The DOJ has finally charged Donald Trump with conspiracy to obstruct justice in connection to the January 6th riot at the Capitol. This is just the latest in a series of indictments that have been brought against Trump over the past year, and it looks like the day is finally here. Join host Nicholas J. Fuentes ( ) and host Ricky Vaughn ( ) as they discuss the latest development and what it means for the future of the Trump administration and the country. They also discuss the Ukraine crisis and why this is a big deal for the Patriots and why they should not be underestimated. They also talk about the implications of the indictments and what they mean for the 2020 election and how it ties into the larger political struggle between Trump and the Deep State and the rest of the political establishment. Finally, they discuss why this case is so important and why we should not overlook the possibility that Trump could still run for President in 2024. America First is a show about freedom, liberty, and hope for the best in 2020 and beyond. - Your continued support is greatly appreciated and is a gift to our nation and the world. Thank you for your continued support and support! - The crew at America First. This is a must-listen to America First! show! - Nick and Ricky Vaughn and we'll be back with more stories like this on Thursday's America First and much more! on our featured story. on America First with our new show on Thursday! coming soon! Subscribe to our new podcast, America First: First, Next, Next? Subscribe, Subscribe, Share, Share and Retweet us on Apple Podcasts, Like, Share on Insta, Subscribe on iTunes, and share on your social media! and Subscribe on your thoughts on this podcast! We'll be listening to our latest episode on your favorite streaming platform? and more on the next episode of America First and more. in the next one on this channel! Thanks for listening and sharing it on Instapaper? Subscribe on Instagaming on Podchris and other things? on PODCAST on Instacare to Insta! & more on your podcast in your thoughts and reviews on the podcast and a review on Instafare and , so please leave us a review and review us on Instar and your review!
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00:00:56.000It was then the classified documents charge from the DOJ.
00:00:59.000It appears now that we'll see charges from the DOJ in connection with January 6th.
00:01:05.000And then, also forthcoming, are potential charges in the state of Georgia out of Fulton County in connection with Trump's phone call to state officials in Georgia
00:01:16.000Where he attempted to get them to manipulate the results of the 2020 election.
00:01:25.000And so we'll get into all that tonight.
00:01:27.000We'll talk about this indictment about January 6th.
00:01:30.000We'll get into the details on some of the other things.
00:01:34.000The big picture though about the indictment, and I've said this from the beginning about this one, about all of them, and I said it all throughout this year and I said it last year,
00:01:45.000The big picture here is that this is the personal and political struggles of Donald Trump becoming the same thing.
00:01:53.000They're becoming the same exact thing.
00:01:56.000And what I mean by that is, eight years ago, Trump launches his campaign really against the regime.
00:02:03.000He launches it against the deep state, against the media, academia, business, finance, all the interested parties in the elite.
00:02:12.000And, as you know, they tried to destroy him politically.
00:02:17.000They tried to sabotage his first term in the White House.
00:02:20.000They overthrew him with the mail-in ballots.
00:02:24.000Since he got out, they're now filing these charges against him, trying to preclude him from running, or maybe create a negotiation position where he'll bow out of the race in exchange for a pardon.
00:02:37.000I know some have suggested this might be the case.
00:02:40.000But where we're headed in 2024 is that these two struggles are merging.
00:02:47.000Trump and this political challenge against the system, and the system's war against the man.
00:02:58.000And what I mean by that is in 24, if he wins the political struggle, he can exonerate himself with a pardon.
00:03:06.000If he wins the presidency, he can pardon himself, he can instruct the DOJ to dismiss the charges, and he's a free man, and he's also the president.
00:03:15.000And he can fire the 50,000 Schedule F employees that he intends to reclassify.
00:03:23.000I mean, we not just, he doesn't just have his freedom, but we carry the day as the Patriots.
00:03:30.000Conversely, if he loses, he not just loses a political struggle and it sentences all of us to a thousand years of darkness, but he also goes to jail.
00:03:40.000Most likely, he goes to trial, he gets found guilty, and then he loses his freedom as a man.
00:03:48.000And so now both of these things are converging in this final showdown and that's it because he can't run again in 2028.
00:03:57.000And if he doesn't win, they're going to throw him in jail.
00:04:03.000So there is no next time, there's no second chance.
00:05:34.000So anyway, so with this other story with Ukraine, I think this was also covered last week, but I didn't get a chance to talk about it on my show.
00:05:43.000The United States has approved cluster munitions, which will be sent to Ukraine as a form of military aid for use in their war with Russia.
00:05:54.000Maybe that doesn't mean anything to you, but cluster munitions are a banned form of weaponry.
00:06:00.000They're banned by over a hundred countries.
00:06:03.000The United States, nor Russia, nor Ukraine are signatories on the resolution that bans them, but they're widely considered to be a weapon that is against the rules of war.
00:07:36.000I think it was with Prigozhin and it was something around that time.
00:07:41.000But when you pay attention to how this war has gone on over the last year and a half, the war is escalating.
00:07:48.000It started out, according to Russia, as a special military operation with limited objectives and a partial mobilization of the Russian military.
00:07:59.000And again, with limited strategic objectives, which were to demilitarize Ukraine, prevent them from becoming a part of NATO.
00:08:08.000I don't believe it was ever said that the goal was to occupy Ukraine forever or take over Ukraine or anything like that.
00:08:15.000It was to protect the ethnic Russians and Russian speakers east of the Dnieper River.
00:08:21.000To secure Crimea and the sovereignty of the Donbass, to demilitarize and denazify the Ukrainian state, and prevent it from becoming a part of NATO.
00:08:31.000And the war was conducted, again, with the partial mobilization and without... And not a total war is the point.
00:08:40.000Since then, it has escalated where the United States and Ukraine are attacking civilian infrastructure like the Nord Stream Pipeline or bridges that connect Crimea to the mainland Russia, political assassinations where Ukraine has attempted to kill
00:08:58.000For example, the famous political scientist Alexander Dugin, they actually killed his daughter, they killed another general, they assassinate the Russian generals, attacks against Moscow where they attempted to bomb the Russian government and bomb civilian areas in Moscow.
00:09:15.000And we heard last week the United States is sending 3,000 troops, reservists, to Europe in preparation for a war with Russia, and now they're sending the banned cluster munitions.
00:09:55.000So, I'll let you know when I'm back on Rumble.
00:09:57.000I'll be uploading all these shows to my Rumble channel, but I'm restricted from streaming because of my rally on Sunday.
00:10:06.000So that's why you gotta follow me here on Cozy, because this is the only free speech platform, truly.
00:10:11.000And I don't say that as shade to Rumble, but look, they're on the App Store, they have investors, they have advertisers, they are subject to pressure, as we've seen.
00:10:24.000So you gotta follow me here because this is the only place I'm really safe.
00:10:27.000Smash the follow button to get a push notification when I go live.
00:10:31.000Follow me on Rumble because I will be uploading there and I'll be streaming there shortly.
00:11:23.000Also, I have a really big story that I'm preparing for you tomorrow about the JFK assassination.
00:11:32.000I didn't have time to prepare it because I was on another stream.
00:11:36.000I was up late last night, my sleep schedule's all messed up, I woke up late, I gotta jump on with Leafy, and I'm on with him for two or three hours, and I had no time to prepare!
00:11:47.000So I had to put, you know, I had these from last week, so I put these together,
00:11:53.000But I have a very big story, excuse me, for you tomorrow.
00:11:58.000About the JFK assassination, we actually have a new development, believe it or not.
00:12:04.000JFK assassination is a 60-year-old affair, but Joe Biden has just declassified the last of the CIA documents pertaining to the Warren Commission and the Kennedy assassination.
