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and its consequences have been a disaster for the human They see America merely as a vessel. | ||
i mean only only a class of people so rootless uh america in such a way is merely a vessel for abstractions right we're gonna smash your brain in the bible And I'm addicted to the serotonin rush. | ||
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Where's enough enough, baby? | |
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Shit. | ||
Just eat a Big Mac. | ||
I'm stupid, bitch. | ||
I feel like. | ||
I feel like. | ||
You're not allowed to make jokes anymore. | ||
You're not allowed to make jokes. | ||
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It's not funny. | |
Sipping wine. | ||
Having some awesome pasta. | ||
Having some pizza. | ||
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I'm weird, I'm normal. | ||
I'm the wild, I'm the wild, I'm the wild. | ||
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I'm the wild. | |
I'm the wild. | ||
I'm the gorgeous. | ||
I'm the gorgeous. | ||
I'm the gorgeous, alright? | ||
I'm the gorgeous. | ||
I'm the gorgeous. | ||
One person raised his voice. | ||
The teacher couldn't believe it. | ||
The classroom couldn't believe it either. | ||
The girl raised his voice. | ||
But in the end, he had logic on his side. | ||
And at the end of the day, he proved this point. | ||
Feel like De Niro on Casino Where they got the sun and for the snow Don't sun it when you're growing on a ice And I'm Dick Nunez, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nunez, Sarah Taylor. | ||
And I'm Dick Nunez. | ||
And I'm Dick Nunez. | ||
And I'm Dick Nunez. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our Quito. | ||
It's going to be only America First. | ||
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the american people will come first once again With respect, the respect that we deserve From this day forward, it's going to be only America | ||
first, America first America first America first Thank | ||
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Thank you. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Wednesday. | ||
We have a lot to talk about tonight. | ||
Lots to get into big show. | ||
It's actually another slow day. | ||
Not gonna lie. | ||
Very slow news day. | ||
Not a lot to discuss. | ||
It's another show that I'm on the road, and uh fortunately this is gonna be the last show this week that I'm not in the studio. | ||
I'll be back in the studio tomorrow with Alex Jones in the morning. | ||
And then I'll be doing my show back at the regular place tomorrow night. | ||
So tonight is the last laptop stream. | ||
And it's actually good because the news has been pretty slow the past couple days. | ||
We're not really missing anything big. | ||
But our featured story tonight, we're going to be talking all about a apparently new decision in the White House that they're only going to import white refugees in the future. | ||
And I got to say, some of the stuff the Trump administration is doing, it's it is low-key kind of based. | ||
Okay, it is kind of tough. | ||
And I give you permission. | ||
It's okay to glaze Trump a little bit. | ||
It's okay to say Trump is based. | ||
Because some of the stuff I just love to see. | ||
Today the State Department is posting all these people that they've revoked their visa because they celebrated Charlie Kirk's death. | ||
And so I don't know if you saw, but on the State Department's Twitter account, they're posting one after the other. | ||
These are apparently visa holders in America from other countries who are laughing about Charlie Kirk, and the State Department says on Twitter, Visa revoked, visa, we're taking your visas. | ||
I was like, "Okay, low key shit's kind of tough." Like, "Okay, it's kind of awesome." And then today, and we'll get into this. | ||
The featured story is that they're only going to bring in white refugees. | ||
Get this, who oppose immigration. | ||
So it's not even like they're bringing in white refugees who are liberal and gay. | ||
They're bringing in white refugees that are based and that don't want more immigration. | ||
And specifically, uh in some of the conversation surrounding the policy says they're prioritizing immigrants who will assimilate. | ||
And naturally, those are the white people. | ||
And I gotta say, I like it. | ||
I just wish we got more and in a systematic way. | ||
And I was talking to some friends earlier today, and I said, this is good stuff. | ||
Like ice in Chicago and pushing down the protesters and revoking the visas of people celebrating Kirk's death and this. | ||
It's great stuff, but it's just not enough. | ||
It just feels like a it feels like a school pizza party slice of pizza. | ||
It's like you get like a narrow, like little slice of pizza, Dixie cup full of Dr. Pepper. | ||
It's like we need the whole loaf. | ||
We need the whole, we need an extra large, extra cheese, we need a two-liter, like we just need more. | ||
We need more detention centers, we need more militarization of the cities. | ||
Like, bring in the National Guard everywhere. | ||
Like bring them out, fuck it. | ||
Bring them everywhere in every major city. | ||
You know, they send in like 400 guys to Chicago. | ||
It's a city of three million people. | ||
Send in 50,000. | ||
Send in 100,000 soldiers and liberate the cities. | ||
Like, we just we don't have that much time. | ||
We're already almost a year in the hole here. | ||
We're coming up on January. | ||
That's one year. | ||
Midterms are next year, and it's just too little too late. | ||
You know, that's really my issue. | ||
But anyway, we'll talk all about this new policy. | ||
Sounds pretty good. | ||
And we have to sort of abandon the pretense. | ||
You know what's kind of funny? | ||
We used to say, we probably said this, I don't know, like last week. | ||
People would say, are you against all immigration or just for non-white people? | ||
And you'd say, no, no, I think we should have no immigration from anywhere. | ||
Even from what it's just enough. | ||
And now it's kind of like, no, we could use some more white people. | ||
Like I'm I'm actually, we could switch it up. | ||
We've had 30 years of all Indians and Mexicans. | ||
Now let's switch it up. | ||
We can bring in some white people. | ||
We can bring in some white people if they have the right politics. | ||
I'm good with that. | ||
Immigration moratorium, unless it's a new policy. | ||
No, but that'll be our main story. | ||
We're also going to talk tonight about regime change in Venezuela. | ||
And uh, I don't know what's going on there, but it looks almost like inevitable now. | ||
We covered this last week. | ||
I think we talked about it a little bit yesterday, uh, if I'm not mistaken. | ||
But the Trump administration is now going all in, it seems, on toppling the socialist regime of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela. | ||
They've been bombing these small drug, allegedly these uh vessels involved in drug trafficking. | ||
Now, the announcement from the White House today is that they're going to begin land-based operations. | ||
Trump said we control the sea. | ||
Now we're going to bomb the land. | ||
And uh there's a number of B-52 bombers, apparently that were circling Venezuela all day today. | ||
I was watching this on Telegram. | ||
And at the same time, Trump authorized the CIA to begin conducting clandestine operations inside Venezuela. | ||
We don't know the nature of these covert operations, but we can only assume they're probably paving the way for a regime change. | ||
And maybe they're doing political activities, maybe they're organizing some rebellion, protests. | ||
You take out USAID, you bring in the CIA, it's the same stuff. | ||
You know, it's six of one, half a dozen of the others. | ||
So we'll talk a little bit and give you an update tonight about Venezuela. | ||
And I have to say, I am in favor of doing something with Venezuela. | ||
But here's the problem. | ||
And I don't know if this was last night or if this was last week, but the story from the New York Times is that Rick Grinnell had brokered a deal with Maduro that he was going to give us all of their stuff. | ||
He was going to give us their oil, their gold, that we would be a partner in any future gold or oil mining operations or um extraction operations. | ||
He said that he would completely abandon China, Russia, Iran, any joint dual use, infrastructure projects, and basically Venezuela would align with Washington, which is what we want. | ||
That's what we've always wanted out of Venezuela. | ||
And by we, I mean the United States from the point of view of our foreign policy and the Monroe Doctrine. | ||
But they won't take the deal. | ||
And again, according to the New York Times last week, it was Rubio, the Secretary of State and the National Security Advisor, who gets in the middle of this and says, that's not good enough. | ||
We actually have to topple the government. | ||
And I do believe that that should be a last resort. | ||
Because there's too many negative externalities, too many risks. | ||
We talked about it uh earlier on a different show. | ||
It's risks to the homeland, it's risks of instability that might cause a refugee crisis. | ||
That already happened in the first term. | ||
Why not just take the deal? | ||
So we'll we'll talk a little bit more about that tonight. | ||
Should be a pretty good show. | ||
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Because I was wearing a hat. | ||
But how do I look? | ||
I have to say the camera hits different on the iMac. | ||
I don't know why, but I was liking some of the clips. | ||
I'm definitely fatter than I was three years ago when I did the uh on the road streams. | ||
But it's fine. | ||
I don't really care anymore. | ||
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People have been asking about the merch. | ||
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We have the Wang Half t-shirt, white ass nigga, going hard as fuck. | ||
It says Wang half on the front, it's me on the back. | ||
Do not wear that to your young Republican meeting, please. | ||
People were saying he wants us to hide our power levels and be subversive. | ||
And then they're saying, what he's telling us to buy a shirt with his face on it. | ||
Yeah, just like, I don't know, don't wear it out in public. | ||
Use your head. | ||
Don't wear it to the young Republican meeting, don't bring it to the group chat. | ||
But we got the t-shirt. | ||
The second new item we just launched today is the nativist flag. | ||
I believe it's the no-nothing flag. | ||
It says, Native Americans beware of foreign influence. | ||
It's really cool. | ||
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We're gonna get into it. | ||
Before we do, I just want to say quickly. | ||
It seems that all the evidence now, to follow up on the show last night, uh, and just a quick summary. | ||
Last night we covered this article in Politico, and it's a lot of drama, it's a lot of nonsense, but basically there's this conflict in the young Republicans, which it's like, is that even still a thing? | ||
Like, isn't that for teenagers? | ||
I don't know why people even care. | ||
But I guess there was a major rivalry in the young Republicans between Gavin Wax, the former chair of the New York Young Republican club, and some other guy. | ||
