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00:27:59.000Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Wednesday in the middle of the week, properly situated here, in the middle of the week.
00:28:08.000And we do have a lot to talk about tonight.
00:28:10.000We are talking about the 2020 election.
00:28:14.000And I have to tell you, it's getting pretty exciting when it comes to the election.
00:28:18.000It hasn't gotten exciting yet, but we're getting there.
00:28:21.000For the long time, I think we've been looking at the race now for about a year, and now we're finally starting to see a lot of fighting.
00:28:28.000We're starting to see really like an actual campaign, an actual primary contest.
00:28:35.000As opposed to like the, you know, circle jerk we've been watching ever since last year.
00:28:39.000Tonight we're gonna be looking at some new polls, particularly one new poll from CNN, which has Bernie Sanders now as the frontrunner in the race.
00:28:48.000We'll also be looking at all kinds of other things that are going on in the primary, all of them regarding Bernie Sanders.
00:28:55.000If you guys have been paying attention to the 2020 primary, there's been a lot of fighting, particularly with Sanders.
00:29:08.000You know, she's not even in this race, but she came back from 2016 to throw some shade.
00:29:14.000So we're going to be talking all about that tonight.
00:29:17.000All the different dynamics between the candidates, the new poll, sort of how the race is going.
00:29:23.000And hopefully maybe we'll start to see more of this as the primaries begin because technically the Democratic primary has been going on for a year now.
00:29:33.000I think it was Elizabeth Warren who announced she was running first.
00:29:36.000She announced an exploratory committee.
00:29:39.000I think January 2019, which is extremely early.
00:29:43.000And I used to talk about this a lot last year.
00:29:45.000At that point in time, in 2016, you know, which would have been January 2015, the comparable time period, no Republican candidates had even announced at that point, the January before the election year.
00:29:59.000I think Ted Cruz announced he was running in April 2015.
00:30:03.000So it's going to be a very very long primary contest, and for the longest time I thought that this was going to be like my bread and butter.
00:30:13.000This is going to be epic, this is going to be great content, it'll be exciting for the show, but as much as we've been watching the democratic debates, as much as we've been watching the polling,
00:30:23.000The campaigning and everything, there really has been nothing eventful.
00:30:28.000None of the candidates have been attacking each other, none of them have really been differentiating each other from the other candidates.
00:30:36.000You know, we've been watching, I think we've seen maybe eight or nine debates at this point, different nights of debates, and in every single one, maybe the only major difference between the candidates, and I'm saying like the only significant difference,
00:30:51.000And it seems like everything else, from climate to guns, foreign policy, immigration, with some exceptions, some notable and small exceptions, they really agree on everything else, except for healthcare.
00:31:29.000And finally now, we're starting to see a real contest, some real differentiation, real competition.
00:31:36.000And the reason for that is because the Iowa caucus is not this coming Monday, but next Monday.
00:31:43.000So I'm sure that as these contests begin to happen, I guess like technically the primary doesn't really begin until people start voting.
00:31:52.000You know, on the one hand, I guess the debates and the fundraising and all of that is the buildup, but the primary season, I mean, it really doesn't actually start until people start voting.
00:32:01.000And that doesn't happen until February 3rd.
00:32:04.000And then I think that goes on until like June, I think is one of the last primaries.
00:32:08.000Typically though, you'll have a candidate before then.
00:32:11.000Sometimes you don't have one until the convention.
00:32:13.000You don't have like a clear frontrunner.
00:32:15.000But in any case, it will be between like February and June when we'll see the most vicious campaigning, the most competition, the most attacks, and maybe we'll finally have a proper election year, which I'm very excited about.
00:32:29.000So we'll be talking about all of that tonight.
00:32:31.000The polling, the attacks, everything that's been going on.
00:32:35.000Basically, the takeaway, the theme, is that Bernie Sanders is now the frontrunner.
00:32:40.000And there's a lot to fear with a Bernie Sanders presidency, Bernie Sanders even being the nominee for the Democrats, you know?
00:32:47.000So we'll talk about everything, not just with the primary, but also with the general election, Sanders versus Trump, and all of that.
00:32:55.000What am I going to tell if he gets in?
00:33:12.000Maybe we got spoiled because of the Groyper Wars.
00:33:16.000I felt like during the Groyper Wars, every single day we had something, and we had something big, and, you know, it was two hours of just straight content, without even super chats, it was just two hours of monologue, because we had so much to talk about.
00:33:29.000And it feels like for the past two weeks, I'm like,
00:34:14.000At this point, I honestly prefer that people watch the show on DLive.
00:34:17.000We're streaming on YouTube, and we're streaming on DLive, and I think it's probably actually better if people just watch the stream on DLive, because you can do super chats right on the website.
00:34:44.000If it appears that my engagement has shrunk on YouTube because of the strike and the demonetization, maybe they'll leave me alone, you know?
00:34:53.000In other words, maybe they went after me to begin with because my engagement was getting big.
00:34:58.000You know, for so long people had asked me, how have you not gotten banned on YouTube?
00:35:02.000And my big theory was always, well, I'm kind of flying under the radar.
00:35:06.000I was pretty much relatively unknown until somewhat recently.
00:35:11.000So, somebody told me, well, if you can demonstrate that all of that made a big hit on your engagement, then that would mean that they wouldn't have to go after you further.
00:35:19.000Now, I don't know, I don't know how true that is.
00:35:21.000That sounds a little, maybe, convoluted to me.
00:35:54.000Every day I think I have it in my notes, but I don't.
00:35:56.000It's entropystream.live slash app slash America First.
00:36:01.000And like I said, we haven't been getting too many through Entropy.
00:36:04.000Almost everybody that's been doing the Super Chats has been doing them through DLive.
00:36:09.000So, I mean, we're doing Entropy so that people that are watching on YouTube can still have an option, but
00:36:15.000I've always been of the belief that it's just more of a hassle to have to click a link and go through something else.
00:36:20.000I mean, please do it if you don't do it through DLive and usually do it on YouTube.
00:36:25.000I still will be using Entropy but, you know, generally I was always, I was reluctant to use a third-party thing because, you know, to ask people to click on a link and go through a whole other thing, it's just a hassle.
00:36:37.000That's why such a pain in the butt, trying not to curse as much, such a pain in the bottom
00:36:43.000That YouTube strips away the superchats.
00:36:47.000We were doing so good with the superchats.
00:36:51.000You know, the show is doing great numbers, we're streaming so much, superchats coming in, and I'm like, okay, like maybe we're not gonna have any problems.
