00:00:21.000Maybe it's the Friday curse, but every time it's something, I put it in and we're getting the signal and it's coming through on the stream, but I pull it up just now and it's all muffled and it's all crackly and all the rest.
00:02:30.000We have to be committed to the movement.
00:02:31.000You know, look, I encourage everybody to go out there, get married as soon as possible, especially the women, because, you know, the biological clock is ticking.
00:02:39.000They don't have time like I do, like men do.
00:03:16.000There's something I want to put out there.
00:03:20.000You know, you got to get these women when they're young, not too young, okay, but at a reasonable age before they, you know, Start turning into sluts.
00:03:34.000Yeah, no, we have to get the women while they're young, you know, in the sense that there's only a certain amount of time before Satan grips a hold of the impressionable young woman.
00:04:08.000All these women, it's funny, all these women who think they're going to go out there and they're going to have sex like men and they're going to put out so quickly, they're going to be in for a rude awakening.
00:04:16.000I'm not sure people are going to want to settle down with somebody like that.
00:04:20.000I know I'm not going to, and I'm sure many others won't.
00:06:10.000You know, how many times have I worn this old thing?
00:06:13.000On the show, I've been wearing the sweater for years, so so I appreciate you had the courage, you had the courage to step up to the plate, and uh, and it's true, you're right.
00:06:25.000I think Alyssa's got her next work order there, the corner zip sweater knit that's right, yeah, with a big America First logo right out of the chest, like a superhero, yeah, big fat AF, yeah, no, yeah, you hear that, ladies, all eligible women, all eligible knitters.
00:06:47.000You know, you have your assignment there, right?
00:07:32.000So, how would you deal with this situation where every time you try to bring up accomplishments that white people have done in the past or the civilizations we've built, basically everything white people have ever done, and his only comeback is, well, you haven't done anything.
00:07:52.000You know, you're just this college kid.
00:08:01.000That's a good question, but it's funny.
00:08:02.000I mean, I would start with sort of the cop out.
00:08:06.000I would start with the, I mean, it's not really a cop out, but I mean, the first thing that comes to mind when I hear that, when leftists use that argument, the, you know, the Jordan B. Peterson argument, essentially, that you're not allowed to take responsibility or pride in anybody that isn't yourself.
00:08:21.000And my first response to that is we are held responsible for the wrongdoings of our ancestors, right?
00:08:28.000You know, it comes to slavery, the Holocaust, the genocides, you know, like the Native American quote unquote genocide.
00:08:34.000I don't think it was, but I mean, you know, We're held responsibility for that, but we land on the moon, we build cathedrals, and that doesn't count.
00:08:42.000But number two, I would say we have with our race, like with our family, like with our communities, our neighbors, we have a kinship in the sense that there is this connection by blood.
00:08:55.000And I think there is something even outside that.
00:08:56.000Jung called it the collective unconscious that binds us with our ancestors and with the people, I think, horizontally and vertically in our society.
00:09:07.000It is the task of every generation, the obligation of every generation to live up to the expectations or maybe the glory of their ancestors.
00:09:16.000I think you point to the boomers where they certainly did the opposite of that.
00:09:27.000And in the same way that all kinds of other people are able to take pride in their culture and their nation and their history, white people should be able, should be afforded the same thing.
00:09:36.000So, and that's the thing is about that kind of argument, that's a difficult thing.
00:09:41.000For a communist to grasp, that's a difficult thing for most people to grasp because we're brought up implicitly.
00:09:49.000I don't know if it's ever said explicitly that we are merely individuals.
00:09:52.000We are these atomized, lone individuals separated from each other, separated from parents, separated from our future children.
00:10:00.000And so that's why it makes it so tough for people like that to grasp that concept.
00:10:04.000So I don't know if that's an argument you'll win.
00:10:06.000And that's why I would come at it with the we're held responsible for the sins, but not the glory.
