SUBWAY HERO INDICTED??? MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES Filed In Neely Slaying, INJUSTICE | America First Ep. 1161SUBWAY HERO INDICTED??? MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES Filed In Neely Slaying, INJUSTICE | America First Ep. 1161
In this episode of Cozy, I talk about a car crash that left me with extensive injuries, the return of all of my old advertisers to Twitter, and why I don t like people who hate me for no reason. I also talk about an epic mealtime moment involving a woman and a man named Harley Somethingstein, and how it's never enough that somebody doesn't like me. I don't know what it is, but it's probably not good. Cozy is a show that focuses on the intersection of culture, technology, and pop culture. It's a place where people come together to talk about pop culture, politics, pop culture and other things related to pop culture in general. Cozy doesn't have a theme song, but we'll get to that later in the show. I'm going to try to upload a new song soon, but I'm not sure if it'll make it in time for the next upload. I'll let y'all know when I can upload a song that's good enough for you to listen to on the . tweet me and let me know what you thought of it! Timestamps: 4:00 - I'm sorry for the late episode 5:20 - I was in a car accident 6:30 - I can't remember what I said 7:00 8:00 | Who's better than you? 9:15 - Who do you hate me? 11:40 - What's the worst person in the world? 12:20 13: What do you like about me? 14:40 15: What's your favorite food? 16:30 17: What s your favorite mealtime? 19:30 | Do you like my favorite thing? 21:40 | What's a good mealtime song? 22:50 - How do you think I m going to eat? 23:20 | How do I feel about me now? 24:00 + 26:00 // 27:10 26:10 - I m sorry? 27:30 + 28:00 / 27:00 & 29:10 | What are you trying to do with my life? 35:00 Intro Music: "Mealtime" 36:10 + 33:00+ + 35:15 32:30 & 35:40 + 36:30 // 35:30+ + 37:00)
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00:01:36.000So anyway, so it's a very late show but you know what?
00:01:39.000Look, I'm a busy guy in the middle of a complicated situation at the moment given my extensive injuries across my body as well as
00:01:49.000uh other situations such as running this show but anyway I apologize for the late hour I was so close I was this close to doing the show on time I mean right before this car crash I was really getting it down I was really narrowing the show down to nine o'clock
00:02:07.000And I think I said before I got in the accident, I said, watch, I'm gonna start doing the show on time and forces beyond my control will intervene to make sure it's late because I'm just late to everything.
00:08:03.000I feel like my whole life is like this, right?
00:08:05.000Like I'm looking through my Snapchat memories and I see a memory like I saved some clip from Alex Jones when I was in high school and now here I am 10 years later and he's on Steve Crowder talking about some people blame the Jews for everything but we are Judeo-Christian and it's like bro
00:09:10.000And our first story tonight is about the Elon Musk CEO transition and I suppose we should have seen this coming because he conducted a poll on his Twitter I think it was about a month ago and he said
00:09:25.000He said he would abide by the results of the poll.
00:09:27.000He wanted people to vote on whether or not he should remain the chief executive of the company, and everyone voted no.
00:09:36.000So now, apparently he's quitting, and he's going to put in place this woman, and this is not 100%, but this is who everybody suspects is the candidate for the job.
00:10:16.000Musk said he will transition to the role of Chief Technology Officer of the social media platform within the next few weeks.
00:10:23.000The Wall Street Journal cited people familiar with the situation and saying the Yacarino was in talks for the top post.
00:10:29.000Reuters reported after Musk's tweet that Yacarino could be his choice to lead Twitter, according to a Silicon Valley executive and a former Hollywood executive who spoke on condition of anonymity.
00:10:41.000We don't know, but this is who it's likely to be.
00:10:46.000Interestingly enough though, according to our own reporting by Greupers, here's a little background on her.
00:10:52.000In 2016, Linda Iaccarino did a panel about how gender equality is not a laughing matter.
00:11:30.000And I understand that, realistically, anybody who takes a job like this, anybody from media, is going to have some kind of a history of working with those sorts of groups.
00:11:47.000She certainly has more of that than others.
00:11:50.000Elon Musk never hosted a panel like that before.
00:11:53.000Elon Musk never worked with the Combating Anti-Semitism Foundation.
