Owen Shroyer frames Israel’s Rafah invasion as a calculated move to displace Palestinians into Western nations, reshaping voter blocs while U.S. and European leaders ignore the crisis. He alleges Israeli influence via blackmail, contrasts America’s $4/gallon gas with England’s $9.50, and criticizes NATO as a "money laundering scam" amid Europe’s energy dependence and migration chaos. Shifting to dating culture, Josie Glabach warns men against unrealistic app-driven expectations, while Shroyer dismisses political polarization—even among right-wing groups—as a distraction from core issues like economic freedom and government overreach, urging pragmatism over ideology. [Automatically generated summary]
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Israel invades Rafa, virtually sentencing the hostages to death.
Ah, yes.
Ah, yes.
Everybody's favorite topic, isn't it?
Everybody's favorite topic, Israel and Palestine.
Now, here's what we're going to do.
We're going to look at some wise words from the past from respected members of the anti-establishment right.
That being Pat Buchanan and then Ron Paul.
But in order to understand a lot of the things, you have to understand the current circumstances and context of the times you're living in.
And most people don't really understand this.
They can't comprehend this.
They don't really understand the world in which they exist.
They don't really understand the political landscape, the geopolitical landscape, the media landscape.
But a lot of this stuff has been well known for a long time.
And now we're having the debate because of how corrupted our country has become, because of our foreign policy with endless money for wars overseas, yet the American way of life is crumbling.
Our infrastructure is crumbling.
The cost of living is going up.
We don't even have a southern border, but we fund border walls in other countries, national security for other countries while we have none of our own.
So it's important to know where we come from.
It's important to know how we got here.
Let's go back to Pat Buchanan in the 90s talking about foreign influence in the United States Congress.
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You've also said that Congress is an Israeli-occupied territory.
I said on the McLaughlin group in response to a question, gentlemen, they said, do you think that the Congress of the United States will resist this demand for further aid?
I said, throughout a crack I'd heard.
I said, no, the Congress of the United States is Israeli-occupied territory.
What I meant by that is the most powerful lobby in Washington, which Congress can't stand up to, one of the most powerful is certainly the pro-Israeli lobby.
It has gotten its way in this town year in and year out.
And I don't think the automatic votes of the Congress of the United States for three and four billion dollars worth of aid to Israel are necessarily in the national interest of the United States.
And that comment, which is to ridicule the subservience of the Congress of the United States, is perfectly valid.
Do you believe there are members of the Congress of the United States who are voting in the interest of Israel over the interests of the United States?
No, I think they're voting the interest of a powerful lobby, which they can't stand up to, in many cases, one of many.
They cave into lobbies all over this city.
I think the Congress of the United States, where it's got brave men on both sides, is an institutional coward.
And that when a powerful lobby can influence or defeat them back at home and they can't get much support on the other side for a vote, many of them who will even tell you privately, they will tell you privately, I can't stand up to that kind of heat, they will vote for it.
Now, there's a longer version of that clip, but why play it?
Now, I think we need to be a little more intellectual when having this conversation because we are in a narrative war.
We are in a language war.
We are in an information war.
And you set yourself up for failure when you say the Jews, the Jews, the Jews.
Israel does not represent every Jewish person.
There are plenty of Jewish people that stand against the Israeli regime.
There are Jewish people protesting Israel every day and Netanyahu every day in Israel.
And so they set you up when they say, oh, anti-Semite, anti-Semite.
And so you just say Jews, Jews, Jews, Jews, Jews.
So you have to be smart in these narrative wars.
You have to be smart in these language wars.
They set the language up for you to fail.
Okay?
They set the language up for you to fail.
So you need to be smart.
Are people going to accuse me of being anti-American because I am critical of Joe Biden?
Are people going to accuse me of being anti-American because I think the U.S. government is the most corrupt institution that I have to deal with every day?
No, it's perfectly legitimate for me to do that.
It makes me more American to do that.
But let me just stop right there.
Let's go to Ron Paul.
Ron Paul, 2008.
Now, this is dealing directly with the Israel-Hamas situation, and let's dig into that.
And picking who the bad guys are and who the good guys are.
But I'm looking at this more from the angle of being a United States citizen, an American.
And I think resolutions like this really do us great harm.
In many ways, what's happening in the Middle East, and in particular with Gaza right now, we have some moral responsibility for both sides in a way, because we provide help and funding for both Arab nations and Israel.
And so we definitely have a moral responsibility, and especially now today, the weapons being used to kill so many Palestinians are American weapons, and American funds essentially are being used for this.
But there's a political liability, which I think is something that we fail to look at because too often there's so much blowback from our intervention in areas that we shouldn't be involved in.
You know, Hamas, if you look at the history, you'll find out that Hamas was encouraged and really started by Israel because they wanted Hamas to counteract Yasser Arafat.
You say, well, yeah, that was better then and served his purpose, but we didn't want Hamas to do this.
So then we as Americans say, well, we have such a good system, we're going to impose this on the world.
We're going to invade Iraq and teach people how to be Democrats.
We want free elections.
So we encourage the Palestinians to have a free election.
They do, and they elect Hamas.
So we first, indirectly and directly through Israel, help establish Hamas.
Then we have election.
Then Hamas becomes dominant.
So we have to kill him.
You know, it just doesn't make sense.
During the 80s, you know, we were allied with Osama bin Laden.
And we were contending with the Soviets.
It was at that time our CAA thought it was good if we radicalized the Muslim world.
So we finances the madrasa schools to radicalize the Muslims in order to compete with the Soviets.
There's too much blowback.
There's a lot of reasons why we should oppose this resolution.
We have been dealing with this crap just in recent history with the United States and our funding and our Congress and our people.
Since 96, Netanyahu has petitioned Congress, has come to the United States and spoken to Congress, and we have supported every foreign policy and every foreign war that Israel wants us to.
Now you have Netanyahu saying, urging, demanding that the protests, the anti-Israel protests on United States universities be shut down.
And look at what we've seen follow.
Well, who does Netanyahu think he is?
How is it that Netanyahu has so much say over our government, over our Congress, over our universities?
And here's the question, how and why is Israel our ally?
Oh, well, we share intelligence with them.
We're in the intelligence sharing.
You mean they steal our intelligence, they steal our technology, and they use their intel community to blackmail all of our congressmen and all of our celebrities and all of our politicians.
