Vivek Ramaswamy's incredible performance in the 4th Republican primary debate, the Great Replacement Conspiracy Theory, and a Congressional hearing on pro-Palestine activism in the Ivy League schools, all covered tonight on America First. Plus, we discuss the anti-Semitism on the campuses of the Ivy Leagues, and why the Jewish elite are born on our soil, not in the Middle East, but in our own homes. Today's special guest is Nicholas J. Fuentes, host of the show America First, who joins us to talk about it all and much, much more! To find a list of our sponsors and show-related promo codes, go to gimlet.fm/OurAdvertisers and use the promo code: "Advil" to receive 10% off "Become a Member or become a Friend of the Show" and receive $10 or more in the form of an Amazon Associate discount when you sign up for the show! Thanks to our sponsor, VaynerMedia! Subscribe to America First to receive 20% off your first month with discount code "America First" at checkout, and we'll send you 5% off the entire month of your purchase when you become a Member! and get 10% discount code at checkout when the offer ends on November 1st, 2019. To support the show, click here. Thanks for supporting the show: and help us spread the word out to the world. . Thank you to the word "AmericaFirst" and help spread awareness of the word about the show. and the show around the word around the world! Get in the word of America First! by using the word America First and spread it everywhere you see it everywhere. by becoming a Friend and everywhere you go! And don't forget to tell a friend! You'll get a discount code: America First and get a chance to win a discount on the show and get 5% of the deal! or a discount of $5 or 6 promo code, and they'll get $10,000 at checkout and get $5, and get an ad discount when they see the show starts in the next episode of the next week, too get $20 or $25, they'll receive $50 or $50,000 gets 5,000, they get it for VIP access to the show? It'll get you an ad-free version of this episode.
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00:00:00.000Sorry, I'm sorry Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it.
00:07:06.000Within the first 30 minutes he just had this amazing moment with Nikki Haley about the war in Ukraine.
00:07:14.000In addition to that, I mean to me that was the highlight, but another big moment last night which I think maybe the media was more outraged about even than that one, is that he said that the Great Replacement so-called conspiracy theory is real.
00:07:31.000And that of course is the idea that non-white people are being brought into the United States and Europe to replace white people.
00:07:40.000And I don't know if he specifically believes that.
00:07:44.000So I want to put a little asterisk there.
00:07:54.000I think that is, well, I think it's actually factual that that is the first time the Great Replacement conspiracy theory has been acknowledged and accepted on a presidential debate stage.
00:08:22.000There were some other moments too, but those are really the big ones.
00:08:26.000We'll also be talking tonight about this Congressional hearing.
00:08:30.000Where, you know, on I think Monday or Tuesday we covered the Ivy League schools and how they're under attack now by these Jewish billionaires.
00:08:40.000Specifically, Bill Ackman, a billionaire Jewish hedge fund manager, published a letter saying that he did not realize how bad academia had gotten
00:08:50.000Until antisemitism became an issue and now he realizes that we have no free speech and whites are under attack and these affirmative action policies are racist against white people and so we talked about that on Monday and I don't think the letter is very authentic but it indicates for anybody who maybe didn't believe before that Jews clearly wield this influence in our society
00:09:20.000And more to that point tonight, there was a big story today, and it's been happening this week, that the presidents of several highly selective schools have been hauled before a congressional hearing to explain why there has been pro-Palestine activism on their campuses.
00:09:36.000And they are under attack by the Vice President's husband, and they're under attack by Congress, and billionaires, and... So we'll talk about the story, how much pressure these schools are under, all because they are not enforcing Zionism and an Israel-first foreign policy on the Ivy League campus.
00:09:55.000This has been, and I've been discussing this for a long time, this is the home front of the Israel-Gaza War.
00:10:03.000This is another front in that war on our soil, and it's on these campuses, and we all know the reason for that is because that is where the elites are born.
00:10:13.000Or rather, more fittingly, that's where they're made.
00:10:17.000The elites are born, and then they all go to Harvard.
00:10:20.000And the Jews do not like that Harvard is allowing anything other than absolute conformity on the issue of the state of Israel or Jewish identity more broadly.
00:10:50.000I took some Advil so Hopefully the show will not be so difficult for me.
00:10:56.000But but yeah, I'm not feeling so hot today Before we get in so I'm just just giving you a heads up before we get into the news I want to remind you to smash the follow button on rumble and on cozy.
00:11:08.000Make sure you follow me on both You have to if you're not following me right now.
00:11:49.000I had, I think, 15,000 live viewers across both platforms.
00:11:57.000So I had 8,000 on Rumble, I think I had 7,000 on Cozy, and so I clocked in at just about 15,000 peak viewers, which is pretty solid, and as far as I know, I think that's the best stream I've ever done on Rumble.
00:12:45.000You didn't know I I you know, I think he maybe knows who I am But clearly a staffer did that I doubt he runs his own account Especially right after the debate So, I mean I like him.
00:12:59.000So if that caused him any trouble, hey my bad, although it was really his fault, but But I appreciate the support from our guy from our guy Vivek
00:13:12.000So yeah, a lot of good stuff last night.
00:13:13.000The stream, the shoutout, it's all good.
00:13:16.000Also, before we get into the news, and look, I'm going to cover this tomorrow.
00:13:22.000I know I said I was going to do a stream today, I woke up super late, and I was going to go live, but then it was like 7 o'clock, so I was like, I want to do a long stream.
00:13:33.000So, tomorrow I'm going to cover... This is, guys, this is why we play the game, okay?
00:13:43.000People ask me, why do you wake up every day and roll out of bed and eat a Big Mac and a Quarter Pounder and go on being on the no-fly list and having your money banned and being banned from Twitter and all the rest?
00:13:57.000Why do you subject yourself to this life?
00:14:00.000It's such a mean life and people are so nasty in politics and online.
00:14:45.000As we all, I think, knew from the beginning.
00:14:47.000That was never going to work out and finally the facade of a marriage came crumbling down and he announced the dissolution of their marriage after paying for one of the guys that she was seeing to live with her and paying for all her taxes among other things.
00:15:06.000So it's an incredible victory to cap off an amazing year for the Groypers
00:15:13.000Destiny is getting divorced and now a lot of people may say, hey, he's going through a tough time and whatever.
00:15:23.000I think this guy goes around promoting degeneracy, pornography, this deviant lifestyle, atheism.
00:15:32.000He deserves ruination in his life as an example.
00:15:36.000Also, he rejected my friendship, which I offered up, tried to be friends, and you know, had we been friends, we would still be friends today.
00:15:48.000Instead, he chose this other life, this other sordid lifestyle of degeneracy and drugs and transgenderism and all the rest.
00:16:38.000He tried to spoil all the fun at Fresh and Fit.
00:16:42.000Me and all my black friends were gonna deny the Holocaust and say how much we love Hitler.
00:16:47.000And he crashed the party to remind us that Jews rock.
00:16:50.000And I came in and I ruined his career with a devastating victory over him in front of 100,000 viewers.
