MAYORKAS IMPEACHED??? Jewish DHS Secretary INDICTED For Open Borders Policy | America First Ep. 1292MAYORKAS IMPEACHED??? Jewish DHS Secretary INDICTED For Open Borders Policy | America First Ep. 1292
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00:14:37.000And they impeached him not even because of a crime, which is what impeachment is normally for.
00:14:44.000And that's how everyone previously has been impeached.
00:14:49.000They impeached him basically for not doing his job.
00:14:52.000And they said that on one count he's impeached because he did not do the Remain in Mexico policy or he reversed it from the Trump administration.
00:15:03.000And the second count they said that he's lying or not being forthright about the numbers.
00:15:09.000Specifically the number of border crossings and apprehensions at the southern border.
00:16:01.000So the DHS Secretary is impeached, but now there will be a trial in the Senate.
00:16:08.000And he's gonna survive the trial, so that means that he will not be removed from office.
00:16:13.000Just like how Trump was impeached twice but wasn't ever removed from office.
00:16:17.000So, that's why I say nothing's gonna happen.
00:16:22.000And it almost seems like this was just a huge compromise because what the speaker, the previous speaker, Kevin McCarthy, promised was that Joe Biden would be impeached.
00:16:35.000And they tried to do it, or there was discussion of it, last summer.
00:16:42.000Marjorie Greene wanted the impeachment, Lauren Boebert wanted, they wanted to be sponsors on the impeachment, but it never happened.
00:16:52.000And McCarthy said at that time that he didn't want that to be the legacy of that Congress, and they thought it might jeopardize the forthcoming election, so they didn't do it.
00:17:03.000We have a new speaker and it would seem now that maybe this is a compromise between the institutionalists and the party and the base or the more MAGA types.
00:17:17.000They're not going to give us Biden so they're going to give us Mayorkas.
00:17:21.000And keep in mind it's basically a fake impeachment because there's no chance anybody's getting removed from office.
00:17:29.000So they said we're not going to fake impeach Biden because that's too far.
00:17:33.000We're going to settle for fake impeaching a low-level cabinet member.
00:17:38.000Because DHS isn't even one of the higher members of the cabinet.
00:17:46.000So it's like, when you think in terms of the order here, it's like, we're not gonna impeach president, not even one of the top tier cabinet members.
00:18:24.000There's been a huge negotiation in Congress between Republicans and Democrats and between more radical members of the Republican Party and the Republican Party leadership.
00:18:36.000So it's like a dual track negotiation within the Republican Party and between the Republicans and the Democrats.
00:18:45.000And the negotiation has been over really like these things.
00:19:42.000Potential removal of Joe Biden from the Democratic ticket or from the Democrat ticket that doesn't sound right But that I believe technically is correct when you say it's not the Democrat.
00:19:53.000I don't even think it's Democratic ticket I think it's a Democrat ticket, but in terms of anyway So we were gonna cover this last night.
00:21:41.000Just the last week, Democrats have really begun to amplify this.
00:21:47.000They're concerned that he will not be able to win against Trump, and that even if he does, what would that even look like?
00:21:55.000So, this has been a refrain on the right for four years.
00:22:00.000Not so much on the Democratic side until last week.
00:22:04.000And I said yesterday, and this is up for you to decide, but all of this really started, again, on the Democratic side on Thursday.
00:22:14.000When he gave a press conference, and the press conference was about the special counsel investigation into his handling of classified documents, it mirrored the same investigation against Trump from the DOJ, but the findings of the special counsel were different.
00:22:31.000The special counsel said basically that Biden is too senile to be malicious.
00:22:37.000They said he's a well-meaning, senile old man, basically.
00:22:42.000And so Biden gave a press conference to respond to the findings which was that he's not criminally liable but also to that remark.
00:22:51.000He then faced the press and it was pretty bad because he's at a press conference answering concerns that he's senile and he had two major gaffes.
00:23:07.000He talked to El-Sisi about the border with Mexico, but El-Sisi is the president of Egypt.
00:23:15.000He also forgot the name of the saint that his son's rosary was dedicated to.
00:23:20.000And I think there are maybe even a couple of other things besides that.
00:23:24.000So that's not usually a good thing if someone's accusing you of being senile and you can't remember a bunch of stuff.
00:23:32.000So people say maybe this is why the Democrats are giving him a hard time but at the same press conference he also said that Israel has been over the top in their treatment of Gaza and that may be the key as well that it was his criticism of Israel which is why there's a pile on and there's a lot of other evidence I think that would support that conclusion and it would also support the inverse
00:23:59.000Which is that the only reason that Trump has a chance is because of the war in Gaza.
00:24:04.000It's kind of disturbing actually, and what it says about our country.
00:24:08.000But you probably already know, it's that Jews run America.
00:24:12.000That's, when I allude to a disturbing truth,
00:24:16.000That disturbing truth is that Jews run the United States.
00:24:20.000And the only reason that Trump is winning now is because Biden is not totally glazing Netanyahu.
00:24:26.000He's not totally doing tricks on Israel and supporting everything they're doing right now.
00:24:31.000So now the Jews that run America want to overthrow Biden because he's not giving them exactly everything they want.
00:24:39.000Because he's calling Netanyahu an asshole in private.
00:24:44.000Joe Biden will go to a press conference and say, Israel's our closest ally, Netanyahu is a great leader, and I support them completely and absolutely 100%.
00:24:56.000And then the President of the United States leaves the stage, gets in the car, goes home, walks upstairs, goes into the residence, puts on music really loudly, gets into his bedroom, locks the door,
00:25:10.000Crawls under the bed, puts a pillow in front of his face, and then says, Netanyahu's a fucking asshole!
00:25:50.000And again, in public, it's nothing but support.
00:25:55.000It's like when you're with your parents, you know, and you get in an argument with your mom and dad and then you turn your back and you're like, fucking jerk.
00:27:14.000Before we get into it, I want to remind you to smash the follow button here on Rumble and Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live.
00:27:23.000Smash the follow button and follow me on both Rumble and Cozy.
00:27:31.000I'm not gonna be here on Friday, just a reminder.
00:27:35.000So I said this yesterday, but I will not be doing a show Friday.
