00:01:17.000It's a little bit funny that yesterday they get a video of the shooter being apprehended and being hauled away by police.
00:01:25.000And by all appearances, he looks like an old white guy because it's a low res image and a low res video that they have of the suspect being apprehended.
00:01:37.000And by all appearances, he has a light complexion.
00:02:39.000And I have to say, it's a little bit more than coincidental that right after Donald Trump leaves office and Joe Biden gets in, the mass shootings come back.
00:02:51.000Donald Trump is president for four years, and I can't think of, besides the Las Vegas shooting, which is kind of like in its own category, I don't know that I could think of too many mass shootings from Muslims in particular, and really not many in general.
00:03:08.000There was, of course, the Parkland shooting, which is, I think, the most notable.
00:03:13.000There was a Las Vegas shooting, which was a memory hold, and probably there was intelligence involvement.
00:03:19.000And outside of those two, I can't really think of too many other high profile attacks compared with the Obama administration.
00:03:28.000When just off the top of my head, you know, you could think about San Bernardino and Sandy Hook and the Boston bombing and many others.
00:03:35.000For four years, it was pretty sporadic.
00:03:39.000Biden gets in, all of a sudden, two right off the rip, two in one week.
00:03:44.000So it's more than a little bit convenient for the Biden administration.
00:03:48.000And of course, the result of two mass shootings in a row.
00:03:52.000Is big gun control legislation in Congress.
00:08:15.000It says, quote, Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa was identified, so this is a very white name, by the way, was identified Tuesday as the alleged Colorado supermarket shooter who killed 10 people, including a police officer, as authorities vowed to bring the evildoer to justice.
00:08:35.000The 21 year old Arvada, Colorado man now faces 10 counts of first degree murder for his rifle rampage that he unleashed on Monday afternoon in a King Supers grocery store in Boulder, Colorado, where some shoppers were out getting COVID vaccines, according to officials at a briefing on Tuesday.
00:08:56.000The Democratic governor, Jared Polis, said, We will hold the evildoer responsible to the full extent of the law for his actions, and we will always remember the victims of the King Supers shooting.
00:09:09.000Alyssa, who was shot in the leg and is hospitalized in stable condition, is expected to be transferred to a local jail later Tuesday, at which point an arrest affidavit and warrant will be made public.
00:09:21.000Authorities have already interviewed Alyssa, but they did not disclose Tuesday what, if anything, he said about his motive.
00:09:29.000The Boulder County District Attorney Michael Doherty at the briefing said, Why did this happen?
00:09:34.000We don't have the answer to that yet, and the investigation is in its very early stages.
00:09:40.000But the alleged shooter's older brother told the Daily Beast that he believes his sibling is mentally ill.
00:09:46.000Ali Aliwi Alyssa, who was the older brother, 34 years old, told the outlet, When he was having lunch with my sister in a restaurant, he said, People are in the parking lot.
00:10:19.000There was another article in the Daily Mail about the shooter, which gave some other details, which are not confirmed yet, in a Facebook post linked to the gunman.
00:10:31.000Over the last 18 months, he complained that he didn't have a girlfriend and hated Trump.
00:10:35.000He also complained about the treatment of immigrants, Muslim immigrants in particular, in the United States.
00:10:41.000What's more, he was born in Syria and moved to this country when he was three years old.
00:10:47.000There was another report that said that the FBI was aware of the gunman just a day prior to the shooting.
00:10:55.000Shooting occurred on Monday, and due to an unrelated investigation, the FBI was aware of the shooter on Sunday.
00:11:03.000So you put all this together, and in the first place, we have to talk about the media angle.
00:11:10.000As always, when it comes to mass shootings, terror attacks, crime, anything like that, we have to talk about the media.
00:11:20.000This is just like what we talked about last week.
00:11:23.000Last week, we had a mass shooting in Georgia.
00:11:26.000You had a white guy, and this guy was really white.
00:11:30.000He went to three different, basically, prostitution fronts, which, you know, they were massage parlors, they're a front for prostitution, and killed, I believe it was seven or eight people, of which five of them were Asian.
00:11:45.000And then he was on his way to a pornography store in Florida when he was intercepted and apprehended by police.
00:11:52.000Now, you looked at the scene of the crime in that shooting and the targets, and it didn't make much sense what the media was saying, which was that it was racially motivated.
00:12:03.000The media took the shooting last week and they tried to paint that as a white supremacist targeting Asians on the basis of their race.
00:12:11.000But it doesn't take a really intelligent person or much thinking at all to realize that if you were going to commit an anti Asian hate crime, It does not make much sense to target these 24 hour massage parlors that are a front for prostitution, and you're going to go to like three different massage parlors in different parts of the city and then drive across state lines hours away.
00:12:39.000It didn't really add up, it didn't make much sense.
00:12:41.000And then that was confirmed when the shooter was interrogated by police and said that his motivation was related to a sex addiction and basically something altogether different than a racial motivation.
00:12:54.000The media made it out like it was white supremacy.
00:14:00.000We find out today, of course, that the story is radically different.
00:14:03.000That the guy is a literal Muslim Syrian immigrant who was, you know, not only not white, but was politically liberal and a Muslim on top of that, to boot, a devout Muslim, apparently.
00:14:25.000So if you see that on Twitter or whatever, It's disinformation.
00:14:29.000We now know the identity of the shooter.
00:14:32.000And this is always the case, but you go and you check out any headline about this.
00:14:36.000And I saw this all day on my timeline on Twitter.
00:14:39.000When this is covered by the New York Times, by The Hill, by The Washington Post, you ever notice that when it's a non white perpetrator, they will identify the suspect based on their sex and their age?
00:15:42.000He goes off because of a sex addiction and kills like seven or eight people.
00:15:48.000And I said last week, you know, not for nothing, but you look at the names of the spas that were targeted, and it was like St. James Spa, St. James, which is across the street from one of the places that was shot up.