And they get in this big feud, they get in this big beef over a committee position. | ||
Who's gonna be the committee man for the young Republicans? | ||
Like, do you hear yourself? | ||
I want to look at Gavin Wax and his Jew face and say, Do you fucking hear yourself? | ||
Committee man of the young Republicans. | ||
Grow up. | ||
I mean, aren't you like pushing 30? | ||
You're still a young Republican. | ||
Like, get a job. | ||
He's at the State Department. | ||
Why do we need this? | ||
So anyway, Gavin Wax gets passed over for some stupid committee, you know, student council president position by this other guy. | ||
And in retaliation for having uh his valor stolen from him, he blows up everybody that's working for the other guy. | ||
And it's this group chat of about a dozen young Republicans, seven months worth of messages, an archive. | ||
And they're making edgy jokes. | ||
They're joking about gas chambers and Hitler and watermelon people and monkeys and stuff like that. | ||
And it's harmless. | ||
I mean, it is just jokes at the end of the day. | ||
Uh, but of course, now all those people are fired. | ||
As of today, every single one of those people has been fired. | ||
And some of them are lawyers and some of them are in politics, one of them is a state rep. They're all over the country, and all those people have been fired. | ||
And these are not all of them are white, but most of them are young. | ||
They're all young guys, they're all very conservative. | ||
I don't know if they're gropers, but I imagine they're mostly on our side. | ||
And I said last night, that kind of friendly fire just can't be tolerated. | ||
What kind of house of cards, faggot bullshit do you think you're on? | ||
What kind of power trip? | ||
Leaking group chat messages to Politico to get these guys fired because you didn't get your young Republican committee assignment. | ||
And anyway, the update today is that more and more evidence is coming out that Gavinwax was responsible for the leak. | ||
He ruined these people's lives. | ||
Anything that happens to them is his fault. | ||
And I said last night, you know, read the room. | ||
We're in a climate where the Democrats are trying to kill us. | ||
And I don't usually talk like that, especially not lately. | ||
And I by that I mean maybe uh in the past couple of years. | ||
But ever since Charlie Kirk got shot, it's sort of a wake-up call. | ||
I said this the other day, I'll just repeat it quickly. | ||
He got shot in the neck for being 40% as conservative as me. | ||
And they celebrated. | ||
They danced, they celebrated, they're marching down the streets saying he's a racist bastard, we're glad he's dead. | ||
You know, this is BLM, these are antifa, radical left types. | ||
Gavin Newsom today said that the House should investigate the people in the group chat. | ||
He said that Congress should actually appoint like a subcommittee and investigate the people in the group chat. | ||
And Chuck Schumer is running with this, Gavin Wax's buddy. | ||
They're all the Democrats are running with this and saying it's not enough that we destroy their lives, their lives are ruined. | ||
We have to destroy everybody's lives who thinks like this. | ||
They want to investigate all Republicans, all young conservatives, all right wingers, and find all the Gruipers, all the group chats, all the Hitler jokes, and wreck all those people. | ||
And you know that if the Democrats get in power, maybe they issue a subpoena. | ||
If they come back in the presidency, then they got the DOJ on their side. | ||
That kind of treachery, like Gavin Wax has to be the op now. | ||
And I'm not calling for violence against him. | ||
I just want to make that clear because of the climate that we're in, obviously. | ||
But this guy needs to be straight up blacklisted from everything. | ||
Needs to be blackballed. | ||
And I said this the other night. | ||
If you have his number, if you know this guy, it is your obligation to text him and call him and say, fuck you. | ||
We want nothing to do with you. | ||
You are dead to me. | ||
We will never talk to you again. | ||
We will never add you to a group chat, call you on the phone, you're done. | ||
And I said that JD Vance said the right thing about this yesterday, and it's true, it was pleasantly surprising. | ||
Vance defended the young guys and said, you know, this is jokes. | ||
These are college kids making jokes. | ||
Meanwhile, on the left, they want to kill everybody. | ||
But it needs to go further than that. | ||
And there needs to be from the right wing. | ||
They're all canceling these people, by the way. | ||
The young Republicans chapter, Mark Levin, like they're digging their heels in. | ||
They want these kids destroyed too. | ||
And I'm glad that guys like Vance and Matt Walsh and others, to their credit, they're sticking up for them. | ||
But it needs to go further. | ||
And people need to say, you know, maybe we can't repair these young kids' reputation. | ||
The damage is done. | ||
The screenshots are out there. | ||
We know what we know. | ||
But now Gavin Wax needs to pay a price. | ||
These dozen kids, they had their lives destroyed because they made jokes in the company of people they thought they could trust. | ||
Gavin Wax betrayed his own fucking side, his own people. | ||
For no reason. | ||
It's not like, you know, and he could argue these guys are being careless. | ||
But this is like he fed them into a wood chipper. | ||
He fed them to the left and then brought down the heat on everybody. | ||
The Democrats now want to come after everybody because of young Republican bullshit. | ||
Now this guy needs to have his life ruined. | ||
But I'm going to tell you something, and this is a red pill for every young white man in politics. | ||
Listen to this and listen well. | ||
Gavin will never be held accountable. | ||
Never. | ||
These young guys, they're done. | ||
Dunzo. | ||
Forget it. | ||
You know, these dozen guys in the group chat, their lives, their careers are ruined. | ||
They'll come back in some form in years after they apologize and eat shit for a long time. | ||
And maybe they won't even work in politics. | ||
They'll be lucky if they get some other job. | ||
And that's because they were making jokes. | ||
Probably the same jokes that Gavin makes in his own group chats. | ||
The reason that Gavin will never be held accountable is because he's Jewish. | ||
That is a fact. | ||
That's not paranoia. | ||
That's not prejudice. | ||
Gavin Wax, unlike these kids, has very powerful friends. | ||
He's a delegate for the Zionist Organization of America. | ||
He's taken photos with Chuck Schumer with his grandma who survived the Holocaust in Italy. | ||
That's not even a joke. | ||
That's real. | ||
Chuck Schumer, the same guy that's lighting up these kids and calling for them to be destroyed. | ||
Gavin Wax takes pictures with Chuck Schumer because they're Jewish. | ||
And on Holocaust Remembrance Day, that's when they remember it's all in the family. | ||
So it's the same reason that Mike Bartell, the guy that got blackmailed, is at the small business association, and Gavin's at the State Department. | ||
It's the same reason that Patrick Casey can't get a job at DHS, but Darren Beattie's also at the State Department. | ||
Why do you think that is? | ||
All the Grupers, all the non-Groiper young white men getting into politics, they're coming by themselves. | ||
They don't have their cousins and nephews, their donors. | ||
They're going into this as college Republicans, bright eyed, idealistic, looking to make a difference. | ||
These guys like Gavin and Darren Beattie, Mark Levin. | ||
Mark Levin dines with the president of the United States and Trump listens to him. | ||
And that's because Levin is who else was at that meeting? | ||
It was another high power Jewish donor when they convinced him to bomb Iran. | ||
And so every young white guy needs to kind of understand these people are not on our side. | ||
They don't play by the same rules. | ||
They don't think of us the same way they think of each other. | ||
When the chips are down, they will be protected. | ||
You will not be. | ||
And it reminds me the perfect other example of this, the companion piece to this, is during the Frat Bro uprising. | ||
You remember last year when the Progressives took over Columbia and UCLA protesting Israel and they they occupied the campus. | ||
You had this uh frat bro uprising of patriotic young Gen Z students that were rebuking the left. | ||
And it turned out, you know, where did this start? | ||
UNC Chapel Hill in North Carolina. | ||
It was a Jewish fraternity leading the charge. | ||
It was an anti-Israel protest hosted by the left, countered by a pro-Israel protest led by Jewish fraternities. | ||
And they're waving, excuse me, Israeli flags, but this was portrayed in the media like it was a generic left-wing protest and a generic right wing protest. | ||
That's not what it was. | ||
Anyway, you maybe remember some of my coverage of this. | ||
A lot of young white men really bought this hook, line and sinker. | ||
They saw these UNC Chapel Hill Jewish frat bros waving their Israel flags, fighting with leftists who hate Israel. | ||
They got tricked into thinking this was like some pro-America frat bro zin thing. | ||
They got tricked into thinking it's it's not about um squelching and suppressing pro-Palestine activism, but actually it's about like beer and zen and like the American flag and like trucks and country music or something. | ||
Some of them made the mistake of thinking it was real. | ||
And I'll never forget at uh you was it uh Old Miss? | ||
It was one of these universities in Mississippi. | ||
Is that even a school? | ||
I don't even know. | ||
I believe it was a school in Mississippi. | ||
Some white frat kid went to the frat bro uprising and he made uh monkey noises at one of the black protesters from the left. | ||
That guy got expelled. | ||
That guy got suspended and then expelled. | ||
Uh Bill Ackman did not give him 10,000 to throw a rager like he did for the other guys. | ||
Nobody defended him. | ||
Actually, everyone threw him under the bus. | ||
And it's like you see this play out over and over again where it's like these these Jewish people, they get all the privileges, they're protected, they come in with the with the mafia, like they did at UNC Chapel Hill, like Gavin Wax at the end at the New York Young Republicans, very Jewish city. | ||
And white people make the mistake of thinking, oh yeah, we we're gonna join and we're gonna protest too. | ||
And then they go a little too far, and then they get chopped off at the knees. | ||
And suddenly it's not a joke anymore. | ||
Suddenly it's not funny, there's no money for a rager, suddenly you know, this like cancel culture is over, solidarity, that all goes out the window. | ||
That happened to that guy, you know. | ||
You think he's having a great time, he's done. | ||
Same with these kids. | ||
And so this is a message specifically to these um these college Republicans. | ||
You know, a lot of them think that I'm like um, they think that the Zionists are people we can work with. | ||
You know, they say they really buy this shit that uh anyone criticizing Israel's a third worldist, and you know, with Zionists you win, like they really believe that. | ||
This is another example. | ||
They will not help you. | ||
They will and I don't care. | ||