Doesn't really sound like a good ally to me.
The other one I hear is: well, they help us fight our enemies in the Middle East.
Really, you might want to re-look into that.
Actually, we help Israel fight their allies in the Middle East.
That's actually the dynamic there.
We wouldn't really have any enemies in the Middle East at all if it wasn't for Israel.
See how that works?
Now, this is mainstream news.
I can show these stories all day long.
You can do it for yourself.
Israel funded Hamas, founded Hamas, and is basically controlling Hamas.
And of course they are.
This is what these corrupt deep states do, including the United States government.
They fund these proxy groups, and then they can run around without any badge, without any name, without any helmet, without any flag, and engage in incursions, engage in regime change, war starting.
And then the government gets to decide we're going to come in and do this here, or we're going to go in and do that there.
We're going to lay off of it here.
We're going to lay off of it there.
So now it's going on again in Palestine.
And the situation they have right now, the situation that they've wanted and that they've now advanced since October 7th was that Israel wants the Gaza Strip.
They want the land.
They want the beachfront property and they want the Palestinians removed.
And they've obviously cut a deal with the right players in this game.
They've cut a deal with the West and they've cut a deal with Iran to allow this to go on.
Yeah, there'll be some back and forth and there'll be some saber rattling, but nobody's going to stop Israel.
They've made that perfectly clear.
The U.S. will throw a bone or, you know, a slice of baloney and cheese to the Palestinians.
But ultimately, the Palestinians, the millions of Palestinians that are about to be displaced now, are going to end up in the United States.
They're going to end up in Europe.
The Muslim world doesn't want them.
The Arab world doesn't want them.
They'll end up in the Western world.
And then they'll end up in the United States and they'll create new voter blocks for the Democrats.
And then they'll end up in New York City and they'll just rise the tensions that we already see between Jews and the anti-Israel crowd or the Islam crowd in New York City.
So get ready for that if you're in New York City.
This is all going down.
And Israel is going to conquer the Gaza Strip.
That's why they're moving into Rafah tonight.
That's why they're specifically going into Eastern Rafah, the beachfront property that they want so badly.
This has all been predetermined.
This has all been decided already.
It's done.
The deed is done.
The Palestinians will lose their land.
Israel will take at least East Rafa.
They might leave him a little sliver.
They might have to.
They might have to leave the Palestinians a tiny little sliver between Eastern Gaza and Egypt.
Just a tiny little sliver.
The U.S., the Western world, Europe will take the rest.
None of the Arab world will, none of the Muslim world will.
It'll all be forced on the Western world.
And then they'll take this centuries-old thousand-year-old war, holy war, with built-in genetic hatred for each group into the Western Christian world.
That's obviously what's going on here.
and they're playing all sides off against one another, and you can't even have a real conversation about it because you'll be called an anti-Semite.
You can't even have a real conversation about it because the college protests have drowned out any actual discourse.
And there are plenty to be had from the likes of Alan Dershowitz.
Any university that divests from Israel should have its funding terminated.
He posted that this morning.
Why?
Why is Israel our most important investment?
Why is Israel more important than the United States and our citizens?
We've had anti-American rhetoric, activity, movements against the United States, against the free market capitalist system, against the Republic at college, universities, campuses for years.
Nobody seemed to mind that.
Nobody seemed to mind that.
Oh, but now Israel is our most important ally, but nobody can explain how or why.
Netanyahu's been a disaster for Israel, but it doesn't even matter because Netanyahu's legacy, he's already set.
He's already cut the deals with the Western world.
He's already cut the deals with Iran.
He's already cut the deals with the Muslim world, the Arab world.
Israel's going to take Gaza, and everyone's going to turn a blind eye.
There might be some saber rattling.
There might be some chattering.
You'll have the UN and the international courts say they're committing a genocide and all this stuff.
And it'll all happen, and that'll be it.
And the Palestinians will get a tiny little sliver of land in between Egypt and East Gaza, and the rest of them will be relocated to Europe and the United States.
They're already telling you this.
And there's no common sense discourse.
And the Republican Party is either owned by the Israeli lobby or controlled by the left.
You say, what?
The right controlled by the left?
Absolutely 100%.
The American right is controlled by the American left.
Say GO, and that doesn't make any sense.
How can that be?
Because don't you see there is a portion of the American right who now has the fundamental trait and the fundamental philosophy to oppose anything that the left does.
Yes, this is obviously low IQ.
Yes, this is obviously how you control the population with the right versus left paradigm.
The right has always bought into this at a certain level.
The right is still buying into this at a certain level.
So what happens?
They put out all the liberal protesters.
They put out all the college protesters.
Same people as Black Lives Matter, same people as Antifa, same people as the Women's March, same people as all the other movement.
Same people as every other leftist front group that gets out in the streets and takes away a true conversation about a true issue and puts the leftist liberal dumbass as the front man.
So you just sit there as a right-winger and say, look at this stupid liberal.
I'm going to oppose them.
So you don't talk about criminal justice reform.
You don't talk about law reform.
You don't talk about Israel controlling our foreign policy, our Congress, our media, what they're doing in the Gaza Strip.
You point your finger and you say, look, a dumb college liberal that hates America.
I oppose that.
So, yes, a portion of the American right is controlled by the left.
You have to be very careful to not commit to that mindset.
You have to be very careful to not commit to the mindset of, oh, I'll do whatever the mainstream media tells me not to do or government tells me not to do, or better yet for this conversation, what the left is doing, I'll do the opposite.
You have to be smarter than that.
Because if that's your philosophy, now you're just as easily controlled as the left.
But there is a large makeup of the political right that is now under that brainwashing and that mind control.
And they can't really see through it.
And they figure, well, gee, I'm obviously smarter than the average leftist, so I must be right.
Oh, I'm getting my confirmation bias on Fox News, so I must be right.
And now you have successfully been controlled by the left.
Now, I want to play a short clip from a protest.
This was at UT.
A couple of, I mean, who knows at this point who's actually a Muslim and who's not?
Who knows at this point who's actually a Jew and who's not?
All kinds of agitators get into these groups.
And now you have all these college liberals that, oh, they've converted to Islam.
And now they're bowing to Mecca and all this other stuff.
And they think it's trendy and fashionable.
So they put on the headdress.