00:16:01.000St. James is the island that Jeffrey Epstein owned.
00:16:04.000You look at one of the salons, it was called Young Asians Salon.
00:16:09.000Okay, this is what was being targeted last week.
00:16:12.000And I said, not for nothing, but you've got prostitution, you have maybe child sex trafficking, maybe there's an allusion to that.
00:16:25.000And I said last week, these things actually tend to go hand in hand in terms of when you look at the intelligence agencies, when you look at the national security apparatus, we know, based on what we know about Jeffrey Epstein and others, that they do engage in child trafficking.
00:16:44.000Pizzagate, Hillary Clinton, there is merit to all of those accusations, which is what you have.
00:16:50.000That's one element last week with the sex trafficking.
00:16:53.000Potentially, this wink and a nod to child sex trafficking.
00:16:57.000And also, we know that they use sexual abuse and sexual trauma for certain persuasion techniques, for certain tactics known as MKUltra, Monarch Mind Control.
00:17:11.000We know that they're probably involved in some kind of false flag event activity.
00:17:17.000And so, when you add all those elements together, you could speculate that maybe there's more than meets the eye to the story last week.
00:17:47.000And again, it begs the question, and this is something that I asked even throughout the Trump administration why did these kinds of attacks go off?
00:17:56.000When Donald Trump was in office, and why are they now turning back on now that Biden is in office?
00:18:03.000I think that, you know, there's the usual angle that we can always talk about, which is gun control.
00:18:09.000And we can always talk about the usual angle, which is how they have this double standard when they cover the perpetrator if they're white versus if they're not white.
00:18:18.000But I feel like not enough people are asking the question why is it that Biden comes into office and within months you've got two mass shootings, one right after the other?
00:18:29.000When throughout the Trump administration, they were sporadic and almost didn't occur at all, that there was like a four year hiatus in mass shootings.
00:18:41.000I think, in particular, when it comes to Muslim terrorism, the angle is interesting.
00:18:48.000Because throughout the Obama administration, you had Muslim terrorism.
00:18:52.000Specifically, you had the rise of ISIS, the rise of ISIS, which coincided with Barack Obama's withdrawal from the war in Iraq, which began in 2011.
00:19:02.000Barack Obama withdraws troops from Iraq, plans to end both wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
00:19:09.000And then you've got the rise of this group, ISIS, with their lone wolf terrorists, which are everywhere, behind every blade of grass at all times.
00:19:18.000Major attacks in California, France, Germany, Sweden, everywhere, which of course demands continued U.S. involvement in the Middle East.
00:19:28.000Of course, that was not the only consequence of ISIS and of Muslim terrorism.
00:19:33.000You also got the rise of Donald Trump and nativism.
00:19:36.000And a severe right wing backlash against Muslims coming into the United States.
00:19:42.000Donald Trump is elected with that as a big part of his platform.
00:19:45.000It's kind of hard to remember even now because we haven't seen a lot of Muslim terrorism in the United States over the past four years.
00:19:52.000But Donald Trump is elected in no small measure because of his militant response to Muslim terrorism.
00:20:01.000And then it mysteriously disappears, mysteriously goes away.
00:20:05.000Donald Trump, before he leaves office, begins to pull troops out of Afghanistan and Iraq, begins to forge a right and left wing consensus on ending endless Middle Eastern foreign wars.
00:20:17.000Biden gets back in office, and all of a sudden there's talk, and you can already see it happening about ISIS back on the rise.
00:20:25.000ISIS declaring war against Christians.
00:20:28.000Another Muslim Syrian terrorist in Colorado shooting up a store.
00:20:43.000And I think what's going on here is that now that Biden is in control, or rather, I guess you could say, now that Donald Trump is out of the White House, It seems that the intelligence apparatus and these sort of pernicious bureaucratic forces that constitute the permanent state or the deep state, I think that really it's more realistic to say that they are back in power, they are back in control, and they are emboldened.
00:21:09.000I think they're acting wildly and recklessly.
00:21:11.000I think they're back up to their old tricks again.
00:21:14.000I think this is the kind of stuff that went on under the Obama administration.
00:21:18.000This is the kind of stuff that went on under Bush and Clinton.
00:21:27.000It brought a little bit of a change of pace for them.
00:21:30.000They couldn't be as brazen with their activities.
00:21:33.000And now that it's back under total globalist, democratic, unified control, it seems like now it's back up to their old tricks.
00:21:40.000Spooks and false flag shootings and these kinds of special operations.
00:21:46.000You have a mentally ill immigrant Muslim shooter in Colorado who goes off for no apparent reason after what happened last week.
00:21:54.000I think to myself, CIA, I think to myself, FBI, I think this is the doing of some kind of alphabet agency.
00:22:02.000It's another Sirhan, Sirhan, it's another one of these fake shootings.
00:22:10.000And, you know, listen, when it comes to the shootings, I think you have to be skeptical to a degree.
00:22:16.000It is always a possibility that the shootings are exactly what they say they are.
00:22:22.000There's always a possibility because this is a big country with lots of people.
00:22:27.000It's not outside the realm of possibility that a crazy person gets a gun and does something reckless, you know, gets a gun and does something horrifying.
00:22:37.000It's not outside the realm of possibility statistically that that is going to happen in the United States.
00:22:43.000I'm not saying that it's not possible that when the media reports on a mass shooting, what they're saying could just be a description of a madman who does a horrible thing.
00:22:54.000What I'm saying though is you also can't rule out the possibility that the people that are in control, the intelligence apparatus, People that are in Washington, D.C., you can't rule it out equally that there is not some kind of thing going on, there's some kind of conspiracy going on, that they're not behind this in some capacity.
