In this episode, I talk about how white people have been brainwashed and brainwashed into believing that they are the only ones who are racist. I also talk about the Black Lives Matter movement and how it is a direct assault on white people.
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00:00:00.000And if there's anything that the globalist establishment has to fear, it is Christian patriotic young men!
00:00:16.000They can't live in their gated communities.
00:00:19.000They can't live at the top of their high-rise luxury apartments without us!
00:00:27.000And if they continue to take away our rights and destroy our way of life, then we will shut the country down!
00:00:39.000It is us, the nationalists, people that are authentically and truly opposed to the globalist world order that are the ones doing any kind of resisting.
00:00:48.000It is now a new chapter in American history.
00:00:51.000I think everybody's starting to see that we are actually the real resistance, truly.
00:17:37.000This little boy, Cash Gernon, was murdered, dragged out of his bed, in the middle of the night, in his home, and murdered outside his house in the street by a black man because he was white.
00:17:51.000That black guy killed a white boy because he was white.
00:17:55.000And this black guy hated white people.
00:19:16.000They perpetrated the Holocaust against Jews.
00:19:19.000And that was, by far and away, the most obscene, worst genocide ever in the history of the world.
00:19:24.000And then, when all was said and done, white people were racist to the Muslims that blew up the World Trade Center.
00:19:30.000White people are racist to black criminals and the police.
00:19:35.000Basically, people are bred from cradle until grave thinking that white people are uniquely evil people.
00:19:42.000White people bear a special guilt for all the problems of this country, all the problems of every other group, and really, like, all the problems of humanity.
00:19:52.000And that's a guilt that is ancestral, it's not individual, everyone has it, and you can never overcome it.
00:20:00.000There's no clear way, discernibly, that you can ever overcome it and ever achieve equality with these non-white people.
00:20:09.000And it's as a consequence of this that these things are becoming more and more common.
00:20:18.000And when white people are dehumanized, black people are going to start killing white people because they see them as less than human.
00:20:26.000And other people are going to start killing white people because they see them as less than human.
00:20:31.000How much do you want to bet that this, uh, whatever his name is, Darren Brown, whatever, was radicalized by the media into thinking that white people are racist and responsible for his suffering, not just as a black man, but as a gay man too.
00:20:47.000And that he committed this crime in retaliation for that perceived prejudice, perceived hatred against him.
00:20:54.000That's the consequence of all this anti-white hatred and dehumanization in the media, education system, and it's even enshrined in the law systematically through the government.
00:21:05.000I mean, what do you think affirmative action is?
00:21:08.000And a lot of white people don't want to talk about it now.
00:21:12.000They want to pretend that that's not the case because
00:21:16.000Honestly, I think a lot of white people think that it's beneath them.
00:21:19.000I think that white people think that it's our job to be better, to strive towards a post-racial society, that we ought not to notice race, and we should try not to notice race, that it's a good thing to aspire to, to not notice race.
00:21:34.000I think that white people are under the impression that to be cognizant of race, and to mention it and act like it matters, is beneath us, like it's backwards, it's regressive, it's primitive.
00:21:48.000And a big part of that, too, is because white people have, I think, internalized a lot of what the media says about us, which is that, well, we're on top of the world, so what do we really have to complain about?
00:22:12.000And in a lot of ways it already isn't a white country anymore.
00:22:16.000And as the percentage and proportion of white people diminishes in America relative to non-white people, it's going to become more and more of a problem for white people that non-white people don't like us.
00:22:52.000People are very comfortable talking about racism against blacks or other non-whites, but nobody talks about the distrust, nobody talks about the resentment that non-white people have for white people in the country.
00:23:05.000And it's not everybody, but it is a lot of people, and everyone knows that.
00:23:10.000As the population becomes less and less white, and as the people in charge of the country, and the people enforcing the laws of the people of the country, in charge of the country, become less and less white, that's going to matter a lot more.
00:23:52.000How is it that everything is so good, but yet everybody wants to die?
00:23:59.000Everything is so great, or we're supposed to believe.
00:24:01.000Everything is flashy, bright colors, and stimulating, energetic music, and all of this, and parties, and you name it.
00:24:11.000Wealth, riches, opportunity, and recreation, but yet everybody is literally killing themselves, directly or indirectly.
00:24:24.000And we really are just a collection of atoms,
00:24:28.000Molecules, whatever, we're all just carbon walking around.
00:25:04.000All the material wealth, all the diversions and distractions, recreation, everything I've just described cannot fill the hole in the heart of man that has been left by God.
00:25:16.000That has been left by communion with a Heavenly Father and an explanation for it all.
00:25:24.000An explanation for why we're here, what we're doing here, where we're going.
00:32:47.000I'd like to propose a toast to our people.
00:32:52.000I'd like to propose a toast to the Kruipers, to White Boy Summer, White Boy Century, to the reaction and the reclamation of the United States.
00:39:40.000You know, against all the hate, against all odds, against all the snipes, and the jabs, and the feds, and the journalists, and the doubters, and the traitors, and the deceivers, the human beings gotta rise up!
00:39:54.000And we gotta do what must be done, no matter what.
00:39:56.000With the power of God, with the will of God guiding us,
00:47:33.000Billionaires who are still broke Jesus saved all my people from this monster before it takes their souls It gives fools hope that eats them whole Billionaires who are still broke Jesus saved all my people from
00:48:03.000Life, like, this is what you like, like, tryna live life
00:53:31.000It's like, this time, we're actually, like, right there.
00:53:36.000We're actually right on the cusp of it.
00:53:39.000And if you caught the news at all today, I think this just came out like a few hours ago, but big story.
00:53:45.000The United States is claiming responsibility for the sunken flagship
00:53:50.000Sunken Russian flagship in the Black Sea.
00:54:06.000And the Russians said that they scuttled the ship because it was old and damaged, and people in the Western media said that the ship was destroyed by the Ukrainians.
00:54:18.000But it was a big deal, because that was probably one of the biggest equipment casualties for the Russians of the war so far.
00:54:26.000Well today, the United States is taking responsibility for the sunken ship, and they're saying that the United States gave the Ukrainians the intelligence to sink the ship.
00:54:38.000And if that's true, and if that's the case, that represents a major provocation.
00:54:47.000It's a really big deal and that comes the same week as it was announced yesterday that the European Union is now banning all import of Russian oil and natural gas.
00:55:01.000So I think we talked about this last on Tuesday or it might have been Friday and we talked about
00:55:08.000How Russia was cutting off the gas lines to Poland and to Bulgaria and we talked about how NATO was going to begin sending heavy military equipment to Ukraine.
00:55:22.000I talked about this way back in December or January before the war even started.
00:55:28.000I said this is always the concern, always the fear.
00:55:33.000is that you get into a situation with two great powers and they're trapped in a mutual retaliatory escalation and this is what we're in right now.
00:55:45.000You get to a point where eventually it's no longer in it's no longer within the control of either capital whether or not they can escalate or de-escalate and we're rapidly approaching that point and once we get to that point
00:56:00.000It's only a matter of time before Armageddon.
00:56:55.000So we covered this on Tuesday that the Supreme Court had a draft decision on this Mississippi case back in February that said that they were going to repeal Roe v. Wade.
00:57:06.000They were going to make a decision that would, in effect, overturn the precedent set by Roe vs. Wade, which says that there's a constitutional right to abortion.
00:57:16.000And so I talked all about this on Tuesday and said the only reason that that draft decision leaked is because some leftist wanted to pressure the court
00:57:51.000And so the good news is we heard from the Chief Justice John Roberts today for the first time.
00:57:55.000He commented on this and he said that any... Well, first of all, he said that the leak was completely wrong.
00:58:02.000He said it was a horrible thing that the draft decision came out about a pending case.
00:58:07.000And then he said that if he thinks that the leaker is going to change the outcome of the case, he said they're totally wrong.
00:58:16.000And so he's basically acknowledging what I, you know, not what I said necessarily, but he's acknowledging that whoever leaked it, of course, was trying to influence the final decision.
