In this episode of America First, host Nicholas J. Fuentes and co-host Alex Blumberg discuss the latest in immigration, social media censorship, and the naming of a town in the Golan Heights in Israel after President Donald J. Trump. They also discuss the recent meeting between the President and Jack Dorsey and the CEO of social media giant Twitter, and how this could impact the future of the company and the way we think about it. They also talk about a possible turnaround in immigration and what it could mean for the country moving forward, including the possibility of a border patrol raid on a Mexican border patrol station, and what that means for the border patrol agents involved in the raid and the possible impact it could have on the deportation efforts. Finally, the guys talk about the latest on the Trump-Dorsey meeting and the new town in Israel named after the President of the United States, Amman, Israel, named in honor of President Donald Trump, named after him in recognition of his efforts to achieve peace between Israel and the Palestinians in the region of the Middle East and Israel, the land that was formerly known as the West Bank, the territory that was occupied by the Israeli-occupied territories known as Judea and Samaria. The West Bank. And, of course, we talk about immigration. and immigration, and much, much more! We'll try and have a good attitude. Stay tuned for the lighter side of things, we'll try to bring some positivity to the dark, depressing world. We're trying to be uplifting and uplifting, but we know it's not always dark, right? - nuff said. - NOPE! - we'll see you next Tuesday! - NANCY - EJ & J.J. FuENTE - THE WELCOME! - ENJOYING IT? - PODCAST MUSIC: THE WORD: - EPISODES: THE FUTURE OF THE SHOW - THE FASTEST AND THE LOVED AND THE BEST - ENCOURAGUE - THE DECISION - THE MOST POSITORY - THE CHALLENGINEER - THE SONGS - THE PASTOR - THE COUTH AND THE MALAYES - THE BULLY - THE PRODUCER, THE CHIEF - THE NUTRITION - THE KIDS ARE TALKING ABOUT IT!
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00:18:08.000Lots going on in the news and actually I did change our title.
00:18:11.000Tentatively titled the video for a short time talking about the announcement that Bibi Netanyahu is naming a town after the president in the Golan Heights in Israel.
00:18:22.000But you know I thought about it a lot and really the big story from today is not that.
00:18:27.000We are going to talk about that, but that's not the big featured story tonight.
00:18:31.000The real story is what's going on with immigration.
00:19:29.000So we'll talk about that meeting, the larger issue at work there, the social media censorship.
00:19:35.000And then if we have time, we'll get to this announcement by the Prime Minister of Israel that they will be naming a town in the Golan Heights in Israel
00:19:45.000After President Donald Trump, because he recognized Israel's sovereignty over the region.
00:19:51.000So if we have time, we'll get to that.
00:19:52.000Not a big deal, but kind of a continuation on some themes we've been discussing on the show for the past couple of months.
00:20:00.000I think you understand where we're going with that.
00:20:02.000I gotta tell you, the stories today...
00:21:42.000I guess we'll talk about this Twitter meeting first.
00:21:45.000Because it's not that big of a deal, honestly.
00:21:49.000Today, this is according to CNN, President Donald Trump met with Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey of Twitter hours after Trump accused the social media company of, quote, discriminatory behavior against conservative users.
00:22:02.000Actually, in the CNN article, it says hours after Trump erroneously accused
00:22:07.000The Social Media Company of Discriminatory Behavior.
00:22:11.000I don't understand how anybody disputes that anymore, but that notwithstanding.
00:22:16.000In a statement, a Twitter spokesperson said, Jack had a constructive meeting with the President of the United States today at the President's invitation.
00:22:25.000They discussed Twitter's commitment to protecting the health of the public conversation ahead of the 2020 U.S.
00:22:30.000elections and efforts underway to respond to the opioid crisis.
00:22:35.000And this comes after Trump was tweeting this morning.
00:22:38.000He said Twitter is very discriminatory and does not, quote, treat me well as a Republican.
00:22:43.000The president said it was, quote, hard for people to sign on and accused the company of constantly taking people off the list.
