00:12:01.000At the JD Vance rally, there was another Zoomer showed up in the background of the speech wearing the America First hat, and you can literally see.0.65
00:34:24.000the air. It's unavoidable. This is what political change looks like. We are making a play for the center. I am leading, and we, the Reuters, the America First Movement, and cells all across the country, we are striking at the center of it all. We are striking at the core of it.
00:35:26.000This young dude is a force to be reckoned with.
00:36:31.000I don't know, I don't know, I don't see But it's just trying to control me I'm feeling like I'm supposed to be with me On another field, I need a friend
00:51:36.000What I am not happy to do is have a debate with somebody who has joked about my death, called people who work for me Shabbos boy race traitors.1.00
00:52:11.000Shortly afterwards, we saw him heading straight towards the mountains, some 70 kilometers away.1.00
00:52:21.000Dr. Ainley explained that even if he caught him and brought him back to the colony, he would immediately head right back for the mountains.
00:52:48.000Half ago, people said, I just can't even imagine Trump bringing us to war in Iran for regime change.
00:54:20.000I'm on the cover, we're not on the same.
00:54:23.000Pace, I be from the back, she gripping them covers like she on her last leg She look like she belong on a cover, this whole game covered in everything I'm happy I'll take up a net up, but she is not getting wet in rain If he wants to interview Nick Fuente Get the word out It's undeniable.
00:57:08.000At the JD Vance rally, there was another Zoomer who showed up in the background of the speech wearing the America First hat.
00:57:16.000And you can literally see during the speech on the official screen security comes.
00:57:23.000Marching through the crowd and kicks the guy out.
00:58:30.000paved the way with our corpseless roifers and And all the alt-righters that got banned, all the alt-righters that got slandered, even people that killed themselves, our corpses paved the way for you now to walk over.
00:58:43.000And you can't give us acknowledgement.
01:17:08.000Look, I ain't happy to be here, shit, that y 'all want me on. I'm the big homie, they still be trying, little bro. He believed a lion could be brought to heel. They have total control.0.99
01:17:23.000That a lion could from his courage be pride. Over every single thing. That the lion himself would learn to be brave.
01:17:35.000That a line would not care, even if his line died. Things have to change! That the line himself would accept such a deal. And they have to change right now!
01:17:50.000In the end, it was only to themselves they had lied. I am your voice!
01:20:05.000I feel some cover, share some skin I'm just shining, it's unforgettable You twist to fit the mold that I am in
01:21:06.000Trace your end picture with my hand. Oh, and I can change the weather still together when it ends.
01:23:45.000Dad's on the phone And he's lecturing me about a girl that he met back when he was 19.
01:23:51.000It's never gonna work, cause the puzzle won't piece Head out the window.
01:24:55.000and asking Way too much Like, why am I still in love? Somebody leaves me, way too easy. She said, honey, you'll be all right. But she gets paid to be nice.
01:31:51.000At the JD Vance rally, there was another Zoomer showed up in the background of the speech wearing the America First hat, and you can literally see.
01:33:15.000I'm gonna wake up one day and have nothing.
01:33:25.000What I am not happy to do is have a debate with somebody who has joked about my death, called people who work for me Shabbos boy race traders.
01:33:45.000It is the most normal thing in the world to want to protect and defend our home.
01:33:51.000That's not about hating the Indians that are coming here.
01:33:53.000It's not about hating Islam or Muslims.0.97
01:42:04.000We are less than one week into our new country.
01:42:09.000The blue wave has crested and crashed into the White House and the Capitol.
01:42:15.000And it's already worse from the Republicans than even we thought.
01:42:21.000Our featured story tonight, we are talking about the possible immigration amnesty deal, which President Trump has proposed yesterday on 60 Minutes and today at a White House press briefing.
01:42:38.000We have to talk about the timeline of events because it's so classic.
01:42:43.000So we just get dealt this unprecedented blow last week.
01:42:48.000Blue tsunami, Republicans destroyed, worst performance in 50 years.
01:42:53.000There was maybe a moment of humility from Trump shills and Republicans on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, but literally by Thursday, it was all gone.
01:43:53.000Further, he says that they are going to talk about doing a deal with Democrats.
01:43:59.000To potentially give legalization or amnesty to the so called illegal immigrants that have been here for 10, 15, 20 years that have jobs, maybe the DACA recipients.
01:44:12.000This goes out on 60 Minutes on Sunday.0.60
01:44:15.000Now, anybody in their right mind would say this is now completing the ultimate betrayal.
01:44:24.000They said no new wars, we got a war with Iran.
01:44:27.000Now they're even retreating on the deportations.
01:44:30.000If you could have even plausibly conceived of the Iran war as some kind of concession in exchange for a hardline immigration agenda, obviously that goes away when you say we're walking back enforcement and we're doing legalization.
01:44:45.000Well, all the Republicans say last night, the Trump shills, they say, well, this interview was recorded before Stephen Miller became chief of staff, of course.
01:44:57.000They say, no, no, he didn't really mean it.
01:44:59.000You see, this interview released on Sunday was recorded on Wednesday.