00:16:58.000Then, I exposed him as an intellectual fraud by forwarding all these videos to Autumn Greuper, where he doesn't know American geography or world geography or anything like that.
00:17:25.000You got divorced, your wife dumped you for some other guy and your marriage crumbled because you suck and the Groypers won and the Liberals lost.
00:17:38.000If liberalism's such a good system, why'd your marriage fall apart?
00:17:42.000If being in an open relationship is such a great thing, why didn't your marriage work out?
00:17:50.000And, I think the wife is in love with me.
00:17:53.000Then that's the other thing, is not only are they divorced, but I think his wife is actually in love with me.
00:18:00.000Because she keeps talking about me in a heavily sexualized way.
00:18:07.000And that would reveal that she's having sexual thoughts about me.
00:18:11.000And so he's married to and is now divorced by the woman who had sexual thoughts for me, the man who single-handedly ruined his career and destroyed his credibility.
00:18:26.000I took him and I broke him and his wife is in love with me.
00:18:30.000And his wife is sort of in love with me.
00:18:34.000And looking at me like she wants to have sex with me.
00:18:38.000And I think that means that the Greupers won.
00:18:42.000Okay, anti-semitism, fascism, Christian nationalism, it all won.
00:18:48.000You can have your studies, you can have your data, but your wife wants to have sex with me.
00:18:54.000Not only this, I wrecked your career and destroyed you in front of a hundred thousand people.
00:19:39.000Kruipers are having sex with Destiny's wife and there's nothing he could do about it because it's happening in Virginia.
00:19:45.000He'll never find us because he can't locate this place on a map.
00:19:50.000So we'll get away with it and we'll never even be seen by him.
00:19:53.000He'll still be driving around in circles looking around confusing Guyana with Guinea and confusing Virginia with Wisconsin and Germany with Denmark.
00:21:53.000I mean, we're about to talk about one of these stories tonight where, and you'll see what I mean, the presidents of the Ivy Leagues are under this immense pressure
00:22:05.000Because, and it's not like the presidents of these universities are not pro-Jewish or pro-Zionist, it's that they're tolerating anything less than absolute conformity on the policy towards Israel.
00:22:20.000So, the standard that is being enforced is total.
00:22:49.000Of that, a diversity of opinions, or rather the opposition, the oppositional opinion on that matter, the whole weight, and we'll go through the story, of the government and their donors and politically, they're under attack.
00:23:10.000And the other thing, which we'll talk about tomorrow, Palantir, which is a firm for the deep state, it's like an intelligence firm,
00:23:19.000They announced today that they're reserving 180 seats only for Jews.
00:23:24.000That they're only going to hire Jews because of the rise of anti-Semitism.
00:23:29.000And the founder of the group is an African Jew, and this is run by Peter Thiel, or owned by Peter Thiel, who was the single biggest contributor in the 2022 election cycle.
00:23:43.000So it's like, everywhere you look, you see it.
00:23:49.000And I know for a lot of people it may come across as like this is my fixation or like this is my, you know, a bias or something like that.
00:23:58.000This is something I'm reading into everything.
00:25:15.000Although, I think the further that you go, the more you realize it's like that, but with this.
00:25:21.000How can you talk about current events with Elon Musk and this all-important war for free speech against censorship on the internet, which is one of the biggest developments in the history of mankind, by the way, it's not overstating it, you can't understate it, that the social media and smartphones and their universal adoption
00:25:43.000Has connected individuals and societies in a way which has never happened in history.
00:25:49.000Information and opinion and ideas have never gone faster or more rapidly or connected to more people.
00:25:59.000And the war for censorship is about that.
00:26:01.000And the war for censorship is bound up with this issue, with this issue of the Jewish influence in politics.
00:26:08.000An entrepreneur comes in and buys X to have free speech and who stands in opposition?
00:26:18.000It's these major companies boycotting over an apparently anti-Semitic remark.
00:26:23.000It's one of the most important issues, one of the most important technologies in the history of mankind.
00:26:29.000And the control of it, it runs through this issue.
00:26:35.000And the same thing goes with the creation of the State of Israel, a development 2,000 years in the making, which has obviously dominated politics for 20 years.
00:26:44.000And beyond that, even, I mean, 20 years, it goes back 100 years, 150 years.
00:26:50.000It was the subject of the Balfour Declaration, it was the subject of
00:27:15.000And the entire entertainment industry comes out to get them.
00:27:19.000If you're not talking about this, you're just not talking about anything.
00:27:23.000Oh, this reminded me of the thing that I wanted to talk about.
00:27:25.000So to that point, and I think I want to watch this tomorrow as well, I watched the interview with Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones today, and
00:27:37.000It's amazing that both of them are considered cancelled, and they're both considered extreme, and yet both of their opinions are so pedestrian.
00:27:54.000And honestly, I think that he is well-intentioned, and I think he's a brilliant entertainer, and I think even politically, I think he's more sophisticated than people give him credit for.
00:28:06.000With that being said, I watched the exchange between those two, and Jones says that there is a racial supremacist group of ethnic supremacists
00:28:26.000The People's Republic of China, the Chinese Communist Party, they have an ethnostate, that's what China is, it's an ethnostate, and it is led by ethnic supremacists who believe in the racial superiority of the Han Chinese people.
00:28:41.000He said that they control Hollywood, they fund the Democratic Party, they promote anti-white hatred and diversity, and they promote those two things
00:28:51.000In order to divide America and make America easier to control?
00:28:54.000And I'm listening to this and going on about other things.
00:28:59.000He says that Brian Stelter from CNN is the devil.
00:29:03.000And I'm thinking, is this really the edgiest and the deepest political discourse?
00:29:09.000This is considered as far as people can go?
00:29:13.000That we say that China, which is America's clear adversary, is the source of all the problems in the world?
00:29:28.000To say that there is a conspiracy in America, rather than that things are just sort of, you know, getting bad on their own,
00:29:37.000The idea that there is a conspiracy to subvert our country and to promote bad things, but the conspiracy is being led by America's geopolitical adversary?
00:30:13.000The entire debate last night, what I'm trying to say is these are two people considered at the furthest edge of what it is to be right-wing, and on this subject, which is the grand conspiracy, they wouldn't disagree with the obvious puppets and shills at the RNC debate.
00:30:32.000Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, Chris Christie, and Ron DeSantis, they are all bought and paid for by Jewish or Wall Street donors, by the big wigs in the party, by oil and gas, whatever.
00:30:43.000They're paid for by the interests that control America.
00:30:47.000And what they say on the televised debate is hardly any different from the grand conspiracy of the furthest flank of the American right.
00:30:59.000And so I watched that, and I don't want to give this man a hard time.
00:31:03.000I like Alex Jones a lot, but... But that's not what's going on in America.
00:31:46.000In addition to the Destiny content, but I I watch it and I'm just thinking man like and here's why that's actually counterproductive And I'm gonna get into this with Vivec as well.
00:31:58.000Actually, I think it's a nice segue What's in and this is maybe a perfect segue.
