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the They don't know what they are supporting. | ||
They don't know how bad it has gotten. | ||
They don't know what is necessary to make the difference. | ||
They didn't hear us on Twitter. | ||
They didn't hear us on True Social. | ||
They just censored the hashtags. | ||
They didn't hear us when we emailed them. | ||
And they didn't hear us when the Washington Post and every other news media outlet reported it. | ||
For that reason, the Guaypa War will continue, and we will accelerate and intensify our plans. | ||
We have to deploy to Michigan, and we have to make it hurt as much as possible. | ||
If he wants to stop the pain, he must stop the betrayal of America first. | ||
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He must stop the betrayal of America first. | |
My own narrative is not one of some sudden booming bolt of lightning out of the blue. | ||
out of the blue. | ||
It was a slow and steady, unrelenting stream of blips and blinks, glimmers and glares, low beams and high beams of light, some of which I did not want to see. | ||
And then finally, a point of no return reckoning. | ||
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Why are you called Mommy Malcolm? | |
I think it was because I fiercely came out during the Group Wars of 2019 when so many | ||
of these brave young men were on college campuses challenging the likes of Zio Schill, Dan Crenshaw, | ||
questioning him about his undying loyalty, and of course defending Nick Fuentes and so many of the | ||
stars of the burgeoning America First movement, who through an increasing amount of activism | ||
are really going to ensure the future and the success of that movement. | ||
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so, so, | ||
so, Sorry to keep you waiting, complicated business. | ||
The following video is a derivative work of the Touhou Project. It may be disrespectful to the characters and | ||
settings. Please do not imitate. | ||
The following video is a derivative work of the Touhou Project. It may be disrespectful to the characters and | ||
settings. Please do not imitate. | ||
The following video is a derivative work of the Touhou Project. It may be disrespectful to the characters and | ||
The following video is a derivative work of the Touhou Project. It may be disrespectful to the characters and | ||
settings. Please do not imitate. | ||
settings. Please do not imitate. | ||
The following video is a derivative work of the Touhou Project. It may be disrespectful to the characters and | ||
The following video is a derivative work of the Touhou Project. It may be disrespectful to the characters and | ||
settings. Please do not imitate. | ||
settings. Please do not imitate. | ||
Danger, light, danger, danger, light Me and the grippers will save the Trump campaign | ||
We will give a voice to all of the rightful frustrations that the Trump supporters have, whether they're willing to direct their anger at me or the campaign, and I'll let them know. | ||
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We love Trump. | |
I love Trump. | ||
We all love Trump. | ||
And if they don't make the voice correction, then it's on them. | ||
Our movement is about replacing a failed and corrupt political establishment with a new government controlled by you, the American people. | ||
This election will determine whether we're a free nation or whether we have only the illusion of democracy, | ||
but are in fact controlled by a small handful of global special interests rigging the system, | ||
and our system is rigged. | ||
This is reality. | ||
You know it. They know it. I know it. | ||
And pretty much the whole world knows it. | ||
This is not the Trump campaign from 2016. | ||
It's worse. | ||
I see this stuff and I have to wonder, why has nobody been fired? | ||
Isn't that Trump's trademark? | ||
That if results aren't happening that people are, you're fired? | ||
Isn't that the whole trademark? | ||
Someone needs to be fired. | ||
It happened back in 2016. | ||
He went through campaign managers and advisors all the time. | ||
And it was good. | ||
It kept things fresh. | ||
It kept things competitive. | ||
It was interesting. | ||
Fire Chris LaCivita. | ||
Fire Susie Wiles. | ||
Get new campaign managers. | ||
Fix this campaign before it's too late. | ||
Before we blow it again. | ||
We want Trump to win. | ||
We want America first. | ||
But you are letting us down. | ||
You're blowing it. | ||
This is the biggest missed opportunity in history. | ||
You're blowing it for Trump. | ||
You're blowing it for us. | ||
And we're not going to let it happen. | ||
You have alienated us. | ||
You have ignored us. | ||
You don't listen to our concerns. | ||
We have been left behind. | ||
The Trump movement and the GOP have moved on without us. | ||
It serves Israel and corporations and immigrants, but it doesn't serve Native Americans. | ||
What about Native Americans? | ||
I don't want to hear any more about communism. | ||
I don't want to hear any more about Vance. | ||
I don't want to hear about whatever. | ||
And the message is simple. | ||
America first. | ||
Native Americans. | ||
America only. | ||
No Israel. | ||
No corporations. | ||
No foreign influence. | ||
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No foreigners. | |
No immigrants. | ||
None of that. | ||
Just America. | ||
America first. | ||
And Christ the King. | ||
So this is a call to all Christians, immigration restrictionists, foreign policy non-interventionists, trade protectionists, those in favor of industrial policy, patriots, nativists, nationalists, non-interventionists, traditionalists, that are not happy with the State of the Trump campaign, you are being recruited. | ||
Trump is a peaceful man. | ||
We're declaring war on the evil Trump campaign. | ||
He needs to be liberated. | ||
We will liberate him. | ||
We will make him independent from his donors. | ||
We will make him independent from Silicon Valley. | ||
We will make him independent from foreign influence. | ||
Otherwise, and if we don't succeed, there's no hope. | ||
You're done. | ||
If we don't succeed, if this doesn't work, there's no hope. | ||
You either get Kamala, and it's total left-wing oppression, it's total bullshit, BLM nonsense, or if you get Trump, it's gonna be total Zionist corporate domination. | ||
So if we don't succeed, it's over. | ||
You need to get involved in this, or honestly, just quit. | ||
In 2024, we are going to fight the hostile takeover. | ||
It's a different battle. | ||
But it's the same war. | ||
We're going to fight and save Trump from his own people. | ||
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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 Because it's the outsiders who change the world and who make a real and lasting difference. | ||
Nothing worth doing ever came easy. | ||
Treat the word impossible as nothing more than motivation. | ||
The future belongs to the people who follow their heart no matter what the critics say. | ||
We must always remember that we share one home and one glorious destiny. | ||
We all bleed the same red blood of patriots. | ||
We all salute the same great American flag. | ||
Our best days are yet to come. | ||
I am officially running for President of the United States. | ||
We need a leader. | ||
I will be the greatest jobs president that God ever created. | ||
It can be wonderful if you have smart people. | ||
But we have people that are stupid. | ||
The American dream is dead. | ||
But if I get elected president, I will bring it back. | ||
Bigger and better and stronger than ever before. | ||
We want Obama! We want Obama! | ||
The American dream. | ||
And we will make America great again. | ||
We will make America great again. | ||
And we will make America great again. | ||
We will make America great again. | ||
We want Trump! We want Trump! | ||
We want Trump! We want Trump! | ||
But nobody builds walls better than me, believe me. | ||
Bigger and better and stronger than ever before. And we will make America great again. | ||
Thank you. Thank you very much. | ||
And we will make America great again. | ||
We will make America great again. | ||
And we will make America great again. | ||
America great again. | ||
Great again. | ||
We want Trump! We want Trump! | ||
We want Trump! | ||
We want Trump! | ||
But as soon as people start playing games, I stop. | ||
I stop playing games. | ||
And at any moment, I could hit that Yate button. | ||
I said, just go, baby. | ||
I'm a real-time DJ. | ||
Take those in the door. | ||
I'm a real-time DJ. | ||
Girls in the corner, put your arms in. | ||
Trust no hoes. | ||
You so rubber. | ||
I'm at one, two. | ||
Stop the track. | ||
Let me get on it first. | ||
Action. | ||
See, Ricky said, good, but I don't want to fool you. | ||
If you want to fool you, get a one-on. | ||
OK, bro. | ||
I'm the code to sack you, but you don't have me back. | ||
It's do what you pay for, always, always, never, always, 20, you know, 10, put them in above your head, | ||
pray before you go to bed, everyday my bad, I see you. | ||
I'm just a bad boy, yeah, no bad, I'm a poor boy, yeah, but I ain't no such thing, | ||
bad, bad, bad, bad, you was born into a bad state. | ||
Not my words, not my rules, I just enforce them, all right? | ||
They say trust no man, but you gotta say, if you believe your day was good, | ||
I'll come home and say, I'll do it, girl, when you love it, like my mama said, | ||
trust no ho, you's a runner. | ||
They say trust no man, but you gotta say, if you believe your day was good, | ||
I'll come home and say, I'll do it, girl, when you love it, like my mama said, | ||
trust no ho, you's a runner. | ||
They say trust no man, but you gotta say, if you believe your day was good, | ||
with with | ||
I'll come home and say, I'll do it, girl, when you love it, like my mama said, | ||
trust no ho, you's a runner. | ||
uh hey | ||
I got that dicky with the way the dick goes, it's too thick, y'all wasn't listening, | ||
away uh | ||
it's too thick, too tight, not listening. | ||
yeah I | ||
know I | ||
I'm taking my first shot of alcohol, Performing on everybody who dared to approach. | ||
just didn't | ||
really um | ||
care before | ||
they start | ||
going does it seem to be perfect? | ||
No, it's not. | ||
America First, bitch. | ||
I said, just don't miss I'll be ready to defeat you. | ||
I said, just don't miss I said, just don't miss | ||
I'll be ready to defeat you. | ||
The game was in the outback and said, | ||
you fuck girls like your mother My mama said, | ||
trust no hoes, use a rubber. | ||
This is from your biggest Protestant fan. | ||
May you one day see the light. | ||
Well, hey, thanks, love you too, but sorry, I believe in religion in excess, so... Napoleon, Alexander the Great, Donald Trump were all cut from the same cloth, and that cloth is very, very large. | ||
It's not too big, is it? | ||
Hey. | ||
Hey, yourself. | ||
It's wrong, isn't it? | ||
It feels so right. | ||
It's a deal. | ||
It's wrong, isn't it? | ||
It feels so right. | ||
It's a deal. | ||
I put together some really impressive deals. | ||
I like that. | ||
Go big or go home. | ||
Donald Trump. | ||
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 good evening everybody | ||
You are watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Tuesday. | ||
We have a lot to talk about tonight, lots to get into, a big show, big news. | ||
Tonight we're going to be talking all about the imminent war with Iran. | ||
It just gets better and better, everybody. | ||
So get this, and we all know last week Iran attacked Israel. | ||
Realistically, it was a counter-attack. | ||
It was self-defense, and Iran has a right to defend itself. | ||
Nevertheless, Israel is planning their counter-attack, their retaliation against Iran. | ||
Israel wants to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities. | ||
Which would initiate World War III, effectively. | ||
The United States comes in and says, we're not going to support that. | ||
We will not support a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. | ||
Israel says, well, we don't really care what you're going to support or not support. | ||
So get this. | ||
The United States is now offering money to Israel to encourage them not to bomb Iran's nuclear sites. | ||
We're having to pay them off. | ||
We already gave them, according to one recent estimate, $22 billion this year. | ||
And I think it's more than that because we approved $26 billion for Israel in April alone. | ||
But by all accounts, since October 7th, we have given Israel tens of billions of dollars. | ||
Now the idea is being floated that we will pay them more money to not start a war with Iran. | ||
The other big development today is that the defense minister's visit to Washington was cancelled by Netanyahu. | ||
The defense minister, Yov Galant, is one of the only allies of the Biden administration and the European Union inside the Israeli government. | ||
He was supposed to come to Washington to coordinate the response, but the trip was cancelled at the last minute. | ||
And it seems that Netanyahu will not call Biden and discuss in advance the plans for the attack. | ||
This is being defended by neocons, they say, because the US would leak it. | ||
So Israel is going to hit Iran without telling us what they're going to do, without coordinating with the United States. | ||
And there's now a tense standoff and negotiation between Washington and Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, about what we're going to do. | ||
So we'll talk about Israel's reply. | ||
We also have another story from the Middle East. | ||
Netanyahu is threatening the people of Lebanon. | ||
He put out a statement today addressing the people of Lebanon saying basically, overthrow Hezbollah or we're going to give you the Gaza treatment. | ||
Those were literally his words. | ||
He said, we're calling on the people of Lebanon to overthrow Hezbollah or else they will meet the same fate as the people of Gaza. | ||
And isn't this what I just said last night? | ||
Isn't this what I've been saying for weeks? | ||
For a year now? | ||
Now over a year? | ||
A year and a day? | ||
As they begin their ground operations and have taken some of the outskirts of the border towns inside Lebanon, they've got about 15,000 troops there and they're amassing more every day. | ||
As they begin their ground invasion, as they've been conducting thousands of airstrikes, assassinations of Hezbollah's leadership, they're now threatening Lebanon with the Gaza treatment if they do not comply. | ||
And I don't believe they will. | ||
So we'll talk all about that. | ||
Situation in the Middle East keeps getting worse. | ||
And Israel is dragging us to war. | ||
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Not good. | |
That's not really ally behavior. | ||
People compare this to Ukraine. | ||
But in the case of Ukraine, we are dragging everybody else to a war with Russia. | ||
It's a war that our Pentagon and our State Department wants. | ||
People of Ukraine don't want the war. | ||
There's hardly any people left. | ||
They don't have any more men to draft into the army. | ||
Germany doesn't want the war. | ||
Their economy is being destroyed by it. | ||
This is Washington's war in Russia, but in the Middle East, this is Israel's war that our State Department does not want, that our Pentagon does not want. | ||
It is Amos Hochstein, and it is Brett McGurk and the White House, the Middle East, North Africa policy advisor, they are the ones that want the war in the United States. | ||
It is the Zionists, it is the Israeli operatives, and it is the state of Israel that is pushing us into this conflagration. | ||
It's going to be a disaster. | ||
And we'll also be talking tonight about the hurricane. | ||
There's going to be a major hurricane in Florida. | ||
I didn't cover the one in North Carolina, but honestly I have a little bit of a different take on the hurricane. | ||
So there's a major hurricane that hits North Carolina. | ||
Somehow it's deep into North Carolina. | ||
I don't even know how that works. | ||
I'm not a meteorologist. | ||
I'm not a scientist. | ||
Somehow the hurricane is inland. | ||
How did that happen? | ||
Where did that, how did they put that one there? | ||
When they said there's a hurricane in North Carolina, I'm thinking the coast, but it's in, it's all the way in the West. | ||
Doesn't even make any sense to me. | ||
But there's all this propaganda. | ||
They're saying, well, FEMA is doing a terrible job. | ||
They're not delivering aid and so on and so forth. | ||
And who, honestly, who knows what is fact or fiction? | ||
Maybe it's true, maybe it's not, but I find it deeply troubling. | ||
And so I want to talk about that. | ||
There's a lot of narratives going around about how they're not getting the aid in North Carolina. | ||
And I don't even think that's true, actually. | ||
I think it's a natural disaster. | ||
I think a natural disaster is catastrophic. | ||
I think the government mobilizes the resources available to fix the problem, but I'm not there. | ||
And the government of North Carolina, the press in North Carolina, the government of the United States, they're all pushing back very strongly against the idea that they're not getting the aid. | ||
They say that they are delivering the aid. | ||
I want to talk about that. | ||
And I also want to talk about the angle they're blaming it on climate change. | ||
They're saying, well, climate change is actually also global warming. | ||
Global warming is making the sea level rise. | ||
When the sea level rises, it makes the hurricanes worse. | ||
And that's why you have a problem. | ||
And I find that whole dialogue to be totally ridiculous. | ||
I don't believe in man-made climate change. | ||
And even if it were real, you cannot blame it on partisan politics, even if man-made climate change were real. | ||
There's nothing anybody could do about it. | ||
The left isn't doing anything about it. | ||
The right isn't doing anything about it. | ||
If carbon or greenhouse gases, whatever they want to call it, is changing the climate of the earth, that is an unavoidable byproduct of industrialization, unavoidable byproduct of human development and expansion. | ||
If you want to reduce economic activity, which is directly connected to carbon, then you have to kill people. | ||
It's just that simple. | ||
If you want less carbon, it means less economic productivity. | ||
If you want less economic productivity, it means less people. | ||
People pollute. | ||
For every individual, there needs to be farmland, there needs to be Cattle, there needs to be meat, there needs to be transportation, and industry, and manufacturing, and electricity production, all of that means emissions. | ||
And that's what they're talking about. | ||
But they want to blame the hurricane, which is imminent, on Republicans because they deny the science. | ||
And I just find that whole line to be ridiculous. | ||
So we'll talk a little bit about those things with the coverage of the hurricane. | ||
That's all the press is talking about. | ||
If you look at any coverage of the hurricane, it's all about climate change. | ||
And climate change means fewer people, less consumption, lower quality of life, lower standards of living, and I don't even think they're serious about it. | ||
I think there's a geopolitical motivation behind it, but we'll get into all that. | ||
It's a big topic. | ||
Before we do, I want to remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble to get a push notification whenever I go live. | ||
Leave a comment, smash the like button. | ||
I may be joining Aiden Ross later tonight. | ||
It's going to be a long night. | ||
I'll be doing my show. | ||
Possibly when I finish my monologue, I'm going to join Aiden Ross and Sneeko for a panel stream, and then I'll do the Super Chats. | ||
Not 100% sure, but I called Aiden Ross earlier today, or he called me. | ||
And we've talked for a little bit. | ||
And I'm getting ready to do my show and Sneeko texts me, you ready? | ||
And I'm like, ready for what? | ||
I'm like looking out my window. | ||
I'm like, ready for what? | ||
I got my gun. | ||
I'm like, ready for what? | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
Ready for what? | ||
Ready for what? | ||
Out of nowhere, Aiden Ross calls me. | ||
He's like, yeah, yeah, we're going to do this debate. | ||
We're thinking Saturday. | ||
I'm like, yeah, okay, sounds good, blah, blah, blah. | ||
All right, we'll talk to you later. | ||
Okay, see you. | ||
And then I'm all getting ready to do the show and Sneeko texts me, ready? | ||
I'm like, for what? | ||
Where are you? | ||
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Where are you? | |
Are you here? | ||
Ready for, but then I'm like, ready for what? | ||
He goes, oh, we're doing a panel stream. | ||
I'm like, oh, okay. | ||
I said, well, let me do my monologue. | ||
Then I'll join you. | ||
He goes, okay, yeah, join in an hour. | ||
So, so I think we're going to, uh, We're gonna do a panel stream at about 9.30, maybe a little earlier, whenever I finish my monologue, so stay tuned for that. | ||
Also, remember to get your America First hats. | ||
Fuentes.store, AmericaFirstStore.net. | ||
People are loving them. | ||
We've sold thousands, thousands of hats. | ||
I was honestly surprised because we're only doing cryptocurrency. | ||
You cannot buy them with credit cards because I'm banned from banking. | ||
The Jews banned me from banking. | ||
Aiden Ross is going to put in a good word. | ||
He's going to call the Talmudic network and vouch for me. | ||
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Maybe. | |
I don't know if he has that kind of pull. | ||
But you can only buy them with crypto, but we sold thousands, even just using crypto. | ||
$40, free shipping, made in America. | ||
And these are great hats because these hats send a message. | ||
A MAGA hat says, basically, make Israel great again. | ||
You wear a MAGA hat, it's everything to do with Israel. | ||
You wear an America First hat, it says, I'm America First. | ||
Not Israel First, not China First, not... | ||
Any other country first, not the Sanhedrin or the Rebbi first. | ||
No, it's America first, America only. | ||
Blue camo, black on black. | ||
They have flags on the side. | ||
You can't really see it on the black. | ||
But they have a flag on the side, NJF on the back. | ||
Get them while supplies last. | ||
Fuentes.store. | ||
Also, before we get into the news, I want to talk a little bit about my show last night. | ||
I got a lot of attention from my show last night because I told people not to vote for Trump. | ||
I said our new mission, we're telling people don't vote for Trump. | ||
And everyone is now calling me controlled opposition. | ||
They're calling me a fad. | ||
They're saying I didn't get charged with January 6th because I was being set up to tell people not to vote for Trump. | ||
People are saying I'm a Democrat operative trying to demoralize the base. | ||
Everyone's calling me out. | ||
The clip got a million views on X. Some people were supportive. | ||
Dan Bilzerian, Jake Shields, many others were supportive of the message. | ||
Ian Carroll. | ||
Others were not. | ||
Robert Barnes, among others, accused me of being a federal asset for it. | ||
But let's just put it in very simple terms. | ||
Okay. | ||
Today, Donald Trump did an interview with Ben Shapiro on Ben Shapiro's show after he went to the grave of the Lubavitcher Rebbe in New York yesterday with Ben Shapiro. | ||
I weep for this generation because the Trump 2024 campaign has ruined an entire generation of young men. | ||
When I grew up, when I turned 18, it was Trump 2016. | ||
I turned 18 during the Trump 2016 campaign, and Trump gave a speech shortly after my birthday where he said Hillary Clinton is owned by the international bankers. | ||
He said this election will determine whether we are a free nation or whether our democracy is an illusion. | ||
And we're actually controlled by a handful of global banks and special interests rigging the system. | ||
Everyone knows our system is rigged. | ||
That's the Trump that I knew. | ||
That was the Trump that I voted for when I turned 18. | ||
That was what it meant to be MAGA. | ||
It said, make America great again, bitch. | ||
And it was awesome. | ||
And everyone hated him. | ||
Not the people, but in the elite. | ||
The Vatican attacked him. | ||
The banks attacked him. | ||
The Democrats attacked him. | ||
The Republicans, the media, Fox News, the New York Times. | ||
Federal law enforcement, Barack Obama, they all attacked him. | ||
Paul Ryan. | ||
And Trump emerged. | ||
It was the biggest upset victory ever. | ||
He went on the debate stage and said that Bush is a war criminal who lied us into Iraq and stood down when 9-11 happened. | ||
He said, we don't speak Spanish. | ||
We speak English in this country. | ||
You should speak English here. | ||
He said we're going to deport all illegals, build a wall, and Mexico's going to pay for it. | ||
It was awesome. | ||
And now we have Donald Trump going on Ben Shapiro's podcast in 2024 and saying we're going to import a billion Indians because we need them. | ||
We need them. | ||
He goes on Ben Shapiro's show and said I'm practically Jewish because I grew up around all Jewish people and He goes to an event a couple weeks ago and says, this election is the most important election for Israel. | ||
He said, we're going to make Israel great again. | ||
He said, Israel's the greatest country in the world. | ||
It's like, did you forget which country you're running in? | ||
Did you forget which office you're running for? | ||
You're running for president of America, not Israel. | ||
And if you recall, Ben Shapiro was maybe the biggest never-Trumper in 2016. | ||
Massive never-Trumper. | ||
Ben Shapiro in 2016, when it really mattered, when everything was on the line, when it was going to be Hillary Clinton who would give us a war with Russia and everything, Hillary Clinton who was like the most corrupt Democrat ever, Everything was on the line, and whether immigration would be an issue in the future. | ||
And Ben Shapiro said, don't vote for Trump. | ||
They voted for Evan McMullin, a spoiler in Utah, who is a CIA agent. | ||
Handpicked by Bill Kristol, the chief neocon. | ||
Ben Shapiro was a never-Trumper. | ||
And now here we are, eight years later, and Ben Shapiro's hosting a fundraiser for Trump, and hosts Trump for an interview on his show. | ||
And guess who else was a never-Trumper? | ||
J.D. | ||
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Vance. | |
Now he's the vice president. | ||
And guess who else was a never-Trumper? | ||
Chris LaCivita, after January 6th, who said Trump should be removed with the 25th Amendment. | ||
And now he's running the campaign. | ||
So let me get this straight. | ||
In 2016, Shapiro was against. | ||
Fox News was against. | ||
Paul Ryan was against. | ||
They were all against. | ||
Now they're all for. | ||
In 2016, I was in favor. | ||
Now I'm against. | ||
Who changed? | ||
Who became controlled opposition? | ||
Who do you go with? | ||
Do you go with Ben Shapiro, who didn't support him in 2016, but supports him now? | ||
Or do you go with me, who supported him in 2016, but doesn't support him now? | ||
I think it's obvious. | ||
Trump going on Shapiro's show represents the death of MAGA. | ||
MAGA is officially dead. | ||
And you want to know why? | ||
It's not because Ben Shapiro is Jewish. | ||
It's because Ben Shapiro, as we all know, is Israel First. | ||
He's an Israel First neocon. | ||
Ben Shapiro does not care about the United States. | ||
He doesn't care about Americans. | ||
He only cares about Israel. | ||
He says if you say that, you're anti-Semitic, but it's so obviously true. | ||
It's so obvious. | ||
He's a chauvinist and a nationalist, but just not for America, for Israel. | ||
And so for Ben Shapiro, who again, we know he represents a new generation of neoconservatives, of Jewish neoconservatives who care more about Israel than America, who want America to fight Israel's wars. | ||
They represent conservatism, which means they're going to tell you what you want to hear while the Republicans never do it, but only give more money to Israel. | ||
And for Ben Shapiro then to come full circle and be a Trump voter, host fundraisers for Trump, host Trump on the show, it means that Trump is no longer America first. | ||
And that was really the rallying cry. | ||
He said, make America great again, but what it really meant was America first. | ||
That was the more important slogan. | ||
That's what he said at the convention speech. | ||
That's what he said at the inauguration. | ||
That's the intro to this show. | ||
The intro to this show since 2017, since nearly eight years ago, was Trump's inaugural, where he said, from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. | ||
It's going to be only America first. | ||
People like Ben Shapiro said that was an anti-Semitic slogan. | ||
They said, that's a deeply racist, problematic, anti-Semitic slogan. | ||
You've got to get rid of it. | ||
And they did. | ||
And now it's Israel first. | ||
Make Israel great again. | ||
Israel's the greatest country in the world. | ||
This is the most important election for Israel. | ||
And now Ben Shapiro and Howard Lutnick and Jared Kushner and all the usual suspects, now they're all on board. | ||
It's over. | ||
MAGA is dead. | ||
If Ben Shapiro is supporting Trump, that means MAGA is dead. | ||
If Ben Shapiro is voting for Trump and hosting fundraisers for Trump, and Trump is going on his show, you know that means it is no longer America First. | ||
You know that means that Trump is just the latest in a long line of Israel First neocons. | ||
I don't think that was true in 2016, but it is true now. | ||
And for that reason, I will not be voting for him. | ||
And people say, well, wouldn't it be worth it to see liberals get mad? | ||
No, because Ben Shapiro will be happy. | ||
And if Ben Shapiro is happy, it can mean only one thing. | ||
War in the Middle East for Israel. | ||
Foreign aid for Israel. | ||
It means that America will be put last. | ||
People say, well, so what? | ||
That's one issue. | ||
It's not one issue. | ||
It's a foundational issue. | ||
You are either loyal to America or you're loyal to some other country. | ||
That's it. | ||
That's not one issue. | ||
That's everything. | ||
You can only serve one master. | ||
You can only be loyal to one nation. | ||
Are you loyal to the country you're elected to represent or some other country? | ||
And that's the problem, is that in the United States, our leaders are not loyal to America. | ||
At the root, that is the problem. | ||
The problem is that the ultra-wealthy, super-rich, they're not even really national in any meaningful sense. | ||
And what I mean by that is they have multiple homes. | ||
They have homes all over America. | ||
They have homes all over the world. | ||
They've got a place in Mexico. | ||
They've got a place in Europe. | ||
They've got a place in Canada. | ||
They really are international. | ||
And this isn't a dog whistle. | ||
Yes, a lot of them are Jewish. | ||
Some of them are not. | ||
But they move all over the place. | ||
They don't face the same conditions that we do. | ||
Their kids don't fight the wars. | ||
They don't live in the cities that we have to live in. | ||
They go to private schools. | ||
They live in gated communities. | ||
In some cases, they live on islands. | ||
They spend their summers in the cities. | ||
They spend their winters in vacation homes. | ||
They fly private so they don't have to go to the airports with the scrum. | ||
They don't ride public transportation. | ||
They don't pay taxes like we do. | ||
They don't pay a W-2. | ||
So they don't go to public schools. | ||
They don't go to our hospitals. | ||
They can afford better health care. | ||
