00:00:03.000I was screaming at the river weed just like mine Looking for a bright place, seeking what your life like Riding on a white bike, smelling like a tight bike Pressing on a gas, never know before the night like Screaming at my dad and he told me it ain't Christ like But nobody never tell you you need to be in Christ Christ Only you for seeing me, only with a style of parry, painting, dreams, beating, beating,
00:00:28.000beating Searching for a deed, now you wanna see it free, now you wanna see it free Like you see it, be a beast Tell me what your life like, turn it down bright like, travel with my dad and he told me it ain't Christ like Just trying to find a way Just really trying not to risk through the pool way I don't have a cool way Seeing on my pesto Fuck up on a text though Got to tell text though Another word, a picture or a yes mo Rest in middle guy,
00:00:56.000I don't really wanna rest So Spanish for the life like everything in my life Fucking with my dad and he said it ain't Christ like America first is inevitable, ever unstoppable It's not cool to shill for big business.0.69
00:01:16.000It's not cool to shill for Israel.0.94
00:02:11.000So, tonight, as you know, Joe Biden is.
00:02:15.000What this is, is like the first year State of the Union.
00:02:20.000You know, the president comes in, gives an inaugural address, and then it's not technically a State of the Union speech, the first one of a president's term.
00:02:30.000First year president does a joint session of Congress address, which is like the same thing, but not technically.
00:02:38.000And then obviously every successive year, then it's a State of the Union.
00:02:41.000So that's what this is it's like his first State of the Union speech, it's a speech to both the House and the Senate.
00:03:05.000I know my microphone is louder, but that's as loud as it goes.
00:03:09.000So don't tell me it's not loud enough.
00:03:11.000There you see the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, and now approaching the history at the dais is Vice President Kamala Harris, the Speaker of the House.
00:03:24.000And he's expected to make mention of this history.
00:03:33.000Put it on full display right there behind him.
00:03:40.000They're saying it's history because you have two women behind the dais for the first time ever because it's a female Vice President and a female Speaker.
00:03:48.000Members of Congress, I have the high privilege and distinct. honor to present to you the President of the United States.
00:05:24.000Members of the United States Congress and the Cabinet, distinguished guests, my fellow Americans, while the setting tonight is familiar, this gathering is just a little bit different.
00:05:39.000A reminder of the extraordinary times we're in.
00:05:42.000Throughout our history, presidents have come to this chamber to speak to Congress, to the nation, and to the world, to declare war, to celebrate peace, to announce new plans and possibilities.
00:05:58.000Tonight, I come to talk about crisis and opportunity, about rebuilding the nation, revitalizing our democracy, and winning the future for America.
00:06:12.000I stand here tonight, one day shy of the 100th day of my administration.
00:06:19.000100 days since I took the oath of office and lifted my hand off our family Bible and inherited a nation, we all did, that was in crisis.
00:08:00.000And thanks to the extraordinary leadership of Speaker Pelosi, Majority Leader Schumer, and the overwhelming support of the American people, Democrats, Independents, and Republicans, we did act.
00:08:13.000Together we passed the American Rescue Plan, one of the most consequential rescue packages in American history.
00:08:35.000After I promised we'd get 100 million COVID 19 vaccine shots into people's arms in 100 days, we will have provided over 220 million COVID shots in those 100 days.
00:11:48.000Because of you, the American people, our progress these past 100 days against one of the worst pandemics in history has been one of the greatest logistical achievements, logistical achievements this country's ever seen.
00:12:06.000What else have we done in those first 100 days?
00:12:10.000We kept our commitment, Democrats and Republicans, of sending $1,400 rescue checks to 85% of American households.
00:12:20.000We're already sent more than 160 million checks out the door.
00:13:52.000We're also providing rental assistance.
00:13:54.000You all know this, but the American people, I want to make sure they understand.
00:13:58.000Keeping people from being evicted from their homes.
00:14:02.000providing loans to small businesses that reopen and keep their employees on the job.
00:14:08.000During these 100 days, an additional 800,000 Americans enrolled in the Affordable Care Act when I established a special sign-up period to do that.
00:16:08.000Throughout our history, if you think about it, public investment in infrastructure has literally transformed America.
00:16:17.000Our attitudes as well as our opportunities.
00:16:20.000The Transcontinental Railroad, the Interstate Highways, united two oceans and brought a totally new age of progress to the United States of America.
00:16:31.000Universal public schools and college aid.
00:18:36.000It creates jobs building a modern power grid.
00:18:44.000Our grids are vulnerable to storms, hacks, catastrophic failures with tight, tragic results, as we saw in Texas and elsewhere during the winter storms.
00:20:04.000They're great concerns, almost as much as we want to take care of an elderly loved one who can't be left alone.
00:20:14.000Medicaid contemplated it, but this plan is going to help those families and create jobs for our caregivers with better wages and better benefits, continuing the cycle of growth.
00:20:27.000For too long, we've failed to use the most important word.
00:20:31.000When it comes to meeting the climate crisis, jobs.
00:23:44.000Independent experts estimate the American Jobs Plan will add millions of jobs and trillions of dollars to economic growth in the years to come.
00:24:25.000And it recognizes something I've always said in this chamber and the other.
00:24:33.000Good guys and women on Wall Street, but Wall Street didn't build this country.
00:24:36.000The middle class built the country, and unions built the middle class.
00:24:44.000So that's why I'm calling on Congress to pass the Protect the Right to Organize Act, the PRO Act, and send it to my desk so we can support.
00:26:51.000The Secretary of Defense can tell you, and those of you who work on NASA security issues know, the Defense Department has an agency called DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency.
00:27:07.000The people who set up before I came here, and that's been a long time ago, to develop breakthroughs that enhance our national security.
00:27:18.000And it's a semi separate agency, it's under the Defense Department.
00:27:24.000It's led to everything from the discovery of the Internet to GPS and so much more that's enhanced our security.
00:27:34.000The National Institute of Health, the NIH, I believe, should create.
00:27:40.000A similar advanced research projects agency for health.
00:27:47.000And now, here's what it would do it would have a singular purpose to develop breakthroughs to prevent, detect, and treat diseases like Alzheimer's, diabetes, and cancer.
00:28:03.000I'll still never forget when we passed the cancer proposal in the last year as vice president.
00:29:44.000From my perspective, doing nothing is not an option.
00:29:55.000Look, we can't be so busy competing with one another that we forget the competition that we have with the rest of the world to win the 21st century.
00:30:10.000Secretary Blinken can tell you I spent a lot of time with President Xi.
00:30:20.000Spent, they tell me, over 24 hours in private discussions with him.
00:30:25.000When he called to congratulate him, we had a two hour discussion.
00:30:29.000He's deadly earnest about becoming the most significant consequential nation in the world.