00:32:03.000We'll sort of dive in here And we'll talk about Actually a criticism I have of Vivec
00:32:11.000So, Tucker Carlson has said about the Great Replacement Theory, and I think Alex Jones has dabbled as well, it's interesting because what we say on America First, what I say, when I say the Great Replacement, here's what I mean.
00:32:25.000I mean that there is a global demographic transition happening, which is that the global south of largely non-white people, who are very poor, are moving north to invade and take over white countries.
00:32:45.000The United States is, was, a white country.
00:32:49.000Europe is and was a white civilization.
00:32:51.000Canada, Australia, it's the same thing.
00:32:54.000And in all of those places non-whites are pouring in as the white fertility rate goes down and the white population shrinks and the non-whites are being brought over and by definition replacing the white people.
00:33:09.000Not, the white population is not reproducing itself.
00:33:15.000Not enough white people are having children to replace a population of the same size or grow the population.
00:33:21.000So to replace those white people that would have been born, should have been born, to make up for that deficit in population, and even to create population growth, they're bringing in people, but they're not just bringing in any people, they're bringing in non-white people.
00:33:36.000And they're not even bringing in, they're not bringing in comparable non-white people, they're bringing in actually the lowest
00:33:44.000Wrongs on the ladder from other countries.
00:33:48.000The people that are coming into America are low IQ,
00:33:51.000Low skill, not proficient in English, and have frankly never lived in advanced developed civilizations.
00:34:00.000And this constitutes a very big problem because it spells the end of whites as a group, whites as a race, and it also spells the end of white civilization.
00:34:10.000It means that if every white jurisdiction is taken over by non-white people, they will be overpowered and eventually destroyed.
00:34:19.000So that means the end of white jurisdictions.
00:34:21.000It means the end of whites as a political entity in different nations.
00:34:26.000It also means the ends of white people in the world.
00:34:30.000And that is what we call the Great Replacement, but it's really white genocide.
00:34:35.000It's replacement migration toward the end of a white genocide.
00:34:40.000That if America's no longer white, and Europe is no longer white, if European nations are redefined according to the standard that they're for everybody, and everyone can be French, and everyone can be German, and everyone can be English, then no one will be.
00:34:56.000Then the ethnically French, ethnically German, ethnically English people will gradually diminish to the point of being a minority and then they will be discriminated against and then eventually there will be no more of them.
00:35:12.000Now, when Vivek or Tucker talk about this, I think they actually mean something different.
00:35:17.000Tucker Carlson, again, who interviews Alex Jones and everyone says, oh, this guy's the greatest and everything, Tucker has said repeatedly that Great Replacement, that THE Great Replacement, or Replacement Migration, is about voting rights.
00:36:16.000It's now for everybody other than white people.
00:36:19.000The only way to repulse this is to say, is to get all the white people together and say, and make that the substance of our politics, and say no.
00:36:40.000Now that doesn't mean that only Europeans can live here, but that should be the core population, and that should be the culture, and that's the history.
00:36:49.000And we're defending our country on the basis of its white identity against this competing multi-racial identity that people say America's everything and Europe is everything.
00:37:04.000But Tucker says that white identity politics is evil.
00:37:08.000It's as evil as any other identity politics.
00:37:11.000And he says that when that leader rises up, who says that whites must organize on the basis of their identity and their race to repulse this non-white invasion that seeks to redefine our countries and therefore destroy whites as a political entity,
00:37:30.000Tucker says he won't follow that person.
00:38:05.000And so the reason why I say that that becomes counterproductive is because everybody thinks this is the truth, and everybody thinks these guys are as far right as it gets.
00:38:13.000When people think, who's as far right, extreme as it gets?
00:38:18.000Oh, but he was right about things, but maybe he's too crazy.
00:38:22.000But when he does this anti-China thing, it is no different than the Israel oil and gas, big agriculture, Wall Street backed Republicans on the RNC stage.
00:38:33.000And when Tucker Carlson says replacement migration is about voting rights and people think that's edgy and that's extreme, it's frankly no different than just about anybody else.
00:38:44.000Name one Republican that's in favor of illegal immigration.
00:38:47.000Name one Republican that's not in favor of voter ID laws.
00:38:51.000That solves your issue of importing voters or whatever.
00:38:58.000The problem is what's happening to the racial composition of the nation.
00:39:03.000And and anyway, so that that's a good segue to get into our feature story about Vivek and Last night was the fourth GOP primary debate and I watched it.
00:39:13.000It was pretty good You can watch my live reaction to it.
00:39:16.000It's on my Rumble channel and overall I was very impressed with Vivek and I want to get into the things that I liked first, but but on that subject the first thing I want to talk about is that so he said
00:39:29.000On the Republican debate stage that replacement migration is real.
00:39:34.000It's not a conspiracy theory, but the Great Replacement is actually real and happening.
00:39:39.000And my one criticism is that I don't think that that is what he means.
00:39:44.000So I'd be very careful about people that are coming in to the political space on the right wing
00:39:51.000And they talk about the Great Replacement and they're not talking about white genocide.
00:41:09.000They're afraid of being proud of themselves.
00:41:12.000And as a consequence, they're afraid of asserting themselves in the world, recognizing that whites create the civilization that we have and the one that we like.
00:41:23.000And without the whites, we don't get that civilization anymore.
00:41:27.000And white people used to know that, and they knew that because when they encountered the indigenous peoples of America and Africa, they were primitive.
00:41:36.000And whites knew that because when they encountered the people in West Asia or East Asia, they had very different values, and they were very strange, and they were barbaric in some ways.
00:41:49.000And so white people had a consciousness for a long time that enabled them to do great things, and we've lost that.
00:41:56.000And that's a huge part of why we are allowing mass migration.
00:42:00.000That's why we're allowing all this crime and everything else.
00:42:05.000It's because we've been bullied in a white guilt.
00:42:08.000And so nobody should be afraid to say, I'm proud of being white.
00:43:37.000So anyway, so that's my only criticism, is when I hear him say that, I'm realizing that a lot of these people, and don't get me wrong, I think they're part of getting people to the right answer, I think they're a gateway, they're part of a pipeline where people get exposed to ideas and they sort of become acclimated, they get used to transgressive ideas, but that is not the final destination, that is not
00:44:05.000The point where we're trying to arrive and people need to know that people need to be aware of that that it goes far beyond That sort of thing it goes far beyond the you know
00:44:16.000Third Worldism of the Maggot Communists that goes far beyond populism or national populism, whatever you want to call it.
00:44:28.000It's recognizing what is happening with these populations and their effect on American society.
00:44:34.000No euphemisms, no dressing it up, no hiding behind
00:44:38.000Constructed ideologies, we have to talk about the flesh and blood people in the world and the things that they're doing and the consequences that those actions are having.
00:44:48.000And that conversation involves Jews as a group at the top, it involves a non-white people of which there are far more of them living in our society than ever before, and how that's affecting these countries, which have dominated the globe for five centuries.