And so what you effectively have is an ultra-wealthy class of elites. | ||
They make all the decisions. | ||
They have totally seceded from American public life. | ||
They don't live among us. | ||
They are not in any sense a part of the public. | ||
Public transportation, public healthcare, public schools, public anything. | ||
They're nomadic. | ||
So they're all over the place in America and all over the world. | ||
And in a sense, they've truly seceded. | ||
They're untouched by the decisions that they make. | ||
And you can't really describe them as American in any meaningful way. | ||
And when Trump came down the escalator in 2016, it wasn't just about immigration or trade or war. | ||
It was about having a representative of the actual people of America in charge. | ||
Not a multinational corporation that has business all over the world. | ||
Not a lobbyist that represents a foreign country. | ||
Not a lobbyist that represents a business with interests in foreign countries. | ||
Not the super rich. | ||
It was the prospect that we would have a candidate that would actually put the good of the nation as a whole first. | ||
Immigration is not good for the whole nation. | ||
Immigration is good for the people that own the companies, because the biggest cost the company pays is labor. | ||
The more immigrants you have, the cheaper the labor is, the more profit the companies make. | ||
And the profit doesn't go to the workers, the profit goes to the shareholders, it goes to the asset managers, it goes to the owners. | ||
That's something that benefits the super-rich, the ultra-wealthy at the expense of the people because the immigrants live with us. | ||
They don't live in Martha's Vineyard, they don't live in the gated communities, they don't go to the private schools or the private doctors or fly in private jets. | ||
They go to hospitals to get their healthcare because they don't have healthcare. | ||
Their kids go to public schools because it's free. | ||
They go and live in subsidized housing in our neighborhoods. | ||
And then they throw their big Mexican Independence Day parties in our communities, in our streets, literally on our highways. | ||
That doesn't affect these people. | ||
So the costs are borne by the population and the nation at large. | ||
The benefits and the profit goes to the people that actually make the decisions. | ||
And that's just one dimension of it. | ||
There's other issues too, like trade, like war, like healthcare and everything else. | ||
And so the promise of the Trump campaign was you're actually going to have a fighter. | ||
You're going to have someone that's fighting for the people, that's going to take on the whole elite, not just the Democrats, but both parties, the establishments in both parties, the media, which is a part of it, Wall Street, which funds both the media and both parties, the bureaucracy, all of it. | ||
That was the revolutionary idea. | ||
Was it was the people and Trump versus all the elites. | ||
Now it's completely different. | ||
That's what it was. | ||
That's what America first meant. | ||
It meant an end to corruption, an end to that kind of elitism. | ||
And I believe we should have elites, but the elites should not benefit at the expense of everybody else. | ||
The elites have a role to play in society. | ||
So it was about an end to that kind of corruption, elitism, which was self-serving. | ||
It was an end to the corruption and the interference coming from foreign countries. | ||
And now, it's decidedly no longer like that. | ||
Now this is, in every way, shape and form, a Republican candidate. | ||
A regular Republican candidate. | ||
Getting backed by big money. | ||
He's getting money from the Israel lobby, which is a foreign country. | ||
He's getting money from oil and gas, which is a huge industry. | ||
Oil is now our biggest export. | ||
Fracking and shale is one of our biggest industries, and that's why they're always reminding you, drill baby drill, oil and gas, because it's a paid advertisement, and Silicon Valley and Wall Street. | ||
Silicon Valley and Wall Street are pouring money in. | ||
That's why he's supporting. | ||
Cheap labor. | ||
That's why he's supporting work visas and green cards for the graduates of universities, for foreign students graduating from American universities. | ||
Because those people will go and work for Silicon Valley companies. | ||
And so I take a look at all of that and it's like, you're running another Republican campaign. | ||
This is not populism. | ||
This is not nationalism. | ||
This is not what we need. | ||
This is another Republican campaign. | ||
It's another typical Republican campaign. | ||
Tax cuts, wars for Israel, in-kind subsidies to oil and gas, not thinking about our future in that way, supporting Wall Street, supporting the biggest companies traded on Wall Street, which are the tech companies. | ||
That's why Zuck- and take a look! | ||
In 2020, Zuckerberg put 300 million dollars. | ||
300 million. | ||
In 2024 Zuckerberg says he's not putting money in. | ||
What does that tell you? | ||
areas. And it was basically like an in-kind contribution to the Democrats. $300 million | ||
from the Zuckerberg Chan Foundation for Get Out the Vote, heavily concentrated in Democrat | ||
areas to get them to turn out. In 2024, Zuckerberg says he's not putting money in. What does | ||
that tell you? Did Zuckerberg become one of us? Or is Zuckerberg not putting money in | ||
because he doesn't need to? | ||
Because either way, they'll support him. | ||
And it goes on and on like that. | ||
There's many examples of that. | ||
Bill Ackman, Jacob Helberg, Howard Lutnick. | ||
They're all former Democrats that are now supporting Trump. | ||
And they didn't change their minds. | ||
They're not right-wing. | ||
Jacob Helberg is gay male. | ||
Bill Ackman is a liberal New Yorker. | ||
So is Howard Ludnick. | ||
They're liberal. | ||
They didn't become nationalists. | ||
They didn't become any less affected by their wealth or their private interests. | ||
Trump changed. | ||
So I can't vote for it. | ||
It's not what it used to be. | ||
At least be honest. | ||
This is not the most important election of our lifetimes. | ||
It's not we the people versus the elites. | ||
This is another Republican campaign. | ||
And I'm not a Republican. | ||
Never have been, never will be. | ||
The Republican Party has never done anything for me. | ||
The Republican Party gave amnesty to illegals. | ||
The Republican Party brought a lot of illegals here. | ||
The Republican Party never secured the border. | ||
The Republican Party stabbed its socially conservative base in the back countless times, appointed terrible judges, gave us the war in Iraq, gave us the TSA, gave us DHS, gave us a financialized economy that doesn't make anything anymore. | ||
Who do you think did that? | ||
Republicans. | ||
People say the Democrats are bad. | ||
Republicans are no better. | ||
They're equally bad. | ||
They say the Democrats are totally degenerate. | ||
You don't know anything about the Republican Party if you think the Democrats are degenerate. | ||
They say the Democrats aren't Christian. | ||
Neither are the Republicans. | ||
They say the Democrats hate white people. | ||
So do Republicans. | ||
Republicans can't wait to replace their white voters with Hispanics and blacks and diversity. | ||
They can't wait. | ||
Susie Wiles, the campaign manager on the Trump campaign, literally said, for every Karen we lose, we're going to get a Jamal or an Enrique. | ||
They can't wait. | ||
The Republican Party cannot wait to do the same thing the Democrats are doing. | ||
They want more diversity, more women, more gay representation. | ||
Have you ever heard of the log cabin Republicans? | ||
They cannot wait to replace the white people. | ||
And Ben Shapiro, who's interviewing Trump, says he doesn't give a damn about the browning of America. | ||
His words. | ||
So, you know, I had someone text me today, the Democrats hate white people. | ||
You're really naive if you think the sentence should stop there. | ||
The Democrats and Republicans hate white people. | ||
The difference is white people vote for Republicans. | ||
So there's something wrong with that. | ||
Here's the difference. | ||
Here's the part you left out. | ||
You're right. | ||
The Democrats hate white people. | ||
The Republicans hate white people too. | ||
But did you know that in 2016, 90% of the people that voted for Trump were white? | ||
So if the Democrats represent blacks, Asians, and Hispanics, they go to work for blacks, Asians, and Hispanics. | ||
And blacks, Asians, and Hispanics see the benefits. | ||
When white people vote for Republicans, Republicans, they love to give us the short end of the stick to prove how tolerant and diverse and liberal they are. | ||
So there's something wrong with that equation. | ||
It's even worse. | ||
Everything you say about the Democrats, you could say more about the Republicans. | ||
Republicans are cheaper, tackier, uglier, lamer, and they're giving you exactly the same stuff. | ||
They're giving you exactly the same stuff. | ||
They're just lying to you in your face. | ||
There's just as many. | ||
I mean, look, Breitbart supported Caitlyn Jenner for governor of California, so I don't want to hear it. | ||
Rick Grinnell is going to be the Secretary of State. | ||
He's a gay male. | ||
I don't want to hear it! | ||
So, it's time for the white people, the patriots, the Christians, freedom lovers, whatever you want to call yourself, if you love American sovereignty, it's time to get serious and take your own side. | ||
Don't vote for traitors. | ||
Don't vote for people that are going to stab us in the back. | ||
Why would we give them the privilege? | ||
Ben Shapiro has never met a war that he doesn't like for Israel that we pay for. | ||
We're going to vote for his candidate? | ||
Really? | ||
Alex Jones can't get a Trump interview, but Ben Shapiro can? | ||
Alex Jones can't be seen anywhere near Trump, but Ben Shapiro can? | ||
Why is that? | ||
Why is that? | ||
Alex Jones is a bigger patriot. | ||
Alex Jones has supported Trump since 2016. | ||
Alex Jones interviewed Trump in 2016. | ||
Now, they wouldn't let Trump be seen anywhere near him. | ||
I wonder why. | ||
And there's many, and people like myself, and many others. | ||
In the first Trump administration, they were talking about getting Douglas MacGregor into the National Security Council. | ||
He criticizes Israel. | ||
Now the America First Policy Institute is giving us all sorts of other generals that want us to nuke Iran. | ||
That's what you're getting. | ||
Let's just be honest. | ||
So... I will not be called controlled opposition. | ||
I will not be... And you know what? | ||
Fine. | ||
If they call me that, I want everyone to take note that I did not support Trump. | ||
Because I cannot wait to tell everybody I told you so. | ||
I cannot wait. | ||
I hope everybody takes note of that and take note of everybody that called me controlled opposition and shelled Trump when it was difficult right now. | ||
Because if Trump wins, and who knows, but if he wins, mark my words, you will see what happens. | ||
Yeah, the economy will probably do better. | ||
Maybe it will, maybe it won't, honestly. | ||
But mass deportations, not gonna happen. | ||
Legal immigration is gonna go up. | ||
War with Iran, more likely. | ||
Staffing is going to be a problem. | ||
Lots of luck. | ||
But I want to move on. | ||
I want to get into our actual news. | ||
We got to get a move on because I want to jump on this panel later. | ||
So our first story we're going to talk all about. | ||
Why don't we talk about the hurricane? | ||
We'll kind of switch things up a little bit. | ||
I'll probably only have time to get to one of these stories. | ||
We'll talk about the hurricane. | ||
If we have time, we'll do the Israel thing. | ||
But the big story tonight is that another major hurricane threatens Florida. | ||
Hurricane Milton. | ||
This is after Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina and Florida earlier in the year. | ||
I don't even know when it made landfall. | ||
I guess a couple weeks ago. | ||
But there's another major hurricane. | ||
And you know, typically I don't talk about weather because I'm not a meteorologist. | ||
I'm not a weatherman. | ||
I don't think there's really a big story there. | ||
But it is becoming relevant how they're covering it and what they're saying about it. | ||
And I have a little bit of a different take on all of this. | ||
One take you're going to like, and one you're not going to like. | ||
I'm going to give you one take that you're going to welcome, and it's going to be very satisfying to hear me affirm your deeply held beliefs. | ||
And another, you're maybe not going to like to hear it, and people are going to call me an idiot and stuff, but you need to hear it. | ||
So we'll read the story. | ||
This is about the hurricane. | ||
I'll tell you my two takes on this. | ||
That's his quote. | ||
Hurricane Milton has lost some of its record-setting intensity from Monday night but remains on track for a potentially calamitous landfall in the vicinity of Tampa Bay. | ||
A track that is either a direct hit on Tampa or just to the north would be a worst-case scenario for the city. | ||
An unprecedented 10 to 15 foot surge above ground level could lead to a huge footprint of real estate being inundated along and to the south of the point of landfall. | ||
The storm is likely to bring a panoply of threats, ranging from the potentially deadly storm surge to flooding rains along and to the north of its track. | ||
These rains could total 5 to 12 inches, with some areas seeing as much as 18 inches. | ||
This is likely to lead to potentially significant inland flooding as well. | ||
In addition, it is expected to bring hurricane-force wind gusts well inland across the peninsula to the east coast as it exits to the Atlantic on Thursday. | ||
Governor Ron DeSantis declared an emergency for 51 counties, schools and colleges in affected areas have shut down and officials warned the window to evacuate is closing. | ||
As of Tuesday afternoon, Hurricane Milton regained Category 5 status and is packing 165 mph maximum sustained winds into the evening. | ||
It had increased in intensity from Tuesday morning. | ||
Human-caused climate change is among several factors that conspired to propel Hurricane Milton's rarely-seen intensification. | ||
Sea level rises tied to climate change make this storm potentially more destructive today than it would have been even a few decades ago. | ||
Global warming is leading to more instances of rapid intensification. | ||
The trend was seen as recently as two weeks ago when Hurricane Helene rapidly intensified before hitting Florida's less populated Big Bend region. | ||
So, here's the angle. | ||
You know, I'm not really going to cover weather, because I'm not a weatherman, and I'm not a climatologist, and I'm not a scientist, but I do know about politics. | ||
And here's the political angle. | ||
Here's angle number one. | ||
Whenever you now see catastrophic weather or natural disasters, it's always climate change. | ||
That's the new angle every single time. | ||
Anything you read about Hurricane Milton, it's always about climate change. | ||
And to talk a little bit about climate change, first of all, that's not even true. | ||
If anything, there is data that shows that storms are becoming less intense over the same period of carbon emissions and industrialization, explosive growth of the population. | ||
But that's besides the point. | ||
I'm not a scientist. | ||
When they say that storms are caused by climate change, this is about, as we all know, propaganda. | ||
This is like a scientist's form of atrocity propaganda. | ||
If they tell you the sea levels will rise, people kind of roll their eyes and they go back to what they're doing. | ||
But when people are displaced, and they lose their electricity, and their car gets destroyed, and their house gets destroyed, and then they blame it on climate change, well, the idea is now they have made it imminent. | ||
Now they have made it a practical concern. | ||
But what do they mean when they say climate change? | ||
They say greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, are creating a greenhouse effect, where they go into the air, and heat is getting into the Earth, but is not allowed to escape. | ||
It's trapping the heat inside the Earth. | ||
That's called the greenhouse effect. | ||
And it is causing all these effects that accelerate heating, like they cause the polar ice caps to melt, and ice reflects the sun and makes it so that it actually cools the Earth. | ||
The less ice there is, The less you have that effect, it actually accelerates the warming, so they say. | ||
And they say that as the ice caps melt, and as the temperature increases, the sea levels will rise, and all these other terrible things are happening. | ||
But what you understand is that there actually isn't any kind of rigorous conversation about what is causing the climate to change, if it's changing at all. | ||
They had to change what they called it from global warming because in some places it's actually getting cooler. | ||
And when they compare it to the small ice age that happened during the Middle Ages, it's actually not very hot. | ||
So they had to change it because global warming wasn't quite precise enough. | ||
So they say any change in the climate anywhere is attributable to only one thing. | ||
We cannot attribute it to sea vents. | ||
We cannot attribute it to the sun and the current solar cycle or the distance between the sun and the earth. | ||
We cannot attribute it to anything other than one particular greenhouse gas. | ||
And that's carbon dioxide, CO2. | ||
Carbon emissions alone is the problem. | ||
There's no conversation about what causes climate to change all over the world or how it's changing or anything, what it might've looked like otherwise. | ||
The culprit is carbon. | ||
But here's the newsflash. | ||
As long as the population is growing and as long as there is economic activity, there will be more carbon. | ||
Every Motor vehicle. | ||
Every piece of personal transportation and public transportation will emit carbon. | ||
Cars, trucks, buses, all of that stuff. | ||
As long as we have electricity, you have to burn fuel and emit carbons. | ||
Every time you turn on the lights, you need energy generation, which comes from carbon emissions. | ||
Everything that you eat involves carbon emissions. | ||
The transportation of it, the creation of it, Cows emit their own carbon emissions, and we breathe. | ||
So all economic activity emits carbon, and all economic activity provides for the needs of human beings. | ||
So when they say no carbon, what they're really saying is less electricity consumption, less economic activity, fewer people. | ||
But of course, the rich, the rules never apply to them. | ||
And this is where people get them on the hypocrisy. | ||
I used to not really buy into this, but as I get older, I get angrier about it. | ||
We get lectured about climate change from people that fly in private jets. | ||
Well, private jets have a huge carbon footprint. | ||
So they're flying all over the world telling us, well, when they say reduce your carbon footprint, they mean we need to become more poor. | ||
That's what they're saying. | ||
To reduce your carbon footprint, that means your showers can't be hot anymore, and they can't be long anymore, and the water pressure has to go down. | ||
That means a shittier shower. | ||
That means your shower is shorter, colder, and the water pressure sucks. | ||
So, our life sucks. | ||
You go to work every day, maybe the one thing that you look forward to is your alone time when you get to take a shower, and a good water pressure feels great, a hot shower. | ||
No, now you can't have that anymore. | ||
And you know what else is emitting carbon? | ||
When people are allowed to have big homes that require to heat and cool and light and generate electricity and all those things. | ||
So you need to have a smaller room and a smaller house and a smaller yard. | ||
And you need to eat less. | ||
Your diet needs to have less macronutrients or fewer. | ||
Less protein, less meat, less animal fats. | ||
You need to eat. | ||
And by the way, in other countries they associate that with poverty. | ||
I talked to an illegal immigrant once. | ||
They said, we love America. | ||
We can eat meat every day. | ||
In Mexico, we couldn't eat meat every day because we were too poor and we worked on a farm. | ||
So when you're eating less meat, when you're eating vegetables, when you're cutting up kale and lettuce in a bowl and that's supposed to replace a hamburger, it means you're poorer. | ||
Your body will be inferior because of that. | ||
And these are just a few examples. | ||
You can't drive a car, you gotta take the bus. | ||
You can't take a vacation because that pollutes. | ||
And so on. | ||
But the rich, well, they're gonna have a huge carbon footprint. | ||
If the whole population lived like the rich, the planet would look like the moon. | ||
It would be desolate. | ||
The ecological impact of the consumption of the rich You cannot sustain a million people. | ||
You cannot sustain 10 million people on the kind of ecological or carbon footprint that they have. | ||
So what that means, by the way, is that the way in which these sacrifices are distributed is going to be uneven. | ||
Consumption must be reduced. | ||
Population must be reduced. | ||
But not for them. | ||
People that are rich, people that are powerful, people that make decisions, well, they get to have as many kids as they want. | ||
They get to fly in private jets. | ||
They get to have five-course meals. | ||
They get to have multiple homes that are huge and that they heat and cool and light and everything. | ||
We have to live like this. | ||
We the poor. | ||
We those with no power. | ||
We have to have smaller houses, shorter showers, shittier faucets and shower heads, not eat meat every day, give up our car and get on public transportation. | ||
They get to consume all day long. | ||
But there's more to the story, too. | ||
It's not even about the environment, because guess what? | ||
The environment is being polluted all the time. | ||
To the extent that there may be heating in some areas, which is not climate but those are local effects, that's only one of the impacts. | ||
What about microplastics? | ||
Is that not an ecological disaster that there are now untraceable microplastics and even picoplastics, such microscopic pieces you can't even see them with a regular microscope? | ||
It's in all the air, all the soil, the entire food chain. | ||
It's in the brain. | ||
It's in your gut. | ||
It's in your feces. | ||
It's everywhere. | ||
Are they talking about that public health crisis? | ||
Are they talking about the public health crisis of male fertility dropping off a cliff, going down 50% in generations? | ||
Are they talking about every other impact? | ||
The acidification of the oceans? | ||
Are they talking about I'll give you a perfect example. | ||
They say, in order for us to emit less carbon, we need electric cars. | ||
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What powers an electric car? | ||
Electricity. | ||
Where do you get the electricity? | ||
Power plant. | ||
What powers a power plant? | ||
Natural gas and coal, which emits carbon. | ||
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How do you get a lithium-ion battery to power an electric car? | ||
Well, you gotta get lithium. | ||
Where do you get lithium? | ||
Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Australia. | ||
You have to excavate it. | ||
Do you know how much it pollutes the environment to mine lithium, or cobalt, or nickel, or all the other ingredients to go into an electric car? | ||
It's lethal for the environment. | ||
It's absolutely lethal. | ||
And then you gotta ship all this stuff on trucks, planes, cars, and then generate the electricity for the electric cars. | ||
So it's having a devastating ecological impact to have the cars. | ||
Here's the point. | ||
To generate electricity, you cannot rely on nuclear and wind and solar alone. | ||
You're going to need to emit carbon. | ||
Somewhere along the way, and it's really just a matter of trade-offs, where are the emissions going to occur? | ||
Are they going to occur inside the combustion engine or at the power plant? | ||
Are they going to occur in the United States or in another country where they excavate and mine the lithium? | ||
Where will the ecological effects be distributed? | ||
Where will the reduction in consumption be distributed? | ||
It's really a question of who will bear the cost as opposed to whether the cost will be borne. | ||
That's the question. | ||
And so you might ask yourself, well, why are they pushing electric cars? | ||
Wouldn't it be interesting to know that we actually reached peak oil production around 2006 or 2008? | ||
That global oil production stopped increasing around the mid-2000s? | ||
Energy consumption has always increased. | ||
Energy production stagnated around 2006, 2008. | ||
We're running out of oil. | ||
The only thing that has made up the difference is fracking. | ||
Because oil became so expensive, because it became scarce, it made it profitable to invest in these new technologies like fracking, which were cost prohibitive. | ||
It was too expensive to frack the oil in the oil sands and in the shale rock. | ||
But once oil became sufficiently expensive, the economics of it became profitable to do that. | ||
And then we had a shale oil boom and we were able to push it off another 10 or 15 years. | ||
But now the shale deposits are running out. | ||
Now it's becoming increasingly difficult and more expensive to get the shale that America has. | ||
So now once again we're confronting the same problem. | ||
And we're not going to have an end of energy, but it means that global energy production may not always be increasing. | ||
Which means that if energy demand keeps going up, it will just simply get more expensive. | ||
And the era of cheap energy is over. | ||
And if cheap energy is no longer available, guess what that means? | ||
It means we're all going to have a lot less electricity. | ||
If energy becomes extremely expensive and we can't get it out of the ground anymore, then it means that everything that relies on energy, which is everything, transportation, electricity, lighting, shipping, the supply chains, all of it becomes a lot more scarce. | ||
And that means we're going to have to allocate who will pay the cost. | ||
And so climate change is really propaganda to get people to accept a lower standard of living. | ||
It's inevitable. | ||
Because the population is exploding around the world, and because energy production, the rate of its increase is slowing down, the writing is on the wall. | ||
The resource wars are imminent for clean water, clean fresh water, For oil and gas, and then therefore electricity, and then therefore everything else, and then all the rare minerals and critical minerals that supply the industries of the future, it's all becoming more scarce. | ||
And so the war is on over those things, and the planners are trying to get the people on board with less. | ||
Pre-programming the population for generations, telling them, don't expect what your parents had, because you're not going to have it. | ||
Don't expect that big American dream of big houses and big yards and meat every day, because it's not going to be available. | ||
And they are getting us to believe in that under the premise of a climate emergency, climate change. | ||
It will happen just like the vaccine. | ||
At first, voluntarily, and that's a total trick. | ||
First, they're telling us it's voluntary, and they're getting the radicals to do it. | ||
The climate radicals are already on board. | ||
They already smell like shit. | ||
They won't wear deodorant. | ||
They won't take showers. | ||
They're driving a faggot-ass Prius. | ||
They got the radicals on board. | ||
They're getting other people on board in other ways. | ||
First, it's voluntary, and it's all nice. | ||
But in the future, it's going to become compulsory. | ||
And then there's going to be restrictions and regulations. | ||
You're going to get into a form of rationing. | ||
And that's what they're preparing everybody for. | ||
And the world will be divided into the extremely rich, who are going to continue to live like we live now, and then you're going to get the poor. | ||
And everything they have will be rationed. | ||
They will own nothing. | ||
That's what they say, right? | ||
They will own nothing. | ||
They will be happy. | ||
They will not own anything. | ||
They will not own the transportation. | ||
Everything will be communal. | ||
Everything will be public. | ||
It will be owned by private companies, but it will be enjoyed by many people. | ||
And that will allow them to put in place the most efficient fixtures. | ||
You know, everything that we hate will become the norm. | ||
You know how they installed in the bathrooms these, like, faucets where you have to wave under the faucet and it never quite works? | ||
You can't use fucking paper towels. | ||
You gotta use this dryer that blasts fecal matter everywhere. | ||
Everything that you hate. | ||
These LED lights. | ||
Instead of those delicious yellow lights. | ||
Those delicious bulbs. | ||
That make everything red and yellow at night. | ||
No, now you're getting these blinding LED lights that literally tell you to commit suicide. | ||
They might as well whisper in your ear. | ||
These bright white streetlights, they're just telling you, kill yourself, kill yourself, kill yourself, kill yourself, commit suicide, commit suicide, commit suicide today, commit suicide right now. | ||
They might as well be telling you that. | ||
That's how I feel. | ||
They just did it in Chicago. | ||
You get off 290 at I-90 and you used to go under this bridge and you would be bathed in delicious yellow light. | ||
And it was so vibey and kino. | ||
Now I was there recently, it's all white light. | ||
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I was like, what the fuck is this? | |
I feel like I'm in a prison or a hospital. | ||
An insane asylum. | ||
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I was like, I gotta kill myself as soon as possible. | |
I gotta kill myself immediately. | ||
It's depressing. | ||
But they just do that. | ||
They have just inflicted that on us. | ||
Just like how they would treat animals in a pet store. | ||
We're installing lights that are motion activated, because fuck you! | ||
That's why. | ||
You can't turn them on and off because we're poor now. | ||
Fuck you! | ||
The lights come on when you walk in the room, and if you don't move, they're turning off. | ||
And the faucet doesn't come on until you wave your hand under it, because you only get this much water, because fuck you! | ||
You can't have any more water. | ||
And you can't have paper towels. | ||
And we're going to cram a million people in a flight. | ||
And you can't have a car. | ||
The cars are gay now. | ||
All the cars are electric and they all look like gay now. | ||
And you can't have a burger because you have to have a salad. | ||
You have to have a paper. | ||
Everything is going to suck. | ||
But not for the rich. | ||
The rich get to turn their water on. | ||
They get to turn a hot and cold faucet and wash your hands comfortably. | ||
They get paper towels to dry their hands. | ||
They get a light switch that is switched on and remains on for the duration of the dinner service. | ||
They get to eat meat every day. | ||
They get to fly on a private jet. | ||
They get to drive around in an SUV with a driver. | ||
They get to have a big yard with flowers that they water. | ||
They get all of that and we are going to live like... | ||
Ants. | ||