Yeah, some of the kids in the group chat, like they're not the best looking guys, like a lot of them are fat. | ||
It is what it is, it's whatever. | ||
They're young Republican nerds. | ||
Regardless, they will never protect you or take your side. | ||
And it's this is an important lesson. | ||
Gavin Wax will throw you under the bus. | ||
He will never pay the price for it, he will be protected, you are not protected, you will not have allies. | ||
And it's just a materially different situation for Us than it is for them. | ||
And you can never forget that. | ||
So if anything, this is a teachable moment about two things. | ||
One is better opse. | ||
Let's not be kidding. | ||
We don't need to impress everybody by edge lording. | ||
If you're in one of these group chats, put on the disappearing messages today. | ||
Clear the group chats. | ||
Put on disappearing messages on Telegram, on Signal, make it a day, make it a week. | ||
Just put on the disappearing messages and clean up the act. | ||
That's why I make fun of these guys. | ||
And that when the super chatters are saying, oh, Austrian painter, I'm making fun of you because we're past edge lording. | ||
You know, and I I kind of do some funny jokes, and I'm I'm edgy, but I'm not edgy for the sake of being edgy. | ||
Sometimes I'm edgy because it's funny. | ||
We are past a point where we need to impress each other by making the dumbest jokes from 2017. | ||
I know people got red pilled yesterday, but we gotta we gotta be very careful about that stuff. | ||
That's one. | ||
And two, it's a lesson I tell everybody all the time. | ||
Serves you right. | ||
You trusted one of these people. | ||
And Gavin will float away on a golden parachute on a parachute made of 30 pieces of silver, and everybody else is gonna be in hell. | ||
They're gonna be in young Republican hell forever. | ||
They're gonna be dealing with these hit pieces for the next 10 years of their life. | ||
You Google these guys, a national story from Politico is gonna come up where they said gas chambers are funny, and they're gonna be explaining that to their employers, their family when they move back home, and it's gonna be just general suckage for a long time. | ||
And that's how it is for us. | ||
And it's not like that for them. | ||
So if Gavin is held accountable, I will say that's evidence of a strong movement. | ||
I will say good, but I doubt it's gonna happen. | ||
The guy should lose his job. | ||
He should be ostracized for this. | ||
This is an unforgivable offense. | ||
He should be in the wilderness for 10 fucking years for this, but he won't be. | ||
Because Mark Levin's on his team. | ||
Because Mark Levin and Laura Loomer and Josh Hammer and all these cocksuckers that they pretend to hate, they're all really on the same team. | ||
And yeah, they have their disagreements, but it's intermural. | ||
He will be protected, mark my words, he will be kept safe from this. | ||
So JD Vance can say whatever he wants. | ||
Fans could say these guys shouldn't be fired. | ||
It doesn't matter. | ||
They will be. | ||
And Gavin Wax will be fine. | ||
And he did it. | ||
He fed them to the left. | ||
Internalize that. | ||
I hope you feel impotent because you are. | ||
I hope you feel frustrated because you are frustrated. | ||
You are nothing. | ||
Okay. | ||
Um, and by that I mean these like young kids. | ||
You got no power. | ||
So take your own side. | ||
If you're feeling impotent, if you're feeling powerless, good. | ||
Internalize that. | ||
Take your own side. | ||
Stop, you know, and I all these motherfuckers were dutiful board members for Gavin Wax at New York Young Republicans, and they were insisting to me in private, no, no, he's a good guy. | ||
No, you got to give him a chance. | ||
He's a good guy. | ||
I said, he's a fucking degenerate Jew, and I don't trust him for five seconds. | ||
He's a Zionist, he's a delegate for the ZOA. | ||
I said, I I trust this guy as far as I can throw him, and I'm not a big guy. | ||
So, you know, but they all told me, no, no, he's cool, it's great. | ||
It's fine. | ||
He'll work in the State Department. | ||
I'll work in some lowly agency or department. | ||
It's fine if he gets the glory. | ||
He's he's one of ours. | ||
Like, no, dude, no. | ||
Take your own side. | ||
And people even said he's flirting with Catholicism. | ||
He's not flirting with Catholicism, bro. | ||
He is not, give me a break. | ||
You gotta stop falling for it every single time. | ||
If they're not at the Catholic Mass, if they're not at the brunch, they're not one of us, okay. | ||
If they can't go to the brunch because they can't enter the house of God because they're because they hate us, they're not one of us. | ||
Okay. | ||
So anyway, it's very, very important as we climb up the mountain. | ||
You know, like I said, we're pursuing um, I wouldn't even call it an infiltration strategy. | ||
I would say it's an elite human capital strategy. | ||
People have it twisted. | ||
They say you're advocating infiltration. | ||
I'm not really. | ||
I'm advocating for people reaching their maximum potential and becoming as elite as possible so that then what they believe matters in any form, whether they're in an institution, outside the institutions, whether they're open or private about their beliefs, as we, and and that does involve some deception or concealing, you know, you just need to keep this stuff in mind. | ||
You need to know the rules of the game. | ||
These are the rules that people had to learn the hard way. | ||
It happened to everybody. | ||
Happened to Scott Greer. | ||
Ask Scott Greer, deja vu all over again. | ||
Just briefly, then we'll move on. | ||
I can tell we're not going to get into Venezuela because I'm procrastinating because I don't want to talk about it. | ||
But briefly, Scott Greer, he's one of these guys where, you know, 10 years ago, everybody's emails from Breitbart got blown up by Katie McHugh. | ||
This is like ancient history, ancient lore. | ||
I feel like the lore keeper, the scribe, the elder. | ||
Ten years ago, in the heyday of the alt-right, the alternative right, properly understood, was decimated by a very high-profile, very similar email leak. | ||
I think it was in 2018. | ||
And Katie McHugh, she was some bimbo, she was dating one of the guys. | ||
She got access to the emails, some email server that everybody was named in. | ||
She gave it to BuzzFeed, and it blew up everywhere. | ||
It nuked everybody. | ||
And many people, like Scott Greer was at Daily Caller, people forget for a long time. | ||
He was on Fox News, he had a book. | ||
He struggled for some time. | ||
And it was stuff like this. | ||
And it's like this is just, it happens over and over, and it's always going to be part of it. | ||
And some people didn't get named in it and survived, and some people got destroyed. | ||
And I said it the other night, we're in a war. | ||
You fight battles, some battles you win, some you lose. | ||
And in the battle, sometimes you're moving up the field, sometimes you're getting pushed back. | ||
It happens. | ||
It doesn't mean it's not worth it, but you just want to know the rules of the game. | ||
And it's like you can't trust women. | ||
You can't trust people like Gavin Wax. | ||
Can't trust them. | ||
And understand they will always recover and you can't. | ||
Like they will blow you up and no one will help you. | ||
All this stuff about all in the family, it doesn't matter. | ||
And I'd like to see Matt Walsh and Vance. | ||
Why don't you say something about Gavin Wax? | ||
You know, it's very easy to bitch about the leak. | ||
You know, and on some level, they had a coming with the leak. | ||
They were being dumb. | ||
They trusted the wrong person. | ||
Like it is what it is. | ||
But why then are not they going on the offensive against the guy that did them in? | ||
That's what I want to know. | ||
And I think we all know the answer. | ||
He's protected. | ||
But anyway, so that's that. | ||
Just a little recap on last night, because it's becoming very clear that he he was responsible. | ||
I don't even believe, I don't know that he's denying it. | ||
I'm not sure, but I don't know. | ||
And um, I saw his Twitter today. | ||
He said, people are say they're against cancel culture. | ||
Now they're saying I should be canceled. | ||
Yeah, you're a traitor. | ||
You're fucking rat. | ||
You're a you're a rodent rat scurrying around, talking to political reporters, giving them seven months of chat logs where people are making Hitler jokes because you didn't get your committee assignment. | ||
Like, give me a break. | ||
Should be zero quarter for that guy. | ||
Anyway, so I'll do it. | ||
And if anyone can help me knock that guy down a peg, please tell me. | ||
I will lead the charge. | ||
He needs to pay for that. | ||
Like I said, not don't attack this guy violently, anything like that. | ||
That just give them what they want. | ||
You know, then they go cry to the ADL. | ||
Um, but this guy should be ostracized from all Republican circles. | ||
It's treachery. | ||
Uh, but I do want to move on. | ||
I want to get into the story about the white refugees, and it'll be a shorter show, then we'll get on into the super chats. | ||
This is from the New York Times. | ||
And I gotta say, credit where it's due. | ||
Here's your credit. | ||
Credit where it is due. | ||
The Trump administration is they do have some good people in there. | ||
I'm not gonna say the admin is good or bad, uh, because there's bad people in the admin and they're doing bad things. | ||
There's good people in the admin, they're trying to do the right thing. | ||
And it's a battle. | ||
Like anything else. | ||
People, people don't understand. | ||
Inside the administration, it really is a tug of war. | ||
And it's bureaucratic. | ||
And so, for example, there's guys in DHS, they want the workplace raids. | ||
They want ice to show up to Home Depot or to uh the farms or the meat packing plants, and they want to throw everybody out. | ||
Like they want this at DHS and ICE. | ||
Susie Wiles does not. | ||
These guys want all the farmers to go. | ||
Stephen Miller wants to give them H2A visas. | ||
I'm not making this up. | ||
This is real. | ||
So, you know, when we look at the Trump administration, we have to be even-handed and we have to be fair. | ||
And I hate the word nuanced, but we have to be nuanced and precise. | ||
There are some good people, some bad people, and and consequently, there's some good policies and some bad ones. | ||
And this is certainly, if this happens, I think this is great. | ||
The big story today is that the Trump administration is considering prioritizing white refugees from countries like South Africa, specifically those that are assimilable and against immigration. | ||
And I saw this, and my first thought was man, for years we have been saying we want no immigration, even white people. | ||
But at the same time, I'm like, we want more white people in America. | ||
It's actually safe to say, we, you know, this is fine. | ||
I'm fine with it. | ||
We've had 30 years of infinite Indians, Chinese, Hispanics. | ||
Let's give some white people a home. | ||
Let's give some white people a chance here. | ||
And this is the story from New York Times. | ||
We'll just talk about the policy. | ||
It says, quote, the Trump administration is considering a radical overhaul of the U.S. refugee system that would slash the program to its bare bones while giving preference to English speakers, white South Africans, and Europeans who oppose migration. | ||