00:45:05.000The last five centuries, I should say.
00:45:35.000So, nobody's even watching these anymore, and that's because everybody knows that Donald Trump will be the nominee.
00:45:43.000So, all these other people that are running, I think that people are really not interested.
00:45:48.000Maybe there was a time last year when the idea of an alternative to Trump was appealing to some people or interesting to some people, but after he has been indicted and after we've gotten to know this second tier of candidates, people have decided they're not interested.
00:46:05.000Trump has never had a bigger lead over the field or over the next closest opponent.
00:46:11.000These debates are viewed by fewer and fewer people and we're six weeks out from the Iowa caucus.
00:46:18.000So, to me, these debates are really more of an exercise.
00:46:23.000I'm not so interested in what they have to say, and I'm not really interested in them because this will influence the race.
00:46:30.000It's more just a curiosity, and maybe more than anything it tells us the state of the institutional Republican Party outside of Trump and MAGA world.
00:46:39.000And that means the donors, that means the people inside the party, that means the congressional leadership, all the others.
00:46:47.000So, the debate was last night, and the one bright spot in this primary, outside of Trump, is this Vivek.
00:46:56.000And I've been very positive about him, I've said a lot of good things about him, because some things I'm a little weary of, like his background, and he's not my ideal choice for president, but he has been the only one who is really pushing the envelope in the mainstream.
00:47:14.000He's the only one who seems to be talking about American identity.
00:47:18.000He's the only one that's talking about Israel in a specific way, which we'll get into.
00:47:24.000Talking about January 6th and the deep state and the problem of these, like, unelected bureaucrats that are really in control of the country.
00:47:32.000If you pay close attention, notice nobody talks about that.
00:47:36.000Trump talked about it seven years ago, but not so much anymore.
00:47:41.000And outside of Trump, at that time, nobody else discusses this.
00:47:45.000Which is interesting because, you know, you might think that the deep state is sort of like an entry-level red pill, and yet almost everybody else is not talking about it.
00:48:04.000And it seems that Donald Trump eight years ago, and Vivek now, are the only people that are acknowledging what is obvious, which is that it isn't about Joe Biden or Nancy Pelosi.
00:48:16.000Joe Biden is not in control of the executive branch.
00:48:20.000Nancy Pelosi does not control the laws in the country.
00:48:25.000Congress doesn't pass the laws and the executive branch, or rather the president, doesn't enforce them.
00:48:33.000It is think tanks and lobbyists and staffers that write the bills and then it is a permanent class of bureaucrats in the departments and agencies of the federal government that, with their discretion, interpret and enforce them.
00:48:48.000And so if the law-making and law-enforcing institutions are both controlled, effectively, by unelected people, unelected people that shuffle around between candidates within their own party, or politicians in their own party, or between parties, and that effectively work in politics their entire lives and never leave Washington, D.C.,
00:49:09.000Those are the people that are really in charge.
00:49:11.000So why are we talking about Joe Biden and whether he's falling down the stairs or not?
00:49:16.000Why are we talking about Nancy Pelosi and the people in Congress?
00:49:21.000Outside of a handful of active members, like Matt Gaetz might be a good example, they are not in control.
00:49:30.000And like I said, I think that's a pretty basic idea, and I think that on some level everyone has an intuitive grasp of this concept.
00:49:38.000And more than ever since Donald Trump won the nomination eight years ago, on that platform, people are becoming aware of it, yet there is this backsliding.
00:49:48.000And without Vivek on the stage, nobody would be talking about that.
00:49:52.000So anyway, that, among many other things, are why I think Vivek is great.
00:50:03.000It says, quote, Vivek Ramaswamy emerged from the fourth GOP debate in Alabama facing backlash from Republicans over his aggressive performance.
00:50:12.000The 38-year-old GOP millennial called former UN ambassador Nikki Haley fascist.
00:50:50.000I don't know why that's so funny to me, but when Scott Greer says, oh, so-and-so went full Bud Light, that makes me laugh.
00:50:58.000It's the most basic thing, but I get a kick out of it for some reason.
00:51:06.000He also claimed former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's version of foreign policy experience was closing a bridge from New Jersey to New York.
00:51:15.000His attacks were met with blowback from his GOP competitors, while some strategists afterward argued the tactics demonstrated he was unserious.
00:51:24.000Does any of this sound familiar, by the way?
00:51:27.000I didn't give any hints, but does any of this sound familiar?
00:51:38.000That they're describing something that we all, well,
00:51:43.000Everyone that's, you know, my age and older remembers.
00:51:48.000It goes on, it says, Ramaswamy came out swinging during the fourth debate in Alabama hosted by News Nation.
00:51:55.000He targeted several contenders, particularly Haley and Christie, even at one point holding up a piece of paper reading, Nikki Haley equals corrupt.
00:52:05.000He said, reject this myth they've been selling you that somebody had a cup of coffee stint at the UN and then makes 8 million bucks after has real foreign policy experience.
00:52:16.000His debate performance also generated scrutiny after he floated several debunked claims including that the January 6th Capitol attack was an inside job, the 2020 election was stolen by big tech, and that the Great Replacement is not a conspiracy.
00:52:32.000CNN analyst Van Jones said Wednesday night that Ramaswamy's remarks had left him shaking.
00:52:43.000He was pressed by CNN reporter Dana Bash over some of his controversial views during the exchange.
00:52:49.000He doubled down, arguing it was important to have a discussion about the events of January 6, among other topics.
00:52:56.000And what's amazing, aside from the actual remarks themselves, it's amazing how little self-awareness the press has that they are describing Donald Trump.
00:53:08.000They said the same things about Donald Trump in the 2016 Republican primary.
00:53:16.000After Trump won they gained some awareness of this that when the liberal press that everyone hates was complaining about someone and talking about literally shaking and oh you're just not serious or you're dangerous which are all different they're all different appeals in their own way you know for someone to say oh I'm just shaking
00:53:39.000They said the exact same thing about Trump.
00:53:41.000And then they try to delegitimize the campaign by saying it's not serious.
00:54:10.000Those are all, they all sound, they're all in the same family and they sound similar but they're all different and distinct appeals and we heard all of them with Trump.
00:54:27.000He's a different person, different generation, different type.
00:54:32.000You know, Trump made his fortune in real estate in New York City in the 70s and 80s.
00:54:38.000That's a totally different ballgame than Vivek.
00:54:41.000whose parents came here from India and he got his start in Ohio and he founded a tech company and you know the this new wealthy class of tech people is very different in temperament and very different in worldview than the old wealthy class of guys that worked at General Electric or they they had a real estate empire totally different totally different ballgame it's like a culture shock
00:55:10.000That's the difference between some Silicon Valley gamer, hippie, new-age spiritualist, you know, like Steve Jobs, who was a Buddhist, and said, those that are crazy enough to think they can change the world, they're the ones who do.
00:55:26.000And guys like Trump and Chris Christie, who are, you know, banging sluts, and they're connected to the mafia, you know, they're connected all of a sudden, you know what I'm talking about.