Like roaches. | ||
Like pigs. | ||
Eating out of the trough. | ||
They fill up the trough with bugs and lettuce. | ||
And we're supposed to stick our snouts in there. | ||
I say it's good for you. | ||
It's horrible. | ||
It's totally evil and it's horrible. | ||
So enjoy while you can because it's all over. | ||
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Okay? | |
It's over for you. | ||
Everything is about to suck. | ||
But anyway, so that's number one. | ||
The climate change thing is a hoax. | ||
It's not causing the hurricanes. | ||
They want to get you off the grid. | ||
They want to get you to stop consuming so much because it's inevitable that you're going to have to and they don't want to break the news to people. | ||
They don't want to tell people because then there's going to be riots. | ||
Here's the second part that you're not going to like. | ||
I actually think FEMA is probably doing a good job with these hurricanes. | ||
That's what FEMA says. | ||
That's what the Republicans in North Carolina say. | ||
DeSantis says that Biden has given everything that they asked for. | ||
I think there's a lot of lies. | ||
And I think there are a lot of lies about the disaster preparedness to undermine the government for the purpose of the election. | ||
And I think that's really sick and messed up. | ||
And this is where we really need to be true nationalists. | ||
And say that the state should not be undermined in this way. | ||
There is a catastrophe in North Carolina. | ||
The government is doing its job. | ||
And everyone is lying about it. | ||
For example, they're telling people the government's only giving people $750. | ||
I looked into that. | ||
They're giving people $750 for immediate relief for food and medicine and things like that. | ||
And people can apply for more money that has to be vetted and approved. | ||
What's wrong with that? | ||
Should it be that every, oh, you get $100,000. | ||
Everyone gets $100,000. | ||
thousand dollars everyone gets a hundred thousand dollars should it really be | ||
that way so every one of the conservative media says oh they're only | ||
Yeah, they're only giving people $750 right away. | ||
But if you apply for more money, they review it, and then they give you the money later. | ||
I think that's fine. | ||
DeSantis says that the Biden administration has given them everything they've asked for. | ||
Why would DeSantis say that if it wasn't true? | ||
DeSantis is a Republican. | ||
He's an opponent of the administration. | ||
The Republican Senator in North Carolina said, don't believe the hype. | ||
It's a natural disaster. | ||
As such, it's a disaster. | ||
And I'm reading what FEMA is saying, and I'm reading what the North Carolina press is saying, and I'm reading what the Republicans are saying. | ||
But then I see what the media is saying, and they're saying, oh, well, the government is giving the money to the immigrants. | ||
Yeah, I don't think that's true. | ||
I think FEMA has a set budget. | ||
The funds are segregated. | ||
It's different than the funding for... And you know me, I'm a huge critic of all of it. | ||
I'm a critic of all the illegal immigration and the wars and the foreign aid and everything, but I don't even think that's true. | ||
I say it's about all this money. | ||
And it becomes clear that the government is being undermined in its actual function by this right-wing press because we're in an election. | ||
And by the way, it's in a swing state. | ||
So if the administration is seen as incompetent because there's a natural disaster in a swing state, then maybe the incumbent party will lose that state in the election. | ||
And I actually don't think that's conducive to a healthy country. | ||
Correct me if I'm wrong. | ||
Maybe it's true that FEMA's not doing a great job. | ||
Maybe it isn't. | ||
But I think there has to be some limit, the extent to which the press is allowed to undermine what the government is doing. | ||
Do people really believe it's necessarily a good thing? | ||
Because if you believe that media is a powerful tool, it's a powerful tool in the hands of the state, It's a powerful tool in the hands of the people. | ||
It's a powerful tool in the hands of those that wield the algorithm. | ||
Can it not be used to undermine cohesion in the society as well as undermine what we might consider tyranny? | ||
For example, in Brazil. | ||
Elon Musk was at war with the government in Brazil. | ||
Brazil said that Twitter was allowing people to advocate for a coup against the Brazilian government. | ||
And Brazil said this is an American media outlet. | ||
SpaceX is controlled and headquartered in America. | ||
The algorithm is created in America. | ||
It's currently privately owned by an American defense contractor, Elon Musk. | ||
Starlink, those are military contractors. | ||
So the Supreme Court in Brazil, which represents the left-wing government, said this American tech company, this American media company, is coming into Brazil and allowing Brazilians to call for a coup and allowing them to criticize the elections. | ||
And they said, we need to censor some of these things in the name of national sovereignty. | ||
And Elon Musk protested that, tried to find ways around it. | ||
Recently, he just submitted to the Brazilian Supreme Court, and Twitter will be censoring the accounts that the Supreme Court asks them to. | ||
So that Twitter could come back to Brazil. | ||
But it brings to light a question, which is this. | ||
In the United States of America right now, in our media, we know that Israelis are influencing our politics and our election. | ||
We know that Israelis are operating anonymous accounts. | ||
We know they're operating accounts that aren't anonymous. | ||
And they're trying to influence public opinion. | ||
And we know that certain social platforms are allowing this. | ||
In some cases, they're amplifying that. | ||
Maybe that's the purpose of these platforms. | ||
And so they're amplifying and creating fake stories about the Middle East, about Iran, about all those things. | ||
And so it raises a question. | ||
We have an open society. | ||
We have a liberal society. | ||
We have free speech. | ||
We have an open means of communication. | ||
Everybody can join the platform and talk amongst each other. | ||
But that means so can people in foreign countries. | ||
And on surface level, it seems like everyone on Twitter is just a regular guy. | ||
Everyone on Twitter in America is a regular guy. | ||
Everyone on Twitter who's in Germany is a regular guy. | ||
Everyone on Twitter in Brazil is a regular guy. | ||
But what if they're not? | ||
What if they're being paid by the government? | ||
What if they represent foreign intelligence agencies? | ||
And what if they're using the platforms to influence the outcome of America's elections or even influence American public opinion, which has an impact on American political life? | ||
Should that be allowed? | ||
How can you tell? | ||
How can you tell who's a foreign agent? | ||
Should any foreigners be able to be on Twitter? | ||
Should every country have its own social media where only citizens can participate? | ||
And if so, why? | ||
If Americans are influencing each other, how is that any different from foreigners influencing Americans? | ||
I guess because we have citizenship and then we have a stake in the country. | ||
But there are people in the country that don't have a stake in the country. | ||
We have foreigners here. | ||
We have immigrants here. | ||
We have illegal immigrants here. | ||
And why is one person influencing America any better than someone else influencing America? | ||
Here's what I'm getting at. | ||
I think we are coming to the end of the line with liberalism. | ||
It seems that in the era of mass communications technology, in the era of social media, sophisticated foreign intelligence, I just don't think that society is the way that it was 400 years ago. | ||
400 years ago, people were settled. | ||
And people weren't communicating with other countries. | ||
And they weren't even communicating with other cities, necessarily, other than by letter. | ||
They were rooted. | ||
They lived where they resided. | ||
And they really didn't go anywhere else. | ||
And they all kind of lived together. | ||
And they all knew each other. | ||
And when they voted, they voted for the country they lived in based on information that was there and they knew the people and so on. | ||
And that's how it was. | ||
And now you have people moving around in the country, moving into the country from outside the country, influencing the country from outside the country. | ||
Everyone talking to everyone else at the same time. | ||
Inside the country, outside the country. | ||
You have massive amounts of money that buy influence. | ||
Massive amounts of money that come from foreign governments that buy influence. | ||
And we're trying now to regulate the purchase of influence by companies, by foreign governments, Is it too complex? | ||
And then, who's to say who's to place a value on the influence of one over another? | ||
I think we're coming to the end of the road of liberalism, and eventually we need a policy of sanity. | ||
Which is, for example, the Israelis are very interested in Harris not winning the election. | ||
Because if Trump wins, they get their war with Iran. | ||
So that means Israelis have an interest in undermining trust in public institutions with disaster relief. | ||
Israelis are most likely on Twitter right now lying about our federal government's response to a disaster because it occurred in a swing state that might determine the outcome of the election, which will determine the outcome of a foreign war. | ||
And is that good for America? | ||
And again, maybe FEMA's doing a good job. | ||
Let's say for the sake of argument, they aren't. | ||
Don't you see anything wrong in principle with this arrangement? | ||
We're a foreign government. | ||
Interested in our elections will undermine trust and faith in our institutions in, again, the most rudimentary functions. | ||
It's not even like a partisan issue. | ||
I think Republicans and Democrats both don't want people to die in hurricanes. | ||
I think both Republicans and Democrats don't like to see people killed in hurricanes and probably want a competent disaster relief program. | ||
But the faith in those institutions and in our fellow American is being undermined, most likely by interested, big-moneyed political parties. | ||
And by parties, I don't mean the actual Republicans, Democrats. | ||
I mean corporations, I mean lobbyists, things like that, and foreign governments. | ||
And so this is where I think the only appropriate solution to our problems is to place power in the hands of interested parties that represent America. | ||
I think the only way to protect against this is to have a national press, a national social media that is run by something like a king. | ||
I think America needs a king that is a 10th generation American I don't give a shit if he's liberal or conservative. | ||
But I think it should be a Christian. | ||
Can be a Protestant. | ||
But it should be a 10th generation American. | ||
Should have the ability to dissolve the Congress. | ||
Should be energetic. | ||
There should be a national social media. | ||
Because really politics is a function of decision making. | ||
And to the extent that there are 350 million voters and 350 million participants in the conversation, they all have influence and a part in the decisions. | ||
But I don't know how many of them really have earned or deserve that right. | ||
Is it really efficacious for them to have that right? | ||
How many parties will there be to America's decisions? | ||
Should every foreign government and every immigrant and every indigent vagabond, every woman, every adolescent under the age of 21, you know, between the ages of 18 and 21, should all of those people be a party to the decisions of the U.S. | ||
government? | ||
How would that produce good outcomes for the American nation? | ||
If the United States wants to make a long-term decision, it now has to sell it to stupid | ||
people that can't read. | ||
It has to sell it to women that only care about sex. | ||
It has to sell it to immigrants that got here 10 seconds ago, or people that were born in | ||
America but don't speak English and their parents are illegals, or illegals themselves, | ||
or Chinese and Israeli spies. | ||
And it's a situation where it's like the Americans get together and say, we want to do this. | ||
this. And the whole world says, well, we don't consent. | ||
Is there someone you forgot to ask? | ||
Israeli intelligence, Chinese intelligence, MI6. | ||
50 million foreign-born people, a bunch of students, a bunch of women, a bunch of people that rent their apartment and don't know shit about shit, a bunch of people that can't read. | ||
They all come in and say, no, actually, I don't think so. | ||
Is this a good way to run a society? | ||
I no longer think that is the case, if it ever was. | ||
I no longer think that it is conducive to the best outcomes in America. | ||
So it's very troubling because you read something like the New York Post, which is Israeli controlled, and they're saying, oh, FEMA is failing here. | ||
And it's like, I don't trust the press and I don't trust the press because it's owned by a foreign government which wants a war. | ||
And so they'll say anything to get the intended outcome in the swing state, to get the intended outcome in the election, to get a war. | ||
And there's something not right about the way that works. | ||
It shouldn't be that way. | ||
But then you have to rethink our fundamental assumptions about how the masses of Americans get their information. | ||
Should it be necessarily in any private hands, one way or the other? | ||
I don't know if I trust it. | ||
So, the question is, who do we trust? | ||
And as we enter into a post-national era, the only people that I trust are Americans. | ||
The founding fathers said, you can't trust anybody with power, so let's set different organs against each other. | ||
The founders said, let's have the states compete with the federal government, let's have the courts compete with the legislature competing with the executive, and let's have these checks and balances. | ||
But they presumed The existence of a nation. | ||
There were borders. | ||
We were separated from other countries by oceans. | ||
And that meant that letters took a long, letters and people took a long time to get to each other. | ||
And, you know, nativism and racism was still deep and alive. | ||
And now we have this age of complexity where everyone's talking to everyone else all at the same time. | ||
People are coming here all the time. | ||
We don't know who they are. | ||
Frequently they overstay and then become citizens or their kids become citizens. | ||
Money moves around the world. | ||
Word travels at the speed of light. | ||
And I just don't think this system is suitable anymore. | ||
That's when you realize that China has a true advantage with the firewall. | ||
I'm sure America hates it, and they say that's censorious. | ||
How could they have a firewall? | ||
But the great Chinese firewall insulates them from foreign influence. | ||
The Chinese government is made up of Chinese people. | ||
The Chinese billionaires are loyal to China. | ||
The media is loyal to China. | ||
The social media is loyal to China. | ||
And it's insulated. | ||
They're not listening to what Americans are saying about China because America wants to destroy China. | ||
And the same goes for Russia or Iran. | ||
Iran doesn't want to bring in American media because America wants to destroy Iran. | ||
Why would we listen to them? | ||
Or why would they listen to us? | ||
So it seems clear that our open system is giving us a lot of vulnerabilities, and I don't know that you can create an architecture to protect against that other than to put the authority in the hands of native people. | ||
And I think that's determined by your race, ethnicity, or time on the land. | ||
It shouldn't even go to me. | ||
People say, you're Hispanic. | ||
I know. | ||
Why should I ever be allowed to be the king? | ||
The king should be someone whose ancestors were on the Mayflower fought in the Civil War. | ||
It shouldn't be. | ||
We shouldn't have people who lived in Canada for their childhood and their parents are from Jamaica and India. | ||
Why the fuck should someone like that ever become president of a country? | ||
Hi, my parents got on a boat and came here and then I lived in another country. | ||
Now I'm going to be your president. | ||
Yeah, I don't think so. | ||
Oh, I'm Israeli. | ||
I'm gonna buy your media company and influence every voter in America and undermine faith in your government. | ||
I don't think so. | ||
I don't think you are, actually. | ||
You're disloyal. | ||
You're a disloyal piece of shit. | ||
Go back to Israel. | ||
Go back to Jamaica. | ||
Go back to India. | ||
Get the fuck out of my country. | ||
You know? | ||
So it really should be like a second class. | ||
You should have... We should have rulers that are legit American aristocracy. | ||
And we should be called to support them and they should be called to do what's best for everybody. | ||
But I'm getting really sick and tired of all this foreign influence. | ||
It's the death of a nation. | ||
Our country is being raped to death because it's just everyone is allowed to come in and do whatever they want. | ||
This is not good for our country. | ||
This is why our country is a battlefield. | ||
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We need real cohesion and solidarity, and I think something like this, something that should be apolitical has now become political, and I think if you had no foreign influence, I don't even think that would be the case. | ||
There'd be a sense of togetherness, it would be putting politics aside, it would be seen as beneath us, but, you know, they badly need their war, so they'll say anything. | ||
But anyway. | ||
But that's that. | ||
I want to move on. | ||
I think we'll see what Aiden Ross is doing. | ||
I wonder if they still want to do this call. | ||
I'm going to hit them up. | ||
It looks like they're still live, so I'm going to jump on with them, and then we'll read our Super Chats after. | ||
So I'm going to join this call. | ||
We'll see if they are there. | ||
It looks like they are. | ||
So I'm going to get myself set up here. | ||
I'll let them know I'm joining. | ||
And we'll join Aiden Ross. | ||
Ada Ross, Charleston White, Sneeko, and Chromaz. | ||
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Okay. | |
Let me get, let me do this. | ||
I'm, I'm producing this. | ||
So you're going to have to bear with me for just one moment. | ||
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Okay. Bay. | |
What's up, guys? | ||
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How's it going? | |
You guys, I'm glad I introduced you guys. | ||
This is amazing. | ||
What's going on? | ||
How's it going? | ||
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It's going well. | |
Why are you so dressed up this time of night? | ||
I'm doing my show. | ||
I just got finished doing a show. | ||
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What kind of show you do? | |
It's a news commentary show. | ||
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Liberal or conservative? | |
Well, it's really neither. | ||
It's really patriotic. | ||
It's America first. | ||
It's Christian. | ||
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You like him? | |
He's cool, bro. | ||
He's cool. | ||
Yeah, I just wanted to see. | ||
I like him already. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
He alright with me. | ||
That's my nigga. | ||
Yeah, he's cool. | ||
Let's go! | ||
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Let's go! | |
I have a couple of questions. | ||
So, Nick, before you joined, Charleston was just talking about the plight of black America, how he's saying black people are lazy, they don't like to work hard, they like to tear each other down. | ||
No, no. | ||
Not black people. | ||
Nigga. | ||
Niggas, okay. | ||
So let me break this down, right? | ||
So you had Africans who were the Africans' imported slaves, right? | ||
So most of them had a land or a language that they could either speak or had a memory of where they came from. | ||
The world said, okay, we're going to stop slavery. | ||
So America said, fuck y'all, we're going to keep doing slavery. | ||
So, but we're going to make slaves. | ||
So they started breeding slaves like they breed dogs and animals. | ||
Well, this group of slaves were not Africans. | ||
They were born here in America and they don't know nothing but slavery. | ||
They can't imagine freedom, right? | ||
They was born and died into slavery. | ||
On their birth certificate, it says, nigger, N-I-G-G-E-R. | ||
On the test certificate, it says nigger! | ||
Right? | ||
So they never had a name. | ||
So how you identify this nigger? | ||
Hey, come here nigger! | ||
Ain't you Mr. Jim's nigger? | ||
Yes sir, I'm Mr. Jim's nigger. | ||
So you was associated nigger based off your slave master's name. | ||
So there was a guy by the name of Mark Twain. | ||
Mark Twain wrote this great, wonderful American literature that's called Buckleberry Finn. | ||
Now, up until Mark Twain pretty much wrote this book, Huckleberry Finn, the nigger was always just the nigger. | ||
Come here, nigger! | ||
Where you going, nigger? | ||
Get out of here, nigger! | ||
Die, nigger! | ||
So he was just nigger. | ||
Well, Mark Twain come along and wrote this book, gave Huckleberry Finn a buddy, and gave the nigger a name. | ||
His name was Nigger Jim. | ||
So, you got the nigger. | ||
The nigger started having children. | ||
The nigger's children became colors and negroes, right? | ||
The colors and the negroes started getting rights that the nigger slave never had. | ||
The colored and the Negro start having children, right? | ||
This is around the Civil Rights era generation. | ||
They start calling themselves Black. | ||
Now between the Negro, the colored, and the Black, and the nigger, there was some hard-working people. | ||
Hard-working people. | ||
Then in the 80s, Jesse Jackson came along and said, we got some new blacks. | ||
They called African-Americans. | ||
Now these African-Americans, they the lazy motherfuckers. | ||
The African-Americans start having children. | ||
The children start growing up and says, I'm not a nigger. | ||
I'm a nigger. | ||
I'm a real nigger. | ||
I'm a street nigger. | ||
I'm a this kind of nigger. | ||
So they start saying, I'm a nigger. | ||
Between that African-American, The nigga and the hip-hop baby, those are three lazy, sorry, unmotivated, miseducated, illiterate, dumb group of Americans who don't care about nothing but fucking, fighting, having fun, and getting government assistance. | ||
What do you think the black community would do if they were to receive reparations? | ||
Give it back to the white man and the Jew. | ||
They go buy jewelry, cars, clothes, tennis shoes, pussy, and hoes. | ||
They ain't gonna buy no land. | ||
They not gonna say, hold up, we don't want no money. | ||
Give us a line of credit like our good Jewish brothers got. | ||
When they got it, when they got out there situation, we gonna take the cash. | ||
That's why niggas hollering, we want reparations. | ||
No, we want land and credit. | ||
Give a nigga two, three, four acres with a John Deere tractor and some seeds. | ||
No, the reason I bring it up is because Nick agrees with you. | ||
For most things, I don't want to speak for him. | ||
But he likes to speak about it's innate with the IQ. | ||
So, Charles, I want to ask you and then I want to ask Nick. | ||
What do you think the reason for this is? | ||
Why do black people do this? | ||
Is it something innate in the DNA? | ||
Is it the culture? | ||
Is it Zionist media? | ||
Is it hip-hop? | ||
Why is the laziness so prevalent in the black community? | ||
Culture. | ||
Yeah, culture. | ||
Yeah, it's culture. | ||
This DeMarco Wade generation, this group of black Americans, this group of African Americans, this group of hip-hop babies and niggas, they don't have a struggle, right? | ||
Everything have been given to them, right? | ||
They're entitled. | ||
They haven't had to fight for nothing. | ||
They're reaping the benefits and the rewards off the niggers and the negroes and the colors who had to suffer, who was beat, who was harmed, who was raped and disenfranchised. | ||
We act like we're those people. | ||
We feel like America owe us something. | ||
They owe our ancestors something. | ||
Right? | ||
They don't owe us nothing. | ||
We've gotten free education. | ||
We've gotten free government help. | ||
Man, everything's been given to us. | ||
So we don't have a struggle. | ||
So we don't have the value system that our ancestors once had, who once built Black Wall Street, who built Rosewood, Florida, Slocum, Texas, Detroit, many great places around America, homie. | ||
We don't have that same work ethic because we don't value education, nor do we value getting up, going to work. | ||
We had the dope era. | ||
We had the hustlers. | ||
We had the pimps who relied on the woman. | ||
So most of us as black people saw our mothers and our grandmothers get up and go to work and we very seldom saw black men get up and go to work so we don't really have a work ethic. | ||
Nick, do you agree? | ||
No, I don't agree. | ||
I think that, you know, you are right. | ||
You are 100% right about the generational change, you know, because my parents and my grandparents actually, they ran a security school in Chicago. | ||
They taught cops how to shoot their guns, they gave licenses to security guards, and they actually had a lot of black clients. | ||
Almost all their clients were black. | ||
And they all said they noticed a huge difference between the older generation, who grew up in a racist country and all of that, and they said they were very respectful. | ||
And a lot of them were illiterate, but they were very kind, very respectful, and they came on time and they worked hard. | ||
And then they said the new generation was totally different. | ||
They were totally rude and ignorant and all those things. | ||
And so the generational thing is absolutely the case. | ||
I think that's 100% true. | ||
My grandma grew up in the projects. | ||
Chicago with a lot of the black people and she got robbed by black people but | ||
she also saw a lot of black people who were very devout Christians and had | ||
family values and even at a time when she had a lot of dysfunction in her | ||
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family so you know my yeah go ahead yeah you come here you could be my neighbor | |
yeah absolutely Man, I would like you. | ||
I would look out for you, Hal, and tell people not to park in front of your mailbox so your mailman can get you mail. | ||
I like you, man. | ||
I like you, too. | ||
You seem like a stand-up. | ||
You're honest. | ||
I appreciate honesty, you know? | ||
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Well, I'm too honest. | |
I'm brutally honest, and so it causes me to get a lot of backlash from everybody. | ||
I'm too brutally honest. | ||
Me too. | ||
Hey, you're preaching to the choir here. | ||
I had the same thing. | ||
I'm like, you know, I'm banned from banks, social media. | ||
Sneeko got canceled just for talking to me. | ||
Me and him became friends and he can't get a Jewish manager because I talk about the Jews all the time. | ||
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I was hoping Aidy can get me my Instagram back, man. | |
You know, I got you. | ||
I got you on that. | ||
Yeah, I got you. | ||
Us too. | ||
Nick and I also. | ||
Listen, listen, listen. | ||
I'm going to end this Nick curse, whoever. | ||
Whoa, whoa. | ||
I mean, the curse of Nick Fuentes. | ||
Hold up, hold up, hold up. | ||
Hold up, hold up. | ||
I thought you was, I thought you was Caucasian. | ||
Where the Fuentes come from? | ||
Yeah, that's what I'm saying. | ||
Yeah, my dad's half Mexican. | ||
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Oh, okay. | |
Wow. | ||
Real quick, I want to end this curse. | ||
You know, everyone who puts their fucking hands on Nick Fuentes happens to lose their bank accounts, their social media, pretty much like that. | ||
You're getting kicked out of the things. | ||
Everything. | ||
He's been on Discord, huh? | ||
I want to end it, bro. | ||
I want to find a way to bring everyone together, and I believe in everybody deserves the same equal treatment and love. | ||
I believe we spread everything with love. | ||
You're allowed to be different. | ||
You're allowed to have a difference in the world, but let's all come together and speak about ideas, and let's try to find a way to all come together, because everyone is all equal. | ||
Do you agree? | ||
Everybody is. | ||
All humans are equal. | ||
God, the Creator, doesn't have a respect for any person. | ||
he created human beings. Yeah, I agree. And you know, but the problem is, it's like, if you offend | ||
a particular group, then they say, well, you hate that group, you know, and for a long time, it was | ||
black people. And then I feel like people are kind of, there's a little more freedom to talk about | ||
black people these days. But the big thing is with Jewish people. And I've had Jewish friends my whole | ||
life. I have a lot of nice things to say about Jewish people. | ||
But we all know that if you criticize Jewish people, there are certain Jewish groups that come after you very, very hard. | ||
And they're totally, they will not be criticized. | ||
They do not allow anyone to tell the truth on that. | ||
And then you get pigeonholed. | ||
They say, well, you're a Jew hater, you're an anti-Semite, you're this and that. | ||
And, you know, but those words actually don't mean anything. | ||
They don't actually put the conversation further. | ||
We're not talking about people in the country. | ||
You know, for years I was at Charlottesville. | ||
I was at January 6th. | ||
I supported Kanye for president. | ||
I supported Trump for president. | ||
I get called a neo-Nazi or white nationalist. | ||
I just tell the truth about all the different groups. | ||
I offend the white people, the black people, the Jewish people. | ||
You know, but we have to talk about this big, diverse country that we now live in. | ||
The country used to be 90% white, 10% black. | ||
Now it's a majority-minority country. | ||
There's a very diverse elite. | ||
It's a very diverse country. | ||
There are distinct races and distinct groups. | ||
And although they're all equal, we've all had different experiences. | ||
We all come from different places. | ||
And now we have to just be honest about the group dynamics. | ||
And we know that black people have a different problem and different experience than the white people, than the Jewish people, than Hispanics, than everybody. | ||
And, you know, but the ultimate goal that brings us together is we're American and we want a harmonious nation. | ||
We can't have people being jealous of each other and hating each other and some groups can't be criticized and some people you are allowed to hate. | ||
That's the real problem, but people need to kind of mature and get past, I think, some of the sensitivity to be able to have that conversation, which is, you know, hopefully I think we're getting there. | ||
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What do you think? | |
Hateful words and hateful behavior are not the same thing. | ||
True. | ||
And they're trying to use hateful words as if they're action, right? | ||
We still have a right to our feelings. | ||
We still have a right to our opinions. | ||
But most importantly, we still have a right to freedom of speech. | ||
And so that's what's being taken away from us. | ||
