00:00:08.000Every time that you open up I know that I can't get close enough
00:00:21.000See everything gets so damaged up And I can't get nothing to add up See all I want is a little trust Yeah, yeah, I know that it's more than enough I don't even know what to think anymore Can you show me?
00:10:22.000But we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covet means, overstanding our fear of influence.
00:10:39.000Christianity and Christ so different from the other religions is that our religion is based on the bearing of suffering for the sake of even those that persecute us.
00:10:54.000An overflowing of love, an overflowing of self giving love, so much of it it cannot be contained.
00:11:07.000An unconditional, absolute standard of love for all of God's children.
00:11:14.000Even those that are misguided, even those that persecute us, even the most heinous among us.
00:11:58.000Read as many books as you can, learn a language, learn an instrument, get the best grades you can, get into a good school, and just don't mess around.
00:12:07.000You turn like 18, 20, and then it just goes at light speed.
00:12:11.000And if you are wasting time, years will go by.
00:12:15.000And you will wake up when you're 25 years old and say, I thought I would have accomplished more by now.
00:12:20.000Why am I still stuck in the same place?
00:12:24.000Let time be your ally by working every single day at what you think you want to be doing in 20 years.
00:12:38.000The servant who received five talents invested it and earned five more.
00:12:43.000The one who received two talents also invested wisely and earned two more.
00:12:49.000But the servant who received one talent went and dug a hole in the ground and hid his master's money.
00:12:56.000When the master returned, the servant with five talents said, Master, you gave me five and look, I've gained five more.
00:13:04.000The master replied, Well done, good and faithful servant.
00:13:08.000Because you have been faithful with little, I will put you in charge of much.
00:13:14.000The servant with two talents said, Master, you gave me two, and look, I've gained two more.
00:13:20.000The master said the same, Well done, good and faithful servant.
00:13:25.000You have been faithful with little, I will trust you with much.
00:13:30.000But the servant with one talent said, Master, I was afraid, so I hid your money in the ground.
00:14:22.000Let's say that Kamala Harris had won the election in 2024.
00:14:25.000If Kamala doubled down on supporting Ukraine as Trump has, if Kamala bombed Iran, there'd be riots in the streets.
00:14:33.000People would say our illegitimate president, who cheated her way into the nomination, she's expanding the war, she's expanding World War III into the Middle East.
00:14:42.000Everybody would say this is illegitimate, this is like a crime.
00:14:45.000But because it was Trump, 90% of Republicans supported Trump bombing Iran on Israel's behalf.
00:15:25.000After October 7th, the Jews knew that the Republican Party, controlled by AIPAC, controlled by Israel, and with Trump in office, they were going to let Israel do whatever they wanted to do.
00:16:24.000When Israel was under attack, They played into the right wing because they knew that the Republican Party would say things like, There's a Muslim takeover of America.
00:18:50.000Makes me feel some type of way The thought of you that slightly scares me Takes my breath away Forget what I was gonna say I met you a star
00:28:16.000There was an article about this shirt.
00:28:17.000They said Nick Fuentes is selling a t-shirt depicting the Arch of Titus relief.
00:33:39.000If Israel controls that region, How rich, how powerful can they become?
00:33:44.000My issue with Iranian regime change is that we are creating an Israeli superpower that not even we will be able to restrain.
00:33:54.000Look at how they have used us like an instrument.
00:33:57.000They stole a nuclear arsenal from us, they got all of this military technology from us, we defeated their foes, and now we have essentially handed this to them.
00:34:06.000Now they're ready to cut the umbilical cord and become their own superpower.
00:34:10.000We endured the cost, we paid the money, our soldiers died, our country burned so that.
00:34:15.000A Israeli superpower could be born, and now our country will be in the wreckage.
00:55:51.000I get a sneak peek, baby Blow on me just like some green tea, baby Tired of all of y'all telling me this is real Yeah, I know when it's real You only come home to pose and pop off a look But you forgot how I feel Shot town popping up here, go on a drill Looking for someone to kill White kids listen to you, cause they feel some guilt And that's how your soul get fulfilled Handing out turkeys on camera inside of your hood Then you go back to the hills How many houses you build?
00:56:19.000How many souls did you heal off the back of your deal?
00:56:22.000Difference between niggas getting you out of your deal And letting you out of your deal Damn, against your will, how many new names do you got on your will?
00:56:30.000Damn, how many more times is y'all gonna keep calling this soft when it's silk?
00:56:34.000Damn, how many more interviews y'all gonna do just to get ice and chill?
00:56:37.000Damn, they tryna cover it up like a quilt.
00:56:41.000Why you go skirt on a boy like a kilt?
00:56:56.000Yeah, yeah, I made way too much in a week Must be 250 at least.
00:57:04.000Like the money just grew off a tree, Like the money just came in for free, For real, yeah.
00:57:11.000And my arm machine scanning my knee, Like how long you been running the streets, For real, yeah, She just text me like we in Paris, like 200 D For real.
00:57:27.000And I went, bought a whip for my brother Same body but two different colors And I might, to Chicago, get another Small price if he kept it 100 And I might book a flight out to London.
00:58:25.000I can't go again, Fuck boy, you know what I'm saying.
00:58:31.000Still on that business girl, know what I'm saying.
00:58:34.000Atlanta, nigga twin, know what I'm saying?
00:58:37.000They say twin, you know what I'm saying.
00:58:40.000Outside is better what it was, you know what I'm saying.
00:58:42.000Atlanta, I'll tell you about my run, you know what I'm saying.
00:58:46.000Ask Pluto, Banker 21, you know what I'm saying.
00:58:50.000I done put up half, what's done is done, you know what I'm saying.
00:58:53.000Two cars in the back, two in the front, you know what I'm saying.
00:58:56.000They so down for me, gotta punt, you understand, Me and Henry's bad, by popular demand, Got a three-ticket Richie on my hand.
00:59:11.000I went Saint John The Baptist on the land.
00:59:14.000I went Lori Landstock on my band And I'm quick to turn a head into a fan Niggas standing ten toes on quick sand.
00:59:23.000If they could've been, they would've been, but they can't.