00:56:25.000It's always the navy suit and the red tie.
00:56:27.000And Vivek is really more, even though Trump has an appeal on social media, he's an adept Twitter user, which is really microblogging, although no one knows him for any Instagram or Facebook or whatever.
00:56:57.000He could go on a Destiny stream or a Ben Shapiro show and go toe-to-toe, being sharp and quick and having a vast base of general knowledge.
00:57:09.000So in some ways they're similar in the sense that they're very effective at these
00:57:16.000I also think that has to do with his look.
00:57:40.000And you know, maybe this is gonna sound racist, I just don't think that's gonna happen.
00:57:45.000I just think that's, if we're all being honest, it's the same thing with Pete Buttigieg.
00:57:49.000You know, a lot of Democrats liked him, but people look at him and they see a short, weird, homosexual, and this country's not gonna do that.
00:58:28.000But the point is, is they're all saying this about Vivek, and at the minimum, that earns him a second glance.
00:58:36.000For anyone that looks at Vivek and says, this guy is some sort of subversive, or an entryist, or maybe he's not exactly who he says he is, when the media says those kinds of things, and specifically when Vivek says the things that he says,
00:58:53.000That taken together warrants a second glance that, hey, maybe this guy is a positive force, which I think he is.
00:59:01.000And the reason that they say they're shaking and that he's dangerous and that he's not serious is because, like I said last night, he's really coming for the legitimacy of the entire system.
00:59:14.000He is a revolutionary in the way that Donald Trump was.
00:59:18.000Donald Trump did not govern as a revolutionary, but he campaigned as one.
00:59:22.000Donald Trump came in and said, just like I said earlier, he didn't set his sights on Hillary Clinton and the Democrats or liberalism.
00:59:56.000And Trump came in and didn't talk about, I'm going to make the country free, or I'm going to stop socialism, and I'm going to defeat Hillary Clinton.
01:00:05.000He came in and said, our whole system has to go.
01:01:19.000When Vivek goes up there and says January 6th was an inside job, specifically talking about the bureaucracy, when he says Great Replacement is real, and goes against mass migration, which is a consensus on both sides, when he goes out there and criticizes Israel, again another consensus on both sides, he's challenging power itself,
01:03:53.000He's an affable, your typical big tech, or rather Silicon Valley entrepreneur type, which we all know, upbeat, enthusiastic, millennial tech guru.
01:04:16.000It's not dangerous for us, it's dangerous for them.
01:04:19.000And the other thing, this is the last thing I want to say, so I think I've made that point.
01:04:23.000The last thing I want to say about Vivek, what's really interesting is how he's navigating the Israel issue.
01:04:29.000Because if you notice, last month, or maybe a month or two ago, he got in a lot of trouble for saying, someone said, do you support Israel?
01:04:48.000And if you notice, the media treated Vivek like a novelty for most of this year.
01:04:54.000And they were sort of amused by him, and he was sort of this funny novelty act.
01:05:01.000But mark my words, if you go back and you look at the search results before and after, whenever that happened, that inflection point, that's when they started to say, he's dangerous, he gives me the chills, he's not serious, because of course you're not supposed to do that.
01:05:17.000But he's reframing the issue in a very calculated way, like what he said last night and what he also said a couple months ago.
01:05:24.000Of course it would be blasphemous politically to say that we will cut Israel's aid or we will not do everything to support Israel.
01:05:30.000So he's not going to go out there and say, I will cut Israel's aid.
01:05:35.000He's repackaging the issue by coming out and saying, uh, I am the most pro-Israel guy, and what makes me pro-Israel is the fact that I want Israel to be so strong that it can be independent from us.
01:05:50.000And that is in the spirit of Ben-Gurion, the George Washington of Israel, and that is going to make Israel stronger, and that way they don't need to ask permission.
01:06:00.000Now what he's saying is, he's not saying I'm going to cut off Israel's aid, he's saying, well, we want Israel to not need our aid.
01:06:08.000And he's not saying that he will not support everything the Israeli government does, he's saying we need to get to a point where Israel doesn't need us to support everything that they do.
01:06:20.000And so he's repackaging it in sort of a clever and coy way, sort of rearranging it.
01:06:27.000But I know that the meaning, the subtext there, is not lost on the institutions.
01:07:41.000And then she says, when it comes to Israel's foreign aid, when it comes to the money we send them, your money that the government sends them, she says, the only thing we need to say is this.
01:07:52.000Whatever they need, when they need it, no questions asked.
01:07:55.000And they go out there and say that Israel must do everything to wipe Hamas off the map and we must support them.
01:08:52.000And so for Vivek to come in and when they say, what do you think about Israel?
01:08:55.000And he says, well... That goes to show it's a different category.
01:09:03.000And he goes in and says, well, I mean, I'm pro-Israel, and here's how I'm pro-Israel.
01:09:10.000You know, with that kind of equivocation and explaining it in that way, again, maybe for the stupid goyim voters, for the evangelicals and, you know, all the Protestant Zionist types, they're all going to say, oh, okay, whatever.
01:09:26.000Maybe some of them can see through it.
01:09:29.000And he can say, he can say, well, hey, I said I'm pro-Israel.
01:09:32.000It's almost also plausible deniability.
01:09:34.000If anyone calls him out, he could say, what?
01:10:04.000And they could say they can all they want, but they don't now, and they couldn't.
01:10:10.000They don't subsist without us, they don't survive without us, and they couldn't if we didn't support them.
01:10:16.000Because the funny thing is about Jews, they're so smug and arrogant and prideful that when somebody says, wow, you know, whatever you think about the arrangement, obviously Israel controls America.
01:10:30.000But if you were to say, yeah, Israel can't survive without America,
01:10:35.000Like, Ben Shapiro and all these other smug Jews will say, Israel's a strong country, we can defend ourselves, we don't need you.
01:10:47.000And even though they're extracting resources all the time, and they know the score, they deny it because they're arrogant.
01:10:54.000And they don't, even though they control us, and like I said, they extract all this stuff, they don't want to admit it.
01:11:01.000They don't want to admit, even though that we're the leashed party, we're the suzerain, we're the vassal state, they don't even want to admit that they're dependent on their slave, that they're dependent on their vassal.
01:11:45.000He's against the war in Ukraine as well, and that's similar but not quite the same.
01:11:50.000So, by attacking the bureaucratic state, by going against the mass migration consensus, going against the intervention Israel consensus, he is attacking the system.
01:12:01.000That's why the media says the same things that they say about Trump, because Trump was doing the same thing then.
01:12:07.000And the thing that they're doing is they are true revolutionaries.
01:12:10.000And he even said that in the last debate or the second debate.
01:12:15.000He said, I am not in favor of incremental reform.
01:12:25.000Because that's the kind of mindset that we need.
01:12:27.000Somebody to come in and not say, we're going to work with the system, we're going to promise to sort of negotiate and get a little something.
01:12:35.000We need to totally turn over the table and have full regime change in America.