Our right to freedom of speech. | ||
I should have the right to criticize anything and anybody I want, as long as I don't threaten, | ||
cause harm, promote harm or anything like that. | ||
But I should be able to say, man, I hate you mother fucker. | ||
I don't like nothing about you. | ||
I hate everything about y'all and express that without any hateful actions. | ||
I remember a time and I get a lot of backlash Homie, I remember a time when America was great. | ||
Literally. | ||
I was born in 77. | ||
Man, I remember a time, it was great in the 80s. | ||
I didn't see any racism. | ||
I didn't see any hate. | ||
For one, it wasn't blatant. | ||
Right? | ||
You talking the 80s, the 90s, America's middle class is thriving and booming. | ||
Man, we didn't see any hate. | ||
I'm first generation, second generation Dr. King dreamer. | ||
I was going to school with white kids in the second grade. | ||
So I got this. | ||
I grew up living Dr. King's dream. | ||
But also remember a time when you saw a baby with a beer can in their hand and that was normal. | ||
I remember a time when they had mentally retarded kids. | ||
And you said, that's a retarded boy. | ||
Boy, sit your retarded ass down somewhere safe. | ||
And they had a class for retarded kids. | ||
But if you call somebody retarded today, man, that's like a slur. | ||
Nick, you know about that. | ||
He was just doing a debate. | ||
And he said the word retard. | ||
He lost it. | ||
He couldn't fucking, you know, he absolutely fucking lost it. | ||
I'm going to show you the debate later, the highlights, but yeah, you're right. | ||
You're right. | ||
People are even offended by no homo. | ||
Oh, so man, this is, this is, this is a weak America and I don't see it. | ||
Being a superpower that it once was, with so many rights being eliminated and taken away from the backbone of this country. | ||
And that's the citizens, the people at the bottom, homie. | ||
Yeah. | ||
So I've lost over 20 Instagram pages since the pandemic till now. | ||
I'm shadow banned. | ||
I've lost six YouTube channels. | ||
Man, the only where I'm free to go talk at is on Twitter, and I don't like Twitter. | ||
And I wanna just butt in real quick. | ||
That's why I see so much similarity in you two. | ||
Even Sneeko. | ||
Um... | ||
Guys, like, I don't put people together for no reason. | ||
I see something in Nick. | ||
I really, really do, Nick. | ||
I mean, I told you off stream, I've expressed to you off stream. | ||
You know me and you have been together for years. | ||
Even Sneeko! | ||
Like, my thing is, you put a bunch of people in the same room that have the same problems, same issues. | ||
I was getting so much shit last year for saying things that I thought were real. | ||
Why can't I say things without... I said there's two genders. | ||
I get dropped from one of the biggest talent agencies ever. | ||
That gives me a bunch of brand deals. | ||
I get dropped for saying there's two genders in the world. | ||
I can't speak what I want from my heart without having to worry about some other shit happened to me. | ||
Why is it affecting my pockets just for expressing an opinion? | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
So, I feel you, and Nick, I think you have it the worst, but I think there's a lot of similarities that you guys share with one another. | ||
You were going to say something, right? | ||
Yeah. | ||
I was going to ask you, Charleston, what do you think made America not great? | ||
Because the golden age of America probably was the 80s or early 90s, if you exclude the crack era. | ||
What changed? | ||
It took a lot of love to get America from its racist past, right? | ||
So to get black people to the rights that they got in 1964, it took a lot of love, homie. | ||
It took a lot of unifying people. | ||
It took a lot of like minds and like hearts. | ||
Somewhere, I mean, somewhere in the 90s, there was a shift where it seemed like Americans | ||
started hating America. | ||
As if this isn't the greatest country on Earth, still to this day. | ||
As if we don't have more rights and more privileges than anybody on Earth. | ||
So, somewhere in the 90s, America's citizens started hating America. | ||
But what I saw, the evolving of Black Lives Matter pushed so much hate off into the black community that we've been operating out of hate ever since Black Lives Matter movement was introduced to us as a race of people. | ||
Black people seem like the Black Lives Matter movement made black people more angry, less understanding. | ||
Yeah, homie. | ||
And we forget that there was Jewish people, there was white people, there was Hispanic people that stood alongside Dr. King during the Civil Rights era. | ||
White people died alongside of us, homie. | ||
So I tell people all the time, one of the only allies that black Americans have on earth is our white brothers and sisters. | ||
That's Americans. | ||
And we unify under the fact that we're Americans. | ||
Nick, what do you think is the greatest plight that Americans face? | ||
What made America not great anymore? | ||
Well, you know, it's kind of interesting because I think about this a lot. | ||
You know, the United States, I'll just lay out a concept, and I think it'll illustrate my point. | ||
When the United States wants to overthrow a government and destroy another country, as they've done in the former Soviet Union, as they've done in the Middle East, they call these color revolutions. | ||
Instead of invading a country, they'll put the CIA there. | ||
And they'll topple the government through these more sophisticated means. | ||
And the three groups that they always target to overthrow the government to install a puppet regime in Ukraine, in Iran, in all these countries, they target three groups. | ||
The CIA will go in and they'll whip up resentment among the students, the young people. | ||
They'll whip up resentment among the women, and they'll push feminism. | ||
And then they'll go to the various minority groups, religious, ethnic, racial minorities, and they'll whip up resentment there. | ||
And they'll basically create a coalition of the discontented. | ||
They'll go into a country like Ukraine, and they'll say, let's get the angry women, let's get the angry young people, let's get the angry racial minorities who feel like they've been oppressed or excluded, let's get them all angry, and let's get them to the Capitol, and then we'll overthrow the government and install an American puppet. | ||
And the American puppet regime will give us our oil, our resource, whatever we want from that country. | ||
They'll put a military base, And if you look at the past century, that's basically what happened to America. | ||
They whipped up the women with women's suffrage and feminism. | ||
They whipped up the students with the sexual revolution. | ||
The hippies giving them the right to vote, lowering the voting age. | ||
And then they whipped up the minorities and they told the black people, you got race relations were like never better in the 90s. | ||
White and black people live together in harmony. | ||
But then they told the black people, well, you got to hate white people. | ||
And then they told the Hispanics, you know, I have ancestors in America that are Hispanic, hundreds of years from Texas. | ||
But now we have these like first generation Puerto Ricans like AOC and they talk about colonizers and they talk about, you know, you're on stolen land. | ||
And then, you know, even Asian people, now Asian people talk about, you know, the internment of the Japanese or racism, even though Asians do pretty well in America. | ||
And they whipped up all this resentment among the minorities. | ||
And now you see that with the Democrats, you basically have a party that is built on women, young people, and aggrieved minorities. | ||
And of course there are women. | ||
Yeah, go ahead. | ||
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And gays. | |
And gays, which are like a minority, yeah, and they're pissed off. | ||
But it's like, there are female Republicans, there are black Republicans, or patriots, I should say, because Republicans kind of suck. | ||
But you know, there are black people who are patriotic, women that are patriotic. | ||
But they've whipped up basically the most impressionable groups to be anti-American, and that has allowed, I think, corruption to fester. | ||
It's always foreign governments that are doing this. | ||
It's foreign governments that come in, foreign entities, and they say, hey, we're going to rip apart the social fabric. | ||
It's like you said, Charleston, we're going to turn one person against the other. | ||
You have every reason to be angry. | ||
And then in the meantime, you know, black people weren't made better off by any of this. | ||
Women weren't made better off. | ||
Young people weren't made better off. | ||
Young people are enslaved by debt. | ||
Women have never been more unhappy. | ||
Black people burned down their neighborhood. | ||
Now they live in a burned down neighborhood. | ||
Who gets richer? | ||
Well, there's one group that gets richer, but it's also the rich in general. | ||
They get more powerful. | ||
Surveillance increases. | ||
The top tech companies get richer than ever. | ||
Stock market goes up. | ||
That's basically the story of the last 100 years. | ||
And so... Colton, I want to ask you this. | ||
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How old are you? | |
Nikki said, how old are you? | ||
Oh, I'm 26. | ||
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Man, you're a fucking genius. | |
Thank you. | ||
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Man, damn, man. | |
I love you. | ||
I love you! | ||
I saw a clip of you criticizing Israel. | ||
I was like, this guy's based. | ||
This guy's based as fuck. | ||
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Yeah, man, you are! | |
Yeah, man, you thank your teachers and them publicly one day, man. | ||
Yeah, you are. | ||
Yeah, you're everything America could hope for in a young person like you, man. | ||
I'm glad Aiden connected me with you and you're connected to Aiden. | ||
We need more young people that can talk like you, man. | ||
Thank you, man. I appreciate that. | ||
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Unc, I'll just give you a little bit of what we were kind of debating about last time. | |
You know, Nick was something that you would like too, Unc. | ||
He's all for basically making a society, a nation, based off like a religion, like Christianity. | ||
Like, you know, everything in the world is meant to poison you. | ||
For example, this energy drink is meant to poison me. | ||
This fucking shitty food is meant to poison me. | ||
All this stuff, like, Nick is basically all for creating a nation based off religion. | ||
You know, whatever, you know, he's Muslim, but he still agrees with some of Nick's takes regarding that, and I know you would too, Unc, because I think like- Well, that puts back the moral fabric of the country. | ||
Yeah. | ||
We lost our moral fabric. | ||
Yeah, we don't have any. | ||
And principals have gone out the window. | ||
So, uh, yeah, no, man, we, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm with him on that. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I'm glad I can connect you guys though. | ||
Cause I really feel like you guys have a lot of, you guys have a lot of very similar. | ||
Charleston, I have a follow up question. | ||
So Nick, just there in that, that short monologue, he goes off about they, about how they started the sexual evolution, how they brought women's suffrage, how they brought feminism. | ||
Who do you think they are? | ||
Oh, the 1%. | ||
The elite at the top at the 1% that benefits from everything. | ||
They never lose. | ||
They never lose. | ||
They never take a loss. | ||
Right? | ||
So, uh, he talks about women's suffrage. | ||
Man, there was, there was a specific era during the seventies that's literally named the black exploitation era. | ||
And it highlights what Nick was just talking about, homie. | ||
They gave us pimp movies, drug movies, horror movies, prison movies, and that was black entertainment from the 70s almost to the 90s. | ||
So right after the black exploitation era, they say the CIA created hip hop, right? | ||
Gangsta rap. | ||
They gave us gangsta rap that turned our community and our race into a cesspool of detriment. | ||
It became, everything about hip hop became detrimental. | ||
It was commercialized. | ||
The gangbanging, colors, man, it was commercialized. | ||
Then the crack era came. | ||
So I think the crack era probably done a worse number on black people than slavery did. | ||
Well, why would they want to divide us with things like gangster rap? | ||
Some people like to say that Tupac was a fed. | ||
Blaxploitation. | ||
Why would they want to ruin culture from the inside out? | ||
Wouldn't they want America to flourish? | ||
You see the unification of what hip-hop does today, right? | ||
You see how Drake brings white kids, black kids, Asian kids. | ||
Hip-hop was an element and a force that would bring in youth of all colors together. | ||
You got to think, homie, Ruben them, Rick Ruben them was white guys with Run-DMC, Beastie Boys. | ||
So, homie, it was a bunch of youth, right? | ||
So if you want to really check the temperature of any country, of any nation, then you go listen to the music and the thing that the youth are saying. | ||
So, he gave you a clear example. | ||
It's to divide and conquer. | ||
I mean, you gotta think, homie. | ||
The 80s and the 90s, you got Dr. King's dream. | ||
have come to life. | ||
We're going to school with white kids and we're not having race riots. | ||
We're starting to date white girls. | ||
Men, white kids like Michael Jordan. | ||
So men, they're seeing an America go and becoming one America. | ||
One nation, under God, indivisible. | ||
Homie, that's where we were during my time. | ||
Everybody stood up for the Pledge of Allegiance, homie. | ||
Everybody took their hat off, man, because that's what we really believe. | ||
Whether it was indoctrination or not, we believed it as American citizens, homie. | ||
I can't think of no race rise, and I'm from the South. | ||
Nick, how do you think that we should coexist as different races? | ||
Everybody in this call, we're all different races and colors. | ||
In your ideal America, if you were ever to be president, how could we live amongst each other? | ||
Well, you know, you would have to put a lot of thought into it, because I think that people are naturally tribalistic. | ||
You know, people are different, and difference creates a lot of friction. | ||
You know, we all know that. | ||
Even within our own families, we have differences within our own families. | ||
You couldn't be more similar. | ||
You're blood. | ||
And yet, you know, minor differences can become big disagreements, can become conflicts. | ||
And that's certainly true at diverse—the more ethnically diverse a country is, It is more prone to civil war and conflict. | ||
That's true in Africa, which is very ethnically diverse. | ||
It's true in the Middle East and India. | ||
So we really do need to think about it, but diverse countries can thrive. | ||
Singapore is very diverse, and it thrives. | ||
You pointed out, Sneko, the Emirates is diverse, and it thrives. | ||
But there does need to be a common respect for the law and dignity. | ||
I think a big thing is the law has to be fair. | ||
And not only does it need to be fair, but there needs to be a perception that it's fair. | ||
And I think that's a big part of the problem is that, you know, on the one side, black people think the law unfairly affects them. | ||
Increasingly, white people feel like the law is discriminating against them when you have things like affirmative action. | ||
And then you have ethnic-based interest groups like the ADL, which always goes to bat for the Jews. | ||
Can't criticize the Jews, but you could criticize white people. | ||
And increasingly, you can criticize black people. | ||
And I'll go on Twitter, and I'll see liberals attack white people, and they laugh about it. | ||
I'll see conservatives attack black people and Indians, and they laugh about it. | ||
Nobody's allowed to attack the Jews. | ||
And so, here's the problem. | ||
We're all going to live together in this country. | ||
It is what it is. | ||
It became super diverse. | ||
It's going to be diverse. | ||
But when we're living in a country with limited resources, and we all have to live under the same roof, If there's even a perception that someone's getting the short end of the stick, then malicious envy starts to brew. | ||
Then they start to say, oh, fuck so-and-so. | ||
They always get more. | ||
This one only represents them. | ||
And then people start to reciprocate and say, well, we're only going to look out for ourselves. | ||
We're only going to look out for our people. | ||
That's when things start to split apart. | ||
That's when things start to come apart at the seams. | ||
And the problem is, Everybody seems to be leaning into that rather than leaning out of it. | ||
You know, I'm in Chicago. | ||
We had a mayor, Lori Lightfoot, who said, I'm not going to take questions from white journalists. | ||
What kind of thing is that to say? | ||
How can you live? | ||
How can you purport to represent the one million white people in Chicago and say, I won't take questions from white people? | ||
Or the current mayor. | ||
The current mayor is going to London There's like a $500 billion budget shortfall. | ||
He's traveling to London to watch a Bears game. | ||
They say, you think it's appropriate to go to the Bears game? | ||
You can't fund your government? | ||
You won't take out a loan? | ||
He goes, oh, a black guy's going to a football game and you think it's a problem? | ||
He said the question was racist. | ||
So if the country's going to come together and cohere, We're going to have to, I think, make an effort to make it so that everybody feels like they're being treated fairly and heard. | ||
And I think that starts with honesty. | ||
I think it starts with a recognition that we're all tribal. | ||
We're trying to ignore that. | ||
We're saying, oh, there are no differences. | ||
We're all the same and we're all just going to get along. | ||
It's like it's actually a really difficult thing to get people to get along. | ||
We have to treat it with the respect that it deserves, that kind of challenge. | ||
And I think it starts with, we got to stop bringing in so many immigrants. | ||
Here's another problem. | ||
America- I'm with you on that one. | ||
What's that? | ||
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I said I'm with you on that one. | |
Yeah, because you know, these people come here, we have never had a bigger foreign-born population. | ||
They don't even have a culture to assimilate into. | ||
It's arguable that people even would assimilate. | ||
How can they when we're all foreigners? | ||
You know, I mean, it's like, I don't know what the percentage is, but there's like 50 million foreign-born people. | ||
Kamala Harris is supposed to be our president. | ||
She didn't even live here. | ||
She spent her childhood in Canada. | ||
Her parents are Jamaican and Indian. | ||
She's going to rule America? | ||
What does she know about America? | ||
What does she know about us? | ||
I mean, people say close enough. | ||
It's like, well, not really. | ||
Her parents are immigrants. | ||
She lived in Canada. | ||
She's going to tell people that have ancestors that fought in the Civil War around the Mayflower were slaves. | ||
She's going to tell us about our own country? | ||
It doesn't even make any sense. | ||
It doesn't pass the smell test. | ||
They don't do that in China. | ||
In China, their standing committee, their general secretary, they're all Chinese. | ||
Their media is Chinese. | ||
Their billionaires are Chinese. | ||
They're all pointed in one direction. | ||
They want what's best for China. | ||
You know, if people here, we all know, when they celebrate Mexican Independence Day, they love Mexico more. | ||
When they come here and they advocate for Israel's wars, they love Israel more. | ||
When they come here and they spy on behalf of China, they love China more. | ||
That's a big problem. | ||
America's the only country, I know it's the only country you guys know... | ||
You know, the real message is America first. | ||
Hello? | ||
We need people that are America first. | ||
Not conservative. | ||
I don't even give a shit if they're liberal. | ||
I'm not liberal, but you could be liberal. | ||
You just need to be America first. | ||
That's what should unify everybody. | ||
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Definitely not Israel first. | |
I'm wondering, Charleston, have you noticed any sort of bias when it comes to criticizing groups? | ||
You're allowed to criticize a lot of people. | ||
You can criticize the gays now. | ||
You can criticize the blacks. | ||
You've been banned on a lot of social media. | ||
Have you noticed a different sort of treatment if you criticize any groups? | ||
Well, everybody know you can't even say the word Jew on some platform. | ||
Unc, you can with me. | ||
I'm here. | ||
Well, you know, I played hateful, right? | ||
I come from a loving mother, loving household, didn't suffer any abuse or anything like that. | ||
I had a lackable father who, well, I suffered an identity, right? | ||
So I didn't come out the house angry. | ||
But I learned to mimic behavior. | ||
I learned to reflect the environment. | ||
So I can come online and play hateful because there's a lot of hateful things online to reciprocate and mimic and reflect. | ||
So I've said some hateful things about Jews, blacks, whites, gays, Asians, but I've been punished more for speaking against Jews. | ||
I've taken backlash for speaking against gays. | ||
I've said some horrible things about white children, black children, white women, white men, black men. | ||
Look, he even came at the Muslims too. | ||
Nothing really happened to your page when he said the Muslims. | ||
It was when you came at the Jews is when your page got taken down, right? | ||
And gays, and gays. | ||
Jews and gays, yeah. | ||
I've tested the waters. | ||
I've pushed the envelope. | ||
I've went online and intentionally said some of the most horrific things about black people and white people to try to see who can I really talk about. | ||
And man, I can say whatever about whites and blacks and Hispanics, but I cannot talk, I cannot freely have a voice about Jews and gays or gay children. | ||
Which, by the way, is an obvious problem, right? | ||
Like, I'll let you guys, I'll leave you guys to talk about the Jewish thing, right? | ||
But like, I mean, I know what's going on here as well. | ||
But listen, we're already walking on thin ice here. | ||
No, I'm kidding. | ||
But look, when you talk about kids protecting kids from chopping off their private parts, right? | ||
It's an issue. | ||
But how is it an issue? | ||
How is a kid allowed... They believe in Santa Claus. | ||
How are they even... The Tooth Fairy. | ||
And they're going through puberty. | ||
They're going through all these changes as a kid. | ||
How is a kid allowed to now... They're trying to do this in California. | ||
Gavin Newsom, he's trying to like allow it to like where you don't even have to tell your parents if they want to go take puberty blockers and shit like that. | ||
It's disgusting. | ||
Man, all the medical data and science research says that the human brain, prefrontal cortex, does not develop and fully have a human brain to at or around age 25. | ||
Right? | ||
So, we do not sentence children to life without parole in this country because of that research and that data. | ||
So, how is it that we can sentence a kid to this life decision at 12 with this undeveloped brain and it's going against science and medical research? | ||
Man, that's crazy. | ||
Well, they're being denied puberty. | ||
It's like, is puberty a right? | ||
Do boys and girls have the right to go through their natural sexual development? | ||
Because that's something that gets taken away. | ||
They get their organs taken away, or they do a chemical castration. | ||
They block puberty. | ||
And, you know, you realize it is a war against kids. | ||
They abort kids in the womb. | ||
If kids make it out of the womb, they'll corrupt them with drugs, prescribe them Ritalin, mess with their brain chemistry, or they'll castrate them chemically or physically. | ||
By the time somebody's 18 years old, it's like a miracle if you're a normal, and by normal I mean naturally developed male or female. | ||
It's like a war on our biology. | ||
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Nick, I had a question for you, Nick. | |
Sorry to cut you off. | ||
Yeah, go ahead. | ||
I saw RFK talk about this. | ||
Why is the autism rate and why is like the retard rate, sorry, I know, I don't, sorry, but you guys know what I mean. | ||
Why is it at an all-time high? | ||
You better not put autistic and that word together. | ||
Sorry, why is the mentally not all there rate like at an all-time high? | ||
Well, I think it does have a lot to do with chemicals, like vaccines and the things we're eating. | ||
That's totally true. | ||
I also think it has, you know, aside from just autism, which is genetic, or you know, you have it at birth, you also have a high rate of mental illness, I think because of divorce. | ||
I think because there's like a social problem as well. | ||
Because it's like everybody my age Especially the women. | ||
They're all like neurotic, BPD, you know, bipolar, something like that. | ||
And you also look at the fact that marriage has collapsed. | ||
I saw some study from New York Times. | ||
You know, they're talking about Kamala Harris. | ||
She has a blended household. | ||
She's got all these stepchildren. | ||
And they talk about how 37% of the country has a two-parent household. | ||
And it's like, how would you expect that the kids would be normal when the parents aren't married, when you don't have a mother and father in the house? | ||
But that's what happens when you start to say, hey, everybody sleep with everybody and everything's fine, anything goes. | ||
In the old days, the older generation... | ||
You had a dad, you had a mom. | ||
The dad was a man, the mom was a woman. | ||
They acted like men, they acted like women. | ||
Everybody turned out okay. | ||
Even though they did dangerous things, even though, you know, they were out until dusk and they ate hot dogs and didn't know all the science, it all turned out okay. | ||
Now, in the era of science and therapy and all this other stuff, everybody's fucked up. | ||
Everybody's insane. | ||
Everybody's a basket case. | ||
Everybody's lazy, rude, obnoxious, mental problems, physical problems, no fertility. | ||
So... | ||
I think cancer is a big thing, too. | ||
Yeah, go ahead. | ||
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Nick, is it just America? | |
Like, what about countries that... I mean, you know more details about certain countries. | ||
Like, there's other countries that still have traditional households. | ||
It's religious countries. | ||
I mean, a lot of countries in the Middle East, for example, it's normal to have two parents. | ||
People look at me strange, like I'm a crazy person when I tell them my parents are still together. | ||
It's so normal to have two parents. | ||
They have ten parents. | ||
They have nine-parent households in the Middle East. | ||
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Everybody's there together. | |
They all raise one big family here. | ||
In America, we have co-parenting. | ||
We have, uh, baby mamas and baby daddies is not a concept that you hear in the Middle East. | ||
Go ahead. | ||
Those other countries got thousands of years of tradition and culture. | ||
Like he said, most people who come here don't have any culture or tradition to assimilate to, so most will bring their own. | ||
Man, you talking about countries that got thousands of years of tradition, they got either a dictator or a ruler who's been ruling for years and years on end. | ||
We don't have anything We don't have any traditions to carry us. | ||
Homie, we don't really have... Homie, we used to... America used to value education. | ||
Man, it used to be something to be smart in school. | ||
Man, motherfucker don't care about being smart and nothing no more. | ||
Well, American culture, the export now is LGBT. | ||
If you see what we bring to the Olympics, it's the gay pride flag. | ||
We don't have any sort of culture anymore. | ||
In fact, the liberals, they have turned the American flag into the Nazi flag. | ||
They've made it a symbol of hate. | ||
You know where America went wrong at? | ||
Removing bullies from the school playground? | ||
They should allow bullying. | ||
Bullying is what built character. | ||
Man, taking bullies out of the school and out of the playground and out of the classroom, no bullying. | ||
It's like taking the shark out of the ecosystem. | ||
It's fucking everything up. | ||
You need bullies because you have to encounter bullies when you get older and get a job. | ||
This is a weak America. | ||
Now the gays are the bullies. | ||
Now the normal people are getting bullied by the freaks. | ||
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The freaks are bullying the normal people that not be normal. | |
Nick, one thing about the Jewish people. | ||
I've seen them take a stance of forgiveness, right? | ||
I've seen Kanye, Nick Cannon, I can name a few. | ||
They can be forgiven. | ||
But them gays? | ||
They got a cold heart, very unforgiving, rude and rude when you offend them. | ||
Well, I want to say one thing as well. | ||
We're going to wake up the clips on X and it's going to be that community and they fucking hate my guts. | ||
They're the ones that are saying that Trump should have died in the assassination attempt and all these horrible things. | ||
They say the worst of the worst, the bottom of the barrel. | ||
It's not right. | ||
And again, there's a difference between being gay and there's a difference between being a part of the LGBTQ community. | ||
You know, being gay 20, 30 years ago, they're wearing regular clothing. | ||
They're not making it about their personality. | ||
You wouldn't even be able to tell if you're walking down New York City and you see a gay person. | ||
Gay bans. | ||
Yeah, yeah, you could gay bans back in them days. | ||
And everybody gay bans. | ||
It was acceptable. | ||
But nowadays, it's a lot different. | ||
And yeah, they're the ones doing all the bullying now. | ||
It's like, it's crazy. | ||
It's crazy. | ||
It's because it's accepted, you know, back in those days. | ||
And here's the thing. | ||
Gay people have always existed. | ||
You're always going to have them. | ||
They're always going to be there. | ||
The difference is, how do we treat it in public? | ||
You know, it's the same thing with, like, kids. | ||
Like, kids are going to act up, but do the parents say, you can eat sugar for dinner and you can go to bed whenever you want? | ||
Of course not. | ||
Society should treat homosexuality the same way. | ||
and say it's wrong, we don't encourage it, they'll exist, I don't think they should be | ||
killed or attacked, I don't think that they should be, you know, subject to cruelty, | ||
but it cannot be promoted because it is fundamentally unnatural, immoral, it's against | ||
life. You know, but people can't really see the difference. | ||
It's like we did that debate the other day and we said to Dean, you know, why are you in favor of | ||
gays? | ||
And he goes, well, because I'm a good person. | ||
I'm a good person and I'm empathetic. | ||
And like the concept for liberals, it's just lost on them the idea that you would say you can't do everything you feel like all the time, because that's really what it is. | ||