00:28:10.000But he, today, I put this all over my telegram.
00:28:15.000One of his acolytes, or former acolytes, this guy Chase, otherwise known as Sovereign Bra, he goes on the Whatever podcast, he put out some tweet today and said, Malay, the president of Argentina, is a snake in the grass.
00:28:32.000And we should have never trusted him, but we're so gullible.
00:28:36.000And of course, this is because if you haven't been paying attention, I called this, and I'm gonna do a little self-glazing here, I called this a long time ago.
00:28:49.000I said this months ago, that Malay is a shill for Israel, that there's some weird Likud connection, and if you look at the last name, it's very sus.
00:29:02.000Because Netanyahu's father had a very similar last name.
00:29:06.000Netanyahu's not a real name, that's a fake name.
00:29:09.000And anyway... But I said from the beginning that this guy represents this Likud infiltration of the global populist right, which you see everywhere.
00:29:20.000You see it in Brazil, you see it in Netherlands, Italy, France, Germany,
00:29:28.000You see it in El Salvador, which we just covered last week.
00:29:33.000Everywhere where there is a so-called populist right-wing uprising, Israel is not far behind.
00:29:40.000And specifically, the right-wing ruling party of Israel, the Likud Party.
00:29:46.000It's Netanyahu, it's his son, it's his friends, and they are taking over these countries so that they will be in the pocket of Israel.
00:30:15.000They are against Bibi Netanyahu because they are progressive, because they are liberal, and on some level because they're more America first even than some Republicans.
00:30:25.000They have always opposed specifically the right-wing government of Israel and they've been supportive of Palestine.
00:30:33.000And so there's been like this proxy war where the right-wing party in Israel recognizes that this ascendant progressive liberal wing in the West threatens the support that Israel receives from the West.
00:30:48.000That all these countries are liberal and if they're all liberal they're going to abandon Israel in order to placate Iran and Palestine.
00:30:58.000So there's this counter-attack by Netanyahu, and in a sense that is what Trump represents, that is Viktor Orban, that is the National Front in France, that's Malay, that's all of them.
00:31:12.000They represent a counter-attack by Netanyahu on the liberals, which kind of shatters how we think about politics.
00:31:23.000And the progressive left is the arch enemy.
00:31:26.000But of course, there's layers to this.
00:31:29.000And so, yes, we oppose the left here in America, but the left in America opposes the right in Israel, and it's the right in Israel which brought us to war in Iraq, and which has caused a lot of other problems.
00:31:41.000And it's not to say that the Jews aren't involved in the left either.
00:32:26.000And if you've been following my show, I've said it's the right wing in these Eastern European countries, specifically like Hungary, that are totally in the pocket of Netanyahu.
00:32:36.000And so it's a nice little deal they got going on there.
00:32:40.000Orban comes up as the right-wing populist guy.
00:32:44.000He's articulating the vision of a right-wing future for Europe with plenty of backing and support from right-wing Jewry.
00:32:52.000And then, and so when the European Union attacks and when others attack, hey, he's got his Jews backing him up.
00:32:59.000And then when Netanyahu is under attack by the whole world, Netanyahu picks up the phone and says, time to pay up.
00:33:05.000And now it's time for Orban to torpedo the anti-Israel policy of the European Union.
00:33:15.000And anyway, so Malay, I called this from the beginning, I said this represents the same thing which has been going on for a long time and Israel was thoroughly behind Trump as well, through Kushner, through others, Adelson, and many of the people behind the scenes.
00:33:34.000And anyway, so this guy Sovereign Bra, this guy Chase, puts out a tweet and says, oh, Malay is a snake in the grass, he's terrible.
00:34:18.000It is total hostile action against Jesus Christ and God.
00:34:24.000And they're one in the same, but both.
00:34:27.000It's a hostile action against Islam because that would entail destroying the third holiest mosque in Islam, the one in Jerusalem, the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and specifically the shrine, the Dome on the Rock.
00:34:38.000And by rebuilding the Third Temple, Malay says that they will bring about the Jewish Messiah.
00:35:11.000Every attempt by the Jews to rebuild the third temple has been thwarted by God.
00:35:16.000Because it was God that destroyed their second temple.
00:35:19.000It was God that sent him out in the first place.
00:35:23.000When Jesus arrived, or shortly afterward.
00:35:29.000This is what Chase was responding to, and of course it's totally shocking and very in-your-face.
00:35:36.000And Costello LaMariu replies and says, Well, you're just a Christ-cuck moron and the only reason that you're against Malay is because you secretly hate Trump.
00:35:59.000I mean, they literally cannot help themselves.
00:36:04.000I said the same thing about Adam King when I debated Adam King with Vince James a few weeks ago on Elijah Schafer's show.
00:36:13.000I baited him into attacking Christianity.
00:36:16.000I knew that all we had to do was push his buttons about being Jewish, and about us being Christian, and all we had to do was serve him up bait on a silver platter, on a silver steam platter, and this Jew would swing for the fences and take the first opportunity to attack Christians.
00:36:35.000And once he started, he just couldn't stop.
00:39:52.000We're planning a half-pack four, we're building the new studio, we're getting ready for the election, we're working on another feature-length project, but I really got to get out like two intermediary projects, which is I want to talk about this Likud network that exists internationally, and I want to talk about this Jewish network in America.
00:41:15.000I'm not the... I don't have that German brain where I wake up early.
00:41:20.000And I sit down and I work on something diligently for nine hours, that's just not how I roll, you know?
00:41:26.000So we gotta get the smarter, whiter people to write this up, and then the more artistic, more dumber, the Italian-Mexican will turn it into a film.
00:41:40.000That's what we do best, because we're passionate, you know?
00:42:45.000They said that we will hold hearings, we will arrange subcommittees, we will use the subpoena power of the House of Representatives, and we will bring forth members of the administration to account for their actions.
00:43:51.000And that is what they promised in the election, and then that was the contingency upon which Kevin McCarthy was selected as the Speaker of the House.
00:44:01.000The MAGA members of the base said, we will not give you our votes, which were at that time necessary, to become the Speaker unless we get a commitment that you're going to do these things, in addition to more policy.
