00:00:08.000Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Wednesday.
00:00:13.000We have got a lot to talk about, lots to get into.
00:00:17.000Our featured story tonight is about DHS, and basically, they're now hunting all Trump supporters, conservatives, right wing people.
00:00:28.000We've known this for a long time, but there was a big article today in Politico about how specifically.
00:00:34.000DHS, FBI, and other agencies and departments in the intelligence community are now going to put Trump supporters and potentially violent extremists on a no fly list.
00:00:49.000We've heard a little bit about that before on the show, have we not?
00:00:53.000As well as monitoring all of their travel, monitoring their communications, searching their bags when they do travel.
00:01:10.000We'll also be talking tonight about a statement from two Democratic senators, female, who said today that they will not vote for any appointees in the White House that are not non white or LGBT.
00:01:29.000So, in other words, if you're a white man and straight, they won't vote for you to be appointed in the Biden administration.
00:01:37.000And this comes from Tamwe Duckworth and Maisie Hirono.
00:05:07.000Make sure you're following me on there so that you can catch it.
00:05:10.000And make sure you're following me on Telegram and Gab.
00:05:13.000I'm on Gab at gab.comslash real Nick J. Fuentes.
00:05:17.000And I was going to say, make sure you're following me on both Telegram and Gab because they are trying really hard to get me banned off of Twitter lately.
00:05:26.000And I know we talked about this a couple of weeks ago with the ABC article, which Megan Squire, the radical Antifa terrorist collaborator, was cited in.
00:05:36.000But now I'm getting media requests from.
00:05:44.000I've been getting media requests for the past two or three weeks, basically journalists emailing me and saying, hey, can we get comment on why you should be banned from Twitter?
00:05:55.000Can you give us a quote and explain how Twitter is advantageous for you to spread your vile message so that we could get you banned from Twitter?
00:06:04.000I mean, that's what they've been trying to do now for the past couple of weeks.
00:06:18.000So now they're just trying to get me banned from Twitter, is what it comes down to.
00:06:22.000Now it's SPLC, Wall Street Journal, NPR, ABC, and the past couple of weeks emailing me trying to get a comment on how I'm evading censorship and how I've created this new platform and how I use Twitter to tweet.
00:06:40.000So they're trying really hard and they think this is like their ace in their hole.
00:06:44.000If we get him off of Twitter, he's done for.
00:06:47.000Well, I hate to break it to you, but we've got basically the same audience on this platform.
00:08:25.000I like the screaming, the debating, the drama.
00:08:29.000That's the part that I like about politics.
00:08:31.000That's the part that I like about streaming.
00:08:33.000What I don't like is this boring, like, well, hello, everybody.
00:08:37.000The Biden administration is on the ropes as the immigration crisis at the southern border threatens their political capital after the stimulus bill.
00:10:57.000Duckworth and Hirono's statements hold special weight considering the 50 50 makeup of the U.S. Senate, meaning every vote counts.
00:11:05.000The White House has already panicked and sent sympathetic messages for the racially motivated selection process.
00:11:12.000Rono said, We would like to have a commitment from the White House that there be more diversity representation in the cabinet and in senior White House positions.
00:11:22.000And until that happens, I will be joining her in voting on non diversity nominees, meaning not voting for non diversity nominees, calling their request a reasonable position.
00:11:35.000This is not about pitting one diversity group against another, so I'm happy to vote for a Hispanic, a black person, an LGBTQ person, an AAPI person.
00:11:47.000I'd just like to see more diversity representation, she said, using an acronym referring to Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
00:12:10.000And like the article says, this is very important because, of course, with select positions in the White House, they have to be approved by the Senate.
00:12:20.000Not every position in the White House, not every position in the administration has to be approved in the Senate, but of course, all the important ones do.
00:12:32.000You've got 50 Democrats, 50 Republicans, and of course, it is a technicality that the vice president is the president of the Senate.
00:12:41.000And in the event of a tie vote, the vice president, as the president of the Senate, can cast a tie breaking vote, giving Democrats technically a 51 to 50 vote majority.
00:12:54.000But when it's split down party lines like that, if you've got two Democratic senators saying that they will not vote for white, straight nominees, that means that if you have a party line vote on nominee, this gives them veto power, in essence.
00:13:11.000Because let's entertain the example of a A white appointee, you know, let's say Biden appoints a straight white male to some position in the White House.
00:13:22.000It's a controversial appointment and it goes down the party line.
00:13:29.00050 Republicans vote against, and then you've got 48 Democrats voting for, and you've got Hirono and Tammy Duckworth voting against.
00:13:41.000That means that the nomination would fail.
00:13:44.000That means that Republicans with their 50 votes would defeat Democrats.
00:13:48.000Who would only have 48 without Duckworth and Hirono, which, even if he had a controversial left wing Democratic appointee, if they were a straight white male, their nomination would fail because of this decision.
00:14:01.000So, some people might say, well, these are two radical left wing senators, or it's only two senators, or something like that.
