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Good evening, everybody. | ||
You're watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back here with you tonight. | ||
on Tuesday. | ||
Is it Tuesday? | ||
Yes. | ||
We have a lot to talk about tonight, lots to get into. | ||
We are on the road. | ||
I'm on the road, so I'm not in the studio. | ||
And I was planning on just not doing a show for the rest of the week, which would have been ideal, to be honest. | ||
To not have to do a show for three days sounds like a vacation. | ||
Sounds like a privilege. | ||
But I've been on the road for a while, and I figured I couldn't do that to you. | ||
So I'm going to be doing a show tonight, tomorrow, on the road. | ||
Thursday, I will be on InfoWars in the morning, and then I'll be back in the studio at night. | ||
So you get a show. | ||
You get basically a full week. | ||
We're going to be doing shows. | ||
This is the first time I've done a show on the road in I think almost three years. | ||
And I don't even know where to look. | ||
Am I looking in the camera right now? | ||
You have to tell me how it sounds because my audio might be messed up. | ||
But we're on the road. | ||
It's something about this camera. | ||
What is it about this MacBook camera? | ||
It's just doing things to me. | ||
I feel like I do when I was in LA. | ||
I look good on this camera. | ||
Why don't I look this good on my camera at home? | ||
I should do a show on the laptop all the time. | ||
Anyway, we got a great show for you tonight. | ||
Our featured story, we're going to be talking all about this group chat leak. | ||
And uh, you know, look, it's not the biggest story ever, but it's a slow news day. | ||
The hundred dollar a month club says I'm doing a great job. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
Now stop tagging me, please. | ||
But our feature story, we're talking all about this young Republican group chat leak. | ||
It's a very slow news day, but it is sort of interesting because this is happening in the context of everybody talking about how cancel culture is over. | ||
And everyone recognizes we're in a new ecosystem right now, sort of unprecedented, new territory. | ||
And by that I mean everybody is unbanned on Twitter. | ||
It seems that free speech is increasing if it's not all the way restored on Meta, Google, X. And cancel culture has certainly receded with the censorship. | ||
And I never thought I'd see it move in that direction ever. | ||
And so people have been talking a lot. | ||
There's been much said about how maybe we're in a post-cancel culture era. | ||
And there have been prominent examples of this. | ||
Big Balls, who was at the White House, and some of the crew that Elon Musk brought in for Doge. | ||
These guys got canceled. | ||
Or there was an attempted cancellation for things they had said on the internet. | ||
And it seemed that there was an intercession almost from Musk, Vance, other elements inside the administration to prevent them from being fired. | ||
And ordinarily that's how it works. | ||
Is a Republican group chat leaks, an old Twitter alt Gets found. | ||
Somebody is saying something they shouldn't be saying, and they lose their job. | ||
It's a scalp. | ||
It gets aired out in Washington Post or Politico or The Hill or whatever, Daily Beast. | ||
And traditionally, this is how it works. | ||
And then those people get their lives destroyed, reputations ruined, terminated from their jobs. | ||
And that seems now to be changing. | ||
And like I said, those are a couple of prominent examples to some of the Doge kids. | ||
Now we have another instance of this. | ||
And we're kind of charting a new course here, figuring out as we go along. | ||
Some young Republicans are in a group chat. | ||
They call them YRs. | ||
And it's kind of stupid because I I mean I don't even know how young these guys are. | ||
I mean, young Republicans now are like 45 years old. | ||
You have like 40-year-old men like Matt Kipta are calling themselves young Republicans. | ||
I don't even know what that means anymore. | ||
A guy's guy's fucking 39 or something. | ||
But in any case, they're in a group chat, and hundreds of messages leak, and they're just it's a right-wing group chat. | ||
So it's exactly what you would expect. | ||
And what's interesting now is that it seems like a lot of people are disavowing them. | ||
The young Republican Club disavowed them. | ||
They may be fired from their jobs. | ||
But other people, surprisingly, are now defending them, including prominently Matt Walsh, J.D. Vance, among others. | ||
Excuse me. | ||
And so it looks like this is yet another watershed moment, or you could say a potential data point in this new free speech ecosystem. | ||
So that's why it's somewhat relevant. | ||
We'll talk a little bit about the scandal tonight. | ||
We'll read through some of what was said. | ||
It's pretty funny, actually. | ||
I feel like my group chat is far worse, though. | ||
If my group chat ever leaks, it's over for me. | ||
You know, you think what I say on the show is bad. | ||
You know, it's not great in the group chat. | ||
But anyway, uh, so we'll we'll read through the political article, some pretty good stuff. | ||
We'll talk about the reaction. | ||
Have to say, I've been pleasantly surprised from Vance. | ||
And you know, Vance is my number one op. | ||
And I have major problems with him, but he has been remarkably consistent on this across the board for me. | ||
When I was banned on Twitter, he defended me for big balls or whoever it was in that. | ||
I I don't think it was Big Balls, who is another one of those guys. | ||
His name starts with a K. I forget it. | ||
Uh, but he defended that guy when he got canceled, and now he's defending these young Republicans, and they're I never thought I'd see it ever, but Republicans are finally learning to play the whatabout game, the whataboutism game. | ||
And I think that's absolutely overdue. | ||
Uh, and of course, I'm referring to the fact that a month ago you had people celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk. | ||
You've got Democrats running for office that want to like kill Republicans, and apparently that's fine, but then a Republican group chat gets leaked, and it's young white kids, they're being controversial, and then they're gonna get hanged. | ||
They're gonna get uh their lives destroyed. | ||
Why would we play along with that? | ||
We're in power, they should not be fired. | ||
Uh we'll also talk about Gavin Wax's role in it. | ||
I've heard some rumors that he was responsible for the leak. | ||
And I guess it's like some young Republican nonsense. | ||
It's like young Republicans fighting over committee seats and total utter nonsense, basically like adult model UN bullshit. | ||
And so supposedly Gavin Wax orchestrated the leak to damage some guy who took his committee assignment. | ||
And uh, you know, fuck all these people, and especially Gavin Wax. | ||
And I told a lot of people, nobody that's involved, none of these guys were groipers. | ||
I mean, I don't know these guys, but uh, you know, they they're influenced by the Grupers, everybody's influenced by Gropers under the age of 30. | ||
But I told some other people that I know that are peripherally connected to it. | ||
I said, dude, serves you right. | ||
Gavin Wax is hanging out with this Jewish grandma with Chuck Schumer commemorating the Holocaust, and everybody was telling me for years how based he was. | ||
And then he goes and sells out the group chat to like get back at some young Republican guy because they lost the student council president election. | ||
It's totally ridiculous. | ||
So uh anyways, we'll talk all about that. | ||
I'll tell you what I know about it. | ||
We're also going to talk tonight about Trump's announcement on the Gaza Pea. | ||
Not good. | ||
And we covered the Gaza Peace Plan, I think on Friday or Thursday. | ||
I don't remember exactly when we did a show covering the whole deal, but as you know, I'm not optimistic about the deal. | ||
I'm glad that people are no longer dying for now, and I'm glad that it's a gesture towards peace. | ||
But as I said last week, it does not resolve the root causes of the conflict. | ||
And this is why the conflict has been simmering for decades, for generations, and it's sporadically that it will boil over. | ||
And then it goes back to its state of simmering. | ||
But it's never fully resolved. | ||
And I think that that is all the peace plan does is it just defers this part of the conflict to a later date. | ||
I think that what most likely will happen is that Israel will shift its attention to Iran and decisively confront Iran soon. | ||
And then probably revisit Gaza within a year. | ||
And I think that's the most likely outcome. | ||
I seriously doubt that this plan has the specificity, the details. | ||
I don't know that Trump has the focus or willpower to follow through on it. | ||
I don't think Netanyahu has abandoned any of his goals that have been articulated for, again, for decades, but especially ever since the war in Gaza began. | ||
That being said, the reason I suspect this is because inside the deal, the 20-point plan, uh, some of the points have been agreed upon. | ||
The hostage prisoner exchange, ceasefire, um, the withdrawal of Israeli forces to a certain periphery inside of Gaza. | ||
But the most important things, there is no agreement. | ||
And among those things are the disarmament of Hamas. | ||
Israel started the war. | ||
Uh oh, well, they didn't start the war, but their strategic objectives in the war, I should say, were to demilitarize Gaza, and specifically to remove Hamas from power, which means disarming them and then expelling them or eradicating them and ensuring that they have no future in the governance of Gaza, or really no presence in Gaza at all, and certainly not with weapons. | ||
And I heard some reports last week that Hamas had agreed to lay down their arms. | ||
I don't believe that's verified, though, or under what conditions. | ||
And so anyway, the big news today that Trump, Trump comes out today during uh some ceremony and says, well, Hamas said they would lay down their arms. | ||
He said, but if they don't, I will disarm them violently. | ||
And so what does that mean? | ||
So now is the United States going to invade Gaza? | ||
We're going to now bomb Hamas ourselves. | ||
And I don't know how likely any of that is. | ||
It could be rhetoric. | ||
It could be a throwaway statement, but I don't like it. | ||
And I don't like anything about the deal. | ||
I don't like that there are 300 American personnel in Israel. | ||
There's a hundred operating the FAD, uh, the two FAD weapons systems. | ||
200 more have been deployed to oversee the logistics of the prisoner exchange. | ||
I don't like that there are Americans there. | ||
I don't like that we now own this because Trump has intervened. | ||
And I don't like the threat, even if it's an idle threat, even if it's uh, like I said, a throwaway remark. | ||
If that's his typical gunboat diplomacy, the kind of madman theory, whatever you want to call it. | ||
I don't like it. | ||
Uh so we'll talk about that too, is in the Washington Post. | ||
Should be a pretty good show. | ||
Before we get into it, I want to remind you to smash the follow button, smash the like button, leave a comment. | ||
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What else? | ||
Yeah, not much else. | ||
Kind of a slow day. | ||
I'm traveling. | ||
How do I look? | ||
I feel like I look good. | ||
I feel like uh this camera really makes my face look thinner. | ||
It makes me look whiter, makes my eyes look greener. | ||
So I don't know if you agree. | ||
Anyway, I'm literally looking at, usually I look at the uh Google Docs, I'm looking at myself right now, it's why I'm getting carried away. | ||
Uh but we're gonna move on. | ||
We're gonna get into the news. | ||
This will probably be relatively shorter show. | ||
Um, but we're gonna get into our first story. | ||
We'll talk about this political article. | ||
I'm gonna pull it up and we'll read through it. | ||
Like I said, this is from a young, and I don't know all the details. | ||
I don't know any of the people involved. | ||
I don't know the inside baseball here. | ||
I have a general idea of it. | ||
You have this group chat of YRs, young Republicans, and I guess it's just a typical conservative group chat. | ||
These are under 30, age under 30, young white men, very conservative, and it's exactly what you'd expect. | ||
Very explicit, very racial, very um provocative. | ||
Somebody leaks the group chat to Politico, and they put it out, they blast everybody in it, and now they're calling for everybody to get fired. | ||
So this is a story from Politico. | ||
It says, quote, leaders of young Republican groups throughout the country worried what would happen if their telegram chat ever got leaked, but they kept typing anyway. | ||
They referred to black people as monkeys and the watermelon people, and mused about putting their opponents in gas chambers. | ||
They talked about raping their enemies. | ||
Who would ever do such a thing? | ||
Who would ever say such a thing? | ||
That's terrible. | ||
Imagine I'm appalled, actually. | ||
Uh, driving them to suicide. | ||
They lauded Republicans who they believe support slavery. | ||
