The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. It s going to be only America First! The American people don t like Monday because it means the grind, but it means it will come back to the grind once again! Good evening! We re back with another week of America First on The Nicholas J. Fuentes Show! Enjoy! -Nicki -The Facts: 1. I ve never heard of Bigfoot. 2. I m sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can t do it. 3. You re an e-girl. 4. You're not interested. 5. You know the rule. 6. Who s got the clip? 7. Who's got the clippings? 8. Who has the clips? 9. What is that? 10. What's that clip about? 11. What s that clip you re not interested in? 12. Bigfoot? 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 21. 22. Have you ever heard of Pink Floyd? or been a Pink Floyd fanboy? 21 22 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 35. 36. Theme song by Ian Dorsch Music by Jeffree Star Theme Song by Haley and Ollie Music by Ian Macarelli Intro and Outro music by Ian Somer by Joseph McDade by Jeff McElroy and the bandcamp by The Weakerthans (feat. by Peechord & the Good Morning America by the Goodfellas by Squeals by Lizzie by The Good Morning God by Haley & The Good News Band by Shadydave by Mr. and the Good News by Bobby Lord is available on Soundtrack by my main amigo and the Good Work by our main man, by his band, . by Our Lady of the Good Life , and in the Badlands has a song written and produced by ?
Transcript
Transcripts from "America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes" are sourced from the Knowledge Fight Interactive Search Tool. You can also explore and interact with the transcripts here.
00:27:42.000You know, for a lot of people, you don't like Monday because Monday means work, school, back to the grind, but it also means more America First.
00:27:51.000And I guess in that way, it's back to work for me, but it's more content for you.
00:28:42.000The Democratic governor, blackface governor of Virginia, has been pushing towards outright gun confiscation in Virginia for this entire year.
00:28:52.000This has been made worse because of recent elections within the state that have put Democrats in charge of the House of Delegates in Virginia, the Attorney General's office, and of course the governorship remains.
00:29:02.000So now we see a dramatic push for gun confiscation.
00:29:06.000Recently they have taken a step back and settled for mere gun registration.
00:29:43.000But that's going to be our featured story, and I really am going to take a moment tonight to sort of tie it all together.
00:29:50.000I know that since the Groyper wars have ended, there hasn't really been anything very consequential, in my opinion, in the news.
00:29:56.000You know, we've covered more or less impeachment, the British elections, various things happening in the world, various developments pertaining to foreign wars and the economy, and the 2020 election.
00:30:09.000But you know, to me, this is probably one of the first episodes since the end of the Groyper Wars where maybe some of the newer...
00:30:16.000Viewers, newer followers of the show are in for a treat because this is going to be one of those episodes where we really tie it all together.
00:30:23.000I think we did that a little bit last week with the political compass showing, you know, where the future lies of populism and so on.
00:30:31.000But this is going to be a really good show tying in immigration, demographic change, and things like gun control.
00:30:44.000Of course, we're also talking tonight about Boris Johnson.
00:30:49.000Boris Johnson who, you know, last week I made the comparison.
00:30:52.000I mean, everybody made the comparison between, of course, Boris Johnson winning a landslide election last week in Parliament and Donald Trump and what his outcome, what his fortunes will be in the 2020 election.
00:31:08.000And, you know, I will say that this analogy just keeps getting better.
00:31:11.000I would say, you know, last week I said that the analogy wasn't perfect, the parallel wasn't perfectly one-to-one between Boris and Trump, for a variety of reasons, of course, in the UK.
00:31:22.000You had two prime ministers since the Brexit referendum, whereas in America we've only had one president.
00:31:30.000And, you know, we broke down how it's different systems and very different situations.
00:31:34.000But, you know, we have a development this week that shows that maybe Boris Johnson has a lot more in common with Donald Trump than we thought.
00:31:41.000Because, of course, what is the first thing... What is the first thing that Boris Johnson has done since getting the biggest majority that any party has gotten in the lower house, the British Commons, since 2001?
00:32:17.000The first thing that he did after getting the biggest conservative majority in parliament, conservative majority since Margaret Thatcher, you know, biggest majority outright since Tony Blair, biggest conservative majority since Margaret Thatcher.
00:32:30.000He passes anti-BDS laws in the United Kingdom, okay?
00:32:36.000And I know, I feel like I'm harping on this point now.
00:34:03.000I do just want to touch on a couple of things.
00:34:06.000Of course, this week we have an abbreviated schedule on the show.
00:34:10.000I will not be here on Thursday and Friday because, of course, I will be in West Palm Beach for the Groyper Leadership Summit.
00:34:18.000And, of course, we are going to be in West Palm Beach celebrating concurrently with Turning Point USA's annual Student Action Summit, the SAS Conference.
00:34:28.000It's being held the same weekend in the same city.
00:35:41.000Where I'll be listening to music from the 2010s, playing games from the 2010s, talking about events, cultural moments, technology, memes, things like that.
00:35:49.000I'll probably do some kind of like People's Choice thing.
00:35:52.000Well, maybe I'll put out some polls this week and people will vote on, you know, what are their favorite songs, favorite memes, you know, whatever.
00:35:58.000I'll be having guests, things like that.
00:36:00.000It's not gonna be a huge production, but it should be a pretty fun time.
00:36:03.000Like I said, that'll be on the 28th, and we'll be sort of going out of 2019 with a bang.
00:36:38.000With that out of the way, I think that's everything as far as housekeeping goes.
00:36:42.000I did want to get into this Atlantic article a little bit, but I think I might just save it for tomorrow because we're a little pressed for time.
00:36:48.000Lots of big things to talk about, so I don't really waste too much time talking about this.
00:36:53.000Of course there was this big article in the Atlantic today.
00:36:56.000By some woman, and it was about how boys are being miseducated, and it's yet another one of these articles.
00:37:02.000It's like every year, and I don't know if it is today, but every year when they have National Men's Day or, you know, International Boys Day or whatever, of course you always get all the women in the punditry class or on social media who know what's best, and so I was gonna spend a little bit of time on that.
00:37:18.000I might just save it for tomorrow because I really want to get into the meat for this show, but you could probably guess, you know, where I'm going with that.