00:36:58.000We've evaded all the bans, we evaded the demonetization, and then like overnight, boom, now we're streaming on two platforms.
00:37:29.000So anyway, so if you're feeling up for it, Entropy, if not DLive, but just a reminder that is the program that we're on because no more super chats, right?
00:37:38.000But with that out of the way, there's really not much else going on.
00:37:41.000I have to tell you, there's one other thing that I saw, and I don't know if you are noticing this.
00:37:49.000After I tell you this, I want you to really pay attention to what you read in the news, and maybe in books, and see if you pick up on this.
00:37:55.000But lately, I've noticed the trend, because I read a lot of news for this show, obviously.
00:38:01.000You know, I read BBC, Fox, Daily Wire, 4chan, all these different sources, Twitter, to compile the news of the day and put together a show.
00:38:09.000And in reading a lot of these articles, what I'm starting to notice, books as well, what I'm starting to notice is people are using the female pronouns
00:38:18.000To denote an impersonal second or third person subject.
00:38:24.000I don't know, is that the right way to describe that grammatically?
00:38:28.000What I mean by that is, for example, I was reading FiveThirtyEight today and was talking about how polling typically works and how they calculate national polls and how national polls affect things or whatever.
00:38:43.000And they were saying, well, when a candidate typically does X, Y, and Z, you know, normally when you're describing sort of like, not a specific person, but just in general, you might say like, one does this, or he does this.
00:38:55.000You know, so while normally I would be reading something like this, and I would expect to read, well, typically national polling helps us adjust.
00:39:02.000The local polling, if a candidate is polling, he would be, you know, such and such.
00:39:10.000As in normally when a presidential candidate has X, Y, and Z, she would be... And I'm thinking, it like stood out to me.
00:39:18.000They think it's like normal, but it's not.
00:39:20.000They think they're like, oh well this is just fair, we're just integrating in female pronouns and this is supposed to be gender equality, gender whatever.
00:40:56.000Like, I don't read that in a lot of the mainstream sources.
00:40:58.000538 is pretty mainstream, but that was like one of the first times I noticed it in a bigger publication, and I was like, wow, it really, this is really our
00:41:32.000To what has been going on in the Democratic primary.
00:41:35.000And so if you've been paying attention this month it has really like hit the fan.
00:41:40.000For the past year there has been nothing going on in the Democratic primary.
00:41:45.000You had more candidates in the Democratic primary I think before the first debate which was in June than you did in the GOP primary in 2016.
00:41:57.000Unprecedented in terms of how many people were in the same race in the same year.
00:42:02.000It was 17 Republicans in the Republican primary in 2015 and then in 2016 and in the Democratic primary I think there were like 22 or 23 candidates right before the first debate.
00:42:14.000Now some of them never qualified and some of them you never heard of but 20 qualified for the first debate for the first two debates I think in June and July and then that gradually narrowed and then more people got into the race
00:42:26.000You know, I think, for example, two people dropped out before the August debate, or rather, before the September debate, and then two more people joined.
00:42:34.000Steyer, Bloomberg, I think maybe one or two others.
00:42:37.000So it's been a huge race, and in spite of how many candidates, in spite of, in some ways, how different they are, generally speaking, they're basically the same in terms of their policies, their worldview, but, you know, Tom Steyer's like a billionaire, and he's on the same stage as Bernie Sanders.
00:42:53.000In spite of that, there's like no conflict between them.
00:42:55.000You know, same with Michael Bloomberg and somebody like Warren, Joe Biden, Buttigieg, you know, all these different characters, Klobuchar, Booker.
00:43:02.000And for a year, you basically had no conflict.
00:43:06.000Again, I mean, there were some minor exceptions, you know, famously Kamala Harris went after Joe Biden in the first debate and everybody was talking about it.
00:43:14.000But outside of that and a couple of other small dustups, there really hasn't been anything.
00:43:18.000But this month, it's been it's been pretty crazy.
00:43:22.000So I guess it really all started with the January debate, which we covered the January debate on my show.
00:43:30.000We watched the January debate, and this was something that I didn't even really notice.
00:43:37.000It's not something I spent a lot of time talking about, but one of the questions during the debate last week was about this comment that Bernie Sanders allegedly made that Elizabeth Warren couldn't be president because she's a woman.
00:43:49.000Do you remember that very obnoxious black moderator?
00:43:53.000She said, you know, Bernie Sanders, did you or did you not tell Elizabeth Warren that she could not be president because she's a woman?
00:43:59.000And this is a story that broke, I think, the same day as the debate or maybe the day before.
00:44:05.000And everybody was talking about it, and of course it was nonsense.
00:44:08.000Sanders clarified and said, you know, I actually encouraged her to run in 2015, and you know, 30 years ago I said a woman should be president, and so on.
00:44:17.000Say what you will about Bernie Sanders, but he is a true believer.
00:44:21.000When it comes to socialism, when it comes to this radical equality, if you go back and watch his stuff in the 1970s, it's like consistent.
00:44:31.000You know, so, say what you will, but there is some level of authenticity that he is a true believer, and so, you know, that he would say, a woman cannot be president, you know, it just doesn't really square, it doesn't really make any sense.
00:44:45.000After the debate, and I didn't notice this, even though it was broadcast, I think it was broadcast, right after the debate concluded, they both got caught on a hot mic.
00:44:55.000She came up to him and said, I think you just called me a liar on national TV!
00:45:00.000And he was like, well, you called me a liar!
00:45:14.000But that was, I think, a pretty significant moment.
00:45:16.000The next day, all over Twitter, people were blasting Warren.
00:45:20.000And this really began a divide in, like, the progressive
00:45:24.000I guess branch of this primary contest.
00:45:27.000You know, maybe the only major divide, the most stark divide in the primary is between, and I've been saying this since 2018, it's a divide between progressives and relative outsiders and establishment people and moderates, right?
00:45:42.000You know, progressives and outsiders on the one side, and I say outsiders in a very relative way, very subjective way.
00:45:49.000And on the other side, you've got centrists and moderates and the establishment types.
00:45:54.000You know, you've got Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar would probably fall into the category of establishment, relatively moderate, relatively centrist.
00:46:06.000You know, again, all these words are basically relative.
00:46:08.000How can you really be a moderate if you're somebody like Pete Buttigieg who's calling for these kinds of like radical electoral changes and things like that?
00:46:15.000In any case, you've got relative moderates, establishment types on the one side, and then you've got progressives, relative outsiders like Warren, Bernie Sanders, even somebody like Julian Castro on the other side.
00:46:28.000And so this was really the first big, like, shot across the bow from Warren on Sanders.
