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00:39:51.000Back to 7 o'clock, and it feels much better to be at 7 o'clock as opposed to 8 o'clock.
00:39:56.000Much more natural, much more consistent with where we normally are.
00:40:00.000Of course, we are coming off of the Nevada primary debate last night, which we covered a special time, 8 o'clock, until... really it went on until 11.
00:40:50.000This has been something that's been going on for years now.
00:40:54.000The Deep State, as we know, The Swamp, Jared Kushner, Cheldon Adelson, a lot of these Wall Street characters, they have been lurking and orbiting around this administration for a long time.
00:41:07.000But, there are three developments in particular that I just saw today which shows that we might be in a very bad direction with the Trump White House.
00:41:17.000And the three developments that I'm referring to, it's three different things all have come out in the past 24 hours.
00:41:39.000And if you know anything about Richard Grenell, this guy's like a complete neocon.
00:41:43.000He was a former aide to John Bolton, major war hawk against Iran, major supporter of Israel.
00:41:51.000And this guy was just elevated from German ambassador now to acting director of national intelligence.
00:41:58.000So I saw that and a lot of the MAGA people, a lot of the America firsters were sounding the alarms when we saw this because of course you get somebody like this in charge of a role with national intelligence and that's a big danger especially when you're looking at these tensions with Iran right now.
00:42:15.000That was exactly the setup that led us to war in Iraq.
00:42:19.000You put these neocons, these bloodthirsty war hawks, in a position where they're able to control the intelligence and the inevitable consequences.
00:42:28.000They end up manufacturing, manipulating, massaging intelligence that will increase the likelihood of the wars that they want.
00:42:37.000So, that is the first major development and we'll get into that.
00:42:41.000The second thing I saw today was a comment by the President's Chief of Staff, Mick Mulvaney, and he was quoted in a closed-door meeting as saying that we need more immigrants, we're running out of people, we desperately need more legal immigrants to come into the country.
00:42:59.000President's Chief of Staff in a closed-door meeting saying all this.
00:43:03.000And this is not anything that we haven't actually heard from the President himself, but I think it gives you an idea of the tone in the White House, where things are going.
00:43:12.000And then the last major development is from the National Economic Council, which just came out with a report today, which says that there is no problem with the monopolistic power of big tech companies.
00:43:25.000They said that actually if you're looking at Facebook and Twitter and YouTube that is totally competitive and they are thriving in a free market and if they have monopolies well this is just great for consumers.
00:43:39.000And so I'm looking at these three things in the past 24 hours and thinking like
00:43:44.000Okay, if we win in 2020, we're not really gonna win in 2020.
00:43:49.000We might win in the narrow sense of beating the Democrat, but if this is what we're gonna get, how is that?
00:44:00.000It'll be better than whatever the left puts up.
00:44:04.000But this is not going to be the Trump White House that we've even seen in the past four years.
00:44:09.000Maybe it is, you might cynically say, but it's certainly not anything that we're going to be proud of after all is said and done, even if the president gets another term in the White House.
00:44:19.000So, we're going to be looking at these three different developments and kind of what that says.
00:44:23.000It's interesting that on each level, they're all bad on every level.
00:44:28.000It's like on foreign policy, we did something terrible.
00:44:33.000On immigration we did something terrible and on tech we have more terrible reports.
00:44:40.000This is not good and if we're going to turn the White House around the biggest thing that we need to fix is personnel.
00:44:47.000We are in a lot of ways maybe going to get a second chance
00:44:52.000The first term of this administration, I'll admit, was not the best.
00:44:56.000It was not ideal, and there were some good things.
00:44:59.000It wasn't all bad, but the wars rage on.
00:45:02.000The situation at the border is in a lot of ways still unresolved.
00:45:05.000There is no border barrier meaningfully to speak of.
00:45:08.000A wall, a fence, anything like that at 1,000 miles where the president promised we would put something up.
00:45:15.000If you're looking at big tech, it's only gotten worse over the past five years.
00:45:19.000You can look at just about every issue and find something that's missing, find something that, or at least something to be desired, and we may have an opportunity to turn things around if we get one more term in the White House.
00:45:29.000The only way that that's going to happen, and I'm not optimistic that that's going to happen, but the only way that that's going to happen is if they flush and get rid of all the people in the White House in the different cabinet positions, the bureaucrats,
00:45:43.000And there's a lot of well-known names, believe me, in Washington DC.
00:45:47.000Known people that are subverting the Trump agenda.
00:45:49.000Unless we flush them out and get the right people in, it's gonna be a repeat.
00:46:38.000I have all the details in front of me here.
00:46:41.000I have been following the Julian Assange situation very closely, so the details are kind of unfamiliar to me.
00:46:47.000I know some people are like really diehard Wikileaks, Assange, intelligence people.
00:46:52.000I've never been totally interested in it, so the story is not totally familiar, but he's facing all this legal trouble and the lawyer basically comes forward this week and says that the Trump administration came to Julian Assange
00:47:06.000And offered him a quid pro quo deal, where in exchange for him getting some kind of a legal deal, Julian Assange would say that Russia was not involved in the WikiLeaks DNC hack.
00:47:19.000And the idea is that Assange would get his legal protection, and then Trump would basically get cleared of this Russia hoax, scaremongering, conspiracy theorizing from the Democrats.
00:47:31.000Which, by the way, I don't believe that for a second.
00:48:39.000And the reason that he got engaged and involved in the system, excuse me, in the election in 2016 in such a dramatic way, in such an impactful way, is not because he was full-throated, our guy, and he's gonna make Trump the president.
00:48:53.000If you recall, he didn't even like the president.
00:48:57.000The only reason he did so is because he saw that Hillary Clinton was a bigger threat from the warfare state and the intelligence state, the surveillance state, all of that.
00:49:06.000And not that he's wrong, but that is what motivated what he did in the 2016 election.
00:49:11.000That does not forgive the fact that he is effectively and essentially an anti-American actor.
00:49:18.000Again he is a left-wing liberal internationalist foreigner and moreover he is somebody who makes it his business to harm our country.
00:49:26.000Does anybody remember shortly after the election it was WikiLeaks that released the doxes of like hundreds or thousands of ICE agents and police?
00:49:35.000You know, these guys are not exactly our best friends, and I think this is a pretty good example of it.
00:49:41.000So we're going to talk a little bit about that.
00:49:44.000I'm sure we've got some people who watch the show who are major Julian Assange people.
00:49:49.000I know Cassandra Fairbanks and I, I mean, we're pretty friendly on Twitter and, you know, she's been supporting the Groipers and we've appreciated that she's been fair to us.
00:49:58.000I know that she is like a super ride-or-die Assange supporter.
00:50:02.000I tend to differ a little bit on this question.
00:50:26.000And it's like, where's the happenings?
00:50:28.000Where's the major things that are going on?
00:50:30.000I guess an election is good enough, but it feels like... It feels like as long as I've been doing this show, the news never lasts as long as it did the day before.
00:52:16.000I mean, they're Christian, they're conservative, they're opposed to the Israel Zog machine, and they just got banned from YouTube just like I did recently, and so it seems like the walls are really beginning to close in.
00:52:56.000They're getting rid of every single person who opposes the system.
00:52:59.000And that was the plan from the beginning.
00:53:01.000I've been saying that for as long as I've been doing this show, but just seeing it unfold, seeing it play out is...
00:53:08.000It's a sign of things to come and the problems that we're going to face as a movement, practical, logistical problems that we're going to face as far as networking and propaganda and fundraising and all of that goes, this is a sign of things to come.
