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00:12:51.000I was gonna go live a lot earlier, I was gonna go live at like noon, but I stayed up all night playing Fortnite.
00:12:58.000and uh went to bed real late and now i woke up late so uh but that's okay we're gonna do i'm thinking maybe a three hour stream three three and a half hours and we'll get into a lot of different things we're gonna get into the grand theft auto trailer and reaction uh i want to go through biz a little bit because bitcoin is at 44 000 so i'm
00:18:14.000This is on... Okay, yeah, look at this.
00:18:16.000Battleship, light tank, railroad gun, interceptor, rocket artillery, attack bomber, light tank, three battleships, two infantry, two more infantry, another battleship, a tactical bomber.
00:25:45.000I don't know if you saw this, but they were going to publish it today at like 8 a.m., but I guess it leaked yesterday on Twitter, so they just dropped it anyway, and I'll pull up the tweet.
00:26:01.000Let me get on Twitter here and pull up Rockstar, because Rockstar put out this statement, and they're like, well, the trailer leaked, so here it is anyway, and it's really depressing.
00:26:13.000So yeah, here, on December 4th, they say, watch Trailer 1 on YouTube, Tuesday, December 5th at 9 a.m.
00:26:20.000And then yesterday, at like 5 o'clock in the evening, they said, our trailer has leaked, so just watch the real thing on YouTube.
00:29:39.000Honestly, I'm kind of underwhelmed and I don't know if it's because We've been waiting for 10 years.
00:29:45.000So like nothing would live up to the hype Or maybe we just need to see gameplay or whatever, but I don't know I feel like I saw this and I was just sort of not that excited about it And also I I can't do the female protagonist thing I
00:30:04.000And I think they're trying to have the best of both worlds by having it be a couple.
00:30:09.000Because I guess that's a little more plausible.
00:30:13.000Like, in other words, I don't think it's plausible that a woman is a Grand Theft Auto character.
00:30:21.000Because women do not commit heists, women do not steal cars, like that.
00:30:30.000So to have a female protagonist and sort of be independent would be totally ridiculous.
00:32:21.000All these new Star Wars shows that they're making on TV, not to change the subject, but you can always tell which ones are made by a woman and which ones are made by a guy.
00:32:32.000Because women don't understand what makes Star Wars good.
00:32:37.000And as a matter of fact, I don't think they know how to make good movies, period.
00:32:43.000They don't understand the magic of it.
00:32:46.000And so, they think it's just like a... They think it's like a superhero movie set in space.
00:32:51.000They think it's like a generic action movie in outer space.
00:32:56.000And so they say, we'll do a little lightsaber battle here, and, you know, she's gonna say a cool line here, and, you know, this one's gonna be a freaking badass... George Lucas was a student of Joseph Campbell.
00:33:38.000After you and you know your turn hombre and then she was like and then she did some action and Like there was a scene in the Ahsoka show Where there's some rebel rebellious chick some Twi'lek Rebellious girl and she's got a need for speed.
00:33:56.000She's driving a speed bike and they're like get back here and
00:34:25.000And this is all women can do, is sort of like cargo cult.
00:34:29.000These sort of tired, rehashed generic characters or scenes or personalities and sort of just going through the motions.
00:34:41.000Anyway, not to totally change the subject, but the thing is it doesn't work when women come in, in my opinion, ever, and try and tell a story.
00:41:33.000He was just one of the biggest radio hosts in New York City who just started to hate black criminals and like lost his career over it or blew up his big show Opie and Anthony.
00:41:46.000And just for like 15 years has been on Twitter just shitting on black people every day.
00:41:52.000There's like this old school radio host in New York who just really has it out.
00:41:59.000And he's far, he's like way more radical and explicit than all these pussies in politics.
00:43:35.000I love Vince, but Vince tweeted something where he was like He said oh, you know the United States is only 13% black So why are there all these black people in this trailer?
00:43:50.000I saw somebody even counted them They labeled all the black people and it's like if you've ever been to Miami Beach Okay, that's what it looks like
00:44:05.000You know, all these, like, right-wing people, it's like the worst discourse right now.
00:44:10.000All the right-wing people are like, wow.
00:44:13.000Wow, they really negrified Miami Beach.
00:44:17.000It's like, that's the one thing where you really can't over-represent the black population.
00:44:23.000You know, if you're doing a Lysol commercial, and it's a commercial about an intact family and a two-parent household, and they're upper-middle class, and they're like, oh, oh you, you know, you're so silly.
