00:00:46.000He had been missing for a few days, if you hadn't noticed, ever since he went on his rant about Syria last week and how the chemical attack could have been a false flag and about the hawks in the administration.
00:00:59.000He had been missing from Twitter, from his show, with no explanation.
00:01:36.000I will say, I was on board with Kanye West before it was cool, before he was tweeting based black conservative talking points about Candace Owens and Scott Adams.
00:01:47.000I was saying Kanye West was cool for years, and he was my favorite for years.
00:01:52.000And I took a lot of heat from people who don't like black people, but I said he was great.
00:01:57.000I said he was an intelligent guy and a smart guy.
00:02:00.000And we got to get into it because there's more to it than just Kanye West.
00:02:06.000We're going to get into it, and not just for what he said, and not just for that specific incident, but What this means more broadly about analysis, because there's some very interesting trends that I see with somebody like Kanye West that has to be explored.
00:02:22.000So, some interesting analysis on that.
00:02:23.000But before we get into the news, where is it?
00:03:12.000I have, before we get into the news, a very special presentation was delivered to me, or a present rather, a gift was delivered to me today by America First Superfan, Joe the Boomer.
00:03:57.000He has provided us with a sword, what is this, six, eight inches of 12 inches of penetrating power here to really deliver to the heart of the globalists.
00:05:15.000The number one most influential, Mr. Kanye West, which I've been a big fan of his music for a long time.
00:05:22.000I was a big fan as a youngster, a big fan when The Life of Pablo came out.
00:05:26.000That's when I really got into it, February 2016, when The Life of Pablo came out.
00:05:31.000That's when I really ascended in terms of my viewership of Kanye, or my fanship of Kanye.
00:05:37.000And for those that are not aware, for those that are not social media people, Kanye West, he deactivated his Twitter account, I think about a year and a half ago or two years ago.
00:05:51.000And if you'll recall, there was a lot of controversy towards the fall of 2016, towards the election, where after the election, he met Donald Trump at Trump Tower.
00:06:01.000He went on this series of crazy rants at his concerts, where he said we should build the wall.
00:06:09.000He said all this politically incorrect stuff that you're not supposed to say.
00:06:13.000Some very red pilled stuff, which I know people are not really impressed with what's been said this past weekend, which we'll get into.
00:06:21.000But two years ago, this was all over the news for a while.
00:06:24.000During his tour, he was on stage, he was performing, and he would call off the music and he was saying things like, you know, we're not really in control.
00:06:33.000The radio is run by people, they play the same songs and all this.
00:07:07.000So, they, under a very specific provision of law in California, were able to put him into some kind of psychological containment against his will.
00:07:18.000And then he came back with different hair and he was acting very different.
00:08:03.000And because she was this based black female conservative, and she was regurgitating these, I guess, middling, right leaning centrist talking points, She was suddenly the darling of the right wing.
00:11:00.000If you know the Dilbert cartoons with the little guy with the glasses in the office, he drew those for a long time.
00:11:06.000And then during the election, he blew up on Twitter because he came out as explicitly pro Trump.
00:11:11.000And I guess he's a master of persuasion because he went out, in my opinion, with some very innovative content during the 2016 election.
00:11:20.000And granted, there were all kinds of opportunists during the 2016 election people from the pickup artist community, people from the tech community, people from all different walks of life.
00:11:32.000If you're Jack Posobiek from the Navy, Cernovich from the PUAs, Milo from TAC, you know, all kinds of different people that suddenly they were all of a sudden big conservatives, big right wing people, you know, just happened to be the case.
00:11:44.000And I think a lot of them were opportunists.
00:11:47.000Now, that said, Scott Adams, you could say he fell into that camp.
00:11:51.000He had a book to sell, he had a big periscope, he gained a lot from it.
00:11:56.000By the same token, I think he had a lot of interesting and innovative content.
00:12:00.000He was pushing during the 2016 election, he was very pro Trump.
