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00:43:19.000And then simultaneously, the president is in Michigan doing a rally.
00:43:25.000I don't know about you guys, but for about the past 45 minutes to an hour, I've just been cozy, I've been posted, watching both of these things happen, and when I felt like I had enough, when I felt like I kind of got an idea of where things are headed, I said we should probably go live.
00:43:39.000745, probably time to go live, probably time to start the show.
00:43:43.000And that's going to be our featured story tonight, of course, is the impeachment.
00:43:47.000And I know I've said since this whole thing started that I hate talking about it.
00:43:58.000We knew what it was about from the day it happened, and that was months ago.
00:44:02.000But of course tonight, now that it has finally happened, now that the vote has happened, it is official, I think it's worth talking about of course.
00:44:11.000That'll be our featured story, but we'll be talking about that first.
00:44:15.000And then we'll also be talking tonight about another beautiful thing about our budget bill that we talked about yesterday.
00:44:23.000So yesterday the show was about illegal immigrants in New York who can now get driver's licenses.
00:44:28.000And we also talked about how this spending bill... Remember the deadline for another government shutdown over funding is Friday.
00:44:37.000So what's in the works right now, what's being decided in Congress is a spending bill which will fund the government through to October of next year.
00:44:45.000So it'll fund the government for nine months.
00:44:47.000And I told you last night about how this time around we're not even trying to get funding for a border wall.
00:44:53.000We're not even trying to use this as leverage to make a deal on immigration.
00:44:58.000Instead we're getting 1.4 billion dollars for what we got last year which is a 18-foot bollard fence in the Rio Grande or something like that.
00:45:08.000But tonight I found something even better.
00:45:10.000It's something that was slipped into the deal this week.
00:45:13.000If you thought it was bad last night, if you thought you were black-filled about the funding bill last night, well, just wait till you hear this.
00:45:20.000What they slipped into the bill in this process is amnesty for Liberians.
00:45:26.000So I don't know if you remember this, but
00:45:29.000In the past couple of years the president has done some good things on immigration.
00:45:33.000He tried to shut down DACA, he tried to shut down TPS, Temporary Protected Status, and there was another provision that he tried to shut down.
00:45:43.000He was going after something called Deferred Enforced Departure.
00:45:47.000For Liberians, which is something where, like Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or Temporary Protected Status, it allows some of these Liberians to live here without being processed and without being deported.
00:45:59.000So he shut that down and what has been inserted into the spending bill that will pass probably before Friday this week is something that will give basically a pathway to citizenship and amnesty for close to a thousand Liberians.
00:46:14.000It should be a pretty good show, pretty exciting.
00:46:17.000Obviously, tonight is a historic night, and historic night is probably more grammatically proper.
00:46:24.000You know, even if you don't think impeachment is a big deal, even if you, like me, are bored with impeachment, you don't really see the value in talking about it as I do, you know, I think we can all agree that
00:46:36.000Whether it goes one way or the other, tonight is an important night.
00:46:42.000Donald Trump is only the third president ever in American history to be impeached.
00:46:47.000Of course the other two are Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton.
00:46:50.000So whether or not you agree with what's happening or whether or not you even think it's really consequential or anything like that, it still is a pretty big night.
00:46:58.000And me, you know, just like everybody else, I've been watching some of the speeches tonight and just watched Kevin McCarthy and Adam Schiff and the vote comes in and we see how it's looking for the two articles.
00:47:14.000It says the House of Representatives has debated for hours and is voting on two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump tonight after weeks of testimony related to his dealings with Ukraine and hours of fiery debate over the process.
00:47:29.000So tonight they're voting on two articles of impeachment and you know again a quick refresher I know I've been saying this a lot the past couple of weeks but just to clarify because I know maybe some people are tuning in tonight who don't normally tune in to hear about impeachment.
00:47:43.000You gotta remember that the process of impeachment is a little bit more complicated than I think most people think.
00:47:49.000I think most people think that impeachment means removal from office.
00:47:54.000That's I think the most common misconception about the process is that they think that a vote to impeach means a vote to remove from office.
00:48:01.000That if the president gets impeached, that means that he's not the president anymore.