01:00:39.000She pull it right out of her purse and she planned it Built on the sheet and she landed, Bought a condo up the street and she standing, Bring out the freaks to France And the Sprint up.
01:00:46.000They wanna play Miles Santana To cook Hound on my tan.
01:01:33.000Ice man turn Ice man turn, Ice man turn Like we knew that the tables were Ice man back outside for the greater good Fuck you pussy, but shout out your neighborhood I get mentioned a lot by a bunch of people that I wish I never met We sharing women that I already fucked at the height of my success All you pussy boys losing it and you need to take meds When I tell you dip, cause it's ice time, bitch it ain't the fake fans Ice man turn, what else?
01:02:37.000Walking down the road, how long you gonna stay here, Joe?
01:02:48.000Some people say this town don't look in snow.
01:02:59.000I know days are longer, the nights are strong.
01:03:54.000The United States military began major combat operations in Iran.
01:04:00.000To consign the American empire to destruction while they look forward to a golden age, while they look forward to a century of empire and domination.
01:04:10.000Maybe we can't stop it, but I'm not going along with it.
01:04:48.000When Syria and Egypt launched a surprise attack on Israel, which started the Yom Kippur War on October 6th, 1973, almost 50 years exactly before October 7th, Israel was almost overrun.
01:05:01.000And the United States was reluctant to provide them with the military support that they needed to defend themselves.
01:05:07.000So, the prime minister of Israel, Golda Meir, called up Nixon and said, If you don't help us, we will nuke Syria and Egypt.
01:20:11.000You're raised by your parents, you go to school, you finish school, then you move into an apartment as a single man or woman, and you go to work.
01:21:17.000So it's totally fair for us to recognize that the countries around Russia, no, we shouldn't be invading or torturing them or oppressing them.
01:21:26.000And big picture, holy smokes, you do not want the two largest powers in the world, apart from the United States, to get together and align against us.
01:21:35.000Why do you support Israel against Hamas, for example?
01:21:40.000Why do you support America giving them billions of dollars?
01:36:11.000During every single day of the Trump administration, I will very simply put America first.
01:37:04.000I put this bitch on the fence Yeah, you don't got kind of baby, you kind of by my fence Oh, you climb, oh, you climb, oh, you climb on me Oh, you climb, oh, you climb, oh, you climb on me She go chop up, but the best they climb on me, climb back with me, baby, you won't let this go Where's America?
01:46:25.000Today it was announced that President Trump is considering the most significant escalation in fighting against Iran since the war began 148 days ago.
01:46:39.000Trump is mobilizing F 16s, F 35s, refueling aircraft.
01:46:44.000B 52s and B 2s have been put on high alert in the United States.
01:46:48.000We have 50,000 soldiers there, two carrier strike groups.
01:46:52.000Trump tells the press we are locked and loaded for what he is saying is the most significant and major strikes on Iran since the whole thing started.
01:47:03.000For people keeping score, so far we have bombed Iran every day consecutively for the past 13 days.
01:47:14.000In the first six weeks, we hit 13,000 targets in Iran.
01:47:19.000So, so far, the fighting in the past two weeks has been relatively more calm and contained than it was at the beginning.
01:47:26.000But now Trump is saying not only are we going to restart the war, but it's going to be bigger than it was at the very beginning.
01:47:32.000Bigger than it's been in the past two weeks, bigger than it was in the very beginning.
01:47:36.000Now, the White House says he hasn't made a decision yet, not privately, and he hasn't announced a decision yet, but that a decision is coming.
01:47:45.000There will be a convention next week where Trump will meet with Netanyahu.
01:47:54.000Axio says it's Tuesday, but Netanyahu will be visiting the White House next week to discuss with Trump.
01:48:00.000And there will be a forum held between the U.S. and the United Kingdom talking about a coalition to open up the Strait of Hormuz.
01:48:08.000So it seems like either that's a fake out or we're not going to get a decision on this escalation until next week.
01:48:19.000And by next week, I don't even mean Monday, maybe literally one week from today.
01:48:23.000I imagine that if there is an escalation, it will happen after the Netanyahu meeting and just before the following weekend, timing it with the market.
01:48:36.000We'll talk about what they're considering.
01:48:37.000We'll talk about where we are in the conflict, what the signs are pointing toward.
01:48:43.000But if you ask me, I think this is another bluff.
01:48:47.000We've seen this entire thing before, all of it.
01:48:52.000This whole thing, every step of the way, It is a repeat of what we have seen basically every single week since February, which is that Trump is going to bluff.
01:49:03.000Trump is going to say that we are going to annihilate Iranian civilization.
01:51:28.000They want something like a 100% increase in three years.
01:51:34.000And what's amazing about that is I seem to remember that when Trump got into office the second time, they were Promising to reduce the deficit by $2 trillion.
01:51:45.000Now they're doubling the size of the military.
01:51:49.000Pete Hegseth said the number one threat to national security is if we do not allocate the $1.5 trillion.
01:51:59.000Elbridge Colby, the chief planner, chief policymaker in the Pentagon, he said in an interview at the New York Times this week that it's a one time injection.
01:52:09.000It's an investment in shipbuilding and the Golden Fleet and the Golden Dome and all.
01:54:49.000I basically did a show monologue, but just for the group chat in audio form.
01:54:55.000And I went into everything about Tucker Carlson.
01:54:59.000I don't know if you guys saw this, but there was a really interesting clip from Tucker yesterday where, and He's so easy to clock because he is nothing if not calculating, choreographed, consistent.
01:55:17.000Tucker did another interview yesterday and he reiterated something which he said in a New York Times interview from a couple of months ago.
01:55:25.000And he said that the only real issue in politics is economic.
01:55:31.000He said our real problem is the tax code.
01:55:35.000He said issues like race, even immigration, religion.
01:55:40.000He said, that's all a big distraction.
01:55:42.000Not only are those not real issues, he says, those are trivial culture war issues.
01:55:49.000He says, but those issues are actually being pushed by the billionaire class to divide the people and distract them from the only real issue, which he says is that labor is taxed at a higher rate than financial speculation.