01:12:41.000And honestly, he's even the only one talking about it now.
01:12:45.000Trump doesn't even talk about this stuff anymore.
01:14:00.000You have all these anonymous people that criticize a guy like Vivek for being Indian or whatever.
01:14:05.000Or even some criticize me for being Hispanic.
01:14:07.000It's like, where's... I'm sorry, where is the 100% Bavarian phenotype billionaire politician that's saying the stuff that Vivek is, or that I am, or whoever is?
01:14:54.000So if Ye and Vivek have the balls to talk about, on the one side, Jewish power and Vivek, on the other side, to sort of revive the things that Trump was talking about in 2016, are we really going to sit there and countersignal them and say, yeah, that would be great, but we need to wait for a white person to say those things?
01:15:17.000So, as long as the ideas are getting out there and they're getting to white people, I'm fine with that.
01:15:23.000But that's really part of my job, is to raise up a generation of the most talented and brilliant people.
01:15:30.000We need to create a thousand Vivecs and Yeas.
01:15:33.000We need to create a whole generation of people that rise up that are aware of this stuff, that are aware of the fundamental truths about white genocide and Jewish power.
01:15:42.000And then to undertake to reverse them.
01:15:46.000We need to raise all the geniuses, all the brilliant people, all the creative people that are going to go on and become rich and powerful and influential.
01:15:54.000We need them to know deep down or remember that they watch this show and they need to remember that Jews are satanic Kabbalists.
01:16:03.000And they need to know that Jews run this country and they deprive it of sovereignty and they don't care about you.
01:16:09.000They need to know that this country is being invaded by non-white people who are not going to generate the society that we're used to living in and the one that we like.
01:16:32.000and we're out of time so I'm gonna move on I'm gonna take a look at our super chats we'll get to this college story and Palantir tomorrow they actually go better together so probably that's a coat but we'll do the Palantir and the Ivy League story tomorrow because we're out of time but but that's that I mean that's really the ultimate thing is
01:18:00.000And they don't know that because it's been censored.
01:18:03.000And so, at this stage, this transitional stage, the job of people like me, or Keith, or whoever, is to create resources that are viral, that are compelling, and to bring them to the people, and for people to know these things.
01:18:17.000And when people know these things, it changes the political consciousness.
01:18:22.000That's why Charlie Kirk doesn't shill for Israel like he used to.
01:18:29.000You want to know why he's self-conscious about it?
01:18:32.000Because five years ago, when nobody knew any better, he was going out there and saying, I love Israel and the food and the culture and, you know, America.
01:19:00.000And four years later, five years of Groyper War, of constant warfare and revolution on the internet, the endless revolution, the persistent and fanatical redpilling of the masses, now Charlie Kirk
01:19:16.000Who is very aware of us and what we do.
01:19:19.000He doesn't come out there and say, I love Israel anymore.
01:19:23.000Because he is aware that if he does, he will be attacked on that basis.
01:19:29.000And he is aware that people in his organization have gotten tired of it.
01:19:36.000And if we influence the influencers, because of course I'm like the political person's political person.
01:19:41.000You know, your person who has a pretty casual engagement with politics maybe doesn't know who I am, but everyone in Congress knows my name because they know they'll get fired if they watch my show or hire someone I know or whatever.
01:19:54.000And so we influence the influencers, we influence, you know, people that are high IQ, politically engaged.
01:20:00.000And the goal is that a class of people will go out into the world with this information, with that consciousness, and it will affect what happens.
01:20:11.000The white genocide can't go on if people fully, if they fully and completely understand what's going on here.
01:20:17.000Eventually people start to speak out, fight back, find alternatives, whatever.
01:20:24.000And, you know, Vivek and Ye are part of that.
01:20:27.000If they can start to get people asking questions, and as long as people are just saying it, just even saying those words, that's why they don't like those words.
01:20:36.000That's why, you know, some of the people that are connected to the Zionists, they say, oh wow, you know, you think naming the Jew is going to solve things?
01:20:45.000They really don't like when people even say the words, because they don't want those words in people's consciousness.
01:20:51.000They want other words to be in people's consciousness.
01:20:55.000That's why they talk about Democrats, Democrats, Communists, Communists, Socialists, the Left, the Left.
01:21:00.000They don't want you to talk about Jews.
01:21:01.000They don't want you to talk about Zionists.
01:21:03.000That's why they never say those words.
01:21:05.000People start to think about Jews and Zionists, they start to think about Christians and Americans, they start to think about the differences, and they start to think about a fine line between the two and how they're incompatible in certain ways.
01:21:19.000We take it to its logical conclusion and everyone that rejects this degeneracy, everyone that loves God, everyone that wants our country to succeed, can't support the status quo.
01:21:32.000So, you know, the logical end is revolution.
01:21:36.000Not a violent revolution, not a violent, you know, whatever, but a revolution in our consciousness and then a peaceful and lawful regime change through the democratic process.
01:24:42.000I don't know if I'm going to do an alternative, because the problem with these alternatives is people aren't on there already.
01:24:47.000With the Discord, everyone has Discord, so everyone just joins, but... I don't know if it has the same effect if people have to onboard onto a whole new app and, you know, stuff like that.
01:25:01.000Doody sent $3, and then Trump said, oh Nikki Haley, you stupid bitch, as he watched the debate from his private jet.
01:25:09.000That's gotta be, like, one of my all-time favorite expressions.
01:25:21.000I mean, not to get gay or whatever, because, you know, Breaking Bad is a little redded, but... I love whenever that clip comes up on TikTok on my feed, and he goes, you stupid bitch!
01:25:32.000That's what we all wanted to say from the beginning of the show.
01:25:37.000And whenever anybody says that, I just love it.
01:25:39.000You know, when people in like the incel community say that, they're like, you stupid fucking bitch.
01:26:49.000This is something that we must be rigid.
01:26:53.000This is why another reason I'm uniquely, I think, suited to this.
01:26:58.000I'm not one of these people that wants to be clever, that wants to be the edgiest, that is seeking a religion to validate my political opinions.
01:28:10.000At the high levels of society, and specifically among the Jews.
01:28:15.000And, you know, whenever I see that stuff it just makes me want to proclaim louder and more firmly and more rigidly that it is nothing other than Jesus Christ.
01:28:25.000No pagan stuff, no false gods, no deities, no demons.
01:29:16.000And I'm far more concerned about that than I am about even non-white people or mass migration.
01:29:24.000These people that are commuting with demons and engaging in this sort of witchcraft and stuff, and these people that are suppressing the name Christ and suppressing Christianity, they must be absolutely annihilated when we take power.
01:29:38.000I'm not calling for political violence, but that cannot have any quarter in our society.
01:29:44.000And we need to put up a crucifix in every home, in every room, in every school, in every government office to signal Christ's reign over our country.
01:29:55.000Not that God needs it, but it must be outwardly expressed from the interior that this is God's country.