The Muslim world doesn't want you.
But, oh, it's cool.
I got a headscarf off Amazon.
Look, I'm the local protest flavor of the month.
Ooh, look at me.
I've got a matching headscarf and I've got a matching top.
And wow, I'm waving a Palestinian flag.
I'm so smart.
I'm so original.
I'm so cool.
I'm going to do a social media post.
Don't I look good in my Muslim headscarf?
Wow.
The Muslim world doesn't want you.
They don't even want the Palestinians.
So who knows who's who?
Who knows who's who at these protests?
But I want to show this clip to explain something to you.
Again, this is from UT.
A couple, I guess, pro-Israel Jews standing off against at least one woman that appears to be a Muslim woman, and then I guess a college liberal who's now converted and wears the Amazon headscarf.
These two groups have genuine hatred for one another, and it shows.
And it shows.
See, that's what I'm saying.
Nobody has the real conversation.
That might be a good depiction of what's really going on, which I want nothing to do with.
Nobody has the real conversation.
Oh, October 7th, October 7th.
Okay.
What about October 7th?
Let's talk about it.
Let's talk about the IDF standing down.
Let's talk about the IDF standing down.
By the way, to people in the comments that have questions for me, I'll either read the comments later or I'll take phone calls.
Let's talk about October 7th.
Let's talk about the stand down.
Yeah, I don't like innocent people going to a music festival to have a good time.
I don't care where they're from or what their religion is.
No one group is more valuable than the other.
It could have been a music festival in Israel.
It could have been a music festival in Florida.
It could have been a music festival anywhere on the whole planet.
It could have been a music festival in Russia.
It could have been a music festival in Sweden.
Those are innocent people that got slaughtered, many tortured, and then hostages were taken.
And by the way, how much does Israel care about the hostages?
How much does the United States government, how much does the Biden administration, how much does the media care about the hostages?
How much do you hear about the hostages?
how much do you hear about the hostages?
And Israel's invasion into Gaza pretty much assures that the hostages are now going to be killed if they weren't already.
There had been a ceasefire deal.
There were ceasefire negotiations.
And those are pretty much gone now, too, because of the invasion of Rafa.
They actually got a ceasefire.
They actually got a ceasefire.
and Israel said, we're not interested, and now the ceasefire deal is, who knows if it's going to last.
But originally, Hamas said they'll agree to a ceasefire.
But now that Israel is going into Eastern Rafah, I doubt that it lasts.
And who knows if there's any hostages still alive?
Who knows if there'll be any hostages left after this?
Nobody talks about that.
The Biden administration has no pressure.
Netanyahu has no pressure.
And it's like this carrot on the stick.
And whenever the conversation degenerates, they say, What about the hostages?
What about the hostages?
Hey, that's a good question.
What about the hostages?
Are they even alive?
Well, they've shown that some have proof of life.
But after this, who knows?
Because why would they be still alive at this point?
The hatred here is very real.
Now, you see the hatred from these two groups.
Now, the American left has hatred in their heart, period.
When I see the average Jewish person, I don't see hatred in their heart.
When I see the average Muslim person, I don't see hatred in their heart.
But boy, you put those two groups together and there's something there.
I don't understand it.
I don't come from either of those backgrounds.
But no doubt, there is hatred there.
It's in their DNA.
It's in their gut.
They've had it for centuries, for generation and generation and generation.
And now that hatred is here in the United States of America.
So, yeah, am I surprised whether it's an actual Muslim woman or whether it's a college liberal wearing an Amazon headscarf that Jews are going to be triggered and be angry and yell at them and scream at them?
No, I'm not surprised at all because there's hatred.
How do I know that that's hatred?
You know, I used to go out to the streets.
I'd go in a mega hat.
I'd go with an Infowars mic, and I'd go in front of masses of leftists that hated my guts, hated my guts.
And people would always say to me, How do you not lose your cool?
People would always say to me, How is it that you maintain your cool?
How is it that you don't lash out?
How is it that you stay steady?
Because I don't have hatred in my heart, folks.
I don't have hatred in my heart.
So actually, it's not that hard.
It's not that hard for me to go out into a crowd of people that hate me and not fall into the trap of hatred because I don't have hatred in my heart.
Some people, it's hard, if not impossible, to maintain their cool, to maintain their calm, to maintain their presence because they have hatred in their heart.
A lot of times it's been taught.
A lot of times it's been inherited.
A lot of times it's been propagandized into them.
And until you can transcend that, until you can transcend that, until you can recognize that, you're always going to have that hatred in your heart.
So that's what you're seeing here.
You're seeing groups of people that have hatred in their heart.
Now, I'm not even saying they're all inherently a bad or hateful person, but when you put these two groups together, is it not undeniable the hatred?
I mean, we've seen it now since October.
this side versus that side, the hatred, the attacks, the screaming, the yelling, the in-your-face, the insulting.
Now, here's, to me, where the rubber meets the road, because everything I've said you could say is controversial.
It's not.
It's not.
Everything I've said here is fact, and I'll defend it.
And if you disagree, you're welcome to call in.
I'll give out the phone number.
If you disagree, you're welcome to call in and argue against anything I've said.
The dog I have in this fight is the United States of America.
The dog I have in this fight is the future of my country, the United States of America.
This is not a Jewish nation.
This is not a Muslim nation.
This is, upon its founding, a Christian nation.
Now, we're very tolerant.
That's probably our problem.
But see, there used to be an expectation that if you were going to come to the United States of America, you were going to assimilate and you were going to appreciate our culture and you were going to appreciate our founding documents and you are going to appreciate our founding fathers.
That time is long gone.
Most of the people that come in here come in here illegally.
They don't have to pass a citizenship test and they're given all the propaganda so that they hate America before they even get here.
But they want to come here for the freebies and they want to come here to flee their war-torn countries or poverty, impoverished countries.
So I want to live in a prosperous United States of America.
And oh my God.
We could be so rich.
We could be so prosperous.
We could be the beacon of hope and freedom and wealth once again in this planet.
But not when we give all of our money to foreign countries, not when we put other countries' national security interest and general interest ahead of ours.
Never.
Never.
Whether it's Ukraine or Israel or Kazakhstan, it doesn't matter.
Whenever the lobbyists control Washington, D.C., and whenever foreign lobbyists are able to come in here and control Washington, D.C., the American people will never understand what freedom and prosperity truly is.
