In this episode, President Donald Trump delivers a blistering attack on the media, the establishment, and everything else that s been wrong with the Trump campaign. He also delivers a powerful message to the America First movement and its supporters, and calls on them to join him in declaring war on the "anti-Trump" left and the "pro-Israel, anti-Native Americans" who have been left behind by the Trump movement and the rest of the conservative establishment. He also calls on his supporters to join in on the fight to liberate Trump and make him independent from corporate greed and Silicon Valley's oppression, and to make him an unapologetic champion of the American people and the fight for America First. It's a firecracker of a speech, and you won't want to miss it! Tweet Me! if you liked this episode and have any thoughts or suggestions on how to improve the audio quality, please tweet me and we'll get them on the show! ;) Timestamps: 1:00:00 - What's the deal with the media? 2:30 - How to liberate the Trump Campaign? 3:15 - What should we do about the Goyper War? 4:20 - How can we liberate Trump? 5:00 6:00 | How do we liberate the President? 7:30 | What is America First? 8:15 | What are we fighting for? 9:40 - What do we want? 10:30 11:40 | Who are we want to be liberated? 14:00 Is Trump s a man? 15:40 16:10 | What does Trump s strategy? 17: What s our vision? 18:00 ~ What is our vision for the future? 19:10 - How do you want Trump s 2020 campaign? 21:10 22:15 23:00 Can we liberate him be liberated from the establishment? 26:00 Are we a man liberated from Silicon Valley? 27:00 Do we have a chance to be an independent from the left? ? 24: What do you think we need to do to liberate him? 25:00 What are you gonna do with Trump s chance of winning the 2020 election? 35: Is Trump a man who s not a man that s going to be a revolutionary? or is he going to win it?
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00:02:29.000They didn't hear us when we emailed them.
00:02:31.000And they didn't hear us when the Washington Post and every other news media outlet reported it.
00:02:37.000For that reason, the Goyper War will continue and we will accelerate and intensify our plans.
00:02:46.000We have to deploy to Michigan and we have to make it hurt as much as possible.
00:02:54.000If he wants to stop the pain, he must stop the betrayal of America first.
00:03:01.000My own narrative is not one of some sudden, booming bolt of lightning out of the blue.
00:03:17.000It was a slow and steady, unrelenting stream of blips and blinks, glimmers and glares, low beams and high beams of light, some of which I did not want to see.
00:03:32.000And then finally, a point of no return reckoning.
00:06:23.000And if they don't make the course for action, then it's on death.
00:06:27.000Our movement is about replacing a failed and corrupt political establishment with a new government controlled by you, the American people.
00:06:39.000This election will determine whether we're a free nation or whether we have only the illusion of democracy, but are in fact controlled by a small handful of global special interests, bringing the system, and our system is rigged.
00:08:53.000So this is a call to all Christians, immigration restrictionists, foreign policy non-interventionists, trade protectionists, those in favor of industrial policy, patriots, nativists, nationalists, non-interventionists, traditionalists that are not happy with the state of the Trump campaign, you are being recruited.
00:09:24.000We will make him independent from his donors.
00:09:27.000We will make him independent from Silicon Valley.
00:09:30.000We will make him independent from foreign influence.
00:09:33.000Otherwise, and if we don't succeed, there's no hope.
00:09:37.000You're done. If we don't succeed, if this doesn't work, there's no hope.
00:09:42.000You either get Kamala, and it's total left-wing oppression, it's total bullshit, BLM nonsense, or if you get Trump, it's gonna be total Zionist corporate domination.
00:27:32.000They cannot even begin to imagine the brave and righteous spirit they've unleashed in men and women, but they're going to find They will find out the hard way.
00:29:19.000As long as we are led by politicians who will not put America first, then we can be assured that other nations will not treat America with respect, The respect that we deserve.
00:34:57.000Whoever it is needs to be fired on national TV. You look like a straight up bitch and you are not gonna win if you don't fire people in front of the entire world.
00:35:04.000You are going to be sent to prison, you dumbass.
00:37:01.000Your campaign sucks, yeah, we're coming for you!
00:37:05.000Me and the brokers will save the Trump campaign!
00:37:17.000We will give a voice to all of the rightful frustrations that the Trump supporters have, whether they're willing to direct their anger at me or at the campaign, and I'll let them know.
00:44:21.000President-elect, We're going to have to be the villain.
00:45:07.000I'll be the villain. Call me whatever you want.
00:45:10.000If they want to say you're making us lose, good.
00:45:13.000Let them say that and let them fix it.
00:45:16.000If the Trump campaign can't win over the loyalists from 2016, if that's the case, we know that Trump is not in control.
00:45:23.000If Susie Wiles and Chris Lasavita, two never-Trumpers, two election fraud deniers, if they're really in control, if that's who's running it, if we don't get anything out of this campaign, then it should lose.
00:45:40.000Yeah, shutting up and voting for the GOP, not really working out.
00:45:46.000The only thing that we can do is the unthinkable.
00:45:51.000The Trump campaign is still, in my view, getting an F rating on immigration, on war, and on
00:46:09.000For that reason, the Groyper War will continue.
00:46:13.000We have to deploy to Michigan, and we have to make it hurt as much as possible.
00:46:24.000We will wait and watch for a J.D. Vance or Donald Trump campaign event, and we will counter-program it with a large crowd.
00:46:33.000And we will deliver our grievances and our complaints of how this campaign is not living up to America first.
00:46:41.000But as long as things keep going the way they are, we will only step up and escalate and intensify our tactics to remind Republicans that Donald Trump is no longer an America First candidate.
00:46:54.000They don't know what is necessary to make the difference.
00:46:59.000And what is necessary is to exert the same pressure on the Trump campaign on behalf of America First That any other donor, lobbyist, or special interest exerts on that campaign with their money.
00:47:15.000If he wants to stop the pain, he must stop the betrayal of America first.
00:47:22.000Our movement is about replacing a failed and corrupt political establishment with a
00:47:37.000new government controlled by you, the American people.
00:47:41.000This election will determine whether we're a free nation or whether we have only the illusion of democracy, but are in fact controlled by a small handful of global special interests, bringing the system, and our system is rigged.
00:51:03.000And the latest is that the U.S. and Israel are planning massive strikes on Iran's oil and gas facilities.
00:51:12.000This is something we discussed a little bit last night and it seems that it will be imminent.