Like getting fat. | ||
It's telling people you can't eat whenever you like. | ||
It's unhealthy and it's probably immoral. | ||
And they go, what do you hate fat people? | ||
That's fat phobic. | ||
It's like, no, there's something that violates inherent dignity to become 600 pounds. | ||
It's gluttony. | ||
It's sinful. | ||
And the same is true with You know, these very indulgent, decadent, or deviant sexual practices. | ||
We don't want to hurt people. | ||
We don't want to be cruel towards people. | ||
But, you know, these are things that are bad for people. | ||
And a good heuristic why we know they're bad is because it's not good for them. | ||
Being a glutton makes you fat and die. | ||
Being gay gives you AIDS and makes you wear diapers and all kinds of other things. | ||
It's just true. | ||
I mean, it's graphic and it's ugly, but it's just true. | ||
And it's like divorce, being a feminist, being a woman that never have kids, leads to misery and unhappiness and all kinds of other problems. | ||
If it makes you feel bad, it probably is objectively bad and immoral. | ||
So we used to understand that they call that common sense, but... | ||
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Sorry, Nick. | |
There was a clip you didn't see. | ||
It just surfaced in my community today. | ||
Me and him watched it. | ||
Dean said that there's nothing wrong with incest. | ||
I saw that, yeah. | ||
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Once they allow LGBT, that's the next step is pedophilia and the next step is incest. | |
There's no argument against it. | ||
I think that's where most homosexuality starts from. | ||
Pedophilia, right? | ||
And incest! | ||
Oh yeah, and incest as well, yeah. | ||
Yeah, our older cousin, our older uncle, our older auntie. | ||
Yeah, it's normally, you know, that's, you know, you check the stories of most, that's where it arrived from. | ||
It's true. | ||
I was on Monkey and I remember I would talk, I'd match with on Monkey, they're like 11 years old and they're like, oh, well, and they're wearing like, you know, they're fitting that group. | ||
I'm like, what happened? | ||
Like, did you go through any trauma? | ||
Like, well, yeah, I got raped when I was nine years old. | ||
It's like, you gotta imagine, like, nobody can fucking imagine. | ||
That's horrible. | ||
Imagine getting fucking raped at nine. | ||
It's like, what, like, and you have no guidance. | ||
You have nobody to talk to. | ||
Like, it's a dark, dark fucking, you know? | ||
That's why it needs to be abolished because that's how they reproduce. | ||
They can't have kids and they're going to resent that forever. | ||
That perversion is not going to reproduce. | ||
So their way of reproducing is just touching and getting more people onto their side. | ||
Of course. | ||
Manipulating a young child before they get the chance to develop. | ||
What they see and repeat what they hear. | ||
So if you got a kid that want to be gay, he's mimicking something. | ||
He don't know. | ||
Do you think you guys are born gay, or do you think you're taught gay? | ||
They're too impulsive. | ||
They feelings change day to day, moment to moment, situation to situation. | ||
Man, come on, man. | ||
Do you think you guys are born gay or do you think you're taught gay? | ||
Not really taught, but like... | ||
All behavior is taught. | ||
Learn directly, indirectly, environment. | ||
Man, nobody's coming. | ||
Man, no child is born bad. | ||
I think some of it's innate. | ||
I think some of it is innate in the sense that a lot, because you'll look at, there are, you're definitely right. | ||
There are some, Gay people that are just degenerates, and they just, they're transgressive, they have mental problems, whatever. | ||
But then you do see there are some gay women or gay men, and they look like the opposite gender. | ||
There's like men, and they're very feminine, very feminine features, and then there are women that are very masculine. | ||
We all know like a butch lesbian that plays hockey or whatever. | ||
It's like, oh, that's a lesbian for sure. | ||
But I also think it's definitely environmental. | ||
And who they're emulating, a lot of it is sexual abuse. | ||
What nobody talks about is how much the mother plays a role. | ||
Because, you know, we all know gay men talk a certain way. | ||
You call it a gay lisp or a gay accent. | ||
What that really is, is it's a man emulating the way a woman talks. | ||
Gay men emulate a woman's speech patterns. | ||
A woman's just a kid. | ||
If you watch gay men, that's what it is. | ||
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And It starts very early. | |
You know, because you'll see, especially these days with the proliferation of LGBT, you'll have like, kids that are, act very gay and they're like nine years old. | ||
Where do they learn at nine years old? | ||
It's because there's no dad in the home. | ||
It's because they have a tight relationship. | ||
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That kind of shit. | |
Boy, get out them shoes. | ||
You ain't got no beating wearing them real hot shoes. | ||
That kind of shit. | ||
Stop playing with your sister's dog. | ||
Come out here with them girls. | ||
Boy, get over there. | ||
That kind of shit. | ||
Exactly. | ||
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I have a family friend who I've known for a very long time, ever since I was like 8. | |
They just had, so the person I grew up with, they just had a child. | ||
And the girl is into gender fluid, like let our kid basically, you know, by the way, of course, it's an average California home. | ||
Los Angeles. | ||
Los Angeles. | ||
The mom is, hey, let's have our kid, you know, be gender fluid. | ||
We don't know. | ||
They gotta make the decision what they wanna do, you know? | ||
So she's allowing the kid, it's a boy, to wear slippers and all this stuff and play dresses and makeup. | ||
It's like, it's sad. | ||
It's not even like, it's genuinely pathetic and sad. | ||
It's child abuse in my opinion. | ||
It's really, really fucked up. | ||
Yeah, you gotta tell these guys, be a fucking man. | ||
That's the advice. | ||
They need fathers. | ||
They need real men. | ||
And that's the other problem. | ||
They are killing off all the real men. | ||
Every male role model now is just like a pussy-worshipping simp who they like listen to the women or they defer to so they're like totally have no confidence. | ||
They're not masculine. | ||
They're not misogynistic or too rapey or whatever. | ||
And now as a result, all these men are pussies. | ||
The only people they can emulate to be masculine are gangsters. | ||
That's where you get wiggers. | ||
Because the only people that are allowed to be masculine now are black people. | ||
And the only way they're allowed to be masculine is not to work hard. | ||
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We're seeing with Diddy, a lot of these hyper masculine gangster rappers that we were told to look up to, a lot of them, they were baby doiled up at a party. | |
A lot of them were infiltrated by the CIA to spread this. | ||
They're not actually hyper masculine. | ||
It's this painted up version of a gangster that was made up in a lab. | ||
It's not even genuine. | ||
Gangsters and gays run a parallel race together. | ||
They basically ride in a car together. | ||
Gangsters and gays, and nobody is more accepted in the black community today in America than a gangster or a gay. | ||
Were rappers back in the day, like in the 90s, like Tupac era, Biggie, were they gay too? | ||
I know obviously with Diddy, but like, were there other rappers around that era that were gay? | ||
Well, Tupac was a musical theater major. | ||
What? | ||
Tupac was a musical theater major. | ||
Rumors because you gotta think when you uh, this one puffy name was having a best parties during that time It's always been rumors or Tupac said dr. Dre was gay. | ||
So there were a whole lot of rumors. | ||
Oh, but everybody was closeted Everybody kept a sexual life private Right, so Homosexuality is not a lifestyle, it's a sexual preference. | ||
So they've made a sexual preference a lifestyle. | ||
And they fought hard to do it. | ||
Gotcha. | ||
So back in that day, homie, uh, you, you didn't know who was gay. | ||
You, you, unless you were just a flamboyant sissy. | ||
But other than that, man, most men look like men. | ||
Yeah, it was normal. | ||
And now you see the younger generation, we're looking for some sort of male role model, but it's always the fringe. | ||
Like, they either get canceled, people, if they get too much influence, Michael Jackson, they get called pedophiles and they get excommunicated from society completely. | ||
Even like any movie, any movie character back in the 80s, it used to be like a masculine, you get Rambo, you get the superheroes that are jacked up. | ||
If you get Joker now, who is a representation of the silent majority, the fringe person. | ||
Last conversation we spoke about Joker 2, Joker 2 just came out. | ||
He ends up getting raped and he's bisexual. | ||
And he completely relinquishes the whole identity of being Joker. | ||
I know, I heard the movie was a flop. | ||
I heard everyone hates it. | ||
And it was punishment because the first movie, the white incel, white people really liked it because it was a representation of the forgotten society. | ||
So Joker 2 was like, okay, let's make a musical theater. | ||
We're going to make it gay. | ||
Joker's going to get raped. | ||
We're gonna get rid of your hero. | ||
That's insane, though. | ||
Yeah. | ||
We only have Ryan Gosling. | ||
As you was talking, I was just sitting here thinking, some of the imagery that we had in black television during the 90s, some of those masculine, strong, black men was gay. | ||
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, the dad, man, I was fucked up. | ||
Wait, Will Kemp is gay? | ||
Uncle Phil was gay! | ||
What? | ||
Uncle Phil was gay! | ||
The father of Urkel, that played Carl Winslow, gay! | ||
He was gay? | ||
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Wow. | |
Wow. | ||
I love Urkel. | ||
I love Family Matters. | ||
That's a good show. | ||
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I heard George Jefferson or Dolomite. | |
Nigga, Dolomite was a bad motherfucker. | ||
And they say Dolomite was gay. | ||
I want to ask you a question, Nick and Charleston and Sniko. | ||
You guys know about Dan Schneider, Nickelodeon. | ||
Like, basically, how is he not in jail? | ||
He literally raped and got a 13-year-old pregnant and then molested other kids. | ||
How is Dan Schneider? | ||
Is that proven? | ||
Dude, yeah. | ||
He got a 13-year-old pregnant. | ||
How is he not in jail? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't think that was proven, but I didn't watch that whole documentary. | ||
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He was in a hot tub with that young girl, Amanda Bynes, and you can see now she's a total freak show. | |
She's overweight. | ||
She has plastic surgery. | ||
She's really sad, yeah. | ||
She looks like the product of a Hollywood pump and dump. | ||
They just used her, squeezed her up, and threw her out. | ||
Yeah, it's all Monarch. | ||
Monarch mind control. | ||
What religion is Dan Schneider? | ||
Oh, he's black. | ||
Is he Jewish? | ||
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I don't think so. | |
I don't know. | ||
I mean, I'm just guessing, but... Let me look it up. | ||
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I got you. | |
I think he's a Gentile. | ||
He looks like a Gentile. | ||
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Yeah, they ain't let no black man do that shit nowadays. | |
He better not be black and they let him do that. | ||
He's an Ashkenazi Jew. | ||
Oh, surprise, surprise. | ||
Well, well, well. | ||
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Ashkenazi Jew. | |
There he is. | ||
Same thing, I think the director of Joker 2 was Todd Phillips. | ||
Dude, I swear, I'm not like the other Jews, though, Nick. | ||
I promise you. | ||
I'm not like the other Jews. | ||
No, you're one of the good ones. | ||
You're cool. | ||
You're hip. | ||
Well, hey, some of the Jews I even like, but the problem is they're just not loyal to America. | ||
I love people that are loyal to America. | ||
I love everybody, but... | ||
I don't have a problem with people as long as they're loyal to America. | ||
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I was talking, Aiden, just about that early in the show, the picture of Trump at the funeral or like a memorial for Rabbi Schneerson. | |
He's there with Ben Shapiro, who you have a long history with. | ||
I also want to ask Charleston about this because you said that he was critical of Israel. | ||
I didn't know that. | ||
But what did you think about Trump? | ||
What is he doing there at a Rabbi Schneerson memorial on October 7th with Ben Shapiro? | ||
You never know. | ||
You never know what the agenda is. | ||
Man, you don't know. | ||
I think everybody playing. | ||
I think everybody playing now, man. | ||
I don't think... Yeah, I think everybody playing on it. | ||
Yeah, I think we're so uninformed and miseducated in this time in America. | ||
Homie, I think everybody playing on us. | ||
I think this is the dumbest group of Americans that have ever existed. | ||
I just like what Nick says, America first. | ||
Like, why can't we worry about ourselves? | ||
I'm not even joking. | ||
Like, why? | ||
We're failing. | ||
We're literally failing as a nation. | ||
They're loyal to Israel, man. | ||
They're loyal to Israel. | ||
That's the big issue. | ||
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You know it's not only Israel, right? | |
Like, I know, look, I know, I know you... Hold on, Nick. | ||
Why, for example, when Hawaii caught on fire, why did we not really aid Hawaii? | ||
Why are we aiding another country instead of Hawaii? | ||
Hawaii's still a part of America. | ||
We didn't even help Hawaii. | ||
We're helping these other countries, though. | ||
We're helping every other country that's an ally to us, but why are we not helping Hawaii? | ||
Why did we not help Hawaii when Hawaii, you know, had that shit happen? | ||
You're right. | ||
FEMA just ran out of money last week for the hurricane, didn't it? | ||
Yeah, like, why are we not helping with Tampa and shit? | ||
It is true that there are, like, other foreign elements in the country, but Israel's by far and away the best. | ||
I mean, when you look at the media, the banks, when you look at the lobbyists, there is a major element there, and that's the only one you're not allowed to talk about. | ||
You can talk about China, you can talk about CHICOMS, you can talk about India, because the Indians are coming over here, they're bringing the whole cast with them, they're bringing the whole family. | ||
You know, and there's other elements, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, you can talk about all that. | ||
There's one you can't talk about, and that's because they're the ones. | ||
They're the most powerful, because they're the ones that will come after you, and they have the hotline to Twitter. | ||
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I don't think the Jews are the most powerful people in the world. | |
I don't. | ||
They definitely are. | ||
Who would be more powerful? | ||
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Well, is it money power? | |
I think the most richest people in the entire world is all the Middle East. | ||
They have the oil. | ||
I'm for real. | ||
There's trillionaires out there. | ||
The Middle East has all the oil. | ||
They have unlimited oil. | ||
They're the most money. | ||
Who buys the oil? | ||
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You got me there. | |
Charleston, were you going to say that? | ||
No, America got me there, Nick. | ||
We do. | ||
We rely on that oil. | ||
And the Arabs know that America go ride or die with Israel. | ||
We'll sink our ship for them. | ||
Yeah, we'll sink our ship for Israel. | ||
Because we defend them. | ||
The Arabs are, I mean, it is a good question, like, what is power? | ||
That is the right question, because power is, it's a bit more complicated. | ||
In the old days, you'd say it's battleships and it's aircraft carriers, or before that, you'd say it's frigates or something. | ||
But now it's a little bit more subtle and a little more sophisticated. | ||
And I think it comes down to things like money. | ||
It comes down to intelligence agencies. | ||
It comes down to Those types of things. | ||
And those are the things that the Jews really excel in. | ||
Mossad is the most, probably the most sophisticated intelligence agency. | ||
And their infiltration of America and other countries is extraordinary. | ||
And if you can command the United States economy, which they do through the Federal Reserve or other institutions, it gives them a lot of leverage. | ||
It's also nukes. | ||
Nukes are also power. | ||
And, you know, they stole the nuclear bomb from America. | ||
They have one. | ||
And by directing the United States, they direct our nuclear arsenal, which is the most sophisticated. | ||
So, you know, but it is a good question. | ||
It's a question that's worth asking. | ||
And that's sort of the problem is people think America has the power. | ||
True, but who in America has the power? | ||
That's the real question. | ||
And you know, there's an old heuristic. | ||
They say, you know, to learn who rules over you, find out who you're not allowed to criticize. | ||
And it's like, you know, that's not it's not perfect, but it's a pretty good heuristic. | ||
If you can't criticize someone, they probably have power over you. | ||
You know, if you don't criticize your boss, it's because they're your boss. | ||
But, you know, it is what it is. | ||
And I just—the thing is, I have no hatred for people. | ||
We're Christians. | ||
We love everybody, even people that offend us, even our enemies, even people that are—especially our enemies, because it's hard to love your enemies. | ||
It's easy to love people that you like. | ||
But we have to put our own country first. | ||
That's how I got in trouble. | ||
I told Ben Shapiro, hey, we need you to put America first, not Israel first. | ||
And he said, you're an anti-Semite for even insinuating that. | ||
And I'm like, okay, but it's obviously true. | ||
Like you obviously put Israel first and that's how it got started. | ||
So, you know, but I think that's pretty, I think it's fair. | ||
I think that's a non-hateful, fair conclusion. | ||
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Charleson, I'm curious to what you think about the rhetoric. | |
So Nick's idea is to have a Christian country and come back to Christian morals. | ||
Aiden seems to resonate with that. | ||
We need a society that's run by God. | ||
What's your connection to faith right now? | ||
Do you think that that would help America? | ||
Oh. | ||
Oh. | ||
Faith introduced spirituality, which is intertwined in religious practices. | ||
I remember learning how to pray over my food, homie, as a kid. | ||
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done. | ||
Yeah, homie, so I remember praying over the food. | ||
I remember, literally, before we got into bed at nighttime, we got down on our knees and we said our prayers. | ||
I remember in school, we had prayer in school. | ||
Man, we need something, we need a new moral compass because we've gotten away from it | ||
in religion, in faith, and in spirituality have always been that compass. | ||
Oh, it's. | ||
So, yeah, we need that, man. | ||
We're in dire need of it. | ||
Are you Christian? | ||
I believe. | ||
So, most people were based off what I believe in the Bible. | ||
I believe that Jesus is the Son of... Yeah, so, I identify as Christian, but I don't classify myself as a Christian. | ||
I just believe in Christ, and I believe in God, and I believe in the Bible, the principles and the concepts of the Bible. | ||
What about you, Aidan? | ||
Do you believe Jews are a chosen race? | ||
Are you religiously Jewish? | ||
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My other family member is more than me. | |
But do I believe that I'm chosen? | ||
I believe that everyone in this call is chosen. | ||
I believe you're chosen. | ||
Charles is chosen. | ||
You're chosen. | ||
You guys have platforms. | ||
You know, you guys beat it. | ||
You're the 1%, less than 1% of the world. | ||
You have a platform for yourself. | ||
Most people would die for. | ||
Do I believe in a specific race of people who are chosen? | ||
No, I don't. | ||
I believe in that... I don't know how chosen people are chosen, but I believe in that people are... It's not just one race is chosen, no. | ||
Do you think we all have souls? | ||
Yeah, I do. | ||
I think that everyone has a soul. | ||
Okay, see, I mean, that's... I believe you could sell your soul, which is going against your own morals. | ||
Like, whatever you believe in. | ||
That's selling your soul. | ||
I don't believe in, like, satanic ritual selling your soul. | ||
I don't think that's real. | ||
I've been around a lot of fucked up shit, but I personally never seen any soul selling. | ||
I've never seen that before. | ||
The concepts of the soul is your mind, your thought, your will, your willpower, which is your actions, and your emotions. | ||
Those are the components of your soul. | ||
So a lot of people are detached and emotionless. | ||
Their willpower is to hurt people and all their thoughts is negative. | ||
So yeah, those are people with some messed up souls. | ||
See, people in my chat are saying, I just saw, like, look at your eyes. | ||
You look soulless. | ||
Like, shit like that. | ||
Or like, they'll be like, a Jew is allowed to lie to a non-Jew. | ||
It's like, what the fuck? | ||
That says that. | ||
But you're Jewish. | ||
I'm not Jewish. | ||
You are. | ||
You are Jewish, Nico. | ||
You are. | ||
You're Mexican. | ||
I'm not Jewish. | ||
That's true. | ||
You are Jewish. | ||
You admitted it. | ||
Admit it! | ||
I'm not sure. | ||
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We're doing a DNA test in like two days. | |
It could be 6% or something. | ||
I'm not sure. | ||
We're doing it in like two days. | ||
Him and I are going to take a DNA test. | ||
I'm sure you're higher than 6%. | ||
You're pretty confident that you're Jewish. | ||
I would say you're at least 10 to 15. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
It's crazy how the percentage is always going down. | ||
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25%? | |
I'm not 20% Jewish. | ||
6% Jewish? | ||
20%? I'm not 20% Jewish. 6% Jewish? | ||
Well, maybe it's between 6 to 12 maybe. | ||
Mmm, okay. | ||
I think you're more Mexican than I'm Jewish. | ||
That's probably true. | ||
What makes you a real Jew? | ||
70%? | ||
He can answer that. | ||
Well, they say that when your mom's Jewish, it makes you a Jew, right? | ||
There you go. | ||
I would say if you have any Jew in your blood, you're Jewish. | ||
I mean, I'm not going to let like I mean, you're Jewish. | ||
At the end of the day, you're Jewish. | ||
It's like, if I'm 5% black, I'm still black. | ||
You're right. | ||
It's like, come on. | ||
If I'm 5% Brazilian, I'm fucking Brazilian. | ||
Even if I'm only 5%, I'm Brazilian. | ||
So, if I'm fucking 2% Cuban, I'm still Cuban. | ||
You guys can say whatever you want. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I still think that's how it is. | ||
Well, I mean, this comes back earlier. | ||
I remember Charleston mentioned Ye. | ||
I like how Ye said, he's not a Jew, he's Jew-ish. | ||
I'm probably ish, a bit ish. | ||
Charleston, do you think that Ye actually was forgiven? | ||
Do you think that he has a good message for the black community? | ||
Yeah, I talk to him regularly. | ||
He hasn't been totally forgiven. | ||
There's still a little resentment toward him. | ||
They're still mad at him for some reason. | ||
And they make it obvious that they're still upset with him. | ||
Do we have a good message for black people? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Because he never came and told black people what they wanted to hear. | ||
He always told us what we needed to hear. | ||
And he's been crucified and ostracized ever since he put that Make America Great hat on and sat in that old office with Trump on it. | ||
Black people turned their back on him. | ||
And they were wrong. | ||
Yeah, they were wrong. | ||
Yeah, we was wrong. | ||
Because I kind of did a little bit, but I didn't turn, you know. | ||
It was more being ill-informed and uninformed. | ||
But once I listened to what he was saying, because he's a great musician, he's a great entertainer, great artist, but once I really started listening to what he was saying, man, he's making a lot of sense for us as a group of people in this country. | ||
How's he doing? | ||
He's doing well. | ||
I saw a video of him. | ||
He had a glow to his skin. | ||
He lost a lot of weight. | ||
He's looking good. | ||
So I hit him up and said, yeah, boy, you looking good, my nigga. | ||
Vibrant skin, glowing. | ||
So he said, yeah, he's been working out, getting ready for the tour. | ||
Do you agree with the statement when he said slavery is a choice? | ||
It was. | ||
Yeah, nah, the Haitians fought back. | ||
Yes, Nick. | ||
True. | ||
And then not only that, it was a lot of them that said, man, I'd rather die and jumped off the boat. | ||
Yeah, no, man, it surely was a choice. | ||
You man, you could easily, yeah. | ||
Nick, I was just looking at Rumble. | ||
It was a choice because because you hear people today said if I was living back in them time | ||
I would have did this so we all have a choice Live or die is the choice | ||
Nick I was just looking at rum boy the chat over is so funny | ||
Yeah. | ||
She is. | ||
Yo, um, there's like shit. | ||
That's funny as fuck. | ||
Yo, what race was not, what race was not slaves? | ||
I feel like every race is slaves at one point, right? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Everybody was, hell yeah. | ||
Because slavery was everywhere. | ||
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What, what, what, yeah. | |
There's still slavery to this day. | ||
China, for example, right? | ||
Africa too. | ||
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Yeah, unless you've been duly convicted of a crime. | |
You still got slavery in America once you break the law and have to go to prison. | ||
You could say that everybody, all the wagees, everybody who works a job, we're all debt slaves, we're slaves to usury, we're slaves to the banks. | ||
Yep. | ||
Even if you leave America, if you live in a different country, you still owe money to the IRS forever. | ||
I remember there were eight hour shifts. | ||
Now the average American is working from 10 to 12 hours a day. | ||
So they get off work, they got eight hours of sleep. | ||
They're not productive. | ||
They don't have no time for their goals. | ||
Uh, man, people just going home to go to sleep, eat, just to get back to work, to live. | ||
Yo, Nick, I was gonna ask you, um... Oh my god, what the fuck was I gonna ask, bro? | ||
Fuck, it was a good question, too. | ||
It was an America question. | ||
Fuck. | ||
Shit. | ||
Oh, what are your thoughts on people, like, that are protesting, like, whether it's Palestine or Israel, burning the American flags? | ||
Uh, I don't think you should be allowed to do that. | ||
I know there's like a free speech argument that you should be able to, but... | ||
You know, if we don't have a country, we can't have freedom. | ||
And I think that if there is this constant assault on American identity, you know, Well, I should say, English people fought to secure the Constitution and liberty and all those things, and that was a product of a very particular civilization and tradition and culture and race. | ||
And, you know, for that to come under assault, I mean, what would replace the American flag? | ||
I mean, where else do they have the Constitution or liberty? | ||
I mean, to whom are those things important? | ||
Other than here. | ||
You know, immigrants come here and they don't believe that hate speech is free speech. | ||
They don't believe we should have guns. | ||
They don't believe in due process. | ||
They believe in media lynching and things like that, because that's how they do it in Latin America. | ||
That's how they do it in other countries. | ||
So, you know, the whole liberty idea is predicated on the nation that established it, you know, from which it came. | ||
So I think you need to not have to burn the flag. | ||
You have to That being said, I support the Palestinian protesters. | ||
I think that a lot of the Israeli types are saying, oh, these guys are burning the flag. | ||
But I said it on my show. | ||
It's like when Netanyahu came to visit. | ||
Netanyahu came to America to tell us to go fight Iran for them. | ||
And all Congress applauded 40 times. | ||
There was like 56 standing ovations cheering on a war that doesn't benefit America. | ||
It'll be trillions of dollars, thousands dead. | ||
Outside, they burned the flag. | ||
But guess what conservatives were outraged about? | ||
The flag. | ||
I'm more outraged about the fact they're pushing us to go to war. | ||
But they want to wave the flag in your face, for good or for worse, and say, hurrah, let's support the flag, go to war! | ||
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Or, oh look, they're burning our flag, let's go to war with them! | |
I'm like, let's just put America first, and let's not burn the flag. | ||
But they use that to kind of emotionally manipulate people. | ||
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No, you're not wrong. | |
You're not wrong. | ||
I agree with the protesting, too. | ||
Like, if you're gonna do it peacefully to send a message, that's different, right? | ||
But if you're doing it where you're actually hurting, like... Again, freedom of speech is not free action, right? | ||
You can't... Like, burning a flag is just, in my opinion, I mean, it's like the worst thing. | ||
People fought for America. | ||
That's the worst thing? | ||
I don't fuck with that, yeah. | ||
I'll beat you out of the door. | ||
I think, get the fuck out of here if you're gonna burn flags. | ||
Sneeko wants to burn a flag. | ||
Sneeko's ready. | ||
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I don't want to burn a flag. | |
I'd tease it. | ||
I'd tease it. | ||
I don't want to burn a flag. | ||
But I mean, just to compare it to what they're doing, you know, saying, people get more outraged about a burning of a flag, which is a statement of speech. | ||
As long as it doesn't harm property, yeah, it's not good. | ||
Yeah, but why can you get arrested and charged for burning a gay pride flag, but not an American flag? | ||
Facts. | ||
It could be a hate crime. | ||
No, no, a guy got hate crime. | ||
Yeah, hate crime. | ||
And burning the American flag is a hate crime, too. | ||
That's what I'm saying. | ||
We should be more selective with our outrage. | ||
I think we should be angry at the politicians first. | ||
You can burn an American flag, but you can't burn the rainbow flag? | ||
Because of the hate speech. | ||
You got to be shitting me. | ||
Man, what happened to civil disobedience? | ||
Yeah, man. | ||
Shit. | ||
You have to be gay. | ||
You're not allowed to not be. | ||
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Yeah, dude. | |
It's crazy, right? | ||
It's fucking crazy. | ||
I don't know, man. | ||
The world's in a weird spot. | ||
America is. | ||
That's true. | ||
America is, yeah. | ||
America, homie, because the world is waiting for our fall. | ||
Man, they waiting. | ||
Man, we're in a fucked up spot, man. | ||
And the rest of the world is just rubbing their hands and licking their chops. | ||
Waiting. | ||