00:12:04.000And, you know, Bill Mitchell was like the baseline for pro Trump.
00:12:07.000But Scott Adams presented it from a much more intellectual angle.
00:12:11.000He really analyzed the persuasion techniques that Trump was using.
00:12:17.000Some say that was like pseudoscience because Scott Adams said, you know, when Trump says this or he says that, it's really sophisticated branding, it's really deliberate psychological techniques.
00:12:28.000And for him, it's intuitive, but we're analyzing this because I'm an expert.
00:12:41.000I think a lot of it was very prescient.
00:12:43.000Either way, that's who Scott Adams was.
00:12:45.000And Kanye West this afternoon or this morning starts tweeting out in a row like seven videos of a Scott Adams periscope where Scott Adams is talking about Kanye West and Candace Owens and what happened over the weekend.
00:12:59.000And this is when I said, okay, this is serious.
00:13:13.000A lot of people see what happened this weekend where Kanye West, who has 15 million followers on Twitter, he's one of the most influential rappers of the last two decades.
00:13:25.000One of the most successful, one of the highest grossing, one of the most iconic in fashion and music.
00:13:36.000Either way, 15 million people follow you, those are followers.
00:13:41.000You're probably getting billions of impressions.
00:13:43.000You're probably getting billions of impressions.
00:13:46.000People that see your tweets engage with it.
00:13:49.000Somebody who's in Hollywood like that, or not Hollywood, but in the entertainment industry like that, you have serious pull, you have serious clout with a lot of people.
00:13:58.000I mean, consider that the biggest people in conservative media have 2 million followers on Twitter.
00:14:04.000They reach a few million people a night.
00:14:07.000Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Ben Shapiro, they're in the couple million range on Twitter.
00:14:12.000If you use that as a metric to decide how influential they are, Kanye is at 15 million.
00:14:17.000And that's not to say, you know, that that's a huge deal or whatever.
00:14:22.000We're legitimizing that, but that's simply to say, look at the reach.
00:14:26.000And so you look at what he's tweeting where he's saying, Candace Owens, I like the way she thinks.
00:14:31.000He's directing people to Candace Owens.
00:14:33.000He's tweeting out seven videos of Scott Adams.
00:14:36.000Now everybody knows who Scott Adams is.
00:14:38.000Now they're talking about Scott Adams maybe on e news, e entertainment, or.
00:14:42.000ABC, major networks now, people who had never heard of these people before, people who had never heard of Scott Adams, people, young people who don't even know what the Dilbert cartoons are.
00:14:51.000I don't even know what the Dilbert cartoons are.
00:14:53.000I only knew because I knew because of the election.
00:14:55.000People who never heard of Candace Owens, never heard these kinds of talking points, now getting exposed to it.
00:15:02.000And so you look at what happened over the weekend, and you can look at it in that way.
00:15:05.000You can look at it in terms of the potential that this has, the ripple effect, where you have this mega celebrity, this mega icon, who's huge by any person's standards, who's tweeting out this kind of stuff about Candace Owens, about Scott Adams.
00:17:11.000She's not the ideal conservative that we could be tweeting about.
00:17:14.000You know, oh, Kanye West tweeted about it.
00:17:16.000Well, what if we had a traditional mega celebrity?
00:17:20.000What if we had a traditional white male Christian mega celebrity with 15 million followers instead tweeting about Nick Fuentes and nationalism?
00:17:28.000This is no big deal because I've compared it to the ideal and it falls short.
00:17:38.000Kanye West is exposing potentially billions of people.
00:17:42.000And I'm speaking in terms of impressions.
00:17:44.000Maybe you're getting hundreds of millions of impressions, or maybe you get a billion impressions in six months, whatever.
00:17:50.000But you're exposing it to a mass audience, these relatively right wing people.
00:17:54.000And you'll have people in our movement who they'll tell you about we need to retake cultural institutions, we need to create cultural capital, we need celebrities, we need movies, we need this, we need that.
