00:00:15.000There are things going on in the White House.
00:00:18.000There are things going on with our president that many people don't care for, to say the least, if we can put it that way, where our president seems to be looking at some of the promises he made during the election and possibly going back on them.
00:00:34.000So, tonight, we're going to talk about that.
00:00:36.000Hopefully, Hopefully, I can offer some white pills about DACA, about illegal immigration, about what I think President Trump is doing here, because I think a lot of people are jumping the gun.
00:00:48.000I think a lot of people are being a little bit overly dramatic about the situation.
00:00:53.000There's room for caution, there's room for anxiety, but hopefully tonight I could shed some light on possible white pills, what could be going on.
00:02:51.000I don't think he had much of a case beyond my feels behind, you know, compassion or anything like that.
00:02:58.000But it was still, I think, a good thing that he came on and we were able to have that discussion.
00:03:03.000And, you know, I don't really even believe so much in debate.
00:03:05.000I don't really believe so much in discussion in the sense that I don't really believe that one side truly can change the other side's mind.
00:03:15.000And generally, I think for the audience, the same is true.
00:03:19.000I mean, you look at any of the presidential debates during 2016, were minds being changed?
00:03:25.000You know, were the vast majority of the people who watched the, what were there, like 15 debates for the Republican primary, were they sitting there discerning and discriminating, learning about policy, figuring out what was best for how we were going to deal with the Al Nusra front in Aleppo in Syria, or what was best for the carried interest provision in the tax code?
00:05:47.000And I start to say some pretty controversial things.
00:05:51.000I start to say things which maybe I don't totally believe.
00:05:55.000Maybe I'm not totally 100% on those things, but certainly controversial things.
00:06:01.000And of course, everybody's okay with this, everybody's mature enough to handle this because we are adults.
00:06:06.000A lot of them were conservatives, and to a certain extent, conservatives are tolerant of controversial opinions.
00:06:13.000So, you know, we're having this conversation, we're having this meeting of the minds, this Socratic discussion about, oh, I don't know, you know, certain things that you're not allowed to talk about.
00:06:42.000She comes out of her cave and she plops herself down on the couch and she starts taking in the Socratic discussion, which is a very mature conversation, very controversial, mature conversation.
00:06:55.000And so, our dear friend, conservathon Emily Faulkner, she's got the nose ring, the thought dot piercings, she's got, of course, the proverbial butt tattoo, and of course, it is the name of a bar.
00:07:18.000And we're talking about certain things, certain people, certain bell curve statistics.
00:07:24.000And I can just see that she's getting increasingly offended, increasingly distraught that alt right villain Nick Fuentes holds these controversial views.
00:09:06.000She gets out of her $14,000 a month think tank job starting based black conservative organizations on college campuses to come and sit down with this guy and say how Nick Fluentis and James Alsop are not conservative.
00:09:21.000Nick Fluentis and James Alsop are really disgusting.
00:09:24.000And me and James, we're listening to it at the same time.
00:10:52.000She goes on this podcast and basically says that I'm not a conservative because the founders would be here today defending interracial marriage and interracial sexual relations and mass immigration from Africa and Latin America, Latino America.
00:11:12.000And I think if you read anything, if you read any of the founders' writings, their letters, their essays, even quotes, even quotes, like token two sentence quotes, you don't even have to look very far.
00:11:25.000You don't even have to dive into the Federalist Papers and read 300 pages of philosophy.
00:11:31.000Read a quote on AZ quotes or brainy quotes, what they had to say about the matter.
00:11:36.000Read the 1790 Naturalization Act, and you tell me would the founding fathers agree with me or would they agree with you?
00:11:45.000Would they agree with the nose piercings, thought dots, butt tattoos, interracial, alternative lifestyle degeneracy?
00:12:31.000If Emily Thot.ButtTattooFaulkner is listening to this program, she's welcome on Nationalist Review to have a really substantive policy conversation.
00:13:00.000I guess it was sort of good timing, but it was also the worst timing because we had this debate before all the major developments this week, which is that it seems like President Trump is going back on his word on DACA.
00:13:15.000Where he tweeted this morning, and I'll pull up the tweet actually, I'll read it verbatim.
00:13:20.000I couldn't believe my ears when I heard this, but I'll pull up the tweet.
00:13:26.000So he tweeted this morning, Well, actually, there was a deal last night.
00:13:31.000Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer put out a statement last night saying that President Trump and these two Democratic leaders had a very constructive dinner and they were moving forward with a deal to enshrine DACA into law.