00:46:33.000Like I said, for about a year, you didn't really have any conflict, and this was the first time, and I think Warren basically cooked it up, that she set her sights on Bernie Sanders.
00:46:41.000And you're gonna see a lot more of that now because you've basically filtered out
00:47:44.000To release a slew of other more legitimate video clips where Biden endorsed social security reform including reducing benefit increases.
00:47:53.000So now not only do you have Elizabeth Warren attacking Bernie Sanders from a progressive angle from you know supposedly his same camp but now also Joe Biden launching the attack and you know Sanders reciprocating.
00:48:04.000Hillary Clinton came out to attack Bernie Sanders.
00:48:08.000This is a report from the New York Times
00:48:10.000It says, quote, Hillary Clinton lambasted Bernie Sanders in a forthcoming documentary as a career politician who, quote, nobody likes, savaging her rival for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination less than two weeks before the 2020 Iowa caucuses.
00:48:25.000The brutal remarks reopened longstanding party wounds with multiple Obama White House alumni knocking Clinton, Sanders supporters galvanizing behind their candidate, and current and former Clinton aides rushing to her defense.
00:48:39.000She said, quote, he was in Congress for years.
00:48:44.000He got nothing done, Clinton said in the four-part series called Hillary, which is set to debut in March and chronicles her life and most recent White House bid.
00:48:54.000She said, quote, he was a career politician.
00:48:56.000It's all just baloney and I feel so bad that people got sucked into it.
00:49:00.000And to me, it's pretty amazing who the candidate is that they're all attacking.
00:49:29.000And then Elizabeth Warren was the frontrunner.
00:49:31.000And I think it was the October debate when everybody piled on her and everybody started to attack her because she was number one in the polls.
00:49:38.000And now the same thing is happening to Sanders.
00:49:40.000And the reason being is because now Sanders is the frontrunner.
00:49:43.000Probably a better metric, more than the polling, is looking at all the different attacks, right?
00:49:48.000Joe Biden, I think, was the clear frontrunner for maybe the first six months.
00:49:54.000And in a lot of ways, technically still is.
00:49:56.000But all the attacks kind of confirmed that he was the target.
00:50:00.000He was who everybody was nervous about.
00:50:03.000I think even before she really beat Biden in the polls, I think she was basically within striking distance.
00:50:09.000But before she even ascended to the top of the list, at the top of the race, she attracted all the attacks and even a lot more media scrutiny.
00:50:17.000And now, similarly, people are attacking Biden.
00:50:19.000And this has coincided with his rise in the polls.
00:50:22.000And the most recent poll that we have today from CNN says that he's now number one, and number one by far.
00:50:30.000It says, quote, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has improved his standing in the national Democratic race for president, joining former Vice President Joe Biden in a two-person top tier above the rest of the field, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS.
00:50:46.000The poll marks the first time Biden has not held a solo lead in CNN's national polling on the race, which is kind of a big deal.
00:50:54.000Overall, 27% of registered voters who are Democrats or Democratic-leaning independents back Sanders, while only 24% favor Biden.
00:51:02.000Both are significantly ahead of the rest of the field, including Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren at 14%, Mayor Pete Buttigieg at 11%, Michael Bloomberg at 5%, and Amy Klobuchar and Andrew Yang at 4%.
00:51:16.000Sanders has gained seven points since the last CNN poll in December.
00:51:20.000Since that survey, the Vermont senator has also made gains in early state polling, including CNN's survey with the Des Moines Register in Iowa, where the first caucuses of the cycle will be held in less than two weeks.
00:51:31.000Sanders has made gains nearly across the board, clearly pulling away from Warren among liberals and also polling about even with Biden among voters of color, which means non-white voters.
00:52:06.000You know, we've had so many months of debates, something like seven months of debates, and we've basically narrowed down the field to like a top five.
00:52:12.000I would say more realistically a top four.
00:52:15.000You've got Biden, Sanders, Buttigieg, and Warren, and that's your top four.
00:52:20.000I don't think until we see the first primary contest will we really get an idea of how this race is going to shake out.
00:52:27.000For the first time, Sanders is now polling above Biden.
00:52:31.000There were other polls conducted today that had Biden polling way ahead of Sanders, polling way ahead of the rest of the field, and that's been the case throughout this month, that's been the case throughout the race.
00:52:42.000So as much as people have risen and fallen, you know, Warren came and went, Buttigieg has been having some good numbers in Iowa,
00:52:49.000Sanders was sort of stagnant for a while but it's been rising the past couple of months.
00:52:53.000In spite of all the fluctuations you've really only had a handful of polls where he's not number one.
00:52:59.000Now I will say that Biden is not by by any stretch
00:53:04.000The unambiguous guy who's gonna win the nomination.
00:53:07.000He might be, on a very technical level, the frontrunner.
00:53:10.000He might, on a technical level, be polling way higher than the top four, whatever.
00:53:15.000But that is by no means a guarantee that he will be the nominee.
00:53:18.000And the reason for this is because the field will start to shrink.
00:53:51.000Rubio dropped out on March 15th but the field started narrow dramatically and as the field narrowed all the voters who are against Trump started to consolidate behind other candidates.
00:54:02.000That's what introduces a lot of variables because if you were to say that it was just going to be this top four for the remainder of the primary probably Joe Biden would pull out a victory by a very small margin.
00:54:14.000Buttigieg, Warren, Sanders, Yang, Klobuchar, Steyer, Bloomberg, all the candidates, if they all made it all the way through to the end of the primary and Biden is polling at number one, well, I would venture to guess that he would probably win all the states because he's polling number one in Iowa, he's polling number one in New Hampshire, he's polling number one in South Carolina and Nevada, at least the last numbers that I saw showed this.
00:54:40.000So he's polling number one in most of the early battleground states.
00:54:43.000That is probably symptomatic of the rest of the country.
00:54:46.000He's polling number one nationally and it's been like that for a year.
00:54:49.000So if everybody stayed in the race until the end and he's polling at number one, well that means he's probably going to get the most electors and that will probably get him the most delegates and that'll probably secure him the nomination.
00:55:46.000Remain, I think it's like seven or eight or something like that.
00:55:49.000So all of that being said, we have to wait until Iowa, we really have to wait until these first four contests are over before we get a clear picture of who can win it.
00:55:57.000At this point, I hesitate to use this phrase, but it's kind of anybody's game.
00:56:02.000In the sense that you look at Biden, you look at Sanders, they're both very old, okay?
00:56:07.000Sanders suffered a heart attack, Biden doesn't know where he is,
00:56:11.000These are not very strong candidates, in my opinion.