01:45:30.000He says, However, we are going to do a deal on DACA.
01:45:34.000He says it's up to Congress what we do with the DACA recipients, of which there are 1.8 eligible illegal aliens who can receive DACA status.
01:45:46.000So, yes, they are talking about legalization, they are talking about amnesty.
01:45:52.000It really just completes the betrayal.
01:45:56.000It's some finality, twisting the knife in the very end.
01:45:59.000In the end, they're even walking back deportations and ultimately talking about amnesty.
01:46:06.000And this, by the way, this too, like the war in Iran, it represents not just an implicit, explicit betrayal of the campaign promises, but it's actually a fundamental and symbolic betrayal, really, of everything that the Trump movement was about from the beginning.
01:46:27.000In the same way that the Iran war is doubling down on the Iraq war and nation building and democratic globalism, it's the exact same thing with this.
01:46:39.000Talking about walking back enforcement and legalizing DACA.
01:46:45.000This sounds like the 86 Reagan immigration bill.
01:46:48.000It sounds like the 2013 comprehensive immigration reform.
01:46:52.000I mean, this is literally the same rotten deal that the Republican base was getting from the Republican establishment, which is why people elected Trump in the first place.
01:47:05.000So, after everything that has happened after all this time, to really get the same deal.
01:47:11.000From 86, from 2013, on immigration, which is selective legalization in exchange for lame or low commitment to enforcement, it's a deep, symbolic, fundamental betrayal.
01:47:25.000It's even bigger than just he broke the promise from 24.
01:47:35.000We're also going to talk about the impeachments and the subpoenas, which are already starting.
01:47:40.000We have two major developments this weekend.
01:47:43.000First, We have potentially the first impeachment since the midterms, not even being led by the Democrats.
01:47:52.000The Republican from Kentucky, Thomas Massey, is now launching the investigation into whether Pete Hegseth has committed impeachable offenses.
01:48:02.000Thomas Massey claims that Pete Hegseth has abused his power, violated the War Powers Act, and violated the Constitution in a number of ways.
01:48:11.000In addition to this, you're getting it from the Democrats.
01:48:14.000The Democrats in the House and the Senate have already sent out.
01:48:20.000They've already begun issuing subpoenas and compelling the release of documents and testimony from various corporate leaders, including from Walmart, Apple, Amazon, Live Nation, among others.
01:48:33.000The deadline to hear back on those subpoenas is January 4th, the first day after Congress is sworn in.
01:48:42.000So I told you it's going to be like this.
01:48:44.000And this is something you need to understand, okay?
01:48:57.000It's going to be a wedding cake, okay?
01:49:00.000It's going to be tiered, segmented, gradual.0.82
01:49:04.000You thought that the problem is the Iran war, and the Iran war wrecked the economy.0.59
01:49:10.000And these things taken together caused the blowout in the midterms, which has destroyed Trump's mandate to govern and his majorities in the House and Senate.0.52
01:49:20.000What you're not taking into consideration is what is going to happen.
01:49:25.000In the next six to nine months, things that we don't know about.
01:49:29.000And that is that the Democrats are going to compel depositions and documents.
01:49:35.000They're going to issue subpoenas to first private sector people, then to government employees.
01:49:41.000And I'm telling you now, this is another clip.
01:49:45.000Maybe now people are taking me a little bit more seriously.
01:50:06.000It's everywhere in the administration.
01:50:09.000And it is going to be gradually drawn out over the next year.
01:50:15.000And it's going to be painful and it's going to be embarrassing.
01:50:18.000And I'm telling you right now, people are maybe counting on the Democrats to lose popularity.
01:50:24.000They think that the Democrats are going to turn this into a partisan thing.
01:50:28.000The Democrats are going to shut down the government and hurt Trump.
01:50:32.000Once the general public finds out what is going on in the administration, when the Democrats got him dead to rights, it's going to make Trump's approval fall even more spectacularly lower.
01:52:11.000And I've been saying it's not just a midterm blowout.
01:52:15.000With the House oversight powers, they're going to twist the knife and they're going to make everybody in this current Republican Party non viable for 2028.
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01:57:47.000He's first asked about the policy of mass deportations, and the interviewer, Ross Duthat, Says, do you think the administration was too tough on deportations?
01:57:57.000And Trump says, yes, we went too far on deportations.
01:58:02.000And then the second thing he says is, we're also considering an amnesty.
01:58:07.000He says, we're talking about people that came in under Joe Biden, of which there might have been 25 million.
01:58:13.000He said, and many of them have since gotten jobs.
01:58:16.000He said, and there are other people that have been in the country for 10, 15, 20 years.
01:58:21.000He said, and we're looking to make a deal with the Democrats on immigration.
01:58:27.000Now, this is concerning two separate but related issues.
01:58:30.000When you're talking about immigration, it boils down into different categories.
01:58:34.000There's maybe four or five big categories.
01:58:37.000And these are two of them concerning enforcement of immigration in the interior at the border.
02:00:17.000He either didn't mean it or now it's different because Miller's in charge, but they said it's not really a big deal.