00:30:39.000He and others, autocrats, think that democracy can't compete in the 21st century with autocracies because it takes too long to get consensus.
00:30:56.000To win that competition for the future, in my view, we also need to make a once in a generation investment.
00:31:07.000That's why I've introduced the American Families Plan tonight, which addresses four of the biggest challenges facing American families and in turn America.
00:31:21.000When this nation made 12 years of public education universal in the last century, it made us the best educated, best prepared nation in the world.
00:31:32.000It's, I believe, the overwhelming reason that propelled us to where we got.
00:31:46.000I would say parenthetically, if we were sitting down, we'd set a bipartisan committee together and said, okay, we're going to decide what we do in terms of government providing for free education.
00:31:58.000I wonder whether we'd think, as we did in the 20th century, that 12 years is enough in the 21st century.
00:32:11.000is no longer enough today to compete with the rest of the world in the 21st century.
00:32:17.000That's why My American Families Plan guarantees four additional years of public education for every person in America, starting as early as we can.
00:32:27.000The great universities in this country have conducted studies over the last 10 years and shows that adding two years of universal high-quality preschool for every three-year-old and four-year-old, no matter what background they come from, puts them in the position to be able to compete all the way through 12 years and increases exponentially the prospect of graduating and going on to graduation.
00:32:55.000The story shows when a young child goes to school, not daycare, they're far more likely to graduate from high school and go to college or something after high school.
00:33:09.000When you add two years of free community college on top of that, You begin to change the dynamic.
00:34:52.000When I'm proposing the legislation, we guarantee that low and middle income families will pay no more than 7% of their income for high quality care for children up to the age of five.
00:35:06.000The most hard pressed working families won't have to spend a dime.
00:35:11.000Third, the American Families Plan will finally provide up to 12 weeks of paid leave and medical leave, family American leave.
00:35:22.000We're one of the few industrial countries in the world.
00:35:29.000No one should have to choose between a job and a paycheck or taking care of themselves and their loved ones or parent or spouse or child.
00:35:38.000And fourth, the American Family Plan puts directly into the pockets of millions of Americans.
00:35:45.000In March, we expanded a tax credit for every child in a family, up to $3,000 per child if they're under six years of age.
00:35:56.000I'm, excuse me, under over six years of age, and three thousand six hundred dollars for children over six years of age.
00:36:05.000With two parents, two kids, that's seventy two hundred dollars in the pockets to get to help take care of your family.
00:36:12.000And that will help more than sixty five million children and help cut child care poverty in half.
00:36:27.000We did that in the in the last piece of legislation we passed.
00:36:33.000But let's extend that child care tax credit at least through the end of 2025.
00:36:44.000The American Rescue Plan lowered health care premiums for 9 million Americans who buy their coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
00:36:52.000I know that's really popular this side of the aisle.
00:36:56.000But let's make that provision permanent so their premiums don't go back up.
00:37:03.000We're going to get like a biblical recession in the Biden administration between the inflation, the high taxes, COVID pain finally hitting.
00:37:17.000The signs are all there, and it's already happening.
00:37:20.000The Affordable Care Act has been a lifeline for millions of Americans, protecting people with pre existing conditions, protecting women's health, and the pandemic has demonstrated how badly it's needed.
00:37:32.000Let's lower deductibles for working families on the Affordable Care Act, and let's lower prescription drug costs.
00:38:15.000Let's do what we talked about for all the years I was down here in this body, in Congress.
00:38:21.000Let's give Medicare the power to save hundreds of billions of dollars by negotiating lower drug prescription prices.
00:38:35.000By the way, it won't just help people on Medicare.
00:38:40.000Lower prescription drug costs for everyone.
00:38:43.000And the money we save, which is billions of dollars, can go to strengthen the Affordable Care Act and expand Medicare coverage benefits without costing taxpayers an additional penny.
00:40:49.000We're going to reform corporate taxes so they pay their fair share and help pay for the public investments their businesses will benefit from as well.
00:41:10.000We take the top tax bracket for the wealthiest 1% of Americans, those making over $400,000 or more, back up to where it was when George W. Bush was president.
00:43:13.000Instead of using the tax savings to raise wages and invest in research and development, it poured billions of dollars into the pockets of CEOs.
00:43:22.000In fact, the pay gap between CEOs and their workers is now among the largest in history.
00:43:28.000According to one study, CEOs make 320 times what the average worker in their corporation makes.
00:44:28.000Taking money from productive people and giving it to people that are not productive, investing it in Teachers' unions and all these public works projects that does not create wealth.
00:44:39.000What I'm proposing will help create millions of jobs and generate historic economic growth.
00:44:44.000These are among the highest values investments we can make as a nation.
00:44:49.000I've often said our greatest strength is the power of our example, not just the example of our power.
00:44:58.000My conversations with world leaders, and I've spoken over 38, 40 of them now.
00:45:01.000Like, have you ever been to a community college?
00:45:04.000Is that going to be the difference maker in our war against China or competition with China?
00:45:34.000We're going to do it by leading with our allies.
00:45:40.000No one nation can deal with all the crises of our time, from terrorism to nuclear proliferation, mass migration, cybersecurity, climate change, as well as what we're experiencing now pandemics.
00:45:54.000There's no wall high enough to keep any virus out.
00:46:01.000There's enough to keep immigrants out.1.00
00:46:03.000And by the way, when he says mass migration, he's talking about it like a refugee crisis.1.00
00:46:07.000Like, how are we going to assimilate these people?
00:46:10.000And assimilate not culturally, I mean, like, logistically.
00:46:16.000All this is about is China is rising relative to the United States, so America needs its allies like NATO to balance that out.
00:46:33.000In terms of firepower, if you add NATO's firepower to America, then it's like the same proportion that it was 30 years ago.
00:46:42.000The United States accounts as the combined power of Russia and China.
00:46:45.000That's why they stress this ally stuff.
00:46:48.000It's about maintaining global hegemony from Washington, D.C. That's what that's about.
00:46:52.000I kept my commitment to rejoin the Paris Accord because if we do everything perfectly, it's not going to only matter.
00:47:00.000I kept my commitment to convene a climate summit right here in America with all the major economies of the world China, Russia, India, European Union.
00:47:11.000I said I'd do it in my first 100 days.
00:47:46.000That's what virtually every nation said, even the ones that aren't doing their fair share.
00:47:53.000The only way that we're going to fix climate change, which is not real, reducing emissions, is by reducing productive economic activity.
00:48:02.000So you cannot create wealth by reducing productive economic activity, which is what is necessary to quote unquote save the world from climate change.
00:48:13.000So those two things don't work at all.