00:56:29.000You know, so everybody has their strengths, but nobody is, in the way that Donald Trump was, running away with the nomination very clearly.
00:56:37.000Biden, who leads the field in this latest poll, has 23%, right?
00:56:46.000But none of these people are really running away with it.
00:56:48.000They're all basically clustering around, you know, you've got Buttigieg and Warren around the high teens and Biden and Sanders in the mid-20s.
00:56:56.000Nobody is clearly winning this race right out of the gate.
00:56:59.000So I guess we'll have to watch and wait and see.
00:57:01.000The big question I think at this point
00:57:20.000Where people are breaking on this is not so much where they lie ideologically, but how they think they should vote.
00:57:26.000In other words, should they vote based on what wins and what's pragmatic, in which case they will go for Biden, or are they voting based on what they think is, you know, more closely aligning with their views, in which case they're going to line up behind progressives.
00:57:40.000But it's really more a question about thinking how they should vote rather than what candidate they like the best.
00:57:46.000Not everybody's going out and voting based on what policies they like, even which candidate they like.
00:57:51.000You know, if you look at how it breaks down, 57% of Democratic voters still say it's more important to pick a nominee who can beat Trump.
00:58:00.000And the person that's leading the race in terms of electability by more than double the next closest guy is Biden.
00:58:07.000Biden's polling at 40% say they can beat Trump.
00:58:12.000So if 57% of Democratic voters say, we need the guy that can beat Trump, and Biden is the one who everybody says can beat Trump, well, even if they don't like him, even if they're not in love with the policies, they'll break for him.
00:58:24.000That said, increasingly, people are starting to think that Sanders is electable.
00:58:28.000I would say, if it comes to Democrats, it's a big mistake to assume that Bernie Sanders is not electable.
00:58:35.000I would say that on the one hand Joe Biden is somebody to fear in the sense that obviously he can probably pull away a lot of the white working class support that Donald Trump won in 2016.
00:58:46.000You know Biden still has this cachet from you know being the vice president for Barack Obama.
00:58:52.000He's a white man that has some appeal.
00:58:55.000He's also not as crazy as some of these other guys.
00:58:57.000He's not as radical as some of the other candidates.
00:59:00.000So there's obviously a threat in that.
00:59:01.000And if you look at any of the polling right now, if you look at RealClearPolitics, Biden is by far and away the one that polls better against Trump than any other candidate in the field.
00:59:11.000That said, polling right now is not indicative of how the general election will go.
00:59:17.000If you put Donald Trump on a debate stage with Joe Biden, I think Joe Biden would probably get destroyed.
00:59:22.000You know, Joe Biden, for as much as having his name on the ballot might help, him as a candidate, he's not a strong candidate.
00:59:30.000He's confused, he's old, his policies don't really appeal to young people.
00:59:35.000He really does not represent where the Democratic Party is.
00:59:39.000So for as much as people think he has electability, I think a lot of that is sort of like a self-fulfilling prophecy.
00:59:45.000I don't know if that's exactly true right now.
00:59:48.000Whereas if you look at Bernie Sanders, even if the polling's not all the way there, even if people don't buy him as electable right now, I will tell you that if it comes down to the debates,
00:59:57.000If it comes down to a general election between Trump and Sanders, Sanders is going to be pitching an actual alternative vision for the country, much in the same way that Donald Trump did in 2016.
01:00:09.000In the same way that Donald Trump was actually speaking to the concerns of working people, middle class people, on an economic level, and with Trump on a cultural level, Bernie Sanders will be the one doing that in 2020.
01:00:23.000If you look at Donald Trump, how he's been campaigning so far, and we talked about this a little bit last night, he's been campaigning on tax cuts, and a high stock market, and low unemployment, and all of that's great, but if you look at any of the numbers for how people feel the economy is doing, particularly among Trump's base, working class people, middle class people, it's not there.
01:00:45.000So if you look at these two messages, these two visions for how the country can go,
01:00:48.000You've got Trump, who is basically now parroting the status quo establishment GOP dogma for decades, which is to say, well, the stock market's great and taxes are cut and that's all fantastic, versus Sanders, who is pitching a revolutionary, radical agenda, but one that speaks to the economic interests of middle and lower class people.
01:01:13.000And I'll tell you this, if it comes down to Trump versus Bernie Sanders,
01:01:16.000I was reading a great article about this in VDARE today.
01:01:20.000The difference between Trump and Sanders is that Sanders will surround himself with true believers.
01:01:25.000This is why, in a lot of ways, we're sort of talking about this descriptively, how things are going to go, who's going to be the nominee.
01:01:32.000I'm not making a value judgment about who I want to be the nominee, who I think is the best.
01:01:37.000You know, I think whoever is going to lose should be the nominee, which at this point, I don't know who's more likely to lose if it's Sanders or Biden.
01:01:44.000But in any case, I could tell you that Sanders would be a nightmare for Republicans if you look at how he operates as a politician, his policies, things like that.
01:01:53.000If this guy got into office, this would basically be the end, as far as the movement goes, as far as the country goes.
01:02:00.000And I don't say that because he's a socialist.
01:02:02.000I say that because he would surround himself with true believers in the way that Trump did not.
01:02:08.000He would surround himself with people from his campaign, from his grassroots machine, his infrastructure, people that do believe in hardcore progressivism, people that do believe in hardcore leftism, and everything he's been preaching for 50 years, which, if you go back to the 1970s, this guy's a radical.
01:02:25.000And not just on the economy, on like everything.
01:02:28.000And think about the policies that he would implement, the kinds of things that would go down.
01:02:32.000You know, this universal healthcare, universal education, all of that.
01:02:44.000All these policies inviting all the world to come over.
01:02:47.000It's going to be open borders on day one.
01:02:49.000It's going to be more legal immigration on day one.
01:02:51.000And it's also going to be more free handouts and everything like that.
01:02:54.000Public services, not for us, but for the others.
01:02:57.000For non-whites, for immigrants, and so on.
01:02:59.000And you're going to have a cadre of true believers, hardcore leftists, who are going to be there to enforce it.
01:03:05.000So it'd be like everything you imagine the Donald Trump regime would be in terms of on the nationalist side and economic nationalism and populism and everything like that, which did not turn out to be, it would be realized with Bernie Sanders, but obviously in the complete other direction.
01:03:21.000So to me, it's sort of a nightmare scenario.
01:03:23.000But that's kind of how I see the race playing out at this point.
01:03:26.000It's really a question of where are the voters going to line up?
01:03:30.000This is a big question even for the Republicans in 2016.