00:58:27.000And he said that if they thought that they were going to achieve that by leaking, he said they're totally wrong.
00:58:32.000So that sounds to me, one way you can interpret that is that he is saying that they're going to repeal Roe vs. Wade no matter what.
00:58:42.000That's maybe a more liberal interpretation, but that's one way you could read that.
00:58:48.000If the leaker was trying to stop them from overturning Roe vs. Wade and he comes out and says, you're not going to change our decision,
00:58:55.000Rather, you're not going to affect our decision.
00:58:58.000More, I guess it'd be better to say it that way, than you're wrong.
00:59:02.000And that kind of implies, well, if their decision was to repeal and the leaker tried to get them to not do that, he's saying, there's nothing that'll stop us from overturning Roe v. Wade.
00:59:13.000More conservatively, you could say that they're going to make their decision, whatever it will be, and they're not going to listen to public pressure.
00:59:20.000Which would still be good, but not quite as good.
01:01:18.000doing some business, doing some things.
01:01:22.000So just a heads up, I probably won't be here Monday, but I should be back on Tuesday, so stay tuned for that.
01:01:30.000But yeah, some big news, big developments coming forward.
01:01:36.000You know I was talking to some friends earlier today some of the people that are getting more involved in this thing and I really do believe 2022 is going to be the biggest year yet and I honest to God I believe that
01:01:51.000You're seeing a lot of like demoralization happening, you're seeing like a lot of attacks on America First lately, and I think that's because everybody knows, and I said it back in December, I said it in January, 2022 is going to be the biggest year yet for America First.
01:02:07.000And you're going to see this summer, you're going to see a little sneak peek in the summer, and I think by the end of the year people are going to see
01:02:14.000This thing's about to be bigger than ever before, so a lot of big things in the works.
01:02:18.000We're gonna be over there doing some important things, but tomorrow I'll be doing the debate.
01:02:28.000I think one of our favorites is gonna be in town, so I think I may do something in the city, or maybe I'll do something here on Saturday, but probably no show on Monday.
01:04:33.000It was this place that Vince recommended to me.
01:04:35.000That, honestly, it's a big knock against Vince, because Vince is always telling me, because Vince is from Chicago, and he's always telling me, you gotta try Pops.
01:04:45.000Pops is this chain here in Chicago, which I've never been to, and he's from a different area.
01:06:43.000All we know is that in February, two months ago,
01:06:48.000A majority backed this Alito decision, which would be very good.
01:06:53.000And so that still may be their consensus, that still may be where they're leaning, but we only know about that decision because some left-wing person leaked it, again with the intention of drumming up public pressure.
01:07:07.000to dissuade the majority from voting for that decision and we know that in the past this has worked.
01:07:15.000I know somebody super chatted the show on Tuesday and they said, but Nick that's so foolish because the court isn't democratic.
01:07:25.000The entire federal judiciary, the entire American court system, whether it's criminal, constitutional, it doesn't matter, the courts in America are rigged.
01:07:35.000Everybody knows that, or at least everybody should know that.
01:07:38.000From top to bottom, the courts are rigged.
01:07:41.000From the lowest level court all the way to the Supreme Court, yeah, it's completely rigged.
01:07:47.000And if you think it's not democratic, if you think that it's not subject to pressure from the media,
01:07:53.000And from the public, you just haven't been paying attention for the past 7 or 8 years.
01:07:59.000I think a big reason why the Supreme Court didn't touch the 2020 election was for that reason.
01:08:05.000If you'll recall, Donald Trump nominated Amy Coney Barrett and they jammed her through the Senate confirmation hearing in the last week before the election because they wanted her, they wanted her specifically before the election, not before the inauguration of the new president, but they wanted her before the election so that she could sit on the court and have a John Roberts-proof conservative majority adjudicate
01:09:05.000They had all of November, all of December.
01:09:08.000They got her through before the election because they wanted her to be seated and have a full conservative majority.
01:09:14.000Even without Roberts, who sometimes sides with the left, they wanted that majority to adjudicate a contested election, which they predicted would happen, and then it did.
01:09:30.000There were two cases brought before the Supreme Court, one from North Carolina, one from Pennsylvania, about election irregularities, and she abstained from voting.
01:09:44.000And I think she abstained, not for any legitimate reason, she abstained because
01:09:48.000She knew that if she was sworn in before the election and then she gets seated and then she's the swing vote on a case that may decide whether the election is legit or not, she knew what the consequences of that would be.
01:10:55.000Chief Justice John Roberts called the leak of a Supreme Court draft decision that would overturn Roe v. Wade, quote, absolutely appalling during an appearance Thursday at a meeting of lawyers and judges at the 11th Circuit Judicial Conference.
01:11:10.000This was Roberts' first public appearance since news broke that the Supreme Court is prepared to potentially overturn federal abortion rights.
01:11:18.000His remarks echo the outrage of Republican leaders over the draft's leak.
01:11:23.000Roberts added of the leak that he hopes, quote, one bad apple doesn't change people's perception of the Supreme Court.
01:11:33.000And he added that, quote, if the person or people behind the leak believe it will affect the court's work, they are foolish.
01:11:42.000And so this is a little bit reassuring.
01:11:44.000Because again, the reason that we know about the decision, the reason that it was leaked, was to do precisely that.
01:11:51.000It was to pressure Alito or one of the other justices to jump ship.
01:11:58.000Maybe Barrett, she's one of the weaker ones.
01:12:02.000And so if John Roberts, who is more of a moderate, he was appointed by a Republican, he was considered for a long time as a right-wing judge or a right-leaning judge.
01:12:31.000This emboldens the conservative majority.
01:12:34.000If that was their decision in February, that shows that absent any kind of interference, they were already leaning towards overturning Roe vs. Wade.
01:12:44.000Now they leaked it to try to get them to go back on their decision.
01:12:48.000Maybe this actually emboldens the judges and they say, you know what?
01:13:12.000This may suggest that they're hardening their position at the most you might say one way you can interpret this is that it's not going to alter the decision that they made a month ago or two months ago at the minimum you can say that
01:13:27.000This gives us some signal that they're not deterred by the public pressure.
01:13:34.000The other big development is that a bill is being presented in the Senate which will enshrine abortion rights in federal law.
01:13:40.000And this may also be positive because if Democrats are doing this in the Senate and the House, it tells us that they're worried about Roe vs. Wade being overturned.
01:13:51.000If they were confident that the Supreme Court was not going to overturn Roe vs. Wade, they wouldn't try to put it in a bill and get it passed through the Congress.
01:13:59.000They're trying to save their ass in the midterms.
01:14:02.000Because they know that if Roe vs. Wade gets overturned, Democrats are going to be pissed.
01:14:08.000And they're going to look at this as a failure of the administration and the party leadership.
01:14:12.000That doesn't quite make perfect sense because that's not really how the government works, but it also doesn't matter because most people don't know that.
01:14:23.000It says, quote, Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the majority leader, moved on Thursday to set up a vote next week on a bill to codify abortion rights into federal law, acting quickly in the wake of a leaked Supreme Court draft decision overturning Roe versus Wade, despite clear evidence that the measure lacks the support to be enacted.
01:14:44.000The plan is little more than an effort to send a political message before the midterm elections and a seismic ruling that could have major legal, cultural, and electoral consequences with deep significance for voters across the political spectrum.
01:14:58.000The legislation is all but certain to be blocked by Republicans, falling short of the 60 votes needed to advance past a filibuster.
01:15:06.000It also appears to lack even a simple majority that it would need to pass the 50-50 Senate, given that Senator Joe Manchin, the centrist Democrat from West Virginia who opposes abortion rights, voted against bringing up a nearly identical measure in February and has shown no signs that he has shifted his position.
01:15:25.000Even if Mr. Manchin did change his mind on the bill, he has adamantly opposed altering Senate rules to eliminate the filibuster, leaving Democrats short of the 50 votes they would need to do so and get their measure past a Republican blockade.