00:49:01.000I told them what I said to many world leaders that America will not back away from our commitments, our commitment to human rights and fundamental freedoms and to our alliances.
00:49:13.000And I pointed out to him no responsible American president could remain silent when basic human rights are being so blatantly violated.
00:50:10.000So I responded directly and proportionally to Russia's interference in our elections and the cyber attacks on our government and our business.0.69
00:54:20.000And that's what people have to realize, that America's just a placeholder for timeless ideas.
00:54:25.000And if you fall too in love with, you know, oh, the specific place and all this, that's not what it is.
00:54:31.000I want to help meet this moment as well.
00:54:34.000My fellow Americans, we have to come together to rebuild trust between law enforcement and the people they serve, to root out systemic racism in our criminal justice system, and to enact police reform in George Floyd's name that passed the House already.
00:54:52.000I know Republicans have their own ideas and are engaged in very productive discussions with Democrats in the Senate.
00:54:59.000We need to work together to find a consensus.
00:55:02.000But let's get it done next month by the first anniversary of George Floyd's death.
00:55:17.000The country supports this reform and Congress should act.
00:55:24.000We have a giant opportunity to bend the arc of dopamine, dopamine fiend.
00:55:30.000And with the plague, I love when I see the likes and the retweets go up.
00:58:26.000I know how hard it is to make progress on this issue.
00:58:29.000In the 90s, we passed universal background checks, abandoned assault weapons and high capacity magazines that hold 100 rounds that can be fired off in seconds.
00:58:54.000I'm not saying if the law continued, we wouldn't see bloodshed.
00:58:58.000More than two weeks ago in the Rose Garden, surrounded by some of the bravest people I know, the survivors and families who lost loved ones to gun violence, I laid out several of the Department of Justice actions that are being taken to impact this epidemic.
00:59:15.000One of them is banning so called ghost guns.
00:59:19.000These are homemade guns built from a kit that includes directions how to finish the firearm.
00:59:25.000The parts have no serial numbers, so they show up at crime scenes.
00:59:52.000And I'll do everything in my power to protect the American people from this epidemic of gun violence, but it's time for Congress to act as well.0.99
01:00:01.000They're trying to take our guns to make it easier for black people to kill us.1.00
01:02:42.000And they are poor because of who they are, and we are rich because of who we are, and that will never change.0.88
01:02:48.000When I was president, my president, when I was vice president, the president asked me to focus on providing help needed to address the root causes of migration.0.59
01:02:58.000And to help keep people in their own countries instead of being forced to leave, the plan was working, but the last administration decided it was not worth it.
01:03:09.000I'm restoring the program and ask Vice President Harris to lead our diplomatic effort to take care of this.
01:03:14.000I have absolute confidence to get the job done.
01:03:18.000Reply to Charlie Kirk's tweet right now.
01:03:21.000Go on the tweet and don't just reply to my tweet, reply to his tweet too.
01:05:09.000Look, in conclusion, as we gather here tonight, the image of a violent mob assaulting this Capitol, desecrating our democracy, remains vivid in all our minds.
01:08:54.000Folks, as I told every world leader I've ever met with over the years, it's never, ever, ever been a good bet to bet against America, and it still isn't.
01:10:00.000It was true because of the stock that was here.
01:10:04.000It's true because of the legal framework that we had.
01:10:06.000There were a lot of things that America had going for it that was the guarantor of American greatness and American exceptionalism.
01:10:13.000You know, if you look at like a sports team and say, wow, you know, the Blackhawks are dominating in hockey, they're not doing well because they've got a great uniform or a logo.
01:10:24.000It's because the players are good, the players are the best.
01:10:38.000And as soon as they have bad players, and as soon as they have bad leadership, and as soon as they're not training enough, then they're not winning the Super Bowl anymore.
01:10:46.000They're not winning the Stanley Cup anymore.
01:10:51.000And so, what used to be true, which is that America had a strong core and strong fundamentals, it's been replaced now with just this vapid and hollow rhetoric, which is almost like it's knowingly delusional.
01:11:06.000It's almost like this reluctant but knowing delusion.
01:11:10.000About, you know, it's still a bad idea to bet against America.
01:11:13.000Does anybody really believe that anymore?
01:11:15.000Are we the envy of the world in any way or sense?
01:11:19.000What American city feels like the future?
01:13:02.000We know that windmills are not an efficient source of energy.
01:13:06.000And, you know, and I said this earlier too when he was going through the climate change stuff, and this is just one slice, this is just one example.
01:13:14.000He's going through the climate change stuff and says, you know, there's no reason that we can't save the world and create jobs while doing it.
01:13:27.000Windmills are supposed to be an alternative renewable energy source, but it's not a good alternative at all.
01:13:33.000Because the energy that is generated by windmills is inefficient, not abundant, and intermittent, meaning that you can't rely on it.
01:13:42.000Meaning that, like you saw in Texas during their big snowstorm earlier this year, and everybody was out without power, sometimes when you flip the lights on, they're not going to come on because the wind's not blowing, because the sun isn't shining.
01:13:55.000So, these are not a replacement for energy.
01:14:43.000It's not going to create economic value.
01:14:46.000And really, what's going to happen is this everyone is just going to have less.
01:14:54.000Because, you know, when you change from reliable fossil fuel energy to intermittent renewable energy, people are not going to have reliable or cheap.
01:16:46.000I'm not going to bet on the idea that America can defy the laws of reality, can defy the laws of economy and energy and technological progress.
01:16:55.000No, I'm not going to bet against those forces, like gravity dragging us down.
01:17:58.000But the whole speech is based on this premise.
01:18:01.000All of these liberals and progressives believe in American exceptionalism, but in a very different way.
01:18:08.000Their idea of American exceptionalism is that America is a flawed nation, it's always been flawed, we've always been striving for these bigger things, we've always been.0.57
01:19:21.000Yeah, so these leftists, they believe in this American exceptionalism of, well, we're striving, we're trying to be better, and all of that.
01:19:29.000But their idea of American greatness, they don't want greatness.
01:19:34.000And it was never there, and it never existed.
01:19:36.000This idea of like, We can have it all ways.
01:19:52.000We can create a good standard of living where there's social mobility and people that are productive can rise through the ranks.
01:20:01.000We can create a reasonable standard of living where nobody is in extreme poverty.
01:20:06.000We can create a standard of living where if you get sick, you can get the best treatment in the world.
01:20:11.000I mean, All of that to me is reasonable.
01:20:14.000But this kind of stuff, like, we're going to cure cancer, we're going to save the world, we're going to stop the climate from changing, and we can create jobs doing it.
01:20:22.000And then we're going to eliminate racism.
01:20:25.000And then, and it's like, no, you can't.
01:20:29.000And that really gets to the foundations of leftism, which is they are in denial about reality.
