Learn English with Donald Trump. President Donald Trump speaks to the Michigan primary voters on why he is the best choice to defeat Hillary Clinton in 2020 and why you should vote for him. He also speaks about his vision for the future of the America First movement and what it means to be a nationalist, nationalist, and nationalist in America. Trump also discusses why he s running for president in 2020, and why he thinks it s the best chance for him to win the 2020 election and what to do if he doesn t win in 2020. He finishes with a call to all nationalists, patriots, nationalists, and nationalists to join him in declaring war on the evil Trump campaign and declare liberation from corporate greed and oppression, and to make him independent from the corporate and foreign influence that plagues him and the rest of the Republican Party. Trump is a peaceful man, and he needs to be liberated from his corporate, leftist, liberal donors, and total Zionist oppression. America First and Christ the King. America first. America only. No foreigners, no corporations, no foreigners, just America. Just America. No borders, no immigrants, no borders, just the American people, no Israel, no other country, just America. No borders. No other country. Just America, no foreign influence, no non-Americans, no immigration, no more, no matter where you come from, just A.I., just that. and just in this speech by Donald Trump, the President of the United States. Tweet Me! or tweet me if you enjoyed this speech! . to let me know what you thought of it! or if you think it was good or bad, tweet me what you think of it. or what you would like to see him do more of it in the next episode! and I ll be listening to it :) :) Timestamps: 1:00 - What do you think about it? 3:30 - What does it mean to you think? 4: What are your thoughts on the speech? 5: What would you like to hear from him? 6:15 - Is it better? 7: Is he a peaceful and authentic? 8:40 - What are you're you're a revolutionary? 9:20 - How do you know that he's not? 11:00 12:30 13:15 14:00 | How do I know he's going to win 2020? 15:40 16:30 | What do I think he's a bully? 17:10
Transcript
Transcripts from "America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes" are sourced from the Knowledge Fight Interactive Search Tool. You can also explore and interact with the transcripts here.
00:01:34.000They didn't hear us when we emailed them.
00:01:36.000And they didn't hear us when the Washington Post and every other news media outlet reported it.
00:01:42.000For that reason, the Goyper War will continue and we will accelerate and intensify our plans.
00:01:52.000We have to deploy to Michigan and we have to make it hurt as much as possible.
00:01:59.000If he wants to stop the pain, he must stop the betrayal of America first.
00:02:17.000My own narrative is not one of some sudden looming bolt of lightning out of the blue.
00:02:22.000It was a slow and steady, unrelenting stream of blips and blinks, glimmers and glares, low beams and high beams of light, some of which I did not want to see.
00:02:37.000And then finally, a point of no return reckoning.
00:02:46.000I think it was because I fiercely came out during the Griper Wars of 2019 when so many of these brave young men were on college campuses challenging the likes of Zio Schill, Dan Crenshaw, questioning him about his undying loyalty.
00:03:01.000And of course, defending Nick Fuentes and so many of the stars of the burgeoning America First movement who, through an increasing amount of activism, are really going to ensure the future and the success of that movement.
00:03:17.000The end of the year, the first movement was to be seen by the the first movement was to be seen by the first movement of the world.
00:03:47.000The end of the year, the first movement was to be seen by the first movement of the world.
00:03:52.000The first movement was to be seen by the first movement of the world.
00:05:28.000And if they don't make the course correction, then it's on them.
00:05:32.000Our movement is about replacing a failed and corrupt political establishment with a new government controlled by you, the American people.
00:05:44.000This election will determine whether we're a free nation or whether we have only the illusion of democracy but are in fact controlled by a small handful of global special interests rigging the system and our system is rigged.
00:07:58.000So this is a call to all Christians, immigration restrictionists, foreign policy non-interventionists, trade protectionists, those in favor of industrial policy, patriots, nativists, nationalists, non-interventionists, traditionalists that are not happy with the state of the Trump campaign, you are being recruited.
00:08:43.000If we don't succeed, if this doesn't work, there's no hope.
00:08:47.000You either get Kamala, and it's total left-wing oppression, it's total bullshit, BLM nonsense, or if you get Trump, it's gonna be total Zionist corporate domination.
00:23:03.000And certainly it is consequential for him.
00:23:06.000He is either going to serve another four years as president, capping off a 15-year era of Trump, Or he's going to jail and will be bankrupted, two-time loser.
00:24:24.000If it's as close as they say it is, it could be Thursday, Friday, maybe even later before they finish the count in some of these states.
00:24:33.000Results are not even expected in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Arizona until Wednesday or maybe Thursday at the earliest.
00:24:43.000So, it is going to be an unbelievable week.
00:24:48.000And of course, that is really only the beginning.
00:24:51.000A victor will be declared at some point.
00:24:56.000And then the question is, will each side respect the ultimate decision?
00:25:03.000Will the Democrats turn over the keys to Donald Trump, who stormed the Capitol, convicted felon, accused rapist, so-called admirer of Hitler?
00:25:14.000And if Kamala is declared the victor, will Trump concede the defeat of And resign and walk away, or will there be another Stop the Steal campaign?
00:25:28.000We're in for a lot of surprises and a lot of uncertainty, and it all starts tomorrow.
00:26:40.000In 2020, 70% of all votes were cast early.
00:26:45.000meaning voting by mail or voting in-person absentee, which is people that actually show up to a polling location in person, but just weeks or a month before Election Day.
00:27:00.000In some states, they have similar numbers of people voting early, such as in North Carolina and Nevada, that voted early in 2020 when it was the majority.
00:27:12.000Although across the board, early voting is down, we have a lot of data to parse through and a few key insights.
00:27:19.000All the indicators are actually favorable towards Trump.
00:27:23.000More Republicans are voting early now than they were in 2020.
00:27:28.000Republican registration is up compared to 2020.
00:27:32.000The gap is more narrow compared to what it was four years ago.
00:27:37.000And female turnout is down, which in light of the Roe versus Wade decision a couple of years ago is actually a good sign for Republicans.
00:27:48.000So we'll talk about some of the insights that we have based on early voting and we'll talk about the math and what states Trump needs to win and what a possible victory could look like.
00:28:12.000I'll almost certainly be going until midnight or later.
00:28:17.000And I don't know how practical this is, but I'd like to just stay live until we have a victor.
00:28:24.000So I may sleep on the stream, maybe I'll go off stream for a few hours and come back in the morning, I'm not sure.
00:28:34.000But I do plan to be here for the majority of the time until a victor is declared.
