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June 11, 2024 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes
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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 tonight.
Lots to get into.
Big show.
Pretty slow news day, but that's okay.
It's gonna be a good show.
We're talking tonight all about the EU elections, which are, I think, still technically going on.
They haven't finished counting.
But we have a good idea of the result, and we'll be talking tonight about the results.
They say it's a big win for the European far-right, and that is partially true.
Seems like it's a mixed bag.
More of a mixed bag than the mainstream media is saying.
I'm not the expert on the European Union.
But we will break down the results and talk about a few specific countries and some of the major developments.
The big developments pertaining to Italy, Germany, and France are that the right-wing parties are performing very well.
AFD party increased their proportion of the members of the European Parliament.
Marine Le Pen's National Rally Party was the number one party in France, I think.
And Italy's, uh, I forget the name of the party, but Maloney's party, it's Brothers of Italy or something like that.
She was the largest vote getter in Italy, and it makes her one of the big players now in the European Union.
So, major gains for ostensibly right-wing parties in Germany, France, and Italy, but that was tempered by defeats of the right in other countries.
Specifically Spain and Portugal.
So we'll talk about some of the specific cases.
We'll talk about the big picture.
And it should be interesting.
It's something different.
It's something a little bit different.
Normally we're always talking about Israel and Jews and so today we're talking about something a little bit different.
Which is great.
And that's great.
So, we'll get into all that.
We'll also be talking about Thomas Massey.
And I'm sure you've all seen the clip.
Very interesting interview.
Thomas Massey, the Republican representative from Kentucky.
You may have heard of him.
He just won his primary election.
AIPAC raised hundreds of thousands of dollars and spent that in the election against him statewide.
He is a member of the House, meaning that he represents one district in Kentucky, but AIPAC, which is the Israel lobby, or one organ of the Israel lobby, spent money running negative ads in every congressional district in Kentucky against him, because he voted against foreign aid to Israel.
So we talked about that on the show recently and what an upset that was.
And now there is a major new interview that he did with Tucker Carlson where he went a little bit more into detail about that, about his rivalry with AIPAC, and specifically blew the lid on the extent to which Israel manipulates the GOP in Congress.
And specifically he said that every Republican member has an AIPAC guy.
These are his words.
An AIPAC guy, meaning a representative of AIPAC, of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, that tells them what to do, and tells them to vote on pro-Israel legislation.
He said every Republican member of the House has that going on, and Senate too, I presume.
Pretty interesting, and it's good to see that this is now becoming mainstream on the right.
For a long time, people didn't know about it.
Everyone in politics knows about it, but they lie about it, but the people don't know.
So it's good to see that people are being exposed to that idea.
Although, I do have some criticisms.
It's amazing.
I'm just so sick of the What would you even call it where someone talks about what Israel is doing, which is so egregious, but then they always have to say something else, they have to couch it, and they have to say something like, well, it's totally legal and that's free speech and they can do whatever they want.
Like, you're talking about how Israel controls politics And then a half second later, they say, oh, but that's fine, you know, but whatever you think about Israel, that's perfectly fine and it's legal and that's the right to do it.
Why?
I mean, we know why it's rhetorical, but why?
Why do we always have to, and even in this interview, Thomas Massey's talking about how they control politics and Tucker goes, oh, but that's my favorite country ever.
I love Israel.
It's the best country.
It's my favorite city to visit.
Really?
Like why do we have to glaze?
We know why.
I'm just sick of it though.
I'm just, can someone just say what's up?
That's me.
That's my job.
That's why I have to deal with so much crap.
Anyway, so we're gonna get into all that.
It's gonna be a good show.
It's good to be back.
Last week we kind of had a tough week with the show.
Technical difficulties.
Rumble has changed their UI or their, you know, whatever.
They changed their technical thing.
They changed their computer, the way that works on the computer, and they made it very diff- I don't know.
They just changed how it works.
I am NOT a computer guy.
I have no vocabulary with computers and Internet.
Rumble changed the way it works for streaming, and it made however we do it not work.
And so it kept messing up last week, and I was just getting angrier and angrier.
The show kept getting shut down in the middle, and by the end of the week I was just so demoralized.
I was like, you know what?
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Like, no show this week.
But we're back, and I hope it works.
If it doesn't work, I'm gonna kill everyone that works for me.
So it better work, because if it doesn't, they're all gonna die.
Tonight.
That's a joke.
I'm not gonna kill them.
But I'm going to want to.
So fingers crossed.
Let's hope it works tonight.
And then we're gonna fix it.
It's just...
It's always like, when it rains, it pours, right?
We're getting ready for AFPAC, big conference on Friday, and then the tech just stops working the week before for the show.
It's like, why?
Why does it all have to happen the same week?
But that's okay, because I'm very resilient, and I'm very centered, and I'm very stable, and I'm in a great emotional state right now, so it's not even a problem.
If I wasn't, it would be a big problem.
For the people that work for me because I would be murdering them I'd be stabbing them repeatedly in the back of the neck But anyway, so we're so we're back the show's back.
I'm gonna be live tonight tomorrow Wednesday I'm not gonna be doing a show Thursday and Friday because we'll be getting ready for AFPAC and AFPAC is This Saturday.
I don't know if we have tickets for sale anymore I'm locked in on preparing the conference, so I'm not going to pitch on the tickets.
You gotta get them.
If you haven't gotten them, you're not going to get them.
It's this Saturday, June 15th.
We're going to be streaming it exclusively on Rumble.
Back up on Cozy, but we're doing it exclusively on Rumble.
It's gonna be Saturday.
I think the program starts at 7.30 Central, but it always runs a little bit behind, so 7.30, 8.00 Central.
We're gonna get the stream started, and it will be on Rumble.
It's going to be big.
So you're going to want to show... Well, I mean, like I said, we sold the tickets, so you guys are going to love it.
I'm very excited about it.
It's going to be our biggest one yet, best one yet, best production, and it's going to be a lot of fun.
So tune in on Saturday, or if you're joining us, can't wait to see you.
It's gonna be a great time.
Before we get into the show, I want to remind you again to smash the follow button on Rumble to get a push notification whenever I go live.
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With that, we're gonna dive into the show.
I gotta be honest, though.
You know, the news is the election results, but I really don't care that much about them.
The thing that I'm really on lately is Trump.
I have been beefing with everybody.
I was just talking to some friends about it in a group chat the other day.
It's like, lately, I feel like I'm beefing with everybody.
I don't know why it's like this, but it's like...
Whenever I'm doing really well, then everyone just starts attacking me.
It's like Civilization V. It's like you start to get close to the victory condition, and then everyone declares war on you.
That's what it feels like my whole life.
I start to get close to a science victory, a cultural victory, and then everyone declares war on me.
And people start forming coalitions against me and so on.
And lately I've been beefing now with Laura Loomer, who attacked- who let the record show she attacked me first.
I have supported this woman for years.
And I'm not gonna get into a lot of drama with that tonight, but I have supported her for years.
And I've actually burned bridges over supporting her.
She had nothing to say when I got reinstated on Twitter.
Nothing.
I've been banned on Twitter for years.
And when I got reinstated in May, she said nothing about it.
Nothing.
And, now I can say this, she ruined, and everyone knows this, she ruined the Twitter space with Jeremy Boring.
I was having a great space with Jeremy Boring and she came in there like she always does, talked way too much, and made it all about herself.
Like she always does.
That's classic female Jewish narcissism.
And she's crazy.
So, I have had it up to here.
I have had it up to here.
I have had it up to here with Laura Loomer We are not cool.
And when her and I get a room at the Four Seasons Orlando after the election, it's gonna be rough.
There's gonna be a lot of noise coming from that room.
And it's gonna be crazy.
And it's gonna be... It's gonna be downright disgusting.
But anyway, but that's not important.
So I've got a big problem with her.
She's attacking me because I'm criticizing Trump.
Loomer's attacking me.
Cernovich has been subtweeting me.
He gets no engagement unless I quote tweet him.
So now he's subtweeting me all the time talking about the people that don't support Trump because he's pro-Israel.
But that's always about me, obviously.
So I've been fighting these people, and that's really where my head is at lately.
And, you know, as time has gone on, I just only feel more strongly about my position.
Like, of course.
I always have, I just trust my gut, and I always have the right instinct.
And my instinct when Trump got convicted, not last week but the week before, was basically that I don't care.
I could go on the show and I could work myself up and say, this is unbelievable, he's being attacked because he's a freedom fighter and whatever.