William Hendricks, the Kansas YR vice chair, used the words nigga and nigga, variations of a racial slur. | ||
Thanks for telling us, more than a dozen times in the chat. | ||
Bobby Walker, vice chair of New York State, young Republicans referred to rape as quote, epic. | ||
Peter Gunta, who at the time, Peter Junta, Gunta, who at the time was chair of the same organization, wrote in a message sent in June that everyone that votes no is going to the gas chamber. | ||
He was referring to an upcoming vote on whether he should become chair of the young Republican National Federation, the GOP's 15,000 member political organization for Republicans between 18 and 40. | ||
So these guys are like going to be in charge of the youth. | ||
This is what I'm talking about. | ||
Like everyone's a groiper now. | ||
I don't even know these people. | ||
I've never met these people. | ||
Uh, and yet, and I don't know that they identify as Groipers. | ||
I don't know if I don't believe they talked about me. | ||
If they did, I'm sure it'd be in here. | ||
Um, but it just goes to show this is just this is the mood of my generation. | ||
This is the mood, this is the zeitgeist of the under 25, under 30 crowd, especially for white men. | ||
Uh it's just where they are. | ||
Anyway, it goes on, it says, um, he continued, I'm going to create some of the greatest physiological torture methods known to man. | ||
We only want true believers. | ||
Did I write this? | ||
And was I in the group chat? | ||
Um, and so these are some of the screenshots. | ||
Well, it just reiterates what was already reported here. | ||
Uh Joe Molino previously identified himself as the general counsel for New York State Young Republicans, wrote, can we fix the showers? | ||
Gas chambers don't fix the Hitler aesthetic. | ||
I don't even know what that means. | ||
I'm ready to watch people burn now, said a woman, Annie K. Katie. | ||
That just sounds try-hard, typical stupid bitch. | ||
No offense if she's watching. | ||
The exchange, no, she's probably a nice person, but like, why were there women in the group chat like edge lording? | ||
Kind of gay, honestly. | ||
But anyway, it says the exchange is part of a trove of telegram chats obtained by Politico spanning seven months among messages, uh, seven months of messages among young Republican leaders in New York, Kansas, Arizona, and Vermont. | ||
Chat offers an unfiltered look at how a new generation of GOP activists talk when they think no one is listening. | ||
And it goes on like this. | ||
Um they've been disavowed. | ||
It says prominent New York Republicans, including Alice Stefanik and state Senate minority leader Rob Ort denounced the chat. | ||
Festering resentment among young Republicans have now turned into public recriminations, including allegations of character assassination and extortion. | ||
And here's basically the story of how this came about. | ||
So I guess there was a beef between Gavin Wax and the guy who ran the group chat. | ||
Gavin Wax and this guy, uh Peter Junta, Junta, whatever his name is. | ||
They had some beef because I guess this guy Peter got this committee chair position, and Gavin believed that he was passed over or usurped or screwed over. | ||
And so supposedly, this is a story. | ||
Supposedly, Gavin Wax leaned on, this is what is being alleged, somebody who was in the group chat working for his rival Peter, and got this guy to send him the chat logs. | ||
And allegedly a threat was made or implied that if this person did not comply, that Gavin would go after him for violating an NDA, which covered some sordid activities. | ||
This is what I'm, this is what the streets are saying. | ||
These are the rumors. | ||
Not verified. | ||
These are allegations. | ||
So Gavin Wax leaned on a guy inside his rival circle, this guy that apparently he believes usurped him. | ||
Gavin got the logs, and one of his people, or he himself allegedly handed this over to Politico to blow up this guy's inner circle, because that was the group chat. | ||
It was the war room for this rival. | ||
And I would say the first thing about the story is if this is true, who is at fault here? | ||
It's Gavin Wax. | ||
And I'm a big believer, and if you're engaging in this kind of petty friendly fire nonsense, you should just be blacklisted. | ||
You just gotta go. | ||
And by that I mean this cannot be tolerated in right-wing circles. | ||
It's kind of friendly fire. | ||
I mean, read the room. | ||
Charlie Kurt just got shot in the face by the left. | ||
And the tension is ratcheting up at these ice facilities in Chicago and Portland. | ||
Like these people want us dead. | ||
And you think about the gravity of the situation we're in to be to be going after and betraying your own people, which is people you know or did know, young white guys that are controversial, feeding that to the left. | ||
And by the way, in such a manner that reinforces political correctness. | ||
Because of course, what is this story going to be used to say? | ||
They are running this up the flagpole, and this will have ramifications, not just for the people involved immediately, but for everybody. | ||
Because they're going to put this out to politico, and the headline is gonna be Generation Z, the young white men are all Nazis. | ||
We have a Nazi problem. | ||
And what do you think this does for every under 30 white Republican, white man, conservative in politics? | ||
Huge target on their backs. | ||
This puts pressure on TikTok and X to censor. | ||
It puts pressure on Republicans to denounce and close ranks and you know, tighten up. | ||
And it gives the left ammunition because it justifies, especially after what happened, not just that Charlie Kirk was shot, but that so many of the left wing people were punished for celebrating Charlie Kirk's death. | ||
I mean, read the room. | ||
So if this story is true, then that means Gavin Wax is a traitor, traitor to his generation, to young white men, to right wingers, to free speech, all of it. | ||
And of course, it should not be lost on anybody who Gavin Wax is. | ||
And, you know, listen, I've talked to Gavin Wax before. | ||
think I have. | ||
I'm not a fan of the guy. | ||
And, you know, people have said, oh, you know, he likes you, he wants to meet you, this sort of thing. | ||
But at the end of the day, guy's Jewish. | ||
And not only that, it's not just that, okay, which is, you know, people might say, well, he's part of the Zionist organization of America. | ||
Isn't he sent up to be in the world Zionist Congress in some kind of position? | ||
The guy's deeply embedded in pro-Israel politics. | ||
That's no coincidence. | ||
Think about the time and place. | ||
He's from New York City, Jewish, president of the New York Young Republicans. | ||
He's sent up for a position. | ||
I think it's either the ZOA or the WJC. | ||
He's a liter, I'm not making that up. | ||
He's either a delegate for the ZOA or the WJC or the WZO, World Zionist Organization or Zionist Organization of America. | ||
I didn't do my research before the show. | ||
And this was something else that I saw earlier, either this year or last year. | ||
He's with Chuck Schumer, the senator from New York, a Democrat honoring his grandma, who he says was a Holocaust survivor. | ||
Now, for context, the grandma was in Italy in the 1940s. | ||
That's a Holocaust survivor now. | ||
So go figure. | ||
Gavin Wax, the provocative, plucky chair of the New York Young Republicans, which is a pretty edgy club. | ||
I mean, they host the gala every year, and that's all these people fucking talk about. | ||
No offense to them, but all the NYYRC, all I ever talk about is how, you know, Jeremy Fragritz went to the fucking club one year, and it's like no one's ever heard of the end of it. | ||
But anyway, uh, that's kind of like an inside joke. | ||
But so he's at this club. | ||
It's a pretty edgy club. | ||
Like Steve Bannon goes to their thing. | ||
Some of the rhetoric's a little edgy. | ||
And he's with the Senate minority leader, former Senate majority leader of the Democrats, another Jew from New York, Chuck Schumer, honoring his grandma, who he claims was in the Holocaust. | ||
She's from Italy. | ||
She's a Jew from Italy. | ||
She was in Italy during the Holocaust. | ||
And I saw that on Twitter. | ||
They posted it. | ||
It's like Chuck Schumer, Gavinwax, and Gavin Wax's grandma. | ||
And my first thought is that's a Holocaust survivor now. | ||
You know, at least the other survivors could say, like, we went to an actual camp, you know. | ||
Not to be glid, but it's like at least you could say there's some plausible. | ||
Okay, maybe you were there, maybe who knows? | ||
Were you one of the ones that really got operated on by Mengele or whatever? | ||
Uh, or, you know. | ||
She was in Italy. | ||
That's the Holocaust now. | ||
And what's more, this is once again, you know, I my debate with Gavin McGuinness came out yesterday, and the second part came out today. | ||
They're constantly insisting it's factional that you've got these left-wing Jews and right-wing Jews, and they're fighting each other. | ||
And yet, where are they on Holocaust Memorial Day? | ||
You got the chair of the NYYRC, a very edgy right-wing club, allegedly, you know, ostensibly new right, affiliated with some of these right-wing parties in Germany and in Europe, and they're sitting down right there with the Senate majority leader, former Senate majority leader for the Democrats. | ||
So where's the partisan? | ||
Where's the factional dispute there? | ||
And so I saw that and I said, yeah, I don't trust, I don't care what anybody says. | ||
I don't like this guy. | ||
I don't trust this guy. | ||
Um, it'd be one thing if he was just Jewish. | ||
Look, it's New York. | ||
A lot of Jews live there. | ||
A lot of Jews on the board of the NYYRC. | ||
It is what it is. | ||
But he's a delegate for Zionist organizations. | ||
He's meeting up with Chuck Schumer. | ||
He's doing the whole Holocaust drift. | ||
And then, surprise, surprise, he's throwing all of his compatriots under the bus to get back over the student council president election for the young Republicans. | ||
Aren't you a little old for that, pal? | ||
Don't you have a job at the State Department? | ||
Like, why do you need that? | ||
So if that story is true, and I don't know that it is 100%. | ||
I've I've heard a few different versions of the story, but that's the one that sounds convincing to me. | ||
Dude, this guy has to be expelled from everything. | ||
Like he should be the one that should get canceled. | ||
Because I think we all recognize whatever the disputes, factional disputes within the right wing, the left literally wants us dead. | ||
Uh, we know that after Charlie Kirk was killed, and before people flip out, whether you believe that Charlie Kirk was killed by a leftist or not, it does not change the fact that leftists celebrated. | ||
So what does that tell us? | ||
Whether Charlie was killed by the RNC or the Mormon Mafia or Israel or whatever, okay, which are all, you know, potential suspects, the left celebrated regardless. | ||
They made action figures, t-shirts, they danced, they laughed. | ||
Maliciously, they crashed the vigils. | ||
That's who they are. | ||
And Charlie Kirk was to the left of all of us. | ||
I mean, he was probably to the left of NYYRC, almost everybody in there. | ||
Left of all the Gropers, everyone in the group chat, and they wanted him dead for his views. | ||
And so, like I said, read the room. | ||
If you're feeding your fellow Gen Z, white, pro-America compatriots to the left on the basis that they are racist Nazis for saying the N-word, um, you're worse than the left. | ||
Like you're worse than the enemy. | ||
You're a traitor. | ||
Who could ever trust this guy ever again? | ||
Where's the discretion? | ||
Where's the it doesn't exist? | ||
And this is where, you know, I saw some responses. | ||
I was actually pleasantly surprised. | ||
JD Vance came to the defense of these guys and masterfully flipped it around on the left. | ||
And um, honestly, I think that's cynical. | ||
I think that JD Vance knows the right things to say, and he, you know, he knows that that's like um the optical thing to do, because I think he's very a very skilled politician. | ||
Regardless, I give him credit. | ||
I appreciate that. | ||
That needs to be said. | ||
That's good that he in his stature is saying this. | ||
He came out and said, uh, there's a candidate running in Virginia for a statewide office who says that Republicans should die. | ||
Nobody in the RNC group chat or the YR group chat said that. | ||
And if they did, they're joking around. | ||
They're making jokes, they're being silly. | ||
They don't think anybody's watching. | ||
So we all know you code switch. | ||
I don't think that's malicious. | ||
When you're in private, you say things that are that are edgy. | ||
I know that's like hard for people to believe. | ||
You say things that are only understood within the context of who you're with. | ||
Everybody knows that's a joke. | ||
These are young Republicans. | ||
They want to cut taxes, you know. | ||
Um, they're not actually on ironic exterminationists, national socialists. | ||
And when you're with friends, you get comfortable. | ||
You know, that they understand it as a joke. | ||
You're not airing that out on the front page of politico. | ||