00:44:38.000If you're doing a commercial about paper towels, and it's an intact family, and they're like, oh, you made a mess again, let's get the paper towels, and it's all black people,
00:44:49.000You know, then it's like, that's a stretch.
00:44:51.000Okay, maybe there's too many blacks in this commercial.
00:44:55.000Or there's like a, there's a Verizon commercial where there's a white guy and he's like, DUH!
00:45:00.000I can't figure out how to work this phone, DUH!
00:45:03.000I pay way too much on my wireless bill!
00:45:06.000And then some black guy comes up and he's like, hey you fucking dumb idiot, Verizon has all new, look at you stupid ass, here's a pamphlet, can you even read?
00:45:38.000And I'm not even specifically talking about Miami because Miami has different neighborhoods and you know, maybe maybe Brickell doesn't look like this and Yeah, there are of course.
00:45:50.000I think it's like 60 or 70 percent Hispanic But this is Miami Beach Clearly this is a depiction of Miami Beach and if you go to Miami Beach, this is what it looks like
00:46:04.000So, I mean, and again, even if you showed a different part of Miami and you said, oh, you know, well, this neighborhood's Hispanic, I'd say, okay, maybe.
00:46:13.000But you go to Miami Beach, this is what it looks like.
00:46:50.000Miami is actually number three in the United States for skyscrapers, which is sort of surprising because you usually don't think of Miami as a super dense major city.
00:47:41.000It seems, though, that all these little segments, you know, where it says, uh, official poach, follow, it seems like they're going to incorporate, like, it's going to be like a meta game.
00:47:57.000Because I would imagine that they developed this for 10 years and with the success of Grand Theft Auto 5 online, it seems like the trend is towards building these super games that have sort of like an interface with like social media in reality.
00:48:18.000Like with Fortnite, for example, Fortnite, where they have all these, you know, Fortnite and Roblox, they have collaborations with all these other big franchises, and they have these create-your-own-games, and it turns into, like, an everything game.
00:48:32.000It turns into, like, a Ready Player One, like, it's an everything game.
00:48:35.000And I feel like Grand Theft Auto 6, they can't develop it for 10 years and then release, like, GTA V 2.
00:48:43.000In other words, like, everything we're used to, like an open-world game with online, but just, you know, marginally better graphics in a different location.
00:48:53.000I would imagine this is going to be a truly next-generation game, and it's going to be very innovative in the way that they sort of incorporate social media in-game and outside of the game.
00:49:04.000That's sort of my big, and I don't, I'm not one of these, like, game journalists.
00:49:08.000I haven't followed all of this, you know.
00:49:13.000But I feel like that's where they're going with it, especially since all these big streamers like Aiden Ross and Jackson Henkel and others have said that they were approached and they're gonna be in the game.
00:49:25.000It would seem like that's where it's headed, is incorporating live streaming and real-life social media.
00:49:33.000So I'm actually pretty interested, but I also just want to see the gameplay.
00:49:41.000And I wonder, have they released anything new?
00:49:44.000I think I had Rockstar up here, right?
00:50:21.000I remember getting Grand Theft Auto V when I was like a junior in high school or sophomore or whatever.
00:50:27.000I remember it came out, and the day that it came out, all my friends were at my house, and were like, yo, GTA V just came out, we gotta go to GameStop and get it now!
00:50:39.000And I remember asking my dad, I was like, Dad, can you drive us to get GTA V?
00:50:45.000Even when I was like 15, my parents were like, I don't know if you should be playing that.
00:52:16.000Because back in those days, there wasn't... I mean, people played video games online.
00:52:21.000You know, people did Xbox Live and they did, like, Call of Duty.
00:52:25.000But when it was things like Red Dead Redemption or Grand Theft Auto, you'd literally all sit around the TV with one controller and pass the controller around.
00:53:05.000Off the highway, you know what I'm talking about?
00:53:07.000To get rid of the cops, they just wait there for the wanted level to go down, and then they just come back out, and it's like, they got a whole new turn.
00:53:14.000And it'd be like, dude, just go fucking die!
00:53:17.000Because I would always, I would always have the proper etiquette, right?
00:53:21.000I would sort of, you know, I'd play, I'd have fun, and then after it was like five or ten minutes, I'd, I'd be a little riskier, and I'd try to go and die.