00:11:59.000So he's bringing somebody in from the Jewish media and somebody who has worked shoulder-to-shoulder, side-by-side with all these activist groups that are responsible for the censorship.
00:12:11.000The idea that she will become CEO of Twitter and that's all ancient history or that's got nothing to do with it, it has everything to do with it.
00:12:21.000She brings with that all her contacts in those groups, all that experience.
00:12:28.000That is how the game is played, which is that we don't have a free and open media.
00:12:33.000We have regulated media, which is tightly influenced and controlled by these activist groups with their mafia tactics.
00:12:43.000And so she comes in having worked and lived like that for her whole career, knowing all those people, personal, professional relationships with them, and probably sharing a lot of those values.
00:12:54.000Certainly, she is not a free speech absolutist like Elon Musk, and certainly not sympathetic or having any kind of political will or resolve to protect the rights of, maybe if not people like me, but people like my followers on the platform.
00:13:09.000So even though Elon Musk said that she is going to be committed to free speech just like he was, I seriously doubt it.
00:14:05.000To the plight of right-wing people, he's hanging out with ALX.
00:14:09.000That gives me some... Well, I shouldn't say it gives me hope, but it does create a situation which is fundamentally different than what came before, even if it looks like what came before.
00:14:21.000Here's the bigger issue, though, and this is maybe more concerning.
00:14:25.000So there's this transition going on, and like I said, we don't know what's gonna happen.
00:14:30.000It's still, to be honest with you, very early.
00:14:33.000Elon Musk took over Twitter, although it seems like it's been a long time.
00:14:36.000It hasn't even been a year, not even close.
00:14:39.000He purchased Twitter in October of last year.
00:14:54.000I don't know that you could even reasonably say the day that the transaction cleared he was expected to be making progress.
00:15:02.000I mean these are things that take time and I think he's made a lot of progress in a short amount of time and they're going through a change here and I don't think that anybody expected Elon to be the CEO and running the day-to-day operations of the site forever.
00:15:17.000So this was more or less to be expected.
00:15:20.000And as I said, there are still reasons not to be totally pessimistic.
00:15:26.000I don't know that there are reasons to be optimistic, but as I said, because Elon is the owner of Twitter, it is not quite the same.
00:15:34.000Even if the CEO turns out to be not good, Elon has demonstrated that he is responsive in the past, and he also has the power to respond, too.
00:15:45.000So those are some reasons to look at the glass half-full.
00:15:51.000All of that being said, I discovered something which is far worse today.
00:15:56.000I'm reading up on the subject and I haven't been checking in very closely because I'm still not on Twitter.
00:16:03.000But something interesting happened, which is that
00:16:08.000Earlier this year, I think late last year, there was a major advertiser boycott of Twitter.
00:16:13.000And this is one of the ways that these activist groups, ADL, SPLC, and so on, one of the ways that they control large corporations, specifically social media companies, is by targeting their advertisers.
00:16:29.000And I talked about this when Elon Musk made the purchase back in October.
00:16:35.000A lot of people said, well, how would Elon be influenced if he owns the platform outright?
00:16:41.000And I said, well, there's a few vectors of attack.
00:16:43.000I said, they're going to attack the checkbook.
00:16:46.000They're going to attack the money of Twitter.
00:16:49.000And in order to understand how the ADL influences and how they wield their power, you have to understand how these businesses make their money.
00:16:56.000Yes, Twitter, according to the purchase back then, was a $46 billion market cap company.
00:17:06.000But ADL has influenced even bigger tech companies like Facebook before them.
00:17:10.000Facebook, which is the parent company, is Meta.
00:17:15.000It's a 500 billion, sometimes more, market cap company.
00:17:20.000It's one of the biggest companies in the world.
00:17:22.000How does a group like ADL, which has a significant endowment but nowhere near 500 billion dollars, how do they influence a company the size of Facebook?
00:17:33.000And it goes towards the business model of these companies.
00:17:37.000Twitter makes its money through ad revenue.
00:17:40.000Facebook makes its money through ad revenue.
00:17:42.00095% of Facebook's revenue comes from advertisements.
00:17:49.000They sell their data to advertisers and the longer that people are on their site using their platform, the more that advertisers will pay Facebook to sell their products to the Facebook user base.