00:12:20.000According to the New York Times, this is the last
00:12:48.000And it's the name of the CIA agent who is intercepting all of Lee Harvey Oswald's communications.
00:12:55.000Because Lee Harvey Oswald, the apparent lone gunman who killed Kennedy, was a known entity to American intelligence.
00:13:04.000And this is why some suggest that there was complicity, that there was foul play on the part of American law enforcement, because the CIA knew who this guy was.
00:13:15.000We have now learned the name of the guy who was in charge of spying on Lee Harvey Oswald for another man named Engleton.
00:13:24.000And we find out that this guy, who was intercepting the letters of Lee Harvey Oswald in the 60s, in 62, a year before the assassination,
00:13:34.000He was Jewish and potentially an Israeli spy.
00:13:42.000And, you know, these are things that are happening, even if you look at Naftali Bennett, who came in between the two reigns of Bibi Netanyahu recently.
00:13:54.000I'm talking about the Prime Minister of Israel, Bennett.
00:13:57.000Do you know that Bennett, years ago, investigated Israel's involvement in 9-11?
00:14:04.000And he replaced Netanyahu for a short time recently before Netanyahu came back.
00:14:21.000He said, for example, that Netanyahu, with the judicial reform, is imperiling the relationship between the United States and Israel.
00:14:27.000This happens the same year that Joe Biden has declassified documents about the Kennedy assassination, which seem to further implicate Israel's involvement.
00:14:38.000And so we'll cover all that tomorrow and some very interesting stuff.
00:14:42.000I wasn't able to cover it because I didn't have time to prepare and I talked to somebody about this last night.
00:14:48.000Somebody put this on my radar yesterday.
00:14:53.000And so I didn't really get a chance to dig into it too much because I was on this Leafy stream.
00:14:59.000Now I love Leafy but I'm making a point here.
00:15:03.000I just did a big drama stream and I know you all love to see me destroy trailer trash.
00:15:11.000I know you all love to see me destroy my adversaries and humiliate and embarrass people.
00:15:19.000But there's an important point to be made here which is that isn't it interesting that every single time I go out there and make a big splash with anything
00:15:31.000There's always drama that comes right after.
00:16:20.000And the point is this, whatever anybody thinks of me, whatever I've been accused of, whatever is said, never forget I'm the only one, I'm the only one who has dedicated myself to the serious political task of moving the Overton window on Jewish influence and subversion in the United States.
00:16:45.000Even when you look at other people who some might consider adjacent, like Ryan Dawson, or even Owen Benjamin, who I have recently made peace with, or anyone else for that matter, Alex Jones or whomever, anyone else who could be considered adjacent, they always draw the line and say something like, well, it's not Jews, it's Zionists, or it's not Jews, it's this, or it's not something, it's something else.
00:17:08.000Who else is out there with their face, with their name, as successful, or even at all, saying clearly, Christ is the King, Jews reject Him, Jews therefore operate as an anti-Christ force, they're disproportionately represented, it is in their holy book, and the only way to put America first is to
00:17:29.000Who else is bringing that to the forefront?
00:19:21.000The show will march on today, tomorrow, next week, the week after that, the rest of the year, into AfPak 4, with the one single solitary mission in mind.
00:19:30.000And if you're not interested in that, then you can fuck off.
00:19:32.000Because we're not interested in going out there and proving that we're great people, or that we're super nice, or that whatever.
00:19:58.000We can talk about him because it just happened an hour ago, but this loser has been obsessed with me for a year and a half.
00:20:04.000He goes live every single day talking trash, amplifying smears, working with Max Blumenthal, a Jew, the son of Sidney Blumenthal, a fixer for Hillary and Bill Clinton.
00:20:43.000And even him, it's very interesting because to me, he was really the key.
00:20:49.000Which exposes the whole operation because if you're and I forgive me if you are new to the show maybe you don't know what I'm talking about this will be over in five minutes and we'll get to the news.
00:21:00.000But if you're new to the show, old to the show, for the last year and a half, people have harassed me and defamed me, apparently because I was friends with Ethan Ralph.
00:21:10.000They said, well, maybe you're a good guy, maybe you say good things, but it's guilt by association, it's this guy that you hang out with, he is such a dirtbag, and you gotta cut him loose.
00:21:21.000If you don't cut him loose, you're a problem.
00:21:24.000If you hang out with him, his problems are your problems, he speaks for you, and so on.
00:21:29.000And for the longest time, I said, well, he's my friend.
00:21:31.000I'm not going to throw him under the bus because that's not real.
00:21:33.000You know, I mean, people can say that, but it's not the real relationship.
00:21:38.000You know, I thought he was funny, whatever.
00:21:41.000And so there's all these people out there obsessed with this guy and this guy's problems who have told me that if only I got rid of him, then they would stop attacking me and making his problems my problems.
00:21:53.000Well, this past weekend, that was effectively done and not in any explicit way.
00:21:59.000But he was quite literally too drunk, too high, to be permitted to show up to my event, and we told him as much.
00:22:10.000And now all these people that said for a year and a half, it's this guy, it's this guy's the problem, it's the guilt by association, now suddenly they are with him!
00:22:19.000And now suddenly they cheer him on against me.
00:22:22.000And again, for those that are new, this probably means nothing in disregard, but for people that have been watching for a long time, isn't it amazing?
00:22:30.000And this has been how it's worked for a long time.
00:22:33.000It's a guilt by association and then when that person goes, oh well now they welcome him into the fold or that person into the fold and it's business as usual attacking me.
00:22:45.000And I think what's been exposed basically today after that whole scene, big tech is supporting and some of the others support
00:24:00.000They can invent a new lie every day for the enemy to respond to, and the result is that the enemy spends so much time defending himself, he has no time to do what Jews really fear.
00:24:51.000For years and maybe not strictly Jewish people in this instance per se but I think that probably people are being put up to do this because they're all poor and they're all desperate for money and how radical of a notion is it to suggest that all these poor people and no prospects who have been bent over the barrel by the SPLC and ADL for their professional association with me would out of desperation turn and accept money or support in exchange for throwing me under the bus.
00:25:22.000And it seems like, over the years, it's always some reason until it's not.
00:26:06.000If I spent every show addressing drama, accusations, whatever, as I took three hours out of my day to do today, I could never get to the real mission, which happens to be the only mission that matters in politics.
00:26:21.000Tonight we're going to have a show about a declassified document from the CIA which ties in with the Biden administration.
00:26:29.000This regime change which may be underway in Israel about involvement in the Kennedy assassination.
00:26:35.000Could not prepare it because of this trailer trash sideshow.
00:26:39.000Literally a drunk high sex offender and some other gay loser
00:28:30.000Here's my shot I finally get to go on and just got straight-up embarrassed voice trembling screaming Ugly crying in front of his hero leafy hung up on admitted.
00:28:44.000He lost called himself a worm utterly humiliated
00:28:51.000And then the other one, the other fat disgrace, I didn't even have to give him the time of day, didn't even have to engage directly, flamed out and self-destructed like we can count on him always doing, and I predict by the end of the year he'll probably be dead of an overdose or something like that.
00:31:04.000The news also one more announcement in case you just got here we're gonna be selling our brand new merch later this week or maybe beginning of next week I think Monday we'll launch it so if you missed the rally we just did our huge rally the replay is available cozy.tv slash AFF make sure you watch it because it is phenomenal and we'll have a remastered version up next week I think it may be our best work
00:32:25.000With that out of the way, all the drama, all the info, we're gonna dive in, we're gonna get into the news here.