02:00:24.000That is until today when Mark Wayne Mullins, the new DHS secretary, came in and said, actually, Although we're not talking about an amnesty, we do want to do a deal with the Democrats on DACA.
02:00:38.000He said the fate of the DACA recipients, of which 1.8 million illegal aliens are eligible, he said the fate of those people is in the hands of Congress and we'll work with them.
02:00:53.000It says, It remains unlikely that President Trump would sign off on giving millions of undocumented immigrants a path to legal status.
02:01:01.000But after a brutal 2026 election for Republicans, he's talking about it again.
02:01:06.000And it's setting off a major backlash in his base at about the worst possible time for the GOP.
02:01:12.000The internal discord kicked off Sunday night when CBS News 60 Minutes aired an interview in which Trump acknowledged his deportations had been too tough and cost Republicans in the election.
02:01:24.000But then the president went a step further, suggesting he'd be open to legalizing the status of millions of illegal aliens.
02:01:33.000Trump summarized the idea, saying, Get the killers out, get the rapists out, get all the rough ones out, get the drug dealers out.
02:01:42.000But let the people that are here, and in some cases here for 10, 15 years, work a deal for them.
02:02:56.000Every time they pressed Trump or Vance in the 2024 election two years ago, every time the media pressed them about the deportations, how would they do it?
02:03:43.000Nobody is in favor of keeping illegal aliens here that commit crimes.0.74
02:03:48.000No one is in favor of keeping illegal aliens that have committed crimes.0.89
02:03:52.000Murders or violent crimes, actually.0.82
02:03:56.000It's not a law enforcement policy, it's a demographic replacement policy.
02:04:02.000The reason we're in favor of massive deportations is actually not because all these people are violent criminals.
02:04:09.000It's not because they're all drug dealers or gangbangers.
02:04:11.000Obviously, that is completely unacceptable and an insult to our sovereignty and our Constitution.
02:04:18.000The reason we want massive deportations is because these tens of millions of people, although they're not creating imminent problems, With violence and criminality, they're changing the texture of life.
02:04:30.000They're changing the identity of the country.
02:04:35.000He wasn't like other Republicans or even Democrats saying, we'll deport violent criminals or we'll deport people with an order of removal.
02:04:44.000In other words, we just have a basic law enforcement policy.
02:04:47.000It's that Trump was saying he would reverse the demographic displacement through immigration.
02:04:54.000And the demographic displacement, fundamentally, it's about identity, but there's also other knock on effects.
02:05:01.000Additionally, that are not exactly criminal issues either.
02:05:04.000And that is suppression of wages and voting.0.99
02:05:08.000It is the fact that these illegal aliens, if given a pathway to citizenship or even just being allowed to stay here and have kids, they're going to change the electorate forever.1.00
02:05:19.000And they don't even need to be illegal to suppress wages.0.99
02:05:22.000So when you think about Trump's initial promise in 2016, it was never about the worst of the worst criminals, it was always about identity, jobs.
02:05:35.000It was this recognition in 2016 that immigration was an existential issue for those three reasons.0.80
02:05:43.000It's that illegal aliens will change the electorate and turn Texas blue, create a one party Democrat state because their children will be militant liberals and anti white and anti native and vote Democrat.0.93
02:05:57.000It's that they're going to take all of our jobs, whether they're overstaying a visa or part of H 1B or OPT or they're here illegally on the farms.0.96
02:06:07.000And it's that they don't speak English, that they're not like us, that their average IQ is 85 or 90.0.85
02:06:13.000So, for Trump to, in the end, say this in the interview, by the way, this is what they've been saying for two years.
02:06:22.000They said it last year in 2025, they said it in 2024.
02:07:06.000What Democrats care about is enshrining massive amounts of legal immigration into law.0.98
02:07:12.000Expanding it, increasing it, making it easier.
02:07:15.000And they also care about legalizing all of these permanent Democrat voters.
02:07:20.000So when Trump says we're going to do a deal for these peaceful people, what he's saying is legalization, permanent residency with the Democrats.
02:08:16.000Mark Wayne Mullen assured there would be, quote, no amnesty.
02:08:20.000And that the administration's law enforcement approach isn't going to change.
02:08:25.000But then he said that Trump had signaled a desire to work with Democrats.
02:08:29.000He said, Now, if we want to have an immigration reform to where we can look at DACA and figure out a way that these individuals can become maybe legal permanent citizens or something like this, that'll be up to Congress, he said, referring to the Obama era deferred action for childhood arrivals program, which allowed undocumented migrants who arrived as children to stay.
02:08:54.000Trump added at an impromptu press conference late Monday afternoon.
02:11:32.000If there's a substantial part of the base that is saying they're not satisfied with deportations, If there is now a coalition of people saying that the administration is not doing enough on deportations, why would they not release the number if it's good?
02:11:48.000Wouldn't that drive Republicans to the polls in the midterms?
02:11:53.000Wouldn't that be ammunition for their own surrogates on social media to say the administration's doing a good job?
02:12:02.000The reason they don't publish it is because it's low.
02:12:05.000And so, for example, the New York Times in December of 2025.
02:12:09.000Estimated that in the first year of the Trump administration, they only deported 230,000 people.