01:15:40.000So, you know, just to explain this for people that don't know, here's what we're talking about.
01:15:46.000Here's the process, because you do kind of have to understand, like, what's going on here to really understand the political implications.
01:15:54.000So in 1972, Roe vs. Wade is a case, I don't know all the details, but basically how the court interpreted that decision set a precedent that within the Constitution there is a right to abortion.
01:16:11.000And so before that, this was considered the prerogative of the states.
01:16:15.000To take it back to basics, the entire concept of our government is that the Constitution creates the government.
01:16:28.000The Constitution is the social contract between the people, their elected representatives, and this national, federal government.
01:16:43.000And so the states ratifying the Constitution, this is like the social contract between the people, their state governments, their democratic state governments, and this federal government.
01:16:55.000And the Constitution is what gives the federal government its power.
01:17:01.000Derives its authority from the states and the states derive their authority from the people.
01:17:06.000So this is kind of, and I'm simplifying, but that's kind of how this works.
01:17:10.000So the Constitution lays out, if you understand and read the Constitution, it sort of sets out what the federal government is, the branches of government, what their responsibilities are, what each branch does, how they are supposed to operate at the procedural level,
01:17:29.000And then you've got the Bill of Rights, which limits the powers of the federal government.
01:17:35.000And what the Constitution says, essentially, is that any power that is not explicitly given to the federal government is reserved for the states.
01:17:54.000Those are the things over which the federal government has jurisdiction, which are laid out in the Constitution.
01:18:01.000And the Constitution can be amended to give the government more power and enumerate more powers, and that could be done through a state's convention, or that could be done through the Senate, I believe, through the Congress.
01:18:14.000But the point is that the federal government has a certain set of things that it can do and it's very specific and it can only come from the Constitution.
01:18:23.000It has to derive its authority from the Constitution.
01:18:25.000You have to be able to read whatever the federal government does from something in the Constitution.
01:18:31.000And then you have the reserve powers, all the things that the federal government cannot do because it's not explicitly laid out or implied,
01:18:39.000Those jurisdictions are reserved for the states, and so the states can decide these things.
01:18:45.000And so most of the big social issues are really a battleground over the so-called rights of the states.
01:18:53.000Gay marriage, marijuana legalization, abortion, all these kinds of things.
01:18:58.000What liberal activists have tried to do is make their liberal cause the law of the land.
01:19:03.000That's where it goes to the Supreme Court.
01:19:05.000That's why they try to get it passed in Congress.
01:19:08.000They want federal supremacy to override conservative Republican states and make these various social issues that are actually not the jurisdiction of the federal government
01:19:34.000So the Constitution, or rather, the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution, and in Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court effectively reads into the Constitution a right to abortion.
01:19:48.000And so if the Constitution contains a right for women to get an abortion, then the states no longer
01:19:55.000Have a reserved power to ban abortions.
01:19:59.000And that's what Roe vs. Wade does is it prevents states from outlawing abortion.
01:20:03.000That's the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution.
01:20:08.000Because if you read the Constitution, there is no right to abortion.
01:20:12.000And there's also no right to sodomy, and there's also no right to gay marriage, and there's also no right to smoke pot, and there's also nothing in there about an individual mandate for Obamacare, and there's not a lot of things in the Constitution.
01:20:24.000But activist judges on the Supreme Court, with these constructivist readings of the Constitution, with these modern interpretations of the Constitution, they're reading things into it that aren't there.
01:21:28.000Liberal activists challenge the law, they sue, and they take it up in federal court and they say this Mississippi law violates the Constitution because according to Roe vs. Wade, the states can't ban abortion because we have a constitutional right to abortion.
01:22:01.000And if they write in their decision that the Mississippi law stands because there's no right in the Constitution to abortion, then that opens up the gate and now every state can overturn abortion.
01:22:13.000What Democrats are trying to do now is write a law at the federal level and say, okay, well we don't need your Constitution, we don't need the Supreme Court, we're going to write a bill
01:22:43.000There's a 50-50 split in the Senate and that would be enough for a simple majority because the Vice President of the United States actually is the President of the Senate and is a tie-breaking vote.
01:22:56.000So Kamala Harris is the President of the Senate and if there's a split vote 50-50, if there's a vote along party lines and all the 50 Democrats and all the 50 Republicans vote on a bill that supports abortion, Kamala Harris can vote
01:23:11.000To break the tie because she's a Democrat and passed the bill.
01:23:15.000But, but Joe Manchin is pro-life and so it would be 49 Democrats, 50 Republicans plus one Democrat.
01:23:28.000And then you've got this other issue of the filibuster.
01:23:31.000There's a filibuster rule in the Senate that any major legislation actually requires a super majority of 60 votes
01:23:39.000Because there's a provision in the Senate procedural rules that says that if you don't have that supermajority, the other party can filibuster and basically stall a bill forever and it doesn't get passed.
01:23:51.000So, they don't have a filibuster-proof majority, they also don't have a simple majority, so this can't pass.
01:23:56.000So anyway, so that's at a legal level.
01:23:59.000I know maybe most of you understand that, but I also know some people don't really understand all of that.
01:24:06.000But that's what's going on at the legal level.
01:24:09.000And it tells us that if Chuck Schumer is trying to pass a bill in the Senate, he is not confident that the Supreme Court is going to uphold the Roe vs. Wade precedent.
01:24:38.000We've got Amy Coney Barrett, who's a Catholic, and we have Kavanaugh, who feels similarly too.
01:24:42.000So you have five strong conservatives, all of which should, all things being equal,
01:24:49.000Support Roe vs. Wade being overturned, not just because they're against abortion, but also because it's bad law.
01:24:54.000Their legal philosophy, their originalist legal philosophy precludes them from upholding an interpretation of the Constitution which reads into it a right to abortion that isn't there.
01:25:06.000So, there's a lot of reasons to be optimistic here.
01:25:09.000The news on Tuesday, or rather Monday, is not reason to be optimistic, but the composition of the court, in addition to what Chuck Schumer is saying, that this was leaked, it shows that they're panicking.
01:25:22.000All of this suggests, I think it's likely that abortion will be overturned within two months.
01:25:30.000And they're not going to be able to reverse this in the Congress, they don't have the votes.
01:25:34.000And it seems like all that we're going to get from this is abortion will be overturned, half the states in the country are going to vote to ban abortion, and then there will literally be riots in the streets.
01:25:47.000And I hope everybody understands that.
01:27:02.000But, if the Supreme Court overturns Roe vs. Wade, this may be the one thing that could activate Democrats and get them to turn out in the next election.
01:27:13.000That's the only, that's the only sort of negative.
01:27:38.000But this may be one of those things that is going to drive Democrats out to the polls in the hopes that they can win a majority and then they can pass abortion or stack the court or do something nefarious.
01:27:50.000I don't think it'll be enough, but it is going to activate them.
01:27:55.000So that's really, that's the entire, I don't think I'm missing anything there, that's really the current state of what's going on here.
01:28:02.000If that explains all the dynamics here.
01:28:07.000So my prediction is that the court overturns Roe vs. Wade, and then instantly, a lot of the Republican state governments have bills ready to go.
01:28:15.000In the event that Roe vs. Wade is repealed, a lot of states have bills ready to go to ban abortion.
01:28:22.000And there are, I believe, 25 or 26 Republican state legislatures, so that's most of the states.
01:28:29.000So it should be that half or almost half of the American states will, once that happens, ban most abortions, which is absolutely a miracle, and something that has been a long time coming, and God bless the pro-life movement and Donald Trump for making that happen.
01:29:09.000If you read the Alito decision, so they leaked a draft decision,
01:29:15.000And in the Alito decision, it's like 90 pages, not only does it say that Roe vs. Wade is bad law and it's overturned and there's no right to abortion and so on, but it also says the same thing about Supreme Court precedent on sodomy laws, on gay marriage laws, and I believe on one other thing.
01:29:40.000But it basically says, look, if there's no right in the Constitution to abortion, and there isn't, there's also not a right to sodomy, gay marriage, or all these other social issues that have been legislated from the bench of the Supreme Court.