00:28:39.000It's going to be grueling and brutal and I'm going to be exhausted and My body will be tested, but I'm really going to put it all on the line.
00:28:50.000I'm going to put my life and limb on the line.
00:28:54.000And we will be, that's the other element we're going to be watching for cheating.
00:28:58.000You know, that is the big, one thing I want to say, that is going to be one of the things, and I don't think a lot of people are even talking about it, but 2020 was stolen.
00:29:08.000I don't know how many people truly believe that, that have said it.
00:29:12.000I absolutely believe that that was the case.
00:29:15.000And yet that seems to be not an item of discussion this time.
00:32:02.000And then my life was destroyed after January 6th.
00:32:06.000What began on the election, the night of the election, November 2020...
00:32:13.000After several months ended in the destruction of my life, my friends betrayed me, I lost all my money, my platform, and it has taken me four long years to claw my way back, facing virtually bankruptcy, isolated completely, no allies, no friends, no platform anymore.
00:32:46.000I'm going to try and survive this transition so that by January 20th, I hope, knock on wood, say a prayer, that I'm still on Rumble, that I'm still in business here, still alive, and Because who knows what can happen?
00:33:06.000I mean, these elections, people get a little crazy.
00:33:14.000And I hope I don't lose it, you know, like I did four years ago and go absolutely crazy and, you know, go to D.C. And stand there at the Capitol giving a speech and then...
00:33:27.000I really got the worst of both worlds because I got absolutely wrecked by the feds, yet people call me a fed.
00:34:47.000For weeks, for months, I've been so bored and just despondent and disillusioned with the whole process, and I really was completely apathetic.
00:36:43.000And since I've declared that intention, people have said that I'm a traitor, they say that I'm anti-Trump, and all kinds of other things.
00:36:53.000You know, but I was one of the original Trump supporters.
00:36:57.000I've been a political person since I was 12 years old, very conservative.
00:37:03.000middle and high school i was libertarian constitutionalist something like that and trump announced he was running right before my senior year of high school in june 2015 and initially i didn't like him you know i was a small government libertarian free market guy and so i really liked ted cruz and rand paul a lot more i was 16 okay so So somebody said that earlier today.
00:37:45.000I was convinced about the role that the media plays and their bias.
00:37:49.000Above all, I recognized that Trump was a fighter, right?
00:37:53.000Unlike the Republicans, it was more even than the policies.
00:37:57.000It was his temperament that he as a guy was part of our tribe and he would actually fight for us against them.
00:38:08.000He would fight for the people, fight for Americans, for conservatives, people with our values against the elites, against the establishment that obviously does not share our values, the media, the Democratic Party, even the Republican Party, too.
00:38:25.000Bureaucrats, Wall Street, the capitalist class, all these types.
00:40:09.000Build a wall, deport illegals, tax their emissions to fund the construction of the wall, and even limit legal immigration like in the form of temporary work visas and green cards and other things like that.
00:40:24.000What we got in the first Trump administration was not at all what we were promised.
00:40:59.000The presence in Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan all continued.
00:41:04.000Meanwhile, Republicans, establishment Republicans were hired in the cabinet.
00:41:09.000They were endorsed and promoted in Congress and the Senate.
00:41:13.000They were nominated and confirmed as federal judges and on the Supreme Court.
00:41:18.000And so by 2019 or 2020, it was clear, it was apparent to anybody who was paying attention that although Donald Trump won a great victory, although the message was sound, and although something had obviously changed, There was a ripple effect from 2016.
00:41:38.000He was not going to be the guy, probably, that was competent enough to oversee the institutionalization of the changes he made.
00:41:50.000He could not, although he changed everybody's minds and he won the hearts and minds and the vote and the office, he could not competently execute the agenda.
00:42:03.000And as such, the party was not fundamentally transformed after the first term.
00:42:14.000And I also went out after Biden claimed victory and I protested the certification of the vote, like I said, in many of the state capitals.
00:42:26.000I organized my own rally in Lansing, Michigan.
00:42:29.000I went to other rallies in Phoenix, Arizona, Atlanta, Georgia, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C. I was extremely active, traveling almost that entire period, and I was also present at January 6th.
00:43:22.000And I did all of that for a few reasons.
00:43:25.000Towards the end of Trump's first term, there was a sign that maybe the personnel was turning a corner.
00:43:33.000Trump replaced the head of his personnel office at the beginning of 2020 with a guy named John McEntee, who was a loyalist from the original campaign.
00:43:42.000And according to several sources, a purge was beginning, although too little too late in the final year of Trump's presidency in 2020.
00:43:54.000John McEntee and others were instituting loyalty tests, firing disloyal people, hiring loyal people, and it seemed like if we got four more years, there was a chance that maybe things could turn around.
00:44:10.000I'll also say that in 2020, we were facing a lot of critical issues like the COVID pandemic and a vaccine mandate was around the corner.
00:44:21.000BLM had just destroyed all the cities.
00:44:24.000And again, since the election was stolen, it seemed likely that if the Democrats were able to get away with the stolen election, then they would probably steal every other election in the future.
00:44:40.000Moreover, if they could steal every election in the age of COVID, it seemed likely that digital passports were on their way, digital ID, and something like one-party rule with an anarcho-tyrannical surveillance state.
00:44:56.000So it seemed like the stakes were far too high in 2020 to let Joe Biden become the president.
00:45:02.000But what has taken place over the last four years?
00:45:07.000Over the last four years, contrary to what many people said back then, the pandemic did end.
00:45:16.000There were not vaccine passports outside of some states and cities.
00:45:23.000And eventually the pandemic and its restrictions evaporated.
00:45:27.000Contrary to what people said, tech censorship actually got better and not worse.
00:45:33.000No thanks to the Biden administration.
00:45:36.000Yet, through private means and through court cases, we have been able to roll back some of the government-ordered censorship.
00:45:45.000And we have also been able to get platform access on X and Rumble because of private investment.
00:45:56.000When you look politically at the outcome of Biden's victory in 2020, it was actually not devastating for the right wing or for the dissident right at all.
00:46:09.000I would say that, of course, for people that got caught up in the January 6th case, and I was one of them, I didn't get charged, but I did get some penalties.
00:46:21.000Obviously, for those 1,600, 1,700 people, it wasn't good.
00:46:25.000But for the dissident right broadly, I feel like we've never been stronger.
00:46:29.000I feel like the truth and the consciousness have never been higher than in any other time other than the time we're living in right now.
00:46:39.000So the doom and gloom of what people said about the Biden administration just simply never arrived.