00:23:14.000And I think in some sense, you almost have to ask if that's going on, especially after what happened in Las Vegas a couple of years ago, and especially given the timing of all of this, that it just so happens that you get this guy in office for no less I mean, almost a little bit more actually now than two months.
00:23:57.000Can we trust the media when they report these things?
00:24:01.000Or do we have to dig a little bit deeper?
00:24:03.000And the one last week did not pass the smell test.
00:24:06.000Notice nobody's talking about it anymore.
00:24:09.000And then you got the mass shooting today, and Biden comes out with a big push for gun control.
00:24:14.000I don't think this one passes the smell test either.
00:24:17.000And we'll see if they come out with a motive because I saw the press conference today and the police said that they should have this investigation wrapped up within five days.
00:24:44.000Will it be like many other mass shootings?
00:24:48.000Where it just gets forgotten about and they just stop talking about it because probably there was more than meets the eye going on there.
00:24:56.000I will note, and this is the last thing I'll say about the shooting before we move on and talk about the gun control, which is obviously the next logical step for this administration.
00:25:08.000There's one other thing about the shooting which was really suspect, which, and I don't know if you caught this, maybe you did on Twitter, but while the shooting was going on, they put in place.
00:25:21.000A no fly zone over the city of Boulder, Colorado.
00:26:34.000And anybody who knows anything about aviation, anybody who knows anything about civilian or military aviation or law enforcement, would tell you the same thing.
00:26:44.000Have you ever seen anything like that?
00:26:46.000Have they ever put in place a no fly zone over a city or over a town when there's a mass shooting?
00:26:54.000And I've been doing this show for four years.
00:26:57.000And I remember the Parkland shooting, and I remember covering many shootings.
00:27:02.000And I've never heard, even just the one last week, did they talk about a no fly zone over Atlanta when that mass shooting occurred in three different locations?
00:28:09.000Or was there something else going on here at these five different locations all packed together?
00:28:14.000Apparently, Trafficking women in a prostitution front.
00:28:18.000And what was really going on in Boulder when you've got an allegedly mentally ill guy who just snaps, so they ground all the planes and it's a no fly zone over Boulder, Colorado?
00:28:29.000Because the idea that it was just some guy that snapped and went off and shot some people, okay, it's possible, but why the no fly zone then?
00:29:00.000And like I said, it does not pass the test.
00:29:03.000You could say it's possible people go crazy and they do crazy things, but does law enforcement shut down the airspace over the city because of it?
00:30:02.000You know, they never want to talk about banning Muslims or banning immigrants.
00:30:06.000The people that are doing the shootings, they want to talk about the guns that are used in the shootings, which I know is pretty basic, but it is what it is.
00:30:17.000It's his quote President Biden is considering executive action on gun control.
00:30:22.000In the wake of two mass shootings in less than a week, according to the White House press secretary, Jen Sackey, she did not specify what action Biden might take.
00:30:31.000She said, quote, We are considering a range of levers, including working through legislation, including executive action that has been under discussion and will continue to be under discussion.
00:30:41.000Biden, addressing the shooting that occurred in Boulder, Colorado, that left 10 people dead, said Tuesday that he did not want to wait another minute, let alone an hour, to act on gun violence.
00:30:53.000A shooting six days earlier left eight dead in Atlanta, Georgia.
00:30:57.000He didn't mention potential executive action, but implored the Senate to pass a series of House bills that would close loopholes and background checks.
00:31:05.000He also urged Congress to ban assault weapons.
00:31:08.000He said, I got that done as a senator.
00:32:25.000I think it must be spring allergies starting, right?
00:32:27.000It was officially spring, like what, three days ago?
00:32:31.000So the House passed two bills this month to tighten gun control, one that would give authorities 10 business days instead of three to complete a background check before a gun sale.
00:32:41.000Under current law, gun sales can proceed if a background check takes longer than three days, what's known as the Charleston loophole.
00:32:53.000With only two Republicans supporting it.
00:32:56.000Another bill would expand background check requirements to guns bought over the internet at gun shows or through other private transactions.
00:33:05.000Eight Republicans joined Democrats in backing the bill.
00:33:08.000The Senate would need to garner support from 10 Republicans to clear the filibuster and pass the legislation.
00:33:14.000Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Tuesday that he has not spoken without the White House about an assault weapons ban.
00:33:22.000Such a ban is not part of the White House.
00:33:27.000Such a ban is not part of the pair of House bills that passed earlier this month.
00:33:32.000Gun control experts told Fox News last month that Biden could tighten gun control without Congress by using his authority to limit trade.
00:33:40.000Alan Gottlieb, the founder of the Second Amendment Foundation, said that Biden could use the ATF to tighten regulations.
00:33:48.000They say what we're expecting him to do is anything with foreign commerce.
00:33:52.000If the firearm is being imported in, or magazine or ammo is being imported, he could, by executive order, try to do something of that nature.
00:34:20.000Every time there's a mass shooting, my entire life, your entire life, there's a mass shooting, there's a gun control bill, and everyone has the same conversation.
00:34:58.000We don't even know how he acquired the firearm.
00:35:01.000And probably he acquired it in a totally legal way that even the regulations that they're proposing. Would not have prevented him from doing so.
00:35:11.000In other words, the guy buys a gun and then he does something horrible, and Democrats want to go in and tighten regulations that, even if they were in place prior to the shooting, would not have stopped the shooter from acquiring a firearm.
00:35:25.000So it's not like these things are going to prevent mass shootings.
00:35:32.000They wouldn't have in most of these cases.
00:35:35.000In most mass shootings, which are done with a handgun, You don't even come close to preventing these because all the bills typically are focused on so called assault weapons or rifles.
00:35:46.000And for the most part, the mass shootings are being committed by gangs and black criminals in the south side of Chicago and in other places like that, not by people with assault rifles in these high profile instances.
00:35:59.000This is actually, in terms of fatalities, a very, very, very small percentage of gun deaths and even mass shootings altogether.