01:03:33.000A big part of Donald Trump winning the primary was people slowly realizing that he was electable.
01:03:40.000In a lot of ways I see strong parallels with Trump and Bernie Sanders.
01:03:44.000In a similar way, even though Bernie Sanders has been a politician forever, like Hillary Clinton said, he's not a politician who is liked by very many people.
01:03:53.000You know, Bernie Sanders isn't even a Democrat.
01:03:55.000He was an independent, right, for years.
01:03:57.000And he also broke with a lot of Democrats on a lot of issues.
01:04:00.000He was one of the only people that seriously challenged Hillary Clinton for the nomination in 2016.
01:04:06.000So here you have somebody who's a relative outsider.
01:04:08.000Obviously, the rhetoric is very different from how establishment Democrats used to operate.
01:04:13.000You know, there's a lot of differences between him and Joe Biden and some of these other guys.
01:04:17.000And in the same way I think what happened with Trump finally consolidating the support he needed for the nomination, it was people basically believing that Trump could be president.
01:04:28.000It was almost people like visualizing that that was possible and if it was possible that that was something that is like realistic and something that is good and he could be presidential.
01:04:55.000And it's not a perfect analogy, but in a lot of ways, I think Democrats coming around and realizing Bernie Sanders could become the president, could be a nominee that could beat Trump, I think if they made that realization, if that happened, they would probably break for Sanders.
01:05:09.000And I think Sanders would become the official frontrunner, and he probably win a lot of states.
01:05:13.000Now as it happens when it comes down with these four contests you've got Iowa which is first up February 3rd and after that you've got New Hampshire and then I'm not sure if it's South Carolina or Nevada I think that's the order Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada.
01:05:29.000If you look at how it breaks down Iowa Biden has been polling at the top but it really is kind of split four ways they're all clustering around 20%
01:05:56.000In other words, if you looked at the 2016 primary, what happened in Iowa kind of determined what would happen in New Hampshire, and what happened in Iowa and New Hampshire determined the outcome in South Carolina, and so on.
01:06:08.000So we'll see what happens in Iowa, and that will probably change the dynamic that will probably influence what will happen in the rest of the primaries.
01:06:15.000So really it all hinges on the events of what happens next Monday.
01:06:18.000I think I can look at the results on the Iowa caucus, and we can get a good idea of where the race is headed.
01:06:25.000At this point I would say that really anybody can win.
01:06:27.000I would say Biden and Sanders are maybe the two most likely.
01:06:31.000Buttigieg, Warren, if they pull out something crazy maybe they can make it happen.
01:06:46.000Biden seems like he's a little bit off.
01:06:48.000So, barring something crazy, miraculous, either something terrible happens with Biden or Sanders, or something miraculous happens with Buttigieg or Warren, I think that's basically how it's going to shake out.
01:07:00.000That's a Democratic primary, but we'll be watching very closely.
01:07:03.000We'll have to watch next Monday and see how it all shakes out.
01:07:06.000I gotta tell you, though, when it comes to the 2020 race, people have been talking about this stuff for years now, you know.
01:07:13.000Really, since Donald Trump got in office, people have been talking about we, as Republicans, or as conservatives, or as nationalists, should we stick with Donald Trump?
01:07:23.000You know, if he's not fulfilling his campaign promises, people say, oh, I won't vote for him.
01:07:30.000But honestly, the more that you see what's happening on the other side, the more you realize, and this happens every election year, between the election years, people have the luxury of saying, I won't vote for Donald Trump.
01:07:43.000He didn't do what I thought he would or whatever.
01:07:46.000But every election year, when it comes down to a general election, you're reminded every day, in very explicit terms, that it is a completely binary choice.
01:07:56.000That you get a Republican or you get a Democrat.
01:07:59.000You don't get something in the middle.
01:08:45.000No regime change, no ground war, but that's the call?
01:08:48.000You know, you have to look at it from the perspective of what is, in practice, a democratic administration going to look like for our shared cause, for our struggle.
01:09:14.000Has that been... I think there was one case where, I forget, there was maybe one case where Donald Trump talked about somebody that got attacked for a MAGA hat.
01:09:23.000But really has not even stood up to that.
01:09:25.000Has not stood up to Antifa, has not protected our right to organize, to protest, anything like that.
01:09:30.000This guy didn't even talk about the gun rights rally in Virginia.
01:09:33.000He did like one lousy tweet about it and that was it.
01:09:36.000So does Donald Trump protect his supporters?
01:10:11.000When you've got various state governments that are going after us as opposed to the federal government, where the federal government is sort of laissez-faire.
01:10:17.000You know, imagine what it's going to look like when you have the full force of the presidency and the federal government coming down on us.
01:10:23.000Coming down on the tech, coming down on fundraising, coming down on money, things like that.
01:10:29.000I know it's hard for people to imagine things getting worse because it's been a rough few years.
01:11:09.000It's like they're going to put me in jail, okay?
01:11:12.000It's like, when they talk about going to war against white nationalism, and they're talking about making an office in the White House dedicated to fighting white supremacy, whatever, they're gonna treat white identity and right-wing reactionary politics like the Mafia, or like Al-Qaeda, or something like that.
01:11:30.000They will be trying to get you on everything.
01:11:32.000It'll be like political persecution like you haven't seen in this country from the federal government.
01:11:39.000You're starting to see a little bit of that.
01:11:41.000I've seen people post the wrong thing on Discord and the Feds show up and arrest them.
01:11:46.000You know, where they take their guns or whatever, but just wait until you get somebody like Sanders in charge, and they will completely eliminate the movement.
01:11:53.000And you're not gonna have people talk a lot about, well, maybe it needs to get worse before it gets better.
01:11:58.000It's gonna get worse for the movement first.
01:12:01.000And let me tell you, it's gonna be very hard to make the positive change that we need by sort of bringing everything caving down on the movement first.
01:12:09.000You know, shutting down our ability to spread our ideas, shutting down our ability to organize and fundraise and so on.
01:12:16.000Like, I don't see how that makes us better off.
01:12:19.000People have this very stupid, poorly thought-out belief that, like, well, if we elect a Democrat, things will get worse, and then, I don't know, things will get worse, and then what?
01:13:03.000So, I hear a lot of that idea about, well, Trump isn't exactly what we want him to be, so we either won't vote for him or won't vote for the other guy.
01:13:12.000It's like you either vote for somebody who is doing kind of a lousy job, but is still holding back the night, or you just sort of surrender and, you know, hell arrives.
01:14:12.000You know, I saw there was this amazing video where I think it was Greg Conti, who used to be a friend of Richard Spencer's, he went to one of these anti-Iran war demonstrations.