00:14:15.000And then he kind of made it a lot worse because then he tweeted a little bit later Does anybody really want to throw out good, educated, and accomplished young people?
00:14:25.000And of course, these are the eternal dreamers, right?
00:14:29.000Good, educated, and accomplished young people who have jobs, some serving in the military.
00:14:56.000You know, Virginia Dare, Richard Spencer, Vox Day, I mean, all the major people from the alt right, from the alt light, from conservative Inc. they're all coming out against the president.
00:15:09.000Seemingly the only people still in the president's camp at this point.
00:15:13.000To Bill Mitchell, Bill Mitchell and his boomer followers.
00:15:16.000But if I can offer some white pills, if I can offer some insight into the president's calculus here, I think everybody's jumping the gun on this as usual.
00:15:30.000And of course, I think the most comparable example where we can kind of see what he's up to is the serious strike.
00:15:37.000The serious strike was the same thing.
00:15:39.000And I always talk about this because I think it's really a watershed in terms of explaining.
00:15:45.000President Trump's calculus and his tactics in how he uses the electorate, his base in particular, to move issues, to move people on issues.
00:15:55.000And if you look during the Syria strike, which was in April, it was an early, I think it was the first week of April, Bashar al Assad was accused, allegedly he used chemical weapons in Syria.
00:16:09.000Now, this had come after, I think this was on a Tuesday in April.
00:16:12.000This had come after, see, I remember so well, this had come after on Friday.
00:16:16.000When Nikki Haley and Rex Tillerson both said that the policy of the Trump administration was not to remove Bashar al Assad.
00:16:24.000So, literally, less than a week, less than half of a week after this administration made it official policy that they were not going to remove Assad, which is something that was the number one thing Assad could have hoped for, because you looked at the Syrian civil war at the time and he was crushing it, he was winning it after he came back from the brink of destruction and annihilation with the help of Vladimir Putin.
00:16:49.000I mean, he was about to win probably the biggest comeback in the past five years in the Middle East and secure control of his country, stabilize his country, and maintain the rule of his family.
00:17:01.000Less than half of a week after the Trump administration says, We're not going to touch you.
00:17:27.000Why do people still deny that Bashar al Assad used chemical weapons that week?
00:17:32.000Because it would have been completely irrational.
00:17:35.000And I saw memes about this all week during that week in April that said, you know, Bashar al Assad is about to win the civil war.
00:17:43.000He's about to have a crushing victory, and then he's going to do the one thing that will invite the United States back into the conflict on the side of the moderate rebels.
00:17:55.000The chemical weapons attack happened, and this had very little to do with the evidence, right?
00:18:01.000This had very little to do with any of the evidence that the United Nations found, or that Israel found, or that Amnesty International found.
00:18:09.000Nobody was really looking at the hard evidence of the chemical attack.
00:18:12.000I mean, sure, people were pointing out some of the videos that if it was sarin gas, people wouldn't be touching the dead bodies with flip flops on and without protective gear.
00:18:22.000But all of that aside, most people just took the a priori position.
00:18:26.000That Bashar al Assad didn't use chemical weapons because there would have been no reason for him to use chemical weapons, and probably many reasons for him not to use chemical weapons.
00:18:36.000And I use the same logic here with President Trump, which is if it doesn't sound like it's true, if it sounds completely ludicrous and ridiculous and completely against his interest, well, you probably don't have the full story.
00:18:51.000I mean, what would President Trump stand to gain from.
00:18:57.000From enshrining DACA in law without wall funding and giving all these people amnesty.
00:19:01.000Because that is what most people on the right believe that President Trump did a 180 degree turn on every promise on DACA, on illegals, on the wall, on everything.
00:19:37.000He would go down in history reviled by Democrats as a Hitler figure and reviled by Republicans as the biggest hypocrite since George H.W. Bush.
00:20:49.000You know, you could call it reverse psychology, you could call it whatever you want, but, you know, saying one thing, but actually having something else in mind, not totally complicated.
00:20:57.000You don't have to go different dimensions or underwater.
00:21:03.000So, it means that either we just don't know what his plan is, and there is a plan, or he's just a big idiot and completely irrational and Your regular Joe on Twitter, who has no profile picture and less than 15 followers and probably low IQ and probably hasn't looked at politics for years and doesn't have billions of dollars and didn't win the presidential election, that guy knows better than Donald Trump.
00:21:32.000I tend to err on the side of the former, which is that it is impossible that we would know, I think, what is more rational for the president than him.