You don't intend for that to happen. | ||
Um, and so JD Vance turned it around and said, Look, I mean, yeah, you got some knucklehead kids. | ||
Yeah, they're in college. | ||
You know, these are young kids joking around in a group chat. | ||
Meanwhile, you got people that are actually trying to take over the government that want conservatives to die. | ||
And conservatives are being murdered, and they're they like that. | ||
So I thought that was great. | ||
But I will say that another reaction came from Matt Walsh, and I replied to one of Matt Walsh's tweets. | ||
He said, after Charlie died, I said that we need to unify, and everybody basically told me no. | ||
He said, but we don't understand that the left is trying to ruin our lives, blah, blah, blah. | ||
But I said, look, Matt, I said, and I don't know when he said that he wanted the right to unify. | ||
I don't know if he was referring to me. | ||
And maybe he was, and maybe he wasn't. | ||
Maybe he was intending for me to be um one of the people he wanted to extend the olive branch to. | ||
I'm open to that. | ||
If he texted me privately, I'd be very discreet and down low about it. | ||
You know, I wouldn't tell anybody that he's a closeted grouper or something or whatever, a fan of the show. | ||
Um, but I said, look, it's it's really hard for anybody to unify with you, Matt, because you work with Ben Shapiro, Andrew Claven, and Jordan Peterson. | ||
And they are all in the pocket of Israel. | ||
And we know that these people, they hate us. | ||
Like anyone that is not down with Israel, they actually hate. | ||
And like it's not a Christian thing where it's like we love our enemies. | ||
No, no, like they want us dead. | ||
Just like the left wants us dead. | ||
Shapiro wants us dead. | ||
Claven wants us dead. | ||
And think about the way they talk about us. | ||
They call us filth, garbage. | ||
Like it's, it's they can barely conceal. | ||
It's like a seething contempt and hatred. | ||
And so I look at someone like Matt Walsh, and he kind of sounds like the white guy in the story with Gavin Wax, where it's like, yeah, maybe you're okay. | ||
And you I think Matt Walsh's intentions are good, but who's down the hall into the left? | ||
It's Shapiro who ruins people's lives. | ||
It's it's Claven who would do the same. | ||
It's Jordan Peterson who said I'm lower than a rat. | ||
And it's like, I'm sorry. | ||
I I would like to unify with you, and I'd like to think you're a good guy, but I I can't actually unite with you as long as you're mobbed up with that crew who are who are very similar in that way to Gavin Wax. | ||
And so it's it's sort of I have the same message for Walsh, for anybody, uh, for the Trump voters. | ||
It's we need to start taking our own side. | ||
And recognizing that you just can never get too comfortable around these people. | ||
Because on some level, you don't even know. | ||
Is the real reason that Gavin Wax leaked the group chat? | ||
Is did he do that on the order of the Zionist lobby? | ||
They must know they have a Groiper problem. | ||
I don't, these guys I don't know. | ||
But Grupers are all over the government, and everyone knows that. | ||
There's Grupers at Harvard, there's Gropers in all the Ivy League schools. | ||
I talked to all of them. | ||
There's Grupers in government, there's Grupers in every department, every agency. | ||
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And I almost wonder if this was an operation to try to start to roll that back. | ||
You don't know. | ||
And uh, and I I would suspect that I'm probably not far off the mark on that. | ||
So it's just another message that these people are not really on our side. | ||
Anyone's a uh delegate for the ZOA, I don't care how based they sound. | ||
I don't care if they told you they're gonna be your friend forever. | ||
All roads lead to Rome, you know, maybe they said, oh, we're gonna be friends forever. | ||
Guys, we'll be friends forever, right? | ||
Um all roads lead to Rome. | ||
You know, no, no, actually, that's not the case, especially with them. | ||
This is what they do. | ||
And here's the last thing I'll say about it before I move on. | ||
Of course, I did a viral clip last week, I think on Friday, where I said that I want the Grupers to infiltrate the system. | ||
I want them to go to highly selective schools. | ||
I want them to infiltrate the top law firms, the biggest businesses, defense contractors, the security state. | ||
And a lot of people clowned on me for that. | ||
And now people are saying, well, this is what happens when you infiltrate. | ||
I I would say to that, and and by that I mean they said, well, look, Nick said to infiltrate, these are the fruits of infiltration. | ||
You get exposed in group chats, et cetera. | ||
It doesn't work. | ||
I would say on that point, to build upon what I said on Friday. | ||
This is why I tell people, hide your power level. | ||
Okay. | ||
You're not hiding your power level if you're in a group chat with hundreds of people saying we're gonna put people in gas chambers, okay, guys. | ||
Now I know it's funny, and I joke around like that on my show, and I'm very cavalier about it, and maybe I'm setting a bad example. | ||
But if you are in the young Republicans, and I'm speaking to you, if you're in college republicans, if you are in the administration, if you're in a high position, you can't be putting this in writing. | ||
You can't, I'm not gonna say don't ever joke. | ||
But look, signal, telegram, let's put the disappearing messages timer on. | ||
Let's not put this in writing. | ||
Let's not, let's just not go there. | ||
If you're gonna hide your power level, if you're gonna be a ninja, you can't go blasting off in everybody's faces, pause. | ||
You can't be blasting off with all this kind of stuff in a giant group chat in writing with your real face. | ||
Okay, we can't that's not good OPSEC. | ||
It's not a good idea. | ||
You can't do it. | ||
And you'd be surprised. | ||
I've had this talk with a lot of people. | ||
And I tell them, this is big boy stuff, okay? | ||
Time to put on the big boy pants. | ||
We gotta grow out of that stuff. | ||
And I get it, it's tough. | ||
You know, people want that release. | ||
It's difficult. | ||
When you're infiltrating the system, you have to wear a mask. | ||
And you have to assume an identity. | ||
It's a spy game. | ||
It's tough, especially for young guys. | ||
They want that release. | ||
They want to be able to be authentic, especially me. | ||
I mean, I've fought a very difficult battle to be myself. | ||
But when you're doing that, it's so risky. | ||
The other thing I'll say about it though, is that it's not the end of the road for them. | ||
For anybody that says, oh, this proves infiltration doesn't work. | ||
I would say in any war, there's battles, and in every battle, you move up and down the battlefield. | ||
And this is just what happens. | ||
It's attrition, you know. | ||
Over time, there's this swarm. | ||
Young men, all young men are getting red pilled. | ||
All young men are talking like this, okay, unless they're gay. | ||
Uh or, you know, even, and even some of the gay ones are talking like, you know, according to JD Vance, there's like normal gay guys, apparently, that are talking like this, okay? | ||
Everyone's talking like this. | ||
Every, every under 30 young white man is even left-wing ones are joking like this. | ||
Trust me. | ||
And it is just jokes. | ||
Political correctness is dead, wokeness is over, okay. | ||
Comedy has been legalized. | ||
We have legalized comedy. | ||
We're all talking like this. | ||
Um, where was I going with this? | ||
I totally lost my because of that awesome joke. | ||
Comedy got legalized. | ||
Everyone's talking like this. | ||
What was I gonna say? | ||
Um, oh, yeah. | ||
And so look, this is happening everywhere. | ||
Okay. | ||
Everyone's paying attention to this. | ||
Everyone's paying attention to the conversation being changed. | ||
And every generation of Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Princeton alum is gonna graduate a good amount of Groipers. | ||
And a good amount of them, no one knows who they are. | ||
I don't know them. | ||
They're not involved in anything. | ||
They're just keeping it to themselves. | ||
And eventually they're going to become very powerful. | ||
And along the way, yeah, some of them are going to get their spot blown up, and some of them are going to get canceled, and some of them are going to get fired. | ||
You know, but that that is just the name of the game. | ||
And here, here's something. | ||
It's sort of like that survivorship bias kind of diagram. | ||
It's like, maybe that doesn't apply here. | ||
It's I have to think about it to really understand that. | ||
Um, but if infiltration was useless or unnecessary, why would they be doing this? | ||
You know, why is it that some of these um like left-wing journalists and others, why do you think, and this political guy that wrote this piece, this guy's been sniffing around that scene for a long time. | ||
Why do you think they're so up everybody's ass? | ||
If infiltration didn't matter, if they weren't concerned, you know, what why do you think they're panicking and mobilizing and freaking out and trying to frame the groupers for killing Charlie Kirk? | ||
It's because they they don't want to graduate a new generation of future elites who are not beholden to Israel, who are not woke, you know, whatever. | ||
It's because it works. | ||
And so just because you lose a battle, or even you get pushed back on the battlefield, it doesn't mean you give up the war. | ||
It doesn't mean you give up the fight. | ||
And I saw some people saying that. | ||
I thought that was really petty and kind of um pathetic that people use this as an opportunity to like score points. | ||
It's like, no, these guys were doing a great thing. | ||
These guys are um, they're not woke, they're based, and they're doing what they're supposed to be. | ||
They're rising up in the party leadership, they're rising up in the government. | ||
Um the mistake that they made is that they were sloppy. | ||
They were careless, they were sloppy, and and I'm assuming these are jokes. | ||
I mean, and I do just want to clarify, because it is worth saying on the record. | ||
This is just how young kids talk, okay? | ||
It is jokes. | ||
To the extent if these guys are not joking and they're unironic, you know, they want to kill everybody, then obviously I don't support that. | ||
This is the language of Generation Z. This is the language of a generation that was told for 10 years everything's racist, everything's whatever. | ||
And this is just how they speak. | ||
Uh, most of these guys are Catholic, Christian, um, they're just patriots. | ||
They they want what's best for the country. | ||
Then they just go home and they make edgy jokes with each other because it's uh transgressive. | ||
It's what young people do. | ||
I mean, if that even needs to be said, it should be said for the uh, like I said, just on the record, but um, because you know, and that's why I really have uh an axe to grind now with Gavin Wax. | ||
This and a lot of these other things, just trust me on this. | ||
Well, and it's just logical. | ||
They're gonna run stuff like this up the flagpole and they're gonna use it to beat us to death on the left and on the establishment right. | ||
They're gonna use stuff like this to scare monger and fearmonger, even this show, for example, and they're gonna say, Generation Z are all Nazis, this is how they talk when no one's looking. | ||
They're hiding their true evil intent, and that's why they have to be stopped at any means necessary. | ||
And no doubt the the left is radicalizing Tyler Robinson's to go and kill people like this. | ||
And they're they're mobilizing their base to go and vote in the next election because they think Trump represents all this. | ||
And the end goal then is to pass laws to literally hurt us and destroy our lives, to throw us in jail, people like you, me, people like those named in the article, and then oppress everybody, you know, and like punish us with immigration and the rest of it. | ||
So, you know, for Gavin Wax to do that, you know, maybe you could get away with that 10 years ago. | ||
That kind of bullshit was very common. | ||
That's just politics. | ||
Um shame on the people that were involved for being so sloppy and careless. | ||
Like it's everybody does it, but you really shouldn't. | ||
It's just irresponsible because you're there on a mission, you're a spy. | ||
Uh, but really, fuck Gavin Wax. | ||
Everybody needs to like text him and say, hey, fuck you, man. | ||
If you know him, if you have his number, if you're in politics, you have an obligation to say, hey, man, fuck you. | ||
If This story's true. | ||
Because it's like you have betrayed everybody. | ||
And you know, thanks for proving the stereotype, too, by the way. | ||
Um, so I mean, I will have nothing to do with anyone who's involved with him. | ||
I'm not going to hang out with somebody that leans on people and threatens litigation. | ||
Allegedly, threatening, threatening litigation to get the text messages. | ||
I'm going to tell on you to politico, because you made a funny, because you made a joke. | ||