00:32:32.000Like I said, tomorrow we're gonna have a big show covering...
00:32:36.000JFK because this is this is topical stuff and it's amazing we've been talking about 9-11 the Kennedy assassination and now it's in the news now it's this is still an ongoing process and and this is why it still matters to this day so we'll stay tuned tomorrow we'll have a big story about it when I'm not dealing with losers poor people I'll be on tomorrow to talk about it but tonight I want to get into first the story about the Ukrainian cluster munitions and this is from
00:33:49.000It says, quote, Kiev has begun using U.S.-made cluster artillery shells, according to the Washington Post on Thursday, citing unnamed Ukrainian officials familiar with the matter.
00:34:02.000Specifically, the U.S.-provided munitions are being used in a push to break up Moscow's defensive lines amid efforts to reinvigorate Kiev's stalled counteroffensive.
00:34:13.000recently opted to provide the controversial cluster munitions to Ukraine, despite them being banned in over 100 countries and widespread opposition from human rights groups.
00:34:35.000President Joe Biden described the move as a stopgap measure, claiming that Washington and its allies were running short on regular munitions of the standard NATO caliber to prop up Kiev in the ongoing conflict with Moscow.
00:34:49.000Keep that in mind, by the way, because that's important.
00:34:54.000We're sending over these deadly weapons that are banned in over 100 countries.
00:35:01.000They're condemned by humanitarian groups.
00:35:16.000It says the move, however, has proven to be controversial even for Washington's allies, with multiple countries, including the UK, Canada, and Spain, criticizing the decision.
00:35:26.000The UN has opposed the move as well, expressing concerns of the potential use of such ordinance on civilians.
00:36:08.000So they shoot the bomb, and a bunch of smaller bombs go out in a cluster, and they scatter.
00:36:15.000And what's really nasty about them is not only is it imprecise, but at the same time, there's double the normal rate, or double the permitted rate, of duds.
00:36:25.000So all these little bombs that go out there, they'll hit civilian infrastructure, they'll kill civilians.
00:36:45.000This is meant to merely extract high civilian casualties and to be very costly.
00:36:51.000Washington insisted Kiev had promised to use the cluster weaponry responsibly with Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Colin Kahl claiming it pledged not to use these munitions in civilian populated areas.
00:37:04.000However, Ukrainian military has had a long account of indiscriminate use of controversial munitions, including cluster rockets with petal mines, Claymore-style M.O.N.
00:37:16.000mines, artillery shells, and other weaponry originating from its domestic stockpiles left from Soviet times.
00:37:24.000More than 100 nations agreed to ban cluster weaponry due to its tendency to leave behind unexploded submunitions, signing the Convention on Cluster Munitions back in 2008.
00:37:34.000Neither Ukraine, nor the U.S., nor Russia are parties to that convention.
00:37:41.000So, as I said at the top of the show, I want to just paint a picture about the whole situation.
00:37:46.000So, like I said at the very top, at the beginning of this war, in February 24, 2022, Putin laid out precisely what this war was supposed to be.
00:38:02.000They're calling it a special military operation.
00:38:05.000And some people say, well, that's a distinction without a difference.
00:38:09.000Because it involves a mobilization of hundreds of thousands of soldiers, and it's kinetic warfare, it's tanks, it's planes, it's artillery.
00:38:26.000Russia has not mobilized the entire economy or the entire military for a war effort.
00:38:32.000What's more, the goal is not to occupy or conquer Ukraine.
00:38:37.000Contrary to common belief, never has Vladimir Putin in the last year, since February 24, 22, or since 2014 when the Euromaidan happened, or even since 2008, has Vladimir Putin said that the intention is to conquer Ukraine.
00:38:57.000The goal he laid out at the beginning was to denazify, demilitarize Ukraine, meaning to remove the leadership which is the Azov battalion, this Galician far-right which hates ethnic Russians living within Ukraine's borders, to demilitarize Ukraine by destroying all of their
00:39:16.000Fortifications that have been built up over the last eight years with the help of the United States and NATO, which the goal of those is to eventually invade Russia, is to invade Crimea and Donbass.
00:39:28.000So Putin says, I want to demilitarize, meaning I want to prevent Ukraine from invading.
00:39:32.000It's a preemptive war and this is what they had planned to do.
00:39:35.000He wanted to prevent Ukraine from invading Luhansk, Donetsk and Crimea.
00:39:41.000He also wanted to prevent Ukraine from being used as a forward base for NATO.
00:39:46.000Where they are planning on putting intermediate-range ballistic missiles in Ukraine.
00:39:51.000So denazify, get rid of this Galician far-right Azov battalion leadership in Ukraine, which is passing laws banning ethnic Russians from speaking Russian in Ukrainian territory.
00:40:03.000To demilitarize by destroying these fortifications that are built up for no reason other than to reconquer Crimea, Donbass, potentially Russia.
00:40:14.000I think I said already prevent Ukraine from joining NATO.
00:40:43.000And probably Putin would have achieved them if the United States did not intervene in the way that it did.
00:40:50.000And Putin has gone to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties by not using long-range heavy artillery, by not bringing in bombers, by not... If Putin wanted to win this war, he could escalate it tomorrow and win easily.
00:41:05.000But he has fought with one hand tied behind his back, with a partial mobilization of the military, and fighting in a very restrained way when you look at the tactics.
00:41:15.000On the flip side, Ukraine has always been escalating the conflict with the United States.
00:41:21.000They have attacked civilian infrastructure.
00:41:24.000As we know, the United States blew up the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
00:41:27.000That's the biggest act of sabotage, probably in the history of the world, destroying civilian infrastructure like that.
00:41:36.000This is a massive undersea pipeline project that took years to get approval for, years to get funding, years to build.
00:41:44.000And this is, by the way, something that harms our ally, Germany.
00:42:51.000Sending them to kill civilians in Russian neighborhoods.
00:42:54.000They sent over terrorists across the border to stage an insurrection in a border town.
00:43:00.000And now the United States is giving them, because they won't give them long-range artillery to bomb Russia inside Russia's borders, they're going to give them cluster munitions, which as we talked about are nasty weapons that are intended to create an unofficial minefield and to kill civilians.
00:43:23.000The United States is escalating because this war has been catastrophic for them.
00:43:27.000I mean, we really, in many ways, have already lost.
00:43:30.000Whatever the outcome is on the battlefield, Ukraine's not taking back Crimea, they're not taking back Donbass, and what has happened outside of Ukraine can never be reversed.
00:43:41.000The realignment of Saudi Arabia and Egypt,
00:43:44.000These calls for strategic autonomy by France and by Germany and the destruction of the German economy, which sank the Eurozone.
00:43:53.000The emergence of a Russian-Chinese alliance, like a real military alliance.
00:43:58.000The damage to the United States dollar as a world's reserve currency.
00:44:02.000And that way, the United States is already lost.
00:44:19.000To deter any future action like this and to show that a country cannot just invade with no consequences, because we'll make it a bloody war of attrition.
00:44:30.000Maybe Russia is going to get what they want, but the United States says, we're going to make it a pyrrhic victory.
00:44:35.000We're going to make it ugly, bloody, costly.
00:44:38.000We're going to draw it out as long as possible.
00:44:45.000Which is that if China tries to take Taiwan, maybe they'll win it, but we'll make it hard, we'll make it costly, we'll make it difficult.
00:44:52.000It's a message to Iran, it's a message to any other rogue state, a rival state.
00:44:59.000So we can understand it from a strategic point of view, and we can understand Russia from the strategic point of view, their reasons for invading Ukraine.
