00:10:26.000I believe in Europe. I believe in the church.
00:10:30.000I believe in our people. That's the America that I believe in. I believe in the founding and manifest destiny and Jamestown and the Virginia Colony. I believe in that.
00:11:10.000London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Madrid, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, it's all gone, it's all lost, it's over.
00:11:23.000Everything you love, the stories, the holidays, the seasons, the culture, the food, us.
00:11:34.000I don't know. What is it worth to you?
00:12:34.000Wake you up at night quarter to one. I can never stop. Wanna have fun. Don't be acting like I'm the kind of girl who can sleep. You say you're hard to smile cause babe I'm
00:13:33.000you up around got nothing to do screw it maybe you should go and record some of the song just untie cause you know that I like shining and I do so much writing on this life and how we write up
00:38:13.000You can't be everything you wanna be before your time.
00:38:17.000Although it's so romantic on the borderline tonight.
00:38:23.000Tonight, too bad, but it's the life you lead.
00:38:29.000You're so ahead of yourself that you forgot what you need.
00:38:32.000Though you can see when you're wrong, you know you can't always see when you're right.
00:38:38.000You're right, you got your passion, you got your pride.0.98
00:38:44.000But don't you know that only fools are satisfied?0.97
00:38:49.000Dream on, but don't imagine they'll come true.0.98
00:38:55.000When will you realize Vienna waits for you?
00:39:22.000And take the phone off the hook and disappear for a while It's alright if you can't afford to lose a day old Be in a way
00:39:44.000When the truth is told, that you can get what you want, or you can just get old, you're gonna kick off before you even get halfway through.
00:39:57.000Why don't you realize Vienna waits for you?
00:40:05.000When will you realize Vienna waits for you?
00:41:15.000I look to you, and I see nothing. I look to you, you glow in shadow.
00:41:42.000you'll come apart some kind of night through your darkness
00:44:57.000What I am not happy to do is have a debate with somebody who has joked about my death, called people who work for me Shabbos boy race traitors.1.00
00:47:43.000I be from the back, she gripping them covers like she on her last leg She look like she belong on a cover this whole game covered in everything I'm at vibe, I'll take a banana, but she is not getting wet in rain If he wants to interview Nick Fuente, get the word out It's undeniable.
01:00:08.000And on each other's hair, we are born Who cares where we go?
01:04:47.000chewing on a piece of grass walking down the road tell me how long you gonna stay Some people say This town don't look in snow, I know Days
01:06:46.000No, I have no interest in sex at all.0.99
01:06:50.000I am interested in a total Aryan victory and that. is what gets me off.1.00
01:06:54.000Show me your friends, I'll tell you your future.
01:07:03.000Give me your friends, I'll tell you your future Ironic, cause the Iceman was a nice man, now I'm hot and cold Way out of dip out of six, run out of six, just like it did
01:07:38.000Shut the fuck up and kill yourself.1.00
01:08:52.000they believed a lion could be brought to heel they have total control that a lion could from his courage be pride over every single thing that the lion himself would learn1.00
01:09:12.000That a line would not care, even if his line died. Things have to change. That the line himself would accept such a deal. And they have to change right now. In the end, it was only to themselves they had lied. I am your voice.
01:15:47.000Ah, now Dad's on the phone and he's lecturing me.
01:16:22.000and asking her way too much like why am i still in love with somebody who leaves me way too easy she said honey you'll be all right but she gets paid to be nice
01:19:39.000I guess we find a silver light So you could see how I'm being real No way they've been the same
01:21:36.000You're never getting your menorah back.
01:22:18.000No, never, never tell me I'm gonna, no, never, no, never tell me I'm gonna wake up one day and have nothing. Never put that into the universe.
01:22:31.000What I am not happy to do is have a debate with somebody who has joked about my death, called people who work for me Shabbos boy race traitors.1.00
01:32:25.000All I am is a man, I want the world in my hands But I stand and callous, my toes in the sand Use us, let's have an adventure Head in the cloud, we center That's yours, you and those
01:33:25.000I just say sometimes the sidelines have moved to a place so far away I'm sorry to raise the minute that my left hand needs a raise The other beach hardest for Inside this place
01:36:16.000When I get home, I want you Good evening everybody, you're watching America First.
01:36:32.000We have a great show for you tonight.1.00
01:37:44.000Rest came in hello, fuck fuck this girl involved Big brain, jay no invoke Big chain, this ain't choker She like when her neck get choked I know that her boyfriend knows, he told her I lied like cocaine I know that her boyfriend knows, he told her I'd f*** cocaine She hate when a man get ho-1.00
01:38:30.000As a race, existence, death is promised.1.00
01:39:15.000Get these ugly people out of my sight.0.93
01:39:20.000Far right live streamer Nick Fuentes, who despite earning notoriety for loudly proclaiming offensive beliefs, often racist, misogynistic, anti-Semitic, he seems to be growing in popularity and in political influence, many young men.0.96
01:39:34.000He refers to his listeners as Groypers.
01:52:51.000A soul, uh, you know, the human mind and the interior experience of a man is more complex than anything else in the universe, it's otherworldly.
01:52:57.000We really do have a dual nature, and the only thing that can defeat the human nature is our spirituality, it's our otherworldly, our transcendent divine nature, which is that we're in soul.0.89
01:53:09.000But this Fuentes kid that's Hitler.0.92
01:53:12.000Will the revolution conquer the system, or will the system conquer the revolution?0.90
01:53:21.000In other words, will there be a true ideological. revolution?
01:53:26.000Will the ideological vanguard that takes control of the state, will it actually change the system on a structural level and create a new system?
02:12:06.000Let's say that Kamala Harris had won the election in 2024.
02:12:10.000If Kamala doubled down on supporting Ukraine as Trump has, if Kamala bombed Iran, there'd be riots in the streets.1.00
02:12:18.000People 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.0.93
02:12:27.000Everybody would say this is illegitimate, this is like a crime.
02:12:30.000But because it was Trump, 90% of Republicans supported Trump bombing Iran on Israel's behalf.
02:13:10.000After 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.0.86
02:14:08.000When 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.
02:16:20.000Surrender by the name, surrender by the name.
02:20:17.000seasons go i guess ain't it just like me making all this mess of my head again i got handcuffed when this beat gets a bit too much when days will play when skies
02:41:39.000paves the way with our Groypers and all the alt-riders that got banned, all the alt-riders that got slandered, even people that killed themselves.
02:41:49.000Our corpses paved the way for you now to walk over.
02:41:53.000And you can't give us acknowledgement.
02:42:20.000birthright citizenship, his wife wouldn't be a citizen anymore. No other country, this is my home.
02:43:39.000Palantir is an AI data analytics company.
02:43:44.000They use artificial intelligence to look at vast amounts of data and create insights.