00:37:26.000Like I said, our two main stories tonight, we're going to start out with this new law in the United Kingdom.
00:37:33.000And I'll read to you, this is a report from, I think this is the Jerusalem Post, about the first act of Boris Johnson after being re-elected Prime Minister.
00:37:43.000Newly re-elected British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to unveil proposed legislation aimed at undermining the boycott, divestment, and sanctions campaign against Israel later this week, according to local media.
00:37:56.000According to the daily newspaper called I, the measure will be listed among the legislative priorities of the Johnson administration during the Queen's speech on Thursday.
00:38:07.000The speech, which is traditionally given by the reigning monarch at the opening of Parliament, is written by the Queen's ministers and reflects the priorities of the incoming government.
00:38:15.000So of course, at the top, at the tippy top, the very top of our priorities list...
00:38:23.000It says Johnson's conservative party, which won a landslide victory in Thursday's general election, which we covered on the show, had pledged to ban local councils from boycotting products from foreign countries, including Israel, in its election policy manifesto released last month.
00:38:42.000And I find it very interesting the way they frame it so it's very general.
00:39:17.000Russia because they hacked our democracy, you know, let's boycott, you know Sudan because of what's happening in Darfur or whatever But we know that the only like international like major campaign to boycott a country at least in this year is BDS So they say well, we're gonna pass a law that goes after City Council's banning products or boycotting products from certain countries including Israel as if you know, that's just
00:39:42.000An arbitrary, you know, including Israel and Zimbabwe and Rhodesia.
00:39:46.000Like no, we know it means it was designed for Israel.
00:39:49.000In any case, it's sort of an interesting little language trick there.
00:39:55.000The document says, quote, we will ban public bodies from imposing their own direct or indirect boycotts, divestment, or sanctions campaigns against foreign countries.
00:40:04.000Yeah, can't imagine what they're talking about there.
00:40:07.000The document says, we will ban public bodies from imposing their own direct or indirect boycotts, divestment, or sanctions campaigns against foreign countries.
00:40:16.000You know, just any BDS campaign, right?
00:40:22.000It says introducing a law against such boycotts would prevent labor-majority local councils from opposing boycotts against Israel, according to the Jewish Chronicle weekly newspaper.
00:40:32.000So I will say at the outset, it's sort of a tricky thing about BDS.
00:40:37.000In a certain sense, going after BDS is like economic warfare against the left, in the sense that the only people that are pushing BDS in particular, not the only people that are criticizing Israel, but it seems to me that the only institutional support for the BDS movement, for Palestinian rights,
00:40:57.000And we know that BDS and this Palestinian stuff does funnel a lot of money towards the Labour Party in the United Kingdom and progressives in the United States.
00:41:06.000So I will introduce a little nuance and say there is maybe a case to be made that this represents economic warfare against the left.
00:41:14.000I will say that that's also really not the motivation behind these things.
00:41:17.000You know, you can say that maybe theoretically that's true, but we all know why these laws are being passed.
00:41:24.000We all know why these are at the top of the priority list of these administrations in two different countries.
00:41:31.000Why this was the first thing that Boris Johnson did, we know why that is.
00:41:36.000We know that the reason anti-BDS laws are passed in America, with wide bipartisan support, and passed before things that Republicans and Democrats agree on that are good for our country, you know, things like infrastructure, things like the USMCA trade deal, you know, why you have bipartisan support, but also that it comes before other things that have bipartisan support, why it is so much more over the top
00:42:01.000for this country than any other country going after its enemies, going after even non-state actors, NGOs opposing the interests of a foreign country.
00:42:10.000Like I said last week, I'm not gonna, you know, re-litigate the whole thing as we did a show about it last week, but all this is to say, don't you see now the extent of the influence, the disproportionate power of this lobby, of the Zionist lobby, not just in the United States, but across the world?
00:42:28.000You know, this is not just the United States.
00:42:31.000And if you're paying attention, in Brazil, it was announced that Brazil is now moving their embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
00:42:38.000And we know that Bolsonaro, and we know that Salvini, and we know that all the Tory leaders in the United Kingdom are going to the Western Wall.
00:42:46.000And they're all advocating for Zionism, and they're all meeting with, you know, similar people internationally.
00:42:52.000And what are we supposed to take away from all this?
00:42:57.000The legal definition of anti-Semitism, at least in the United States, says that if you believe that Jews are working together on an international level, that constitutes anti-Semitism.
00:43:09.000If Jewish people are working on an international scale, for their own interest or any interest at all, that is the legal definition of anti-Semitism.
00:43:16.000If you think that any single Jewish person has a dual allegiance to Israel, or possibly more allegiance to Israel than their home country, that is a legal definition of anti-Semitism.
00:44:01.000The definition of sexism is you hate women.
00:44:03.000The definition of anti-Semitism is you hate Jews, right?
00:44:06.000But we break down all these different words, and tonight we're fixating specifically on this word, anti-Semitism, and we find that's not the definition at all.
00:44:13.000That's not the practical definition, and that's not even, in many cases, the legal definition.
00:44:19.000The legal definition and the practical definition are vastly more expansive to constitute things that you would be surprised at.
00:44:26.000Things that we would all agree are part of legitimate political dissent or just part of legitimate political conversation.
00:44:33.000You know, to say possibly that the Zionist Organization of America or the World Jewish Congress
00:44:39.000Or the American-Israeli Political Action Committee or whatever the analogy is in the United Kingdom to say that maybe they're advocating for the interests of another country at the expense of our own country?
00:44:50.000I think everybody would agree that's probably a reasonable statement or at the bare minimum a reasonable question to ask.
00:45:21.000How can you have, and this is just what boggles the mind here, and I know I said this last week, but how can you have a nationalist, America First movement, an American nationalist movement, you know, nation, nationalist meaning nation, meaning our nation, meaning America.
00:45:38.000How can you have an American nationalist movement but constantly put another nation ahead of our own?
00:45:58.000I haven't even said anything about Israel itself.