Because I didn't get, I didn't win student council president and the young Republicans like, fuck you, dude. | ||
F you total dirtbag. | ||
So, you know, and I maybe I'll be eating these words later if if there's proof that this is not him. | ||
But I very strongly suspect that that is the case, even though it's alleged. | ||
And I will get to the bottom of it. | ||
But if that's true, like, no quarter, no quarter for traders like that. | ||
Disgusting filth. | ||
No surprises either. | ||
I would not even be the slightest. | ||
I would not be surprised in the slightest if uh that was his doing. | ||
Because that's how that's how these people are. | ||
And by these people, I don't mean Jews. | ||
That's not a dog whistle. | ||
I mean these like Zionist Jewish types. | ||
They will do anything for Israel. | ||
And in particular, these like, you gotta understand something about government. | ||
The government is filled. | ||
Like, I hate to say it, I really do. | ||
But John Doyle's kind of right. | ||
That the Washington, D.C. and the Republican Party and uh the administration, it is filled to the brim with like stunted uh arrested development, losers from high school. | ||
And the second that they get a committee assignment in the GOP, the second they get a head pat from the government, they uh cannot wait to exaggerate their importance, cannot wait to flex their administrative powers that are at their discretion. | ||
And literally they all think that they're the man. | ||
Like every every Republican, staffer, intern, you know, wannabe. | ||
They all think that they're the man and they want to go and swing their you know, big you know what around the city. | ||
And uh that's just prototypical. | ||
And if you're in DC, you know exactly what I'm talking about. | ||
It's like these Washington, D.C. creatures, and that's what Gavin Wax is running the NYYRC, complete climber striver, you know, wannabe student council president, wanna be uh factotum or Miranda Cosgrove from School of Rock, and that's just so typical to like not see the big picture and him being a Zionist Jew. | ||
Uh that plays a part too. | ||
Um, but anyway, so that's that. | ||
I want to move on. | ||
I want to talk about this story in the Washington Post, which I'll pull up. | ||
This is another big story, not cool. | ||
Um, switching gears a little bit. | ||
You know, we covered the Gaza peace plan all last week. | ||
And so much fanfare and so much pomp and triumphalism surrounding this deal. | ||
I'm sure you all saw Trump's speech at the Israeli Knesset. | ||
What the fuck was that? | ||
I mean, he goes up there, like you can't even overstate, you can't even exaggerate how ridiculous, like what a folly this was. | ||
So last Monday, was it really only just been a week? | ||
Maybe it was more than a week. | ||
Trump and Netanyahu come together for the fourth time this year in America. | ||
They hold a press conference and they present this 20-point plan for peace in Gaza. | ||
And over the ensuing week, Trump really nails Netanyahu down and gets them to agree to a first phase implementing the 20-point plan. | ||
And this consists in a ceasefire, a partial withdrawal from the IDF, and a prisoner exchange. | ||
Hamas gives up the remaining hostages. | ||
Israel frees it, I think it's about 1,500 Palestinian hostages or prisoners. | ||
All the Zionists got mad that people are calling them hostages. | ||
I don't know, they seem like hostages to me. | ||
But anyway, so they implement the deal, and Trump flies out to Israel to speak as Israeli Knesset, their parliament, their legislature, and then flies to Egypt to sign the deal with the House of Al Fani from Qatar with the Egyptian president with Erdogan from Turkey. | ||
I think Maloney was there, Starmer was there, everybody was there. | ||
Trump goes to Israel to give this speech, and the glazing was like it's a level of glazing that shouldn't even be possible. | ||
He goes up there and says, no one went to the White House more than the Adel sons. | ||
He said, and I asked Miriam Adelson, which do you love more, America or Israel? | ||
And she wouldn't answer. | ||
It's like, they're just giving it away, they're just saying it now. | ||
And Shapiro or somebody, I think it was an Israeli reporter from one of the Israeli television stations said that the head of the Deis, I don't know which official it was, but the head of the Deis in the parliament put on his Yarmica because it was a religious experience. | ||
Some Israeli reporter said, I've never, in 20 years of reporting on the Knesset, I've never seen anything like this. | ||
People are putting on their Yarmikus, which they don't even do normally. | ||
He said, and they put on the Yarmica to show religious reverence for Trump and what he was saying in the speech. | ||
Okay, this is what I'm not even exaggerating. | ||
That's what they said. | ||
And then in the middle of the speech, Trump, unscripted, says to the president of Israel, which is different than Netanyahu. | ||
He says to the president of Israel, you should pardon Netanyahu. | ||
He's a war hero. | ||
He knows how to win. | ||
That's why everyone loves him. | ||
And you need to give him a pardon, like seriously. | ||
Okay. | ||
And Netanyahu is happy as a clan. | ||
Like this guy could not be happier. | ||
Happier, happy as a clam. | ||
So this is a speech that Trump gives at the Knesset. | ||
It's a religious experience for the Jews. | ||
He's their messiah. | ||
Then Trump flies to Egypt and signs the deal. | ||
And so far, so good. | ||
It looks like Hamas is giving up the 20 remaining living hostages. | ||
Israel's preparing to give up some of the prisoners. | ||
And what's really interesting is now some of these Muslim countries are disavowing Hamas and October 7th. | ||
Mahmoud Abbas, who is the head of the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, he condemned October 7th for the first time. | ||
And there's some reporting that says that Hamas is laying down their weapons. | ||
I haven't seen that verified, but if that's true, you know, it does seem that maybe this peace plan has some legs. | ||
I was very skeptical. | ||
And just very briefly, uh, in a nutshell, my problem with the peace plan is that they didn't agree to all of it yet. | ||
Okay, they're implementing it in phases. | ||
Uh the parts that they have not agreed upon are really the root causes of the conflict. | ||
It's whether there'll be a Palestinian state. | ||
It's whether Hamas will disarm and leave. | ||
It's whether Israel will uh retain security control over the strip. | ||
Like these are all things that have been the root problems. | ||
These have been kind of the source of the intransigence from the very beginning. | ||
So, in other words, if there was no agreement on this in January of this year, in May of last year, and November of 23, why is there suddenly agreement on this now? | ||
And so I suspected that this, like every other ceasefire, was just Israel buying time to get a reprieve for their reserve forces to maybe refocus on another adversary in the theater, a different theater in the conflict, like Iran or even the Houthis for that matter, or disarming Hezbollah. | ||
You know, like take your pick. | ||
Like they're they're temporarily pausing in Gaza so they could go and focus on the other guys, give the ground forces a breather, and then go back in later. | ||
Absent a commitment to implement a longer term deal. | ||
But some of what's being said has surprised me. | ||
And like I said, Abbas disavowing October 7th, some reporting that says Hamas is ready to disarm. | ||
It seems like maybe it really is over. | ||
I mean, who knows? | ||
But then I saw the story today in the Washington Post, and you've got Donald Trump saying that if Hamas does not voluntarily disarm, if they don't give up their weapons and leave the strip, Trump says that the United States will violently disarm them. | ||
And I'll read the story, then we'll explain the significance. | ||
It says President Trump said Tuesday that the United States could step in to disarm Hamas quickly and perhaps violently, if the organization does not do so itself. | ||
they said, which is a potential vulnerability in the U.S. brokered ceasefire agreement that has tentatively brought an end to two years of war between Israel and Hamas. | ||
Hamas, which has controlled Gaza for nearly two decades, has not yet publicly agreed to or signed anything specifying how it will disarm. | ||
Although Trump suggested that he had received verbal assurances that they would. | ||
He said, Everyone says, oh, well, they won't disarm. | ||
They will disarm, he said. | ||
And I spoke to Hamas and I said, You're going to disarm, right? | ||
Yes, sir. | ||
We're going to disarm. | ||
That's why they told me they will disarm or we will disarm them. | ||
Got it. | ||
Trump declined to provide specifics on how the United States would do that. | ||
And when asked about a deadline, said it would be a reasonable period of time. | ||
He's just like an NPC. | ||
It literally is like a dialogue tree, right? | ||
They said, sir, how many times have you heard Trump like he retells a story? | ||
And in every story, the people are saying, sir, sir, like every story starts with another person talking to Trump and respectfully addressing him. | ||
Sir, sir, Hamas said, Do you really think Hamas said that? | ||
Were they even speaking English? | ||
Like, what are you talking about? | ||
And then what's the deadline? | ||
A reasonable period of time. | ||
Like no one's ever seen just it's just like NPC response. | ||
It's just like a soundbox, right? | ||
You press the button, you just get the same things. | ||
Anyway, he says, I don't have to explain that to you. | ||
Love it. | ||
But if they don't disarm, we will disarm them. | ||
They know I'm not playing games. | ||
Later, he went on a tangent that suggested he believed Hamas could not yet disarm because the group needed to take out a couple of gangs that were very bad. | ||
He said, We have told them we want them to disarm and they will disarm. | ||
And if they don't disarm, we will disarm them, and it'll happen quickly and perhaps violently, but they strongly and powerfully, and we're monitoring. | ||
He says, but they will disarm. | ||
Do you understand me? | ||
Now, why does this matter? | ||
Of course, this is ultimately what the war is actually about. | ||
The war, why did Hamas attack Israel? | ||
It's simple. | ||
Hamas attacked Israel because of a deal that was in the works between Israel and Saudi Arabia. | ||
What does Trump do in his first term? | ||
He and Jared Kushner facilitate the Abraham Accords, which is a diplomatic breakthrough. | ||
Prior to Trump's first administration, Israel had normalized relations, which is two countries in the Middle East, Egypt and Jordan, by treaty at Camp David in 79 and Jordan, I think in '93, both by treaty. | ||
Every other country, with the exception of Turkey, which recognized them almost immediately in 48, every other country, from Morocco all the way through to Pakistan, does not recognize Israel's existence, its right to exist, does not have normal uh diplomatic, economic relations with them. | ||
They have some like clandestine uh cooperation, like in the Gulf, for example, but none of them had normal relations. | ||
And this is really the crux of the whole Israel-Middle East conflict, is that Israel is here, and they're, you know, some might say trying to integrate into the region, but it's a hostile region. | ||
You could argue they're not really integrating, they're trying to dominate, but the point is, how do you resolve this problem? | ||
The Israelis arrive, they displace the natives. | ||
Every other country goes to war against them, right? | ||
And there's debates about who provoked who, but uh, needless to say, there's this perpetual enmity between them and every other country. | ||
Every other country does not accept their presence in the region, and they call them an illegitimate regime. | ||
They call it an occupation, the Zionist occupation regime. | ||
Um, because they they fundamentally reject that the Jews have sovereignty over the territory, which they believe is Palestine. | ||
Anyway, this is really at the heart of all of it on some level. | ||
So Trump gets in and he brokers the Abraham Accords, and he bribes effectively. | ||
He bribes Morocco and Sudan and Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates to normalize their relations with Israel. | ||
And it's a huge breakthrough because nobody thought this could be done. | ||
Um, Why do these countries not normalize relations with Israel because of the Israel-Palestine conflict? | ||
Because they believe that Israel is not a legitimate state, has no legitimate claim to the land. | ||
They committed the Nakba, they occupy the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. | ||
Some of them think they got to go all together. | ||
Some of them think they need to return to the pre-67 borders. | ||
There's a lot, you know, but they fundamentally, they will not recognize Israel as legitimate sovereign over the territory because of the Israel-Palestine conflict. | ||
As such, they cannot have any normal relationship, no strategic relationship, economic relationship, uh, diplomatic relationship, and nothing official formal on the books. | ||
So this is a huge breakthrough. | ||