We could have the best metropolitan areas in the world.
We could have the cleanest.
We could have the safest.
We could have the best infrastructure.
We could have the best technology, safest, everything.
We could have it all.
But instead, our money goes to foreign countries.
Instead, we import the third world, put them in our metropolitan areas, and fund the whole thing.
But we can't even comprehend what the American life could be like.
We're so used to this degeneration that we've just learned to accept it.
We're so used.
We're so used to this crime in the inner cities and hatred and government being so corrupt that we can't even imagine.
But the potential is there.
Americans don't have to live in poverty.
Americans don't have to work full-time and live paycheck to paycheck.
It doesn't have to be that way.
But it is because we've been sold out by our government to the highest bidder.
We've been sold out by our media that doesn't care about the truth.
Because in a way, and let me say this in closing and I'll open the phone lines.
I wouldn't take too much to heart what Donald Trump or for that matter, Joe Biden says for the next 183 days until the presidential election.
You're just going to overvalue it because everything they say is to try to win an election.
So, whatever Trump is saying about the situation, whatever Biden is saying about the situation, it's just all to win an election.
So, I wouldn't take too much of it to heart.
I wouldn't get too emotional over it.
You need to make a pragmatic decision.
You need to make a decision that's best for your future, for your family, and forget about the political wonk, forget about the political chatter, forget about all the noise.
Doesn't matter.
Everything Biden and Trump is saying is measured to try to win an election.
So, you really don't even know where they stand.
All you have is a track record.
So, you have a track record of Trump versus a track record of Biden.
You make your pick.
So, whatever they say about these situations, it's just all measured to try to win an election, to try to keep the most voters.
Same thing goes in the media, ladies and gentlemen.
Most people doing commentary, and look, I'm using the situation with Israel and Palestine as an example because it's the most contested thing, it's the most hyper-focused, hyper-polarized thing.
But it's the same thing.
People don't want to lose their donors, people don't want to lose their listeners.
It's the same thing, just like politicians, they don't want to lose their donors, they don't want to lose their voters.
It's the same thing in the media, they don't want to lose their donors, they don't want to lose their listeners, and so they cater their message and they measure their message.
There's very few people out there that actually tell it like it is.
Very few.
So I would start looking at the world through that lens and you'll have a much better understanding.
And once you've found that groove, if you will, politically or in the media, your comfort zone, you don't want to break it because that's your standard of living.
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All right.
All right.
I'm going to open up the phone lines now.
We can have a debate, a discussion on this.
If you agree, if you disagree, putting up the phone number right now.
And there's only one line.
So when I pick up, I ask for your name and where you're calling from, and you're on the air.
747-25560, 747-25560.
And I'd like to hear from some new callers tonight.
We get a lot of the same callers every night.
I'd like to hear from some new ones.
So we'll see if we can't accomplish that as the lines are open.
But, yo, Owen, I need your help here in New York City.
I know there's a lot of lost souls, but don't give up on them out here.
But I want to know: is there a way to bring on a mainstream platform such as Infowars and Bandai Video and yours also?
And other people, such as Primetime Alex Stein, and Matt Baker.
Basically, I need help to get out about Rule 2.13.
It's about Governor Holchel.
She's going to be doing mandatory quarantine camps for anything that the health department in New York State deems a communicable disease, which is also like influenza.
So it's like if you call for a fart out your butt the wrong way, they might say, Hey, you might get separated from your child.
And there's no age limit with that.
It went to appeals court and then it was denied in Holchel's favor.
And then she took it to appeals court and then they awarded her in her favor November 30th.
And now it's a law.
And I feel like a lot of people don't know about it.
It's almost similar to like, you remember the videos that were coming out in November 2019 with the people getting thrown into the back of the trucks in China?
And we were like, wow, this is crazy.
This could really happen and come over here.
Well, now it's a law.
So I just find it like crazy that no one's talking about it.
The actual law that was passed.
They fought.
There were good lawyers and attorneys that fought it in appeals court and somehow they lost it.
So now it's stuck.
I feel like this is something.
This is a quarantine camp.
Like this is literally, if you Google it, I don't know if you can Google it, Rule 2.13, and then like literally read it out to your audience.
Rule 2.13 establishes a process whereby the state and or local health department can order and enforce isolation and quarantine measures for individuals who are ill or suspected of being ill with a communicable disease.
So yeah, very open-ended, very dangerous.
Yeah, China, Australia, where we saw that shocking footage.
I guess now, uh, New York, you could experience something like that.
He came out and was like, Oh, yeah, I would hate, I would hate for the next wave, or when it's not going to be really a wave, it's going to be released by terrorists.
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I think when he went hate, yeah, but I'm going to kill you all, but don't look at my pink sweater, okay?
I'm going to release a deadly mosquito in the atmosphere.
I live in New York City, man, and I have two kids.
And you imagine that?
Like, there's no age limit for that.
And I feel like on a wide stream plat, like a widespread information platform, like everybody should be basically protesting this, and they're distracting everybody to what really is.
Well, distractions are like the greatest thing ever, right?
I'll bring it up tomorrow on the war room for sure.
I'm going to bring that up tomorrow on the war room, 3 to 6 p.m. Central at band.video, infowars.com/slash show, Owen Schroyer.show, American election.news.
Yeah, that's a great point because, see, that's what I'm saying.
And it's so frustrating.
I can sit here and cover the Israel-Palestine situation.
And I need to know how I can brand that type of resistance because that's the difficulty: is it getting people to understand the truth and they've swallowed it, they've digested it.
But after you know it all, then what?
What are you supposed to do with it?
Just sit there and wait for the government to throw you in the gulag.
No, you're supposed to go out and tell people and supposed to inform them.
You're supposed to go out and culture jam yourself.
How do we get Americans to do this?
You're like number one.
I think I might be two.
There could be a third.
But in the United States, how do we get people to actually because you know what it's like to actually have that connection with people in the crowd and have that debate?
You don't feel threatened.
You don't feel as if you're in harm's way, but yet.
So, so there's a bunch of different ways to go at this.
I try to engage myself in all of them.
Here's a perfect example.
Hey, I'm just going to pot you down for a second.
I'm getting some interference.
Hold on one second.
I just got some weird noise on your end.
Here's a perfect example.