01:33:34.000So, we pray for everybody in Gaza, and we pray for the children, and we pray for the Christian martyrs, and we pray for everyone that's being targeted by Israel with this barbaric campaign.
01:33:47.000And by the way, this is what we support.
01:36:16.000And, you know, I have so much footage.
01:36:38.000From that time, you know, and it's funny because I was trying to get it for a long time because When we were there with yay, he wanted us to film everything for like a week Towards the end.
01:36:52.000He didn't The end of that period I'm talking about But at least we started out he wanted everything filmed and he would get mad if there wasn't like two or three cameras on him at all times he would lose his mind and
01:37:11.000So I have and then point is I was trying to get this footage because the day before Mar-a-Lago we had the session where I really showed off in front of Ye and that's when he really sort of saw me.
01:37:25.000That's when he saw me and he saw my potential and I guess he started to like me.
01:37:30.000And I just was dying to have that footage and there were two guys that contracted with yay To do the footage and I hit both of them up recently and I'm like, hey, you know hate to hate to bother But do you have that footage from November 21st?
01:37:45.000Because you know, it's just for sentimental purposes for like historical purpose I just want that because I wanted I want to preserve it.
01:37:52.000I want to know that it exists, you know, maybe eventually I want it to be public and
01:38:53.000Milo is always doing this like pickup artist like 48 laws of power shit Where you know these kinds of people where they're always trying to do these like tricks to one-up you in a social situation like The first thing that I said to yay in this group session that really that he really loved
01:39:13.000Milo jumped in right after to be like he literally jumped in frame is like, yep.
01:39:18.000That's why we're here That's why we're here and and we have so many we have so many good ideas like that And yeah, like Nick was saying blah blah blah and like everything that I said he would jump in and try to be like, yep that was my idea too and and also this too and I remember even early on like the first or second day that we were there and
01:39:42.000I was kind of trying to get Ye's attention.
01:39:44.000I was like, yo, Ye, so remember how the other day you asked about this?
01:39:47.000Well, I did all this and this and that and I'm gonna make these calls and we're gonna make it happen.
01:39:52.000And Milo was like, oh, great job, Nick.
01:40:32.000I don't need to be told what to do by a gay Jew.
01:40:34.000I'm here to work for him, not for you.
01:40:37.000So if I'm working for you, then I'm out.
01:40:39.000And so there it was it was contentious, but it was difficult I remember calling people and saying I'm in this really tough spot because I want to be here.
01:40:46.000I want to steer it and yet I'm with the worst person alive and You know he's trying to use this against me so so I was telling I was telling people like I got to navigate the situation where I
01:41:02.000I don't want to step out of the... what's the expression?
01:41:05.000I want to have my foot in another boat before I step out of this one.
01:41:08.000Whatever it is, I didn't want to... I wanted to establish that relationship before I really made a big fuss with Milo.
01:41:26.000I don't need to... I'm not doing this.
01:41:30.000But I said, I'll bear it out for a week or two, and if I could build an independent relationship, and if I could get access to Ye, without Milo gatekeeping it, then it'll be worth it to stick around.
01:41:44.000And I did on the 21st, and then on the 22nd.
01:41:48.000But those first few days, I remember I would say, yo, yay, so I did this, this, and this, and Milo would jump in and be like, good job, yes, good job, employee, good job, yeah, yay, so he's doing that.
01:42:37.000I remember because Milo kept trying to kiss his ass and be like, sir, sir, and Ye would be like, bro, stop calling me sir, call me Ye.
01:42:45.000And, you know, Ye would do, he'd put everybody in a circle and he'd invite everybody to be a part of the discussion, didn't want people to interrupt.
01:42:52.000He would ask, he asked the homeless guy, he'd talk to the homeless guy for five hours about politics.
01:42:57.000Because that's the kind of guy he is, you know?
01:43:03.000I look at Ye and I'm like, how can I be more like him in a certain sense?
01:43:07.000Because, I mean, me, I look at some people and I'm very dismissive.
01:43:11.000I'm like, nope, nope, nope, swipe left, nope, nope, nope, don't like you, don't like this.
01:43:16.000I mean, and this homeless guy, this guy was...
01:43:20.000Little I mean he's like pissing on himself During the meeting.
01:43:26.000He literally had urine running down his leg while he was talking about the stuff I'm like, you know quite honestly, I believe in this to an extent but this guy I mean
01:43:53.000And so, you know, in that sense, he's really...
01:43:59.000That's why he's a remarkable human being that's one of the reasons that speaks to the the depth I think of his soul and And everyone was in there.
01:44:07.000I was in that circle and even the driver was in that circle everybody was so That first night Anyway, so yeah, he was always trying to do that shit.
01:44:15.000It's funny that you that you noticed and
01:44:19.000I hate that kind of stuff, because me, I'm the opposite.
01:44:22.000I give and give, like that guy Daniel Schmidt, who I invited to the meeting with Ye in February, and I just give, because I was like, I felt bad for him, I said he really stuck his neck out for Ye, and so I said I think it'd be nice to have him at this meeting and introduce him to Ye, I said as sort of,
01:44:44.000Because I looked at him and I said, he's sort of similar to me and he's really sticking his neck out, standing by Ye and probably jeopardizing future opportunities.
01:44:53.000I said, I kind of want to give him an opportunity to meet his hero and whatever.
01:44:57.000Because he had no business being at this meeting.
01:45:02.000And it was a total fuck-up embarrassment, by the way.
01:45:04.000I mean, he totally embarrassed me and did not take any of my advice and Ye does not like him.
01:45:10.000But anyway, but I did that, and then he pays me back by betraying me like three months later.
01:45:15.000And that's a perfect example of if I were another kind of person, I would tell him the deal and say, listen, I'm gonna make you a deal, but only if you work for me and you're my slave forever, and you know, and I'm gonna introduce you to Ye as like my assistant or whatever.
01:46:01.000Because Italians, if you know us, we'll give and we'll give and we'll be good hosts and we'll show up for you and we'll not show up empty-handed and we'll invite you to our home and everything.
01:46:13.000If we can help you out, we'll help you out.
01:46:17.000Everything with Jews is a debt contract.
01:46:20.000Everything that they do for you enslaves you in a debt contract, or at least that's how they think.
01:46:27.000And they are ruthless, and they kill, and they're unscrupulous, and they have no loyalty, and if they do a favor, it's going in a ledger somewhere.
01:46:39.000Italians do a favor, and, you know, Italians do kind of have a ledger, but it's more like wedding presents and stuff, but like, Jews really have a ledger.
01:46:47.000If they do something for you, then, you know, you owe them forever.
01:47:51.000And you know, the irony is that if he was just a good friend, that would be enough.
01:47:59.000And people would enjoy his friendship.
01:48:02.000But for him, he was always trying to get friends by showing off his wealth, of which he had none, but you know, he would get paid and then he'd use it to spend it on something to pretend like he was rich.
01:48:14.000His credit card would decline everywhere.
01:48:17.000But for him, it was like he needed to be this character.
01:48:21.000He needed to be this larger-than-life character who has money and who's influential and whatever.