00:18:37.000And so what ADL did back in the summer of 2020 when they needed Facebook to make some changes and Zuckerberg was unwilling is they took out a front page ad in the LA Times and they called for an advertiser boycott against Facebook.
00:19:50.000It's really through this illusory power, and it goes with the territory with them being Jewish, that is the, that's the tool, that's the economy that they're working with.
00:20:41.000And just like they did with Facebook in 2020, they encouraged a massive advertiser boycott of Twitter and it worked.
00:20:47.000The ad agencies, which will represent the corporations to the social media platform, those intermediaries began to protest and boycott Twitter.
00:21:00.000So, Chevy and Toyota and Coca-Cola and McDonald's, maybe they don't deal with Twitter directly, they deal with an agency.
00:21:09.000And the agency takes these 50 businesses and goes to Twitter and says, I'll do business on behalf of these companies.
00:21:17.000I'll sell their ads to the social media platform.
00:21:20.000It was those companies that began to boycott.
00:21:54.000They're gonna come for Tesla stock, they're gonna come for SpaceX, they'll come for his assets.
00:22:00.000This is a giant 50 billion dollar black hole.
00:22:03.000I mean, isn't that worth maybe it's 100 or 200 billion dollars?
00:22:07.00050 billion dollars, that's a lot to come up with!
00:22:12.000If you're having to pay in cash if you're bankrupt like that.
00:22:17.000And so this was very quickly going to become a catastrophe for Elon Musk's balance sheet for this balancing act he's doing with all of his businesses.
00:22:25.000SpaceX, Tesla, and others, like the Boring Company, and Neuralink, and also Twitter.
00:22:35.000Well, curiously, that problem appears to have been quietly solved a long time ago, because I also read in this article, here's an interesting part,
00:22:44.000He said last month that Twitter was, quote, roughly breaking even.
00:22:48.000And I looked into it, and he said in a recent interview that virtually all of the advertisers that left for this boycott last year have now returned.
00:23:05.000So at the end of last year, all of the major corporations and all of the major agencies said we are going to boycott Twitter because of the liability that this poses to our company.
00:23:18.000Because if Elon Musk has complete free speech, there is going to be racism, there is going to be anti-semitism, there is going to be holocaust denial, and maybe Elon wants that, but these Fortune 500 companies cannot pay for that.
00:23:32.000We cannot subsidize that with our ad dollars.
00:23:35.000Now that's not organic, the ADL came up with this for them.
00:23:39.000But so went the argument, so we've got to pull all our money, and we can let Elon have the platform with the Nazis, and the anti-Semites, and the Jew haters.
00:23:51.000Somewhere along the way, nobody knows exactly when, and nobody knows how, because there was no reason given, all of that was reversed.
00:24:43.000And, now listen, I'm just speculating, but it would appear that the only logical explanation is that behind closed doors, a deal was struck where ADL would have some reasonable veto power over who could be reinstated, and in exchange, they called off the boycott.
00:25:00.000I mean, that is just what, transparently, that's what seems to have happened, to be what
00:25:07.000That transparently seems to be what has to have happened.
00:25:14.000And we saw Elon Musk was meeting with the ADL back at the tail end of last year, beginning of this year, and going out there and talking about freedom of speech and freedom of reach, which was literally ripped right from the ADL's website.
00:25:29.000And it seems almost like very quietly, maybe during that exact period, maybe around the time that I was re-suspended,
00:25:37.000And since, that in exchange for a call off of the advertiser boycott and thereby saving Twitter's solvency and thereby saving Elon Musk's solvency,
00:25:51.000It seems like a deal was struck to regulate the content on the platform.
00:25:54.000That these activist groups would have some sort of a say.
00:27:21.000And that's probably why you see these lists of people being banned, like me, and Ye, and Kevin McDonald, and Patriotic Alternative, and you name it, all these people that are on that hit list.
00:27:38.000It would seem like that's our missing piece of the puzzle, as it were.
00:27:42.000I mean, we already had a pretty airtight case.
00:27:46.000I laid it out pretty nicely last week.
00:27:48.000When you look at all the people that have been banned since Elon took over, they have nothing in common, not even
00:29:04.000On the other hand, even though that is clearly the case, even though what I have said tonight is clearly what has happened to Twitter, I don't think it's all bad.