02:12:16.000They had arrested maybe half a million, but in terms of people actually removed, it was a little less than a quarter million, 250,000 in one year.
02:12:27.000In the second year, it's estimated that they've removed something in the ballpark of 450,000 people.
02:12:35.000So it's a grand total when all is said and done after two years of something like 700,000 removals.
02:12:43.000Now, remember, Joe Biden let in 10, 15, 20 million illegal aliens in four years.
02:12:49.000So you're talking about 10, 20 million net new illegal aliens after four years of Biden.
02:12:56.000After two years of Trump, we've reduced that by maybe 700,000.
02:13:01.000If you want to be generous and overestimate it, fine.
02:13:11.000Let's say Trump deported 1.5 million in two years.
02:13:15.000It's still not even 10% of what Joe Biden did in four years, not to mention all the illegals that were already living here when Trump was elected the first time and then when Biden was elected four years after that.
02:13:30.000And we have no reason to believe it's 1.5 or even one.
02:13:40.000We know that Trump was not going to deport 10 million people in two years, but they did tell us on the campaign trail it might be 1 million per year.
02:13:49.000Well, we're talking about not even a million in two, not even 1 million in two, let alone 2 million.
02:15:16.000Democrats' first order of business, if they see that ICE is rounding people up, they will be responsive to the constituents' opposition to this.
02:15:26.000So, in other words, let's say the Trump administration keeps going as hard as they were before, let alone escalates it.
02:15:34.000That means you're going to get videos.
02:19:01.000And so, not only did Republicans not lose because of deportations, the story gets even better.
02:19:07.000If you look at the exit polling data, it shows that the people who voted because of immigration voted for Republicans.
02:19:18.000For those, according to the exit polls from last week, for those that immigration was a significant factor in who they voted for, the majority of those people voted for Republicans.
02:19:33.000In other words, that means people weren't driven to the polls to vote for Democrats because they were mad about immigration.
02:19:40.000If anything, Republicans were driven to the polls because they were happy about immigration, because they were happy about enforcement and deportations.
02:19:50.000What's more, towards the end of the midterm elections, do you know that Democrats actually completely reduced their ad spending on immigration related issues?
02:20:02.000Once inflation started ticking up, once the war went into its Six months, Democrats diverted all their ad spending away from immigration and they went all in on affordability.
02:20:15.000They went all in on economic and foreign policy issues.
02:20:21.000So, according to exit polling and even Democrats' own ad spending, Republicans did not lose because of deportations.
02:20:30.000Contrary to what Susie Wiles and James Blair had Trump believe back in December of last year or January of this year, No, deportations did not cost us the midterms, not even close.
02:20:44.000The war, inflation, affordability, that cost us the midterms 100%.
02:20:50.000If anything, the only thing that brought Republicans out to vote at all was because we had a secure border and because we had some deportations.
02:20:59.000It went up significantly, at least you could say, compared to Biden and Trump one and Obama two.
02:21:07.000So those are the problems with what Trump says on deportations.
02:21:10.000No, they weren't too tough, they weren't tough enough.
02:22:42.000And what it says is that anybody that came into the country five years before this executive order's passage as children.
02:22:50.000Those people that were brought here sort of against their will as minors, they can apply for this special status and ICE will not deport them.
02:23:01.000They can't have a felony and they've got to comply with certain other requirements.
02:23:06.000But for these illegal aliens brought here as kids, they can get a work permit, they can have this deferred action.
02:23:14.000In other words, ICE is not going to deport them immediately if they apply for this program every two years.
02:23:20.000There are 1.8 million illegal aliens eligible for that.
02:23:25.000And so, if Mark Wayne Mullen and Trump are saying we're going to deal with the Democrats, what they're probably talking about is giving amnesty to these people.
02:23:35.000What they're talking about is taking arguably the most sympathetic group of illegal aliens, which is 2 million so called dreamers, these people brought here against their will that didn't theoretically violate the law because they were minors.
02:23:50.000We're going to take these people and we're either going to give them permanent legal residency or we're going to make them full blown US citizens.0.50
02:24:38.000So Mark Wayne Mullen and Trump, they both came out today and said, no amnesty, no amnesty.
02:24:42.000They're trying to clarify what they said.
02:24:44.000They're trying to clean up the mess they made from 60 Minutes, but they're also kind of giving the game away and saying, we're open to a deal with Democrats.
02:24:52.000And we're talking about possibly pathway to citizenship.
02:24:56.000At the minimum, they're talking legalization for at the minimum 1.5 to 2 million illegal aliens that are eligible for DACA.
02:25:05.000Let me tell you why this is a fundamental betrayal.
02:25:09.000Let me walk you through the history of how Trump got elected in 2016.
02:25:15.000Because this isn't the first time this conversation has happened in the country, okay?
02:25:20.000The long story about immigration in the modern era starts with Ronald Reagan's Immigration Security Act in 1986.
02:25:29.000And the basic structure of that immigration deal with the Democrats was this to put it very simply Reagan gave amnesty to close to 3 million illegal aliens.
02:25:42.000That was the concession to the Democrats.