01:20:37.000They're in denial about the human condition, they're in denial about scarcity.
01:20:42.000We will never achieve heaven on this planet.
01:20:44.000And that's not supposed to be pessimistic.
01:20:46.000You know, some liberals might say, oh, I'm just getting my hope injection and a vaccine.
01:20:51.000I guess I'm just more hopeful than you are because I just got a hope injection.
01:20:57.000It's just about the acceptance of the limitations of mankind and of the kinds of societies that mankind can create.
01:21:06.000This is the hubris behind liberalism this idea that through technology and through government, through law, That we are going to transcend the limitations of this earth and of our own human biological and, I guess, mortal moral capacity.
01:22:54.000Maybe they're not because every time he makes a public appearance, he seems to be pretty with it.
01:22:58.000And some have said that that's a cocktail of drugs.
01:23:01.000That's certainly possible, you know, because it seems like he, whenever he does a press conference, For an interview or a normal, you know, one of these day to day public appearances, he's always off, stumbling, and it's not a gaffe.
01:23:14.000You know, I saw there was some news report that said, oh, you know, Biden has always been prone to gaffes.
01:23:20.000It's not a gaffe to do what Biden does, where he forgets the names of his Secretary of Defense, he forgets the Constitution.
01:23:28.000It's not a preamble when you're slurring your words and you're not enunciating.
01:23:47.000For whatever reason, whenever he does these big ones, when all the eyes are on him, when he does the inaugural, the debates, that kind of thing, he always seems to be on his game, you know, for the most part.
01:25:39.000And let me say this to the single mothers out there who are working their tails off, working hard, trying to make the ends meet, wondering if it's worth it.
01:28:16.000Another issue that should unite us is infrastructure.
01:28:20.000Republicans support everything you think of when you think of infrastructure roads, bridges, ports, airports, waterways, high speed broadband.
01:29:19.000The beauty of the American dream is that families get to define it for themselves.
01:29:26.000We should be expanding opportunities and options for all families, not throwing money at certain issues because Democrats think they know best.
01:29:36.000Infrastructure spending that shrinks our economy is not common sense.
01:29:41.000Weakening our southern borders and creating a crisis is not compassionate.
01:29:47.000The president is also abandoning principles he's held for decades.
01:29:51.000Now he says your tax dollars should fund abortions.
01:29:56.000He's laying groundwork to pack the Supreme Court.
01:31:38.000I'm hopeful that this will be different.
01:31:41.000When America comes together, we've made tremendous progress.
01:31:45.000But powerful forces want to pull us apart.
01:31:48.000A hundred years ago, kids in classrooms were taught the color of their skin was their most important characteristic.
01:31:55.000And if they looked a certain way, they were inferior.
01:31:59.000Today, kids are being taught that the color of their skin defines them again.
01:32:05.000And if they look a certain way, they're an oppressor.
01:32:08.000From colleges to corporations to our culture, people are making money and gaining power by pretending we haven't made any progress at all, by doubling down on the divisions we've worked so hard to heal.
01:33:17.000Passed a law that expands early voting, preserves no excuse mail in voting, and despite what the president claimed, did not reduce election day hours.
01:33:29.000If you actually read this law, it's mainstream.
01:33:33.000It will be easier to vote early in Georgia than in Democrat run New York.
01:33:39.000But the left doesn't want you to know that.
01:33:42.000They want people virtue signaling by yelling about a law they haven't even read.
01:33:48.000Fact checkers have called out the White House for misstatements.
01:33:52.000The president absurdly claims that this is worse than Jim Crow.
01:34:00.000I'll tell you a Washington power grab.
01:34:04.000This misplaced outrage is supposed to justify Democrats' new sweeping bill that would take over elections for all 50 states.
01:34:13.000It would send public funds to political campaigns you disagree with and make the bipartisan Federal Elections Commission partisan.
01:34:23.000This is not about civil rights or our racial past.
01:34:26.000It's about wreaking elections in the future.
01:34:31.000And no, the same filibuster that President Obama and President Biden praised when they were senators, the same filibuster that the Democrats used to kill my police reform bill last year, has not suddenly become a racist relic just because the state is now.
01:36:15.000That happened because Republicans focused on expanding opportunity for all Americans.
01:36:21.000In addition to that, we passed opportunity zones, criminal justice reform, and Permanent funding for historically black colleges and universities for the first time ever.
01:36:34.000We fought the drug epidemic, rebuilt our military and cut taxes for working families and single moms like the one that raised me.
01:36:42.000Our best future will not come from Washington schemes or socialist dreams.
01:36:47.000It will come from you, the American people, black, Hispanic, white and Asian Republican and Democrat, brave police officers and black neighborhoods.
01:37:41.000I'm standing here because my mom has prayed me through some really tough times.
01:37:48.000I believe our nation has succeeded the same way because generations of Americans in their own ways have asked for grace and God has supplied it.
01:37:58.000So I will close with a word from a worship song that really helped me through this past year of COVID.
01:38:05.000The music is new, but the words draw from Scripture.
01:38:10.000May the Lord bless you and keep you, make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you.
01:38:18.000May his presence go before you and behind you and beside you in your weeping and your rejoicing.
01:38:51.000You know, and this only vindicates what I've been saying for years, which is that the minute, the second that Trump leaves office, and even before, it happened three weeks before, two weeks before Trump left office, the Republican Party is going to snap right back to the same status quo.
01:39:23.000The rebuttal, which is an institution, this is like a fixture in politics, representative of where the party is.
01:39:31.000They picked Tim Scott, a token black senator, to appeal to young people and to non white people.0.64
01:39:40.000And this is supposed to present the GOP as representative of all Americans, which means pandering to blacks, pandering to non white people.0.63
01:39:48.000So his selection alone, his selection alone, and that's.0.89
01:39:53.000Everyone knows that's what they're doing.
01:39:57.000And then he goes on and gives a speech about America's original sin of slavery and America's not racist and I'm black and people were racist against me and the GOP's not racist because we tried to outdo BLM with our police reform.
01:40:13.000Not one word about illegal immigration, not one word about the war with Russia that's looming overhead, not one word about the gas prices, about the inflation.
01:41:09.000And do not be fooled, because this is what they're trying to do.
01:41:12.000They used Trump's posture as the Republican President of the United States to assimilate the Trump base into the Republican Party, to assimilate Trump supporters who were disenfranchised Republicans, independents, and some Democrats, to assimilate them into the same GOP.
01:41:30.000It was an interesting trick because Trump ran as an insurgent against 17 other Republicans, and then he ran against Hillary Clinton, the Democrat, and he won.
01:41:40.000And it was the people overthrowing both parties, overthrowing the establishment GOP and the Democratic Party, rejecting system politics altogether.