But I said two weeks ago, you know what?
I don't care.
I don't care.
The energy isn't there.
He is no longer driving the conversation.
And I like him as a guy.
I still love him and I still respect his legacy and what he's done.
But it's time for some honesty.
Reality check.
Energy isn't there.
Everyone knows that.
And anyone that doesn't admit that is just pretending.
They're forcing it, or they're lying, or they never got it.
Anyway, so I said that a couple weeks ago.
I got a lot of crap for it, but I'm like quadrupling down.
We have to withhold our vote.
Have to.
I would like to vote for Trump.
I'm not gonna vote for anybody else, but I can't right now.
And I can't right now because it's just been one disappointment after another.
And the people that have come out to defend him, it's only vindicated me.
I started to get into it last week and then my show, we had a technical issue.
But it's like, when I go and criticize Trump, you know who's in the replies defending him?
Gaze for Trump.
Laurel Loomer.
Black Hannity.
Cernovich.
It's like the worst hacks, grifters, America last people.
They're the only ones that are supporting Trump right now.
You know, Black Hannity, need I say more?
That's who's on the Trump train.
The guy's name is Black Hannity.
Hannity, who is white, is trash.
Now we got a black version?
This is especially bad.
You got Loomer.
We all know Loomer is Israel first.
She's defending the Zionist Organization of America the other day.
And then you got Cernovich who was pro-DeSantis for like two years.
And we know that DeSantis was actually even more pro-Israel than Trump.
So it's like this is the collection.
This is your new basket of deplorables.
It's like all the piece of shit grifters Who were never pro-Trump.
They were not pro-Trump to begin with.
They got on board because he won.
And now the only reason they're on board now is because they know that if they opposed him, it would be harder for them to make money.
That's literally it.
And anyway.
So, I'm gonna be debating Laura Loomer, tentatively, In a couple weeks.
A few days before the presidential debate, I'm going to be debating Laura Loomer on a Twitter space with Mario Nafl about Trump.
She wants to call it a discussion because she knows she's going to lose.
Whatever you want to call it, we're going to have a discussion, a debate, and we're just going to have a moment of truth about Trump.
So that's coming up in a couple weeks.
That's kind of where my head's been at.
And, you know, we really just need to think beyond Trump.
I know it is, I think, preferable that he wins.
I think we might be able to extract some benefit from that.
But it's really because it has kind of been over with Trump.
And I said this on Twitter the other day, nothing new has come from Trump in like 10 years.
He's not radical.
He's not funny.
He's not interesting.
There's nothing fresh there.
There's no new ideas.
There are no rhetorical innovations.
He is no longer on the fringe or on the far right.
He's firmly now in the center.
Everything he says is monotonous and repetitive and stale and we've heard it all before.
And it's not radical.
And he's not even really America first either.
So, I recognize that he is still the standard bearer, but I think everybody else has sort of moved on, even if they won't admit it.
I think all that's left, people are just kind of picking the scraps off the bones now.
They're kind of just finishing it off before this guy leaves public life or is no longer running for office, however this cycle shakes out in November.
So it's time to start thinking about what we really want from the GOP and start to take our own side.
I'm a big fan of that expression.
I've heard that from Keith and other people before.
But we really need to start to think about what do we want?
We are young men.
That's me.
That's who watches the show.
We're young, Christian, right-wing, nationalistic men.
What do we want?
And how are we going to get it?
And how are we going to organize?
And, you know, what is going to be the process?
These are the types of questions we need to start asking ourselves because this whole 2016 moment is over now.
And regardless of the outcome in 2024, we're going to have to reevaluate over the next four years and figure out what the next phase is.
But anyway, so those are just some general thoughts.
I would have talked a lot about this last week, but the show was just a disaster last week.
So, anyway, with that being said, we're going to move on.
We're going to get into the news.
Our first story, we're going to talk about the Thomas Massey interview.
So, like I said, I'm sure everybody has heard of Thomas Massey in the past few months.
He is a Republican but ideologically libertarian congressman from Kentucky.
He's actually a very smart guy.
I think he went to MIT and he's not... I don't think that he's actually completely ideologically aligned with us.
He's pro-immigration.
I think he's relatively green and pro-environment.
But the one thing that he's always been solid on as a libertarian is that he has been a frequent critic of the Israel lobby.
And maybe one of the only critics of the Israel lobby in the Republican conference in Congress.
And this has recently become a big problem after October 7th.
Because after October 7th, everybody was supposed to get on board to give Israel whatever they need, whenever they need it, without any questions asked.
That's what Nikki Haley said.
So Thomas Massie has been, since October 7th, and like he always has, he's been voting against the foreign aid to Israel and all these various resolutions or bills that support Israel, and that has made him a target of AIPAC.
And for those who don't know, AIPAC is the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee.
AIPAC is committed to spending $100 million in the 2024 cycle.
$100 million coming from just this group.
And this isn't the only pro-Israel group.
It's just one of them.
But AIPAC alone is committed to spending $100 million explicitly, this is what they say, to defeat anybody that criticizes Israel.
So they're spending that money in Democrat primaries, Republican primaries, they're going to be spending that money in generals, but the goal is purely negative.
It's all about subtraction.
The goal is to put out negative ads And prop up opponents of anybody That is not supporting Israel right now since October 7th.
And like I said, all these different resolutions that are extending diplomatic or military or monetary support to Israel.
So AIPAC spent, I believe it was $300,000 or $400,000.
I forget the final number.
It was initial spend of $300,000.
I think they spent a little bit more than that when all was said and done.
But they spent hundreds, close to a half million dollars in Representative Thomas Massie's district and in every district in Kentucky running negative ads against him.
Because he's not voting in support of these resolutions.
We talked about this a couple weeks ago, and then, this is maybe his revenge, Thomas Massey goes on Tucker Carlson for an interview, and tonight I want to talk a little bit about what he said.
One of the most interesting things that Massey said in the interview with Tucker Carlson is that not only is AIPAC spending $100 million in this cycle, And not only did they spend $400,000 against him statewide in an effort to perhaps impose a ceiling on his political career, why would they run statewide ads?
They would run statewide ads in the event that he might seek statewide office if he wanted to run for the Senate or governor.
So not only did they do that, but he said also it goes far deeper than anybody realizes.
He said that there is an AIPAC representative that is appointed to every Republican member of Congress to push them to be pro-Israel.
There are over 200 members.
I think it's been changing, as it always does, but it's been changing over the past year.
I don't know what the latest tally is, but there's like 218, 219 Republican members of the House.
He says every single one of them, from California to Maine, has an AIPAC guy That is appointed from their district by AIPAC and some of them are Jewish and some of them aren't.
They're all pro-Israel.
And that guy is planted in everybody's office to push them to be pro-Israel.
He says that this AIPAC guy has the cell phone number of their representative, they go out to lunch with their representative, they will draft bills, language for that representative to publish in press releases that supports Israel.
And he says that every member, he said even he had an AIPAC guy.
And this is a story from Mediaite, which covered the interview.
Representative Thomas Massey told Tucker that the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee has designated representatives assigned to each Republican member of Congress to ensure the lawmakers vote for bills that Israel supports.
Appearing on Friday's edition of the Tucker Carlson Show, Massie explained some of AIPAC's tactics to sway lawmakers.
The congressman told Carlson that he banned AIPAC from his office after the group lobbied against his re-election.
Massie said the bad blood began when he refused the group's request to write a white paper on Israel when he first ran for Congress.
He said, I have Republicans who come to me on the floor and say, I wish I could vote with you today.
Yours is the right vote, but I would just take too much flag back home.
He said, and I have Republicans who come to me and say, that's wrong what AIPAC is doing to you.
Let me talk to my AIPAC person.
By the way, everybody but me has an AIPAC person.
He says it's like your babysitter, your AIPAC babysitter, who is always talking to you on behalf of AIPAC.
They're probably a constituent in your district, but they're firmly embedded in AIPAC.
He says, I don't know how it works on the Democrat side, but that's how it works on the Republican side.
And when they come to D.C., you go have lunch with them, and they've got your cell number, and you have conversations with them.
He said, I've had four members of Congress say, I'll talk to my AIPAC person, and that's clearly what we call them, my AIPAC guy.
I'll talk to my AIPAC guy and see if I can get them to dial those ads back.
Pretty unbelievable.
And, you know, the obvious conclusion about all this, I mean, you know where I stand on this, clearly.
I've been saying this for years.
This is what got me canceled.