02:43:51.000If the government has an amount of data which is kind of unimaginable, if you've got every phone call, every email, every transaction, every photograph of a license plate on the highway, satellite data, it's too much data for a bureaucracy to sift through.
02:44:09.000Palantir comes in and interprets the data using.
02:44:12.000Algorithms using artificial intelligence, using software to make vast amounts of data usable.
02:49:36.000And we were going to cover this last night, but we ran out of time.
02:49:39.000Really, this is more actually about a war in Saudi Arabia than a war in Iran.
02:49:46.000You now have effectively three theaters in the conflict.
02:49:51.000There is the Persian Gulf Theater, and specifically that is fighting in the Gulf itself, the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran.
02:49:59.000You have the ongoing fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, and you could say that's the second theater of the conflict.
02:50:08.000And now there is emerging a third theater in the conflict, and that is major intensive fighting between Saudi Arabia and Iran's proxies in Iraq and in Yemen.
02:50:19.000So, I said this from the very beginning of the conflict.
02:50:22.000The war is not going to remain contained in the Persian Gulf and Iran.
02:50:28.000I said from the start, it is going to expand.
02:50:31.000It is going to expand horizontally into other places, and it is going to escalate vertically.
02:50:36.000The fighting will always get more intense.
02:50:39.000And so, tonight, we're going to continue talking about the war in Saudi Arabia.
02:50:43.000We've been talking about it now for a couple of months since all this started.
02:50:49.000Is that the Houthi militants who control Yemen's capital, Sana'a, and the northwest part of Yemen?
02:50:57.000They are now escalating their blockade of Saudi Arabia.
02:51:00.000Previously, they had blockaded Saudi linked commercial shipping in the Red Sea and the Bab el Mandeb Strait.
02:51:07.000So they were attacking not just oil, but any commercial shipping linked to the Saudis in the entire Red Sea at their ports, and then specifically in the Bab el Mandeb, that choke point at the southern end.
02:51:19.000Now they're imposing an air blockade against Saudi Arabia.
02:51:24.000And what that means is they are launching major drone and missile attacks against all of Saudi Arabia's civilian airports in their capital, Riyadh, but also in the northwest of the country as well.
02:51:36.000And you could consider this a tightening of economic pressure against Saudi Arabia, which is a one to one in kind response to what the United States has done to Iran.
02:51:47.000As Iran, or rather, as the United States has launched economic outcasts against Iran, and in particular, targeted Iran's aviation industry.
02:51:57.000Now, the Houthis, Iran's proxies, are doing the exact same thing to the Saudis by bombing their international airports in a successful bid to get international carriers to stop sending flights into the country.
02:52:15.000Trump and Israel are now seriously talking about preemptive strikes against Iran, a resumption of hostilities before the midterms in the United States and Israel's election on October 27th.
02:52:30.000They have new intelligence that Iran is going to restart hostilities on their own.
02:52:38.000Israel says, and this is according to Israeli media, their military says that Iran is making preparations to resume the war against Israel.0.57
02:52:47.000And to that end, Trump is now addressing the rumors and saying that if Iran attacks the United States, then we've got things in store for them.
02:52:56.000And apparently, we're even considering using a Moab against Iran, the mother of all bombs or the massive ordnance penetrator.
02:53:04.000And there are rumors that the United States will be dropping these enormous conventional bombs on Iran's conventional infrastructure.0.71
02:53:11.000I should say their civilian infrastructure, energy, and other things, as well as their nuclear sites like at Pickaxe Mountain.
02:53:22.000And listen, I would not be surprised if we saw a return to war before October 27th.
02:53:30.000And everybody's looking at the midterms, everybody's talking about gas prices.
02:53:35.000And Trump's leverage over Iran before the midterm elections and the carrier strike group that's headed in that direction.
02:53:43.000But nobody's talking about the election in Israel.
02:53:46.000The election in Israel is on October 27th, about a week before the U.S. midterms.
02:53:52.000And it's not looking good for Benjamin Netanyahu.
02:53:55.000It looks like he is not, with his coalition, going to win an outright majority in the Knesset, which means he loses power and his ability to prevail in the election or Maybe even postpone the election is totally dependent on whether he can restart the war.
02:54:12.000He's got every incentive to do this.0.64
02:54:15.000And I think that is maybe likely what is going to happen.
02:55:11.000Russia's war machine by using long distance drone attacks inside Russia's territory, bombing their wartime economy, which means their energy, which means drone production and other factories, things like that.0.50
02:55:27.000Russia is engaging Ukraine in energy warfare, bombing their electrical grid, bombing their energy supplies, as well as targeting Western European countries with what they're now calling hybrid warfare, in particular, France and some of the Scandinavian countries.
02:55:43.000Trying to intimidate Western Europe into ceasing their support for Ukraine.
02:55:49.000So, this is the state of things in Ukraine and Russia.
02:55:51.000Well, this is now having a very big effect on the United States.
02:55:57.000We already have a major energy crunch because of Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, their proxies' blockade of the Red Sea, and the Bab el Mandeb.
02:56:07.000Now, Ukraine's energy war against Russia, which refines 10% of the world's diesel fuel, is causing diesel prices to go up a lot in Europe and the United States.
02:56:18.000The problem with diesel is that diesel powers commercial vehicles like trucks, tractors, things like that.
02:56:25.000And that means that anything that goes on a truck, anything that is grown using a tractor, is going to get more expensive.
02:56:33.000And unlike cars, which use gasoline, individuals can reduce their consumption of oil by, let's say, not taking a road trip or taking public transit instead of driving their car to work.
02:56:46.000Diesel powered commercial vehicles can't reduce their consumption in the same way.
02:57:53.000This is a very big and complicated picture involving Iran and the Gulf and Israel and Russia and Ukraine and NATO.
02:58:03.000And long story short, we really just have no options.
02:58:08.000I think what is being exposed in all of this is the limits of American power projection.
02:58:14.000We're finally in this nightmare scenario where we are fighting two wars at one time, in theory.
02:58:20.000That was always the U.S. doctrine preparedness and parity meant that we would be capable of fighting two wars at the same time, like in World War II when we're fighting in the Pacific and in Europe.
03:01:24.000With that out of the way, we're going to dive in.
03:01:26.000Before I get into the news, though, I don't know if you saw this, but one of the clips from my show on Tuesday, I Think went viral on Twitter.
03:01:36.000It was getting millions of impressions on the left.
03:01:43.000I had like a six minute clip from my show where I was talking about the corruption in the Trump administration and how the Trump admin is a crime scene and they're embezzling all this money and we're going to get destroyed because of it.
03:01:58.000And all the people on the left were like, I never thought I'd say this, but you got to see this monologue from Nick Fuentes.
03:02:05.000And I'm like, why you always got to say that?
03:02:08.000Why do we always got to start with the preamble?