00:51:17.000I don't know if this week or into the next week, but it's coming up very soon and it may just drag us into a full-blown regional war in the Middle East.
00:51:29.000So we'll be talking all about that tonight.
00:56:06.000Everybody's been talking about it on X. The clips are all over.
00:56:10.000And initially, the way it came about is I was getting ready to do my show yesterday.
00:56:16.000It was going to be a huge show because we're talking about the Iranian missile strike on Israel, which is a huge deal.
00:56:25.000So I was getting ready to do this show.
00:56:27.000I'm doing a ton of research and And I get a call from Aiden Ross, because we've been talking a little bit on X, and he says, would you debate this guy?
00:56:40.000And I don't know who the guy is, but he says, will you debate this liberal kid from the Jubilee video?
00:57:23.000But apparently he's got like a million followers on TikTok and he went viral because he was in a Jubilee video.
00:57:29.000If you don't know Jubilee, I'm sure you've seen it.
00:57:32.000They do these debate panels and discussion panels like they'll bring in three black conservatives and three black liberals and they go in and they debate the issues.
00:57:44.000And recently they did a special where they had Charlie Kirk debate 30 liberals.
00:57:51.000And then they had this kid debate 30 conservatives.
00:57:55.000And so that's how, I guess that's where he got a viral following.
00:57:59.000He's on TikTok, he's on Instagram, and then he blew up because of the Jubilee video.
00:58:04.000And honestly, I feel like, and I said this last night, I feel like we're so far past this like debate bro thing where it's liberals versus conservatives.
00:58:14.000I'm watching this debate, so I did end up watching the Jubilee video and And some of the other content.
00:58:22.000And he'll go to like a Trump rally and talk to these like boomers.
00:58:26.000And they're talking about whether Trump is a rapist.
00:58:52.000And it's funny that I said that last night before the debate, because then when me and him sat down, You could tell that this guy was totally unprepared to deal with somebody like me.
00:59:06.000Because he asked me during the debate, for example, we're debating about men versus women.
00:59:21.000And I said, well, women don't have the nature to be good leaders because being a good leader requires you to be decisive and bold and a risk taker.
00:59:32.000And he said, well, Hitler is decisive and bold and a risk taker.
00:59:36.000Would you want Hitler to be president or a random woman?
00:59:41.000And if you're talking to a regular conservative, if you're talking to like a regular Republican like Charlie Kirk, they're going to be tying themselves in knots to be like, oh, no, I don't want Hitler to be the president.
01:02:56.000Because you got that environment in 2016 because there was hardly any censorship.
01:03:02.000And so people like myself and others could be edgy.
01:03:06.000We could be controversial. We could say what we really meant or felt.
01:03:10.000And as such, there was this electric, exciting discourse where people were really being authentic.
01:03:18.000And now that we have a free speech renaissance on like Kik, Rumble, Twitter, to a lesser extent TikTok, maybe we're getting a little bit of that back.
01:03:29.000But anyway, so that was just an initial observation.
01:04:35.000I don't think I'm fantastic at debating.
01:04:39.000But it was so clear for, I think, normal people who won.
01:04:43.000Because when you go into a debate like that, somebody like myself is making arguments and talking about the issues.
01:04:51.000You win just by talking about the topic.
01:04:56.000And what liberals do when they go into these debates, like Destiny or like this guy or like any liberal for that matter, is they just come in with the pre-programmed talking points.
01:05:08.000And that's all they got. They literally have a fact sheet or a sheet of bullet points.
01:05:15.000They have a template for how the conversation is supposed to go and where they want to take it.
01:05:23.000And it leads to these totally unhelpful constructions like, well, God killed people in the Old Testament, but you're against abortion.
01:05:33.000And so it's designed to set up these superficial contradictions, soundbites, things like that.
01:05:41.000And so, for example, on the topic like LGBT, you know, in my opening statement, I said, really, it comes down to a question of, do you think that an individual independent of other people has to engage in moral conduct?
01:06:00.000In other words... Do we have responsibility to treat our bodies in a moral way, even if it doesn't hurt other people?
01:06:09.000Because that's really the central ethical question between liberals and conservatives.
01:06:15.000And it's not just the act of sodomy, but I said it's also other things.
01:06:22.000Is there something morally wrong with eating too much?
01:06:26.000And when you get these atheist, agnostic, people that aren't really that thoughtful about ethical behavior or morality, they'll say, well, hey, man, just don't be a jerk to other people.
01:06:38.000Hey, man, just don't bother other people.
01:06:44.000But we would obviously, I think any decent person, and I think any person for that matter would say, of course, there's something wrong with being wasteful.
01:06:54.000There's something wrong with being irresponsible, lazy, gluttonous.
01:06:59.000And we know it because we feel guilty.
01:07:17.000They feel badly about what they've done.
01:07:19.000And the same goes, by the way, for sexuality.
01:07:23.000And they'll stipulate, well, as long as the sexuality is voluntary and consent is given, and as long as a person is an adult and therefore is able to give consent, they say, well, what could be wrong with that?
01:07:39.000And what could be wrong with even something like masturbation, another sexual behavior that doesn't hurt anybody?
01:07:47.000And the question comes down to, does a person have responsibility?
01:07:50.000Are their moral and immoral behaviors independent of other people?
01:08:29.000And you go into a debate with liberals, and I think, you know, and maybe it's true with conservatives on some level too, watching the Jubilee video, you certainly get that.
01:08:39.000But it's almost like, especially with liberals and progs, young people, they can't come in and actually listen, think
01:08:48.000about it, respond critically in the debate.
01:08:53.000And one of the things that was frustrating, I was watching some of the clips.
01:08:56.000I was explaining like the Old Testament and how – of course there's things in the Old Testament like slavery and
01:09:03.000warfare and genocide and rationalist, empiricist, atheist, secular, enlightenment types.
01:13:15.000I said, obviously, the problem with spending is entitlements.
01:13:19.000Everybody knows that. The problem in the short term and the long term is Social Security and Medicare.
01:13:26.000And if you understand the math behind that, which is that you just don't have enough people paying into the system relative to beneficiaries, you're going to have this upside-down pyramid.
01:13:44.000Otherwise, the deficit and the debt will explode and balloon.
01:13:48.000He goes, no, no, interest is more than liabilities.
01:13:51.000And I'm like, only a person who looked at like a fact sheet...
01:13:55.000Only a person who looked at like they pulled something up on Google Images would say that interest on the debt is more than Social Security and Medicare.