02:25:45.000They said, Look, we've got all these illegal aliens living here, and they're peaceful, and they have jobs, and they're contributing to the economy, and the Chamber of Commerce is rooting for them.
02:26:24.000But we're going to solve this problem now.
02:26:26.000We're going to have security at the border and interior enforcement.
02:26:30.000But what is famous about this deal, about this bill in 1986, is that, of course, the illegals got the amnesty immediately.
02:26:41.000That came through as soon as the bill was signed.
02:26:44.000These 2.8 million illegal aliens became full blown residents of the United States and all the privileges to come with it.
02:26:51.000But the border security, that has to happen later because then they have to appropriate the money.
02:26:57.000And then it's up to the president at his discretion how they're going to enforce the border and how they're going to enforce in the interior.
02:27:05.000And the local jurisdictions have to comply and the businesses have to.
02:27:09.000In other words, it's a lot more complicated to get your border security, to get your interior enforcement.
02:27:58.000And so this is still fresh in Republicans' minds going into the 21st century.
02:28:02.000And so George W. Bush and under Obama, Republicans and Democrats start working out what they call bipartisan immigration reform.
02:28:11.000This is what they're calling it, this is the buzzword.
02:28:13.000They start to work towards a consensus.
02:28:16.000They call it bipartisan immigration reform, or by another name, comprehensive immigration reform.
02:28:23.000And a gang of eight senators, including Marco Rubio, by the way, in 2013, They put together this huge immigration package that includes four big pillars.
02:28:33.000And they say we're going to give a pathway to citizenship and amnesty to all these illegal aliens, number one.
02:28:40.000But number two, we're going to appropriate $40 billion for border security and ICE.
02:28:48.000We're going to have employer verification so that illegals can't work.0.86
02:28:52.000And then we're going to expand and we're going to facilitate more legal immigration.0.74
02:28:58.000And the reason they call it comprehensive is because they're addressing all the big things and they're addressing all the big things at once.
02:29:06.000And they say the reason we're doing it this way is so that everybody can be happy.0.51
02:29:11.000The businesses will be happy because even though we're taking their illegals away and preventing more of them from coming here and preventing them from being hired, they're going to get more legal immigration.
02:31:33.000We don't start with the giveaway to illegal aliens that broke the rules and prioritize them, and they're realistically foreign nationals living in our border that broke the laws.
02:31:43.000He said, We're going to prioritize Americans and the rule of law and their jobs and the sanctity of our ballot box and our identity as a nation.
02:31:57.000E verify and deportations come first.1.00
02:32:00.000Americans come first in the immigration scheme.0.97
02:32:04.000And then we can talk about what we do about all these illegals after the fact.0.97
02:32:11.000So, this is what I said at the beginning of the show.0.68
02:32:14.000It's not just that Trump is breaking a campaign promise because we're not getting deportations when he said we would.
02:32:21.000It's not just that he's breaking a campaign promise.
02:32:24.000Talking about an amnesty when we said we would deport these people.
02:32:29.000Trump said zero tolerance, we're deporting all of them.1.00
02:32:32.000Now we're giving citizenship to millions of them.0.96
02:32:36.000It's not just a broken campaign promise.
02:32:38.000This is a fundamental betrayal of what the Trump revolution was about in 2016.
02:32:46.000And don't you think we're getting a little bit too many of those lately?
02:32:51.000It's one thing to break a few promises, it's another thing to fundamentally violate your contract with America, the basis of your revolution, twice.
02:33:05.000Trump comes down the escalator in 16 and repudiates 20 years of neoconservative nation building, democratic globalism, all these foreign policy mistakes.
02:33:18.000Trump comes down the escalator and says, Iraq was a mistake.
02:34:03.000He said we were against all of that, and now he is putting the cherry on top of the clean break report.
02:34:11.000He's actually putting the finishing touches on the Democrat globalist neocon agenda by decisively confronting the Islamic revolutionary government in Iran.
02:34:23.000And then, after that blows the election, after that destroys the Republican Party, literally the worst defeat in 50 years, how do we take it further?
02:34:34.000We do the 86 Immigration Security Act, we do bipartisan immigration reform, we get to work immediately talking about a gang of eight deal.
02:34:45.000With Democrats that will trade border security for some kind of amnesty.
02:34:55.000Trump came down the escalator repudiating 30 years of open borders, mass migration, catch and release, immigration policy in a general way and in a particular way, not just repudiating that ideology, but also that framework of how you do that deal, saying we'll do security first.
02:35:19.000And a week after the midterms, he says, let's just give an amnesty for security with the Democrats in the fashion of Reagan, in the fashion of John McCain, Jeff Flake, Lindsey Graham, and Marco Rubio from 2013.
02:35:33.000And who is there right with him doing it?
02:35:36.000Well, Marco Rubio is the Secretary of State.
02:35:39.000Lindsey Graham, his dearly departed, who just died, who was his best friend.
02:35:46.000How many fundamental betrayals can you get?
02:35:50.000On foreign policy, on immigration policy, on corruption and draining the swamp.
02:35:56.000I mean, it doesn't get worse than that.