00:53:23.000The state and the corporations that are married to them, they are going to make our lives very, very difficult in this decade in a lot of ways.
00:53:32.000It's not just going to be the social media and the YouTube, but it's going to be the banking,
00:53:37.000It's going to be other apps, Airbnb, Uber, all kinds of other services.
00:53:44.000If you think it's bad now, I think they're going to escalate and increasingly they're going to use all kinds of other means at their disposal in a much more blanket approach.
00:53:51.000Now they've kind of, they've used that in a targeted way against certain people and it seems kind of arbitrary, but I think that's only going to escalate and continue as time goes on.
00:54:01.000Pour one out, press F for True News and Rick Wiles.
00:54:09.000I don't really watch much content, but from what I saw on Twitter, I would see clips posted and they were telling the truth about what's going on in the government and Ben Shapiro hated them.
00:54:18.000I think that says that they're okay, right?
00:54:20.000So it's a shame, but hopefully they've got something figured out like we do.
00:54:55.000It's like I'm not even doing my job well.
00:54:57.000Like, on some level, I should be a professional, and I should suck it up, and even if I'm not interested in the debate, I should pretend to be interested.
00:55:06.000Or at the very least, I should, like, sit up straight and, like, pretend that I'm watching.
00:55:11.000But for the past, like, three debates, I just can't- I can't even do it!
00:55:16.000You can see I'm, like, falling asleep, I'm slouching, I'm just screaming, I'm- I'm angry, like, personally angry during it.
00:55:56.000We all know that this is all controlled and it's all the same, right?
00:56:00.000It's all these candidates are in favor of basically the same thing.
00:56:05.000And it is all kabuki political theater.
00:56:07.000It is a puppet show, so that is not lost on me.
00:56:11.000But in contrast to what we've been seeing, which is just the same generic talking points just peddled by the same people, in the same order, on the same topics, and it's a recitation of that like every time.
00:56:26.000It's like once or twice a month we just get the same show, and it's two or three hours.
00:56:31.000At least we were mixing it up a little bit.
00:56:33.000And Bloomberg was on the stage this time.
00:56:35.000First time he's been on a debate stage, despite not being on the ballot on Saturday in Nevada.
00:56:41.000And for the first time, Yang is not on the stage.
00:56:44.000And Tom Steyer, for the first time in a long time, is not on the stage.
00:56:48.000That actually made for a much more tolerable debate.
00:56:51.000I found Tom Steyer to be maybe among the least tolerable of the candidates.
00:56:56.000Now the only one who's up there who I really can't stand is Warren.
00:57:00.000And that's not to say that I like everybody else, but Warren is the only one that really, like, I can't watch her without getting angry, without getting frustrated and annoyed.
00:57:08.000And so without her, I think it would actually be somewhat tolerable.
00:57:12.000It would be much more tolerable than it is now.
00:57:15.000But in any case, it was an exciting debate last night.
00:57:19.000I'm not going to go over too much of a summary because I gave like a 30 minute take yesterday.
00:57:24.000It'll be interesting to see what happens on Saturday.
00:57:26.000And that is just a reminder that on Saturday I'll be doing a special stream covering the Nevada Caucus.
00:57:32.000You know, normally the show is just Monday through Friday, but I think it should be interesting to watch the results come in from the Nevada Caucus on Saturday.
00:58:41.000I think Bernie's just sailing head-on for the nomination and maybe somebody could stop him at a contested convention.
00:58:47.000But, you know, barring some kind of major Bloomberg surge, surprise turnout on Super Tuesday on March 3rd, which could happen, I think it's Bernie's to lose at this point.
00:58:58.000And that'll be very interesting to see the dynamic then play out with Donald Trump and even within the DNC at the convention.
00:59:13.000We're gonna just jump into the issues here, talk about Assange.
00:59:18.000And like I said, you know, the Assange stuff honestly doesn't interest me.
00:59:21.000A lot of these things, like look, at the end of the day I do this show because I am interested in the news.
00:59:31.000But I'm not interested in all the news.
00:59:33.000I feel like there are these issues where some people care deeply about them and they make you feel really guilty if you don't care enough about them.
00:59:44.000It's a lot of the usual suspects always guilting people into caring about this.
00:59:50.000You don't care enough about Julian Assange.
00:59:53.000Julian Assange is wasting away in an embassy and blah blah blah.
00:59:57.000And it's like, I'm sorry, I just don't find it all that... I just don't find it very interesting.
01:00:02.000And oh, you need to... Julian Assange should get a pardon and we need to be out there for him.
01:00:06.000And it's like, I don't really feel like it.
01:00:09.000I don't think I align very much with Julian Assange, you know?
01:00:12.000And this has been one of these persistent things over the years where it's, you know, you need to talk about Assange, you need to talk about this thing that's happening.
01:00:22.000Out of all the things that are happening, all the betrayals, all the controversies, all the terrible things going on in the world, like that this guy who went up against the intelligence establishment and, you know, leaked all this stuff, some of it good, some of it bad, you know, that he's now facing jail time for that.
01:00:45.000I'm gonna report the news, but I'm just being honest.
01:00:48.000From my perspective, I'm like... You know, I'm much more interested in what's happening at the border, what's happening in Iran or Syria, or what's happening with Big Tech or whatever than... And it's one of these things where you have to care, you have to care deeply, and you gotta like pay...
01:01:06.000Yeah, I'll retweet this and show solidarity Yeah, that's great.
01:01:10.000But we're gonna dive into this about Julian Assange He's back in the news as of yesterday for some comments by his lawyer and what they're alleging about the Trump administration
01:01:20.000I'll read you this article, this report from CNN to kind of summarize the situation.
01:01:26.000It says, quote, a lawyer for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has said that a former U.S.
01:01:30.000congressman offered him a pardon on behalf of U.S.
01:01:34.000President Donald Trump in exchange for denying Russian involvement in the Democratic National Committee email leak.
01:01:40.000The White House and the Congressmen have strongly denied Trump's involvement in the matter.
01:01:45.000So you remember Julian Assange was really big during the 2016 election.
01:01:49.000We haven't heard as much about him since then.
01:01:51.000He was responsible for a lot of these email leaks with John Podesta and Hillary Clinton and Uma Abedin.
01:01:58.000It almost feels like ancient history to talk about some of these things just going back four years ago, right?
01:02:50.000The source of the DNC emails, the source of the Hillary Clinton emails, all of that.
01:02:54.000Where was Assange getting the information?
01:02:56.000And a lot of people speculated that Russia had something to do with it, that factored into the Russia hoax narrative, that Russia colluded with the Trump campaign or Assange.
01:03:07.000And in case you're forgetting, in case you don't remember where we were four years ago,
01:03:11.000And so now Julian Assange is alleging that the Trump administration sent out this Congressman Rohrabacher over to him to essentially make a deal and say that we will pardon you for your crimes and you'll be able to return to the United States and in exchange you have to say that Russia had no involvement in the DNC email leaks.
01:03:32.000Which would be a very... I mean, if that were true, that'd be a very damning thing, especially right off of what happened with the Ukraine impeachment and what happened with the Mueller report and all that.
01:03:41.000Very damaging and not helpful thing for him to say.
01:03:47.000It says, quote, Lawyer Edward Fitzgerald told the court on Wednesday that a witness statement application claimed that then-California Representative Dana Rohrabacher went to visit Assange at the Ecuadorian embassy in London on the instruction of the president.
