00:10:25.000By a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covet means.
00:10:40.000Christianity 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, that is what makes us different.
00:11:59.000Read 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, because you have been faithful with little.
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.
00:44:35.000What 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 traders.
00:47:22.000I be from the back, she gripping them covers like she on her latest leg She look like she belong on the cover, this whole game covered in everything I got a vibe, I'll take a banana,
00:47:37.000but she is not getting wet, it rain If he wants to interview Nick Fuente, get the word out It's undeniable.
00:54:45.000And my d*** came with the ECs, baby Swear, my label got out of free me, baby, Blow on me just like some green tea, baby, Hey, hey, hey, Buried alive, someone come dig me up.
00:55:02.000If I call up your shoddy right now, she picking up.
00:55:06.000You boys got big off my name, that's big enough.
00:55:10.000We know how you OGS rockin' already, man, The jig is up.
00:55:15.000Well, mine is gon' stream while you watchin' HD.
00:55:17.000They say that karma could take an eternity.
00:55:19.000Yours is droppin' the same, that is me.
00:55:21.000Funny thing is that they ain't gon' compete.
00:55:23.000You gon' get yours while I'm doin' me.
00:55:25.000You gon' get yours while I'm doin' me.
00:55:27.000Hey, Johnny, shut up, yo Eat me, baby, Call my phone and say you need me, baby, Thought they had me in a deep sleep, baby, I'm still scorchin' hot in these streets, baby, Pull up, play back.
00:55:45.000I 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.
00:55:57.000Yeah, I know when it's real, You only come home to pose and pop up a look, but you forgot how I feel.
00:56:07.000Shot town, popping up here, go on a drill Looking for someone to kill White kids.
00:56:11.000Listen to you, cause they feel some guilt.
00:56:13.000And that's how your soul gets fulfilled, Handing out turkeys on camera inside of your hood.
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 wheel?
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 Rari go skirt on a boy like a kilt paper like will tricking it off on a pay in a bill that's just how i do the sauce and the spill these know how i pop it for real these know how i pop it for real
00:56:56.000yeah yeah yeah i made way too much in a week must be 250 at least like the money that grew up a tree like the money that came in for free for real yeah and my arm machine scanning my knee like how long you been running the streets for real
00:57:18.000yeah She just text me like we in Paris like 200 D for real
00:57:26.000And I went bought a whip from my brother Same body but two different colors And I might just sell cock at another Small price as he kept it 100 And I might book a flight out to London
01:00:52.000I just ran a million up on some slime shit I just fucked they feelings up on some pride shit I just fucked Chanelia up on some light shit With Molly Santana,
01:01:04.000gon' make them rewind it With diamonds on diamonds and helmets on helmets I'm a big shot where these hoes are piranhas Talkin' bout billions, he talkin' on camera Think he a dirty, ain't nothing but a random Molly Santana, no handle Montana Molly Santana, no handle Montana Molly Santana, no handle Montana Molly Santana,
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 was losing it and you need to take meds When I tell you,
01:01:53.000dear, cause it's ice time, bitch, it ain't the fake fans Ice man turn, what else?
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?
01:21:39.000Why do you support America giving them billions of dollars?
01:32:29.000This is the last thing I'm gonna say about it, and then we're, because I don't wanna crash out again for, you know, 100 minutes like I did the other day, but.
01:38:18.000In 2026, in the midterms, we are showing up, and the Groypers are showing up with us.
01:49:22.000In the days after the September attacks, there were countless rumors about strange coincidences surrounding the events.
01:49:29.000One report about a group of Middle Eastern men spotted the morning of September 11th parked just across the river from New York City has not gone away.
02:05:38.000So, Trump was threatening to bomb Iran on Saturday.
02:05:42.000We talked about it all week last week.
02:05:45.000They were moving F 16s, F 35s, refueling aircraft, getting everything in place for what Trump described as the largest bombing campaign since World War II against Iran.
02:06:14.000Like I said, biggest airstrike since World War II.
02:06:18.000Trump put in a notice to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Israel, and basically said prepare for the worst because the war is about to blow up.
02:06:42.000Trump gets on True Social and says, never mind.
02:06:45.000I called off the attack because Iran is begging us to make a deal.
02:06:50.000They really want to make a deal more than anyone even realizes.
02:06:56.000So we're pausing the attack until diplomacy can prevail.
02:07:01.000And then you're never going to guess what happened after that.
02:07:05.000You're never going to guess what happened immediately after Trump says this.
02:07:09.000Moments after Trump announces the strike has been called off because the Iranians begged for another chance at diplomacy, what did the Iranians do?
02:09:19.000Today, Not only did the Iranians deny that there's any kind of talks or diplomacy, but in addition to this, the Iranians have reportedly bombed a U.S. facility in Kuwait,
02:09:32.000and they're already attacking commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz that is trying to leave through the Omani route of passage through the Strait.
02:09:44.000So we know it's not a question of who's lying, who's telling the truth.
02:10:04.000That is, the devil is in the details in all this will the strait open up for freedom of navigation, or will it open up under Iran's control?
02:10:15.000Iran is negotiating with the Omanis, and they have now made it clear this is demonstrated explicitly through action.
02:10:22.000If the Iranians are still attacking commercial shipping that tries to transit the strait without their permission, then what they're effectively saying is the terms under which the strait will open in their bilateral negotiations with Oman is only under their full control,
02:10:39.000which is, of course, what they've been demanding and insisted upon since the very beginning.
02:10:45.000So there are no talks, there is no progress, there's no diplomacy.
02:10:50.000And the real reason that Trump called off the attack has everything to do with Saudi Arabia.
02:10:58.000Because we knew exactly what we were going to get.
02:11:01.000It's the same reason why we have not done anything like this the entire time.
02:11:06.000Trump said we're going to annihilate Iran.
02:11:08.000And what Iran did last week is they actually spelled out towards the end of the previous week exactly which targets they would attack in the event that the United States pulled the trigger.
02:11:22.000And Iran basically said if we get attacked, we're going to blow up all the biggest.
02:11:28.000We're going to blow up all the biggest oil refineries in the rest of the Gulf states.
02:11:31.000We're going to blow up all the LNG, all the desalination.
