucking bag carrier. | ||
Guy was a total goof. | ||
But I decided at an early age like I'm doing my own thing when I was 14. | ||
I was like, I'm not carrying your bags So that's what I say the other day that I could never That I would never have a real job I would be just like a drug addict or something cuz I'm just Congenitally Rebellious FNGROWIPER sent $3. | ||
Are you redpilled on JetNeptune's previous project WorldCorePourTheirMusic? | ||
2016 head check. | ||
If so, did you get a chance to talk about it when you met him and Sam? | ||
Those guys could've made it big SMH. | ||
Crazy question. | ||
WorldCore, didn't they have like a weird music video where they like killed somebody or something like that? | ||
I knew one of their songs. | ||
It got removed from Spotify, though. | ||
You know what I'm talking about? | ||
I didn't know that he was involved with them, though. | ||
But yeah, I'm vaguely familiar with their- with that lore about what happened to them. | ||
What's the song? | ||
High Stakes, I think, is the song I liked from them. | ||
But it got taken off Spotify. | ||
But no, I didn't- I didn't know he was a part of it, so obviously couldn't ask him about it. | ||
But yeah, pretty good, pretty good balance. | ||
Goodness, y'all! | ||
I mean, my goodness, y'all! | ||
Rabbi Shmuley runs a sex shop? | ||
Bless his heart, y'all. | ||
Those ain't Alabama Judeo-Christian values. | ||
A large helping of my down-home biscuits and gravy ought to whip him back into shape. | ||
Them elitist liberals ain't like us normal folk. | ||
Goodness, y'all. | ||
I mean, my goodness, y'all. | ||
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Are you excited for International Women's Day or what? | ||
Is that today? | ||
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You hear about the Seaport Aid Corridor Biden wants to build? | ||
If that happens, do you think we can expect to see USS Liberty Part 2, Electric Boogaloo? | ||
Bob Billy sent $10, I'm just a nigga trying to help my people and love my God. | ||
Thanks Nick Radeshow! | ||
Thank you. | ||
Glad to hear it. | ||
Dude, I kind of hate the false earnestness. | ||
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Oh, I'm just trying to help my people and love God. | |
It's like, okay. | ||
What are you, a baby? | ||
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Shenjaman88, but Piro sent $3. | ||
Candy Owens is a one-in-six minion negris. | ||
Shmooley wanna find her not breathing like. | ||
D-H-E-Y. | ||
Found Mike. | ||
Pharisee then cope. | ||
Filthy Rabbi. | ||
W. Phil! Phil! | ||
Keep Poop sent $3. | ||
Anti-Semitism didn't take off until after his death. | ||
But no, fuck socialism. | ||
Socialism sucks, brother. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
Banned abortion and homosexuality, which remained banned whilst capitalists legalized it and until Russia became capitalist. | ||
He didn't do that until later, though. | ||
Anti-Semitism didn't take off until after his death. | ||
But now fuck socialism. | ||
Socialism sucks, brother. | ||
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We love you, man. | ||
God blessed you with the faith. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
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Half I know that $20 Yeezy clothes have been the vision for a while and made in America is so awesome. | ||
What was the Yay 24 economic strategy and does this tie in? | ||
I feel like the $20 price is a loss for the company. | ||
Is Yay for socialism? | ||
He has criticized capitalism a couple times. | ||
What is with these? | ||
These are not questions. | ||
Okay. | ||
Bro's just like peppering me with questions. | ||
It's 5am. | ||
You sent me $20. | ||
You're asking me a hundred fucking questions. | ||
Domestic manufacturing is good. | ||
Is there more to an America first economic strategy? | ||
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Bro's just like peppering me with questions. | ||
It's 5 a.m. | ||
You sent me $20. | ||
You're asking me 100 fucking questions. | ||
Let's pick a couple questions to answer. | ||
Yay24 economic strategy. | ||
There really wasn't any, okay, I'm gonna be honest with you, there really wasn't any kind of economic strategy. | ||
We didn't get that far, okay? | ||
We didn't get that far. | ||
We were too busy rewriting the Constitution and, you know, doing all kinds of other stuff. | ||
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Is yay for socialism? | ||
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No. | |
Printing money in foreign aid is bad. | ||
Manufacturing is good. | ||
Is there more to an America? | ||
Yes, there is more to an America first econo... like... Is that all you know about economics? | ||
Foreign aid bad, manufacturing good? | ||
We need protectionist trade policies. | ||
That's what we need. | ||
We need America first industrial policy. | ||
Hey, thank you very much. | ||
Stuffed Crust XXL Papa John's on me. | ||
Enjoy, nigga. | ||
Hey, thank you very much. | ||
But it's Saturday now, so I'm going to get something with meat in it probably. | ||
But hey, thank you very much. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Missed out on Vidiagra I% $20, hi from Netherlands. | ||
I'm 27, work in IT and I'm in top 5% income of Netherlands, and have a company. | ||
I work a lot, need to provide for fam. | ||
I'm rising in local politics. | ||
All this takes most of my waking hours, along with gym and social life. | ||
That's a personal choice. | ||
Only you can decide that. | ||
I can't tell you what your priorities are. | ||
level feels like i can't do both in time that's a personal choice only you can decide that i can't tell you what your priorities are blues a fan 91 cent three dollars love you nick but you talking about jews while wearing a minion shirt is so fucking funny absolutely amazing yeah that's the joke regular don sent five Hey Nick, don't talk too much about Candace. | ||
You're aware that yours is the kiss of death. | ||
She'll be accused of all the vile shit they blame on grow-uppers, and normies will shun her. | ||
Let her pass under the radar until she's red-pilled enough people. | ||
She's not passing under the radar, dipshit. | ||
She's declared war on Rabbi Shmuley and blamed him for the death of Michael Jackson. | ||
She's not flying under the fucking radar, idiot. | ||
Dude, you people are helpless. | ||
Well, just NJF to be honest. | ||
Well, just NJF, to be honest. | ||
Well, the legal difference is that... | ||