00:46:44.000The economy's bad, but there's been no recession.
00:46:48.000Wars have been raging in Ukraine and the Middle East, but it's not World War III, I would say, and I say that you could also put a lot of the blame on the Trump administration for reasons we could get into in the superchats.
00:47:01.000So things have not actually been catastrophic under the Biden administration.
00:47:06.000With regard to Donald Trump in the past four years, I was looking forward actually to 2024.
00:47:13.000My expectation after his defeat in 2020 was that surely after Donald Trump was betrayed by the Republican Party, after they fed him to the wolves, they allowed the election to be overthrown.
00:47:29.000The GOP was complicit in the election theft in 2020.
00:47:34.000They made no sincere effort to overturn the election in the courts.
00:47:39.000They made no sincere effort to overturn the election in Congress.
00:47:43.000And after January 6th, not only did they cease even their performative opposition to the election theft, but actually they participated in it directly.
00:47:56.000They threatened Donald Trump with impeachment in the Senate.
00:47:59.000They said that if he didn't get in line, they would actually allow the Democrats to convict him and remove him from office early.
00:48:08.000Many Republicans actually called for Trump's cabinet to remove him from office under the Constitution, including his current campaign manager, Chris Lasavita.
00:48:18.000So after everything that Donald Trump was put through in the original campaign in the first term and then the stolen election, I assumed, or at least I was confident that Donald Trump would not make the same mistake that he made the or at least I was confident that Donald Trump would not make the I thought that after Donald Trump was betrayed, he would mount a revenge tour.
00:48:45.000He wouldn't just be after the White House.
00:48:48.000He would also be after the heads of everybody that betrayed him.
00:48:52.000And certainly he would at the minimum not be hiring them to run his campaign or a potential second administration.
00:49:01.000I thought, and I think for good reason, that he would be on a war path, that he would bring together all the people that were loyal throughout that period, not even necessarily including me, but everybody else who served under him in the administration.
00:49:18.000and he would put together a campaign, and then he would bury forever, not just the establishment on the left, but also on the right.
00:50:15.000And in 2020, when he lost the people that betrayed him in his moment of need when he was weakest, he immediately rewarded them again.
00:50:28.000Just months after he was removed from office on the inauguration of Joe Biden, Donald Trump met with Kevin McCarthy and Mar-a-Lago and promised to endorse him and to help him win the speakership in the 2022 midterms Which he eventually did.
00:50:50.000Trump did rallies for McCarthy, for the Republicans, awarded them the majority, awarded McCarthy the speakership, even weighed in on the speakership battle, and allowed Kevin McCarthy to betray us again, which we'll get to.
00:51:09.000Trump brought together in his campaign people like Chris Lasavita, who were part of the betrayal.
00:51:18.000Donald Trump brought into the fold as his vice president, J.D. Vance, who was a never-Trumper until 2020.
00:51:26.000He brought into the fold Tucker Carlson, who privately was telling people after the Capitol that Trump is a demonic force that only destroys, he hates him, and he can't wait until we never have to see him again.
00:51:43.000And then ultimately accepted Nikki Haley's endorsement, who compared him to Dylan Roof in 2016, and said she would have a role in the team.
00:51:56.000And so over the past three years, again, literally ever since January 6th, just like in victory, also in defeat, Donald Trump awards or rewards, I should say, rather.
00:52:10.000The people that betrayed him, the people that were not loyal to him, the people that do not support him personally, that are not trustworthy.
00:52:22.000The people that do not support his agenda of America first.
00:52:26.000And so although at the very beginning I was pretty gung ho about a Trump presidency, I was excited.
00:52:34.000Very quickly, I became extremely skeptical, especially after his meeting with McCarthy.
00:53:12.000He did not talk about tech censorship.
00:53:16.000He did not talk about any of the critical issues.
00:53:19.000Instead, he talked about what at that time was fashionable in the GOP. He talked about gas prices, which are no longer an issue now, but in 2022 were the big issue in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
00:53:37.000Gas prices, grocery prices, inflation, the economy, and a speech written by Jason Miller, some Republican consultant.
00:53:47.000And after that speech, I said to my live audience that I will not endorse Trump.
00:53:57.000I said that if Trump hasn't figured it out by now, after both winning and being betrayed and losing and being betrayed, after all this time, if he's still rewarding disloyal establishment hacks,
00:54:12.000people that are not loyalists, not true believers like McCarthy, people that are not loyalists, not true believers like McCarthy, among others, if he is still unwilling to talk to his base like he was in 2016, cucking out, running a typical Republican campaign, talking about the economy.
00:54:28.000I said, if he doesn't get it at this point, he will not get it in the future.
00:54:34.000And that's why in 2022, I worked with Kanye West, now known as Ye, to work on a prospective presidential campaign for him.
00:55:56.000It appeared that my instinct was right.
00:55:58.000And that although clearly Trump would win the nomination, and I wasn't happy about the direction of his campaign and the management of his campaign and his endorsement of the GOP, re-endorsement after their betrayal, I thought there was a chance that maybe we could create pressure through DeSantis or through some other spoiler,
00:56:19.000maybe Vivek, maybe Ye, maybe DeSantis, that would condition him in a way that would refine his message.
00:56:30.000And that appeared to be true in the short term.
00:56:35.000But almost immediately, immediately upon locking up the nomination, what did Trump do?
00:56:41.000Walked back all of that aggressive rhetoric, all the rhetoric, all the positioning that he took during the Republican primary to win the nomination, which I thought was a good sign, he immediately reversed.
00:56:56.000And when the primary was over and Nikki Haley dropped out, Trump gladly accepted her endorsement and indicated that she would be a part of his campaign or his future administration.
00:57:08.000He then disavowed Project 2025 and said it was too conservative.
00:57:19.000He then, after accepting money from Silicon Valley at a fundraiser with David Sachs, said that he endorsed stapling green cards to the diplomas of every foreign student that graduated any degree program in the United States.
00:57:35.000He came out and said that some states are going too far banning abortion and said actually they should be more lenient in favor of abortion.
00:57:47.000He backed taxpayer-funded in vitro fertilization and many, many other things.
00:57:56.000Ultimately then in July, he picked J.D. Vance as his running mate, a former never-Trumper.
00:58:06.000He welcomed Howard Lutnick onto his transition team, an ally of Jared Kushner, to select his personnel with help from Jared Kushner.
00:58:15.000He hosted a fundraiser with Ben Shapiro, the Never Trumper.
