00:31:47.000the air. It's unavoidable. This is what political change looks like. We are making a play for the center. I am leading, and we, the Reuters, the America First Movement, and cells all across the country, we are striking at the center of it all. We are striking at the core of it.
00:41:51.000You're so ahead of yourself that you forgot what you need Though you can see when you're wrong You know you can't always see when you're right You're right
00:42:10.000are satisfied dream on but don't imagine they'll all come true oh when will you realize being awaits for you
00:42:45.000Crazy child and take the phone off the hook and disappear for a while.
00:42:51.000It's alright, you can't afford to lose a day or two.0.99
00:42:57.000When will you realize being awaits for you?
00:43:06.000And you know that when the truth is told, that you can get what you want or you can just get old, you're gonna.
00:43:21.000Why don't you realize Vienna waits for you?
00:43:28.000When will you realize Vienna waits for you?
00:44:38.000I look to you when I see nothing I look to you to see the true shadow
00:45:06.000You'll come apart and you'll go black Some kind of night into your darkness But your light, it's not there
00:48:59.000What I am not happy to do is have a debate with somebody who has joked about my death, called people who work for me Shabbos boy race traitors.1.00
00:49:34.000Shortly afterwards, we saw him heading straight towards the mountains, some 70 kilometers away.
00:49:44.000Dr. Ainley explained that even if he caught him and brought him back to the colony, he would immediately head right back for the mountains.
00:50:11.000A year and a half ago, people said, I just can't even imagine Trump bringing us to war in Iran for regime change.
00:51:31.000I be from the back, she gripping them covers like she on her last leg She look like she belong on a cover this hoe, getting covered in everything I'm at vibe, I'll take a banana, but she is not getting ready, rain If he wants to interview Nick Fawenza Get the word out Ten whole vibes in this brewing,0.99
00:51:46.000we just ate ten whole thousand for dinner I got a pent up type of aggression, I'm bout to go mental, tryna suppress it It don't make no noise, it's a press I spent your whole life on my necklace Couldn't tell which one I like better, so I'm getting both kinds of that shit I'm taking that dinner, I got your whole crying off of my it's undeniable.1.00
00:52:35.000I climbed a mountain and I turned around And I saw my reflection in snow covered hills Till the landslide brought me down Oh mirror in the sky, what is love?
00:52:58.000Can the child within my heart rise above?
00:53:04.000Can I sail through the changing Ocean tides, can I handle the seasons of my life?
01:07:37.000I believe in Greece. I believe in Rome. I believe in Europe. I believe in the church. I believe in our people. That's the America that I believe in. I believe in the founding and manifest destiny and Jamestown and Virginia College. I believe in that.0.91
01:27:34.000I am leading, and we, the Joy First, the America First Movement, and cells all across the country, we are striking at the center of it all. We are striking at the core of it.
01:44:38.000What I am not happy to do is have a debate with somebody who has joked about my death, called people who work for me Shabbos boy race traitors.1.00
01:46:01.000And now it's inevitable, now it's unthinkable that we're not going to war, and that is because of the coercive influence of organized inside of our country.
01:47:07.000I wanna cover, we not on the same pace.0.96
01:47:09.000I be from the back, she gripping them covers like she on her latest leg She look like she belong on a cover this whole game covered in everything I'm at vibe, I'll take a banana, but she is not getting wet in rain If he wants to interview Nick Fawetta, get the word out Ten whole virgin is brilliant,
01:47:24.000would you hate ten whole thousand for dinner I got a pent up type of aggression, I'm bout to go mental, tryna suppress it It don't make no noise, it's a press I spent y'all whole life on my necklace Couldn't tell which one I like better, so I'm getting both kinds of that shit I'm taking that dip, I got y'all whole crying off of my it's undeniable.0.70
02:01:31.000Hands in each other's hair We are born So who cares where we go
02:06:10.000Chewing on a piece of grass Walking down the road Tell me how long you gonna stay here, Joe Some people say This town don't look good in snow You don't care, I know.
02:09:01.000Shut the fuck up and kill yourself.1.00
02:10:09.000Look, if I got a happy to be here shit that y 'all want me on I'm the big homie, they still be trying little bro They believed a lion could be brought to heel They have total control That a lion could from his courage be pride Over every single thing That the lion himself would learn1.00
02:10:36.000The strings. That a line would not care, even if his line died. Things have to change. That the line himself would accept such a deal. And they have to change right now. In the end, it was only to themselves they had lied. I am your voice.0.99
02:13:07.000I feel some cover, share some skin All the shots and moments unforgettable You twist to fit the mold that I am in
02:14:07.000Trace your end picture with my hands Oh, change the weather Still together when it ends That's maybe
02:17:20.000I'm told, ah now, Dad's on the phone and he's lecturing me
02:17:55.000and asking her way too much like why am i still in love with somebody who leaves me way too easy she said honey you'll be all right but she gets paid to be nice
02:27:33.000Our featured story we're talking all about the impeachment of Pete Hegsef, which failed today in the House of Representatives after it was introduced by Thomas Massey.
02:27:46.000And there's been a lot of talk about this and why it happened.
02:28:15.000And so, in other words, if the Democrats showed up, if all the Democrats were there in the session today and voted, and it was a party line vote, Then they would have impeached Hegseth and it would have moved to the Senate for a trial.
02:28:30.000And I've seen a lot said about why this didn't happen, why the Democrats sat it out.
02:28:35.000Some say that the Democrats that chose not to attend the vote received large donations from AIPAC.