This is what has led me to be where I am right now in front of you, banned from everything, blacklisted from everything.
I've gone through the ringer.
It's because I said this seven years ago before congressmen were talking about it, before Tucker and Candace Owens were talking about it.
I was talking about it back then.
What specifically?
That the reason we get pro-Israel policy is because we have a very rich and powerful pro-Israel lobby.
I'm a little bit bitter about the fact that it seems that everyone is now able to insinuate these things.
After I paid the price for saying it and got canceled for saying it and my reputation was destroyed for saying it, you know, I'm a little bitter.
But it is also objectively a huge, huge development that Republicans are now saying this.
And Thomas Massey is able to go on Tucker Carlson.
It's a massive platform.
It's a congressman on Tucker who has got probably the biggest platform out of any conservative in the country.
And they're talking openly and explicitly about the Israel lobby.
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Because I think a lot of people have some vague idea that the GOP is pro-Israel.
And within that, there are these assumptions.
And there are these alibis.
People say things like, well, America supports Israel because they're our closest ally.
Because they're our ally.
We derive a strategic benefit.
Or they'll say something like, our politicians support Israel because the evangelical base of the GOP supports Israel.
America supports Israel.
And so it's actually very important that somebody goes right out and says, uh, no.
America supports Israel.
Its politicians vote for foreign aid to Israel because if they don't, a political PAC will spend millions of dollars to defeat them in their next election.
That's why.
Because every member of Congress has like a thug that bullies them on behalf of Israel to support Israel.
That's why.
It's not because there is some calculus that is being done in their office that, well, in order to win this close election, we've got to be pro-Israel because that's what the voters are going to turn out for.
Yeah, that's not it.
What's happening in these congressional offices, which are small, and some of the districts are very small, and some are bigger and some are small, but what's happening in every office is there is a guy who is paid for basically by Israel to bully a congressman into being pro-Israel.
And it's like a protection racket.
They say, if you don't do what we say, we're going to spend a lot of money in the next cycle to make you lose.
And that's why things are the way they are.
And it's incredible because I think everybody kind of has a basic notion of that, and yet it's something that can't be said aloud.
And even if it is, even by some of the ostensibly more edgy commentators, they will push back.
And they'll say, no, no, there is no Israel lobby.
Or, we need an Israel lobby because the left is so pro-Palestine.
Or, the reason we support Israel is because it's good for America.
I'll give you a few examples like J.D.
Vance.
I covered this on my show two weeks ago.
J.D.
Vance, who is in the running to be Donald Trump's running mate in this election.
He is a freshman senator who has never held political office before 2022.
He gives a speech to the Quincy Institute a few weeks ago.
An anti-war think tank, by the way.
And says that he has now taken it upon himself to make the case for why America needs to support Israel.
He says, everybody just says it, but I'm going to articulate the real reasons why this is good for us.
He didn't really do that, but that was his project.
So J.D.
Vance, by the way, he is considered one of the furthest right members of Congress in the Republican Party.
He is probably further to the right than almost anybody in the House, certainly anybody in the Senate.
And he was elected as a protege and with money from Peter Thiel, who is considered pretty heterodox.
Some say he's a libertarian, he's had more nationalist leanings in the past six or eight years.
And so Vance is not like some establishment hack.
It's not like he came from the National Conservatism, or I'm sorry, he literally did, National Review milieu.
He came from what people consider to be the fringe, and he says, well, we have to be pro-Israel.
Curtis Yarvin, who is the neo-reactionary blogger, who is the nucleus of the Teal Network, of which Vance is a part, who is interviewed by Andrew Klavan as a liberal critical alternative to the Groypers.
Yarvin, who according to the definitive piece on the alt-right eight years ago, is a critical faction of the alt-right.
Curtis Yarvin writes that there is no significant Israel lobby.
The Israel lobby exists because it needs to.
And it needs to because the globe is so totally pro-Palestine.
So the Israel lobby is like Israel itself.
It's like this fledgling underdog David and Goliath situation.
So it's like...
But you understand.
But then you understand.
The reason why it is like this is because just like AIPAC controls Congress, AIPAC also controls all the rest of that stuff.
J.D.
Vance won't talk about it because, well, he's an Israel show.
And Curtis Yarvin won't talk about it, well, because he's a Jew.
And many people on the right won't talk about it because they're also Jews.
And American right-wing media is controlled by Jews like Shapiro and like Prager and like Joel Pollack and you know Lachlan Murdoch isn't a Jew but he's a pro-Israel Zionist.
And so it cannot be overstated what a big deal it is.
If you think You've heard this too much, you haven't.
People need to know that this is happening.
And by the way, the reason why we call this show America First is because that seems to be the axiomatic principle that is the most important.
Because you could say about what we are, you could say, well, we're pro-white.
That's axiomatic.
We're pro-white.
We recognize America's European heritage.
You could say that we are axiomatically Christian.
We believe Jesus Christ is God.
You could say that we are axiomatically traditional.
You could also say that we're axiomatically America First.
But probably the two most important things One out of the two is America First.
And the reason is because when you say America First, it very quickly clarifies who is truly on our team and who isn't.
There are pro-white people that are not America First.
There are Christians that are not America First.
There are traditional social conservatives that are not America First.
All of the aforementioned people that believe those various axiomatic things, a lot of them are Israel first.
This is a perfect example.
Curtis Yarvin, I probably agree with like maybe 70% of what he says.
He wants a monarchy, so do I. He's critical of democracy, so am I. He talks about a lot of things we probably agree on.
But Yarvin's Israel first.
J.D.
Vance is Israel first.
Laura Loomer is Israel first.
And when you see this interview with Thomas Massey and Tucker Carlson, you realize you cannot be America first and abstain from talking about this.
You cannot be America first and recuse yourself from the discussion about Israel.
You can't sidestep it.
You can't go around it.
You can't say I'm America first.
But I just avoid this issue.
Because the Israel lobby is right in the way.
It's like a giant boulder In the way of achieving America First.
You cannot have America First if all the congressmen have an AIPAC guy.
You cannot have America First if Jewish Zionists control all the right-wing media.
You cannot have America First and say, well I think they should all just kill each other in the Middle East, but also we have all our aircraft carriers just off the coast ready to bomb Iran just in case.
None of that works.
So that's why you have to say, until you're basically blue in the face, America first, America first.
And that applies also to Israel.
And, you know, so this thing with Massey and Tucker, I mean, it is deeply, deeply related to this other conversation that has been happening about Trump.
And it's of course deeply related to the conversation about the war in Gaza.
And it's deeply related to the question about the ADL and what's happening on Twitter or on the college campuses.
It's all related.
And, you know, people are searching for, like, a matrix that explains the conflict.
The world is at war.
The country is at war.
And people are looking for a matrix.
They're looking for Kind of like a lens through which we can look at the world and understand who is on what side and why.
And people are struggling to come up with something that explains it all.
They're coming up with Left and Right, Republican and Democrat, Establishment and Anti-Establishment, Elite and Populist.
You know, all these different things.
Communist and Capitalist.
That's like, you know, you have like Jack Posobiec every day talking about Communists and Bolsheviks.
But the one lens that clarifies everything is whether you're a nationalist and you support America, or if you're pro-Israel.
That's the lens that clarifies all of it.
So, that's why this interview is such a big deal.
It's good that such a massive audience It's just simply learning the information.
Because they need to know that this is what's going on.
And I think if everybody were informed on this issue, everything would change.
I mean, it wouldn't change overnight, but if there was a... because, you know, it's interesting.
When you say these things, the people that have defended Israel forever, the people that are on the Israel payroll, that never talk about this stuff, they say, oh yeah, so what?
You're not impressive because you talk about the Israel lobby?
Oh yeah, everyone knows that.
It's like, no, not everybody does.
Not everybody does.
And if everybody knew the facts, that everybody's covering up, it would be a different electorate.
And it would be a completely different political environment.
That probably would result in more border security, less foreign aid, more trade protectionism, and less anti-Semitism bills.
More free speech, less hate speech, community guidelines, and laws.
The other thing I want to say, so that's kind of my first impression, which is somewhat obvious on the interview.
The second thing I want to say is how disturbing it is, even within the interview.
They're both sweating while they're talking about it.
And I say they're sweating, I mean not literally, but they get right into the AIPAC stuff and they talk about it and then immediately they're saying things like, Oh well, but I love Israel.
Oh well, but it's totally legal.
They have a free speech right.
AIPAC can do this because we have a First Amendment.
And I understand that inclination.