00:11:27.000Well, I think that, you know, I don't like to talk about the ethnostate because, and I've been over this before, I'm just not wild about the terminology.
00:11:35.000But if we are to talk more broadly about European identity, essentially in the country, a lot of people in the movement, like Spencer and others, foresee that there will have to be a retreat, there will have to be a withdrawal, a strategic or tactical withdrawal.
00:11:51.000Where we can concentrate our numbers, maybe in a place like Washington or in the West or in the Midwest.
00:11:56.000And I think that's really thinking small.
00:11:58.000I think that's really a missed opportunity in the sense that the United States of America, the whole thing is ours.
00:12:06.000I don't see it as acceptable that we give up the Grand Canyon, that we give up the West Coast, that we give up the East Coast.
00:12:13.000And so I would say that any kind of proposition for retaking our country, reappropriating our country, we have to think big.
00:12:20.000We want it all and maybe more, maybe even more.
00:12:24.000I mean, and that was certainly the mindset of the founders.
00:12:30.000The mindset of the founders when you had like nobody compared to now, where you have 300 million people.
00:12:35.000When the founders were settling, or maybe the pioneers were settling the Midwest and the Great Plains and the Far West, they didn't have big numbers.
00:12:44.000They were outnumbered compared to the Native Americans, but we went out there and we did it and we'll do it again.
00:12:50.000And so I'm a big believer that we have to take back the whole thing.
00:12:55.000None of this cucking that, you know, we're going to have to retreat into one state and we're going to give, you know, James would talk about this.
00:13:01.000We'll just give California to Mexico and we'll give.
00:13:40.000If I need it, if I'll summarize Paul Nealon's position, he kind of wants to make it so that social media doesn't proactively, you know, do what they're doing to far right opinions.
00:13:55.000And unless you're doing something hardcore, like illegal, then it won't get banned from the platform.
00:14:04.000The opposing stance would be, you know, let a private company do what they're going to do.
00:14:21.000And the reason being is because there is no competition in the marketplace for that particular kind of communication.
00:14:29.000If you had a free market and in the real sense of the word, where there was real competition, where there were no barriers to entry, where, and you could take like microeconomics, they talk a lot about this.
00:14:39.000You know, like airlines, for example, there's barriers to entry.
00:15:02.000That's probably the most well funded, the most publicly known example of a competitor to Twitter.
00:15:08.000And they are operating at what, a thousandth of the amount of monthly active users that Twitter is?
00:15:14.000And so I would say, as the government, I would go in and say, look, Either you are subject to antitrust laws and we break up Twitter and we break up Facebook and maybe there's some nationalization or government oversight, or you accept these regulations, which would be that the First Amendment would apply online.
00:15:33.000You know, in the Civil Rights Act in 1964, when the bus companies were discriminating against black people, those were private companies.
00:15:42.000And when black people were forced to sit in the back or they were forced, you know, they couldn't sit at the counter at the lunch counter, those were.
00:20:29.000As somebody who campaigned for Paul Neal and myself in 2016 and who supported him, obviously, for a long time, we had him on the show.
00:20:40.000It is disappointing the direction that he's gone in.
00:20:44.000And, you know, for all the people who would say there's something to be said about him, Going out there and just being unapologetically honest and, you know, quote unquote, red pilled or whatever.
00:20:56.000There really is a fine line between maybe the subtlety where it's effective and kind of this joking and maybe this dog whistling type thing and the comparing yourself to Jesus Christ and Adolf Hitler and getting yourself banned from Twitter and going on with David Duke.
00:21:12.000You know, one of the first things I said about Neil and why I thought he was different and why I liked him was I said on Twitter, he was just kind of a shit poster.
00:21:20.000But if you saw him at a rally or at a speech, he was with the American optics, American flags, blue collar guy.
00:21:28.000I said, that's a really interesting premise.
00:21:29.000But then obviously he goes on with David Duke.