01:56:06.000He says, the problem is that the tax code is more favorable towards.
01:56:11.000Income gained through investments than it is to income earned through labor.
01:56:17.000He says, and that's the only issue, and that's the issue that matters.
01:56:20.000And the billionaire class just talks about race and immigration and religion to divide us.
01:56:27.000And I went into a lot of detail on this in the group chat, but I also talked about this on Telegram and on Twitter.
01:56:54.000Everything is a proxy for socioeconomic class struggle.
01:56:59.000And when he talks about the billionaire class and how they're using these other issues, he's saying effectively this is a form of class warfare.
01:57:09.000To the extent that racial division, ethnic, and religious division are being promoted, it is to stir up division and disorganize the working class, the poor.
01:57:21.000The laborers, you could say the proletariat, it is to stir up division and disorganization amongst them so that they cannot bind together, unite, and use politics to go after the bourgeoisie, the capitalist class, the billionaire class.
01:57:38.000And what distinguishes one from the other?
01:57:44.000It is that they own the productive means, they own capital.
01:57:49.000A billionaire in general does not maybe necessarily have a billion dollars in cash.
01:57:55.000But they own real estate, they own stocks, they own businesses, they own the productive means.
01:58:01.000And so they make their money by owning capital.
01:58:05.000And he says the billionaire class, the capitalists, the bourgeoisie, they're promoting race, religion, ideology to divide the workers.
01:58:15.000And what characterizes the workers is that they do not own their homes, they don't own large amounts of stock, they don't have large amounts of capital.
01:58:29.000And so Carlson says the rich are dividing the workers, so the workers don't look out for their class interest by using the state to change the tax code.
01:58:40.000He says, because the tax code is not taxing financial speculation and investments as much as it's taxing labor.
01:59:09.000And anyway, I went into a lot of detail about this in the group chat the other day, but I just find it striking that it is such a subversive thing to say, and yet nobody talks about that.
01:59:20.000It's so amazing how I get the most flack out of anybody.
01:59:25.000Nobody takes anything I say with any kind of charity.
01:59:30.000I get heavily criticized, scrutinized.
01:59:32.000Everything I do, everything I say, it's taken in the worst possible way.
02:03:56.000They would sort of talk around the subject.
02:03:58.000They thought that by saying my name, it would give me power, or by saying my name, for some reason, that was considered a form of giving me a platform or something.
02:04:10.000And anyway, when I started to get a lot more popular last year, I started to notice that when they could no longer ignore me, they started to talk about me in a very specific way.
02:04:22.000And I'm talking about everybody Tucker Carlson, Jeremy Boring, Ben Shapiro.
02:04:53.000When he's supposed to be this boogeyman, when he's supposed to be this reprehensible human being, he said these awful things, he's the worst of the worst.
02:05:49.000Nick is one of the most popular streamers for the under 30 young men.
02:05:55.000And what's interesting is how this is used, I think, all the time to kind of explain away the real basis of my popularity.
02:06:07.000It's sort of an interesting bait and switch because I would say the reason that I've become popular is because I am speaking uncomfortable truths about subjects that previously we were not allowed to talk about.
02:06:21.000And I said this in the interview with Hunter, and he sort of chafed at that.
02:06:24.000He said, Not allowed to talk about that.
02:06:26.000What do you mean you're not allowed to talk about it?
02:06:33.000For years and years, if you talked about issues concerning race, issues concerning Israel, issues concerning sex and gender, you were censored from the internet permanently, banned on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.
02:06:50.000And not only that, even in your private lives, if you express An uncomfortable truth or an unpopular opinion about women, about crime in the major cities, about the influence of Israel, about these kinds of things.
02:07:22.000For many years, you were simply not allowed to think these things.
02:07:27.000Say these things, or even to hear these things.
02:07:31.000Because to post them on the digital public platform was to be censored.
02:07:36.000So you were not even allowed to hear them.
02:07:39.000All of that changed when Elon Musk acquired Twitter.
02:07:44.000And Elon Musk implemented a free speech policy on Twitter, and other social platforms followed suit.
02:07:50.000Instagram followed suit, YouTube followed suit, Rumble and Kick came around.
02:07:56.000And suddenly there was a climate of free speech.
02:07:59.000And in the past year and a half, There has been a much more permissive attitude towards speech.
02:08:04.000It is in this environment that the things I'm saying, the specific things I'm saying about politics, have gone super viral.
02:08:14.000And I don't think that some of these clips have gone viral because of a lack of job opportunity for young men.
02:08:22.000I don't think it's because the median age of homeownership is increasing.
02:08:26.000I don't think it's because 2 million people are long term unemployed.
02:08:31.000I think it's because the things I'm saying resonate with people.
02:08:36.000The reason people think I'm funny, in order to be funny, you need to be saying something that's kind of true.
02:08:43.000So, when I say, for example, I don't feel comfortable living around black people, it's too dangerous.
02:08:50.000Many people find that funny, but they find it funny because it's uncomfortably true.
02:08:55.000And it resonates with people because whether we like it or not, that is how people have felt since the summer of love.
02:09:01.000And me and Hunter Biden touched on this.
02:09:04.000Is the reason that people resonate with me because of a lack of job opportunity?
02:09:08.000Or is it because they posted the black square in commemoration of George Floyd?
02:09:13.000And maybe they went to a protest and they knelt and the rest of it.
02:09:17.000And then they saw the end result of defund and abolish the police.
02:09:22.000It was looting, it was burning the cities down, it was a crime wave that went on for years of increased murder and carjacking and property crimes.
02:10:06.000How many years have we been beaten over the head with this over the top rhetoric about the Holocaust and anti Semitism and our closest ally Israel, our closest, most special friendship with Israel, and October 7th and the 1,200 that were killed and the babies in ovens and so on?
02:10:27.000And then we watched every single night throughout 2023 and 2024 Israel massacre.
02:10:34.000Women and children and civilians indiscriminately destroying buildings.
02:10:38.000And people once again said, Hey, what the fuck?
02:10:43.000You want to lecture us about genocide?
02:10:45.000Why don't we talk about the genocide you're committing?