03:05:18.000If Trump got into office in 2025, and at some point he said, you know what, fuck Israel, we're not going to war in Iran.0.96
03:05:27.000And we're releasing the Epstein files, and now using the Epstein files, I'm going to control all the oligarchs.0.96
03:05:35.000All my friends that are in the Epstein files, that are the money power in this country, now I'm going to hold the reins over them because I got all the blackmail.
03:05:44.000He would go from being the most unpopular president in history to the most popular president of all time if he just made one simple change.
03:05:56.000Imagine if Trump got into office in 2025 and said, Israel, you're cut off.
03:06:36.000He could have arrested all these people under that pretext, and the money power would be subordinated to the government power for the first time in like forever.
03:06:47.000And he would go from Nixon being forced to resign to like Franklin Roosevelt, dictator of America, four terms imminent.
03:06:59.000And what is even funnier, you want to know the best part?
03:07:02.000What is even more hilarious is that he totally could have done it.
03:07:06.000Because he sailed into the second term like an invincible superhero.
03:07:13.000He survived an assassination attempt and got up and raised his fist.
03:07:19.000He won the popular vote for the second time in this century as a Republican, Electoral College landslide, House, Senate, Supreme Court.
03:07:41.000It's like he really could have done it.
03:07:44.000He really could have gone all the way.
03:07:46.000The cabinet was all loyalists doing loyalty tests.
03:07:52.000And what is the funniest aspect about this is you have people that used to support Trump because they were based and they thought he was based who now support Trump and are no longer based because he isn't based.
03:08:21.000They understand what's going on with the Jews.0.99
03:08:23.000They understand what's happening with race and immigration.
03:08:27.000But as Trump drifted away from those core issues, as Trump drifted away from the nationalist, globalist dialectic, as he drifted away from being an alt right avatar or a dog whistle or whatever you want to call it, a stepping stone.
03:08:44.000As he drifted away from what we saw as a very radical agenda, there were a lot of people that drifted with him.
03:08:51.000In other words, as Trump became less radical, he de radicalized lots of people.
03:08:57.000And you had people for many years saying, no, we got to stick with Trump.
03:10:14.000Trump could have, in the second term, done all these things.
03:10:18.000Literally, what would have stopped him?
03:10:21.000The Democrats would have had to support it because 80% of the Democrats are against Israel.0.55
03:10:27.000They would have had to support the release of the Epstein files, and he could have done it, and he could have subordinated the money power to the state.
03:10:35.000They would have had to support Trump putting Netanyahu in place because they don't like him either.0.82
03:10:40.000They would have had to support doing a deal with Iran because they invented that.
03:10:45.000Trump literally could have unified the country, gained control over the oligarchs, ended the wars to pose Netanyahu.0.81
03:10:53.000He could have been the Groyper president and would have been like a Roosevelt level transformative figure.0.90
03:11:01.000But it was the Jews in the coalition.0.63
03:11:04.000It was the Israel first Jews and Zionists that are a part of this.0.84
03:11:08.000Kushner, Lutnick, Sachs, Jacob Hellberg, Bill Ackman, that whole Ike Perlmutter, Mark Levin, Loomer, the Florida mob with Susie Wiles at Ballard.0.94
03:11:20.000It's that whole crew, which is the reason that now Trump is not only not an FDR level figure, he's actually going to go down in history as the biggest disaster in American history.
03:11:35.000And you have all these people saying, here's how Trump can still win.
03:11:38.000Here's why it's based to do NatCon in Israel.
03:11:42.000Here's why we actually need these people.
03:11:47.000All this is to say, if you only knew how different things could be, if you could only see what is possible, if you could only see the moves that are on the board here for us to play, Trump could have done it.0.56
03:12:02.000And the saddest thing is now we are really leaving an opportunity open for the left to do all these things to put Israel in their place, to go after the money power.
03:12:14.000You just hope that the left is going to miss the opportunity in the way that we did and keep our seat warm for when the Groyper Republican gets in.0.50
03:12:23.000I think our only shot, and this is just me freestyling here because it's our final show of the week.
03:12:54.000And whoever becomes the president is stepping in it because this AI bubble that our economy has been built on for the past several years is going to blow up.
03:13:05.000And the next president is pressing the mine, and the whole thing blows up.
03:13:10.000And then, when the economy is in free fall and we're in a true calamity, a true crisis, it is then in 2032, 36, whatever, it is then.0.95
03:13:23.000That a Groyper runs for office after Vance has been utterly annihilated politically from the face of the earth, metaphorically.0.63
03:13:30.000The entity known as JD Vance is purged and cleansed from the earth in a metaphorical way.0.96
03:13:35.000It is then in 2032 that, you know, maybe there's an opportunity for some insurgent faction to coup the Republican Party and then be the nominee and win.
03:14:53.000And now this is a war of economic attrition between the U.S. and Iran.
03:14:59.000And as you know, Iran has imposed a blockade over the Strait of Hormuz.
03:15:03.000And they're very aggressively to this day attacking any U.S. and U.S. allied shipping in the Gulf, not even just in the Strait anymore.0.57
03:15:14.000And now it's dozens of drone and missile strikes every day on shipping that makes the trek through the Strait itself, but also in the territorial waters of the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, the Gulf countries.0.59
03:15:31.000And as you understand, they're doing this to put pressure on the United States and the Gulf countries too by targeting energy supplies.0.50
03:15:40.000Well, the United States, since the middle of August, we launched a counter blockade of Iran.
03:16:04.000Choked off all their major ports in the Persian Gulf.
03:16:08.000But in addition to this, we're also putting more pressure on Iran's economy in a few major sectors like gold, currency, finance and banking, aviation.
03:16:17.000We're preventing their commercial airliners from going to any other countries.
03:16:21.000We're putting pressure on their other trading partners like Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey, China, the UAE.0.62
03:16:28.000And all of this is in an attempt to shut down Iran's economy and destabilize the regime.0.89
03:16:35.000And the hope is that if Iran runs out of vital supplies and currency, the regime will begin to destabilize, and that will bring the Iranians back to the table.0.86
03:16:45.000Well, pursuant to this whole strategy, now the Iranians are trying to up the pressure on the United States.0.91
03:16:51.000So we increase the pressure on Iran.0.91
03:16:53.000Now Iran is increasing the pressure on us.
03:16:56.000And as we've talked about for the past two months, now Iran's proxies are trying to choke off Saudi Arabia.
03:17:02.000Iran's proxies in Iraq, Iran's proxies in Yemen, the Houthi militants, they're now bombing Saudi Arabia's territory, in particular their oil infrastructure.
03:17:15.000Any Saudi linked commercial shipping in the Red Sea in the Bab el Mandeb.
03:17:19.000And this matters because we're getting a lot of oil from the Gulf through the Red Sea.