00:29:15.000Because the hope, and maybe this is naive,
00:29:18.000But I think it's a reasonable assessment.
00:29:21.000The hope is that if Twitter is ever able to become independent of their ad revenue, maybe they can more fully fulfill the free speech promise.
00:29:31.000I think it's very naive to hope that that will happen.
00:29:34.000I think it would be almost delusional and far too optimistic to think that that is a likely scenario.
00:29:47.000In spite of that fact, by all appearances, Twitter seems to be better than it was before.
00:29:55.000So, although it's not a complete and total victory, I would say it's a modest victory.
00:30:02.000Because the way Twitter was before, it was objectively worse.
00:30:06.000There were far fewer of us on there than there are today, and the trajectory of the platform was getting worse all the time, and it seemed like at that point that there was nothing that could reverse it.
00:30:19.000The situation is different now because there are more people on the platform,
00:30:25.000The trajectory appears better, and even if it's bad now, it could always get better, because Elon Musk is the owner, and they're making all kinds of revolutions to how the platform functions.
00:30:37.000And so, even though it's not ideal, it's not everything that we wanted and more, it still is better.
00:30:47.000It looks more like a compromise between a good guy and bad forces than before, where it was just everybody hated us and out to get us.
00:30:55.000So that's my take on Twitter, but I want to move on.
00:30:57.000I want to get on into our Subway Hero and talk about this because this is interesting.
00:31:05.000So our featured story tonight is about the Subway Hero.
00:31:07.000We covered this story last week, and this happened not this previous Monday, but the Monday before that.
00:31:16.000There was an insane homeless person named Jordan Neely going crazy on the New York City subway, ripping his clothes off, screaming, talking about he's ready to die, he's ready to go back to jail.
00:31:27.000A young Marine, who goes by the name Daniel Penny, tackles the homeless guy to the ground, restrains him, and in the process of this happening, accidentally kills him by strangulation.
00:32:39.000Marine is to be charged with the manslaughter of a homeless man on the New York City subway, the Manhattan District Attorney has said.
00:32:46.000Daniel Penney, age 24, will be arrested and formally accused on Friday of causing Jordan Neely's death after he placed the 30-year-old in a chokehold.
00:32:58.000said in a statement, quote, We can confirm that Daniel Penney will be arrested on a charge of manslaughter in the second degree.
00:33:04.000Witnesses said Mr. Neely was acting aggressively towards other subway passengers, but he had not physically attacked anyone before Mr. Penny put him in a chokehold.
00:33:13.000A video captured by a freelance journalist on the train shows the former Marine holding Mr. Neely around the neck for 2 minutes and 55 seconds.
00:33:24.000The ex-Marine was questioned and released by police in New York on the day of the incident.
00:33:28.000In a statement earlier this month, lawyers for Mr. Penny expressed condolences to the Neely family and said Mr. Penny and other passengers acted in self-defense.
00:33:38.000They said Mr. Neely's behavior was the apparent result of ongoing and untreated mental illness, which prompted Mr. Penny and others to protect themselves until help arrived.
00:33:48.000A witness to the altercation said Mr. Neely was shouting about being hungry and thirsty.
00:34:16.000You have this deranged vagabond, who is clearly insane, who has been terrorizing the subway for years, threatening to kill people, he's violent, he's intimidating.
00:34:28.000He goes on the subway this past week, has another meltdown, screaming, I'm gonna go back to jail, I'm gonna die tonight, stripping naked, and they report, he said he was hungry and thirsty.
00:34:46.000And of course, they want to create this perception in your mind that this was some poor, unfortunate homeless person who just liked to dance.
00:36:27.000You get arrested 42 times, and somehow he's still on the streets.
00:36:33.00042 times, at least 3, it's assault against women who are vulnerable.
00:36:38.00042 times he gets arrested, they go through this rigmarole, and you know how it goes in these blue states now where the prosecutors don't prosecute, the police barely arrest, they decline to charge, if they do charge they get a slap on the wrist,
00:36:56.000So this guy goes in and out, in and out, 42 times, and here he is yet again doing his thing.
00:37:03.000People that pay taxes, have jobs, pay their fair, just want to get from point A to point B in our American city.
00:37:11.000And they can't do that in peace without some maniac threatening to kill them, which is a horrifying thing.