00:44:53.000House of Representatives voted narrowly on Tuesday to impeach Alejandro Mayorkas, the Homeland Security Secretary, in a precedent-shattering vote that charged him with willfully refusing to enforce border laws and breaching the public trust.
00:45:10.000In a 214 to 213 vote, Republicans barreled past the solid opposition of Democrats and reservations within their own ranks to make Mayorkas the first sitting cabinet secretary in history to be impeached.
00:45:25.000It amounted to a partisan indictment of President Biden's immigration policies by the GOP, which is seeking to use a surge in migration across the border with Mexico as a political weapon against him and Democrats in the election.
00:45:39.000I love how this is phrased, by the way.
00:45:42.000A surge in immigration is being weaponized in the election.
00:45:48.000So Biden's immigration policy is somehow like a political weapon?
00:46:25.000They have stopped building border barrier.
00:46:28.000They have used federal supremacy to destroy border barrier that was erected by the states.
00:46:37.000They terminated the Remain in Mexico policy and resumed catch and release.
00:46:42.000They've given, or expanded rather, temporary protected status to 500,000 Venezuelan migrants.
00:46:50.000And, of course, every policy action that expands illegal immigration, or opens the border further, incentivizes more illegal immigration, significantly.
00:47:01.000It's not like that's marginal, it's significant.
00:47:04.000So they say, well, there just happens to be this surge at the border during his tenure.
00:47:13.000They say, well, they're weaponizing this circumstance.
00:47:15.000It's like they're running against his open borders policy, but... Anyway, that's just how it's written.
00:47:23.000It says, the charges against Mayorkas are expected to be rejected in the Democratic-led Senate.
00:47:29.000Where conviction would require a two-thirds majority and where even some Republicans have called the effort dead on arrival.
00:47:36.000The House is expected to deliver the impeachment articles to the Senate in the last week of February, according to the office of Chuck Schumer.
00:47:44.000And Senators would be sworn in as jurors the next day.
00:47:48.000The first of the two charges approved on Tuesday accuses Mayorkas of replacing Trump-era policies such as the Remain in Mexico program.
00:47:57.000Which required many immigrants to wait at the southwestern border for their court dates, with catch-and-release policies that allowed migrants to roam free in the United States.
00:48:09.000Republicans charged that Mayorkas ignored multiple mandates of the Immigration and Nationality Act, which states that migrants shall be detained pending decisions on asylum and removal orders, and acted beyond his authority to parole migrants into the country.
00:48:26.000And that's the thing that people don't understand.
00:48:28.000If you watch the show, you understand.
00:48:31.000Most of these people that are coming in illegally are not people that are evading detection.
00:48:40.000The vast majority of the people that are coming in from the southern border at this point, they are surrendering to immigration authorities.
00:48:49.000They are actually going to immigration checkpoints.
00:48:53.000And the way that they get in, it's not by sneaking in, it's by abusing the asylum process.
00:49:00.000So many are coming in, and they get apprehended by law enforcement.
00:49:06.000The system calls for them to have their asylum request processed.
00:49:13.000So they will show up at the border, they will say, I am claiming political asylum.
00:49:19.000NGOs and charities and other organizations will give them a script and say, come to the border, go here, say this.
00:49:28.000And they say the right things that triggers the asylum process so that they have a real asylum claim, and then this has to be adjudicated in the courts.
00:49:40.000So the process dictates that they say the script, they're classified as an asylee, they're supposed to then be detained in a detention center, like a jail.
00:49:54.000And they're in the jail until the court can decide whether it's a legitimate asylum claim or not.
00:50:01.000If it is, they are allowed political asylum and they're allowed to enter the country.
00:50:06.000If it's an illegitimate claim, then they need to be deported.
00:50:10.000But what happens is that so many people are detained that there are not enough facilities and there's not enough personnel to detain everybody that claims asylum.
00:50:20.000And there are so many backlogged asylum cases.
00:51:15.000Because the asylum system is overwhelmed, they're released.
00:51:19.000That's why they call it catch and release.
00:51:21.000And then theoretically what's supposed to happen is they're supposed to return to be deported.
00:51:26.000They're supposed to return to receive the decision of the court and then removed.
00:51:31.000But they'll never come back, voluntarily to be removed, and they will not be involuntarily removed because there's no enforcement after they're already here.
00:51:57.000Contour of the immigration crisis as they show up and they're apprehended They're apprehended by the authorities and then they're set and then they again say oh, well, I'm gonna say I'm an asylee Here's my asylum seeker script okay, well show up at court in a few years and
00:52:16.000They don't come back, and there's no reason for them to because they'll never be deported.
00:52:20.000And this is how you effectively have open borders.
00:52:23.000It's effectively just another form of immigration.
00:52:26.000It's just like skipping all that other stuff, all those other steps.
00:52:30.000Because you would have to go through Congress to rapidly expand immigration.
00:52:34.000Not only that, but if you brought in immigrants in a way that is legitimate, and they had some legal claim to residency or citizenship, all kinds of regulations and legal protections would apply.
00:52:49.000And that's a big part of what's driving illegal immigration is that we can pay them very low wages because they're not citizens, so they can't report that to the authorities.
00:52:59.000So they're basically, it's like a black market of labor.
00:53:05.000Extra legal space, they're outside the legal system.
00:53:08.000Because if they go to the cops, well, they're not citizens.
00:53:14.000So, we're able to basically do whatever we want with them.
00:53:18.000And specifically, big agriculture and the service industry can pay them nothing.
00:53:24.000And they can start all these other kinds of businesses, low-skill, low-wage businesses
00:53:29.000And the Democratic cities will subsidize them because they'll be able to get benefits without the citizenship.
00:53:34.000Like in Los Angeles or New York, even without any kind of legal claim to be in the United States, they'll be able to claim services and so they get subsidized on that end by the government.
00:53:47.000So it's like the private sector will not pay them a living wage, which is illegal, but they can't go to the cops because they're here illegally, but they can also go to a big liberal democratic city and they can get subsidized housing, education, some form of assistance, and that will make up the difference.
00:54:05.000So their cost of living is accounted for by the government and their walking around money is paid as a as a low wage and a legally low wage with little regulation by the private sector.