02:11:35.000Iran announced in anticipation of the strikes that they would obliterate the entire Gulf.
02:11:42.000And so it was the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, who was the last one to speak with Trump last week, I believe on Thursday or Friday.
02:11:54.000And the reason being is because Saudi Arabia is already being pummeled by the Iranian, or rather the Islamic resistance in Iraq, Popular Mobilization Force, the Iranian militias in Iraq, as well as the Houthis in Yemen.
02:12:09.000And they suspected that if the United States went all in against Iran, then Iran would join the fight.
02:12:16.000Saudi Arabia would be wiped off the map.
02:12:22.000And that is the structure of deterrence which has been keeping the United States at bay from the very beginning.
02:12:30.000So, we're threatening something we cannot do.
02:12:33.000We've been threatening something we cannot do because we know that once we attempt to annihilate Iran, we are doing something irreversible.
02:12:43.000Everything up until this point, the crux of it is its reversibility.
02:14:24.000Never say the goat is not at work because while all of the parasites are backbiting and bitching and talking behind my back and slandering me, what's the debate in Washington, D.C.?
02:14:40.000Well, numb nuts and retard are on Twitter saying, you know, Nick Fuentes is a Sephardic Jew and, you know, these Groypers, they don't do anything.
02:14:51.000Well, that's the conversation at the trampoline bounce house.
02:14:55.000In Las Vegas, what's the conversation in Washington, D.C.?
02:15:00.000Well, the conversation in Washington, D.C. is whether the percentage of Groypers that control Republican staffing in the entire capital of our country is 40%, 50%, or 75%.
02:15:18.000Rod Dreyer says 40% of Republican staffers in the capital city of our country are Groypers.
02:15:26.000But there are other sources in the New York Times and Politico.
02:15:29.000They say the number could be half, could be three quarters.
02:15:34.000It's either half or three quarters of all the Republican staffers in the House, the Senate, the executive branch of government are Groypers.
02:16:02.000There was another piece this week with Rod Dreyer.
02:16:04.000He sat down, I believe, with Jeremy Boring, said DC is taken over by Groypers.
02:16:09.000He begged the vice president to disavow us, and the vice president refused.
02:16:15.000And now the latest this weekend is from Politico.
02:16:17.000Again, they say the GOP has a Groypers problem.
02:16:20.000They say it is impossible for the GOP to find good staffers that are not fans of my show or vaguely anti Semitic or anti Israel or anything like that.
02:16:32.000And they say that, again, anywhere between half and three quarters of all the staffers are ideological allies of me and you.
02:16:48.000And I actually did a monologue about this last week.
02:16:52.000Here's the thing our ideas are the ones that have all of the explanatory power because they're the closest to the truth.
02:17:01.000Our ideas have all the energy, they're the freshest.
02:17:05.000And so, consequently, the best and brightest, the smartest young men that gravitate towards conservative politics, they're naturally just going to be Groypers.
02:17:15.000And the reason they're going to be Groypers is because there is no alternative.
02:17:19.000Is anybody under the age of 35 in 2026 a neocon?
02:17:36.000The only ideas that have any currency anymore, especially among young, intelligent men on the right wing side, are our ideas.
02:17:47.000It's ideas that are like ours, similar to ours, adjacent to ours.
02:17:52.000And consequently, because this has been the case over the past roughly five to 10 years, all those college kids have now become the interns.
02:18:01.000The interns have become the permanent hires, political hires.
02:18:07.000Those people then rise through the ranks.
02:18:09.000They become the deputies and then the chiefs of staff.
02:18:12.000And what happens next is really interesting.
02:18:15.000Five, 10, 15, 20 years, those people are going to become chief of staff of major offices and then they're going to become agency heads and department heads.
02:18:25.000And it's not outside the realm of possibility that in the next Republican administration, you've got a Groyper cabinet official.
02:18:32.000You have a Groyper cabinet official out of the 25, 26 different federal departments, political appointees, nominated, confirmed by the president, then the Senate.
02:18:44.000Yeah, one of them, maybe some of them, are going to be Groyper's.
02:18:47.000They're going to be people that are fans of the show.
02:18:50.000Certainly their kids are fans of the show, will be influencing policy at the highest level.
02:19:03.000It's a little lesson in how the sausage gets made.
02:19:07.000It's a little lesson in how we're actually able to translate the things we're angry about, the things we care about, the values we hold, the things we talk about on the show and in the group chats and amongst each other.
02:19:18.000How do we take that and bring it to the policymaking level, at the highest level of federal government?
02:19:49.000It was Amy Danger Slut, some disgusting whore who isn't even a citizen or a resident of this country.
02:19:56.000Dan Bilzerian, who couldn't even attend because he was at a paintball tournament.
02:20:00.000It was people like Jake Shields, who cannot read.
02:20:03.000Or write or spell or talk, they all got together in Ohio with 50 people and 200 viewers online and they said, The Groypers aren't doing anything.
02:20:53.000And if you watch the show, I've told you precisely where we need to go, who's going to do it, and where they need to go, and what it is they're going to do.
02:21:19.000Yes, the donors influence the parties, and yeah, the media plays a part also.
02:21:24.000But fundamentally, it is the decision makers that write the laws, that interpret the laws, that enforce the laws in the congressional, judicial, and executive branches of government.
02:21:35.000Those are the decision makers that are in those executive organs of government that make all the decisions.
02:21:42.000And those decisions ripple throughout the entire country.
02:22:13.000The ones that were effective identified the source of the power, and they got together with cliques, like minded people.
02:22:22.000They infiltrated, they climbed the ladder, and one day they looked to their right and they looked to their left and they found only themselves in the highest positions and purchase of power.
02:22:44.000And so, if people are serious, I've been saying it since the beginning, I've been saying it since I started this movement 10 years ago.
02:22:50.000We need those young people to get into their college Republicans, volunteer on campaigns, get inside.
02:22:57.000Congressional staffing, Senate staffing, admin staffing, build a resume, make the connections, identify fellow travelers, help each other.
02:23:07.000Over time, we're going to crowd everybody else out because we want it more, because we believe in something more, because we're cohesive, a unit.
02:27:39.000I just didn't even want to get involved.
02:27:41.000I was telling people in the group chat, I said, I think I'd literally rather be in Iran this weekend than be in Grant Park for Lollapalooza.