True, man. | ||
It's really fucked. | ||
Charleston, I want to ask you. | ||
I saw that you were Muslim for a bit. | ||
It seemed like that you were learning. | ||
Yeah, I was learning. | ||
Eat that stupid shit. | ||
I was in juvenile. | ||
I was going through an adolescent stage. | ||
I was 14, 15 years old. | ||
I had just made a horrible choice of decision, so I was in a little juvie home until my 18th birthday, and I was mad at my mama, which I was a spoiled, entitled kid. | ||
I was raised to be Christian, so I was just rebelling against my mother. | ||
Yeah, mama, that's your God, you know? | ||
And then I wanted my own identity. | ||
So I, yeah, so I joined the gang and the gang led me to Islam. | ||
That's exactly what happened to Zico. | ||
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That's crazy. | |
Yeah, well... Charleston, was it the Nation of Islam or was it Islam? | ||
It was Islam. | ||
Al-Islam. | ||
I never, I never took to the Nation. | ||
Because I feel like they killed Malcolm X. So I never took to the Nation of Islam. | ||
Okay, what do you think was stupid about it? | ||
Uh... | ||
We used to use the Muslim services for a gang hangout. | ||
And everybody that was Muslim still was representing the gangs and was gangbanging and was still was jacking off to the porn books, was still easily angered. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
I didn't see no real transformation in nobody that ever became Muslim. | ||
What about Malcolm X? | ||
He's the only one. | ||
And they killed him for telling the truth about Elijah Muhammad. | ||
I think he's a good example of that. | ||
Don't you think that he was a representation of what black Americans could be? | ||
Uh-uh. | ||
No, because he didn't believe in totem guns. | ||
Part of being a black American is your Second Amendment gun right. | ||
He just really didn't. | ||
No, he was a big proponent in the Second Amendment. | ||
No, no, no. | ||
Elijah Muhammad prohibited the Muslims from totem guns. | ||
So that's why he would get with the street guys and the street gangsters. | ||
Because the Muslims really didn't tow guns. | ||
That's how he got caught on stage with no gun. | ||
Right, but you've seen the famous picture of Malcolm X once he left the Nation of Islam when people are looking at him from every angle. | ||
He's looking out the window with the giant AK-47. | ||
That was at the house. | ||
They didn't tow guns. | ||
Uh, the Muslims in the black American Muslims are not, they don't push the second amendment amongst a people because most of them convicted felons. | ||
Most guys I noticed black in America were not born Muslim. | ||
They learned it in an institution, preferably jail or prison. | ||
Most of their mothers and their grandmothers were Christians, read the Bible, came to visitation and prayed with them. | ||
And while they were going to court, prayed with they Jesus and they Lord. | ||
And they went down there. | ||
Most black Americans I know picked up Islam, not for the transformation of one's mind and body and soul. | ||
They picked it up out of anger, to be mad at the white man. | ||
I don't want the white Jesus. | ||
So now, and most of my friends are Muslim. | ||
They don't change their sex life. | ||
Them niggas still be fucking plenty women. | ||
The Muslims are some of the most perverted, freakiest motherfucking men in the world. | ||
So, I... You have any critiques of Islam itself, rather than the people that are imperfect? | ||
Is there anything that you've read about Islam you don't resonate with? | ||
I'm saying from, it's been my experience. | ||
So, I watched my mother, with her God, I've never seen a man come out my mother's bedroom. | ||
I've never seen my mother drunk. | ||
And she with her Jesus. | ||
So I took Islam and she had her Christian Jesus God, but I've never seen the Muslims | ||
love like mama them love with that Jesus. | ||
Them white women that's coming to visit niggas in prison, and they old white women, and they coming just to visit people they don't even know, volunteering. | ||
When you go to the Huntsville prisons, and you see all them white people standing outside the prison greeting them, man, you don't see the Muslim community doing that. | ||
They're not no loving people like them Christians. | ||
So I see more love with the Christians. | ||
The Muslims is some angry people ready to blow some shit up, fight, heal, destroy. | ||
And man, the Christians seem a little bit more loving, a little bit more forgiving. | ||
You break a Muslim law, they'll stone you, beat you. | ||
You break a Christian law, the Lord has mercy, forgiving, compassion. | ||
So man, I've been paying attention. | ||
I'm 47 years old. | ||
So I've been sitting back saying, I want mama God. | ||
I watched mama do prison ministry. | ||
I watched mama adopt foster children. | ||
Man, I ain't never heard my mama speak hate. | ||
I've never heard my mother cuss anybody out. | ||
No, man. | ||
So I said, okay, give me mama God. | ||
So I took mama God. | ||
Well, there's a couple things. | ||
One, the Muslim and Christian God is the same God. | ||
And second, if you're going to attribute the negative things about Islam, saying that they blow things up and they're violent, what about the Christian countries that are at war? | ||
Right? | ||
There's a lot of good that Christians do, of course. | ||
You're saying they're loving and the congregation. | ||
I don't know no Christian country at war. | ||
You don't know Christian countries at war? | ||
Uh-uh. | ||
Okay. | ||
What about in the past 50 years? | ||
If you look at Europe, if you look at all the money that America I'm only 47. | ||
I ain't seen no Christian run no planes into no buildings. | ||
The Muslims did that. | ||
I'm 47 years old. | ||
You trying to take me back to when I wasn't alive. | ||
You sound like the black people who mad about slavery and ain't never seen a nigga hang from a tree. | ||
You sound like the black people I argue with around here. | ||
Nigga, you ain't never seen, nigga, you get to cuss out white people. | ||
The slave couldn't even talk back. | ||
So how can you compare what the Christian did 50 years ago with a civil rights movement was 50 years ago. | ||
So what they did outside of America, and we don't consider that us. | ||
But I'm saying here between the black Muslims, the Middle Eastern Muslims that got the gas station, that sell us the cigars, They some mean, angry, hateful motherfuckers. | ||
Not only that, they like to fuck plenty hoes. | ||
They some freaky motherfuckers. | ||
They got four, five wives and they like to fuck. | ||
Not just the Middle Eastern Muslims, the Black Nation of Israel, all the Muslim niggas like to chunk that dick. | ||
So I'm just saying, homie, from what I've been looking at, from my personal experience, this is not to go against all Muslims, because I've never left this country to see how other Muslims act. | ||
But the Muslims I've seen come here to America, from the ones that run the shit into the twin towers in the Pentagon, to the ones that operate the gas stations, the stores, they are some mean, Angry, hateful people. | ||
Not just them, the black Muslims, the Nation of Islam Muslims, it seems like Muslims are angry all the time. | ||
And they are very quick tempered. | ||
They're not loving and compassionate. | ||
You don't see them volunteering, doing anything for nobody that ain't Muslim. | ||
Christians help everybody. | ||
Okay, I mean, there's a war going on right now, Russia-Ukraine majority, Christian-Russia, and that's a major scale conflict. | ||
That war is Vladimir saying, hey, America, this is my land, this is my country, y'all are not gonna put a U.S. | ||
embassy over here to try to do me like y'all did Muammar Gaddafi. | ||
This ain't got nothing to do with a religious war. | ||
You motherfuckers trying to fuck my gas pipeline up and go to electric car. | ||
This is how we eat over here. | ||
You finna cut us off to the world Input an embassy, and y'all got this Hollywood entertainment prick, UK president, acting like he a bad motherfucker. | ||
This ain't got nothing to do with religion, young brother. | ||
Okay. | ||
What if I told you that 9-11 or a lot of the terrorist plots that you've seen that makes you think that Muslims blow people up, that wasn't? | ||
A lot of these were coordinated by the CIA and Mossad to demonize Muslim people for the past 20 years. | ||
The CIA targeted people with hate in their heart. | ||
They target the right kind of people that'll do this. | ||
They didn't go get no loving Muslim. | ||
It's easy. | ||
That's why, that's why, that's why during that time, it was so easy for the Taliban and Al Qaeda to recruit online. | ||
They was looking for angry, hateful young Americans. | ||
So they were getting some young Americans trying to go across the Middle East to go join these groups because they was feeding off their hate and anger, not love. | ||
These groups, these militant groups like the Taliban and Al-Qaeda, they would have never existed if Western Christian nations did not go in there and spread democracy and think that they need to intrude in all these foreign affairs. | ||
The reason the Taliban exists is because of the power vacuum. | ||
You know what America did before they even invaded Iraq? | ||
They flew over and dropped down porn. | ||
They gave them people porn before they gave them bombs. | ||
And it made it easy for America to walk in there and get their head, because they got them hooked on porn. | ||
Because America and the CIA know these is a bunch of horny, freaky people. | ||
So they came and gave them porn. | ||
And not only just regular porn, they gave them some sadistic porn. | ||
The shit they like. | ||
Fucking goats, and animals, and kids, and babies, and women, and that. | ||
America gave them what they wanted. | ||
So, man, man, come on, man, what's in your heart? | ||
You're saying it as if America brainwashed and destroyed Afghanistan, like they couldn't even... America couldn't even defeat the Taliban. | ||
Those people were already angry and hurt each other for America went and fucked with them. | ||
They were just gonna spill out over here. | ||
Only reason we got involved is because Israel. | ||
We've been protecting Israel. | ||
We just been protecting Israel. | ||
They want Israel. | ||
They want to blow up. | ||
They've been after Israel and we playing big bad brother. | ||
Me and y'all not go fuck with our little brothers. | ||
And so they said, okay, we go get y'all too. | ||
And we back in Israel to bully these people. | ||
We're back. | ||
We're helping Israel to bully these people with no compassion, everything in that area. | ||
And man, so in that whole area, man, seemed like it's just a group of hate. | ||
And now it's just spilled over here in America, America, America done become hateful. | ||
Everybody hate one another. | ||
Man, everybody, everybody speak hate now. | ||
Right. | ||
So if you're saying that America is just trying to go into the Middle East to support Israel, wouldn't they need a false flag in America in order to justify the support like 9-11? | ||
Is it possible that Israel coordinated 9-11 so that we can deploy troops into the Middle East for 20 years and demonize Muslims? | ||
I'm not going to think that like that. | ||
I can't make that speculation. | ||
I just know it happened. | ||
I just know it happened, and they used the right kind of people with what's in their hearts. | ||
What's in your heart, my nigga, can contaminate what's in your mind. | ||
What's in your mind can contaminate what's in your heart. | ||
Don't let the two of both align. | ||
Typically what happens, a good kid like me go out in the streets and try to play gangsta. | ||
I'm hanging with bad kids. | ||
I'm doing bad things. | ||
In my heart, I'm feeling guilty, but I want to be accepted. | ||
So I find a way in my mind to go against my heart. | ||
But in my heart, I feel horrible doing these things. | ||
I got a conscience. | ||
I feel guilty, but I still do them to go along to be accepted. | ||
But I can't say nothing because I want to be accepted. | ||
But if I align my heart with these horrible thoughts, man, I'm a danger. | ||
If I condition my heart by keep processing and preoccupying my mind with these hateful men, my heart and them two get in sync, then yeah, I get a plane and running into a building with whatever rhetoric I believe. | ||
So homie, they target those people based off what's in their hearts. | ||
Kill America! | ||
Let's get them! | ||
So do you think that the Middle Eastern Muslims, do you think they actually hate America, or do they hate... Right, they do. | ||
It's propaganda. | ||
It's indoctrination. | ||
It's just like most Americans hate America. | ||
We've been indoctrinated. | ||
Race relations, talk, all that type of shit. | ||
Well, I mean, you're bringing up a common issue. | ||
A lot of the Middle Eastern people, the Muslims that you're talking about, they don't hate America. | ||
They hate America's allegiance to Israel because that's what's causing all the disruption in the Middle East. | ||
They don't care about American values. | ||
If you represent America, you might lose your head. | ||
That's how much they hate America. | ||
You might get beheaded. | ||
You might get beheaded just for being an American contractor, trying to feed your family, putting up water posts. | ||
But because you are an American, you're going to get beheaded. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
In the Middle East, in those countries. | ||
You're saying that they don't hate America. | ||
They hate Americans and America. | ||
So they don't separate us. | ||
They don't separate us like we separate them or we try to separate them. | ||
It's all America! | ||
All America. | ||
Do you believe all these propaganda videos where they do the beheadings and they stage | ||
it up and there's a film crew? | ||
You don't think maybe that this is propaganda as well to get us to justify war, to justify | ||
America going into countries we have no business being in? | ||
Oh, no, that's them fighting back. | ||
No, that's them fighting back. | ||
They don't have the power to use propaganda, to use media propaganda. | ||
They filming videos in caves with VCR tapes. | ||
That's what propaganda is. | ||
The Jews control what goes out into the media airwaves. | ||
Exactly. | ||
So, are you agreeing with me or disagreeing with me? | ||
If you're saying that the Jews control the media, This is a form of media. | ||
These propaganda videos that you're seeing where it says, Death to America! | ||
A lot of these people are Israelis. | ||
A lot of these people have allegiance to Israel. | ||
They stage this video. | ||
They put on a mask. | ||
They have a goofy sounding voice. | ||
They send it to Americans to make Americans think, the Muslims hate us. | ||
The Muslims hate us. | ||
We need to go to war. | ||
When in fact, Israel just wants American support in the Middle East. | ||
Uh, brother, they're not bringing this to the American population because we don't vote on the war. | ||
They're not trying to get Americans to believe that the Middle Easterns hate us. | ||
We don't vote on the war, but just like every war in the past 50 years, they need public support. | ||
Like Vietnam, for example. | ||
They make it seem like the Viet Cong hates America, hates America. | ||
When you really find out, these people are just farmers. | ||
That's why people rebelled against the war. | ||
That's why people like Muhammad Ali rebelled against it. | ||
Because, like what he said, there's no Vietnamese ever called me a nigga. | ||
You must just got a high school education. | ||
You, you, you regurgitating rhetoric, brother. | ||
Think, think of, you must gotta, nah, homie, you gotta go to college and do a little bit more studying. | ||
What did I say that's incorrect? | ||
Well, and I'm not saying this to be insulting, but that's, that's, homie, that's just surface talk. | ||
You talking. | ||
You're saying that we don't need Americans to vote on the war. | ||
We don't need to have, we don't vote on the war. | ||
They need public support to justify warfare. | ||
American citizens were dropped dead against the Vietnam War. | ||
You think they stopped? | ||
And they were sending all those young boys over there dying, coming back hooked on opioids, heroin, with diseases. | ||
Homie, they didn't stop. | ||
The point is, they need public support. | ||
They spread propaganda to get civilians to think that war is justified. | ||
I remember Desert Storm. | ||
They didn't come for public support. | ||
Public support said show us weapons of mass destruction. | ||
Which turned out to be a lie. | ||
Charleston, weapons of mass destruction was never in Iraq. | ||
The WMDs, the chemical weapons, that was all a lie. | ||
I'm trying to stick to your topic, but you're trying to take me in circles, and I'm trying to stick to the focal point. | ||
They don't need American citizen support to go to war. | ||
They'll start drafting. | ||
They'll enlist the draft. | ||
We wasn't in support of none of these wars, the American public. | ||
Right. | ||
We're not in support of the war until they lie about something like WMDs. | ||
Nobody, not many people was voted out of office for lying about it. | ||
The reason George Bush got elected was because of the war on terror, was because of the demonization that happened with the Arabs. | ||
George Bush would have never been elected if they didn't spread the lie, the war on terror, we need to go and destroy them, if all those propaganda videos weren't copped up. | ||
That's how he won, by demonizing these people with lies. | ||
The WMA, the weapons of mass destruction, that never existed. | ||
He was already president when they did that. | ||
He got reelected in 2004 because of this? | ||
No, not because of, not because, so, so you think he got reelected after 9-11 because he trumped up hate toward Arabs? | ||
Exactly, yeah. | ||
Why else would they vote for George Bush? | ||
No, how old are you? | ||
I'm 26. | ||
Yeah, no, uh, you went to college? | ||
Of course. | ||
I dropped out. | ||
I thought so. | ||
And you was an athlete, wasn't you? | ||
Besides the point, what does that have to do with George Bush? | ||
Well, I'm listening to a young man, 26 years old, that probably was barely born when this thing happened. | ||
Or barely was a kid. | ||
And you telling me, who was a young adult who was in politics, that that's the only reason Bush got it, because he trumped up? | ||
Nuh-uh. | ||
What else did George Bush run on? | ||
Why else would he get public support? | ||
Well, no, he didn't run on that, brother. | ||
9-11 happened. | ||
He didn't run on that. | ||
Man, we had been attacked. | ||
We had just had something that had never happened in our lifetime since Pearl Harbor. | ||
So he didn't run on that. | ||
America was going to automatically get behind that because we had went to war. | ||
You think we're going to put another president after that didn't happen? | ||
And George Bush seemed strong at the time. | ||
He seemed like a man's man for the country. | ||
And that other boy wasn't winning. | ||
Nigga, George talked about, nah, we gonna get back for America. | ||
He didn't use Arab hate. | ||
The media created that. | ||
Our president didn't do that. | ||
Right. | ||
This is a system that all works together. | ||
The media, the politicians, they all coordinate this because they want to make the civilians believe in one specific narrative. | ||
Now we know that the weapons of mass destruction that never existed. | ||
Now we know a lot of the people that they blamed for 9-11 that had nothing to do with the reason that we went into Afghanistan and Iraq. | ||
They demonized Muslims a lot. | ||
You must be from the east. | ||
You must be from Iraq. | ||
You talking like an Iraqi. | ||
This is common knowledge at this point. | ||
I was born in New York. | ||
This is something that we all know now. | ||
We all know the weapons of mass destruction didn't exist. | ||
So why would they lie? | ||
Why would they tell the media to spread this lie? | ||
Why would George Bush say that we need to go to the war on terror? | ||
When the terrorists, they didn't even care about America. | ||
There's no real evidence. | ||
So you want Americans to believe that those Muslim Arabs did not run those planes into the building? | ||
No, they did not. | ||
And the FBI and the CIA got all this information on these people. | ||
They went to flight school. | ||
They did all of this. | ||
Correct. | ||
Just like the USS Liberty, just like October 7th, there's always a false flag to justify warfare. | ||
9-11 is the best example of that. | ||
Everything changed after 9-11. | ||
That's how we were speaking the whole podcast about how America changed since then. | ||
What changed after 9-11? | ||
How old were you at 9-11? | ||
What changed after 9-11 was the fear... Hold on, what? | ||
How old were you when 9-11 happened? | ||
Well, you're saying that I don't go to school. | ||
This is simple math. | ||
I told you I was 26. | ||
Because you don't know America before 9-11, do you? | ||
Right, but we know from the media, we know what America was like. | ||
Hold on, hold on, hold on. | ||
Thank you. | ||
We don't need to have an anecdotal argument. | ||
We can speak from what's real and what's false. | ||
But see, this is what you're doing. | ||
You won't stay on the focal point. | ||
You keep chasing and running. | ||
So I'm saying, how old were you at 9-11? | ||
Because you're regurgitating rhetoric. | ||
You're not regurgitating what you really know. | ||
And you're not saying facts. | ||
How old were you when 9-11 happened? | ||
I was three. | ||
I was three. | ||
If you're going to talk about my education, I said I was 26. | ||
You should be able to do math and figure that out. | ||
I'm 26 today, so I was 3 in 2001. | ||
Nothing. | ||
From personal experience, I know nothing. | ||
But it's very clear, if you look, if you talk to people, we know what happened in history. | ||
It's not hard to figure these things out. | ||
What do you know about America before 9-11? | ||
Nothing. | ||
So how can you say America changed? | ||
From personal experience, I know nothing. But it's very clear if you look, if you talk to people, | ||
we know what happened in history. It's not hard to figure these things out. | ||
We don't just need to have an anecdotal conversation. | ||
It's not an anecdotal conversation. | ||
I'm just asking you just simple questions. | ||
How old were you? | ||
What did you know before? | ||
What are you comparing America to to say it's different? | ||
And it was different before 9-11 based off them creating Muslim Arab hate to justify going to war. | ||
Exactly. | ||
We've been speaking about it the whole podcast. | ||
Like you said yourself, the golden age of America was in the 80s and 90s. | ||
If you look at media, you could tell in the 90s there wasn't that sort of hate between whites and blacks in different ethnicities. | ||
George Bush's father invaded then, right? | ||
Kuwait. | ||
So why wasn't there any hate then toward Muslims? | ||
There was, but they had been planning to, they wanted to go have more support. | ||
Now you're talking my era. | ||
Now you talk, that's my era now, because I remember in the eighties, I remember when we started going to school with the Asian kids. | ||
I remember we started going to school with the Datnawins. | ||
I remember in the nineties, when we started going to school with the Arab kids, the Pakistanis. | ||
So I remember that we started going to school with them. | ||
It wasn't no hate. | ||
When they moved into our community, you got to understand fam, the whole black community is full with Arabs who own all the gas stations and stores. | ||
So during 9-11, it wasn't no trumped up hate. | ||
Naturally, we're going to be out of fear, out of human fear. | ||
Naturally, we're going to be afraid of what we saw ran into the builders. | ||
Just like the nigga with the sagging pants. | ||
The nigga with the hat turned backwards. | ||
Four niggas riding in the car. | ||
Naturally, you go look. | ||
They say, man, look at them four niggas riding together. | ||
That's natural reflexes and responses. | ||
But our government didn't need to create any Arab fear to justify going to war. | ||
Saddam Hussein was a motherfucking dictator that had need to be removed. | ||
Okay. | ||
How do you think that the world's greatest superpower, America, could allow an attack like 9-11 to happen? | ||
Do you think it's plausible that 12 Saudis got on a plane with box cutters, were able to hijack the plane? | ||
The CIA, the Pentagon, nobody was able to track that plane. | ||
They were going to crash into the biggest tower of America. | ||
And then we went to war based off that lie. | ||
And it turns out that Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, they had nothing to do with 9-11. | ||
There's no possibility in your head that this could have been coordinated? | ||
You say, how can the world's greatest superpower, we have the best intelligence agency, we have the CIA, we have the FBI, we have the NSA, we have the Pentagon. | ||
They weren't able to detect an attack like that? | ||
They showed you the faults and the cracks that allowed this to happen. | ||
We was lax. | ||
Nothing has happened over here for us to be on guard. | ||
We had, our CIA, all intelligence had picked this up. | ||
We just got laxed and comfortable. | ||
Same way, we just got laxed and comfortable, homie. | ||
Happens to the best of them. | ||
Nothing is 100% proof. | ||
Nothing. | ||
Have you ever Googled dancing Israelis? | ||
Never. | ||
There's a group of Israelis dancing on a van in Jersey City, overlooking the buildings as they're crashing. | ||
Why is that? | ||
If you look at the passports, for example, they were recovered in the plane crash. | ||
It was a burning plane in a pile of rubble and they were able to recover their passports. | ||
This story, if you investigate it, none of it makes sense. | ||
How could you hijack a plane with a box cutter? | ||
Look at Shel Silverstein, the people that controlled the buildings. | ||
If they controlled, a WTC7 went down, no plane hit the third building in New York that went down. | ||
The biggest, the Jewish business owners that owned the buildings, they had insurance claims over it. | ||
They were conveniently not there on the day of the crash. | ||
They were, a lot of people made billions of dollars in insurance claims because of this. | ||
But Muslims are still hateful, irrespective of the Jewish conspiracy. | ||
I agree with Unk. | ||
I totally agree. | ||
I think that Christianity is a religion of love because we have the God that gave his son to die on the cross to save humanity. | ||
You guys don't have that. | ||
That's why Christians are loving people. | ||
We love everybody. | ||
And I agree. | ||
I think 9-11 was a conspiracy, but I think Muslims were a part of it. | ||
Jews as well. | ||
And I think that Islam is like Judaism, but for Arabs. | ||
It's like Judaism for Arabs and blacks, basically. | ||
Same convoluted set of rules about rubbing your penis to get all the urine out, brushing your teeth with a fucking stick, all this other stuff. | ||
Rigorous, you know, application of the law, the Hadiths. | ||
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This stuff is facetious. | |
A lot of the Hadiths that you're bringing up are not reliable. | ||
I mean, serious. | ||
They do brush their teeth with a stick. | ||
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Look, it's not beneficial for us to speak about these things. | |
It's as silly as me bringing up the drinking of blood, of eating the body of Christ, and trying to say that it's ritualistic. | ||
Overall, how could you say that a slide is a- Just you and me now! | ||
How is- yeah, I know, we're not even on- of course it is. | ||
How are you doing, Nick? | ||
Of course it is! | ||
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Get Masaad, get him! | |
Masaad, as soon as I started red-pilling him, you know what, Nick, you're- I saw you the whole time nodding along, I knew you agreed with half my points, but you decided to side with him over Christianity. | ||
You're getting cooked by Unk, dude. | ||
Unk was spitting the truth, he didn't want to hear it. | ||
He was talking about how Islam was hateful and horny, and I was like, yeah, I mean, he's kind of telling the truth. | ||
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Well, how is Islam hateful? | |
I think he's right. | ||
I think that the perception of Muslims is that they're angry and there is kind of like a layer of anger beneath the surface. | ||
And I also think it's true that Muslims really only care about other Muslims. | ||
I don't think that Muslims have the same love for universally that Christians do. | ||
That's why Muslims subject non-Muslims to attacks. | ||
They're like second class citizens or slaves. | ||
So I think that's totally true. | ||
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Okay, could you not say the same exact thing? | |
I don't want to make this argument and demonize the Christians, but could you not say the same thing? | ||
The Haiti example is a good one, right? | ||
Do white Christians only care about white Christians? | ||
No, because, I mean, there's no equivalent of the jizya in Catholicism. | ||
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There's no equivalent of- The whole time, Charleston was bringing up the examples | |
that aren't even representative of Islam. | ||
He's bringing up like black Muslims who were reverted in jail. | ||
Obviously, they don't have the best understanding of Islam. | ||
These things are not going to be good representations of the religion, | ||
which is all about peace. | ||
If you read the book- So what is Saudi Arabia? | ||
No, the people aren't representative. | ||
People are always going to be imperfect, right? | ||
That's as silly as me saying that Americans, for example, are the good example of Christianity. | ||
Look, just yesterday we saw Trump with Rabbi Schneerson. | ||
Is he the good example of white Christianity? | ||
Then if so, he's been completely overrun by Zionism. | ||
I had to make some calls, guys. | ||
Is my bank account back yet? | ||
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Well, I'm getting Charleston Unbanned on Instagram. | |
That's 100%. | ||
I got a confirmation. | ||
I was teasing. | ||
I was now? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I'll get him unbanned. | ||
I'm looking into... I literally mentioned I saw about the other people on my stream. | ||
Sally's gonna look into it. | ||
I'll be honest, like, I didn't get an answer about Nick or you guys, but he said Charleston I can get back. | ||
So let me do my magic, Nick, and sneak him. | ||
Let's try. | ||
Let's try. | ||
So Charleston's a good... | ||
I worked the magic! | ||
We'll see with that and then we'll move on with that. | ||
But Nick, look, I don't want to oversaturate this. | ||
I think every time that you come on my stream, I really appreciate it, bro. | ||
I don't tell you this a lot, man. | ||
It means the world to me because, look, you're down to drop everything. | ||
Like I said, I mean, you said it, dude. | ||
Whenever that debate happened, nobody would fucking debate the Dean kid. | ||
Two hours notice, Nick. | ||
Two hours notice, like, yeah, I'll do it. | ||
Fuck it. | ||
It's great, bro. | ||
I got nothing but respect and love for you, Nick. | ||
America first. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
Likewise. | ||
I appreciate you having me on. | ||
It shows you're a real one. | ||
You're a real nigga. | ||
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Also, we have the Controlled Chaos podcast on the way, Nick. | |
Whenever you come back to Miami, Myron's been asking when we can coordinate this with Elijah Schaefer. | ||
How do you fly to Miami? | ||
Do you have to take a private jet? | ||
I got unbanned. | ||