00:22:52.000He goes on, no wonder Congress wants to get involved and they should.
00:22:56.000Must be more and fairer companies to get out the word.
00:24:04.000But then we found out in the last year and a half or so, I guess maybe since around Charlottesville, we found out actually, no, it gets better.
00:25:13.000And if I'm talking about this, and you've heard about it, whatever, the point to be made is, like, these people have no idea what they're doing.
00:25:20.000I think that's, at the end of the day, maybe the larger problem.
00:25:24.000You've got a president who is, what, 73, 74 years old?
00:25:28.000How old is the average congressperson?
00:25:30.000How old is the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi?
00:25:34.000I think they're all pushing 80, basically, right?
00:25:37.000And so you realize, if this sounds maybe complicated, or if you've heard it before, the people that are supposed to be making the laws on this stuff, I mean, they just don't get it.
00:25:46.000So, my first point is, it's kind of funny when Trump says, we're having trouble signing on.
00:26:53.000Protecting the health of the public conversation?
00:26:55.000Nine times out of ten, that means censorship.
00:27:07.000Nine times out of ten they talk about protecting the health of the conversation or anything pertaining to the health of the discourse, the health of the conversation.
00:27:26.000People like Baked Alaska are unhealthy.
00:27:29.000People like Faith Goldie, Laura Loomer, Jacob Wohl, they're unhealthy.
00:27:33.000We have to make the conversation healthy again.
00:27:36.000So I hear a statement like that and I say, uh, I was excited this morning when we heard there was going to be a meeting and there was talk on Twitter about laws being passed in Congress, but he sits down with Jack Dorsey and they say, we're going to protect the health of the conversation.
00:27:54.000And then on the other end, I heard a unverified report, unconfirmed report.
00:27:59.000That said, that somebody in the meeting in the Oval Office said that what really happened is Trump called Jack Dorsey in to complain about the fact that he's losing Twitter followers.
00:29:43.000Maybe circumstances will radically change in the future, but as of right now, it's kind of incumbent, the radical change on these demographic changes taking effect, and they're going to, no matter what.
00:29:54.000So with that said, okay, the wall's not happening, immigration reform isn't happening, infrastructure's not happening, like nothing the president promised is happening.
00:30:02.000The one thing, oh, the one thing that we can do is protect our presence online, protect the payment processors, because so long as that happens,
00:30:24.000We can basically create parallel institutions.
00:30:27.000There's a future if all of that is secured.
00:30:30.000If the payment processor, the social media security, you can create these parallel institutions of media, maybe a think tank, advocacy, all these things become possible if that is guaranteed.
00:32:21.000How about a job security for a mogapede, okay?
00:32:24.000You know, so it benefits me, but it also benefits Trump.
00:32:28.000Understand, he wouldn't have won in 2016 if it wasn't for people on Facebook, and if it wasn't for people on Twitter and on YouTube.
00:32:34.000You know, I hate to say it, but even people like Jack Posobiec, Mike Cernovich, Miley Yiannopoulos, much as we don't care for all those people, a lot of them push people in the right direction.
00:32:43.000I'm not saying that swung the election, but every little bit counts.
00:32:46.000So why should we turn out then in 2020 and say, oh, we're going to vote Donald Trump and wave the MAGA hat and keep America great and all this other stuff if he's not willing to do his part to protect us because we're out there sticking our necks out for him?
00:33:44.000I don't think you'd even have to follow it all the way through.
00:33:47.000That's not to say that you shouldn't, but you wouldn't have to follow it all the way through for you to see a noticeable change.
00:33:53.000If Google, Twitter, Facebook, they saw that this administration was getting serious about censorship, even if they just saw that something was beginning, that maybe there would be the threat of this someday, they may start to change their behavior, right?
00:34:06.000If there was an executive order, even if it was toothless, right?
00:34:09.000Even if you didn't have the manpower to follow through, because this administration's full of
00:34:13.000Never Trumpers and cucks and everything else.