And Trump brings over the Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan, Morocco, and one of the big things this opens up is the opportunity for the Gulf countries, which are rich in oil and have the stacility for the uh petrodollar system, they have all this cash, they can start to invest their sovereign wealth funds into Israel. | ||
And Jared Kushner is at the forefront of this. | ||
He brokers the deal with his connections to Israel and the Gulf. | ||
And Kushner makes a fortune when the sovereign wealth funds of the Gulf countries begin to pour their capital into Israel. | ||
And then what is this point towards? | ||
Really like a new model and like a new approach to peace in the Middle East. | ||
And fundamentally, what changes is Trump circumvents the Israel-Palestine conflict. | ||
The old way of thinking about this is that in order for Israel to be integrated in the region, we got to solve Israel-Palestine, which is intractable. | ||
It's impossible. | ||
So until this impossible problem is solved, like we can't fix the Middle East. | ||
Trump says, forget it. | ||
Like let's just let's just bribe these countries, let's just give them what they want, and uh, you know, they'll just kind of abandon the Palestinian cause, basically. | ||
That's the root of the problem. | ||
Now, the Abraham Accords point towards Saudi Arabia recognizing Israel, leaving the Palestinian question unresolved. | ||
And so under Trump, they start to work on this, and then under Biden, they really go to work. | ||
And Biden even goes to Saudi Arabia for other reasons. | ||
He wanted them to increase oil production, but Biden's really pushing for Saudi Arabia to recognize Israel and offering a defense guarantee, like a NATO-like security guarantee to Saudi Arabia, weapons packages. | ||
Like they're bribing Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with Israel. | ||
And if this happens, and this was almost on the way to completion in August of 2023. | ||
So it's two months before October 7th. | ||
And the Palestinians see what's happening. | ||
And what is happening is they're being boxed out. | ||
Whereas before, all the Muslim countries were sort of ideologically rallied to the side of the Palestinian cause and holding up Israel's integration in the region as long as Israel is occupying the territories. | ||
Now these countries are sort of selling out the Palestinians and saying, you know what, fuck the Palestinians. | ||
We want to invest in Israel. | ||
We want the bribes that America is going to give us. | ||
Because America's really going to come through for us. | ||
They're going to protect us, they're going to give us weapons, then we get to work with Israel, and we're really going to be stable and safe and have prosperity and our problems are going to go away. | ||
So the Palestinians are being treated sort of like an inconvenience and an afterthought. | ||
Now, if all of these Arab countries abandon Palestine, then Palestine becomes basically a problem for Israel only. | ||
And Israel can really handle it however they want. | ||
They don't have to worry about alienating anybody. | ||
They got them. | ||
So Israel can continue the settlements in the West Bank. | ||
Israel can continue the status quo in Gaza. | ||
And they're going to get Saudi Arabia and the Emirates and Bahrain and eventually every Syria, Lebanon. | ||
They're going to get all these countries normalizing, investing in Israel, and then it's up to them what they do to Palestine, and they're going to crush Palestine. | ||
So Hamas attacks Israel on October 7th to throw a wrench in the process. | ||
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How? | |
They go and commit these atrocities. | ||
They take hostages. | ||
They force Israel to come in really strong and, And as long as Israel is brutally bombing Gaza, Saudi Arabia cannot make the deal. | ||
Because the people would revolt. | ||
These other governments cannot make the deal because the people would revolt. | ||
Hamas effectively forces everybody back onto their side, forces them to take their side. | ||
If they open up a direct conflict with Israel, if they create this confrontation. | ||
That was really the playbook. | ||
And so in any case, that's the root cause of the conflict from like Hamas's point of view. | ||
Now, if Israel is going to maintain security control over the strip, if there's no commitment for there to be a Palestinian state, if the war ends without those commitments, and then Israel makes peace with Saudi Arabia and then Syria, Lebanon, Indonesia, Pakistan, and this is what's being discussed. | ||
On the heels of this peace conference, if you paid attention, Trump said, I think the Abraham Accords are going to go very quickly. | ||
And what is these other developments? | ||
Assad has been expelled from Syria and someone tried to poison him in Russia. | ||
And what's come to power in Syria is a pro-Western government run by Ahmed Al-Shara. | ||
He's kicked out the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. | ||
And now he wants to make a deal with Israel and normalize. | ||
In Lebanon, the Lebanese government has voted to disarm Hezbollah. | ||
Says there can be no paramilitary organization armed to the teeth on our soil. | ||
And the U.S. and Israel say we will implement this after Israel neutralized Hezbollah in October of last year. | ||
They're saying we're going to complete the job, disarm them, and all that will be left is this like Lebanese rump state that Israel will dominate and effectively annex South Lebanon, south of the Latani River. | ||
They'll effectively annex Southern Syria where the Druze live, the purple zone, all of it. | ||
The Golan is just gone. | ||
So you're going to have Syria come in on the side of Israel, Lebanon come in on the side of Israel, then probably Saudi Arabia, then maybe Pakistan and Indonesia. | ||
Now the now it's even worse. | ||
So in 23, you had Bahrain, the Emirates, Sudan and Morocco. | ||
Maybe Saudi Arabia. | ||
Now you got all them, plus Syria, plus Lebanon, plus Pakistan, plus Indonesia, due to recent events, and the Palestinians will not have their state. | ||
In the 20-point plan, there's no commitment for a Palestinian state. | ||
It's by definition neocolonialism. | ||
And, you know, I know that's a word used by third worldists, but it's what it is. | ||
They say that Gaza will be run by a technocratic committee under like basically a trust, which is owned by Trump and Tony Blair. | ||
And Israel will train up the security force. | ||
They're going to keep the Palestinian authority out. | ||
Like it's literally this territory is going to be annexed effectively by America and Israel. | ||
And so here's the point. | ||
Is Hamas going to now just give up their weapons and say, oh, well, you know, we tried it, so we're laying down our arms, and Israel and America are going to take over the Strip. | ||
And like that's the end of Palestine. | ||
I find that very hard to believe. | ||
And that's why I think that this is a very tenuous peace plan. | ||
Because I think that Trump says they committed to give up their arms. | ||
Like I said, there's been some surprises already. | ||
Maybe that's true. | ||
But that would fly in the face of both sides. | ||
Israel will never accept a Palestinian state on their border. | ||
So I don't see them settling for anything less than ethnic cleansing. | ||
And at the minimum, a denial of a Palestinian entity. | ||
And I don't see Hamas laying down their arms if if there's no commitment to a Palestinian state, if there's no guarantee, and there isn't one. | ||
So all that would mean is that there's a mutual agreement on both sides that they're going to just defer the conflict. | ||
Hamas is just getting destroyed. | ||
Israel's bulldozing all the cities. | ||
And Israel is their ground forces are reservists and they're tired and they want to fight Iran for a little bit. | ||
So, you know, the question is whether this is a breather For both sides, or whether it's a definitive end. | ||
Now Trump is saying, well, you know, look, Hamas said they're going to do it, but if they don't, I'm going to disarm them. | ||
And like I said, that's the part that I don't like. | ||
Maybe it's an idle threat. | ||
He makes a lot of those maximalist demands and threats that he really never follows through on. | ||
But look, you give Israel an inch, they take a mile. | ||
You know, he said, we're gonna make sure that Iran doesn't have nukes. | ||
And Israel said, okay, bet. | ||
We'll bomb them. | ||
Oh, we're in trouble. | ||
Now you have to help us. | ||
So if Trump says, well, if they don't disarm, we're gonna violently do it for them. | ||
Okay, so what do you think Netanyahu's next move is? | ||
Sabotage the peace deal, make Trump look like an asshole. | ||
Think about second, third order consequences. | ||
If the peace deal falls through, Trump looks like an absolute idiot. | ||
If the peace deal doesn't work for any reason, Trump is utterly humiliated. | ||
Think about the speech he gives at the Knesset. | ||
Flies to Egypt, peace, 2025. | ||
Surely he wins the Nobel Prize. | ||
His triumph, Time magazine. | ||
So if this thing falls through in weeks, months, he just looks like an idiot. | ||
And he'll do what it takes to follow through on the deal. | ||
And if Hamas is the one that isn't, you know, disarming according to the agreement, you know, do you think that he would stop Israel from disarming them? | ||
Going back in and renewing the conflict, or do you think that even he would have reservations about intervening? | ||
I mean, I don't like the now that we're verbally committed to that. | ||
So, you know, already, and I don't want to say that, you know, who knows? | ||
Maybe it works, maybe it works. | ||
Maybe Trump knows something that we don't, and it's a good deal. | ||
Maybe things have changed. | ||
We don't know that. | ||
Um, but it seems like the cracks are starting to show already. | ||
And for Trump to even have to say that, it's like, okay, so do we have a deal or not? | ||
Because if they agreed to disarm, then it's like, wow, you beat them. | ||
You beat them, they're giving up, they're done. | ||
Trump solved it. | ||
But if it's even a question and Trump says, well, I don't know when they're going to disarm, and I don't know if they meant it when they said they would, but if they're not serious, then we're gonna kill them. | ||
It's like, okay, so is there a deal or not? | ||
And if you've been following this war for the past two years, it's deja vu all over again. | ||
Oh, oh, we have a deal, but no one really agrees on what's going to happen after the six-week ceasefire, right? | ||
No one, no one actually knows what the day after will look like in Gaza. | ||
Well, that's kind of the whole point of the war, isn't it? | ||
What the day after will be. | ||
Israel wants to kill Hamas, Hamas wants not to be killed. | ||
Like, so unless Hamas is agreed to commit suicide, it seems like the war will go on until Israel kills them. | ||
Or America does it for them. | ||
So I didn't like that. | ||
And I, to me, that that uh throws a lot of cold water on the whole thing. | ||
If if like that sounds worse than what we had before. | ||
It's like before it was atrocious and it was horrible, but Israel was doing it and we're paying for it. | ||
Now is the prospect that for us to have peace, we have to go and bomb Hamas. | ||
Like, what how is that better? | ||
That seems worse, actually. | ||
Seems like worse than before the deal. | ||
So we'll keep an eye on that. | ||
We'll watch, excuse me, as they implement it, but we're gonna move on. | ||
We're gonna take a look at our, excuse me, our super chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys have to say about all this, and then I'm gonna get out of here. | ||
Like I said, I'm gonna be doing a show tomorrow, once again on the road. | ||
I'll be on InfoWars Thursday morning, and then I'll be doing another show. | ||
Uh, or excuse me, tomorrow's Wednesday. | ||
What am I? | ||
It's late. | ||
I'm doing a show tomorrow, Wednesday, Thursday morning, doing InfoWars, and then at night I'm doing a show. | ||
I might take Friday off, but I'll probably do a show. | ||
I might take Friday off, but maybe. | ||
We'll see. | ||
We'll see how I'm feeling if I'm up for it. | ||
And then next week we got a big collaboration. | ||
I might be doing another show on the road Monday. | ||
Tuesday, we got one you guys have been waiting for for a while. | ||
It's gonna be a little contentious. | ||
Um, but it's gonna be good. | ||
Tuesday night. | ||
So I'm, you know, generational run. | ||
No breaks on this train, no rest, no breaks. | ||
Uh, six million miles an hour. | ||
Okay, but we're gonna take a look at our super chats. | ||
I'm just gonna read them because I don't have two monitors here, so I'll just read them tonight, which I hate, but I will do it. | ||
Croatian Catholics is sorry about the fashy LARP on Friday. | ||
You've come too far to have it sullied by balconoid cringe lords. | ||
You know, sometimes you just gotta stop digging. | ||
Uh he says, I just wanted to say that I appreciate the point in the 2022 Smith debate that the state is a weapon you can't uninvent, that you're going to use it or be destroyed by it. | ||
So blatant, yet I missed it. | ||
It humbled me. | ||
We'll continue praying, King. | ||
Well, thank you. | ||