01:04:01.000According to the statement described by Fitzgerald, Rohrabacher's mission was to offer Assange a pardon if he would, quote, play ball by saying that the Russians had nothing to do with the leak, an assertion Assange had previously made.
01:04:14.000The comments were made at the Westminster Magistrates' Court in London during a case management hearing on the U.S.
01:04:20.000request to have Assange extradited on charges under the Espionage Act.
01:04:25.000Judge Vanessa Baritzer said the application presented by Fitzgerald was admissible.
01:04:30.000But in a statement released Wednesday, Rohrabacher said he had never spoken to Trump about Assange and that the visit was, quote, my own fact-finding mission.
01:05:12.000This is probably another never-ending hoax and a lie from the DNC.
01:05:16.000And so it goes on, but this is the gist.
01:05:18.000This is the main idea here in the article, is this claim by Assange.
01:05:22.000And this is, to me, an important story because it's a reminder about who our friends and who our enemies is.
01:05:28.000It's very easy to say, in this day and age,
01:05:31.000It's a complicated world, and there's a lot of nuances and a lot of different factions, and they're all pulling in their own direction, and sometimes you have to align with some unlikely people.
01:05:41.000But this is yet another reminder that just because you find yourself pulling in the same direction as somebody on one thing, that doesn't actually make you allies.
01:05:50.000And this old expression about the enemy of my enemy is my friend is not true.
01:05:56.000Maybe that is true in a narrow sense, and maybe that was true a long time ago, but it's not true now.
01:06:03.000It is certainly not true in the case of Julian Assange.
01:06:06.000And this is something I've been saying for a long time.
01:06:09.000Julian Assange did not release the DNC emails or anything like that.
01:06:14.000To help us, to help conservatives, Christians, and when I say Trump, remember that campaign Donald Trump was very different from governing Donald Trump, from President Donald Trump.
01:06:27.000Campaign Donald Trump was railing against globalism, open borders, free trade, the endless warfare in the Middle East, all this stuff.
01:06:38.000He was this nationalist, insurgent, a protector of Christians, a free speech,
01:06:43.000All this, he ostensibly represented the actualization and the fulfillment of what we want to see in our country.
01:06:50.000All the good stuff we talk about on the show.
01:06:53.000Now, it's dubious whether or not that potential is actualized or has been actualized, but at that time, that is what we had going for us.
01:07:01.000Julian Assange did not help Donald Trump get elected for those reasons.
01:07:05.000He did not help Donald Trump get elected or hurt Hillary Clinton's chances of getting elected because he aligned with us and he supports our nationalist cause and he supports Christians and he supports us in our fight against our own demographic displacement.
01:07:22.000I am sure that he thinks we are racists.
01:07:25.000I'm sure that he thinks that we are xenophobic.
01:07:28.000I'm sure that he thinks that nationalists are probably just a lesser evil than Hillary Clinton.
01:07:33.000That we are tyrants in our own way and fascists and whatever.
01:07:37.000Because Julian Assange is himself a liberal internationalist.
01:07:41.000And what motivated his campaign in 2016 and WikiLeaks and everything that he does is going after, and again we do line up on this area, going after this deep state, surveillance, warfare state, all of that.
01:07:55.000But he's coming at it from a left-wing, almost anarchic perspective as opposed to a perspective of reform in a better direction.
01:08:06.000Here is Julian Assange going after the president at a time when he's very vulnerable, at a time when who else is going to stand up to a lot of these things?
01:08:14.000I know Trump hasn't been perfect, and that makes it a little bit difficult.
01:08:17.000Trump hasn't been the perfect avatar as a president in fighting against a lot of these interests.
01:08:22.000But who do you think is going after him in all these cases?
01:08:26.000Who do you think went after him with the Ukraine impeachment?
01:08:29.000Who went after him with the Russia hoax?
01:08:33.000So how does that make a lot of sense that Julian Assange is now going to throw Trump under the bus?
01:08:38.000Who do you think is going to stand to gain from Assange throwing Trump under the bus like this?
01:08:42.000Who is just chomping at the bit to impeach the president, slow down the administration, slow down the effort to build the wall, or draw down the troops in Afghanistan or Syria?
01:08:52.000It's the Democrats, it's the deep state, the bureaucrats, the steady state, whatever you want to call it.
01:09:00.000In the case of Ukraine and the Russia hoax, the people that were pushing that and prosecuting that for years was the FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the FISA courts, it was like all these people.
01:10:16.000You know, even the liberals that are out there who oppose the surveillance state and the war state and all that, don't they recognize that the right is the only ones that stand a chance of dethroning all of that?
01:10:27.000Don't they understand that the Democrats and the left is all totally controlled by corporations?
01:10:32.000And don't get me wrong, the right is too.
01:10:34.000But at least on the right there is like this healthy, dissonant atmosphere.
01:10:38.000In other words, only Trump could have arisen from the right.
01:10:41.000Trump and a character like him that challenges the state at least as a campaigner.
01:10:47.000I don't think you could see that arise on the left because they've got their linguistic code and everything that goes on.
01:10:53.000You know, they'll be called racist or whatever.
01:10:55.000You know, you look at how the left talks about Robert Mueller and the FBI.
01:11:02.000It's literally like these people are G-men themselves, the way they talk about this stuff.
01:11:07.000You know, Democrats who 10 years ago were saying, Bush lied, people died.
01:11:12.000They're now saying the brave men and women of the FBI and our civic institutions and somebody's like inside the White House from the intel community subverting the administration and writing about it in the New York Times.
01:11:24.000And they're saying, and that's a good thing.
01:11:28.000You know, so I think that just goes to show these people are not our friends.
01:11:32.000People like Julian Assange, not our friends.
01:11:34.000And if that's how it's going to be, if he's going to come out and throw our guy under the bus, if he's going to throw him under the bus like that, well then, you know, you don't get your pardon and maybe you rot in jail then.
01:11:43.000I think maybe that's fitting at that point.
01:11:45.000If Julian Assange is in a position where he can exonerate the president and show maybe what happened with Seth Rich, or maybe what was happening with Pizzagate, or maybe more things about Hillary Clinton, and exonerate what happened with Russia and the collusion and everything, that would be like a huge blow against this narrative from the media, working with the intel community, working with the deep state, working with the Democrats, but instead he's gonna go after the president.
01:12:19.000We're about to talk about how the Trump administration is being assimilated into
01:12:24.000The same forces that are trying to get Trump from the other side.
01:12:28.000So I'm not trying to say that Trump is perfect and Trump is the perfect avatar anymore, maybe, against the establishment, but you do have to question the motive of why you would do that.
01:12:38.000I mean, certainly Trump is not perfect, but the left is absolutely worse.
01:12:43.000If Trump is not perfect when it comes to these issues of war and surveillance and so on, the left is definitely worse.
01:12:50.000You know, for all that you might say about Trump, that he's imperfect,
01:12:54.000It looks like we may be negotiating an end to the war in Afghanistan.
01:12:57.000We drew down the amount of troops in Iraq.
01:13:00.000We drew down the amount of troops in Syria.
01:13:02.000In the years that he's been in office, there have been some actions which I've disagreed with and some that I agreed with, but we've gotten engaged in no new major ground wars, which is more than can be said about the last two administrations.
01:13:17.000Obama got us in Syria and Yemen and all these other places.
01:13:21.000Bush obviously got us in Iraq and Afghanistan.