02:28:43.000And so they were bribed or they were told not to attend the vote so that they don't have to take responsibility, maybe for voting against impeachment, but sinking it nevertheless.
02:28:55.000I think it's a simpler explanation, which is that the Democrats want to draw it out, and I think they want to do it in January.
02:29:02.000I think they want to do it when they have the chamber, and I think they want to do it on their timeline.
02:29:27.000Now, politically, I think it is probably good for Hegsteth to be impeached because I think that everyone in this administration should be subject to scrutiny and investigations for our larger project.
02:29:41.000However, I'm reviewing these articles of impeachment, and let's just be honest.
02:29:48.000We ideologically do not agree with any of this.
02:29:53.000It is this libertarian Thomas Massey who says that Hegsteth violated the War Powers Act.
02:30:01.000And violated the sovereignty of other countries and killed these drug smugglers in the Caribbean Sea.
02:31:07.000In every domain, cyber and space, special operations, intelligence, Navy, Army, you're always going to need these things air power, nuclear power, you will always need them.
02:31:21.000And sometimes, maybe frequently, you'll need to use them.
02:31:25.000The question is just when and to what end and for what purpose.0.86
02:31:30.000As long as it's for America, I'm pro war.0.81
02:31:34.000As long as it's for America's interest, I'm pro intervention.0.94
02:31:39.000I'm just against those wars and interventions that are against America's interests or primarily at the behest of another country's interest.
02:31:49.000And so I saw these articles of impeachment against Hegsef, and this is just a lot of libertarian crap laws of war, international norms.0.91
02:32:28.000So we'll talk all about the impeachment.
02:32:30.000And like I said, I'm in favor of the impeachment going forward as a political matter, but from an ideological point of view, objectively, I don't agree with any of this.
02:33:31.000We're also going to talk tonight about the other subpoenas the Democrats have begun to issue against American corporate leaders that have colluded with the Trump administration, maybe for a pay to play scheme.
02:33:47.000But starting this week, the Democrats have started to send out subpoenas to dozens of major U.S. corporations, telling them to preserve and eventually give over documents.
02:34:01.000The deadline they've set is January 4th, when the Democrats take office and when they gain control over Congress.
02:34:07.000And they say that if these corporate leaders don't give up the documents, then they're going to maybe escalate and go to more extraordinary measures.
02:40:48.000We're talking about how the Democrats are going to dismantle the Trump administration in a systematic way.
02:40:55.000And I'm trying to impress this upon you now.
02:40:59.000In the same way that I said all this stuff in 2024 about how it would go and what I said in 2025 about how we would get the war and everything else.
02:41:10.000I really want to impress upon you that the worst days for this administration have not even started.
02:41:19.000We haven't even gotten close to the beginning of that.
02:42:48.000And in order to get everybody, they're even going further than that.
02:42:52.000They're going to subpoena people in the private sector.
02:42:55.000They are going to do effectively what they did after January 6th, which, if you remember, after J6, Joe Biden gets into power and takes control over the DOJ.
02:43:08.000And what the DOJ did back in 21 is they systematically went after everybody's communications.
02:43:32.000They could nail every one of the top lieutenants of the campaign and the Trump administration, the entire umbrella organization of the Trump movement.
02:44:31.000They get seated, I think, on January 3rd, but it's a week after the election.
02:44:36.000And they've already started pumping these subpoenas out first to the private sector corporate leaders, trying to understand the relationship between corporate America and the Trump administration.
02:44:49.000And what they're interested in in particular is pay to play.
02:44:54.000It's this idea that if you want favorable regulatory treatment from the Trump administration, If you want the Trump administration to prioritize your concerns or give you some kind of favorable decision, you have to bribe the Trump administration.
02:45:11.000You have to bribe people inside the admin for access, or you have to bribe the president by giving up money to the White House ballroom.
02:45:21.000You got to pony up and give a few million to the ballroom project, and then Trump will see you.
02:45:27.000And then Trump will give you the decision that you want.
02:45:31.000And this is a story from the New York Times.
02:45:33.000It says, quote, after dominating Tuesday's election, Democrats have spared no time throwing themselves into investigations of American corporations, dispatching letters, telling companies they are targets, and setting their deadline to produce records for January 4th, the first full day of the new Congress.
02:45:53.000Democrats have established a long list of interest areas with corporate ties to President Trump and his legacy projects at the top of their list.
02:46:02.000Two days after the election, Democrat Senator Richard Blumenthal fired off dozens of letters, putting companies on notice that he plans to turn up the pressure.
02:46:11.000Blumenthal, who is set to chair the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, contacted household names such as Amazon, Apple, BlackRock, Booz Allen, Coinbase, Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Union Pacific, among others, as known donors to Trump's White House ballroom project.
02:46:31.000He sent additional letters to cryptocurrency firms about their Trump family ties.
02:46:36.000And he warned all of the recipients that failure to respond on time, January 4th at the latest, would leave him no choice but to consider alternative measures to obtain compliance.
02:46:47.000Democrats on the Banking Committee in the Senate have also been quick to telegraph their targets.
02:46:52.000On the eve of the election, they released a report titled Nine Ways Trump's Corruption Is Costing You, naming Toyota, Walmart, Live Nation, and major banks among companies that allegedly receive favorable treatment from the government after contributing to Trump's inauguration.
02:47:09.000The Democrat said to chair the Judiciary Committee, Jamie Raskin, has also said he is ready to subpoena law firms that struck deals with the Trump administration, promising to do pro bono work.