I'm glad Timothy brings this up.
But again, he's out there protesting Bill Gates.
He's out there protesting the fact that there is a consortium trying to centralize power, take away your rights, and they can use a virus to do it, just like we saw in 2020, just like they want to do in New York with that new law.
That's focusing on the issue that affects everybody.
It doesn't matter whether you're a Jewish American, a Muslim American, a Christian American, an atheist, a nihilist.
That's going, you're going to get rounded up and put in the gulags.
It doesn't matter what your affiliation is.
So, but here's an example.
I, for weeks now, have been trying to host a debate on my show between a pro-Israel individual and a pro-Palestine individual.
I have been efforting this for weeks.
I have tried multiple people.
I've confirmed multiple people to come on the show, but they refuse to have a debate.
They refuse to have a debate.
And that's both sides.
And I'll hear from the pro-Israel side: oh, that's a jihadist.
That's a terrorist.
It's just a commentator.
It's just a journalist.
I'll hear from the anti-Israel side, the pro-Palestine side.
You never confront your ideological, philosophical opposition, and you remain in an echo chamber and you remain in a bubble and you never come together.
You never break bread together and nothing ever changes.
So, I mean, there's three elements I would say.
You have the political element.
You have the protest element or media, maybe combine the two.
I mean, just this last week with Mayday, a friend, fellow InfoWarrior Zavox on the TMI crew, we went and we talked to some communists and they were very receptive to what we were saying about Biden.
They don't like Biden.
And they're kind of like in the same situation we are with Trump, where we're forced to pick this candidate because what else, what other alternative do we have?
You know, and we were vibing back and forth for the most part.
And then all of a sudden I said, 22 million dead from the shots.
And the conversation ended.
And I think that that's that to me, that was a big indicator that that's where the work is necessary is in order to, because again, they're Americans, as stupid as they are and as misled as they are.
They're still Americans and we still have to have empathy for our countrymen.
As much as I detest them and everything they stand for, if you attack an American, you're attacking America.
That's how I was raised.
And so I don't throw them out because they're still a viable, you know, conglomerate in this United States.
Whether or not they're going to be alive in 10 years, I don't know.
But I mean, still, how I'm I struggle to get through to them.
And I hope that everybody tries to take this opportunity to realize that they are receptive right now.
And this is probably the last opportunity that they'll ever be receptive because they are authoritarians at heart.
And if they don't have, if they don't hear pushback, then the death squads will come.
That's what Desmond, Professor Professor Desmond Matthias said, or Matthias Desmond said, is that after six months of silence, the death squads come in because the authoritarians feel comfortable.
Well, here's an example, kind of expanding on what you said.
And by the way, I don't know if you saw the war room show today, but I played a video of Mike Lindell talking to this, you know, leftist liberal journalist saying, hey, I'm fighting for your country too.
I'm fighting for your America too.
But when I was out in the protesters at UT, and I'm dealing with both sides, I'm trying to bring both sides together.
And I could sit there and I could look at the college liberal that's out there wearing the Amazon Islamic headscarf that they just bought last week and waving the Palestinian flag that somebody probably gave them to them.
And I would say, okay, well, they're out here because in their eyes, it's a good cause.
Maybe I agree.
Maybe I don't.
But okay, in their eyes, it's a good cause.
Innocent people are dying in Palestine.
Tens of thousands have died, women and children.
It's only getting worse.
It's not going anywhere.
Okay, so you are standing up for the innocent as they view it.
These are innocent Palestinians who can't do anything against the force of Israel.
So you're out here standing against, you're standing for innocent children.
Hey, this is Pastor Shelley from Texas, Dallas, Texas area.
And I wanted to ask your opinion when it comes to Trump being this idea of a lesser of two evils, because it seems like in studying World War II or studying Hitler, that he was kind of the same way, like maybe the lesser of two evils from a lot of the leftists.
And I just kind of wanted to get your opinion.
Like, do you think you should always vote for the lesser of two evils?
And I want a president who's going to act how he thinks he needs to act.
He's going to make his own decisions versus what we've seen under Joe Biden or virtually any other president in our lifetime.
Does that mean Trump is perfect?
No.
Does that mean Trump is going to do things I disagree with?
Absolutely.
Does that mean, I mean, you could even say Trump's done things that are horribly regrettable, like during COVID and promoting the vaccine.
So, I mean, you can say lesser of two evils.
I don't know if that's the right appropriation here.
I would say it's a pragmatic decision more than anything.
But I think that what's the difference with Trump is that you're not dealing with a typical political candidate.
I think that you're dealing with, there's really a movement behind Trump.
And I think that the movement lives on past Trump.
And so I think it's important to kind of recognize that and preserve that as much as we possibly can.
unidentified
What about just in contrast, if we just kind of look at Trump versus, let's say, a Democrat from the early 2000s or even Barack Obama's initial campaign, doesn't it seem like, especially on social issues, that at least if you go all the way back to Obama's original campaign, he seems like someone you wouldn't want to vote for.
And yet Trump is, in my mind, arguably more left in a lot of issues.
And if Obama's campaign was running today, he might be considered a right-wing extremist.
I mean, is there ever a stopping point to the idea of, and again, lesser of two evils is a colloquialism using, but does it ever get to a point where it's just like these two candidates just aren't worth voting for?
Or do you think you should just always engage with whatever you think is the best option?
You know, I mean, so not voting in a way is a vote.
And I mean, you are left.
I mean, it is what it is.
You're left with two options.
I mean, let's just be realistic.
You're left with two options.
At this point, it's going to be Trump or Biden.
I mean, would you argue that there's no difference between the two, the two when it comes to your living conditions, your circumstances in life as America?
unidentified
Well, you know, based on campaign promises, it seems like a no-brainer, right?
Yeah, I mean, I just don't know if that's practical.
Some people may disagree.
I don't know if that's practical.
If you want to take, I mean, you could call it the realistic view or maybe the negative view of this.
I would say if there's two boats and one has a gaping one foot wide, you know, or two feet in circumference hole in it versus the other boat that has like a one inch in circumference hole in it.
Well, you're going to jump in the boat with the smaller hole.
You're going to have, you know, a longer time above water.
So, I mean, that's basically, if you're looking at it through the negative lens, I think that that's kind of the difference between Trump and Biden at this point.