01:29:53.000And so we could see other laws being challenged.
01:29:56.000I don't know how likely that would be, but this is a very positive sign.
01:30:00.000And you could see a dynamic taking shape
01:30:03.000In the next five years, where very conservative state governments are passing very conservative laws, they're being challenged by liberals, taken to the Supreme Court, and then the Supreme Court, with this six-vote majority, five-slash-six-vote majority, undo 50 years of liberal legal precedent.
01:30:23.000And that may be a viable political strategy in a scenario where we lose in 24, or it becomes impossible to win after 2028,
01:30:34.000So this is actually very exciting stuff.
01:30:37.000If you want a little glimpse at our political future, it's going to look a lot like this, which is to say you're going to see
01:30:46.000The state governments, the very conservative Republican state governments, challenging the federal government.
01:30:53.000You're gonna see them challenging long-standing Supreme Court legal precedent.
01:30:57.000And you're gonna see these kinds of, like, tricks.
01:31:01.000And our government is really set up like this.
01:31:03.000Our government is set up so that the majority cannot dominate the country.
01:31:09.000Our government is set up so that, like, a lot of liberals, for example, will point out that, hey, the Electoral College isn't fair because Wyoming has, if you look at the ratio of people to electoral votes, someone who lives in Wyoming has way more influence over the presidential election than someone from California.
01:31:32.000And it's like, yeah, that's the point.
01:31:54.000And the same thing goes for the various state governments.
01:31:56.000The state governments are going to be able to flex.
01:31:58.000They're going to have a lot of jurisdiction over state matters
01:32:03.000And if the federal government is going to be very liberal, well, at least you could live in a very conservative state.
01:32:10.000And so if the federal government, worst-case scenario, becomes a one-party state and it's Democrat-controlled at the minimum, there will still be a political option through the states, through the courts.
01:32:48.000This is the playbook of the intelligence community.
01:32:51.000This is the playbook of the deep state and the regime.
01:32:54.000And you're going to see, as time goes on, this is what the politics will look like.
01:32:59.000Politics will look like state governments challenging the federal government for supremacy, liberal riots, these kinds of big time, like in the major cities, violent black bloc tactics to dissuade state legislators, judges, things like that.
01:33:24.000I don't know if it'll be Ron DeSantis, but somebody like Ron DeSantis on steroids is going to come to power in one state in the next 10 years.
01:33:54.000But you see what Ron DeSantis is doing.
01:33:55.000He targets the enemies of the conservatives.
01:33:58.000He fights back on the federal vaccine mandate, mask mandate.
01:34:01.000He fights the big corporations with state power.
01:34:04.000You're gonna get some... I don't know if it'll be Ron DeSantis, because I think he might be a little bit of a poser.
01:34:09.000You're going to get somebody like Ron DeSantis on steroids in a deep red state within the next 10 years, and that person is going to challenge the federal government.
01:34:19.000And there's going to be a law passed by a liberal federal government within the next 10 years that is unconscionable, and it's going to create a crisis between this very conservative state, or maybe a coalition of states, and the federal government.
01:34:34.000And I've said this before, and there will be a real showdown over who's really sovereign, DC or whatever the state capitol will be, or the collection of states.
01:34:45.000And then you're going to see in the major cities in those states, liberals are going to go out and start breaking stuff, and they're going to go out and go crazy, and there's going to be threats against the lives of state public officials and court justices, and there'll be intrigue, and there will be espionage.
01:34:59.000And this is where you'll begin to see maybe the beginnings of civil conflict in America.
01:35:03.000And I don't want that to happen, but I think that if Donald Trump doesn't win in 2024, that's where we're headed.
01:35:10.000But it's, make no mistake about it, things are getting very, very bad.
01:35:16.000The political climate is definitely worsening.
01:35:19.000People thought that Biden winning would calm things down.
01:35:39.000Trump getting in, they are not going to let that happen.
01:35:42.000They're going to try so hard, and if he does, it's going to change so much.
01:35:46.000And so in that moment, everything could break down.
01:35:50.000And if he doesn't win, like we don't have a democracy, we don't have a semblance of a working system, it's like game over and then we gotta look at states.
01:35:58.000So anyway, so the political dynamic is evolving rapidly and it's deteriorating and that's sort of what people should be realizing is Mississippi passed a law banning abortion on one of these touchstone issues.
01:36:29.000And the media is activating these people.
01:36:32.000And the Republicans are, they've got Tucker Carlson and we've got the alt-tech and Donald Trump, who could be seen as avatars of competing sovereignty, of a competing sort of government, so to speak, a movement.
01:36:49.000So you can't, I mean it is about abortion, but it's also just a little taste of things to come.
01:37:50.000You can't tell me, because what we're talking about is that the Supreme Court cannot make independent decisions.
01:37:58.000These branches and bodies of government which should be independent, which should be free from those things, they're not able to make independent decisions without these anti-democratic mob type tactics and stratagems.
01:38:16.000The riots, the social media, the leaks, everybody going in on it.
01:38:23.000And if the Supreme Court can't overturn abortion without, like, cities being burned down, like, we don't have a country.
01:39:14.000And the big development today is that this Russian flagship, it's a major naval vessel, which was sunk a month ago in the Black Sea by Ukraine, now the United States is claiming responsibility for this.
01:39:29.000The United States apparently provided the intelligence to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and this directly led to the sinking of a major Russian flagship in the Black Sea.
01:39:42.000Which was maybe the biggest equipment casualty of the war so far.
01:39:49.000And so before, in 2014, you had a US-assisted coup in Kiev.
01:39:58.000And then the United States began supplying the Ukrainians with non-lethal aid.
01:40:04.000Under the Trump administration, the United States began supplying Ukraine with lethal aid.
01:40:10.000In the late 2010s, Ukraine began buying drones from Turkey and escalating the war in Donbass.
01:40:18.000In late 2020, missiles, theater support missiles, became a major part of the United States military doctrine in the European theater, which is an escalation.
01:40:31.000In 2019, we pulled out of the INF Treaty, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, another major provocation.
01:40:40.000And then, of course, in 2022, we see the big military buildup outside of Ukraine.
01:40:57.000The United States trains the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Poland.
01:41:02.000And then we begin the sanctions regime, and we ban their banks, and we target their currency, and we target the oligarchs, and we target Putin, and we target their energy export.
01:41:13.000And then they say you can only buy our natural gas in rubles, and they say they're tethering their currency to the dollar, and then they begin to do their own financial maneuvers, and then they begin using their long-range bombers.
01:43:10.000role in sinking the ship has not been previously reported, but NBC detailed last month how American intelligence was instrumental in Ukraine's successes to date, including in helping Ukraine target Russian forces and avoid Russian attacks.
01:43:45.000And the Russians are, I mean, they're reciprocating in a measured way, but they're reciprocating too, and they have to.
01:43:56.000And the problem is that there's no off-ramp here.
01:44:00.000The United States is committed, this is their goal, to prevent Russia from winning.
01:44:06.000It's not like America is... It would be one thing, in other words, if America were allowing Russia to win.
01:44:13.000If they took a hands-off, laissez-faire approach and said, you know, we condemn Russia, we're going to punish them and sanction them and, you know, their aggression won't go unpunished, but basically whatever happens, happens.
01:44:27.000When they authorized that $33 billion military aid package last week, they essentially recommitted themselves to helping Ukraine win the war.
01:44:38.000And the only way that Ukraine can win the war is by bleeding the Russians, by making it so costly in terms of casualties and money that Russia cannot continue the war.
01:44:51.000Direct American assistance in killing Russians and bleeding Russia's coffers.
01:45:00.000And they're having to take, in order to shore up the failing sort of inexorable Ukrainian defeat, they have got to keep increasing their involvement.
01:45:11.000They have got to keep tuning up their involvement.
01:45:14.000It's got to be more lethal and more severe and more invasive and more involved than before.