I think everybody that kind of dips their toe in the water on this issue, I think they're all a little, not to mix metaphors, but I think they're a little gun shy.
People that have never gone down this path, they know what lies ahead.
They know the consequences of dissent on this issue.
And I think they cross over, they transgress that boundary, They engage in criticism of Israel for the first time.
They kind of work themselves up to it.
But there's kind of this non-committal, they're sort of afraid of how it'll be perceived.
They're trying to couch it in such a way that it could not be perceived as anti-Semitic or, you know, they do it in such a delicate way.
It's not enough.
In other words, You can never, for people like this, for people like Tucker and Massey, you can never just go out and say, you know what?
This is bullshit.
Why does Israel have this much control over Congress?
We wouldn't tolerate this for any other country.
This is wrong.
It needs to change now.
Period.
It's never that.
It's always something like, well, you know, I mean, hey, I love Israel, and I love the people, and I love the food, and I go there all the time, and it's a great country, but, you know, this thing with AIPAC, no other country has this.
But, you know, it's totally legal, and it's their right to do it, and they have a First Amendment right, and, you know, but this is a little weird, but now there's nothing wrong with it, but, And I'm just so sick of that.
And I also think, because this is how I do things, and I also think that this is just, I think this is true, I think that when it comes to issues like this, you are never ever doing yourself any favors by approaching it in a meek, defensive way.
The way I would say it, the way my father would say it, is they approach it in a way where they're playing not to lose rather than playing to win.
They're sort of playing a losing game where they go into the conversation anticipating, almost preempting, the backlash.
Anticipating and preempting That it will have a negative reception.
It will be received poorly by ignorant people that don't understand.
By ignorant people that are not enlightened yet.
So they kind of go in like, hey guys, I know we all love Israel, but... They kind of control everything and it's really messed up.
But I love Israel!
Don't cancel me!
It's playing a losing game.
Because if the Jews and if Israel has been pounding people every day, Hitler's evil, anti-Semitism's the worst thing, everyone's a Nazi, bow down for... You know, if they're pummeling people every day, and you come in and you're like, hey, I love this, I love Holocaust museums and everything, but just can you stop controlling our country?
It's no contest that the reinforced position that everybody has is going to be the stronger feeling.
People are going to shoot that down so fast, whereas if you kind of go in there and you kind of just own it and say, hey man, look.
This is what's going on, and our alternative vision is America First.
This doesn't fit.
It doesn't work.
It's not part of the equation.
These people, they gotta go out of Congress.
They gotta go out of political affairs in our country.
These spies, foreign donors, and so on.
I think the people that are never going to receive it the right way, well they're going to be turned off.
They'd be turned off no matter what the presentation.
But I think a lot of people that might be on the fence or receptive are going to go with the more persuasive voice.
So, the stronger, more assertive, The voice that really believes in it.
That kind of believes it independently of what the response will be.
The guy that goes out and says, this is the truth.
And if it's a lost cause, or a winning cause, I'm all in.
That is magnetic.
That is compelling.
As opposed to somebody that says, hey, if you guys agree with this, I maybe believe it.
And I feel this way, quite honestly, I feel this way about Candace Owens lately.
I feel this way about Tucker.
I feel this way about some people.
I think the right of... and you know, it's a little bit of criticism on... obviously when I say that, it is critical of Candace's approach.
You know, I watched her show today, and I've been watching her tweets, and I know that maybe there's more to it that I don't understand.
Maybe that's true.
The stuff with Daily Wire, Turning Point.
But it's like, she goes in hard, and then she's like, no, I don't like Millet because of Zelensky, not because he's like, obviously this like, pro-Israel, crypto-Jew or something.
And she's like, it's communists!
You know, it's Bolsheviks!
Like, really?
We all know what that means, you know?
And she does her show and she's like, They fired me because I'm anti-semitic, you know, but I'm definitely not and I'm not associated with Nick Fuentes and I'm just asking questions.
I called out Magnus Hirschfeld and like three Christians.
And it's like, okay.
And then you get Dan Bilzerian who goes out there and he's like, fuck Israel.
And I'm like, yeah, obviously I'm like, obviously I love that, but, but one of those tweets got 10 million impressions.
One of those tweets got 150,000 likes, and one of them didn't.
You know, one of them, people are going to say, that's my guy.
One of them, people are going to go, alright.
Or people are going to look at it and say, why?
Why does Dan again?
One of them is going to attract a crowd.
The other one, people are going to go, yeah, I don't know, I mean, She's clearly dog-whistling.
Why is she saying she isn't?
She clearly means Malay's Jewish.
Why is she saying it's about Zelensky?
So is she anti-Israel?
Like, what?
You know what I'm saying?
So, I look at this Massey-Tucker thing, and don't get me wrong, I think it's great.
I'm actually very pleased with Tucker.
I thought he would never touch this, but I'm a little bit pleasantly surprised.
But just a reflection on as this issue is coming into the mainstream, I really think we need a more muscular approach.
It's like Trump.
Trump made immigration the center of politics, and he didn't do it by saying, like, hey guys, like, we need to be against immigration because, like, this is bad for the environment.
Like, he didn't come up with some clever, you know, you know when, like, right-wing people they try to frame a very right-wing position as, like, somehow liberal?
Hey, we have to ban Islam because they're anti-gay.
We have to ban Islam because they hate feminism.
It's like... Okay, but what's the downside, you know?
And I am just totally opposed to that whole approach.
When Trump came out and made immigration the center, he did it by saying, hey, these illegals are raping our country.
And at the time, everybody thought that was so controversial, but He brought it from the future into the present.
He pulled it forward.
He pulled it forth.
And we need to do the same thing with this issue.
To bring it forth, we can't be approaching it with the sensibilities of today.
We have to be approaching it with the sensibility of the future that we want to create.
So, I saw the Massey-Tucker thing and it's like, you know what?
Approaching the Israel issue from this libertarian Excuse me.
From this libertarian, like, hey man, I'm against all foreign aid.
I don't think that works.
Because you know what they say?
They say, why are you focusing on Israel?
And then you go, you're right, you're right.
Israel's not exceptional or remarkable.
I'm against it.
You're right.
I'm against all of it.
Like, that's how they get you.
We gotta say what we're gonna say.
We gotta take our own side.
We gotta be who we are.
And who we are, we're not anti-communists, okay?
We're not like, we're pro-human, we're pro-human, we're anti-globalist scum.
No, we believe in the New Covenant.
The Temple was destroyed for a reason.
The Jews were deprived of their land for a reason.
They cannot know God because they don't know Jesus, so there is something wrong there.
And there is an exceptional, extraordinary situation where they control our society.
And the only way things are going to get better is if we take the power from them.
Their power has to go down, ours has to go up.
It's that simple.
For Americans and Christians to be empowered, Jews and pro-Israel people need to be disempowered.
Yes, there must be a reversal.
There must be a change.
There's no other way to say it.
And like I said before, you cannot recuse yourself from this.
You cannot go around it.
You have to go through it, and the only way is by hoisting up the flag and the cross boldly and saying, Christ is King, America first.
That's it.
And people say, oh, so what are you saying?
It means Christians run the government, not Jews.
It means America first, not Israel.
That's what it means.
Well, we're against like all bad people.
I'm against everything that's bad.
Okay.
So anyway, so that's the Thomas Massey interview.
But it's good.
It's all the way around.
It's good stuff.
I mean, I commend Candace for her bravery.
I commend Massey and Tucker.
I'm fully in support of what they are, of the things they are saying that are good.
But it's a matter of opinion, I suppose.
A matter of strategy, how you approach it.
And that would be my one criticism.
I think it's a very big deal.
I support all of this that's, you know, Massey and Candace going out like this.
I support it.
But from where I'm sitting, I think that the conversation has moved so much because of people like me.
That went out there and didn't give a shit and said, you know what?
This is what's going on.
I don't think there's any other way to do that.
You know, you gotta come in with a wrecking ball.
It's not enough to... I've never believed in this incremental approach where we kind of like...
We're putting little treats on the floor for, like, normie boomer cons to, like... We're creating, like, a little trail of the pills that they advertise on Fox News.
You know, Fox News, all the advertising is, like, pharmaceuticals.
It's all, like, arthritis medication.
We're, like, putting little arthritis pills in a line, and, like, boomers are eating them up.
And we're like, hey, maybe Israel sucks.
It's like, no, you gotta kick the door down, turn the Fox News off, kick the recliner into the upright position, smack him across the face, and say, hey pal, Jews run the media.