00:49:05.000Voting that he is guilty on either article, then he will be removed from office.
00:49:09.000After he is removed from office, then the Attorney General can decide whether or not to prosecute further and whether there will be some kind of punishment or something like that.
00:49:17.000But, of course, if they don't vote that he is guilty, then he resumes.
00:49:23.000He resumes the normal functioning as the president and it's just sort of back to normal.
00:49:27.000I mean, I don't know if anything could really go back to normal, you know, in a real sense, but I mean, effectively, he resumes his presidency like he would before the impeachment.
00:49:57.000The Articles of Impeachment were completed last week, and we found that the Articles of Impeachment are abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
00:50:08.000You know, we remember the phone call that the President had with Ukrainian President Zelensky.
00:50:12.000The charge is that the President threatened to withhold military aid to Ukraine in exchange for the Ukrainian President investigating Joe and Hunter Biden.
00:50:23.000They saw that as the President using his office to help him in an election to help him win politically.
00:50:29.000And then the second charge, the obstruction of Congress, is they believe that
00:51:44.000And I can pull it up right now to give you the most up-to-date total.
00:51:49.000So it looks like on the second article, so the final vote is 229 voting in favor, 195 voting against, one voting present, and five are still yet to vote.
00:52:01.000So it looks like the two different articles, the vote is virtually the same.
00:52:07.000It's about 230 to 197 to one in each case.
00:52:12.000I don't think anybody is surprised by this turn of events.
00:52:15.000You know, the reason that I haven't been talking about this is because
00:52:18.000Everything that has happened until this point could have been predicted from the time Nancy Pelosi initially said the word impeachment at that press conference a few months ago when she said they were going to begin investigating for articles of impeachment.
00:52:32.000We knew this is exactly how it was going to play out.
00:52:34.000And we know this because, of course, the Democrats control the House of Representatives.
00:52:39.000And the way that it works is all you need is a simple majority in the House to impeach, but you need a two-thirds majority in the Senate to convict, right?
00:52:49.000So we knew from the beginning that if Nancy Pelosi gave the green light for articles of impeachment to be drafted, the only reason she would say that, the only reason she would give the green light and allow the process to move forward, is if she knew that it would result in an impeachment.
00:53:08.000That she would authorize the Judiciary Committee to begin drafting articles if she didn't already know that she already had the votes.
00:53:16.000You know, this is before the hearings, this is before the evidence, before the witnesses.
00:53:21.000I don't believe that she would have allowed the process to go forward because she halted the process for a long time.
00:53:27.000You know, there were Democrats saying since the midterms, there were Democrats saying since the inauguration that they should begin working on impeachment.
00:53:35.000Uh, but it wasn't until this fall that Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House, previously the House Minority Leader, in the first half of the President's term, it wasn't until she gave the green light that they move forward, and I think she wouldn't have gave the green light unless they knew they had the vote.
00:53:50.000So, we could have basically forecasted everything that has happened, and we have.
00:53:55.000That they would draft something like abuse of power, bribery, something like that pertaining to the phone call with the Ukrainian president and then alongside it some kind of bogus charge about obstruction.
00:54:06.000In the same exact fashion as they did with the Russia investigation.
00:54:10.000You know, I feel like we would have had, we probably would have had something like this maybe six months ago or maybe three months ago or something.
00:54:19.000If they were able to find anything on collusion, you know you remember the big hearings that were held over the summer with Robert Mueller giving the results of his findings with the special counsel investigation, I'm sure this entire process of impeachment and the trial probably would have been finished already had they found anything remotely
00:54:40.000Damning on the president pertaining to collusion with Russia But we understand that the Democrats since inauguration have been looking for basically anything to distract the White House to consume White House resources energy attention away from the Make America Great Again agenda and on to the sort of partisan stuff and moreover to discredit the president with an impeachment, you know
00:55:03.000Now all the press is saying that this is going to leave a stain on the country and the president will never recover from impeachment, you know, so it's also part of discrediting.
00:55:12.000So I think this could have happened a long time ago.
00:55:14.000It's happening now because of, I mean, they found something, you know, that's somewhat plausible, this Ukrainian phone call to launch his political attack.
00:55:22.000But like I said, we knew how this was going to end up.
