00:00:10.000Of course, 2018 is very exciting already.
00:00:14.000So much going on, so many major things.
00:00:17.000I'm not even sure if everybody knows everything that's going on because so much has gone on today.
00:00:23.000And you have to wonder is it all a coincidence that it's all happening today?
00:00:27.000Of course, we have civil war between former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon and President Donald Trump, which erupted today in the wake of some excerpts revealed from Michael Wolf's upcoming book, Fire and Fury.
00:00:42.000We saw the investigation into the Russia probe heat up.
00:00:45.000The investigation into the Russia probe.
00:00:48.000The Russia probe, of course, is investigating possible collusion in the 2016 election.
00:00:53.000It looks like now the people investigating that might come under fire themselves from the House Intelligence Committee.
00:01:00.000Of course, Paul Manafort is now counter suing.
00:01:04.000The special counsel for looking into his possible financial crimes in Ukraine back in 2012.
00:01:10.000We have information with regards to Hillary Clinton and the FBI investigation of her a year ago.
00:01:16.000And so, investigations on top of investigations, all kinds of things going on.
00:01:23.000And like I said, you got to wonder is it all related?
00:01:42.000I know it's funny, you know, like the past two episodes have been so information heavy, and I didn't even use notes for the past two because I've been following it so closely.
00:01:54.000So it started out, of course, today between the White House chief strategist Steve Bannon and the president, Donald Trump.
00:01:59.000It started out with an excerpt that was acquired by The Guardian from the book Fire and Fury by Michael Wolf.
00:02:07.000And the excerpt from the book was a quote from Steve Bannon.
00:02:11.000And he essentially gave a lot of credence to the special counsel and to the Russia accusers against Donald Trump that what was done in the early transition, the transition period between Barack Obama and Donald Trump, between the election in November of 2016 and the inauguration in January of 2017, he said that the contact between Michael Flynn and Russia was unpatriotic and treasonous.
00:02:34.000At least that's what he was quoted as saying, according to this excerpt from this.
00:02:49.000So, again, that throws some doubt into the equation.
00:02:52.000But a scathing statement nonetheless, disassociating the president and the White House from Steve Bannon, disassociating the presidency, the win in the 2016 election from Steve Bannon, and ultimately saying that he has lost his mind.
00:03:06.000And now Donald Trump Jr. is going on the offensive.
00:03:10.000Basically, everybody in the Republican establishment is going on the offensive in Steve Bannon.
00:03:14.000And what is remarkably interesting about all of this so far is that we've heard statements from the White House.
00:03:22.000We've heard from Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
00:03:24.000We saw the written statement, which they say is from Donald Trump.
00:03:57.000Now that the president is against him, the president has actively humiliated him in front of the country.
00:04:03.000Steve Bannon is left essentially with no allies.
00:04:06.000He's alienated the media, the establishment, the GOP, and now the White House.
00:04:10.000And so Steve Bannon is dead in the water as of this statement from the president, as of what has come out of the White House.
00:04:17.000And yet there's nothing, no word from Steve Bannon.
00:04:20.000And if you go on Breitbart, even more peculiar is every story on Breitbart, the featured story and all the other side features, they're all about.
00:04:51.000So this guy comes out this morning with this excerpt from his book.
00:04:54.000It comes out in The Guardian, which is, of course, a centrist or left leaning paper.
00:05:00.000And this all of a sudden has caused a complete and total rift between the president and Steve Bannon.
00:05:06.000And moreover, if you look at what was said, what Steve Bannon was quoted as saying in the book, Steve Bannon is quoted as saying that the contact between the Trump transition team and Russia is treasonous and unpatriotic.
00:05:20.000When he's gone on television before and said that the Russia story was fake news and a witch hunt, President Trump comes forth and says that Steve Bannon had nothing to do with his win in 2016.
00:05:32.000Steve Bannon had very little contact with the president, no influence in the West Wing, and yet he's gone on and said glowing things about Steve Bannon in the past.
00:05:41.000So everything is very, very fishy about this.
00:05:44.000I said this on Nationalist Review this morning on the podcast.
00:05:48.000When it just came out, I mean, this was still developing while James and I were producing the podcast.
00:06:15.000And this is going to sound like Nick the Conspiracy Theorist again.
00:06:18.000I didn't believe what was going on in Iran.
00:06:20.000I don't exactly believe what's going on here between Trump and Steve Bannon.
00:06:23.000But you got to wonder how this one excerpt from this CNN reporter, this CNN contributor, who is in every book that he's produced and almost every piece he's produced, he gets criticized for exactly what I'm accusing him of doing.
00:06:38.000Which is either inventing a quote or taking liberties with it, how that would inspire the Trump administration to completely disown Steve Bannon.
00:06:45.000And that Steve Bannon has yet to say anything, that speaks volumes in and of itself.
00:06:53.000This is the guy who wrote the book that has caused all this controversy.