00:46:01.000You know, whether it's good, whether it's bad, at least for this show, whether they're an ally, whether they're not an ally, all I'm saying is don't you understand that this item has been pushed to the top of the priority because of a very concerted push by certain interests, right?
00:46:43.000But why is passing what should be considered like borderline anti-free speech, at least in America, unconstitutional laws, why is that at the top of the priority list?
00:46:54.000This has happened in America before the wall.
00:46:57.000It has happened before a trade deal with Mexico.
00:46:59.000It has happened before a trade deal with China.
00:47:02.000It has happened before the withdrawal of troops from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Yemen.
00:47:08.000But those were all the things that were promised to the voters during the election in the United Kingdom.
00:47:12.000These laws have come before the Brexit.
00:47:15.000They've been trying for Brexit for years, and I understand Brexit's obviously way more complicated, but what does it say about the priorities?
00:47:21.000It's the first thing when you get re-elected?
00:47:24.000And re-elected under the guise of pushing for Brexit as hard and as quickly as possible?
00:48:36.000As we saw all throughout last week, and I thought, okay, it's over.
00:48:39.000We saw Mark Levin say Donald Trump's the first Jewish president, and we had a MAGA yarmulke, and we had Trump go to some Zionist fundraiser and talk about how people need to love Israel.
00:48:50.000And after last week, after the weekend, I thought, okay, we've closed the chapter on that, so to speak.
00:48:57.000Here we are again in a foreign country of Boris Johnson.
00:48:59.000And to me, if that doesn't tell you what's going on, if that doesn't at the bare minimum get you asking questions, like you're not a serious person.
00:49:07.000If you at the bare minimum are not even asking questions about that, you don't even find that a little bit conspicuous,
00:49:14.000How can you really be a serious political person?
00:49:16.000You don't have to agree with all the takeaways and consequences, but if you're not inquisitive, if you don't find that conspicuous, I question where your loyalties are, where your headspace is at, right?
00:50:29.000I don't know if they were ever really trying to hide it.
00:50:31.000You know now it's it's more difficult for people or rather it used to be more difficult for people to find out because you know previously had to turn on I don't know some conspiracy YouTube channel or you'd have to go to some obscure conference to hear about this now it's on Twitter you know now it's now it's all over social media but
00:50:48.000I mean, man, if you don't see it at this point, you're never gonna see it.
00:51:29.000This is the good episode of America First.
00:51:31.000I'm going to tie it all together here for you.
00:51:34.000I know it's been going on for, like I said, about a year.
00:51:38.000You know, I said at the top of the show that what's been happening in Virginia has really been happening... I mean, well, we could go back to the beginning of time.
00:51:45.000This is the beginning of time for what's happening in Virginia, but this push for gun control really started in January of this year.
00:51:52.000We know that Governor Ralph Northam has been pushing for gun confiscation for at least a year, since January 2019, and it's lately kicked into overdrive because of their recent gains in the elections in November, their statewide elections in November.
00:52:07.000And I'll read to you, this is a little report about this.
00:52:11.000About what's happening from the Epoch Times.
00:52:23.000It's the best summary I've found of what's happening so far.
00:52:26.000Virginia Democrats are proposing a mandatory state gun registration measure after widespread public outrage forced them to back off a more aggressive plan to confiscate so-called assault weapons, a designation that gun experts have long rejected as arbitrary.
00:52:41.000Gun control advocates call modern sporting rifles, such as the popular AR-15, assault weapons, likening them to weapons of war.
00:52:49.000But Governor Ralph Northam's plan still calls for a ban on assault weapons, albeit with a grandfather clause allowing those who already own such weapons to keep them, according to Northam spokeswoman Elena Yermosky.
00:53:02.000The grandfather clause will apply only if the owners register their weapons with the government, quote, before the end of a designated grace period, according to the spokeswoman.
00:53:11.000Northam issued what Cam Edwards of the pro-Second Amendment website, Bearing Arms, characterized as a veiled threat to use force against political subdivisions of the state that refuse to comply with new laws.
00:53:22.000Northam said on December 10th, quote, if we have constitutional laws on the books and law enforcement officers are not enforcing those laws on the books,
00:53:57.000Second Amendment people have pointed this out before that, you know, a lot of where Democrats draw the line on what constitutes an assault rifle versus a hunting rifle is the appearance.
00:54:07.000You know, a firearm may have the same capacity, might, I mean, functionally be the same, but because it is made out of wood and has a certain kind of stock and a certain kind of whatever, as opposed to an AR-15, well that's what distinguishes it from being an assault versus non-assault.
00:54:22.000And really that kind of tricky language is meant to obfuscate the conversation.
00:54:44.000They got big pushback from sheriffs, from municipal governments, from Second Amendment groups, from the citizenry, and so Governor Ralph Northam backed down and said, okay, well, instead of outlawing all rifles, we're gonna outlaw all rifles, but, well, grandfather and rifles, if you already own them, you just have to register them.
00:55:04.000So now, instead of getting mass gun confiscation, door-to-door taking your guns, instead, they're saying that you have to register your firearm, and if you don't,
00:55:13.000Well, then they're gonna go door-to-door and confiscate your firearm.
00:55:15.000So really, I mean, did they take a step back?
00:55:20.000Or, you know, is it basically the same thing, but they bought themselves a little bit of time?
00:55:24.000Because what you have to understand about gun registration is, what is the endgame of gun registration?
00:55:30.000It's to know who has firearms, what kinds of firearms they have them, and why do they need that information.
00:55:36.000So that one day they can take them, you know?
00:55:39.000They want to make sure that they outlaw all firearms, so that if you don't register, they can take them from you, and if they do register, well, they know your name, they know your address, they know where to go when they want to confiscate the rest of them.
00:55:50.000So, you know, from this article, and it basically spells it out, you know, they said we're going for a semi-auto weapons ban.
00:55:57.000Okay, well, we won't ban semi-auto weapons, we'll grandfather you in if you already own them.
00:56:01.000But in order to get grandfathered into the law, you gotta register.
00:56:05.000And who wants to register a firearm to the government?
00:56:08.000Kind of defeats the whole purpose, which, more on that in a moment.