02:29:05.000They want to bring their weed, their MDMA, whatever, vape.
02:29:11.000And they want to go, they want to get their stupid fucking wristband and go to Lollapalooza.
02:29:15.000And then the highlight, take all the pictures for Instagram.
02:29:18.000They want to film the concert that every other bot, every other man, woman, and bot is filming on their phone and posted on their Insta story and Snap story.
02:29:28.000I see this and I just say, I have one word.
02:30:27.000Excuse me, I think maybe 10, 12 times.
02:30:30.000Trump will go out there in an official or unofficial source, and he'll say, We are going to annihilate Iranian civilization.
02:30:40.000We're going to target their bridges and power plants.
02:30:42.000We're going to destroy all their infrastructure.
02:30:44.000We're going to do things that have never been done before.
02:30:46.000We're going to bomb them harder than World War II.
02:30:49.000So, step one, Is the maximalist threat with the deadline?
02:30:53.000If Iran doesn't make a deal, and what does the deal consist in?
02:30:57.000The deal is open up the strait and capitulate.
02:31:00.000So Trump will say if Iran doesn't make a deal, open the strait, make a deal, the rest, then we are going to annihilate their civilization.
02:31:07.000Then we're going to bomb them harder than World War II.
02:31:10.000Then we're going to finally target the civilian infrastructure.
02:31:14.000The deadline approaches, and we get within days or maybe hours of the deadline, and then Trump will get on that same.
02:31:22.000Whether it's true social or a press release.
02:31:25.000And Trump will say that he's called off and averted the strikes at the last minute because the Iranians have reached out begging him to stop, begging him to come to the negotiating table, and they want to make a deal.
02:31:37.000So, in his infinite mercy, Trump is going to allow diplomacy to prevail and he's going to talk to the Iranians and see if we can make a deal peacefully.
02:33:20.000And throughout those two weeks, Trump was telling the Iranians if they do not open up the strait and make a deal, then the strikes will escalate.
02:33:30.000They will cease being contained or limited or narrow, and we will begin a larger, more ambitious campaign to target their civilian infrastructure.
02:33:39.000And so Trump said they had a week to get their act together.
02:33:49.000And the United States bombed Iran for two weeks.
02:33:52.000And in the same amount of time, Trump said that if Iran did make a deal, we would escalate the bombing.
02:33:57.000After two weeks, Trump unilaterally stopped the bombing without getting a deal.
02:34:02.000This was a week before Saturday, you might remember.
02:34:05.000A week before this previous Saturday, a week before two days ago, Trump unilaterally stopped the bombing, which we were using to punish Iran for violating the MOU and attacking shipping in the Strait.
02:34:21.000And just like this weekend, last weekend, Trump said, we are going to stop bombing Iran because we want to see if a deal can happen.
02:34:30.000What happened immediately, just a few days after this, Iran launched an offensive attack against the United States in Jordan.
02:34:39.000And Trump was furious, and Trump retaliated against Iran last Wednesday.
02:34:44.000And Trump met with Netanyahu and met with the Gulf countries.
02:34:47.000And last week, this is the particular precipitating event.
02:34:52.000Last week, in response to Iran's offense against the United States and Jordan, Trump vowed that if Iran didn't make a deal by Saturday, this just past Saturday,
02:35:04.000that we would launch the biggest attack on Iran to date.
02:35:10.000Trump said last week that we would not just escalate the fighting against Iran, but that this would be the most intense fighting than at any other time in the war.
02:35:20.000It would be more intense than those two weeks of bombing after the MOU collapsed.
02:35:25.000It would be more intense than those initial five to six weeks when the war started.
02:35:30.000He said it would be more intense than the bombing in Iraq, than the bombing in Vietnam, in Korea.
02:35:36.000Trump said this would be like a biblical, apocalyptic attack on Iran that the United States hasn't done in 100 years.
02:35:48.000Again, it came because Trump stopped attacking Iran unilaterally last week on the hopes that Iran would take that as a gesture of good faith and engage with us in diplomacy.
02:37:14.000This is a story from the Wall Street Journal.
02:37:15.000It says, After days of threats to launch a new offensive against Iran, President Trump is once again trying to achieve through diplomacy what he has yet to accomplish through war.
02:37:27.000Trump told reporters on Sunday that the U.S. would engage in talks beginning Monday afternoon.
02:37:32.000He said that he had been prepared to launch the biggest military attack since World War II, but had been talked down by U.S. allies.
02:37:39.000Trump wrote in a social media post Saturday night, That Iran and other Middle East countries were imploring him to cancel his attack because the perimeters of a deal had been hammered out.
02:37:50.000Concepts of a plan, perimeters of a deal, right?
02:37:54.000There were initial signs of a diplomatic opening on Sunday.
02:37:58.000Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakshi said talks with Oman about a mechanism for ships to traverse the Strait of Hormuz was nearing completion and in their final stages, according to Iranian state media.
02:38:10.000Arakshi also called his Saudi counterpart, Prince Faisal bin Farhan. To discuss further de escalatory measures, according to a readout from Riyadh.
02:38:20.000Trump's statement came as U.S. Central Command prepared options to launch a major offensive against Iran's missiles, defense industry, and other sites.
02:38:28.000Military analysts said the U.S. had the ability to carry out punishing attacks in Iran.
02:38:34.000But Iran sought to head off the U.S. offensive by warning that it could lash out against Arab Gulf states that cooperated with U.S. military plans, spurring fears that energy infrastructure in the Gulf could come under fire.
02:38:48.000So let's talk a little specifically about what is happening in the precise timeline.
02:38:55.000So, if you recall, not this past Saturday, but the week before that, the United States stopped bombing Iran.
02:39:04.000Not last weekend, but the weekend before.
02:39:10.000What happened is that Iran began to widen the conflict.
02:39:14.000Iran activated its proxies in Iraq and its proxies in Yemen.
02:39:20.000And Iran got the Shiite militias, the popular mobilization force in Iraq, to begin launching rocket attacks against Saudi Arabia from Saudi Arabia's northern border with Iraq.
02:39:32.000And so those Shiite militias were launching rockets at Riyadh.