00:21:32.000And I go, oh boy, maybe we could still recover, but that's pretty tough.
00:21:36.000And then he goes on, he gets kicked off of Twitter, and that's tough.
00:21:40.000He gets kicked out of the Republican Party in Wisconsin.
00:21:53.000But in terms of as a psyop, maybe, as, you know, this is something to get people talking, perhaps.
00:22:01.000I just think it's one of these cases where he kind of spent all his capital a little bit too soon.
00:22:06.000If it were a slow burn, I think we could have drawn this out a lot more.
00:22:10.000He could have been relevant for longer.
00:22:12.000He could have really pushed the envelope if he were more strategic.
00:22:14.000But, I mean, he had, you know, I think very incompetent people in his ear telling him to do things and, I don't know, putting him in the wrong direction.
00:23:26.000Believe me, it's not easy, you know, to keep the faith, as you say, in the system, because you see.
00:23:32.000Just so many problems and so many layers to those problems.
00:23:36.000It's not enough that everything is broken right now, but it's broken at the most basic level and at the deepest level.
00:23:44.000So, I definitely hear you that it is difficult to, quote unquote, keep the faith or still believe in it.
00:23:51.000But I look at Donald Trump, for example, and I say, here is a guy who turned it all around in one year, in the sense that what we were hoping for in 2016 was, at the very least, Hillary Clinton gets beat.
00:24:05.000But even in that case, we were looking at what?
00:24:07.000A Jeb Bush presidency, a Marco Rubio presidency, God help us, or a John Kasich presidency.
00:24:14.000And within two years, two or three years, we went from.
00:24:18.000Barack Obama, amnesty, you know, the mainstream media runs the country.
00:26:34.000I think your last caller, Sam, graciously touched upon the whole Empress Finest Paul Nealand debacle going on.
00:26:45.000I feel like every time I'm on here, I'm asking about the alt right, but it's kind of my obsession to kind of make fun of.
00:26:52.000I love when you go into the different characters.
00:26:55.000But what do you think about the whole developing scandal that.
00:27:01.000Mike Enoch and the other alt right leadership knew about the Eli Mosley military records and knew about Emperor Finus, excuse me, not Emperor Finus, sorry.
00:27:14.000Yeah, being a Jewish and a homosexual.
00:27:18.000Yeah, well, I think it might be another case of Vindication City, don't you think?
00:27:24.000I mean, look, hey, and if the rumors are true, if the rumors are true, but not to jump to conclusions, I don't want people to think we're jumping to conclusions, but let's say, for example, that this is true.
00:27:35.000Let's say Enoch and all the rest knew that Eli was out there lying about being in Iraq.
00:27:40.000And look, he says he's going to come forward with the documents.
00:27:43.000He said he's going to come forward with his military records to prove it's not true.
00:27:49.000And I think we owe him at the minimum that we'll wait and hear his side of the story because the New York Times came out with that hit piece.
00:27:56.000I don't trust the New York Times as far as I can throw them.
00:28:03.000Let's say they knew that Mike Enoch was married to a Jewish person.
00:28:06.000Let's say they knew that Paul Nealon's campaign spokesperson was a Jewish homosexual.
00:28:11.000And, you know, look, you can have people in the movement.
00:28:14.000Like Matt Semite is a perfect example of a Jewish person who comes into the movement and he does a lot of good and he's welcomed by people and they say, Hey, you're all right.
00:28:25.000It's about people are going out there and they're putting their lives on the line in many cases.
00:28:29.000When you look at the dangers of a place like Charlottesville or even associating with these people publicly when you're putting your ass on the line and that you could get fired, you could get blacklisted, you'll get ostracized by your family.
00:29:08.000But if it is, shame on these people because they take advantage of young, impressionable men with nowhere else to go, looking for that community, looking for that sense of belonging.
00:29:19.000And shame on these people if it's true that they're going to take advantage like that.