00:36:07.000So this stuff has nothing to do with that.
00:36:10.000It's always just about building a tighter gun control regime to prevent people from owning firearms.
00:36:16.000And, you know, I never used to be a huge Second Amendment guy.
00:36:20.000I've always been in favor of the Second Amendment, don't get me wrong.
00:36:22.000I've always been totally opposed to gun control.
00:36:25.000But for as long as I've done the show, this has never been a high priority issue.
00:36:29.000It's never been one of my main issues.
00:36:33.000I happen to be pro Second Amendment, I happen to be against all gun control.
00:36:38.000But it is going to become more and more important for us to protect the Second Amendment as time goes on because you see the direction that the country is moving in.
00:36:48.000You could see that the country is breaking apart at the seams.
00:36:52.000You look at Miami Beach this past week.
00:36:54.000You look at the summer of Black Lives Matter last week.
00:36:58.000The riots, the terror, Antifa forming autonomous zones and committing terror attacks against federal courthouses and buildings.
00:37:07.000You could see the direction the country is going in.
00:37:10.000It is trending towards more violence, more instability.
00:37:14.000And what's more is increasingly the police are unable to act.
00:37:19.000The police, by law or just By nature of how public opinion is, they are constrained in their ability to respond to violence, constrained in their ability to control this rapidly destabilizing country.
00:37:34.000And so, as time goes on, more and more it is going to be incumbent upon you and you alone to defend your property, your house, your family, and your own life.
00:37:45.000The only way that you could do that is with a firearm.
00:37:48.000And I look at my city, Chicago, as the perfect example.
00:38:02.000Because there have been 360 carjackings since the beginning of the year, like almost five per day.
00:38:08.000And they're happening all across the city, not just in the ghetto, not just in the south and the west side, although that's predominantly where they're happening, but they're happening in the loop, they're happening in the Gold Coast, they're happening in the suburbs, they're happening in the north side, they're happening all across the entire city.
00:38:25.000And it's young black teenagers and young 20 somethings that are armed going up to people in broad daylight in busy intersections and carjacking them, taking their wallets, their phones.
00:38:38.000There were even people going around killing people the other day.
00:38:42.000A student from UChicago went up and down the south side all the way up to the north side, went on a killing spree.
00:38:48.000This is the kind of thing that people have to be worried about.
00:38:51.000This is why people need firearms because increasingly you're going to encounter carjackers, robbers, muggers, killers.
00:38:59.000All of that kind of stuff, and the police are not going to be there to protect you.
00:39:03.000They are constrained in their ability to fight crime and to do anything about these things.
00:39:10.000So, more than ever, and more into the future, increasingly as time goes on, the Second Amendment is going to become an important issue because the country is going to get more violent, more crime, more destabilized.
00:39:24.000And what you'll find, and this was always the case, but if they are allowed to go through with their gun control agenda, Of course, criminals will still have easy access to firearms, as they always do, because, of course, criminals do not abide by the laws.
00:39:41.000It is going to be the law abiding people that will be disarmed.
00:39:45.000And, you know, I didn't think so much about that years ago when I was growing up in a peaceful suburb, and, you know, I never experienced crime, and crime was under control relative to, like, the 80s and 90s.
00:39:57.000But as time goes on, and as you see this crime surge continue in every major city, With Black Lives Matter emboldened, with the police constrained in their ability to respond, with this demographic transition occurring, it's going to become a real issue for people.
00:40:12.000They've got to be able to protect themselves.
00:40:15.000If they're allowed to get away with this gun control regime in ways that you probably are not following closely enough, in ways that maybe we don't even fully understand yet, they're finding newer and creative ways to disarm you, prevent you from getting a firearm, and therefore then being able to protect yourself.
00:40:31.000If you live in a major city and you don't own a firearm, you are defenseless.
00:40:36.000You are vulnerable against a variety of threats, and you may think you're okay until the day that you're not, until the day that you find yourself.
00:40:45.000Getting carjacked until the day that Black Lives Matter decides to tear up your city block, until the day they break into your house.
00:40:53.000And you can't rule that out anymore, and you can't rule that out in the future.
00:40:57.000So that's why it's going to be so important to keep the Second Amendment.
00:41:01.000Because for a long time on the show, I used to tell people, you know, look, the Second Amendment is essential, but it's not sufficient to protect the country.
00:41:10.000And this remains true to an extent that, in large measure, conservatives.
00:41:16.000Have retained their rights to keep and bear arms in specifically conservative states like Texas or Alabama or Kentucky or Idaho or wherever.
00:41:28.000But has that stopped Democrats from taking total control over the government, over media, over education?
00:41:35.000Has that stopped them from transforming your community, the world around you, the school that your kids go to, your work, even in the country, even in the interior of the country, even where the conservatives are?
00:42:19.000But as time goes on, It's going to rise to probably equal prominence with the First Amendment and other things as the country devolves and regresses back to the Wild West, as we go back to really dark times like we saw in the 90s, 80s, high crime, race riots, the works.
00:42:42.000We're moving into a totally different era in the country.
00:42:47.000But this is the push, this is what they're doing, and maybe this is part of the agenda.
00:42:52.000I think that this is naturally what people point to as the end game of these kinds of mass shooting type events.
00:42:59.000If they are staged, if they are catalyzed or allowed to occur by law enforcement, by federal or local law enforcement, this is probably one of the goals.
00:43:11.000If, you know, maybe not the only one, but this is always seems to be one of them, is they stage these kinds of attacks to create the pretext for gun control.
00:43:21.000And the irony is, of course, the only way that you could protect yourself from these kinds of events.
00:43:39.000If you're in Colorado and you have concealed carry and there's a mass shooter, well, that's how you stop this from being a mass casualty event rather than waiting for the SWAT team to come in and they shut down the air traffic above the city.