00:06:59.000Now, he also wrote an excerpt in his book about Thomas Barack Jr., who was a billionaire and a confidant of the president.
00:07:08.000Quoted by The Guardian, that was taken by The Guardian.
00:07:11.000There was also an excerpt about Thomas Brock Jr., who this book, Michael Wolf, quotes Thomas Brock Jr. in this book as saying that the president is not only crazy, but he's also stupid.
00:07:22.000Now, Thomas Brock Jr. went on Twitter today and said that he only talked to the author of this book one time, and he didn't say the quote that was attributed to him.
00:07:30.000That anybody who knows him would know that that's inconsistent with who he is, what he believes about the president, his values, everything.
00:07:38.000Now, we saw a statement from Katie Turr today, which is Very interesting, and I'll pull this up.
00:07:46.000So, you know, you might think that if people are denying the veracity of these quotes, people might think, oh, well, of course the MAGApedes, of course the Donald Trump supporters, are going to try and discredit the quote.
00:08:00.000Of course the MAGApedes are going to ignore the quote because it doesn't really fit the narrative.
00:08:05.000The narrative since Steve Bannon has been released from the White House has been that Steve Bannon wasn't really fired, it wasn't really bad blood.
00:08:13.000It was more of like Steve Bannon was going out into the world to continue to fight for the America First MAGA agenda.
00:08:20.000But not having the same constraints that he would be under in his official capacity in the White House.
00:08:26.000And so we can understand why right wing people would say that this story doesn't smell right, why it might be wishful thinking that people on the right might say that.
00:08:34.000But Katie Turr from NBC, this is what she said about it today.
00:08:37.000This is a quote from her, from her Twitter.
00:08:40.000She writes Wolf, Michael Wolf, who wrote the book, is likely to face some serious questions and criticism regarding his use of quotes.
00:08:49.000It does appear from the reading that he is in the room.
00:08:52.000for many of the conversations he ends up quoting in the book, but from the author's note it sounds like they are re-creations.
00:08:58.000How can he be sure the characters said what they said?
00:09:01.000Were the conversations recorded and played back to him?
00:09:04.000Did he cross-confirm quotes with both parties or with others in the room?
00:09:08.000It is not clear from this author's note.
00:09:10.000He also notes that the stories he has told often compete or conflict with one another.
00:09:15.000Despite that, Wolfe says in some cases he's let the sources tell his or her version.
00:09:20.000The reader can decide if it's true or false.
00:09:23.000The reader can decide if it's true or false, really?
00:09:26.000This is going to split the country in two.
00:09:28.000This is going to split the White House in two.
00:09:30.000The reader can decide if it's true or not.
00:09:34.000Wolf says, in some cases, or no, I'm sorry, I read that part already.
00:09:37.000That is concerning unless he makes clear which stories are conflicting or are stories he can't confirm.
00:09:45.000I haven't gotten far enough in to tell.
00:09:47.000It is also unclear from the author, note, how many times he sat down with Trump himself.
00:09:52.000As he notes below, his access pretty much ended when Kelly came in and Bannon was kicked out.
00:09:58.000His access to the White House ended when Kelly came in and Bannon was kicked out.
00:10:03.000Now, if you recall the timeline here, when Bannon was working in the White House, this is when he was going on television defending the president, going on television saying that the Russia scandal was a witch hunt, that it was made up, it was fake news.
00:10:17.000And after he got fired, that's when these quotes started to come around.
00:10:20.000Yet Michael Wolf, who wrote this book, who's quoting Steve Bannon as saying all this suddenly inconsistent, out of character things about the Russia investigation, He's saying that he got those quotes even though he wasn't in the White House when those quotes would have been made.
00:10:35.000So we look at this is Katie Turr from NBC who is casting serious doubt on the legitimacy, on the credibility of this book, of this quote.
00:11:12.000Whenever we hear something like this from CNN, it's dismissed as fake news by the president.
00:11:18.000Whenever we hear something like this from the New York Times, from MSNBC, from any of the other mainstream media outlets about the West Wing, about allies in their quotes, people with single or no sources, the president says it was fake news.
00:11:30.000Remember a couple of months ago with Rex Tillerson.
00:11:34.000It came out in the mainstream media that Rex Tillerson had called Donald Trump an idiot.
00:11:39.000Rex Tillerson later came on and said, Of course, that wasn't true.
00:11:42.000President Trump said, Of course, that wasn't true.
00:11:46.000Well, now a CNN contributor came out, and it's dubious if he ever heard a conversation between Steve Bannon and the president or anything that President Trump ever said.
00:11:56.000That maybe all the quotes in this book are made up, and that's going to tear him in half.
00:13:02.000Their power goes out, their backup generators go out, and then not only does that happen, but then a month later, the same thing happens at the New Orleans Airport, and on the same day, customs computers across the country go down.
00:13:15.000That happens in the span of one month?
