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00:00:04.000The Umer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
00:25:17.000She has come forward revealing her identity, revealing her name, so that she can cash out on a new book deal.
00:25:24.000So we have found out this week and identified the woman who was raped infamously by Brock Turner, the famous swimmer from Stanford University in 2016.
00:25:35.000She has revealed herself to be the 27 year old, yikes 27, Chanel Miller.
00:26:42.000And we'll discuss, we'll obviously extrapolate it out and talk about the underlying themes there, which are about gender and also about race and about the media, of course, as always.
00:27:28.000And this is obviously a political stunt.
00:27:30.000We know that this is the kind of rhetoric, this is the kind of language that the left uses when it comes to guns and when it comes to right-wing people these days.
00:27:39.000But, of course, in the context of the larger conversation that's been happening for the past few weeks, I think it's something pretty important to talk about because it's not, of course, an arbitrary thing
00:27:51.000To say that the NRA is a domestic terrorist organization.
00:27:54.000This is the same language we heard after El Paso.
00:27:57.000It's the same language we heard after New Zealand and many other episodes like this.
00:28:02.000And of course the intention, the agenda, is all the same.
00:28:06.000And that is to designate anybody that is not on board with the global homo, whatever you want to call it, the liberal agenda.
00:28:15.000And you know normally that's kind of a blue pill thing.
00:28:17.000It could also be very red pill thing to say the liberal agenda.
00:28:20.000If you're not on board with that you're a terrorist and therefore you're violent or imminently violent and therefore the government can come for you without a trial.
00:29:27.000But all these Muslims and all these liberals like to say that the Patriot Act was this unjust expansion of power and the Bush administration was abusing executive authority.
00:29:38.000And under the guise of the endless war against terrorism, they were breaching the Constitution and doing all sorts of shady, nefarious, illegal things.
00:29:47.000But when it comes to right-wing people, they're using that exact same agenda.
00:29:51.000You know, under the aegis of right-wing terrorism, they are going to subvert the law, they are going to go around the Constitution, going around legal protections, and they're going to come for you, they're going to come for these organizations.
00:30:02.000So we'll talk about that, and we'll also be talking about a bit of a white pill here.
00:30:07.000You know, lots of black pills lately, but a bit of a white pill.
00:30:10.000There is new progress on the border wall.
00:30:13.000This just happened yesterday night, so I didn't get a chance to cover this on last night's show.
00:30:19.000But the Secretary of Defense has granted 3.6 billion dollars in Pentagon funding for the construction of additional border walls.
00:30:28.000So that's obviously very good, very exciting.
00:30:31.000And, you know, I've been very down on this administration on immigration, in particular on the wall.
00:30:37.000You know, this is a distinction that is important to make.
00:30:40.000That the administration has done a little bit to replace and repair existing wall and fence or border barrier, not so much to build new barrier, but I have to say the speed at which and the volume of money that they have accumulated or appropriated for these projects, it's exceeding my expectations.
00:31:00.000You know, after the government shutdown debacle in the beginning of 2019, and who remembers that saga where Trump shut down the government for I think it was a little bit longer than a month
00:31:28.000But it couldn't be used for a new wall, it couldn't be used for anything like 30 feet tall, anything like that.
00:31:33.000But then Trump used the state of emergency to appropriate a lot more money from the DOD and DHS and a few other federal agencies and now there's more money being poured in and they say that the goal is 500 miles of border wall constructed by next year.
00:31:50.000And so I think that all things considered, that's somewhat impressive.
00:31:54.000If this administration pulls off 500 miles of wall, I think that's quite substantial.
00:31:59.000I don't think you could say that that's insignificant.
00:32:01.000You know, and I'll say that the replacement wall is obviously not as good as new wall.
00:32:42.000And it should be a pretty good show, pretty filled up, you know, pretty high energy.
00:32:47.000I have to say, you know, I was doing a stream earlier today, I was doing a stream on DLive this afternoon, another gaming stream, you know, just hanging out with the fellas, and somebody suggested that instead of doing the show tonight, that I cover the Democratic panel on climate change.
00:33:04.000So I guess tonight, it's not like a formal official debate like the last two that we went over, you know, last four rounds of democratic debates that we looked at.
00:33:15.000And I looked it up, it's a seven hour climate change panel on CNN.
00:33:22.000And people were like, why don't you just cover this instead of the show?
00:33:25.000Why don't you just do this instead of the show?
00:33:28.000I'm thinking, what is the matter with you?
00:33:30.000As if it wasn't enough to do 5 hours over 2 nights, 20 candidates, a presidential debate, at least that you had, you know, people attacking each other, and I'm not going to pretend like it was exhilarating, but there were some moments there, and people are telling me I should watch, we together should watch 7 hours
00:34:09.000uh is the next democratic debate so the next one is coming up the third uh the the third series this time it's only one night of debating is coming up and i'm just absolutely dreading it because the last two were just brutal you know the first one i was like okay we're excited it's another presidential election we're back it's gonna be everybody's interested in politics again and just by like the fourth round you know in the middle of july
00:35:03.000You know, I have to say we're about to say good things about this administration, but it's like in broad strokes, in the areas that really count,
00:35:12.000We're just getting killed out there, you know?
00:35:15.000All my friends are getting gunned down left and right, you know, it's like I'm the last man on the battlefield.
00:35:20.000James Allsup, AIM, American Renaissance, V-Dare, they're all getting picked off one by one, you know, and while that's happening, the issues are getting worse.
00:36:02.000Secretary of Defense Mark Esper has granted $3.6 billion in Pentagon funding to be redirected to help build a U.S.-Mexico border wall.
00:36:12.000The money will fund 175 miles of construction and will force 127 military projects to be put on hold, he told lawmakers in a letter on Tuesday.
00:36:23.000The 11 projects that will be funded include the replacement and new construction of border wall across El Paso and Laredo, Texas, Yuma, Arizona and San Diego and El Centro, California.
00:36:37.000Earlier this year, the Pentagon redirected $2.5 billion to the border wall from a counter-drug fund for roughly 100 miles of border wall in New Mexico, Arizona and California.