00:54:17.000And these people are able to get in the situation allowed to jump the line by the executive branch basically and that circumvents Congress's authority to regulate who comes in.
00:54:51.000It says the second article accuses Mayorkas of breaching the public trust.
00:54:56.000By misrepresenting the state of the border and stymying congressional efforts to investigate him.
00:55:02.000Republicans based those accusations on an assertion by Mayorkas in 2022 that his department had operational control over the border, which under a 2006 statute is defined as the absence of any unlawful crossings of migrants or drugs.
00:55:20.000Mayorkas said he was referring instead to a less absolute definition used by the Border Patrol.
00:55:26.000They also accused Mayorkas of having failed to produce documents, including materials he was ordered to give them under subpoena, during an investigation into his border policies and evading their efforts to get him to testify as part of their impeachment proceeding.
00:55:40.000Administration officials have countered that Mr. Mayorkas has produced tens of thousands of pages of documents in accordance with the panel's request.
00:55:48.000He offered to testify in person, but Republicans rescinded their invitation after the two sides encountered scheduling problems.
00:55:57.000So, Mayorkas has been impeached over his lack of enforcement of the border.
00:56:03.000But, it's like I said at the beginning, this really means nothing.
00:56:07.000Because, to get into this process, impeachment is just an indictment.
00:56:14.000It's the legal equivalent of a, not a conviction, an indictment.
00:56:24.000And many people think it's the opposite.
00:56:25.000Many people think that impeachment means you're removed from office.
00:56:29.000But the only presidents that have ever been impeached were not removed from office.
00:56:34.000That's because impeachment is an indictment that can be made by Congress.
00:56:39.000A simple majority in the House of Representatives.
00:56:43.000is enough to indict a president of crimes and then it goes to the Senate where a trial is held and it requires a two-thirds majority in the Senate to convict.
00:56:57.000So President Andrew Johnson was impeached and acquitted.
00:57:02.000Bill Clinton was impeached and acquitted.
00:57:04.000Donald Trump was impeached and acquitted.
00:57:16.000And so in this case, Secretary Mayorkas was impeached, meaning that he was indicted, but now this will go to a trial in the Senate, which is controlled by the Democrats.
00:57:27.000And so there will not be a two-thirds majority that will convict him of these accusations, so he will not be removed from office.
00:57:48.000I think that they should all be impeached.
00:57:50.000If the Democrats abused the process against Trump, because that's exactly what they did, the Democrats got the majority in the House and they immediately impeached Trump.
00:58:00.000And they knew that he was going to be acquitted, but it doesn't matter.
00:58:05.000It served a very specific, intentional purpose, which is they wanted to portray Trump as a criminal and as a usurper, and they wanted his entire legacy to be seen as this illegitimate president that should have never been.
00:58:21.000That's why they impeached him twice, so they could say they did.
00:58:25.000He was the third president to be impeached, the only president to be impeached twice, and that was the point of all of that.
00:58:39.000This represents a compromise because what was promised to Republicans, Republican voters, is that if elected the Republican House would impeach Joe Biden.
00:58:52.000And that would be a proportionate response.
00:58:55.000So this is a compromise in that sense.
00:59:00.000Instead of getting Biden, they offered up Mayorkas.
00:59:52.00025th Amendment challenge to remove him from office, they should have impeached Biden, they should have subpoenaed him, or they should have done a lot of these same kinds of things against Biden specifically, not Mayorkas.
01:00:05.000So I support it, but it should have been in addition to Biden, not as a substitute for Biden.
01:00:12.000Two is that this is another compromise.
01:00:16.000Which is that the whole reason that Kevin McCarthy was removed as Speaker is because he would not push for adequate border security in his negotiations with the Democrat-controlled Senate back in September.
01:00:32.000That's why he was removed by Matt Gaetz, because Matt Gaetz and others were pushing for Kevin McCarthy
01:00:38.000As the leader of the House and the leader of the Republicans to take a strong border security package to his negotiations with the Senate to fund the government.
01:00:49.000The Democrats didn't refuse, he refused.
01:00:53.000He refused before the Democrats had a chance.
01:00:56.000He wouldn't even start that conversation.
01:00:59.000Because he said, oh, well, you know, they'll never go for that and we can't shut down the government over the border.
01:01:05.000And so Kevin McCarthy would rather work with the Democrats than with his own side.
01:01:10.000He would rather give Biden everything he wants than to even engage with his own side and negotiate over things that we want.
01:01:19.000And now they're talking about a standalone foreign aid bill that will give money to Taiwan, Ukraine, Gaza, and Israel and not have any money for border security.
01:01:31.000It was shot down in the House but just passed the Senate and it seems likely that something like that is going to happen and there's not going to be E-Verify, there's not going to be money for a border wall, there's not going to be anything legit.
01:01:43.000So this is a compromise in another sense.
01:01:45.000They said, we're not going to give you Biden, we're going to give you a middle-range cabinet member, and we're not going to give you border security, we're going to impeach the guy that's in charge of the border, and he's going to get let off, it's not going to be a big problem for him anyway.
01:02:00.000And that's what I find unacceptable about this, is we always just have to settle for less.
01:02:05.000When Democrats get elected, they get gay marriage enshrined in the law.
01:02:10.000They didn't have the Senate, they didn't have the White House, they didn't even have the Supreme Court.
01:02:13.000But they got gay marriage enshrined in law after the Roe vs. Wade decision.
01:03:03.000The other thing about Mayorkas is that, one, he's Jewish.
01:03:06.000Two, a lot of people don't know this, he is the head of the, or not the head, but a board member of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, which is a Jewish non-profit, which has billions of dollars, and they fund refugee resettlement into the United States.
01:03:23.000It's a Jewish group, and it's one of the biggest
01:04:23.000People that run Hollywood and the entertainment industry, they have been the number one progenitors of anti-white hatred and the diminishing of whites and their status in the United States out of anybody in the world.
01:04:40.000Then when they're under attack, then when they get criticized by the people that they brought in, the Muslims they brought in, the black people they uplifted with BLM,
01:04:52.000The other cadres of militant POC, non-white progressives, well then we have to rush to their defense.