00:56:12.000It says, the recent flurry of activity in Virginia on gun policy comes in the wake of Democrats' November 5th takeover of both houses of the General Assembly in Richmond, an electoral development that some observers say completes the years-long transition of the formerly red state into a blue state.
00:56:43.000All of this activity on gun policy, in other words, gun confiscation, gun registry, all of this, while they've been talking about this for a long time, the recent flurry of activity comes in the wake of Democrats' November 5th takeover of both houses of the General Assembly.
00:57:31.000More on that in a moment with the White Board.
00:57:33.000The article says, the left's assault on Second Amendment rights moved into high gear after a May 31st shooting in Virginia Beach that left 12 people dead, which boosted gun control proposals and emboldened activists.
00:57:46.000Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun control pressure group created in 2014 by Michael Bloomberg,
00:57:52.000Spent $2.5 million in the state this year to elect pro-gun control Democrats.
00:57:57.000After Democrats flipped control of the legislature, Northam Attorney General Mark Herring and incoming Senate Majority Leader Dick Saslaw took strong public stance promising criminal charges for gun owners who refuse to surrender their guns and use the National Guard to enforce any new gun laws that may be enacted.
00:58:18.000Criminal charges for gun owners that refuse to surrender their firearms and to use the National Guard to enforce new gun laws that may be enacted.
00:58:30.000Again, it's another critical difference.
00:58:33.000It says SAS law's new legislation banning specific varieties of firearms was pre-filed for the legislative session that begins next month.
00:58:40.000Red flag confiscation laws and universal background checks are also expected to resurface in the coming legislative session.
00:58:47.000All of that has caused a grassroots backlash across the Commonwealth.
00:58:51.000More than 80 of Virginia's 95 counties have since declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries, vowing not to enforce gun laws they deem unconstitutional.
00:59:01.000For example, Culpeper County Sheriff Scott H. Jenkins has taken things a step further than any other gun rights supporters after his county's Board of Supervisors unanimously declared the county a Second Amendment sanctuary, vowing to push back against new gun control laws by deputizing thousands of county residents.
00:59:58.000Now, so far we have not really determined what that threshold is, because we have horrible gun control in most of the major population centers.
01:00:07.000Los Angeles, Chicago, New York City, D.C., you know.
01:00:12.000So you look at a lot of the major metropolitan areas, you've already got de facto gun bans, right?
01:00:18.000You've seen gun confiscation in places like, I think, Louisiana.
01:00:21.000You've seen background checks, red flag laws implemented across the country.
01:00:26.000So, for a long time, we have sort of implicitly had it in mind that, well, at a certain point, if the government ever comes for our guns, well, we're going to say no.
01:00:36.000And if that means we have to defend our firearms with our firearms, then so be it.
01:00:39.000That is typically what is underlying a lot of the arguments in favor of the Second Amendment.
01:00:44.000And like I said, the problem is where exactly do you create a clear demarcation between
01:00:50.000Confiscation and you know so-called sensible legislation or something we could live with some kind of compromise or settlement and and I that has been a point of concern for a lot of people because of course the concern is you slowly boil the frog so to speak you slowly introduce sweeping gun control incrementally gradually over years and then you wake up one day and you can't really fight back and they're gonna come for your guns right and you can't really defend yourself
01:01:17.000This is the first time probably in my lifetime or since I've been paying attention to politics when you've seen at an institutional level and at the level of rhetoric, people drawing a hard demarcation and saying, you know, if you use the National Guard, if the police will not enforce it, and now Governor Northam is saying, well, if police won't enforce it, we'll order the National Guard to come confiscate your guns.
01:01:38.000Well, then we're drawing the line there.
01:01:39.000And sheriffs, and county governments, and so on, you're going to have some kind of legal institutional support that's going to say, we're not going to play ball.
01:02:21.000And I think things are coming to a head.
01:02:23.000Maybe in some sense this was inevitable, but do you think it would be a good idea to push now on gun control in this manner with the National Guard, gun confiscation?
01:02:31.000I think we all know what the outcome will be.
01:02:33.000It's not going to be one that I think anybody's really going to like.
01:02:36.000It's something that might be necessary, but probably one that people are not going to like.
01:02:58.000What permits a governor to then say, we will send the National Guard to overrule the sheriffs, to overrule municipal governments, and we will have gun confiscation?
01:03:29.000They've got everybody, virtually everybody in the state government who is full-throated, hardcore, not even blue dog Democrat, but hardcore progressive Democrat, specifically in favor of gun control.
01:03:41.000And the question is, how did we get there?
01:03:43.000A lot of people stop there and they say, you know, we can't elect Democrats because Democrats are going to take our guns.
01:03:50.000Conversely, you know, in another way, we can't vote for, or rather, we can't let Democrats get into office because Democrats will pass socialism.
01:03:59.000They will create socialism in America.
01:04:02.000We can't have Democrats in office because they will make taxes higher.
01:04:19.000That is not the natural evolution of things.
01:04:22.000In fact, most of the people that have been in Virginia intergenerationally, the Native Americans of Virginia, would make the state overwhelmingly Republican.
01:04:39.000What precipitated this latest bid for gun confiscation was an election, the election on November 5th, which propelled Democrats to this unprecedented position of power in a state like Virginia that, in the words of the Epoch Times, completed the cycle from red to blue.
01:04:57.000This is a quote from the New York Times after election night.
01:05:00.000It says, quote, Not long ago, this rolling green stretch of northern Virginia was farmland.
01:05:05.000Most people who could vote had grown up here, and when they did, they usually chose Republicans.
01:05:10.000The fields of Lewden County are disappearing.
01:05:13.000In their place is row upon row of cookie-cutter townhouses, clipped lawns, and cul-de-sacs, a suburban landscape for as far as the eye can see.
01:05:22.000Unlike three decades ago, the residents are often from other places, like India and Korea.
01:05:28.000And when they vote, it is often for Democrats.
01:05:30.000Because of course we know that if you're looking at Asians in particular, India and Korea, they vote 75% for Democrats.
01:05:38.000This has happened in the last 30 years.