02:11:36.000It is resonating because people agree.
02:11:40.000People find it funny because there is truth to all of it.
02:11:44.000And so it's interesting that people want to sit down and they want to perform this gesture of listening, but they don't really want to hear.
02:11:59.000I'm doing my part, I'm listening, but they want to hear what they want to hear, which is it's all about the economy, and people just need to shut up and tolerate the Me Too excesses.
02:12:11.000Tolerate these people like Brandon Johnson, the mayor of Chicago, tolerate the double standards with race, tolerate the endless diversity waves of immigration, tolerate how much they're insulting our intelligence with this Jewish propaganda, and they think they can sate us with UBI.
02:13:18.000That's not anybody's problem with this country.
02:13:21.000I think, by the way, people would tolerate living with a lot less materially if it meant that qualitatively other things improved.
02:13:32.000I am sure that people would rather live in a smaller house and eat out at restaurants less and make less money if it meant they were safe on the subway, if it meant that they lived in a neighborhood that was homogeneous, if it meant that they could meet a girl in high school or in college and get married young without divorce and hypergamy and abortion and feminism.
02:14:03.000I'm sure people actually would tolerate less economically if it meant that the culture of our society would improve.
02:14:12.000And that tells you what the heart of the matter really is.
02:15:16.000So it's interesting because they all acknowledge that the reason I'm popular is because they're not paying attention to the young people, but they're still not paying attention to the young people.
02:15:27.000They don't really want to listen to what we're saying, they only want to hear what they want to hear.
02:15:34.000And what they want to hear is that the way we're going to solve this.
02:15:37.000Is with some kind of new UBI program, some kind of new social welfare program.
02:16:15.000We're living in this country that's in free fall.
02:16:17.000We're living in the ruins of a once great civilization.
02:16:21.000We're trying to make light of it with the gallows humor.
02:16:25.000And we're being lectured about this rather than actually being listened to about how we want society to improve.
02:16:31.000So I do agree with him that now that I have a larger platform, I do have more of a responsibility.
02:16:37.000I agree with that in a sense to choose my words carefully and.
02:16:42.000To look at the bigger picture, maybe be a little less self indulgent.
02:16:46.000But I think that what the Tucker Carlson's and the Jeremy Borings and even the Hunter Bidens, I think what they maybe fail to consider is that my message is resonating because I'm right.
02:16:58.000My message is resonating because people agree with me.
02:17:01.000It's because I'm saying uncomfortable truths that only because we now live in a culture of free speech, people are allowed to think about, talk about, listen to, laugh at, and hear.
02:17:12.000And maybe they don't like that, but that is the real reason why I'm popular.
02:17:15.000So it's a little bit, it's a little patronizing, is the word that I would use.
02:17:20.000And I don't necessarily throw that at Biden in particular, but I think that from the older generations, there's in general, This kind of patronizing spirit that says, All right, Sonny boy, we're listening.
02:17:31.000Tell us what we want to hear, which is that you're really just mad that you can't get a stinking job.
02:17:37.000You're mad because home ownership is too unaffordable.
02:17:41.000And I think that those are accelerants rather than the true cause.
02:17:47.000I try to tell him the real issue that people like myself have as a young white man is we don't feel like we have a home.
02:17:54.000And he sort of brought up the Civil Rights Act.
02:17:58.000They brought up Return of the Land, which is this project to create an all white community in Arkansas.
02:18:04.000And I said, I agree in principle with the project.
02:18:06.000I said, because you look at how America is diversifying, and there's all these ethnic enclaves that are coming into the country.
02:18:13.000And so you can go to a little Haiti, and you can go to a little Somalia, and you can go to a little Mexico.
02:18:19.000I said, but as a young white man, there's nowhere we can go that resembles the country our parents grew up in.
02:18:25.000Where can we go where there's a white neighborhood where we can have our culture, where it doesn't smell like Vindaloo?
02:18:33.000Somewhere we can go where it isn't everything's in Spanish or everything's in Arabic.
02:18:38.000Somewhere we could go where it isn't violent and it doesn't look like a bank at a Popeyes, where they're playing baseball and eating hot dogs, and people are outside gleefully mowing their lawns, and people are jumping rope and walking their dogs.
02:18:55.000And he said, Well, racism, racism, and redlining, and Jim Crow and Chicago in the 60s was so segregated.
02:19:22.000But I would say that we suffer from a spiritual sickness, which is alienation alienated from our neighbors, alienated from our parents, the men from the women.
02:19:34.000Alienated from ourselves, from our roots, who we are as people.
02:19:38.000Every other group seems to have a story celebrating their glorious past as Muslims, as Jews, as blacks, as Asians.
02:19:49.000Alienated from our own culture, our own identity, the things we take pride in, our heroes, our history.
02:19:57.000Increasingly surrounded by people that don't look like us, act like us, don't like us, being taught a narrative.
02:20:04.000In history, that we were the villains, that we caused all the problems, that we can't take pride in who we are.
02:20:14.000It's a spiritual problem of alienation, and that has little to do with the economic state of the country.
02:20:21.000So we will keep pushing this message until they are ready to hear it.
02:20:28.000I'm not ready to, maybe I'll be careful with what I say.
02:20:31.000We want to open our arms and embrace people.
02:20:36.000To propel this message, we want power to change society the way we want it to change.
02:20:42.000But we are not going to give up the message until we're being heard.
02:20:45.000I'm not ready to put it all away and say, all right, everybody, let's now just be Democrats.
02:20:51.000After all this time, now that I'm grown up, now that I've matured, now that I'm no longer a stupid kid, now I realized all along it was really just about the economy.
02:21:02.000And I was just taking it out on women and transgenders and illegal immigrants and black people and Jews.
02:21:24.000That's why our fertility rate is collapsing.
02:21:26.000That's why family formation isn't happening.
02:21:29.000These are all real problems and they're going to be addressed.
02:21:33.000And I will continue to be popular as long as I'm the only one that's talking about this.
02:21:38.000And I would like to see, as time goes on, you'll notice how other people begin to diverge with this message promoting their own agenda.
02:21:47.000People like Tucker Carlson will mark my words.