00:36:48.000The Supreme Court ruled in late July that the administration could transfer those funds.
00:36:53.000Last week the Pentagon said it had leftover money to construct an additional 20 miles of border wall.
00:36:57.000So 100 plus an extra 20 plus the 175 from this appropriation.
00:37:04.000As Breitbart News has previously reported, since Trump took office in January 2017, the Department of Homeland Security has completed about 60 miles of border wall construction, replacing existing dilapidated fencing that was low to the ground and easy to climb over.
00:37:19.000The administration's goal is to build 500 miles by November 2020, which is of course the election.
00:37:25.000And so like I said, I think that this is a really substantial white pill.
00:37:29.000My biggest concern over the last two years has been immigration, of course.
00:37:35.000You know, I have to remind people this is not
00:37:37.000This is not something that is shared by most GOP voters.
00:37:41.000This is not a sentiment, this is not a priority shared by most of the people that voted for Donald Trump in 2016.
00:37:48.000A lot of people have this perception that the base, I hear this expression all the time, the base,
00:37:56.000The base is going to be upset that the border wall isn't built.
00:37:59.000That's not exactly true, because if you look at the exit polls after the 2016 election, by far and away some of the most important issues for voters wasn't immigration, it was health care, it was taxes, foreign policy was right up against immigration.
00:38:16.000And so that's not to say that it's not objectively the most important.
00:38:20.000It's not to say that it's not our priority.
00:38:22.000But it is to say that part of our concern was the fact that maybe Trump could have gotten away with not doing a lot of, or rather not making a lot of progress on immigration.
00:38:32.000Because if you look at the base, it's not until very, very recently that a good percentage of GOP voters really care about immigration.
00:38:40.000I'll say that that has changed a little bit.
00:38:42.000If you look at some of the recent survey data, it does show that Republicans and Independents now find immigration to be among the most important issues, but that wasn't always the case.
00:38:52.000So this has always been our priority for the past two years is, you know, sure we had the tax cut, obviously the big corporate tax cut.
00:38:59.000And sure, we had some things with Israel, and we're decriminalizing homosexuality in Africa.
00:39:06.000I mean, I don't even know if that's a good thing, but that's something that's happening.
00:39:10.000But nothing has really been happening at the border.
00:39:14.000We've gone over the data plenty of times over the last summer.
00:39:19.000In June, it was probably at its worst ever.
00:39:22.000You had, I think, 100,000 illegal immigrants come in in the month of June alone.
00:39:26.000And for that month, for the month of June, that was a record high going back to the year 2001.
00:39:32.000Not since 2001 had more people come in in a single month during the month of June 20 years ago, right?
00:39:39.000So that was like world record, terrible immigration.
00:39:42.000And that's with Trump in office, right?
00:39:44.000I mean, that's what the guy who's supposed to stop the immigration.
00:39:46.000But since then, I have to say, I've seen a lot of progress being made.
00:39:50.000You know, initially, for example, I was very skeptical of the deal that was made with Mexico.
00:39:55.000You remember back in June when illegal immigration was so bad, you know, we had all these people from Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador coming over with unaccompanied minors.
00:40:05.000At that time, President Trump gave an ultimatum to Mexico and said, unless and until you shut down your border or implement something like a third safe country agreement, we're going to tariff all goods from Mexico at 10% and we're only going to go up to 25% in October, you know, and it'll
00:40:22.000Increase in stages over the course of between June and October in the interceding months.
00:40:29.000We never put down the tariffs and I said, oh well that was another empty thread and we didn't get, you know, really any kind of commitment from Mexico.
00:40:36.000We didn't really see the deal that was signed.
00:40:39.000I don't even know if anything was signed actually.
00:40:41.000Maybe it was something more like a handshake deal.
00:40:44.000But if you look at the illegal border crossings, they're way down and particularly from Mexico.
00:40:50.000You've got a lot of money coming for the border wall.
00:40:53.000They're planning to have about 500 miles.
00:40:55.000Additionally, if you noticed in the Breitbart article, it talked about the Supreme Court case about the money that was transferred from the DOD to border wall construction after the government shutdown.
00:41:07.000I think it's safe to say that perhaps the Supreme Court has basically set a precedent in July.
00:41:13.000If they said that the president has the legal authority to transfer money from the DOD to build border wall, then to me what that says is that all these huge budgets that have been given for the military, and that's another accomplishment Trump talks about is, you know, 700 billion dollar budgets for the Department of Defense,
00:41:31.000To me it says that we now have the legal precedent, if he was able to do it the state of emergency, if he's able to appropriate more money now, it seems like this is a sustainable way to get money in the hands of DHS to start actually putting down a border wall.
00:42:00.000And obviously, obviously the problem with that is you've got a significant portion of the border.
00:42:06.000I think it's something like 1,500 miles of the border out of 2,000 which are not secured by any kind of structure, not secured by any kind of barrier.
00:42:14.000And they say that well about a thousand miles of the border is protected by natural barriers like the Rio Grande or hills or mountains, things like that.
00:42:23.000But that still leaves four or five hundred miles completely unprotected by structures.
00:42:28.000So if all you're doing is replacing existing structure, you're leaving a lot open.
00:42:35.000But like I said, you know, if the existing structures were so short that people could just climb over them or they were not designed to keep people out, you know, some of them are designed specifically for vehicles.
00:42:47.000Or if they were designed to keep people out but they were in such a state of disrepair that people could come through anyway, if you're replacing 200 miles of that, I think that does change the situation on the border.
00:42:58.000I don't... I'm not going to say that I'm totally satisfied with that.
00:43:23.000Actually a wall, you know number one is well, is it new concern number two is well Even if you are building new structure, is it a wall?
00:43:30.000You know during the election the president said to be 30 feet tall to be made out of concrete It would have solar panels on it.
00:43:37.000It would be aesthetically pleasing and you know, maybe some of that was a False promise, you know, maybe you could reasonably say we probably shouldn't have expected something like that But a lot of the concern is if this is only an 18 foot tall pedestrian fence
00:43:54.000Is that really going to make a huge difference?
00:43:57.000Is that really going to secure the border?