I forget I forgot what I said during that debate, but it was like a libertarian status debate. | ||
And uh, yeah, I'm I'm pro-government. | ||
Pro big government, as long as it's our people running it, you know. | ||
Uh Groiper Hardly Knower says the red scare pod with the girls was a W. The true cell groupers are just reing that their general was in the same room as women. | ||
It was nice to hear a conversation with good vibes that wasn't just you explaining who you are to a new audience, looking forward to another appearance in the future with the girls and AF hats. | ||
Yeah, I liked it. | ||
I thought they asked good questions, it was good vibes. | ||
Some dipshit on Twitter was like, oh, he says he's an incel. | ||
But the second these 40-year-old girls gave him a pat on the back, he folded like a clamshell phone. | ||
It's like, first of all, what the fuck is a clamshell phone? | ||
Second of all, why? | ||
Because I didn't like shoot them like Elliot Roger. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
Like, yeah, I'm a fucking nice person. | ||
Okay, like I'm a polite person. | ||
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He folded, he folded instantly because they gave him. | |
What do you think I like? | ||
Yeah, I am an incel. | ||
Yeah, that's all true. | ||
So I'm gonna go in like guns blazing. | ||
I'm gonna run him over with my Mercedes, like Elliott Roger. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
Dumbass. | ||
Anyway, so yeah, I thought I thought it was a good show. | ||
I had fun with them. | ||
And yeah, you see the crash out. | ||
Captive Dreamer crashing out on Anna. | ||
Oh. | ||
Hate to see it. | ||
I love to throw a little wrench in there in the tealverse and their plans, their operations. | ||
Uh Jacob Mohammed says, are you always late to your streams? | ||
Yes. | ||
Uh the dark goi says, FBI informant, we know the real reason you didn't get arrested on J6. | ||
The truth will set us free. | ||
Better get ahead of it before we do. | ||
Well, ask Cash Patel. | ||
Cash Patel runs the FBI. | ||
So if there's anything out there. | ||
And by the way, if I work for the feds, don't I work for Trump now? | ||
It doesn't even make sense. | ||
If I work for the CIA and the feds, don't I work for John Ratcliffe? | ||
Don't I work for Cash Patel? | ||
So you can uh fuck off. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Sambo Groiper says, thank you for supporting Gropper. | ||
He is the new cute mascot for the Groiper movement, just like Luce is for the church. | ||
Why? | ||
Why we gotta why we gotta gay it up. | ||
What's your favorite gropper so far? | ||
I like the groppers. | ||
Big Gropper hat. | ||
I always love the little uh variations on it. | ||
Um the Cannis Owens one was pretty funny, pretty accurate, you know. | ||
That was good. | ||
Devin Higginson says, Mossad sleeper cell code activate vehicle dairy queen dream. | ||
Proceed to the Walmart detention facility to procure your palm pistol and wait under the trapdoor for further instructions. | ||
Netanyahu out. | ||
That's pretty funny. | ||
Proceed to the deep underground military base. | ||
We've carved out a tunnel underneath the menorah. | ||
Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is this. | ||
Take the palm pistol. | ||
Take the palm pistol. | ||
Your uh shot caller will be on Charlie Kirk's right. | ||
He will give you the signal. | ||
He'll scratch it. | ||
There are 3,000 decoys in the audience. | ||
You can't fail this one. | ||
You know, like what is he? | ||
How about this like new thing with the time zone? | ||
Brother. | ||
Candace Owens, you know, she had us going with the screenshot of the text message. | ||
Now she thought UTC stood For what? | ||
Utah time? | ||
Candace Owens ignoramus. | ||
So for those that missed it, Cannis's new theory is that an Egyptian military plane carrying foreign heads of state flew to Provo, Utah so that they could oversee the execution of Charlie Kirk. | ||
Like uh when Count Dooku and uh and the guy from the techno union. | ||
Like, remember when they all went to the show to see like Obi-Wan Kenobi killed? | ||
It was like that. | ||
BB Netanyahu, LCC, Brigitte McCron. | ||
I'm I'm sure that's where this is going. | ||
Like, take that to the bank. | ||
Those are my Powerball numbers. | ||
Like, how long before McCrone is implicated in the conspiracy? | ||
Emmanuel and Brigitte McCron, Putin, uh, well, no, she likes Putin. | ||
The Egyptian president, the Israeli prime minister, they all flew into Utah on an Egyptian military plane so that they could watch from underground the killing of Charlie Kirk. | ||
This is her new theory. | ||
Now the plane arrives like a week early. | ||
Why are like dozens of heads of state arriving in Provo for a week? | ||
I maybe to enjoy the food, the weather, who knows. | ||
They're there for a week, she says, and then they immediately leave after Charlie is dead. | ||
And the time is like 1308 UTC. | ||
Now, Charlie was killed around like uh one o'clock, 1230, something like that, local time. | ||
So she literally thought that UTC stood for Utah time. | ||
That it stood for Utah time zone or something. | ||
Because she thought 1308 meant that they got on a plane and left, like roughly around an hour after Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck, after they after they verified the execution was finished. | ||
And then everyone pointed out UTC does not mean Utah time. | ||
It's a different time zone. | ||
And the what UTC would be in Utah time was 7 a.m. | ||
So the plane left four hours before he was killed. | ||
So an Egyptian military plane carrying all these heads of state to watch Charlie Kirk die. | ||
It got there a week in advance, but left four hours before it happened. | ||
Why? | ||
Then we find out that there's a facility in Provo that is literally made to service these types of planes. | ||
Like Provo, I guess, is a hot someone did actual research and found that there's a company in Utah that is maintenance on these types of planes. | ||
Okay. | ||
Now, Candace, instead of saying, oh man, yeah, I guess that's wrong, she goes, no. | ||
The fact that everyone debunked this shows that we're over the target. | ||
It's like, okay, so heads I win, tails you lose. | ||
If I'm right, I'm over the target. | ||
But if you debunked me, well, why did you care so much? | ||
Is it because I'm over the target? | ||
Like, this is what I'm talking about. | ||
Like, it's not rational. | ||
If it were real, then that verifies the theory. | ||
But if it's not real, well, why did you prove it wrong? | ||
Because it's real. | ||
It's sort of like this guy showed up to a dairy queen in Utah and he said, oh, they they permanently closed this dairy queen. | ||
And of course, the Tyler Robinson was at a Dairy Queen after the killing. | ||
It was the wrong dairy queen. | ||
It was literally just a wrong. | ||
Everyone knows the Dairy Queen that's near the pond, 15 minutes west of the campus. | ||
Everyone knows where he was. | ||
I had a friend who went there and took pictures of it. | ||
He went, the guy went to the wrong one. | ||
And everyone said, hey, idiot. | ||
Tyler Robinson went to this Dairy Queen at this address. | ||
You're at the wrong one on a different campus. | ||
And instead of the guy saying, oh, my bad, he said, well, why would they permanently close this one if he wasn't there? | ||
Like, what? | ||
That's where it's at now. | ||
So anyway, it's like the theory is getting a little far-fetched. | ||
Like it's a little bit out there. | ||
Anyway, uh, Cross says boomer brainrod Gavin McGinnis needs to be deported to Israel immediately, and his lame ass mustache promptly shaved off. | ||
I love Gavin. | ||
Great friend of mine, so funny. | ||
And we hung out all day. | ||
And um he's just a he's just a great guy. | ||
He's just like a lovable boomer. | ||
He's a lovable Xer, I guess. | ||
Uh, Won't stop talking about the sex pistols. | ||
I have to, he's an Xer. | ||
So important distinction. | ||
Boomers say some shit. | ||
Xers never stop talking about the sex pistols. | ||
And punk rock. | ||
But we love, but we love him. | ||
It's endearing, and I love Gavin. | ||
I really like him. | ||
He's a great guy. | ||
But dude, this guy loves Israel so much. | ||
It's actually crazy. | ||
And it was like with the USS Liberty. | ||
He's like, no, no, they didn't mean to. | ||
I'm like, dude. | ||
Like, and people are saying you didn't do a good enough job. | ||
It's like, I didn't know we're going to be debating the liberty today. | ||
Like, isn't that so 10 years ago, you know? | ||
But it was funny. | ||
It was good content. | ||
And he, I feel comfortable around him. | ||
He's a good sport. | ||
So I had a lot of fun. | ||
I thought it was good content regardless, but dude, this guy's like, he's a goy. | ||
He's a boy. | ||
You know, he's like a no, but he's a good dude. | ||
Uh let's see. | ||
Croatian Catholic says, also, you being so good at all of this made me quit philosophy, history, politics myself, for I simply wasn't cut out for it. | ||
It was a relief, though, because I could trust you in doing that for me. | ||
Well, I pursue things I'm actually, excuse me, good at by making you my leader. | ||
Now I even have money to piss away on super chats, which is amazing. | ||
Great. | ||
Thanks Samuel MMA says, I laugh so hard when Gavin called the Jew and he agreed with you. | ||
Yeah, it happened twice, which was funny. | ||
Which, you know, he's trying to tell me you don't understand Jews. | ||
I'm friends with them. | ||
And I'm like, dude, like I've studied them. | ||
I know how they think. | ||
Um, so yeah, that was funny. | ||
Uh purse eyes says something about a bell curve that shifts left and right means we can't handle the hidden truths. | ||
Us poor goys must be content to let others handle it. | ||
Also, Bush to 9-11. | ||
I don't know what you mean by that, but thank you for the big super chat. | ||
Hooray for problems says, since I started watching AF, I'm trying to be more mindful of thinking, acting like a Christian, and even pulled out my Bible for the first time in five years. | ||
Just saying, I appreciate you in the message, man. | ||
Love to hear that. | ||
Cannot go wrong with that. | ||
It's the only thing. | ||
You want to know how you escape the matrix? | ||
The gospel. | ||
It's the only way. | ||
So I love to hear it. | ||
Um, Christ is King says, just watch the Gavin convo, quote, Jews are not a monolith. | ||
Then he tries to compare it to his family's Irish and English ties. | ||
The primary difference that no one seems to get is that Jews have a godly proclamation to their existence and will instinctually put Israel first due to baked-in religious beliefs. | ||
Yeah, I wouldn't... | ||
I don't know if I agree necessarily with that. | ||
It is to have a very strong story, identity, heritage... | ||
Um, it's cultural, it's religious, it's it's everything in a way that it isn't for us. | ||
It's ethno-religious. | ||
So yeah, I so I suppose I agree. | ||
Fashion Groper says, Do you have a stylist or personal shopper? | ||
Looking scuffed on Gavin. | ||
Your socks should match your trousers, and you shouldn't wear brown derby shoes with a dark business. | ||
They're not derby shoes, fuck face. | ||
They're just regular dress shoes. | ||
That's one. | ||
Two, you do wear brown shoes with the charcoal suit. | ||
Ask anybody. | ||
Ask anyone who knows what they're talking about. | ||
You absolutely wear brown shoes with the charcoal suit. | ||
You don't know what you're talking about. | ||
So you don't know what shoes they are. | ||
You don't know what colors match. | ||
Uh that's one and two. | ||
Third, the socks, you're right. | ||
I forgot dress socks. | ||
I packed light, and um, you know, I knew you always forget something. | ||
So it's like, I packed my suit, my tie, my belt, my dress shirt, my undershirt, and then I was like, I knew I forgot something. | ||
And I would have stopped, but I was in like a time crunch. | ||
I went there right after the airport, and all I had were these like dumbass pink socks. | ||
I was like, fuck my chungest life, you know, whatever. | ||
I'll just whatever. | ||
We'll just wear the stupid pink socks. | ||
So, Aaron, can you have a personal shopper? | ||
Yeah, I look, I know. | ||
Okay, you don't know the whole story, and you don't even know what you're talking about. | ||
You wear brown shoes with a gray suit. | ||
Everyone knows that. | ||
Everyone knows what they're talking about, knows that they're not derby shoes, dumbass. | ||
Anyway, um, ASAP Groepy says, Thoughts on the Vatican allocating a prayer room in its historic apostolic library for Muslim visitors. | ||
Thou shalt have no other gods before me. | ||
Oh, hot take. | ||
Maybe Muslims will construct a prayer room for Catholic visitors in Mecca. | ||
Hey, you don't, you don't need to take that tone with me. | ||
You think I support that? | ||
Okay. | ||
Yeah, it's dumb. | ||
But uh, whatever. | ||
Larry Nelson says, Do you these super chats make you think that Jews already won? | ||
Um, well, I mean, objectively, they did. | ||
Like, they control our society. | ||
Like, what else does victory look like? | ||
They're all rich. | ||
Okay, like, I don't know what to tell you. | ||
Like, they run the Federal Reserve, they're all rich. | ||
They control America. | ||
Our politicians kiss their wall. | ||