02:21:52.000He will more clearly diverge from this because he will be pushing this materialist Marxian interpretation, saying it's all about economics, and so will Vance.
02:22:03.000And people on the left, it's the same thing.
02:22:05.000People on the left are increasingly going to alienate themselves from us because, whereas they're very strong on the Israel issue, they're also promoting queer liberation and they're also promoting abolishing ICE and abolishing prisons.
02:22:20.000They're also promoting all this garbage.
02:22:24.000So, we have to be the champions for the true message, which is nationalism.
02:24:43.000And what is still incredibly striking to me about this entire thing, it almost is hard to believe that the Trump administration entered a war against Iran, which, if you know anything about the Middle East, is a really big deal.
02:25:01.000Iran is a huge country with a huge population and a massive military and a huge arsenal of drones and missiles, and they are a nuclear threshold state.
02:25:17.000Arguably, it's bigger than all of those put together.
02:25:20.000And we started this war not anticipating that Iran would close the Strait of Hormuz and with no plan, no backup plan, no plan B of what to do if they did close the Strait.
02:25:35.000This is literally how it has happened.
02:25:38.000The Trump administration went in locked and loaded against the Iranian regime, and plan A was we're going to hit him so hard the regime is going to collapse.
02:25:49.000Now, for anybody that has ever watched this space at all, the obvious question is well, what if it doesn't work?
02:26:27.000Because that's exactly how it has played out.
02:26:30.000They did assassinate the supreme leader, they killed half the military and civilian leadership, they sank Iran's blue water navy, they bombed 13,000 targets in Iran.
02:26:42.000They did everything that we really can with air and sea power.
02:27:10.000We can either escalate our tactics and strategy to achieve ultimate victory, which is regime change, destruction of their nuclear program, destruction of their missile and drone arsenal, opening up the Strait of Hormuz.
02:27:24.000One option is we can escalate to achieve total victory.
02:27:34.000In order to achieve our strategic objectives with military means, it involves an escalation that includes a ground force andor the deployment of strategic weapons, nuclear bombs.
02:28:40.000Option number two, what happens now is that we surrender.
02:28:45.000We tried it, it didn't work, got to walk away.
02:28:50.000Here's the problem we cannot walk away because since we have attacked Iran, now Iran is not ready to end the war.
02:28:59.000So if we are to simply pack it up and leave the region, Iran is going to formally annex the Strait of Hormuz.
02:29:08.000And this is going to deter any future U.S. aggression.
02:29:11.000If they do this, we cannot ever intervene against Iran again.
02:29:15.000And so, this is why the conflict is sticky.
02:29:17.000We can't escalate to achieve victory, but we also can't just simply pack it up and walk away.
02:29:23.000If we leave, Iran will formally annex the Strait.
02:29:27.000They'll rebuild their drones and missiles, rebuild their proxies, and this will protect them from future U.S. aggression while they go to work breaking out and developing a nuclear weapons program.
02:29:42.000And so, it's either total victory, escalating military means, or it's total surrender.
02:29:47.000And we lose on all the objectives by walking away, both of which are totally unacceptable.
02:29:54.000And so, since February 27th and the days following, when it was clear that we were not going to topple the regime, we have been trying to figure out this middle path where using warfare and economic means and these creative solutions, we're trying to calibrate enough military power on a specific timeline and using attritional warfare as well.
02:30:19.000To create enough pressure on Iran that we can walk away without them keeping the Strait of Hormuz.
02:30:25.000We can walk away while keeping Iran sufficiently weak such that we could go back in, if necessary, to prevent them from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
02:30:38.000And so everything that has happened since can be interpreted through that lens threatening the use of military force, using military force, engaging Iran with negotiations, opening up a blockade.
02:30:51.000On their side in the Strait of Hormuz, among other things.
02:30:55.000Since the MOU has collapsed, we've gone back to using military force.
02:31:00.000But as the Israelis have said, maybe more explicitly than the White House has said, we are using military force in a contained and limited and narrow way, not to achieve our strategic objectives, but to incrementally increase pressure and create exhaustion.
02:31:18.000What are we doing specifically in Iran?
02:31:20.000We've talked about it this week and last week.
02:31:23.000For the past 13 days, We have been bombing Iran on their southwestern coast, bombing drone and missile launch platforms.
02:31:32.000To the extent that we have been attacking civilian infrastructure, which we have been, we have been attacking bridges and power plants in southwestern Iran.
02:31:44.000We're bombing bridges and other transportation infrastructure and power plants because this prevents Iran's military from resupplying their forward deployed military positions on the coast.
02:32:00.000And it is from the coast that they are launching drones and missiles at shipping in the Strait, at U.S. military bases in the Gulf, at the Gulf countries.
02:32:19.000We're not throwing everything that we have at them to achieve our strategic objectives.
02:32:26.000We are calibrating our approach to incrementally increase pressure over time.
02:32:32.000So that the Iranian regime feels compelled to make a deal.
02:32:36.000Not that they surrender, not that we even achieve our objectives, but that they make some concessions.
02:32:44.000And that brings us to where we are today.
02:32:47.000Today, as it stands, the Trump administration has a big decision to make.
02:32:51.000We've been bombing them for 13 days, and it has not weakened Iran's resolve.
02:32:57.000We are asking Iran to open up the Strait of Hormuz.
02:33:00.000Iran has told us we are not going to allow the Strait of Hormuz to return to the pre war status quo, meaning they're going to formally annex it.
02:33:09.000So, we've hit them a thousand times in the past 13 days, and they're still not willing to negotiate.
02:33:15.000There have been talks about a 10 day truce or a 10 day ceasefire, but fundamentally, Iran is not biting because they're not going to open up the strait.
02:33:39.000Simply just walk away and allow Iran to control the waterway.
02:33:44.000And set a precedent that all the shipping that goes through the strait will require Iran's permission and potentially paying a service fee.
02:33:52.000And so the president is putting all of the options on the table.
02:33:56.000They're surging F 16 fighter jets, F 35 fighter jets.
02:34:00.000They're surging refueling aircraft to the Middle East, surging medics to one of the U.S. bases in Germany, where if Americans start to die, that's where they will be evacuated.