01:14:09.000He doesn't understand what tariffs are.
01:14:14.000And thinks that the cost is passed down to the consumer.
01:14:18.000It doesn't know where and when the payment for the tariff is made and how it's paid out of the profits, not necessarily by raising the price.
01:14:26.000And anyway, so there was a lot of stuff where it was like...
01:14:30.000He was so smug and like giggling, but if you actually, he said that radiocarbon dating disproved the Shroud of Torrin, which it's like if you know anything about radiocarbon dating, you know that doesn't make any sense.
01:14:41.000No, I will not elaborate, but if you know what it is, you know it's totally ridiculous.
01:14:47.000So, when you're debating with young people, they're like totally uneducated at the same time, filled with these presuppositions.
01:14:55.000And so, that's why a debate, it's not, I don't think it really enlightens a ton of people, but it was fun.
01:15:02.000I had a good time. I thought it was interesting.
01:15:04.000We haven't done that in a long time, debating with liberals, but I want to do it more.
01:15:10.000So, if Aiden will have me again, I'll definitely go back on there.
01:15:14.000And debate more liberals or conservatives or whoever.
01:16:03.000I don't know. The problem is a lot of liberals are afraid to debate me because of the fact that, you know, I'm like, they don't want to platform me and, you know, there are no platforming me.
01:16:19.000And then the conservatives, well, obviously they don't want their whole world to be destroyed.
01:16:24.000Hawk Tua, James Lindsay, I'd debate James Lindsay for sure.
01:16:29.000Vosh. I'd debate Vosh if there's a moderator.
01:16:34.000I challenged Vosh a long time ago and he ran.
01:16:37.000He said, well, the only way I would do a debate is if I could mute him whenever I want.
01:16:41.000And I'm like, yeah, that's not really fair.
01:16:45.000But yeah, if there was a moderator, for sure.
01:16:48.000Let's see. XQC. I'd debate XQC. Jimmy Dore?
01:16:57.000I think me and Jimmy Dore agree on a lot.
01:18:38.000So and more of the same today, Donald Trump tweeted that he would veto a federal abortion ban.
01:18:45.000I mean, even on abortion, it's not really that different anymore.
01:18:48.000Republicans will never get a federal bill banning abortion.
01:18:52.000Democrats will never get a federal bill protecting abortion.
01:18:57.000Because neither side is going to get a supermajority in the Senate.
01:19:00.000Neither side is going to control both chambers and the White House.
01:19:04.000It might happen with Democrats, actually.
01:19:06.000But they would never get a bill like that through.
01:19:09.000And if they did, it'd be virtually the same as what Republicans might pass or the kind of status quo that they would promulgate or rather perpetuate.
01:19:19.000So, you know, for the Trump and Kamala debate to steer into, like, deficit, it's like...
01:19:27.000After the 10 years that we've had, that's what we're talking about.
01:19:31.000It just goes to show, I don't know, I don't really see actually any options in this election.
01:19:37.000But anyway, so we went through with that.
01:19:39.000We talked about Christian nationalism, the gay people, women.
01:19:44.000And it's very white-pilling to see 90,000 people watching and 85% of them I'm a total reactionary and they think that I won.
01:19:55.000That's like a huge W. Because 10 years ago, people would think that I was crazy or maybe they would say I'm an extremist or maybe I'm funny but go too far.
01:20:10.000You know, Andrew Tate, he's probably like the biggest e-celebrity in the world, and he comes on and agrees with all of it, about Jews, about white genocide, about all of it.
01:20:19.000And I don't even think he's necessarily super right-wing, but it's like he said, he just calls it like it is.
01:20:25.000And so you got 90,000 people watching.
01:20:27.000Nick Fuentes, Andrew Tate basically agree that Jews are defensive, care more about Israel, shouldn't be in power.
01:20:37.000Whites need to be white supremacists and repel all the immigrants.
01:21:14.000You get a million people to watch and you hope that there's going to be a thousand high IQ Zoomers that – Funnel down into this movement and then eventually grow up and become super rich or super powerful.
01:22:26.000I didn't even know they got triggered like that anymore.
01:22:28.000And I wasn't even being that outrageous, I don't think.
01:22:33.000He got all—he's like—he posted today on Twitter.
01:22:37.000He's like, so Nick Fuentes says he would kill a baby if God told him, says he's not straight, and would vote for Hitler for president.
01:22:46.000It's like, what timeline are you living in where that's not—where you don't realize you just got trolled, or it's not funny, or you don't realize that that's—you're just embarrassing yourself?
01:22:58.000But, you know, all of his like tranny followers are, you know, they're snapping in the replies.
01:23:04.000You ate him up! And you look at their profile picture, it's like a dude with nail polish.
01:24:59.000I'm mischievous. On some level, I don't really give a shit.
01:25:01.000You know what I mean? When you're a guy, you're kind of just down for whatever.
01:25:05.000I can't imagine being like a 20-year-old hormonal, like virile male and being like, Crying in your Discord server to literal faggots and trannies saying, It's affecting my mental health!
01:27:02.000So look, if you're a young man, serious, deadly serious piece of advice, take a look at this little bitch and realize you can't be like that.
01:28:21.000Men will say that. But when I think of a real man, when I think of my favorite men, when I think of the men I look up to, the men I like to be around, the men that are role models, you think about people like your grandfather and You think about people that are tough.
01:28:41.000People that aren't politically correct.
01:28:44.000People that are mischievous and funny.
01:30:02.000I was thinking about all the like faggoty men and all of the bitchy feminist women that tattle on their dad who was at the Capitol, who get in fights with their uncle at Thanksgiving over Trump, seething anti-Trumpers, they hate Alex Jones, all of that.
01:30:22.000And why do they hate Trump and Alex Jones?
01:30:52.000I feel like, and I don't know because I wasn't alive back then, but when you watch the old movies and when you hear the old stories and when you listen to your older relatives, like your grandparents or your great-grandparents, the women in those days loved those men.
01:32:52.000Their wet dream is to drag him before a judge and have some black judge wag their finger at him and dress him down like a little boy.
01:33:03.000And they want to put him in an orange jumpsuit and throw him in jail.
01:33:08.000And so in as much as I think a lot of liberal women still do have this begrudging, immutable affection for men...
01:33:20.000Their superego, what they believe is politically correct or the correct opinion...