00:34:17.000Even that might have a little bit of a positive effect, but we just have nothing.
00:34:22.000You know, every so often he gets mad because a follower count's going down and he decides to tweet about it or say something in a rally, and then we never hear about it again.
00:34:39.000So, we hope, we hope that sometime soon in the future there'll be something concrete, but until then, like, the future of the movement is a big fat question mark.
00:34:56.000Until something is done, we have no future.
00:34:59.000You know, if the idea is, well maybe you have a future, most likely you don't, well you just don't then, right?
00:35:05.000I mean, we just can't bank on people like myself and others being out there fighting the good fight, spreading the message, creating viral content, doing that kind of thing in the absence of those protections.
00:35:15.000Because we see the trajectory, it's accelerating, it goes in one direction,
00:35:20.000And nothing's being... there's no resistance on the other side.
00:35:22.000And these people don't even understand it.
00:35:24.000And I know people who are on Capitol Hill, I know people around the White House, and they'll tell you that.
00:35:29.000These politicians, they're boomers or they're silent generation.
00:36:12.000Some things that made me a little bit nervous is that today, Jared Kushner, he sat down with Time Magazine for an interview because he was named as one of Time's 100 most influential people in the world for the year.
00:36:24.000And the interview actually was about a half hour.
00:37:35.000That's the kind of people journalists are?
00:37:54.000So that aside, and I felt like compelled, I was like, oh, you know, Kushner's actually given some good answers and he's got to contend with this jerk off, whatever.
00:38:01.000But then, I'm like, oh, actually, hey, both of them, because then Jerry Kushner starts talking about...
00:38:14.000Seems like he's in charge of everything.
00:38:16.000Once the interview actually got onto the substantive topics, we find out that, you know, some of the most substantive parts of the Trump administration and its policy is being totally controlled by Jared Kushner.
00:38:27.000And at first I'm thinking, doesn't anybody see something wrong with this?
00:38:31.000I don't think we voted for Jared Kushner, did we?
00:38:33.000I know this is trite, I know we've done this before, but like seriously, you begin to realize, wait a second, he's controlling everything!
00:38:40.000If he's making the Middle East peace deal, and he's coming up with the immigration proposal, and he handled the government shutdown, and he negotiated the USMCA,
00:38:53.000You know, once you begin to peel back the layers, and it's only recently that he started to get involved in immigration or things like this.
00:40:00.000It says Kushner said at Time Magazine's Time 100 Summit that he's put together a very detailed proposal that encompasses three major themes.
00:40:08.000Improving border security, moving forward with a so-called merit-based system, and maintaining our country's humanitarian values.
00:40:17.000So out of those three things, two of them sound okay, possibly.
00:40:27.000If we're securing the border, I'm in favor of that.
00:40:29.000You know, I think everyone's in favor of that.
00:40:32.000Moving towards a merit-based system, that could go one of two ways.
00:40:34.000That could go the way of the RAISE Act, in which case it's good.
00:40:38.000Where the RAISE Act said we're going to cut immigration in half because we're going to just shut down chain migration or family-based migration.
00:40:45.000We're going to shut down diversity visa lottery.
00:40:48.000And in its place, we'll put in place this points-based system where it rewards skill, it rewards people who speak English, and other things.
00:40:56.000So it goes in a good direction if in terms of volume it's cut, but it just changes the characteristics of who we're letting in.
00:41:05.000And I think it probably will if this entails bringing in a lot more workers because, as the president's been saying, we need the workers.
00:41:12.000Economy's growing, the businesses need them, so that means we're changing it to a merit-based system and we're increasing the volume of immigrants.
00:41:19.000So it could go very well for cutting in half.
00:41:58.000Foreign governments, foreign hordes, immigrants, refugees, terrorists, they've got the mentality of the barbarian.
00:42:05.000We're gonna come in, we're gonna take what we want, we're gonna do what we want, we'll travel where we please, we're gonna kill, we're gonna do all this other stuff, and we're the humanitarians.