02:35:58.000And this is why, by the way, I didn't vote for Trump in 24.
02:36:02.000This is why I told people to vote Democrat in 26, because this is beyond the pale.
02:36:09.000Like I said, this is not a failure to keep the promises.
02:36:12.000It's not that they've soured on our expectations.
02:36:16.000It's that they fundamentally betrayed the principles of the revolution.
02:36:31.000It cannot go on another day sucking any more attention or energy or money out of the opposition to the left in this country because all it can deliver is compromises and concessions to the political establishment.
02:37:08.000Trump said, We're going to do a DACA amnesty in exchange for an immigration security package.
02:37:14.000We're going to trade the RAISE Act, which reduces chain migration, increases meritocratic migration, and a border package in exchange for a DACA amnesty.
02:37:23.000He said this in September 17 and January 18.
02:37:51.000They said at the different town halls and debates, they said, How are you going to do mass deportations?
02:37:57.000And they both, Vance and Trump, they both said, We'll prioritize the worst of the worst, the violent offenders, we'll take care of everybody else later.
02:38:07.000But you know what the undisclosed pro Republican shills said on social media?
02:39:35.000At the minimum, at the bare minimum, Trump, even with no mandate and as a lame duck, he should at the minimum be a bulwark against amnesty.
02:39:47.000So, people are trying to come up with excuses.
02:39:51.000They say, well, he didn't mean it.0.99
02:40:31.000I mean, if you're still one of these people defending Trump, aren't you tired of being humiliated and insulted and embarrassed and betrayed?
02:40:40.000Imagine being one of these enthusiastic Trump supporters and you're going to war for this guy on the timeline every day.
02:40:53.000Imagine being one of these people defending this day in and day out and Trump goes and lays this shit on your lap.1.00
02:41:00.000And now you got to defend him saying those people that have been here for 20 years will do a deal with the Democrats so they could stay.0.99
02:43:36.000They fan the flames of nativism, xenophobia, they fan the flames of resentment and anger, and they ride.
02:43:45.000The populist fervor from the hill people to power so they can help Wall Street, they can help the donors, they can help the elites of the country.
02:43:54.000That's what Republicans do every time.0.95
02:43:58.000The base has said in one voice for 30 years we don't want to die in Iraq, we want our jobs, we don't want to send them to China or Mexico, and we don't want to be replaced by foreigners.
02:44:11.000And that's all the Republicans have given us Desert Storm, Iraqi freedom, and epic fury.
02:44:21.000They gave us the 86 Immigration and Security Act under Reagan, the 1990 Immigration Act under Bush, which created H 1B and OPT and doubled immigration.
02:44:34.000They gave us comprehensive immigration reform, and now they're giving us this.
02:45:55.000They kept us on the plantation for 10 more years, voting for more immigration, more tax cuts for the rich, more wars for Israel, when otherwise we probably wouldn't have done it.
02:46:07.000But they suckered everybody into staying on.0.87
02:46:11.000They milked another decade out of the white people of this country who were angry before, and this is their parting gift before we are replaced and die and it gives way to one party Democrat rule.0.82
02:46:40.000The Republican Party cheated extinction with him because of the cult of his personality.
02:46:46.000So the only, and by the way, this is very black pilling, the only way that we can make it all worth it, because we can, we now have to go aggressively.
02:46:57.000Aggressively, with urgency for the Republican Party.
02:47:03.000In the next two years, four years, we have to take it over.
02:47:08.000We actually need a concerted effort from donors, from millionaires and billionaires.0.70
02:47:14.000We need a concerted effort from young white men because we have the most to lose.
02:47:19.000Concerted effort from Christians, from families, from religious people, even by the way, from non traditional constituencies.0.69
02:47:27.000That want law and order, that like the way America is, even if you're not white, even if you're not Christian.0.60
02:47:56.000You know, they stayed home because they weren't feeling it.
02:48:00.000But if you look at the exit polling from 26, Democrats are almost as unpopular as Republicans.
02:48:07.000There's something to be said about this.
02:48:09.000Whoever can deliver the winning message first, whoever can get there first, more energy, younger, more populist, more revolutionary, that's the party that's going to win in 28.
02:48:21.000That's the party that will define the future.
02:50:22.000What is now about to happen is that the Democrats are going to use their oversight powers to get subpoenas from everybody private sector, public sector.
02:50:35.000There's things that we will know next year that we don't know now.
02:50:38.000We're going to find out about a lot of bad stuff, a lot of corruption.0.99
02:50:43.000I'll tell you the essence of it it's that fucking ballroom.0.99
02:50:47.000Believe it or not, you want to know how the White House works?0.99
02:50:52.000The way the White House works is that if a business leader needs Trump to do something, they donate to the ballroom.
02:51:01.000We're going to find that out next year.
02:51:04.000Spoiler alert, let me spoil the next episode.
02:51:06.000Literally, bookmark this, screenshot it, clip it.
02:51:09.000We're going to find out that the way you get something from Trump, if a company needs a favor from this federal government, they make a donation to the ballroom.