02:47:20.000For the president's favored causes to neutralize punitive executive orders.
02:47:26.000Democratic investigators are also scrutinizing data analysis company Palantir over contracts with the Department of Homeland Security.
02:47:37.000So the scale of these investigations is massive.
02:48:32.000And there's going to be more than that.
02:48:35.000So, what are each of these issue areas?
02:48:38.000Well, in the first place, and this is the biggest, worst kept secret in Washington right now, it is that everybody knows in Washington if a corporation wants Trump to give them a favorable judgment, decision, whatever, they got to give money to the ballroom project.
02:48:58.000This is Trump's big vanity legacy project, tearing down the East Wing of the White House and building a structure even bigger than the White House residence itself.
02:49:07.000Bigger than the West Wing, bigger than the White House itself.
02:49:11.000It's going to be the biggest building that's a part of the White House complex.
02:49:16.000And this is all that Trump cares about it's playing around with the White House, it's the helipad, it's the new driveway.
02:49:29.000When the foreign leaders pull up to the White House, it's the Oval Office, which they're trying to designate a national landmark.
02:49:36.000It's decorating the Oval Office with the copy of the Declaration of Independence and the paintings.
02:50:17.000This is the stuff that he really likes.
02:50:20.000Partying at Mar a Lago and playing golf, and then building these vanity projects in the city and doing the contracting, doing the construction.
02:50:29.000And this is one of the major sources of corruption.
02:50:33.000In order to pay for the ballroom, because he can't get the appropriations anywhere else, he's raising the money from private donors.
02:51:05.000They're going to find in communications, emails, text messages, whatever, between Trump admin personnel and representatives from these companies.
02:51:14.000They're going to find an implicit or explicit agreement, which is we will give you this money.
02:51:29.000When Trump was inaugurated, you had all the big Silicon Valley donors and other major donors giving huge amounts of money to the inaugural committee to pay for a big, spectacular inauguration ceremony.
02:51:43.000If you want to bribe the Trump administration, if you want access to Trump, You have to give millions of dollars to the inauguration committee.
02:51:52.000It's the same story with that as it is with the ballroom.
02:51:56.000It's the cryptocurrency, it's this World Liberty Financial, it's Trump Coin.
02:52:03.000It's these cryptocurrency firms they created, of which now Pakistan is a major partner, the UAE is a major partner, which Trump is invested in and now is the source of half of his net worth, making money off the fees, making money off of the stable coin.
02:52:21.000And now those companies are providing services to foreign countries, which Trump is doing business with.
02:52:27.000And then lastly, and this is just what's named in the article, they're talking about Palantir.
02:52:32.000And there was a story earlier in the year.
02:52:39.000Christy Nome and her alleged boyfriend, Corey Lewandowski, they were running Homeland Security.
02:52:45.000And according to certain claims, they were accepting bribes.
02:52:49.000There's a story that Corey Lewandowski, Lowered the amount of money that Palantir was going to get from a DHS contract because they wouldn't give him a meeting with Alex Karp, Palantir's CEO.
02:53:02.000They were going to have a big multi, multi billion dollar contract.
02:53:05.000And when Palantir refused the meeting, the contract went down by about 50%.
02:53:12.000This is just four of the issue areas that they've already begun to investigate.
02:53:18.000And in terms of process, what they're doing is sending letters.
02:53:23.000They're not seated, so they can't actually subpoena, compel documents, but they're sending letters and they're putting all these firms on notice.
02:53:30.000They're telling them, preserve your records.
02:53:33.000What they're effectively communicating is we are going to target you.
02:53:38.000We are looking at you for criminal activity.
02:53:50.000When we take power, we're going to subpoena, we're going to depose, this time with the force of law.
02:53:57.000And we would look favorably upon it if you cooperated now.
02:54:01.000And what they're effectively communicating is if you cooperate, we'll go easy on you.
02:54:06.000And this is coming from all the Democrats in the Banking Committee, in the Investigations Committee, in the Judiciary Committee, in the Senate and the House, respectively.
02:54:15.000This is what they're communicating to everybody.
02:54:19.000Other big issue area I even forgot to mention the lawyers.
02:54:23.000Trump brought on all these major law firms to sue the media, to sue these various people.
02:54:30.000Doing pro bono work so that Trump wouldn't punish them with executive orders.
02:54:38.000So, you got these huge areas, and each of them comprises a number of potential defendants, a number of Trump admin personnel, and his allies.
02:54:49.000And what this effectively does, by the way, right now, is this paralyzes the right wing.
02:54:59.000And I said this from the beginning it's not going to be even like it was in 2018.
02:55:04.000Because Democrats have the House and now the Senate too, impeachment is a real threat, not just for Trump, but for everybody in the cabinet.
02:55:13.000And with the House and the Senate, with these overwhelming majorities, and because it's not even really partisan anymore, they're going to be extremely aggressive.
02:55:23.000And that means that nobody can move, breathe, speak, send a text or email in the administration without the Democrats hearing about it, without it being the subject of a subpoena later, without it being subject to being turned over to a Democrat select committee or subcommittee in the future.
02:55:42.000And what this does is it scatters the sheep.
02:55:46.000If you have the Democrats coming for all the top law firms that represented Trump, and they're coming for all the big tech companies that donated to Trump, and all the other big corporations that donated to Trump, and they're going after Palantir, they're going after government contractors, and they're going after personnel, this creates a culture of fear.
02:56:07.000And what happens now is nobody's going to want to be seen being a part of this.