00:13:18.000You have the social media blackout the same weekend as the Saudi purge.
00:13:22.000You have planes coming into the Atlanta Hartford Airport.
00:13:24.000While the blackout is happening, and customs agents don't board these planes, they go in and out while all other planes are grounded.
00:13:31.000You have the Vegas shooting unexplained, you have Iranian protests out of nowhere, which appear to be astroturfed, and now you have this going on with all these investigations coming to a brim.
00:14:04.000And that's only, that was the least crazy thing that happened today.
00:14:07.000That is the least, ironically, the least consequential thing to happen today.
00:14:12.000The thing that everybody was talking about, the most people were talking about, but the least consequential.
00:14:18.000The more consequential thing was that just shortly after we heard the president disown Steve Bannon, essentially, and end Steve Bannon's political career.
00:14:27.000We heard that Paul Manafort, if you recall, who was charged a couple of months ago on 12 counts, which included money laundering and actually conspiracy against the United States.
00:14:36.000Paul Manafort, former campaign chairman for Donald Trump, is now countersuing.
00:14:40.000He's now suing special counsel Robert Mueller and deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein, alleging that the Russia probe has gone beyond the scope of the special counsel regulations.
00:14:53.000And this is a part of the complaint that his legal team put together.
00:14:57.000Quote, the investigation of Mr. Manafort is completely unmoored from the special counsel's original jurisdiction to investigate any links andor coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of President Donald Trump.
00:15:11.000So, like you recall, in October, Manafort and his partner Rick Gates, his business partner Rick Gates, pled not guilty to 12 criminal charges, and that was pertaining to his ties in Ukraine.
00:15:23.000If you recall, Paul Manafort and Rick Gates were brought in on charges pertaining to financial dealings that happened in 2012.
00:15:34.000The special counsel was appointed by the FBI, by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosentine, to investigate Russian collusion in the 2016 election.
00:15:45.000And they brought charges against Manafort and Rick Gates for financial crimes, perhaps, in 2012 with regards to Ukraine.
00:15:55.000So, of course, it's outside the scope of the original jurisdiction of the special counsel.
00:16:01.000He's suing Robert Mueller and Rod Rosenstein.
00:16:05.000And not only did they say that it went outside the scope of the regulations for that investigation, but that for the deputy attorney general to even appoint special counsel Bob Mueller was outside of his jurisdiction as deputy attorney general.
00:16:20.000And at the same time that that happened, shortly after Paul Manafort announced that he was suing, you had a meeting take place between Rod Rosenstein, FBI Director Chris Wray, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.
00:16:33.000This is a lot of information, but we'll summarize, we'll do a little analysis.
00:16:37.000At the same time that you have this Bannon and Trump civil war, you have Paul Manafort, which is suing special counsel Robert Mueller, who a couple of months ago brought Paul Manafort in on charges totally not in relation to the Russia collusion with 2016 narrative.
00:16:55.000Shortly after that, you have the same person who's being sued, Rod Rosenstein, Deputy Attorney General, and FBI Director Chris Wray, meeting with the Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan.
00:17:06.000Why are they on Capitol Hill meeting with the Speaker of the House?
00:17:10.000Allegedly, Rod Rosenstein called the meeting.
00:17:12.000Many people speculate that this is in response to something going on in the House Intelligence Committee.
00:17:18.000This was not in the news in the past couple of days.
00:17:21.000I wonder why nobody was talking about this.
00:17:25.000But Devin Nunes, who is the chairman of the House Special Intelligence Committee, he set a deadline and said that if the Robert Mueller special counsel does not reveal key witnesses and key documents pertaining to his Russia probe, then there will be action by the House Intelligence Committee.
00:17:44.000Possibly bringing charges against Mueller and against Rosenstein for contempt against the Congress.
00:17:52.000And the reason for this, of course, all goes back to the Trump dossier.
00:17:55.000The reason that we even have this Russia probe by Robert Mueller is because of the 35 page Trump Russia dossier from, I think it was January or February.
00:18:06.000It was the BuzzFeed article that was put out that said that Trump went to Moscow and he went to the Ritz Carlton in Moscow and he peed on Barack Obama's bed or he had prostitutes do that.
00:18:17.000And that Putin was filming that and he was using that to blackmail the administration.
00:18:21.000It turned out to be a total hoax, turned out to be totally made up.
00:18:26.000But it turned out that that dossier, that report, which turned out to be complete fiction, that was put together by a man named Christopher Steele.
00:18:34.000Christopher Steele was a former spy for Great Britain during the Cold War.
00:18:39.000He went on, obviously, to do security contracting work or intelligence work.
00:18:44.000And he put together that dossier using his ties in the Kremlin.
00:18:47.000He was contracted by a company named Fusion GPS.
00:18:50.000Fusion GPS is directly connected to the Hillary Clinton campaign and the DNC and many elements in the Republican establishment.