02:39:36.000They were launching rockets at Saudi's oil refineries in the eastern province on the border with the Persian Gulf.
02:39:44.000And they were bombing Saudi's ports and refineries on the west coast on their border with the Red Sea.
02:39:50.000Simultaneously, Iran activated the Houthis in Yemen on Saudi Arabia's southern border.
02:39:56.000And the Houthis were not only launching rockets against Saudi Arabia, and they may have been launching rockets at the same targets as the proxies in Iraq, the Houthis were also attacking commercial shipping in the Red Sea.
02:40:09.000They were bombing any Saudi linked commercial shipping that tried to transit the Babel Mandeb, which is how shipping goes from the Red Sea on Saudi's western coast into the Indian Ocean.
02:40:20.000And they forced all of Saudi's commercial shipping, not just the oil.
02:40:24.000But all commercial shipping to then go through the Suez Canal, then into the Mediterranean, then out around the Atlantic Ocean, all the way around Africa to get to Asia.
02:40:37.000And so, what you could say is that Iran was widening the conflict.
02:40:41.000They were expanding the scope of the fighting to not just include the Persian Gulf, which is Iran versus Kuwait, Bahrain, and sometimes Saudi Arabia, and sometimes the Emirates,
02:40:53.000to also now include Saudi Arabia and also include even Egypt and include Jordan.
02:41:09.000The US cannot shoot down every drone and every missile in every country in the Middle East at every civilian target, every military target.
02:41:19.000And so that means the Iranians and their proxies are going to be able to cause a lot of damage.
02:41:25.000They have a virtually limitless supply of drones, short range rockets, other projectiles.
02:41:48.000Iran was putting the pressure on our allies, putting the pressure on Saudi Arabia in particular.
02:41:56.000And then, what happened throughout the rest of last week?
02:42:00.000Last Tuesday, Trump met with Netanyahu in the White House, and Netanyahu begged Trump to restart the war.
02:42:07.000The Israelis will not help the United States.
02:42:10.000In our limited and contained war against Iran, because the Israelis want an unlimited war against Iran.
02:42:19.000The United States is currently bombing Iran in a limited way as a form of pressure to try to get Iran back to the negotiating table to make a deal.
02:42:29.000In other words, we see the Iranian regime surviving, and this is implied because we're trying to make a deal with them.
02:42:37.000We're trying to make a deal with them where We're going to satisfy some limited strategic objectives.
02:42:43.000We're not seeking some sort of total victory where we decapitate the regime and kill the leadership.
02:42:52.000The Israelis don't want to make a deal with Iran.
02:42:55.000They don't want the Islamic revolutionary regime to exist.
02:42:59.000And so to make a deal with them presupposes that we recognize that will be the governing authority in perpetuity.
02:43:05.000So the Israelis have been telling us they have no interest in fighting this limited war.
02:43:10.000Where we're trying to increase pressure so we could get a deal and then we can walk away.
02:43:15.000The Israelis are saying, we're not going to help unless you satisfy our objectives, which are unlimited and total.
02:43:23.000We want you to join us in knocking out Iran completely and overthrowing the regime.
02:43:29.000So Netanyahu came to the White House on Tuesday to beg the president for this.
02:43:36.000Netanyahu asked Trump to restart the war with a huge military campaign aimed at degrading Iran's military.
02:43:43.000And ultimately leading to the end of the regime.
02:43:47.000Well, what happens on Tuesday at the same time that Netanyahu is meeting with Trump is that Iran is launching offensive strikes on Jordan.
02:43:56.000Iran's proxies are launching attacks on Saudi Arabia.
02:44:00.000They're launching attacks on U.S. vessels at a port in the Suez Canal in Egypt.
02:44:06.000And so, what this is doing is that it's pitting the U.S. allies against each other.
02:44:11.000Think about it Israel is begging the United States.
02:44:15.000To widen the war against Iran, escalate the war against Iran.
02:44:20.000Israel's begging the United States to topple the Iranian regime and hit them harder than we've ever hit them.
02:44:27.000Simultaneously, the Saudis are begging the United States to do the opposite.
02:44:32.000The Saudis are begging the U.S. to de escalate.
02:44:35.000And so on Thursday, Trump met with Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, and MBS from Saudi said, We would prefer that you de escalate.
02:44:46.000It was actually on the order of Saudi Arabia.
02:44:48.000Trump explicitly said this to the press.
02:44:51.000He said, We were locked and loaded, ready to bomb Iran.
02:44:54.000He said, But our allies didn't want us to.
02:44:57.000Trump said, And you sort of have to listen to your allies.
02:45:08.000Well, Iran told the United States that in the event we do this all out attack on Iran, let's say the U.S. launches this biggest strike since World War II, we bomb their missiles and defense industry.
02:45:23.000Iran communicated publicly to the United States.
02:45:26.000If that attack goes through, Iran spelled out every single target they would hit and in what order they would hit them.
02:45:34.000And all those targets were Saudi, Oil infrastructure targets.
02:45:39.000Iran said, first, we're going to destroy Saudi Arabia's largest oil refinery.
02:45:43.000Then we're going to destroy their second biggest oil refinery.
02:45:46.000Then we're going to destroy all the LNG in Qatar.
02:45:49.000And Iran basically went down the list and said, we are going to destroy all of the critical infrastructure that is the economic engine of Saudi Arabia and every other Gulf country.
02:46:01.000Also happens to be 20% of the world's oil supply that will be permanently, irreversibly taken offline.
02:46:09.000And obviously, this creates even more pressure on Saudi Arabia.
02:46:14.000It puts more pressure on Qatar, on the Emirates, which then in turn puts pressure on the United States.
02:46:21.000And so it's very interesting how Iran is really playing five dimensional chess, playing all the countries off of each other.
02:46:28.000Iran, for example, is targeting so far in the conflict countries like Kuwait and Bahrain.
02:46:37.000Probably because Kuwait and Bahrain are the weakest of the Gulf countries.
02:46:42.000They have the smallest militaries, smallest economies.
02:46:47.000And what that means is, simultaneously, those countries have less leverage over the United States because they're weaker and can't contribute as much.
02:46:56.000And at the same time, these are also countries that Iran isn't really worried about pissing off.
02:47:01.000Iran can still actually gain leverage over Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE by leaving them out of the fighting.