03:17:26.000In an effort to bypass Iran's blockade of the Strait in the Persian Gulf, now we're trying to get the oil out in other ways through pipelines that bypass the Strait and go to the Gulf of Oman and pipelines that go across the Arabian Peninsula into the Red Sea.
03:17:41.000So to stop us from bypassing the blockade in the Strait, Iran has their proxies in Yemen imposing a blockade over the Red Sea.
03:17:50.000But this isn't entirely working, actually, because now the Saudis have launched a major counteroffensive against the Houthis.
03:17:58.000So the Houthis are launching missiles and drones at Saudi Arabia, their territory, and their shipping in the Red Sea.
03:18:32.000Iran is attacking the oil and the territorial waters of these countries.0.95
03:18:36.000We're escalating the pressure on Iran by shutting down aviation, their overland trade routes, putting pressure on their other trading partners.0.64
03:18:45.000So, Iran is using their proxies to shut down Saudi Arabia, and they're gaining territory in Yemen.
03:18:50.000Now, the Saudis are launching a counter offensive against the Houthis in Yemen.
03:18:55.000The Saudis are launching hundreds of airstrikes against the Houthis, and they're backing a major counteroffensive on the ground by the Presidential Leadership Council, who is their proxy in the country.0.77
03:19:06.000They're also going to bring in the Syrians.
03:19:09.000Now, the Sunni religious government of Syria, led by Ahmed al Shara, he is now going to send 10,000 to 20,000 HTS fighters, who defeated the Assad regime two years ago, into Yemen to assist in the operation.
03:19:24.000So now you've got American intelligence, Saudi air power.
03:19:28.000Syrian and Yemeni tribal ground forces fighting the Houthis in Yemen, trying to get back control over the Bab el Mandeb to ensure the oil can continue flowing, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
03:19:45.000So, in response to the Saudi counteroffensive, now the Houthis are launching a counter-counteroffensive, and this consists in an air blockade over Saudi Arabia.
03:19:57.000So, now the Houthis, whereas Previously, they were bombing the Saudis' energy infrastructure and their shipping in the Red Sea.
03:20:04.000Now, the Houthis are specifically targeting Saudi Arabia's civilian airports.
03:20:10.000And so, over the last weekend, the Houthis launched a major missile strike against Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport and their capital, Riyadh, which injured over 300 people and killed a dozen people.
03:20:25.000Because Saudi Arabia's airports are being bombed every day, now all of the international airliners.
03:20:32.000From Europe, from the Middle East, from Asia, they're no longer going to send their flights into Saudi airspace.
03:20:40.000And for obvious reasons, they fear that if, let's say, Lufthansa or Qatar Airways or something, if these airlines go into Riyadh's international airport, they're going to get bombed by the Houthis and die.
03:20:56.000European and Asian carriers don't want their passengers getting killed by incoming missiles and drones in the Middle East.
03:21:04.000This is having a major effect on Saudi Arabia because Saudi Arabia's whole play in like this century is they're trying to make their country a hub for tourism, entertainment, for ultra high net worth individuals.
03:21:20.000They're pouring all of their oil wealth into these kinds of spectacles the line, the cube, some of these luxury hotels.
03:21:33.000Hosting these big events, comedy shows, F1 racing, WWE, you name it, that doesn't really work if people don't want to show up because they think they're going to get bombed by Iran.0.69
03:21:46.000So the latest is now that the Houthis have imposed an air blockade.0.81
03:21:50.000They're now deliberately bombing Saudi Arabia's airports every day in an effort to choke off the rest of their economy.0.65
03:21:58.000So Iran and the Houthis are strangling their oil based economy by shutting down their oil exports.0.79
03:22:05.000And pipelines and refineries and storage facilities.0.77
03:22:08.000Now they're trying to put pressure on Saudi Arabia's non energy economy by bombing the airlines, by bombing the airports, scaring off potential tourists, visitors, and preventing people from traveling to and from Saudi Arabia.
03:22:28.000It says, quote, Yemen's Houthis vowed on Wednesday to press on with attacks on airports and oil facilities in Saudi Arabia.
03:22:36.000A day after a strike that sources said caused extensive damage to the headquarters of oil giant Saudi Aramco.
03:22:44.000The Houthis said the threatened locations were legitimate targets and described their attacks as retaliation for Saudi strikes on Yemen.
03:22:51.000Saudi Arabia has faced widening Houthi strikes over the past week, including an attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh on Saturday, which killed 13 people.
03:23:02.000The escalating conflict has dealt a blow to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's ambitious plans.
03:23:08.000To transform and diversify the Saudi economy and reduce its reliance on oil.
03:23:13.000In their statement on Wednesday, the Houthis said they had launched ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones at the Saudi Aramco facilities in Dharan, Riyadh Airport, and an Aramco refinery in Riyadh.
03:23:25.000In a broad threat, they urged international shipping companies, civilians, and workers to evacuate Saudi airports and oil facilities.
03:23:33.000Riyadh's international airport has come under attack four times, including Saturday's attack, which was the deadliest in Saudi Arabia in a decade.
03:23:42.000Authorities have closed the airport until October 17th, and airlines have canceled flights to Saudi Arabia.
03:23:49.000So, this is again part of the escalating economic warfare.
03:23:55.000And I think the goal here is to consider what America's options are in the conflict.
03:24:00.000Let's think about it from a strategic point of view.0.56
03:24:04.000In order for the United States to attack Iran and to mount an offensive against Iran, they're going to need the airspace.
03:24:15.000Of all these countries, and they're going to need the air bases of all these countries.0.61
03:24:21.000In other words, to successfully attack Iran, you can't do it from Diego Garcia, which is far south in the Indian Ocean.0.91
03:25:05.000And this matters because each of these countries have their own security interests.
03:25:10.000And even inside the Gulf, there's a divergence between Kuwait and Bahrain, let's say, against the Emirates, and the Emirates against the Saudis, and them against Qatar.
03:25:22.000So there's a lot of diversity within the coalition of what each country wants.
03:25:27.000And so, for example, Qatar and the Emirates have cut deals with Iran.
03:25:31.000Qatar made a deal with Iran early in the conflict.
03:25:34.000They said, we will voluntarily reduce.
03:25:39.000Our natural gas output, if you stop bombing us.
03:25:54.000If there's less supply, the price goes up.0.99
03:25:57.000This helps Iran put pressure on the global energy market.0.68
03:26:01.000And so, in exchange, Iran is not going to bomb Qatar's LNG facilities.0.68
03:26:06.000The Emirates has done a similar thing.
03:26:09.000At one point, the Emirates said, We're going to give Iran billions of dollars if they stop bombing us, if they stop bombing our desalination, our airports, our oil refineries.
03:26:20.000Now, the only reason the UAE is now cooperating with Washington and blockading Iran's economy is because Iran started bombing UAE commercial shipping in their territorial waters.