00:21:45.000And that is not, I don't think that's a cult like thing to say, that President Trump.
00:21:49.000Is not a complete and utter fool and is throwing everything away in a completely irrational manner that any lay person could see, even if they don't even know what's going on in the West Wing or the Pentagon or in the higher corridors of power.
00:22:03.000I tend to err on the side of the former, which is if it doesn't make sense, wait and see.
00:22:20.000That is what I think President Trump wants.
00:22:23.000I think that might be part of the strategy.
00:22:25.000But I don't think if you're being honest with yourself or honest with your audience, if you have influence in saying that you honestly believe that President Trump is making such an irrational decision, it just cannot be explained any other way than there has to be more to it.
00:22:43.000And, you know, let's explore what else there might be to it.
00:22:47.000Let's look at some of the other pieces of the puzzle.
00:22:50.000We saw that he kicked Bannon out earlier in the month.
00:22:54.000We saw that he kicked Seb Gorka out of the White House a little earlier in the month.
00:22:58.000Now, there have been rumors that Bannon is coming back to Breitbart.
00:23:03.000He is coming back to Breitbart to head Breitbart, but there have been rumors that he is going to expand this operation and turn it into a network.
00:23:11.000He's going to turn that into some kind of a major network.
00:23:14.000I think that is evidenced by the fact that Fox News chose Laura Ingram a little bit with the Democrats.
00:23:22.000It's looking like he'll make a deal with the Democrats.
00:23:24.000And the message that he's sending to the Republicans is I will make a deal with the Democrats, which will destroy the Republican Party, which will destroy me, which is completely irrational.
00:23:36.000And I'm going to do that for wall funding.
00:23:39.000The message that he's sending to Mitch McConnell, to Paul Ryan, is I'm willing to make a deal.
00:24:38.000What the president is doing, and this has been pretty clear for a couple of months, is he's setting up for the primaries.
00:24:43.000And I think what he's doing with the Republicans right now is he is goading them into making him a counteroffer, which is that Paul Ryan, and I think I would go out on a limb here, if I may.
00:24:57.000I think I might go out on a limb here and predict that in the next month, maybe, we'll see Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell come to Donald Trump with a deal to fund the wall and have some kind of residency for DACA.
00:25:10.000And maybe there'll be other provisions.
00:25:12.000Maybe there'll be consideration for the RAISE Act.
00:25:50.000But if you read The Art of the Deal, read, and the only thing that you need to read in The Art of the Deal is chapter two.
00:25:56.000You know, the whole book, it's pretty autobiographical.
00:25:59.000The first chapter, he talks about like a day in the life of Donald Trump, all the deals he's making.
00:26:05.000And then the rest of the chapters is talking about his father's business in Brooklyn and how he renovated the Grand Hyatt Hotel and then he put together the deal for Trump Tower and Trump Park and some of the other things.
00:26:17.000But the second chapter, it's really the only thing you need to read.
00:26:20.000I read the whole thing because it's really good.
00:26:22.000But the second chapter, he lays out his trump cards.
00:26:25.000And, I mean, that's just so characteristic of the man, how bold he is, that he lays out in plain English, breaks it down for anybody to understand, all of his stratagems, all of his tactics, right there for anybody to read.
00:26:39.000And, you know, I implore everybody watching this go find The Art of the Deal.
00:26:43.000I think you can, there might even be a PDF of the second chapter, read the trump cards.
00:26:47.000And one of them, Which I think supports my theory unequivocally.
00:26:52.000One of his Trump cards is deliver the goods.
00:26:55.000He says, you know, you have to promise the world, you have to hype things up, you have to make it big and exciting and sensational and attract press coverage.
00:27:04.000But at the end of the day, you have to deliver the goods.
00:27:10.000That's his own strategy in his book that he wrote about how he became a billionaire twice over because he lost it all in the 90s and then won it back.
00:27:44.000And I think there's a lot of evidence to support it.
00:27:47.000And the only argument that I've heard so far in opposition to me is just a lot of stupid rhetoric about illegal immigration that is overdramatic, unrealistic, and just not pragmatic.
00:28:02.000Donald Trump promised towards the end of the election, he didn't say he was deporting all 11 million on day one.
00:28:07.000He didn't even say he would deport all 11 million, between 11 and 30 million, at all.
00:28:12.000What he said very clearly, what he said very clearly in many of the debates and in many speeches is that number one, we would deport the bad hombres, we would deport the criminal illegals.
00:28:24.000And people are tweeting at me, all illegals are criminal.