01:05:04.000We have to go against Claudine Gay at Harvard.
01:05:06.000We have to be vigilant about anti-Jewish hate and blah blah blah.
01:05:15.000And that, to me, is one of the big red pills.
01:05:19.000On Twitter, which is owned by Elon Musk, a white man, headquartered in the United States, a white country, they will go out there and say that they have zero tolerance for anti-Semitism.
01:05:30.000Specifically, not just hate speech, but anti-Semitism in particular.
01:05:35.000And they're gonna ban particular phrases, like from the river to the sea, which are called anti-Semitic, even though they were originated by Jews.
01:05:45.000But there's no such comparable treatment for rhetoric about whites.
01:07:38.000They come from the Eastern Mediterranean.
01:07:41.000They're genetically different and that you could just look in genetic research.
01:07:48.000There is a distinct Jewish ethnicity, just like there's a distinct Italian ethnicity or French ethnicity, and they have a distinct religion as well.
01:07:57.000The religion of Europe for 2,000 years, close to 2,000 years, has been Christendom, Christianity.
01:08:03.000And the religion of the Jews is Judaism.
01:08:06.000So, white people are not black people.
01:08:17.000And you could say that's a part of the European culture.
01:08:20.000And they don't share much of the European culture either.
01:08:23.000And so the reason we need to point these people out is because they don't appear Jewish.
01:08:30.000We know that Lloyd Austin, the Defense Secretary, is black because his skin is dark brown.
01:08:37.000We don't necessarily know that Mayorkas is Jewish and not European.
01:08:42.000We don't know that he's Jewish and therefore his grandparents were Jewish as opposed to being Protestant or Catholic.
01:08:49.000And his ancestors probably came here a century and a half ago or less.
01:08:55.000As opposed to somebody like Joe Biden, who's Irish, and who's Catholic, and whose ancestors maybe have been here for hundreds of years.
01:09:03.000And we also don't know that he's part of a tiny minority, a tiny religious and ethnic minority, which is only 2% of the population, as opposed to being part of the white majority, which is 60, and up until very recently was 90% of the population.
01:09:21.000The consciousness of somebody who is not Christian, whose ancestors were not Christian, who is not ethnically white, whose ancestors got here 100 years ago after they were chased out by Europeans, who didn't celebrate Christmas, and who consequently is a perceived and real outsider, that's perceived by others and by themselves, it's a fundamentally different consciousness.
01:09:49.000Who is a tiny minority of the world and a tiny minority of the United States, ethnically, and their religion is also a tiny minority of the world and a tiny minority of the United States, and a person with a religion and a race with a 1,000 year, 2,000, 3,000 year history of religious and ethnic persecution in the last 2,000 years, specifically at the hands of Europeans and Christians, do you understand why that person might not
01:10:18.000So it's actually extremely salient that Mayorkas is Jewish.
01:10:21.000I don't think I'm saying anything here that is illogical or irrational.
01:12:34.000And in his mind, he's one generation removed from the Holocaust.
01:12:39.000He's a generation removed from the Pale of Settlement.
01:12:44.000And so in his mind, he's thinking that in a country of white people, proud to be white, with solidarity, with cohesiveness, adhering to a religion which sees Jews as killers of God,
01:13:35.000Whites united under Hitler with a belief in their inherent superiority as a race.
01:13:43.000It was that that caused the Holocaust.
01:13:47.000And on some level they believe that whites will always be capable of this.
01:13:51.000And therefore, whites represent a potential, not an actualized or realized, but a potential threat to their existence.
01:13:59.000They don't just view whites as potentially mean or picky, they view whites as potentially threatening their existence as a race.
01:14:09.000And they've existed for thousands of years and they feel very strongly about their identity.
01:14:15.000And they view whites and Christians uniquely as having the competence
01:14:22.000As demonstrated by history to pose a threat to the Jewish community.
01:14:27.000So is it any wonder then that they champion an ideology which as a consequence undermines a sense of white solidarity, it undermines white identity, and undermines the idea that all whites have something in common and could therefore unite together?
01:14:43.000Is it any wonder that they seek to undermine a white majority in the United States and make it so that whites would not have the power, if it were actualized, to carry something like that out?
01:17:16.000The Jewish community indicts him, they get together, they call for his execution, they call for his crucifixion, they taunt him, they mock him, and they do it.
01:17:30.000And this is why for thousands of years, Christian leaders, popes, and even some Protestants, have put out encyclicals and other official documents condemning what is contained in the Talmud.
01:17:45.000And skeptical of Jews as a group because of this religious narrative.
01:17:50.000So Jews are also terrified, petrified, of Catholicism properly understood.
01:17:57.000That's why they champion this idea of Judeo-Christian.
01:18:00.000It's to say, hey, Christianity, but you're okay with us, right?
01:18:31.000We don't think about King Edward, right?
01:18:34.000I mean, we're the United States of America, which was a colony of Great Britain, which was a country created by, ultimately, King Edward, basically.
01:20:20.000So, when we say that Jews have this fear of white people, it's because the history lives in them.
01:20:29.000Of the Catholic oppression of the Jews, and the pogroms, and the segregation, and the expulsions, and the genocide, and everything like that.
01:20:39.000And so, yes, when you get these people in power, it's like the seething resentful traitor that you don't clock.
01:21:05.000That's why it's important to point it out, because it's like, everybody says, oh look, a white guy.
01:21:10.000But it's like, no, that's not a white guy.
01:21:11.000That's not a white guy from a Protestant family who, you know, maybe their great-grandparents were farmers in America, and their, you know, his parents are Christian, and he's maybe agnostic.
01:21:23.000No, this is a guy whose ancestors fled, like, Russia or something.
01:21:29.000I think he's like a Sephardic Jew, probably, if his name's Alejandro.
01:21:33.000You know, but it's like, his ancestors were expelled from Spain, you know, maybe know somebody who died in the Holocaust, he grew up in a, maybe went to a Jewish school, celebrated Hanukkah, maybe made fun of it for it, therefore has a sense of his otherness or Jewishness in a Christian white country, and he raises up to this level, it carries a weight.
01:24:41.000And honestly, I don't even really fault them.