00:43:34.000It's gonna be merit-based and it's gonna be 10 million more.
00:43:37.000Humanitarian, you know, I don't see how that could in any way be good.
00:43:41.000The most humanitarian thing we could do is just to put up, like, turrets at the border and just start, like, mowing down anybody that tries to come across.
00:43:48.000Yeah, there'd be some casualties, but people get the message, they'd stop trying to come in, and then everybody be happier on both sides.
00:43:55.000Now, I would never, I would never promote that because I hate violence.
00:43:59.000You know, if you were really humanitarian, and I'm not, I'm not.
00:44:02.000If they're suffering, I want it to be as much as possible so long as we don't have to make hard decisions, you know.
00:44:07.000I'm the kind of person where I'm a humanitarian, I have the luxury of being totally fine with suffering that happens because it's not delivered by me, because it's indirect.
00:44:17.000You know, people coming across the border,
00:44:19.000And they suffer across, and people in the country suffer because of it.
00:44:23.000Well, I get to have a clean conscience because I didn't actually impose that suffering.
00:44:29.000You know, it's just happening because I'm not acting.
00:44:32.000As opposed to limited suffering, but you have to have the blood on your hands.
00:45:25.000Supreme Court justices seemed inclined to let the Trump administration add a question about citizenship to the 2020 Census in a clash that will shape the allocation of congressional seats and federal dollars.
00:45:38.000In an 80-minute argument Tuesday that was both technical and combative, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh directed almost all of their questions to the lawyers challenging the decision to ask about citizenship.
00:45:50.000Kavanaugh said Congress gave the Commerce Secretary huge discretion to decide what to ask on the census.
00:45:56.000So, in other words, we need Kavanaugh, we need Roberts to rule in favor of the citizenship question.
00:46:01.000It looks like if they're directing all their questions,
00:46:04.000At the opposition, and they're saying things like this about broad authority given to the Commerce Secretary, then it looks like we'll get a good decision.
00:46:14.000And if that's the case, then in the census when they start printing out the papers for that, the questionnaires, people will be asked about their citizenship, it'll depress turnout.
00:46:22.000And it's funny because this is also in the Hill.
00:46:25.000It says opponents say a citizenship question could result in a census undercount in areas with large non-citizen populations.
00:46:52.000Why should they be answering if they're not citizens, right?
00:46:55.000Understand what they're saying is, well, if the census asks about citizenship, illegal aliens won't answer on the census, and then they won't get counted, and then electoral votes won't be apportioned to those districts based on the illegal population, and federal funds won't be allocated to communities full of illegal immigrants because they're not answering on the census.
00:47:15.000Well, isn't that how it's supposed to work?
00:47:20.000Well, but if you ask about their citizenship, all these illegal aliens won't get federal funds and they won't get counted for representation in Congress and for electoral votes.
00:47:36.000You know, she's saying, in study after study, it's been proven that there's an undercount when they ask for citizenship.
00:47:43.000Well, that's kind of what we're going for here, retard.
00:47:47.000That's kind of what we're trying to have happen.
00:47:49.000We're trying to have a country, if it's going to be a gay democracy, we should at the very least have some basic requirements for voting and participating.
00:47:58.000You know, for example, that you have citizenship.
00:48:01.000And it's not even hard to get citizenship.
00:48:03.000This is something that's talked about...
00:48:20.000But it used to be difficult to get citizenship.
00:48:22.000You had to prove proficiency in English, and you had to know things, and it was a difficult process.
00:48:26.000And now, it's like people are simply choosing not to get citizenship because it's either inconvenient or they just don't need to.
00:48:34.000If you look at a lot of communities, for example, in the Southwest, where this is a much larger problem, they don't need citizenship because they get all the services that citizens get.
00:48:44.000It's not even something where it's like they're prevented from it or they can't or whatever.
00:48:49.000It's simply like, why should I even bother?
00:48:51.000In a lot of cases, they're totally eligible.