00:18:58.000So you have this money trail from the DNC, the Clinton campaign, and even elements in the Republican Party, which put together this extremely, extremely wrong and inflammatory dossier on the president.
00:19:11.000This dossier has served as the basis for the Russia investigation.
00:19:16.000The reason that Bob Mueller was able to put together the special counsel, the reason That Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was able to appoint Bob Mueller to lead this investigation was because of the dossier.
00:19:29.000The dossier was put together by Clinton, the DNC, and the Republican establishment.
00:19:35.000And so now it's been coming out that basically they're all in cahoots.
00:19:39.000They're all in cahoots, the people investigating the dossier, the people that put together the dossier.
00:19:44.000And so it came out, I don't know if you recall, before the break, we talked about all of the people that were being taken off of Bob Mueller's team because they were found to have tweeted anti Trump things or texted anti Trump things, sent anti Trump emails, people that gave money to Barack Obama, people that gave money to Hillary Clinton.
00:20:01.000People that were involved in the FBI investigation of Hillary Clinton, which let her off the hook.
00:20:06.000And so now Devin Nunes of the House Intelligence Committee is saying look, if you're going to base your Russia probe off of the Trump Russia dossier, which is total BS, you're going to have to put together witnesses.
00:20:17.000You're going to have to put together interviews with Peter Sturzok, for example, who was the one who was caught sending an anti Trump email, who was on the Bob Mueller probe.
00:20:27.000You're going to have to put together documents for why you are basing your investigation off of this, even though it was widely discredited.
00:20:35.000That deadline was set for today that Devin Nunes demanded those witnesses and those documents to justify the investigation to continue to go forward.
00:20:45.000And now the House Intelligence Committee is weighing, bringing charges against Rod Rosenstein and Bob Mueller for obstructing the Congress in their oversight process and their oversight authority.
00:20:56.000So you're looking at all of this combined.
00:21:00.000You're looking at a lot of these irregularities.
00:21:02.000And it's looking like what's going on behind the scenes is that there is an investigation of Clinton.
00:21:08.000Of the Republican establishment, of John McCain.
00:21:11.000I know it sounds far fetched maybe right now, but mark my words, in a couple of months, I don't know what the timeline will be here, but it looks like some serious actors are becoming compromised behind the scenes.
00:21:24.000Because why else would you have all this movement?
00:21:26.000Why else would you have all this frantic and panicking movement by politicians and other people when you have all these things coming out from the sex abuse cover up in Congress to these things now coming out with the House intelligence investigation or the special counsel investigation, rather?
00:21:45.000And then, if you're not convinced, so all of this happens the same day that you have the Steve Bannon Donald Trump thing.
00:21:50.000If you're not convinced yet, yesterday was reported by The Hill that Republican investigators have secured written proof that the FBI knew, the FBI knew that Hillary Clinton broke the law and they exonerated her anyway.
00:22:04.000Republican investigators secured written proof that this happened.
00:22:10.000This was according to a report by The Hill that the FBI was aware that given the sheer volume of classified information that was transferred using Hillary Clinton's Unsecured private email server, and given other irregularities, inconsistencies in witness testimony, that Hillary Clinton had broken the law.
00:22:27.000So the FBI knew that she broke the law.
00:22:30.000And despite that, despite that, despite a dozen outstanding witnesses that they had not interviewed, despite a dozen outstanding subpoenas that they had yet to acquire, they began to draft a statement exonerating her of all wrongdoing.
00:23:02.000They were going to exonerate her before they even saw all the evidence, before they got their subpoenas back, before they interviewed all the witnesses.
00:23:11.000And then, if that wasn't good enough, if that was not good enough that they found all this information and nobody's reporting on it, then today, conveniently, one day after Republican investigators find the written proof that there was wrongdoing, that the FBI exonerated her without having all the information, there was a fire at Hillary Clinton's house.
00:23:34.000In her bedroom, the second floor of her house, which she's lived in since 2001, which her and her husband have lived in since 2001, there's a fire on the second floor of her house.
00:23:44.000And there's ambulances and fire trucks and police that have to go and put it out.
00:24:20.000I'm not sure what it involves, but something's going on.
00:24:25.000This kind of stuff doesn't just happen.
00:24:28.000I don't believe all these excuses that the mainstream media puts up.
00:24:31.000They say, oh, well, the meeting between Paul Ryan and Rosenstein and Chris Wray was actually about considering impeachment charges against the president, which maybe.
00:24:41.000Maybe it has something to do with Paul Manafort.
00:24:46.000I can't really put all these pieces together because there's just not enough information which ties it all up.
00:24:50.000But it looks like the Trump administration, whether it's the Justice Department or the Attorney General or maybe elements in the Intelligence Committee, it looks like they're closing in on the Clintons.
00:25:02.000It looks like they're closing in on the swamp, on whatever this international criminal syndicate is in Saudi Arabia, in Pakistan, in.