01:42:13.000And that's how people begin to associate Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio and Mitch McConnell and Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett and the Federalist Society and all these other institutions with Donald Trump.
01:42:24.000And so now that Trump has winded down and ramped down, he's no longer president.
01:42:29.000Now all these people, it's like it's the old switcheroo.
01:42:32.000Now all these people that were Trump supporters, it's like, oh, well, hey, conveniently, we don't have Trump, but we got Tim Scott.
01:42:39.000And it was actually perfect because Trump played right along with it.
01:43:04.000And now the Trump base was converted from, you know, Bush did the Iraq war and lied, and 9 11 happened under him, and we're going to give an equal view to Palestine and Israel, and the trade deals are terrible, and we're going to build a wall and ban all Muslims, to now saying, We love Tim Scott.
01:45:09.000Not his son, not his daughter, not his son in law, not Rudy Giuliani, not Linwood, and not in this weird MAGA world type people, and not the politicians.
01:45:50.000It also happens to be Project for New American Century.
01:45:53.000That's a neocon group that was pushing for war in Iraq in 2003, right?
01:45:58.000Marco Rubio, who ran against Christ in the primary back in, I think it was 2012, and said he was against Amnesty, and that's how he won the primary, and then he was Gang of Eight.
01:46:13.000So we got Ryan Grodusky that likes Marco Rubio.
01:46:17.000He likes JD Vance from American Enterprise Institute, from CNN, the guy that loves Obama so much, loves Barack Hussein Obama so much, and he wrote an op ed in the New York Times.
01:46:27.000And in an interview in The Guardian, he said that conservatives hated him because he was black and they were jealous of a smart Negro, basically.
01:46:34.000I mean, that's basically what he said.
01:46:36.000And then the guy votes for Evan McMullen, the CIA handpicked Bill Crystal candidate, the former CIA agent, and called Trump a racist idiot.
01:46:44.000That's the other one for Sand in Ohio.
01:51:08.000You make a business, you make money, and you really don't get that much out of it because at every step of the way, government's taking from you.
01:51:16.000Every step of the way from corporate, from payroll, from income tax, from capital gains tax, from sales tax, from what the hell is it called?
01:52:25.000The people that pay tax are the people that work, the people that start businesses, the people that invest their money wisely, the people that are productive.
01:52:33.000And all those activities are what produce the things that you see around you.
01:52:39.000People are going to stop making the things around us.
01:53:31.000You know, some people, they're like, well, good, you know, because I know a lot of dissent and right people are more left wing economically, but the government still sucks.
01:53:38.000It doesn't have to suck, like Republicans say, that government necessarily is corrupt and inefficient and incompetent.
01:53:45.000We can break and restore government, but that has to be the program.
01:53:50.000Anti corruption, bust up the unions, you've got to be able to fire people.
01:53:54.000Fundamentally, you need some kind of autocratic leadership, you need a total cleaning of the house.
01:53:59.000So all this money is being funneled into the pockets of government cronies.
01:54:04.000He's being funneled into public sector unions and their pensions, bloated government waste.
01:54:09.000The money's just being flushed down the drain.
01:54:12.000They're taking it from bloated corporate special interests that don't do anything, and they're giving it to bloated public sector people that don't do anything and government contractors.
01:54:25.000At the end of the day, it's just a big Ponzi scheme.
01:54:27.000It's just a big payoff for the people that are connected.
01:54:30.000You know who's going to make money from this?
01:54:32.000The people that get the $5 trillion in government contracts, the people that run the daycares, that run the schools.
01:54:39.000The people in these institutions that are left wing, they're the ones that are going to be rewarded for all of this.
01:54:44.000You know, when they say we're going to spend $2 trillion on the family plan and $2 trillion on the COVID bailout and $2 trillion on the jobs plan and the infrastructure plan, where do you think that's money going?
01:56:29.000You've got 300 million people, you've got a continent that spans from the Pacific to the Atlantic, and the American government has the monopoly on the ability to forcibly take the gains of all the production that happens in this place from these people.
01:56:44.000They alone have the monopoly on doing that.
01:56:47.000So the government as an institution is captured by interests.
01:56:51.000The government, as an institution, the institution that has the license to steal, is captured by corporations, captured by billionaires, millionaires.
01:57:01.000Because all you have to do to control government, government, the institution which has, they alone have the ticket, the license to just take what they want, they own the bank, right?
01:57:12.000Government is being bought and paid for when they put up the money for the elections, and then the representatives and everybody choose the bureaucrats by the corporate interests.
01:57:21.000And the corporate interests, with their tentacles all around the government, use the government's license to steal to loot the people in the country, loot the cities, loot workers, businesses, individuals, and use it to funnel into their businesses, loot it to fund their estates, their yachts, their everything.
01:57:45.000A lot less to pay for a campaign than the benefit that you get from a representative presiding over the appropriations process of the U.S. federal government.
01:57:59.000How much does it cost to rig the electoral system versus how much does a company stand to gain from the appropriations process in Congress?
01:58:08.000Because Congress appropriates $4 to $5 trillion per year.
01:58:24.000So you think about it this way: Senator is in office for six years, Representative, you know, a congressperson, is in office for two years, President is in office for four years.
01:58:36.000So at the minimum, you're getting, let's say, a legislator or a president for two years.
01:58:44.000So that's $4 to $5 trillion per year for two years, that's $8 to $10 trillion.
01:58:50.000So, you're putting up money for the whole government, and it doesn't come close to $4 to $5 trillion in one year, let alone $8 to $10 trillion over the lifetime of one congressperson, let alone the, what would that be, $16 to $20 trillion over the course of a presidency, or the $24 to $30 trillion over the lifetime of a senator.
01:59:18.000Does it cost between $26 and $30 trillion to buy?
01:59:57.000We have got to liberate the government from that process.
02:00:01.000We have got to get people in charge that are more powerful than the corporations.
02:00:08.000We have to make the corporations beholden to a state and the state beholden to the people or a state that exercises the will of the people.
02:00:15.000That's what has to happen before anything good can come.
02:00:20.000Because right now, you know, they say we're against autocracy or whatever.
02:00:28.000We have a government that is not representative of the people, that is not of, by, and for the people.
02:00:33.000And it doesn't matter that we don't have a king or a dictator.
02:00:36.000It's faceless, nameless bureaucrats behind a totally opaque and complicated process that only lawyers can understand that are ruling the country like an autocracy would.