01:45:20.000And the Russians have to keep, in order to win this war, they've got to keep escalating their tactics, because they're not just fighting some small army anymore, now they're essentially fighting NATO.
01:45:30.000They're indirectly fighting NATO in the United States, so then they are going to use their long-range bombers.
01:45:35.000When are they going to use a tactical nuclear weapon?
01:45:37.000When are they going to use something that the United States considers a totally unreasonable escalation?
01:45:45.000The United States is committed now, not just to punishing Russia, but ensuring Russian defeat, which is different.
01:45:52.000And that effectively makes the United States at war with Russia.
01:45:56.000And Russia, of course, cannot lose the war.
01:45:58.000They're committed to winning this war.
01:46:01.000The only thing that I... Here's the thing.
01:46:05.000I think that the only way that this can end without, like, a nuclear holocaust, is that Russia has just got to win in the East.
01:46:30.000You know, I think Putin is going to have to, in terms of what he's demanding here, he's probably gonna have to reduce what he wants on the bargaining table here, but I think that's it.
01:46:43.000I think that if Russia secures Donbass, if there's a major military victory and control over the East,
01:46:50.000Then he wins, and he can say, okay, mission accomplished, we won, and then he can exit.
01:46:56.000And ultimately, I think what the United States is doing is they're just trying to make this as costly as possible.
01:47:01.000I think the United States knows that Russia is going to win, and what the United States is doing is they're trying to inflict as many casualties, they're trying to make it as costly as possible, and they're trying to make it so that Putin's victory conditions keep being reduced.
01:47:18.000Because at the outset of the war, probably Russia could have a complete and decisive and total victory.
01:47:25.000They still will have a decisive victory, but they will not be able to dictate terms like maybe they could have two months ago without this level of involvement from the United States.
01:47:36.000Now they're going to have to settle for the Donbass, and that's it.
01:48:21.000So they can escalate for the sake of attrition and say, well, we're just going to spend more and do more so that it bleeds Russia more, even though we know and accept that they will win.
01:48:31.000But that's not what they're communicating publicly.
01:48:36.000And also, they can't control how Russia responds to that.
01:48:40.000If the United States is bleeding Russia and they're blowing up Russian ships indirectly,
01:48:47.000Well, the ball is kind of in Russia's court for how they want to respond to that.
01:48:50.000This assumes that Russia's going to take it.
01:48:52.000This assumes that Russia will continue their limited fight against just Ukraine and will never attack NATO and will never do anything more provocative than what they've already done.
01:49:05.000This assumes that Russia's going to take it and just put their head down and finish the war in Donbass and declare victory and go home.
01:49:22.000It's always in the uncertainty and in the miscalculation where you run the risk for a level of escalation that you didn't predict and then becomes uncontrollable.
01:49:36.000So that's where we are with Russia and Ukraine.
01:50:42.000And that goes for the currency, that goes for international trade, and global security, and the Security Council, and the UN, and all of it.
01:51:23.000And it's good for the world, but whenever you see a global hegemon displaced by a rising power, there's always the risk of a major, devastating, world-changing conflict.
01:51:33.000And I don't want to be drafted into that!
01:57:22.000We need to be proactive in generating responsible solutions to global dilemmas and Trump sits there, you know, oh you think this is going to cause a little more anger?
01:57:39.000And it's so funny because the president is seen as, like, this is such a... You consider that, like, children are supposed to be able to, like, look at the president.
01:57:48.000I remember being, like, a little kid, and it's like, oh, Barack Obama, let's watch the president's interview with CNN.
01:57:54.000Could you imagine you're, like, seven years old in, like, third grade or whatever, and your homework assignment is like, hey, watch the president's interview, and he's like, oh, you think it's gonna cause a little more anger?
02:07:49.000Boo sent three dollars and then Jaden left and Idki at first he hated me and then eventually he was nicer to me and now Idk what happened cuz I was banned from all the discords but I really want this plan to work and win.
02:08:00.000I don't know what plan you're talking about
02:08:35.000I know I have no popularity and a lot of people hate me because I'm not perfect, but I can send my ideas to smarter people like you and you can make it work instead cuz are smarter.
02:08:56.000A few days ago on her stream someone was like we are better off with blacks than this white supremacist shit on her comments and I said no I won't ever follow blacks.
02:09:32.000You sound like six Super Chats and I am not following any of these.
02:09:37.000I don't hate anime that's not that's not what this is about and I've never hated anime so I don't know what the so in context of that I don't know what any of this means and I don't hate you I don't really know you to be honest now you super chatted a while ago but really one's got nothing to do with the other
02:13:01.000We have some normal people sending some superchats!
02:13:28.000Well, it's one of those things where it's like, you can always measure the level of seething and the level of obsessive haters against the level of success.
02:13:39.000So, you look at like, how did this year start?
02:13:42.000It started with me going on Elijah Schafer's show, which is like, absolutely mainstream.
02:14:12.000That's gonna be the end of America First!
02:14:14.000Nick Fuentes is over when this docu... I mean, do you remember the absolute level of delusion?
02:14:21.000The absolute level of insane delusion?
02:14:24.000They said, this documentary's gonna be so... Oh man, Afpac 2 is still a failure because this documentary, even though they had ghosts, or even though, etc, etc, this documentary's gonna prove
02:14:35.000And then it comes out and we literally, if you pay attention, have used every single shot in promotional materials.
02:15:59.000And that's in spite of being banned on Twitter, no fly list, banned on all social media, banned on all payment processors, yet we made a third of a million fucking dollars off that conference.
02:17:31.000So it's not just, okay, the mystery speakers, in case you didn't know, were Marjorie Taylor Greene, the most famous, most influential Congresswoman in America.
02:17:41.000We also had Paul Gosar, we had Wendy Rogers, Joe Arpaio, living legend.
02:17:46.000And then we also had Michelle Malkin, Steve King comeback.
02:17:50.000Kerry Lake, that obviously didn't work out.
02:17:52.000John Miller, Gavin McInnes, Milo, Peter Brimelow, Jared Taylor, Patrick Holley, Garrett Ziegler, who is a White House official, Harrison Smith, John Doyle, Lauren Witzke, Laura Loomer, Bryson Gray, this guy, Baked Alaska, Beardson Beardley, Lance Videos.
02:18:51.000And you look at AFPAC 3, this is literally the most famous I've ever been.
02:18:55.000This is twice as big as, this is Groyper War, this was AFPAC 3.
02:19:01.000So consider in 2021, I was banned from all social media, banned from all payment processors, I was the most banned, it was the most devastating assault on anybody ever, and I'm twice as famous as I was during Groyper War.
02:22:14.000It makes me twice as famous as I've ever been in spite of all the censorship.
02:22:18.000We build a censorship-proof platform which is now bigger than the one we left a year ago and twice as big as a comparable site promoted by Trump and Beattie.
02:22:29.000We're bigger than DLive which is again where we streamed last year.
02:22:33.000Poised to make even bigger moves in the future.
02:22:37.000I'm making appearances on Russia Today every week.
02:22:42.000And so, all you have to do is look at the numbers.
02:23:25.000In fact, it's always just a good barometer.
02:23:27.000If we were failing, no one would care.
02:23:28.000If we were failing, no one would care that some, you know, low-level monkey or some low-level fat kid abandoned the thing because things got hard.
02:23:38.000Well, because America First is surging, because America First is doing things that nobody thought possible, that's why everybody cares so much.
02:23:47.000That's why people that I don't even talk about seethe and obsess over me every day.
02:23:51.000That's why you're able to make a brand out of being against us, because we're such a fixture in the system.
02:23:58.000We're such a fixture in the political scene.
02:24:16.000They would not try to dissuade you from being a part of this if it wasn't working.
02:24:20.000If what we were doing wasn't working, they just simply wouldn't care.
02:24:25.000But because we are number one, most impactful, most influential, Charlie Kirk is tweeting about immigration moratorium, bafangul, America first rules.
02:24:38.000And, you know, a cokehead, a fat kid, some dying guy, another fat Mexican, and some monkey are not going to be able to stop that.