02:56:13.000People in the administration are going to get scared.
02:56:16.000At every level, they are going to freak out.
02:56:18.000They're going to say, Are we going to be involved in this?
02:56:22.000Even if they're not guilty, even if they know they're not guilty, they don't want to go through the ordeal, which is a major investigation by the Congress of the United States of America.
02:56:33.000So it deflates everybody, it intimidates everybody, it scares and terrifies everybody.
02:56:40.000And what this does is it makes everybody more risk averse, it takes everybody's eye off the ball, everybody's less focused, and people become a lot less willing to work with this administration.
02:56:51.000Or, in particular, to be loyal to its president.
02:56:55.000And so I told you, this is not, you think you have problems now.
02:59:42.000In the Senate, impeachment hearings potentially in the Senate.
02:59:46.000And this is going to turn into news media coverage, attack ads.
02:59:51.000It'll be the subject of a punchline on SNL and on the late night shows.
02:59:57.000And pretty soon, Republicans in the House and Senate will start thinking about how on earth are we going to survive the next one?
03:00:04.000These Republicans that survived this time in Louisiana, obviously, they don't have to defend their seat, let's say, for another six years.
03:00:13.000But Republicans in safe red states barely made the cut in 26.
03:00:18.000The people that are up in the next election in the Senate and then the entire House are going to start thinking, okay, if some of our people survived last time, some of us survived the last time, how on earth do we survive the next one?
03:00:31.000When you not only have the Iran war and the economy and the blowout, but plus this soap opera playing out of the biggest political scandal to rock the country since Watergate.
03:00:43.000It's going to make Watergate look like a joke.
03:00:45.000It's going to make Monica Lewinsky and Watergate and Ulysses Grant and Andrew Johnson, all of it combined, look like nothing.
03:00:54.000And they're going to start to say the only way to defend our seat, the only way to save ourselves is to go against the admin.
03:01:03.000And that means that heads are going to roll.
03:01:05.000That means resignations or removal from office, and the cabinet's going to blow up.
03:01:40.000The cabinet, the Republican conference in the House and Senate, it's going to buckle.
03:01:46.000And the reason for that is because, like I said, the Democrats are going in very aggressively, and they have to because this is what their constituents want.
03:01:57.000They're going to be going so hard, so aggressively, and they're going after everybody and everything.
03:02:05.000And what they will do, as I said, like they did in 21, they're going to get this huge amount of data texts, emails, phone calls, transactions, travel logs.
03:02:16.000Testimony in Congress, and then it's going to be their choice.
03:02:22.000It is going to be their choice who they're going to go after and for what.
03:02:26.000They're going to paint this giant picture of all the corruption happening in the administration, and then they're going to be able to put the whole story together and make a plan to systematically take everybody out and pull the legs out from under the table.
03:02:40.000That's what is going to happen because they're guilty.
03:02:43.000The Trump administration is guilty of all of it.
03:03:15.000And there's sort of an interesting observation in all this, which is that you think about what this says about Trump himself and his priorities.
03:03:27.000I think about his biggest supporters in the wake of the midterms last week.
03:03:32.000And all the supporters are saying, no, there's a plan.
03:03:34.000I remember after the midterm election, they were saying, well, now it's Miller time.
03:03:39.000Dana White is going to be the press secretary, and Stephen Miller's the chief of staff.
03:03:45.000And they had this mentality like they're not leaving.
03:03:48.000They had this mentality like they're going to assume control of the admin, backs against the wall, and they're going to fight it out to the bitter end.
03:03:57.000I really think a lot of Trump supporters, maybe there was this delusional hope that even if we blew it with everything, They're talking about, well, Trump is still your president and he still has veto power and patriots are still in control and we'll just have Miller run everything.
03:04:15.000And what is so sad about that is that at the end of the day, these are the things that Trump really cares about.
03:04:44.000He's not dedicated every day, autistically, to mass deportations and defeating Israel and Netanyahu or whatever.
03:04:52.000They say there's some five dimensional chess play where actually Trump is the anti neocon.
03:05:00.000It is true that all Trump cares about is playing golf at Mar a Lago and these little pet vanity projects in D.C.
03:05:10.000And when you look back at the past two years, it only becomes so obvious that this is the case.
03:05:18.000Every time you see this guy, it's the helipad, it's the new driveway, it's the new East Wing, it's the ballroom, it's the Hall of Presidents, it's the Rose Garden patio.
03:05:31.000It's the, I mean, seriously, have you ever seen anything like this?
03:05:36.000Have you ever seen any president so totally consumed and preoccupied with the decor?
03:05:45.000I'll remind you that under Biden, they passed three major serious laws.
03:05:51.000They passed the Biden Infrastructure Law.
03:05:53.000They passed the Build Back Better Act.
03:05:55.000They passed another major legislation.
03:05:58.000I think it was the Inflation Reduction Act.
03:06:01.000Three huge landmark pieces of legislation, trillion dollar legislation, energy credits, and Green New Deal, and subsidies, and making Europe dependent on us.
03:06:13.000That was a serious administration and shipping hundreds of billions of supply to Ukraine.
03:06:20.000Whether you agree with it or not, they got to work under Biden.
03:06:23.000Under Obama, you had Obamacare, you had TARP, you had the Iran nuclear deal.
03:06:30.000And I know that Obama had a supermajority in the Senate, but you once again had some serious stuff going on.
03:06:37.000Under Trump, too, think about the past two years.
03:06:40.000Have you ever seen anything like this?