00:29:23.000It's reckless, it's irresponsible, it's not right.
00:29:28.000And I was one of those people who was marching with them and going to, like, with the New York Times journalists and Eli, I was there at the whole thing where he was standing on the steps of the monument and shouting about white people and whatnot.
00:29:43.000And I was kind of worried the whole time when they had the New York Times in all of our personal space, you know, in our vans, and, you know, everywhere we went, everyone was mic'd up, had cameras on them the whole time.
00:29:53.000They told a lot of people they wouldn't put their faces in the documentary.
00:29:56.000And I had another quick question for you about that whole thing with the media.
00:30:02.000We know that Richard and Eli and these other guys like kind of the exposure, think that having the New York Times or whoever there is going to be good for them.
00:30:11.000When I was at the Gainesville event a few months back with Richard and Eli was there as well, they had The Atlantic with them.
00:30:20.000And I wanted to know what you think about this.
00:30:22.000Is speculation, again, you know, we don't.
00:30:25.000Like you were saying, we'll give them the benefit of the doubt.
00:30:27.000But Richard brought along a journalist with The Atlantic who is Jewish, whose father was an Israeli politician.
00:30:37.000And he said that he was the same journalist that filmed the Hailgate thing last year in 2016, or two years ago now.
00:30:44.000And Mike Enoch was the one who started the whole Seek Hales at Hailgate.
00:30:49.000And now we have the same journalist who filmed Hailgate.
00:30:54.000And I was Richard's one of his security people for that event.
00:30:57.000And I want to know what you think about that and how that plays into this, where he told us openly that he was an Israeli politician's son and he was working with The Atlantic.
00:31:08.000I don't really know what to think about that.
00:31:53.000We trust them to be role models in many cases.
00:31:57.000And it's a big letdown when these people are a liability or there's this lack of transparency.
00:32:02.000It's just, you know, if they are going to run the show.
00:32:07.000And tell us that you can't criticize and you can't counter signal and what we say goes well, then at the very least, don't be a liability.
00:32:14.000You know, at the very least, we have to expect some level of competence.
00:32:17.000It would be one thing if, you know, they were like, well, we don't lead anything and we're just kind of out there and we just put out content.
00:32:25.000But no, I mean, they're saying we are the alternative.
00:33:49.000How do you feel about traditional statues of figures in the U.S. being removed while degenerate statues of Marxist people in history are being kept?
00:34:04.000That's a softball, but it's a great question.
00:34:06.000I mean, I think it kind of tells you a lot about the state of the country because you have to think about what a statue is, you have to think about what a statue represents.
00:34:16.000And I talked about this during the whole Charlottesville episode.
00:34:49.000In people's daily lives, they see this when they go to the park to feed the birds or to walk the dog or on their way to work or if they're playing with their kids.
00:34:57.000And what that says when that's held up high is this is what it means to be an American.
00:35:03.000It means to be patriotic, strong, brave, courageous.
00:35:07.000And to tear those down and to instead erect statues of Native Americans or to erect statues of degenerate Marxists or feminists and that kind of thing, it is symptomatic of something changing within the soul of the country.
00:35:21.000And it may be forced, maybe artificial.
00:36:26.000We're supposed to build a high trust society for white people, and then they're hijacking the premium channel, they're hijacking the live stream.
00:39:30.000Well, a couple questions I wanted to ask you.
00:39:32.000It's kind of a two part question, really.
00:39:36.000So, kind of in looking at where the country is right now, the United States, do you think that we can have a paradigm shift without a major spark?
00:39:47.000Or do you think that the major change that we're going to have is going to have to take place over a prolonged amount of time with incremental changes?
00:39:55.000So, do you think there's going to be like a flash in the pan that's going to Set people off to say, you know what?
00:40:30.000You know, to build an authentic countercultural movement, to build an effective counterrevolutionary effort, it has to be laid brick by brick.