00:43:59.000I've been told by people in the government that, or I've been told by people that are sort of orbiting the administration, that it's not as good as a 30 feet tall concrete structure, but what's being built, the 18 foot steel pedestrian fence with the climbing plate on top,
00:44:15.000is probably the next best thing so sure 30 foot tall concrete is going to be number one that's always going to be king but it's the next best thing and of course it's better than the little vehicle fences that you had before that people could climb over or nothing at all so i think again all things consider we're going to sort of return back
00:44:56.000You know, so we've been bagging on this guy for about a year.
00:44:59.000But for what it's worth, for what it's worth,
00:45:02.000This question of is Trump controlled opposition and he's given up and you know he's he's been totally co-opted by the system I don't dispute there's some degree of co-optation but that's you know one angle is that he is no longer even trying to keep his promises he sold out he was a con man from the start
00:45:40.000to me that shows that there is a serious commitment still in the administration in spite of everything that's happened in spite of the president himself you know appointing all the wrong people and judges and you know the kind of things we've been put through we talk about this just about every week you know the latest injunction by a federal judge or an NGO or something like that you know so in spite of all that in light of everything that's gone on that we're gonna see
00:46:05.000Potentially 500 miles by next November.
00:47:29.000Being a terrible governor or president but in his governing capacity has not been competent, even in spite of the fact that he has failed, in spite of all this opposition, he has still made progress.
00:47:40.000He has still meaningfully changed the situation on the ground and in this political battle.
00:47:47.000If not purely in terms of policy, in a lot of other ways.
00:47:50.000In terms of the conversation, in terms of this political realignment that's happening, you know, people like Tucker Carlson are rising and people like Glenn Beck and Bill Kristol and George Will are falling.
00:48:01.000I think it's very important, and this is always why I was white-pilled, was because of this fundamental point, but I think at this point
00:48:08.000I always used to say Donald Trump is doing well because to me it was important to convey to people that electoral politics is still viable.
00:48:16.000Now I'm saying that basically irrespective of how successful Trump is, it doesn't really negate or it doesn't really, I think, have any bearing on whether or not electoral politics is viable.
00:48:37.000But I think this does contribute to the argument that we still have to be invested.
00:48:40.000Because, you know, if we had better people, for example, in the House of Representatives, if we had better people in the Senate, if we had better people in the White House, this administration would look totally different.
00:48:50.000If this is evidence that Trump really wants to build the border wall, and in spite of all this opposition he's even gotten as much as he has, think about what could have happened if we had the right people.
00:49:00.000If we had the right people in the House, the right people surrounding him,
00:49:47.000There is room, I think, to make this work for us and our interests in the long term.
00:49:53.000Maybe not with this guy, maybe not with this administration, but I think things like this are evidence that in the long term this is still viable for us.
00:50:01.000So, very important White Pill, very important.
00:50:03.000I hope that maybe lifts your spirit a little bit because I know, you know, for the past few weeks it's been like, remember Jeffrey Epstein and people like him control the world and everything's a lie and all this, you know, but it's important to acknowledge that there is still a struggle.
00:50:17.000It's asymmetrical, the deck is stacked against us, but there is a fight.
00:50:21.000It's raging and we still do have options, so...
00:51:11.000is plagued by an epidemic of gun violence and accuses the NRA of using its considerable wealth and organizational strength to promote gun ownership and incite gun owners to acts of violence.
00:51:22.000Quote, all countries have violent and hateful people, but only in America do we give them ready access to assault weapons and large capacity magazines, thanks in large part to the NRA's influence, according to the resolution.
00:51:37.000The bill also urges the city and county to reconsider its relationship with companies that do business with the NRA.
00:51:43.000The NRA responded by calling it a ludicrous stunt that is intended to distract from the real problems facing San Francisco, such as rampant homelessness, drug abuse, and skyrocketing petty crime, to name a few.
00:51:54.000So, I probably disagree with the NRA on this, you know.
00:51:58.000I agree in the sense that this is basically a stunt, you know, this is more sort of extremism from the left, and really this is basically an impotent reaction.
00:52:08.000This is the left saying, like, we want to take your guns, we want gun control, but the NRA and essentially the voters
00:52:17.000And therefore the Congress are preventing gun control sweeping gun reform from passing at a federal level or even at the state level and so we're going to do this shitty thing or when you're well you're a terrorist organization.
00:52:29.000So I do think this is basically an expression of impotence of desperation.
00:52:33.000It is sort of this silly ridiculous stunt by the San Francisco government but the purpose is not to distract from things that are going wrong in San Francisco like the NRA says.
00:52:43.000The purpose of words like terrorist are actually very targeted and deliberate.
00:52:49.000This is one of the things, if you learn nothing else from this show, I want people to pay attention to this, which is that what's happening to the country is not an accident.
00:53:00.000Nothing that you see, nothing that you hear, nobody that is targeted is targeted arbitrarily or accidentally, right?
00:53:08.000They're not calling the NRA a terrorist organization.
00:53:10.000That is not just a crazy choice of words.
00:53:13.000That is not just a partisan choice of words.
00:54:05.000Donald Trump is saying all these extreme things.
00:54:07.000You remember Donald Trump said illegal immigrants are bringing drugs, crime, they're rapists, some I assume are good people.
00:54:14.000Donald Trump is calling for a complete and total shutdown of Muslims entering the United States.
00:54:18.000What the elites found out is that people really don't care
00:54:22.000That Donald Trump was saying things that were incendiary or controversial because things were getting so bad in the country that whereas normally people might have said, oh that's uncouth, that's politically incorrect, maybe people found it refreshing, maybe people found it offensive, they were willing to overlook it, but people, the elites I think understood that people were in a place where at the very least they didn't mind rhetoric like that and maybe to the furthest extent people liked that somebody was talking like this.
00:54:51.000Maybe the elites finally found out that if you have a strong, charismatic, populist leader who is going to say these things, it actually might animate the people to a greater extent than anybody that came before.
00:55:04.000So they said, well, if we can't shut this down by saying it's racist, it's hateful, he said this, this is controversial, I think this is the leap that they made.