01:33:29.000And I think they do have a deep desire for it as well, and they're animated by it, is to see those men knocked down a peg, disempowered, emasculated, humiliated, shamed.
01:33:40.000They want those men to either be broken down, they want their masculinity to be destroyed, which is the source of their power, or they want them to be converts.
01:35:07.000The lust, the appetite, the darkness of a man, in order to snuff that out, they want to castrate the man, and they want to make the man a eunuch, a faggot, a beta male, submissive, something like that.
01:35:24.000And, you know, people just need to get comfortable with real men, real toxicity.
01:35:31.000You know, because people look at a guy like Andrew Tate, that's why I love when Tate's like, yeah, I sex trafficked, yeah, I human trafficked, and it's like, well...
01:35:39.000I don't approve. I don't approve of the cam studio, but it's also like, as a man, I know that men are complicated.
01:35:48.000The world's an ugly place, and when you go to war, you gotta kill people.
01:35:52.000And when you go to war, it affects you.
01:35:55.000And when you stare into the abyss, it stares back at you.
01:35:58.000And so it's almost like a recognition about the world and our nature and the nature of the world, and there's just this lack of acceptance of that, Which is why they want to kill all the men.
01:36:11.000But we kind of have to become comfortable being in the darkness again like that.
01:36:25.000There may be Look, we're not perfect, and we have to make decisions with consequences, life or death.
01:36:33.000When you're talking about a guy like Trump or when you're even talking about this information war we're in, it does have real consequences.
01:36:40.000And so it really is a battle between this matriarchal fertility cult of nurturing and care and protection against harm and then the other side.
01:36:58.000So, you know, young men would be best to get comfortable at that, like this faggot dude over here, you know, crying about slurs on the internet.
01:37:10.000And we all know that if all men were like that, we would be completely fucked.
01:37:15.000Like a guy like that could never lead in a crisis.
01:37:19.000A guy like that could never lead in danger.
01:37:21.000Right? Can never do what is necessary.
01:37:39.000But I was thinking about that and really thinking about what it is about Alex Jones and Trump that they hate so much that And, you know, for the same reasons we love them, even in spite of our disagreements, even in as much as Alex Jones and I don't agree on everything or Donald Trump, it's like when we say real, recognize real, I look at a guy like Alex Jones, I love everything about him.
01:38:05.000I think he's hilarious. I think he's funny.
01:38:09.000I think he's awesome. And we all know why.
01:38:11.000And it's the same reason that Anna Kasparian called him a fat fuck when he invaded the Young Turks set...
01:38:22.000At Politicon eight years ago or whatever.
01:38:25.000Why he makes them seethe and screech and freak out.
01:38:30.000And same thing with Trump. We're good to go.
01:38:52.000Not endorsing that, not endorsing that, but it's the same reason why, you know, we see these like resistance liberal faggot men who have like, you know, these like old hippies with like white hair and they have like a t-shirt that says, this pussy grabs back.
01:39:07.000And they look at a guy that's like a misogynist and they say, you're a sexist piece of shit.
01:39:34.000And there is a difference. I'm not saying, hey, go and have body dysmorphia and go on steroids and be obsessed with lighting so you can take the hottest, sexiest picture of your chest.
01:39:48.000I don't even think that's masculinity because half of those guys are faggots.
01:39:53.000This guy's literally got his profile picture as him with lighting, doing a pose to show his back and And the guy's a total pussy.
01:40:06.000It really is just about a mental fortitude.
01:40:10.000And then typically, typically guys that have that will go to the gym and do combat sports and they'll want to do something physical, right?
01:40:21.000But first things first, it is that mental game.
01:40:25.000It is that kind of mental toughness, right?
01:40:30.000It's kind of a spiritual thing maybe as well.
01:40:34.000And some guys, they're like afraid of their own shadow.
01:40:38.000Sometimes you've got to do something and just get in a battle.
01:40:42.000Some people are just so afraid of confrontation or being taboo or disrespectful or inappropriate.
01:42:00.000A guy that's just kind of like confident and authentic and laughing or like a guy who's like melting down because you said a word, a slur about the mentally challenged or whatever we're calling them, whatever the sensitive, nice thing to call them is now.
01:42:18.000There's like a deep, it's a primal thing.
01:42:24.000It's the celestial and the terrestrial.
01:46:24.000What they demonstrated on Tuesday is that if they wanted to touch Israel, they can touch Israel.
01:46:38.000They bypassed Israel's defensive systems, meaning that the missiles actually landed and hit their targets.
01:46:46.000And two, they demonstrated the precision that long-range missiles from Iran to Israel, not only are they going to get through, but they're going to get through with accuracy.
01:46:56.000And that's why Iran hit air bases and destroyed facilities, but not...
01:47:03.000Critical facilities that would lead to the actual disabling of those airbases themselves.
01:47:10.000And I said back, I think yesterday and then on Tuesday, the purpose of doing it, people would say, why would Iran hit the airbase and blow up a few buildings, but not the buildings that matter the most and are critical to the functioning of the airbase?
01:47:27.000It's to demonstrate accuracy without escalating.
01:47:31.000Because if Iran disabled the runways or rendered inoperable the base, it would be a legitimate
01:47:51.000We can touch you and we'll just move those missiles a little bit to the left and we'll disable your bases.
01:47:58.000And when they send in these waves of hundreds of missiles like they did in April, like they did on Tuesday, they're also demonstrating that they can do it at any time and they can do it with regularity, with frequency. Iran has enough missiles that they could send 100 missiles like that every hour for four days.
01:48:26.000On Tuesday, this time when Iran didn't give warning, when they didn't telegraph it two weeks in advance, when they didn't tell the United States where the missiles were going to hit and when they were going to hit, and when they didn't broadcast it with slow-moving suicide drones first so that radar could detect, again, the targets and the timing and all of the above, all of that information, Iran said, if this were a real war, We can do this, and we could do it every hour on the hour for days.
01:49:01.000And so imagine the attack on Israel on Tuesday, but imagine if it didn't stop.
01:49:07.000Imagine if not only did it not stop for days and all those videos that you saw.
01:49:13.000And by the way, Israel is like an advanced country.
01:49:34.000Israelis in their comfortable Western industrialized technological country, they're not used to missiles landing in their neighborhood.
01:49:45.000They're used to Iron Dome being able to shoot it down and they're used to other countries just simply not bothering them.
01:49:52.000And so imagine if that attack that happened on Tuesday didn't stop for four days.