02:04:11.000And if they weren't hot, you know, they were having kids and they were taking care of themselves and weren't drinking wine, they didn't have.0.98
02:06:25.000They see these black people on spring break in Florida dining and dashing, and naked black women getting in brawls in Fort Lauderdale, and they'd be fighting it.0.96
02:06:36.000Chuck E. Cheese, and they see the Forrest vaccinations.0.83
02:06:39.000They see people doubling up on masks.0.98
02:06:42.000They see roasties like that with the sanpaku eyes and the purple glasses and the birth control face.1.00
02:06:49.000You know, they see everything that's going on in the country.0.97
02:06:52.000And people think they see all that and they say the problem is we just don't have the right policies.
02:06:59.000Yeah, no, the problem is not people like that.
02:07:01.000The problem is not like as fundamental as that.0.99
02:07:04.000No, the problem is we need people that look like that.
02:07:07.000We need the equivalent of her, but on the right.
02:07:10.000We need a trendy, sort of rustic background, right?
02:17:17.000Because politicians, and they talk to their consultants and they talk to their marketing people, and they say, you know, anger doesn't play well in this focus group.
02:17:25.000Anger is going to alienate the women and the children.
02:17:28.000So that's why Tim Scott goes, Good evening.
02:17:32.000America is starving for an honest conversation and not platitudes.
02:17:38.000I know that America is not a racist nation.
02:17:41.000I mean, that's where you get this eerily calm demeanor from people.
02:17:46.000But Anger because Trump doesn't do consultants, he didn't do lobbyists.
02:17:50.000So he goes, and he's not talking about this Heritage Foundation crap about this president wants to unite us by dividing us.
02:17:58.000Trump goes, The red, he goes, Elite media corporations have rigged the system, they're throwing money behind her because they pull the strings.
02:20:42.000And Stephen Kotkin wrote about this, I think, or you know what?
02:20:46.000No, it was Stephen Lee Myers wrote about this in The New Tsar by Putin.
02:20:51.000He talks about there's a very specific Russian expression.
02:20:55.000It's a very dry expression which conveys a sort of stoicism.
02:20:59.000And if you look at Putin, He's got it.
02:21:02.000Whenever you see Putin, it's not, you know, you might say it's like a resting bitch face, like an American might say, something like that, I guess.
02:21:10.000But it's sort of like this sort of nonplussed expression.0.52
02:23:33.000It shows you what's possible, it shows you what winning can look like.
02:23:38.000And I know that Trump didn't follow through on everything, but that doesn't take away from the hope and the promise then.
02:23:45.000That he turned out in some ways to be a flop doesn't negate the optimism, the hope, the miracle that was 2016.
02:23:52.000It's very important to keep this contrast in mind.
02:23:55.000Because people are going to settle for less.
02:23:57.000People are going to settle for, you know, Ryan Gurdusky and Marco Rubio and Tim Scott and JD Vance and Saurabh Shwarma and America First Policy Institute with Brooke Rollins.
02:27:48.000We don't have much time, but history is watching.
02:27:52.000It's waiting to see if we will rise to the occasion and if we will show the whole world that America is still free and independent and strong.
02:31:55.000No man alone is powerful enough to overcome everything.
02:31:59.000That's going against us in the country.
02:32:01.000No man alone surrounded by horrible people in DC like he was with the security state and the deep state of bureaucracy and all that, and the politicians and the media.
02:32:12.000You know, one man was not enough to overcome that.
02:33:17.000When he said it's time to deliver a victory for the American people, like, because it's true.
02:33:23.000I mean, we've been taking a shit for so long.
02:33:26.000We have been crushed and stepped on and betrayed and humiliated and embarrassed and just totally abused for so long.
02:33:34.000And then to have somebody come along and turn the tables and let them get humiliated for a change.
02:33:39.000Let them get surprised and defeated and routed and all of that for once.
02:33:44.000To get laughed at and mocked, and for them to feel afraid for one time, and for someone to say, finally, acknowledge the system is rigged, and for somebody to fire a shot across the bow for the first time against them for once, and because he was a billionaire, he had the means to do it.
02:34:25.000And don't let this Tim Scott, yeah, it's going to come from G.D. Vance going on Tucker and going, I don't care that they're private companies.
02:40:57.000You know, so that's the other thing, too.
02:40:58.000People talk, they have no idea what they're talking about.
02:41:00.000You know, people make shit up about me, they lie.
02:41:02.000I think they're paid to lie in some cases.
02:41:05.000But, you know, I am obviously not at liberty to talk about everything because this is a public broadcast.
02:41:13.000And you got to keep in mind everything that you see from me, if you're not a friend of mine and you don't have my confidence, everything that you see from me, Megan Squire can see it, too.
02:42:31.000You know, I talked to many lawyers since January 6th, and they all tell me don't say anything to the feds, and I haven't.
02:42:36.000The feds have not even gotten in touch with me, which I'm surprised at.
02:42:39.000Because I've been a right wing guy for years and years and years, and I know many people that have gotten visits from the feds.
02:42:45.000Not once, not once, not once have they reached out.
02:42:54.000So, anyway, Blackroyd versus would an immigration moratorium force other countries to become more stable since people would not have anywhere to run to?
02:43:03.000While the obvious differences in people would make it hard, governments and elites would not want to be threatened.
02:43:08.000No, I don't think that would necessarily be the case.
02:43:11.000Elliot Hamilton says, want to really understand what's happening right now?
02:44:08.000Claim number one Nick is concealing things relevant to the conference that he's not telling you.
02:44:14.000Two, I'm not going to the conference because I have information that you don't.
02:44:20.000I'm making a more informed decision than you because I've got information which is giving me a better idea of the risks associated than you have.
02:44:28.000Number three, Nick is dishonest, basically.
02:44:31.000Nick is dishonest and putting you in danger because he's not telling you the things that I know that he told me, which is why I'm not going.
02:44:40.000All three of those things are still a lie because the claims that he made were that I'm on a no fly list, that the feds froze my bank accounts.
02:44:48.000And that I'm under investigation by the FBI.
02:45:20.000The idea that people didn't know that, the idea that people couldn't make an informed decision about AFPAC because that was some kind of state secret is ridiculous.
02:45:29.000That was information that I didn't have at the time, number one.
02:45:32.000And number two, it's something that was reported in the press.
02:45:36.000I knew as much about it as was reported in NBC.
02:45:39.000So, Patrick saying I told him I was under investigation by the FBI is a lie, and I challenge him.
02:45:44.000Show me the text that says I'm under investigation by the FBI.
02:46:26.000And then he said, oh, well, he got his bank account frozen.
02:46:29.000Now, on that one, I said that that was half true.
02:46:31.000I said that that was half true because he said, in particular, well, the FBI froze all his money and he's using this conference to make the money back.
02:46:39.000He can't cancel because he has no money, he's broke, and whatever.
02:46:44.000I mean, all across the board, it's a lie.
02:46:48.000I didn't know, once again, I didn't know at the time that it was the feds because, you know, what happened is, and I don't want to get too into the weeds about the money situation in particular, but I didn't know initially what was going on with that.