02:24:52.000And honestly, if it's a season of total war that people want, it's a season of total war they'll get.
02:24:57.000By the way, one of the America First enemies has just been thwarted.
02:25:05.000I don't want to say who, but one of the America First enemies has been unmasked, and we're going to have some very good information about that soon.
02:25:16.000Somebody's been giving us some trouble and pretty soon it's gonna be a basically complete devastation for at least one of America's first enemies.
02:25:24.000So I look forward to collecting scalps.
02:25:26.000You just gotta keep giving me, keep giving me people so I can cut their head off, basically.
02:27:35.000James Alsup is selling all his belongings on eBay, but people still have confidence in that route.
02:27:42.000James Alsup changed his name and got fired from his real estate firm, and now he's selling all his belongings on eBay and living out of his car, but some people still think that's a good career decision, so... I'll take that bet.
02:30:56.000Yeah, I caught his stream the other day, and he was dissing me and everything, and all the groipers got on his case, but he was right, you know?
02:31:04.000He said that I dissed him, and I did diss him on a stream.
02:31:07.000I was kind of making fun of him, and... So, he... I caught the tail end of his Instagram Live yesterday.
02:31:15.000I didn't see the whole thing, and he said, hey, give me a call, so I called him, and...
02:33:59.000That's a thing you know everybody has this it's so funny people will will They have their own character flaws, and then they try to blame it on me.
02:34:09.000I'm actually a really extremely reasonable and sweet person but what happens is people will not succeed in this thing due to laziness or cowardice or they've got other priorities or whatever and Then they'll go and turn it around and make it seem like I'm like this bad guy or something I'm actually a very reasonable person
02:34:30.000Um, but most people they can't hack it and then they blame me for all their problems.
02:35:26.000I don't want to get into every favor I've ever done for people, but the people that are useful and the people that are actually competent, I'm able to get them jobs.
02:36:41.000I am always an advocate of not trying to red pill your family, because you only have one family, and you don't really need them to be 100% on the same page with your politics.
02:36:56.000You know, you should never let politics get in between your family, because blood is thicker than everything.
02:37:02.000It's thicker than water, it's thicker than everything.
02:37:05.000And so if the question is like alienate your family, your one family over politics, you know, just shouldn't do that.
02:37:17.000So I've never been an advocate of go out there and red pill your parents.
02:37:22.000There are ways that you can broach the subject.
02:37:25.000And in my opinion, the biggest thing is you can't try to red pill them.
02:39:35.000So sort of inquisitive approach, but you've got to be committed to it.
02:39:42.000And if they try to shut down, you gotta back off.
02:39:45.000Because sometimes people get a little bit defensive, and they go, no, no, no, because blah, blah, blah, and you gotta go, okay, okay, hey, yeah, whatever, I'm just, you know, just saying, just trying to point something out.
02:39:54.000Because what some people do is they'll try this inquisitive approach, but it's like bad faith, and the other person picks up on that, and you start arguing with them, and then it's like, it can't be a ploy.
02:40:21.000If you're arguing, you're not succeeding.
02:40:24.000Nobody is ever going to say, oh, you're right, I was wrong, my whole life is wrong, my whole worldview is wrong, and you're right, and you're so much smarter than me.
02:40:42.000They've got an agenda and they want to, you know, achieve their agenda.
02:40:46.000You have to engage in a real conversation and listen to what they say and consider it and respond with something that sort of complements what they're saying.
02:40:56.000You know, so what do you think about this?
02:40:57.000And they'll tell you, well, I think Russian aggression is so whatever, and you say something like, yeah, I didn't, you know, like if I were to talk to somebody about Russia-Ukraine,
02:41:07.000If somebody said, like, yeah, this Putin's a real asshole, I can't believe Russia invaded Ukraine, I'd say, yeah, I can't believe they did it either.
02:41:13.000I said, but, you know, to be fair, it is a little bit complicated.
02:41:17.000I mean, imagine if, like, Russia was on our border in Mexico.
02:41:20.000I, you know, I said, yeah, I don't like war.
02:42:06.000I mean, I've come across as very bombastic on my show, but I'm actually very polite in person and very discreet, and I try not to offend, and I try to be, you know, sociable and try to get along, basically.
02:42:23.000That is very important for persuasion.
02:42:25.000You have to approach it with a meekness and a humility.
02:42:27.000People are willing to change their mind if it's not a contest.
02:42:32.000If people perceive it as you versus them, who is right, they're never going to side with you, right?
02:42:37.000They're never going to be like, oh, I'm wrong about everything and you win.
02:42:43.000So it's important not to frame it like that.
02:42:45.000And the easiest way to fall into that trap is by implicitly saying, like, I know more than you and I'm smarter than you and my worldview's correct and yours is incorrect because you're a shenormy or whatever.
02:43:26.000I'm communicating uncertainty, but you know, maybe something, you know, and then you say like half of what you believe or a quarter of what you believe and then it's if it's sort of just out there and it's not like my idea or my strongly held belief if it's just like out there, it's a lot less threatening.
02:43:41.000And people feel like they can sort of moderate their views without coming off of some position, coming off of some thing that they've staked their ego on.
02:44:25.000Like, in a debate with Destiny, like in the Russia-Ukraine debate with Destiny, I could go in there and say, like, chemical weapons were discovered in Odessa, chemical weapons discovered in East Ukraine.
02:44:37.000That's something I know that he doesn't accept.
02:44:39.000So, if I use that, there's gonna be an argument about, like, my argument.
02:44:43.000And I want the argument to be about the subject at hand, not the evidence, you know?
02:44:49.000So it's important that you also use the kind of, the paradigm that they're on.
02:44:53.000If they're like a liberal democrat, approach them like a, what's the objection immigration from the liberal democrat perspective?
02:45:01.000You wouldn't say like, these, these people are bringing their, you know, third world country to us.
02:45:07.000Instead say something like, I don't know, they're pretty anti-democratic, like, you know, they, they're very backwards and what, I don't know, something, something like that would appeal to some liberal.
02:45:59.000Everyone's gonna get fucking mad at me if I do that.
02:46:02.000Yeah, I'm not even, I'm not even gonna go there.
02:46:04.000Sorry, but I'm not, because if I, once you start playing that game, it's, then all 35 of the other streamers are gonna hate me, or 45 or whatever it is.
02:46:14.000The 45 other streamers are gonna hate me if I start saying, you know, so-and-so's my favorite.
02:48:08.000I think the crypto will be viable it's tough to say though it's tough to say though because the Biden administration really is cracking down on crypto in a way that never I don't think anybody ever well I guess some people predicted it but the it's becoming so heavily regulated and banned I am I am concerned about that because the implication and consequences of cryptocurrency is that the government doesn't control the money
02:48:35.000And if the government doesn't control the money, consider, why do they want to control speech?
02:48:40.000They want to control speech for the same reason they want to control weapons, for the same reason they want to control money.
02:48:46.000And so, if you understand the threat that uncontrolled money poses to the regime, you know that they're going to do everything they can to stop it.
02:48:54.000And so, cryptocurrency, like Elon Musk buying Twitter, like Twitter itself, social media, like gun control, like the election,
02:49:03.000It's all part of their assault on dissent, so... So that does concern me, but... Unfortunately, I don't think there's too much they could really do to stop it.
02:49:15.000And I don't know, I'm not like a tech genius, I don't follow this stuff very closely, but... Ultimately, how do you stop crypto?
02:49:21.000I don't know really... Something like Monero?
02:54:12.000But what are the behaviors of federal informants?
02:54:14.000They will collect information on their people, which I don't.
02:54:20.000They will encourage their followers to engage in illegal activity, which I do the opposite.
02:54:25.000I tell people not to engage in illegal activity.
02:54:28.000And often they have a criminal background because that is what the feds will use to leverage somebody into working for them.
02:54:34.000They'll say, we can make these indictments and charges go away and whatever sentence if you cooperate, which I have a clean record.