01:06:50.000Washington Post said something similar.
01:06:53.000That said, Virginia now stands as a fearful avatar for Republicans of what the nation's unrelenting demographic and cultural changes mean for the party as the moderate to liberal urban and suburban areas grow and more conservative rural areas lose ground.
01:07:08.000Similar shifts are starting to hit such states as North Carolina, Arizona, Georgia, and of course Texas.
01:07:14.000As minority populations, and we shouldn't even say minority anymore, we should say non-whites,
01:07:19.000Because pretty soon we're all going to be minorities, the term doesn't mean anything, as non-white populations increase and white college-educated voters continue to turn away from the Republican brand.
01:07:29.000So Washington Post, New York Times, again, this is not American Renaissance, this is not white nationalist v. dare, right?
01:07:37.000This is the New York Times and the Washington Post saying, how do you get Democrats in control of the governorship, deputy governorship, attorney general, both chambers of the Virginia Assembly?
01:07:47.000How do you get blanket gun confiscation?
01:07:49.000It is directly tied to demographic change.
01:07:52.000It is directly tied, in other words, to mass immigration.
01:07:55.000And so a lot of people don't see the connection between these two things.
01:07:58.000But we can see very clearly, in the case of Virginia, how everything proceeds from immigration.
01:08:05.000And to show you how that is, I could tell you.
01:08:08.000I could tell you how it is, but I could also show you with a whiteboard the cycle of what's happening in our country.
01:08:13.000Maybe this will show you in a very visual way the process that is taking place.
01:09:24.000I'm sure that's a totally trivial, arbitrary difference.
01:09:27.000Now they're coming from China, and India, and Korea.
01:09:30.000So even if you were Polish, you'd come and settle in the, as the New York Times says, these green mountains, these green hills, I should say, in Northern Virginia for generations.
01:09:40.000If you were Polish, you were English, just like people had for centuries.
01:09:43.000Now it's suburban townhouses filled with Koreans and Indians.
01:09:45.000I'm sure that's all, it's all qualitatively the same.
01:09:48.000So, first step is immigrants come to America.
01:09:51.000Of course, step number two is the immigrants vote Democrat.
01:10:57.000That's probably another show, but they come here and they do vote Democrat, whether you understand it, whether you say it's because of they're not assimilating, or they've been lied to by the media.
01:11:05.000They just haven't read Milton Friedman enough, but that's what's happening.
01:12:41.000This is the cycle that has eroded the country.
01:12:46.000Of course, this is really where everything starts to shoot out from.
01:12:50.000Once Democrats get in power, they pass not just immigration, but a variety of policies that further the dispossession of the native people.
01:12:57.000They pass things, for example, like going after guns.
01:13:01.000They want to go after the Second Amendment.
01:13:09.000There is not a single non-white group of people, there's not a single non-white demographic in America that the majority of them support your right to bear arms.
01:14:05.000You get, of course, a variety of other things that are meant to facilitate Democrat electoral victories, like expanding the franchise, making democracy more direct, you know, doing away with the Electoral College, letting prisoners vote, letting you vote without an ID, right?
01:14:19.000Eroding the process of a legitimate election.
01:14:22.000So this is really the part where people are missing.
01:15:31.000You know, they bring in immigrants, immigrants vote for mass immigration, and as a consequence, you just get this endless cycle of immigrants coming here, immigrants vote for more immigration, more immigrants come here.
01:15:44.000The immigrants come here vote for more immigration, more immigrants come here.
01:15:47.000I mean, that's really the cycle, right?
01:17:02.000So when conservatives make these arguments about, you know, well, the Nazis took the guns and, you know, racist Southerners took away guns from blacks.
01:17:11.000We have sort of like this uh very patronizing attitude like well well look black people you should support the second amendment because historically look what happened to you we should be thinking about us.
01:17:23.000We should not be thinking about the Second Amendment in terms of the post-war South and Nazi Germany, because that's why Jews should support the Second Amendment, or that's why blacks should support the Second Amendment.
01:17:37.000I mean, obviously Jews are 2% of the population, but I mean, they will be a part of the non-European, non-white majority, the so-called People of Color Coalition of the Ascendant, that is ruling the Democratic Party.
01:17:48.000You know, blacks are 13% of the population, but they are in line with that coalition of non-white, anti-white, this voting bloc in the Democratic Party.
01:21:05.000Now do you feel good about heading into minority status?
01:21:08.000Do you think that the people that are ascendant in this country, Democrats leading this charge of people of color against the white supremacists,
01:21:19.000You think that they are going to be benevolent to us as a minority, as we are to them right now?
01:21:25.000Do you think that when we become a minority, when that day happens, that all these policies are going to flip, and suddenly whites will become the beneficiaries of affirmative action, and whites will become the beneficiaries of, you know, all these government programs, and we will be aggressively inserted in movies and advertisements for representation?
01:21:42.000You think we'll have our own advocacy group?
01:26:35.000How do you put a stop to these states turning blue and them taking our guns and taking away our free speech and our countries becoming unrecognizable?
01:26:53.000I don't hate you, I just don't want you to come live in my house, right?
01:26:57.000How many people are watching this show right now?
01:26:59.000I don't hate everyone watching this show, but I also don't want them to come flooding through my front door and eating my food and laying on my couch and breathing my air and shitting on the floor and shooting up on the floor, right?
01:27:14.000And drinking out of the toilet and they've got tuberculosis, but I also don't want that.
01:28:30.000Externalities are shooting off of this cycle and part of the erosion is they're taking away the ability for us to put a stop to this or to resist it if it gets too bad.
01:28:42.000Because that's what their endgame is in mind.
01:28:44.000What's going to happen when we're in the minority, and the media still hates us, and the history textbooks still say that white people are evil, and they enslaved blacks, and they killed Native Americans, and they bullied Asians, right?
01:32:18.000Notice, in this whole show, I didn't say, I didn't bring up race and IQ, I didn't bring up class, I didn't bring up culture assimilation, nothing like that.
01:32:26.000But just by its very nature, bringing in people that are different from one another, in some cases diametrically opposite on matters of faith, culture, a lot of things.