03:06:44.000The Hall of Presidents, the portraits going into the Oval Office with the sconces and the auto pen, and then it's the Oval Office.
03:06:54.000They have the Declaration of Independence displayed and all the portraits and all the gold accents and the other decorations.
03:07:01.000The Rose Garden, which they paved over with concrete and then put patio tables, and the helipad, the driveway that the foreign leaders will drive on, the arch, which will never be built, the East Wing.
03:07:15.000And if you go back, mark my words, over the past two years, you will find that every press conference is about this.
03:07:22.000When Charlie Kirk was assassinated last year, Do you remember the first time Trump spoke on it?
03:07:29.000They came up to him at a press gaggle outside the White House and they said, What do you think about Charlie Kirk's assassination?
03:08:42.000What about instead of just signing on to this ham handed list of tariffs against everybody with this ridiculous algorithm they use to calculate it, where's the tariff schedule?
03:08:52.000Why not have an actual American system industrial policy bill that has subsidies and tariffs?
03:08:59.000I wish the focus were spent on these things.
03:09:02.000Upset about what is about to go down because we're really losing nothing of value.
03:09:07.000He's out to lunch taking bribes to build his vanity projects and monuments to his legacy.
03:09:13.000Meanwhile, the people that are really running the show, it's Wall Street, it's the Valley, it's Israel.0.76
03:09:20.000So that's why I said in 26, don't vote, vote for the other side.0.99
03:09:24.000These people deserve to get screwed over.
03:09:26.000If we vote for Republicans and we give them these privileges and this influence and this power, And what they do with it is make money, enrich themselves, sell it.0.98
03:09:40.000They use it to funnel money into these vanity projects.
03:09:45.000Then they deserve to lose that power.0.61
03:09:47.000They deserve to lose that power and actually to be held accountable and maybe go to jail.
03:09:52.000So that is the beginning of the subpoenas and the investigations.
03:10:30.000And they're going to start to use lawfare to make everybody come over to their side.
03:10:35.000They're going to use the weight and the pressure of Congress and its oversight powers to start picking off defectors, the allies in the private sector, the personnel, ultimately, the Republicans in Congress.
03:10:49.000They're going to find a lot of bad stuff, and then there's going to be nowhere to hide.
03:10:57.000I want to talk about the first big impeachment, which just happened today.
03:11:01.000And it looks like their first attempt didn't go so well.
03:11:05.000Yesterday, Thomas Massey introduced these articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth.
03:11:10.000He announced he was doing it, I think, last week.
03:11:13.000They held the vote today after the secretary gave a press conference this morning.
03:11:18.000And although every Democrat, Plus, Thomas Massey voted to impeach the Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
03:11:25.000It was ultimately not successful, and the impeachment was voted back into the Judiciary Committee.
03:11:32.000And this is a story from the New York Times.
03:11:34.000It says Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fended off an impeachment effort Tuesday evening in the House.
03:11:41.000The House voted to refer the articles of impeachment proposed by Representative Thomas Massey back to the Judiciary Committee for consideration, effectively blocking the effort for now.
03:11:51.000The vote was 211 to 204, with Massey as the only Republican who sided with Democrats.
03:11:57.000House Democrats are expected to revive the effort when they take control of Congress in January.
03:12:02.000Massey said the effort to try to impeach Hegseth wasn't over and that he would try to force another War Powers vote before leaving office.
03:12:10.000He said, I think we got the conversation started with this, and that was useful, was it?
03:12:17.000A lot of senators came out speaking about their disappointment with Hegseth, he said.
03:12:22.000Hours before the vote, Hegseth mounted a vigorous defense of his record in a rare news conference.
03:12:28.000He called Massey a disgruntled and defeated congressman and said the impeachment articles were framed as policy disagreements and nothing more.
03:12:36.000The impeachment articles alleged that the U.S. war on Iran without a formal declaration of war or congressional approval is illegal.
03:12:44.000The articles further alleged that Hegseth's use of lethal military force against suspected drug smuggling boats is also illegal and that he abused the Pentagon's powers by trying to punish Senator Mark Kelly.
03:12:56.000For urging troops to disobey unlawful orders.
03:13:00.000Massey's impeachment articles call out the military's capture and kidnap of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, which he carried out at Trump's direction.
03:13:08.000Massey called the mission an act of war against a sovereign country.
03:13:12.000Democrats have united behind the impeachment effort.
03:13:15.000Minnesota Representative Betty McCollum, the highest ranking Democrat in the House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee, said From the beginning, I've said Secretary Hegseth was unfit to lead our men and women in uniform.
03:13:27.000When Democrats take the majority, we will hold Secretary Hegseth accountable for his illegal actions.
03:13:33.000Ro Khanna, Democrat from California, said we need to impeach Hegseth.
03:13:37.000If there is one message in this entire election, it's that people didn't want the war in Iran.
03:13:43.000In the Senate, retiring Republicans have become increasingly vocal with their concerns over Hegseth.
03:13:49.000Tom Tillis, Republican from North Carolina, has said that Hegseth has to go and that he would support impeachment, calling it a vote of no confidence.
03:15:38.000Why were the Democrats not present to impeach Hegsef?
03:15:41.000Why did 11 House Democrats not even show up, sparing him from the indictment?
03:15:47.000Well, the progressive Democrats say it's because of Israel, it's because all of those Democrats are major AIPAC recipients.
03:15:57.000The Democrats that didn't show, the no show absentee Democrats, the reason Hegseth has not been impeached is because AIPAC bribed them to stay home.