00:18:06.000Kanye West, 15 million followers, tweets out I like the way Candace Owen thinks.
00:18:10.000Same people talking about cultural capital scrunch up their noses, but not like that.
00:18:28.000Donald Trump runs in 2016, build the wall, no more immigration, deport illegals, Africa's a shithole.
00:18:36.000Crazy stuff we could have never fathomed just three years ago.
00:18:40.000Could anybody imagine anybody saying anything like that?
00:18:43.000Before Donald Trump in like 2014, could anybody imagine a presidential candidate or the president doing the kinds of things that we're seeing?
00:18:52.000And granted, some of it's been more successful than other attempts, but we're there.
00:18:57.000We have somebody who is leading us to the promised land, who wants a wall, who's trying for a wall.
00:19:02.000And they say, oh, well, there's been some setbacks.
00:20:34.000It's very polarizing, where I think it really splits the crowd into two, whether you compare to the ideal or whether you compare to the alternative.
00:20:42.000People who get this concept say, this is a great thing.
00:20:48.000I don't care that it's not red pilling people on mass immigration, but it is shifting the window a little bit to the right.
00:21:18.000And I grapple with how to phrase this, whether it's the particular versus the general, or the particular versus the potential, or whatever.
00:21:27.000But the gist of it is this people look at this and they say, Kanye West tweeting.
00:22:26.000When have you seen a mainstream mega celebrity like this tweet out an explicit affirmation of relatively a fringe right wing personality like Candace Owens or Scott Adams?
00:23:16.000You got Elizabeth, what's her name, from Elizabeth Banks.
00:23:21.000You got major, major celebrities with hundreds of millions of followers.
00:23:25.000Miley Cyrus, Kanye West, for the first time, we have somebody who's mainstream, who probably everybody has heard of, probably everybody's heard one of his songs, who's on the radio, who's on the VMAs, giving speeches.
00:23:59.000What happened was not, you know, at a rudimentary level, you have Kanye West tweeting words, but on a broader level, you have a big celebrity affirming a fringe right wing internet personality.
00:24:09.000This is not only an embrace of the right wing, but an embrace of the internet right wing, an embrace of the subversive, dissident fringe right wing, where he's not saying Tucker Carlson, I like the way he thinks.
00:24:23.000He's not saying maybe Sean Hannity has some good points or Rush Limbaugh has some good points.
00:27:01.000Do you have the spirit to believe, to believe that something can happen, that things can change, that there are great men?
00:27:09.000Or do you, maybe you're not naive enough for that, maybe you think that's naive, but do you recognize the utility in belief?
00:27:16.000Do you recognize that maybe myths aren't real?
00:27:19.000But maybe it matters that people think they're real.
00:27:22.000Maybe it does us good to try to believe, to strive for that.
00:27:25.000I think that's where we enter into it.
00:27:28.000And I would take people who believe, I would take people who think there's utility in believing over people who say, yeah, you know, it's just not good enough.
00:28:08.000Then I think you start to see what's going on.
00:28:11.000And it's funny enough, too, about Kanye.
00:28:15.000It's interesting because Kanye is a guy who, like him or not, whether you think he's that intelligent or not, he's a very, people have called him a very arrogant guy.
00:28:31.000And I think what this tells us about the world we live in today is you kind of almost have to be a jerk.
00:28:37.000You kind of almost have to be arrogant.
00:28:39.000And think about it in this way if you're a celebrity and everybody's telling you one thing, everybody surrounds you, everybody on television, everybody who you know personally is all going in one direction.
00:28:50.000They're all saying, you know, Donald Trump sucks.
00:29:45.000You really almost have to get that way because otherwise, if you're just focusing on, or you rely rather, on what other people are saying or doing, if you have such a low opinion of yourself, and maybe that's how far gone we are.