00:58:23.000And then tonight, it's picture perfect tonight, if it couldn't get any worse, Megyn Kelly...
00:58:35.000Who asked him in August 2015 at the Fox News debate at the behest of Roger Ailes how women could vote for him when he's called them pigs, slobs, disgusting animals.
00:58:47.000She spoke at the last Trump rally ever.
00:58:54.000The last Trump rally ever, nine years after he announced, Megyn Kelly is speaking at the final rally.
00:59:03.000Not Laura Loomer, who has been loyal from the beginning.
00:59:13.000And so ever since the end of this primary in May or June, I have become extremely critical of the campaign.
00:59:23.000More so than before, although I've been critical before.
00:59:27.000I was skeptical when Trump endorsed McCarthy and vowed to support him in the midterms.
00:59:35.000I was disillusioned when he gave his announcement speech in 2022 and it was so toothless.
00:59:43.000I was cautiously optimistic when he adjusted his rhetoric throughout the Republican primary, but I was absolutely turned off and I was out at the beginning of the summer when it was clear but I was absolutely turned off and I was out at the beginning of the summer when it was clear that Trump had only taken those more right-wing positions to win the primary
01:00:07.000and then almost immediately changed his tune once again and doubled and triple and quadrupled down over and over and over again, throwing his loyalists under the bus, Project 2025, Laura Loomer, among others, and All the people that didn't support him the first time.
01:00:49.000I was extremely skeptical of the first two years of his administration, but I gave him a chance.
01:00:56.000After the 2018 midterms, it was obvious that things were not going to improve, and I became extremely skeptical.
01:01:05.000In 2020, maybe there was hope with McEntee.
01:01:09.000It was worth it, worth it enough that I went out again in 2020 to defend the presidency, especially in light of what we were facing.
01:01:18.000In the weeks after that, I thought at least Trump might run in 24 and give us the kind of tough, strong, dictatorial leadership that we need.
01:02:29.000That actually was the most important election.
01:02:32.000It could even be plausibly argued, given the COVID pandemic and its unprecedented nature, that that was the most important election of our lifetimes.
01:03:16.000Lowering the corporate tax rate from 35%, which it's supposed to rise back up to in 2025, down to 21%?
01:03:27.000Is that what makes this the most important election of our lifetimes?
01:03:31.000They talk about World War III. Well, Israel will need defending in 2025, given that the war in Gaza has no end in sight.
01:03:44.000And given who is backing the Trump administration and who will be staffing it, particularly at State, Defense, and the National Security Council, I think Trump is willing to intervene more so than Kamala.
01:03:56.000So I don't think that makes this the most important election of our lifetimes.
01:04:04.000It is true that the Biden administration has brought in more illegals than any administration in history.
01:04:10.000But then again, Trump had more illegals coming in than Obama.
01:04:16.000So is this election about returning to a pre-Biden level of illegal immigration, which was actually higher than Obama in some years of the Bush administration?
01:04:30.000Is that what makes it the most important election of our lifetimes?
01:04:34.000And if you think that's a legitimate argument, I would counter.
01:04:37.000Donald Trump said that we would bring in more legal immigrants than ever and create a program that staples green cards to foreign students' diplomas like what they have in Australia and Canada, which would give us millions of high-skilled, high-IQ legal immigrants every year that will actually take jobs from white kids, white college graduates.
01:05:03.000And if you're forced to pick between importing and illegal underclass that could theoretically be deported and live under the fear of the law and they do roofing and they do landscaping and legal immigrants from India and China who are actually going to universities, inflating tuition, crushing wages, creating more competition in the job market and then becoming the elite, taking their place, ruling over us...
01:06:09.000Well, today I saw somebody say that, as Pat Buchanan said in the year 2000, elections are like the Hatfields and McCoys, and all the inter-family disputes are put to bed, and you go and you vote for your party.
01:06:27.000And it seems like as this election has gone on and Trump has disappointed us over and over again with his rhetoric and his policy and his personnel, his paid surrogates and supporters, his most fanatical supporters, have slowly moved the goalposts.
01:06:46.000And they'll start with an argument saying that this is the most important and consequential election and we must elect Trump because the effect will be transformative and our lives will improve dramatically.
01:07:02.000They have moved the goalpost from that after hearing about all the legal immigrants and hearing about our endless support for Israel and hearing about how we're really not going to have mass deportations and Pompeo is going to be our Secretary of Defense and Rick Grinnell is going to be our Secretary of State and Michael Anton is going to be the Chief of the National Security Council and Custer's picking the jobs.
01:08:02.000In 2016, which was actually the most important election of our lifetimes, that was actually the election that mattered.
01:08:10.000That was the election when it was a referendum on globalism and nationalism.
01:08:15.000It was a referendum on whether we would have endless foreign wars, endless mass migration, free movement of goods and people into North America, if we even have a nation at all, if we could even have elections, if there could be pushback.
01:08:32.000In the actual most important election between Hillary Clinton and Trump, and I think anyone would argue that Trump was a far stronger candidate in 16 than he is now, and Hillary Clinton is far worse than Kamala is now, in that election, Republican establishment hacks were perfectly willing to sit it out, enthusiastically.
01:09:27.000David Sachs, who hosted the Silicon Valley fundraiser for Trump in June, was not supporting Trump in 2023.
01:09:35.000And many of the Wall Street and Silicon Valley donors, people like Paul Singer and Bill Ackman and Jacob Helberg, that now say a vote in abstention is a vote for Kamala, most important election.
01:09:57.000When Donald Trump does not inspire enough confidence that he will support Israel or that he will not cut taxes for billionaires, when Donald Trump does not give the Republican establishment confidence that he will appoint Federalist Society judges, When he scares them by saying he'll cut off the endless glut of cheap labor or replacement citizens?
01:10:23.000Well, then it's perfectly acceptable to oppose him and not vote for him or even to vote for Clinton or to vote for a spoiler candidate.
01:10:33.000Or to encourage other people to stay home or to say that Trump is the worst possible scenario.
01:10:38.000In 2016, when it really mattered, when we would even have a Trump administration to begin with or whether we'd have Clinton, when it actually counted, it was perfectly acceptable.
01:11:14.000But now, nine years later, after the battle has been fought and lost already, because those people were rewarded and hired, because they sabotaged the first term, because they allowed the election to be stolen,
01:11:32.000and then because Trump was bent over a barrel and needed them to bail him out so he wouldn't go bankrupt or go to jail— Now, they say, when it's a debate about tax cuts, now it's the most important election.