00:55:14.000They said, well, words are one thing, but now this is leading to hate crimes.
00:55:18.000Now this is leading to the rise of violent militias.
00:55:21.000Now it's leading to, you know, minorities being targeted.
00:55:24.000Now it's leading to what happened at Charlottesville, where a girl was killed.
00:55:28.000Now, if Charlottesville happened and came and went without any kind of, you know, serious injury, if nobody got killed at Charlottesville, do you think it would have been that big of a deal?
00:55:38.000There were three Charlottesville rallies.
00:55:41.000There was Charlottesville 1.0, which I think was in June of 2017.
00:55:44.000There was Charlottesville 2.0, which happened in August 2017.
00:55:48.000And then there was a Charlottesville 3, which I think came in September or October of the same year.
00:55:53.000Well, the only one we talk about is Charlottesville, Charlottesville 2.0, because somebody died.
00:55:58.000Because the media could say, well, it was all fun and games when it was Pepe the Frog, or maybe it was just rhetoric when Donald Trump said Muslim ban, but now there's blood on their hands.
00:56:09.000Now somebody, you know, they had a heart attack, and the paramedics didn't treat her immediately, that's kind of weird, but now somebody is dead, and that's a result of what's being said.
00:56:22.000Violence has happened as a result of what they said, so they've inspired terrorism, they've conspired to commit terrorism.
00:56:28.000If that has not happened, it could happen in the future.
00:56:32.000And well, if somebody is going to become a terrorist, or if a terrorist threat is imminent, that gives the media, and that more importantly gives the government, far-reaching power than to target people
00:56:46.000This is what happened after New Zealand and much more recently El Paso.
00:56:50.000They started to meme into the public consciousness this idea of white supremacist terrorism.
00:56:56.000Now if you were labeled a white supremacist before it was bad enough because you'd like lose your job and you know you lose all your friends and you would be unemployable for a long time and nobody would want to date you and like horrible things would happen to you if you're simply labeled a white supremacist.
00:57:12.000Well, since that became less effective, now the conservative establishment even, even the mainstream, they've accepted that, okay, the left is just going to call us racist.
00:57:21.000That really doesn't mean anything anymore.
00:57:23.000So now they're going to take it a step further and they're going to say, well, it's not sufficient that you're a white supremacist, but now there's this epidemic of white supremacist terrorism.
00:57:32.000And, you know, white supremacy is now just, is not simply something that is wrong or immoral or anything like that, but now it's something that could be violent.
00:57:40.000You know, after the El Paso shooting, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said that white supremacy is actually like a virus, and it's dormant in everybody, and it exists basically on a continuum of maybe a woke liberal who has white savior complex or something like that, you know, a woke liberal who uses, you know, a certain kind of language, microaggressions, things like that, all the way up to becoming a KKK member or, you know, shooting up a mosque or something like that.
00:58:07.000And we say it like that, it totally changes the dynamic.
00:58:10.000Now you're not just somebody who is prejudiced.
00:58:14.000That's just like your uncle or that's just like Donald Trump.
00:58:17.000Somebody that, you know, we may find offensive or something like that, but definitely not a threat to this is an imminent threat to the welfare, the national security of the country, of the people.
00:58:43.000They're saying that we're terrorists because when they get into office, they're going to pass laws that say if you're on a no-fly list or if you're on a watch list,
00:58:53.000We will bypass the courts, we will bypass the laws, and we can detain you, we can take away your guns, we can put you under supervision, we can spy on you.
00:59:05.000And it becomes, by the way, impossible to organize in any meaningful way against immigration, or in any capacity against liberalism, if this is the kind of legal persecution that we are subject to, because that's what it's going to be.
00:59:18.000You know, you thought it was bad enough.
00:59:21.000When it was just all of Big Tech, all of the media, all of Wall Street coming down on you for being a racist.
00:59:28.000You know, it was just the whole society coming crashing down.
00:59:46.000Oh, that San Francisco government, he's just a wacky liberal.
00:59:50.000Well wait until Kamala Harris becomes the president.
00:59:52.000It might not happen in 2020, but by the time Texas flips and Georgia flips and you know how the story goes over the next decade, somebody from San Francisco or somebody like somebody from San Francisco
01:00:06.000Will they occupy the White House in the next decade or the next decade and a half?
01:00:11.000And this is the kind of stuff that they're going to do.
01:00:13.000They're going to pass far-reaching laws and all these people that were just labeled impotently, desperately as terrorists now on social media will find themselves on a list and they will find people knocking on their door, asking for their guns, possibly taking them away in handcuffs.
01:00:29.000And we already have one example of this.
01:00:31.000You know, you might have heard about the red flag laws.
01:00:53.000If they deem that you have shown red flags that you might commit violence imminently, they can bypass the law, they can go to a court, they can get some kind of an order, and they can come take your guns.
01:01:04.000Without due process, without you having committed a crime, they can go to a court, they can get an order, they have to present their evidence, and then they can show up at your door, take your firearms, and you legally have to give them up.
01:01:14.000And this is something that happened in Oregon just this week.
01:01:18.000It says a former Marine who said at a protest that he would, quote, slaughter Antifa members in self-defense if attacked, recently had his five weapons confiscated by the FBI, according to several reports.
01:01:30.000The temporary seizure came through the use of Oregon's Red Flag Law, which allows law enforcement agencies and family members to seek a court order
01:01:39.000Excuse me to have weapons taken away from an individual viewed as potentially violent.
01:01:43.000The former Marine Shane Coffield, 32, was not charged with any crime, but surrendered five guns, including an AR-15, according to Phil Lemon, Oregon's acting Deputy State Court Administrator.
01:01:56.000Based on the court order, Coffield, who served two tours of duty in Iraq, was committed to a veterans hospital for 20 days.
01:02:23.000You get specifics if you say, I'm gonna kill this person at this time, in this capacity, and there's some kind of evidence that you intended to carry out a plot like this.
01:03:59.000Because whereas maybe 25 years ago, everybody could agree on a common sense definition that, you know, neo-nazi terrorists should have their guns taken away.