02:47:10.000Iran doesn't want to spoil relations with those countries.
02:47:15.000With Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE.
02:47:18.000Maybe there's a security architecture where Saudi, the UAE, and Qatar actually recognize if they can't defeat Iran because it would be a Pyrrhic victory or ruinous for them, then they're going to have to learn to live with Iran.
02:47:31.000And those countries are going to put pressure on the United States using their overwhelming leverage over the global economy to get the United States to stand down.
02:47:40.000There's something else happening Iran and Israel are not fighting.
02:48:27.000And so, what this is doing is dividing up the coalition.
02:48:31.000As I've said throughout the conflict, it is something important to understand if you want to understand the conflict that this is not one country versus another.
02:48:40.000We're thinking about this in terms of this is Trump versus Iran, it's the U.S. versus Iran, but it isn't.
02:48:48.000It is better to understand this as a four way equation it's Israel and the United States and the Gulf countries as a collection, it is these three.
02:48:59.000Which each have their own interests that are fighting Iran as a group.
02:49:24.000Well, Iran is demanding that in order for the oil to get through the Strait, something that is vital for the United States.
02:49:31.000Israel needs a ceasefire with Lebanon, something that they will never do.
02:49:35.000And this is creating animosity between Netanyahu and Trump.
02:49:39.000They're also saying that if Israel gets their way and Netanyahu and Trump make an agreement to bring a serious escalation against Iran, Iran is going to deal all the pain and damage to the Gulf countries.
02:49:51.000The Gulf countries will be sacrificed for the interest of Israel.
02:49:55.000And that's pitting the Gulf countries against Israel on either shoulder of Trump and the United States.
02:50:18.000And Trump, by the way, in choosing to go with Saudi Arabia and choosing to go with Qatar and the Emirates, what Trump is gesturing towards is a security architecture in the Middle East that actually isolates Israel.
02:50:32.000Because when you look at the start of the conflict, everybody on our side of the equation was in favor of regime change in Iran.
02:50:41.000Israel, the United States, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, everybody was aggressive towards Iran.
02:50:48.000Everybody was in favor of degrading Iran's missile stockpile.
02:50:52.000Everybody was exuberant after the success of Midnight Hammer and Roaring Lion in 2025.
02:51:00.000But as the war has dragged on, Some of the thinking has changed.
02:51:05.000And whereas before the war, the ambition was that Israel, the US, Saudi, and the UAE would overthrow Iran, Syria would join the Abraham Accords, Lebanon would join the Abraham Accords,
02:51:18.000Iran would be brought into alignment with the Gulf countries, Israel, and the United States.
02:51:25.000The ambition from the coalition is that the new Middle East security architecture would be some kind of Israel US Arab Abraham alliance.
02:51:35.000And that would be the new structure in the Middle East.
02:51:38.000That would be the new security architecture.
02:51:41.000And Israel would effectively be fully normalized.
02:51:46.000On the other side of this conflict, Israel's enemies would be vanquished.
02:51:50.000Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis would be taken care of in short order.
02:51:56.000Iran would be decapitated and neutralized.
02:51:59.000And all the other countries would be brought into some kind of framework with Israel and the United States.
02:52:06.000What has happened instead is that because the war has gone so badly, because the war has backfired, there has been a realization on the part of the Qataris, on the part of the Saudis, on the part of the Emiratis.
02:52:26.000And if the U.S. and Israel try to topple the regime, we're going to get destroyed.
02:52:31.000Iran will be annihilated, but as sure as Iran goes, so will we.
02:52:36.000So now the Saudis, the Qataris, less so the Emiratis, they are looking rather than to defeat Iran, they would like to constrain Iran by integrating Iran into the regional security architecture through economic interdependence.
02:52:57.000And so, the big idea, for example, behind the Memorandum of Understanding, you remember they talked about a $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran?
02:53:07.000That was going to be paid out by the Gulf countries.
02:53:11.000Those $100 to $200 billion frozen funds, some of that was going to be unfrozen by the Gulf countries.
02:53:19.000Managing and controlling the Strait of Hormuz, that was going to be done by Iran, Oman, with the consultation of the Gulf countries.
02:54:36.000And they're forcing the Gulf countries to learn to live with Iran, tolerate Iran, and actually acknowledge Iran's right to exist.
02:54:45.000So, what Iran has done is they flipped the script.
02:54:48.000Whereas before, the way things were going to go, if Iran was defeated, it would lead to Israel being integrated in the region, Israel breaking containment, Israel no longer being isolated by all those Arab or Muslim countries,
02:55:03.000integrated under the leadership of the United States.
02:55:56.000If the Saudis, Qataris, and Emiratis are then in turn working with Iran, that's looking like a broader Muslim coalition that increasingly is able to defy and stand up and become assertive against Israel.
02:56:15.000Pakistan is in some ways against Israel.
02:56:19.000And if the Gulf country is a part of a security architecture and interdependent with those countries, then maybe you never get a growing Abraham Accords that eventually integrates Saudi Arabia and Lebanon and Syria.
02:56:33.000Maybe instead you get something like a broader Muslim coalition that actually isolates Israel.
02:56:39.000And Israel basically undoes all of the normalization, all of the goodwill from the Oslo Accords 30 years ago.
02:56:48.000This is what Iran is playing for here.
02:56:51.000This is the bigger game that Iran is fighting for.
02:56:55.000That is what is going on underneath all of this.
02:56:58.000And so, this past week, you could say, and it would be true, as it turns out, that this is another taco.
03:00:13.000Just like last week, this weekend, Trump unilaterally ended the assault on Iran, stopped the retaliation against their strike in Jordan, refused to escalate further.
03:00:28.000They attacked the U.S. in Kuwait, another offensive action.
03:00:32.000They also continued attacking commercial shipping in the Strait while negotiating with Oman on the side.
03:00:40.000So they cut the U.S. out of the Strait negotiations.
03:00:44.000Now they're only talking to Oman, which is the other country that borders the Strait of Hormuz.
03:00:49.000And Iran says we're nearing an agreement with Oman where ships will enter the Persian Gulf on the Iranian side of the strait.
03:00:57.000They'll exit the Persian Gulf on the Omani side.