02:54:44.000And even if there were those kinds of things, then you would have to dig deeper still, but we know that they're in the space, but we also know what they're there to accomplish, and then we also then know what to look for.
02:54:57.000So people that say that are just ignorant and talking out of their ass.
02:55:02.000They're in TRS, they're in the Proud Boys, they're in the Oath Keepers, the Three Percenters, and there very well may be federal informants keeping eyes on America First.
02:55:18.000But the nature of America First as a movement is not something that is benefiting the federal government.
02:55:25.000If that were the case, they wouldn't be targeting us.
02:55:27.000Why would I be free, or rather, why would I be banned from every payment processor in America?
02:55:35.000If I were benefiting the government, why would the government take all my capital?
02:55:38.000Why would they restrict me from traveling?
02:55:41.000If in Stop the Steal I was encouraging people to show up at rallies all across the country, why would they prevent me from doing that by putting me on the federal no-fly list?
02:56:38.000People are alcoholics, people are abusing drugs, there's like this incestual sex stuff going on, there's like public meltdowns, all this.
02:56:47.000I have gone live every weeknight for five years and there's never been a meltdown, there's never been any... I mean there's rumors, there's slander, there's gossip, there's always been that kind of stuff, but never anything legit.
02:57:04.000I think those are like the big ones, which are both demonstrably not true.
02:57:10.000And it's a testament to how successful we are that people try so hard and then they come up with nothing.
02:57:16.000If anything, we're the most unimpeachable movement there is.
02:57:20.000You know, compare that to any, again, like a congressman.
02:57:23.000I think Marjorie Taylor Greene has had more legit scandals than we have, and she's a sitting... Donald Trump has had more real scandals than he's the president.
02:58:54.000I mean the only opinion you need to know, well the fact that you need to know, is that God's law says that abortion is evil.
02:59:01.000So if abortion is evil, we have to oppose it.
02:59:06.000What's the opinion that goes against, niggas be like, hmm, okay, well God's law says that, but I heard someone online say something like, it's like, okay, so, it's moot.
02:59:48.000I'm doing my debate on the Killstream.
03:00:12.000I think it's gonna be funny because you see it's like it's almost like that episode of Seinfeld you remember the season or the series finale of Seinfeld when all the people that they like
03:00:34.000You know, over the course of the show they snub people, whatever.
03:00:38.000They all go at the end of the show to testify against Seinfeld and the whole group.
03:00:43.000It's gonna be basically like that, I imagine, if what you're saying is true.
03:01:31.000All the ex-girlfriends, Nick Fuentes is an asshole!
03:01:35.000When we were together, he was like... You know, I mean... It's honestly, for a person like me, for someone that they sort of understand, in a sense, that I am a narcissist, and I am a bit of an asshole.
03:01:50.000I mean, if that's the... Nick's an asshole, okay, guilty as charged.
03:01:56.000There's something about an entire movement being formed specifically against me.
03:02:01.000It's like, okay, because now we can just have a movement explicitly for me.
03:02:07.000Really, it's a great gift, is what I'm trying to say.
03:02:11.000I think that if anybody is like a little bit narcissistic or something there's something to the idea of like people forming a club like we've got to stop this Nick Fuentes and it's like you can but you can't but you can't oh man so I do enjoy that so we'll see so we'll see it'll be certainly it'll be interesting certainly it'll be interesting and
03:02:38.000Well, we'll have to wait and find out, won't we?
03:02:40.000We'll have to wait and find out what happens, but... It's gonna be fun.
03:03:29.000Like I said, I'm either about to become $100,000 richer, or it's just not going to be as exciting as everybody thought.
03:03:36.000But either way, I think... Either way, I'm going to be happy with the outcome, so... But I don't... Again, I'm trying not to comment too much.
03:04:18.000They control the media, so they don't really need... If you control the news cycle, you actually don't need to so-called distract people, because you can control the narrative.
03:04:27.000If they don't want to talk about something, they just don't talk about it.
03:04:31.000Like when the Las Vegas shooting happened, and that was totally sussy, they didn't come up with some big story to tell, they just didn't talk about it.
03:06:04.000In the midst of nuclear war and the emergence of a one world totalitarian surveillance state, there are still lefties who still only cares about masks and pronouns.
03:06:17.000I never like this argument when people say, oh, pronouns are a distraction, because it's actually a deeply held worldview.
03:06:24.000That's like saying, you could say the same thing about conservatives and say, world war and blah blah blah, and conservatives care that we call each other different pronouns.
03:07:50.000It's the people, the weird thing is the people that hate Ethan Ralph the most are the ones that are the most obsessed with him.
03:07:57.000Ethan Ralph is a guy on this platform who I like, I think he's funny, I've been on his show, I watch his show sometimes, but, and he'll attest to this, we talk sometimes when we set up appearances and things, but it's all these other people where it's like,
03:11:36.000Like, I just get a kick out of when AF haters, AF seethers and copers are like America vs. Elver because Mr. Pooper Dooper, he's totally shown Nick's a cat boy, Gunt Garter, and any like normal person would be like, what the fuck?
03:14:18.000Do you think that Democrats preparing legislation to oppose the Roe vs. Wade overturning could just be a public measure to reassure voters that they're trying to fight it?
03:17:01.000Once American hegemony has come completely undone and China becomes number one, do you think the remainder of the 21st century will be relatively stable?
03:17:14.000Yes, but the transition is where the instability lies.
03:17:21.000Of course it will be stable once the world order is reformed, but that really doesn't tell us anything.
03:18:07.000And this has to do with the psychology behind it, the security dilemma.
03:18:14.000So, of course, when the New World Order is formed, and by New World Order I don't mean like global government, I mean a different kind of world order, like a different polarity.
03:19:10.000But of course, once Russia resumes its status as a great power, and China does, and Europe to an extent may become autonomous, yes, then the world order will become stable.
03:19:23.000It will stabilize because it will have been done.
03:19:26.000You know, China will be there, Russia will be there, Europe will have broken away to some extent.
03:19:42.000It's in the change, it's in the dynamic where the risk lies.
03:19:46.000Once it becomes static, it's not so much.
03:19:48.000Once China's growth slows down, once they accede to their new status, it will have been completed and then necessarily there will be no change.
03:20:01.000World War I and World War II was about the same thing.
03:20:06.000It was about the displacement of the UK hegemony, British hegemony.
03:20:11.000World War I was caused by a rising Central European power in Germany.
03:20:18.000Germany is unified in, what is it, 1871 or 1873?
03:20:23.000Germany is unified, undergoes its own industrial revolution, surpasses the United Kingdom and the British Empire in industrial output, begins searching for its own colonies.
03:20:33.000It presides over the African Congress in 1884.
03:20:37.000And then in the early 20th century, this is when you begin to see
03:20:49.000You get the Russo-Japanese War, you get this naval arms race between the UK and Germany as a consequence of Germany's industrialization, and...
03:21:02.000You know, we could get into the precipitating factors, but the real cause was that Germany's rise upset the existing order, which had prevailed since the end of the Napoleonic era, which was British hegemony in the world and over the European continent.
03:21:23.000America intervened in World War I because it was a stalemate.
03:21:27.000Germany and the United Kingdom could not overcome each other, so it was a stalemate.
03:21:33.000The Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance could not overcome each other on their own, so the United States intervened on the side of the Entente, right?
03:21:42.000But they intervened on the side of the French and the British.
03:21:45.000And they put down Germany and then those restrictive measures were put in and they tried to basically neuter Germany.
03:21:51.000They tried to take Germany's industrial land and limit Germany's military and they tried to subdue Germany and it wasn't enough.
03:21:58.000Central Europe could not be contained because Central Europe is too powerful.
03:22:07.000And so they were unleashed and they were still able to take over the continent and revenge Germany with a vengeance in the 30s.
03:22:14.000And war broke out again over the same thing, and then World War II destroyed all the European empires.
03:22:20.000Because World War II was so devastating, that is how the question was resolved.