00:56:05.000It's less than a year now until the 2020 presidential election.
00:56:09.000So, of course, if we had the trial very quickly, you know, in terms of duration, but also we have it soon, then that would free up the White House to start working on things like infrastructure, a trade deal, or
00:56:21.000Withdrawal from the Middle East, that kind of thing.
00:56:23.000Conversely, the Senate could delay the hearing or rather they could delay the trial.
00:56:29.000Have the trial like in late January or have it in February.
00:56:32.000They could prolong the trial and the effect that this would have is it would eat up a lot of the time and campaign resources of the senators that are running in the Democratic primary.
00:58:43.000So, to me, this entire exercise is completely futile.
00:58:46.000That's why I even refrained from talking about it.
00:58:49.000I think that's, by the way, why nobody really cares about this stuff.
00:58:52.000And it's proven by the ratings for all these different hearings and votes and things like this.
00:58:58.000I saw a number this week that showed that something like 13 million people watched the initial hearings when they announced the articles of impeachment.
00:59:22.000And yet he had almost double the amount of people watching the Senate confirmation for a Supreme Court Justice than were watching the impeachment process, right?
00:59:30.000Than were watching the impeachment hearing.
00:59:33.000And so to me, what that shows is that people
00:59:36.000You know, aside from the mainstream media, which is obviously just a wing of the Democratic Party, they're basically an instrument, an apparatus, an arm of the Democratic Party, nobody really in serious news cares about this.
01:00:13.000You know, what the prosecution says is not going to matter.
01:00:15.000What the defense says is not going to matter.
01:00:18.000Ultimately, the final vote tally isn't going to matter.
01:00:21.000I mean, the only way it's going to matter is if a Republican votes against the President.
01:00:25.000I mean, he'll probably get voted out of office.
01:00:27.000But outside of that, I mean, we know everything that's going to happen.
01:00:30.000And to me, this just goes to show, you know, the big takeaway, which is pretty obvious, is that nobody takes any of this seriously anymore.
01:00:39.000You know, the media, it really says to me a lot about the media and a lot to me about the government that nobody cares about this.
01:00:46.000Because it's the third time in American history that a sitting president has been impeached.
01:00:51.000It's kind of a big deal that the Congress would move to remove somebody from office.
01:00:56.000And so I feel like in any other time, this would be the biggest story, this would be what everybody cares about, but really nobody cares about it.
01:01:04.000And that's because, in a sense, the media and the government have lost their credibility as serious institutions in the country.
01:01:11.000You know, it's not just that people don't trust the media, it's just that people don't take the media seriously at all.
01:01:17.000It's not that people don't necessarily trust their congressmen,
01:01:21.000And they probably don't, but it's not necessarily that they believe that they're not telling the truth or something like that, but they just believe that the fix is in.
01:01:28.000That the outcome really doesn't matter, that the process really doesn't matter, that we really don't have a say in this, and ultimately it's sort of predetermined.
01:01:36.000It's a lot of partisan sort of stuff, and that's sort of a weird place to be.
01:01:41.000I think it's a position that is very good for us,
01:02:20.000It's not exactly a novel observation, but a lot of mainstream media people are making the same observation, saying everybody's apathetic, nobody cares.
01:02:28.000And their conclusion is, well, people have to start caring.
01:02:32.000You know, I retweeted the other day somebody from CNN, some CNN journalist, who was like, nobody cares about impeachment, but it is your solemn obligation as a citizen to pay attention and suck it up.
01:02:45.000You're not being asked to go to Normandy.
01:03:18.000Adam Schiff, he's talking about today in the impeachment vote how
01:03:22.000The Founding Fathers would be ashamed.
01:03:26.000The Ukrainian government, they know better than us for how a democracy's supposed... Oh, give me a break.
01:03:32.000Do you think any of these people, Democrats, Republicans, bureaucrats, regulators, do you think any of these people are in the back rooms, the corridors, in the House office buildings, or in the chambers of Congress?
01:03:44.000And do you think they're really losing sleep?
01:03:47.000Do you think they're really sweating about what the Founders intended?