01:04:10.000But in this day and age, it's like, if you're opposed to mass immigration, you're a neo-Nazi, and if you're a card-carrying member of the NRA, you're a terrorist.
01:04:18.000So basically, if you're a moderate Republican who carries a gun, you're now a terrorist.
01:04:24.000Now, would anybody agree under that definition that that's something that's appropriate?
01:04:27.000Somebody like that should have their gun confiscated without due process, without having committed a crime, they could be detained, all the rest.
01:04:41.000These people get in office, and they will use things like this to consolidate power, and people like me most certainly will be first to go, and then it'll be people like you.
01:04:50.000You'll be on the watch list for, you know, buying the sweatshirt, doing the pee-pee-poo-poo super chat, they'll find your browser history, whatever.
01:05:09.000A lot of people have this perception that, well, if Donald Trump got into office and he didn't achieve everything he set out to, that means electoral politics is a dead end.
01:05:20.000We're not going to vote our way out of this.
01:05:46.000That's invariably these are the kinds of options you hear.
01:05:49.000Well, politics is a dead end, therefore we have to do something else.
01:05:52.000Either it's something, you know, terrible and something that's going to get you in trouble, or it's something that is ultimately unproductive.
01:05:59.000But this is why all that thinking is wrong.
01:06:01.000Because at the end of the day, we get the wrong person in office, we get somebody who's too wrong in office, and they're just going to start arresting us.
01:06:08.000So people like to say, oh, well, it has to get worse before it gets better.
01:06:12.000We're never going to win with a Republican.
01:06:57.000I would question anybody who says we should vote for the opposition because there's no political, you know, this kind of thing.
01:07:04.000Because I will tell you on day one what's not going to happen is this climactic battle where the whole system will fall in on itself and we'll be free to rise.
01:07:19.000That may not happen in generations, okay?
01:07:22.000I'm not gonna say be lucky, but that may not happen for generations.
01:07:26.000I don't know if a collapse is even possible at this point, right?
01:07:29.000I will tell you what we can be certain will happen on day one, and that is that all of us will be put in jail, we'll be put on a watch list, and once you're in the custody of the feds, it's game over, man.
01:07:40.000It's not like it was a hundred years ago.
01:07:42.000They're gonna turn you into, who's that one, uh, who's that transsexual, the whistleblower from the military?
01:07:49.000You're gonna turn into Chelsea Manning!
01:07:51.000You know, you think it's gonna be a cakewalk?
01:07:53.000You think you're gonna go into jail, and you're gonna write, you know, a best-selling manifesto, and that's gonna... That's not what's going to happen.
01:08:00.000They're gonna throw you in jail as a white nationalist, and they're gonna pink-pill you, and you're gonna come out of jail, they're gonna release you, and you're gonna say, oh, I'm deciding I'm transsexual today!
01:08:10.000It's going to grow my hair out and all this.
01:08:12.000Or they're going to torch you to death.
01:08:13.000Or they're going to turn you into Sir Han, Sir Han.
01:08:16.000They're going to use you in some kind of operation.
01:08:19.000But I'm telling you, it's going to get so bad for us very quickly the next time one of these people gets in.
01:08:26.000And that's why we have to work as long as we can to push back the nights, to delay the nights.
01:09:15.000You know, a lot of people have this perception.
01:09:18.000Where, and this is what I mean, a lot of times I'll say that people will watch my show and they like in theory understand that the media always lies and the media is out to get you and all this, but in practice they act as though it's not true.
01:09:32.000I always say this and I never really, I don't know if I'm great at articulating what I mean by that, but this is a perfect example.
01:09:38.000You know, certain stories like this, people totally buy into the media hype.
01:09:42.000You know, they know that they lied about Brett Kavanaugh in a very similar situation.
01:09:47.000They know that the media lied about, you know, huge things like the Iraq War, about, you know, things that immediately preceded the Iraq War, things that...
01:09:57.000We know they're lying about big things, lots of things frequently, but something like Brock Turner, even people watch this show will be like, what?
01:10:56.000Miss Miller, a writer-at-arms from California, was known by the pseudonym Emily Doe during the trial of Turner, a former star swimmer from Ohio, in San Jose, California for the 2015 assault.
01:11:24.000In 2016, a jury would find Turner, then 20, guilty of three charges.
01:11:29.000Sexually assaulting an intoxicated victim, sexually assaulting an unconscious victim, and attempting to rape her.
01:11:35.000He was sentenced to six months and three years probation.
01:11:38.000Prosecutors had sought a six-year sentence.
01:11:41.000The trial sparked a national debate about sexual assault and whether white men from wealthy backgrounds were treated more favorably by the U.S.
01:12:22.000So he met this girl at the party, and they were kissing, they were dancing together, they were flirting, they were laughing, they were having a great time, and he invited her back to his dorm room.
01:12:33.000And she said, okay, I'll come back to your dorm room so that we can have sex of course.
01:12:39.000They went away from, I think it was a bar they were at,
01:12:42.000and they went up to his dorm she stumbled along the way i guess this might have been on on a pathway or in a parking lot or something and he sort of followed her to the ground where they continued to make out and they were making out he said do you want to engage in a certain kind of sexual activity you know penetration sorry if this is very scatological but you know we are talking about rape right or rape sex things like this
01:15:20.000The real story is about lying, childlike whores who destroy people's lives because they are on a whim or they don't want to face the consequences of their actions.
01:15:31.000You know, it's kind of a critical detail that in this particular situation, this girl whose name we now know, Chanel Miller, she had a boyfriend at the time.
01:16:03.000Well, then she's cheating on her boyfriend, right?
01:16:04.000Then, what she has to face, she has to face the facts that, uh, well, yeah, you're kind of a huge whore, you went to this party, you got blackout drunk, you're kissing strangers, and meanwhile, while you're dating somebody.
01:16:16.000So, can we plausibly entertain a scenario?
01:16:20.000Maybe, might it be plausible that instead of her actually getting raped, and there's no evidence for it, and there's no account for it, it's just all, you know, sort of circumstantial.
01:16:28.000Can we entertain a scenario where, you know, maybe this is just what happens in college?