The state legislature to go back and explain the whole process in 2020 what we said was the election is fake basically the election is not legitimate so you need to well I mean ultimately it doesn't matter because Trump is good and Biden is bad I mean I don't even let's just dispense with the pretense Biden sucks Trump rules | ||
So whatever gets Trump in office is what I support, and whatever keeps Biden out of office is also what I support. | ||
That's the real answer. | ||
I mean, there is a real difference, but I honestly don't care, because even if there wasn't, I wouldn't care, and I would just promote what was good for Trump anyway. | ||
So, that's the difference. | ||
Ike Berner sent $5. | ||
Wondas. | ||
WKandas. | ||
Uh, no, because... The state legislatures didn't make those decisions. | ||
Aren't they both based on the argument that states ultimately have total authority to choose their own method of picking electors? | ||
God bless. | ||
Number 100 a month club. | ||
I know because the state legislatures didn't make those decisions. | ||
It was state Supreme Court state. | ||
I don't know in which cases they had a state legislature decided if any. | ||
Like in Illinois, for example, is a judge and the judge can't control the election. | ||
only the state legislature can. | ||
But, I mean, in theory you are right. | ||
If the state legislature said, like, we're not going to send a slate of electors for Trump, like, you can't vote for him, technically, they could do that. | ||
The problem is the Supreme Court's interpretation of the state's interpretation of the 14th Amendment. | ||
They could not use the 14th Amendment to do it. | ||
But if the state wanted to claw back their power to appoint their own slate of electors, it is within their jurisdiction. | ||
They can do that. | ||
And theoretically, I believe they could say, like, this is who's going to be on the ballot and nobody else. | ||
As it is up to the state. | ||
But they can't do it under the 14th Amendment because the 14th Amendment is a federal law. | ||
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So. | |
That's a good question though. | ||
But yeah, I mean, fundamentally it does concern the power of the state legislature to choose electors. | ||
So I suppose you're right. | ||
I mean, even if Trump won, they could do that. | ||
They could say, well, we're just going to send Biden electors anyway. | ||
But the difference is the argument, you know, the argument's different. | ||
The argument in 2020 is, okay, the election was stolen. | ||
So, which admittedly was like, it's a tenuous argument to say, well, the election's fake, so give it to Trump, you know? | ||
But, uh, but yeah, that gets back to the fundamental point, which is, I mean, I'm really not interested in the rest of it. | ||
It's all political. | ||
Removing Trump from the ballot, sending Trump electors, it's all political. | ||
Jason sent three dollars. | ||
Nick, any advice to baby Christians? | ||
I'm new to Catholicism and haven't found a church yet. | ||
How to find a good church? | ||
I pray every day. | ||
Should I read the Bible every day? | ||
Yeah, and I mean I've been asked this question fucking a hundred times. | ||
Just go to a Catholic Church. | ||
Go to your local Catholic Church. | ||
Go to Reverend Mass. | ||
Which is a website. | ||
But honestly, just go to a local church, your local Catholic church, and go every Sunday. | ||
That's your obligation. | ||
Yes, pray, read the Bible as much as you can, and go to church. | ||
I love when people ask me that. | ||
They're like, I'm interested in Christianity. | ||
Should I go to church? | ||
It's like, no. | ||
Oh, no, no. | ||
No. | ||
Should I read the Bible? | ||
Oh, no. | ||
Why would you want to do that if you're interested in becoming Christian? | ||
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It is a Wikipedia page fact W Candace. | ||
Glad she knows what is going on. | ||
Yeah, that was W. | ||
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The unholy rabbi couldn't have a better physiognomy. | ||
It really shows in their faces. | ||
Keep up the good work Nick and God bless. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Jay sent $3. | ||
Kick doesn't actually have free speech. | ||
Hopefully they don't get mad on Sunday when you hop on. | ||
Banned Zerka for a month for throwing up a Roman. | ||
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Yeah, I hope so. | |
We'll see. | ||
HW sent $100. | ||
You have a good job. | ||
We'll see. | ||
Are you shilling this shitcoin to me now? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't trust any shitcoins to be honest. | ||
I think that's all gambling. | ||
But thank you for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
I don't buy it. | ||
Bitcoin maximalist here. | ||
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Windus just keeps getting hotter and hotter the more she speaks on Jews. | ||
She's like one of those hot black girls that has white parents and lives in white areas and secretly is a white nationalist. | ||
She's got a white husband. | ||
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Would you hop on Fresh and Fit again this year? | ||
W. Candace Owens. | ||
Yeah, they invited me. | ||
Savion. | ||
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Any thoughts on numerology? | ||
Nope. | ||
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Getting cooked. | ||
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Good morning 07. | ||
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Love the super chats. | |
Great questions guys. | ||
That's gonna do it for me. | ||
Remember to follow me here on Rumble and Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
I'm on the air Monday through Friday. | ||
As always, thanks for watching. | ||
Thanks to our Super Chatters in particular. | ||
Gruper, Gruyper, Dave Mann, and HW. | ||
Big thanks to them. | ||
But thanks to all our Super Chatters, everybody that watches the show. | ||
We love you. | ||
I'll see you Monday. | ||
Until then, have a great weekend. | ||
Have a great rest of your evening. | ||
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo! | |
It's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. | ||
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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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. | ||
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America First. America First. America First. America | ||
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
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It's going to be only America first. | ||
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