00:43:52.000It's somebody having a firearm, as we all know.
00:43:55.000So, you know, from that perspective, I know that's what they go with, and most people buy into that, but from a logical standpoint, it doesn't make much sense.
00:44:05.000I know that's what they do anyway, but still, it remains true to this day that it's a popular expression, but it's true.
00:44:11.000The only thing that stops bad guys with guns is good guys with guns, as we know.
00:44:16.000So, this is the big push by the Biden administration.
00:44:18.000The scary thing, though, about this is that they don't even have to go through Congress.
00:44:23.000And this is something that was hinted at towards the end of this article.
00:44:27.000This guy from the Second Amendment Foundation suggests that Biden can use the ATF to stop.
00:44:34.000Guns from being sold and stop guns from being sold through a sort of backdoor method.
00:44:44.000I'm not a fan of sniffling during the show, but I can't help it.
00:44:48.000They can go and do these sort of backdoor techniques like they did under Obama, for example, where they would go through the EPA and they would target ammunition manufacturers based on their emissions and based on the pollution that they create because they use certain metals and things.
00:45:05.000And so, under the Obama administration, they were closing ammunition manufacturers left and right in America and putting the squeeze on ammunition.
00:45:14.000Without passing a bill, without going through Congress, without writing in legislation, you know, we're going to ban guns or restrict guns, they were able to do it purely through the bureaucracy, purely through regulatory action.
00:45:27.000And this, Alan Gottlieb from the Second Amendment Foundation, suggests doing something similar through ATF.
00:45:37.000And through other bureaucratic agencies, putting the squeeze on the sale, maybe the manufacturing or the trade of guns with executive action, not even going through the Senate where they're going to need 10 Republican votes, not even going through the House where Democrats have a slim majority, but just doing it themselves, doing it with the stroke of a pen.
00:48:11.000This was all over the news the day of, something like eight years ago.
00:48:15.000They said there was a shooter in the building, and then there was a second shooter in the woods.
00:48:19.000And they said they were looking through the woods, looking for this guy, and then, like, that was never talked about again.
00:48:25.000And even with the Parkland shooting, there were a lot of eyewitness accounts that totally conflicted with the official story.
00:48:32.000There was a girl who was interviewed after Parkland.
00:48:34.000Who said that she saw a shooter in black body armor, head to toe, looked like a stormtrooper in black body armor with a helmet and pads and everything, which once again completely conflicted with the story.
00:50:51.000But this is one guy with one gun, one guy with one assault rifle.
00:50:56.000And in order to bring this guy down peacefully, they need to assemble it's like a ratio of 50 to 1.
00:51:02.000They have to bring in how many SWAT police, how many police officers, how many National Guardsmen, helicopters, trucks, tanks, SUVs, how many personnel had to be deployed to the supermarket.
00:51:17.000To ensure the safe apprehension of one individual with an assault rifle.
00:51:23.000And it's got nothing to do in this instance with the nature of the attack.
00:51:28.000It's about the magnitude of, I don't know, firepower that one person can wield with a simple AR.
00:51:37.000And I looked at that image and the thought kind of dawned on me in the back of my head.
00:51:40.000I said, This is why they don't want people to have assault rifles.
00:51:43.000It's not because of mass shootings, they're the ones doing the mass shootings.
00:51:48.000They're the ones that are probably sponsoring all this stuff.
00:51:51.000When you look at all the terrorism, all the high profile terrorism in America's history, it's got the Alphabet Agency's fingerprints all over it.
00:51:59.000Whether they were behind it, whether they catalyzed it, whether they let it go on, and they knew about it, they had prior knowledge, it's got their fingerprints all over it.
00:52:13.000You look at some operations they talked about doing over the past 50 years, they have talked about staging terrorist attacks.
00:52:21.000For example, Staging terrorist attacks, false flag attacks in America to blame on the Cubans to create popular support for an American intervention in Cuba.
00:52:32.000That is a declassified government document.
00:52:34.000They talked about doing that in the 60s.
00:52:37.000And there are many instances like this.
00:52:39.000So we know that they've had that conversation.
00:52:42.000They've got no bones about killing Americans if they have to.
00:52:48.000They don't want to ban guns because they want to prevent mass shootings.
00:52:52.000They want to ban guns because they know.
00:52:55.000That there's 300 million Americans with firearms, that is a check on their power.
00:53:01.000They know that if 300 million Americans ever got organized, or even just a small, even just 10 million, even if just a million Americans got together with their firearms, they could pose a serious existential threat to the system.
00:53:27.000And we don't want that to happen, but it is about the possibility of that, which is unacceptable to the system.
00:53:34.000The system, they find it to be an unacceptable posture for the government to be in that they can be checked, that they can be thwarted, and can be overthrown by all those Americans out there with their semi automatic rifles.
00:53:51.000Because it's true that the American government has a lot of advantages.
00:53:54.000They've got surveillance, they've got drones, they've got things that.
00:54:00.000We don't even know their capabilities.
00:54:02.000But take a look at, like, Afghanistan.
00:54:05.000With everything that the American government has, they cannot take down people that live in caves that wear rags and ride on camels, but that have somewhat advanced weaponry, that have assault rifles, RPGs, etc.
00:54:19.000And they know that in America, in our home turf, people that are sophisticated and people that know how to use weapons and people that have weapons, Just the same, they pose a threat to the security posture of the United States by having their weapons.
00:54:35.000So, gun control, properly understood, is a war by the security apparatus against the people of the United States.
00:55:03.000If America were ever in open rebellion against the regime, against the system, they could not put it down so long as that rebellion is armed.
00:55:12.000So long as those people, as the people of this country, have semi automatic rifles and handguns and all the capabilities that they have.
00:55:22.000So the American government, cynically, like going to another country, is disarming them.
00:55:27.000They want to embargo this country, they want to stop the flow of light arms trafficking.