03:18:26.000Cenk Ueger and all the other, you know, these people that just started talking about Israel yesterday, these people that got red pilled two minutes ago.
03:19:24.000And I think to the extent that removing him hurts Trump, I think it's good.
03:19:28.000And to the extent that removing him pumps the brakes on the war in Iran, I think it's a good thing.
03:19:34.000So I do support the impeachment of Pete Hegseth for political reasons.0.63
03:19:39.000He's not a good secretary, he's a disaster, he's totally incompetent.
03:19:44.000Not only that, but it's going to hurt Trump, and Trump has to fall.
03:19:48.000And more than that, in terms of policy, it's going to slow down the war in Iran because it's not just a vote of no confidence on Trump and Hegseth, it's also a vote of no confidence on the policy.
03:19:59.000So, for that reason, I support it 100% impeach him, remove him from office.0.56
03:20:03.000I will cheer when the Democrats do that.0.99
03:20:07.000However, there's an important caveat, and I do want to make this absolutely clear these articles of impeachment are bullshit.0.93
03:20:16.000And he is totally correct when he says that they are taking a policy disagreement.0.91
03:20:21.000And they're trying to make that grounds for impeachment, which is wrong.
03:20:25.000And these things that Thomas Massey is saying, these are libertarian concerns.
03:20:32.000This is what a true anti war, non interventionist libertarian looks and sounds like.
03:20:39.000The problem they have with the war is that it's technically unconstitutional, that it's technically against international law, that it's technically a violation of the Geneva Convention or whatever.
03:21:20.000And the reason we are in the war is because you have a Trump administration that was lobbied into it by Israel.0.57
03:21:27.000Possibly Trump was thrust into power for this purpose by Israel.0.57
03:21:32.000And then, once in power, Israel has orchestrated a series of provocations that has drawn us into the fighting.0.61
03:21:41.000So, as far as I'm concerned, that is problem number one, two, three, four, and five with the war in Iran.0.62
03:21:48.000It has nothing to do with the United Nations, it has nothing to do with national sovereignty, it has nothing to do with the Constitution or any of these things.
03:21:59.000And you ever notice about libertarians and these anti war people?0.99
03:22:04.000It's always the same bitchy, whining tone.0.95
03:22:08.000It's absolutely grating and cringeworthy.0.99
03:22:12.000I hear these libertarians talk about the war like Thomas Massey, and it's always like, you know, Donald Trump and Meat Dag says started a fucking illegal war and they're killing all the kids and gods on it.1.00
03:22:53.000We're not governed by the United Nations.
03:22:55.000We're not governed by the Atlantic Charter.
03:22:58.000We're not governed by these vague notions of national sovereignty or something like that.
03:23:06.000The president's job is to protect the United States of America, and that means furthering the interests.
03:23:13.000Of the United States of America as a whole, as a country.0.77
03:23:17.000And so, what that means, for example, if Venezuela is in our hemisphere and they are allied with China and Russia, they are a threat to us.
03:23:26.000If Venezuela is a stone's throw away from Texas and Florida, if they're in the Caribbean, if they're right there by the Panama Canal, if they're within drone or missile range of the United States, and they're allied with Russia and China and Iran, while we are in a war with two out of three of those countries, that's a problem.
03:23:46.000And so they want to say, well, you got to take that up with the United Nations whether you extradite him, and you got to take it up with the Constitution whether we declare war.
03:23:57.000Well, if Venezuela and Cuba and Nicaragua ever colluded with China and Russia and other countries to wage a war against the United States, they wouldn't go to the UN for a vote.
03:24:34.000The intelligence war, the cyber war, the space war, the trade war, these things are always ongoing.
03:24:41.000We are always competing with China and Russia for dominance in these different domains in outer space, in intelligence gathering, in missile and drone tactics and technology.
03:24:55.000In the composition of trade with these different countries, especially in Central and Southern America.
03:25:03.000So they want to bring in the Constitution and say, well, Congress never authorized a war against Venezuela.
03:25:09.000Yeah, well, China never declared war on the United States.
03:25:12.000And yet, in 15 years, they now dominate trade with every one of the Central and Southern American countries.
03:25:22.000They never submitted their intentions to annihilate us to the General Assembly, they never submitted their designs.
03:25:29.000For global domination to the UN and the Security Council.0.70
03:25:33.000But quietly, over 15 years, China has systematically displaced the United States as the number one trading partner for every Central and South American country.
03:25:44.000And now we have to go to Congress and ask them if we can extradite Maduro when he's probably got Chinese spies and drones and factories on their soil preparing to be used against the United States?0.82
03:27:07.000The president and the executive branch do those things.
03:27:11.000So, in spirit, I'm totally against these articles of impeachment and I'm against this libertarian non interventionist ideology.
03:27:21.000They want to say the war is illegal, the war is unconstitutional, the war goes against international norms, the war is a violation of humanitarian principles.
03:27:33.000The only thing that matters in the world is domination and power.
03:27:38.000That is the only thing that really matters.
03:27:41.000It is who has the will, who has the force, who has the manpower to get their way.
03:27:47.000That's what matters on the international stage.
03:27:51.000You could add up all the charters and treaties and the Constitution and the laws, it doesn't amount to anything in the modern world when you're talking about AI, drones, nuclear weapons, balance of payments, dual use.
03:28:05.000Commercial infrastructure, it just does not factor in.