00:45:08.000So many of the defenders of the American policy in Ukraine come with the moral argument.
00:45:13.000They say that Russia's an evil country, they're committing war crimes, they're massacring people, they're bombing pregnant women, they bombed a daycare, blah blah blah.
00:45:53.000We never invade anybody and we respect the sovereignty of borders.
00:45:57.000They invade and they use their resources to manipulate states in their periphery.
00:46:03.000And what I've tried to knock down over the last year and a half is that all of those things are not true.
00:46:09.000This moral argument where people say that Putin is evil, and Russia's evil, and he's a war criminal, and he's the bad guy, and we're just the best?
00:48:05.000That it comports with our true interest.
00:48:07.000I think that our real interest is to make peace with Russia and make peace with China.
00:48:11.000But to the extent that that is what the United States leadership is arguing, we can quibble about whether or not it really benefits American interest.
00:48:21.000American interest is a perfectly legitimate reason to do these things.
00:48:28.000Any critic of Russia cannot say it is wrong for Russia to invade because invasions are always wrong, or because war is evil, or because bombs are evil.
00:48:38.000If Russia says we're doing this for national interest, we can, again, a critic can argue, is this really good for Russia?
00:48:46.000But you cannot say that national interest is an illegitimate reason to undertake that, and there's a very compelling reason why it does serve their national interest.
00:48:55.000So this escalation, the bombing of the Nord Stream 2, killing Alexander Dugan's daughter, sending suicide drones into civilian neighborhoods, bombing other infrastructure, blowing up a dam, messing with nuclear plants, the fake news surrounding Butcha and civilian massacres, the cluster munitions,
00:49:15.000None of these are the actions of a so-called benevolent, idealistic hegemon.
00:49:20.000In other words, we're the best people, we're the saints, we come in there to protect democracy, we come in there to protect the children.
00:49:40.000And once we can get past that, we can have a conversation about what the American interest is and what ought to be done.
00:49:47.000But that's the first part, is to knock down that myth that we came in there like the Avengers to defeat the supervillain and save all the good guys, save all the people in wheelchairs and all the black people and all the gay people trying to get married in Ukraine, but Russia wants to stop them because they're evil.
00:50:10.000I don't know how anybody could argue that a moral nation is out there using cluster munitions and doing all the rest, but that's the latest story.
00:50:17.000And the other thing I wanted to address, Biden says that that was to address a stopgap in our support for Ukraine, which is BS.
00:50:29.000He says we have to send these banned munitions because the stuff that isn't banned, we have ran out of that.
00:50:36.000They're probably sending this and that's just an excuse.
00:50:39.000They're sending this as an escalation, but they have to say, oh, well, we're not sending that because we want to kill as many people as possible.
00:50:45.000We're sending that because we just ran out of stuff.
00:50:58.000Right now, we are literally running out of ammunition.
00:51:03.000We have sent all these Stinger missiles to Ukraine, which if you don't know, a Stinger missile is an over-the-shoulder missile launcher and you put missiles in it and it takes down helicopters and stuff like that.
00:51:30.000And so what they're now doing, like Raytheon for example,
00:51:33.000In the last 30 years, all the defense contractors have consolidated.
00:51:37.000There used to be many, many, many companies, and in 30 years, since the winding down of the Cold War, they've all been vertically integrated, meaning that a couple of big companies have bought everybody out, horizontal and vertical integration.
00:51:51.000They've bought out all their competitors, and they've bought all the businesses all along the supply chain.
00:51:56.000That's horizontal and vertical integration.
00:52:00.000And so the company that makes the Stinger missiles, which is Raytheon, they cannot make new ones.
00:52:07.000Because the people that work for Raytheon don't know how to make them.
00:52:12.000And so you read these stories about the military procurement process, and because the United States is putting in new orders for Stinger missiles to replenish the stockpile, they're putting in these orders for Raytheon, Raytheon can't make them anymore.
00:52:28.000So they're literally calling up guys that are in their 80s, who made them decades ago, and saying, hey, we gotta make more Stinger missiles.
00:52:37.000And so they're literally bringing octogenarians out of retirement, who used to work in the factories in the 80s, and they're dusting off the old blueprints, they're dusting off all the old equipment, to relaunch production of the missiles.
00:52:55.000A lot of people don't even think like this.
00:52:57.000A lot of people don't even think in terms of procurement and industry and all this.
00:53:01.000But this leads us to, this is one example of a much broader problem, which is that the United States is totally de-industrialized.
00:53:11.000The reason we were able to win World War II and be competitive in other wars is because we were an industrial superpower.
00:53:19.000We could make ships at a greater rate than all the other countries combined.
00:53:24.000It didn't matter if the other ships were better or the other tanks or planes were better.
00:53:29.000We could make 10 to 1 what any other individual country could make.
00:53:33.000We ramped up our production of ships from Pearl Harbor to the end of the war like a thousand fold.
00:53:39.000And the same is true of everything else.
00:53:54.000In other words, back in World War II, we could call upon other industrial
00:53:59.000Companies or factories to transition away from making other things like refrigerators or commercial airliners or whatever and we could get skilled workers, factory workers, to then go and manufacture things for our wartime needs.
00:54:16.000It's not just that we had an industrial base with capital and factories but we also had the human capital of a skilled workforce.
00:55:06.000We are dragging the whole world, or at least our allies, to war with Russia.
00:55:12.000Russia is now in an alliance with Iran and China, which if you know anything about international relations, this is a very specific problem.
00:55:22.000These are three countries which, this is really the nightmare coalition in terms of our geostrategic posture in the world.
00:55:31.000And you could read about it, there's a theory about this called the World Island.
00:55:35.000They say that really, in the world, you only have one continent and one ocean.
00:55:41.000You've got the landmass, which is Africa, Europe, and Asia, which constitutes most of the landmass.
00:55:48.000And then you've got the oceans of the world.
00:55:51.000And the idea goes something like this.
00:55:54.000That if one alliance controls most of the world island, that they would dominate the entire planet.
00:56:01.000If one alliance took over Europe, Asia, and Africa, they could project power across the whole world because they'd be so materially rich.
00:56:08.000They say that the key to controlling the world island is to control the heartland, which is Eastern Europe.
00:56:14.000And they say that the key to controlling that is to control Russia, Iran, and China.
00:56:20.000If you read into this, it's a little more complicated than that.
00:56:22.000But the point is, this is a very problematic alliance.
00:56:51.000In the same way that we were the manufacturing superpower at the turn of the last century, at the turn of this century, China is that industrial manufacturing superpower.
00:57:03.000In the same way that we had the shipbuilding advantage over Japan a hundred years ago, China has the shipbuilding advantage over the United States in this century.
00:57:12.000It doesn't matter that we have more ships now.
00:57:37.000Can the United States win a two-front war against Russia across the Atlantic and against China across the Pacific when we don't have an industrial base?
00:57:49.000And when Europe doesn't have an industrial base?
00:57:54.000And when we don't have the raw materials?
00:57:56.000Meanwhile, China has the shipbuilding capacity, China has the raw materials, Africa, which is largely allied with China, has the raw materials, Russia has the fertilizer and the grain and the natural gas and the oil,
00:58:13.000We are hurtling towards a war where we don't have the oil, we don't have the wheat, we don't have the guns, we don't have the metal, we don't have the ships, we don't have the money, we don't have the people, we don't have the workforce, we don't have the factories, we don't have the capital.
00:58:32.000And it's far more dire than anybody thinks.
00:58:34.000The stakes are very, very high in this Ukraine conflict.
00:58:37.000That's the only reason that so much effort is being expunged.