01:16:32.000That, you know, people get drunk, they flirt, and a girl trying to evade the consequences of her slutty, whorish behavior made up a huge lie, ended up snowballing into a national story about rape?
01:16:45.000Yes, I think this happens all the time.
01:16:48.000I think this is what the Me Too movement is about.
01:16:50.000I think you'd look at any number of cases over the last so many years.
01:16:54.000You know, there's that big VA water polo scandal with Rolling Stone.
01:16:58.000I don't know all the details of that one, but this is something that happens all the time.
01:17:02.000And now she comes forward three years later to cash in on it even more if it wasn't enough that she evaded the consequences completely.
01:18:22.000She says that she only found out about the details of the alleged rape when they were told back to her in, like, court testimony, okay?
01:18:28.000So even that, it's like, well, I wouldn't care, but the event, the pivotal event, why are you even writing the book you have no recollection of?
01:19:48.000By women, by the left, by cucks, you know, cucked men who don't understand these dynamics.
01:19:53.000But, you know, what informs my decisions is things like this.
01:19:57.000If this is true, and it is true, you know, that she's lying, that she isn't it for the money, and if it's true that women do this all the time, by the way, then what does this say about women?
01:20:07.000What does this say that they really can't handle the responsibility of sexual consent?
01:20:13.000I mean this is sort of an advanced, this is sort of a complicated thing that clearly women are just not prepared for.
01:20:19.000They're just not ready for that, you know?
01:20:21.000This affirmative consent standard that we have in the 21st century where it's like you have to like sign a contract and everybody has to say yes.
01:20:28.000And if women are childlike, vindictive, irresponsible, like this, amoral in many cases,
01:20:51.000Then they have no business anywhere near politics.
01:20:54.000They have no business, frankly, in the workplace, in many workplaces.
01:20:58.000And I think you look at this, I think you look at the injustices that are caused, the fallout, and what it says about women, and you'll find that this opinion is completely uncontroversial.
01:21:27.000or you know they're somewhere where they shouldn't have been they did something they shouldn't have done you know like in this case cheating on her boyfriend or women are whores or you know whatever it is they want attention they want money i want to be i want to launch my instagram modeling career whatever this is something that happens this is something that happens with such regularity that i think you could say that there's a clear systemic
01:22:19.000And if women are different than men, then they ought to be treated differently than men.
01:22:22.000And if they're treated differently than men, then there have to be different roles for them than men.
01:22:26.000There have to be different rules for them than men.
01:22:29.000This is how society was governed for thousands of years, perhaps millions of years before us.
01:22:36.000But in the last 20 years we thought we knew better?
01:22:41.000In the last 25 years we had the hubris to say, oh all these traditional gender roles, you know it's in the name traditional, meaning time-tested, meaning it's been around forever and we're still here and we're thriving as a result.
01:22:55.000All these traditional gender roles, we've just simply outsmarted them.
01:22:59.000We have simply realized only in the last two decades that all these old ways of doing things
01:23:31.000It was either mean-spiritedness or stupidity.
01:23:34.000Fortunately, we are both the moral betters of all people that preceded us, but we are also intellectually superior to all the people that preceded us.
01:23:43.000You know, all these people in media, college campuses, feminists, liberals, all these people, they are both morally better than everybody that came before, and they are smarter.
01:23:54.000They are not mean-spirited and prejudiced for no reason at all, and they are also not ignorant.
01:23:59.000They are very aware of the factual equality, the matter-of-fact equality that exists between the sexes.
01:25:15.000It's, uh, the title of the article is called, I'm Still Radioactive, or something to this effect, in Reason Magazine about the Me Too movement.
01:25:22.000This stuff happens all the time, and it should make you mad, and it should make you realize that there's something really fundamentally wrong here, and that's ultimately what it is.
01:25:30.000You gotta abandon all this stuff about, you know, gendered ideology.
01:25:34.000People think that if they believe that there are two genders, that they're not conditioned, they're not being propagandized by the left.
01:25:42.000No, the idea of equality between the sexes is in itself a dogmatic, liberal, ideological statement.
01:25:50.000You know, this is not something that is, this is not something that is, what would be the word, non-biased, objective, factual.
01:25:58.000This is something that is a hugely loaded sentiment and idea that men and women are totally equal.
01:26:06.000And like I said, people will think, just because I don't believe that there are a thousand genders, you know, people make that stupid joke.
01:26:13.000They retool that in every way you can imagine on CRTV or Reddit or whatever.
01:26:17.000They think that simply if they mock that or they don't buy into that, they don't buy into the transsexual stuff, oh, I'm, I'm, you know, I'm totally conservative.
01:26:26.000Unless you meaningfully believe in the sexes, that there are real distinctions, there is man and woman and these are real categories, you're just as bad as everybody else.
01:26:37.000This society is a product not even necessarily of transsexuals or even hedonism or degeneracy.
01:26:43.000It is this is a consequence of total equality.
01:26:46.000And that this is what we're gonna have to live with for a long time until people realize this again.
01:26:58.000You know, he served three months, and I think, you know, maybe there was... the worst you could say is it was a sexual assault, you know, if they were drunk, whatever.
01:27:04.000But to me, this is... this is just things that happen.
01:27:07.000People get drunk, they hook up, it's college.
01:27:10.000You know, a long time ago, everybody kind of understood that, but now we want to make it a political crusade against the white man and all this.
01:27:18.000So I say the Nick Fuentes America First
01:27:36.000We're gonna take a look at our Super Chats.
01:27:37.000We'll see what you guys have to say about this.
01:27:39.000I'll also say that, you know, on the same subject, Brock Turner is also part of a long list of evil people that you're not allowed to defend, you know?
01:27:51.000There's a certain list of people that they want you to believe are evil, and you can never doubt them, and they all happen to be white men, or people that are, you know, some of them defended white men, some of them defended the white race, I don't know.
01:28:03.000You know, but they're all part of that same category and they want you to think that for a reason.
01:28:08.000They want you to think worst thing ever is a white guy.
01:31:15.000Crowder was a much bigger jerk because Crowder was just being an idiot.