03:28:10.000So, like I said, I support the impeachment of Pete Hegseth because it will hurt Trump.1.00
03:29:10.000I mean, and I'm against the war in Iran.0.92
03:29:13.000But if a country, hypothetically, is on the precipice of developing a nuclear bomb like we did in Midnight Hammer, sometimes you have to act.0.82
03:29:23.000And I'm not saying that that excuses the mistake that they made, but the president should have that power if it is necessary.
03:29:32.000So I see these articles of impeachment.
03:29:34.000And it reminds me of why Thomas Massey is not the guy.
03:29:39.000For all these people that say Thomas Massey's the future, why?
03:30:48.000I oppose Israel because they are a distinct and separate and hostile civilization.0.99
03:30:53.000It has to do with their religion, it has to do with their civilizational identity, it has to do with the fact that they have global ambitions and they're in competition with us.0.98
03:31:19.000And to that end, in the same way that we're in a similar clash with China and a clash with Russia and in a multipolar world, other middle powers, we should and must do everything and anything in our power to dominate.
03:31:36.000And sometimes that means bombing drug smugglers, and sometimes that means extraditing world leaders, and sometimes it means bombing a nuclear complex.
03:31:45.000I don't agree with that in that instance, but the president should have the power to do it.
03:31:49.000The president of the United States should have the freedom and maneuverability and ability to act in the world to secure the interests of our civilization.
03:35:24.000We will annihilate because we'll have the biggest military.
03:35:27.000And he wasn't shy about using it in a restrained and limited way to achieve his desired objective.
03:35:36.000And I think that's the right approach.0.82
03:35:38.000Obviously, we went astray with Iran and some of these other things, but we're definitely more in line with that than we are with this anti war crybaby non interventionist thing.0.54
03:35:48.000Leftards crying about Gaza, leftards crying about it and talking about it in terms of oppressor and oppression and colonization and.
03:36:16.000They don't say America is good, but it's been misled.
03:36:20.000No, they think America in its DNA is an imperial project.
03:36:25.000They think that America exists on stolen land and was created by.
03:36:29.000Slave owners and colonizers, and it's this imperial, capitalist, colonial project, and they literally seek to destroy it.0.97
03:36:37.000It's not, they're not just saying don't go to war for Israel, they're saying take apart the military and roll back our empire, and we should be bossed around by people from the Congo.1.00
03:36:48.000They think that we should shut the fuck up and go to the UN and sit there with our hands in our lap with our delegation and wait our turn while the Central African Republic gives a speech.0.98
03:37:00.000And they get a sick pleasure out of that.0.99
03:37:03.000They think that is justice, and they get a sick ideological satisfaction out of that, a sick pleasure in seeing America diminished and sidelined and relegated to the back of the line.
03:37:18.000Obama was all about America should shut up and get to the back of the line and wait our turn, and we should be relegated back into the mass of the community of nations.
03:37:30.000That's what the left-hard socialist liberationist types believe.
03:37:56.000I mean, these people think America's on stolen land.
03:37:59.000White supremacists invaded it and colonized it and then used it to project power globally on behalf of white supremacy.0.99
03:38:06.000And now they think it's our just desserts that we're going to be taken over by brown people and then we are going to treat these poor shitholes as peers and equals.0.98
03:38:18.000That we're going to disable our military and empire.1.00
03:38:21.000And like I said, we're going to go and sit in a UN subcommittee and we're going to sit there and listen to the delegation from Burundi tell us about their problems.
03:38:34.000And I'm also not with this libertarian thing either, where they say we're going to disable the military so we could shrink the government and then what?
03:39:13.000Fight wars for America to have resources, for America to have markets, for America to make the world a better place.
03:39:22.000For us, think about if we took over Cuba and Venezuela and Mexico, it would be like an extension of America.
03:39:30.000Mexico would become just like a vacation destination for Americans.
03:39:35.000We would get all their oil, we would get all their resources, and we wouldn't give them voting rights, it wouldn't make a mistake, but we could go on vacation down there.1.00
03:39:45.000We would kill all the drug cartels.0.99
03:43:00.000It is necessary, and it is part of the world.
03:43:04.000And an acceptance of this is, in some ways, just an acceptance of reality.
03:43:09.000It's a form of realism that I think idealistic, liberal people cannot wrap their heads around it.
03:43:16.000And by liberal, I mean small l individualist types.
03:43:20.000Whether they're progressives, whether they're these liberationists, or they're libertarians, or whatever, they seemingly can't wrap their head around the fact that we're always going to have power in the world.
03:43:33.000And as long as there is power, the power to kill, the power to conquer, to take, we are in an endless security competition that is filled with uncertainty and strategy and calculation and anxiety and paranoia.
03:43:47.000And that is what it means to be human.
03:43:50.000It's what it means to be a social creature, a human being in this world.
03:44:45.000Unless you are constantly thinking about security and defense and strategy and the gamesmanship of it, the game theory, prisoner's dilemma.
03:44:54.000You know, you have to think about those things to create a peace.
03:44:58.000Peace is actually not the default condition.
03:45:01.000If anything, war is the default condition.
03:45:04.000Peace is a construct, peace is a result of design and constructivism.
03:45:10.000War is arguably the default state.0.99
03:45:14.000I want this, you want this, let's kill each other.0.97
03:45:18.000We want the same things, we need the same things land, resources, territory, slaves, whatever.1.00
03:45:30.000I'm gonna get better weapons and more guys.1.00
03:45:34.000I'm going to get bigger sticks and sharper swords and more manpower, and we're going to come and fucking kill you and take all your stuff.0.99
03:45:42.000Because if we don't, you're going to come and take our stuff.0.99
03:45:45.000War is actually the unending dynamic, always beneath the surface.