Love it. | ||
The proposals, some of which already have gone into effect, would transform a decades-old program aimed at helping the world's most desperate people into one that conforms to Mr. Trump's vision of immigration, which is to help white people who say they are being persecuted while keeping the vast majority of other people out. | ||
Okay, well, what's wrong with helping white people? | ||
Haven't we helped enough non-white people? | ||
When is enough enough? | ||
We've helped we've helped like 70 million non-white people come here and in a few generations. | ||
That's not enough. | ||
We can only help non-white people. | ||
White people are being treated badly in South Africa. | ||
We can't help them because they're white. | ||
We only help non-white people forever, and that's it. | ||
So I don't, you know, it's even in the wording, it's just dripping with like contempt. | ||
It's like white people is just automatically a bad word. | ||
Oh, he wants to help white people. | ||
Okay, why is that a bad thing? | ||
Isn't that a good thing? | ||
I'm white. | ||
I want to help white people too. | ||
It says the plans were presented to the White House in April and July by officials in the state and homeland security departments after President Trump directed federal agencies to study whether refugee resettlement was in the interest of the United States. | ||
Mr. Trump had suspended refugee admissions on his first day in office and solicited the proposals about how and whether the administration would continue the program. | ||
The proposed changes would put new emphasis on whether applicants would be able to assimilate into the United States, directing them to take classes on American history and values and respect for cultural norms. | ||
They also advised Mr. Trump to prioritize Europeans who have been targeted for peaceful expression of views online, such as opposition to mass migration or support for populist political parties. | ||
Maybe like Dries van Langenhoven, who they want to throw them in jail for no reason. | ||
So I like this policy. | ||
And let's be perfectly honest, just about immigration and race. | ||
I think it's actually a controversial question whether non-white people even can assimilate at all. | ||
And there's there's further questions. | ||
Can non-white people ever, on any timeline, under any circumstances, assimilate? | ||
I don't know. | ||
That's maybe the most controversial question to ask. | ||
And it begs the question what is assimilation? | ||
And we understand the basics. | ||
Do you speak the language? | ||
Do you practice the culture? | ||
Do you understand the founding documents? | ||
Do you observe the holidays, the national, federal holidays, or religious holidays? | ||
Maybe you say it has something to do with being a Christian. | ||
But on some level, assimilation is deeper. | ||
It means do you see yourself as American? | ||
And what does that mean? | ||
I don't think even black people see themselves as American. | ||
Some of them do. | ||
And some of them are patriots. | ||
And many, many black people love America. | ||
But when they're trying to get their own national anthem, their own flag, their own Independence Day, their own founding fathers. | ||
Is that assimilation? | ||
And how long have they been here? | ||
400 years? | ||
They want to have a red and green American flag to reflect their favorite uh cuisine. | ||
They want to have their own national anthem. | ||
They don't even sing the same happy birthday song. | ||
You know, they sing the Stevie Wonder song, they want to take a knee for the flag, they have Juneteenth, Martin Luther King Jr. and Abraham Lincoln founded America with Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman. | ||
They want her on the money. | ||
They hate Thomas Jefferson, they hate George Washington. | ||
And it's not all of them, but that's a significant portion of them. | ||
So now, granted, blacks speak English. | ||
They've been here for 400 years. | ||
Many of them are Christian. | ||
They go to the schools. | ||
They're integrated on some level in the major metropolitan cities. | ||
They go to universities. | ||
But in some cases, even they have their own colleges. | ||
Historically, black colleges and universities. | ||
Are they meaningfully assimilated? | ||
Do would they say, I'm American and I identify with another white person as American? | ||
I think that's a stretch. | ||
So who does see themselves as quintessentially American? | ||
I would say it's European immigrants. | ||
Polish, Italians, Germans. | ||
Like there's Germans living in Pennsylvania for 200 years. | ||
There's American as any English, Scots-Irish. | ||
Same with people, French, and they have their own ethnic flavor, but they see themselves as, yeah, I'm American. | ||
Do recent arrivals from Latin America? | ||
No, they don't speak English. | ||
There's so many schools in Chicago and LA where not a word of English is spoken in the entire building. | ||
They don't say the Pledge of Allegiance in English. | ||
How about these Indian immigrants? | ||
How about the Muslims? | ||
They're clannish. | ||
You know, and this gets even into is assimilation possible at all? | ||
I don't, I don't know. | ||
I don't think so. | ||
I don't. | ||
For non-white racists, I think it's exceedingly rare. | ||
But let's say maybe they can assimilate in perfect conditions. | ||
What would those conditions be? | ||
Well, only if they're vastly outnumbered by white people. | ||
I think those are maybe the only conditions where they can proper, that would be perfect conditions for assimilation. | ||
Is if they're surrounded by heritage Americans that have been here for 10 generations, and maybe over time they might assimilate under perfect conditions, that's a maybe. | ||
But we're far from perfect conditions. | ||
We have a country that's already so diverse and became diversified so rapidly. | ||
The people are coming here in such large numbers and forming ethnic enclaves. | ||
It's not, it's it's actually adverse conditions. | ||
If an Hispanic comes to Chicago and in three miles in any direction, it's all Hispanics that only speak Spanish and the signs are in Spanish, and it's all their food and culture and parades and everything. | ||
How are they even how's that even possible? | ||
Even if you think it is possible, how's that going to happen? | ||
It doesn't. | ||
And the same goes for these Muslim cities they're trying to set up, like in Dearborn or Somalia. | ||
It's the same with these Indian enclaves where they build all the new construction and they take over a whole subdivision. | ||
It's the same everywhere. | ||
And so this is the classic problem with immigration. | ||
First of all, you're bringing in huge numbers of people. | ||
They have nothing in common with us. | ||
They don't want to assimilate. | ||
The conditions are not such, even if it was possible for them to assimilate, and it never ends. | ||
There's never a pause, like there was throughout American history, where we open the door, we close the door, we open the door. | ||
And this is where this was for Germans, Irish, Italians. | ||
This is for racially white, Christian, culturally European. | ||
This is for people that had a lot in common with the founding stock. | ||
Forget about people, you know, you could say the Protestants diverged from the Catholics 500 years ago. | ||
You could say that, you know, the Germans and the uh the Italians are different subraces. | ||
Indians have a different alphabet. | ||
They have a completely different religion. | ||
It barely came into contact with Europeans. | ||
They have nothing in common with us. | ||
And so I'm not going to sit here and pretend that on its face, whites are not better immigrants than non-whites for those reasons. | ||
The point of an immigration program is to make our country better. | ||
And necessarily that means it can't make the country worse. | ||
And destroying the cohesion and the identity of the country definitely makes it worse. | ||
Like if the native people are one way and the immigrants are another way, and they obstinately refuse to give up their ways, then that creates a lack of cohesion, division. | ||
It creates this alien presence that is unfamiliar and foreign. | ||
And the bigger that it gets, the smaller the Native America becomes, the more it recedes. | ||
Immigration should benefit the natives, not replace them, not substitute them, not attack them, not form up a counter-identity in opposition to them. | ||
So I think that's an important first principle, and we shy away from it, and I have in the past too. | ||
No, not all immigrants are created equal. | ||
Whether they're, you know, illiterate peasants from dysfunctional countries or like highly selected, specialized high IQ people from another country, whether they're white or non-white, what their politics are. | ||
Like some immigrants are better than others, some refugees are better than others. | ||
And it doesn't mean they're like uh genetically superior, like they're better, like they have more innate value, but they have more value they can provide to America. | ||
They they are less of a threat to American identity than others. | ||
I think everyone understands that on some level. | ||
Even for that matter, the black people get this. | ||
You know, in Chicago, where do you think they're dumping all these Venezuelans? | ||
They're dumping them in black neighborhoods and not to do that like cuck boomer thing where you say, oh, you know, but it's just true. | ||
I mean, you got black people in the south side of Chicago, they sound like Trump because they're saying we don't want to be invaded by Venezuelans. | ||
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Who does? | |
You know, you stay there. | ||
So I like the program, it's honest, and it says if we're prioritizing for assimilation, let's bring in some damn ass white people. | ||
Let's bring in some English speakers for a change. | ||
We tried the other stuff. | ||
It's not great. | ||
You know, is anybody really thrilled about these recent arrivals? | ||
Does anybody say, ah, awesome, more Indians, more Guatemalans, oh, great, more, you know, the Nigerians aren't the worst, actually. | ||
I'd prefer them to the to the African Americans on some level, but it's even then, it's like, no, I don't think anybody's really thrilled about that. | ||
We've been forced to acquiesce to it and to accept it and tolerate it, but no one loves that. | ||
Wouldn't it be nice to see some white faces come into Ellis Island? | ||
See some white people move into the neighborhood. | ||
And maybe they have a funny accent, but it's like they take care of their property and they're not, you know, abusing emergency services, calling an ambulance every time they have a stomachache. | ||
Wouldn't that be nice for a change? | ||
So I love it. | ||
I like the new policy, and I have to, but here's the thing, and this is kind of my caveat. | ||
They say some of this proposal is being implemented. | ||
Who knows if it will be fully implemented? | ||
It's just not enough. | ||
And here's the thing. | ||
I said before we introduced the topic, you have good people in the administration, you have bad people in the administration. | ||
It's a tug of war. | ||
It just shouldn't be like that. | ||
It doesn't need to be like that. | ||
And for me, you know, people say, why are you so negative towards Trump? | ||