01:31:18.000When it came with, for people that are familiar with Yusuf, he's been on the show before, when Crowder interviewed him, or they were on the Change My Mind, they were debating essentially, Crowder was using these very shady tactics.
01:31:31.000He was physically intimidating him, physically taking up his space.
01:31:35.000He was cutting him off, interrupting him.
01:31:38.000He was also doing this thing where, you know, he kept getting offended at these little slights and that was very manipulative.
01:31:43.000You know, at one point Yousef said, oh, you're a sperg or something, or you're a shill.
01:34:53.000Goddard says, Nick finishes up the news, goes to the Super Chats, and finds a $2 mafia throwing peanuts and saying, Dance Monkey, do a trick, pee-pee poo-poo.
01:35:29.000All the religious bashing that I see is against Catholics.
01:35:33.000I don't really see, I rarely see Catholics attacking Orthodox.
01:35:38.000It's a little bit more common to see Catholics attack Protestants, but I hardly see it.
01:35:43.000What I see more than anything is everybody attacking Catholics.
01:35:47.000All day long on my timeline, I see Orthodox attacking Catholics, I see Protestants attacking Catholics, I see Sedays attacking Catholics, I see everybody saying, you know, even pagans, atheists, everybody's attacking Catholics.
01:36:02.000So, no, I think it's a Protestant country.
01:36:05.000You guys obviously outnumber us, so I wouldn't say that it's us going too hard against you guys.
01:37:30.000Cuz it's just the classic it's the one I probably know that like if you blindfolded me I could probably you know figure out the whole the whole layout I could probably draw it from memory I played that so many times so that's probably my all-time favorite but you know the black ops ones were pretty good I would say I think black ops 2 had some pretty good maps you know like that town that you're in is a pretty good one I remember the map 5 I think that's from the original black ops was a good one
01:37:57.000I'm thinking Black Ops 2, the one with the lava when you're in that town and like on that main street.
01:40:49.000I went to the Turning Point booth because at CPAC it's at the Gaylord convention center and they've got the main hall where they have the speeches and they have the exhibition hall on the floor beneath it where they have all the booths for NRAs there and TPUSA and YAL.
01:42:22.000You know, there was one point where there was like 15 knickers around Alex Sears' table, and I had my finger in his face saying, you're a race traitor, you work for Jewish people.
01:42:32.000You know, so... Hey, I'm not gonna say that I'm going to CPAC next year, but... I don't know, I mean, we had a good time last year.
01:42:39.000I'm not going to announce that I'm going this year, or in 2020, but... We had a pretty good time last time, that's all I'll say.
01:42:48.000Crumble Bob says, but yeah, TPUSA, the gayest people in the world.
01:42:52.000Crumbles says, ice raids today at three really good Mexican restaurants and a terrible Chinese buffet in my hometown.
01:42:58.000But with still no wall up, I am a little insulted by these raids, to be honest.
01:44:21.000For the most part for the most part mostly, you know, I'm being a little bit tongue-in-cheek, but generally speaking It's you know, it's kind of true you think about what rape is and you know You could have like you'd be violent and I guess that would classify as a rape But you gotta lock that down.
01:44:37.000You avoid that completely, you know I guess there's still probably issues with that but you mitigate the odds of that happening a lot, right and
01:44:45.000Marital rape to me is like, I don't know, you kind of consented.
01:44:59.000But I know, I know there's violence in some cases, and that's wrong, and that's rape.
01:45:03.000But generally speaking, that's what you got to do.
01:45:06.000That's why you shouldn't be having premarital sex at all.
01:45:09.000You got to get married, and then, you know, your odds of that happening are reduced drastically.
01:45:17.000No, I didn't see the climate change activist, but yeah that's true.
01:45:19.000Well if you account for all the crime, damage, fires, theft,
01:45:37.000I think maybe the reparations... I don't know if they're gonna love that.
01:45:41.000If we start accounting for all the damage, all the costs that a particular race has caused, I don't know if blacks are gonna love that.
01:45:53.000Once we make a real, once we really do all the math on that, I don't know if blacks are gonna love the outcome, you know?
01:46:00.000Like, if we're gonna look at all the financial damage that whites have caused because of slavery, if we applied the same logic to all the races, I don't know if they're gonna be in love any longer with the idea of, you know, racial reparations, these racial wealth transfers.
01:46:15.000I think they'll find the math is not, not really gonna work out.
01:50:12.000They call, for those that don't know, in the northeast they call this leaf peeping, but they, you know, they're retards.
01:50:17.000They say leaf peeping, leaf peeping season, where in the fall, I guess it's especially pronounced in the northeast when the leaves change colors.
01:50:26.000And so people actually like go out to the Northeast to witness the transformation.
01:50:30.000And I know this because when I was campaigning in Manchester, New Hampshire, the guy that was organizing it had this thick Boston accent.
01:50:53.000Mark says, Nick, did you know in hell you have to spend 23 hours a day reading $2 super chats with an hour off for lunch with the choice of either a mealworm or cricket burger and any Murdoch Murdoch you want?
01:52:54.000I think BRAP is funny, you know, I think a lot of this goofy stuff is funny, but to me it just strikes me as like just very sophomoric, uh, just, you know, retard brain, grug brain, sense of humor.
01:53:06.000It's like, you know, fashy, based fashy girl, based fashy girl redhead, and, you know, based Murdoch-chan, and...
01:53:15.000They keep doing this thing with William Luther Pierce and they're all national socialists.
01:54:07.000Bob Sacamato says, uh, RantNation be like, I tell you what, boy, I'm the roughest, toughest, four-wheel truckinest, Israel cookinest, foreskin suckinest, MF-er alive.
01:54:19.000Yeah, that's, that is very RantNation.
01:54:28.000I have no respect for them because at the end of the day, this is the most you can expect from CRTV, is people that are totally beholden to the same people.
01:54:39.000You know, how can you respect somebody like that?
01:54:42.000Somebody who will not engage on certain issues because they are literally receiving their paychecks from people who would fire them if they talked about it.