02:34:12.000B 52, B 2, and B 1 bombers in the United States have all been put on high alert in preparation for.
02:34:18.000Strategic Air Force attacks against Iran, specifically some of their nuclear sites like Pickaxe Mountain.
02:34:25.000We're getting ready for a major escalation in the war.
02:34:28.000And Trump has a decision to make whether we're going to take it to the next level or whether we're going to continue our strategy as it stands.
02:34:36.000And this is a story about that from the New York Times.
02:34:39.000It says President Trump met on Friday with top advisors and senior members of his cabinet to decide whether to intensify the military assault against Iran.
02:34:50.000He said, quote, look, we're locked and loaded.
02:34:52.000We're ready to go, but we're talking to them.
02:34:54.000So maybe there will be, maybe there won't be a tipping point.
02:34:57.000He said, maybe they'll cry uncle, maybe they'll just give up, or maybe they'll just go into a cave and hide.
02:35:03.000Mr. Trump previewed some of his discussions in an interview with Axios on Thursday, saying, I'm considering a massive attack bigger than ever before.
02:35:25.000Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel is coming to the United States on Monday and plans to meet with Mr. Trump.
02:35:31.000Mr. Trump's meeting with top advisors came as the Pentagon has been rushing more forces, weaponry, and supplies to the Middle East in case the war sharply escalates.
02:35:40.000Additional F 16 fighters from Germany and F 35 jets from Britain have arrived in the Middle East in recent days, joining scores of warplanes and attack drones already positioned at land bases or on two aircraft carriers.
02:35:53.000Long range B 2 and B 52 bombers in the United States are on high alert.
02:35:58.000And additional aerial refueling planes that would gas up the bombers have been moved closer to the region.
02:36:04.000As of early Friday, Central Command had carried out 13 consecutive nights of bombing runs hitting coastal radars, anti ship missile launchers, and a fleet of small Iranian attack boats and other sites that the Pentagon says have contributed to attacks on commercial ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
02:36:20.000The U.S. military has also damaged or destroyed an increasing number of railway bridges that civilians use, but also that enable Iranian commanders to flow supplies to the southern coastal region near the Strait.
02:36:34.000So, Trump is on the precipice of relaunching the war in full.
02:36:40.000We've been bombing Iran, but like I said, it's in a limited way.
02:36:45.000So, for comparison, from February 27th until April 8th, roughly about five to six weeks, the United States hit 13,000 targets in Iran.
02:36:58.000In the past 13 days, roughly two weeks, we've hit 1,000 targets.
02:37:05.000The volume, the frequency of attacks is much less in the past two weeks than it was in the opening phase of the war.
02:37:13.000What it sounds like is that we are going to resume the war in full and maybe even escalate to a greater extent against Iran.
02:37:21.000An important note on this if you recall, when the war broke out on February 27th, it was the United States that carried out the bulk of their attacks.
02:37:32.000Against military targets, specifically Iran's navy, Iran's military bases, nuclear sites.
02:37:39.000It was Israel that carried out the bulk of the attacks against the personnel.
02:37:45.000Israel was launching the assassination strikes against the Supreme Leader, against the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, the Iranian Armed Forces, the civilian leadership.
02:37:57.000So if it is the United States that is going to majorly escalate against Iran, I would assume it's not going to be anti personnel, it's going to be against.
02:38:08.000And judging by what the United States has done so far and what they're threatening, what I would imagine is that what this attack is going to consist in is sweeping away everything in Iran's southwestern coast.
02:38:24.000And what is the purpose of this ultimately?
02:38:27.000Well, it's a little bit unnerving because if so far we've been targeting radar, missile, and drone launch sites, anti ship missile launch sites on the southern coast, If we've been hitting railway bridges, power plants that supply the southwestern coast, and if Trump is talking about dropping maybe five to 10 times more ordnance on Iran,
02:38:56.000then what that sounds like is they're going to try to push all of Iran's launchers deeper into the interior of the country.
02:39:08.000If the United States is going to escalate significantly, they're going to clear out what it sounds like.
02:39:14.000Is a buffer zone in southwestern Iran, that doesn't sound like the end of the operation.
02:39:21.000That sounds like the beginning of something.
02:39:25.000And what that might tend to indicate is that the United States would then be preparing ground operations.
02:39:33.000If the United States is talking about we're going to flow F 35s, F 16s, refueling aircraft, B 2 bombers, carrier strike groups in position, what that sounds like is they're going to wipe out everything on the coast.
02:39:48.000And while Iran is paralyzed, then the United States can launch marine expeditionary units to maybe do targeted raids, not a full scale ground invasion of Iran like we did in Iraq, but targeted raids on the islands in the Strait of Hormuz or the coast of the Strait of Hormuz.
02:40:10.000Because these were the options that were discussed early on.
02:40:13.000If we want to force the Strait of Hormuz open, how are you going to do it?
02:40:18.000Well, the choke point in the Strait of Hormuz are the islands.
02:40:22.000It is the islands which are impenetrable.
02:40:25.000The islands have blast doors built into the mountains on Lesser Tongue and on Keshem Island.
02:40:32.000This is where Iran is launching anti ship missiles.
02:40:35.000This is where Iran is launching the drones.
02:40:37.000It's the speed boats that are stationed there, it's the mining ships that are stationed there.
02:40:43.000If we're going to liberate the Strait of Hormuz, we need to be able to go for the islands.
02:40:49.000We need to put Marines on the islands, we need to bring the Navy into the Strait.
02:40:55.000We can't do that because what we anticipate is that if we go onto the islands, then eventually Iran is going to rain drones and missiles down on the islands from the coast.
02:41:07.000So, what we've been doing for the past two weeks is we've been bombing the islands.
02:41:17.000If the United States majorly escalates, maybe we temporarily push Iran's launch platforms into the interior of the country, and that creates an opening where we can raid the islands.
02:41:30.000Take the islands, force the strait open, deprive Iran of their leverage.
02:42:03.000Take the islands and control the coast.