00:29:58.000Maybe it's not even you have to be arrogant, but maybe we only perceive it as arrogant because we've been browbeaten, we've been so.
00:30:04.000Deconstructed that for anybody to say, I trust my own judgment as opposed to the media, as opposed to my friends, as opposed to anybody else, then they say, Look at that guy.
00:30:38.000Missiles and analysis and this and that.
00:30:41.000But with the Kanye West thing, we're seeing something that's a little bit more out there.
00:30:45.000But I do think something is happening in the country because this is not a normal occurrence that you get somebody like Kanye saying things like this.
00:33:24.000He's not the permanent Secretary of State yet.
00:33:27.000And so they're awaiting the Confirmation vote.
00:33:29.000They're trying to get all the Republicans, obviously, because they have a 51 vote majority, which is the bare minimum.
00:33:35.000And John McCain is out, so technically, or is it with John McCain or without John McCain?
00:33:39.000Either way, they have a very slim majority.
00:33:41.000And so Rand Paul tweeted today that he will vote to confirm Pompeo, and that's big because originally Rand Paul said he wasn't going to do it.
00:33:49.000And that's tough because Republicans need literally every vote to get Pompeo confirmed.
00:33:54.000And he tweeted out that he would confirm Pompeo because President Trump made explicit guarantees to him.
00:34:00.000That President Trump thought the Iraq war was a mistake, that regime change has destabilized the Middle East, and that we have to get out of Afghanistan.
00:34:09.000And he said, Rand Paul said, that Donald Trump gave him a guarantee that he believes that and that Mike Pompeo also believes that.
00:34:17.000And so now Rand Paul will vote for him.
00:34:19.000And I think this tells us something very crucial here.
00:34:22.000Either they're lying, you know, either Donald Trump is just a liar, which would not be a very smart move, because we'll either have, you know, no majority in the Senate or a very slim majority in the Senate.
00:34:41.000But you either believe that he's just totally lying, it doesn't make any sense, or you believe something else, which I think is very telling.
00:34:48.000We saw the serious strikes two weeks ago, and people said this is either regime change or war, or the deep state has taken over, or it's five dimensional chess.
00:34:59.000People say, I'd like to believe it's five dimensional chess.
00:35:02.000I'd like to think there's a bigger strategy here.
00:35:04.000I'd like to think that Trump still believes that regime change is wrong, still believes that the Iraq war was a mistake, still believes this kind of stuff.
00:35:15.000We'd like to believe that, but it's far more likely the deep state owns him.
00:35:19.000He's elected John Bolton to take over or appointed John Bolton to take over as national security chief.
00:35:25.000He's nominated Mike Pompeo, who's basically a neocon, to take over the State Department.
00:35:31.000So we'd like to believe it's five dimensional chess, but it's probably Warhawks.
00:35:35.000And as we've seen since the serious strikes, we've seen more and more things come out, whether it was the fact that the strike was cleared with the Russians, the fact that there were no casualties.
00:35:45.000The fact that Donald Trump has been talking behind the scenes to see if we could replace the American boots on the ground with an Arab coalition.
00:35:52.000We hear from Nikki Haley in the White House that we want to get out as soon as possible.
00:35:58.000We hear from Nikki Haley that the point of the strike was not to kill anybody or to force regime change, but to deter the use of weapons of mass destruction.
00:36:06.000And then we hear all these weeks later, after we're so concerned about Pompeo, we're so concerned about Bolton, we hear weeks later oh, and actually, Donald Trump still believes everything he believed.
00:36:19.000You know, I was over here during the Syria strikes.
00:36:21.000I was over here during the Syria strikes last year, during the Iran protests in December, saying, Look, when we look at foreign policy decisions and we look at things that Trump is doing overseas where we might not understand it initially, maybe there's a strike, maybe he gives support to the rebels in Iran, and people say, Oh, he's a neocon now before anything is said and done.
00:36:41.000You look at the way Trump has operated for his whole life.