01:49:56.000It was one wave of missiles and then wait an hour and then it's another wave of missiles and then wait an hour and it's another wave of another 100 missiles.
01:50:05.000And by the way, The United States used 12 interceptors on Tuesday.
01:50:13.000So when Iran lobs over its ballistic missiles, Jordan, Israel, and the United States attempt to shoot them down with interceptors.
01:52:09.000And what we learned is that Iran scored many hits.
01:52:12.000Do you remember on Tuesday during the vice presidential debate, the media made sure to tell everybody Iran's counterattack was ineffective.
01:52:22.000Practically none of the missiles hit, and it was a failure, and no one died, and it didn't work.
01:52:27.000Well, now we know just two days later that's not true.
01:52:32.000We know that Iran scored many hits on all of its targets.
01:52:38.000And not only that, but it destroyed certain elements of these complexes.
01:52:42.000And they destroyed some of the Air Force.
01:52:47.000And if Iran is capable of doing that in a measured, restrained response, which is really a gesture meant to restore deterrence, what could they do if they were actually serious?
01:53:03.000That was the message that nobody in the media wants you to know.
01:53:09.000That was like the political slogan they chose.
01:53:12.000They said it was completely ineffective.
01:53:14.000Well, obviously that's not the case because as of yesterday, we learned that Israel was digitally manipulating satellite imagery to hide the extent of the damage.
01:53:25.000And based on new intelligence today, we actually have some photographs we could see.
01:53:33.000Which means that it was quite effective.
01:53:36.000And so now the big story from today, and this is what we're waiting for, it's what we talked about yesterday, is what will Israel's response look like?
01:53:46.000Israel decided yesterday that they would inflict a crushing response.
01:53:52.000Yesterday, the United States said that it would not back an attack on Iran's nuclear
01:54:43.000Striking Iran's oil facilities is supported by the ultra-hawkish Senator Lindsey Graham.
01:54:48.000He said on Tuesday, quote, Wednesday, Biden said he wouldn't support Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, but the U.S. is vowing to ensure Tehran faces severe consequences.
01:55:09.000Israeli officials told Axios that they plan to hit Iran hard and believe their attack could lead to a major regional war.
01:55:17.000Options being considered besides striking oil facilities are targeting Iran's air defenses or carrying out a targeted assassination inside Iran.
01:55:26.000Israeli officials have said that if Iran responds to their next attack, then any option is on the table including strikes on nuclear facilities.
01:55:36.000Israel is coordinating its plans to attack Iran with the United States because it wants the US to come to its defense in the event of another significant Iranian attack.
01:55:46.000If Israel wants to carry out significant strikes inside Iran, it may also need support from the US military.
01:55:55.000So we're in a very tough situation here.
01:55:59.000And we have to assess the different motives of the different states.
01:56:04.000As we know, what Israel really desires is a confrontation with Iran.
01:56:11.000They want it. When people talk about a regional conflict, Israel wants it.
01:56:16.000Because Israel sees this as their once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to confront all of their adversaries,
01:56:25.000which they have wanted to vanquish for so long, and have the United States totally supporting them.
01:56:31.000So when there is talk about a regional conflict and engaging Iran and its proxies in every country in the
01:56:39.000region, although it would be catastrophic for the economy, although
01:56:43.000it would create a refugee crisis, although it would be very violent, and it would draw the
01:56:47.000United States into a conflict that doesn't benefit us, they see this as their opportunity to finally vanquish all
01:56:55.000of these people, and then they will dominate the region.
01:56:59.000Iran wants to avoid a war and preserve the existence of Hezbollah and Hamas.
01:57:08.000Iran does not want to confront Israel directly.
01:57:15.000Because the longer the fighting goes on, the greater the chances are that Israel will get what it wants and they will be dragged into a fight with Israel and ultimately the United States.
01:57:26.000And that may mean the end of the Iranian regime.
01:57:28.000So Iran does not want this confrontation and they certainly don't want it right now.
01:57:33.000The United States does not want a wider war either.
01:57:37.000The United States must back Israel because the government's controlled by Israel.
01:57:43.000But at the same time, the government does not, this particular government does not want a war
01:57:48.000with Iran, does not want a war in Lebanon, which destabilizes Lebanon, and neither does Europe.
01:57:55.000So these are the motivations of the main constituent parties in the conflict.
01:58:00.000Israel is the belligerent. Israel is the destabilizing element.
01:58:05.000Iran is trying to keep it contained. And the United States is forced to back Israel,
01:58:12.000but is also trying to contain the conflict.
01:58:16.000And so it's like we've been talking about.
01:58:17.000Israel is conducting these provocative strikes.
01:58:26.000They're doing a lot of things which serve no function other than to enrage the people of the region, humiliate their adversaries, and basically goad them into escalating the conflict.
01:58:43.000In response, Iran, they're trying to avoid the conflict, but they also have to save face.
01:58:49.000So as we said, when Israel did the terrorist attack in January, Iran had to respond, but in a way that was measured, trying to thread this needle of saving face, showing that they're not going to back down, but also not doing a strike that is so significant that Israel is entitled to a counter-response.
01:59:15.000And they did that on Tuesday in response to a series of Israeli escalations.
01:59:21.000What Israel is trying to do, they're trying to time all of these different conflicts in a way where they can focus on each constituent part of the opposition.
01:59:32.000They didn't want Iran involved at the beginning of the war because they were focused on Hamas.
01:59:37.000They don't necessarily want Iran to involve now because they're focused on Hezbollah.
01:59:43.000And once Hezbollah's finished, then they'll want to tackle Iran.
01:59:48.000This is how it's been playing out on both sides.
01:59:51.000The problem, however, with these tit-for-tat strikes is that there is always room for miscalculation.
02:00:00.000And so what is implied when we talk about these strikes on both sides is We're talking about a level of calibration and choreography.
02:00:10.000And what I mean by that is, for example, in April, Israel bombed Iran's consulate building in Damascus.
02:00:20.000If they don't reply, it shows that Israel can kill Iranian officers and generals and they can strike anywhere and they can do it without any resistance.
02:03:40.000They're creating opportunities for miscalculations.
02:03:43.000They're creating opportunities for those risks, and they're, I think, very carefully managing a slow crescendo and an escalation And so, for example, this is the communication and the signaling that's going on on both sides right now.
02:04:20.000So after Iran bombed Israel on Tuesday, Iran said if Israel responds, then we will respond even more forcefully.