00:14:10.000But given the split in the Senate, this is actually a pretty big deal.
00:14:15.000And so they are, in effect, in essence, if it comes down to a contentious vote like that.
00:14:21.000They can and perhaps will act as a veto on the basis of race.
00:14:27.000And of course, there's not a lot of media condemnation for this.
00:14:31.000The media did cover it to their credit.
00:14:33.000I did see this reported by a number of different news agencies, but nobody talks about this, describing exactly what it is, which is that, of course, this is anti white racism, anti white discrimination.
00:14:48.000They're saying, insofar as somebody is white and straight, too, well, then we're not going to vote for them.
00:15:27.000Could you imagine if somebody said that the media would go crazy?
00:15:32.000There would be protests, there would be riots, you know, people would be assassinated over that.
00:15:37.000But you've got two major senders, you know, a sender is a high position in government, and they're saying that they're going to discriminate against people on the basis of their race because they're white.
00:15:48.000And, you know, nobody talks about this, but this is how the system is becoming.
00:15:54.000And people have got to start talking about it in these terms because.
00:15:59.000This is how it is happening in reality.
00:16:01.000What I mean by this is a lot of people are willing to talk about discrimination against conservatives.
00:16:07.000And they're willing to talk about discrimination against Christians.
00:16:11.000And they're willing to talk about a lot of different angles that the media might have.
00:16:16.000They're willing to talk about identity politics or critical race theory or cultural Marxism.
00:16:24.000They're willing to talk about it in every way except for what it's really about, which is race.
00:17:45.000And when it comes to these new initiatives in major Fortune 500 corporations on boards, by even stock indices, they talk about mentorship programs and opening up job opportunities for upper management.
00:18:00.000Are they talking about opportunities for people on the basis of their ideology or on the basis of their race?
00:18:07.000If you're white, you won't get into Harvard, Yale, And Ivy League schools.
00:18:12.000If you're white, you won't get the mentorship program at the New York Times.
00:18:16.000If you're white, you're going to be passed over for the position on the board or for the vice presidency of a major company.
00:18:22.000If you're white, you will not get certain benefits, COVID stimulus, reparations, et cetera.
00:18:31.000And this is the direction that American politics is going in.
00:18:35.000It's been going in this direction for a long time.
00:18:38.000And I've been saying this for years now.
00:18:40.000I've been saying this for four or five years.
00:18:42.000And for the longest time, people said that I was a white nationalist for even talking about it.
00:18:47.000That I was a white racist or a white supremacist or whatever alt right for talking about race.
00:18:54.000But now it's unignorable because what was implicit before is now explicit.
00:18:59.000What was implied, they are now telling us overtly.
00:19:02.000We will not have white cabinet appointees, we will not have a white vice president, we will not have white people in the cabinet, we will not have white people running the country anymore.
00:19:14.000And ultimately, that's what it's about.
00:19:18.000And, you know, it's one thing to talk about the White House and the cabinet, and that's a pretty scary thing in itself because they're talking about replacing the elite first with non white people, gay people, you know, other assorted marginalized groups, and so on.
00:19:36.000But that, of course, is only the tip of the iceberg.
00:19:39.000It's an important part of it, but it's only the beginning.
00:19:43.000They want to take this and apply it to the rest of the country.
00:19:46.000They used to tell us that we were conspiracy theorists, they used to tell us that it was.
00:19:52.000It was something that just wasn't happening that white people were being replaced in their home countries, in the United States, in Europe, in Canada, in Australia.
00:20:02.000They told us variously that it wasn't happening or that it was a conspiracy theory or that you were racist if you believed it.
00:20:10.000But this is what they're undertaking on every level of the society, broadly speaking, for the entire population, all the way up to the government.
00:20:19.000And honestly, I'm kind of getting sick and tired of people that are rising up and They do discuss these things in some sense, but they beat around the bush a little bit.
00:20:46.000And even though it's so present in everybody's minds, and everybody, I think, is on the same page basically, you still have a lot of conservatives.
00:20:56.000Not politically correct, willing to say the hard truths and so on, they still cannot bring themselves to say the word white, cannot bring themselves to say the word race.
00:21:10.000And what's more, even when they are willing to talk about race, the white race in particular, they're unwilling to describe maybe the solution or exactly what the problem is.
00:21:23.000You know, for example, they'll talk about this and they'll say the problem here is hypocrisy.
00:21:30.000They'll say, well, the left is against racism, but here they are practicing racism.
00:21:37.000It's wrong because it's hypocritical, and it's wrong because their racial egalitarian values, you know, or their nominal racial egalitarian values, which they're not living up to, are correct.
00:21:51.000And they should live up to their values.
00:21:53.000You know, in other words, they're saying that Hirono and Tammy Duckworth and Joe Biden and all of these anti white institutions, well, They're not playing by the rules that Martin Luther King Jr. set out, and they should, and they should.
00:22:09.000They're the real racists, they're the real racists against non whites, and they're racists against white people, and they shouldn't be because racism is wrong.