I just wanted to cover some ground on Trump and see where you stand on the guy, considering he hasn't really, you know, taken a hard enough position or hardline position on expelling this rhino, Mike Johnson, who is important in hand with the globalists.
Well, that's, I mean, that's a bridge too far away to try to cross right now.
I will say one thing that's interesting, though, because this is kind of in line of what you're talking about.
When they passed this latest funding bill and it was all over the news, they want a Trump-proof foreign aid.
And thank you for the call, Mike.
They want a Trump-proof foreign aid.
So they basically are afraid that the next president can get in there and stop the funding to Ukraine or whatever else it is.
So they made this funding bill a 10-year deal, and they say, oh, no president can null and void this or whatever.
Well, I think it was Nixon.
But maybe my presidential history isn't the best.
But this has already been tested at the Supreme Court level where Congress passed funding and the president said, no, I'm not going to engage in this funding.
And the Supreme Court said, well, the president can't do it if the Congress says that you have to fund something, the president can't stop it.
You have to fund it.
So it's interesting that they would kind of double down on that with that congressional funding for Ukraine when the Supreme Court already said that the president can't stop it.
So, I mean, to me, that just shows that they really aren't in control of Trump, that he is totally a wild card in this endeavor.
In Texas, because it differs depending on the state you're in.
In Texas, it's about just shy of $4 a gallon right now.
unidentified
Well, this is just a little remark.
And this is not me saying oh, poor old bus in England, but just to give you a measure of how you guys have still got a good, and you should fight for that.
You need to fight for that.
We are at the moment is $9.50 for a gallon and riding all the time.
I mean, we're completely screwed over here.
That's the good thing.
The thing you guys need to be positive about is you guys are sitting on an enormous reserve of oil and gas.
It's all there.
Just whereas, as Trump himself famously says, drill, baby, drill, once he's back in there, you guys have got it within your own destiny.
You can take your hands, you can take your destiny in your own hands and you can sort that.
So, yeah, I mean, $4 is still great, but Trump had it down at what, $2.50, which is pretty amazing.
It's like they know that the whole climate change agenda is BS, but they're just cucked.
So it's like, oh, yeah, okay, climate change is real.
Just, you know, please don't chop my kids' balls off.
unidentified
Yeah, exactly, exactly.
Oh, and that's another one: migration.
You guys have got it right.
It sounds harsh when you say when you say, look, they're not migrants, they're illegal aliens and all that, but that's, you've got to stay firm on that.
We have no one defending our rights against migrants.
Europe is being completely overrun by migrants.
So, I mean, so is the US, but at least you've got guys, again, you guys have got a fight, and that's going to be a lot.
That's going to be one of the most difficult ones.
Hopefully, Trump is sincere when he says that I think he is.
We're sincere when he says we're going to have the largest deportation operation in history.
As Douglas McGregor says, I mean, you guys used to have the army posted on the border with Mexico.
That might well be what you need to bring back just to stop it.
You know, the only way that could happen, and it could be done.
It definitely could be done.
The only way I see that happening is if Trump shuts down all of these military bases, it's like hundreds of U.S. military bases overseas, and they say it's for strategic reasons.
Well, okay.
How about the strategic?
How about the strategy changes and we protect our country and protect our southern border now?
So, I mean, I don't see how that really happens.
I mean, we just do not have the resources to deport 40 million illegal immigrants.
We'd have to bring the military home and do a military operation.
I just don't know how else it would happen.
unidentified
No, I think you're sensible.
I think that's right.
I think that is the only way it happens.
And again, I think that's both the American public want that.
They sold you to come home.
The banks are to be closed.
The rest of the world wants that.
It's literally just these globalists at the top, whatever you want to call them.
They're the only people whose interests are being saved by having America spread its tentacles down to the wrong way, so to speak.
And then look again, look at what happened at home.
And just one final question.
I'll get off and let you talk to other people.
Is the crime situation in America as bad as it looks?
I see the videos on Twitter, and it looks horrible.
And I didn't bring this up, but I've just noticed.
And look, here's the thing, folks.
This is like, should I Rambo?
Add some pickleball merch to the store.
Should I do an anti-pickleball merch?
I could do anti-pickleball merch.
By the way, big ups to Albert in Pennsylvania, always in the chats tonight.
Always rumble ranting.
Top Rumble ranter is always Albert.
I could do anti-pickleball merch.
Maybe I could do that.
And I didn't do, I did not do the new merch drop justice, ladies and gentlemen, because we can't forget about the ladies in the audience.
And we showed the white boy summer tea.
I apologize.
The white girl summer tea is also available at owenschroyer.store.
White girl summer tea available at owenschroyer.store.
You've never seen that.
So how dare I leave the ladies out?
No, we have them both.
White boy summer and white girl summer 2024.
It looks even better if you're black, by the way.
I don't know why.
The reviews are in.
So how about that?
How about that?
Now, you know, I was going to get into this stuff last week and I just pushed it off, but I just see so many people missing the boat on so many issues.
And I usually just let it go.
I usually just let it go.
Yeah, I'm sorry to the ladies.
Can tell some of you were very offended, and I apologize for that.
So, we're gonna, we got your white girl summer shirt.
I didn't leave you out, I did not leave you out.
Uh, did I hear about Helldivers?
I saw there was some controversy with it, but no, I don't, I don't know much about the video game culture.
Some women look great when they're young, when they're 20, early 20s, and then they fall off the table.
This whole like, oh, let's have a debate because everything's cookie cutter and everything's black and white and everything exists in little boxes and there's a prime and then there's no prime.
So I'm glad that she gives her credentials because most people have no credentials to talk on any of this stuff.
As I'm not going to give you any of my credentials, by the way.
I'm going to keep my personal life private.
But I think the reason why marriage is falling off, because men don't want to get married anymore, generally speaking, not all men.
Most men don't want to get married.
They've seen divorce rates.
They've seen all these different things where the whole legal system is weighted against men, which, by the way, the legal system weighted against men makes sense when you consider that it was mostly written during the 1920s.
When, yeah, a woman couldn't really get into the workplace and make a living and take care of herself.
So, yeah, the man had to be on the hook for the woman if they got divorced or whatever, because the woman was in a compromising position.
So, you could have men just leaving women and they'd just be out on their own.
That's not the world we live in anymore.
So, nowadays, women actually have the advantage in many ways in the private sector.