00:36:44.000You look at his record, and this is what I said.
00:36:46.000You look at his record, and he was against everything, he was against the Iraq war.
00:36:56.000Non interventionist for his whole life.
00:36:58.000And I said, how can you say that this guy had these convictions his whole life, you know, when he was a private citizen and when he was campaigning and when he was in government?
00:37:20.000That people, I think, might have missed.
00:37:22.000People don't want to read too much into it.
00:37:24.000But I think this is a big white pill here because I think that Trump is, at the end of the day, he's got to be a good businessman.
00:37:30.000I don't think he's somebody who would explicitly lie to Rand Paul and say, Yeah, I'm going to give you these guarantees, but F you, I don't really believe it.
00:37:39.000So if we're assuming, I think pretty reasonably, that he's telling the truth here, that he's making somewhat of a viable guarantee here, then it just goes to show that Donald Trump still understands the score here.
00:37:50.000He still has the score in the Middle East that regime change is bad, Iraq war was a mistake.
00:37:59.000And he said that Mike Pompeo agrees with that.
00:38:01.000And I think just every day it's getting harder and harder for us to believe that the black pill side of things is true.
00:38:09.000Every day that we see new developments and new things, you require more assumptions to shore up the black pill idea.
00:38:16.000I mean, Occam's Razor says that whichever conclusion, whichever explanation of events requires the least amount of assumptions, that's probably the true one.
00:38:27.000All having to make a lot of assumptions when a strike happens or when we don't have a long record.
00:38:32.000But as we see more statements and more developments and more consequences, we see it requires a lot more assumptions to shore up the idea that Trump has turned on us.
00:38:40.000We have to assume Trump changed his mind totally irrationally.
00:38:45.000We have to assume that Trump was going to go to war with Assad, but maybe that didn't work out.
00:38:50.000Maybe he was trying to kill people, but that didn't work out.
00:38:53.000Or maybe he wasn't, but he just didn't really understand that that wouldn't work.
00:38:58.000He was trying to do regime change, or maybe he was trying to do a five dimensional thing, but he didn't understand that that just wasn't going to work.
00:39:05.000We have to understand that he's lying about the Arab force.
00:39:08.000We have to understand he's lying about just pursuing regime change, or rather, just pursuing deterrence of weapons of mass destruction.
00:39:15.000We have to assume he's lying to Rand Paul and Mike Pompeo's lying to Rand Paul.
00:39:19.000We have to assume that the whole North Korean negotiations is a farce.
00:39:22.000He doesn't really intend to follow through with it because he's a neocon.
00:39:25.000And so I think that as we progress here, weeks and months and years in the Trump administration, we have to look back at things that people, assumptions that people are operating under about the administration because it really informs how we look at ongoing events.
00:39:42.000If you saw the serious strikes two weeks ago and you say, yeah, uh, I've given up on Trump.
00:39:55.000It's important that we go back and we look at these different examples, whether it was the strikes, whether it was the protests, whether it was DACA or whatever.
00:40:02.000And we say, were those assumptions true?
00:40:05.000Was your premise, your perception of the president, correct?
00:40:22.000We'll see Trump fail on DACA or on Omnibus.
00:40:25.000I think that was a legitimate setback.
00:40:28.000People say, look at the setback on the Omnibus and look at what we've gotten from the Trump administration.
00:40:33.000He gives us his bad Omnibus bill and he did the serious strikes and he's a neocon on foreign policy.
00:40:39.000He's failed on this and he's failed on that.
00:40:41.000And people have taken their premises from before without critically thinking about them in light of new evidence, in light of new, whatever, developments.
00:40:52.000And they still use them as though they were fact.
00:40:54.000When we go back and we say, actually, is it true that he was a neocon?
00:40:58.000Can we just accept the idea that he's been a neocon, that he's been bad on foreign policy?
00:41:02.000I think you look at it weeks and weeks out, it's probably not so much true.