00:58:42.000To overwhelm the Russians, because the United States realizes this is the shifting balance of power that's occurring.
00:58:49.000It's a classic, what they call the Thucydides Trap, which is the emergent great power, which is China, which naturally comes into conflict with the existing great power, which is the United States.
00:59:02.000And how do you avoid a war between the emergent and the existing superpower?
00:59:08.000How do you resolve the fact that as one country grows, the other country necessarily recedes?
00:59:16.000As China becomes more powerful, it can exert force across a greater border.
00:59:23.000And as China's periphery expands, as their power projection expands over the globe, necessarily the existing hegemon and their power projection recedes.
00:59:34.000If China builds a hundred times the ships that we have in the Pacific, guess who doesn't control the Pacific anymore?
00:59:53.000And the question is, how do you create a new world order with an adjusted border?
01:00:00.000How do we transition from a world dominated by the United States to a world that's shared between the United States, China, Russia, and emergent autonomous Europe?
01:00:15.000And how do you do that without the United States losing face and then collapsing?
01:01:15.000We're either getting more powerful or less powerful.
01:01:18.000We're either expanding, it's a constantly expanding border, a constantly expanding periphery, more, more thorough, more domination, like with the United States, more countries in NATO, more countries bow at the United Nations, and so on.
01:02:33.000We could do anything, anywhere, and instead of budgeting, instead of being economical, and picking and choosing, and being strategic, we try to take on the whole world at once.
01:03:14.000Anyway, this is the reality here, and, you know, I watched a Richard Spencer clip from his podcast the other day, and he was talking about my rally, and he was talking about Donald Trump, and he said that there is something existential happening.
01:03:30.000He said it's easy to dismiss all this stuff as silly, Biden, Trump, the Groypers, whatever, but he said we can all feel it, that something existential is happening, and he's right.
01:03:57.000We are approaching... I guess that's not an inflection point.
01:04:00.000We're approaching the... I don't know the... I haven't taken calculus in years or pre-calc or anything, but we're approaching an inflection point, okay?
01:04:22.000I want to get into it once again, the Trump indictment, which is more of the same.
01:04:27.000It's very similar to everything I just said.
01:04:31.000Our featured story tonight, I want to get into the Trump indictment, the pending January 6th indictment.
01:04:39.000So again, this is a development which took place recently, like I want to say last week or a few days ago.
01:04:47.000Trump announced that he received a letter from the DOJ which indicates that he will soon be indicted in connection with January 6th.
01:04:56.000And for those that don't know, after the January 6th riot in 2021, the DOJ put together the biggest investigation literally in American history.
01:05:06.000There's nothing bigger that's ever happened at the DOJ.
01:05:11.000They brought on a thousand FBI agents.
01:05:16.000And I believe they've indicted over a thousand people so far, subpoenaed hundreds.
01:05:21.000This is a massive investigation with the goal, ultimately, of building a case against the President of the United States and to implicate him in an insurrection, in a coup attempt, in a conspiracy.
01:05:37.000And if you've been paying attention, it's been happening through the DOJ, through the Democrats with their House Select Committee and their subpoena power.
01:05:47.000And it's all been building towards this case for this election.
01:05:52.000And this is a story from the New York Times.
01:05:53.000It says, quote, Former President Donald Trump has been informed that he could soon face federal indictment for his efforts to hold on to power after his 2020 election loss, potentially adding to the remarkable array of criminal charges and other legal troubles facing him, even as he campaigns to return to the White House.
01:06:11.000Mr. Trump was informed by his lawyers on Sunday that he had received a so-called target letter from Jack Smith, the special counsel investigating his attempt to reverse his defeat at the polls.
01:06:23.000Mr. Trump and other people familiar with the matter said this on Tuesday.
01:06:27.000Prosecutors use target letters to tell potential defendants that investigators have evidence tying them to crimes that they could be subject to indictment.
01:06:39.000But he's received a target letter which means that they have evidence, he's a subject and target of an investigation, and it typically means that charges will be brought.
01:06:50.000An indictment of Mr. Trump would be the second brought by Mr. Smith, who is also prosecuting the former president for risking national security secrets by taking classified documents from the White House and for obstructing the government's efforts to reclaim the material.
01:07:05.000Mr. Trump is also under indictment in Manhattan on charges related to hush money payments to a porn star before the 2016 election.
01:07:13.000And he faces likely charges from the District Attorney in Fulton County, Georgia, who has been conducting a wide-ranging inquiry into Mr. Trump's attempts to reverse his 2020 election loss in that state.
01:07:26.000So it's four current or pending charges.
01:07:31.000Manhattan DA with the hush money, it's the DOJ with the classified documents, it's this DOJ investigation with January 6th, and it's the Fulton County investigation with regard to those phone calls to the Secretary of State and other state officials in 2020.
01:07:58.000It says the target letter cited three statutes that could be applied in a prosecution of Mr. Trump by Mr. Smith's team.
01:08:04.000They include a potential charge of conspiracy to defraud the United States and a broad charge related to a violation of rights.
01:08:12.000Whether Mr. Smith and his prosecutors will choose to charge Mr. Trump on any or all of those statutes remained unclear, but they appear to have assembled evidence about an array of tactics that Mr. Trump and his allies used to try to stave off his election defeat.
01:08:28.000So let's just be totally clear about what this is really all about.
01:10:08.000So he made an enemy out of the political class.
01:10:12.000He made an enemy out of business by going after immigration.
01:10:16.000He said that we need to build a wall between America and Mexico and we need to keep the immigrants out and mass immigration is the lifeblood of big business.
01:10:27.000What's the number one cost for any major corporation?
01:10:51.000And that's why they always want to keep immigration going up.
01:10:55.000Legal, illegal, skilled, unskilled, whether it's an H-1B visa or a green card or whatever, they have to keep the labor flowing to keep their labor costs down to keep their profits up.
01:11:08.000And Trump said, I'm going to build a wall and stop that.
01:12:41.000And they subjected him to discovery and subpoenas and this investigation and this circus in the press for years, until they came out and said they found nothing.
01:12:51.000And then when that concluded, the Democrats who took over the House impeached him.
01:12:55.000On account of some phone call with Ukraine.
01:13:17.000And they buried him by soliciting ballots.
01:13:20.000They made it automatic that every voter in the country was registered as an absentee, meaning they would be sent a ballot in the mail and they could just drop it off anywhere or give it to somebody and have them drop it off.
01:13:58.000When they did the special counsel and the impeachment, he fought it.
01:14:02.000When they did the election fraud, he said the election was rigged and refused to accept defeat.
01:14:07.000And he marshaled all his resources to go through legitimate processes to audit the election, and it failed.
01:14:13.000And when it failed, he called his supporters to the Capitol to protest outside the building.
01:14:18.000We've now learned that probably there were agitators as a part of law enforcement to make everybody there into a patsy, to break windows and create lawbreaking, to create the pretext for a massive DOJ investigation.
01:14:34.000And over the last two years, they have charged not just Trump, but all of his allies, they've censored everybody that supports him, they've charged people like Alex Jones, like Ricky Vaughn, like Baked Alaska, like the Capitol rioters, subpoenaed everybody on his team, everybody on his campaign, everybody in his White House, anybody who was involved in Stop the Steal.
01:15:08.000And it looks now like he's the presumptive nominee for the Republicans and probably competitive, at least 50-50, winning the White House again in 2024.
01:15:19.000And here's the situation the regime finds itself in.
01:15:29.000So they sabotaged him and investigated him.