03:26:31.000But you understand that Iran is trying to divide the coalition, they're giving out the pain in an uneven way.
03:26:41.000By putting pressure, for example, on Kuwait and Bahrain, they're making them the odd man out, singling them out.0.57
03:26:47.000And what do Kuwait and Bahrain have in common?
03:26:49.000They're the closest to the United States.
03:26:53.000Kuwait has been a U.S. ally since we liberated them in the first Gulf War.
03:26:58.000Bahrain has one of our major bases there.
03:27:01.000That's where we have our fifth fleet headquartered.
03:27:04.000So Iran is trying to break up the coalition.
03:27:07.000They're doing deals with the different Gulf countries because they envision a future where they still exist and they got to live with these countries.
03:27:15.000And so, for example, here in Saudi Arabia, you have a situation where the United States cannot protect the Saudis.
03:27:24.000Think about Mohammed bin Salman and the situation that he's in.
03:27:28.000This is imperiling not just his airport and their oil, and they're taking a little bit of a hit in their economy like we are.
03:27:37.000This is imperiling the Saudi regime itself.
03:27:41.000It is imperiling everything, it's imperiling their oil economy, which their whole economy is dependent upon.
03:27:49.000But it's also hurting their future plans because their whole agenda 2030 is that they're going to transition away from oil and towards tourism, ultra high net worth individuals, other services, things like that.
03:28:04.000And if your airports are shut down and you become known as a violent country, that's going to hurt your future prospects.
03:28:11.000They also say that Mohammed bin Salman is being constantly moved around the country into different bunkers and safe houses because they fear the Houthis are trying to assassinate him.
03:28:22.000What's more, where is Saudi Arabia's oil?
03:29:03.000Let's say, in an effort for Mohammed bin Salman to defeat the Shiite Houthi militants in Yemen, let's say Mohammed bin Salman brings in HTS from Syria.0.90
03:30:14.000And so, if you're Mohammed bin Salman and the United States can't protect you, we cannot defend them from missile and drone attacks from Iraq and Yemen.0.69
03:30:23.000We haven't furnished them with enough weapons.0.69
03:30:25.000We don't have enough weapons to give them as a supplement.
03:30:28.000And we're not willing to go in to defend them.0.71
03:30:30.000We're refusing to help them in Yemen and send ground forces or air power to assist them.
03:30:36.000If they're getting bombarded every day, their economy is being strangled, maybe they start to look for other solutions to secure their country.
03:30:46.000Maybe at some point they shrug their shoulders and say, if it's the dissolution of the regime or make peace with Iran, let's say for the sake of argument, maybe they start to break away from the United States.
03:30:59.000Maybe they, like the UAE and Qatar, maybe they look toward Iran to make a deal.
03:31:05.000Maybe they look to other countries to provide security, like.
03:31:52.000It says, The U.S. military has developed new strike plans that include potentially using the so called mother of all bombs to target Iranian energy infrastructure and nuclear sites, should President Trump give the order to resume combat operations either before or after the midterm elections.
03:32:11.000Using the GBU Massive Ordnance Air Blast Bomb, or MOAB, the largest non nuclear bomb in the U.S. arsenal, for the first time in the conflict with Iran.
03:32:21.000Would mark a notable escalation, even though there are doubts over how effective it would be in accomplishing any of Trump's stated strategic objectives or tipping the balance of the war.
03:32:33.000Trump has ordered the military to develop additional strike packages against Iranian targets that include a lot of energy infrastructure and the potential use of a Moab, said one of the sources.
03:32:45.000So they are considering not only a resumption of hostilities against Iran, but actually an escalation.
03:34:17.000When Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, they were putting pressure on the global energy market.
03:34:24.000They, at one time, were preventing almost all of the Gulf oil from leaving the Gulf.0.80
03:34:30.000And so they had effectively reduced the global energy supply by 20%.
03:34:34.000There's about 100 million barrels of oil that are exported every day.
03:34:39.00020 million of that, roughly, came from the Gulf.
03:34:42.000And Iran almost entirely shut that down.0.92
03:34:45.000So in a week, they reduced the global energy supply by 20%.0.99
03:34:51.000Well, now we've gotten that back up.0.85
03:34:53.000Because the U.S. and Saudi Arabia are facilitating the energy leaving the strait, and they're not just getting it through the Strait of Hormuz, but also bypassing it, we've now restored.
03:35:04.000Middle East oil, Gulf oil to about 18 million barrels per day, almost 90% of where it was before the war.0.93
03:35:15.000They're increasing the pressure on Saudi Arabia and on the Red Sea.0.76
03:35:21.000Before Economic Outcast, we were considering bombing Iran's energy infrastructure.0.53
03:35:28.000And the logic went something like this If Iran was stopping our oil from getting out, well, then we're going to bomb your oil.0.71
03:35:36.000If you're going to stop all of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and Bahrain and the Emirates' oil and Iraq's oil from leaving the Gulf, and you're hurting our oil market, we're going to bomb your energy.0.92
03:36:06.000Even though Iran had shut down the Strait of Hormuz, we couldn't bomb their energy because the difference in those two strategies is what the Iranians were doing was reversible.0.86
03:36:20.000And what we were considering was not.0.71
03:36:22.000In other words, Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz was a matter of policy.
03:36:28.000They decided one day to shut down the Strait, and at first, they didn't even need to bomb a lot of ships.0.62
03:36:36.000And what that did is cause insurance premiums to go up that ensure the cargo of all the ships, and the insurance went up so much that it wasn't worthwhile for ships to make the journey.0.88
03:36:48.000So all Iran needed to do was attack a few ships.0.87
03:36:51.000That would deter the rest of them from going through.0.81
03:38:46.000Might this be why now the United States is seriously considering bombing Iran's energy?
03:38:52.000They might be saying, well, if Iran is already bombing Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure, And we already can't defend Saudi Arabia.
03:39:02.000Why not now impose the same pain on Iran?0.53
03:39:06.000If they're going to bomb Saudi pipelines, maybe we're going to bomb some Iranian pipelines.0.80
03:39:11.000If they're going to bomb Saudi Arabia's ports and storage facilities and airports, maybe we'll bomb Iran's airports and bridges and storage facilities and electrical grid and the rest of it.0.71
03:39:50.000We thought that by transitioning to an economic war of attrition, by imposing a harsher blockade of Iran's economy, that we could wait them out.0.86
03:39:59.000We're getting relief by getting some of the oil from the Gulf.0.84
03:40:03.000Now we'll impose pain on Iran virtually cost free.0.86
03:40:07.000Well, Iran has responded, and now they're putting pressure back on the Saudis.0.53
03:40:12.000And here's the issue if their blockade of Saudi Arabia is successful and of the Gulf is successful, If things go on like they are into the next year, the U.S. economy is going to struggle severely.