Like, this is where it has to go.
But anyway.
I want to move on.
I want to get into these EU elections.
I'm not super excited to talk about it, because I think it's pretty boring.
But the big news is that the European Union held elections, not to be confused with the respective national elections.
And Richard Spencer had a funny tweet about this today.
He's like, you know, conservatard like boomers just have no knowledge of this stuff and they don't even want to know.
Like they don't, they can't use Google, they can't use Wikipedia, like they just have no idea.
You know, because some people thought that these EU elections were like just elections in Europe.
No.
These are elections for the European Union's parliament.
And so, the elections are being held over a few days in every European Union country, electing representatives for the supranational European Union legislature.
So, it's not representatives for the French Congress or the German Congress, it's for Europe's, the European Union's parliament.
So there were big elections, everyone in Europe voted, and the big takeaway is that the Radical Right won all these victories.
And this is a story from the Associated Press.
The big winners were the AFD party in Germany, the National Rally party in France, and Meloni's party in Italy.
Meloni's the Prime Minister of Italy.
And the right-wing parties from these three countries all had major gains in the EU, and that is supposed to reflect a rightward shift of European society.
So this is a story.
It says, quote, in a continent-wide election that ended Sunday and left Europe's political establishment in tatters, political support for green policies was undercut by the rightward tide.
The center-right European People's Party will have the highest number of seats in the European Parliament, while far-right parties gained significant ground.
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Green parties lost almost a quarter of their seats and support cratered in France and Germany.
Some ballots in the vote for the European Parliament were still being counted on Monday, but the outcome showed the 27 nation bloc's Parliament membership has clearly shifted to the right.
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni more than doubled her party seats in the Assembly and despite being hounded by a scandal involving candidates, the Alternative for Germany right-wing party still rallied enough seats to sweep past the slumping Social Democrats of the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
Undoubtedly, however, the star on a stunning electoral night was the National Rally Party of Marine Le Pen, which dominated the French polls to such an extent that Macron, the French president, immediately dissolved the national parliament and called for new elections to start later this month.
It was a massive political risk since his party could suffer even more losses hobbling the rest of his presidential term that ends in 2027.
On the flip side, so big right-wing gains with Maloney, AFD, and Le Pen.
But on the flip side, in Spain and Hungary, it was not so good.
This is about Spain.
It's the Spain's centrist parties contained the far-right surge, helping to bolster Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez as one of the European center-left's leading figures.
The center-right People's Party and Sanchez's Socialists gained two-thirds of the vote, up from half of the vote share in 2019, winning a combined 42 of the available 61 seats.
While the anti-immigration Vox Party's vote share rose to 9.6% from 6.2% in 2019, it fell back from last year's national election when it won 12.4%.
In addition, Viktor Orban's party had its worst performance in an EU election since Hungary joined the bloc 20 years ago.
So, So it's kind of a mixed bag.
And a lot of people are reading into this result that there is some major right-wing populist uprising in Europe.
That does not seem to be the case.
The most successful parties, specifically like Maloney's party in Italy, are not far right.
Georgia Maloney is not far right.
She's not even anti-immigrant.
And this is the same problem that we're having in the United States.
She's a perfect example.
Georgia Maloney is considered to be a protege of Steve Bannon.
And she forms a government a few years ago on a platform opposing immigration.
Now Italy is having more immigration than ever before from Africa.
There was, for example, a very big story, I think last year, about a small island off the coast of Italy with a population of only a few thousand people.
That many immigrants invaded the island in a single day.
So I think they had a few thousand residents on the island, a few thousand immigrants from Africa showed up.
Black African migrants.
Under Georgia Maloney.
Immigration is not going down significantly.
In fact, it's going up.
And Maloney is now distancing herself from the other far-right parties in Europe.
But now, she is perhaps the strongest right-wing head of state in the European Union.
And she's not even anti-immigrant.
Even though that is the platform that she ran on years ago.
Does that sound familiar?
Similarly, Marine Le Pen last year distanced herself from AFD.
She said that AFD's policy of deporting certain residents from Germany goes too far.
She says that deporting certain classes of citizens is a bridge too far.
So, the National Rally Party run by Le Pen has distanced itself from the AFD because the AFD is too anti-migrant.
And Le Pen's party was the second big winner out of the right-wing parties.
AFD came in second in these elections.
So, as always, What we see happen in politics is that there's never a real victory.
The right doesn't win elections.
When the right does win elections, they don't do what they say they're going to do.
And if they do what they say they're going to do, it's always the things that we don't actually really want.
It's things like moving the embassy to Jerusalem, it's building Holocaust museums, it's cutting taxes, It's doing all the things that the left probably would have done, or could have done.
And this is why I think there needs to be a recognition across the world, in Europe and in America, That we're never going to achieve the victory by supporting the center-right.
We're never going to achieve the victory with these incremental reforms.
Because we've been playing these games for decades and things are always getting worse.
It's getting worse in Europe all the time.
It's getting worse in America all the time.
Everything is getting worse all the time.
The economy is getting worse.
Energy is getting worse.
Immigration is getting worse.
The situation with all of these foreign wars is getting worse.
It's all getting worse.
And the most that we can ever hope for is in the United States that a Republican will win and we will get some meager reduction in the number of illegals that are permitted to enter.
That we could get a modest tax cut.
And the same is true in Europe.
So, what are we really achieving with some of these political reforms?
That's why I'm a big believer in radicalism.
If it's not radical, it's not worth doing.
What good is it to elect Giorgio Meloni in Italy, and they don't even cut immigration?
She's still the Premier.
Her party is still in charge.
She still gets all the perks and the benefits and the influence, but without any of the immigration restriction that her victory was incumbent on her supporting.
And same thing with Le Pen.
We will not get a President Le Pen in the next election.
Her party may not even win the majority in these parliamentary elections that have just been called for with Macron.
But it's good to know that she doesn't support the AFD's position on immigration.
It's good to know that they're not extremists on migration.
Because if they were, well maybe they wouldn't win as many seats that will not constitute a majority anyway.
Maybe they wouldn't get close to almost not losing against Macron.
Like they have in the last two elections.
So, people need to look at all of these right-wing victories with a great deal of skepticism.
Have you ever noticed that the right-wing is always claiming victories, but they never actually get any power, and if they do, they don't actually use it to do anything extreme?
The right-wing is always winning victories.
The tide is always turning.
We're always winning.
The left is always afraid.
They're always on the run.
It's been 10 years.
Brexit happened 10 years ago.
Trump won the primary almost 10 years ago.
It's been a decade.
Are things even close to getting better?
Has anything gotten better at all?
Tax censorship, immigration, war, energy, the culture war.
Has any of it gotten...
You could say it's not reasonable to expect Rome to be built in a day, you know, for these significant changes to be made overnight.
How about some progress in a decade?
How about not getting worse over a decade?
That's where we are.
So, I see these people claiming a victory over there in the European Union.
You have all these parties over there that, as I've said repeatedly, they all support Israel.
They're all basically establishment.
They claim to be far-right.
Sometimes they win, sometimes they lose.
But everything always remains the same.
Another good example is Geert Wilders in the Netherlands.
Geert Wilders is a very anti-Muslim, anti-Islam politician in the Netherlands where they have a big immigration problem.
And everyone knows him for that.
He's been in politics a long time, and he wins.
He was not able to control the coalition, but his party did win the plurality of the seats a year ago, I think.
This is the anti-Muslim guy.
He wins the election, doesn't formally become the Prime Minister, and he announces that he's no longer in favor of banning Islam.
He's campaigning for like a decade.
We're going to ban the Quran.
We're going to ban the hijab.
We're going to ban mosques.
Wins the election.
By the way, on election night, Israel flagged behind him.
And it was a big story.
You can look it up.
And within weeks, he announces, we're backing down from the mosque ban.
We're backing down from the ban on the Quran.
So, Maloney wins.
No immigration ban.
Deerwilders wins.
No mosque ban.
Le Pen and AFD do not win.
They probably will not win.
Trump wins in 2016.
No wall.
Iraq war is still going on.
Free trade is still in effect.
Where and when will the victories arrive?
Will they arrive when there are more compromises and more concessions and diluting the message more?
I don't think so.
So, the last thing I'll say on this is very interesting.
Everybody is saying that this is an echo of what happened in 2016.
Of course, in 2016 Donald Trump's victory was preceded by the Brexit where there was Of course UKIP and Nigel Farage won a big victory when the United Kingdom in the referendum voted to withdraw from the EU.