01:15:31.000He beat the investigations, and to some extent even beat the sabotage by building hundreds of miles of fence on the border, and by revising NAFTA, and by ending the war in Syria, and ultimately paving the way for the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
01:15:46.000And in some limited sense, he really achieved a lot of big victories.
01:15:50.000So they overthrew him, and now they want to throw him in jail.
01:15:54.000But Trump, undeterred, still has a chance of becoming the president.
01:16:15.000Because they know that if Trump is even on the ballot in 24, this is their situation.
01:16:20.000They are either going to have Trump win, in which case Trump, as he has said, is going to fire 50,000 reclassified federal employees and take over the federal government and run it.
01:16:32.000In a far more unilateral way than any president since Roosevelt, with vengeance on his mind, okay, he's either gonna win, exonerate himself, and then punish all his enemies and reshape the government, or if he loses, this is the guy that the last time he lost there was a, they call it this, an insurrection at the Capitol.
01:17:20.000And in the end, it could result in very serious legal penalties that would either prevent him from running a real campaign,
01:17:29.000Or put him in a position where he can be leveraged.
01:17:33.000If the DOJ puts together a trial and he gets found guilty and he gets sentenced to jail time, or maybe they want to avoid a trial, maybe it seems a trial is inevitable and jail time is inevitable, they put him in a position where they make a little bit of a deal, which is don't run and we'll wipe the slate clean.
01:20:23.000There was no power struggle in 92, in 96, in 2000, in 04, in 08, because all these guys today are all on the same side.
01:20:32.000And they're on the same side as Harvard, and Harvard is on the same side as MIT, and MIT is on the same side as the ADL, and the ADL is on the same side as the FBI, and the FBI is on the same side as the DOJ, and the DOJ is on the same side as the State Department, and the State Department is on the same side as Facebook,
01:20:51.000And Facebook's on the same side of BlackRock and on and on and on.
01:21:09.000He represents a real revolution and real America first.
01:21:13.000If the wars end and the immigration stops and the free trade is over,
01:21:19.000And if the libel laws are opened up, and if we seize the endowments of the universities, we can transform America.
01:21:25.000It's a different country the day after all that happens, and they know that.
01:21:31.000And that's why they're fighting so hard to prevent it.
01:21:33.000That's why they're heaping on these bullshit lawsuits.
01:21:36.000You really believe a sitting or former president has never been charged in history, they're gonna charge him over a clerical error in Manhattan?
01:21:46.000They're gonna charge him over paperwork with the DOJ?
01:23:12.000Like I said earlier, it's existential in every way.
01:23:17.000The story of America in the world is coming to another inflection point, just like it did after World War II, just like it did after the Civil War, the Revolution.
01:24:49.000I mean, as far as Trump is concerned, I'm not in contact with him, but I'm taking orders from Trump.
01:24:56.000If somebody calls me from the Trump campaign and says, do this, do that, I mean, now I'm going to have my own opinion about it, but within reason, I'm going to say, you know, whatever it takes.
01:28:45.000Richard Percival sent $7, and then Jaden was on the verge of tears.
01:28:49.000He clearly doesn't have the stones for confrontation.
01:28:52.000Oh, and I knew that, and I absolutely knew that.
01:28:54.000That's why I challenged him to come on.
01:28:56.000Normally, I'd never do that, but, you know, he was in the DMs, and I was half thinking he's never gonna come on, because he knows that about himself.
01:31:47.000Incredible that he and honestly though, that's probably why he got mad in the first place because he realized He realized that he was really just a pawn in the larger game people tend not to like that, you know He's another card being stacked up And I think he realized that I'm giving him too much credit.
01:32:10.000He's too stupid to realize that he got mad that I called out his mid girlfriend and
01:32:14.000He's mad that I called out that his girlfriend was in my DMs first, Eden.
01:32:40.000And I owned you then, and I own you now.
01:32:42.000And he thought he could come on and just say stuff?
01:32:44.000He thought he was gonna come on and just say all this stupid shit that he's been ranting about in his bedroom for two years and that was gonna constitute a victory?
01:38:54.000And people come around and I keep them near me because I'm like, oh, well, they're loyal to me.
01:38:59.000But then you find that the second that I can't do something for them that they want, then they decide, oh, I actually hated you the whole time and all this resentment comes out.
01:39:12.000So, you know, at this point I'm like, it's time to cut the cord on some of these people.
01:40:40.000They were on the hater train for a little while, but you know what?
01:40:43.000Both of them realized at a certain point, they said, wait a second, we actually have political objectives, and this hating on Nick just isn't productive.
01:41:34.000Like, welcome to what I've been saying for years, you know?
01:41:37.000And as such, I extended the olive branch and said, you know what?
01:41:42.000I actually see where you're coming from.
01:41:43.000If you're willing to be good faith and you can say that and you can introspect and you could admit some of the things that you went wrong with, I said, I'm perfectly willing to meet you halfway and say, you know what?
01:41:53.000I actually know where you're coming from initially.
01:42:12.000Just like the stuff against Trump, just like the stuff against anybody else.
01:42:16.000There's clearly some sort of foreign support for all of that, because it's not organic, and it's very bizarre, and the things, like I said, they flip one day to the next.
01:42:25.000One day they say, oh, Nick Fuentes is with Milo.
01:42:28.000And Milo has all this blackmail on him and blah blah blah.
01:42:32.000And then when Milo flips, they're talking to him.
01:42:34.000When Milo flips, they're calling him and whatever.
01:44:30.000You're on Twitter saying things far more extreme than I've ever said, but now this... so obviously that's just something you're saying then.
01:44:39.000You know, that's the line they go with.
01:44:41.000And even Alternative Hypothesis, who doesn't like me, is on Twitter, and he's calling bullshit on that whole story.
01:44:46.000I mean, he could go through one thing after the other.
01:44:48.000Ralph sends Leafy this clip, and says, oh, this clip proves Nick is gay, and Leafy watches the entire thing, and there's nothing there.
01:44:56.000And they're like, oh, what about this?
01:46:46.000You know, and it's like, rumors, lies, slander, reputational destruction.
01:46:54.000And if you pay close enough attention, you'll see it, but otherwise, you know, but that's that's the whole point is it's designed to Capture the attention of people that don't pay attention So anyway Yeah, so that was fun
01:49:26.000But for whatever reason, I inspire this fanaticism.
01:49:30.000Either people love me and they're talking about, I'll kill for you, I'll take a bullet for you, or they're like, I'm dedicating my whole life to ruining you, you know?
01:49:40.000And it's like, can't I just get a little bit more down the middle?
01:49:43.000Can we just, like, taper a little bit?
01:49:51.000On the one hand, you got people showing up, I will rape, kill, and die, you change my life, blah blah blah.
01:49:56.000On the other side, people are like, I will stop at nothing to make sure that Nick Fuentes, that everyone knows that he's a fag, gay, Mexican, short.
01:51:47.000I'm such a riz master that I riz these people up, like in a professional, social way, and they get so addicted to my attention, the highs and the lows, that when I withdraw the attention, they combust.
01:53:00.000That was the funniest thing, is I would always have to gas Jaden up, because he'd always be like, man, I'm such a loser, I can't do anything, I'm so useless!
01:57:00.000I think that's honestly, fundamentally what it is, is that they all sense, they all sense that I'm the Chosen One, and so they all, they all want a piece of my Force abilities.
02:02:56.000Thank you very much for the big super chat.
02:02:59.000It's good to hear from you, AquariumGroiper.
02:03:17.000Yeah, I mean it was fun, but it was just a lot of hard work You know I had a great time doing all of it, but streaming really takes a lot out of you You don't really realize that if you've never done it, but it's like for me at least it's like I'm channeling It's like I'm it's like It's like I'm really like
02:03:39.000It's not like talking when you really put your all into streaming.