01:13:24.000And Trump, although he has not gotten us meaningfully out of anywhere, he's drawn down a lot of troops and he hasn't gotten us engaged in more countries or expanded our roles in any countries.
01:13:34.000So, to me, I mean, that's better than, like, what Hillary Clinton would be doing.
01:13:38.000If you look at what he's doing with intelligence and some other things, I think it's a little bit better than the alternative.
01:13:43.000But, in any case, it's another reminder that Assange, not our guy, liberal internationalist, says something we like, and that's fine.
01:13:53.000We can have that for a tactical benefit just like we use the WikiLeaks and the emails and all that but we should never fool ourselves into thinking that that makes them our friends or that makes us allies or anything like that if for a moment we happen to be on the same page and what they're doing
01:15:13.000And he could say he's on for free speech and the free society and all that, but if it were us in charge and we were running the show,
01:15:20.000He would just as much go after us, and that's not a friend.
01:15:23.000But we're going to move on and talk about the Trump administration and some of the co-opting, some of the infiltration that has gone on.
01:15:32.000Like I said, they're not perfect, and there's a lot of major examples of this happening the last 24 hours that are worth talking about.
01:15:40.000I don't think any of them are really like a major story in themselves, but together, collectively, they represent the trajectory of where we're going with this election and what maybe a second term might look like.
01:15:51.000And so the first big announcement that I saw yesterday was Richard Grenell, who is the ambassador to Germany, is now being tapped to become the director, the director, what is it, the national director of intelligence?
01:16:05.000Acting Director of National Intelligence.
01:16:07.000I'm Director of National, National Director, the Director of National Intelligence.
01:16:16.000And this was a huge disappointment to me because this guy's a total neocon.
01:16:19.000And I'll read briefly this report here from CNN, just what happened.
01:16:24.000It says President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he has named Richard Grenell, staunch loyalist, as acting spy chief.
01:16:29.000He said, I am pleased to announce that our highly respected ambassador to Germany, Richard Grenell, will become the acting director of national intelligence.
01:16:37.000Rick has represented our country exceedingly well and I look forward to working with him.
01:16:42.000Trump also thanked outgoing director Joseph Maguire for doing a great job and so on.
01:16:48.000And so this was announced yesterday and a lot of MAGA people are supporting it and you want to know why they were supporting it?
01:16:55.000It's almost beyond parody at this point.
01:16:58.000This guy gets announced as national... what is it?
01:17:22.000It's like, you want to tear your hair out when you see that kind of stuff.
01:17:25.000This is what is passing as a conservative movement in America.
01:17:29.000The president, who runs, by the way, on being anti-war and all the rest, taps a gay man, an openly gay man, and if that's not enough, the guy is a former aide to John Bolton,
01:17:44.000He is totally in the pocket of Israel.
01:17:47.000He is now in charge of intelligence, which is like the same anatomy of what led to the Iraq war, by the way.
01:17:54.000Zionists, war hawks, getting in charge of the intelligence.
01:17:58.000I just talked about it today with Ryan Dawson on a stream this afternoon.
01:18:02.000And MAGA people on Twitter are saying, well, all of this is great,
01:18:06.000And it's great actually that he's gay and that's the only thing we're going to talk about and that's good because now the left can't call him homophobic because we're the real champions of homosexuality.
01:18:18.000We're the real, as we as conservatives, we ostensibly as Christian pro-family conservatives, we can now say with sincerity that we are the real party of protecting degeneracy, deviancy, homosexual relationships, all that.
01:21:02.000It says, White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney is claiming that the United States, quote, needs more immigrants because the country is running out of people, according to a report by the Washington Post.
01:21:12.000During a closed-door meeting in England, Mulvaney reportedly said the U.S.
01:21:16.000needed to expand legal immigration beyond their current admission rates of more than 1.2 million per year.
01:21:24.000We need more than 1.2 million legal immigrants per year.
01:21:27.000The comments were revealed in audio obtained by the Washington Post.
01:21:52.000And the chief of staff, you know, it would be one thing if this was like, I don't know, a body aid or a press guy or, you know, some low-level intern
01:22:57.000Production, the gears keep turning, the machinery keeps chugging along.
01:23:02.000As long as it is in the service of more efficiency, more productivity, just as long as the gears are turning and the money is moving, we're just going to keep feeding this no matter the cost, no matter the consequence.
01:23:14.000And the Chief of Staff is saying that outright.
01:23:20.000And then the last development today is from the Council of Economic Advisors.
01:23:24.000This is also from Breitbart on a different note.
01:23:27.000And then we'll bring it all back together.
01:23:29.000It says, President Donald Trump's economic advisors are skeptical about rewriting antitrust rules to tackle the growing power of tech giants, according to the latest annual economic report of the president.
01:23:40.000The Council of Economic Advisors argue that the monopolistic power wielded by the big tech companies are signs of competitive success.
01:24:19.000It says the annual report which is produced by the Council of Economic Advisors challenges the idea that the market concentration of big tech companies is bad for consumers.
01:24:29.000In its report the Trump administration contends that the studies that demonstrate rising market concentration in the economy are flawed.
01:24:59.000Of course it is an economy of scale and scope.
01:25:02.000Of course it is bringing down prices for consumers.
01:25:06.000But we can all agree that Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube have a little bit more utility and a little bit more value and deserve a little bit more consideration other than their market efficiency.
01:25:19.000That would be like talking about, you know, one television company controlling all TV or one newspaper controlling all the newspapers and saying, well, I don't see a problem with that.
01:25:32.000One newspaper company controls all the newspapers.
01:25:34.000Well, it seems like if they do that, they're able to lower their costs and therefore lower prices for consumers.
01:25:42.000And there's no other reason to be concerned about that.
01:25:44.000The bigger the newspaper company, the more successful they are.
01:25:50.000You know, it's like you have one political party.
01:25:52.000Well, one political party, and that is an economy of scale.
01:25:56.000They're able to bring down labor costs, deliver what the people need, and who's to say there's anything wrong with this?
01:26:02.000That is a sign of their work hard and competitive success.
01:26:06.000You would say in both cases, well, when you're looking at media, when you're looking at like civic institutions, there is another dimension to these issues than just the fucking GDP.
01:27:32.000He is in the pocket of Sheldon Adelson who is a billionaire donor in favor of foreign wars.
01:27:38.000That is the guy in charge of spying in America.
01:27:41.000Fail to see what could go wrong there.
01:27:44.000Our chief of staff is saying that we need more than 1.2 million legal immigrants every year to drive economic output and understand what that means.
01:27:54.000That means cut costs for firms, cut costs for corporations by cutting the wages of American workers.
01:28:03.000So when he says we need more than a million point two legal immigrants per year to drive economic growth, he means that we need corporations
01:28:12.000To keep getting more profit at the expense of the worker.
01:28:16.000And he's making policy decisions and nominations and all kinds of things he's involved with.
01:28:21.000And then lastly, on Big Tech, we get the Council of Economic Advisors saying, uh, no, I don't think I will.
01:28:27.000You know, when it comes to regulating Big Tech, no, I don't think I will.
01:28:31.000I think, in fact, Facebook, Google, Twitter are perfectly healthy, perfectly competitive, and they're actually delivering a cheap and efficient product.
01:28:40.000And their monopolistic domination of the market is a good thing.
01:28:44.000This is the Trump administration in 2020.
01:28:54.000Because, you know, I remember voting for Donald Trump because he had the opposite position on every one of these items on foreign policy.