01:24:43.000I'm not even saying that it's necessarily because if I were a Jew, I would do the same thing.
01:24:52.000If I were an American living in Israel,
01:24:55.000If I were an American Christian and I lived in Israel, I would fear the power of a Jewish government.
01:25:02.000I would say that the more Jewish this government gets, the more I'm gonna be looked at as an outsider and with suspicion, and maybe become a second-class citizen, and maybe, you know, they might kill me one day if, like, I don't know, if an American does something wrong and they blame it on all Americans, they all know where I live, they're gonna come and kill me.
01:25:22.000So, in a sense, it almost makes sense.
01:25:25.000Um, but the problem is that that shouldn't get in the way of America.
01:25:35.000I that's why I always say accommodations Should be made and that's why I should probably chill on the rhetoric because I'm not helping that at all.
01:25:43.000That's really here's the dirty little secret is that You look at these Jews and you get really mad at what they do and when you get mad you get really angry and you you know
01:25:57.000And that only makes it worse, because if you're like, if the people that know what the Jews are up to all hate them, or the Jews think they hate them, and they want to kill them, then Jews are like, well this proves our point!
01:26:12.000We gotta, we have to do all these things!
01:26:15.000So that's why, but at the same time, you know, they kind of think that anyway.
01:26:20.000So, you know, and if you fight them, if you fight their influence, it's kind of unavoidable that they portray you in that way.
01:26:29.000But that's kind of the dirty little secret, is maybe if there's somebody who can get in the middle of this process of like reassuring the Jews that they will have rights and dignity and that they will be protected, but also reclaiming America for loyal people,
01:26:45.000If there's a sweet spot, if you could get in the middle of that with tremendous finesse, maybe it could be viable.
01:26:55.000The problem is that it's very difficult to do, because unless you're really philo-semitic, they just don't believe you.
01:27:02.000And even if you are, they don't trust you, no matter what.
01:28:03.000And that's another reason why the white Jewish thing that people talk about is not gonna happen when they say, well, Jews basically are white and they're on our side against BLM.
01:33:33.000I'm gonna put a statement out probably tomorrow.
01:33:37.000I didn't want to address it at the beginning of the show because I just heard actually an hour before the show, but I'll probably say something more official tomorrow and
01:33:47.000I'd like to put out a statement in an official capacity, but it's just terrible.
01:33:54.000Like I said, I'm gonna address it at the beginning of tomorrow's show, I think.
01:34:01.000But hey, thank you for the big super chat.
01:34:03.000Yeah, God bless him just such a horrible situation.
01:34:06.000I don't even know all the details So I hope everybody respects the privacy of him and his family and pray for him and pray for the repose of his soul, but Such that's how it is though, you know here today gone tomorrow such a surprise but
01:34:27.000Specifically, I feel horrible for his family.
01:34:30.000He was going through a really rough time And again, I don't want to get too specific because it's personal but I mean he was Had a lot of tough stuff happening in his life and now this So it's just devastating but we love him and I
01:34:49.000and we're praying for him and his family and you know whatever his family needs to if we could help him in any way or help his family to support them I'd be more than happy to do it but there's no words you know I mean it's it's just one of the worst tragedies when somebody dies young like that so
01:35:19.000We had a few conversations on Telegram, but just from what we did discuss and what I saw in the timeline, he's obviously a brilliant guy, very funny, very interesting, lived a very adventurous, colorful life.
01:38:28.000Should Brown Grow Wipers take advantage of DEI slash affirmative action opportunities if it helps us get in positions to advance the America First cause?
01:39:31.000As a matter of fact, if you know... I don't want to say it because entropy takes a cut.
01:39:35.000So if people donate to me and then I donate it to that, it's like...
01:39:40.000Money is taken out along the way, but don't super chat.
01:39:44.000If you're gonna do an in-memoriam for Drummond, give it to that charity.
01:39:49.000He has a charity or a give-send-go or something set up.
01:39:52.000I don't remember the details, but I think it's for leukemia and for Crohn's, because he suffered from Crohn's.
01:40:03.000So what if you're gonna if you want to put money towards a tribute for that?
01:40:07.000I mean either will set something up or I'll direct it that way out Maybe I'll post it on telegram after the show but directed towards he set up a charity Do it for that not necessarily For this I don't want that would be I think Inappropriate and presumptuous to say it's what he would have wanted to give me money No, they they set up a chair.
01:40:27.000I think his family set up a charity for Crohn's and for leukemia
01:40:46.000And so don't don't necessarily send me I mean, I mean if you send me a super chat, I'm not gonna reject it But if you and yeah, someone posted in the live chat So if you feel compelled, you know to give a tribute for drum and give it to that charity for sure But hey, thank you for the big super chat.
01:41:06.000I Honestly, I'm still like it reminds me of when Shalla died I mean it's um
01:41:11.000I've only known a handful of people to die, and when it's somebody older, it's a little bit easier to process, because it's kind of like, it's not that you expect them to die, it doesn't make it less sudden, but you also are sort of anticipating it, it tracks, because it's like, you know, old people die.
01:41:27.000But when somebody young dies, you almost don't even, you forget.
01:42:02.000And I it's I really is unfortunate because I never even got a chance to meet him and I feel like It would have been such a great not just a partnership because he really cared about this cause
01:42:14.000But also because he seemed like really close to it in terms of his personality.
01:42:18.000Like, I feel like we would have been good friends and he loved all of you guys.
01:42:26.000I remember, I was like, is this really him?
01:42:28.000Because he had tweets that were blowing up, like funny content.
01:42:32.000And I'm like, how is this guy, on the one hand, like a genius tech entrepreneur, loaded donor, but at the same time he's like a goaded shit poster like he's also on Twitter.
01:42:43.000So, I really just feel this profound sense of, like, what could have been, you know?
01:42:49.000I mean, it could have been a great partnership.
01:42:53.000For us to get together and become friends and for him to become a part of our circle and because he really had ambitions he really wanted to change the world not just in the private sector but with politics as well and you know he was a guy with a vision I'm a guy with a vision he's obviously a brilliant founder and everything so
01:43:20.000It's like we got... similar with Shallow 2.
01:43:23.000It's like we just got cucked out of a... what probably would have been a very long-lasting friendship and partnership, so...