00:37:18.000And finally someone puts this madness to an end because God knows the police would never do it.
00:38:36.000There's no subject for people in Los Angeles or San Francisco who get their cars broken into in the middle of the night and all their property stolen.
00:39:03.000Or worse yet, they catch a stray bullet at the University of Chicago?
00:39:08.000Where's the justice for the people in any of the public transit?
00:39:12.000The people that then have to go out and buy a car, arrange for other transportation which is far more costly, and therefore have to lower their consumption because it's just not safe to go on the subway because of these people.
00:39:48.000People can't go to the city on a Friday night and enjoy the amenities because you've got people marauding in the park shooting guns in the air and mugging everybody that walks by.
00:40:02.000How do you quantify an anniversary dinner that doesn't happen in the city?
00:40:06.000How do you quantify somebody can't get to the hospital on time because there's a car crash because people are shooting people on 290 in Illinois?
00:40:31.000It's not quantifiable, it's not talked about, and the things that don't happen, the lives and futures that are foreclosed because we know this goes on, it isn't even spoken about, it's not even visible.
00:40:46.000But God forbid a Derek Chauvin kneel on a George Floyd's neck, or a Penny strangles a Neely, and you got people jumping in front of the train to protest the injustice and demanding that the guy be thrown in jail.
00:41:16.000How about justice for the people on the subway?
00:41:19.000How about justice for people that fucking pay taxes, and work, and are productive, and do the right thing?
00:41:28.000What they're supposed to do, who are polite, who respect their elders, who get married?
00:41:32.000Where's the justice for all these people that have to put up with this?
00:41:36.000We're in a society now where if you're not rich,
00:41:40.000If you're not rich enough to achieve escape velocity, to get away from this madness, then you are just subject to a society no better than what you have in Mexico, or Africa, or the third world.
00:41:55.000Violent, chaotic, filthy, dirty, litter everywhere, people are rude, things aren't high quality anymore,
00:42:09.000Every manner things are becoming worse.
00:42:15.000And there's no justice for any of us because none of that is sensational enough to make the news.
00:42:20.000Nobody's going to record a cell phone video of the teenagers that choose to spend the night at home instead of going to the city for their prom because they're afraid of black people shooting them.
00:42:33.000There's no viral sensational video of that.
00:42:36.000You know, it happened in my old high school, actually, a few years ago.
00:42:40.000They cancelled the homecoming dance because there was almost a gang shooting at the homecoming game.
00:42:48.000A couple of black kids from the other school came with guns in their car, which the cops found, and they cancelled the homecoming dance for everybody.
00:42:55.000How many sensational viral videos of poor 15-year-old kids crying, you know, 15-year-old girls with their homecoming dresses on, crying,
00:43:20.00017-year-old show up with guns for some ridiculous gang nonsense.
00:43:25.000But there's gonna be no viral video of the little girl crying in her dress.
00:43:30.000No viral video of the guy crying because he was supposed to take his girlfriend out and have a nice time.
00:43:37.000And there's no statistic, there's no measure to even quantify that.
00:43:43.000And there's no studies about it, and it is not breathlessly cited by the ADL about hatred, and it certainly doesn't make the news or motivate policy.
00:43:57.000The Neelys and the Floyds and everybody else in the world, they get to have free reign and if anybody says anything, well then they pay the consequence.
00:44:11.000But it will continue until people do something about it.
00:44:15.000As long as you quietly and silently go along with it and you, you know, console yourself with the fact that you're not racist or you're not one of these reactionary capital rioter types, it will continue and it will get worse.
00:44:29.000And the share of the country that avoids this, that is a refuge from this, will shrink every year as it already has.
00:44:38.000It used to be the case that California was for beautiful, blonde surfers, and girls in bikinis, and now it's a place for drug addicts, and migrants, and people get their cars broken into all the time, and shot, and there's shit everywhere, and there's tents everywhere.
00:44:55.000Like, it used to be all... Like, this is what's going on, and wherever the white people escape to,
00:45:03.000Because of that transformation, that place is going to be ruined in the next 20 years.
00:45:08.000And the place they go to after that is going to be ruined in the next 20 years.
00:45:13.000And all you're going to have at the end of this century is 10 zip codes with the highest net worth and everything else will be like this.