01:11:47.000Now, if you don't vote, well, there's something wrong with you.
01:11:51.000If you don't vote, you're throwing it.
01:12:31.000So that's how we played when it was the Clinton machine versus the true MAGA, America First campaign, funded by small-dollar donors, criticizing AIPAC, actually talking about suspending all of the mass migration.
01:12:50.000The GOP establishment said, vote your conscience, never Trump.
01:12:56.000Ten years later, we fought, we lost, and It's over.
01:13:02.000The GOP has become the party of Trump, but Trump has become like the GOP. Now they say not voting is a vote for Kamala.
01:13:14.000Now they say if you don't vote, you're some sort of subversive element.
01:13:20.000Now if you don't vote, you're being a bad sport.
01:13:37.000I respect myself enough to say that I have the same right and the same privilege and the same entitlement as a fucking American.
01:13:47.000To say that if Donald Trump is not America first, I will not vote for him.
01:13:53.000If Ben Shapiro has that right because Trump isn't pro-Israel, then I have that right as an American to say if Trump isn't America first, I won't vote for him.
01:14:04.000But you see, that's a game that American citizens aren't used to playing.
01:14:09.000It's only, of course, the billionaires who get to sit it out.
01:14:13.000It's only the billionaires that get to play both sides.
01:14:16.000It's only the Israelis or the Jews or Hispanics or minorities that get to play both sides.
01:14:22.000It's only those real people with real rights and real power that get to say, I'm going to make a real decision about what's best for me.
01:14:34.000Billionaires pick a candidate based on loyalty.
01:14:53.000We are expected to get in line and do whatever they say.
01:14:58.000If the Republican Party says, we're going this way, if you're white, if you're a male, if you're conservative, you're expected to fall in line and vote.
01:15:08.000When Donald Trump says he's against H-1B visas, they crack the whip and he changes his policy.
01:15:16.000When Donald Trump says he'll be fair to Palestinians and Israelis, they crack the whip and he says, no, no, no, I meant I'll be loyally pro-Israel.
01:15:26.000But when Donald Trump says that he would veto a federal abortion ban and Christians say that's not acceptable, the Republican Party says, we don't care.
01:16:29.000Supporting abortion, supporting gay marriage, that's actually against my deeply held values, right?
01:16:36.000If you can't win without my vote, if you can't win without the vote of the people that believe in those things, then maybe that is a you problem.
01:16:44.000Maybe that's a problem that the candidate will have to address.
01:16:48.000And by the way, I should add, this is also not exactly the first election that has ever happened.
01:16:56.000In 2016, they said we're going to build a wall.
01:18:12.000But if you expect even good promises, if you expect any kind of accountability that they'll follow through, once again, you're not being a team player and not being a good sport.
01:19:52.000I think it's actually less pragmatic to constantly affirm things that are against your interest.
01:20:00.000I think it's actually not pragmatic to never leave the negotiating table and to stay there and make a deal no matter what.
01:20:08.000I think that's actually not pragmatic.
01:20:11.000So that's why over the past four years I have embarked on an admittedly unsuccessful campaign using various means, whether it be my show or Yay 24 or our Gruper War 2, which we ultimately aborted.
01:20:25.000But that's why I've tried in my own small way to organize some of the resistance, organize some Opposition to what's going on on the Republican camp because I think that's more pragmatic than sitting around and voting for Trump no matter what.
01:20:43.000And for all of the aforementioned reasons, I will not be voting for Trump tomorrow.
01:22:14.000I was 18 years old, and I knew nothing.
01:22:17.000And it culminated ultimately in 2022 with me actually having dinner with the president, with President Trump and Mar-a-Lago and Kanye West.
01:22:26.000And you know, for years, I've been doing this show for so long.
01:22:37.000I've covered every day of his administration.
01:22:39.000And I feel like I have a pretty good sense of him.
01:22:42.000And watching him and being a part of this and my destiny really being intertwined with his and his less so with mine, people have been asking me for the past 10 years, if you ever got the opportunity, what would you say to Trump?
01:23:00.000And for all that time, everybody's expecting me to give him a red pill.
01:23:04.000Everyone's expecting me to tell him what to do.
01:23:07.000And I said, if I ever met him, all I would say is thank you.
01:23:11.000Because regardless of whatever happens in the administration, whatever happens in the long run, I said, because he won in 2016, he changed things forever and he opened up a window of opportunity.
01:24:49.000You know, he really wanted to hear it.
01:24:51.000And so I was a little bit diplomatic with how I phrased it.
01:24:55.000But I think it was a very important thing that I said, and I still feel this way even now.
01:25:03.000I said, because this had been on my mind at that time, this was around the midterm elections, it was after his announcement, I said, you know, when you first ran in 2015, I said, and you went to the first Republican primary debate, August 2015, the Fox News debate.
01:25:22.000I said, the first question they asked you was about your refusal to endorse the eventual nominee on the Republican side, because that was the controversy.
01:25:33.000He had said that if he didn't win the nomination, he might run third party and spoil the race and give it to Clinton.
01:29:30.000Well, a piece came out in the Atlantic a couple days ago, and it talked about some explosive revelations about the politics inside the Trump campaign.
01:29:39.000And it said that Donald Trump learned that Chris LaCivita was skimming money off the top of the campaign to the tune of over $20 million.
01:29:49.000So every ad buy, all the consultant fees, all the money that pours in, it's over a billion dollars has flown into the Trump operation.
01:29:58.000Trump's senior advisor, who called for him to be overthrown in 21, skimmed off the top over $20 million.
01:30:08.000And Trump lost his mind, so the story goes when he heard this.
01:31:10.000But it just demonstrates if Trump is more loyal to the traitors and the establishment and the donors than he is to the America Firsters, than he is to his own agenda, well, this is what we're going to get.
01:31:23.000If he can't fire Chris Lasavita now, how's he going to fire somebody in his administration?
01:31:29.000If he can't hold the line on the policy during the election, how's he going to do it in the administration?
01:31:36.000If he's not willing to let the GOP crash and burn now, do you think he's going to let his administration crash and burn if they try to stop him, if they try to manipulate him?
01:31:47.000Just as much as ever, he is beholden to public opinion in the New York Times and worrying about his legacy and basically every consideration other than, you know, what matters, which is putting America first.
01:32:00.000So for those reasons, I've really taken a big, huge view of it, taken all of the 10 years into consideration and all of the developments in terms of rhetoric, personnel, and policy that And although I think Trump is likely to win, and if he does win, I will try my best to pressure the administration to do the right things.