00:53:31.000But some people it's like they just wouldn't they they're like I'm gonna make my turn last as long as possible.
00:53:36.000It's like bro Not that's not good etiquette Go to the military base time's up go to the military base go to the airport, you know do something Because we're tired of waiting for you.
00:53:50.000They go and hide in the tunnel really fag Anyway
00:54:13.000or something and he bought the he bought gta5 on the xbox one where you could do the first person mode i remember going just wanting to go to his house so i could play it in first person because i i think i had a ps3 i didn't have a ps4 yet and that was sick at the time now nobody cared now you know whatever everyone has gta5 on pc or whatever but
01:01:09.000Let's scout this out see what's doing here Start sending this guy this way And he's gonna take this plane so don't have to worry about militias Same here, I'll push this And Do I have a
01:13:22.000It's kind of every few years it pumps, but...
01:13:25.000I do think it'll be shut down eventually because I don't think, I think CBDCs and that sort of stuff will be put into place.
01:13:30.000I think what's going to happen, this is my prediction, I think it'll get up to like $600,000 or something and then they'll crash tether and then they'll like run a bunch of stories of like poor people and like people of color who lost all their money and then they'll say, oh we need to go to a CBDC.
01:15:18.000And the worst part of crypto too is like once it goes really high, is like you get like people who will be selling Tupperware door to door, just like bugging you about it.
01:15:26.000And you're like, dude, like kill yourself.
01:15:49.000The worst part is when he DM'd me while I didn't know anything about him, or what was going on, and he DM'd me about the NFT project, and then I was on probation.
01:15:58.000It's like one of the rules of probation.
01:15:59.000You're not supposed to talk to people like a felon.
01:16:01.000You're not supposed to talk to criminals or whatever.
01:16:04.000And so nothing happened because I didn't do anything with him.
01:16:06.000I was like, dude... I could have gone to prison for eight years.
01:16:35.000Uh, no, I don't think he got in trouble.
01:16:38.000Okay, so just a different scam artist.
01:16:40.000Yeah, well, yeah, there's a lot of them in that space.
01:16:43.000Who would have thought people selling cartoon pictures of Trump would be, like, people of poor character?
01:16:48.000Well he hit me up when the dude is so funny he hit me up so this guy totally betrayed me and like kind of walked out slash was fired and tried to poach all my interns and tried to poach donors and stuff like that and then
01:17:06.000Uh, so he, we hadn't talked in like a year, year and a half.
01:17:10.000Then when I got my Twitter back, or I'm sorry, no, first, when I linked up with with Ye, he calls me up and he's like, hey man, uh, you know, I'm really sorry about everything that happened.
01:17:42.000So my assistant relayed that message and he replies and says, well you tell Nick that I can either work for him or work against him.
01:17:50.000You have until Wednesday and if you don't hire me, I'm gonna go to your, I'm gonna go to the enemies and blah blah blah.
01:17:57.000And we're like, whatever, fuck this guy.
01:17:59.000Then he goes to Turning Point's AmericaFest and throws himself at Charlie Kirk's feet and says, Charlie, Charlie, I used to work for Nick Fuentes and I'm ready to tell my story and expose him and blah blah blah.
01:19:07.000It was for me, there was one, I forget who his name was, some Ashkenazi, it was like a crypto thing.
01:19:13.000Some Ashkenazim or whatever the guy's name was on Twitter.
01:19:16.000And my friend made like a t-shirt design for Yang Gang.
01:19:19.000And then this guy, he's like in these circles the whole time, and he makes this like, I forget who it was, he made this like t-shirt design for Yang Gang, and I see him, the Jewish guy, stole the design, put it up for sale, and was like tagging people under it.
01:20:25.000It's not some... And people go, you know, the cure for fascism is traveling and meeting people.
01:20:31.000It's like, no, fucking the cause of anti-Semitism is working with Jews.
01:20:36.000Anyway and by the way everyone agrees anyone who is successful yeah go ahead and that's also like that's the funniest thing about like the israeli it's like in the jewish things like every if everybody who knows you hates you and then the only people who like you don't know you like what does that mean yeah yeah it's like your best friends are people who've never met you and then everybody who knows you is like i hate this person
01:21:28.000Well, you know, the funny thing is his whole plan was they were going to ditch America First and they said we're going to become crypto rich and then we're going to fund the real movement.
01:21:40.000Which it's like, I love how the first step is, so first, we're gonna get rich off crypto.