01:29:05.000He wanted to end the wars, and he was not simply critiquing the military-industrial complex, but he was critiquing George W. Bush, and on everything, critiquing every aspect of it.
01:29:16.000That's what I voted for, and we're getting Richard Grinnell.
01:29:19.000On immigration, he said, well, Americans have dreams too, and we're going to protect American workers with trade and with immigration, and it's not just going to be illegal immigration, but we're going to slow down legal immigration as well.
01:29:31.000And now we need more immigration than ever.
01:29:50.000I thought that what we heard throughout this administration during the campaign was that we were going to go after these big tech companies and go after, adjacent, the media, the big media companies themselves.
01:30:01.000Open up the libel laws, hold the journalists accountable and all that.
01:30:06.000And this is not anything that hasn't been said before, that the Trump administration has gone in a bad direction on these issues, but it's still going on.
01:30:38.000But what he was poised to do in 2016 was be a transformative president.
01:30:43.000Nothing short of a political realignment, a real transformation, like he would be on the same level as FDR, for better or for worse, Abraham Lincoln, like the major people, like people hanging pictures of him in their dining rooms, in their family rooms, whatever, because he was so transformational.
01:31:03.000He could have been that guy going after all these different, you know, whether it's immigration or the wars.
01:31:08.000He could have been this great unifier.
01:31:10.000There was so much potential there, and it was wasted.
01:31:13.000It's not to say that he didn't do anything good, but he did not actualize all the potential, everything that was riding on him getting in the White House.
01:31:22.000And getting in the White House was the hardest part.
01:31:24.000Lost control of the personnel, lost control of the initiative, and it was snatching defeat from the jaws of victory over the past four years.
01:31:33.000We now are standing at the precipice of another opportunity, another term, another campaign, another White House, more personnel, different personnel.
01:31:44.000The reason that we've gone so badly with this administration is because the people that were put into the White House were not the people that were running the campaign.
01:31:53.000The people that were running the campaign were people that believed in the President and believed in his message and believed in his worldview and ideology, America first.
01:32:02.000And those were not the people that got hired to carry out the policies once we got in.
01:32:06.000It was the RNC that hired all the people in the White House.
01:32:09.000It was Reince Priebus that led the transition.
01:32:12.000People like Johnny DeStefano and a number of others.
01:32:14.000And they filled up the White House with people from the Rubio campaign who consequently do not believe in the President or his message or his worldview or America First or anything like that.
01:32:24.000And so, you know, it's not exactly surprising that
01:32:27.000All the nominations, all the policy decisions, all the enforcement is decidedly what you would get from Rubio or Bush or Cruz or all of the above from the rest of the Republican establishment.
01:32:39.000But now we've got another opportunity, where if we get the personnel right, and it's hard, and look, I'm not really optimistic about it, but if we can change things like this, get Mick Mulvaney out of there!
01:32:50.000Make Mick Mulvaney in charge of foreign policy!
01:34:57.000These bad people, they're the opposite.
01:34:59.000We got to get rid of these people in the White House that are saying things like this, that monopolistic control of big tech is competitive and a good thing for consumers, that we need more than a million and a fifth immigrants every year, more than that, and we need war with Iran.
01:36:30.000Their best hope of winning the majority of delegates outright for the nomination is a self-described socialist who had a heart attack last month or three months ago.
01:36:50.000And to make things better, now a billionaire is trying to buy the Democratic primary from him, a socialist, and you can imagine the problems that that's going to cause.
01:36:59.000You could not have a better shitstorm happening on the left to help Trump get re-elected.
01:37:04.000And could you imagine if Trump sails into a re-election, by the grace of God, sails easily into a re-election with huge support in the House.
01:37:13.000If Sanders goes up, I think it's going to be like a landslide.
01:37:16.000sales into power another shot and we've got people like Richard Grenell and Mick Mulvaney and Jared Kushner and all the rest running the show I think I would like I don't I don't want to say what I would do because you know then then the Israelis are gonna do that to me if I say I'm gonna drive into the Chicago River the Israelis are gonna say oh we got that clip and you know they're gonna
01:37:38.000They're gonna hide in my car in the backseat and then they're gonna, you know, strangle me and drive my car to the river and say, oh, remember when he said that?
01:39:30.000We'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
01:39:33.000It's tough stuff, you know, sometimes you take the black pill sometimes you take the clown pill and you say whatever Whatever, it's gonna be funny The the campaign is gonna be funny.
01:39:43.000The next four years are gonna be funny, you know in a sardonic way, but We'll take a look at our super chats.
01:40:05.000Yeah, when you're at the office and somebody says, they find your Twitter and they see pictures of Big Macs and Roypers and they say, is this some kind of political statement?
01:40:32.000That is me whenever I get in a position with any kind of like service employee, like when I get my hair cut or there's any kind of like consulting, like that variety.
01:40:44.000And I go to like the bank or something and they ask me, what do you do?
01:43:20.000Maybe you could just say I'm like one of these lazy Generation Z, you know, but that was never... My temperament was never like, oh hey, go read a million pages and then do a test.
01:43:34.000Now, I've never been a fan of that kind of, uh, that arrangement.
01:43:37.000I've always been sort of like a hands-on, I have to go in and learn things in the field, practical knowledge as opposed to all this, you know, just pouring over books.
01:45:04.000And you know, maybe they didn't love that particular czar and you know at the time tensions were high a lot going on Grain shortages and war and all that but you know, they certainly weren't butchers in that in that way So and take no, you know, look no further than who is in charge.
01:45:53.000I remember reading Solzhenitsyn 200 years together and some of this other stuff and just being blown away like, oh, never heard of that dimension of this before.
01:46:01.000It's so funny, too, about Charlie Kirk and these characters.
01:46:04.000They rail against communism and he's a Soviet and all this and it's like, where do you think that came from?
01:46:11.000What do you think is responsible for all that?
01:46:28.000It was just like the French Revolution.
01:46:30.000It was just like what Woodrow Wilson was talking about, right?
01:46:35.000Woodrow Wilson sent an expeditionary force to shore up the White Army during the Russian Civil War.
01:46:43.000Few people know this, but America actually sent troops into Russia.
01:46:49.000I forget what year, but between 1917 and 1922, we had troops in Russia that I believe were ostensibly there to help the Tsar, to help the White Army, which was the defenders of the autocracy, to help them defend their country, to help them defend their system.
01:47:05.000And you had all kinds, you have, like, Corny Love and all kinds of other characters involved, but we sent troops over there to help, and I feel like nobody even knows about that.
01:47:14.000It's between 17 and 22 was the Civil War.
01:47:41.000I probably have autism or OCD or something.
01:47:44.000I still could lay down all the general secretaries, even the unknown ones.
01:47:49.000Even, you know, the ones that served for a year in, you know, 1980, whatever.
01:47:53.000I remember in my AP European history class, I wowed the crowd when I was in high school because I remembered Yuri Andropov and I remembered Konstantin Chernenko.
01:48:19.000Anyway, I'm you know, that's that's what I am of I am of being a nerdy guy that is on Wikipedia all night So anyway AF fan says Ryan looks like chigger No country for old men.
01:48:43.000I'm gonna be honest with you I think I might have seen it like a long long time ago like when I was a kid when it came out but I do remember the character obviously with the shotgun with the big silencer that is a Pretty good comparison.
01:48:57.000Well, he's got that Like indigenous look about him.
01:49:02.000He definitely looks like Native American and that's not like a dig they have like a very
01:49:11.000You know, if you're talking about like the North American Native Americans, they do have like a very, you know, the long, the straight black hair.