03:40:30.000We ran out of these strategic oil reserves a long time ago, not just in the United States, but all across the world.
03:40:36.000If we're not able to continue to get oil through the Red Sea or through the Strait, through these other ways that these creative solutions, how we've been trying to get them out, we hit a wall very quickly in 2027.0.50
03:40:48.000And I think this is why now the United States is saying, and maybe using the midterms as leverage, That if we don't get a deal with Iran soon, then we're going back to war very quickly.
03:40:58.000So I think people have largely checked out.
03:41:25.000The situation in Ukraine is deeply connected to the situation in the Middle East.
03:41:29.000This is our final story for the night.
03:41:32.000We'll give you a little update on the war between Russia and Ukraine and now how the United States is getting involved in that.
03:41:39.000We talked about this a little bit at the top of the show.
03:41:41.000I'll give you just some quick background, very general.
03:41:46.000We are now at a phase in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine where the front line is basically frozen.
03:41:54.000There was a period of time at the beginning of the year when Russia was making rapid advances.
03:41:59.000Last year into early 2026, Russia was making some of the most rapid territorial gains than at any other time since the beginning of the war back in 2022, four years ago.
03:42:11.000Very quickly, though, the advances and counteroffensive slowed down virtually to a standstill because of advances in drone technology and tactics.
03:42:23.000It has gotten to the point now where neither side can move personnel or vehicles because of the threat of drones.
03:42:30.000If you move tanks, if you move any other kind of mechanized infantry, it's going to get blown up by drones.
03:42:37.000If you move personnel, even in small numbers and large numbers, they're going to get murdered by drones.
03:42:43.000So the front lines are basically frozen.
03:42:46.000And so now the question is who can make the most drones and who can keep supplying and resupplying the front lines with fuel, manpower, armor, equipment?
03:42:57.000It has become, just like World War I and other conflicts, Even the situation in Iran.
03:43:03.000It's become a war of economic attrition.
03:43:06.000And so now Russia has primarily shifted to a policy of using long range strikes, bombing Ukraine.
03:44:45.000There's a severe energy crunch, specifically inside Russia.
03:44:49.000Russia produces a lot of oil and consumes its own oil, and Ukraine was bombing all the refineries such that they were running out of energy.
03:44:58.000But this started to become a problem recently because now Russia is 10% of the world's diesel refining capacity.
03:45:09.000There's already an existing shortage of energy because of the war in Iran.
03:45:14.000And so now, as Russia's refining capability is being hampered by Ukraine, this is causing the price of diesel to go up in Europe, elsewhere.
03:45:24.000Russia is now having to import diesel of their own.
03:45:28.000And so it's like anything else, as the supply of diesel has gone down in the world, now the price is going up.
03:45:35.000If Russia can't supply their own diesel needs, they have to import it from other countries.
03:45:40.000If they have to import it from other countries, they have to bid against other countries, and they're bidding the price up.
03:45:47.000So now, not only do you have gas and jet fuel being very expensive, in particular, diesel has gone up a lot.
03:45:56.000The problem with diesel prices going up in Europe and the United States and elsewhere is that diesel is what fuels commercial vehicles.
03:46:06.000Diesel is what fuels semi trucks, tractors, all the other commercial vehicles that aren't like a car or something like that.
03:48:33.000This should allow us to pressure Russia to end the conflict.
03:48:37.000But the same pressure that Ukraine is using against Russia also cuts against the United States.
03:48:43.000Ukraine is hurting Russia, but that's also now hurting us.
03:48:46.000And it's hurting us before the midterms.
03:48:49.000So Trump went in and he asked Ukraine to stop bombing Russia's oil.
03:48:55.000Trump is begging Zelensky and Putin to reach some kind of energy ceasefire, saying that if Ukraine stops their attacks on Russia's energy, then Russia will stop their attacks on Ukraine's energy.
03:49:08.000And then the United States is the real beneficiary.
03:49:11.000Well, Russia is not observing the ceasefire, and neither is Ukraine.
03:49:16.000Trump is still asking Zelensky to stop.
03:49:19.000And in addition, now Trump has gotten rid of sanctions on Russian diesel.
03:49:23.000He wants diesel to flood the market to bring the price down, to bring inflation down before the midterms.
03:49:30.000Zelensky views this as a major betrayal because we're effectively now fueling Russia's war against Ukraine.
03:49:37.000If we're going to let Russia sell diesel for money, then that's going to give Russia money to bomb Ukraine.
03:49:45.000So, Zelensky says you betrayed us by getting rid of the sanctions.
03:49:53.000They're going to use that money to buy drones.0.66
03:49:55.000And then those drones are going to kill our people.
03:49:58.000So now, Trump, retaliating against Zelensky for continuing the energy war against Russia, has now turned off the satellites that power Ukraine's drones.0.55
03:50:10.000Why does Ukraine have a major advantage in drone warfare?
03:50:14.000Well, they have a major advantage because of Starlink.
03:50:18.000Starlink is the network of satellites that were put into orbit by Elon's SpaceX rocket ships.
03:50:26.000And you know, Starlink is a consumer product.
03:50:28.000You can buy a Starlink terminal and use it for your phone.
03:50:32.000But Elon is also a defense contractor.
03:50:37.000And the dual use of Starlink is a military application, and they call it Star Shield.
03:50:44.000And what Star Shield does using their low Earth orbit satellites is it's a guidance system.
03:50:50.000For drones and other autonomous vehicles.
03:50:54.000If they put a Star Shield device on a drone, they can communicate with satellites, and this is how they guide it across Russia deep into their territory.
03:51:05.000And so they say, this is our secret weapon against Russia and China.
03:51:09.000It's that we have eyes all across the planet.
03:51:12.000And the reason no other country has this is because no other country has SpaceX.
03:51:17.000No other country has SpaceX reusable rockets putting satellites.
03:51:22.000Into this very valuable real estate around the planet.
03:51:26.000And so, this is our advantage against Russia, Venezuela, Iran, China.
03:51:32.000And so now, inexplicably, all of a sudden, Starshield was deactivated for Ukraine with no warning.
03:51:39.000And so they found in the middle of some of these drone operations that their Starshield terminals weren't working.
03:51:46.000And they didn't get a heads up from Elon.
03:51:48.000They didn't get a heads up from the United States.
03:51:51.000And now the rumor is that the order came directly from the White House.
03:51:56.000Trump said if Zelensky won't stop bombing Russia's oil, then we're going to turn off their satellites that power their drones.
03:52:05.000Or better said, the satellites that guide their drones to hit their targets inside Russia.
03:52:11.000And this is a story from the New York Times.
03:52:13.000It says As it faces increased attacks from Russia and pressure from the White House, Ukrainian forces said on Tuesday that its battlefield operations had been hampered because they lost some access to vital satellite based communications.