02:42:06.000If we can liberate the strait ourselves, if we can take that leverage away, then we can force Iran into a deal, into a truce, and then we can talk about a long term nuclear agreement.
02:42:20.000And if we're dissatisfied with it, we can retaliate against Iran militarily without losing 20% of the world's oil supply again.
02:42:29.000So that seems to be from the outside looking in, just looking at how they're conducting the war.
02:42:36.000It might tend to suggest that that is the ultimate strategy.
02:42:44.000But if you look at how they're doing it, it's an indication of what they're planning.
02:42:50.000If they're bombing the coast, why are they bombing railway bridges?
02:42:54.000Because it is by rail that Iran is resupplying their area denial system that controls the Gulf and the Straits.
02:43:07.000So, if Trump's talking about a major escalation, we're going to hit him harder than ever.
02:43:12.000I imagine they're going to clear everything out on the coast.
02:43:15.000That's going to pave the way for maybe those Marine expeditionary units that came down, you might remember, a few months ago to then land on the islands, maybe build some kind of runway.
02:43:28.000And then they start bringing in the Air Force to resupply and they turn those into U.S. bases.
02:43:54.000We put our blue water navy in the Arabian Sea and we implemented a blockade of Iran's ports.
02:44:00.000Iran is using those launch positions on the coast and on the islands to push the U.S. bases further away, push the U.S. bases away from Bahrain and Kuwait and Qatar and into Jordan, into those other countries.
02:44:14.000Now it seems like we're doing the same thing.
02:46:31.000We are putting all the supplies in place for a major escalation.
02:46:36.000As to the timing of it, Netanyahu is scheduled to be in the White House next week, early next week.
02:46:42.000And so I would imagine that a decision will not be made until that meeting happens, unless it's a fake out, unless they put that on the schedule so that Iran thinks they have the weekend when really they don't, which is a possibility.
02:46:57.000But I think more likely we meet with Netanyahu next week.
02:47:01.000There's going to be a security forum with the United Kingdom to discuss.
02:47:05.000The Strait of Hormuz and how to liberate it.
02:47:08.000And then I think maybe at the latest it comes next, not this weekend, but the next weekend.
02:49:22.000We have to move toward a process of initiation.
02:49:27.000I'm starting to realize it has to be about initiation.
02:49:29.000It's not just for you talking to a general audience and you want to find initiates.
02:49:35.000You're casting a wide net to the general public, and you almost have to approach it in a way where you realize like most people are not going to get it.
02:49:44.000They're never going to get it, and it's okay.
02:56:15.000That's the most important thing that I do.
02:56:18.000And it's my favorite thing to hear because, you know, sometimes it gets really frustrating doing this and you wonder if you're even making a difference.
02:56:26.000You're like, it's all, it feels futile.
02:56:28.000You're just like screaming into the void.
02:56:38.000Sometimes it feels like the arguments don't even matter.
02:56:42.000Whether people are making logical, coherent arguments or not, whether they're Truthful or not, it doesn't, sometimes it feels like it doesn't matter.
02:57:40.000If a young man watches a show and gets his life together, stops drinking, smoking weed, fucking around, comes back to the church, gets his life together, starts working hard, starts challenging himself, that's real.
03:03:47.000She writes, The Odyssey is the most important conservative film of the last decade.
03:03:52.000Nolan is openly mocking those who think there's any importance whatsoever in the cast looking Greek in a film about a psychological journey.
03:04:01.000Christopher Nolan, the like eminent filmmaker of our generation, made this with Matt Walsh in mind.
03:05:02.000Most are just wearing the disguise of Cersei stripped away.
03:05:07.000We have a full blown chance to recover a civilizational inheritance.
03:05:11.000That has guided people for thousands of years.
03:05:14.000One that reminds us a society survives only when people are willing to return home to responsibility, sacrifice, and order.
03:05:22.000However, the suitors or commentators, taking advantage of a civilization and psychological disorder, don't want their audiences doing this.
03:06:17.000This is like Dave Rubin's take on the Odyssey.
03:06:19.000Dave Rubin is like, if it wasn't for all of these radicalized commentators on the woke right and the woke left, then people that disagree with each other could have conversations again.
03:06:34.000It's an allegory for Dave Rubin's show.
03:06:40.000I hate that I even know what any of these words mean.
03:06:42.000Clavicular is obsessed with looks maxing.
03:06:45.000I hate that I even know what these words mean.
03:06:48.000If you are unfortunate enough to know who Clavicular is, he's the proponent of looks maxing.
03:07:07.000But seriously, do you see these podcasts where it's like some hipster millennial faggot, some like hipster millennial douche fag piece of shit will be wearing like a baseball cap?
03:07:21.000And a hoodie, and he'll be in like the studio with all his fucking action figures and knickknacks.
03:07:28.000And he'll be like, he'll say something exactly like that.
03:07:31.000Say, like, if you have heard about clavicular, I'm sorry.
03:07:37.000If you've heard about Chug the Builder, then I guess it's unfortunate for both of us.
03:07:43.000Clavicular has been promoting bone smashing, look maxing.
03:07:48.000I hate that I even know what any of this means.
03:07:50.000I mean, if you're extremely online, like I unfortunately am, it's like, dude, these people need to be burned alive.
03:08:17.000She's gotta be like, it's not even stupidity in terms of like low IQ, it's just like dumbness, like dull dumbness, levels of obtuseness and like not getting it that just shouldn't even be possible.
03:08:31.000We're reaching levels of not getting it that shouldn't even be possible.
03:08:36.000The suitors, the suitors are right and left wing YouTubers.
03:08:42.000And so, you know, who's guiding Odysseus home?
03:09:17.000Both sides aren't willing to to put their metaphorical weapons down and just sit down and talk to one another.
03:09:24.000It's, like you know and, by the way, that's so overrated because you know what happens when you talk to liberals, you realize they're insane.
03:10:08.000You talk, you like, go ahead, talk to your liberal neighbor and start a stopwatch and see how long it takes them to start railing about Elon Musk.
03:12:07.000Your brand is that you're above it all.
03:12:12.000So, but then the narcissism to think that Christopher Nolan's highest grossing movie of all time, this $1.2 billion grossing picture, is about YouTubers like yourself.