00:29:40.000I think they saw Donald Trump get elected and they projected all of their ideological baggage onto him.
00:29:47.000It was a lot of confirmation bias where President Trump, he really drummed up the rhetoric, but if he really broke down what he was saying, it just wasn't there.
00:29:56.000People expected him to be an isolationist.
00:29:59.000You know, we were going to withdraw everyone immediately.
00:30:01.000They expected him to deport everyone immediately, but that's never what he said, and that wouldn't even be possible anyway.
00:30:08.000And people say, enforcing the law is impossible?
00:31:05.000And I don't think anybody has the balls or the courage to say that because everybody's hitting the black pill and misery loves companies.
00:31:13.000So they want, and they don't even have any arguments.
00:31:15.000It's, oh, you know, you're a cuck, you're a shill, you sound like Bill Mitchell.
00:31:19.000Sorry, you know, but address the arguments.
00:31:22.000Nobody has the courage to smack the right wing and say, you know, listen, stupid, if you are still taking what this president and what the media says at face value in 2017, you're an idiot.
00:31:35.000Like, you don't know what you're talking about.
00:31:39.000And to go after and criticize people, or the president especially, who have been making all the sacrifices, you know, you're an anonymous person on Twitter, and you have the gall to go after a man that sacrificed his whole life.
00:31:53.000Donald Trump or people in media that sacrificed their lives, it's just very disrespectful, and I don't think there's any place for it.
00:33:14.000It was so obvious to me the day that I saw on the news that Xi Jinping would be in Mar-a-Lago that weekend.
00:33:22.000And then slowly but surely in the next week, you saw, wait a minute.
00:33:26.000Wait a minute, one token strike on an airport that didn't even destroy the airport wasn't the start of an enormous nation building exercise?
00:33:36.000I mean, Donald Trump didn't do a 180 degree turn on his entire foreign policy for 40 years because he saw some pictures of dead kids?
00:33:58.000I get a little bit hostile when people who have followed me for a long time, for people who hear my commentary, for people who hear my analysis, the moment they don't like what they hear, the moment they disagree with it, are going to be disrespectful and call names and question allegiances.
00:34:20.000Because people like myself and others in this movement, We make a lot of sacrifices to make this sort of thing happen.
00:34:30.000And I don't think anybody's in a position to, because they disagree with what's being said, to say that we're somehow, you know, we're Shills or we're Bill Mitchell.
00:34:39.000I mean, really, I think it's just, but that's why I get a little bit heated or passionate about it because we're all in this together.
00:34:45.000You know, we all want the same thing, right?
00:34:48.000So to get on that high horse and start throwing names around because you're overdosing on black pills, it's not fair.
00:34:59.000I think that, and I would make the bet, screenshot it, you know, whatever, write it down.
00:35:05.000Everybody who's blackpilling today, or 95% of the people that are blackpilling today, will be satisfied with the deal that is made on immigration.
00:36:49.000And now this week, watch what happens.
00:36:51.000This week, you will see, like you've never seen before, conservatives come out against DACA and make it so that it is unacceptable for a Republican to be in support of DACA.
00:38:26.000Well, it depends on how things play out because there's a number of different factors.
00:38:30.000Like, America is in a position right now where it's 67% white and 33% non white.
00:38:39.000Fortunately for us, the birth rate of foreign born is lower than in other countries, and the birth rate of native born is higher than in other countries.
00:38:47.000Like, the foreign born birth rate in this country doesn't exceed three for many of these immigrant groups.
00:38:53.000The largest foreign born group in, I think it's almost all states, if not all of them, is Mexicans.
00:39:00.000And If you look at the Mexican birth rate, it's only like 2.5, which is 0.4 above replacement rate.
00:39:05.000I say only, but you compare that to Yemen, where it's seven.
00:39:08.000You compare that to Sudan or the Congo, where it's like three or four or five, and it's apples and oranges.
00:39:14.000So, while in this country, the demographic makeup is less white than in Europe, the birth rates are more parallel or they're more symmetrical as opposed to Europe.
00:39:27.000Where in Europe, you see in Italy, the birth rate, or I think it's Spain, in Spain, the birth rate is like 1.1 for natives, and for migrants, it could be two or three, or like I said, upwards of seven or eight.
00:39:39.000And so that's why it's sort of tough to predict because in America, If everything stays the same, it'll probably take until like 2050 before we're a minority, a white minority in this country.
00:39:50.000But if you look in Europe, depending on how immigration changes, that could happen much more rapidly because you have 8% Muslims in France, 8% Muslims, I don't know how many blacks in France, and they're reproducing at a rate like five times what the natives are.