02:51:24.000If they need a favor, if Walmart needs a favor, if Live Nation needs a favor, if Apple needs a favor, they make a little contribution to the ballroom, the East Wing, and then Trump does what that company wants.
02:51:41.000This administration is really sloppy with stuff like that pay to play communications, conflict of interest, these things that probably happen under any administration.
02:51:54.000The Republicans are doing more of it, and they're doing it in a way that's very sloppy and reckless.
02:52:00.000The Democrats are going to find all this, of course, because they're going to get phone records and they're going to get communications.
02:52:07.000They're going to get everybody to roll.
02:52:09.000And they're going to get everybody to roll over because everybody knows the Democrats are really coming down hard.
02:52:15.000And Trump has no mandate and is unpopular.
02:52:18.000And so the Republicans will jump ship.
02:52:20.000And Trump's allies in the private sector will jump ship.
02:52:23.000And they will roll over so the Democrats will take it easy on them.
02:52:27.000We're going to find out a lot of stuff and it's all real.
02:52:31.000Now, picture in 2027 how is this going to play for your average person when beef prices are really high still, and gas prices are high, and mortgage rates are still high, and those entry level jobs are disappearing because of AI?
02:52:50.000You've got technological unemployment in a serious way in 27 and 28.
02:52:55.000And at the same time, night after night, week after week, you're getting public hearings.
02:53:00.000Wall to wall news coverage about how the Trump administration is accepting bribes from the richest companies in the world for the ballroom, you know, for all these different kinds of projects for personal enrichment.
02:54:25.000You'll have some of these people from this government running, and they're going to have to defend, okay, not just the Iran war and its consequences, not just that they lost Texas and Kansas and Mississippi and the House and the Senate, but also.0.54
02:54:40.000That everyone's corrupt, that everyone is stealing while Americans are poor because of the war they started for Israel.0.53
02:54:48.000Yeah, not really a winning message.0.59
02:54:51.000I don't know how you come back from that one.
02:56:36.000The effort is being led by Thomas Massey, who on Monday called up a resolution accusing Hegseth of violating federal law and the Constitution and abusing his authority on a number of fronts.
02:56:47.000Democrats have signaled broad support for the effort, and several Republicans have expressed discontent with Hegseth.
02:56:53.000The Articles of Impeachment accused the Defense Secretary of waging war without congressional authorization and continuing the military campaign after Congress voted to direct the President to terminate the conflict or seek authorization to continue it.
02:57:09.000The resolution also accuses Mr. Hegseth of violating deadlines under the War Powers Resolution, which requires the withdrawal of American forces from unauthorized hostilities after 60 days with a possible 30 day extension.
02:57:23.000The remaining charges accuse Hegseth of carrying out unlawful military strikes against the Drug traffickers, unlawfully capturing Venezuela's President Maduro, conducting unauthorized military operations in Yemen, disregarding laws intended to minimize civilian casualties, and abusing his power by retaliating against Senator Mark Kelly.
02:57:44.000It is up to Speaker Mike Johnson to decide whether the chamber will vote on each of the eight articles or if they will be considered as a package.
02:57:52.000Democrats are widely expected to support impeaching Mr. Hegseth, and Representative Hakeem Jeffries declared on Sunday he was a hard yes.
02:58:00.000With Republicans holding a razor thin majority, as few as three Republican defections or a few absences could be enough to put the resolution, excuse me, over the top.
02:58:11.000Now, here's how this is going to play out.
02:59:24.000This is a rapidly spreading cancer, this stuff that the Democrats are going to be dredging up with help even from Republican defectors, okay?
02:59:33.000They're systematically going to go after the cabinet members, other Trump allies.
02:59:38.000And they're going to paint a Van Gogh painting of systemic corruption.
03:00:57.000For Republicans to hold on to their seats in the House, they're going to have to go to their constituents and say, look, I was one of those independent Republicans that voted to go after the corrupt MAGA Republicans and the admin.
03:01:08.000It's the only way they're going to be competitive.
03:01:11.000They're going to have to go to their constituents in purple states and they're going to have to say, I was one of the Republicans that voted to impeach and convict.
03:01:48.000And the Democrats are, I don't even think, going to go for Trump first, because if they do, then they make him a martyr.
03:01:55.000If they go for Trump first, then it looks like partisan hackery.1.00
03:01:59.000Ah, the bastards are going after Trump because they're left wing hacks.1.00
03:02:02.000They're do nothing Democrats, obstructionists.1.00
03:02:05.000I don't even think that has currency right now, but I think they might avoid that because they know that Trump is now their MVP.
03:02:12.000As long as Trump is in there kicking and screaming, slowly suffocating, they're dragging and drawing the pain out until 28 when it's just going to be a cataclysm.
03:04:17.000While the Republicans are fighting impeachment and hearings and subpoenas, and the Democrats are in the fight of their lives, slowly but surely, they're going to be systematically confronted and replaced by the enthusiastic, fanatical, energetic, zealot Groypers at the YRs, at the CRs, at every level.0.99
03:08:23.000This is what we've been waiting for ever since the Groyper Wars in 19.0.99
03:08:28.000This is seven years in the making.0.77
03:08:31.000Seven years, all this time, all these battles, the optics war, the Groyper War, the TikTok war.