00:55:33.000So that the people do not pose a threat to the system or could not.
00:55:37.000They don't even want the possibility of that.
00:55:39.000They do not want the sort of theoretical threat to exist.
00:55:44.000That's an unacceptable position for them to be in.
00:57:51.000But we'll take a look at our super chats.
00:57:53.000I'm going to try and fly through this as quickly as I can so I can get in an iron lung or something to prevent myself from sneezing and coughing.
01:08:12.000Huey Long, respecter, says it's good that our intelligence agencies and federal police harass and help deplatform Trump supporters, but can't stop mass shooters when they know about them in advance.
01:08:24.000How can anyone with self respect be a Fed at this point?
01:08:44.000To betray their country and betray humanity.
01:08:47.000And basically, I think they're lower than insects.
01:08:50.000Save the West says maybe they will also start planting anti Muslim seeds into the subconscious of Americans to justify the regime change war in Syria like in the early 2000s.
01:09:01.000Just so happens the shooter was Syrian.
01:09:19.000I mean, that wouldn't even have anything to do with Bashar al Assad.
01:09:22.000So, no, I don't think that's exactly what it is.
01:09:25.000Four says with how controversial gun control is in U.S. politics, it seems more useful as a way to distract people than as a serious measure to pursue.
01:09:35.000It makes you wonder how they would distract people after they hypothetically are able to disarm the populace.
01:09:46.000It makes you wonder how they would distract people after they hypothetically.
01:10:32.000She's just another one of these blondes.
01:10:34.000She was brought on to replace Tommy Laren, and, you know, the rest is history.
01:10:39.000Tommy Laren was this, you know, hot blonde who trotted out the usual conservative talking points.
01:10:47.000They had to kick her out because of her appearance on The View.
01:10:50.000They brought in Allie Stucky with Millennial Moments or whatever her show is.
01:10:55.000And she's supposed to be the millennial blonde airhead, you know, the resident millennial blonde airhead, baby talking, baby voice, doing the usual conservative song and dance.
01:11:08.000So I don't have a personal beef with her.
01:11:10.000I mean, I think she's probably a nice person, but I just don't think very highly of her.
01:11:14.000Happa says opinion on Switzerland, inherited dual citizenship there, good backup plan if America continues to decay.
01:11:22.000Yeah, I don't really know much about Switzerland, but.
01:13:23.000People thought this would never happen in America.
01:13:25.000It's always been wildly unpopular, but you're now seeing it in college campuses and in local government.
01:13:33.000Like in Evanston, this is the most recent example that you mentioned, but they also did this in Virginia.
01:13:40.000All the Virginia public universities now have to pay reparations to the descendants of the slaves that were owned by the Virginian government.
01:14:47.000I search something up on YouTube and I get like 10.
01:14:52.000I get like 10 results that are relevant to my search query, and then I get it'll say something like recommended for you, and it'll give me videos that are in my recommended section that have nothing to do with the search query.
01:15:05.000So it'll be like Star Wars videos, videos of like war movies, and like videos about video games or whatever.
01:15:13.000And then it'll say others also watched, and it'll give me a few videos of people that watched videos that people watched that searched the same thing as me, and then it'll carry on with the search results later.
01:15:26.000So, you'll get like 10 results that you're looking for, and then a lot of shit, and then it continues on with the results a page later.
01:17:01.000YouTube is getting worse all the time with their content moderation, with their strike system, their community guideline strike system, with Copyright with search algorithm, you know, but they are purging your recommended algorithm to make sure nobody gets recommended a right wing video.
01:17:22.000So all the platforms are broken, and, you know, but they are going to ban every right wing person before they fix it.
01:17:31.000Rudy Poo says Do you believe the Christchurch shooting was authentic?
01:17:34.000It was used to negatively implicate a lot of people.
01:17:39.000It's possible, but I'm skeptical about that one, too.
01:17:44.000What's notable about the Christchurch shooting and about the Dylan Roof shooting is their manifestos did not include any mention of Jewish power, which is suspect because what you tend to find in these sort of, even among legitimate white nationalists or legitimate neo Nazis, you always tend to find that the white racialism goes hand in hand with the sort of, with anti Semitism.
01:18:12.000You tend to find that no matter where you go.
01:18:15.000And so it was notable that Dylan Roof and Christchurch, those were the two most notable white supremacist terror attacks of the 21st century, maybe, maybe the past 10 years.
01:18:31.000And in both cases, in their manifestos, there was no mention, no mention of Jewish power.
01:18:37.000In fact, in Dylan Roof's manifesto, he made sort of like a passing remark about Jewish power, but said that it was probably not legitimate.
01:18:46.000He said, oh, well, you know, like Jewish people are basically white.
01:18:50.000And in Brent Tarrant's manifesto, too, there was no mention of that either.
01:18:56.000And, you know, it's only to say that that is conspicuous because if we're supposed to believe that Dylan Roof and Brent Tarrant were legitimate, you know, political extremists, legitimate anti black or anti Muslim extremists, what you tend to find in those circles, and they exist, I think they're small in number.
01:19:39.000I actively discourage violence on my show.
01:19:42.000We're seeking a peaceful, legitimate political reform.
01:19:46.000That's why we're starting nonprofits, running for office, et cetera.
01:19:51.000But when you tend to find these extremist elements, violent elements, It tends to go hand in hand with the racialism that you get legitimate anti Semitism to.
01:20:03.000It wasn't there in either of their writings.
01:20:05.000It wasn't prominent in their thinking or in their motivation.
01:20:09.000And I just find that to be conspicuous that in both cases it wasn't there because you would expect that if it was legitimate that there would be something in there about that, and there wasn't.
01:20:21.000So that was a little bit bizarre to me.
01:20:25.000I don't know if that proves that those were both inauthentic, that there was something going on, but it was a little bit bizarre that that was the case.