01:21:48.000No matter what it is, whether it's like money or like morals or like values, it's always like, well, I'll make a little compromise and when I get comfortable, I'll do stuff.
01:21:54.000It's like, well, you're never actually comfortable.
01:21:56.000That's the thing people don't realize.
01:21:57.000Like, no matter how much money you have, how good it is or whatever, it's always like, you can be comfortable, but you're never like, well, I can do whatever I want now.
01:22:03.000You know, you're always gonna be like, oh, well, I'll, one more month and I'll, uh, two more weeks, two more weeks and I'll do it, two more weeks and I'll do it.
01:23:13.000And that's what differentiates, in my opinion, Jews and white people, or that's a big thing, is that Jews, and this is what makes them powerful, they have no shame.
01:23:24.000That's one of their defining attributes, is they're completely shameless.
01:23:29.000That's what makes them great salespeople.
01:23:35.000I think they have no social grace and they have no civility.
01:23:39.000Yeah just like gypsy merchants it's like it's right just people like black people trying to sell you a cd and you're like like and like times square it's like it's super annoying yeah exactly and you know so any any like gentile
01:23:53.000would think, oh, I can't go and call this guy.
01:23:56.000You know, any Gentile would say, man, I'm an idiot.
01:23:59.000I sold the top and now I want to buy the bottom again.
01:24:34.000They would come alongside you, wrap their arm around your shoulder, and then they'd tell you a fantasy and they'd say, hey kid, I can make your wildest dreams come true.
01:24:44.000You know, that's why I say they dazzle the goyim.
01:24:47.000They dazzle the goyim and they feed them these fantasies
01:24:51.000and uh and meanwhile they're they're sort of taking the wallet out of their back pocket and you think about satan with uh jesus on like the hill exactly looking everything it's like i'll give you everything what are you talking about but that's like you know the original sales version yeah the original merchant yeah that's like the original jew
01:29:34.000Well, I don't think there's a chance it won't pass.
01:29:38.000Congress has been lobbied hard by the executive branch, and when I say executive branch, I'm talking about
01:29:49.000uh... people in the executive branchers there regardless of who the president is and uh... they're convinced that this program is essential i do think we've got a great chance of meaningful reforms and i'll tell you why jim jordan is the chair of the judiciary committee and i sit on the judiciary committee with jim jordan and for the first time now we have a chairman who cares about this issue he's motivated to change it and
01:30:17.000You know, we have a dual jurisdiction over FISA with the Intel Committee.
01:30:22.000Now, the Intel Committee has a different view of this program, and they don't think the violations are that great, or they think that internal changes in the way the program has been run have been fixed and we're okay.
01:30:37.000But so we have a disagreement here, and right now we're ironing that out.
01:30:42.000Tomorrow in my committee, we're going to have a marathon markup session where we will write the new FISA bill, and it will have reforms in it, and it will have requirements such as a warrant.
01:30:54.000If you want to go snooping in that giant database of information that was collected on foreigners,
01:31:02.000Which may have American person's information in it.
01:31:06.000If you want to go searching in that database for American person's identifiers, you're going to have to have a warrant if the Judiciary Committee bill makes it out of our committee tomorrow and passes on the floor.
01:31:20.000And there's significant other reforms like private right of action where you could sue the government and also criminal penalties for the people in the organizations that run FISA if they violate your civil liberties.
01:31:35.000So there will be some good reforms in there.
01:31:39.000The question, though, is are we going to get the judiciary version?
01:31:42.000Are we going to get the intel version?
01:31:44.000Are we going to get some amalgamation of the two?
01:31:47.000Or will we just get a clean reauthorization at the last second that they try to jam through?
01:31:53.000And what will the Senate put on the floor?
01:31:56.000It's an interesting time and you're right, this opportunity only comes up every four years.
01:32:00.000There's some people in the Senate that want to renew this thing for like 12 years.
01:32:05.000We're obviously against that because who knows what's going to happen in the next four years.
01:32:09.000We need to be ready to go back in and fix it again in four years if we see it's not really been fixed.
01:32:16.000Just the last question before we have to let you go.
01:32:19.000I remember very well after the Snowden reporting and the kind of anti-spying sentiment that emerged in the United States and the West and in Congress, there seemed like there was going to be this bill passed that was co-sponsored by the then Republican Justin Amash from Michigan, the then Democrat and longtime civil libertarian from Michigan, John Conyers.