He's doing some good things, and I agree with, like, I agree propositionally with what you're saying. | ||
But my experience, having been watching this for 10 years, is like we won the impossible victory 10 years ago. | ||
Like we beat Hillary Clinton, we beat the 16 Republicans, like we did it. | ||
And Trump got elected. | ||
And we played this game 10 years ago. | ||
The uh personnel battles, the chief of staff sucking ass, excuse me, the um, the doxing everybody, like this thing with Gavin Wax. | ||
This is all played out already. | ||
And that was why the first Trump administration didn't make America great. | ||
That's why BLM tore through the cities. | ||
That's why we shut down the country with the pandemic. | ||
It's why we didn't build the wall. | ||
It's why we didn't withdraw from Syria or Afghanistan or Iraq. | ||
Like, let's be honest, the first Trump administration objectively was a failure. | ||
Who are the big winners? | ||
Tech companies. | ||
They made all the money when they shut down the economy and the Amazon and Microsoft and Pfizer went through the roof. | ||
You know, so the stock market did well, the people that own the companies did well, BlackRock did well, Pfizer did well, Amazon did well, corporations that got their taxes cut, they did well. | ||
But everybody that was waiting for an infrastructure bill, a middle class tax cut, anybody that wanted um NAFTA thrown out or a tariff schedule, people that wanted the troops to come Home, people that wanted a border wall, people that wanted mass deportations 10 years ago, people that wanted the job market not to be frozen and to be shut out by H1Bs. | ||
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They all lost. | |
Like they got, they did not get what they wanted. | ||
And that is because that agenda was thwarted. | ||
And it was thwarted because when Trump won in 17, he didn't have any of his own guys. | ||
So Trump wins the election. | ||
He during the transition, he taps Ryan's prebus, the head of the RNC to fill up the White House, and they fill it up with crap. | ||
They fill it up with people they just defeated from Rubio, from Bush, from W. Bush. | ||
And it was a running joke in DC that if you were loyal to Trump and actually supported his agenda, it made you less likely to get a job in the White House and more likely to be fired if you had one. | ||
Because the people running the show hated Trump, hated his agenda. | ||
And so when people talk about we gotta pressure Trump on Twitter, we gotta get our guys in there, we gotta, you know, there was like this campaign. | ||
I talked about O'Dave Smith during the transition this year. | ||
They said, no to Mike Pompeo. | ||
We gotta tell Trump he can't hire Pompeo. | ||
I'm like, aren't you people tired? | ||
We did this 10 years ago. | ||
We went through all this bullshit. | ||
The personnel, all the everything I'm describing, we went through this the first time, and I talked a lot about this in 2024. | ||
It's like it just should have never been like that ever again. | ||
It's like Trump should have learned his lesson. | ||
He should have only brought people loyal to him into the second, or rather the third campaign. | ||
Only brought people loyal to him into the second administration. | ||
It should have been Project 2025. | ||
And it should have been like everyone's on board. | ||
From top to bottom, from Trump down through the State Department, Treasury Department, all the way down to the lowest level guy. | ||
It should have been like at least 5,000 Trump hires that were as based and loyal as like a John McIntyre. | ||
Loyalty tests, ideological tests. | ||
Are you America first? | ||
Are you loyal to the president? | ||
Are you going to support a tariff schedule, ending the wars, deporting everybody? | ||
Because if you're not, get out. | ||
But it's deja vu. | ||
We're playing the same game. | ||
And now it's like ICE wants to deport everybody, but Susie Wiles says no. | ||
Okay, well, why the fuck is she here? | ||
She didn't support Trump through January 6th. | ||
She's a lobbyist from South Florida. | ||
What business does, but she's bringing her people with her. | ||
She's she runs a campaign. | ||
She's a Trump whisperer. | ||
She's at Mar-a-Lago where Trump is in Palm Beach. | ||
She's bringing all the spooks from South Florida, like Rubio and Waltz and Pam Bondi. | ||
Personnel is policy. | ||
And so what you have now is that we are entering the second year of the second Trump administration. | ||
It shouldn't have even been possible. | ||
Like the guy took a bullet for it to not be like this, for him to just run the table and just do what must be done. | ||
You know, I will send the army, I'm Jerusalem. | ||
Like he should have just been able to really transform America, like New Deal style overhaul, and it's not happening. | ||
What they're doing is peanuts. | ||
Yeah, there's some nice stuff in there, but it's too little, too late. | ||
The clock is running out, the midterms are next year, they're playing games, we're doing the same shit. | ||
And so I look at stuff like this, and I'm like, okay, so they're gonna bring in a few hundred boars or whatever, like how about we deport 10 million people? | ||
How about we say immigration moratorium? | ||
Like, defy the courts, do what do whatever you need to do, but just like make the changes. | ||
But we're getting these like peanuts, and I said this last week, and some people, you know, they deliberately misinterpreted it. | ||
I said, we're really barking up the wrong tree in a sense, because all Trump is doing now is pissing these people off. | ||
What are we really getting out of this? | ||
Yeah, we're getting some deportations. | ||
It's not terrible, but it's not great. | ||
It's not even really good. | ||
It's it's okay. | ||
But the Democrats, they think this is the Trumpen Reich. | ||
Like they think this is Hitler for real, they think this is the fascist takeover of America, the civil service is being gutted to clear the way, to cancel the elections, so that Trump could be dictator for life and we don't do kings here. | ||
Like they're amped up and they're shooting people. | ||
And like they think this is Avengers End game, you know, They think it's the handmaiden's tale. | ||
They think they're gonna chop Danos' head off. | ||
So here's the thing. | ||
If you're not serious, if you have subversion from within again, you don't even control your own team. | ||
If you're doing not enough, but you're pissing off the enemy, and they are taking it deadly serious. | ||
You're just barking up the wrong tree. | ||
What are we doing other than pissing these people off and daring them to kill us now? | ||
As we're not doing enough stuff here. | ||
If we don't complete the mass deportations, if we don't send every Antifa leader to jail for the next five years, if we don't actually cripple the left, they could regroup. | ||
It's not, you know, they might not. | ||
They might, it just might not be in the cards, but they could regroup. | ||
They're gonna come back in 26 and jam everything up, and it's gonna everything's gonna get harder. | ||
And then they're gonna come in 2028, and then they're gonna try and kill all of us. | ||
You know, so you just they are not taking it seriously. | ||
This is not a game where you can lose. | ||
It's like you win or you die. | ||
We either win this game that Trump started in 2016. | ||
You either win that game where you come for the power structure and try to replace it, you either win and you're the new power structure, or everyone involved is rounded up and executed. | ||
So if you're not playing to win, you just shouldn't play. | ||
And that that was always my gripe. | ||
When Trump X'd out Project 2025 at the behest of La Civita and Susie Wiles, I said, it's over. | ||
When Trump said we're gonna staple green cards to diplomas because we want to keep all in happy, we want to keep David Sachs happy. | ||
You know, Joe Rogan is now saying he doesn't want to do the deportations. | ||
I'm like, well, you know, the like this movement, if they're not willing to do what it takes, if they're worried about public opinion on NE level, it they're just not gonna be serious. | ||
And like, this is what I'm talking about. | ||
This is what's now happening. | ||
So everybody, and look, everybody's always looking to um lionize Trump. | ||
Every because I'm so negative towards Trump, people are looking for every little thing that they could say, no, but this is good. | ||
See, Trump is doing great. | ||
Granted, yeah, Trump, it's not all bad. | ||
I it's not all bad. | ||
A lot of it's actually very good. | ||
And we got a lot of guys in the administration that are good and they're doing a good job and they're trying to do right by the country, and some good stuff has come out of this, but it's just like it's not enough. | ||
And that's not me making perfect the enemy of the good. | ||
That's not me being uh picky or you know, bitter. | ||
No, that's me understanding the knock on effects. | ||
That's me understanding the second order effects because I live through it. | ||
It already happened. | ||
We did the first Trump administration, they took power and they tried to throw us in jail. | ||
They banned us from everything. | ||
They tried to make everyone get vaccinated. | ||
You know, like we live through this, and it shouldn't have been like this a second time, but it is. | ||
And that's me just shaking my head and saying, man, like these people never learn. | ||
Trump never changes. | ||
The people around him never learn. | ||
They weren't around for the first thing, they don't know how it went. | ||
So I just hope they get their act together for everybody's sake. | ||
Uh, because if if they don't, it's not gonna be good. | ||
But that's that. | ||
We're gonna move on. | ||
We're gonna take a look at our super chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys have to say about all this. | ||
Our based pro-white immigration policy. | ||
Did you ever think you'd hear of such a thing? | ||
All right, let's see. | ||
We'll start from where we left off last night, and I'm gonna read them out loud because I'm I'm not able to pull them up on the screen. | ||
Benjamin Net Yahoo says, Hey Nick, I am a Mexican supporter and I am brown skin. | ||
Can I still wear the wang half shirt? | ||
He doesn't even speak English. | ||
That's gotta be a troll. | ||
That's not real. | ||
That brown skin Groiper is not real. | ||
He can't hurt you. | ||
Uh Polly Walnuts Groyper says sounds like someone is mad. | ||
Drake may has arrived. | ||
God bless Nick, keep up. | ||
I'm not following all that. | ||
Alexander de Groyper says soon to be young adult, Nick. | ||
What do you think about young men going joining the military for special forces? | ||
I, for one, don't want to die for Israel, but don't have the ability to go to college. | ||
Womp womp. | ||
Why not? | ||
What are you poor? | ||
Just get alone, dude. | ||
You don't have to pay that shit back. | ||
Just get alone. | ||
Go to a state school. | ||
I don't know, maybe if you're stupid, then that's what you mean. | ||
The appeal of war and tactical training is very high. | ||
Do you see a path for special forces, then police work? | ||
Oh, brother. | ||
Uh, You know, yeah, that's fine, but that's not doing anything for us, really. | ||
Like police officers have to do what they're told. | ||