00:25:11.000These other countries in the United States.
00:25:13.000It looks like the noose is tightening around these people and they're getting desperate.
00:25:20.000That's everything that's happened today with regards to that domestic situation with these investigations and the legislature and all of that.
00:25:29.000I don't buy that the Steve Bannon and the Donald Trump thing is just a matter of that.
00:25:32.000I think it has a lot more to do with the investigations happening.
00:26:09.000Rod Rosenstein called that meeting because he was worried, because he's worried about Devin Nunes, he's worried about Paul Manafort, he's worried about Donald Trump.
00:26:50.000Hillary Clinton's starting fires in her house.
00:26:52.000Donald Trump is at war with Steve Bannon.
00:26:54.000Keith Ellison is supporting domestic terrorists.
00:26:57.000What is getting into everybody this year already?
00:27:00.000But Keith Ellison did tweet that, and I don't know if that's connected.
00:27:04.000Probably not, but I think it tells you something about the Democratic Party here.
00:27:08.000I think it tells you, you know, if we take this and we take everything else that's going on and some of the things that have been said by Elizabeth Warren and other top level Democrats in recent weeks, we are shaping up for a real paradigm shift in my vision in 2018.
00:27:24.000I don't know what shape that will take.
00:27:26.000I don't know who's going to win here, but something is obviously up.
00:27:29.000And with the Democratic Party, these people are.
00:28:19.000And, you know, I'm hesitant to sound the outrage machine about that.
00:28:23.000It is a tweet, it is a picture, and he is a far left kind of a guy.
00:28:26.000But at what point are we in the country where Antifa at the Deplorable, and we're not wild about the Deplorable people, but there was an active terrorist threat at the Deplorable by Antifa.
00:28:38.000Like they got arrested by the FBI because they were going to go in there and do smoke bombs.
00:28:42.000I mean, these people at the inauguration were doing vandalism.
00:28:45.000There was, you know, all kinds of attempts, all kinds of terrorist activity from them.
00:28:49.000They're planning political violence in the streets.
00:28:52.000You know, Lord knows what happened at Charlottesville with all those people.
00:28:55.000And you got Keith Ellison supporting it.
00:30:18.000Eli Jarnigan says, Nick, if you were God Emperor of America, how would you cure the country of degeneracy and bring it out of its state of cuckoldry in terms of policy?
00:30:30.000Well, you know, I've gone over my policy proposal in depth on the show before in terms of what we can do economically and what we could do culturally.
00:30:39.000Unfortunately, I don't think if you're looking at purely government solutions to degeneracy, you won't find very many good tools to use in the sense that.
00:30:50.000How much can the government, in terms of legislation, enforce what people are going to choose to do on a day to day basis?
00:30:56.000You know, you look at the American founders, and the reason why we were able to have such a virtuous society is not because of the laws that were in place.
00:31:03.000Certainly, you had some more Christian laws on the books.
00:31:06.000You had some more laws pertaining to social affairs than you do now.
00:31:52.000You have to reform the education system.
00:31:54.000If you make education local again, that would solve so many of the problems that you see.
00:31:59.000If you broke up the media, Monopolies that you see.
00:32:02.000You have six companies that control 95% of the media.
00:32:06.000Break up those companies and force the antitrust laws on that, enforce the antitrust laws on social media, or force them to nationalize to some degree to implement anti censorship laws.
00:32:18.000If you make it essentially so that the education system is local and kids are not being taught things that were cooked up in the Department of Education, which of course falls under the sway of Zionist and Saudi and other kinds of money, and you also Unleash the media, unleash social media, and make it so that information can find its way to people, that would be the best way.
00:32:39.000I think, you know, a society needs to correct itself, and that's where we're at right now.
00:32:44.000And it's not allowed to do so because the means of communication are either tightly controlled in the hands of the press and television and, you know, the major communications companies, or in the case of social media, the people that are trying to get out there and broadcast their message are being shut down and censored.
00:33:00.000So I think you release those two things.
00:33:14.000In Russia, after the Soviet Union fell, you saw the rise of the church.
00:33:19.000In Poland, when the Soviet backed communist government there fell, you saw the church come back.
00:33:25.000In many of these East Asian countries, you're seeing the rise of the Christian church and some more responsible behavior.
00:33:31.000So I think that's the way you got to do it.
00:33:34.000But, you know, people like Tara McCarthy the other day, I'm going to go after her.
00:33:38.000Tara McCarthy proposed on Twitter the other day that the solution to, like, divorce law complications was to just make, what was it?
00:33:48.000It was to make premarital sex illegal, it was to make adultery illegal.
00:33:52.000Now, those kinds of fixes, they don't work.
00:33:55.000You know, that's, you either undermine credibility for the law by not enforcing it, or you enforce it and you undermine credibility for the law.
00:34:03.000Because if you think of, you know, take that as a good example.