And not only did that get completed far too late, but also there were no restrictions on immigration and they actually brought in more immigrants.
But there was the big Brexit in 2016 in the summer and then it was the election of Donald Trump.
And everybody is saying what is happening right now is This is foreshadowing.
Just like last time, there's a big victory for the right wing in Europe, and then there's going to be a big victory for Donald Trump in America.
And I think that's true.
I think that it is exactly the same.
And just like then, in 2015, there was an Iran nuclear deal.
Under Obama, there was an Iran nuclear deal.
Under Obama, there was an Israel-Hamas war in 2014.
Under Obama, there was big criticism of Netanyahu and the Israeli far-right in the world.
So it's sort of missing a key chapter.
So there was this far-left guy in America who was criticizing Israel and working with Iran, and there was a war with Hamas, then the Europeans went to the right.
Then Trump got elected.
And just like the first time, now you have Biden trying to create an Iran deal.
Now you have a war with Hamas.
You have a victory for the right-wing populace in the EU elections.
And now you're going to get Donald Trump.
And just like last time, when the Brexit was aborted, basically, it took way too long and it was such a disaster, And just like Donald Trump delivered on nothing in the first four years, it's going to be the same thing for the next four years.
There will be no reform in the European Union and nothing will come, if there is, of a second Trump term.
So it does mirror those things.
And it's quite literally history repeating itself.
And when are people going to learn not to make the same mistakes?
And you know what's interesting?
The Israeli left-wing publication Haaretz wrote an op-ed today and they said the big winner in the EU elections with all the right-wingers coming into power?
Israel.
Because the Israel-skeptical left-wingers are being pushed out.
So it's going to give Israel cover.
It's going to create a buffer in the EU, which the dominoes are falling in the EU.
Norway, Spain, Ireland all recognize Palestinian statehood.
They said Belgium was on the way to do the same until their Prime Minister got forced out because of these elections.
So, there's always an angle.
So I don't think it actually is a white pill.
I'll be white-pilled when something actually changes.
I'll be white-pilled when there's a real leader.
And Le Pen isn't it.
Sorry.
AFD's pretty good.
Maloney's not it.
The Conservatives in the UK aren't it.
I don't think Nigel Farage is it.
So, and I think that I've been very critical of Trump also.
So, the class of right-wingers that we're getting, it's just still not good enough.
And maybe the big takeaway from all this, and then we'll get into the Super Chats, is the right-wing constituents of these countries just get duped.
They just get recategorized every time.
We're conservatives.
We're Tea Partiers.
We're libertarians.
We're constitutionalists.
We're populists.
We're nationalists.
Always recategorized, but it's always the same result.
Every year there's a revolution of the latest right-wing thing, but it's always the same people, from before, pushing the same shit with the same results.
Isn't it?
The Tea Party is going to change everything.
And it's all the same people.
Oh, the Trump populist revolution is going to change everything.
And everyone that got involved was from the Bush administration.
Oh, Betsy DeVos, Bill Barr, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh.
What a breath of fresh air.
These are all new, fresh faces.
No, of course not.
These people all came from the Bush administration.
And it goes on and on like that.
So, you know, it's just like, it seems that the right wing always gets recategorized, and then people get excited about these revolutions that never happen.
There's a word for that.
It's called controlled opposition.
The opposition is always winning, but yet they are never implementing anything.
And that's because the opposition is just a way to kind of bring the other half into the fold.
They recognize that there will be positive and negative.
There's what they put out and the people that support the status quo and there's the people that are against the status quo, the negative.
And so it seems that the opposition in America and in Europe is really not meant to actually oppose.
It's actually not meant to provide an alternative or implement real radical reform.
It's really there to moderate The status quo.
There are forces in power.
They're always in power.
They're pushing their agenda.
It's always the same agenda.
And sometimes, when their agenda is really unpopular, they let people think that they lost.
But really, they're just modifying their agenda in a way that suits the masses.
Oh, you don't like total illegal immigration?
Well, what if we cut it a little bit for like a few years?
Oh, you don't like America being deployed against every country in the world?
Well, what if we took some of these people out of Afghanistan?
Withdrawing from Afghanistan was probably something that the regime already supported.
We're still in Iraq.
We're still in Syria.
And we're in Ukraine.
So, I mean, what's the diff?
We were in Afghanistan wasting money.
Now we're in Ukraine wasting money.
So, did the elites lose?
Was there a populist uprising?
Or did the same people pushing the same agenda just trick you into thinking that they got put on the back foot and they just moderated, they just kind of shuffled the deck a little bit.
And so that's why this buying into the system and complacency is such a problem.
That's why it is a problem to get people all excited about Trump or all excited about what's going on over there.
Because people buy in And then we win, and then people go, mission accomplished!
And the same people pat you on the head and say, aren't you happy now?
We did it!
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It's another fake victory.
I'm just so sick of the fake.
And that's why the Trump revolution was such a... It was so fresh because he said, no, it will be different.
This will be real.
I will run the government and I will deliver a real victory.
It wasn't true.
It didn't happen.
And now it's the same as every other right-wing victory and people need to understand that.
Because the only way things are going to change is if we get someone like what Trump pretended to be.
We need someone, we need a leader, we need a real leader who's actually radical and actually energetic and actually dangerous to get in charge and personally see to it that there's regime change and then fix everything.
Anything short of that's a waste of time.
Vote for Republicans.
Vote for... Why?
Vote for Maloney.
Why?
Mark my words, if Le Pen ever gets into the presidency, they will not cut immigration.
They won't.
And the same goes for... I mean, maybe AFD will be better.
I don't know as much about them, but that's always how it seems to go.
So, nope.
Not a victory.
Sorry.
The one bright spot... This is the last thing I'll say, then we'll get into our Super Chats.
The one bright spot from the elections in Europe is that the AFD is so popular among the young people.
The AFD was the most popular party among the youth demographic that turned out to vote in the EU elections.
And this has been attributed to the use of TikTok.
That AFD has been using TikTok to reach the young voters, and it was successful, and they turned out to vote for the far right.
And if there's any hope, it's that.
That we have to go after the young people.
That is the only hope.
That if we can radicalize the youth, And we can mobilize them behind a truly far-right party.
All we need is one victory.
All we need is the right person.
And then we can change everything.
But that's why it's a generational struggle.
So if there's any bright spot, if there's any sign of... source for optimism, it would be that.
And I think we're doing something similar here in the U.S.
with the Groypers, but...
That's that.
I want to move on.
I want to get into our Super Chats.
We'll see what you guys have to say about all this.
You know, and the funny thing about the European Union is these parliamentarians, they can't even write laws.
Do you know that?
So these European Union legislators, they get elected, they have no ability to actually write or introduce laws.
They only vote on laws.
The European Commission, which is unelected, writes the laws.
And isn't that just... doesn't that just say it all?
Go out and vote.
It's a democracy.
Make your voice heard.
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The far right won the election when they're not getting banned and shit on in the fake media.
They get in, they can't even write laws.
They can only vote on them.
And they're being outflanked by the center-left and center-right which team up together.
Okay.
But we won.
Sure.
Anyway, but that's that.
We're gonna take a look at the Super Chats.
We'll see what you guys have to say.
Maybe some of the Europeans can provide some insight.
I don't know if they're gonna love the take tonight, because maybe it's a bit of a black bill.
But let's take a look.
We'll see what we got here.
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I am flying all the way from the Netherlands to attend.
I've been watching you since before DROIPRWAR.
You helped me turn Catholic.
Thank you for everything.
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Hey, thank you very much, man.
I'll be excited to see you there.
And I love to hear that.
Especially in Europe, because I know that, especially in Netherlands, there's like no Christians anymore.
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Especially Chicago with this convention they have in August.
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Especially Chicago with this convention they have in August.
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Very funny.
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Trump's initial ambiguous stance to Israel can be read as a negotiation tactic.
Had he expressed unconditional support for Israel from the start, he would have had no room to negotiate.
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Yeah, I don't think that's true though.
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All those quips theories build the wall, Obama born in Kenya, Ted Cruz dad killing Kennedy straight out of some Twitter thread or comment.
Truth social is just boomers, CEO shills, and hangers on.
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Well, I think that's a small part of it.
The thing you gotta realize is like, in 2015 it was just him.
It was like him and like a half dozen people.
That was his campaign.
There was not a sprawling team.
Now at Mar-a-Lago, he is just surrounded by like the worst people imaginable.
And he's in the middle of it, so...