03:08:41.000Seven years, seven years we've been languishing in the underworld, in the darkness, underground, building our strength, persecuted, oppressed.
03:08:55.000Now's the time to come to the surface and wage war.0.73
03:09:01.000So, I mean, the Groyper War III, this is the Groyper War to end the other.0.83
03:09:07.000The war after that is going to be like the Second American Civil War.0.87
03:10:54.000A friend of mine, I'm not going to take all the credit, a friend of mine told me this a few weeks ago, and it never even occurred to me.
03:11:01.000So JD Vance married Usha in what, like 2015 or something?
03:11:08.000And he always had presidential ambitions.
03:11:11.000Now take yourself back to 2015 and think about what it was like back then before Trump.
03:11:19.000You know, I mean, you just know that Vance married Usha thinking that that was his ace in the hole to become a successful Republican politician.
03:11:33.000Because back then, Republicans were strenuously denying they were racist.
03:11:39.000How could you be a successful white male politician during pre wokeness, during peak PC?0.99
03:11:46.000You had to have like a non white wife.0.97
03:11:48.000How could I be a racist white man?1.00
03:12:16.000My wife is a first gen Indian immigrant.
03:12:19.000No one will ever be able to call me racist.
03:12:21.000I'm the perfect diversity pamphlet for any moderate to vote for me for president.
03:12:28.000And what is hilarious is that because of Trump and Trumpism, what he thought was going to be his number one asset, now his biggest liability.
03:12:37.000Because Trump single handedly made America xenophobic.
03:12:42.000Now people are saying, okay, you sound great.
03:26:30.000This year, he's broken three records for most attended concert in U.S. history back to back to back.
03:26:39.00080,000 people in Chicago, 80,000 people in Houston, 80,000 people in Dallas.
03:26:46.000Back to back to back, smashing the record three times in one year for biggest rap concert in U.S. history.
03:26:55.00080,000 people in a stadium listening to the greatest hits from every album a year after he said DEF CON 3 after HH after the swastika t shirt.
03:28:16.000And then he took it further than anybody.
03:28:18.000The only punk rocker left, the only truly progressive artist, all these metal and punk and hip hop artists, they pretend to be edgy, they're really not.
03:28:29.000He made cuck with a clan outfit, singing HH with a swastika t shirt, became the most canceled, and now became the number one artist in the world.
03:37:38.000Listen, iced coffee, here's the thing iced coffee is still a little bit gay.1.00
03:37:46.000I'm never going to endorse iced coffee because the reason that we like a hot coffee, maybe I'm just going too far now, but the reason we like a hot coffee is because, well, I don't know.0.98
03:38:00.000Maybe it's just my preference, but iced coffee starts to get a little gay.1.00
03:59:09.000They start talking about Disney movies and sandwiches.0.95
03:59:12.000You begin to, like, listen, here's the thing that you need to understand about me.
03:59:16.000It's like, I don't want to live in a house that looks like the house in a sitcom.
03:59:27.000You imagine these guys sitting there in their, like, totally conventional suburban house with, like, a totally conventional theme and decorations.
03:59:40.000And they're sitting there on the couch watching TV.0.51
03:59:44.000And you can imagine the wife in the kitchen making it.
04:02:11.000You know, women just come into this situation and they just colonize it with their normie taste, you know, because women are the ultimate conformists.1.00
04:02:20.000They're the ultimate enforcers of conformity.1.00
04:02:23.000And so they will just bring into the house the latest popular styles in everything, the popular modes of being.0.99
04:02:32.000And they just fill up the husband's life.
04:02:34.000And the men think this is a good thing.
04:02:36.000The men say, I just let my wife do the shopping.
04:02:39.000I just let my wife do the decorating.0.90
04:04:00.000You know, if most guys that grow up and don't give up on this stuff, their idea of decorating the house is like to hang a skateboard on the wall.
04:04:11.000They like to hang a skateboard on the wall or they make like a man cave in the basement or garage and it's just like a bunch of 80s tribute trash.
04:04:19.000It's like, uh, You know, so I maybe that's just maybe that's arguably worse.
04:04:46.000When we win in 28, we put Mary Madison in the new administration, but make her White House chief calligrapher so she has zero power except a front rosy to watch us take our country back.0.97
04:08:19.000I can't believe how quickly MAGA supporters jumped in to say he didn't say amnesty and either ignore or not connect that he was saying the very definition.
04:12:44.000You've been the catalyst to many men around the world.
04:12:45.000I'm Canadian and have been accepted onto my local conservative campaign team for next year's election and nominated for the PC board in my city, doing the work on the ground.
04:15:22.000The establishment has known that Gen Z is the most radical generation in years for about a decade, and it's clear that the Democrats have adapted to encompass their radical branch.
04:15:28.000While MAGA seems to cling to this dead idea that is so bland and outdated that it's inevitable to be utterly crushed.
04:15:32.000Sort of the wrong diagnosis, but that's just not true.
04:15:51.000Some college students and I are trying to get a state MD amendment passed to stop elective late term abortion advice for state level politics.
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