03:12:27.000And more than that, it's channeling your message like, holy, holy Rorschach test.
03:12:35.000It's the female narcissism should be studied, bro.
03:12:42.000The level of female narcissism of an e girl, it literally needs to be studied.
03:12:51.000If we could harness that, we would be like a Dyson sphere.
03:12:59.000So, anyway, yeah, the Lawrence Southern.
03:16:05.000However, whatever you want to say about them, our generation owes them a debt because their generational run, it just changed the script on feminism.
03:22:57.000Like, if I had a Wikipedia, I know people are like calling me a grifter and saying I'm jumping in and out, but like, I'm 26 and I'm learning more about my family tree.
03:23:09.000We found on the Auschwitz website, on the Auschwitz Memorial, I have relatives of my grandfather with my last name, Balin Tazi, that died in Auschwitz.
03:23:58.000Literally the fakest, fakest, most insincere will do anything, say anything, anything to get viewership, anything to get people to pay attention to him, anything to stay relevant.
03:24:14.000Literally the most spineless, fake human being.
03:25:56.000I've always said, look, if you're Jewish and put America first, that's okay, blah, blah, blah.
03:26:02.000But the problem is that Jews have this dual identity, they have this dual allegiance, and they should have respect and rights, like the rest of it, but they got to put America first.
03:26:14.000This guy, it's like nine months ago when he's kissing Aiden Ross's ass to get his YouTube channel back.
03:27:28.000These brown clowns, because they are stupid, they don't know anything about subtlety.
03:27:33.000I think I'm an expert manipulator because I can be very subtle and like tip somebody off knowing I'm tipping them off, but with them not knowing I'm tipping them off.
03:28:31.000I know people are like, I'm going to have a family tree.
03:28:34.000And we found, literally, it sounds like I'm trolling.
03:28:37.000We found on the Auschwitz website, on the Auschwitz memorial, I have relatives of my grandfather with my last name, Balin Tazi, that died in Auschwitz.
03:28:46.000Like, I have, my family is a product of the Holocaust, and I would not exist without it.
03:30:19.000In case you're wondering why you're denied X's check mark, X's de facto manager, Nikita, is a hardcore Zionist and was recruited to X via Sean McGuire since McGuire is one of Elon's besties.
03:40:40.000And maybe this is like boomer of me, maybe this is corny, but whenever I see black people trying to uplift black people, I actually like it.
03:40:50.000Like, I see there are black people that do a program where they have young black adolescents come in and they literally do like a gentleman school.
03:41:01.000Like, they teach them like manners and how to be a gentleman.
03:41:05.000And, you know, that sounds like dumb, but white people used to do this too.
03:41:08.000White people used to actually teach how to be a gentleman.
03:41:30.000So I really would like to show that side because, you know, everybody likes to, and everybody likes when I criticize black people in the most provocative way.
03:41:44.000But I also want to be a part of the solution.
03:41:46.000I don't think it's enough to just criticize and be, then complain and be vulgar and heap abuse upon a group of people.
03:41:53.000It's also important to show that you love those people.
03:41:56.000You want those people to be a part of society.
03:42:00.000You want them to be a part of the solution.
03:42:03.000You know, I don't think anybody wants to see people failing.
03:42:05.000I don't think anybody wants to see people creating problems.
03:50:47.000People have been accusing me of that for so long because honestly, it would give a lot of credence to my theory that most people have no souls.
03:50:55.000And it's like maybe the Jews are the only ones with souls.
03:57:47.000We need to train people to start tagging all the graffiti with swastikas.
03:57:54.000If you simply, every piece of graffiti that you encountered on a bridge, on the side of a building, at a bus stop, if every time you encountered a piece of graffiti, You spray painted a giant swastika over it, the graffiti would be gone in one week.
03:58:13.000All graffiti everywhere in every major city would be gone in one week.
04:00:21.000It's like if it offends the sensibilities of a minority group, then it's got to go.
04:00:28.000But if it offends, The aesthetic sensibilities of all people, oh, who cares?
04:00:35.000And that is just kind of like a reflection on who we are as a people now.
04:00:41.000It's like the city is immiserated by the stench and the filth and the decay and the visible signs of decline everywhere, but nobody wants to hold it up.
04:05:44.000Trump and Yay, the two goats, just even the interaction, the interaction of like Trump notoriously has the iPad that controls the sound system at Mar a Lago on the patio.
04:05:57.000So everybody talks about this that Trump has his table at the patio at Mar a Lago and he has this iPad where he plays his music.
04:06:06.000He plays, and everybody talks about it there.
04:06:10.000So when we sit down, the first thing that Trump does is he gives Yay the famous iPad.
04:06:17.000And says, here, put on one of your songs.
04:06:20.000And to me, as a huge fan of both of them, it's really funny to think about what song, what Kanye song does Kanye play at the Trump Kanye dinner?
04:06:32.000Like, what would he think is what Trump would want to hear and what would be suitable for the occasion?
04:07:49.000One of the hits or one of the fan favorites, but no, it was from 808s.
04:07:54.000You wouldn't think something from graduation from Dark Twisted Fantasy, maybe you'd think Last Call from College Dropout, anyway.
04:08:04.000As a Kanye fan, as a Yay fan, but it was stuff like that.
04:08:09.000And then, and then when they're taking our order, you know, Yay, what would you like for dinner, Mr. Trump?
04:08:15.000And they had Thanksgiving dinner because it was a couple of days before Thanksgiving.
04:08:22.000So it's like I'm eating turkey and stuffing and mashed potatoes with Donald Trump and Yay for Thanksgiving.
04:08:28.000And they're talking about Kim Kardashian and they're talking about running for president again.
04:08:37.000And this was right after the midterms, too, is in such a weird, anyone who pays attention will know it was such a weird time because it was after the midterms when Trump was kind of on the ropes.
04:27:14.000Do you think it's plausible that the uptick in measles diagnoses is related to the mass import of illegals from the southern border, i.e., countries that don't require measles?
04:27:20.000I think that's like a foregone conclusion.
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