00:40:54.000Maybe it's because it's young people and there's a little bit, maybe an immaturity.
00:40:58.000To say maturity, but maybe, you know, there's this vigor that we want to see things now.
00:41:03.000But I think if you look at the left and how they've been successful, we didn't start out with Barack Obama, right?
00:41:09.000I mean, we didn't start out with this globalist, far left Marxist culture.
00:41:14.000This was something that was in the making for a hundred years.
00:41:17.000You see the antecedents of this in the 1950s with the Frankfurt School, when all the Jewish people in Germany were chased out by the Nazis and they put the Frankfurt School down in Colombia and they invented cultural Marxism.
00:41:30.000I mean, you could trace the antecedents back to Karl Marx.
00:41:34.000In 1850, I believe, that he wrote the Communist Manifesto.
00:41:38.000And so, to build an adequate and proper movement, it's going to take time.
00:41:42.000And Steve Bannon said it on Sean Hannity pretty recently.
00:41:46.000This is a battle that will be won every day for the next 20 years, every election year for the next 20 years.
00:42:21.000I was actually talking with one of the guys last night on the channel and the server, and we were talking about a lot of people, it seems like they don't want to have to do the legwork, right?
00:42:30.000It's not that people can't see that things aren't right.
00:42:33.000They just don't want to have to go through the mental hurdles to get to the point where it's like, Okay, what do I need to do to fix things?
00:42:40.000Like, they don't want to have to do the, it's just too exhausting, right?
00:42:43.000Like, if you think about it, if you don't turn it off at all, all week, every day, you know, it will wear you out, right?
00:42:49.000Like, I'm sure you go through that, right?
00:42:51.000Because you do put out content every day, and I'm sure it's got to wear on you a bit to look at these news articles, to look at the things that happen every day, and try to like keep going on and say, man, how do I dig through this today?
00:43:50.000You present these civilizational problems to normies, and a lot of the reason that they don't convert is simply because.
00:43:57.000To rethink everything they know is a difficult thing.
00:44:00.000I mean, you show people, for example, race and IQ, and maybe they buy it.
00:44:04.000Maybe they have no way to refute that.
00:44:06.000But am I really going to, if I'm 30 years old, going to rethink my entire view of humanity and politics and everything based on something that's probably true, but some crank on the internet told me about it?
00:44:20.000We have to walk them through and show them.
00:44:22.000So this is what we know to be true, and these are the consequences.
00:44:26.000And it's not going to be a radical change, but this is what has to happen next, and here's your role in it.
00:44:32.000So, I guess the next step now, and this is what memetics is, is to consolidate these big ideas, consolidate these processes, the consequences, you know, a holistic picture of it into something that is transferable and easily understood.
00:45:28.000So, you know, I think that if we can kind of reach out to them through that nostalgia and, like you said, distill the message down to something that.
00:45:38.000Is simple, it's small, and it's something that's easy to digest.
00:45:41.000They can't really argue with it, and it's not going to cause them to, I guess, put themselves into a position where they can lose their livelihoods, their lifestyle.
00:45:53.000Then I think that's the kind of way that we have to go about it, right?
00:45:56.000Like get them back on board with, okay, this is better for us.
00:46:11.000And that's, I think that was a big red pill for me.
00:46:14.000You go back to like 1920s America and you look at what New York City looked like.
00:46:19.000And it wasn't even just that it was because it was more dangerous then in many ways.
00:46:24.000And it wasn't in some ways it's better now.
00:46:27.000But you looked at the general picture of it and it was beautiful.
00:46:31.000You know, the people looked clean, the people dressed nicely, the cars looked cool.
00:46:37.000You know, there was some imagination there where there was something fun about it, there was a real style there, a real flair.
00:46:44.000And there was real architecture that had an artistic value that represented values underneath it.
00:46:49.000And now, you know, maybe things are a little bit more flashy, things are bigger, things are more colorful, but there's no soul to it.