01:14:23.000You had all these left-wing people protesting against the Iran war, and you had Greg Conti, who is very notably associated with Spencer and the alt-right, he tried to go to this thing and protest the war with Iran.
01:14:52.000Started shoving him, jostling him, putting cameras in his face, screaming F.U., throwing up a middle finger.
01:15:00.000And so, people, and I've seen this all over the board, all over the place, across the board, all over the place, there is, like, this belief, and I don't know who it is, but it's in the alt-right, it's in some elements of the dissident right, where they believe that, like, well, there's left-wing populists, and there's right-wing populists, and there's, like, this imaginary, like, left-wing working class that is just, like, ours for the taking.
01:15:23.000If we just unite with them, there's a future for us in left-wing populism.
01:15:39.000Now, to an extent, can you convince people that are like white working-class blue-dog Democrats who are like old white guys that are culturally conservative?
01:15:47.000Can you convince them to vote for a Republican?
01:15:55.000Because they're not just like economic leftists.
01:15:58.000Look what they traffic in all these people that are Marxists.
01:16:01.000They're also in favor of, you know, Marxist racial theory.
01:16:04.000They're also in favor of Marxist gender theory.
01:16:06.000They're also in favor of Marxist everything else.
01:16:08.000Now, not to sound like a boomer, but so much of that beast is completely inseparable.
01:16:14.000You know, I mean, these parts are all necessary components of the modern left.
01:16:18.000The idea that Bernie Sanders would in any way, shape, or form be good for white people, or be good for us as a right-wing movement, in any capacity, is fantasy.
01:16:28.000It is totally insane thinking, totally irrational, fantastical thinking.
01:16:35.000I just had to throw that last thing out there.
01:16:37.000I don't know if a lot of people are going to know what I mean by that, but I do see this a lot on certain timelines from certain people.
01:16:43.000There's this delusion that we are going to find a champion in Bernie Sanders, you know, whatever, he's authentic, whatever.
01:17:57.000I don't see how blacks voting for Trump would mean that race is no longer real.
01:18:01.000Would that mean that, like, they don't have different, like, ligaments and they don't have different, like,
01:18:07.000Muscle tissue and they have different average intelligence and they have different genetics and different skin color and physical characteristics.
01:18:14.000Would that mean like all of that disappears?
01:19:18.000Blacks don't even know what racist means.
01:19:20.000Blacks just think that, I don't know, they think everybody's racist.
01:19:24.000And they think everybody's racist, I don't know, I think they're just sort of disagreeable.
01:19:28.000I think it's just about, on some level, it's just about, like, disagreeability, or it's about, you know, conning us out of something, I don't know.
01:19:36.000You know, why would they have any reason to believe that this guy's racist?
01:19:40.000All this guy does is talk about low black unemployment.
01:19:42.000I mean, he clearly does not hate black people, but everybody... Well, he's racist.
01:20:43.000Why should that have any value to any person?
01:20:45.000Why shouldn't anybody look at that and say, like, oh, that's a legitimate... Wow, we should take that seriously.
01:20:51.000you know at a certain point it's like really so anyway uh racist incels says a coward dies a thousand deaths yeah very true favorite lyric yeah from that song from that kanye song galaxy brains is 10 000 plus lemons missing from last night mom yeah mom mom went into my lemon wallet and took all my lemons i was gonna pay you back i promise yeah okay mom
01:21:20.000Man, I'm just getting ready to retire, man.
01:21:22.000Some of the shit people say about this show, it's like, it's not even worth it anymore.
01:21:26.000Somebody tagged me on Twitter and they were like, oh, I really don't like the way you talk, or in the YouTube comments or something, they were like, I really don't like the way you talk about your mom.
01:21:35.000That's not, that doesn't seem very Christian or something like that.
01:21:39.000It's literally just white people that don't get it.
01:21:42.000This is how, you know, my mom's Italian.
01:21:45.000And that's just how it works, okay, in our household.
01:21:48.000It's not, I'm not seriously, I'm not seriously talking about it that way.
01:21:53.000I'm not unironically blasting my mom because she, you know, borrowed money because she needed cash.
01:21:59.000Of course, Angloids, so I have to get unironic and serious.
01:22:02.000Do I have to go, you know, linguistic beans and toast on you and just give it to you straight up?
01:25:27.000President versus like a congressman, I think it's a lot different.
01:25:30.000When it comes to a congressperson, I think it's on a case-by-case basis.
01:25:34.000And, you know, because with a congressperson, you know, you can actually legitimately get Democrats that aren't very bad.
01:25:42.000You know, when it comes to, for example, like, well I don't want to dox my congressional district, but there are some Democrats that are pro-life, there are some Democrats that are pro-Second Amendment, some of them are against immigration, some, some are more moderate than others, and also, you know, electing a Democratic congressman is not going to alter the course of the country.
01:26:02.000Electing a president will, you know, so that's the way I look at it.
01:26:06.000Minnesota Groyper says, I'm laughing at everyone spurging out over milk.
01:26:58.000Percussive delivered with emphasis of visceral shut up bitch, you know to a woman nothing more powerful nothing stronger Oh, yeah, she's a real bitch.
01:27:07.000Yeah, get out of here, bitch There's nothing more.
01:27:10.000There's nothing stronger than that one.
01:27:12.000I love well There is one but I can't say it on this stream.
01:28:46.000You know, it's like that meme of the Israeli tank and a Palestinian kid throwing a rock at it and the rock is a woman calling a man an asshole and the barrel of the tank is shut up bitch, you know?
01:30:11.000Yeah, China first China number one Galaxy brain says groper war had rocky draws blood on Drago vibes, you know, I never watched rocky hate to hate to say it, but I never saw rocky I never saw any of the rocky movies, so I can't really relate.
01:30:26.000I know I'm gonna get roasted for that.
01:34:59.000And all this is to say, this kind of stuff about she instead of he, you know, womankind and herstory and whatever, all this feminist stuff, all of it, every part of it, not third wave, not fourth wave, all of it, every bit of it that says that women and men are in any meaningful way equal, it's all gotta go.
01:37:43.000So actually people can get in a car accident.
01:37:47.000Spurts but thanks for the ninja gamey spurts says favorite Kanye album musically beats only not lyrics Favorite Kanye album musically that's kind of a weird question in terms of like instrumentals production I Would probably say that's a tough one I've never thought of it this way Mmm, you know late registration.
01:38:11.000I think shines a lot more with the production than it does with the lyrics I wouldn't say it's my favorite though
01:38:18.000Maybe I would say Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy just for like runaway power, monster, you know, so gorgeous, devil in a new dress.