I was only on the no-fly list for a year. | ||
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Oh, nice. | |
Okay, nice. | ||
Yeah, so I'll just fly, uh... And again, anybody that's trying to, in my community, that's trying to give him shit for saying the N-word, Convy's the same. | ||
He's Hispanic as well. | ||
Convy spams the N-word. | ||
So, just saying. | ||
Alright, Nick. | ||
Well, all love, brother. | ||
We'll talk. | ||
Next time I see you will be Saturday for the debate. | ||
I'm gonna get you five feminists lined up. | ||
Give me a good, a spicy one. | ||
Sounds good, man. | ||
Let's do it. | ||
It'll be fun. | ||
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Alright, brother. | |
See you guys. | ||
So long. | ||
All right. | ||
There you go. | ||
Well, that was an interesting panel. | ||
That was interesting. | ||
Very good. | ||
Very good. | ||
I didn't really talk that much on it, but that's okay. | ||
I let Unk do the heavy lifting on that one. | ||
Well, there you go. | ||
That's a little fun. | ||
Hey, it's Tuesday night. | ||
Not a lot of news going on. | ||
I said, what the heck? | ||
We'll join the panel. | ||
I thought it was pretty funny. | ||
W Unk. | ||
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Unk. | |
Totally wild. | ||
I think I had a strong start, but then Sneko and Unk took over with the Islam debate. | ||
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Sneko's always pushing the Islam. | |
It's like that thing he always brings up. | ||
It's like that portion of the easing. | ||
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When he brought that up, I'm like, ah, here we go. | |
So what do you think about Islam? | ||
It's never Islam. | ||
So what do you think about Islam? | ||
Islam. | ||
It's like, okay, can this, can this nigga relax with the... What do they call it? | ||
Dawah? | ||
Brothers always giving Dawah. | ||
How about we give content? | ||
Can we give content instead of Dawah? | ||
Sometimes niggas just want a little content. | ||
Always giving Dawah. | ||
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How about Islam? | |
No, no. | ||
No, no. | ||
Time to talk about Islam, right? | ||
Now we're talking about Islam. | ||
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Why aren't you a Muslim? | |
Why aren't you a Muslim? | ||
Why aren't you? | ||
Islamophobia. | ||
It's like, okay, brother. | ||
Okay, my nigga. | ||
Okay. | ||
That's okay. | ||
But no, but we love Sneeko. | ||
But towards the end of it, I'm like, okay, it's getting a little tedious here. | ||
We're doing the dancing Israelis thing. | ||
I'm like, it's getting a little tedious, but that's okay. | ||
But it was good content. | ||
We love Aiden Ross. | ||
Aiden's a good dude. | ||
People are telling me, don't trust him. | ||
He's a Mossad spy. | ||
Well, you know, look, I give everybody a chance and he's very nice to me. | ||
He's a good guy. | ||
I think his content's really funny. | ||
I think he seems like a nice person. | ||
And, um, so. | ||
And he's, we also have a big platform with Aidan Ross when we do these debates, which is good too. | ||
So, so we love Aidan. | ||
We love Sneeko. | ||
I've been friends, I've been friends with Sneeko for two years now. | ||
It's kind of crazy. | ||
Me and him, we go way back now. | ||
We've had a lot of adventures, so. | ||
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You know, we don't agree on everything, but we have that rapport now. | |
At the end, he's like, it's just you and me, of course. | ||
It's like, it always is. | ||
So, we're that classic black-white duo. | ||
He's my black friend. | ||
He's my black Jewish Filipino friend. | ||
Anyway, we're going to take a look at our super chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys have to say, but good stream Saturday. | ||
It's looking like Saturday. | ||
It's going to be me versus eight feminists on Aiden Ross. | ||
It's going to be a one versus eight debate on Saturday. | ||
I'll let you know the details on that. | ||
And then I got to schedule this podcast with Sneak O'Myron and Elijah. | ||
I want to do it this month, but I got to see what their availability is. | ||
Also, it's in Florida, so. | ||
If they're even still alive over there, but... | ||
Yeah, so Saturday, Ada Ross, one versus eight. | ||
It's gonna be good. | ||
It's gonna be good. | ||
It's gonna be misogynistic because women are gonna get beat down. | ||
It's gonna get ugly. | ||
They're gonna call me a domestic abuser because I'm gonna beat the shit out of them in this debate. | ||
I mean, rhetorically, of course. | ||
I'm gonna win this debate so hard. | ||
I'm gonna win this debate so hard, they're gonna call me an abuser. | ||
They're gonna say this was abuse. | ||
Emotional, psychological abuse subjected to the total groiper. | ||
Total groiper victory. | ||
It's gonna get, you know, they're gonna be saying I'm a sexist for winning so hard. | ||
And the black girl's gonna be on it too. | ||
The black girl from Charlie Kirk. | ||
Remember when Charlie Kirk said little human? | ||
That girl who was in that debate is gonna be on there. | ||
I don't even know what she said. | ||
I only remember the face. | ||
So we'll debate her, and there's going to be some other women on there. | ||
I haven't debated a woman in a long time. | ||
They don't debate me anymore because they're terrified. | ||
They don't want that smoke. | ||
Every other guy is not going to do circles around a woman to be polite, but I'm not a gentleman like that. | ||
I'm not a gentleman, okay? | ||
I am a total beast. | ||
There is no gentleman. | ||
RKOs through tables. | ||
Elbow drops through announcer tables. | ||
There are falls count anywhere. | ||
There are no disqualifications. | ||
Referee will not save you. | ||
Do not ask for a referee. | ||
Do not ask for interference. | ||
If another D.Va interferes, I will hit her with a steel chair. | ||
If another D.Va interferes in the match, I will hit her with a steel chair. | ||
I will hit her with a sledgehammer, okay? | ||
I will throw her through a table with a vicious elbow drop. | ||
And I will taunt her. | ||
I will be doing taunts. | ||
Taunts are enabled. | ||
I will be calling to the crowd. | ||
I will get on the top turnbuckle. | ||
Doing Roman salutes before I fly from the top rope. | ||
Before I fly from the top rope and go plummeting onto seven different women. | ||
And they're down for the count. | ||
Anyway, no, we're having fun. | ||
We're having a good time. | ||
It's going to be peaceful. | ||
It's going to be a debate of peace. | ||
This is a debate of peace. | ||
It will be no physical violence, no physical violence, only debate. | ||
And it's going to be fun. | ||
Jokes, content, rhetoric. | ||
I will not be giving them dawah. | ||
I will not be doing Islam content where I tell them about zimzam water and toothbrushes made out of sticks. | ||
It's going to be totally fun content. | ||
And, you know, we're going to and we're going to win them over. | ||
I predict that we're going to win some of them over. | ||
They're going to come around and become groipers. | ||
And we're going to be groiping them. | ||
Gripe them by the you-know-what. | ||
They're bleeding out of their griper, wherever. | ||
She was bleeding out of her eyes, bleeding out of her griper. | ||
And when you're a griper, they let you do it. | ||
I just start kissing them. | ||
I don't even wait. | ||
I just start griping them. | ||
And when you're a griper, they let you do it. | ||
Nah, I'm kidding. | ||
There's going to be no physical contact. | ||
There's no contact order placed on me during the debate. | ||
All rhetoric, all arguments, no ad homs. | ||
No, no punches. | ||
All right, but let's take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys have. | ||
It's going to be a good debate. | ||
It's going to be a lot of fun content coming up. | ||
Me, Aiden Ross, Sneeko, Bryce Hall, Charli D'Amelio, we're all going to be hanging out and doing the Renegade and stuff, you know? | ||
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It's going to be good. | |
Alright, let's look at the superchats here. | ||
Thank you for the big superchat, brother! | ||
I appreciate it! | ||
I missed your live show yesterday. | ||
Just watched it now. | ||
Your breakdown and analysis of October 7th is as accurate as I expected it to be. | ||
Great stuff. | ||
Keep up the good work and wake up more and more people. | ||
Brother, God bless. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat, brother. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
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Yeah, I mean, I winged it. | |
So it was a little, it wasn't as organized as I wanted it to be. | ||
Usually if I'm preparing throughout the day, I have like a mental idea of how I'm gonna organize it. | ||
Yesterday it kind of winged it because I was like, it's October 7th, I'm going to talk about the war. | ||
This is a little sloppy, but I got most of the facts. | ||
The problem is there are so many different dynamics. | ||
There's the nuclear dimension. | ||
There are the revolutionary Shiite dimension and how that creates Iran's proxies. | ||
There is the dimension of Israel's national security with its neighbors, but also domestically with the Palestinians. | ||
But the Palestinians and their cause for statehood are deeply related to the conflict between the neighbors and Israel. | ||
There's a lot of history. | ||
There's a lot of different layers to the conflict. | ||
Most people only talk about one or two. | ||
I try to lay out all of them. | ||
Then there's the dimension of the U.S. | ||
and Israel's role here and how we are breaking the stalemate or shifting the balance, putting our finger on the scale. | ||
So there's like There's a lot of different layers that are required to establish to fully understand what happened. | ||
And I don't think I did a perfect job organizing all of it. | ||
But I did get all the key points across. | ||
There's also the history, you know, because of course it has evolved over time. | ||
But, anyway. | ||
So, I appreciate it. | ||
Even though I didn't feel great about it. | ||
I felt it was good. | ||
I don't think it was my best. | ||
I appreciate the big super chat. | ||
You know, white niggas can't even live anymore. | ||
That's ridiculous. | ||
You know, white niggas can't even live anymore. | ||
Daddy grow I per 16 sent $5. | ||
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It's ridiculous. | |
It's sad that we live in a time where I can now wear a MAGA hat and not be in fear for my life. | ||
I wish we could go back to when being a Trump supporter meant more than being a Jew. | ||
Respect the white man nigga. | ||
That is so true, dude. | ||
That's how you know wearing a MAGA hat isn't a revolutionary act, because no one cares. | ||
Key sent $15. | ||
People are apathetic. | ||
Still laughing about last night's monologue. | ||
So funny. | ||
What are we to make of Trump's Catholic feast day tweets? | ||
B-day of Blessed Mother, St. Michael, the Nave Maria at his rally. | ||
Is he glazing us? | ||
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Yeah, I think it's pandering because he knows he sold out on abortion and they're suffering with religious, specifically Christian voters. | ||
So I think it's just cheap. | ||
He always does it, dude. | ||
He did it in 16. | ||
He did it in 18. | ||
He did it in 2020. | ||
They always pull out the cheapest bait for the base. | ||
When he compromises on key issues and the base stupidly falls for it every time. | ||
Oh, okay. | ||
Alright. | ||
RealPaisan sent $5. | ||
27 countries are EU members. | ||
So US and the EU equals 28 nations. | ||
Jews have been expelled 109 times. | ||
If the EU plus US expel Jew, that's 137. | ||
NY Yankees are in 137th year of existence. | ||
27 World Series. | ||
If they win this year, 20. | ||
Someone in the live chat says, the hair stuff is so gay, Nick. | ||
LOL. | ||
Hey, dumb fuck. | ||
I wore a hat. | ||
It messed up my hair. | ||
I'm fixing it, you stupid fucking idiot. | ||
I hate all, I don't, I love every, I love everybody, but you guys are really fucking stupid. | ||
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Okay. | |
I mean, can I just tell you, you're really fucking stupid. | ||
It's like, oh, I wore a hat. | ||
It messed up my hair. | ||
I'm fixing my hair so it's presentable. | ||
That's really gay. | ||
Uh, you're a fucking idiot. | ||
Okay, I don't know how else to tell you that. | ||
Sheesh. | ||
You know, live chat is just these like piss ants throwing peanuts. | ||
Yeah, I was wearing a hat. | ||
I have hat hair. | ||
Yeah, I know. | ||
It's crazy. | ||
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I know. | |
It's crazy. | ||
The stuff with your hair is really gay. | ||
Yeah, I was wearing a hat. | ||
I have hat hair. | ||
Yeah, I know it's crazy. | ||
I know it's crazy. | ||
Silence for $4.75. | ||
I pray for you every day. | ||
Blue heart, praying gesture. | ||
Southern white niggas for Fuentes. | ||
Got all three of them and plus one camo for a friend. | ||
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All right. | |
Camo W. | ||
You are the best who ever do it. | ||
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Thank you, man. | |
I appreciate it. | ||
I love Southern. | ||
Me and Southerners have a complicated relationship. | ||
I hate them, but I have to pretend to like them. | ||
Nah, I'm kidding, of course. | ||
I love them, but I just don't really like football, and I don't really like hunting and fishing in the outdoors, and I don't really like farming. | ||
But I love the people. | ||
I do unironically respect Southerners. | ||
I think Southerners are, their men are much more, and I say this, okay, I say this very reluctantly with deep resignation. | ||
Unfortunately, their men are way more assertive and masculine, and it's irritating. | ||
Because I love the North, but the North is full of these faggots with ironic haircuts, ironic mullets, and graphic t-shirts, and they get the gayest tattoos ever. | ||
And in the South, They're, you know, they're like chewing tobacco and they're like driving trucks and stuff, but they're like real men. | ||
And I respect that, even though I don't really appreciate their culture. | ||
So, so I love you. | ||
We have a complicated relationship, but you know what? | ||
I love the Southerners. | ||
They're good people. | ||
They're decent. | ||
They take things a little slower around here, but you know, they're good people. | ||
So, I do appreciate Southerners, even though it's not really my culture, so... Appreciate you, buddy. | ||
Thanks for buying the hats! | ||
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We love you! | |
We love you. | ||
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Stupid. | |
Stupid. | ||
I don't even know what that is, so... | ||
Maybe. I don't know. | ||
SidJayMcent25 I don't know. | ||
They do. | ||
They're jealous of us. | ||
They're jealous. | ||
They'll never be Rome. | ||
They will never be Rome. | ||
They will never be glorious. | ||
Mighty. | ||
They're, um... They're always gonna be these, uh, neurotic, feminine... Otto Weininger was correct. | ||
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They're feminine. | |
They'll never be Romans. | ||
And the Romans, where are they today? | ||
You're looking at them, asshole. | ||
That's so me, you're looking at them, Jew. | ||
You're looking at them, Ben. | ||
W. Rome. | ||
That's our, that's our legacy. | ||
That's who we are. | ||
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It's in our DNA. | |
I appreciate it, but that is foolish. | ||
There's a non-zero chance that Trump being a legendary New York real estate magnate knows | ||
what to say to earn their favor and he's leveraging his potential for power to bait them into | ||
their support. | ||
They want access. | ||
That's my cope at least so I don't become completely blackpilled. | ||
Thanks for the great show as always. | ||
God bless, Nick. | ||
I appreciate it but that is foolish. | ||
You're totally wrong. | ||
That is delusional cope. | ||
I'm glad you recognize it, though, but thanks for the super chat. | ||
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Let's go. | |
Thanks, Protestant Kruiper! | ||
Happy birthday! | ||
Happy birthday! | ||
Is this for me? | ||
My birthday? | ||
Or your birthday? | ||
sucked and what else is there to say about Joker 2? Middle finger. Todd Phillips, middle | ||
finger. Thanks Protestant Kruiper, happy birthday! Happy birthday, is this for me, my birthday | ||
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or your birthday? Either way, I appreciate the super chat. | |
Yeah, I'm not gonna watch I'm not watching either of them. | ||
Allowed me? | ||
I'm white, I can say whatever I want. | ||
But yeah, I don't know DJ Akademiks, so... I don't really know. | ||
he said you would be on a podcast with him. | ||
Aideen and Sneeko. He goes on Sneeko allowed him to say fuck interracial marriages. | ||
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Allowed me. | |
I'm white, I could say whatever I want, but I don't know DJ academics, so. | ||
I don't really know, I'm not really offended by that because I don't really know him. | ||
Yeah, that is sad. | ||
I didn't get one. | ||
I don't know if I'm going to get one. | ||
They said it's just a Dave single with special sauce. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Maybe I'll get one. | ||
I don't really like Wendy's that much. | ||
Wendy's used to be good. | ||
didn't live long enough to get one. | ||
Yeah, that is sad. | ||
I didn't get one. | ||
I don't know if I'm going to get one. | ||
They said it's just a Dave single with special sauce. | ||
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I don't know. | |
Maybe I'll get... | ||
I don't really like Wendy's that much. | ||
Wendy's used to be good. | ||
Can anyone relate? | ||
I think when I was growing up, when I was a kid, I thought Wendy's was really good. | ||
When I was a little kid, when they had like the big sun room in the front. | ||
What do they call that? | ||
The big like, the big window thing in the front. | ||
They were like old fashioned. | ||
Their meat tasted a certain way. | ||
Pause. | ||
Wendy's meat tasted... Okay, pause. | ||
No, but their burgers have like a very distinct taste. | ||
You know what I'm talking about? | ||
They're like... It was very distinct. | ||
And then they changed the formula somewhere along the way and now it tastes like shit. | ||
The fries suck. | ||
The fries used to be good, now they suck. | ||
The burgers used to be good, now they suck. | ||
Wendy's meat was crazy, dude. | ||
Wendy's meat... | ||
Was succulent. | ||
Now it sucks. | ||
Pause. | ||
Uh, but now I don't like it anymore, so... I never go to Wendy's. | ||
It's like an absolute last resort. | ||
So, uh... Yeah, but growing up, it was good. | ||
Now it's not so good. | ||
I used to have a 100-year-old neighbor, and she would go to Wendy's every week and get chili. | ||
Every week, she would go and get her chili, and we'd see her there. | ||
Her name was Louise. | ||
And she was literally a hundred years old, Polish. | ||
And, um... | ||
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Her house though was gross. | |
And she would always, when me and my sister were playing as kids, we'd be playing in the yard and she would see us and she'd try and come and talk to us. | ||
But it took her forever to cross the street because she was 100 years old, so we would just like run away. | ||
We don't want to talk to you. | ||
And that's not nice, but we were like, okay. | ||
I want to play with my lightsaber. | ||
I don't want to be in a conversation for 10,000 years. | ||
But, um, but yeah, she would go every week and get the chili there. | ||
She was, she was kind of rude. | ||
I'm not gonna lie, but she was rude. | ||
One time my parents were changing the siding on the house and she came over and she's like, well, I don't like the siding. | ||
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And it was a big controversy anyway. | |
Uh, but yeah, I don't really like Wendy's anymore. | ||
I'm saying it's- I'm saying we're justified in running away because she was rude, but, um, she did love the Wendy's. | ||
And so did we. | ||
But I don't like it anymore. | ||
Interesting. | ||
to Rachel Madden. | ||
I'm looking beyond 2028. | ||
Don't tell me what to do. | ||
Don't tell me what to do. | ||
Yeah, they've been talking about that forever. | ||
Never gonna happen. | ||
$10. Sir, when you become Supreme King Commander of America, will you be on time to the fireside chats? | ||
No. | ||
Nocap Knight sent $10, some J.P. Morgan redpills. Jamie Dimon is not Jewish, he claims to be completely Greek. | ||
However, J.P.'s COO and President, Daniel Pinto, is an Argentinian Jew and has been groomed to take over the firm | ||
for a couple years now. | ||
Is that true? | ||
I don't know if I believe that. | ||
Made a chum. | ||
Chum bucket. | ||
It's a chum burger. | ||
Yeah, I did see that. | ||
P.S. In advance, did you try a Krabby Patty? Rumors true? | ||
Made of plankton? | ||
Made of chum. Chum bucket. Zachariah Seeds sent $5. It's a chum burger. Hey Nick, did you see that Tristan Tate | ||
interview with that Leah girl and the pariah the doll? | ||
Skull, skull, skull, praying gesture, brav. I don't think Tristan knew. Crying face, crying face, backhand. | ||
Yeah, I did see that. I don't know how that happened. But it's sort of interesting. | ||
I haven't watched it yet. | ||
What's a balloon? | ||
Is that where they sit on the balloon? | ||
Or what is that? | ||
on it and stream before GTA 6. | ||
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What's a balloon? | |
Is that where they sit on the balloon? | ||
Pious Groyper sent $7. | ||
What is that? | ||
Will you declare a Groyper War III on women to get a wife? | ||
Pretty Fly White Guy sent $5. | ||
417. | ||
What creates a male feminist? | ||
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Being gay. | |
Being gay and retarded. | ||
a game retarded? | ||
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Okay. | |
ok ugh | ||
ok I don't know if that's real but look I'm 26 ok Okay. | ||
I'm 20... 34? | ||
You think I'm gonna go with a woman 8 years older than me? | ||
That's... I'm sorry, but you're swimming in the wrong... | ||
It's Adult Swim. | ||
I'm not allowed to swim in the pool yet. | ||
I'm eating an ice cream sandwich, okay? | ||
Joshua Graham Groeper sent $5. | ||
At least if Trump lost in 16, then we could be blissfully unaware and think about how close we were. | ||
Him winning and this being the result eight years later is far, far worse and honestly devastating. | ||
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Mmm, no. | |
Super Saiyan sent $5. | ||
Our friend Dean has an upcoming boxing match with a bigger, more experienced Bryce Hall. | ||
Can't wait to see consciousness leave him as his limp body hits the floor low. | ||
Are they actually gonna fight? | ||
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That's crazy. | |
a nice It's all about dumping J sw money and using our own money | ||
instead Bitcoin cash Bitcoin was hijacked They can have it bitcoin cash is programmable money for the | ||
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people That's crazy | |
Thanks, ma sent seven dollars Hey nick, is it possible that trump is just using israel | ||
for the vote because I feel like trump truly gives zero fucks about anyone | ||
Wouldn't be surprised if he screws them over like he did to you | ||
Ron had sent 25 If you're that stupid that you would dox yourself on the show, just forget it. | ||
Hey, I wanna work for you! | ||
And this is my name and this is where I live! | ||
Hello, discretion? | ||
Judges, etc to annually disclose their nation state status and try why are you doxing yourself fucktard? | ||
Just forgive you're gonna die if you're that stupid that you would dox yourself on the show. Just forget it a non | ||
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Ruby sent Hey, I want to work for you, and this is my name, and this | |
is where I live like do you know hello discretion judgment? | ||
She sent 250 I'm not voting for Trump anymore, you're right. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Tell your friends don't vote for Trump. | ||
Trump cucked out to Israel and he's not America first. | ||
Thank you for the huge super chat. | ||
07's finally a good one. | ||
These super chats are garbage tonight. | ||
Making me pissed off. | ||
Making me angry. | ||
So I send 20 crappy $5 Super Chats a month and I'm a troll. | ||
But if I send one crappy $100 Super Chat a month I get a big shoutout? | ||
Got it? | ||
Eats ice cream. | ||
Yeah, that's how it works. | ||
So idiots give $20 to the show and they spread out their long message over four $5 Super | ||
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Chats. | |
Thank you. | ||
That's considerate. | ||
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Got it. | |
Eats the ice cream. | ||
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Yeah. | |
It's, you're taking advantage. | ||
You're exploiting the system. | ||
You talked about Trump and Shapiro at the OHL, but forgot to mention your favorite RNC speaker, Shabbos Kessenbaum, who went with them. | ||
I didn't even see he went with them. | ||
He went? | ||
That's crazy. | ||
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True. | |
Don't make me tap the sign. | ||
$5 in the Old Testament we see in Genesis 1 26 it reads let us make man according to our image and likeness | ||
The Jews of the Old Testament worshiped the Trinity those Jews who rejected Christ after his resurrection created a | ||
new religion True grow I prefer life sent $5 favorite Star Wars battlefront | ||
to map. Thanks for all you do Latin Cross USA Don't make me tap the sign | ||
Years ago I posted on telegram That I'm keeping a cyanide capsule in my mouth if I have to | ||
get in one more conversation about pop culture nostalgia or fast-food restaurants | ||
It's just like the lowest form of Zoomer conversation. | ||
I don't know what the... It's sort of like the Boomer equivalent of when Boomers say that Zoomers don't know how to address an envelope. | ||
You know when, like, two boomers, no matter where they come from, will, like, bump into each other in the store and be like, huh, this generation, back in my day, we had to send a letter in the mail. | ||
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And boomers go, huh, huh, huh, the kids these days, they think that's an app. | |
They think the post office is an app, huh, huh. | ||
And the Zoomer equivalent is like, talking about fucking stupid pop culture nostalgia like Disney shows or like, comparing their completely asinine opinions about fast food. | ||
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McDonald's fries are goaded! | |
Nuh-uh! | ||
Burger King fries! | ||
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Burger King's fries are... What do they say? | |
What's the slang they use? | ||
They say it slaps. | ||
No one even says that anymore, it's like Zillennials. It's like... | ||
Total subhuman Zillennials say, That slaps. Like, hey, hey fucktard. | ||
Nobody said that in like nine months. | ||
Get with the program, you choogy bitch. | ||
That's another one. | ||
Choogy's another Zillennial. Like, never was. Slang word. | ||
Anyways. | ||
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Favorite Battlefront 2 map? | |
Favorite SpongeBob season? | ||
Are you a Hillenburg purist? | ||
How about shut up? | ||
Pupfarporker sent $5. | ||
Adorkable. | ||
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I don't know. | |
Favorite Battlefront 2 map? | ||
Probably... I don't know, dude. | ||
I think the Battlefront 1 maps were better. | ||
The basic bitch answers are most eyesly. | ||
Heroes and villains. | ||
What else did you even have? | ||
I'm trying even to remember. | ||
I guess, um, what was it? | ||
Migedo was pretty cool. | ||
And, um, there's so many. | ||
Death Star was good. | ||
Geonosis in Battlefront 2 sucked. | ||
Yavin 4 in Battlefront 2 sucked. | ||
Endor in Battlefront 2 sucked. | ||
Hoth in Battlefront 2 was good, I think. | ||
Kashyyyk sucked. | ||
Yeah, so Battlefront 2, Kamino. | ||
Oh yeah, Camino was good. | ||
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What else? | |
Cloud City, yeah. | ||
Cloud City was better. | ||
Cloud City, Battlefront 1. | ||
Kashyyyk, Battlefront 1. | ||
Renvar, what was the one with the Citadel? | ||
I forget the name of it, but that one was awesome. | ||
That was the best one. | ||
Mos Espa and Battlefront 1. | ||
Battlefront 1 maps were way better. | ||
Vehicles better. | ||
Way better. | ||
Chris Bild sent $250. | ||
May the Lord Jesus continue to bless and protect you as you tell the truth. | ||
At Chris Bild. | ||
Ephesians 6 11 to 12. | ||
Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. | ||
For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. | ||
Very true! | ||
Thank you for the huge super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
God bless, buddy. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
Poopfart Porker sent $5. | ||
Adorkable Prince is becoming mainstream. | ||
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Very exciting. | |
I'm not your boyfriend! | ||
Thank you. | ||
Oh, yeah. | ||
Destroy Israel. | ||
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Yeah. | |
What is wrong with you people? | ||
Well spoken young man. | ||
Great work, keep it up. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Groip sent $5. | ||
RFK Jr. just launched a digital forum called Policies4People.com, where citizens can post | ||
policy proposals that Trump's team will review. | ||
Could this forum be useful in the Groiper war? | ||
Oh yeah. | ||
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Destroy Israel. | |
Yeah. | ||
What is wrong with you people? | ||
How do you watch this show and say something so stupid? | ||
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Oh, we're going to write policies and they're going to use them. | |
Yeah. | ||
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Mm-hmm. | |
Yeah, totally. | ||
That's how it works. | ||
That's how politics works. | ||
Nick Quintey said $10. | ||
Tonight's black pill feels more like a black suppository. | ||
Okay. | ||
Nick Gare sent $5. | ||
Do you think nuclear energy is a meme? | ||
Sounds too good to be true with some of the claims made. | ||
Like infinite energy, clean, etc. | ||
Also see some strange people shill for it like Steven Crowder, Shapiro, and that's fear | ||
of zyakons. | ||
I'm very skeptical, but people swear by it. | ||
Oh my dude. Oh my gosh dude. | ||
This is just fucking pathetic. | ||
This is why this show is really not for you guys. | ||
It's for the smart people watching. | ||
This show is not for the dumb people. | ||
It is just for the smart people. | ||
It's an extractive, exploitative elite. | ||
They're using our money, military diplomacy to secure their own homeland. | ||
No, it is not five-dimensional chess where they eventually all leave. | ||
No, they want to be in every corner of the globe and they want to control the whole world and make all of us slaves. | ||
Stop with the fucking cult. | ||
Nick Fuentes sent $20, power lineman here. | ||
Bag packed ready to go help rebuild power grid of my fellow Americans and Floridians. | ||
Pray for us. | ||
Good luck out there. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I will do that. | ||
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psychiatrist here co2 warming is percent 99 BS the global temp issue has been | ||
solved increased solar activity and magnetism blocks cosmic rays which | ||
reduces the clouds that reflect heat ie decreases Earth's albedo and vice versa | ||