00:48:53.000It would be very easy for them to just get it.
00:48:55.000And it shouldn't be that easy, but it is.
00:48:57.000But they choose not to, because all the services that are given to citizens, whatever that be, government assistance, transportation, even voting, they're entitled to that.
00:49:07.000You know, they get it illegally, or in some cases, they even get it legally.
00:49:10.000In Los Angeles, they've been doing this for years, they give out these cards where it entitles you to the same benefits as regular citizens, but they don't ask you about your citizenship.
00:49:20.000They don't ask you about your legal status in the country.
00:49:23.000So, that's the way the country's headed, and at the very least, it looks like we're going to be moving in the right direction with the census.
00:49:30.000And it's not like this is unprecedented.
00:49:32.000Apparently, they started asking about citizenship in 1820, and then it says that from 1960 to 2000, a sample of the population was asked about citizenship.
00:50:34.000Like, don't you think there's even just gonna be basic logistical problems with that?
00:50:39.000Like, beyond, like, large-scale demographic transformation and all its consequences, like, don't you think there's gonna be some even just logistical problems if people are just not following the laws?
00:51:15.000The white pill is, I guess we're combating that on the census.
00:51:19.000Other white pill is this memorandum on visa overstays, which I'll read you.
00:51:24.000It says President Trump, according to Breitbart, is ordering a crackdown on hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens who overstay their visas after arriving in the United States with a presidential memorandum.
00:51:37.000On Monday, Trump signed the memo, which calls for the State Department and DHS to, quote, immediately begin taking all appropriate actions to reduce the overstay for all non-immigrant visas.
00:51:48.000That is, more than 415,000 illegal aliens who originally arrived in the U.S.
00:51:52.000legally but overstayed their visas and have yet to leave.
00:51:55.000Specifically, Trump is ordering Secretary of State Pompeo and DHS officials to provide his administration with recommendations within 120 days on how to effectively cut the number of B-1 and B-2 visa overstays from countries that have a visa overstay rate higher than 10%.
00:52:34.000You know, the faucet's leaking and there's a big hole in the wall because you punched a hole in the wall because your Internet connection broke.
00:53:09.000What does the memorandum actually say?
00:53:11.000Does it say we're deporting all these visa overstayers?
00:53:15.000Or does it say we're asking the Secretary of State and the Homeland Security Department to look into methods that we can undertake to reduce the rate of overstays in the countries that are the most egregious offenders?
00:53:29.000That's saying, um, look into ways that you might go about solving the problem if you wanted to solve the problem.
00:53:34.000Well, okay, at the end of the study, they'll say, well, here's some of the things you could do, and then the president will say, oh, okay, either that's too hard or I'll do it, and then the courts will shut it down, right?
00:53:43.000So I don't want to, like, get pessimistic.
00:53:45.000I don't want to, you know, rain on anybody's parade, but yeah, it's a great thing, but what does this actually mean in substance?
00:53:50.000Does it mean that visa overstay rates are going to turn around tomorrow?
00:54:35.000Basically, Trump, this guy, it's actually kind of comical, this drunk guy, he signs a memo to do something and then he hands it off to whoever, you know, whoever, whether it's a DHS official or a State Department official, and they basically take your paper and they crumple it up and throw it in the garbage and then they spit on it.
00:54:53.000So that's your president, and this is what the administration has come down to.
00:54:57.000We don't even really live in a democracy if we elect somebody and the mandate of the people is not carried out, right?
00:55:03.000I mean, that really goes to show how bankrupt the system is that we have it in such a way where this guy gets elected, he's supposed to turn things around, and he's actually, you know,
00:55:41.000Yeah, a memo was passed, and yeah, citizenship questions being asked, and the Kushner deal's being put together, but as always... I said this last week.
00:55:51.000When they were talking about maybe Kovacs going to be the DHS secretary.
00:56:57.000And the right, I think they would have a good reason to resent him, but because a lot of them don't understand what's going on, they'll like him.