Women have the advantage.
But in the legal system, men are totally disadvantaged.
Men are pragmatic creatures.
Why do men commit suicide more than women?
Because men are pragmatic.
And when you have a problem, killing yourself is a solution.
Sorry, I'm just telling it like it is.
Why do men commit suicide at a higher rate than women?
Because they're pragmatic.
They want solutions.
When a woman complains about something, she doesn't want a solution.
She just wants you to feel good and make her feel better and comfort her.
Men want a solution.
This is where there's a falloff.
This is why men and women fight, even.
A woman complaining about something, a man comes in with the solution and she gets madder because she doesn't want a solution.
You might I would say I agree because the nines and tens that I've known pretty much as soon as they as soon as they break up with a boyfriend, they've got another five in waiting.
And yes, they're usually rich.
So that's basically been my experience.
They don't, they don't need dating apps because as soon as they break up, there's five guys just waiting to date her again and pay for all of her shit.
This makes sixes and sevens kind of the queens of the dating app.
Now let's look at men.
When it comes to dating apps, you don't have the nines and the tens of men on the dating apps either, unless they are the manhorse.
The man whores go to the dating app and they see the sixes and sevens as the low-hanging fruit.
Oh, God, I'm going to lose so many followers.
So these sixes and sevens kind of get this idea that they are nines and tens because they're hooking up with guys who are nines and tens, the manhorse.
So in the time that they're dating these nine and ten guys.
They're able to grow their job and feel good about themselves and not have children and just focus on other priorities in their lives, which is fine, ladies.
It's fine.
However, they get into their 30s and the time's coming to get married and they're like, not really finding any nines and tens anymore who want to get married.
It's just how I'm pausing it with the crazy eyes now.
I think that the other level to this is that girls have been sold this Hollywood princess thing that they're going to run off with Mr. Perfect, Prince Charming, whatever.
And that's not how the world works.
And she's kind of debasing it to like internet dating and hot cold rating scales.
But there's a level of that culture that exists where it's like, oh, I'm only going to fall for my Prince Charming.
I'm only going to fall for the perfect, tall, rich guy, whatever.
They did a study where women, they based an average of it was 100 or 1,000 women, whatever, who said what they expect in a man.
And it was like, makes a quarter million dollars a year, is at least six foot one, and a couple other things.
And it was less than 1% of the male population.
So you have all these women fighting for less than 1% of the male population.
And that's this princess, Prince Charming, Disney culture, movie culture that they've kind of grown up to believe in, that, oh, everybody's going to fall happily in love and my Prince Charming will be there.
And that's not just the case.
So when you have women that look at it from that angle and approach it from that angle versus men that kind of approach it from the opposite angle of like, the odds of this marriage working are low.
I don't want to get screwed by the legal system.
So I don't know if marriage is really for me.
When you combine those two, I think that that's where you get here.
They spend all this time on a dating app just given the illusion that they were a nine or a 10.
So women in the 30s aren't getting married because they have these high expectations for a man, which is fine, but it was all built on a lie that they were a nine and a 10 and they were going to marry a nine or a 10.
The difference is I just don't really know about the dating world.
So I kind of, or the internet dating world.
So I kind of look at things from kind of the cultural perspective of what's driving men, what's driving women, and then where things go right and where things go wrong.
Here's another take that I think is more to my point.
unidentified
Adult white males between the ages of say 18 and 25 to 30.
Your degree is useless and left you in mountains of debt.
You're nowhere near capable of providing for a wife and kids.
And you can't imagine yourself settling down with any of the women in your age bracket anyway because Disney princess programming and feminism has left them fundamentally unwifable.
You've grown up in a culture which has celebrated every other form of identity besides you and in exact proportion to how much they're not you to the point that now schools and companies can hire based on that metric.
All the while being told you can't complain or notice any of it because of how privileged you are.
And if you don't know how privileged you are, it's because of your privilege.
Even though you're basically a debt slave with minimal hope of a financial and familial future because your economy and culture has abandoned you.
So a lot of dudes just checked out and started like smoking weed and playing video games.
Some of the other ones went to countries where they like white people and men, like Thailand, I guess.
And some of them were like, you know what, this is a good challenge.
None of it makes sense.
It's all going to shit.
But fuck it.
I want a big house.
And if you come on my land, I'm going to shoot you with guns.
I want a bunch of kids and a wife churning butter.
I'd say that that's a pretty good mindset from the man that's young and not getting married.
And I would say that most men are feeling the same way, thinking the same way.
And there were a lot of responses to that saying that they agree.
But now getting back to the earlier point.
Oh, this debate.
When is a woman in her prime?
Again, let me give a piece of advice because I'm going to tell you right now.
And I'm not taking any shots at anybody here.
This is a general observation.
The advice that young men are getting from male influencers when it comes to how to deal with women or date or anything like that, the advice you're getting is horrible.
It's awful.
It's fringe.
It's not going to work for you.
And what it's left is a bunch of young men hating women and staying virgins.
And look, I'm not here as the moral police.
Okay.
I'm just saying the minute you lose your virginity, you're not going to hate women anymore.
Okay.
Just going to say it.
But so the advice that young men are getting from male influencers is just horrible.
It's advice that was never catered for you, never going to work for you.
It comes from a fringe.
It comes from a perspective that you'll never understand.
And I would say the best advice is to do what feels good for you.
So here's Lauren Southern with this long rant about, oh, when women are in their prime and all this stuff.
And then it's this other girl, little apostate, who says, here what I was when I was 20.
Here's when I was 30.
I would say most men would probably say that the 30-year-old version is better looking.
Now, but see, even this is not fair because you're choosing probably the extremist in each version.
Oh, apparently she says she was 17 in here.
That's just bait now.
So that's not even fair.
We're not even going to talk about that.
But that's what these women do, is they'll say, oh, look, here's a picture of me when I was 20.
And it'll be the ugliest picture they can find.
And then, oh, look, here's a picture when I'm 30, and it'll be the best looking picture they can find.
And it's like, well, you're not even helping.
You can be in your prime whatever age you want.
I've seen women look better when they're in their 20s, when they're in their 30s, whatever.
40s.
Look at Sophia Vegara.
I mean, there's plenty of women that stay beautiful.
So really, it comes down to effort.
And the effort goes down the more money you have.