01:32:27.000And, you know, I have a limited, minuscule amount of hope that maybe there's a good ending here, there's a good scenario.
01:32:33.000I'm not optimistic about it at all, and I don't think any of this should be rewarded.
01:32:38.000I think that we, just like Trump then, now we should be rewarded.
01:32:45.000Able and allowed and feel confident about letting the GOP crash and burn.
01:32:52.000The Million MAGA March in Washington, D.C. at the end of 2020.
01:32:55.000I said, we will destroy the GOP. And I mean that.
01:32:59.000I think the whole GOP, I think there's really nothing worth saving there.
01:33:03.000This tribe, you know, apparently they get to trash us.
01:33:07.000People like me, people like you, people that don't want to give our money to Israel, people that don't want to staple green cards and diplomas, people that don't want an Indian being president, people that don't agree with this...
01:33:17.000Super liberal GOP that is now pro-gay, pro-abortion, futures female, diversity in their own way, all this kind of stuff.
01:34:09.000And if the story started with Megyn Kelly ambushing Trump and Ben Shapiro voting for a spoiler as a never-Trumper and J.D. Vance voting for Evan McMullen, and the story now ends with Megyn Kelly speaking at the rally, Ben Shapiro hosting fundraisers for Trump, and J.D. Vance as the vice president on the ticket...
01:36:02.000That's the only way to get our voice heard.
01:36:06.000That's the only way to get any kind of power.
01:36:08.000And it doesn't mean being intractable, but it means that we do need to have some principles we're not willing to compromise.
01:36:14.000We do need to have something that we're willing to die for.
01:36:17.000And yes, that means abstaining from a vote from time to time.
01:36:21.000If you're willing to die for it, you should be willing to withhold your vote.
01:36:24.000And yeah, they will, they'll cry and scream and they'll stamp their feet and they'll bitch and they'll point their fingers and they'll say, that's a vote for Kamala.
01:36:34.000You have to be willing to say, I don't care.
01:36:36.000I'm willing to let this whole party come to an end.
01:42:01.000The Real Clear Politics national average, this is the average of all the polls of the past couple weeks, It's literally tied 48.5% to 48.5%.
01:42:35.000So it's about, Trump has a.9% advantage in the battlegrounds.
01:42:39.000On average, Trump has a lead in Pennsylvania of.2%, North Carolina 1.5%, in Georgia an advantage of 1.7%, in Arizona 2.7%, and in Nevada 1%.
01:43:00.000Harris has an advantage in the average in Wisconsin by 0.4% and Michigan by 0.6%.
01:43:08.000In the betting markets, roughly a tie.
01:43:14.000Overall, if you take an average of markets, polymarket, calche, and predict it, Trump is at 55% and Harris is at 44%.
01:48:13.000But if you look at the most accurate pollster, which predicted the outcome in 2020, which is Atlas, Atlas Research, Trump is leading, on average, in every single swing state, all of the aforementioned, all seven.
01:48:28.000So if that's any indicator, then maybe Trump wins the landslide, maybe wins the 312th.
01:48:34.000We do, however, have, contrary to what people think, we do have voting data because in some states most people have already voted.
01:48:43.000Early voting has become extremely popular ever since 2020.
01:48:47.000It's only become more and more popular ever since roughly around 96, the year 2000.
01:49:23.000And then there are in-person absentee ballots where you actually show up in person and vote at a polling location or drop box in your voting absentee in person or early voting in person.
01:49:38.000So there's a couple of different ways that people are voting early.
01:49:41.000And in many states, there's a lot of people voting early, like in Nevada, like in North Carolina because of the hurricane.
01:49:47.000A lot of people have already voted early, almost to the same level as they did in 2020.
01:49:52.000And in some states, they're not voting early at all.
01:49:56.000And in four out of the seven swing states, we actually have party registration, meaning that when people register to vote, they register as a Republican or a Democrat.
01:50:22.000It says, quote, there are three big insights, by the way.
01:50:27.000One is that the GOP already has an advantage with early voting.
01:50:32.000They've shrunk their proportion of early voting over 2020.
01:50:37.000The second is that in swing states, Republican registration is way up.
01:50:42.000And the third is that female turnout comparable to men is down from 2020.
01:50:47.000So women will comprise a smaller percentage of the electorate than men.
01:50:51.000That's a very good sign because Democrats tend to vote early.
01:50:57.000Republicans are stronger on election day.
01:50:59.000So if the proportion of women is lower compared to what it was in 2020, and this is in early voting, that would suggest a very good trend going into the actual election day, where Republicans and men are going to be stronger.
01:51:14.000So this is a story from CNN. It says, quote, The Trump campaign made more of an effort this year to encourage voting early and by mail.
01:51:27.000Across the 27 states where we have data, registered Democrats have cast 37% of pre-election ballots.
01:51:36.000Republicans have cast 35%, which is a significant tightening in that gap since 2020, when at the same time Democrats had a 12-point lead, 42-30%.
01:51:49.000So Republicans have just 2% less, 2% fewer votes cast early in this cycle.
01:52:01.000So more Republicans relative to Democrats are voting early.
01:52:05.000Now that could be a good sign because it shows that Maybe fewer Democrats are voting or more Republicans are voting.
01:52:13.000It could be a bad sign if and only if Republicans have voted early instead of voting on the election, on the day of the election.
01:52:23.000So if in 2020, you know, they weren't counted as pre-election, but then they voted on election day, and in 2024, they voted before, but not on election day, it's the same amount of voters.
01:52:38.000Although there is some data that shows that Republican voters that did vote on Election Day or rather did not vote at all in 2020, they are voting by mail or voting early this time.
01:52:51.000We'll be able to see that tomorrow when the first returns come in from Kentucky and Indiana.
01:52:58.000It says, quote, in four of the seven key states that will decide the election, voter registration by party, in every one of them, Republicans have made up a larger share of the pre-election vote than they did at the same time in 2020.
01:53:12.000In Arizona, 41% of pre-election voters were Republican.
01:53:18.000In 2024, 41% of pre-election voters are Republican, which is a four-point increase from 2020.
01:53:25.000Democrats have made up a share that is three points less than it was four years ago at 33%.
01:53:31.000So Republicans are increasing, Democrats are decreasing.
01:53:37.000In Nevada, Republicans increased their share by one point.
01:53:41.000Democrats have seen their share decrease compared with four years ago.
01:53:50.000In North Carolina, Republicans are 33% compared to 31% in 2020.