02:04:29.000Well, Israel is saying we're going to respond, and if you respond as you say that you will, then we will blow up your nuclear sites.
02:05:15.000Is Israel looking to create a war with Iran right now?
02:05:19.000If they are, then they'll deliberately calibrate it in such a way where it's going to be very aggressive and very forceful, and they're going to force Iran to do another round of strikes if they want a war right now.
02:05:33.000If they don't, they, like the United States, which is also avoiding a war, will do it in such a way where Iran can save face by not responding or not responding directly or not responding with something more forceful than their attack on Tuesday.
02:05:47.000And that is the signaling that's going on on both sides.
02:05:51.000Because Israel said on Tuesday, we're going to attack tonight.
02:05:56.000And the United States came in and said, no, you're not.
02:06:51.000You've got an official Iran and Israel war.
02:06:54.000And it's something that I don't think you get to deescalate.
02:06:57.000It would have to be answered decisively.
02:07:00.000The United States will never allow Israel to fall.
02:07:02.000The only way that could end is the decapitation of the Iranian regime.
02:07:07.000And so there is a logic to how this game is being played.
02:07:11.000People look at it in a way where they're like, well, Israel's being reckless.
02:07:15.000Or they say something like, well, that's not our fight.
02:07:19.000But there is a logic, and it is based on imperatives.
02:07:22.000It's based on geopolitical imperatives.
02:07:25.000It is based on capabilities, which are mathematical.
02:07:28.000Capabilities are constrained by tonnage, range, all kinds of things like that.
02:07:35.000Volume. There is a logic to it, which is why people like myself and other credible observers have been able to predict this quite literally a year in advance and as it has happened.
02:07:51.000And I don't think people are taking it seriously enough.
02:07:54.000They allow the media like the New York Times to tell them that ceasefire deals are imminent or these kinds of things.
02:08:04.000Domestically, internationally, there are a series of imperatives, and it's just really about solving the math.
02:08:11.000It's really about putting it on paper and solving if this, then this.
02:08:16.000And this is why we basically know where this is headed.
02:08:21.000We know this is headed towards a decisive confrontation with Iran unless the United States is either to A, restrain Israel, or somehow Netanyahu loses power.
02:08:32.000And that can happen in one of two ways.
02:08:34.000Either Iran assassinates him, which is very unlikely, or his coalition collapses, which is also at this point unlikely since it is now growing.
02:08:43.000Since his majority in the Knesset has now expanded with the introduction of Gideon Saar into the ruling coalition last week.
02:08:53.000So it seems almost inevitable at this point.
02:08:56.000And then you factor in the American presidential election.
02:10:42.000There's a presidential election in four weeks. And one of the biggest issues is the economy,
02:10:49.000specifically inflation, which has been rampant. And even though it's coming down,
02:10:54.000public perception is that it is much higher than it really is.
02:10:57.000So what is the last thing that the Biden administration needs four weeks out from
02:11:04.000an election? What is the last thing that the ruling Democrats, Kamala Harris is running for
02:11:10.000office? What is the last thing they need four weeks before an election where inflation is a
02:11:16.000central issue? The last thing they need, entrenched in their war with Russia, when energy resources
02:11:23.000are scarce, when they're opening up the taps of Venezuela and Iran, is for oil and gas to
02:11:29.000skyrocket. And yet they're giving serious consideration to closing the Strait of Hormuz
02:11:35.000or blowing up Iran's oil and gas facilities, forcing China and other countries that import
02:11:42.000Iran's oil to buy oil elsewhere in the world and further constrain energy and make gas prices go
02:11:50.000up at the pump four weeks before the election.
02:11:54.000Why, oh why, would the Biden administration, would Kamala Harris, who's the vice president, why would they do that if that is not their political imperative?
02:12:07.000Why? It's because gas prices going up It's less dangerous to them.
02:12:15.000It's less disadvantageous to them than upsetting Israel.
02:12:23.000All politicians want is for their party to control the White House, to control the executive branch, because that is where enforcement occurs.
02:12:48.000We call it kicking the can down the road.
02:12:54.000Increased gas prices in October of an election year is less disadvantageous than upsetting Israel, which by the way, the Democrats don't even like.
02:13:06.000The Democrats don't even like the ruling party.
02:13:13.000Netanyahu and the Obama administration were practically at war.
02:13:19.000And they still consider it less disadvantageous to cause a spike in gas prices that they're even considering bombing Iran's oil and gas.
02:13:29.000And who knows if they follow through with it.
02:13:31.000But that just demonstrates, you might ask yourself, how do we know who's controlling who?
02:13:40.000How could we know whether the U.S. is controlling Israel or whether Israel is controlling the United States?
02:13:46.000You would have to look at what the priority is.
02:13:49.000Because if the imperatives of Israel prevail in the United States over the imperatives
02:13:55.000of the politicians in the United States, you know Israel is in control.
02:14:01.000And if the imperatives of the American politicians or the Americans themselves or America's geopolitical
02:14:08.000interest prevails over Israel's, then you know America's in control.
02:14:13.000And what we have seen in many case studies is it is always Israel that's put first.
02:14:20.000Like in April when they passed the foreign aid bill and they did nothing on the border
02:14:25.000and they gave up on limiting or auditing Ukrainian aid.
02:14:28.000And just like now, when here we are four weeks before the election and the Biden administration literally cannot put a lid on this conflict.
02:16:36.000And if Israel were to attack Iran, if it were by fighter jets, because the United States I don't think will do it directly, it would be a very technically difficult operation.
02:16:49.000They would have to clear the airspace.
02:16:52.000Would Iraq allow Israel to use its airspace?
02:16:56.000Qatar, Bahrain, the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, they all put out a statement saying they would not allow their countries to be used by As a base, as a springboard for Israel and America to attack Iran.
02:17:09.000And they sign that because they don't want the Houthis to bomb Saudi's oil fields.
02:17:41.000Even though it would be extremely challenging for them without the United States, they may try to do it alone.
02:17:47.000And that will tell us a lot about their intentions and their timing of when they want the confrontation with Iran, if they want it now or if they want it later.
02:17:56.000I think they will probably try to avoid an all-out conflict with Iran right now.
02:18:02.000I think they'll probably wait until after the election.
02:18:06.000And if they get Donald Trump in office, then they can really go all out.
02:18:09.000And what's more, I think they're also still deeply concerned about Hezbollah on their northern border because they're not having a good time.