00:45:25.000And the Neelys are going to be the mayors and the governors and the senators and the presidents and the bureaucrats and, you know, good fucking luck.
00:46:21.000This is a guy who did... and you know how I feel about the military, but...
00:46:25.000Nominally, he goes into the military to serve his country, and he's disciplined, and he's fit, and he's productive, and it costs a lot of money to live in New York.
00:46:34.000I don't know anything about him, but presumably he's got a good job or something.
00:46:38.000And he goes in there on the subway, and a vigilante protects people.
00:46:42.000Goes in there and protects people, because the cops won't.
00:47:21.000This guy's life, this Neely, if Neely were put on drugs tomorrow and then put a Twitter post about his story, he would be on the Today Show.
00:47:59.000Goodbye, the next 10 years of your life.
00:48:03.000Goodbye any family you might have had.
00:48:05.000Those are the best years of your life.
00:48:07.000Say goodbye for doing the right thing.
00:48:12.000And the degenerate dirtbag will now be lionized as a martyr forever for doing the wrong, just like George Floyd, the other disgusting criminal.
00:48:23.000Go ahead, tear down more statues of Washingtons and Jeffersons and build up more statues of Neelys and Floyds.
00:50:23.000That's like an eight-year-old's thinking, like, according to the dictionary... Okay, but you realize that somebody wrote the dictionary, right?
00:50:32.000Like, a thing doesn't mean something just because the dictionary says it does.
00:50:37.000That might be a hard concept for some people to understand, but yeah, I was laughing at that too.
00:50:42.000Uh, are you familiar with Webster's Dictionary?
00:56:02.000A while ago, you mentioned that during your meeting with Trump, prior to his direct confrontation regarding yes electability, that you had some initial interactions with Trump, and that, in your words, he was very impressed by you.
00:56:47.000And I'm flanked by Karen, Karen next to Trump, Jamar next to Ye, and I'm across from them.
00:56:55.000And initially he wasn't talking to me, he was talking to Ye, he was even talking to Jamar, because he was trying to be polite, I think because they were both black, and like, you know, hyping them up.
00:57:06.000And he knew Karen, so he wasn't really talking to me at all.
00:57:37.000And the reason why is because you sort of you get to get more information when you when you sort of late when you lean back and you sort of watch and let the game come to you a little bit.
00:57:49.000You kind of can understand the flow and it prevents miscalculations.
00:57:54.000It allows you to kind of see the full field and get a sense.
00:57:59.000That's very much my position is I like to get information.
00:59:27.000I think Ye was talking about politics and...
00:59:31.000I jumped in and said, something to the effect of, I said, well, I said, Ye's approval rating has actually gone up.
00:59:37.000I said, since everything that's happened in the last couple weeks, I said, his net approval has gone up, whatever it was at that time, I think it was 16 points.
00:59:45.000I said, his unfavorable is down 4, his favorable's up 10.
00:59:48.000I said, he's up on net 14 points over the last time a poll was conducted in 2018.
00:59:54.000And Trump was like, whoa, where'd you find this guy?
00:59:57.000It was sort of like a statistician and, um,
01:00:35.000And we start talking about, because at that time, Elon had just taken over Twitter and I started rattling off.
01:00:41.000I said well I said here's the thing what I just said during the show I said 95% of Twitter's revenue comes from ads I said the same is true of Facebook they're an ad based business I said you may remember in 2020 Zuckerberg wouldn't ban you for saying looting starts shooting starts I said an ADL came in and pressured Facebook
01:01:41.000You know, the day before, I was telling Ye all the ways that we could sort of catch Trump off guard on the debate, on the debate stage.
01:01:49.000I said, you know, the day before we had a big session, I said, listen, Ye, you're gonna be on that debate stage, you gotta ask him about the J6ers, you gotta talk to him about this, that, and the other.
01:02:01.000And I knew he was going to do this and I was I was thinking like I should have said something because that's like our playbook.
01:02:08.000I'm like I don't want to give away our playbook at the dinner.
01:02:10.000And I knew he would because Ye is very transparent like he just and he's like me in that regard.
01:02:17.000He just loves to just lay it all out on the table you know.
01:02:21.000And so, me and Trump are having a very positive conversation, and Ye was like, no, no, but Nick, tell him what we were talking about yesterday.