01:21:15.000It's a little thing called the security dilemma, which is to say that states and these kinds of actors have to think in terms of what is the power capacity of all of our potential opponents.
01:21:31.000And you have to think in terms of worst case scenario.
01:21:34.000You have to think about what if conditions deteriorate?
01:21:49.000But America has to look at Russia's security posture and our security posture.
01:21:54.000And we do have to think about what would happen if we were in a war because, you know, we want to be prepared to have parity with their capabilities and to exceed their capabilities so that if there was a war, we know that we could decisively win.
01:22:11.000And in the same way, the American security apparatus has to think about its own people, has to think about threats that are non state.
01:22:19.000In nature, has to think about the population at large.
01:22:23.000And it's unacceptable for the security apparatus that you've got 400 million guns in the country and potentially thousands or millions of people that could become enemy combatants against the state and well armed and trained and everything.
01:22:40.000Could the government easily put that down?
01:22:48.000So the government is remedying that with a variety of tactics, which is Probably staging mass casualty events, using the media, using government to try to take people's guns away.
01:23:01.000So we have to look at the state almost as like a competitor.
01:23:05.000There's a reason they want to take the guns away.
01:23:07.000It's because then they could push us around.
01:23:09.000They could do whatever they want to us.
01:23:10.000And there's no check, there's no breaking point where they ever have to worry that the American people would become ungovernable.
01:23:19.000If the people are not armed, the people are governable by the people that have the guns.
01:23:24.000Nikki is referencing yesterday's super chat for non Euros in appearance or spirit.
01:23:29.000Isn't the logical conclusion to self organize to preserve their diaspora?
01:23:59.000Their alternatives are one, being gaslit into a civil identity, leaving, I think he means civic, leaving their posterity in identity limbo, which they'll be reminded of throughout their life.
01:24:10.000Two, mixed continuously with the native population, but essentially erased their ancestry, like Crusader remnants did with Levantine Christians.
01:24:21.000For non Europeans in appearance or spirit, logical conclusion to self organize to preserve their diaspora.
01:24:28.000I actually don't think that's necessarily the case.
01:24:31.000And, um, You know, if you look at the people that we're talking about, the examples that we're talking about, the examples that were given yesterday were Saurabh, Sharma, Michelle Malkin, John Miller, Nick Fuentes, etc.
01:24:46.000With the exception of Sharma, have any of us tried to preserve our diaspora?
01:25:03.000What it really comes down to ultimately is volume, is kind of the critical thing.
01:25:09.000I'm not so concerned about a diaspora community of people in America if they're over there off to the side, they choose to associate with one another, and they're not threatening to overtake the majority of the country.
01:25:22.000Because this is actually how America used to be.
01:25:25.000America has always had Chinese, Mexicans, blacks in relatively large numbers regionally or elsewhere.
01:25:57.000None of those population centers, or none of those diaspora communities or immigrant communities, whatever you want to call it, None of those were ever actually threatening to the civil order of America.
01:26:11.000So, whatever they do is really kind of a non-factor.
01:26:15.000It's really immaterial to what we're talking about because we're not talking about small communities of people that respect America, respect its culture, want to mostly assimilate.
01:26:27.000We're talking about a demographic takeover, we're talking about an outright invasion.
01:26:32.000So, to me, getting into the weeds about these kinds of things, it's almost a red herring.
01:26:36.000People like this is what journalists like to do.
01:26:39.000They like to say, okay, well, you're Mexican, so what really is white?
01:26:45.000It's like, well, what we're talking about is 70 million people from non white countries coming in since 1965.
01:26:55.000We're not talking about people that are mostly white.
01:26:59.000We're not talking about people that are conservative, patriotic, nationalist advocates.
01:27:05.000We're talking about tens of millions of people.
01:27:09.000In a short amount of time, and that is set to more than double in the next century.
01:27:13.000They want to bring in 100 million immigrants by 2100.
01:27:17.000They want to have 400 million people in this country by 2100, and they want all that population growth to come from non white immigration.
01:27:25.000And so, you know, people like me are out here saying obviously that is a radical transition, that is a radical position to have because that's a lot of people.
01:27:37.000That is, in terms of sheer volume, that is way more people than we can handle.
01:27:42.000It's way more people that can ever be assimilated, and that volume of people fundamentally change the character of the country.
01:27:50.000And then, you know, it's a legitimate question, but I think this is a red herring because asking this question is almost counterproductive because it's something that, like I said, is a non issue in the context of what we're really up against.
01:28:04.000Is the concern, you know, people preserving a certain ethnic enclave in the country?
01:28:13.000I mean, that was a concern in the past, but compared to what we're talking about in the future, it pales in comparison.
01:28:21.000So, If we get immigration under control, then it might be interesting to have a conversation about okay, well, what do the ethnic and racial minorities do?
01:28:29.000How are they going to persist in America?
01:28:31.000How are they going to integrate into the fabric of the country?
01:28:33.000In which case, you tend to find ethnic enclaves, and for the most part, it's fine.
01:28:38.000You know, what's really problematic, it's really kind of like blacks and everybody else.
01:29:28.000And outside of that, these other ethnic enclaves seem to be more or less benign.
01:29:33.000And ultimately, for these ethnic minorities, they've gotten along in America.
01:29:39.000They've found a sense of identity being a black American, being a Chinese American, being a whatever American, and that's just fine.
01:29:48.000And as long as America remains in terms of hegemony, cultural and social and political hegemony, as long as I think Europeans and maybe Anglos to a certain extent, As long as they retain some degree of hegemony or dominance, I think that that's fine that you've got these enclaves because that is historically how America has been.
01:30:14.000The problem is the tsunami, the tidal wave of hundreds or tens of millions of people coming in that fundamentally transformed the core.
01:30:23.000You have the nucleus, you have the core, which is the founding stock and the Europeans from the 20th century, and then you've got enclaves.