01:49:19.000It's a very sort of like a striking appearance.
01:49:22.000So it's not a dig, but it is just to say he does look very like Native.
01:49:53.000I don't know if I want to go all out on stone, you know, I don't want to like Maybe that's gonna cause problems for me with other people But I've never been like some of these people are like Roger Stone.
01:50:21.000I don't know if it's libertarians that is why Bernie is rising.
01:50:24.000I think people are sick of what is clearly a rigged system.
01:50:34.000When Bernie gets up there and talks about millionaires and billionaires, what he's tapping into is the fact that people kind of hate the way the country is.
01:52:47.000Like, obviously, if a country is committing suicide, if a country is either literally or gradually committing suicide by other means, it's not going well.
01:52:58.000You don't have a country that's working.
01:53:11.000We are, like, parking in our 10-car garage with our Lamborghini and closing the garage door and, like, and turning the engine on, you know what I mean?
01:54:01.000Being translated and gradually the message is lost and the intensity is lost but over many layers of consciousness does it then permeate the political consciousness.
01:54:10.000What it really is is people are like atomized, isolated, alone, nihilistic.
01:54:24.000You see that ripple effect across these different things.
01:54:27.000Culture, art, politics, and this is an expression of that.
01:54:31.000Because even the people that are supporting Bernie Sanders, a lot of the people that support Bernie Sanders are like yuppies.
01:54:39.000A lot of people that support Bernie Sanders are rich kids, or they're living in Manhattan, or they're, you know, a lot of them are, you know, it's not all wealthy people, it's not a lot of them, but there are a lot of rich people that are supporting Bernie, or a lot of people that are well-to-do or whatever.
01:54:53.000And so I don't think it's really so much about
01:54:58.000All the issues factor into it on some level, but I think it's much, much deeper than that.
01:55:03.000It really is like... And you could see it in people.
01:55:06.000Like, people are miserable, and they want to see burning.
01:55:11.000They want to see people get in charge and just mess things up, because it's like almost that death wish.
01:55:17.000I don't put a lot of stock in that Freudian idea, but I do believe there is this death wish of, I want to see everything on fire.
01:55:27.000On a subconscious level, we hate the way things are and they have to burn now.
01:55:31.000I think that is what is being expressed in an indirect and in a political...
01:55:37.000Moderated way that I think that is the animus which is motivating that or that that is the motivation animating that however you want to say it that that is To me what I see happening more and more.
01:55:47.000I'm putting a lot less stock in Politics and all this bullshit that does that you know most people aren't even aware of you know you think everybody knows about the facts and
01:55:58.000Most people don't know their ass from a hole in the ground about anything.
01:56:02.000That's not mean to be like a nasty thing to say, but really, I mean, on this show, I'm not a complete expert, and I spend more time on this stuff than 99% of people.
01:56:12.000That's not to say I'm this great genius or anything, but it's like, you know, the truth doesn't really matter.
01:56:17.000The political thing matters for like a fraction of the population.
01:56:20.000Why is it being felt across the board everywhere?
01:56:52.000Most people are now, young people are not having sex.
01:56:56.000And they're not having sex because they're not in relationships, and they're not in relationships, and they're not getting married, and they're not having kids.
01:57:02.000And they don't, they don't own a lot of things.
01:57:04.000In a lot of cases they are dependent on parents or roommates.
01:57:08.000Their quality of life is low because of that.
01:57:14.000You know, years ago, you were on the factory line and your critical part, or even if you're an artisan or a tradesman or something, now it's like, oh, uh, company's closing.
01:57:40.000It's like all these things maybe are playing a role I think it's a deeply unhealthy society and you know people that are talking about like oh, it's because of NAFTA It is because of political correctness.
01:57:51.000Well, I mean it all plays a part but anyway Ari says Lutherans and Methodists clearly going to hell.
01:59:25.000You expect that I'm gonna talk about my grudge against my third grade teacher who said on my report card under the category follows instructions that I got a developing checkmark?
01:59:44.000This is a professional political show.
01:59:47.000I'm not gonna talk about how, in kindergarten, I got yelled at for somebody else talking to me during the reading, and she tells me to tuck in my shirt, and it wasn't even a shirt that you're supposed to tuck in.
02:01:01.000Whatever that means to you Maybe that doesn't mean anything to you.
02:01:04.000But I mean people should know that And look, I'm an adult I can move on I on a practical level on a day-to-day level I can not let things affect me but
02:02:20.000Like bitch honestly like retrospectively I can say that I remember I'd be like shushing people and and I think that was because of like maybe some Developmental things that were happening in my brain, you know, like It wasn't it was like people are talking and they're supposed to be quiet.
02:02:39.000Ah People are talking when you're supposed to be quiet.
02:02:42.000It was like probably an autism thing looking back.
02:02:45.000I don't think I have autism, but, you know, it was something along those lines.
02:02:48.000It was some kind of, you know, non-neurotypical characteristic where, you know, we'd be in class and, of course, you know, kids are rambunctious and you'd be talking when the teacher's talking, and I distinctly remember being like, shh, stop talking, like, enough!
02:03:05.000And I don't even think that was because I was, you know, like a rules guy, but it was just like an, it was an order guy.
02:03:49.000And I'll never forget that increasingly, I would just get in trouble for shit that I didn't even do.
02:03:55.000I mean, that is like what stood out to me, is the fact that it's like, oh,
02:03:58.000Uh, well, here we are in school, here are the rules, I'm following them, I'm doing what you're supposed to be doing, and yet, I'm getting in trouble?
02:04:05.000Like, I'm the only one doing what I'm supposed to be doing, and, and, like, I'm getting in trouble for things that aren't even my fault, you know?
02:04:13.000And I remember, like, distinct instances where I'm like, hey, what the heck?
02:04:16.000I'm, I'm the good guy here and I'm getting caught, you know?
02:05:48.000You know, I've never really done anything that is, uh, not because I, like, am a big law respecter, you know, I agree with the laws, but I just believe in following the rules.
02:05:58.000You know, I think we have to have an orderly society, and when you can follow the rules, if it's a good rule, you should follow it, should act ethically, and so on.
02:06:06.000But, uh, you know, increasingly it's like, well, we are living in anarcho-tyranny.
02:06:10.000That was like the modern equivalent of anarcho-tyranny.
02:06:13.000It's like the people that are doing bad are getting away with it, and the people that are doing good are getting punished.
02:07:02.000You could reasonably say that at all times in my life, somebody has been pissing me off.
02:07:07.000I'm probably the most irritable, disagreeable, misanthropic person there is.
02:07:12.000I'd like to think I'm generally friendly and nice, but internally, I have just always been, like, just so little tolerance for, like, for people.
02:09:16.000It's like disturbing James because because I know what I because I know what I dream about I know what I dream about with certain people and it's like, you know, anyway James says hey Nick, you know, what's hot stuff?
02:09:48.000This is the same thing when, like, people say, oh, Khrushchev said, we're gonna destroy your country from within, and then they did it, and it happened, you know?
02:09:57.000I hear this all the time, oh, the communist leader said something super prescient.
02:10:02.000I've done this, you know, bit before, these Facebook memes, you know, Voltaire says, America is gonna be corrupted by internet pornography.
02:10:11.000Well, wow, he was right even back then.
02:11:44.000It's like how women behave, because they know they can get away with anything, because if you put your hand on them, oh, you're a bad guy.