01:43:34.000That just makes it... I mean, it's always tragic when you lose somebody, but especially when it's like... You meet somebody, you're excited, you're gonna... You know, we had all these plans to do things.
01:43:44.000He was really excited about the 2024 election and getting... He really wanted to be hands-on in that stuff, and... And he was so excited about AFPAC, he was gonna go, and... So... It just fucking sucks, man.
01:44:11.000That's why you gotta live every day like it's your last, really.
01:44:14.000I mean, I know it's super cliche, I know it's really trite, but... You know, but... At the same time, although it's trite, it's also something that people forget.
01:44:25.000You know, every day, people forget you're gonna die.
01:44:28.000And not only are you gonna die, but everybody around you's gonna die, and that's why...
01:44:34.000You have to live your life authentically, and you gotta do the most with that.
01:44:40.000Because everybody thinks that they're gonna live until 90 years old and their life is gonna follow a very specific trajectory, and that's not the case, you know?
01:46:11.000I know he's Canadian, but... I think that he really... he could be the key in a lot of ways because he has, like, an eye towards art in a way that other people do not.
01:46:58.000When he was much more active, when he was like running the Proud Boys and he was really in the thick of it like that, there's like a different set of demands I think for that kind of role.
01:47:10.000But now that he's doing, now that he's independent with Kumia doing his own show,
01:47:15.000Now it's like he really has become this true... He was a godfather for hipsterdom.
01:47:20.000He created, with some of these other guys, this like dissident rights scene.
01:47:25.000Now he's like the godfather of this new wave.
01:47:29.000So I think that he, as he gets older, becomes like a towering figure within politics.
01:48:03.000You know, as people like me reach the age of maturity, it's like his... that era matures and ferments and, you know, the influence kind of compounds and multiplies as this ripple proceeds from the center, you know?
01:49:09.000We've done 3 for so long and... I feel like 3, because it's a young audience, so it's a lot of young people giving superchats, I like to make it affordable.
01:49:18.000You know, 3 bucks to read a chat, it's like... I don't want to make it prohibitive, but you're right.
01:49:24.000At this point, it should probably be a little bit more... It should be made a little bit less accessible.
01:51:44.000Changing your whole way of life, you know Not this like Checklist, you know first I work out then I take a hot shower cold shower, whatever It's like no you need to you need to get smart.
01:51:59.000You need to go to church become a good person Stop being a degenerate stop being a piece of shit Nig nig wig stop being a wigger piece of shit Okay become religious
01:57:38.000And the only black people that were alive and in the streets were the ones that weren't gangbangers or even remotely associated with gangbangers because they were all dead or in jail.
01:57:47.000So it's like, it's selected and you know, but there's kind of a red pill in there that's kind of like, there's a little bit of a red pill within that.
01:58:03.000As good as the people who are alive or not in jail.
01:58:08.000There's a little red pill which is, hmm, uh, gee, it turns out that if all the people that suck are dead or in jail, society's really, really good.
01:58:22.000These people can't cause a lot of problems if they're dead or in jail, so...
01:58:29.000Maybe the answer is somewhere within there.
02:00:36.000No, but thank you, I'm just teasing you, of course.
02:00:39.000I don't know, I've never... I mean, I've vaguely heard of Serpent Seed Theory, but I don't have enough background on that to really give any insightful take on that.
02:00:53.000But... It's true, Jesus was hard on the Jews.
02:00:59.000But no, I don't think any of that is Catholic doctrine.
02:01:10.000I was looking the other day because the Rock-a-thon just happened.
02:01:14.000My high school radio station, every year they do a fundraiser.
02:01:19.000They do a marathon fundraiser called Rock-a-thon.
02:01:22.000And it's the radio station and the TV station they get together and they do an 88 hour stream because it's 88.1 is the station kind of crazy right that that was my station was 88.1 so they do an 88.1 hour stream and they raise money for the radio station
02:01:42.000And I was watching it and so I started just checking out the high school Twitter account and it's so cringe.
02:01:48.000They have like a diversity officer doing all this like gay diversity stuff.
02:01:53.000I'm like, what has become of this school?
02:01:57.000They have like a gender-neutral bathroom.
02:04:32.000Shittyator445 sent $8, there is this nerdy Jewish kid named Gideon Lazar who went on pints with Aquinas and told his story of how he became Catholic behind the backs of his secular Jewish race loyal parents.
02:05:33.000Are the elites and organizations like Davos and the World Economic Forum, WEF, part of the alleged worldwide Jewish conspiracy, or are they a subset of it?
02:06:49.000Someday, you know, maybe we can put together how many of them are Jewish.
02:06:55.000But then, you know, you're talking about a survey of companies.
02:06:59.000The real question is, of course, who is in power, really?
02:07:04.000And you could start to begin to identify some of the names, like the names of the people that run the companies, or the bankers, or something like that.
02:07:12.000But the bigger question is, who do they answer to?
02:07:15.000And a perfect example is, like, when Elon Musk bought Twitter and made it free speech, the ADL organized an advertiser boycott.
02:07:25.000The only advertisers that were responsive were the ones in North America and Europe, not the ones in Asia or anywhere else.
02:07:36.000It's because for whatever reason, the businesses in Europe and in North America answer to the ADL, which is a Jewish group.
02:07:45.000And the Jewish group ordered them to do so based on their Jewish concerns.
02:07:49.000Maybe that has to do with the fact that Larry Fink, who runs BlackRock, which has huge stake in most of these companies, world's largest asset holder, is Jewish.
02:08:00.000So, you know, people are always like, well, what about the things that, you know, they'll take like horizontally, they'll say, but if you look at all these business leaders, you know, like half of them or 40% of them aren't Jewish.
02:08:13.000And that's just not the right way to look at it.
02:08:54.000Or how about Mel Gibson, who worked in Hollywood, another notoriously Jewish profession, who said they're responsible for all the wars in the world?
02:09:01.000What happened to both of them, by the way?
02:09:12.000I mean, there's examples going back to the creation of the State of Israel.
02:09:17.000The Secretary of Defense under Truman was very against support for the State of Israel and then he was removed from office after a press campaign and then suicided himself.