02:46:58.000At first, I thought it could have been the bank.
02:47:00.000At first, I thought it could have been any number of things, honest to God.
02:47:05.000Because, like with the no fly list, they don't send you a letter and say, hi, you know, we're doing this action, we're doing it for this reason.
02:48:16.000I said, Here's some advice to prevent it from happening to you because it might.
02:48:20.000So, I texted him and I sent him this whole long thing because I talked to many lawyers about this, people that are experts.
02:48:27.000This is very good information, very helpful, very generous of me to sit there and type it all out and say, hey, if you want to prevent this from happening to you, do X, Y, and Z, da blah, blah, blah.
02:48:53.000So when Patrick goes on the stream and says, Well, Nick told me the FBI took his money and he's lying to you and I'm making my decision based on that, that is a bald faced lie.
02:49:29.000So either he lied or he knew something that we didn't.
02:49:33.000And then on that point in particular, he said, Well, Nick is trying to make his money back.
02:49:37.000And I went over this on the stream in February.
02:49:40.000I said that when it came to AFPAC, the reason I told people about the cost of the conference, because there were a lot of like Groyper leaders that didn't want to go through with it, I told them it's going to cost us a lot of money to cancel.
02:49:53.000But I told them, I said, I'm willing to cancel if that's what has to be done.
02:50:09.000You know, if I have to liquidate assets, if I have to do things, then we'll do that.
02:50:12.000I said, If we have to protect our people and cancel the conference, I said, We'll do that.
02:50:16.000The reason I said it cost a lot of money to cancel is because, you know, these are people that weren't involved with the planning of AFPAC.
02:50:23.000They have no idea how much time, money, and effort went into it.
02:50:26.000And if people get on a call and say, I don't really think we should, in a sort of cavalier, nonchalant way, it's like, Well, just so you understand, It's a serious undertaking to unwind all of this.
02:50:37.000It's not just as simple as, okay, calling it off.
02:50:40.000Like, no, I mean, we'll have to figure out a way to pay for that.
02:50:43.000We're still going to be on the hook for a lot of money.
02:50:45.000We're going to have to cancel a lot of stuff.
02:50:47.000It's going to take a lot of work and a lot of work that's already been done down the tubes.
02:50:51.000So I brought that up on the call with Patrick and others to say, you know, look, we'll cancel it if we have to, but let's not cancel it unless we have a good reason.
02:52:26.000It's chance that it unfolded exactly the way that it did.
02:52:29.000I bought a plane ticket to go to this press conference with the full intention of boarding a plane and getting there.
02:52:34.000And I have text conversations with Lauren Witzke where she told me, yeah, all that happened to me was they did advanced screening, and that's what I expected.
02:52:50.000Maybe I didn't want them to take anything from my phone or confiscate my phone.
02:52:53.000So I bought a burner phone with the intention of going through security, getting on a plane, and landing in West Palm or Fort Lauderdale and doing the press conference.
02:53:02.000If I knew I was on a no fly list, I would have driven there or I wouldn't have planned to be there, obviously.
02:53:08.000So I found out that I couldn't board a plane yesterday.
02:53:32.000In each case, it's maybe partially true, like the bank account.
02:53:35.000There was an issue with the bank account, but I didn't tell Patrick it was the FBI because I didn't know.
02:53:40.000I didn't know if that was a bank problem or a fluke or anything.
02:53:43.000With the FBI thing, again, once again, I didn't know that was happening at the time.
02:53:47.000I knew NBC reported I was, but I didn't know if I could trust that.
02:53:50.000And in any case, that's in the national news.
02:53:52.000And I told people that that might have been the case for weeks on the show, so it wasn't being concealed.
02:53:57.000And on the no fly list, that's something I learned yesterday.
02:53:59.000So I certainly wasn't telling anybody that.
02:54:01.000In fact, I was confident that I wasn't.
02:54:03.000I drove to Orlando out of an abundance of caution because imagine if I had been denied at the airport going to Orlando.
02:54:12.000That would have been a much bigger deal than this press conference.
02:54:15.000This press conference was a last minute thing.
02:54:17.000We threw it together in like four days.
02:54:19.000You know, that's why I was at a Marriott hotel.
02:54:22.000And that's why we had a curtain backdrop and it wasn't dressed up because we threw this together in like four days.
02:54:28.000So, I said, I'm not taking a chance because things were still really hot back in February.
02:54:33.000So, I didn't know if I was going to get picked up at the airport, if I was going to get on a plane.
02:54:37.000So, I said, out of an abundance of caution, I don't want to give them the satisfaction of going through all my stuff, going through all my luggage before AFPAC, maybe causing a problem.
02:54:45.000So, I drove because I knew reliably that I could get from point A to point B unobstructed.
02:57:22.000We had two phone conversations with Patrick and Steve and Vince and Scott and Jaden and Assistant Groyper and Vince and Michelle and everyone.
02:57:32.000We had two separate phone conversations weeks apart for hours, going around and saying, should we do AFPAC or not?
02:57:43.000And it came down there were fewer people in favor than there were against.
02:57:46.000There were four against, three in favor, or like four in favor, technically.
02:57:54.000And the arguments from the people that were against had nothing to do with what Patrick said.
02:57:58.000The arguments that, in particular, Patrick made were this people could get doxxed, the venue might cancel, and there might be a privacy concern.
02:58:08.000Among other concerns were people might not buy tickets, people might call us feds for having a conference at all.
02:58:16.000But all of these concerns were really immaterial because I said, well, venue cancellation is always a problem.
02:58:22.000That was a problem last year at AFPAC.
02:58:24.000That'll be a problem next year at AFPAC.
02:58:25.000That'll always be a problem when you're a dissident political conference, right?
02:58:31.000Mar-a-Lago has pulled the plug on conservative conferences or conservative events.
03:00:25.000And over the course of about a week or two weeks, we said, Okay, this is how we're going to prevent venue cancellation.
03:00:30.000This is how we'll prevent venue cancellation.
03:00:32.000Doxing, and then we all reconvened and we said, okay, me and Assistant Groyper and the whole intern team, we've done this, this, and this to prevent the things that you're saying.
03:00:42.000I said, is there anything else that you're concerned about?
03:01:16.000We have like eight or nine witnesses to corroborate that that never came up in our group chat either.
03:01:21.000So, you know, when Patrick went on that little stream that he did in mid February ranting and raving about the FBI, that was the first time I heard that was a concern from him.
03:01:29.000But he was claiming that, you know, he was pushing back and he knew this information.
03:01:56.000The idea that I knew things that I wasn't telling people, that's not true.
03:02:01.000The idea that he wasn't going because of this FBI stuff, that's not true.