look up the cloud mystery featuring scientist Henrik Svensmark I will do | ||
that thank you Jesus first sent $5 Trump had the chance for war with Iran for | ||
four years he took millions from Sheldon Adelson and it didn't happen oh my god | ||
Modi loves Soleimani. | ||
Trump blamed Soleimani on Bibi. | ||
Trump was told his last day in office to bomb Iran by Bibi and he still didn't. | ||
He gave the order. | ||
If you look it up, he actually gave the order. | ||
They didn't follow through with it. | ||
And taking us out of the JCPOA put us on a war footing with Iran. | ||
Also, it's different now because October 7th happened and Jared Kushner and many others are saying, we never thought we would ever be in this position. | ||
We never thought it was possible. | ||
Now it's time to press the advantage. | ||
Everything you just said is wrong. | ||
He gave them everything they wanted. | ||
He put the IRGC on the terror list, gave them Jerusalem, which set the stage for October 7th, gave them the Golan, which set the stage for their war with Lebanon right now, tore up the JCPOA, which put us on the path to the war right now, set up the Abraham Accords, which put us on a path to the war right now, and now that the war is happening, now they can actualize it, and that's also what they're asking for. | ||
War with Iran, West Bank, You're just wrong. | ||
And stupid. | ||
And you should feel bad. | ||
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You're going home. | |
Oh, you feel bad lived in Virginia most of my life I didn't kiss the ground when I came here, but I was always | ||
grateful to be here respectful to the natives I assimilated and I love the old going home. So we're not | ||
telling me where I'm relocating to next don't get comfortable | ||
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Don't get comfortable because you're going back Matthew D sent $5. | |
You're building a new capital just for you. | ||
Matthew D sent $5. | ||
Can't wait to rock the camo hat. | ||
Thanks for being my only trusted source of info. | ||
God bless you, brother. | ||
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Based CroShetter sent $20. | ||
I was reading a study from ProPublica and they have this map of America showing future effects of climate migration. | ||
It shows what regions people will flock to when summers are too hot in southern states, uninhabitable or coastal cities flood, stuff like that. | ||
So scary lol but the Midwest is a W and so are you. | ||
Oh, thank you. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
You're a W. Sir, you're a W. You're an idiot. | ||
You're a W. | ||
You said if white people didn't exist there would be no more Christianity. | ||
Yep. | ||
Do you believe this? Pagan Rome was converted by Semitic martyrs. | ||
Why conflate religion and race? Tons of Christian movements all over the world. | ||
All tribes will be in heaven. | ||
You're an idiot. I never... | ||
It's not about conflating race and religion. | ||
You know, it's like you're such a fucking stupid idiot you don't even hear me. | ||
fucking stupid idiot. You don't even hear me. | ||
I said very specifically, but you have a zero IQ, so you just don't, you can't parse the words. | ||
I said whites are the race that systematized the Christian religion. | ||
Do you know what that means? | ||
Do you know what systematized means? | ||
It means they created the canonical Bible. | ||
It means that the church was established and organized in Rome, and it was the white colonists that evangelized the world. | ||
The Jews couldn't do it. | ||
Nobody else could do it other than us. | ||
And by the way, it was Greek philosophy which prefigured our understanding of the Logos. | ||
It was Greek philosophy which prefigured our understanding of the hypostatic union. | ||
And all of basically the scholastic philosophy that supports the Catholic religion. | ||
You think blacks could figure that shit out, you dumb idiot? | ||
You think Afri- they still don't have two-story buildings. | ||
Hey, Newsflash, look at the- look at the biggest buildings in Africa. | ||
They're all in Egypt. | ||
Their biggest buildings are like sat- they're radio towers. | ||
Okay? | ||
They still haven't cracked the code on the wheel or agriculture. | ||
You think they figure out scholastic philosophy or neoplatonism? | ||
You think they could fuse the pinnacle of Greek philosophy with revelation that was received through the Jewish Messiah? | ||
A fucking course not. | ||
And neither could the Indians. | ||
So it's whites that you have to thank for systematizing the Christian religion, whites you have to thank for evangelizing the world, and yeah, if you get rid of the whites, very quickly, the beating heart of the Christian world I think it will follow that the Christian religion will recede. | ||
I don't think that, contrary to what people say, they say, oh, these Hispanics are all Catholic. | ||
They're really not. | ||
Many of the Hispanic Catholics have retained elements of their pagan folk religions, Pachamama and the Angel of Death, and the Marian cult has turned into a fertility cult. | ||
The idea that because they nominally express Adherence to the Catholic religion does not mean that them becoming the majority of plurality of Americans would make America more Catholic. | ||
It does not necessarily follow. | ||
Same goes for Nigerians or Africans that are Catholic. | ||
Not the case. | ||
That's what I was saying. | ||
It's absolutely true. | ||
It's not a confla- I never once conflated, you dumbass. | ||
But you have- you have an 80 IQ. | ||
You're not even white. | ||
Thank you for that. | ||
Isaiah Henderson Brazee sent $5. | ||
Nick's been reading Mein Kampf. | ||
Hitler knew that you can't have everyone in the country making the decisions. | ||
He has powerful criticisms of the British Parliament. | ||
Chapter 4 or 5 of Dalton Translation. | ||
I didn't, look, I didn't get it from anything. | ||
Are you capable of thinking? | ||
Francisco Adderall Franco sent $5. | ||
I wanted to thank you for absolutely foeing that Dean Withers wink. | ||
I believe if you continue to debate more Gen Z cards it'll make some good entertainment. | ||
Too bad they're all insufferable to listen to when it comes to politics. | ||
So stay strong. | ||
It's good content, we like it. | ||
Lyle Negron sent $10. | ||
Maybe America first is actually the United States using these small countries to get wars with the countries we actually want to go to war with. | ||
We are just making Israel to take the blame for it. | ||
Okay, is this a joke? | ||
Are you pranking me right now? | ||
Probably true, but thank you very much for the super chat! | ||
Look, they're good people. | ||
Sneeko's a good guy. | ||
Aiden seems like a good... I don't know him as well as I know Sneeko, but he seems like a good guy. | ||
You are so much more intelligent than all of those people. | ||
Having you on their channel probably lifts their ratings. | ||
Probably true, but thank you very much for the super chat. | ||
Look, they're good people. | ||
Sneko's a good guy. | ||
Aiden seems like a good... | ||
I don't know him as well as I know Sneko, but he seems like a good guy. | ||
And you know, we're going to give him a chance. | ||
And we have to be open. | ||
We have to be open to understanding and compassion. | ||
I'm not bigoted. | ||
I don't look at someone just because they're Jewish and dislike them. | ||
So, you know, he said that he was touched by my testimony during the debate that we should have a country centered on God. | ||
So I think, you know, maybe God is working on him. | ||
Kaz was sent $10, you're Michael Corleone and Aideen is Hyman Roth. | ||
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And then, and Seiko is like Sonny, and then, and uh, this one is like Fredo, and then... You went to Glory for sent $10, say Michael prayer one day then write back to the wickedness and snares of Shapiro the next. | |
Can't believe we stood out in the cold together in Harrisburg for this goy. | ||
Maybe they did us a favor. | ||
Alright, let's not be dramatic. | ||
He cooked. | ||
He cooked with common sense. | ||
It's called common sense. | ||
Charleston is bringing it back. | ||
Charleston White is common sense. | ||
He's a real one and he cooked sneak on Islam and he's right. | ||
Muslims are angry and they have pointy shoes and curved swords and they will cut off your head. | ||
For being American. | ||
Everyone knows that. | ||
They sell cigarillos to black people. | ||
They have beards and they're angry. | ||
That's why they're blowing themselves up. | ||
It was so funny. | ||
I was like, yeah, the reason everybody is so problematic in the West is because of divorce. | ||
And Sneko's like, in Islam, there's actually two barren households. | ||
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It's like, first of all, they're polygamous. | |
Second of all, They blow themselves up. | ||
A Muslim joins ISIS or Al-Nusra Front or something and they join Al-Qaeda and their parents go, there goes my boy. | ||
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I was so proud. | |
He's all grown up. | ||
It's like white parents. | ||
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They send their kids off to college. | |
You know, they go, you know, the husband and wife go to the freshman dorm and the wife is like, we're just really going to miss you. | ||
And the dad goes, come, come here. | ||
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We're really going to miss you, son. | |
Good luck. | ||
Make us proud. | ||
In Islam, you know, the kid turns 14 and takes a child bride, pledges allegiance to ISIS, and a father and his seven wives go, they just grow up so fast. | ||
I remember when you were four years old that I gave you an AK-47. | ||
I remember when you were six years old that you executed an infidel for the first time. | ||
And now seeing you go march To become a martyr in the struggle against the great Satan? | ||
They just grow up, you know? | ||
No, but I was gonna do that bit, but I got cut off. | ||
I was gonna do a bit like that. | ||
You know? | ||
Like, look, we gotta stop with the Islamophobia cap. | ||
It's like, we can't be racist against Muslims now because we know Jews run the country? | ||
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I don't think so. | |
It's like, oh, Jews did 9-11 and that means you can never make fun of Muslims or it's Islamophobia. | ||
It's like, how about... | ||
How about don't... How about check Sneeko for a suicide vest? | ||
No, I'm kidding. | ||
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How about... It's still funny. | |
It's still... We're still gonna make fun of Muslims. | ||
We still don't want a mosque at Ground Zero. | ||
We're still never going to allow a mosque at Ground Zero. | ||
We're still bacon strips. | ||
Bacon strips nation. | ||
It is still epic mealtime. | ||
We are still eating bacon strips. | ||
You will not impose Sharia law. | ||
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Hey, listen, Sneeko, you're all right with me, but you're still not going to impose that Sharia law in America. | |
You're still that we're not going to we know Jews did 9-11, but we're still not going to let you impose Sharia law. | ||
Take away our bacon strips. | ||
And take away our freedom and stop worshipping Jesus. | ||
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And we like our women. | |
We like women here. | ||
We don't want to put them in burkas, alright? | ||
So that's kind of how I feel. | ||
You know, I got my camo hat on. | ||
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I got my camo hat on and I'm saying, hey Sneeko, you better not misbehave or I'll take you back to Iraq myself. | |
Been on tour of duty there. | ||
I was a hero in Iraq the first time. | ||
Sneeko starts acting up, trying to impose Sharia law. | ||
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I'll take him back to Pakistan myself. | |
My daddy fought and overthrew Saddam Hussein. | ||
I'll go back. | ||
I'll deliver Sneeko back there myself. | ||
I'll take Sneeko and his seven wives back to Pakistan myself. | ||
Take some Sim Sam water while I'm there. | ||
Mm-hmm. | ||
Because that's how we do it here in America. | ||
We eat bacon chips. | ||
Mm-hmm. | ||
We like McDonald's. | ||
Listen, I don't want to die for Israel, but I'm still not going to join your boycott of McDonald's. | ||
I still need a breakfast burrito and a Big Mac. | ||
Mm-hmm. | ||
So that's, so look, you know, we're moving towards, we're moving, we're, innovations are occurring here. | ||
Innovations are occurring in America first. | ||
Innovations are occurring on this show. | ||
We're, we're bringing together, yeah, we're going to bring together John Rich and Toby Keith, hating Muslims. | ||
But we're also going to bring together Louis Farrakhan and David Duke of hating Israel. | ||
As well. | ||
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We don't hate anybody. | |
Look, we don't hate anybody. | ||
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Look, we don't hate anybody. | |
We don't hate anybody here. | ||
I love everyone, but we are going to bring together, it's called fusionism, hating Muslims, hating Jews. | ||
No, we don't hate anybody, but we're bringing together distrust of Muslims, classic Glenn Beck, you know, Islam is problematic. | ||
We're also bringing together MindConf. | ||
And all of that. | ||
And we're marrying them together. | ||
And there is something happening here. | ||
Innovations are occurring. | ||
We're going to get Southerners in camouflage hats trashing Israel as well as Muslims. | ||
Sneko is like, let's stop trashing Muslims and start trashing Jews. | ||
I'm like, we don't have to pick. | ||
We can trash both at the same exact time. | ||
And it's perfectly consistent. | ||
You know. | ||
We have Mohammed320 in the chat says, L. He's spamming L. L, the goyim can't do it. | ||
Blame Jews for 9-11. | ||
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It's like, you're both going, you're both going back. | |
You're both going, we're going to have a bacon test. | ||
If you can't eat this strip of bacon, I'm taking you back to Pakistan myself. | ||
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I'm taking you back to the Middle East. | |
It's America first. | ||
We eat bacon here. | ||
We speak English. | ||
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We eat bacon. | |
We brush our teeth with toothpaste. | ||
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And our holy day is Sunday. | |
Not Friday. | ||
Not Friday. | ||
Not Saturday. | ||
Innovations are happening. | ||
This is the future. | ||
This is when southerners and northerners come together to say, get out! | ||
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Get out of my country! | |
Get out of my world! | ||
Sneeko is playing devil's advocate with his life. He respects you. Remember, it's his kindness that leads us to | ||
repentance. Romans 2.4 Salvation is of the Lord. Jonah 2.8. He wants to be proved | ||
wrong. There's a big tent in Christianity Thank you. H sent five dollars. Blackhunk was so based and | ||
cool. You should have him co-host America first with you, LaMau | ||
Maybe we'll bring him out That'd be cool to have him as a guest. | ||
I do love him. | ||
He's a good dude. | ||
I'll add him on Discord. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you for that! | ||
Dude, everyone can say it because we're all American. | ||
Wunk though. | ||
support drop nigga all you want you have the green light here in LA anyone with a | ||
Spanish last name is allowed nigga in the vocabulary period dude everyone can | ||
say it because we're all American super saiyan W also I like eco always doing | ||
the Muslim debate thing controversy is good content that we all agree ring-wing | ||
circle jerk isn't as interesting as blood sports I agree but he should have | ||
I wanted in on that. | ||
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So true. | |
Audra Niemann sent $5. Funny that mainstream cons like Kirk are now sounding the alarm on Christians refusing to vote | ||
and you have these shills blaming wokeness saying good luck with Kamala as if they won't be the first ones to see if | ||
Trump loses. | ||
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So true. | |
So true. | ||
Kosey Balfour sent $5. The hurricane response lies confirm your opinion about Republicans being just as bad as | ||
Democrats. A lot of Republicans want to be victims and use the same victimhood mentality Democrats use. | ||
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Bro. | |
Stop, dude. | ||
Okay, low IQ department. | ||
Ahmad sent $5. You're turning the chat into Muslim haters based on poisonous Jewish propaganda you despise. | ||
If you travel to the Middle East, most Muslims are loving and hospitable and not horny and angry. | ||
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HAHAHAHAHAHA! SEETHE! SEETHE! SEETHE! | |
Seethe! | ||
You're seething. | ||
This is America. | ||
This is America. | ||
We wear pants here. | ||
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We eat bacon! | |
We eat bacon! | ||
Deal with it! | ||
Christian nation! | ||
Bacon nation! | ||
Jeans! | ||
Rock and roll! | ||
Music! | ||
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Hell yeah! | |
Wrestling! | ||
Stone Cold Steve Austin! | ||
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Beer! | |
Trucks! | ||
Monster trucks! | ||
Football! | ||
Tits! | ||
Fox News! | ||
Xenophobia! | ||
Racism! | ||
Hating things you don't understand! | ||
Hating foreigners! | ||
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Get out! | |
Look, if you don't like it, love it or leave it. | ||
Hey, listen, Ahmed. | ||
Love it or leave it. | ||
That's all I gotta say. | ||
Love it or leave it. | ||
What's the Arab equivalent of oy vey, can somebody tell me? | ||
What's the Arab equivalent? | ||
Muslims be like, oy vey. | ||
Look. | ||
Look, this is a Christian country. | ||
We're not going to let Muslims bully us. | ||
Muslims pushing into our country, trying to convert us to their religion, and they think we're going to let it happen simply because we're all anti-Semitic? | ||
I don't think so. | ||
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Not on my watch. | |
Not on my watch, mashallah, they say. | ||
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Mashallah! | |
Yeah, no, I don't think so, buddy. | ||
Whiter than you, Muhammad. | ||
Sorry, pal. | ||
Hey pal. Big Mac. Charleston did make good points. | ||
He's a walking W. Thank you! | ||
Muslims, it's like... Muslims will trash everybody, then when you give them the same energy, then they go, you're Islamophobic. | ||
It's like, alright. | ||
It's like, hey! | ||
always clowning Dean and everybody knows what a racist piece of shit he is. | ||
If anyone wants to follow the ad is AmeriCofferist. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Muslims, it's like, Muslims will trash everybody. | ||
Then when you give them the same energy, then they go, you're Islamophobic. | ||
It's like, all right. | ||
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It's like, hey, hey, listen up, pal. | |
You know, suddenly then it's, you know, when Muslims and whites are standing alongside | ||
each other saying we're not anti-Semitic, but then you criticize Muslims, they go, well, | ||
you're Islamophobic. | ||
It's like, hey, all right. | ||
Listen. | ||
Tolerant. | ||
You know what tolerance means? | ||
You know what tolerance means? | ||
You know what it means when we say we tolerate something? | ||
Don't push it. | ||
That's what it means. | ||
Don't push it. | ||
Is it really two years already? | ||
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Wow. | |
Time flies. | ||
Don't push it. | ||
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Don't push. | |
That's crazy because it must be a glitch. | ||
It only says 50. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
The system... I gotta call tech support. | ||
trend. Everybody's doing it. That's crazy because it must be a glitch. It only says 50. | ||
That's crazy. That's crazy. I must the system. I got to call tech support. It must be broken. | ||
Nah, I'm teasing. | ||
I'm teasing you! | ||
I know you gave me 50 bucks yesterday. | ||
Thank you for the 100 a month in pieces. | ||
We love you, buddy. | ||
You are the GOAT. | ||
The GOATed editor. | ||
I love giving you a hard time. | ||
I love just giving you a hard time. | ||
I know you're a W. I'm just teasing you. | ||
Mike sent $5, go Pets. | ||
Fudge the Yankees. | ||
Directed at that guy always shilling for the Yankees. | ||
That's an all out sports war in the chat. | ||
Cubs. | ||
Cubs. | ||
The most important rule is to have fun, man. | ||
We just love everybody. | ||
We love having fun. | ||
You don't even take it that seriously. | ||
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I mean, don't get me wrong. | |
I'm deeply serious about our beliefs and everything, but on some level you do just have to have this Uh, joy. | ||
I'm like Kamala, we're bringing joy. | ||
Love speech. | ||
love speech! | ||
Oh my gosh, the cult is insane! | ||
You're such a cuck! | ||
You're totally getting betrayed by Trump, and you're just falling for it like an idiot. | ||
Look, you can vote for Trump. | ||
Do whatever you want. | ||
I will not be a sucker and vote for war with Iran. | ||
He's literally saying they're gonna bomb Iran. | ||
The first thing J.D. | ||
Vance said when he became the nominee was, we're gonna bomb Iran. | ||
All this stuff about an Iranian plot to kill Trump is obviously predictive programming, priming the pump, getting us ready for a false flag. | ||
And then they're going to support the strikes. | ||
Trump supported strikes on Iran's nuclear complex. | ||
You don't like to hear it because you're married to the idea of Trump. | ||
so you don't accept the facts. | ||
Local bandit sent $20. | ||
Southerner here from Texas. | ||
I love the content and what you are doing informing the masses. | ||
My ancestors actually came from the Mayflower. | ||
I'm a real bloodline American and a God-fearing. | ||
I'm in disgust with what the Jews are doing to our government | ||
and thank you for shedding light of the subject. | ||
You got some balls. | ||
God bless. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
We love Texas. | ||
My Mexican ancestors are from Texas, actually. | ||
So I'm a many generations Texan. | ||
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Never seen it. | |
Don't know what it is. | ||
the documentary Europa the Last Battle and what's your opinion on it? | ||
Never seen it, don't know what it is. | ||
VC Grover sent $5. | ||
Never heard of it. | ||
Did you hear about Kurt Doolittle's conference last week in Texas? | ||
What do you know about his movement? | ||
I remember when he pissed his pants. | ||
the First of all, it's 10 million illegals under Biden. | ||
There's 1 million foreign students now. | ||
You're going to get probably half as many as illegals. | ||
It's still a lot. | ||
And then the legal immigration will grow because Silicon Valley will sponsor immigrants to do a two-year or four-year degree program. | ||
So you're going to get a doubling, tripling of legal immigration, and then they're never going to go back. | ||
And they're taking high-value jobs, not just low-skill jobs. | ||
And Republicans are supposed to be restrictionists. | ||
If you vote for Trump, you're never going to get a restrictionist ever again. | ||
Okay, he posted this yesterday. | ||
Zorak sent $10. | ||
Hey man, I like the Christian stuff you say, but as a Christian, you should respect other religions like the Jews, for example, because they're the chosen people. | ||
Also, stop all the woman-hating and thinking they're weak. | ||
Don't you know they birth men? | ||
SMH. | ||
Also, the gay-hating is kinda Zeus. | ||
Amen. | ||
Smiling face with hearts. | ||
Smiling face with hearts. | ||
Nah, that's bait. | ||
Kyle Langford sent $10. | ||
Shoutout Bryce Hall. | ||
He's a real one. | ||
W. Bryce. | ||
Logician sent $5. | ||
When are you doing the E-Date stream on A-Dean? | ||
Not scheduled yet. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
that's crazy ahhh | ||
What, are you gonna put bombs in it? | ||
You gonna put bombs in the suit and kill me? | ||
Thanks, but I'm gonna buy a suit from a store. | ||
I'm not gonna pre-announce my arrival because if someone says, hey, I'm gonna put a suit on you, they're gonna put a bomb on it. | ||
They're gonna put a microphone and a bomb on it. | ||
Step one, put a microphone on it. | ||
Step two, put a bomb on it. | ||
And then they're gonna listen to all my conversations and they're gonna blow me up. | ||
Hey Nick, I'm definitely not a Mossad plant. | ||
I'd like to put clothes on you that have explosives all over them. | ||
I'm not going to pre-announce my arrival. | ||
I'm going to buy another suit at an unannounced location. | ||
I'm going to walk in, and then I'm going to switch it up a bunch of different times. | ||
I'm going to say, I want that one. | ||
And they go, actually I want that one. | ||
Actually I want that one. | ||
And I'm going to judge their reaction. | ||
And if they seem to be pushing a suit on me, I'm not going to buy that one. | ||
Maybe it's reverse psychology. | ||
Maybe I will buy that one. | ||
But I'm going to go back and forth a few different times. | ||
And I'm going to look at their micro-expressions, micro-reaction. | ||
I'm going to gauge which one has the bombs on it. | ||
And then I'm never going to get it altered or cleaned. | ||
And I'm just going to have to do this pretty frequently. | ||
I'm not going to let you put bombs in my suit. | ||
Thanks for the super chat, but I will not let that happen. | ||
Boy, I'm out, grower percent $5. | ||
Pryor gotta be a blackmail op. | ||
I know some of those e-celebs not gonna be able to resist that twink on bussy. | ||
There's gotta be something like that going on. | ||
But yeah, it's pretty freaky. | ||
It's pretty interesting how they're all connected to Vance, Teal. | ||
Bronze Age pervert. | ||
Isn't it interesting? | ||
Dasha. | ||
Dasha finds me to be an amusement, but then I shit on Vance and suddenly she's super duper serious, you know? | ||
We're doing this kind of playful thing where she's like, Oh my gosh, I love the gripers. | ||
She does that like vocal fry thing where she's like, I just love the gripers. | ||
She's doing like this vocal fry flirtation with me and I'm like kind of tongue-in-cheek doing it back. | ||
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Then I say, heh, Vance is a fat race mixer, right? | |
And then she jumps in and she's like, no he's not! | ||
He is not! | ||
And it's like, okay, why are you defending him so much? | ||
That's weird. | ||
And why did Pariah and the other girls, I should say, The real girl and then the other transsexual. | ||
Why did they do a show with James O'Keefe? | ||
Interesting connections James O'Keefe has. | ||
Conspicuously close relationship with Eric Prince. | ||
CIA contractor. | ||
Israeli intelligence front. | ||
And they did a show with him. | ||
They them did a show with him. | ||
Very strange. | ||
Very strange. | ||
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Many connections. | |
I see them all in the obsidian network. | ||
I see them all in the Obsidian Network. | ||
Devon deGamer sent $10. | ||
I see them all. | ||
Hey Nick, big fan of the show. | ||
Do you think Israel wants Iran to develop nuclear weapons so that way they have an excuse | ||
to nuke Iran and create hegemony in the Middle East? | ||
Will also keep the Likud government in power for longer? | ||
Seems very likely to me. | ||
No, I don't think, because Iran will be able to reconstitute the program. | ||
Scaredy Cat sent $7. | ||
Dear Nick, I burst out laughing last week when you said you had no credit card processing because you're awesome. | ||
That was delightful. | ||
And yes, you are awesome. | ||
Best wishes from, dare I say, your favorite. | ||
Unforgettable Fire sent $25. | ||
So true, Nick. | ||
Pacific Islanders come to Australia and embrace Christianity and lead wholesome lives. | ||
But they put their race first before the cross. | ||
Also, they fill the prisons. | ||
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True. | |
Yeah, I bet you never were in Call of Duty voice chat. | ||
Just something you're saying, LARPer, Poser. | ||
How old are you, sir? | ||
in every Call of Duty voice chat. I can't ever trust you. | ||
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40? | |
So Dean is kind of based in that way. | ||
Call of Duty. Yeah, I bet you never were in Call of Duty voice chat. Just something you're saying | ||
LARPer poser. $5 Chicago Trump International strong police presence and SWAT just now. Really? | ||
Yikes. | ||
It's too late. | ||
his its two like that of | ||
That's a tough one. | ||
Probably Israel Wadim. | ||
Israel Wadim, because he's obviously based. | ||
He's just low-key about it. | ||
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No, no. | |
That's bait. | ||
Sad face. He wouldn't do hate. By the way, those Palestine SMH, they keep being bad. | ||
No, no. | ||
Don't question what would Jesus do on this even if there's a double standard. | ||
That's no, no, that's bait. No, no. | ||
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That's bait. | |
Slapnut sent $5. How would you feel about Vivek running again in 2028? | ||
From what I've seen from him when he was running, he seems to have an interest in making America more united, | ||
which would be a step in the right direction. | ||
That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. | ||
What does that even mean? | ||
Interesting premise. | ||
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W-unk? | |
I'll wait. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat! | ||
a policy to offshore motherhood to the world's poorest moms so American women can act like dudes. | ||
Interesting premise. | ||
Dixon DeBose sent $20. Unk Charleston White for the W. | ||
Black pill him hard. He'll back you to the grave and bring millions to the light. W Unk. | ||
Pootpark Porker sent $5. Emerald Greens. Oh Emerald Greens. | ||
Kwopi sent $100. Virginia, the best southern state, pays tribute. | ||
Ah way. Thank you for the big super chat. I appreciate it. | ||
I love Virginia. | ||
Great state. | ||
Pretty cool over there. | ||
Thank you very much, Kwopi. | ||
Zorak sent $10. | ||
Long time supporter. | ||
Intention was to mock Normies rather than bait you. | ||
Is it? | ||
NAD Jot sent $35. | ||
Look it up, pussy. | ||
4 men united. | ||
You're getting agitated because I got- Look how mad he's getting. | ||
He was gonna put bombs in the suit. | ||
I clocked it. | ||
Now he's angry. | ||
Your plot is foiled. | ||
It's over. | ||
It's never gonna happen. | ||
You are not as smart as you think you are. | ||
You cannot outsmart me. | ||
He's getting mad. | ||
He was gonna put bombs in the suit. | ||
Got caught red-handed. | ||
Now he's mad. | ||
Nice try. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Okay, that's our last Super Chat. | ||
That's gonna do it for me on this very long show. | ||
That's gonna do it for me. | ||
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Leave a comment. | ||
I'm on the air Monday through Friday at 8 o'clock Central. | ||
As always, thanks for watching. | ||
Thanks to our superchatters, especially our top superchatters, ChristPilled, Anon, excuse me, AnonRuby, YNWAPalestine, MADJocks, ChillyGroiper, and Kwapi. | ||
Big thanks to all of them. | ||
Thanks to all our superchatters, everybody that watches this show. | ||
We love you. | ||
I will see you tomorrow. | ||
Until then, have a great rest of your evening. | ||
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo! | |
It's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. |