You know, him being on Truth Social, that's one part of how he's been isolated.
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Ryan Dawson did $9.11, $10.
Imagine if he had Lucas Gage commenting on posts.
Jake Shields tweeting at him.
He'd be reposting Keith Woods in spaces with you.
I think we could flood Truth Social.
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I don't know about that.
We'll see though.
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Thanks.
I'm glad you like the Tim Scott bit.
I'm trying to pull up my Call to Work tab and I accidentally activated a YouTube tab.
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Thank you for the big super chat.
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I appreciate it.
Sorry, this response is three days late.
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Also, who do you think would win in a boxing fight?
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Also, where can I find that video of you at the gun range?
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Sneeko.
Sneeko's way taller than me.
And he's heavier than me and he can box.
And he's athletic, so probably Sneeko.
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Good observation.
I think you're right about that.
Something I've noticed is Christians always talk about God and Jesus.
Muslims always talk about God and the prophets.
But all Jews ever talk about is the Jewish people, constantly just talking about themselves and no care for God.
Typical Jew behavior.
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Good observation.
I think you're right about that.
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Lift a glass to Nick Fuentes.
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Cheers.
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First time super chatter.
Classics and Socks Groyp were doing great work on X while you were banned, helping me find your content and transition away from Daily Wire around Candace Owens firing.
The emphasis you've been putting on Trump's shortcomings is so awesome.
God bless the America First movement.
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Thank you, man.
I appreciate it.
Yes.
Big shout out to Socks Groyp, Classics Groyp, Ray, Kaiserev, Canadian Groyper, all the clipping accounts, these guys are the MVPs because they work hard.
They post like 100 tweets a day and they're now like infamous.
Like Hasan Piker's like, every tweet, that's classic Scroip and Socks Groyp for posting clips.
So, really.
Oh seven of them.
These guys are awesome I think that's right.
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The older I get, the more I think that's right.
One man must have the will and must then allow nothing to distract him.
One must have faith.
Otherwise, one might as well give up there and then.
Hitler had considered himself the only man capable of generating the faith that was an essential requisite for victory.
Wilhelm Keitel.
We follow you, O slash.
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I think that's right.
The older I get, the more I think that's right.
I mean, maybe it's me, maybe it's not me, but that principle I think is right.
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Thomas Massey is the girl dad version of America First.
Bigger things to come.
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Mmm, yeah, that's... I don't know if that's 100% accurate, but directionally, I see what you mean.
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Thank you for the super chat.
I don't know.
I don't know you.
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That's true, America still does have something magical happening here.
producing excellence.
You, Trump, Elon, Vivek, Ye, Buffett, Gates, Jobs, Bezos.
England, on the other hand, we don't even know where our princess is.
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That's true.
America still does have something magical happening here, although we have less of it now than we did before.
But thank you for the big super chat.
I appreciate it.
Yeah, there's no European Nick Fuentes or Kanye or Trump.
Yeah, I don't think it will be produced by them.
They just don't have that.
Explorers!
Pioneers!
They don't have that anymore.
We have that.
We are special.
Americans are the chosen people now.
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Thanks.
Yeah, I'll see you there.
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Very true, thank you for the big super chat, it's gonna be great.
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Okay, kill yourself.
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No, I will never do another debate.
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Ever.
- What is wrong with you? - And then, and then, and then.
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I heard.
I love it.
I heard it.
I heard it.
I love it.
The cope is genuinely insane.
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Yeah.
The guy's just a total fucking idiot and totally irrelevant.
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We're not in the same conversation, like, we're not in the same hypostasis, practically.
The guy's basically like a...
He's like a barnacle or like a muscle or... He's like a fucking shrimp compared to me in terms of intelligence and being relevant and iconic and game-changing.
Guy's just a broccoli-head fucking nerd who gets his opinions from Jews.
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So Devin Higgison sent $50 in the middle of making an edit, looking back at all the old Trump clips, hard to even tell.
It's the same person we all fell in love with.
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Right.
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God bless NJF.
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That's the biggest thing.
If you go back and watch those interviews and rallies, it's a different animal.
No one wants to admit it.
But it's true.
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Absolutely.
Absolutely right.
But it's true.
Absolutely.
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Absolutely right.
I totally, I think I said that on the show before.
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That's hilarious.
Hilarious joke.
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Okay, hilarious.
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Yeah, that's a good point.
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Steve Saylor and BAP spend their whole career talking up high IQ Ashkenazis and then make spelling errors and bite obvious bait.
John Miller plays the piano and reads Aristotle.
Where is the Jewish supremacy?
What's Israel's average IQ, like 90?
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- Yeah, that's a good point.
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Dudes like Adam King, Barkley and Netanyahu.
Do PPL like this even understand that the Holocaust is fake?
How many of these Jews are deliberately taking part in deception rather than buying into the propaganda themselves?
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- They all, okay.
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Yeah, me too.
It's gonna be awesome.
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OK, that's just right.
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Anyway, love the show.
God bless you man.
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Well, I'm like Hitler with the dog, right?
So I don't know if she'd like that.
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Nope.
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But that's okay because we bomb.
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I don't know what that is okay I don't think that's true.
What are you talking about?
That's, you know, the problem is that that's not a real problem.
I've never seen that.
Groyper X is filled with anime accounts posting about femboys and droons.
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I don't think that's true.
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Too many professionals.
Christians turned away because of cold posts.
Stop giving the opposition ammunition.
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What are you talking about?
That's, you know, the problem is, like, that's not a real problem.
I've never seen that.
So that's either just fake or you're just a fucking idiot that's taking drama between, like, literally who's and making it a bigger deal.
Okay.
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Yep, totally.
Thank you for the big super chat.
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Thank you for the great ideas.
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Stupid question.
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Are there lessons Groiper should learn from the downfall of InfoWars?
Is this the inevitable fate of dissident reporters and commentators?
Or were there steps that could have been taken or mistakes that could have been avoided in order to avoid getting screwed like Alex Jones?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
- Stupid question.
They will target you no matter what.
You cannot avoid it.
Look at Ricky Vaughn.
They got Ricky Vaughn on federal charges because he made a meme and they said, oh you're messing with an election.
Alex Jones talked about a news story.
It's infotainment.
They said that's a 1.5 billion dollar defamation.
Does anyone think that's reasonable?
A 1.5 billion dollar award for defamation.
Has anyone ever heard of such a thing?
He's not even a mainstream media network.
He's like alternative media.
This was 15 years ago.
They said you owe these families 1.5 billion dollars because you defamed them.
Does that even sound right?
So, it's endless.
It's endless.
But that's just politics.
So, no.
I don't think there is any... It's the same thing with Trump.
You know, he did this hush money payment.
The guy's a billionaire.
He was the president.
He's 100 years old.
He was in real estate.
He's probably got mob ties.
And the worst thing they could find is like a relatively tiny payment to like some hooker that he probably slept with.
And they turned it into, you know, 34 federal charges or 34 felony charges in New York.
And the documents, and the 6th, and the Fulton County, and that BS with this Fannie Willis and her boyfriend.
So, the one thing you can learn from looking at all these things, the irony is that you have to just go in.
Because they're gonna get you no matter what.
I really believe that.
Look at Keith Woods.
Keith Woods is the most disciplined, most laid back, he's, you know, the most... If people say I'm reckless, he's the opposite.
But they will call him a holocaust denier, and there's no citation!
They call him a holocaust denier!
He has strenuously affirmed the holocaust.
They call him that anyway.
There's not even a quote.
They call him a self-described raging anti-Semite because he obviously, in a sarcastic way, said, oh, I'm a raging anti-Semite because of this.
Now they call him a self-described raging anti-Semite and Holocaust denier.
And those accusations came from one sarcastic tweet from years ago.
It doesn't matter how- and he's so disciplined, and he's so careful, and his appeal is always aimed at liberals, and it's very logical.
He does not engage in any crazy conspiracy theories, nothing irrational, nothing extreme, and yet, he gets banned from buying me a coffee, gets banned from- he gets strikes on his PRIVATED YouTube videos because Media Matters did a hit piece on him, and they call him a raging anti-Semite because he made one joke years ago.
Isn't that insane?
So you could be someone like Alex Jones, who's super reckless and super out there.
Or it could be someone like Keith Woods, who's far more on the money and far more disciplined.
If you're in the fight, and you're effective, and you're big enough, they will come for you.
They will fuck your shit up.
And the bigger you are, the more effective you are, the more they... Unless you are a perfect person, you're... And even still, look, not to compare Alex Jones to Jesus, but they executed Jesus.