03:01:02.000But if Iran continues to harass shipping in the strait, I think that reinforces the idea that just like last week, Iran will insist that all the shipping will be under their control.
03:01:15.000Inbound traffic will be totally controlled by Iran.
03:01:18.000Outbound will be jointly managed by Iran and Oman.
03:01:22.000And the U.S. might be forced to accept this arrangement because we cannot continue the war.
03:01:29.000We're actually unable to escalate, and they know that.
03:01:33.000We can't carry on the pace of bombing against them, we can't increase it.
03:01:39.000There's no way for us to win strategically, there's no way for us to win tactically, operationally.
03:01:47.000Increasingly, there's no way for us to even get any leverage or extract any concessions at all.
03:01:53.000And Iran is creating the conditions where we simply just have to walk away.
03:01:58.000To get our oil, to stop depleting our stockpile of standoff munitions, to stop suffering damage to all of our facilities in the region, Iran is gradually pressuring us and pushing us out of the war until we have to accept their terms.
03:02:14.000And what their terms are going to be, mark my words, Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Iran's terms will be they have full security control over the strait.
03:02:24.000They may not charge a fee, but they will control it.
03:02:28.000Their terms will be that they are going to extract some economic concessions from the Gulf.
03:02:34.000They're going to sell their oil, it's going to be settled in dollars.
03:02:37.000They're going to get some unfrozen funds.
03:02:40.000And the U.S. surely will move its military infrastructure out of the region.
03:02:45.000They're going to move it further away from Iran.
03:02:48.000And that is one way this is going to go.
03:02:51.000The alternative route, like we talked about last week, is that something is going to push Trump to try to go all out, take the islands, do this unbelievable campaign against Iran where we bomb them for another two weeks and we increase the amount of targets to a higher level than even in the first weeks of the war.
03:03:14.000At this point, though, I feel like that's increasingly less likely.
03:03:17.000Trump and Netanyahu have never had less political capital.
03:03:23.000Trump clearly wants out of the conflict, and now so do all the Gulf countries.
03:03:29.000And so the question is will Washington relent?
03:03:33.000Will Washington simply relent, let Iran control the Strait?
03:03:38.000They will learn how to live with it, they will learn how to finesse it and spin it to the press as a victory.
03:03:42.000It's a question of whether they're going to do that and to what extent Israel sabotages anything like this and what their capacity is, even at this point, to sabotage it.
03:04:53.000What this conflict has demonstrated is that the U.S. is no longer a reliable security provider.
03:04:59.000If the U.S. cannot destroy Iran and simultaneously cannot defend and protect the Gulf, then the Gulf will kneel to Iran.
03:05:10.000The Gulf has lost faith and confidence in the U.S.'s ability.
03:05:13.000We're, you know, if God can bleed, people don't believe in him.
03:05:16.000If the U.S. cannot destroy Iran and if it cannot protect the Gulf, then the Gulf will have to learn to live with Iran.
03:05:24.000And that is very bad indeed for Israel because this has been something that's been in the works for a long time.
03:05:30.000And that really gets at the heart of the matter.
03:05:32.000When you really want to understand what is happening in the conflict, it is a tug of war for regional dominance between Israel and the United States versus Iran.
03:05:43.000And to what extent Iran leading the regional order opens up the door for middle powers to exert their influence and then eventually Russia and China.
03:05:52.000That's the great power game that is at play underneath the surface.
03:05:57.000So, this is why Israel is really up against the wall here.
03:06:01.000And that makes them extremely dangerous.
03:06:36.000I want to talk a little bit about this Politico article.
03:06:39.000I want to talk a little bit about the good news.
03:06:42.000How about a little bit of a white pill?
03:06:45.000So, our other big story from tonight, and we're running out of time, so I don't want to spend too much time on this, but we'll talk a little bit about it.
03:06:52.000Our other big story from the weekend is about how the Groypers have apparently taken over Washington, D.C.
03:06:59.000There have been a series of articles that have come out in just the past week,
03:07:05.000week and a half, about how increasingly Republican insiders are worried that all of their staffers, all of their interns, all of their junior, lower level employees are all Groypers.
03:07:21.000And it started about a week and a half ago.
03:07:22.000There was a big piece in the New York Times talking about how the Heritage Foundation was taken over by Groypers.
03:07:29.000Heritage Foundation is one of the most prestigious, biggest, well funded think tanks of the conservative movement.
03:07:39.000Then there was a piece last week from Rod Dreher, and he sounded the alarm about how Vice President Vance is afraid to attack the Groypers because we're too powerful and refuse to disavow them.
03:07:52.000He reiterated a claim he made last year that 40% of the staffers on Capitol Hill are Groypers.
03:07:59.000And then there was another piece in Politico this weekend, and it said the GOP has a Groyper problem.
03:08:07.000And it talks about how everywhere you go, all the staffers in the think tanks, in the Senate, in the House, in the administration, all the young, low level people are Groyper's.
03:08:20.000And the senior level people are having difficulty finding anybody that isn't a Groyper.
03:09:34.000Now you're in a congressional office in the Senate.
03:09:38.000You're a legislative director, you're a comms director, and soon you are shaping the rhetoric and the messaging of a senator or the policy, the actual laws that are written by a senator.
03:10:18.000It says conversations with four senior Republican congressional staffers, as well as think tank scholars, Heritage Foundation expats, academics who study think tanks, and up and coming young Republicans reflected a widening generational split and mutual distrust over the issue.
03:10:36.000Of specific concern are those labeled Groypers.
03:10:39.000Technically, followers of the self described white identitarian Gen Z streamer Nick Fuentes, though it's also used as a catch all term of abuse for young anti establishment right wingers, akin to the usage of neocon in the other direction.
03:10:55.000Prominent conservative commentators have alleged that Groyperism is spreading among younger members of the GOP, including in government.
03:11:03.000If, as the adage goes, personnel is policy, the stakes are significantly higher than intergenerational trash talk.
03:11:12.000Given the degree to which government staffers across branches effectively run the country, student government types become interns.
03:12:43.000And what they're effectively signaling as it goes further in the article is that this is almost a little bit anti democratic.
03:12:49.000I didn't even cut this part of the article, but it says that when these Republicans go out and they talk to the general electorate, they talk to the general public.