01:53:56.000Democrats are 32% down from 35% in 2020.
01:54:01.000And in Pennsylvania, Republicans are 33%, which is 10 points more than in 2020.
01:54:07.000Democrats are down 10 points, which is huge.
01:54:13.000And then the last big insight is that the proportion of women voters is much less this time as well.
01:54:19.000In the seven swing states, the gender gap is similar.
01:54:23.000Roughly 1.8 million more women than men have voted early in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
01:54:32.000But that gap is more narrow than it was at the same point four years ago.
01:54:36.000That's because fewer people have voted early overall, but also because the percentage gap is slightly narrower.
01:54:45.000If Harris were to win in the landslide, you would expect there would be a lot more women voters, maybe at comparable levels to 2020 or more than in 2020.
01:54:56.000But if there are fewer, then that shows not only are they not increasing, so there's not going to be some blowout, female turnout that is going to push her into landslide territory, and not only are they going to support the same level, but there's actually fewer.
01:55:14.000So that would seem to indicate that this Roe versus Wade effect may not actually materialize this time around, unless women turn out in droves on Election Day.
01:55:24.000But again, since Democrats favor early voting, that seems unlikely.
01:55:30.000Taking all of the data together, this is where we stand right now, 24 hours before we're really going to have a good idea of where this thing is going.
01:55:41.000Every single betting market, other than predict it, says that investors are, or I should say bettors, are very confident that Trump will win.
01:55:51.000On average, they give him a 10-point lead in terms of probability.
01:55:57.000If you look at polling averages, Trump is ahead in every swing state other than Michigan and Wisconsin.
01:56:06.000But if you look at the most accurate pollster, Trump is ahead in every swing state.
01:56:12.000And then if you look at the early voting, it's almost all good news for Trump.
01:57:51.000It's going to be really gay and really annoying.
01:57:54.000I do think it will be very challenging for us, though.
01:57:57.000And although it would be delicious to see leftists get mad about Trump winning, I think it'd be even more delicious to see a lot of the Trump supporters angry.
01:58:06.000Not the good ones, but people like Shapiro and Curtis Yarvin.
01:58:11.000It would be delicious to see Vance get utterly destroyed and So, in terms of seethe, you know, we're going to be enjoying the seethe on either side.
01:58:20.000I'll be perfectly happy to see either side seethe about the outcome.
01:58:25.000I think objectively it will be more challenging for us if Trump wins in some ways.
01:58:32.000Although, personally, I prefer to see him for four more years.
01:58:37.000And I'd like to see him exonerate himself more.
01:58:40.000Although I don't really feel obligated to help.
02:04:20.000Where you're, you know, wagging your finger and correcting people and saying, actually, technically, and don't get me wrong, it's important that we enforce the dogma, it's important that we enforce the doctrine and so on, but, you know, a kind of earnest...
02:04:36.000Searching and earnest, seeking God, you know, trying to cooperate with that grace, wrestling with ourselves.
02:04:45.000That's really the Christian experience.
02:04:51.000So I... I tend to be more open-minded and charitable and warm towards people who are finding their way even if they're not technically sound or whatever.
02:05:05.000I wish people would give me the same kind of approach or whatever you want to call it.
02:05:14.000But a lot of these Catholics, you would think Catholics would be my biggest fans.
02:05:22.000And Catholics do like me, but it's these internet Catholics.
02:05:45.000Did you see that Trump comment about his beautiful white skin?
02:05:47.000I understand that Trump probably won't improve the playability of block party, but under Kamala, there won't even be a block party to play, which is very worrying.
02:05:57.000Imagine being a middling IQ retard who got instrumentalized by a Jewish influence operation, realizing it and then immediately taking up with another Jewish influence operation that is in bed with the previous one.
02:06:05.000Chris Burnett does not have to imagine.
02:06:07.000This is his life and he's living it every day.
02:06:08.000Well, you know, look, I'm actually going to be gracious towards Chris Burnett.
02:06:13.000I'm not going to take it personally, whatever.
02:07:09.000And I think a lot of the people that are in the Beltway, a lot of people that are in the think tanks, in academia, writers, people that are in that world, I think they are pretty foolish.
02:07:20.000You know, and say what you want about me.
02:08:06.000I understand people's interests and how they are endeavoring to pursue them in the world.
02:08:12.000And these people that sort of write for a living, these people that are kind of like cloistered academics or writers, thinkers, whatever you want to say...
02:23:56.000You're on Twitter like the rest of us, bitch!
02:23:59.000You know, I want to grab you by your hair and just, you know, people go on Twitter, they go online, and then they act like they're better than everybody else that's online.
02:24:41.000And like everything else, the anprims, oh, we gotta return to nature.
02:24:46.000The only reason we fucking know who you are, what you're doing, is because it's online and not in the woods, right?
02:24:53.000You know, if a Ted Kaczynski follower eats honey and berries and steak in the woods, but no one is there to tweet it, did it really happen?
02:25:34.000It's a point I'm trying to make, which is, you know, no matter what your ideology is, no matter how extreme your ideology is, we are a product of technology.
02:25:46.000OK, you know, that that was the message of Jacques Ilal.
02:25:51.000That was the message of Marshall McLuhan is that it's not about the content.
02:26:37.000I'm saying even people that purport to be the most extreme anti- Element, you know, they're still contained inside of it, you know, still trapped.
02:26:58.000So I just want to cover my ass there, put a little asterisk there, but...
02:27:01.000But anyway, so yeah, it's like Catholics saying, oh, who am I with?
02:27:06.000It reminds me when I was up in Wisconsin campaigning for Paul Nealon back in 2016 or – yeah, it had to be 16 – I was campaigning for Paul Nealon in 2016, and there's all these Jehovah's Witnesses up there in Janesville, and we were knocking on doors, and we knocked on this one guy's door, and he goes out, and we're like, hey, do you know who you're voting for?
02:27:33.000Do you know who you're with in the election?
02:27:35.000And the guy goes, I know who I'm with in 2016.
02:28:37.000I'm not filled with despair or anything.
02:28:42.000But look, I mean, we do actually—here's the thing.
02:28:45.000I reject—here's what I reject about this.
02:28:48.000What matters in the world does matter, okay?
02:28:53.000What happens in the world does matter.
02:28:56.000And— This is like a Protestant, like, it's a certain kind of view where people, it's like a different kind of nihilism, I guess you could say.
02:29:46.000So, you know, I don't necessarily agree that we shouldn't care about what happens.