01:33:23.000And that's why we want Charlie Kirk and, you know, not to bring it back to Grover Wars, but I mean, really, that is why we did that whole thing with Charlie Kirk and everybody else.
01:37:18.000I wouldn't say... I mean, you could say what is more of a problem, but I mean, this is something that's eating at us from both sides.
01:37:24.000The fact that, you know, in a lot of ways there is a little bit of an underrepresentation on the part of rural parts or even white voting, but it's also the activation of the other side.
01:37:33.000So I would say it's sort of on both sides, but really predominantly it's the expansion of the blue areas.
01:37:39.000College-educated whites and non-whites.
01:37:43.000All non-whites and college-educated whites.
01:37:46.000I mean, that is really the problem in terms of what is driving the Republican Party's... What is destroying their viability is that trend, is what I mean.
01:37:58.000Harry says, did you hear about what happened to Tessa Majors?
01:39:15.000He's an expert on, you know, the Church Fathers and on theology and everything else.
01:39:21.000But even when I talked to him, I did a debate with him a couple of years ago, and admittedly, I was a little bit out of my, well, I was out of my depth.
01:39:34.000Um, and even in our conversation, he thought this was sort of like a bad faith arguing tactic, but I said, like, why do you hate Catholics, dude?
01:39:41.000Like, you were a Catholic for a long time, and moreover, like, we're, you know, compared to, like, Protestants or Atheists or...
01:40:19.000Atheists, people that worship the devil, that commune with the devil through weird rituals and things like that.
01:40:25.000That's who I'm concerned about and we can have internal debates and obviously it's important to get doctrine right and save people by getting them to the church, but I don't think there's any need for the kind of, seems like a lot of animosity.
01:40:38.000But that's just my impression, I don't really follow too closely what happens.
01:40:59.000Well, I'm gonna have to disavow, you know new community guidelines gonna have to disavow that sounds like a very virtual Violence, that sounds like a very terrible thing But I don't know maybe I'd review it.
01:41:10.000Maybe I'd review it if you made something like that Base leaf says Kanye can't jump
01:41:31.000We, what I'm concerned about at the end of the day is getting these issues into the mainstream and like that's it, you know?
01:41:37.000So people can use names and whatever but it's like
01:41:40.000You know the issues were about we are trying to just succeed I will we need to be willing to do anything it takes That is moral to to succeed in that regard to succeed in this battle So I'm glad that you are judging by you know, the outcome I'm glad but you're judging by
01:41:59.000are what we've been able to produce on let's see and the web says when our GLS invites being sent out they mostly all been sent out already cabin in the woods says wow 3,000 euro super chat thanks big guy you're a king yeah thanks for the two euro super chat much appreciated groper converts is what happened to the chat I don't know what you're talking about killer bean I can't can't read that
01:42:26.000Cabin of the Woods says, Handsome King, can we get an F for the feds in chat?
01:42:34.000Livid City says, what's your opinion on shows like Friends and How I Met Your Mother when they showcase hookup culture and degeneracy in a positive light?
01:42:42.000It's not even that to me, so much as they're just not funny.
01:43:41.000Not an NPC, you know and and when I use the NPC me that's kind of like what I'm thinking about is people that are like Whoa, like I'm I'm real I'm a person everyone else kind of like on autopilot and that to me is the kind of person that watches friends that to me sort of like the unthinking sort of like
01:43:57.000Automaton I mean just like a very mechanistic sort of brain they can watch friends and be entertained Joey Joey is stupid Chandler made a bad joke.
01:44:17.000I mean that is just like I remember in high school
01:44:20.000I had to deal with these kinds of people that were like, dude, they were always like aping, you know, jokes and scenes from How I Met Your Mother and, oh, How I Met Your Mother is like really cool.
01:45:28.000You know, people that don't understand the Catboy thing, it's like, you just don't, you just don't get it.
01:45:32.000And, uh, you're never really gonna get it, so... Anti-Rude says, finally watching Evangelion, and I noticed it's got a lot of themes regarding father, father deprivation.
01:45:43.000Also, JBP radicalized me to make Misato clean her room.
01:46:15.000Charlie Kirk be like, here's the water found for the knickers.
01:46:18.000Here's the water found for the groipers.
01:46:20.000And here's the water found for everybody else.
01:46:23.000Peanuts says so you want it to be like the 50s.
01:46:27.000Do you want to unite with violent groups a whale died?
01:46:30.000I'm a stop God disavow I on a side note want to buy weapons of mass destruction at a discount after the interview Okay, so he's saying Fed talk, but ironically this is kind of like a Fed super chat Bra moments has just went to France nibbas really were in Paris.
01:47:12.000This is how you must think in this day and age is, uh, you really can't trust anybody because, you know, with things like this in particular, say the wrong thing, do the wrong thing, this gives somebody power over you to throw you under the bus at a moment's notice.
01:48:27.000I hope you have a lot of fun in Israel.
01:48:29.000Yeah, just make sure the check comes through from Israel, of course.
01:48:34.000Jane says, what did Queen Isabella of Spain do before she went up against the Moors and took back Spain from the Muslims and made Spain a global power?
01:48:52.000They're the main source of meth and their government gives low-interest loans for them to buy land and assets here.
01:48:58.000Chinese MP worked at a spy school teaching English.
01:49:01.000I don't talk about China because it's not a big deal in America, honestly.
01:49:05.000You know, and there's been some conspiracy theorizing that because I haven't talked about like Hong Kong or something, there was some other theory that that means that I must be like taking money from China or something like that.
01:49:17.000I don't talk about China because I don't see this sort of great
01:49:23.000Great power politics struggle is the most pressing threat to America.
01:49:27.000I think almost all of America's gravest threats are domestic and internal.
01:49:32.000You know, obviously, if we had our stuff straightened out, we could take on China, we could take on Russia easily.
01:49:40.000But my concern is that America will become a second or a third-rate power in a third-rate country because of what's happening domestically.
01:49:47.000And in some sense, it has something to do with China, you know, their abuses with trade, and obviously you've got a lot of Chinese immigrants coming here, but the kind of, like, colonialism that China has happening in Africa, in Australia, in Canada.