00:34:06.000A lot of people in this movement think, That theocracy, that state action is the way to go.
00:34:10.000A lot of people, they go from libertarian to like, they discard it for this meme tier statist ideology where, well, we want these goals and we need to pass these laws to achieve them.
00:34:22.000And let's take anti adultery as an example.
00:34:25.000We don't want adultery in our country.
00:34:27.000Adultery is very harmful, lots of negative effects.
00:34:29.000You can't even measure how harmful that is on the country.
00:34:33.000The solution proposed is that we make it illegal.
00:35:25.000I don't want to live where the government can spy on me and it undermines credibility for the law.
00:35:29.000And then, you know, that inspires a lot of instability.
00:35:32.000On the flip side, you can not enforce a law like that.
00:35:35.000It can be on the books and it can be like marijuana, for example, where it's kind of enforced, but it's kind of not in the sense that states have legalized it and the federal government hasn't done anything about it.
00:35:45.000And it's pretty much widely available in the country today.
00:35:49.000And unless you're like caught with it outside and using it obnoxiously, for the most part, adults that are using it get away with it pretty easily.
00:35:57.000You undermine credibility for the law, and then no laws are respected.
00:36:01.000If people understand that, well, the laws aren't really for everybody, this law is kind of discretionary, and the law just becomes a discretionary tool of law enforcement or kind of a guideline, well, then the law doesn't matter, and then the state doesn't matter.
00:36:13.000So that's why I don't, and that's kind of a wonky, silly example.
00:36:17.000It's obviously a very extreme and hyperbolic example, which people would say is ridiculous, but it demonstrates the principle, which is that laws in and of themselves are not sufficient to change the behavior of individuals in the country.
00:36:30.000Has to be more organic, has to be cultural.
00:36:33.000And people might say that's like libertarian stuff.
00:36:35.000People might say I'm not NRX for that.
00:37:03.000You can't, you know, God forbid you do 1488 or anything like that.
00:37:07.000But with the 14 words in particular, if a black person said that, it would be the most uncontroversial thing in the world.
00:37:13.000Is that not what Black Lives Matter means in fewer words or more words, rather?
00:37:18.000Is that not what La Rasa hopes to achieve or the NAACP or what's the Muslim organization?
00:37:27.000It's been so long since I've been on the basic bitch anti Muslim stuff, so I forget.
00:37:32.000Care, the Council on American Islamic Relations, that's what it is.
00:37:36.000I don't think if you replaced white children and our people with Islamic people and Islamic children or black children or Asian children or Hispanic children, would that be controversial?
00:37:48.000If a black man stood up, he got up on top of a police car in the middle of a massive protest because some thug was committing a crime and he got killed.
00:37:57.000If a black person got up on a cop car and said, We must secure the existence of black people and a future for black children, would CNN.
00:38:05.000Take that and say, look at this black supremacist, look at this black Nazi.
00:38:15.000It would be like, that would be the new Black Lives Matter, right?
00:38:20.000But when white people say it, and that kind of belies what the agenda is, if you understand what you can't say, look very carefully at what you're not allowed to say, and that will tell you why political correctness exists.
00:38:32.000There are very peculiar, or rather, very particular things you're not allowed to say.
00:38:39.000Look at what things you're not allowed to research, opinions you're not allowed to have, revisionist views you're not allowed to have.
00:38:45.000Look at what that was all about, why that might not be a good idea to have that out today.
00:38:51.000For example, Oswald Mosley, and this is getting a little bit out there, but Oswald Mosley, you'll find very few of his speeches available on YouTube.
00:39:27.000Maybe if people heard about who that is, maybe if people heard those speeches, maybe if they got a taste of that in their head.
00:39:34.000The narrative that certain ideologies and certain movements are about hate and they were totally irrational and they were totally evil and vindictive, maybe that would start to thaw a little bit.
00:39:44.000And, you know, the 14 words kind of plays into that in the sense that it's completely uncontroversial.
00:39:49.000Why would we not want to secure a future for our children?
00:39:52.000You know, if you went up to somebody on the street and said, Hello, sir, would you like to secure an existence for your children?
00:39:58.000They would say, Yeah, I would like to.
00:39:59.000I want my children to be secured in their existence.
00:40:09.000But when you put that all together and you say, We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children, suddenly you are blacklisted.
00:40:35.000Rick M says, Should the federal government have more control over voter ID laws in presidential elections?
00:40:42.000The laws by the states seem to be a joke.
00:40:46.000Yeah, well, I mean, I think the president is in a unique position right now to overhaul that system.
00:40:52.000And it's funny you mention that because just today the president passed an executive order decommissioning, or rather, disassembling his commission on voter fraud, which he established immediately after his inauguration in January to look into possible voter fraud.
00:41:27.000And if he had, you know, a real FBI that was committed to serving the country and it wasn't full of deep state shills and everything, he could probably go after that.