So, like I don't, it's not gonna be like the dark night where like the cops are, you know, the army against Bainers. | ||
Like it, I don't think that's really that helpful, but sure, I mean it's a great career path. | ||
Hooray for problems says fuck Spotify, am I right? | ||
Yeah, what's going on, man? | ||
I guess I was number one for like a day, but they that I didn't even start that channel. | ||
That's not even my channel. | ||
Someone else just started uploading my show. | ||
I didn't even do it. | ||
Honest to God, it wasn't me. | ||
It wasn't even an intern. | ||
Some random guy just started uploading my show. | ||
It went number one immediately, and then they banned it. | ||
So Fashion Groupers says, fair enough about the pink socks. | ||
You're wearing derby lace shoes, though. | ||
And while it's technically not a faux pas in America to wear them with a dark suit, you don't know what you're talking about. | ||
Just wear black Oxfords instead. | ||
Fuck off and die and kill yourself immediately. | ||
Edie's Groyper says, Thank you for doing shows on the road. | ||
You're looking great. | ||
Audio is good too. | ||
Your voice sounds raspier. | ||
I've been doing a lot of content. | ||
This collab, you're not gonna see it for a few months. | ||
But it's a it's an intense, it's a big collaboration. | ||
It's not a it's not big in terms of it's not a huge platform, but it's gonna be a really good um, I don't want to spoil it, but it's a lot of content. | ||
So I've been doing a lot of shows. | ||
So I'm a little uh tapped out. | ||
But thank you very much for the big super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
Donald Trump Steens is mug club intelligence mogs, Candace Intelligence Agency. | ||
Not a fan of Crowder, but at least he isn't muddying the waters and making the anti-Israel right look retarded. | ||
It's a good point. | ||
Yeah, mug club, they have good sources. | ||
Deep down says Groppers up at 10 p.m. | ||
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Utah clock time, Utah clock time. | |
Yeah. | ||
There you go. | ||
I like the gropper. | ||
Bugman says, Are you fucking with beavers? | ||
Okay, Hassan's dog says, thanks for all you do. | ||
The show has motivated and informed me in many ways. | ||
I just passed my first CPA exam. | ||
I'm joining a big four Ferb in a couple of months. | ||
Gonna conceal my power level, Wanghalf. | ||
Wang half, it will be done. | ||
I'd love to hear it. | ||
Good for you. | ||
Stay out of the group chats. | ||
Uh Lily Frosty says, I'm European. | ||
Here we go. | ||
22 years old, Catholic, and beautiful. | ||
Well, I'll be the judge of that. | ||
I enjoy watching you, and I even sent you an email and a DM on X to reach out to you. | ||
I'm real. | ||
I'm sure you like me, so check them, please. | ||
Yeah, you sound like you sound like I'd like you, because you're nagging me. | ||
I love there's nothing I love more than when people bombard my inbox of messages, and then when I don't get back to them, they tell me about it and say, hey, I sent you a text. | ||
Yeah, you see, I it sounds like I'm really gonna love you. | ||
Sounds like the beginning of a beautiful marriage. | ||
Did you see the messages I sent you, honey? | ||
Did you see my message? | ||
Why aren't you replying to my messages? | ||
Right, you're replying to my messages, Nick. | ||
Sounds like I would really like you. | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
22. | ||
Listen, I'm not into cougars, okay? | ||
Um you sound great, sound like a nice girl. | ||
I'm not into I'm not into mature women like that, but I'm sure you'll make somebody very happy, maybe someone your own age. | ||
Uh, but uh, no, I'm teasing you a little bit. | ||
But yeah, I don't know. | ||
I don't I don't know about being solicited like this by a foid. | ||
Bobby says your interview with PBD versus his interview with Thomas Rousseau is interesting. | ||
In the latter, it seems they discuss his ideology and movement more, whereas in your interview, it's like he is lecturing you. | ||
Do you agree? | ||
Well, I think the interview was kind of meant to do different things for Thomas Rousseau isn't really known. | ||
It's Patriot Front that's known. | ||
So he was being interviewed basically as a representative of this entity. | ||
And the question that everybody's wondering is what is Patriot Front? | ||
Like, who are these guys? | ||
Are they white nationalists? | ||
Are they feds? | ||
So he was really trying to get to the bottom of that, saying, like, okay, Patriot Front is talked about, everyone suspects they're feds. | ||
Maybe they're sincere. | ||
Well, what do they believe? | ||
And and where do they come from? | ||
And so I think that was the purpose of that interview. | ||
And that's why it was tough. | ||
And with me, people are wondering, well, who is Nick Fuentis? | ||
And they're trying to get to the bottom of where did this guy come from? | ||
And how did this guy get to be maybe extreme? | ||
And what is his approach about? | ||
And I think he likes me. | ||
I think he thinks I'm well spoken. | ||
I think he thinks I'm a good guy. | ||
But like everybody, they all want to tell me you're you're hurting yourself by being provocative. | ||
And I can't help but wonder, I'm sure that comes from a good place. | ||
I mean, um, let's be honest. | ||
Generation Z was raised on the internet. | ||
And so what we find funny is extremely edgy and provocative, and they can call it shock jock. | ||
We don't, you know, that comes from like radio jocks. | ||
We don't listen to radio. | ||
We we play video games, we watch live streams, and it is so much more irreverent than anything that was ever on TV or radio. | ||
You know, in the old days, when you used to say, oh, that's the internet, that meant like, oh, like everything's on the internet. | ||
Smut, gore, you know, people getting beheaded, people getting blown to smithereens, you know, weird pornography. | ||
Like in 2007, when people would say, oh, that's the internet, it was synonymous with like anything goes on the internet. | ||
It is like, it's stupid, it's it's obscene, it's vulgar, it's chaotic, YouTube poop. | ||
You know, it's just like low quality, amateur-ish, anything goes. | ||
And so we were raised on that. | ||
And I think on some level it's a generational thing, where you know, these older guys are like, Do you really need to make these jokes? | ||
It's like, well, it's not that I need to, it's just one, it's who I am, and that's why Zoomers relate to me. | ||
Because I'm speaking their language, and that's what we find funny. | ||
That's our culture, that's our sense of humor. | ||
That's why I'm resonating. | ||
And I don't even do it intentionally. | ||
I don't do that self-consciously. | ||
I'm I'm just who I am. | ||
Whereas you look at a Bryland Holihand and he's LARPing like a boomer. | ||
You know, he's he's on Fox News and he's like, well, Dana, I gotta tell y'all that blah, blah, blah. | ||
And it's like you say it sounds like you're raised by your grandparents. | ||
Do you really talk like that? | ||
Like you're fake as fuck. | ||
Like, you don't sound like an 18-year-old. | ||
You sound like you're um Alex P. Keaton. | ||
You sound like a sitcom character from the 80s. | ||
You're not real. | ||
So I think it comes from a good place. | ||
And for the boomers, they're like, you know, I misjudged you because I saw these clips, and that offended my sensibility. | ||
So I wish you would help us help you help us like you, you know, by being less controversial. | ||
Um, so I think it comes from a good place, but that to me that's what that is. | ||
And I don't begrudge him for that. | ||
I mean, uh, maybe he's right in a certain way, but that's what it is. | ||
Uh Keith says, recently started OCIA and love it. | ||
However, our next session is a Jewish Catholic dialogue and anti-Semitism hosted at the church, moderated by the ADL. | ||
Oh boy. | ||
I know I have to hide my power level, but I don't know if I can contain myself. | ||
Is this parish infiltrated? | ||
Curious if this part of the social media war. | ||
Yeah, I mean, it depends on the parish. | ||
Some parishes have none of that, some have excuse me, a lot of that. | ||
The theology is all the same. | ||
So they could tell you that bullshit. | ||
You don't have to believe it. | ||
That's not part of the dogma. | ||
That's not part of the magisterium. | ||
Forget that. | ||
You go, you do what you gotta do, you finish the OCIA. | ||
Just try to contain yourself. | ||
Julia says, Do you prefer chocolate chip or snickerdoodle? | ||
Okay, relax. | ||
What's your opinion of Ohio King? | ||
I don't know who that is. | ||
Oh, you mean like the state of Ohio? | ||
Or is there someone called Ohio King? | ||
I've never have I've been to Ohio, but never spent a lot of time there. | ||
I took a vacation to the islands of Lake Erie once. | ||
That's about as much time as I've ever spent there, but I've never really spent a lot of time in Ohio. | ||
Uh, reactionary says that area of Maine Tucker calls home is breathtaking. | ||
Enjoy Maine. | ||
It's a true hidden gem, especially now with the fall foliage. | ||
Okay, fag. | ||
Uh Chop Champion says the extra medium jacket game riz needs a wet floor sign when you do interviews. | ||
What's extra medium? | ||
Uh something says, first time Chatter From Pittsburgh, been watching since 2023. | ||
Love all your stuff. | ||
I got a chance to talk with Myron at Penn State. | ||
He had a great event tabling. | ||
You should do the same. | ||
I'll get right on that. | ||
Thanks for telling me. | ||
Also, if you ever thought about eating a bit healthier, okay, fuck off and die. | ||
CJ says if you played a Jewish man in a movie with your Jewish accent, you would win an academy award. | ||
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Why? | |
Because it's a good You're an idiot. | ||
Nikki Nicole says yesterday the Groipers got a glimpse of how the groupets view you because they were glazing you so hard for how you looked on stream last night. | ||
I haven't seen that. | ||
R. K. says, hello, Mr. Fuentus. | ||
New listen. | ||
They hate me. | ||
They're just saying that. | ||
They're just like the rest of them. | ||
They don't mean that. | ||
They're making fun of me. | ||
They just brought me on to make fun of me. | ||
Mr. Fuentes says, New listener here. | ||
Or RK says, hello, Mr. Fuentis, new listener here. | ||
As a Swiss young man, what can I actually do beyond voting for the far right to make sure Switzerland doesn't become the same disaster as France? | ||
Dude, I don't know. | ||
I'm not in Switzerland. | ||
You think I know anything? | ||
I don't know the first thing about Switzerland. | ||
I have no idea. | ||
You're cooked, probably. | ||
You don't even have an army, right? | ||
Or what's your well, I guess you guys all own guns or something, but I don't even I have no idea. | ||
I don't know what I'm talking about. | ||
I have no idea what goes on there. | ||
I've I've never been there. | ||
So you gotta figure that out. | ||
Get the Swiss Nick Fuentis to tell you. | ||
TND Groyper says, What's your take on the Argentina bailout in Millet says he will get China out of Argentina? | ||
But then again, this is a country supplying China with agricultural products. | ||
Yeah, exactly. | ||
China is killing us with soybeans, and Argentina is undercutting the price to basically relieve the pressure on China and then undercutting American farmers. | ||