01:03:57.000And on the Republican side, are we really supposed to believe that Kevin McCarthy and Mitch McConnell and all these Republican congresspeople are breathless, oh, and they're sweating about how Democrats are ruining America and this is a sham?
01:04:21.000If they really cared about, for example, the subject of this impeachment, which is foreign aid to Ukraine, why don't they care about the Israel lobby, right?
01:04:29.000Why wouldn't they care about the military-industrial complex?
01:04:33.000Why wouldn't they care about, you know, China buying up things in America?
01:05:23.000They care about perpetuating the same system.
01:05:26.000And now that people are sort of opting out and saying like, yeah, like, whatever.
01:05:30.000Again, we'll pay our taxes and we're gonna vote and I mean to an extent we're gonna participate but I mean we're really we're really not gonna buy into it like yeah we kind of all recognize it's fake and I think that's why they're pissed off that's what's starting to screw with them is that people are just sort of opting out they're just sort of taking themselves out of the game and saying like yeah like whatever
01:05:50.000You know, we recognize it's all partisan at this point.
01:05:52.000At this point, it's not really about ideals or values.
01:05:55.000It's just about two parts of the country that hate each other.
01:05:58.000You know, two factions in the country that hate each other, have completely different ways of life, and are now just competing to destroy the other side first politically.
01:06:07.000You know, the left, the cosmopolitans, the people in the cities, the professionals, academics, whatever, or educated people, they hate
01:07:03.000You know, politics is in some sense war.
01:07:06.000But at least in our country for a long time, politics at least had some base assumptions or first principles that
01:07:14.000You know, we agreed about Christianity, or we agreed about, like, the Constitution, or we agreed about the American Creed, or about, you know, all these traditional American values, but maybe there were some differences of opinion on political issues.
01:07:27.000Well, now it's just like, now you are just seeing the consolidation of two diametrically opposed factions in the country, you know, filing into their respective political parties.
01:09:05.000Buttigieg and Warren, very few polls show them beating Trump overall or in the most critical states like Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, all the rest.
01:09:14.000Biden's the one he has to worry about and this guy's like dying.
01:09:16.000This guy, every time he gets up on stage, it's like he loses brain cells.
01:09:21.000It's like he's just, he's rapidly going down this dementia like weird place.
01:09:26.000You know, so I look at the Democratic field, I look at impeachment, I look at how they're really activating Trump's base with impeachment.
01:10:06.000We already know, but of course it's going to be a big deal and everybody's going to be on the ground reporting on it and it's so important.
01:10:17.000We're going to talk about what's going to happen this week, which nobody's talking about, which to me is probably a little bit more important, which is this new spending bill which should be passed before the end of the week.
01:10:28.000And I'll read to you a little excerpt from a Breitbart News report about this.
01:10:32.000We talked about the spending bill yesterday and what it did not include.
01:10:36.000We talked yesterday about how, like the spending bill earlier this year in 2019, I think in February 2019, the omnibus spending bill that was passed did not include really any money for a serious border wall.
01:10:49.000It actually put up more restrictions and hurt our ability to enforce immigration laws at the border.
01:10:54.000You know, I said yesterday about how they decreased the amount of ICE detention beds.
01:10:59.000They expanded this program that moved people detained at the border.
01:11:22.000This week the Senate passed the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act that includes a provision that gives amnesty to about 840 Liberian nationals and their children who would otherwise have self-deported from the United States in March.
01:11:37.000In early 2018, President Donald Trump ended Deferred Enforced Departure, or DED, for Liberia, which acted as a de facto amnesty for Liberians to stay in the U.S.
01:11:59.000So, they were given sort of a de facto amnesty, deferred action on departure, in other words, we're not going to deport you.
01:12:07.000After decades of renewing the temporary amnesty by Presidents Bill Clinton, George Bush, and Barack Obama, despite the nation's civil war long having ended, Trump reviewed their DED status and determined that Liberia is safe for nationals in the U.S.
01:12:28.000The amnesty for Liberian nationals slipped into the defense budget that had been pushed for months by Senator Amy Klobuchar and a handful of Minnesota lawmakers.
01:12:37.000Effectively, all Liberian nationals who were allowed to stay in the U.S.