03:02:05.000He's lying about what I told him, and that's not the reason he didn't want to go.
03:02:09.000The reason that he didn't want to go, you know, probably is because he was concerned about his own situation in relation to law enforcement.
03:03:01.000Because I, and honestly, Beardson did a good thing because he prevented Patrick from riding the fence.
03:03:06.000Because if it went really poorly, Patrick could distance himself and it went really well, Patrick could say, wow, great job, everyone, and still be a part of it.
03:03:12.000And it's like, look, if you're not loyal when things are difficult, if you're not willing to go down with the ship, I don't want you on the ship.
03:05:40.000I gave this guy a second chance because it's not the first time.
03:05:44.000Years ago, Patrick did a very similar thing.
03:05:47.000And I forgave him, and I graciously allowed him to bandwagon onto the Groyper War, even though he was never an American nationalist, even though he's never on board with optics, he didn't personally like me.
03:05:56.000And I graciously, you know, in the spirit of hanging together, allowed him to be a part of this, and we became friends, or so I thought, and he stabbed me in the back, you know, and there's no, even if you think he was right or whatever, there's just no excuse for that.0.91
03:06:12.000It's rat like behavior, total Judas move.0.61
03:06:15.000And he did it to himself, you know, that's the thing.
03:06:17.000People say, what you did to him, what exactly did I do to him?
03:06:21.000He rode my coattails for years and now he can't.
03:08:41.000Michigan Zoomer says it was painful to watch Tucker's monologue today where he talked about the federal government persecuting political dissidents and didn't even mention you.
03:08:49.000I love what Tucker's doing, but I'm sick of how he will still not acknowledge your existence.
03:08:54.000Well, you know, understandably, I'm sure he's being told by somebody at Fox News that he can't mention me.
03:09:03.000It doesn't take away from the fact that it's not, you know, how can you really say that you're all the way honest if you can't say the names of the political dissidents?
03:09:13.000How much of a defender of political dissent are you really if you can't even name the dissenters?
03:09:18.000I mean, doesn't that kind of say it all?
03:09:20.000So, yeah, it is kind of disappointing.
03:09:25.000I mean, I was glad that he said a little bit about my situation last night, but it's a little disappointing he won't even say my name.
03:09:32.000If I have the courage to do what I do and I'm just some nobody, then how do you, as the host of a primetime Fox News show, not have the courage to just say my name?
03:11:11.000And it's like if I'm being put on the no fly list, if I'm being badmouthed and blacklisted and called an anti Semite, and the media writes about me and I get deplatformed and the feds are after me, if I can throw myself into the machine and all this stuff happens to me, and it's like, you can't say my name?
03:11:26.000And it's not totally a fair comparison because if Tucker loses that platform, would it be worth it to lose his platform over saying my name?
03:12:31.000God forbid anybody talk about the people that are in control of the media, right?
03:12:35.000God forbid somebody talk about the fact that it's Zuckerberg and it's Prager and Shapiro and it's Breitbart and it's, you know, you name it.
03:12:45.000Mark Levin and it's Sumner Redstone and it's, right?
03:13:45.000Khaki Pants says, Hey Nick, big fan of the show.
03:13:48.000My question is pretty off topic here, but can you red pill me on Martin Shkreli?
03:13:52.000You've mentioned him a couple of times recently, and I haven't been able to sift through the mountains of bad press and find a decent article about him.
03:14:18.000The insurance companies pay for the drug, not the people that need it.
03:14:23.000And that when he goes and buys these drugs and raises the prices, what this does is it provides the funds to research more drugs.
03:14:30.000Because there are some people, they've got very, very rare diseases, and so there's not a big market for drug makers to make the drugs that these people need because there's only a handful of them.
03:14:41.000And he said that he raised the price so that insurance companies foot the bill, and then that will fund research and development for other drugs.
03:15:03.000Now, the heavy set African American women who roll their eyes at me behind a DMV counter can educate my children about the evils of white America before they can talk.1.00
03:15:13.000And then they can have them until college, too.0.72
03:15:16.000From zero to 22 or 20, the government can tell your kids, you know, immigrants and blacks can tell your kids about how evil white people are.
03:15:25.000Blind Liquor says, I love listening to Biden talk about how much he cares about taking care of children, yet his party has no problem with abortion.0.51
03:15:34.000Hi there, says, everything out of Biden's mouth is a lie.
03:15:36.000Getting the state involved in child care will quickly morph into mandatory state welfare of our kids, just like Obamacare mandated us to buy insurance.
03:16:34.000Arne says, I'm loving Biden's banana republic style speech about how everything is just fine and democratic as BLM burns down the nation in a rigged elected president's country.
03:17:08.000As if there's any significant capture from the Chinese on the Biden administration.0.96
03:17:13.000They're the ones saber rattling with China.0.84
03:17:16.000They're pushing us to a war with China.
03:17:18.000The Beijing Biden stuff is totally missing the mark.
03:17:21.000Maxim says When this idiot says that autocrats saw the attack on the Capitol as American weakness, what does he think they thought when BLM and Antifa are looting and burning cities for months with no consequences?0.97
03:20:03.000Element Inspector says, Every time Biden says we can do X, he says it with a begging tone as if he is trying to cheer up a depressed drug addict, homeless person.
03:21:04.000Goofy Goober says, Nick, your Twitter comment section is cringe.1.00
03:21:08.000The amount of fags on there just spamming the thread with memes of you shitting your pants or calling you a terrorist makes you want to smash my face into a wall.1.00
03:23:44.000It kind of sucks in a lot of ways because.
03:23:47.000You know, I look at a lot of people's lifestyles on like TikTok or I look at people's lifestyles on Twitter, and I just can't have what a lot of people have.
03:23:56.000You know, I mean, people take for granted that a lot of their life is enabled to be the way that it is because they don't have like a high stakes life, you know.
03:24:07.000And people look at me and they see all the glory, but they don't see the private life.
03:24:13.000They don't see when I turn off the camera and I'm just like a normal person, they don't see what happens afterwards.
03:24:18.000I'm not trying to, you know, world smalls violin playing just for me.
03:24:21.000I'm just saying, You know, a lot of people don't get that.
03:24:24.000And, you know, I look at the lifestyle that some people lead and I just can't, you know, I just can't be as liberal.
03:24:36.000I have to be constantly questioning, doubting, paranoid.
03:24:41.000And, you know, honestly, I think that's why, in a lot of ways, maybe I'm meant for this because that's, I have kind of an antisocial temperament.
03:24:51.000Maybe that's why people that rise through the ranks.
03:24:54.000Are, you know, antisocial or have antisocial personality disorder because the people that can live under in those conditions tend to be the people that maybe they're like that already.
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