01:56:21.000I think I played a Yu-Gi-Oh game many years ago, like a PlayStation 2 game, but, you know, I played it at my friend's house, so I don't know the name of it.
01:57:54.000So I mean seriously, I don't know why we still have to put up with this kind of stuff all these years later It's like I have I have been chosen to deliver this movement from the cringe I am the chosen one all these people are around here, you know being goofy cringe Nats and I had to come along with along with the Nikkas and liberate and
01:58:44.000Yeah, some female cop, of course, she's trying to apprehend this black guy, and the black guy easily subdues her, takes her gun, almost kills her, and, uh, but then he gets, thankfully, gets shot by the police later on.
01:58:57.000But, uh, just goes to show, I mean, country's a joke.
01:58:59.000Daniels is the only reason I don't send $2 superchats like a cringelord 24-7 is because I'm afraid of Nick, and that's really freaking sad.
01:59:54.000If barrier on the southern border is being constructed and we get 500 miles of it by next year, I'm not saying, you know, hopefully it all gets built by then, but, you know, let's entertain that hypothetical.
02:00:05.000Are we gonna say, oh, well, Trump just wants to get reelected.
02:01:12.000Reptilians is the Brock German suplex this me too thoughts I don't I don't think so.
02:01:19.000I don't even think he took her down that even that wasn't even what the That is not even what the allegation was, you know, they make it out like they want you to assume that he
02:01:32.000You know, kidnapped her, and threw her down, and was violently raping her, and none of this occurred.
02:01:37.000The most that they're alleging is that, you know, she didn't give full consent to him fingering her.
02:01:43.000Like, that's the most they're alleging, is that it was a totally, it was a totally, mutually agreed upon sexual act.
02:01:50.000It wasn't even the legal definition of rape.
02:01:54.000You know, they stumbled, they fell, and the worst that they're saying is that he just, like, basically took advantage of the situation.
02:02:16.000She doesn't even remember what happened.
02:02:18.000Nobody even saw what happened except for him, and he says it was, you know, he says it was what it was, which is that she fell and they were kissing on the ground.
02:02:26.000So, uh, so yeah, from start to finish, it's such a joke.
02:02:30.000Uh, Deep Spring says, Nick, look out behind you.
02:02:33.000It's the evil Dr. Cortex, and he's here to steal all your platinum time relics.
02:03:47.000So many people make this argument about, well, if we do this or that or the other thing, well then that's a bad precedent because then the left will abuse it.
02:04:11.000We're not talking about in general it's a bad idea.
02:04:14.000It's a bad idea because they're disarming right-wing people.
02:04:16.000If they were disarming Antifa, I'd say that's a good thing.
02:04:19.000If they declared Antifa a terrorist organization, would we say that's a terrible precedent because they could just brand us a terrorist organization?
02:04:28.000So we should crush Antifa while we can!
02:04:31.000And we should try to consolidate power and prevent them from doing it to us.
02:04:34.000It's, you know, it's really just simple as that.
02:04:37.000Demetrius is also, as Trump's office, an exception to the old adage of never have yes-men around you.
02:04:44.000Not necessarily, because they are basically yes-men.
02:04:47.000You know, they just lie, and they are subversive, but... No, I would say that it's not a question of whether it's yes-men or no-men, it's a question of people that are ideologically on the same page, which is a little different.
02:05:01.000Save the West says the wall is a white pill, but the bigger problem is legal immigration.
02:05:06.000That number needs to be significantly lowered.
02:05:16.000Under the pretext of the law, we have the ability to start removing these people.
02:05:21.000Legal immigration is a little bit more challenging.
02:05:23.000Also, it has to go through the Congress.
02:05:25.000So maybe I agree with you in a certain sense that legal immigration is a threat.
02:05:29.000I mean, the numbers are about the same.
02:05:31.000But in any case, the difficulty there is that there's really nothing we can do about legal immigration because it has to go through Congress, and Congress is not going to allow that in its current state, and Donald Trump's not going to make it happen.
02:11:54.000I mean, you know, it's no egirls So the guy says oh forgive me forgive me, but but I mean you did it with full knowledge, right?
02:12:02.000I guess I should be forgiving because you know Judge not lest ye be judged right as so is the expression or you know Don't be very judgmental because then you know, how will God judge us?
02:22:03.000as far as food goes so yeah please please don't even don't even people from boston we know what good food is yeah you're dreaming angloid yeah you're maybe you are the capital or the the catholic capital that doesn't mean a lot of food works uh let's see blair white says do you see ian miles chong defending contra points on twitter today so cringe no i didn't see that but you know it doesn't surprise me
02:25:42.000Josh Sears says, Hey, didn't David Brock date James Alphantis, who was listed as one of the most powerful people in DC in that DC magazine?
02:25:55.000Didn't he have that restaurant with the pictures on Instagram of digging a tunnel in the basement?
02:25:59.000Yeah, I think something like that is true, right?
02:26:01.000David Brock, James Alphantis, Comet Ping Pong.
02:26:10.000Oh, and it just so happened that the guy that shot up Comet Ping Pong only actually fired one shot, and it was through the hard drive of the computer, and that's in the police report.
02:26:20.000And also that guy who did that is listed on IMDB as an actor.
02:26:25.000So, uh... Yeah, I'm sure there's nothing to see there.
02:26:29.000Pizzagate is a wacky, crazy conspiracy theory.
02:28:16.000You know, Chris Emerson, the king of the America First digital artwork.
02:28:21.000But StudioIKN's been churning out some very fine stuff as well.
02:28:27.000It is suffice to say that the Knicker Nation is having a true artistic renaissance.
02:28:31.000You know, we have the best artists, the most talented people.
02:28:34.000I have Alt-Lite people texting me, and they're like texting me the Chris Emerson artwork, they're texting me the Studio IKN stuff, and they're saying, who's making this?
02:30:06.000Will Hoice says, I was radicalized when my pretty white six-year-old daughter called her grandmother a racist for pointing out the pretty white clouds while they were playing in the backyard.
02:30:35.000Ricky says have you seen the viral vice Twitter video saying the Romans were not white and dark guess the classicists ethnicity What was it like Jewish or something?