01:30:30.000As I've compared it in the past to China with the Han core and the four satellite nations, or Russia with the Russian ethnic core in the West, and these other peoples in the Caucasus, east of the Urals, and all the way east towards the Pacific.
01:30:47.000America can have a nucleus and a demographic core, and then it can have these sort of spokes, it can have these enclaves in its orbit, and that's fine.
01:30:59.000The problem is that they're now all imperialist, they're all colonizing our country.
01:31:04.000Recolonizing, decolonizing, whatever you want to call it, they're now expanding and spreading out at a rapid pace, displacing and replacing us.
01:31:13.000And in doing so, they're changing the fabric of the country.
01:31:18.000So you say, oh, it's a genuine question, but it's really the wrong question, in my opinion.
01:31:24.000That kind of conversation, I think, really benefits the other side.
01:31:29.000Xander, so small donations, you can buy a HEPA filter.
01:31:55.000I mean, I take allergy medicine every day.
01:31:58.000I have a filter in my room and in my office.
01:32:00.000Believe me, I mean, we've everything that you can suggest, we've thought of.
01:32:05.000It's called Don't Live with a Fucking Dog if You're Allergic to a Dog, but whatever.
01:32:10.000Black Swan says, Nick, we need to call Ozzy and Drix to fight the CIA engineered bacteria that is trying to stop the show with microbial warfare.
01:33:30.000I don't understand what you're saying.
01:33:33.000Modern Monarchist says, I turned 20 a couple days ago.
01:33:36.000I raised a glass of liquid in your honor and thanked you among God and my church for having shaped my late teens and making me into a somewhat respectable guy.
01:34:51.000Oh, and it's little Groyper's birthday.
01:34:53.000Okay, let me get the balloons and the bag of tokens and the ticket blaster or whatever.
01:34:59.000You know, they step in and they got the air tunnel and the tickets are blowing around and there's a little kid jumping around grabbing tickets.
01:35:51.000Arrest Prince Andrew says, I think the two shootings were churning or were for chumming the waters for the virtue signalers and the Twitter blue checks ahead of the Floyd trial.
01:38:42.000The restaurant is called the Yard House.
01:38:44.000And they've got a great restaurant called the Brookie.
01:38:46.000It's like a cookie and a brownie, it's like a baked dessert with like it's part cookie, part brownie, and they put a big scoop of ice cream on it.
01:41:08.000And I'm like, yeah, actually, let me get the Brookie and a cup of coffee.
01:41:12.000They all got the whole film crew, all the way from England, all the way from Jolly England, they got to sit there and watch me gorge myself on a On a brookie and a scoop of ice cream after lunch.
01:41:27.000Anyway, it's called We Do a Little Trolling.
01:41:30.000So go out, get yourself a nice warm brownie with ice cream on it, get a warm cookie with ice cream on it.
01:42:36.000Save Western Civilization now, says Nick.
01:42:39.000My boomer parents and relatives are really waking up to this.
01:42:42.000I think about 50% of conservative boomers finally realize the peril we are in as a people, but that number was probably only 10% before the election.
01:42:51.000I'm not saying we are headed in a positive direction, but this is a good sign.
01:42:58.000HAPA Matt says Switzerland is 85% white, just passed new laws limiting immigration due to the increase of Asians, very recently banned burqas.
01:43:10.000VMI says I totally agree with your position on feds.
01:43:13.000When my dad and I were at the Capitol on the 6th, we witnessed an ATF agent parked on the south side off Constitution Avenue staging his gear and equipment.
01:43:23.000Obviously and unfortunately, he was probably a former SOF operator.
01:43:30.000As he was getting ready to respond and move toward the Capitol, some extremely overweight older guy in a MAGA hat patted the ATF agent on the back and said, Stay safe, buddy, we back the blue.
01:43:40.000My dad looked at him and said, You think this guy is here to help you?
01:46:18.000This is why people are so, I think, kind of dumb.
01:46:22.000When people talk about boycott, okay, well, then you're going to have to boycott all credit cards and all banks because all credit cards and all banks are complicit in the feminist, BLM, and gay agenda.
01:46:34.000And they're also complicit in the financial sanction of right wing dissonance.
01:46:38.000So you cannot have a MasterCard or Visa credit card or debit card.
01:46:56.000MailChimp, you can't use Cash App, you can't use Stripe, you can't use PayPal.
01:47:01.000So, I mean, you can't use YouTube, you can't use Netflix, you can't use Hulu, you can't use network television.
01:47:08.000So, basically, you're going to be Amish, is what it is.
01:47:11.000If you're going to take a principled stand against corporations, well, you know, you might as well just be Amish because it's really unavoidable.
01:47:54.000Rachie Mama says, Am I the only one who can't walk into a gas station anymore without seeing an obese lesbian couple buying their obese mixed race kids Slurpees and Cheetos for dinner with their food stamp card?
01:48:08.000Yeah, no, I saw a lot of that when me and Jaden were driving.
01:48:16.000Kevin Brose says activists are shilling the story of Yang Song to pressure Andrew Yang into disavowing the NYPD.
01:48:26.000In 2017, Song, a 38 year old sex worker from China, died after she fell ill from a four story window as officers were trying to arrest her during an NYPD raid on a massage parlor.
01:48:39.000If Yang wins, New York City is basically Liberty City from GTA.
01:49:11.000And once he got in the primary, once he got on the debate stage a year ago, He was just like every other Democrat, militantly anti Trump, just regular leftist talking points.
01:49:23.000So I don't know if it would get much worse.
01:49:26.000It's already pretty bad from what I hear.
01:49:29.000So I don't know if Andrew Yang would be the breaking point.
01:49:42.000Space Friend says, Hey, Nick, just thought of this, but if you tried the AHA brand of sparkling water, everyone loves birthday acknowledgement.