00:40:17.000You know, Ben Shapiro sees no problem with this, but here's the problem France should be for the French.
00:40:24.000French is an ethnicity, it is not citizenship, it is not a passport, it's not a piece of paper.
00:40:30.000So, and that's why I think it's a big difference between being a white nationalist or a nationalist in Europe and being one in America.
00:40:39.000If you're one in Europe, it makes sense.
00:40:42.000You want England to be for Englishmen, and Englishmen are an ethnicity, you know, it's not paperwork.
00:40:48.000The same is true with France, the same is true with Italy, and so on for all these countries.
00:40:52.000With America, it's a little bit different.
00:40:54.000And I'm not saying I don't, I'm not saying I endorse a white minority in America, but I am saying that an ethnostate in America is a different proposition than in Europe.
00:41:03.000And you can have your own opinion on that, but it's just a different, I think it's a different tradition in these countries.
00:41:24.000In every other country, this is, of course, there's not even a word for it in other countries.
00:41:30.000If you wanted to make Nigeria a Nigerian country, there's not a word for that.
00:41:35.000If you want Iran to remain Persian, ethnically Persian, there's not a name for that.
00:41:40.000But in Europe, it's evil white nationalist, it's dangerous, violent white supremacist.
00:41:48.000In China, if you want China to remain ethnically Chinese, characteristically, Culturally, racially, ethnically Chinese, there's not a word for that.
00:41:57.000That's called being Chinese, having common sense.
00:42:00.000But in Europe and America, you have to have some kind of villain term for it.
00:42:05.000You're a super villain, white Hitler, Nazi guy.
00:42:10.000But yeah, majority, minority country, America is the trajectory right now.
00:44:47.000I went to Boston University, and in front of my dorm, there was a big mural.
00:44:52.000And it was this like pop art, you know, BS mural of like, you know, all these fun colors and like different students.
00:45:00.000And, you know, of course, they have a black student on there.
00:45:03.000I think they had a kid in a wheelchair, your sad white cuckoo student, and then they have a woman in a hijab on there.
00:45:10.000And I looked up the statistics and I found out that Muslims in this country.
00:45:15.000Are, well, I forget all the math, like how it broke down, but I broke it down where it's less than a half of a percent of the U.S. population is a Muslim woman that wears a burqa.
00:45:27.000There was some, it was some extremely low number like that.
00:45:30.000And I'm thinking, you have five panels on this mural.
00:46:58.000If you're an egalitarian, if you believe that all people are the same, all people are equal, there's no difference between me and a Somali or a Yemeni or a Chinese person or an Argentine, why do we want more different people?
00:48:05.000And what they want more than anything else is a nation of individual consumers who go to work, who don't ask questions, who don't have rituals or customs or gods or traditions or families or clans or communities.
00:48:26.000They want you to live in a tenement 50 stories up in a small little room, and they want you to take the elevator down.
00:48:35.000They want you to take public transportation to work so you don't get to choose where you go.
00:48:39.000They want you to toil at work doing meaningless stuff, doing marketing to sell people stuff they don't want.
00:48:45.000They want you to say politically correct things, meaning they don't want you to say anything at all.
00:48:49.000They want you to talk about the big game and they want you to talk about sex and food.
00:48:54.000And then they want you to take your public transportation home and they want you to take the elevator back up and they want you to go to bed with your partner, whoever that would be.
00:49:04.000And there's no families and there's no communities.
00:49:20.000You know, I forget who said this, but there's a really great, great quote where they said, you know, the state doesn't control us, we control the state.
00:49:30.000They want to avoid a nation rising up and taking control of their own future, taking control of their own country, their fate.
00:49:37.000Their destiny, and using the state as an apparatus to further their own interests, which is possible when you have a nation, when you have mass organization on that level.
00:49:50.000And if you have a family, if you have a family, you're going to be against certain policies.
00:49:56.000You know, you look at all these enrichment schemes at the expense of us, whether it's immigration, whether it is the taxes, which are extremely obscene, or the Federal Reserve, or anything else.
00:50:10.000Or, you know, even if you're an environmentalist, you look at the destruction of our environment.
00:50:14.000If you have children, if you have a family, you say, I'm looking to the future, I'm looking to posterity.
00:50:57.000Yeah, it was that rap video where they hang a white child.
00:51:02.000Someone told me that that was actually like satire.
00:51:05.000And, you know, I watched the video and they also had images of black people getting hanged, too.