00:41:40.000That's one of the bigger things that costs us state and even national elections.
00:41:43.000There's a great anecdote that Pat Buchanan tells about Ronald Reagan, where after the 1984 election, Pat Buchanan was an advisor of President Reagan.
00:41:53.000He comes running into the president's office, and I forget why, I vaguely remember it, but essentially he said, Good job, President Reagan.
00:42:21.000They should do that because, like you said, you look at some of these states across the country where the laws are so lax, where anybody can vote and they can vote twice.
00:42:30.000In Alabama, you had people on camera after the election saying they came in from out of state to vote.
00:43:33.000So, blockchain might be a solution to that.
00:43:36.000For people that know how blockchain operates, that might be a solution to that.
00:43:42.000I heard that suggested in some lecture about it from 2013.
00:43:45.000I don't know how practical that would be, but certainly, blockchain, if you're familiar with Bitcoin, it solves the problem of double spending, where you can't spend.
00:43:54.000Money, digital currency, more than one time, I'm sure it could be applied to voting.
00:43:59.000You can't vote more than once if you had a ledger where everyone is allocated a vote.
00:44:03.000I don't know how that would work, but potential solution there.
00:44:08.000Simon Skola says the Enoch and Tree of Logic debate is hilarious.
00:44:11.000I don't want to be a jerk, but she is such a retard.
00:44:38.000Because I alluded to it initially, and I'm always hesitant to throw it all out there because every time I suggest that something's going on, I get people that say, Nick, you're damaging your credibility.
00:44:50.000When you say that there are inconsistencies in what's being reported, you're damaging your credibility somehow.
00:44:54.000If you're suggesting that we don't know everything, the government's Doing, you know, somehow that's hurting your credibility.
00:45:02.000Well, look, we have the Las Vegas shooting.
00:45:05.000This is the first moment where the alarm bells start going off, where we see Stephen Paddock, he kills all these people.
00:45:27.000But in every case where a crazy person goes and shoots a place up, whether it's Aurora with James Holmes, You saw the guy was clearly nuts.
00:45:35.000He showed up in Joker makeup from the dark night.
00:45:38.000The guy had his apartment rigged with explosives and guns.
00:45:42.000There was a clear pattern of behavior.
00:46:25.000Then, after he's done with all this federal work, he gets into real estate investment, sells a company for so much money that he isn't able to not work a day in his life.
00:46:35.000Pursue a career of amateur high stakes gambling, go on all these trips, throw money around for 30 years, and then one day, with no prior criminal history or psychological history, goes off and kills 56 people.
00:46:50.000Not only that, but he shows up with 26 guns.
00:46:53.000He shows up to the hotel room with 26 guns, no surveillance footage, hard drive missing from his computer, set up cameras to monitor inside and outside the hotel room, but they weren't running at the time of the shooting.
00:47:06.000He fired, I think, for 10 minutes, and yet he hit 500 people, which is that's a difficult thing to do from the distance he was doing it from.
00:47:14.000You had the security guard who showed up to stop him, and he fled to Mexico immediately after.
00:49:23.000It turns out that the Intel story on Paul wasn't a LARP.
00:49:27.000I don't know, maybe the Q wasn't either.
00:49:30.000I know we're getting into conspiracy talk, but really, folks, it's how do you explain all this stuff?
00:49:35.000I'd like for somebody who's telling me that's conspiracy talk to come and show me how we still haven't seen any surveillance footage from Las Vegas, why the social media blackout happened, why the airport blackouts are happening, why this purge is.
00:50:04.000Well, I mean, it's still early to tell, obviously.
00:50:07.000If it goes forward like this, Steve Bannon and Donald Trump not having a relationship, Steve Bannon cut off from the White House, they will fare very poorly, of course, I think, because the people's loyalty is to Donald Trump.
00:50:21.000I don't think it's so much to Steve Bannon.
00:50:22.000Even if you go on Breitbart, for example, if you go on Breitbart today and you read any of the articles that are on Breitbart about what's going on between Bannon and Trump, all the comments are against Bannon.
00:50:33.000And so, if Breitbart's audience isn't in support of Bannon, you know, where's Steve Bannon's base?
00:50:39.000So, I think they will fare very poorly if this relationship doesn't improve, if there's something else that's, if there's not something else going on here.
00:50:48.000But it's premature, of course, to start talking about that because, you know, primaries are coming up in months.
00:50:54.000And this just happened this morning, and I don't totally buy it.
00:51:44.000And I'd watch his videos, I'd listen to his podcasts, and I would say, This guy's one of these hippie free love guys.
00:51:51.000I would say, You know, I like him on the economic stuff, I like him on the free market stuff, but.
00:51:55.000The anti war stuff is where he loses me.
00:51:58.000Well, as I got older and I saw what was really going on there with Israel, and there were war crimes being committed, and the weapons of mass destruction, and all these things going on there, I said, oh, okay, well, actually, he's pretty sharp.