Like, I don't know. | ||
Well, do you see like there's a lot of evidence they won. | ||
The super chats is not, it's more like them controlling everything and like killing all their enemies. | ||
Conrad the Barbarian says, Why doesn't Netanyahu minus the hair look and sound like the bad guy from No Country for All Men played by Javier Bardom, just listening to them speak is very psycho vibes. | ||
That's an incisive observation. | ||
JD says, give us another get back to work Matt Walsh clip. | ||
I'm not a monkey. | ||
Okay, but we had a pretty good one the other. | ||
I was laughing at my own clip. | ||
How does he come up with this stuff? | ||
Somebody said about Ben Shapiro driving a stick shift. | ||
They said Ben Shapiro can drive a stick shift. | ||
I said, Ben Shapiro doesn't drive. | ||
I said he gets carried around in a throne by Michael Knowles and Matt Walsh on their shoulders. | ||
I said, and when Michael Knowles isn't available, Matt Walsh just carries him on a rickshaw. | ||
I was like, dude, that's so funny. | ||
I was like, I'm so funny. | ||
I'm so good at this. | ||
That was a great clip. | ||
So I was I was laughing. | ||
I was like, he's running down the street like this with uh you know the rickshaw under his arms when Michael Knowles isn't available. | ||
Keep him coming, man. | ||
How am I so good at this? | ||
So you got one already. | ||
Uh Jenna Moroni says each interview is better than the last. | ||
They won't be able to deny you much longer, for God's sake. | ||
Stay safe. | ||
I'm trying, but thank you. | ||
Fractured lights as the government shutdown is nonsensical. | ||
Budget healthcare, lol. | ||
Could it be about the Epstein files? | ||
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No. | |
It's about Hunter's laptop. | ||
It's all a big distraction from the laptop from hell. | ||
There's a discharge petition in Congress led by Massey. | ||
Would that declassify that would declassify everything? | ||
But it only works if Congress is in session. | ||
During the shutdown, leadership kept the house closed, and that froze the petition. | ||
Coincidence. | ||
You know, it's possible, but I de because it's a Democrat shutdown. | ||
The Democrats are working with the Republicans to release the files, idiot. | ||
The Democrats are working with Massey because they want to release the files to embarrass Trump. | ||
And it's the Democrat, the Republicans put up a clean continuing resolution. | ||
The Democrats are, it's it's political. | ||
The Democrats voted for the spending bill in the beginning of the year. | ||
They just assented to this like incoming Trump and Reich, and the left hated that. | ||
And now that Trump is like, you know, destroying the bureaucracy, like destroying democracy and everything. | ||
Now there's like a ton of pressure on the Democrats to obstruct the government, basically, and they'll pay no penalty for it. | ||
So they're just locking the Democrats are locking it down for political reasons. | ||
I think that it has nothing to do with the Epstein files. | ||
Because the Democrats want the files out. | ||
And they want to use the files to put pressure on the government. | ||
So no, it's all a big distraction from the laptop from hell. | ||
Bald Gruyper says CIA Daddy Radio yesterday didn't appreciate most of Alex's takes. | ||
Still the GOAT. | ||
I don't know what that means. | ||
Shitball says, Dear liberals, since you believe in pronouns, where's the noob nouns, God nouns, and hacker nouns? | ||
Checkmate, liberals. | ||
Okay, that's good. | ||
That's great. | ||
The Grinch says, Nick is so off the chain. | ||
This guy is Looney Tuned, like not normal, just berserk. | ||
Man, Nick, you got a screw loose. | ||
Talk about out to lunch. | ||
Anyway, enjoy Some yummy lunch on me. | ||
Congrats on all the collabs. | ||
I'm about to buy a few Wang half shirts. | ||
Love what you do. | ||
Stay safe and God bless. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
This kid's bananas. | ||
Put this kid in a padded cell. | ||
That's great. | ||
Salt and Media says, hey, Nick, just started watching the show six months ago. | ||
All I can say, whoops. | ||
All I can say is, thank you. | ||
You really opened my eyes to the reality of society. | ||
I've already got a few of my friends watching. | ||
By the way, what's your opinion on five-four German blondes with blue eyes? | ||
Are we doing this? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Uh whatever, dude. | ||
Sounds like a federal agent. | ||
Or not hot and weird. | ||
Oonsberg Goonsberg says Gavin Wack should be charged for extortion and bribery, whether under this admin or the next. | ||
I agree. | ||
Gavin Newsom should absolutely send him to prison forever for life. | ||
424 says, though I agree more with Dave Smith's stances, I thought Coleman Hughes outperformed Smith over the course of their debate. | ||
What did you think? | ||
I didn't watch the entire thing. | ||
I saw some of it. | ||
And I will say, Coleman Hughes did a pretty good job from what I saw. | ||
He held his own. | ||
And, you know, look, I'm going to be honest, the like um that like General Wesley Clark thing, like, you know, yeah, that plays really well. | ||
That's one of the parts that I saw. | ||
That plays well when you're on like Judge Knapp. | ||
That plays really well when you're on Judge Napolitano, and every question is like, so why does Trump be home into Israel? | ||
And why is Netanyahu? | ||
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You know, when you're like doing when that's a pretty good impression. | |
When you're on Judge Knapp and you're with like fucking Scott Ritter and like uh Lawrence Wilkerson and Jeffrey Sachs is gonna say, like, a war criminal. | ||
You could do the Wesley Clark thing, but when you're in like a real debate, did he bring that? | ||
I don't know how that came up, but like, yeah, that's not our strongest evidence, okay? | ||
That's not our strongest, like this general said it's all hearsay that we're gonna bomb a million countries in six million years. | ||
Like, yeah, it's not our best argument. | ||
So I thought Dave, I didn't see the entire thing though, so I gotta watch it, but uh for the this is like advanced ball. | ||
Maybe you don't know what I'm talking about here, but yeah, the Wesley Clark thing is not the best evidence. | ||
Void Groypes' captive forehead dreamer is banned again. | ||
I guess that was Zionism, you lose. | ||
Well, you spoke too soon. | ||
He called his Jewish handlers, they got his account back. | ||
Uh, but that's fine. | ||
He's our strongest soldier because he's like the gayest, most retarded person, and he's on the enemy team. | ||
So he's our most valuable player. | ||
Nick Gurr says, hey, Nick, if you consider changing your last name to Gurr, I think it would fit really well. | ||
Real Paisan says, Nick, I'm sure you know what this is about. | ||
I don't think it's a coincidence that you wore the Yankee. | ||
It is a necessary ritual for all mainstream popular figures. | ||
I know you can't talk about it too much for security reasons, but no, we are noticing and something. | ||
Uh check P.O. box, more Yankee attire coming your way. | ||
You're gonna see some stuff in the next two weeks that is gonna make you actually believe that theory. | ||
Grope NYC says, I got into an elite institution. | ||
I went to the NY Young Republicans. | ||
How does it help when your most moderate opinions get you fucked? | ||
Patriot Front would never. | ||
Really? | ||
Because that literally happened to them. | ||
Their group chat got hacked or leaked to Unicorn Riot, and they posted all the information everywhere, and uh they all got unmasked and mugshotted in another situation. | ||
So you don't know what you're talking about? | ||
And I don't know, I mean, moderate, like you can argue that yeah, people are getting shot for moderate opinions, but the story in Politico said they're talking about gas chambers and rape and Hitler, like that's not moderate action. | ||
I don't know what you're talking about. | ||
You say they're they're getting canceled for moderate opinions. | ||
It's not like they got canceled for saying facts don't care about your feelings in a group chat. | ||
Like, it's not a good look. | ||
Like they're being canceled because they're calling black people like monkeys and watermelon people. | ||
They got canceled for saying like rape is awesome. | ||
Like, okay, so it's not a good look, actually. | ||
I don't know if I go that far and say, they got canceled for being moderates. | ||
Like, well, that's not strictly speaking, why they got canceled. | ||
But uh anyway, so you're uninformed, clearly. | ||
RB says, Did you know that Joe Rogan mentioned you by name and Groypers in his podcast with Andrew Santino? | ||
Timestamp is 4914. | ||
Do you think he'd eventually have you on the show? | ||
Dude, I don't know. | ||
I'm not him. | ||
I have no idea. | ||
I'm sure some of your mutuals would be able to talk him into it. | ||
Are you a fucking idiot, dude? | ||
Like, do you think that Joe Rogan has a shortage of people trying to get themselves or others on the show? | ||
Like, it doesn't work like that. | ||
If Joe wants to have me on the show, then he'll have me on the show. | ||
But no one's going to talk him into it. | ||
No one's going to petition him. | ||
Because when you're on his level, you just don't do that. | ||
He's the hottest, most sought-after show ever. | ||
Everyone wants a spot. | ||
It's like limitless value. | ||
It's a breakout opportunity. | ||
So the idea that like his buddies are calling, hey Joe, I think you really need to get Nick on. | ||
That's just not how it works. | ||
If Joe's interested, he'll ask the people around him. | ||
And maybe they'll vouch for me. | ||
And if he's feeling up for it, he'll do it. | ||
But I'm not going to know that until it happens. | ||
And no one's going to make that happen. | ||
So that's just not how that works. | ||
If you know anything or use your head and you're not a complete fucking idiot. | ||
But I did see that clip, and that was interesting. | ||
Crusus Crabulus says 07. | ||
Good name. | ||
Pragmatic Culture says, what would you want to hear from Gavin when he responds? | ||
He can say nothing. | ||
Not saying you have to join up with him, but if when he exonerates himself from leaking, does that change anything for you? | ||
If he exonerates himself, I'll apologize. | ||
And I'll say I got it wrong, but um, well, not if he apologizes, if he produces evidence that he's innocent. | ||
And it depends on what he shows. | ||
But uh, I strongly suspect that he's guilty. | ||
And I've seen some of the defense, and I I don't buy it. | ||
People are sending around, his people are sending stuff around trying to defend him. | ||
It's people that I know. | ||
Uh, and I I guess I like them, but um I don't believe them. | ||
And you know, I don't know that they're lying, but I feel like they're lying, and I don't like that. | ||
Uh Christian Moreno says, I know Nick going mainstream is inevitable, but it's sad to see women in the chat. | ||
This is much better as a male-only space, and it seems like the party might be coming to an end. | ||
We'll look back at the moment before this nostalgically and just shut the fuck up, dude. | ||
Like, just ignore them. | ||
Uh, Alex says, I was trying to catch up on your videos the other day. | ||
I'll start a stream and listen while I drive. | ||
I'm a mobile mechanic and drive all over Georgia. | ||
Get pulled over for seat belt, cop comes up, hears you speaking, ask me who you were, and then we listen to you crash out about La La Land for five minutes, and he let me go. | ||
Thank you, I guess. | ||
That's funny. | ||
Georgia State troopers, huh? | ||
You're beast. | ||
You ever see on TikTok all these assholes are like Georgia State troopers, don't mess around. | ||
They they'll like run you off the road. | ||
Is that true? | ||
Anyway. | ||
Well, I'm glad to hear that. | ||
Um, big dog says instead of pushing straight for getting on Rogan, maybe try Theo Vaughn. | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
Maybe I'll do Trump first. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'm trying to decide. | ||
Maybe I'll do Trump's podcast. | ||
Maybe I'll maybe I'll interview Putin first. | ||
What do you think I should? | ||
Yeah, maybe I'll do Theo Vaughn. | ||
Maybe I'll do maybe I'll do Bill Maher. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Maybe I'll get on Sean Hannity. | ||
I'm trying to decide. | ||
Are you an idiot? | ||
Or like what's going on with you? | ||
Um, 916 is Gavin Max. | ||
Gavin Wax is what his name is, actually. | ||
This guy says, Gavin Max clearly learned from Cassie Dillon, Emily Faulkner, weaponizing, dude. | ||
That's just this is what all these assholes do. | ||
Leon DeGroiper, no message, big super chat. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Treni Godparents is the best part about Gavin using phone a Jew was he even led them to the answer he wanted, vindicated again. | ||
Gavin needs to wake up. | ||
He's a boomer, dude. | ||
He's never waking up. | ||
Okay. | ||
His the opinions that he formed when he was younger will be his opinions forever. | ||
That's just how it is. | ||
It's like with boomers, it's like groundhog day. | ||
It's like with my dad. | ||