00:51:11.000And I think the point the rapper was trying to make was that Black Lives Matter is hypocrites because, you know, you look at the history of blacks and the lynchings and all that stuff and the police brutality, and then they want to go and hang white people.
00:51:51.000I think that's what he was trying to say.
00:51:53.000And I think the lyrics were anti BLM, too.
00:51:56.000I generally oppose that kind of imagery because you know that.
00:51:59.000Whether or not the rapper intended that as the meaning, you know, people are just going to eat that up and say, you know, hang Whitey, kill Whitey, and it radicalizes the people.
00:52:08.000I'm sure this rapper's producers, the rapper's producers, the globalists who pull the strings on this sort of thing, I'm sure were enthused about that imagery.
00:54:46.000I don't really know what he would have at his disposal.
00:54:49.000It really has a lot to do with who his team is, who he can trust.
00:54:52.000He needs that Praetorian guard that's literally making sure his food isn't being poisoned because you know these people are up to tricks like that all the time, and they haven't ever, they have not ever been subtle about that.
00:55:09.000You can read about all the examples where they try to assassinate people they don't like or bomb cities they don't like or bomb foreign affairs offices like in Britain in the late 1940s, and that's just fine.
00:56:18.000They care about one thing taking down whitey.
00:56:21.000If you cared about slavery, you would care about where it actually is, which is Africa, the Middle East, and India.
00:56:29.000If you cared about monuments being built by slavery, I don't know if you've looked at any example in the world, but they only look at one country or one group of countries, and we know who that is.
00:56:38.000Michael Claire Oh, and there's so much more that's paused in Spider Man.
00:56:42.000There was one other thing, and then the major thing was that the love interest of Spider Man was some black girl.
00:56:48.000And, you know, again, I explained that on my Periscope, which is we should be tolerant of that sort of thing.
00:56:56.000It should not be in Spider Man or Star Wars or.
00:57:00.000The major movies for our children to watch.
00:57:02.000And, you know, if conservatives were to inject a charged social agenda into a blockbuster movie, it would be the scandal of the century.
00:57:14.000If in Star Wars there was a subtext about opposing mass immigration or about how Muslims were terrorists, it would be sanctioned, it would be illegal in Europe, it would be boycotted, they would shut down the studios, they would shut it down.
00:57:31.000But when it's in Spider Man and it's the liberal cultural Marxist agenda, well, you know, if you even raise a concern about it, you're a racist.
00:57:39.000And of course, racists are the evilest people in the world.
01:01:17.000I mean, it's just a matter of proportions, but they are also not abiding by their own economic law of marginal value, which is to say that proportionality makes sense if it's not marginal.
01:01:34.000The more you have of something, the less valuable it gets increasingly.
01:01:38.000So, you know, cookies, for example, my marginal value on my first cookie is higher than a 20th cookie because after I eat 20 cookies, like, I don't want any more cookies.
01:01:52.000But the first one you have, it's valuable.
01:01:54.000You're going to want to pay full boat for it because it has, I mean, that's just how marginalism works.
01:01:58.000And the same is true with money, which is to say that your first $10,000 is going to be more valuable to you than your millionth dollar or your millionth.
01:04:37.000In France, denying the Holocaust is illegal because I don't know why, but it's illegal.
01:04:44.000There was a similar bill that was submitted to the French parliament.
01:04:49.000I don't know what their legislative body is, I think it's a parliament.
01:04:52.000They submitted a similar bill to the French parliament, which would make it illegal to deny the Armenian Genocide.
01:04:59.000That bill was struck down by their Supreme Court as unconstitutional.
01:05:04.000Their highest court upheld the constitutionality, or I don't know how it works in France, but their Supreme Court upheld the Holocaust law, but struck down the Armenian Genocide law, because Armenian Genocide law would be against freedom of expression.
01:05:23.000Ben Shapiro doesn't speak out against that.
01:05:25.000Dave Rubin doesn't speak out against that.
01:05:27.000All these free speech, Ben Shapiro's on campus, and if you're a free speech warrior, you've got to defend Ben Shapiro.
01:05:34.000Where were these assholes on Chris Cantwell?
01:07:08.000First, remember if you have any other questions, comments, concerns, remember you can always post those on Twitter with the hashtag AmericaFQ, and I will get to that.
01:07:18.000Anything that's posted with hashtag AmericaFQ, I see.
01:07:21.000So if you're posting it in the live chat and I'm not answering it, if you post it on Twitter, I will see it eventually.