00:52:10.000He was pretty prescient about this stuff.
00:52:12.000He was riding that way for a long time.
00:52:15.000And now he seems to be shilling for some kind of infiltration of Iran.
00:55:21.000It is better to have a Muammar Gaddafi.
00:55:23.000It is better to have a Saddam Hussein than it is to have a civil war, than it is to have ISIS, than it is to have what's going on in these countries.
00:55:30.000And how many times, how many people have to die before we see that that's the case?
00:57:13.000And so when you have these priests and these cardinals or whoever that were implicated in the sex scandal earlier in the century, that was wrong.
00:57:23.000That was wrong according to the doctrine.
00:57:24.000And everybody could say it's wrong in the Catholic Church because here's the authority saying it is and done.
00:57:30.000Well, in the Protestant religion, My interpretation of the Bible is no better than anybody else's.
00:57:36.000If you're like some Hispanic pagan cultist in Central America and you believe the Bible commands you to kill your gang rivals, if you're some African tribesman who believes that the Bible tells you about voodoo black magic, my interpretation is no better than his.
00:57:53.000My interpretation is no better than the Central American, according to sola scriptura, according to Protestant principle.
00:58:22.000People have a really hard time with that.
00:58:24.000Like, because incidentally, the Catholic Church is flawed, that is somehow comparable to a systemically flawed Protestant philosophy, which is Sola Scriptura.
00:59:44.000And the reason she said that she's giving all the speakers, she gave all the speakers, um, She gave all the speakers a non disclosure agreement, which was so arduous and non compete for three years in the city of Phoenix.
00:59:57.000And she said the reason for that is because there's going to be a lot of Muslims at this event, going to be a lot of ex Muslims she wants to protect.
01:00:04.000And I'm thinking, you build it as a free speech event, and now you're telling us it's like an ex terrorist convention.
01:00:24.000I've noticed this in the past couple of years, particularly in politics, where Jack Posobiak and Milo and Mike Cernovich, they're all opportunists who they saw a little bit of movement on this.
01:00:35.000They saw something they kind of had a little bit of conviction about.
01:00:38.000And Milo, who was a tech journalist, and Posobiak, who was a literal fed, Mike Cernovich, who was in the manosphere, he was a pickup artist, they all had kind of these intersecting convictions.
01:00:57.000And Based Mama thought, I could do a free speech conference.
01:01:01.000Yeah, I'll just get the money and I'll just do it online.
01:01:04.000I'll start a Twitter account and I'll just do it.
01:01:06.000We've really gotten to this point in this country where just experience has no, and maybe that comes across as a little hypocritical, but experience just has no respect that it deserves.
01:01:16.000People think that you don't have to have experience in doing anything at all, or you don't have to bring anybody on who has experience in anything.
01:01:23.000Based Mama, she can just create this conference.
01:01:26.000She doesn't have to have run anything before.
01:01:28.000You know, she couldn't plan a birthday party.
01:01:30.000She thinks she can plan a $100,000 free speech summit in Phoenix, Arizona.
01:01:58.000If you're going to have not a lot of people in a big space, Have them spread out in the seating so it looks like there's more people.
01:02:03.000Dress up the stage or have a smaller stage.
01:02:06.000Don't have people standing in the background with their hands in their pockets.
01:02:09.000These are little things in presentation and event planning that you have to have experience in, or you need to have somebody to come on for event planning.
01:02:16.000I see this so much, and it just makes me furious.
01:02:18.000People who try and go out and bless their hearts that they have this entrepreneurial spirit and everything, but it's not that simple.
01:02:27.000People just don't even think of these things.
01:02:30.000You've got to think detailed, you have to think of the details.
01:02:33.000I'm going to start a big skeptic conference.
01:03:55.000I don't endorse that from a neocon perspective in justifying how far NATO has expanded and how expansionist the European Union has been and all of that, and in justifying antagonizing Vladimir Putin and Russia as we have for the past 20 years, but simply the action of, for example, what he's been doing in Syria with the missile strike and the advisors that are there and some of the more aggressive things he's done, buzzing their planes in response to.
01:04:21.000Putin sending his planes by Alaska and all that.
01:04:24.000I mean, that's just par for the course with diplomacy.
01:04:28.000The Daily Oven says, and this will be the last one, and then we'll call it a night.
01:04:39.000I got a lot of book money for Christmas, so I've been looking to drop the dough on the books.
01:04:45.000But, you know, the problem is all the books that I want to get, they don't have on Amazon or Barnes and Noble.
01:04:51.000All the books that I want to get, And it sucks too because the really esoteric ones, they either don't exist or it's like a really shitty version of it.
01:05:36.000But that's going to do it for us tonight.
01:05:38.000Remember, tomorrow is our big episode face to face with Laura Loomer, face to face with Laura Loomer and her tire to talk about who owns the media and the banks.