01:02:29.000Tell him some of the things you don't like about Trump.
01:02:31.000I was like, I was like, on the one hand, I was like, man, you're making me give away our strategy!
01:05:45.000Jamar texted Ye a few days after that, or maybe it was after Infowars, and he was like, I can't talk to you anymore until you kick out all these white nationalists and blah blah blah.
01:05:56.000And it's like, just goes to show some loyalty, right?
01:06:01.000He's constantly telling Ye, you know, you need real niggas, you need real niggas, you need real brothers.
01:06:25.000Some but that that just goes to show that's where it's like in that case race loyalty would have been wrong because that guy Clearly had no character, you know so Robert driver sent $20 a while ago.
01:06:44.000You mentioned that yeah, so that's my that's my tale.
01:07:00.000I can barely take care of myself, let alone me and a monkey.
01:07:04.000I can barely stick to an exercise deal myself.
01:07:07.000If I had to exercise with a monkey, it's just gonna be me and this monkey are gonna be 600 pounds and beating the shit out of each other, fighting.
01:07:16.000He's gonna be trying to rip my fingers off.
01:07:18.000I'm gonna be slinging him around by his tail.
01:07:21.000We're gonna be pissed off, moody, tired, hungry.
01:07:41.000Maybe that's the end for the girlfriend.
01:07:44.000Is I move out to Florida with this monkey and some woman comes into my life and I'm like, hey listen, you know, it's like my assistant, but I'm asking her to do increasingly personal things.
01:07:57.000Not sexually, but you know, I'm like, hey listen, I know it's really not part of the job description, but my monkey's going crazy right now.
01:08:52.000If you tell me that I gotta go to some fucking wedding, and my wife is gonna make it all about her...
01:08:59.000And I gotta go on dates and anniversary gift this and your in-laws that and I gotta be nice and we gotta share the same bed and all this crap.
01:11:05.000Monkey first then cuz that you know what's gonna happen.
01:11:08.000It's gonna be like me Somehow I'll lose everything and I'll be back to square one.
01:11:14.000I'll be like 28 I'll be out on a bus stop in a tattered suit with my briefcase and Then the bus goes by and it reveals a tiny monkey standing next to me with a small briefcase And I'm like listen man.
01:12:46.000You know, and my kids will be there for me, you know.
01:12:51.000But then they'll say I was never the same after that they'll say ever since that the monkey was with him through everything The monkey was there when he lost it all and when he met her for the first time and now he's gone And he's just really lonely He just reads his newspaper and drinks his coffee.
01:16:30.000A few months ago, you mentioned projects in the works but never got back to my email.
01:16:35.000Not sure if you don't read them or don't reply but I'm free for part-time work.
01:16:39.000This is my biggest pet peeve in the world, is when people say, hey just checking, hey just checking.
01:16:45.000It's like, if I tell you I will reach out when I'm ready,
01:16:48.000Then I'll reach out when I'm ready, okay?
01:16:51.000Not trying to get shitty, but like, this is like the third time you've said that, so... There's a few people that I've dealt with recently, and it annoys me.
01:17:01.000There was one person in particular that annoys me to no end.
01:18:27.000Pretty underscore fly underscore white underscore guy sent three dollars.
01:18:32.000Will the immigration be monetarily beneficial for high IQ people since all the immigrants will unskilled labor?
01:18:38.000Would it further polarize rich and poor?
01:18:40.000Oh, it's not going to be economically beneficial for anybody other than the firms that employ the immigrants because it's going to cost everybody across the board because it's costing the government and it's costing the economy at large.
01:18:55.000So, the only people that benefit are the people that employ immigrants, which tends to be I.I.Q.
01:20:05.000Do you remember debating someone called Vendetta Vedom on your show six years ago?
01:20:11.000I do remember you know it's it's funny because there's like a whole genre of people like that like Vendetta and all type and I feel like Ryan Dawson too they all fall fall into this category of guys that are pretty smart and do good work but for whatever reason they're just like really like antagonistic
01:20:33.000And you almost can't even hold it against him.
01:26:17.000I didn't really, I didn't really watch it.
01:26:19.000You know, there's all those movies that you like saw half of it because you fell asleep for 20 minutes in the middle or you caught the end of it.