01:35:56.000You know, but they're just getting... This is like the most parasitic form of addiction, because it's literally people that are just addicted to shoveling money for nothing.
01:38:22.000It's selling people on this lifestyle because everyone's life is so dreadful and there's this drudgery.
01:38:31.000The average quality of life for people in America is going down.
01:38:37.000It used to be the case, maybe 20 or 30 years ago, that you could actually have a pretty nice standard of living and be poor.
01:38:44.000Work in a factory, be blue-collar, be low-income, and you could live a pretty good lifestyle.
01:38:50.000We're getting to the point now where the youngest generation, their life is gonna suck if they are a low-wage worker.
01:38:58.000There's no good jobs for unskilled people, there's no good low-wage jobs, and low wages don't buy anything anymore.
01:39:09.000So, like, Zoomers are being shoveled into a society and an economy that is going to suck for them.
01:39:17.000And we need a government that can fix that and make the economy productive again.
01:39:22.000Instead, people are being told, hey, you know, you're not going to be a waiter, you're not going to be working in food service with a bachelor's degree for the next 10 years, because you could gamble or start an OnlyFans and become a millionaire.
01:39:37.000I know you think that you have a bachelor's degree, and you have student loans, and you live at home, and you can only get a job in food service, or you're gonna be underemployed for 20 years into your 30s, you can't start a career, and your lifestyle's gonna suck being a low-wage worker, but look, if you're mid, if you're like a 7 or above, and you just sell your body online, you can make $10,000 a month!
01:40:07.000If you're a mid-girl, or even a guy for that matter, you can go and start selling pornography and be a millionaire.
01:40:15.000You can go and gamble or be a livestreamer or do dropshipping, which is really just arbitrage, which creates no value.
01:40:22.000You know, buying something and selling it to somebody else, that doesn't really create value.
01:41:14.000And so everybody should be working and taking pride in their work and doing things that are productive and generative.
01:41:20.000And if everybody was doing that, if everybody cared about their work, and if everybody had productive work, if America had the means of production,
01:41:32.000We would be a very, very, very wealthy nation.
01:41:35.000What makes the United States a rich country, way richer than any other country in the world, is how productive our economy is, how much stuff we make, or how much stuff we used to make.
01:43:09.000We could sell stuff to the world and to each other and we would be a very rich nation with a cheap cost of living, which means everybody could afford more, which means the average standard of living would go up.
01:48:00.000In 1947, you told me you said they didn't want to work with or live with any of the Arabs, and in 47 they accepted a partition plan where 45% of their population would have been Arab-Palestinians.
01:48:11.000Okay, firstly, that would have been their population if they didn't ethnically cleanse the Palestinians, if there was no population transfer, which there was a lot of talk about.
01:48:18.000The ethnic cleanse came after the Civil War.
01:48:26.000I don't even know what that debate is about.
01:48:28.000I mean, I know they're talking about Gaza, but what's the beef?
01:48:32.000The Destiny stuff is so revealing that he's now like a hardcore Zionist, because that just goes to show, if you are a liberal, you know, whatever he is, which I suppose he is a liberal,
01:48:48.000And he talks about the right of Ukraine to have self-determination.
01:48:52.000He talks about how racism is legitimate in the United States against black people and on and on.
01:50:58.000Back in like September 2017, him and I played like Nazi Zombies or the World at War campaign at his loft.
01:51:08.000He was having this party that I went to.
01:51:12.000and uh you know we were sort of hanging out on the terrace it was like a big party there were a lot of people there and so we we got to talking for a minute or two and uh and then we started playing world at war and he he was such a boomer the way he was holding the controller he was holding the controller like this you know how boomers do where they have to like hold the controller in their line of sight so they could see the buttons you know if you grow up playing video games you don't have to look at the buttons but
01:51:38.000I think he was like 40 or 30, 38 or something at that time.
01:51:42.000As he was doing the boomer thing where he's playing with the buttons in the line of sight so he could... He's like, which button does this?
02:58:10.000Imagine Yeah, bro, wait a minute like I mean I was getting jumped on by a lot of people Maybe we just saw that people on the hill and they lost a teammate I don't know people are saying they want chief trumpster.
02:58:23.000I'll invite chief trumpster next time I forgot Hail to the chief
02:58:35.000He actually is really... He's pretty cracked, too.
02:58:38.000I think Beta might, uh... Might be a tight, tight choice.