03:45:52.000Peace is the product of balance and strategy and actually a very thoughtful approach to these things.
03:48:05.000We need relationships with these countries so we could build their infrastructure so that we could put radar dishes and antenna on top of them and spy on everybody.
03:48:30.000This idea that, like, we're going to take over the government and leave everybody the hell alone, like, grow up.1.00
03:48:36.000If America just stopped this idea that Muslims hate us because we bomb them, you know, there's certainly some truth in that.1.00
03:48:43.000But to tell you the truth, if Muslims had the power we did, they'd be imposing Sharia law on everybody.1.00
03:48:49.000Do you think for one second that if Muslims had the power that we had, that they would not expand in the way that we did or more aggressively?1.00
03:50:04.000They're building these trade relationships in South America so they could build deep water ports with dual use so they could put a battleship there.
03:50:14.000Okay, I mean, so this is not some like fantasy.
03:50:18.000We are in a state of conflict all the time.
03:53:12.000Because if that's the case, well, you guys won the prize.1.00
03:53:16.000You guys won the prize a long time ago.0.89
03:53:19.000According to American Goyim, not Europeans, Europeans get this right.1.00
03:53:24.000According to American stupid Goyim, everything that is not gay is like being a disgusting, vulgar pig, being like a lazy, gross slob.1.00
03:53:36.000You want to know the guys that think they're not gay in America?1.00
03:53:39.000It's like these morbidly obese fatties in the South wearing a gym shirt and gym shorts everywhere they go, and an athletic watch and gym shoes.0.98
03:53:52.000And a trucker hat, some kind of flat brim trucker hat with a beard everywhere they go, loud and obnoxious.0.78
03:54:02.000I guess that is the, that's what we should all strive to be, right?
03:54:07.000And have no taste and no class and no refinement and sophistication, no culture, anti intellectual, like, you know, willingly being, willingly being a, what do you call that?
03:54:23.000When somebody is incultured, I forget the word for it.
03:54:26.000I guess that's what I really get sick and tired of that mentality.
03:54:30.000We really need to be more like Europe in that regard.
03:56:35.000He hosts the Miss America pageant, but he also has a game show and he also has skyscrapers and he also has like this is a man with an aesthetic sensibility.
03:56:46.000This is a man with an aesthetic taste.
03:56:49.000Even if it's not good taste, he's got an idea.
04:03:27.000Hey, it's me, Groyper General Mitch MC Connell, and I am announcing my candidacy to be the based and red pilled Nicene Dark Horse Groyper candidate in the 2028 presidential election.0.99
04:06:22.000Yeah, I don't even know how he recognized me.
04:06:24.000I was in my full disguise and it was dark and I think raining, and I had my head down, and he was like, No way, Nick Fuentes, can I get a picture?
04:19:31.000The only thing I don't like, all the burglaries and executions.
04:19:35.000But other than that, Lincoln Park is pretty great.
04:19:39.000I saw somebody called you out on Twitter.
04:19:42.000Some numb nuts from Chicago quote tweeted the video and said, What do you have to be doing in your life that you're a Groyper and you live in Lincoln Park?
04:22:52.000You need something that's sort of like nationalist, but like big government and affordability, like for the workers, you know?
04:23:02.000We just need to take nationalist law and order, militarize everything, culture, war, and then just combine that with like populist economics, you know, like working class economics.
04:35:26.000When you say the magic words, no one would ever lie because we all agree on being wholesome chunguses.
04:35:32.000Before 20 years ago, no one ever sinned before.
04:35:35.000It was all wholesome chunguses until modernity, with its modern architecture, no one lied or fornicated until modernity.
04:35:43.000Started 20 years ago when modern architecture, when the postmodernists started building wacky buildings to make us feel bad about ourselves.
04:38:05.000If you blew it because you weren't dialed in and you can't get into a good college when you're 18, then go to a community college, one of the better ones, a cheap one, get good grades and transfer.
04:41:20.000Been watching for over a year, and I figured I owe you for the goaded content and helping me lock in with my life by motivating me to go to university and flight school.
04:42:35.000I say something good like this, I'm like, I just like a peppermint mocha latte, and then a bunch of women come in and they make it like a thing.1.00
04:42:43.000It's like you ever see that meme where guys are doing something and then women start doing it and makes it suck?0.75
04:42:50.000It's like there's a bunch of stick figures, like a guy's doing something funny, and then all the girls do it, and you're like, okay, never mind.0.55
04:44:06.000Instead of taking on Israel, Russia, and China all at once, which could stretch our resources, why not keep working W Israel to focus on China in the short term, then focus on Israel in the long term?0.92
04:46:11.000After taking your advice on life, I went from being a wagey smoking daily to being sober, running a clipping page while in college, making over 4K a month, and attending mass weekly.
04:47:39.000You're so right about Trump being a visionary.
04:47:41.000I'm sure you have seen the uncut versions of some of his most famous interviews slash speeches behind the scenes, and it's Trump making sure every detail is perfect before starting.
04:47:47.000As simple as removing a glass of water or removing slash adding a table, an often overlooked and underappreciated characteristic.
04:49:50.000Germany doesn't want it, but do you think Russia would ever cede Kaliningrad to Europe in exchange for recognition of territory, full removal of sanctions, reintegration into Western economies, etc.?