02:18:18.000There was a report today that I think it's about a dozen more IDF soldiers were killed in intense skirmishes on the border with Lebanon.
02:18:28.000Just so everybody understands, this is another critical fact, and then we'll move on to the Super Chats.
02:18:34.000Israel has military censorship right now.
02:20:11.000It was rumors and it kind of creeped out from certain sources.
02:20:14.000But it was nowhere to be found in Western media.
02:20:17.000And if you watch TV or you read the New York Times, you would have never heard about it.
02:20:22.000And that's because they won't let that information get out because if people think that Israel's getting hit or their air defenses are not good or that they're losing the war, morale drops and it's very bad.
02:20:35.000So keep in mind, you know, we're talking about this conflict.
02:20:39.000We're not really getting the full story from them.
02:22:46.000Let me text the helicopter pilots and the Coast Guard right away.
02:22:50.000I'll get them over there right away. Is Jill Stein worth a vote?
02:22:53.000She said something about getting 5% and she'll have access to debate and push an anti-war message but mixed in with some libtard shit as well.
02:28:02.000Why do Sneeko and Tate keep bringing up the same strange anecdotes
02:28:05.000about white women trying to rule them?
02:28:06.000IMO white women are way more malleable to my beliefs than minorities.
02:28:11.000F22Groy% $10, Tate knows he can tell women to shut up and listen, but his problem is he thinks nobody else can do the same.
02:28:17.000The amount of people simping and paying for his old web whores is a tiny minority.
02:28:22.000F22Groy% $20, the thing Sneeko sees but Tate doesn't is that those gay types, like you just debated, love to be on the internet and appear to be the majority of young white men, but the reality is the average guy with decent D-levels is not gonna go on streams arguing about this shit.
02:28:33.000Nick you are a rare specimen for doing that, Tate.
02:28:37.000F22Groy% $5, why is Aideen Ross turning this stream into vegetable soup?
02:39:29.000Everyone knows that. And he just, like, moved.
02:39:31.000Even though he got totally corrected on that, he just pretended like it didn't happen.
02:39:35.000And then we're talking about the Shroud of Turin.
02:39:38.000And... For those that don't know, the Shroud of Turin is the burial shroud that they placed over Jesus' body after he was crucified.
02:39:48.000And they say that when Jesus' soul left his body and descended into hell, and then he went body and soul into heaven, they say the luminosity of his body leaving, or his soul leaving, left this photo imprint, with like a photo negative...
02:40:53.000He says, well, radiocarbon dating, it's like, first of all, radiocarbon dating only works if you have a completely preserved sample.
02:41:02.000You're looking at atoms at the atomic level.
02:41:04.000So something that has been handled for 2,000 years by human beings is You cannot get a pure enough sample that can be accurately radiocarbon dated.
02:41:14.000Also, it only works for things that are exponential.
02:41:18.000You can tell if something's 1,000 years old or 10,000 years old.
02:41:23.000Radiocarbon dating doesn't work down to the year.
02:41:27.000You can't tell if something was 10 years old or 12 years old with radiocarbon or 2,000 years old or 1,800 years old.
02:41:34.000It doesn't work that way. That's besides the point.
02:41:38.000But so he says about the Shroud of Turin, he goes, well, if the Shroud of Turin is evidence of Jesus, then how do you know it's not the Muslim Jesus?
02:41:49.000And if you know anything about those religions, maybe you don't.
02:41:54.000But if you know the basics, you know that's a completely ridiculous point.
02:42:01.000Because if the Shroud of Turin is the burial cloth, That has physical evidence that Christ was resurrected, then obviously that would contradict not only every other religion, but including and especially it would contradict Islam because Islam says that Jesus wasn't even crucified.
02:42:27.000It says that Jesus was taken down and replaced at the last minute by a body double magically and that some other guy was crucified and that Jesus never was resurrected.
02:42:43.000So if Jesus was never crucified and therefore never died and therefore then he would have never had a burial shroud and his body would have never died.
02:43:10.000So, he tried to correct me on the date of the immigration bill was wrong.
02:43:15.000He tried to correct me on the Shroud of Turin, was wrong about radiocarbon dating.
02:43:19.000And by the way, they dated the cloth recently and they found that it dates back to the time, based on the fabric that was used, it dates back to the time of Jesus.
02:43:29.000Also got wrong how that would not contradict the Jesus story in Islam.
02:43:36.000He got tariffs wrong because he doesn't understand that the cost of the tariff is paid by the company that's importing and technically the country that is exporting the goods to the United States.
02:43:53.000And that the cost comes out of their profit margin.
02:43:56.000Hello? He got wrong that interest, he said interest is more than entitlements.
02:44:01.000Obviously not true. That's just off the top of my head.
02:46:43.000I said it at the beginning and the end yesterday.
02:46:46.000We need to get away from this understanding of politics that is so focused on Democrats and Republicans because that is obviously not what politics is.
02:48:04.000Yeah, but I think it's really besides the point.
02:48:16.000proof for the claim. Yeah, but I think it's really besides the point.
02:48:20.000I think it's probably true that on average women are smarter than And by that, I mean, even if their IQ isn't higher, I think we know that the point is there's more women that cluster around the middle.
02:48:44.000You know, like you encounter an average woman taking their IQ together with their temperament, it would be something like smarter, like maybe more reserved and maybe more mature, something like that.
02:50:10.000Military leaders, politicians, inventors, scientists, mathematicians, the ones that possess genius, the ones that will give themselves to genius, are capable of giving themselves to genius.
02:55:21.000Yeah, be talking over being like disingenuous.
02:55:26.000It's just super gay. Debates are supposed to be fun.
02:55:29.000They're supposed to be genuine discussions.
02:55:32.000You're supposed to get into the issues and you could even seed things at different times.
02:55:39.000It's just no fun when you turn it into this like it's you know what it is.
02:55:46.000It's sort of like when you play a video game, and you can play the video game with heart, and you can play it with passion, or a sport for that matter.
02:55:55.000And then you get people that play a game for a billion hours, and they find a way to play.
02:56:04.000They speedrun it. And they hack the game where they play the game perfectly, but they're not really playing it how it's intended to be played.
02:57:18.000I weigh less than I've weighed this whole year, and I haven't even been trying.
02:57:24.000I try to give a shit about my weight, and then I just forget because I love eating so much.