01:38:31.000So I would probably say Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
01:38:33.000Yeezus is very good, you know, if you think about like guilt trip.
01:39:06.000That's like, I view that as like another trilogy.
01:39:08.000You've got the college trilogy and then I think you've got the trilogy of Dark Twists to Fantasy Ys and Life of Pablo.
01:39:17.000Okay, California Groyper says, not gonna lie, Bloomberg's kind of based for the stop and frisk, yeah, but in everything else he's not based.
01:39:24.000He wants to limit the size of our soft drink cups.
01:40:02.000spurts says nick fuentes was searched 165 000 times in december wow where'd you get that from is that from uh like google search trends powerful pretty epic stuff floppy says and another one one more diamond i lied okay i'll make for the three diamonds there american revival says please clap
01:40:24.000four-year-old joke jaded says cleavage haha i'm gonna coom cleavage meaning a divide meaning a separation a fault line lonely dino says hey nick love the show any merch recommendations yeah buy my merch i don't know what do you mean merch recommendations buy my merch and pick which one you like what does that even mean buy the one that you like uh peach crayon says love the show king thanks
01:41:47.000On the one hand, Breitbart was great under Bannon, and a lot of what was good about Trump's agenda came from Bannon.
01:41:57.000But then again, Bannon is like... I mean, a lot of his stuff is kind of boomerish, you know?
01:42:02.000The way that he talks about Iran, the way that he talks about China... It's just not... This economic nationalism stuff, at the end of the day, I don't know if that's it.
01:46:34.000Jude says, how dissimilar was Charlottesville from the Vice documentary?
01:46:39.000You know, honestly, I was at Charlottesville, but I really, I never got to Lee Park.
01:46:44.000So I, you know, I really wasn't there there in the way that I'm portrayed in the sense that the Charlottesville started the night before, Friday, they had the Tiki Torch thing.
01:46:57.000And I was in, I was in Illinois when that happened.
01:46:59.000I flew in the morning of the rally at Lee Park around the Lee Monument, which was supposed to be like the actual rally.
01:47:07.000And by the time I got there, it had already been dispersed.
01:47:10.000All the fighting with Antifa, you know, everybody being cleared out of the park, that had already happened.
01:47:16.000You know, I went with a friend, we landed, I think it was Saturday, we landed Saturday morning, we got to our hotel, we got situated, we walked outside the hotel, we saw some people walking towards Lee Park.
01:47:29.000I think one of them had an IE flag, one of them had another flag.
01:47:32.000We were like, oh hey, you going at the thing?
01:47:34.000We were all excited, we were heading over, and we were like maybe two or three blocks from Leap Park, and the police just posted up, like riot police literally blocking our path and said, oh you can't get to Leap Park, they cleared it out already.
01:49:18.000I haven't seen that Vice documentary in a long time, but as far as I could tell, I didn't see any neo-Nazis, I didn't see any swastikas, anything like that.
01:49:31.000So, anyway, California Groyper says, Oy, you have a spot of the tism.
01:51:09.000It had all the, like, coming attractions organized by date.
01:51:13.000So it's like, you know, this Friday, these movies are coming out all the way going out for like years.
01:51:17.000And so I and that's why I know all the dates of like movie releases from 2010 and 2011 because for a period of like a year, I would obsessively like go through that and see like every movie, you know, so I could still tell you I can still tell you that the movie source code with
01:51:36.000Jake Gyllenhaal came out on April 1st.
01:51:38.000And I don't know if it was 2011 or 2010, but it was somewhere around there.
01:51:42.000I can tell you that the movie Hannah, which is a European movie, came out on April 8th.
01:51:46.000I can tell you that the movie Red came out on October 15th with Bruce Willis.
01:51:51.000And I can tell you that Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol came out on December 16th.
01:52:42.000Compared to going out, going and driving to the theater, and you got the popcorn, you sit in, everybody's there, everybody's excited, you get the trailers, you get the movie, it's loud, it's exciting.
01:54:31.000Well it's funny, like Richard Spencer, you know, not like I want him to like me or anything, I'm glad actually.
01:54:36.000When he throws me under the bus and he, you know, shit talks me and whatever, it's actually good for me.
01:54:41.000But, it's funny that he likes, he thinks like this imaginary left wing, he will give them more of the benefit of the doubt and say nice things about them and so on, than people who are closer to him, or are right wing, but are not on board with like, whatever retarded ideology he has.
01:55:00.000And a lot of people in like the alt-right, a lot of like in the proper classical alt-right feel that same way.
01:55:07.000Oh, Amnets, oh people support Donald Trump, boomers, conservative boomers are cringe, but they like, they have this delusion, they have this, these rose-colored glasses about the left, you know, populist left.
01:55:19.000Populist left hates them, kicks them, calls them Nazi scum, that's okay, that's okay, we have more in common, you know, and then these, you know, boomers that agree with them on maybe 70% of the things.
01:57:02.000Well, I wouldn't know I don't drink so that one went over my head America first juice is take lemons and donate to Nick to cure coronavirus.
01:57:11.000Thank you for the lemons to cure coronavirus Yeah, a lot of people still don't know that I don't drink people will
01:57:20.000You know email me or whatever and they'll say I want to buy you a drink It's like I don't drink and I don't want you to look I don't want you to buy me anything Okay, so many people are like I want to buy you a drink and it's like Even if it was like something I wanted it's like no, thank you
01:57:37.000If you want to buy me a drink, send me five bucks, you know?
01:57:41.000What that really means is I'd like to buy an hour of your time at an extremely discounted rate of, you know, the cost of a drink, which I don't even know what a drink costs, but that's what it really means.
01:58:55.000People still, I meet people and they're like, you know, offering me liquor or whatever.
01:58:59.000It's like, I thought it was kind of well known.
01:59:05.000I saw that video on Twitter the other day of this girl streamer and she was like, you know, I have so many people watching this stream and nobody will pay me.
01:59:46.000And again, I've never said anything along those lines, but, you know, the bullying, the bullying, the sort of nastiness, the rebuffed, rebuffed extensions of invitations, things like that, rebuffed invitations.
02:00:01.000Rebuffed kindness, you know people trying to say nice things and you know me just shooting it down It's like you should see what America first is like, but it's all but it's all in good fun I don't I don't mean in a personal way.
02:01:53.000We would... I remember it was so cringe.
02:01:56.000In AP European History in high school, we did... I think with almost every unit, there was a study of like, what was the role of women during the time?
02:02:03.000And it was like, they didn't really have one.