00:57:03.000He should just go and retire to Israel.
00:57:21.000People like Ben Shapiro and all his people, and I see them on Twitter all the time, people like Aaron Bandler, Elliot Hamilton, Harry Katchetrian.
00:57:28.000It's weird, it seems like he only hires ugly people and Jewish Zionists.
00:57:32.000It's like, those are the requirements.
00:57:34.000You know, they send in a photo ID and there's just two questions on it.
00:57:38.000They say, uh, you're applying for Daily Wire.
00:57:54.000But I see all these guys, and all they post all day long is hardcore Jewish stuff, and I just wonder, like, I think if you like it so much, you should just probably be over there, right?
00:58:04.000That's all they talk about is, we gotta defend and support Israel.
00:58:08.000Like, if you're really that passionate about it, why do you have to be here?
00:58:11.000Well, I guess the reason is that all the money's here.
00:58:14.000I guess that's kind of funny how that works, right?
00:58:17.000All the stupid taxable people are here, right?
00:58:21.000That's where all the people are that you can swindle, right?
00:58:25.000You know, Israel gets their 3.8 billion dollars from us.
00:59:12.000America, in another way to think of it, is like, this is the place that Benjamin Netanyahu comes to stay when he's on vacation or when he needs another $3 billion.
00:59:22.000You like it so much, why don't you go there?
00:59:23.000No, but Israel doesn't have 300 million people to swindle.
00:59:27.000Israel doesn't have $20 trillion GDP a year to just extract from.
00:59:34.000Mmm just feed off of that so then I don't I mean oh, that's why why would you you know?
00:59:39.000It's like when you go over to a friend's house And you eat everything in their fridge, and you play their video games, and you put your feet up on their table Why would you go at home when you've got a perfectly good friend's house?
00:59:48.000And you just consume all their stuff go home when you need to come back
01:00:20.000I'm sure if you ran a balance sheet on that, you know, you got the World Jewish Congress, all the Jewish federations in the different sectors.
01:00:26.000I'm sure if you ran it on that, I'm certain it would be a surplus for America.
01:04:09.000So I hate that stuff, that hipster garbage.
01:04:13.000Casey Alexander says, I was just reading about a Congolese tribe who in times of famine and drought send their elders into the desert to die, thus leaving all the resources for the young.
01:04:23.000Should we do the same with our boomers?
01:07:33.000Yeah, I don't know what this is a reference to, but sure.
01:07:36.000MD Extremes has called me a stupid goy, but I can't help but notice that God took Israel away from the Jews whenever they fell into disbelief.
01:07:43.000But the greatest expulsion after they killed our Lord is just a case of old-fashioned anti-Semitism.
01:09:15.000And I've seen a lot of people are like, oh, I used to be dissident right, but then I watched this freak, you know, doing her weird whatever routine, and now I'm no longer dissident right.
01:09:24.000I don't know how people fall for that kind of stuff.
01:09:26.000I don't know how anybody buys onto this.
01:09:28.000Clown town with all these clown people walking around.
01:12:28.000I mean, I get letting things get out of control.
01:12:30.000Yeah, my room's a little messy, my email inbox a little full, but I don't know how you like walk in the mirror one day and you're like, wow.
01:12:38.000You know, I'm gonna just not change anything.
01:13:01.000Alan Hughes is sort of kidding, but since the southern border is a lost cause, should we begin talks of a wall along the northern border to defend the impending religion of peace invasion that will swallow Canada?
01:13:39.000Italian pal says, hey Nick, in a post-Trump GOP and with people like Nikki Haley possibly being the successor, do you think building a third party is the best option or infiltrating the GOP anyway?
01:18:33.000I'm trying to think like where I was at at that point in my in my development.
01:18:37.000I was probably a little bit more Wignatt-ish if you want to know the truth.
01:18:40.000A little bit more of an unsophisticated, un-nuanced view of race, a lot of these other things.
01:18:45.000And it's unfortunate because people kind of mischaracterize me based on a lot of things I've said years ago.