03:52:28.000For years, Ukraine's armed forces have relied on SpaceX's Starlink, which provides internet connectivity from satellites in lower Earth orbit.
03:52:37.000And more recently, its military grade sister service, Starshield.
03:52:41.000Ukraine said on Tuesday that some military operations were jeopardized and specifically cited restrictions on Starshield.
03:52:50.000Sergei Beskretznov, who advises President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine on weapons technology, said on social media Our armed forces did not receive a warning about these restrictions, and this led to the failure of a number of missions.
03:53:05.000Mr. Beskretznov said that the restrictions, which applied to devices traveling over 100 miles per hour, And using Starshield were related to the current political situation.
03:53:16.000The Trump administration has been pressuring Ukraine to limit its strikes on Russia, pushing Kiev to stop attacking Russian oil refineries so the more diesel can be pumped onto the global markets.
03:53:34.000Officials from Ukraine's defense ministry placed the blame on SpaceX, saying it had unilaterally restricted the operation of Starshield terminals.
03:53:43.000They said the restriction complicates the operation of drone missions and reduces capabilities for frontline logistics, reconnaissance, and relaying signals.
03:53:52.000Now, this is a very complicated situation.
03:53:56.000And I think what it exposes fundamentally, let's think about an alternative timeline where we are not in a war with Iran.
03:54:06.000If we are not in a war with Iran, this is a very different situation.0.55
03:54:11.000Ukraine could bomb Russia's energy with impunity.0.55
03:54:15.000We could bomb Russia's oil refineries and their diesel, and we could have a profound effect on Russia's wartime economy, maybe even compel them into stopping.
03:54:49.000We extradite Nicolas Maduro, and then we go in with the Venezuelan oil company and we increase Venezuela's oil output from a million or half a million barrels per day to three million barrels per day, maybe up to five, six million barrels per day.
03:55:07.000That's not going to happen anytime soon, but the potential is there.
03:55:11.000We're going to have access to a huge percentage of Venezuela's proven oil reserves.
03:55:18.000We're going to go in with the Office of Strategic Capital.
03:55:21.000And our partner in Venezuela, and we're going to begin to rapidly increase the amount of refineries there or oil excavation there.
03:55:31.000And at least this is going to be priced into the market that pretty soon Venezuela is going to be one of the world's major oil producers again, and we're going to reap the benefits of it.
03:55:41.000That oil is going to be refined in Louisiana and Texas.
03:56:10.000They have to stop where they are in Ukraine and we make peace with Russia.0.92
03:56:15.000Now we're doing deals with Russia.0.86
03:56:17.000Now, not only are we doing a deal with Venezuela to get their oil up to three to six million barrels per day, it's going straight to Texas and Louisiana.
04:00:29.000And we could say these things without enforcing them, without fighting, because the credibility of our threat was intact.
04:00:39.000We could deter potential conflicts because we were credible.0.57
04:00:44.000What Iran has exposed by closing the strait, by bombing Saudi Arabia, who is unable to defend itself, they've shown that we're not actually as strong of a security provider as every country thought.
04:00:59.000Every country is taking notice of this.0.99
04:01:02.000Saudi Arabia went in with the United States.
04:01:05.000Think about when Trump got back into power, how Saudi Arabia rolled out the red carpet for him, how they received him last April when he went on his Middle East tour, and how Trump gave them F 35s and gave them a huge arms agreement in the first term.
04:01:21.000Saudi Arabia is one of our biggest arms clients.
04:01:26.000And look at how they are doing right now.1.00
04:01:30.000Their airports are getting bombed.0.99
04:01:32.000Their oil refineries are getting bombed.0.91
04:01:34.000Their king, the custodian of the two holy mosques, is in hiding because they can't defend their territory because the United States cannot defend them, cannot defend them, will not defend them.1.00
04:01:47.000And the stuff we sold them, there's not enough of it.0.98
04:01:49.000These exquisite systems that we've sold them are not doing the job.0.96
04:01:54.000Iranian Shahid drones, which are cheap and plentiful, which they're getting with parts from China.0.99
04:02:02.000They are prevailing against our most exquisite, most expensive, most sophisticated defensive systems from our defense contractors.
04:02:12.000Every country is looking at Saudi Arabia and saying, that's the U.S. biggest military client.
04:02:20.000Look at the big arms deals they do with them.
04:02:22.000Look at how they rolled out the red carpet and chose Washington.
04:03:10.000Russia sells its diesel while continuing to bomb Ukraine's energy.
04:03:15.000It's a giant middle finger to Trump.1.00
04:03:18.000Russia is saying, Look, bitch, you need us more than we need you.1.00
04:03:23.000You need our diesel more than we need you to help Zelensky.0.99
04:03:27.000And you want to know why Putin is saying this?
04:03:28.000Because the winter is on its way, and the electrical warfare against Ukraine is going to hurt a lot more when they're not able to heat their homes in the winter and it gets very cold.
04:03:41.000Russia will now have the advantage as the winter approaches.
04:03:46.000And so you have every actor in the Middle East, whether it's Putin, the Houthis, the Shiite militias in Iraq, Iran, and China, they're all looking at the United States and saying, We are floundering.
04:03:59.000We couldn't win the trade war with China.0.98
04:04:01.000We couldn't win the war with Iran.1.00
04:04:03.000We can't protect Saudi Arabia from these primitives in Yemen.0.99
04:04:08.000We can't even get our own allies to cooperate.0.71
04:04:11.000We can't get Russia to make an agreement.
04:04:13.000Pretty much everywhere we go, we are no longer taken seriously.
04:04:17.000We are defied, and we are even not able to impose our will if we wanted to.
04:04:24.000Even if it came to it, they recognize that.
04:04:27.000And think about it going the other way.
04:04:30.000While all this is happening, the other headline in Ukraine is that Russia is now pursuing a strategy of hybrid warfare against the rest of Europe.
04:04:41.000Now you're seeing drones and cyber attacks and other unconventional forms of warfare by Russia against Western Europe, testing the alliance, testing NATO.
04:04:55.000Western European airports and military bases with unknown origin.
04:04:59.000You've got massive Russian cyber attacks against Europe.
04:05:04.000You've got, according to our planners, Russia is planning on making an incursion into a Baltic country or Poland to see whether NATO will rally to their defense.0.72
04:05:18.000Russia says if the U.S. can't protect Saudi Arabia from drones, will they be able to protect France?
04:05:26.000If the US will not come to the defense of Saudi Arabia and Ukraine, will France come to the defense of Ukraine or Estonia?
04:05:35.000Will the United States come to the defense of France?
04:05:38.000Russia's testing those limits because now they're in flux.