And that goes for men and women.
It's a lot easier to be better looking when you're rich.
It's also a lot easier to be better looking when you've been trying different habits and different health habits and diet habits and exercise habits to get better with age, whether you're a man or a woman.
But this whole idea of a woman is in her prime here, a woman is in her prime here, dead conversation.
There is no black and white.
If you want to talk about your window of opportunity to get pregnant, that's an entirely different story.
But let me find, let me, I'm trying to give some advice.
I'm trying to give some advice to the young men because they're just getting horrible advice out there.
I'm sorry.
You're just not getting good advice.
And it pains me.
It pains me.
So let me show this video.
This is apparently a guy.
Some ladies might not like this one.
But if you're being honest, you'll know it's true.
Some ladies might not like this one, but if you're being honest, you know it's true.
This is a guy catches his girlfriend cheating on him in the bathroom of some bar.
And you could boil it down to there's plenty of fish in the sea.
But here's the advice.
Never, never overly invest yourself in a woman.
Never invest yourself in any woman, maybe in marriage.
I don't know.
I've never been married, but I would say it's probably bad to even do in marriage because your woman will lose interest in you.
But I'll admit maybe a blind spot there.
Never overinvest in a woman.
And that's not an attack on women.
I love women.
But if you catch your woman cheating on you or your woman's constantly fighting with you or whatever, guys, just let it be.
Don't get emotional.
Don't get overinvested.
Don't get overly emotional.
That's how a woman behaves.
Leave that for the women.
Guys, just walk away.
Just walk away.
If she's cheating on you, then why do you want to be with her?
Don't just walk away.
Never overly invest yourself emotionally in a woman ever.
Maybe in marriage.
Again, I'm not married.
I can't talk to that.
But never overly invest yourself in a woman emotionally ever.
Never, ever, ever.
And I will tell you that whatever girl you're dating or want to date, she will like you more.
She will like you more.
Trust me.
So just don't do it.
Don't be that guy.
Always keep a cool head.
Even if you have to bury some pain, even if you have to bury pain and emotion deep, do it.
Don't let anybody see that emotion.
Don't let anybody know you're overly emotional about a woman ever.
Never do it.
And if there's women and I see them in the chat on X and in Rumble, you know I'm right.
You know I'm right.
All right.
Now, that was a little experience.
I don't really go off on relationship stuff or relationship culture.
I said if the viewership fell off, we would shut up and never do it again.
The viewership went up.
Can you believe that?
I'm a little surprised, actually.
I'm a little surprised.
I guess it's pretty good advice.
What can I say?
What can I say?
Who broke my heart?
I told you, I'm not getting personal with this stuff.
I'm not getting personal with this stuff.
Not going to happen.
But there you go.
Best advice for young men that they've ever had if they listen to this.
I'm not some, I mean, I may have to go deep.
I may have to go deep on this someday if I continue to see the awful relationship advice that young men are getting.
It's horrible.
It's advice that's not meant for them.
It's advice that will never benefit them.
And they end up just hating women and having no idea how to actually approach a woman.
Don't overcomplicate it.
Oversimplify it.
Don't get overly emotional about it.
It's really that simple.
All right, we're going to take one more call.
And it's time to give this next caller a little love here because now he's called in a couple times, but you know, he was wondering: does he want to do a public profile?
And this is the individual who actually ran, probably got me in some trouble when I was in prison, ran my Twitter account while I was in prison.
Old DMT, the Abrams tank, calling in from my hometown of St. Louis.
There he is on the air.
What's up, man?
You're finishing out the show tonight.
Give him a follow at D Michael Trippy on X. Let's get him to 2,000 followers tonight.
unidentified
So, you know what's funny about the old day of me running the account was back in April, or excuse me, back in November.
So, right after, and I know people get upset because people always talk about it, but right after October 7th, old DMT on Owen Schawyer 1776 just so happened to say that the United States of America was owned and controlled by Israel.
And that was in response to the debate, the second presidential Republican debate between who was it, Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy.
And they counted how many times they said Israel, and they counted how many times they said America.
Because I received a couple of DMs from a couple faithful friends and info warriors out there saying, hey, you might not want to put your opinion out there, but you know, I knew that a true freedom of speech champion and a great investigative journals like yourself would know the truth.
And they were yielding power that I saw.
And, you know, as an advisor, I figured I'd just weigh in one time.
But we took the post down.
But the truth is, is Timo and Troyer has known about what's going on.
And it really is tomorrow's, it is tomorrow's news today.
If you're in the Schroyer sphere, and that's even his acolytes, like Mr., you know, like myself.
It doesn't take much to be a dating expert in the current commentary space because most of these men give horrible advice to young men.
Most of the men in the commentary world are not helping young men succeed in the dating world.
And it's pretty obvious.
unidentified
Well, here's the thing.
And there's a little bit of a, there's some friction going on because, you know, I like a lot of the Groipers.
I'm just going to say that, but there's only one thing, though.
And it's that, hey, gentlemen, if you're, you know, if you got some white identity stuff you want to, you want to perpetrate, we got to repopulate the race, my brother.
So we got to try to be at least somewhat nicer to some of the chicks so we can, so we can kind of procreate and keep it rolling.
So I understand that you can't be a pussy, but at the same time, it doesn't mean we got to do the Myron rule of like running through 50 chicks.
But at the same time, if you're mean as hell to all of them, then we can't have, you know, four or five kids and try to fucking take our country back.
But when you're out of school and you're trying to be a professional and build, no, you don't have the time and the energy to date multiple women.
Either pick a woman, if it doesn't work, pick another woman, whatever.
You can date as many as you want.
But this whole juggling multiple women, you're going to burn yourself out.
You're going to get caught.
And you need to be spending your time and energy on something that's going to be more beneficial to yourself in the future.
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Well, and the other thing is, is not everybody's fucking Brad Pitt Jr. over here.
So I'm telling you, Biden economy, if you got to go out, maybe get a nice steak.
You know, God forbid you're trying to hang out with a nine or a tenner, like a hire gun, like a waitress at the most popular bar in town.
Brother, you can't, how are you going to buy her a bag and all the other dumb shit that people are going to try to do to get that type of chick?
You got to just find a nice, honest woman that wants to take care of the kids and stuff, get a good job, handle business, and, you know, fucking positive track, baby.