And now we're gonna give them money. | ||
So I'm totally against it. | ||
I think it's ridiculous. | ||
And uh Argentina's not Mexico. | ||
We bailed out Mexico in the 90s, and they paid us back. | ||
And it was a good investment. | ||
But Argentina, there's there's no they're not gonna pay us back. | ||
What Millet is doing is not working. | ||
Remember, everybody said he was going to save Argentina because he's a based Austrian economist. | ||
Never gonna happen. | ||
They're crashing and burning. | ||
So I think it's terrible for both reasons. | ||
Um Groyper Commissar says, Provoker is a goaded band. | ||
Any love for pantomime or mausoleum? | ||
Other standouts. | ||
I don't like their newer stuff, honestly. | ||
Um of my favorite new albums of the past 10 years is um what's what's their album? | ||
It's um I look like a fake fan. | ||
But it's the one with um Vehicle Dissolve on it, and um Rose in a Glass. | ||
It's it's their it's their first album, their first big album. | ||
Not that they're huge or whatever, but I didn't love Mausoleum. | ||
I'm not gonna lie. | ||
I think it's okay. | ||
Okay, my I have no Wi-Fi on my phone here. | ||
Let me what is their hit album? | ||
Their newer albums are too like pop. | ||
Their first, here it is. | ||
Body jumper. | ||
That's like my favorite new album. | ||
Body jumper was the entire A side is excellent. | ||
But I like it because it's like dark. | ||
It's dark, it's kind of goth. | ||
You know, and the newer stuff, it's too bright. | ||
It's too like pop. | ||
And uh I don't like it's too like fun and like uh funky. | ||
Not like like the funk genre, but it's too like uh it's also corny. | ||
It feels like I don't know. | ||
I don't, I don't know. | ||
Some of it's okay, but I it's it's not like body jumper. | ||
They gotta go back to their old sound. | ||
I really like that album. | ||
And I like their older stuff too, but the oh, Demon Compass, Mausoleum, been a bit of a letdown. | ||
I'm not gonna lie to you. | ||
So I hope they I hope that doesn't get back to them. | ||
I hope they don't hate me for saying that, but they gotta go back to Body Jumper. | ||
That was an excellent album. | ||
Anyway, for any for the 10 fans of this band that actually care. | ||
Uh Paul Americas is increasing hoarseness, past few months indicates chronic inflammation of the vocal cords exacerbated by your respiratory issues and forward head position can lead to scarring and voice damage. | ||
Google vocal. | ||
Okay, fuck off, dude. | ||
I got allergies, I'm talking a lot. | ||
It is what it is. | ||
Friendly, I I love all the advice. | ||
Never, never gets tiresome. | ||
Friendly girl says, Hi, Nick, I'm a new viewer. | ||
I've watched a handful of shows, and sometimes you're extremely rude to super chatters. | ||
I feel so bad for the supporter sending you money just for you to tell them to kill yourself and shut up. | ||
I think if you're nicer, you would get more money. | ||
Thanks, idiot. | ||
Uh yeah, I obviously, but um, have you ever thought maybe they are hurting me by being stupid? | ||
I'm not even joking. | ||
It's not even a bit. | ||
It is psychically painful to read these messages. | ||
I don't think you realize that, Jenna. | ||
Okay. | ||
I know, like a typical woman, you think you know everything and you think it's your place to tell everybody what to do and just what you think and give them a piece of your mind. | ||
Shut the fuck up. | ||
You don't know what you're talking about. | ||
I have to sit here Monday through Friday for seven, what is it now? | ||
Nine years, and read a hundred of these every day. | ||
And for $10, you get to talk to one of the exceptional people of the world. | ||
And the stuff people say is so idiotic and so I mean, it's almost like a psychic form of torture. | ||
You should actually feel bad for me. | ||
I don't feel bad for them. | ||
You know, they they get told F you, and then they get to go and live their lives. | ||
I'm subjected to this. | ||
I am the victim here. | ||
I am subjected to this every night. | ||
I don't make you people send in 10 bucks with their inane question that I've already answered a hundred times, or the answer is easy to get, or it's annoying on purpose. | ||
I am being subjected to torment here. | ||
So yeah, I know you want to tell me your opinion, but I don't really care. | ||
You don't know what you're talking about. | ||
Uh, and you're not very friendly, by the way. | ||
Friendly girl. | ||
That's not very friendly. | ||
Uh yeah, says in your opinion, under what conditions could your movement ally with Arabs and Muslims? | ||
Very little. | ||
As it stands, there are many common interests. | ||
Not really, though, because they they want to take over our country. | ||
So I don't know how much latitude there is for that. | ||
Um, and we've seen a lot of instances like this. | ||
Like at the end of the day, many of them hate America. | ||
And it goes far beyond this, like, well, we're mad because they bombed us. | ||
It's like, no, they think we're colonizers. | ||
So there's a lot of truth to that. | ||
Ben Shapiro, Groyper version says myself and others in DC love watching your show. | ||
Keep up the good work. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Stein can't stop me, says it's pronounced. | ||
If it's pronounced cutter, why don't you pronounce Qatari like cuttery? | ||
Uh, because that sounds closer to what it is. | ||
Elemental Pig says, please tell Groyper Girly she looked pretty today. | ||
Please come visit old miss. | ||
We'd love to host. | ||
Why would I I have no idea who you are. | ||
Why would I do that? | ||
What if you're super annoying? | ||
I have no idea who why would I go and do that? | ||
We'd love to host you. | ||
Why would I do that? | ||
So you could tell me your hot takes and tell me like you want to do your show for me. | ||
I'm good. | ||
I'm good at doing shows. | ||
I do the show for you. | ||
You watch the show. | ||
But I appreciate the hospitality. | ||
Maybe if I'm ever, maybe if my car breaks down there, I'll take you up on that. | ||
Maybe maybe my plane crash lands in Mississippi somehow. | ||
When I'm flying over flyover country, maybe if my plane is shot out of the sky and I crash and somehow survive. | ||
Maybe I'll take you up on that. | ||
Tell her she looks pretty. | ||
Come visit Mississippi. | ||
We want to hang out with you. | ||
Okay. | ||
Dylan says, got my hat, brother. | ||
Awesome. | ||
Love it. | ||
All I will say is people are retarded saying it's bad quality. | ||
I got over 60 hats. | ||
This is top three, better than my Chrome Hearts one. | ||
Come to AFPAC in the South and get some Southern Soul Food. | ||
Stay safe. | ||
We're rooting for you down here. | ||
Okay. | ||
Uh Gruyper Boole says, say someone was hiding their power level to the nth degree. | ||
Say someone decided to put on a mask and infiltrate. | ||
Would that not look like Charlie Kirk? | ||
No, fuck Tard. | ||
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No. | |
I'm just gonna stop you right there. | ||
No, and you're stupid for thinking that. | ||
Men West says, can you believe we all used to be babies? | ||
It's crazy, isn't it? | ||
We're all just we're all just big kids, huh? | ||
Uh Mo Money, Mo Problem says, not Rage Bait is Alex blue balling us on the Tucker Collab. | ||
I don't know what Tucker, what uh Tucker and Alex are talking about. | ||
I'm not party to their conversation. | ||
Um, but who knows what will happen. | ||
Matt B says, can I get unmuted? | ||
I don't run the group the live chat. | ||
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Okay. | |
Groyper says, just wrong from last night. | ||
Texas is opening a stock exchange that will eclip Wall Street. | ||
Delusional. | ||
Surfer Boy says, um, hey, Nick, do you know your personality type? | ||
I'm an INFP. | ||
I think I'm ENTP, but I don't know. | ||
Patriot Rooster says, maybe we take the based whites from France, Germany, leave the Lib Tards and Muslims, make Europe the new Iran. | ||
Okay. | ||
Boogley Woogali says, I know you're on the generational run. | ||
Are we still getting the Star Wars movie duels gaming stream? | ||
I don't know what that is. | ||
Heisen Tart says, W show. | ||
Thank you for the big super chat. | ||
Excuse me. | ||
Detroit Gruyper says, hey Nick, much love from Detroit. | ||
Maybe we can send the white refugees to Dearborn and make the city useful again. | ||
Christ is king. | ||
Great. | ||
Groyper from Malibu says, there's a guy on YouTube named Veritable Crusader who reacts to your clips and claims you're low IQ and debunks your views on race realism. | ||
He's south of 400 subs, though. | ||
Okay, so who gives a fuck then? | ||
No message says Mom Donnie's political capital with supporters comes from anti-Zionism and lowering prices. | ||
He could become one of the most unique politicians if he sided with the moderate right. | ||
He's a socialist. | ||
He's DSA. | ||
He hates whites. | ||
Like, what do you talk? | ||
He's an immigrant, dude. | ||
If he sided with the right wing, yeah, dude, sure. | ||
And if Ben Shapiro became anti-Israel, then we'd live in a different world. | ||
Joe Rogan says, Do you know why you were added back to Spotify just to be booted again? | ||
Okay, so I wasn't added back. | ||
Some person made a new thing and then they banned it. | ||
Okay. | ||
Groyper General says, big fan. | ||
What are your thoughts on Vatican II? | ||
Yeah, why not? | ||
Why the fuck not? | ||
Especially the Latin Mass. | ||
A no Stra Tate. | ||
Not a fan. | ||
Thanks for the big super chat. | ||
You know what? | ||
I love Vatican II. | ||
I'm a van who cares. | ||
I'm a Vatican II respector. | ||
I love Novus Ordo and I'm a big fan of all of it. | ||
Diehard Barrett says, Hi, are your eyes green or blue? | ||
ChatGPT says they're brown. | ||
Okay. | ||
Mecca Godzilla says, hey, bro. | ||
Whenever you take office and can affect these things, don't let these broads drive anymore. | ||
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Okay. | |
Swanlink says, outfit repeater. | ||
I only brought one outfit. | ||
Costanza Groyper says, I love the vibes on the road streams. | ||
They take me back. | ||
Couldn't have asked for a better way to start my birthday. | ||
Can't wait for the Tucker interview. | ||
We all love you. | ||
Happy birthday. | ||
Enjoy. | ||
Hope it's a good one. | ||
Walk me down and take their foreskin, Groyper says, my boyfriend tells me I should report a girl I knew in high school to ICE because she celebrated Charlie Kirk's death and post anti-American propaganda. | ||
She's illegal. | ||
Should I do it? | ||
Yes, 100%. | ||
Make the call and then call next week if she's not gone. | ||
Eileen says, bro started selling flags for an organization created by an anti-Catholic Jew. | ||
Also, the wording is weird. | ||
Should the Navajo be afraid of Russian influence? | ||
Sounds like it was You're an idiot. | ||
Kaylee Doyle says, I don't know if you're a member of me, but in high school he did model UN. | ||
No, this is not the real person. | ||
I'm not reading the rest of that. | ||
That's that's not the real Kaylee Doyle. | ||
That's funny, though. | ||
Uh based Irish Templar says, semi-serious question, Nick. | ||
Don't make fun. | ||
I just graduated from a lesser-known Ivy and have the credentials to gain entry to a T14 law school, but I kind of want to join ICE. | ||
Thoughts? | ||
Military can be a career. | ||
No, dude. | ||
Become a lawyer, dumbass. | ||