00:41:05.000And so here's another example, another data point that it's probably no good.
00:41:10.000And we say that with North Korea as well.
00:41:11.000A lot of big developments there, where we heard last week that Kim Jong un is ready to give up his nuclear arsenal, that he's ready to disable one of the nuclear sites, he's going to stop all nuclear and missile tests.
00:41:24.000He's willing to give in to a deal without forcing the United States to remove 30,000 troops from South Korea.
00:41:42.000And, you know, whenever there's a big incident, whenever there's a big scandal, black pillars are, oh my gosh, Nick did this, Nick did that.
00:41:49.000Nick was wrong, Nick's sad, Nick, whatever.
00:41:51.000And so it's like America First is going on.
00:41:55.000And then they go, shhh, then they become very quiet.
00:41:58.000They're very vocal for two nights, and then they're very quiet.
00:42:02.000And then we don't hear from them so much anymore.
00:42:04.000You know, Nick goes on covering things, white pilled as ever, day by day, week by week, and actually things every day they look better and better, vindicated over and over.
00:42:13.000I mean, saying the same stuff, but getting vindicated.
00:42:16.000Then the black pillars remain very quiet.
00:42:18.000They remain very under the radar, not saying so much until the next strike, and then they come back, and then it's Nick is a shill, Nick is a.
00:42:50.000You know, it's fun when World War III is about to pop off, but it's also okay when it's not about to, when we're not about to go to war with Russia.
00:47:45.000This is not a useful model to describe how popular opinion shifts.
00:47:53.000When we talk about the Overton window, at the end of the day, we're talking about concepts that are abstract and we use analogies like a window.
00:49:13.000Between 1789 and the Concert of Europe, between 1814, the Overton window was shifting between Directory and National Assembly and Napoleon?
00:50:29.000But yeah, I mean, and that too, though, it's so true.
00:50:32.000Anybody who says we'd like to gradually shift public opinion, we'd like to incrementally shift public opinion, and then they're frustrated when it hasn't jumped 100 miles an hour in the direction they like.
00:50:44.000Kanye West isn't retweeting Mike Enoch, and that's not good enough for me.
00:52:14.000People who talk a lot and who criticize, you know, and there's a great excerpt from Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Nietzsche about what was it called?
00:52:26.000I forget what the exact chapter of it was called, but it was about the flies.
00:52:29.000It was about the flies in the marketplace.
00:52:32.000And basically, Zarathustra, who is the teacher, said that you can't go around swatting flies.
00:52:39.000You know, it's not your fate to be a fly swat.
00:52:42.000There's innumerable flies, and they're all sucking on your blood.
00:53:43.000And Nietzsche was a big believer in this.
00:53:45.000And Zarathustra, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, is really kind of an ode to the great man, distinguishing between the marketplace, between kind of the mob, which takes on a mentality of its own, which is the lowest common denominator, and the great man who has to rise above them, who's walking on a tightrope above them.
00:55:08.000Not to insult anybody, but for people who say, and I love this, you know, people will sit there on their recliner, you know, they're watching football, arms crossed, you know, in their slippers and sweatpants.
00:55:20.000Not that there's anything, I'm in my slippers right now.
00:55:23.000But for people who sit there and they say, yeah, you know, Kanye's dumb.
00:55:36.000Who's beautiful and who's rich and they've got money.
00:55:39.000And look, granted, that's not the most important thing in life.
00:55:41.000You know, I hesitate to go totally materialist and say that's the mark of value.
00:55:46.000However, you know, people who are pagans, people who are materialists, people who believe in power or wealth or whatever, they say they believe in the ubermensch and they say, yeah, Kanye dumb.
00:58:50.000But fundamentally, what I try to get across on this show is this is how I arrive at correct predictions most of the time.
00:58:58.000This is how I achieve some degree of certainty or some degree of comfort in my life.
00:59:04.000For people, you know, there are people literally saying during the serious strikes, like, stock up on water, head to the basement, because there's going to be a nuclear war.