I talk with my dad about this stuff, and I kind of get him to, you know, because he's like a you know, I love my dad, but he's sort of a boomer. | ||
And I kind of get him to like well, technically it's like this. | ||
Oh, okay. | ||
And then like the next day, it's like it didn't even happen. | ||
It's like men in black flash. | ||
Uh, you know, BLM is a scam. | ||
They don't even support black people. | ||
Like I love my dad, but like, I remember that's like one of those ones I distinctly remember was like, he's like, you know, and BLM is an organization. | ||
You know what's a scam? | ||
You know, like they're not, they're burning down black neighborhoods. | ||
How's that even? | ||
And I was like, yeah. | ||
Like, yeah, dad, so true. | ||
No, but I love my dad. | ||
But just that's just like a little glimpse. | ||
Um, you know, that's just how boomer like it's a generational thing. | ||
They're not, they're not gonna be edgelord, uh, you know, whatever, whatever we are. | ||
Paleoconservatives. | ||
So, you know, when it comes to like, and we love them. | ||
You know, I love Gavin. | ||
I love my dad, you know. | ||
But uh their brains, like they crystallize and then they don't, their minds don't change after that. | ||
Uh Benjamin Net Yahoo says, hey Nick, crazy, you were number one on Spotify before you got banned. | ||
I know, right? | ||
Uh dessert, excuse me, deserto Groypers' pee pee poo-poo. | ||
Polly Walnut says, Have you seen and what are your thoughts on the recent rise of Drake May? | ||
I don't know who that is. | ||
Fresh garbage says no message. | ||
Francesco says, What's uh? | ||
Thanks for doing the show on the road, goat. | ||
What's up, dude? | ||
Thanks for the big super chat. | ||
We love Francesco. | ||
Uh Capoeira Groiper says, This is your mission. | ||
Should you choose to accept it? | ||
The Lavalier Michael self-destruct. | ||
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Dude. | |
The Lavalier microphone, the energy weapon will detonate. | ||
They think it's mission impossible, man. | ||
They think that Q gave him the exploding microphone, the uh palm pistol, the directed energy weapon, uh, hidden camera, right? | ||
Groiper from Malibu says, was the German Wehrmacht of the Second World War the best army of all time? | ||
Which was the best army in your opinion? | ||
Um actually, I think you're gay. | ||
Um, who cares? | ||
Heritage, the Groiper army is the number one army. | ||
You know what the number one army in history is? | ||
The Groiper army. | ||
What was the best army in world history? | ||
Was it uh was it to Phalanx? | ||
Was it the Legionaries? | ||
To Roman Legions? | ||
Dude, shut the fuck up. | ||
Don't you have a life? | ||
Don't you have a job? | ||
Heritage Hill says AF always flexing, bro, rocking the Balenci hoogie. | ||
This is purple. | ||
People told me this is a black brand, but I like the jacket. | ||
Uh Christine Weston Chandler says you've said the word glib exactly 392 times on stream since August, using it wrong, incorrectly, 281. | ||
Name them, name them dumbass. | ||
Vanessa Howard says, I like your jacket, you look good. | ||
Random question, do you have a favorite feast day? | ||
Dude, I'm I'm a cradle Catholic. | ||
No, I don't have a fucking favorite feast day, nigg. | ||
N-word. | ||
Okay, we're in the new era, so we're not just blasting them all over, but like. | ||
Erm, do you have a favorite Catholic feast day? | ||
Yeah. | ||
My favorite feast, dude. | ||
I'm a I'm a cradle Catholic. | ||
You think we have favorite feast days? | ||
I'm one of the cradle Catholics that actually goes to Mass and believes in the Eucharist. | ||
You think we have a feast day? | ||
You're asking a lot from me here. | ||
Like, yeah, I don't collect the trading cards. | ||
I'm just here for the I'm just here for the salvation. | ||
I'm just here for the sacraments, not the trading cards. | ||
I know that's blasphemous. | ||
It's always like, you know, do you have the necklaces? | ||
You know, one time I lost something and someone said, you should pray to the patron saint of lost items. | ||
It's like, dude, okay, so what is this? | ||
Pokemon, gotta catch them all. | ||
You know, people are sending me the literally the trading cards. | ||
It's like, okay, so what do we do? | ||
Like, they expect me to show up. | ||
All right, everybody. | ||
I'm ready for my, you know, double XP weekend that's super trad high Latin mass. | ||
I've got 15 necklaces, a stack of trading cards. | ||
I got there three hours early to say the rosary 10,000 times. | ||
I know this is blasphemous, but like, come on, guys. | ||
Um, I don't have a favorite feast day. | ||
I don't even, you know. | ||
What would what would indicate that it's like your favorite? | ||
Umper, I like them all. | ||
I like them all equally. | ||
Gulper says, Do you attribute Candace's retardation to her womanness or her Taylor Marshall's not? | ||
I hope he doesn't unfollow me. | ||
I hope he's not gonna like that. | ||
No one's gonna like that. | ||
I'm gonna get the call from Taylor Marshall. | ||
You've been a very terrible Catholic. | ||
Uh Gulper, you've been a bad trad. | ||
Gulper says, Do you attribute Candace's retardation to her womanness or her blackness? | ||
Definitely her blackness. | ||
Also, Google dancing Egyptians, it'll tell you what happened on September 10th. | ||
That's weak. | ||
But the first part was funny. | ||
It's both. | ||
It's like a womaness uh credulity, like her uh credulousness. | ||
She'll believe anything. | ||
Doesn't fundamentally know how anything works. | ||
Um, imitating men, but doesn't really understand anything. | ||
Uh her preoccupation with like sexual drama. | ||
Like our conspiracies are like about great power politics. | ||
It's about power projection, like geostrategy, geoeconomics. | ||
It's about Rimlin theory, Heartland theory. | ||
Like, it's about power. | ||
It's about the world. | ||
It's about like on some level chemistry, like raw materials, industry. | ||
So when we talk about conspiracies, it's like, okay, well, you know, Israel needs energy, needs land, they need the Sinai, they need greater Israel. | ||
Like, they want to dominate the overland and see shipping routes. | ||
That's like the key to controlling the world is controlling the Rimlin, blah, blah, blah. | ||
And Canada's everything is like a second, like. | ||
So you're never gonna believe it. | ||
So his wife is a man. | ||
Yup. | ||
Yeah. | ||
And and no, no, and get this. | ||
No, no. | ||
No, no, you're not gonna believe this. | ||
Donna, you're not gonna believe this. | ||
And get this. | ||
It's actually his dad. | ||
Yep. | ||
His wife is a transgender man who's actually his father. | ||
You're gonna die. | ||
I'm telling you. | ||
It's it's true. | ||
Like everything is a sexual because everything's about sex and gender. | ||
All the conspiracies are like, it's like desperate housewives for them. | ||
So it's like it's a very womanly thing why she's getting it wrong, but it's also like a black thing, because like Whitney Webb is a woman and she's more on the ball, you know, and that's just Whitney Webb is white. | ||
Jokes, jokes, of course, jokes. | ||
Uh J D, but she is really profoundly dumb. | ||
It's why I don't even blame her. | ||
Like, I don't even think she's a grifter. | ||
I just think she's like dumb. | ||
She can't even help it. | ||
You know, it is what it is. | ||
But J D's says Trump gloating about Ivanka converting to Judaism is to be the cherry on top. | ||
Really insane. | ||
Does anything surprise you now? | ||
Shen Jimin 88 Bapiro says, Are you at an Armenian CIA black side? | ||
Co-word Hale Hinsdale, the denim jacket doesn't match your eyes, Wang half. | ||
Okay, thanks. | ||
Hinsdale's Huck Finsdale, by the way. | ||
Panic King says, You reading the super chats brings me back to PP Poo-poo. | ||
Great. | ||
Callie Gruper says, buy a shirt with Nick's face. | ||
Also, Nick, hide your power level. | ||
Well, you know, I don't know what to tell you. | ||
Don't wear the shirt out where you're gonna be photographed. | ||
Zach Fields says, why can you only buy merch with Bitcoin and not with a card? | ||
Because the Jews run the banks and they hate me, obviously. | ||
Jimbo says saw the America First Tumblr fangirls reacting to the GQ article by saying they don't really like you. | ||
You're just interesting to study. | ||
Then scroll down immediately under that post, and they're making fan cams and painting fan art of you, celebrating all your victories. | ||
They can't help it. | ||
They can't. | ||
They don't really like me. | ||
They're just they're just messing with me. | ||
Uh, whatever says this live stream angle looks like John McAfee's infamous videos. | ||
I'm into it. | ||
Great. | ||
Sorrel, so sorry if you mentioned if I missed you already mentioned this. | ||
Did you see Trump's two-minute ad for Israel on Twitter yesterday? | ||
I didn't. | ||
Eso Texas, are you a ray of light in a dark world and a beacon of hope to many all over the world? | ||
Oh, you are. | ||
I thought he said, Are you? | ||
It's a shame they hate to see a wig a shine, but yet we persist, stay strong. | ||
So true. | ||
Salt and media says to the last nigga who asked you, a non-football fan about Drake May, a quarterback for the Patriots. | ||
What did you expect, Nick to say? | ||
God bless you, Nick. | ||
Jesus loves everyone. | ||
He is the God of all followers, not just a sect of Catholics. | ||
Yeah, but if you're not Catholic, he will send you to hell. | ||
So you should try to be Catholic. | ||
Nice try, though. | ||
I know you're wrong about that. | ||
You're in error. | ||
Um, yeah, I don't watch football, so I don't watch all that. | ||
Uh I don't watch niggaball, okay? | ||
That's not based. | ||
That's not based to be watching a bunch of black people throw a ball around when they shill phytoestrogen beer to you. | ||
Groiper from Malibu says liberals on TikTok saying let New York and California secede because they subsidize the poor red states. | ||
That's true. | ||
Peak delusion from the left. | ||
Are they aware that Texas and Florida carry economically and culturally? | ||
Dude, get real. | ||
Are you Florida? | ||
Really? | ||
California and New York are carrying us. | ||
You're the delu. | ||
You really really really think Texas and Florida are carrying us culturally? | ||
Because of the impact of what? | ||
Like coleslaw? | ||
Because the cultural impact of like saloon doors and coleslaw. | ||
Like what the fuck are you talking about? | ||
Spurs? | ||
No, we live in the California Republic. | ||
Okay. | ||
We live in the empire of New York. | ||
New York and California define the like. | ||
Think about the companies in California, New York. | ||
Facebook, Google, ever heard of it? | ||
Microsoft? | ||
Apple. | ||
Okay. | ||
Like Apple is in Cupertino, California. | ||
Like, what are you talking about? | ||
I mean, yeah, you got you got uh Tesla's moved down to Austin. | ||
And you got Disney World in Florida and all that, but uh no, no. | ||
California and New York are still, they still run the country. | ||
You're delute, you're delusional. | ||
Yeah, they carry us not even close, dude. | ||
California has all our biggest companies. | ||
New York lists them on the stock exchange, is where all the finance happens. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
Texas has oil, Florida has retirees in Disney World and uh no taxes. | ||
Like, you're just wrong. | ||
Fuzzy says, what's your favorite Halloween candy? | ||
I don't know, dude. | ||
Who cares? | ||
Um speed says, uh, I'm not reading that. | ||
Jill says, hi, Nick. | ||
Looking chiseled off topic, but you mentioned IQ a lot. | ||
Wondered if you've ever had yours formally tested. | ||
I give out IQ tests for a living. | ||
Oh, it's fascinating to test someone with a gifted mind. | ||
So if you're curious how to do it, we'll make it happen. | ||
I don't want to know because I worry that it's lower than I want it to be. | ||
What if it's what if it's like not that high? | ||
I'd rather not know and just like maybe it's high, maybe it's not high. | ||
I do, I do worry about that. | ||
Dreaded W says, I'm waiting for Candace to shave her head and go full Brittany. | ||
She's crashing out bad. | ||
Yeah, dude. | ||
The lawsuit's gonna be brutal. | ||
Uh Smash, Bandicoots' APAC is trying to one up America first with their new banner. | ||
Five million American members funded by Americans, directed by Americans. | ||
Who's buying that? | ||
Gruyper Gurley says, Hi. | ||
Okay. | ||
Okay, all right. | ||
That's our last super chat. | ||
That's gonna do it for me. | ||
Nothing I love more than greeting the super chats out loud. | ||
That's the last super chat. | ||
That's all I got. | ||
And remember to smash the follow button, smash the like button, leave a comment on the air, Monday through Friday. | ||
I'll be back tomorrow. | ||
Thank you to our top super chatters tonight, Leon DeGroyper, Francesco, Creatian Catholic, and Purse Eyes. | ||
Thanks to them. | ||
Thanks to all our super chatters, everybody that watches. | ||
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. | ||
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America first. | |
the american people will come first once again With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
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