Become a lawyer, please. | ||
I mean, seriously. | ||
You want to join IC? | ||
What's the career track, dude? | ||
Uh Laura Loomer says everybody jokes about getting the call. | ||
Is that actually a thing? | ||
Is it crazy to think? | ||
You may one day receive an anonymous veil threat request to change your rhetoric. | ||
How would you respond? | ||
Love you, King. | ||
I don't know. | ||
It depends on what they offer me. | ||
If they say that they will remove all super chats, if they give me like a McDonald's debit card, I don't know. | ||
Maybe I'll take them up on it. | ||
It depends on depends on what happens. | ||
We'll see. | ||
But yeah, I think that happens. | ||
I think that's probably real. | ||
I never got one, but the uh revolutionary guard of Iran did. | ||
Arthur says, Nick, what do you think of having followers or fans that don't have a strong Christian testimony? | ||
I was raised Mormon. | ||
I thought religion was ridiculous. | ||
We're the same age. | ||
What do I think of having followers that way? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Is that really your question? | ||
Is that what you meant by that? | ||
Or do you mean something else and you can't speak English? | ||
Lean Bo says you're doing a great job. | ||
One statement, one question. | ||
The white pill's better than the black pill. | ||
Is clavicular a Christian? | ||
Uh I don't know. | ||
Ask him. | ||
LCB says, Nick, we need more militarization at home and adventurism abroad. | ||
Take a scythe to the world. | ||
So the difference between you and Bush is nothing. | ||
Okay, you're an idiot. | ||
Baller Merck says, it's crazy how the mainstream right becomes indistinguishable from the left with the immoral policing, name calling, purity spiraling. | ||
Anytime the alt-right is mentioned, oh, hot take here. | ||
We're at a tough crossroads because although the GOP is full of xio shows, the left wants us to die. | ||
Where do we go from here? | ||
That's what the show's about, fuck Tard. | ||
Mike Rose says, What's your take on holy water? | ||
It's awesome. | ||
Orange County Groypers is Gavinwax hit his power level as Jews do. | ||
That's why we've been losing for so long. | ||
They hide their true intentions, even when they're in power, and you let your guard down and they strike. | ||
It's not about hiding your power level. | ||
It's just about taking your own side. | ||
Knowing what team you're on, doing what's best for your team, not helping the other team for their own sake. | ||
That's what they have right. | ||
Um, because in many cases they're they're loud and proud. | ||
Like Gavin's not hiding his power level. | ||
He's at the ZOA. | ||
He's not hiding anything. | ||
He's open about it. | ||
But he takes his own side. | ||
Uh Shinigami says, Gavin claimed Jews don't see secular Jews as their own, but Menahem Mendel Schneerson said, if you are born a Jew, you're a Jew all your life. | ||
He was top Jew and he definitely contradicted. | ||
Thank you for telling us that. | ||
Groupier says related to my previous comment on high fertility cults like Amish, Hutterites, Hasids. | ||
Should we rely on them to outbreed all the Browns and recruit them? | ||
Okay, what are we even talking about? | ||
Jedi Wine Trick says friends of mine recently discovered a mask growing in his chest. | ||
He remains in high spirits. | ||
Hope it's a new bone in the human body. | ||
They'll name after him and call it the Skirka Bone. | ||
Your show helps many through dark times. | ||
Okay, uh favorite kids' book growing up. | ||
Mine was Sam Jones and the Green Slime. | ||
Okay, so I'm I'm not gonna crash out because your friend is literally dying, but that's the dumbest thing I ever read. | ||
Jesus Lover says, I would love to leave Canada. | ||
I'm white European, and I desire to migrate to America. | ||
I'm glad to hear you are good with that. | ||
Any suggested sub rural cities with the max population? | ||
Dude, chat GPT is free. | ||
Yellowtail says roughly a hundred, a thousand episodes ago. | ||
You were saying no immigrants at all on a whiteboard. | ||
It's cool to see how your views evolve. | ||
Earnestly. | ||
Yeah, let's go with that. | ||
Your authenticity and tenacity is refreshing. | ||
I want, you know, I want him now. | ||
We want more whites here. | ||
Uh Bubba says, hey Nick, had my first real encounter with an Ashkenazi Jew. | ||
He and his wife tried to rip my family apart when he found out what I thought about them. | ||
Went as far as making a false police report. | ||
Now I'm here. | ||
It happens. | ||
Mugged by reality. | ||
Michael says, Nick, great cheekbones. | ||
Love the show. | ||
Congrats on the generational run. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Alexandra, the Groy Bet says, Hi, Nick, your MacBook camera has you moging. | ||
Also, you talk so quiet when you're not in your own studio. | ||
Honestly, it's like a breath of fresh air, but I like the crash outs too. | ||
I can't help it. | ||
I'm in like somebody else's place, and there's people around. | ||
I'm trying to be respectful. | ||
Dan says, literally last week I asked if you'd be cool with Europeans moving to the U.S. Now this happens. | ||
It'll be a great and patriotic American with real assimilation. | ||
Not sure what your take was today on the show. | ||
Just woke up. | ||
It's 5 a.m. for me. | ||
Cool. | ||
Paulie Walnuts, Groyper says, sending prayers from mass for your safety and for the generation of one to continue with this Tucker thing. | ||
Do his laugh to his face and shit on his Zen business. | ||
Like I said, who knows what will happen? | ||
Nigra Soros says, no message. | ||
Thank you for the huge super chat. | ||
I appreciate it. | ||
The goat. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Fred says. | ||
Is Fang or fake? | ||
Fake Mink? | ||
More Gruper or Boole Man. | ||
I don't know who these people are. | ||
Callie Groyper says you and Dasha. | ||
TikTok edits go hard. | ||
You're such a fake sell. | ||
Stop. | ||
Shut up. | ||
Stop. | ||
I'm not. | ||
Dasha's married. | ||
She hates me. | ||
She wants nothing to do with me, dude. | ||
I'm a Short incel. | ||
I'm sure her husband is like a tall chad. | ||
She hates me. | ||
I can never compete. | ||
I'm a genetically inferior male. | ||
Take the black pill. | ||
Okay. | ||
I'm not on the roster. | ||
Like all roads lead to Rome and it's over and we're cooked. | ||
And it is what it is. | ||
So let's not try and cope about that. | ||
Brett Cooper says poop fart porker. | ||
Whatever happened to her. | ||
Callie Gruyper, do you have a video prepared if Israel kills you? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Alexander De Groyper says, appreciate the real response, but a college loan is one of the main causes of disinterest in college. | ||
Well, okay, then you're a goy. | ||
Well, I don't want to get into debt. | ||
You're such a goy, dude. | ||
Take the loan. | ||
Get the degree. | ||
Get credentialed and get a fucking good job. | ||
You gotta spend money to make money, man. | ||
Art of the dollar, art of the Jew. | ||
Spend money to make money. | ||
You got debt, don't pay it back, right? | ||
Like defer the loans. | ||
Like find a way out of it, right? | ||
Also from Florida, the sheriff PD has great benefits. | ||
I have no interest in a desk job or tech job. | ||
I can't think of anything for me in college. | ||
Okay, so you know, you're better off just yeah. | ||
You know, get married, get some kids, work with your hands and be happy as a clam. | ||
We'll we'll hold down the fort. | ||
We'll take back the country. | ||
You just hang tight, okay? | ||
Julia says, You look good. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Michael says, Nick, I'm in the army. | ||
I want to get into public speaking and do something about my beliefs and make a life of it and don't know where to start. | ||
What advice can you give me? | ||
Don't. | ||
Groyper says, ha ha, okay. | ||
I'm from Cali, numbnuts. | ||
Numbnuts. | ||
Numb who you call you numbnuts, huh? | ||
Ninka poop. | ||
Hey, who you calling numbnuts, fathead? | ||
The governor ruins the state, just like whoever's in New York ruins it. | ||
Texas and Florida are economic giants. | ||
Now you're getting crushed, dude. | ||
California and New York are where it's at. | ||
Texas is what? | ||
Oil and Mexicans. | ||
What's Florida? | ||
Disney and Cubans? | ||
Fuck that shit. | ||
New York and California all day. | ||
Um that's that's where my heart is. | ||
My heart is in LA, in New York City. | ||
I don't care what you say. | ||
That's cringe. | ||
That you're a city slicker, but all the white people oh what we're in Atlanta. | ||
In the watermelon belt. | ||
Get the fuck out of here with that. | ||
New York and California, Empire State, and the California Republic. | ||
That's America. | ||
That's where I want to be. | ||
Uh, or Chicago for that, or Chirac. | ||
Freedom candidates says Gruper mom here. | ||
And it's not that serious, guys. | ||
Don't uh sieve about that. | ||
Freedom candidates, Groyper mom here, also an elected official. | ||
Let's go. | ||
Based. | ||
We're trying to save these kids. | ||
I'm Mexican. | ||
Also, we know Gavin. | ||
Can't believe he said Jews were the purest form of whites. | ||
WTF, done with him. | ||
I can understand why. | ||
I still love him, though. | ||
He's a good guy, even though we disagree. | ||
I love him. | ||
But uh I'm glad to hear you're an elected official. | ||
Good for you. | ||
Uh Shenjamin 88 Bapiro says, FMK, Gavanusum, Gavinwax, Gavin McGuinness. | ||
Hyle Hinsdale, Lion Clown. | ||
What dark elf bar flavor do you prefer? | ||
R.I.P. John Pork. | ||
Okay. | ||
I never heard of the elf bar. | ||
I'm I'm familiar with geek bar and you know. | ||
I don't, I don't vape. | ||
So all these kids around me, by kids, I mean people, you know, relatively my age. | ||
They're always hitting the vape, passing this shit around. | ||
They have like digital displays now. | ||
It's gotten so advanced. | ||
All my friends, they're all hitting geek bars. | ||
They have like a digital display. | ||
It has like a screen on it. | ||
The thing. | ||
And I don't even some of them have nicotine, I think. | ||
Some of them have weed. | ||
Some of them I don't even know. | ||
I don't even know half the stuff. | ||
I'm getting too old for that. | ||
And I don't do it, so I don't know how all that stuff works. | ||
So I don't even know what an elf bar is, to be honest with you. | ||
I was just trying to be cool. | ||
But she threw it in front of me. | ||
She's throwing elf bars at me. | ||
She wants my attention. | ||
That's obvious. | ||
Okay, all right. | ||
That's her last super chat. | ||
That's gonna do it for me tonight. | ||
I'll see you tomorrow. | ||
Back in the studio. | ||
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I'm on the air Monday through Friday. | ||
Big thank you to our top super chatters. | ||
Nigersorus, Edys Groiper. | ||
Uh Groyper from Malibu, I think was they're all mixed up tonight. | ||
Um, Groyper General, Heisentard, Cali Groyper. | ||
Big thank you to all them. | ||
Thank you to all our super chatters, everybody that watches the show. | ||
We love you. | ||
Let me get set up here. | ||
I'll see you tomorrow. | ||
Until then, have a great rest of your evening. | ||
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The American people will come first once again. | ||
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