02:29:52.000And it kind of leans into that when you say, well, I agree with the sentiment we shouldn't despair, but we also shouldn't have this mindset of like, well, we should be apathetic about events.
02:31:12.000The GOP and Trump are cooked and it will be better if she wins plus the Trump shills talking points about you won't work anymore if you do.
02:31:17.000That's not true at all, and I'm not going to endorse, because Kamala is a leftist.
02:31:21.000I'm not going to vote for a leftist either.
02:31:32.000I've been trying to get my friend Imash, who goes by Imash's Live, to give you a chance, but he thinks that you're sellout after siding with Aideen Ross.
02:31:37.000Due to him being a yo and can't be trusted, how can I get Imash to give you a chance?
02:32:54.000You know, because if you go to other countries and you see women in Europe, you see women in Latin America, they're actually hot.
02:33:01.000You know, like one time I was in Miami Beach and I went to this Russian restaurant and they had all these like Russian women there and they were dancing and I was like, those are real women.
02:33:40.000Remember when Batman and Bane are fighting on the steps of the building and Bane punches Batman so hard and it like explodes the concrete pillar behind him?
02:34:48.000Not, they shouldn't worship their husband like God, but there should be an analogous fear and love because there's this awe of the man's strength, both their physical strength and their fortitude.
02:35:04.000And it's what makes a woman a concubine.
02:35:07.000It's what makes a woman submit to a man, you know, that a man takes her, right?
02:35:12.000But what it is now is like a mother and a son, right?
02:35:16.000A wife or a girl—the modern-day girlfriend, boyfriends and girlfriends, they date for years, they move in together, but don't get married.
02:37:17.000No, if you like that, you're the gay one.
02:37:21.000People are like, oh, you don't want a girl with a puffy face and 25 BMI and platinum blonde hair and she talks like a nig and she's got the long nails like a nig and she's got the fucking face paint on and she's going to treat you like a baby.
02:39:41.000And if you are one of these suckers that gets dragged along to that, like you're in tow, like girlfriend, you know, with you, the boyfriend, the boyfriend in tow.
02:40:15.000All these boyfriends that are being dragged along for all the women's shenanigans, like they do actually deserve to be enslaved by the government or something.
02:40:46.000You know, it's like you guys are roommates practically.
02:40:51.000They live together, but they're not married.
02:40:55.000They like, it's just like this elaborate, like endless mating ritual.
02:41:01.000They meet up at dinner, and the girl gets all dressed up, and the guy does this little song and dance, trying to make her laugh, trying to be funny.
02:41:10.000And the girl is like, he didn't buy me an appetizer.
02:41:28.000Um, he plays video games and that gave me the ick.
02:41:31.000Uh, it's like, dude, like I just can't even.
02:41:34.000And what the black pillars say is so true about like, you ever see that experiment where they, they make like a fake profile on Tinder and their bio is like, I was in jail for domestic abuse.
02:44:32.000Republicans will move us back to the center.
02:44:34.000Is that better or worse for real nationalists?
02:44:39.000Is it better or worse for a real nationalist to run against a cuck like Nikki Haley or someone like Vance who is a cuck but everybody thinks is based because of his association with Trump?
02:44:53.000Which is better for the real authentic nationalist movement?
02:44:56.000A subversive traitor or an outright enemy?
02:48:23.000On the Joe Rogan experience today, Elon let it slip that SpaceX could only hire permanent residents because of its level of clearance and that Trump had to win.
02:48:30.000Well, Well, well, well True True Thank you so much, man.
02:50:38.000I live in PA in Allegheny County, which is blue.
02:50:41.000And the amount of open support for Trump this time is way higher than 2016 and 2020 before it seemed like Trump supporters were embarrassed to talk about it.
02:50:46.000Now it seems like Kamala is the embarrassment.
02:51:13.000They hate you more than the black women.
02:51:15.000So, I mean, here's just the definition of, like, a hog that will eat garbage.
02:51:19.000Like, you're a disgusting pig, and they'll fill up the trough of garbage, and you'll stick your fat, disgusting snout in and eat it up no matter what they put in there.
02:54:47.000the most important election of our lifetimes and most of Trump's surrogates and well I'll say surrogates and donors either sat it out don't
02:57:52.000People that were not born on the land, people like Elon Musk, people like, well, Vivek's parents weren't, people like Koston Alamaru, Curtis Yarvin, they weren't even born on the land.
03:03:50.000At this point, you and Colonel McGregor are the only intelligent, knowledgeable, and honest America first patriots in right-wing political media.
03:04:12.000Sorry if you already covered this, but did you see the recording of Jeffrey Epstein talking about how him and Trump were best friends for 10 years?
03:05:31.000I think that less so, because, you know, you don't know, you don't want to affect people's lives if it's phony stuff in there, because it's a lot of phony stuff with that whole world.
03:05:40.000But I think I would, or at least I... Do you think that would restore trust?
03:11:05.000Nick, I don't think you understand what this election means.
03:11:08.000If we lose, you can say goodbye to all the pizza parties, ice cream sundaes, golden retriever puppies, big boob blondes, and ice cold beer.
03:11:14.000With Kamala, it's going to be trannies and whatever Dean Withers is from top to bottom.
03:12:19.000Trying to convince them that the only thing to support is guests in the Western world are grassroots nationalist Christian movements that will reclaim their country.
03:14:40.000Yeah, that just seems like schizo stuff.
03:14:42.000I love Charles Johnson, but you can only be wrong like 300 times before people start to say maybe you're kind of making it up as you go along.
03:14:52.000Didn't he say that like Trump was trying to lose and Biden was still going to be the president somehow?
03:15:00.000And like there were a lot of things he said throughout the election that like the turnaround on being proved to like, you know, if you say something that's far-fetched, And then it turns out to be true.
03:15:10.000It's like, wow, that guy knows what he's talking about.
03:15:12.000If he says something far-fetched and it turns out to be far-fetched, it's like, okay, so where's this coming from?
03:15:39.000I do love his interactions with Darren Beattie.
03:15:43.000You know, Darren Beattie is shit-talking him, and Charles Johnson every time is just quote-tweeting him, like, you have 30 days, you're going to jail.
03:15:52.000And then this new court case, he gets sued, and he's like, give me $100 million, I'm with the Department of Defense.
03:16:02.000And then he's like, oh, I can't wait for the lawsuit.
03:17:25.000You think, okay, so do you really honestly think that all these other AIs are not going to have political correctness because they're run by Republicans?