02:11:53.000I shouldn't say things like that, but that's it, you know?
02:11:57.000Women who know that they're not going to get hit or struck in any way, and I'm not saying I'm in favor of women getting hit, I'm not, but you know that that creates moral hazard.
02:12:41.000And you forget about anything physical.
02:12:43.000Oh, then, you know, you're gonna get some guy.
02:12:45.000Don't you dare put your hands on a woman!
02:12:50.000I saw a tiktok the other day where the tiktok was like some guy collapsed on the ground and it was like oh this guy put his hands on a girl and he got some white knight in the background like oh you put your hands on her oh yeah what about my hero my hero yeah you know congratulations big guy i'm not look i'm not in favor of that okay i'm not in favor of striking women i'm just creating an analogy it's not a very optical analogy but um
02:13:32.000You're not going to hit the gas and go 60 miles an hour and destroy my stupid fucking bike and smash my helmet under your tire and my skull.
02:15:14.000It's because the thesis that is put forward in the book is actually very controversial.
02:15:18.000The idea of group evolutionary strategy, group evolutionary strategy, is actually... I don't know if that's something I completely agree with.
02:15:50.000So, I mean, it's an interesting read and there's some good stuff in there, but as far as, like, addressing that situation goes, I don't think it's, like, the... I don't think it's the best one.
02:16:00.000I have actually talked to Kevin MacDonald and he's a good guy.
02:16:03.000He's smart and everything, but I know... All I mean to say is people make that out to be, like, oh, that's... For a long time, people on the alt-right made it out to be, like, the end-all be-all.
02:19:15.000burden okay do you think do you think it is always enjoyable to be carrying around this this fire you know it's a it's passionate it's sometimes angry whatever but i i carry around with me it's a gift it is a curse but i carry around with me this this this resentment this you know righteous indignation
02:19:36.000And so I'm glad that I can, I can, it's sort of like an exorcism, it's like, not an exorcism, that's not, because it's not demonic, but it is like, what would be a better analogy for that?
02:19:48.000It is like I am, you know, bringing this out of myself.
02:19:52.000It is laborious, it is an intensive effort to bring out of me, you know, to get the inspiration in these monologues.
02:20:02.000And at the end of it, I'm like, oh, it's like I've used, I'm a Jedi.
02:21:07.000I really don't like these, you know, and I love America, but that's one of the things that they do that I've never been a big fan of is they're like, oh, it's a taco, but this time we've got weird ingredients.
02:21:46.000I chopped up you know Hershey's chocolate bar and threw it in there and pissed all over it and there's mac and cheese on it and no but you gotta try it's really good no there's just there's just little known there's just like there's this place yeah I know that I'm a real foodie there's this place and it's like it's inside of a cave and it's underground and you have to you know give a password to get in there and you know they put dirt on the taco but don't knock into they put glass in it oh but it's but that's but that's what makes it delicious it's so out there
02:22:49.000And I will eat it if, you know, pizza with sausage, or pizza with green pepper, or we will get spinach and radat as one of the staples in the house.
02:22:59.000But you know pineapple and people are like, oh, it's it's a taco on a pizza.
02:23:04.000I went to The quad cities recently and I went to they have this like quad city specialty pizza on the illinois, iowa border It's rock island.
02:23:13.000I think is there and it's davenport and um, I forget all the others in any case They have like a specialty pizza and their cheese pizza was pretty good.
02:23:23.000I went to this little pizzeria They're like most well-known one
02:24:35.000Waffle says Do Jewish people realize a brown majority would I'll say I can't read the whole part, but that they would be antagonistic towards them I I don't know if they realize that or not certainly in in Europe the Muslims are not happy with the Jewish people there and The blacks are not happy with the Jewish people and on the east coast in New Jersey in New York City So it's funny because a lot of Jewish people are advocating for this disenfranchisement
02:25:03.000We all knew the communist in high school who had Asperger's and he's that.
02:25:26.000I didn't actually read too much about that.
02:25:28.000I saw the headline that said they suspected a right-wing motive and that was last night, but I've been busy all day.
02:25:32.000I was on the Ryan Dawson stream this afternoon.
02:25:50.000And then I was on the phone from then until the show.
02:25:53.000I don't know if you guys realize how crazy it's been in the past.
02:25:56.000Like, it started with Groyper Wars and then it literally hasn't stopped.
02:26:00.000It's like September 28th was the Miami event and it's been just non-stop since then until now.
02:26:07.000Travel, phone calls, projects, you know, bills, all kinds of things, you know, planning, meetings.
02:26:16.000Conference calls like you wouldn't believe the kinds of and you know, we have a lot of big things in the works Which is why it is it's like a lot of big projects.
02:26:24.000We're trying to pull them off at the same time and quickly, but it's like I Didn't even get a chance to read about that because I was on the phone all day and you know handling like ten different things
02:27:32.000I'm gonna be honest, I didn't love it.
02:27:34.000You know, I had never heard of that movie up until, like, maybe a year or two ago, and it fit my favorite genre, which is a guy that, like, goes off, you know?
02:27:43.000It fit my favorite genre of, like, taxi driver, joker, American psycho.
02:27:48.000It fit into that pantheon of movies about a guy that just goes off.
02:27:52.000But actually watching it, I didn't really enjoy it too much.
02:28:13.000You know like that scene when he goes into the restaurant and he's like yeah this burger doesn't look like the picture and I want to have breakfast and you know I don't know maybe for an old person you think that's funny but to me it just comes across as like oh yeah like we all get it Boomer we all we all know what's up with that and it was almost too like self-aware too impressed with itself I don't know if I'm doing it justice explaining my problem with it but I watched that scene and it was like
02:28:41.000Brother like really I mean that that's the problem, you know, you're gonna complain about like, you know vulgar consumerism Yeah, wow that what a what a groundbreaking take earth-shattering take and I don't know Maybe that was supposed to be funny.
02:31:25.000RoboTalker says, I think you are so wise from the Holy Spirit.
02:31:28.000Yeah, I definitely attribute... I don't like to think of myself as, like, as much as I am a confident person and confident in my abilities, and I don't think unjustifiably so, I am intellectually humble in the sense that
02:31:43.000You know, I wouldn't be the way I am if I actually... You know, people's biggest critique of me is like, oh, he's arrogant, he's got a big ego, whatever, and it's like, yeah, I am arrogant, and I do have a big ego.
02:31:54.000I am a cocky 21-year-old, but that's because I am exceptional at what I do, and like, who wouldn't be in that situation?
02:32:00.000But, it is also tempered with a little bit of self-awareness, and I don't think I would operate in the same way if I was like a
02:32:08.000Through and through, you know, shithead, arrogant guy, you know, I do have a little bit of a swagger about me.
02:32:16.000And I think you need to, I think you have to, to do something like this.
02:32:18.000You need to have the confidence to do this, to assert your view in the way that I do, to be charismatic, you know, to command the presence that I do, and
02:32:30.000I will say, though, that when it comes to a lot of this intellectual stuff, I'm willing to just be straight up and tell people, you know, this is how I arrived at my conclusions.
02:32:46.000You know, if anything, I always, I think, come at it from a pretty humble perspective.
02:32:50.000And I attribute a lot of the success to, I mean, it really is just
02:32:54.000I don't know if that's like a bad thing to say, but I do think I wouldn't be able to do what I do without some kind of guidance, divine inspiration.
02:33:04.000I don't want to say that America First is like, you know, God is writing, you know, no e-girls never or something like that, but I definitely think that a path has been cleared.