You know, people say, hey, if you just... if you're just better, no one will ever come after you.
It's like, tell that to the sinless God-man who is God incarnate.
Someone should have told Jesus, hey man, did you really need to say I am?
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Hey, you shouldn't have trusted Judas.
Like, the irony's crazy.
Hey Jesus, you know, you got really bad judgment.
You chose Judas as one of your disciples?
You had 12 guys, and one of them was a total traitor?
You really know how to pick them, God.
Like, so it just goes to show, you could literally be God.
You could literally be the sinless, blameless, God incarnate, God-man.
And they will nail you, literally nail you to a cross and crucify you and betray you and deny you.
And that's not to say, like, Alex Jones is Jesus.
But it's just to say, we're in a fallen world.
There is evil.
There is deception.
And if you are a follower of Christ, well, you will be literally or metaphorically crucified like Christ.
You will be attacked like Christ was, because human beings tend towards evil.
It is what it is.
So, you have to be careful, you should try to be the best, but even if you were perfect, they would find a way.
That's the lesson.
So, and that may sound ridiculous, but that's just true.
The only way that you're gonna die without getting attacked is if you sell your soul to the devil.
Those are the people that make it out clean.
Those are the people that have the state funeral.
Those are the people that are loved by the media.
It's the people that sold their soul to the devil.
The people that are righteous will be persecuted.
They'll be attacked for their sins.
Rumors will be made up.
You know, things they didn't do will be invented.
And they'll be condemned for it.
So, that's just how it goes.
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Well but hey, me and her are friends, so you don't go attacking her.
So sick of all these right-wing politicians and frauds saying America first when they are clearly not.
Many of them are trying to hijack the Groeper movement.
Look at Valentina Gomez, for example.
She keeps saying America first yet keeps sucking off Israel first politicians and influencers left and right and never criticizes Israel.
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Well, but hey, me and her are friends, so you don't go attacking her.
We're going to get tacos and guacamole and chips and salsa.
But thank you for the big super chat.
I appreciate it.
But hey, don't attack my girl, okay?
That's my chick.
It's about time we had a congresswoman speaking in broken English.
No, I like her though.
She seems just like a wild card though.
Ironically, I don't think she's really a part of that because she also has supported me.
So she just seems like a wild card.
The real usurpers against America First are the Jews, not some random Hispanic woman.
It's Curtis Yarvin, it's Vance, it's Nat Conn, it's Izzoni, it's Teal, it's BAP, it's Claremont.
Those are the real usurpers, not some random...
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I don't think so.
I don't think so.
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I don't think I'm a saint.
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Dude, we're It's not even close.
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Candace, new show dropped tonight with a Kanye theme song.
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God bless you, Nick.
Keep up the Creek content.
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Thank you.
Yeah, I saw the show.
It was pretty good.
I know, dude.
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I know, dude.
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It's sad to see what's happening in Spain.
The liberal government is severely prosecuting Catholics.
I pray that a Catholic party can take back Spain.
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That would be awesome.
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Good night, buddy.
Thanks for the super chat.
I appreciate you, man.
Hopefully I'll see you soon.
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Yeah, I do.
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Thoughts on all of the outrage about Project 2025?
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Well, to me, that's the first sign that to the extent that Trump is going to be able to accomplish anything good, it is totally going to get shut down.
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Because here's how it's going to happen.
Trump is going to win the election.
If, IF, anybody good gets selected, they're going to get fucking blasted in the media, and Trump's going to back off.
Because that's what happened the first time.
You know, remember kids in cages?
Remember how quickly that fell apart?
It's going to be the same thing.
The media is not scared of Trump.
They're afraid of Project 2025.
What does that tell you?
The war is not about Trump.
They know that Trump is not dangerous.
The war is over who Trump might delegate to.
And they want to make sure that it's not radicals.
They want to make sure it's pussies.
It's establishment guys.
So that's why all the attention is on that now.
They're like, yeah, Trump, whatever.
He's like a funny boomer.
He probably won't change anything.
But they're like, oh, there's like energetic, radically young people that want to take control of the administration?
They fear that.
And probably the media will be able to pressure Trump into backing down on anything that that group might promote.
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As a European, I can attest to how much of hypocrites these countries are.
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Let's go.
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Nick, what would be one of your favorite Kanye's songs?
Mine is Devil in a New Dress, Love You Nigga, America First, Folded Hands.
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Could you please turn down the volume of the Trump outro at the end of your show?
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This is like so shit dude.
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Thank you, man.
Yup, I'll see you there.
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Did he do drag?
I don't think that's true, but thank you, man.
Congrats on the piano victory.
Yeah, I just talked about it.
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Not sure if spoken about this before, so apologies if you've already covered this, but thoughts on project 2025?
Seems to be the only possible saving grace of a Trump presidency. - Yeah, I just talked about it.
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I'm not very optimistic about it.
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Awesome show tonight, Nick.
Been loving the Twitter interactions with Laura or other neocons.
These people need to be exposed.
Laura's mask came off the minute she called us Jew haters.
She can go to hell. - Yep. - Dvip Groy percent five dollars.
Trump panders for the Jewish vote and yet the Jewish vote still goes from 30% 2020 to 23% keck.
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- Yeah, no surprise there.
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I didn't know what to be more amazed at.
The stupidity of their questions or the inanity of their comments.
Gradually I began to hate them.
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Would you ever go to any border towns to make content?
Preferably the RGV.
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No, I think all that stuff is just like cheap.
We're here at the border!
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Oh look, they're coming in!
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Like, we know that- Do I have to go there?
We know they're coming in!
What am I, like, I'm gonna be the one millionth person who's gonna put a fucking camera there?
I hate all that, like, in-the-field stuff.
It's like... I don't know, I feel like everybody does that.
And I don't think it's really valuable.
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- Yeah, I've heard that a lot.
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Trump deported less people than Obama in his first term.
Totally organic RWAnons get mad at us for being skeptical on banking on Stephen Miller in the exact same coterie as last time to deport 8 million people in exchange for increasing Israel's influence and new anti-Semitism laws.
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That, yeah, you know, I'm surprised you said something like that because, no, the Obama numbers are cooked.
They counted it as a deportation if an illegal got turned away at the border.
So, that's not actually a deportation.
I'm pretty sure that if you remove those, Trump had more.
I'm not 100%, but everyone always says that, oh, Obama deported people.
It's not really a deportation if they get turned away at the border.
And yet, they count that.
So, I don't think that's right anyway.
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John Doyle is a dumber version of Nick Fuentes but on Adderall.
Reminds me of how Destiny talks fast in order to hide the mediocrity of his arguments.
Real.
Also, you may already be aware, but Twitter appears to be tampering with your follower count.
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Thank you!
I know that!
Thank you for telling me though.
I wouldn't know that.
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It's like it's mine.
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Funny that the judgment against Alex came years ago, but as soon as he gave any hint of noticing he was shut down.
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Hmm.
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That's so... No, one has nothing to do with the other in this case.
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Opinion on J-Rage?
When someone goes down the first rabbit hole that leads to Jews control our government and are the reason everything sucks so they become so enraged and cause a scene.
You rule man.
Thank you.
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I would never call it J-Rage because that's just a stupid thing to call it.
But yeah, some people can't handle it.
They kind of go crazy.
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How you gonna not announce the show on Telegram?
What's going on big guy?
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Oh shit, I didn't... I forgot to click send on it.
I have it right in front of me.
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Thanks.
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No message even better.
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Thank you for the big super chat, yes.
You're right.
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Hey Nick we went to high school together.
I always warned you eating all those big beefs and large pops from Portillo's would catch up to you.
Try to keep the chin up lil guy.
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Very good.
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It's sad to know that you're the only insightful person on the right and no one else.
Everyone else is an Israel sellout.
I wish you'd stream more.
But what we can get for now?
Less than three, less than three, less than three.
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Thank you very... whoops.
Okay, that's our last Super Chat.
Oh my gosh, dude.
It's just painful.
That's gonna do it for me tonight.
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 to our Super Chatters.
In particular, thanks to Devin, Higgison, Radigan, Shero, CinderbloodGroper, Sabian, Ali M, Maxi Stoneman, Burner, Canuck.
Special thanks to all them.
Everybody that watches the show, we love you, and I'll see you tomorrow.
Until then, have a great rest of your evening.
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It's going to be only America first.
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The American people will come first once again.
With respect, the respect that we deserve.
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