02:57:32.000Some days I just have a taste for KFC, and then I'll have a taste for it again the next day, and then the day after that, and then it's Friday, so I have to eat pizza.
02:57:40.000So I try, but like today I weighed myself and I weigh the lowest I have weighed probably in like two years.
02:59:06.000Like saying true things than necessarily having like a neat and tidy conclusion.
02:59:12.000Like with Sneeko, you know, during that panel the other night, it was always just like, like every question has the same answer.
02:59:22.000It all goes back to, it's all like, it's like Plinko, but it all goes into the same bucket, which is like, oh, they didn't have Allah, but they didn't have Allah and Uma.
02:59:40.000It's all about Uma Aberdeen, Uma Thurman, Uma this, Uma that.
02:59:46.000How about I'm not Uma doing any of it, okay?
02:59:50.000So, and even Andrew Tate, he's like, look, I'm mixed race, and obviously he's not a white nationalist, right?
02:59:57.000Clearly. But he's willing to just say, yeah, like, they sort of have a point.
03:00:02.000And people say, oh my gosh, but you're Muslim, but you're a white supremacist.
03:00:07.000And he's like, well, okay, be that as it may, this seems correct.
03:00:12.000And I feel like if you really are someone who cares about the truth, and if you're really being honest, you're comfortable embracing the contradiction and embracing and saying...
03:01:34.000I think virtue is really more about conduct, isn't it?
03:01:39.000Either way, I mean, if you're a left-wing or right-wing, isn't virtue more something that you demonstrate than something that you hold up an opinion?
03:01:50.000So, you know, it's literally the show where he plays Hall Monitor.
03:01:59.000I'm going to go on a debate, and I'm going to enforce...
03:02:06.000The code of conduct, keep your hands to yourself and always be polite.
03:02:10.000Like, that's literally these people, they see themselves as like the kindergarten teacher.
03:02:16.000Like, they're there to tattle on the mischievous boys that are throwing mulch at recess.
03:03:56.000And you need to feel badly so that you don't do it.
03:03:59.000And it's a different kind of like matrix thing.
03:04:02.000Of control. Like a male will say, you know, you shouldn't do those things because if you do, bad things will happen.
03:04:09.000It's coming from like a place of responsibility.
03:04:12.000And a mother will say, well, you can't do that thing because that's the thing that's bad.
03:04:17.000And if you do the bad thing, you should feel very bad and no one will like you.
03:04:22.000Because men are strong and responsible and women are weak and need the approval of society and the men, it's like a different kind of matrix of what motivates their conduct or enforces their conduct.
03:04:36.000And so for him, he is playing that like role of telling the mischievous boys, because it is always boys.
03:07:20.000The answer is Islam, and the answer is Islam because it's Islam, and everyone needs to be Muslim.
03:07:25.000And if everyone is Muslim, then we'd all be the same thing, and we'd all be happy, and everyone would be okay, and I wouldn't feel so whatever.
03:07:33.000So again, it's kind of like a pathology.
03:07:38.000But yeah, it's like constantly redirecting it into...
03:07:43.000Yeah, we're both kind of like, yeah, I don't know.
03:07:46.000He's like, the world needs to be more like Bosnia.
03:09:58.000Like, I just never understood that hall monitor ethic where you're afraid to say words and I'm like, well, if the Holocaust happened and the guy's melting down, did you guys just hear that?
03:11:31.000Chet King Prime sent $5. That lil nigga you debated needs to be more like me.
03:11:35.000Handsome. Rich. Two BMWs big turbos. Two weeks worth of vineyard vines. Two Rolexes.
03:11:40.000That nigga probably rocks gay Patagonia. He probably maxes his speed at like 80 miles per hour.
03:11:44.000Really? I saw he wrote a letter to her.
03:12:01.000I didn't read the whole thing. That's surprising, though.
03:12:03.000That's crazy that even Dennis Prager's dunking on her.
03:12:07.000When you're getting dunked on by Dennis Prager and Nick Fuentes about the same thing, you're probably wrong.
03:12:16.000Ben Shapiro, Dennis Prager, and all the Jews, but also Nick Fuentes and Jake Shields and all the anti-Semites are both taking turns dunking on you and saying you're like you have no idea what you're talking about.
03:12:31.000Probably want to think on that a little bit.
03:12:34.000Just saying. Joshua Graham Groy percent $7.
03:12:36.000Watching Dean last night, you almost saw a sort of inner leftist demon start coming out for a few seconds when his back was against the wall.
03:12:41.000Like when he started breaking down after you asked him if Trump or Kamala was funnier.
03:12:46.000Well, and there was this one point, I forget, uh...
03:14:46.000And anyone would tell you that that's a ridiculous way to run an election, and yet that's what happened, and it was unlike any other election, and therefore it deserves scrutiny.
03:14:57.000And if it deserves scrutiny, then why did they censor, and why did they, you know, that's really at the heart of it.
03:20:43.000A guy like that, you can't let a guy like that get a rise out of you.
03:20:48.000So, I mean, I'm being respectful because it's just about being magnanimous.
03:20:53.000And as I get older, I realize that being quick to anger, I know it's ironic me saying that, but getting all riled up, letting people get you all stirred up, people think that's masculine.
03:27:31.000I'll wipe that stupid fucking face right off your face.
03:27:34.000You know what I mean? It's like, one, don't you fucking look at me like that.
03:27:38.000Two... You don't even know what you're talking about.
03:27:41.000Don't you love that when women don't know what the fuck they're talking about, but they look at you like you're the idiot?
03:27:47.000It's like, you're smaller than me, you're weaker than me, you're an idiot, you can't do what I can do, and you're looking at me like I'm the asshole?
03:28:06.000It's like, so you tell me what I should do.
03:28:10.000Should I change who I am so that a woman will give me the time of day?
03:28:19.000Like, I'm obviously hilarious, bring joy to people's lives, super smart, super articulate, nice guy, self-made, fortitude, fierce, you know, against all odds, am successful, etc., etc.
03:28:34.000Am I supposed to, like, change my worldview and change my...
03:28:40.000And I'm going to color inside the line so a woman will do me the fucking favor of rubbing my dick?
03:33:12.000Would we associate sense and touch and appetite and desire with the good, with the noble, with With the higher, with things that are higher or super real?
03:41:23.000Quite interesting you made fun of Trump grocery trips stressing inflation, when your ass seer literally like my takis bag with two chips and dare to keep price down.