00:46:57.000And I think if we remind people what the country was like before, when it wasn't just this hollow, atomized kind of like cyberpunk dystopia, I think there will be that motivation again.
00:47:58.000The whole post shooting on those like white nationalists and Florida claiming was with them and the whole kind of BS around that.
00:48:12.000Um, when do people in this movement like when do you think they're going to get serious and say that these people are not at all cut them out and be kind of just serious?
00:48:27.000I'll let you know, I'm waiting for it because.
00:48:32.000We have so much potential in this movement in the sense that this country is ripe for a real nationalist, traditionalist movement.
00:48:43.000I mean, you see in the statistics, what was it?
00:48:46.00059% of white people say that they believe white people are being discriminated against.
00:48:51.000And you look at how the libertarians and the Ben Shapiro's, the Steven Crowders, the Milo Yiannopoulos, they have young people eating out of the palms of their hands.
00:49:08.000It's these basic bitch, you know, GOP, you know, college GOPE types.
00:49:13.000And we're sitting here bickering over if it's a good idea to have a tour called National Socialism Forever and whether or not it's a good idea to have, you know, fat slobs leading the Nazi flag rally in Virginia.
00:49:28.000And I know people are going to say, oh, well, there was one Nazi flag.
00:49:51.000I see it slowly starting to happen where people are starting to come around and seeing how incompetent the leadership has been, seeing how directionless the movement has been, and demanding that there has to be a plan here.
00:50:49.000And I don't even mean to say that in like a negative way.
00:50:52.000I mean to say it in the sense that we need to rebuild this infrastructure of that tunnel from Ben Shapiro to our side.
00:51:01.000You know, that used to work for a long time.
00:51:04.000I think there's a steady supply of people where the movement was growing pretty rapidly because people would go from, you know, they'd go from what Mark Levin and Rush Limbaugh, maybe not the younger people, but.
00:51:14.000They'd go from Ben Shapiro and then over to a little bit edgier, Milo Yiannopoulos, a little bit edgier, maybe Gav McInnes, and then they'd find their way over to where we are.
00:51:32.000I mean, Shapiro and them, they're pushing the country in a more right leaning direction, even though I think it's not good enough, you know, and they are Israel first and they do cuck on the most important questions.
00:51:43.000At the very least, they're taking them out of that left wing kind of cult, and that's a good thing.
00:52:19.000I was inspired by the last caller to ask you a question that is related to his because today, on my way back, I was listening to a Jonathan Bowden speech called Western Civilization Flights Back.
00:52:34.000I'm not sure if you're familiar with it.
00:52:36.000But in the speech, he makes a quote that says essentially that we need to not be afraid to associate with people that would be outside of the mainstream.
00:53:01.000That's been Paul Nealon has come down to the full effect of that, I guess, that mindset.
00:53:10.000So, my question going forward is, or my question is for going forward, do you think that we need to essentially lose the alt right label completely and just aim for a conservative, more Republican party takeover?
00:53:32.000We could, or the I hate the alt right like terminology, but like you think that the alt right could actually be a viable political party in the future?
00:53:43.000Yeah, no, we got to ditch the alt right name, we got to ditch it.
00:53:47.000And people say this is me cucking on it.
00:53:50.000People say if you don't call yourself alt right, well, that means you're cucking.
00:53:53.000You know, I still talk about the same stuff, I still talk about the same stuff, same rootless transnationals, the same bell curves, and all that.
00:54:03.000But the messaging is just as important, if not more so, than the message.
00:54:08.000And the alt right now is affiliated with people who are like the actual bad guys.
00:54:13.000You know, I mean, how many times do we have to hear that we're actually not Nazis, unlike the alt right?
00:54:20.000And they'll say, oh, well, you know, they'll call you that anyway.
00:54:23.000And it seems like we've become that because they call us that anyway, right?