03:12:59.000They find there is no Groyper problem.
03:13:02.000The masses are not Groypers, but that doesn't matter because the masses are not senior policy aides.
03:13:12.000Senior policy aides are young, precocious white men that were college Republican presidents that were watching this show in their dorm room.
03:13:20.000So they go out into the world and they say, Well, I talk to Republicans, they're not Groypers.
03:13:24.000I talk to the general public, they're not Groypers.
03:14:26.000You need to understand this because the people are fickle, the people are disorganized.
03:14:35.000The people lack focus, specialization, technique.
03:14:41.000The people would not know what to do if you slapped them across the face with an instruction manual.
03:14:49.000The people are preoccupied with their Netflix and their interpersonal disputes at work, which they call drama, concerts, other assorted garbage.
03:15:02.000Consequently, the people have no will.
03:15:11.000It is the will of the people who have the determination and the perseverance and the long term dedication to go to college and be a college Republican,
03:15:25.000to join a campaign and knock on the fucking doors and phone bank.
03:15:30.000And every single day for 25 fucking years, climb the ladder in politics in D.C. until one day they're an agency or department head.
03:15:39.000And a decision lands on their desk, and they get to make a call.
03:15:45.000And the same thing happens, by the way, for elected officials.
03:15:48.000It is the will of those people that matters.
03:15:52.000It is the will of those people that will be reflected, not the people commenting on YouTube videos, not the people replying or retweeting to tweets.
03:16:02.000It's going to be the people that show up in the rooms where it counts, in the rooms where the other people that matter are and where the decisions are made.
03:16:14.000So in this article, it says, Well, you know, I go out and I talk to voters and they're not Groypers.
03:16:28.000And I said this 10 years ago at American Renaissance in 2018.
03:16:32.000I said, The difference with Gen Z is that we are willing to die for our beliefs, and that's what makes us different.
03:16:39.000And we're not willing to die in some orgiastic climax of violence or whatever, some public spectacle, some moment of indulgence where we scream something in the street.
03:16:53.000We're willing to die to ourselves, abandon our other plans, our wants.
03:16:58.000We're willing to make sacrifices and dedicate our whole lives to political change.
03:17:05.000It's the strength of our belief and the power of our ideas, which makes us uniquely willing to dedicate ourselves to this task.
03:17:16.000It's because we believe, it's because our ideas are resonant and powerful that young people are willing to better themselves.
03:17:26.000They're willing to read as many books as they can.
03:17:28.000They're willing to go to college to be a college Republican, to become an intern, to become a policy aide, to become a senior advisor, to make change.
03:17:39.000That's the juice that gets you through 20 years.
03:17:42.000That's the juice that gets you through across the finish line.
03:18:17.000And they may watch a YouTube video and they might share it and they might buy a subscription.
03:18:22.000But how many soldiers does Ben Shapiro have?
03:18:26.000How many ideological warriors that believe the doctrine that are going into DC that are going to dedicate 10 years of their lives, put other things on hold to do this?
03:18:37.000How many of those people does he have?
03:19:33.000I'm not going to waste my time trying to convince some Poo In Liu foreigner that Western civilization matters and ethnic nationalism matters.
03:19:43.000And I'm not going to convince some boomer, and I don't even care to convince some women.
03:19:47.000I care to convince predominantly the young, precocious white men that are super intelligent, super energetic, super dedicated, hear and understand what I'm saying.
03:19:56.000They're already at a highly selective school.
03:20:01.000They're going to put themselves on a track as a sleeper cell, as an ideological, religious fanatic, and they're going to blend into the crowd.
03:20:12.000They're going to go to their highly selective school like a black cat.
03:20:15.000They're going to hide their ideological, religious, political views.
03:20:20.000And they're going to get on the ladders to success, and no one's going to know the difference.
03:20:24.000And in 20 years, there's going to be thousands of those people, and they're going to be making the decisions.
03:20:30.000And the revolution won't even be visible.
03:20:32.000It will have happened in the minds of the young people, it will have happened in the corridors of power that ordinary common people never access and never see.
03:20:41.000It's going to happen in group chats of influential people, at the dining room tables of billionaires' children, billionaires with their families, with their young sons, and so on.
03:20:52.000That this is the essence of political change.
03:20:57.000Anyway, the article goes on and says there are widely varying, bitterly disputed estimates of the true scale of Groyperism in the GOP's young DC professional class from ubiquitous to negligible.
03:21:10.000One anonymous conservative, described as an older insider, told Rod Dreyer that the term applies to 30 to 40 percent of Gen Z congressional and admin staffers.
03:21:20.000A Trump admin official told the New Yorker's Antonia Hitchens the number was more like 75 percent.
03:21:28.000The first Hill aide interviewed for this article said that at least 50% of GOP congressional staff were Groyper or Groyper adjacent.
03:21:39.000Now, here is the brutal truth that they will need to confront.
03:21:43.000You will not be able to identify who's a Groyper or who's merely anti Israel, who's a Groyper or who's really against immigration.
03:24:27.000This country is there for the taking, for the people that have the determination and the willpower to simply just show up consistently.
03:24:38.000This party, this country is a soft target.
03:24:41.000And anybody, anybody that even has the slightest amount of That has any remote sense of self possession, discipline, willpower, they can have it their way.
03:25:48.000It's going to be us that are on the campaigns.
03:25:50.000We're going to be the only young people that are engaged in the Republican Party.
03:25:55.000As a result, when the Republicans are looking to promote people or hire people or run somebody, they're going to have four options that are Groypers and one that isn't.
03:26:05.000And they're going to find that number one, two, and three of the best options are all Groypers.
03:26:13.000They will not be excited about it, they will reluctantly acquiesce to us.
03:26:21.000Because of the personal relationships that you build with these people, The Groypers are not going to win by firing a shot or anything like this.
03:26:31.000The Groypers are going to win when every one of these boomers, every one of these party veterans shrugs, sighs, and they give the promotion to the Groyper that they know.
03:26:43.000They give the promotion to the most energetic, smartest guy in the room who's been with them from the beginning, who happens to be a Groyper.
03:26:51.000Oh, well, because there's some element of trust, some sense of resignation.
03:27:30.000They say we should be hosting conferences and we should be running for office.