01:12:41.000over the last few decades will now be allowed to adjust their immigration status, making them permanent residents who can eventually apply to become citizens.
01:12:50.000Liberian nationals will only be disqualified from the amnesty if they have been convicted of aggravated felonies such as murder, rape, child sex abuse, sex trafficking, and kidnapping.
01:13:01.000Also included in the defense budget is billions of American taxpayer money that will continue funding border security measures in foreign countries like Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon, and Tunisia.
01:13:11.000Have a feeling they're leaving one out there.
01:13:27.000You know, not only do we get, not only do we get this vending mill that doesn't even have anything for our own border, nothing for a border wall.
01:13:49.000It gets better but, and this is adding on to what we said yesterday, now it also gives a pathway to citizenship.
01:13:57.000Not permanent residence, not an expansion of deferred departure, deferred and forced departure, but a pathway to citizenship for a thousand Liberian nationals that have been here for 30 years.
01:14:11.000And funding for border walls all over the Middle East.
01:14:16.000And how does it really get any better than that?
01:14:18.000A thousand Liberians, I mean, and that's not a huge number, that's not a lot of people, but it just goes to show we can send these people back.
01:14:26.000Do you understand why it's gotten this bad in this country?
01:14:29.000It's because every time we see an amnesty, every time we see a pathway to citizenship, every time we see a deferred action, whatever, it starts out as temporary, or the last amnesty, or it's just this many people,
01:14:49.000I mean, we remember that Ronald Reagan, I mean, he was maybe one of the first ones that ever made this mistake.
01:14:54.000He made a grand deal on immigration, that in exchange for securing the border, he would give amnesty to 3 million illegal immigrants.
01:15:02.000Of course, the border wall didn't get built, but the amnesty happened.
01:15:05.000We've seen many such deals like this over the past 50 years.
01:15:09.000Where it's Amnesty, it's Deferred Action, it's Temporary Protected Status, it's Deferred and Forced Departure, it's all these different programs that start out as temporary or they're not temporary, but all these different programs where it's just a few thousand more.
01:15:22.000Just a few thousand from Haiti, Temporary Protected Status.
01:15:26.000A few thousand from Nicaragua, Temporary Protected Status.
01:16:18.000I don't know if you know anything about the history of Liberia, but for about the past 100 to 200 years of recorded history, I guess you could say, it's been civil wars non-stop.
01:16:30.000But you could probably say that for the past 10,000 years, it's been civil wars, tribal conflict, people chopping heads, savagery.
01:16:38.000And so you have to ask yourself, we're taking in a thousand people that are fleeing from civil war.
01:17:35.000The War of Austrian Succession in the Seven Years War?
01:17:38.000I mean, so you had other kinds of wars happening, but in terms of civil wars, like destabilizing, regime change, kinds of things, that's happened a couple of times.
01:17:47.000And Africa's been happening with regularity almost every decade, in every country.
01:17:52.000So, why then are we taking in what we're protecting these people?
01:17:55.000They're fleeing from civil war, they're coming here.
01:17:56.000What do you think's gonna happen when they outnumber us in this country?
01:18:00.000It's just like with temporary protected status from Nicaragua.
01:18:03.000Why do you think they're fleeing Nicaragua?
01:18:28.000And, you know, you look across the world and there's so much variation.
01:18:32.000You know, we're not talking about, like, Liberia.
01:18:35.000We're talking about every country in Sub-Saharan Africa does not work.
01:18:39.000We're talking about every country south of the Rio Grande does not work.
01:18:44.000Regardless of their political system, their ideology, regardless of foreign aid, regardless of where they landed in the Cold War, colonial history, Liberia was one of two African countries that never got colonized.
01:19:11.000I'm forgetting my history here, but I know the Liberia... I know that they were never colonized.
01:19:16.000And so, in spite of them never being colonized, in spite of foreign aid, in spite of them literally having the same constitution as we have in America, in Liberia, it's a shithole like every other country.
01:21:29.000You look at the fertility rates in China and India, and they're slowly beginning to taper off, particularly in China.
01:21:35.000You know, these countries that have a billion people, you know, a billion and a half in China, a billion in India, their fertility rate is slowing down.