01:50:03.000That streamer lollysocks the other day he's from Australia and he was telling me just how bad it is that Australia is like a colony of China and of course we have to be I mean if we are going to engage in a foreign policy discussion then yes China is without a doubt number one geopolitical threat and it's concerning the Belt and Road Initiative that they're expanding their influence and creating this like totally parallel economic structure where they're reorienting all these trade routes
01:50:40.000Especially with a lot of the technology stuff you see happening in Europe with 5G you see China's Increasingly encroaching even into Europe.
01:50:47.000So don't get me wrong That's probably our biggest geopolitical threat and we should try to turn that back the only thing is the reason it's not a huge focus on the show is because I think to to make that the the central focus to me is just sort of out of touch and
01:52:24.000No e-girl No, no femoid nothing like that
01:52:27.000You know, I'm only concerned when God leaves me on read, but God never leaves me on read.
01:52:32.000You know, for all those, for all those fellas out there that are saying, I got friendzone, you know, she dumped me, she whatever, you know, is never gonna dump you, you know, is never gonna leave you on read, you know, is never gonna yank your chain and F with your head and play games with you.
01:52:46.000The Lord, Jesus Christ, no meme, no meme, it's true.
01:52:55.000You don't need a GF Kingdom of God is within you need God People think if I just get you know, I want to cuddle with the girl.
01:53:03.000No, bro We need to go to church and then you worry about cuddling.
01:53:07.000All right, Billy Mays says stellar tie broski looking kek ik Well, thank you.
01:53:14.000Yeah, glad you liked I like this tie, right?
01:53:17.000Yeah, my parents, they try to buy me a tie.
01:53:19.000I hope, you know, every holiday for my birthday my parents will like buy me a necktie and a lot of times I'm like, you know, I very much like a very conservative style.
01:53:28.000I like a conservative style, solid colors, stripes, you know, blues and reds, blacks, things like that, you know, and my mom will buy me a tie that's like teal, you know, it's like teal and it has, I'm like,
01:53:50.000Zach says when talking about the official number everyone always forgets the cookie monster Definitely cooked a couple other million types of cookies, which in my opinion it makes the math make even more sense True, it's a very good point
01:54:04.000Aaron says, hey Nick, it's the wife's birthday today.
01:57:14.000You know, in some sense, you have to recognize that maybe being the president isn't even all it's cracked up to be in the grand scheme of things.
01:57:34.000Anthony says, if you're against abortion, what would you say to the thousands of East German women who got abortions in 1945 to 1949 after being raped by Soviet invaders?
01:57:44.000I would say that a human life is a human life.
01:57:47.000So, you know, people can keep, well, what if, what if this?
01:59:11.000See, me, I'm not trying to be edgy here, but I'm just a very stoic person.
01:59:17.000If I'm going through something, I'm going through something.
01:59:20.000You know, if something bad has happened to me, I just let it wash over me.
01:59:24.000I allow myself to just be, you know, upset for a while.
01:59:28.000Things don't upset me very easily, but if something bad, if something tragic happens, if something bad happens, something sours my mood, I just
01:59:39.000You know, a certain element of life is recognizing that you're just suffering and you're just sort of making it one day at a time, right?
01:59:48.000And so I've, you know, me personally, in my experience, when things have happened, it's just sort of like, well, it just sucks.
01:59:57.000And sometimes you're up all night, and sometimes, you know, it's, uh, you have a bad day or whatever, but, I mean, eventually you just get over it.
02:00:04.000Everybody gets over everything eventually.
02:00:07.000You're in control of your own emotions, is what I think.
02:00:10.000Within a certain range, I mean, and it varies in severity, but, I mean, you can have a certain amount of time where you're permitted to be a little bent out of shape about things, but you gotta move on.
02:00:20.000Part of being a man is you just gotta move on, you know?
02:00:24.000But at least in my experience, it's not like oh, well, here's my simple trick to alleviate to you know, whatever It's like well, I just gotta just kind of move on You know life life is about just moving on just moving along gotta shmoov along John says do you think the people of Virginia should six Emperor Tyrannus?
02:03:37.000So, uh, I would probably be between, I would probably say Graduation only because, like, some of the songs on Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, like, uh, Hell of a Life I don't like, and, um,
02:03:49.000It's like... I mean, if it's on in the background, but I'm not gonna, like, turn that on and, like, you know, vibe to Blame Game, you know?
02:03:56.000So... So I would say for that reason, the only bad song on Graduation is Drunk and Hot Girls.
02:07:32.000It always makes me feel good when it's, like, family people, because everybody tries to gaslight the world about who we are.
02:07:39.000They're like, oh, the America First is incels, and it's like, no.
02:07:42.000America First is, it's extremely, if it is young people, they're extremely solid and intelligent and clever, and it's a lot of people that are young fathers or young mothers, you know, family people, and there are some boomers, and they're great too.
02:13:09.000Archville Archville Archville says have an early Christmas present on me chief.
02:13:14.000Well, thanks Polish American says why do Hindus?
02:13:18.000Okay Can't read that can't read that community guidelines Sheriff Bill says if you look at the 90s you see stuff like Waco and OKC happening after Ruby Ridge and the assault weapons ban That was during a time of relative peace.
02:15:30.000Gmail's gonna start, like, any, I mean, he's, in some sense, he's right, you know, in a certain capacity, but it's also, like, you know, we have to use Google Docs.
02:17:33.000and so it's just like it's so much so many changes you know the neighborhoods where my parents grew up are just fundamentally transformed my mom grew up in like little Italy her parents lived on her her family lived on Taylor Street now it's all Mexican you know and there's something sad about that somebody said it you don't have to hate anybody to say that that's sad that is not a good thing
02:17:55.000Epic Rance says the Spaniards kicked out the Moors for Rey Conquista.
02:20:54.000Yeet says, who wants to have an America first meetup where we go to the New York penthouse during a live stream and take a dump on the floor and eat all this food?
02:21:00.000Yeah, that's what's happening to our country.
02:21:03.000Cheesehead says, did you hear how copper wire was discovered?