02:10:31.000Can you identify any culture where the most educated demographic doesn't hold significant power, and how does this relate to the situation in America?
02:10:40.000How would America look different if the most educated people were indeed in charge, considering the usual societal preference for promoting an electing well-educated eye?
02:10:50.000I don't believe the Jews are the most educated people anymore.
02:10:53.000I think that, and I don't know the statistics on this, but I would imagine that at this point they are surpassed by Asians, by Chinese and Indians, or if not, it's very comparable.
02:11:03.000But Chinese and Indians don't run America.
02:12:01.000So, in an increasingly technological society, you would have far more Chinese and far fewer Jews.
02:12:10.000In a legal society, like a more legal business administrative society like we had in the last century, you know, maybe it makes sense that you had more Jews, but what is against you is this.
02:12:23.000Jews have been degenerating over the last century.
02:12:28.000They are less intelligent, less educated, less successful across the board.
02:12:32.000Even Jews admit this, and the statistics reflect this as well.
02:12:39.000Society's becoming more STEM-oriented, and Asians are the best at STEM.
02:12:45.000They're typically the best performers specifically at math and programming.
02:12:51.000Jews may be better at specific things like physics, but, or, you know, when I say better, I don't mean better than Asians, I mean better than they are on other subjects like that, other fields like that.
02:13:04.000But as the world becomes more technological and the world is run by technocrats or experts, it's going to be made up more of Asians, if that's the theory.
02:13:14.000You know, they will, you know, Jews run everything because they're the best at everything.
02:13:17.000They're not the best at computer programming.
02:13:20.000They're not the best at math, and yet they still run things.
02:13:25.000And they've been getting less successful, dumber over time, and yet their power increases.
02:13:31.000So, all these questions are really just ignorant questions.
02:13:35.000I mean, it's like someone's actually asking them, like they actually don't know the answer.
02:13:46.000If those are questions Scott Adams asked, maybe it'd be worth it for me or Keith to actually sit down and answer them and give a treatment to them because every one of these questions... I mean, this is just off the dome, has an obvious answer, but people always throw shit like that out.
02:14:04.000Within a society where, you know, it always happens like this, where we live in a society where you are not allowed to question Jews, and then people ask questions as though it's like, well, there's just no answer.
02:14:18.000It's like we live in an environment where there is, do you realize the environment is total censorship?
02:14:24.000It is absolute oppressive censorship in television, print, radio, and digital media.
02:14:32.000As evidenced by the fact that Kanye West and Mel Gibson got destroyed, as evidenced by the fact that Twitter bent the knee to the Holocaust and to the ADL, and the statement they put out earlier this year that they're going to root out anti-Semitism, we live in a total censorship environment such that skepticism of Jews cannot even be discussed.
02:14:53.000Okay, and Jews are obviously dominant in our society.
02:14:58.000They obviously use their power in these ways to further their own agenda.
02:15:03.000And it's within this that then people are just asking questions when they say, well, anti-Semites just can't answer these questions.
02:15:10.000It's like, you don't even know any anti-Semites because they get destroyed everywhere, because Holocaust is part of the curriculum, and everybody gets censored for asking a question.
02:15:20.000So it's always, people are always asking questions at the tail end of the story where, you know, someone somewhere is able to survive questioning Jews.
02:15:31.000So that's why I'm never too keen on that kind of thing, but if he's really asking... Another one of that.
02:17:02.000I you know if he puts something out that's different I might buy it but I mean the sock shoe I might buy it just because it's 20 bucks but I don't see my it doesn't seem very practical because it's winter here so it's like I'm not gonna buy a sock shoe it was like negative 30 degrees a couple weeks ago
02:17:26.000It's 20 bucks, so I might buy it just to have it.
02:21:41.000People say they're gonna split the bill?
02:21:43.000I would be mortified to take I'd be mortified to take a friend to dinner and not even be willing to offer to pay.
02:21:52.000Now typically if you're with a friend you split it or maybe you pick up one they pick up the next one but I would be even mortified if I wasn't willing sometimes with certain people to pick up the tab if it's a friend.
02:22:23.000So I don't know if I and that you just got to look at that that's a sunk cost that's a sunk cost the idea that it's like if I go to dinner and I pay I better get pussy or I better get she just wanted to go out on a date and just get the dinner hey you know and sometimes it's like that and you're gonna have to maybe pay for a lot of fucking dinners before you find a woman that you're gonna date
02:22:55.000And if you have a problem with that, don't date sluts.
02:22:59.000If you have a problem with that, maybe you should be more discerning.
02:23:02.000And it's not to say that there aren't like, you know, girls that are sluts and you don't know, or girls that act like sluts and maybe aren't, maybe they're just a bitch, but
02:23:16.000And again, I'm speaking this is outside of my I have no experience on this at all So I have no idea when I was in college.
02:23:23.000I had a girl paying for my dinner okay, not and like that's a whole extenuating story, but
02:23:31.000There was this girl who was always like bugging me to go and get dinner and I was like no I don't want to get dinner and she's like what if I paid and I was like okay because I was broke I had no money and she was she was loaded she came from this super rich family on the east coast
02:25:00.000Cuz you know how it is with women you got your roster and you kind of check in on him every now and again You're like, I wonder how so-and-so is doing and I saw that and I was like, nope permanently deleted from the roster So Yeah, but yeah, so Look, you got to be a man.
02:25:21.000You got a you got to whip these bitches into shape You got to be willing to walk away from the table
02:27:19.000Zachariah Seed sent $3, have you ever heard of the famous ex-KGB agent named Yuri Brzmenov and his theory of ideological subversion?
02:27:27.000Everything he predicted would happen has happened- Fuck off, retard.
02:27:32.000William sent $3, people act like there has to be a piece of paper titled Jews plan for world domination and anything short of that is tossed out.
02:27:40.000Also, they wouldn't do toss out evidence that says that anyway.
02:27:46.000Mike Vance sent $5, I find the JQ even permeating online Catholic normie oriented discourse and making people take a side when I wouldn't see that kind of content a few years ago.
02:27:58.000Tragic sent $5, do me sue me everybody do me kick me Jewish person me don't you black or white me I'm J.