01:21:41.000Their population is going to begin to plateau in the same way that it has basically in Latin America, in the same way that it did in Europe a few decades ago.
01:22:21.000Or do you think that slowly but surely you're going to have an entire continent of people that can't figure it out and they're going to be looking for places to go?
01:22:28.000You know, right now they're boarding these little life rafts and they're coming across the Mediterranean and they're being rescued and brought to Italy.
01:23:39.000This is how we have to start thinking about, you know, little amnesties like, you know, a thousand Liberians from this DED program getting amnestied in.
01:23:48.000The thing about Africa is it's really big.
01:23:51.000Africa is bigger than the United States, China, and all of Europe combined.
01:23:55.000They've got a lot of land, they've got a lot of resources, and they should stay there.
01:23:59.000But that's what's going into our bill.
01:24:01.000Trump's going to sign it, and that's awesome.
01:24:03.000And that's making America great again.
01:24:06.000I'm sure glad we elected this guy, right?
01:24:10.000And I'm still going to vote for him, because of course, as bad as things are, as much as he's broken promises and there have been these little amnesties here and there,
01:24:20.000It's better than Hillary Clinton for what it's worth.
01:28:13.000If I tell you exactly how it's gonna work out, and you say, oh, I like that, that's not trust.
01:28:19.000Trusting the plan means even when you're not sure, even when you're doubting, you're gonna say, well, I don't know how this is gonna work, but I trust the plan.
01:28:27.000The trust is critical exactly when you're doubting.
01:29:17.000Billy Mays says if only the R's who control the Senate, White House, and Supreme Court were as dedicated and unified as the House is, stuff would actually get done.
01:29:27.000Michael says Phase 2 will out epic impeachment and the 2020 election.
01:29:45.000Mentality says, would you consider giving some love and playing some of those old-school flash games during your Saturday 2010 stream?
01:31:34.000I'm I'm sure this is all ideological, you know, like Charlie Kirk says this is capitalism versus socialism It just so happens that all the capitalists are white males and all the socialists are all these other categories really makes it think Cabin in the woods says as far back as I can remember the okay cabin in the woods your super chats are not very good but you know just shitting up the whole the whole stream with like multiples of them and it's like
01:32:00.000As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster.
01:32:02.000To me, being a gangster is better than being President of the United States.
01:34:29.000Evner says the Star of David has six points the menorah has six candles the six million the Kabbalah diagram thing has six points people are starting to notice well Kabbalah The if you're talking about the the sephirah or whatever, whatever the you know, the thing is one two, three, four five six
01:34:48.000Well, I don't know if you could really say It's a hexagram, but it's got a line off.
01:36:48.000It's almost like, it's almost went from being unironic, as boomers saying that, to ironic, to zoomers making fun of boomers saying that, to boomers trying to be funny,
01:37:00.000Co-opting jokes that Zoomers make about Boomers saying that.
01:39:44.000I mean, I heard this one yesterday, but I've never had someone explain it to me.
01:39:52.000Oh, oh, I get oh, I get it cuz it's all have you seen the clown that hides from gay people and then if you say no is Because the cloud is hiding from you.
01:40:00.000The clown is hiding from you implying that you are gay Yeah, you haven't seen him because he's hiding from you and that confirms.
01:41:37.000Well, happy birthday Yeah, you're you're getting close but you know, enjoy your last years your 20s I guess Cabin in the woods says like the video if you are a true griper.
01:42:15.000Jake says at the post office a woman in front of me wanted stamps and smugly said no Santa no American flags She finally chose a menorah one and said happy Hanukkah.
01:42:25.000She left truly a great citizen Yeah, I'm sure there's nothing going on there that comes as a complete surprise to me Dimitri says on my way to work earlier today heard a Democrat use the phrase geography is destiny to describe gerrymandering That's fascinating.
01:44:26.000I think I have, like, tendencies which are similar to autistic people, but I don't think I have autism.
01:44:48.000Because I'm too... I think, to me, it's almost like at a certain point you have to realize that like mental illness is kind of a cop-out, you know?
01:44:55.000Some people are like, I'm a sociopath!
01:44:57.000It's like, no, you're just a jerk, you know?
01:44:59.000That's kind of a realization that I had in my life.