03:22:25.000The question over British versus German power was resolved by nullifying both, essentially destroying the productive capacities of both, and destroying both of their empires.
03:22:35.000And what remained, of course, was the Soviet Union and the United States.
03:22:39.000They emerged then as relatively unaffected.
03:22:44.000You know, the Soviet Union stood to gain, and so did the United States, being a continental way, and then we had a bipolar world order.
03:22:51.000And basically, the periphery of each empire was frozen along the border of where World War II ended, even in the Middle East with Azerbaijan and Iran.
03:23:11.000And just like the Soviet Union filled up Europe, filled up Eastern Europe, and just like the United States filled up Western Europe, where the great powers, where the hegemons had been leveled by the war,
03:23:23.000The Soviet Union was leveled by its own catastrophe, and the United States filled the vacuum.
03:23:27.000You know, NATO expanded, and they kept expanding until they met resistance.
03:23:41.000So you have British versus German hegemony, breaks out, it's 20 years of global conflict and devastation, and it leads to a bipolar world order between the Soviet Union and America.
03:24:40.000It means that, you know, this anomaly of China being so weak compared to the West, this anomaly of Russia being devastated by the Soviet Union, was reversed.
03:24:51.000And so we were reversed to sort of like where the world order was in the 1970s.
03:24:59.000And that's not a perfect conclusion, but it's something like that.
03:25:05.000And so now we've got the Eurasian continent is sort of back.
03:25:08.000China is back after being dormant for 500 years.
03:25:12.000China lost out because they didn't participate in the Age of Exploration.
03:25:16.000China, because of their unique philosophy, did not explore colonies, and so they didn't benefit from the New World like Europe did, and Europe surpassed China as a consequence.
03:25:26.000Now China is resuming its place alongside the other great civilizations preeminent in the world.
03:25:38.000We'll always be a power, but you have this disaster, this cataclysm of the Soviet Union being dismembered and collapsing.
03:25:46.000And now they're picking up where they left off in 1991, or really, more realistically, like 1917 when the autocracy was overthrown and this communist intermission happened.
03:25:57.000And the United States will not relinquish the gains that it made.
03:26:09.000That's why a hegemon being displaced will always be a chaotic affair because it's essentially like these border skirmishes against empires.
03:26:18.000It's the Soviet Union coming back, the Russian Empire surging against these American borders that were established.
03:26:26.000When the Russian Empire was defeated in 1991.
03:26:29.000It's China surging against the borders of the American Empire that were laid a hundred years ago.
03:28:57.000borders and it's sort of malleable right now.
03:29:00.000This is where you have like bombers flying along borders and you have carrier strike groups sailing in disputed seas and that kind of thing.
03:29:11.000These borders are sort of, these are fault lines which are shaking
03:29:16.000And eventually they will burst and it's on the United States to do this peacefully.
03:29:22.000China's not a threat now for the same reason that they didn't take advantage of the Age of Exploration 500 years ago.
03:29:31.000Because China is not an imperial power.
03:30:59.000I think it would be really fu-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e
03:32:49.000That's what they're... that was... Glee was shocking.
03:32:52.000When I remember when I was in middle school, and Glee came out, and my sister was a big fan, that was like the most shocking, like, progressive thing on TV, because there was like a gay kid in the show.
03:33:36.000But man, things have taken a turn in the past five years.
03:33:39.000Now there's just, now they got a lesbian, whatever, you know, Eternals, and Spider-Man's gay, and... And every show, every show now is like this.
03:33:53.000And I, there was that other show, what was that one?
03:33:55.000It was about like, some Indian college girl on HBO.
03:34:02.000It was like, it had sex in the title, I don't even remember.
03:34:07.000You have all these in there and that's all that there is that's all their offerings so yeah it really was like the last good decade the last keynote decade now you there's not one thing you could look at that isn't totally effed up so anyway thanks for the super chat
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03:34:28.000Was a total white pill to hear Alito give a lecture in NYC last Thursday, was not expecting this great news.
03:34:36.000His whole talk was about the preeminence of religion in the First Amendment.
03:34:39.000Kept referring to history as the criterion American PPL with their tradition for 150 years before the Constitution.
03:36:08.000Most people can't spot them, but when things seemingly move to a different place, even though it was just in your hand, etc., they are not trying to be a nuisance.
03:41:53.000You know, it would be very sad if a king was like... Could you imagine a king, like, down on the floor on, like, a mat doing, like, crunches?
03:42:18.000These are my decrees for the day, you know.
03:42:21.000Then I get dressed up and I put on my finest wig and I put on my tights and my purple king's coat and then I sit on the throne and I write decrees, you know.
03:42:37.000Could you imagine how unbecoming it would be if I'm, like, down on the gym floor on, like, a rubber mat and I'm, like, you know, contorting myself and I've got, like, some, like, I've got, like, some rubber band and I'm, like, doing some rubber band exercise.
03:42:54.000And I'm, like, sweating and I'm, like, my hands are dirty and I'm, like, rolling around and I'm in the mud.
03:46:20.000I keep hearing the same criticisms of you while pretty sure that you've encouraged your viewers to improve their lives, get married, and have children.
03:47:36.000It's all these girlfriend, uh, girlfriend slaves.
03:47:41.000It's all these guys that their girlfriend puts them in their pocket and carries them around like a little fucking dog that are gonna say, Nixon incel, he tells people not to get married.
03:47:49.000Of course I tell people to get married.
03:47:50.000I just say, you can't be bossed around by women.
03:53:17.000Sometimes I think like a random thing like I have to watch NJF Archive and find where I talk to this guy for a split second in the live chat or bad things will happen and I get obsessed and crazy.
03:53:27.000Yeah, you should get that checked out.
03:53:55.000Fear, uncertainty, doubt is a tactic of the State Department.
03:53:58.000In attempt to slow down AF's momentum, they can send in people to super chat others streaming large amounts by influence, then start sowing discontent among the weaker links.
03:54:13.000And like you are the ultimate political person to turn against liberalism but I also really like some things and I wish I could hang out with you and show you things I like so you like them too.
03:57:40.000It just seems too evil to be realistic I feel like there is something more to it.
03:57:53.000It's like seven trillion dollars on those wars and securing the state of Israel and countless other things situating Americans on the border of China and south of Russia and east and west of Iran.
03:58:06.000Like, it's only trillions of dollars in like geopolitical control over the Middle East.
03:58:17.000There are many declassified memos from the intelligence agencies about how they are... how they plan to do false flag stuff like against the Cubans and... It's all over there.
03:58:28.000So... Angel underscore of underscore Rath sent $10.
03:58:33.000Niggas be simpin' hard in chat lately.
03:58:35.000One or two streamers give a voice to their dumb dumb opinions and they think they're taking over.
03:58:40.000You simps ain't saying anything new we haven't heard from cuckservatives, trithots, wignant retards, lebtards ect.
03:58:47.000I don't know who you're talking about.
04:00:19.000There's the first, second, and third demographic transition, and the fourth demographic transition, which nobody talks about, is the Global South migrating to the Global North.
04:00:28.000Not because of, well, some say because of climate change, other people say for other factors, but yeah.
04:00:33.000As for whether or not that will create fascism, I think that's open-ended, but the fourth demographic transition is very real, and it's very taboo, and nobody talks about it, but demographers understand what that is.
04:01:37.000Now that you think about it, I kind of am, right?
04:01:40.000Because I'm the motherfucking fucking one who calls the shots and you're gonna pay me the respect that I gave your brother and we're gonna have a problem.
04:02:59.000That's like what I said the other day.
04:03:01.000I said the other day, when I was a kid, I used to tell my dad, like, when me and my dad would get in a fight when I was little, I would say, oh yeah, well, I hate the Beatles.
04:05:36.000Maybe if you got more toned at the gym, Jaden wouldn't have left and you could still be sucking him off every night while watching monkey porn.
04:07:52.000Also big debate tomorrow me versus counterpoints on Ralph tomorrow and you can watch it here on Kozy.TV slash Nick so be sure to check that out.
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