02:33:23.000Can't take all the credit so I think there's something to that bass guitarist says steak and shake burgers based or cringe They're definitely based.
02:33:31.000I love steak and shake definitely overpriced, but they are good good fries Good shakes good burgers, but they close at 10 o'clock and it cost you like 17 bucks 15 bucks to eat there.
02:34:31.000And in the past day, like, uh, I had a turkey sandwich.
02:34:36.000Since the McDouble that I ate on the show yesterday, the only thing I have eaten since then is a turkey sandwich and an apple.
02:34:43.000So, I'm like, ready to, uh, you know, I'm ready to start eating this desk.
02:34:48.000I'm ready to just go, you know, gorilla mode.
02:34:51.000I'm ready to go animal mode and just start, you know,
02:34:54.000Cannibalizing somebody or something is I I just can't the hunger the hunger the appetite and now you're talking about steak and shake burgers It's making me beside myself Bad faith poster says Bernie Sanders is the bug man's candidates I wouldn't go I think Buddha judges the bug man candidate if you want to know the truth
02:35:12.000Waffle says men aren't having sex, but girls are experimenting.
02:35:16.000Yeah, I should clarify It's really more of the hypergamy system as opposed to it's not everybody that's not having sex.
02:35:23.000It's just The men the women are they're getting out there And they are you know finding themselves and they are Experimenting and they're having a great time and that's amazing.
02:36:13.000Like they they used to just take things for granted that like oh we have this uh racially homogeneous country and we have the patriarchy we have a christian morality and we have we all we have all these like built-in assumptions about our society oh and we believe in liberty now it's like oh no we don't believe in anything except for liberty nothing else matters except for the market and that's
02:38:46.000The other side of the story is, I have people from my high school tweeting out like, the worst thing that ever came out of LT is Nick Fuentes.
02:38:53.000I knew him in high school and I always hated him.
02:39:00.000I met up with a friend recently, from high school, and he went to a party with another, a mutual friend of mine from high school, and this friend of mine said that the kid who was hosting the party, his parents came down and was socializing with the friends, and they said, oh, well, as long as you-know-who doesn't show up, they were like, who?
02:39:58.000PP says black ops 2 or black ops 1 That's a tough question.
02:40:04.000You know, I really black ops 1 is really Keno, you know You've got outpost you've got all the all the classic maps.
02:40:11.000You've got you know that that Of course the starting screen when you're strapped into the chair Mason the numbers and you know you find out that cheat where you break free of the restraints and you go play on the console behind the chair and
02:41:01.000Freshman or sophomore year so very fond memories of both games if I had to pick maybe I'd say black ops 2 only because I remember playing it more with my friends, but Yeah, it's good times
02:41:15.000Black Ops 1, you had the Five, the Five map, the Nazi Zombies map, where you were in the Situation Room with JFK and Nixon and McNamara and Fidel Castro.
02:41:30.000Lots of good times, I'll just say that.
02:41:32.000Let's see Molly McGuire says I think how I am now was formed in grade school Yeah, it's probably how it is for most people chicken on a raft is applying for passport tomorrow morning nudge nudge Okay, Ghana says give cyclists their own path problem solved.
02:43:42.000There was a distinct moment during that apology when he was about to say, well, and he was, you know, that's what he was going to say was, well, it did work, but he held himself back.
02:44:18.000on Fox and it was him and that's where Gavin McInnes would come on and Gavin McInnes was hilarious on that show.
02:44:26.000Tom Shalhoub was on there and I think Dave Smith was on there at times which is almost surreal that I was talking to him just the other day and he used to be on that show.
02:44:35.000And then all sorts of Andy Levy and Bill Schultz and all those guys.
02:44:40.000That was like one of my favorite shows when I was in high school.
02:45:32.000It really is hard to find people that are gonna like,
02:45:35.000Yeah, look I don't want to get too much into it, but it's like, you know it's hard to find people that are like as Committed to your goals as you are and I know you have to delegate you have to you know Delegate tasks and I have a live a really good team right now got a lot of good people on all these different tasks but
02:45:53.000Yeah, I could probably use somebody that can take a lot of the load off, you know, when it comes to this minutiae type stuff.
02:46:47.000Don't know what you're talking about I was clearly much taller than Ben Shapiro Bass guitarist is I don't know why you're lying bass guitarist his thoughts on Tim Poole.
02:46:56.000Um, I Liked Tim Poole and then he lied about me so that made me not like him Bad faith poster says move over Joker Sonic is the real gamer movie.
02:47:07.000Yeah, it's never gonna happen Dutch love says Charlie D'Amelio hot.
02:47:39.000Honestly, she's in as much as she is famous.
02:47:42.000She has kind of like a homely look about her You know for as famous as she is.
02:47:47.000I mean, she's pretty don't get me wrong Um, but it's not some of these girls on tiktok you see and it's like You know, so some of the things you see on tiktok.
02:47:59.000It like makes you depressed but uh, This is not one of these this is not one of these people and on tiktok.
02:48:05.000It's it's a variety of things, you know
02:48:08.000So, but I don't know I see her and I'm not like whoa knockout.
02:48:13.000She's pretty don't get me wrong But this is not somebody that I'm like, whoa a knockout.
02:48:19.000She's like a cute young girl But it's it's this case with a lot of girls are like cute when they're young
02:48:24.000And it's because they're young it's like Cassie Dillon like Cassie Dillon you could say is like cute because she's well She was young at one point, but she's not like a pretty girl and she won't be a pretty woman But she's like young and that's just how it works So I think everybody looks better when they're younger everybody looks okay when they're young unless you're like ugly So so yeah, she's like cute enough, but I'm looking at some of these pictures and some of them.
02:48:47.000She looks really nice and others it's like
02:51:46.000I'm, you know, I'm only 21 now, so I don't know if that's always been the case or what, but it seems like you see these people and increasingly it's like, oh, I'm 15.
02:53:11.000WD says, is that a Mustang in the Chicago River?
02:53:14.000Yeah, you're gonna see it's a Mustang floating in the top.
02:53:17.000With all kinds of McDonald's wrappers napkins floating out from it a case to skip if you've addressed But what's up with your website you give me faith in the youth Website is coming along.
02:53:40.000The website is free and clear and everything, but we're trying to integrate, like, a lot of features, which I did not understand the complexity of these features.
02:53:49.000You know, I'm not going to get into all the computer stuff, but, um...
02:54:13.000You know fighting through this for like months now trying to get everything to line up and the streaming is working the website is up We're trying to integrate a few other features, and I think we should have it next week.
02:54:44.000It's expensive, it's complicated, it's a lot of moving parts, it's a lot of variables, and it's gonna happen!
02:54:50.000We are making it happen, it's just that, you know, every day it's like, oh, another challenge, it's another, it's another fucking headache, it's another, oh, you know, this, this developer can't do this, and this guy, you know, is not gonna make this for us, and this plug-in doesn't work with this thing, and... So it's a lot of things like compatibility and...
02:55:39.000Believe me, the kind of headaches that I, and it's with everything, it's like AFPAC, the tour, this, like just no end to the daily slog, the daily grind.
02:55:51.000It's setbacks and complications and whatever, and I'm sure people understand, so.
02:55:56.000Semper says she looks 17 to me, officer.
02:56:03.000Do you mean to tell me that you could look at a 17 year old girl and a 15 year old girl and say, oh, I can easily tell the difference with certainty.
02:56:11.000So, you know, somebody says, this girl look pretty.