04:05:41.000Whereas before, the limits, you could say the frontier or the periphery of American power was clearly defined and defended and fortified, and other countries were held back from it by deterrence.
04:05:54.000Now they're testing all those lines.0.98
04:06:53.000Hopefully, after the election, we're going to have the maneuverability.0.58
04:06:58.000To take the fight back to these other countries.
04:07:01.000Right now, we have to do these things because you've got the midterms.
04:07:05.000They don't want inflation to explode right before the election.0.95
04:07:08.000Hopefully, we can get serious against Zelensky and Putin and Iran after the election because right now it's not looking very good for us.0.98
04:19:07.000After we'd kind of did all that, okay, math, architecture, philosophy itself, reason, all of it, literacy, you name it, the tragedy, the comedy, the Olympics, everything.
04:19:25.000And oh, by the way, let's just discover the whole world and put it on a map and take all of its gold.
04:19:33.000Then you guys started to get some motion.
04:20:39.000Your Nazi party that wants to take the country back is run by a libertarian, race mixing lesbian, and you have the biggest industrial economy in Western Europe.1.00
04:30:31.000It is like a group evolutionary strategy because they kind of know it's like an all for one, one for all thing.0.98
04:30:37.000Like, they have to hold the line against all whore accusations because they know that, like, if they create a culture where being a whore is okay, then they will benefit from that too.0.97
04:30:49.000It's like the same thing with abortion.0.96
04:30:51.000Women will defend all abortion because, on some level, they're like, what if I needed to get one?1.00
04:30:55.000What if I took a plan B pill or whatever?1.00
04:34:28.000It's like you're harboring the enemy.0.83
04:34:30.000Like you can love your wife and you can embrace your wife, and you can even say to your wife, honey, it's every other woman other than you.
04:34:38.000I love you, but you can't really mean that.
04:34:42.000Now you can say that and you can mean it like you can mean it when you say it, but you can't really believe that.
04:36:18.000And imagine think about if I listened to you fucking idiots.1.00
04:36:25.000If I wasn't so much ahead of you, if I wasn't so in the future, such a genius, so much smarter than all of you combined, look at what would have happened to me.1.00
04:36:38.000If I trusted you, if I went with what everybody was saying.
04:36:43.000Imagine the world of pain and hell my life would have been.
04:36:51.000The goat, after a decade, would have said, Time to get my spoils from the war.
04:41:21.000So that's not true, but that's a nice cope.
04:41:26.000Hypergamy is so bad it's making, listen, and listen, I don't mean to like denigrate the vocation, but we all understand why the vocation is so difficult.
04:41:36.000The vocational life of holy orders is so difficult because the world is so appealing and it's so hard to give up everything.
04:41:47.000So it's not me denigrating the sacrament to say, I still think it's very difficult.
04:41:53.000I don't think, bro, it's like, hey, Pergamy's so bad, it's making the priesthood.
04:41:58.000It's like, not sure about that one, Chief.
04:42:02.000Like, train dough still looking pretty good, like in the abstract.
04:43:18.000But yeah, we gotta figure out what's going on.
04:43:23.000We're calling for a complete and total shutdown of But Sexton's nudes.
04:43:28.000Until we can figure out what the hell is going on.
04:43:33.000Nicholas J. Fuentes is calling for a complete and total shutdown of butt sextons nudes entering this group chat until we can figure out what the hell is going on.
04:49:37.000Fast food, eventually even blue collar jobs.0.81
04:49:39.000Maybe somehow by force make companies not massively lay off people and just teapy and military to compete with China without putting thousands out of work and money?
04:49:46.000Yeah, Bill Gates talked about this on Ezra Klein a couple weeks ago.
04:49:51.000He said that maybe we make an AI company pay for AI to make it sort of like to create an artificial floor on how much it costs to employ AI to make labor competitive.
04:50:04.000Because Bill Gates was saying that eventually AI is going to be able to do almost everything better than humans.
04:50:10.000And there's not going to be more jobs with AI than there are before.
04:50:20.000The day 2032 election starts, we can finally say good riddance to the boomers, aka the pot smoking degenerates who set fire to America over a black man's death and robbed our future.0.98
04:51:57.000I'm skeptical that there will be even recursive self improvement, that there will be this exponential curve that we're going to get artificial super intelligence or even artificial general intelligence for that matter.
04:52:08.000I think this is all assumed, and I don't know why we would assume these things.
04:55:00.000And you see from his stream, he clearly is, he doesn't seem like an evil person, he doesn't seem like a bad guy, even though he's like antagonistic or provoking people.
04:55:11.000And what I said on the show is I'm really looking out for people that see stuff like that and want to emulate it and then get in trouble.
04:55:21.000People see that and they say, I want to, you know, because that's what happens.
04:57:33.000Yeah, and I think being with a trans woman is almost, this is going to be a controversial take, and I know what people are going to say.0.51
04:57:41.000I think being with a trans woman is gayer than being with a guy, to be quite honest with you.0.58
04:57:46.000Because at that point, you're just in denial.0.99
04:57:49.000If you are sleeping with a guy dressed like a girl, you're gay.0.86
04:57:57.000At the end of the day, When you come home and jump into bed, you're getting into bed with a man with the penis and balls.1.00
04:58:05.000Now, the guy with the penis and balls can be wearing a dress and pretending to be a fanboy or whatever, pretending to be a girl, changing their voice, but it's still a guy.1.00
04:58:17.000So to me, there's almost something like, okay, what are we doing here?1.00
04:59:24.000So, anyway, I know this is like bait, but I do see that.0.98
04:59:27.000And it's like, okay, so who are we really kidding here?1.00
04:59:32.000Anyway, but yeah, and I really find the trans thing disturbing because it's like the hormones, you almost become like a science experiment.1.00
05:01:25.000Depends on what kind of homosexual they are, maybe, you know?1.00
05:01:30.000But it'd be hard to overlook being Muslim because Muslim is like a racially cucked thing.1.00
05:01:36.000Muslim is being like racially cucked because you're literally worshiping Arabs, which is revolting.1.00
05:01:45.000That's why it's so disgusting when white people convert to Islam because it's like you're literally worshiping these fucking camel jockeys, you're worshiping these fucking Arabs.1.00
05:02:16.000And to see white people going out and paying homage to this shit, wearing the nightgown, growing the beard out, speaking that disgusting language.1.00
05:11:56.000You shouldn't just, you know, you really just shouldn't flippantly say that.1.00
05:12:00.000Like, it's okay when you call someone that and they're not black.0.92
05:12:04.000But you can't just say, you can't just say niggers are on speakerphone because then you're just saying, then you're just calling black people the N word.0.97
05:12:29.000Did you know that Muslims were the only ones who were the only ones who were the only ones who were the ones who were the only ones who were the ones who were the ones Keep infiltrating and outnumbering and never be complacent, just like you always say go.0.97
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