03:27:35.000There's a reason there are no New Yorker, New York Times, Politico Atlantic, Washington Post articles about the ascendancy of the low IQ anti Semites.
03:27:45.000They're not systemic, they're not institutional, they're not talking to the young people.
03:27:50.000They're chasing social media engagement.
03:27:52.000They think the way to win is just to repeat the same dogma over and over again.
03:27:57.000The reason they're writing articles like this is because this is actually the threat.
03:28:18.000And that is what they fear ultimately.
03:28:21.000They don't fear these flavor of the month, flash in the pan influencers who rise and fall according to algorithmic adjustments and the whims of the fickle public.
03:28:32.000What they're worried about is faith, true belief.
03:29:14.000You guys, by being Groypers, you guys, by being out in the world, this show, by being the number one show, me being at everybody's replies, being unavoidable, we're like ether.
03:29:24.000We permeate the space, we permeate the air.
03:29:28.000And as such, I don't need to have a direct line to every Groyper.
03:29:36.000I don't have to worry about a chain of command or a chain of custody.
03:29:39.000I don't have to transmit messages to people because a message goes out there.
03:29:44.000And the Groypers, wherever they are, they pick it up.
03:29:48.000The Groypers from coast to coast in universities, in tech startups, in DC, in congressional offices, small business owners, they pick it up and they start to organize.
03:30:00.000And it's happening in a way that's undetectable.
03:30:03.000It's happening in a way that they're not going to be able to find all of us, they're not going to be able to destroy all of us.
03:30:10.000Slowly but surely, we are simply going to become the governance of the country.
03:30:15.000The country has a governance structure, private and public sector.
03:30:19.000If over the period of 25 to 30 years, we simply become all the people that are running the country, that's the revolution.
03:30:26.000So that's what everybody has to do as a Groyper.
03:30:29.000If you're one of these people watching the show, you say, What do I do?
03:30:32.000You know, I really care and I want to make it happen.
03:30:37.000Become student government head, become college Republican president, join the campaign, make some money, do a startup, whatever your skill set is, amass political power.
03:30:48.000And do it in a way that's undetectable.
03:30:56.000Don't go and broadcast your political views.
03:30:58.000Play it close to the chest and just simply accumulate and blend in.
03:31:03.000What I love about this article, it says we can't tell the difference between Groypers and just regular Gen Z that have Groyper politics, and no one should be able to tell.
03:34:45.000And they learned the ways of venture capital.
03:34:48.000And they learned the ways of drones and AI and all these things.
03:34:55.000And so now, somebody like Joe Lonsdale, a fanatical, bloodthirsty Jewish supremacist, he is now one of the most powerful people in the world.
03:37:28.000Some alcoholic, some fake poker player, some guy that got punched in the head too many times is going to come across some infographic from 4chan that says, Do a Talmud say we could rape all the kids?
03:37:43.000And then they're going to quote that as part of their little memorized speech for two and a half years.
03:37:49.000The rabbis are going to say, We've studied this for 20 years.
03:40:39.000Because the guy that studies its stuff and becomes rich and indispensable and a master of the field, that guy then gets a say in what happens.
03:40:50.000And that's when the value judgment matters.
03:47:30.000Like, Sneeko was already having kind of a bad year, but no one really cared.
03:47:36.000And then it's like the second he betrayed me, the second that Sneeko switched up on me, he became one of the most hated people on the internet.
03:48:01.000All I did was talk a little shit about him.
03:48:03.000And now it's like he's easily one of the most hated people in the country.
03:48:07.000Regularly, there are like tweets with 8 million views, hundreds of thousands of likes calling him oralist, corny, insecure, fake, whatever.
03:58:34.000And first class, they ask you, do you want the chicken or pasta?
03:58:38.000But I mean, it's all flying first class domestic isn't that big of a deal, but it's just like a small price to pay for like an ounce of dignity.
03:58:45.000You're not like a big shot if you fly first class on a domestic, you know, short haul flight, but it is just like a small premium to pay to not be treated like a complete
04:02:12.000By overplaying their hand, the left has conveniently identified the exact institutions to infiltrate, channels through which to distribute, and tactics to employ.
04:04:12.000He's willing to be competitive in the debate.
04:04:14.000It's like a fine line because you don't want to be so aggressive that it's like hostile, but you also don't want to be like a pushover so it's gay and like not fun.
04:04:22.000So I think we kind of strike the perfect balance of there's like intensity and we both are trying to win the debate, but we're also being civil and I think fair and everything.
04:05:09.000I don't even know how they forget the straw.
04:05:13.000Because you got to figure every order is going to have a drink.
04:05:17.000Every or almost every order is going to have a drink because they do meals.
04:05:23.000So, if you're like a worker at McDonald's or a restaurant or whatever, it's like every DoorDash, every drive-through order, you're doing a burger, a drink, fries, straw, burger, drink, fries, straw, burger,
04:06:17.000Every time I'm in line at the gas station to get a cold bacon cheeseburger meal, I always get behind the Gentile laundering every possible lottery ticket.
04:12:12.00026 years old, working my way up in tech slash startups after becoming a grower for four years ago.
04:12:16.000Grew up and based in Chicago, but I have flexibility to go anywhere I want.
04:12:18.000Inspired to get further involved, is it more useful to stay here and join GOP groups or relocate to a red state slash DC since Chicago's so blue?
04:16:43.000So, but I'm deeply ambivalent about it.
04:16:45.000NFP, if you're a bitch, sent $100, debated what impact Toby Keith never existing would have had on sentiment towards invasion of Iraq.
04:16:51.000On the school bus, listening to Lee Greenwood and courtesy of the USA in 2004 on radio, made me love the shock at all, which was actually awesome.
04:17:22.000Something about nostalgia to me is it's like when people talk about nostalgia, to me, it has the same effect as like when people tell you about a dream that they had or war stories from their job.
04:17:33.000And you're like, I really don't care that much, you know?
04:17:36.000Yeah, man, I was back in the school bus and we fucking didn't have a care in the world.
04:17:40.000We were listening to fucking this song.
04:17:41.000And it's like, okay, like, Save it for your diary, bro.
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04:19:15.000What's 9 plus 10, 21, Sweet Tangerine.