00:54:28.000And so I think it is a much stronger play to appropriate conservatism.
00:54:35.000Than it is to invent something new that is already not a great brand, that is already kind of a soiled label.
00:54:42.000I mean, think of the potential if we could say to the Cassie Dillons of the world, the Ben Shapiro's of the world, you're not conservative enough.
00:54:50.000You want people to be able to do these things?
00:54:53.000How could you say you're a conservative?
00:54:55.000You want people to be able, you want this guy in a wig to be able to go in the girls' bathroom?
00:55:07.000Here's the kind of smart thing about this.
00:55:10.000These far right positions, if they come under the guise of something familiar, something pretty harmless, something which so many people have invested money in portraying as not hateful, so much work is already done for us.
00:55:25.000How much money have the Koch brothers invested, you know, millions and millions of dollars, in convincing the world that there's nothing wrong with being a conservative?
00:55:34.000And if we go in there and we say, we're the America first conservatives, and that means that there's no foreign aid to Israel.
00:55:40.000And that means that we know who's running the media.
00:55:43.000And that means that we care about demographics.
00:55:45.000Think of the potential there if we co opt symbols that are already in use.
00:55:50.000I think that's by far and away the better take.
00:55:52.000And maybe not even conservatives, but call yourself a nationalist.
00:55:55.000Call yourself a nationalist conservative or a populist conservative.
00:58:22.000It's been a very busy week for me this week.
00:58:24.000Next week is CPAC, so unfortunately, it's not going to be very intensive next week either.
00:58:29.000I'll try and get some calisthenics in.
00:58:31.000But really, we're going to, and people are going to say, oh, Nick, you know, you said you were going to go to the gym.
00:58:36.000You said, but, you know, look, I don't know where people find the time.
00:58:41.000If you're really giving something your all, if you're really throwing everything you have out there, I don't understand where people find the time and the energy to be so concerned about what they're eating and then going to the gym.
00:58:52.000You know, I'm lucky if I find time to eat lunch these days or if I find time to, you know, to eat dinner sometimes.
00:59:38.000So, Getting the calories in the proteins and all that, so you know, accounting all your macros I think that's really important to make you know, get sure that you're actually putting on mass and not discouraged by kind of seeing no gains, got to get them gains.
00:59:52.000And so, exactly, yeah, yeah, I'll be looking forward to your you know, to you doing your thing at CPAC.
01:00:00.000And you know, I heard you have you're gonna have your the weightlifter friend or the bodybuilder who was it that you're gonna be with?
01:00:07.000Yeah, well, he's just he's just a friend of mine on uh.
01:04:42.000Remember when, like, just casually 50 years ago, before there was like advanced computers, we flew up there and people walked around and they came back?
01:07:09.000And the deck is already so stacked against the alt right in terms of, like, people have been propagandized into, or rather, immunized against all our arguments in schools and television that should be easy for Sargon to come on and at least regurgitate the usual talking points and hold his own.
01:07:26.000But, I mean, what a clown show on the last debate on the Alaska stream where he was like, I'm not actually going to debate you.
01:08:00.000They go on Dave Rubin, and Ben Shapiro says, Yeah, I believe in free speech, but of course, the real racists should be hunted down and fired from their jobs.
01:08:14.000You say you're for free speech, but at the same time, oh, but the real race, the quote unquote real racists, you know, those guys have to be hunted down and fired from their jobs and excommunicated.
01:08:38.000You know, he had on that Bunty guy and he had nothing to say about politics.
01:08:42.000He has on like, Comedians and musicians, and yet he doesn't have on Richard Spencer.
01:08:46.000And you know, I don't like Richard Spencer, but that's somebody you should have on.
01:08:50.000If your whole premise is we debate ideas, we debate new and fresh ideas, and you don't have Spencer on, you don't have Anglin on, you don't have Enoch on, you don't have any of these guys on, you don't have me on.
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