02:03:42.000It's exhausting I don't know why that is as if it's mentally exhausting Or what but I mean I finished streaming and I'm like, oh, it's like I just used all my force powers, you know I don't know why that is when you really put your all into it.
02:03:58.000It's just a very mentally taxing thing I don't know why that is
02:04:04.000I bought one of the signed posters for $50 and I'm kind of disappointed that it wasn't signed.
02:04:07.000If you never got to signing it why did you still charge $50 for it?
02:04:29.000um but anyway look if you want it signed just come to the next thing relax all right i don't know what happened with the signing it just never happened i got a little busy the day before so um but i mean listen you bought it so i don't know what the problem is if you didn't want it don't fucking buy it it's a nice poster
02:06:07.000would be like the absolute like most unlikable person ever like irredeemably unfunny uncharismatic like piece of shit grifter scumbag would be behind this so anyway
02:07:55.000Had a shit my pants moment when JTB and a white hat showed up from behind me and 20 other people and proceeded to part us like the Red Sea to enter the rally.
02:08:19.000I don't know if I ever told that before.
02:08:22.000I think I have alluded to it on other streams before.
02:08:24.000If you've been watching, you may have seen me mention it before.
02:08:28.000But yeah, every time he got drunk, he was always trying to cop a feel.
02:08:32.000And he really overreacted when I said that on the stream.
02:08:37.000And that leads me to believe that there is something going on there.
02:08:42.000Because when we were at the White Boy Summer Pool Party, he gets blackout drunk, and I'm in the pool, hanging out, chilling, and he keeps, like, trying to fucking touch me.
02:08:54.000Like, trying to roughhouse and stuff like that.
02:08:56.000He's, like, drunk out of his mind and, like, being really weird, and he keeps trying to touch me.
02:09:01.000Other people can att- other witnesses can attest to this.
02:09:04.000People literally had to separate him from me, because he kept trying to, like, come at me.
02:09:10.000In December 21, we went to see Spider-Man, me, him, and some other person.
02:09:18.000And we went to that person's house, we were chilling out, and they both were drinking, I didn't drink, obviously I don't drink, and Jaden got blackout drunk, and I go up to use the bathroom, I come back downstairs, and then the other guy says, oh I gotta hit the bathroom, he goes upstairs, and then when that guy left the basement, Jaden was like coming on to me, he was like literally trying to kiss me, and I was like dude, like get the fuck away from me, like that's not,
02:09:47.000You know how people get when they're drunk?
02:09:48.000But I'm not talking about, like, hey, love you, man.
02:09:51.000I'm talking about, like, coming on to me.
02:09:54.000And I basically stopped hanging out with him after that, so... You know, I was saving that if I was ever gonna do a big stream.
02:10:02.000It turned out he was never really worth the time, but I felt the need to confront him about it tonight.
02:10:08.000He's been obsessed with me for a year and a half as a hater.
02:10:13.000And I want to throw that out there like, hey, maybe the reason you're obsessed with me is because you're, like, in love with me, you fucking weirdo.
02:11:03.000How is Cozy the one and only free speech platform when there is a gatekeeper controlling who is allowed to stream or make a creator account?
02:11:10.000I don't think I've ever said that Cozy is a free speech platform.
02:11:13.000I've always said that it's a place that I will be able to have free speech.
02:11:16.000This is not a place, this has never been the place for that.
02:11:19.000I have always said, find me one place where I have said that.
02:11:23.000I have always said that Cozy is a place for good content.
02:11:27.000This is a place for good content where we coincidentally will not censor you if you talk about the Jews or other stuff.
02:11:35.000Also, you know, we really don't have the money for that.
02:11:38.000We don't have the money to bring on everybody and anybody because we don't have venture capital because we're not subject to pressure.
02:11:44.000That's something you would never understand because you don't know anything about business, which is that free speech comes at a tremendous cost if you're trying to create it for everybody.
02:13:30.000I couldn't tell you exactly when I started watching America First, but I found you on the recommended videos sidebar on YouTube because I watch Trump rallies on RSBN.
02:14:30.000All these people that have to obsess about me all day, it's because they couldn't make it doing anything else.
02:14:38.000You know, even a guy like Patrick Casey had the wherewithal to land on his feet and do something else.
02:14:46.000And as such, he's not streaming about me to this day.
02:14:51.000And that's because he's not a desperate person.
02:14:53.000Now, he betrayed me and I think the damage was contained in many ways.
02:14:59.000At that time he was desperate, but eventually he recovered and then he moved on.
02:15:03.000But when you're talking about people that are so desperate because they are such a nothing, you know, then they grow to rely on the treachery as a grift.
02:16:52.000I have no proof of anything, but if I wanted to run a psyop on Nick Fuentes, I would rile up a group of drama-addicted, mentally ill, internet stalkers to cause problems and divert attention from actual political successes.
02:17:30.000You know, because if I was like a... If I was like dark skin and black hair and brown eyes and that kind of thing, I'd find someone who looks similar to Mary.
02:17:42.000And if that was like my culture, if that was like really strongly, you know, then I would I would side with that.
02:17:47.000But like with all mixed-race people, they clearly go one way or the other, you know?
02:18:32.000At the end of the day, any slander on some level is like, so what?
02:18:58.000You know, I have this political mission.
02:19:01.000If you support the mission, you support me.
02:19:03.000People have all the- I don't have time to answer every slander.
02:19:06.000But for me, from a pragmatic point of view, I'm almost like, even with the people I associate with, people have said, oh, Sneako's this, or Zerkaa's that, or blah blah blah.
02:19:31.000I think I rarely make mistakes, but I've made mistakes.
02:19:35.000You know, for that to be like, oh, what even would be the objective?
02:19:39.000It's like, oh, we prove this, that, or the other?
02:19:42.000It's like, none of that would take away from the mission that we're all doing.
02:19:45.000And it's not to concede any of it, but it is to say, like, on some level, we have to transcend that Jewish smear machine strategy, which is, if we could just dirty someone's reputation, then people will turn on them.
02:19:58.000You know, it's gonna get fucking dirty.
02:24:36.000I honest to God do believe that there's something there.
02:24:39.000Like, I know people think it's just trash talk, but I also recall at some other point over the course of our friendship, he had told me that his best friend in grade school was also gay.
02:24:51.000And it's like, hang on a second, Jaden.
02:25:48.000He's obviously low-T because he has small hands and a bad digit ratio and a receding hairline.
02:25:54.000So, it's like, why else would a person
02:25:59.000Like that be obsessed with me for a year and a half like literally personally invested seething obsessed with me Talking about me every day day in day out for you.
02:26:10.000It's like let it go for a year and a half
02:26:14.000And then you have him getting drunk and getting fucking handsy with me at the party, him trying to kiss me, this gay friend he had at grade school.
02:26:23.000It's like, dude, you need to come clean and just say, what's really going on here?
02:27:59.000Did women entering the workforce have the wages?
02:28:02.000They effectively doubled the workforce, but I don't have the economic knowledge of the available workers slash wage correlation, so maybe this sounds dumb.
02:28:15.000Yeah, I don't know if there's any data on that, but effectively, yes.
02:28:22.000I mean, as a matter of fact, they just have to do... I mean, not precisely half the wages, because theoretically, the more workers go in, the productivity goes up, wealth increases, and therefore, you know, they can be paid if they're providing value.
02:28:39.000But in the short term, yeah, it would seem likely that they would have a effect like that on wages.