01:18:50.000That, um, I don't think you can blame people for that, because these are issues which, like, you're not allowed to talk about, and nobody's talking about, and nobody's exploring.
01:18:59.000So, I think you can be forgiven if you find out about it, and you maybe go a little bit too far, or you don't really have a grasp on the subject matter.
01:19:37.000You know, like one of these angry people, self-righteous, I just discovered all these things and now I'm mad as hell to like fully gone through the grief cycle and now I've accepted it.
01:19:48.000So I think I've learned a lot in that way.
01:19:51.000What policy proposals would you offer to fix the problems we have?
01:20:09.000So the easiest one for that is to change the asylum laws.
01:20:15.000That's the easiest one because the current crisis at the border is being caused by Central American families, particularly Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador.
01:20:25.000They send over people who either they bring their own children or they bring other people's children.
01:22:03.000Tyler Ray's just saw a thread on 4chan trying to push, whoops, oops, I scrolled too far, trying to push for a fake boycott on the new census tracking liberals, or tricking liberals into not taking part in the census lowering representation.
01:24:14.000I would have to say... Depends on what you mean by doing things for the movement.
01:24:21.000E. Michael Jones is providing things that are more true than Alex Jones.
01:24:25.000The things he's saying are more true and more important.
01:24:29.000But Alex Jones has a bigger following and is motivating people to get out there or vote or do whatever.
01:24:35.000And he's defending free speech and he's a martyr.
01:24:39.000So, in those terms, probably Alex Jones, but it just depends on what you define as, you know, what is, how do we quantify doing good for the movement?
01:24:47.000So, it's different expertise, obviously.
01:25:02.000So, people like me, people like Alex Jones, people that are the face of it, the media, we have a different role entirely than the academics.
01:28:07.000So it's very unfortunate because he was one of the better, in my opinion, content creators.
01:28:12.000And same with, you know, Owen Benjamin's undergoing the same thing obviously, but he's obviously more visible because he's got 10,000 people on his live streams.
01:30:24.000They do a very good job of covering it up, but Mormons are powerful in America.
01:30:28.000And that's a pretty good analogy for people to say, oh, you single out this one group.
01:30:32.000Mormons have power structure too, just like Jews.
01:30:34.000So, uh, you know, I, uh, Mitt Romney, eh, not a fan.
01:30:40.000But Mormons, I have no problems with Mormons in general, but just, um...
01:30:44.000You know what I think the American government went to war with Mormons and Mormons used to say things like our enemy is the American government like there's some stuff there that people don't know they keep a lot of things very quiet for reasons I'll just say they're very secretive clannish powerful group and That's fine, but that's fine.
01:31:05.000Matt McKinnon says, Hey Nick, could you please do a premium show or stream where you react to some old clips of you when you were a libertarian?
01:31:11.000I was watching a video called Nick Fuentes is a feminist and it had me laughing.
01:33:12.000You know, I'm more worried about tomorrow and the day after and next week and next month.
01:33:16.000Where are you going to be in 10 years?
01:33:18.000It's like, wow, we're getting a little ahead of ourselves.
01:33:20.000Where's America first going to be tomorrow?
01:33:23.000Is that going to be the day when I wake up and then see it all?
01:33:27.000You got banned or whatever and we're knocking out wood man every day, but I hope we're still around You know, I hope we're still there kicking and screaming and doing streams, but you never know right?
01:33:57.000I've talked to ex-Mormons and I'll tell you there's a lot that nobody knows about that they like tell you you can't tell people about this stuff.
01:34:06.000It's very very strange some of the things that go on there.
01:35:24.000I hate to break it to you, but we're kind of alone in life, right?
01:35:27.000I mean, all this stuff about, you know, pair bonding or friends and things, you know, as I've been ostracized by polite society, I've come to realize as a polite society, society, polite society, you know, as I've been ostracized, I've, I've come to realize, you know, whoops.
01:35:46.000Loneliness is kind of just part of the experience.