01:45:54.000Well, I am good at math, but I'm not, like, a savant at math, is what I should say.
01:45:58.000Uh, Joe Mama says, follow Zaoist on iFunny.
01:46:03.000Jack says imagine not being able to text and drive at the same time lmao can't relate well I definitely can but I never do because you know if I texted and drive that means I could get in an accident and I will never get in an accident I'm a very focused driver but I know that if but I know that if I did I could do it very well
01:46:20.000Jeff says, first super chat figured I'd send an early Christmas present before the Mossad incident at GLS.
01:48:08.000Whitehotep says, think of the sweet, sweet content if Drumpf gets removed from office though.
01:48:12.000Yeah, there would be a lot of good content.
01:48:14.000Unforgivable says, the news on radio mentioned the black Israelite shooting and all they said was two officers were killed and then three more in a kosher grocery store.
01:49:13.000It's still- aw, but it's in Barrington?
01:49:15.000Bruh, Barrington's like a million miles away from me.
01:49:18.000Let me just take a look on the map real quick, because I'm not- I don't want to pay 20 bucks to see- I'll pay another- I'll pay another- I'll pay $20 more to see it in theaters twice, but...
01:50:48.000Maybe when he was younger, but now he looks like a goof.
01:50:51.000Now he looks insane because he can't remember anything, whatever his brain department... No, it's terrible what happened to him, but it's like, you know, he looks kind of psycho now.
01:52:20.000I think he's still in school and no we don't want to I don't want to collab with him because I don't want to ruin his life.
01:52:25.000Allen says, I have lost hope with Trump, but one saving grace with him is that even with him not addressing our grievances, he still does represent as far as far as the resentment the masses have for white Americans.
01:52:52.000Anti-Rude says, what matters about today and beyond is if neocon senators browbeat Trump into towing their line using their votes as leverage.
01:54:30.000Yeah, I disavow joining these kinds of groups.
01:54:32.000The only one that I think is somewhat competent is AIM, but outside of that, it's just people in...
01:54:48.000What is it Patriot Front have gotten arrested particularly in Chicago So I just think it's a bad idea get involved in these organizations And and what does that do other than put your name on a registry somewhere, right?
01:55:00.000You think the feds don't know about all these organizations.
01:55:03.000You think they don't know everyone that's in them and You think they don't keep a close eye on all that.
01:55:10.000Treader says why are we giving librarians citizenship books are for pussies.
01:55:15.000Okay funny Alyosha says indeed organ is that organized Christianity today is the enemy of the West and the race that created it to Sam Francis on the Christian question 2001 Yeah, he was wrong about that
01:55:28.000Uh, but he is right in the sense that Protestants are promoting a lot of cuck stuff, and unfortunately even the Catholic Church is promoting a lot of cuck stuff.
01:55:36.000So, in a political sense, they're pushing things that are bad for whites, but, uh, of course you need a more nuanced take than that.
01:55:54.000CIA defector says for the chat watch Empire of Dust It's a wonderful tale of a Chinese man attempting to do what Europeans couldn't and bring civilization to Africa Okay, moth butt says nice haircut.
01:56:07.000Thank you ASDF Says the best off country in Africa is probably Botswana and they are 80 to 90 percent ethnically homogeneous and 2 to 3 percent white makes you wonder it must be the butt sex and
01:58:00.000If they get on the subject of politics, if they're leaning in our direction, you see an opening, an entry point for one of our ideas, then you exploit that.
01:58:11.000It says I woke my friends up with the Africa fertility rate rant I told my friends that they will be a force of nature that no one will be able to stop very good Justin says you're right on the money the way things are headed kids are not in the picture for me America does not need anymore Okay, I'm not gonna read that.
01:58:28.000I think everyone should have kids, but I understand the choice Rick Savage says you have to pick three homies to help your raid Saturn and take the black cube.
02:02:56.000Like, like there's any shortage of them, right?
02:02:58.000Make Ohio Great Again says sitting here watching my favorite show, America First, enjoying a Portillo's hot dog and beef and cheddar croissant.
02:03:05.000I turn 30 on Saturday, so I don't know what to think about that, but God bless you, sir.