00:59:12.000I've never panicked because I have a good process to accurately predict things.
00:59:36.000I mean, really, you have to sit down and it's an active process of thinking, asking yourself questions and then more questions and answering them.
00:59:46.000So many people I know, they'll say, you know, Nick, I can't possibly imagine why you would think that.
00:59:51.000I've been thinking about it for a long time and I can't come up with why you think that.
00:59:55.000It's like, no, you haven't been thinking.
00:59:56.000You've just been saying yourself over and over, I can't imagine.
01:01:16.000There's no reason to get nervous or whatever.
01:01:19.000Just a regular guy hanging out with a knife.
01:01:22.000But I should make the globalist nervous.
01:01:26.000Alex DeVore says nationalism knife plus one attack, plus one d6 slashing damage, plus three extra damage against subversives, grants plus one to converting people to Christianity.
01:02:06.000Bryce, thoughts on Count Dankula and his sentencing?
01:02:09.000I think he should have gone to jail, to be honest.
01:02:11.000Not even for what he did, but just because of the whole.
01:02:13.000I mean, we try and rally around free speech people, even if we disagree with them, but it's like, Good God, I mean, this guy was so cringe.
01:02:21.000Well, he was like, yeah, my last moments of freedom, I'm smoking pot and playing Super Mario and eating Captain Crunch.
01:07:11.000On Snapchat, on Instagram, all my friends from high school are posting, you know, like a montage of, like, look at this tree, look at the sky, look at the valley, you know, like, nobody stopped posting that.
01:08:44.000And we'll jump over to our Stream Labs.
01:08:46.000It looks like Joe left some from a few days ago, which we'll get to.
01:08:50.000Joe says, Nick, I'm getting a lot of crap for refusing to identify as white nationalist, instead, opting for trad American nat in favor of white Native American supermajority.
01:09:01.000I was called a cuck, a black person lover, and a civic nationalist.
01:09:14.000And I know I said saying toxic is bad, but there's really no other way to say it.
01:09:19.000There are people that only want to drag us down by saying ugly, nasty, crude, coarse things, and we want no part of that.
01:09:27.000You know, look at Pat Buchanan, look at Sam Francis, look at any of these guys, and they're able to say effectively similar things, but without this like lower left side of the bell curve stuff where it's just, Racial epithets, and it's just so classless.
01:10:56.000But looks like those are our Streamlabs and our Super Chats.
01:11:00.000I'll get the Streamlabs situation sorted out tonight, so that'll be ready for tomorrow.
01:11:04.000We got one more Super Chat from Jose Antonio who says, You believe minorities slash mixed race liberals want to vote out and replace right wing ideas and views by making outsiders citizens.
01:13:32.000Not only do the new immigrants vote more for the Democratic Party proportionally, but they believe the same things as the Democratic Party.
01:13:39.000It's not enough that 1 in 20 illegals are Republican and 1 in 10 legal Hispanic immigrants are Republican, but it's that 70% of first generation Hispanic immigrants support big government.
01:13:50.000So it's not just that they are Democrats, it's also that they believe what the Democrats believe.
01:14:20.000We're all fired up for another hot episode of the show.
01:14:25.000Remember to check us out on Maker Support.
01:14:28.000We're having some trouble with them still.
01:14:29.000Hopefully, it's resolved by the end of the week, but still stay on there because I don't want to tell people not to get off, not because of the money, but because I will still be posting the premium podcast there.
01:14:41.000So it's like, I've seen a couple of people since I said Maker Support is giving me trouble.
01:14:45.000They pulled their pledges, and I don't want them to pull their pledges because now they're not going to be able to get the premium content.
01:14:52.000So you still can get the premium content on Maker Support.
01:14:56.000We're just going to have to figure out what will happen.
01:14:58.000I said if they figure it out by May 1st, and they gave an announcement the other day, so we should be all right.
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