02:02:40.000Stop me if I'm wrong, but I mean, let's be real.
02:02:43.000Let's take a look at the greatest philosophers, greatest emperors, greatest presidents, greatest generals, greatest artists, greatest, you know, composers.
02:03:00.000Omissions there when it comes to gender or rather rather not omissions, but some serious lack lacking They're in the lacking department when it comes to these things So so that's how I feel about her straight.
02:04:41.000And it's not, you know, in describing that nature, you're not describing what that nature is and is not, does not mean that you're hating on them or it's even negative or anything like that.
02:04:50.000It's just to say, it's the way things are.
02:08:45.000I know that probably I can't change your mind.
02:08:48.000If you read the whole Bible and you came away with, uh, our religion should just be left to us to interpret by ourselves and we'll get into heaven by faith alone.
02:08:56.000You know, if you read the whole Bible and that was your conclusion, all I can say is, uh, you know, you're gonna be down there and you'll say to yourself, guess I was wrong.
02:09:26.000If you take religion seriously at all, and it's serious stuff, this is serious business.
02:09:30.000Talking about matters of eternal life and eternal annihilation, salvation, you better believe that God would want you to be practicing the religion in a specific way.
02:09:41.000You know, when it comes to these matters, would God leave a book and say, have at it?
02:09:46.000Well, if you do it the right way, you'll live forever.
02:10:03.000A religion that has no authority doesn't make any sense.
02:10:06.000That's why Protestants have lesbian pastors, transgender pastors, that's why they, you know, that's why they're in favor of abortion in some cases.
02:10:13.000I mean, look at the horrible things that go on in the Protestant Church.
02:10:17.000You could say that there are abuses in the Catholic Church, and you'd be right, but the difference is
02:10:22.000The Catholic Church doesn't say it's okay.
02:10:24.000You know, according to Catholic teaching, according to the Catholic interpretation of the faith, the only reason we could say these things are wrong is because it's in, it's in the Catechism, it's in the Bible.
02:10:36.000The Church will tell you, you know, well, these people are abusing it.
02:10:40.000Okay, and according to the Church, it's wrong.
02:11:33.000I don't, you know, I really basically only listen to Kanye, but, uh, you know, I have listened to other things before, but for the past, like, four years I've almost exclusively listened to Kanye, but I do like some of the other stuff.
02:11:47.000Molly says, can't pause movie to go to the bathroom at the theater.
02:11:50.000Yeah, that's why you go to the bathroom before.
02:13:33.000No, my parents were not really like that.
02:13:35.000My parents were like culturally Catholic.
02:13:37.000They're not really, you know, my mom was telling me, this is a conversation we had like a year ago.
02:13:42.000She's like, well, I just don't think that everything the church says is, uh, you know, like the faith or like true or whatever.
02:13:50.000And I'm like, mom, that's what it means to be Catholic.
02:13:53.000You know, she's like, I'm Catholic, but I don't know.
02:13:55.000I mean, some of the things that church says, I don't know if I agree with, I'm like, mom, but you, you like have to agree with it, you know?
02:14:02.000I'll hear like my mom, even my grandma will say like, well I don't think you have to go to church.
02:14:41.000Because I feel like only Protestants have this like religious freak out over, you know, pop culture things like Harry Potter, metal, whatever.
02:14:48.000Because, yeah, my parents never, you know, they were never weird about that kind of stuff.
02:14:53.000They just didn't want me to swear, they didn't want me to watch like adult material, things like that.
02:14:58.000You know, very, just, just in a very general sense, conservative, but not like, not anything like any religious freak out, like, oh, you can't watch, like I was a big Star Wars guy, they were never like, oh, you can't,
02:15:08.000Watch Star Wars, that's bad, you know?
02:15:37.000Burt Paulson says we just need to get them to start visiting national parks and they'll stop dumping trash into the rivers.
02:15:43.000Yeah, I just gotta just got to show them the Grand Canyon and I'm sure they will be model citizens.
02:15:50.000Fatacotti says super chatter put the link in the description dummy you shut up retard later that night puts link in description mumbles to self still a cringe super chat yeah it was still cringe don't don't be rude don't be rude you have no you have no right you have no right to be rude to me okay I'm rude to you so shut it even if it was a good idea shut your mouth shut it and watch the show that's how it works around here
02:16:57.000The Spencer right pines for a Sanders victory with the hope that he will not live up to his promises, similar to Trump, which will ignite a unity between the socialist left and the nationalist right.
02:17:19.000Not only will the Sanders victory live up to its promises, but beyond that, and even if it doesn't, if it falls short, it'll be bad enough for us.
02:17:28.000And beyond that, there will be no unity between right and left.
02:17:30.000If Trump fails us, if Sanders fails them, people are not going to turn around and say, Communists?
02:17:38.000And they're going to turn around and say, Nazis?
02:19:04.000What I said was, in order to convey to you the gravity of how bad immigration is,
02:19:10.000I will tell you that Stalinism would not be as bad.
02:19:14.000Now saying that Stalinism is not as bad as demographic change is not me saying I support communism or that I support Bernie Sanders.
02:19:22.000It is a rhetorical tool to show you the gravity of our situation, to communicate the scale and scope of the devastation through comparison.
02:19:34.000Oh, so, you know, people that are unironically supporting Bernie Sanders is the same as saying Stalinism would be not as bad as demographic change.
02:20:29.000I remember when I first heard that one, uh, five years ago.
02:20:32.000I remember when I first heard that meme five years ago, and it was so funny.
02:20:38.000Uh, West Saxon says, on a similar vein with the she thing, I remember in Sex Ed, they would always use gender neutral names in all of the examples.
02:20:51.000Faticotti says, Hey Nick, if you got Donald Trump to write a letter to YouTube about you and how he will break them up if they don't put you on trending would really help you out King lol.
02:21:25.000Some of these superchatters, it's like if you put the proverbial doctor's tool, you look into their ear, you know, you go to a checkup, they're looking in your ear, you would see like a monkey toy.
02:21:35.000You would see one of those lined up monkey toys doing the symbols, right?
02:21:49.000Hey Nick, if you got Donald Trump to write a letter to YouTube about you and how to break them up if they don't put you on trending, would really help you out, King.
02:22:31.000I know you're just earnestly sending a message and you're trying to support the show and I appreciate that.
02:22:36.000You know, you're trying to support the show
02:22:38.000What am I supposed to do with these things?
02:22:51.000Mark says the thought process behind Tucker 2024 is not, I like this guy so he should be president, but rather it is who should be president by the process of elimination should be this guy.