02:22:43.000It's like all optics means it has never meant anything more than do not let your presentation and your rhetoric get in the way of your message.
02:22:54.000It doesn't mean it has to be a specific thing.
02:22:55.000It doesn't even have to mean some people think optics means it has to be very sterilized and very corporate and very
02:23:01.000you know clean cut and you know it has to be a very inoffensive presentation no no now in a big way we had to clean up a lot of the images we had to clean up a lot of what was going on in our specific case but all optics means all it has ever meant is making the presentation and the rhetoric enhance
02:23:27.000In other words, we're pushing a message which is challenging to people, and so we need to be the best looking, we need to be the, you know, we have to have the best strategy, the best persuasion, and not even the best looking, just insofar as we need to really think through how we're presenting our ideas, what we look like, what we sound like, the arguments we use, because we've already got so much against us.
02:23:51.000In the way of media, you know, conditioning and propaganda and disavowals and all this that people need to land on our content and say, you know what?
02:23:59.000This guy is like imminently normal and likable and the branding is enhancing the message.
02:24:06.000That's how we need to think and that's all it ever meant.
02:24:09.000John's his army of Nova because what we're saying is not radical.
02:26:29.000You know, people get, you know, and there are people that say, well, we've got this going on, so that means we need, well, I don't even know if anybody says this, but what the media says a white nationalist believes is that you think that America should be an all-white nation and we should be sending people home.
02:26:44.000That is not what we're advocating for on the show.
02:26:46.000Some stupid idiot in that MTV thing says, these people believe, what does she say, that all races have to be exterminated, except for white people.
02:26:55.000Like, that's what they say white nationalists believe.
02:26:58.000Nobody, nobody watching this show, myself included, believes anything close to that, you know?
02:27:04.000But these are scare words thrown around to say, not credible, don't listen to him, he's a hater, it's like the new racist, so.
02:27:11.000So it's a very stupid question and you're dumb for asking it.
02:27:14.000Yeet says excellent show tonight brother.
02:27:16.000This will be the defining issue of our time.
02:27:18.000I'm so glad we have you as the spearhead of the movement.
02:29:47.000Okay, all right fine dinosaurs are real but they walked with people and God created them and they died in Noah's Ark flood and I'm not a dinosaur like denier I'm just disputing some of the some of the details there Trey bar says hey Nick.
02:30:03.000I've never said I don't believe in dinosaurs I just said I find hard believe Trey bar says hey Nick.
02:30:08.000Have you ever seen the clown that hides from gay people?
02:32:17.000They do shit tests and they want to see how far they can push you.
02:32:20.000If you're just like a firm, assertive man,
02:32:23.000You know that's it's really that's all there is to it honestly it's not like you have to be like hey hey you're ugly like that's not cool well i mean it's kind of funny but if it's not if it's like your wife it's not cool to say like you're ugly i hate you you know not cool to go spencer mode on her
02:32:39.000But um, you know, I think of people that are like, huh?
02:32:48.000people People post screenshots from tax and they're like, oh I sent my boyfriend my nudes and the the text messages from the boyfriend are like
02:32:56.000Babe, oh my god, oh my god, I'm literally crying right now.
02:33:00.000Oh, you're the most beautiful girl ever.
02:33:32.000That's that's that to me is the funniest one.
02:33:34.000There's a great TikTok going around where a guy was going up to different girls and filming them and saying, are you going to keep your hair like that?
02:33:41.000And they were all like, why would you say that?
02:35:19.000You know, be confident, be assertive, don't take shit from women, and it's that simple.
02:35:23.000It's not, and the endgame is not like picking up women, it's just like hopefully you find a wife that, you know, you can be compatible with and raise a family with.
02:35:32.000Scorch says, excellent show tonight, Nick.
02:35:34.000Definitely the most important one so far.
02:35:36.000Everyone wants to jump to the solutions rather than focus on raising awareness and consciousness about these issues, which is what we have to do first.
02:36:11.000We're just not pandering and compromising the message to bring in other demographics.
02:36:18.000Of course, if non-whites, non-Christians want to come in and they see what we're saying and they understand the message and they want to push it, then insofar as they're going to be spreading our message and advocating for it, that's great.
02:36:29.000But we're not going to conform and try to be more welcoming to people that don't share our views.
02:38:46.000Faustian artists and things like that, you know, he talks a lot about music He talks a lot about Mozart and and they talked about flying buttresses and cathedrals and architecture And I believe you don't have that background.
02:38:58.000You're not gonna get as much out of it.
02:38:59.000So I I would I Would do your homework on that one
02:39:04.000That's not a beginner's one, but it's definitely a good book.
02:39:10.000Most of what he said there is basically true about the cyclical nature of civilizations that we're basically in, the autumn of our civilization and what that's going to entail in the future, the new Caesarism approaching.
02:39:22.000So I thought he was basically spot on.
02:42:19.000Says says re gmail hacking skype is literally clicking a button on the desktop of FBI computers same with gmail Forward your email to proton a I knew this was gonna open up this can of worms.
02:42:31.000Yeah, okay, okay John man says if one more dummy J. Mark posts FML Keith woods better.
02:42:38.000I don't know any of these people are Yeet says zoomer here get bent engineers.
02:42:42.000I've had the same gmail since middle school.
02:43:07.000Hopefully the super chat... the Generation Z super chatters, when they go out into the world and they make their money, they will... they will...
02:43:15.000They'll pay it forward, they'll pay it back to the godfather of Generation Z. It's like that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles meme, I'm Master Splinter, you are all the little turtles, and then when you grow up, and I'm, you know, the huddled sort of old man, I'm banned off of everything, then you will take care of me.
02:44:51.000So, I mean, almost everybody has a little shade of that in them.
02:44:54.000And that's how you influence, because he never got to that mainstream level.
02:44:58.000I mean, he got kicked off Adult Swim, right?
02:45:00.000But by influencing the influencers, he is sort of like this, this shadowy godfather of a style which is becoming very popular and changing the world in a lot of ways.
02:45:13.000Bra Moments is, okay, I'm just not going to read that.