01:48:29.000And it's like, you know, but people aren't friends with people because of those reasons.
01:48:33.000They're friends with people because they like them, because of affinity, because of loyalty.
01:48:37.000And if you just bring those things to the table, people like you.
01:48:41.000But with him, he was always like, why don't you trust me?
01:48:55.000Let's not pretend this is anything other than it is.
01:49:00.000So he would go to great lengths to sort of demonstrate his usefulness, or demonstrate his status, to think that people would like him for that.
01:49:10.000And when the Ye thing happened, I never will forget, when we were on the road to the airport to Dulles in DC, he was like, oh well you owe me forever for this, I can't believe you're making me do this, blah blah blah.
01:49:22.000But for him it really was like, him doing something for a friend is like, oh now I'm your boss, now I control your life, now I control your assets.
01:49:55.000And for him, it turned into this weird battle for authority.
01:50:05.000You know and I'm just not and you know be one thing it'd be one thing if it was honest like I would at my age at this point in time I would go to such a young person and say you can be my apprentice and these are the expectations and this is the opportunity and at a certain point in time you know then then we could be partners or something you know
01:50:26.000I could say, but that's very, if I could take on an apprentice and say, oh, you know, you're 18, you're getting your start, or you're a young guy, whatever, and have you interned for me, and these are the expectations, then, you know, I'll open up my network and blah, blah, blah.
01:50:44.000It's another thing if you say, you're my friend, and it's a basis of equality, and I scratch your back, you scratch mine, we're looking out for each other.
01:50:53.000You know, it was always this weird, like, he wants me to like him, he wants me to think I'm his real friend, but also he always wanted to have what I have, which is a fanatical, loyal base of support and notoriety, sort of wanted to live vicariously through me, wanted to sort of be a part of the exciting thing happening in the right.
01:51:18.000I don't like to talk about it because of course it's like narcissistic supply, but at the same time it was sort of a fascinating dynamic and it's interesting psychology behind it, but And I always love when I get to go mask off I always love because you know what whenever I'm whenever I have to deal with somebody that I don't really like I have to sort of play a sort of a game and
01:51:39.000And I always love the post-game recap, you know?
01:51:42.000Like, in the history of these things, when I have to, like, pretend that I like John Doyle, and then he attacks me, and I'm like, finally, I don't have to pretend to like this insufferable fucking nerd.
01:51:51.000And the thing is, it's business, you know?
01:52:05.000I'm loyal But I I don't like I did, you know, I don't love most people's company It is what it is, but then after the fact you could always say yes.
01:52:14.000So anyway, here's here's my real thoughts So so I love the post game.
01:52:53.000And yeah, he likes me, you know that that's no one can take that away from him.
01:52:57.000I Said he liked me and that it's such a kick out of that.
01:53:02.000We really were like Kindred spirits, you know, I haven't talked to him since like June I think haven't talked to yay that is but You know, but they're really there was a real connection no one can deny there was a real connection for about five or six months So
01:53:24.000And it wasn't even, you know, a lot of people said back in May and June, they said I got fired.
01:54:27.000I only say that because I really love him as a guy and I really admire him in so many ways and it was just tremendously validating to get that validation from him.
01:54:40.000I don't say that to be like, well, the famous guy likes me.
01:54:45.000I mean, I really, I think anyone who knows me knows
01:54:50.000that I just have a deep love for this for this guy and you know for for us to have that sort of connection for six months it meant the world to me it really did so and I don't want you know people get the wrong idea because people gossip but anyway good times good times but anyway but let's move on we'll do another super chat I got 30 more to read
01:55:33.000I, I wanted to be a priest when I was, uh, when I was little, which I actually forgot, but, um, but my mom told me recently that when I was like in second grade,
01:55:45.000For a while, all I wanted to do was to be a priest.
02:00:16.000I wasn't mad because I you know, I Don't do people get mad about finding out Santa's not real That that probably has to be another IQ test Getting mad about being lied to about Santa if you're I feel like if you're dumb you'd get mad about that you know, I feel like you you can appreciate what Santa is and that it's a
02:00:42.000That it's sort of a whimsical, fantastical tradition or idea.
02:00:50.000And I feel like you enjoy that and it, you know, it's a fib.
02:00:54.000It's a white lie, but it's for your own good.
02:00:57.000So I don't know who would get mad about that.
02:00:58.000I got mad that I found out he wasn't real, that my dad said that.
02:01:59.000Okay, can you help me with my school assignment?
02:02:02.000Now if you had a budget and it was like a legit documentary, I'd say maybe, but...
02:02:07.000I don't know if I... When you say I want to explore it objectively, it sounds like you're a liberal and you want me to participate in your class project.
02:02:17.000So I don't... I think I might pass on that, but you can email me.
02:02:20.000You can email me with more information, but no promises.
02:04:56.000Preface by saying I'm not suicidal, but literally these I'm on this meal thing now because I just was eating so much fast food and I want to commit suicide, you know, the one the one thing I have to look forward to in my whole life is pizza and you know burgers and fried chicken and stuff like that and
02:06:28.000You know, all these people, they have sex, they do drugs, they're married, their wife makes them whatever they want, you know, they live a normal life, they watch their TV, they eat their num-nums, everything's great.
02:06:41.000Me, I am under siege by the Jews for my entire adult life, I look forward to ice cream.
02:09:10.000You have, you know, you found the love of your life.
02:09:14.000You know, you're in high school, passing notes in class.
02:09:18.000You take her to the prom, you kiss her, you think you're the luckiest boy in the world, you go on dates, it gets more serious, you ask the father for a hand in marriage, you have a beautiful ceremony, and then the kids come and she's pregnant and she's rubbing her tummy.
02:09:37.000You know, and then the birth, and you're taking pictures with the, you're holding the child, and all this, and you, and then they take their first step, and they say, Mama, and then they go to school, and then, you know, and all, but it's a little tense, because, you know, they're testing the boundaries, and this little girl, you know, she's fighting with her mom, and she's having body, she has braces, she goes through an awkward phase, then she's off to college, you know, they grow up so fast,
02:11:16.000It's very tragic actually, but there's a funny premise there.
02:11:32.000But that really speaks to the following the the central joke is the folly of life which is that You die at any time for any reason no matter how stupid you know That's the joke that you have to laugh about So anyway, that's that though
02:14:32.000snack box a hearty mix of thick smoked goods what oh it's like cheese and crackers yeah no never mind i thought that was like like an appetizer platter i think it's in like what where is it bowling brook
02:17:58.000Zachariah Seed sent $10, the Rumble streams are so fire tbh.
02:18:03.000I like the consistency of seriousness of the America First show and just the casual giga niga zoomer energy of the Rumble streams just slaps different.
02:18:11.000Also, your rant at that anti-American isolationist door class stream was just IT niga.
02:18:40.000Caught the stream late but I just wanted to say hi and I'm home from Fiji so I'll start super chatting and I know you missed my super chats more than anyone's.