02:28:47.000But I haven't seen any data like that.
02:28:49.000But, I mean, if they all left the workforce, yeah, the males would have to get a pay raise.
02:29:34.000I'm like, I know it's funny and everything, but am I really gonna make the commitment of spending 15 bucks and sit in the fucking theater for two hours watching this junk, you know?
02:29:43.000So I don't think I'm gonna go and see that one.
02:29:47.000We were all making jokes about it like, yeah, Barbenheimer, we're gonna see one, eat lunch, then see the other.
02:32:56.000That's really interesting, because last week he was begging everybody for $15,000, then he doxxed my event and my interns, and then he took down the GoFundMe.
02:33:08.000What, does he not need the money anymore for a defamation lawyer?
02:33:38.000And I'm sure we have no idea the extent to which people are being paid to attack me.
02:33:44.000I'm sure we'll find that out eventually, but I'm sure we have no idea the extent to which that's really going on.
02:33:49.000Shame on everybody involved, you know?
02:33:52.000At the end of the day, I'm a guy holding up the whole world trying to do this fight and you have all these fucking Jews and faggots attacking me constantly.
02:34:46.000That's the biggest thing, is people think, oh, I'll just go and wing it.
02:34:49.000Now, I can wing it because I've winged it 1,200 times.
02:34:52.000You know, I do an extemporaneous show.
02:34:56.000But more likely than not, you cannot just wing it.
02:34:58.000And even if you're really good, it's hard.
02:35:01.000Because you may think, oh, I'm gonna say it like I'm gonna say it in front of my friends, but it's different when you say it in front of a crowd of people.
02:35:10.000And you get nervous, you feel their eyes, you feel self-conscious, and then that disrupts your ability to think clearly.
02:35:18.000And so when people tell themselves, well, I'll just go up there and say it, it's like, well, then you get on that stage and people are like, go!
02:35:27.000And then they encounter all the physiological adrenaline side effects, like they're sweating, their mouth gets dry, they shake, whatever.
02:35:37.000And so in addition to being embarrassed and self-conscious, then you have all this physiological stuff where you're like, and it only exacerbates, you're like, oh my mouth is dry, I'm more nervous, blah blah blah.
02:35:47.000So you need to know what you're going to say so that it's like automatic.
02:37:37.000I don't know that I've ever done anything that would warrant that, you know, this Benny Blanco type response where people go, oh yeah, I'm gonna show you, you know, it's like, what have I even done to you?
02:38:55.000You know, you get so enthusiastic to welcome someone new into the fold and get to know somebody, then you get to know them and you're like, okay, you're a walking red flag.
02:39:04.000You're nothing but a long history of betrayals or, you know, scumbaggery.
02:40:22.000What is it with women and why not just... No matter what a woman is famous for, every woman wants to bust out the acoustic guitar and sing a song in her bedroom.
02:41:11.000I'd be in bed watching Kathy's used TikToks and I'm scrolling and I see her dressed up like Samus and then I scroll and she's doing a hot dance with her mom and then I see her she's doing an acoustic guitar song and I'm like, girl, what the fuck are you doing?
02:42:33.000I tell people the truth, and then they want to go out and tell everybody, and I'm like... It's hard for me to tell them not to, but I'm like, you know, you don't know what you're getting into.
02:42:43.000So I don't know if I should be happy or sad.
02:42:44.000Am I happy that, hey, I'm winning hearts and minds, I'm converting people, they agree with me?
02:42:50.000Or if I should be sad that they're walking into something they really maybe don't understand the ramifications of and I try to warn them, you know?
02:45:39.000First time in a long time was the song, actually.
02:45:42.000Right when I sent the text, that came on, and it's like, that's how Kanye thinks!
02:45:47.000Like, when we were in Mar-a-Lago, and he tried to send the Mar-a-Lago tweet, and then Let It Be came on the radio, he said, you know what, maybe I shouldn't send it.
02:45:55.000Just when I sent the text, the song comes on, and it says, well, you know, it's, I don't know how the lyric goes in the song, but, you know, but it's from the Bible, what do you profit the whole world if you lose your soul?
02:46:07.000And I was like, okay, so, maybe I'm wrong.
02:46:12.000Maybe I should be hard on that person.
02:46:16.000But anyway, someone says, that's a verse from the Bible.
02:46:17.000I know, but that was the song was playing.
02:46:20.000The Bible wasn't playing, the song was playing.
02:46:22.000I know it's from the Bible, obviously.
02:46:25.000But, um... But I'm saying that lyric in that song came on.
02:46:32.000So anyway... But yeah, that's, uh... Careful!
02:46:42.000I don't want to see... Yeah, I want to see her succeed and make lots of money and have a career and all that kind of stuff, you know?
02:46:49.000I just want people to know what they're getting into because it's tough.
02:46:54.000Well, you know, she's a fat lesbian, so...
02:47:07.000And all these people, they're like, they'll tolerate the Jews blaspheming Christ, but then you say, well, I don't know about this Holocaust, and then they call you the Antichrist.
02:47:46.000You said Cozy is the only free speech platform towards the beginning of the stream and I thought of that playback.
02:47:52.000I assumed it was a server and bandwidth thing but I get it.
02:47:56.000It's the only free speech platform for me.
02:47:59.000Also, some content just should not exist.
02:48:01.000Like, you know, I'm a big believer that it's like, you know... When we talk about free speech, what we really mean is freedom to dissent.
02:48:13.000I don't mean like I want to defend lewdness or vulgarity or anything like that.
02:48:18.000I mean, I want to defend people that have an alternative message.
02:48:23.000And I think there's a special consideration for comedy.
02:48:25.000But some stuff just, you know, there is some stuff where you need to draw a line and say, OK, this is excessively profane or lewd or whatever.
02:49:33.000That Jaden guy with the lisp and the shaky voice and hands during his speeches hanging out with Warski and PPP was one of the most pathetic things I've ever seen LMFAO.
02:50:27.000He thinks that he's gay, so I think it's sort of like an interested party.
02:50:31.000I just don't know why he cares so much.
02:50:34.000He thinks that's like some big on or something.
02:50:38.000You know, I mean, in his situation, it's like he's a gay male and he's like, well, well, I think Nick is gay and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
02:51:14.000You know, he's really hung up on that.
02:51:16.000I think that's because he thinks we're gonna be together or something.
02:51:19.000I think, I think he thinks because he's gay and has a crush on me, because he said that before, he's like, oh, I think Nick is hot and stuff.
02:51:42.000You know, he's really convinced and he wants to tell the whole world that he's convinced, but it's like, okay, but you're a gay male, so I think it's a little bit of a conflict of interest.
02:51:55.000He's basically arguing that we should be together.
02:51:57.000That's really his, his argument isn't that he thinks I'm gay.
02:51:59.000He thinks that we're going to be together.
02:52:01.000That's the, he's going around, he's not saying like, well, this is problematic.
02:52:05.000He's going around there saying, why won't he take me out on a date?
02:53:04.000Everybody cares so deeply about sex and the sex stuff, and it's like, listen, what more do you want from me, okay?
02:53:13.000I'm an asexual incel, I'm gonna get married to a woman, we're gonna have kids, like, you know, and people want to bring up, like, what about this, like, oh, you like this tweet, apparently, or this or that, it's like, listen, man, I'm out here trying to save the white race, okay?
02:53:31.000But people want to literally ride my meat.
03:01:01.000And I think I signed some stuff, so... So thank you very much, and I can't wait to see you and whoever else you want to bring over at AFPAC.
03:01:10.000Let us know, because we'll get you to the front.
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