00:22:19.000And so it almost turns into this argument that, well, that makes Republicans the real party of anti racism, that makes the Republicans the real party of equality or something.
00:22:36.000Because I look at this, I identify this problem, and I think to myself, this is the natural consequence of living in a multiracial country.
00:22:45.000We have all these non white people in the country now.
00:22:48.000You know, we've got 13% black, 15% Hispanic, and 7% Asian, and a dwindling white majority.
00:22:58.000And as the non white population grows as a proportion of the U.S. population, as they Are elevated in media and government in other places.
00:23:13.000This is the natural result racial conflict and specifically racial animosity, racial grievance politics against white people.
00:23:23.000And so, what are we to do about this trend?
00:23:27.000The country is becoming more non white, it has already become drastically more non white in a short amount of time.
00:23:34.000You have got this anti white, non white coalition, which is ascendant, and that is the political left.
00:23:44.000We're supposed to cross our arms, shake our heads, and say, that's not what Martin Luther King Jr. would have wanted.
00:23:51.000We're supposed to cross our arms and shake our heads and say, well, if the shoe were on the other foot, this is reverse racism.
00:23:59.000You know, we're supposed to sort of impotently complain.
00:24:02.000We're supposed to try to virtue signal against them, shame them into being nice to white people.
00:24:10.000I think that what is called for at this point is something which is completely different, something which a lot of conservatives are uncomfortable with.
00:24:19.000Which is a more explicit white revanchism in America, a more explicit white identity politics.
00:24:28.000I don't want to hear one more white man, one more white conservative get up in a podium or in a political forum and complain about how they're not being treated fairly and how that's not right and appeal to these sort of universal moral principles.
00:24:46.000I don't want to hear any more of that.
00:24:48.000We've had enough of that, you know, for the past five years, ten years.
00:25:56.000We all knew that there was sort of an implicit expression.
00:26:00.000Of white American or Native American revanchism.
00:26:04.000That it was about the old demographic of America taking back the country and saying, actually, America is not little Haiti and little Jamaica and little Mexico and little Cuba and Chinatown.
00:26:19.000Actually, America is Main Street, USA, and Kansas.
00:26:23.000Actually, America is Merry Christmas and we speak English and so on.
00:26:28.000And Trump never came right out and said it.
00:26:31.000Exactly like that, because I think if he did, people weren't ready for that.
00:26:36.000It would have made people uncomfortable.
00:26:38.000But he said it in a way that everybody understood.
00:26:42.000The left understood it, and the left said, Oh, it's a dog whistle.
00:26:48.000And now I think after five years, after Black Lives Matter last year, what we're seeing these days with reparations now in Evanston, senators saying they won't vote for white nominees, it's time for the Republican Party to say, You know what?
00:27:03.000We have been the de facto party of white people for a long time.
00:27:07.000Maybe it's time to come right out and get real here and say, look, 90% of the people that voted for Donald Trump were white.
00:27:16.000The Republican Party is, in some sense, trying to conserve the old America, the old America, which, yes, was white.
00:27:41.000If the Democratic Party is a coalition of non whites waging an all out war, an all out war of conquest and domination by non whites, you know, various different groups and for different grievances against the white majority and their hegemony and their history and their country, maybe the Republican Party must answer that by defending those things explicitly, overtly defending them for what they are.
00:28:13.000You've got now a lot of people saying they're America first, and a lot of people saying that they're not afraid of political correctness and they're willing to address anti white.
00:28:24.000Well, the solution that they propose is that, you know, it's really hardly much different than what we've heard for the past 30 years from Republicans.
00:28:32.000It's that they have to come here legally, and we want people that will assimilate.
00:28:37.000We want people to come here based on merit.
00:28:39.000We want lots of legal immigration, and we want people of every color who are patriotic and this and that.
00:28:46.000And, you know, in a certain sense, I agree that, you know, the America First movement is welcoming to all, but we have to know what we mean when we talk about what America is and what we're about.
00:28:59.000We are not about transforming America into a place where white people are being replaced and displaced and bullied and conquered by foreigners.
00:29:18.000You know, basically go along with all of this, but just at different speeds.
00:29:22.000Democrats obviously want a breakneck pace.
00:29:26.000They want to totally accelerate to a non white America with a non white leadership, completely subjugating white people who are supposed to be put at the bottom of a racial caste system.
00:29:38.000And Republicans want to get there just a little bit more slowly.
00:29:42.000Republicans are fine with the country becoming non white.
00:29:44.000You know, Ben Shapiro famously said, I don't give a good damn about the browning of America.
00:29:51.000Charlie Kirk said that you could take the Constitution, bring it to a deserted island with any kind of people, and then that would be America.
00:29:59.000I mean, he's fine with America becoming non white.
00:30:02.000And judging by who they want to be president, I mean, they elevate people like Tim Scott and Nimrod Haley and Marco Rubio.
00:30:09.000I mean, they really don't care if the leadership is non white, gay, trans women either.
00:30:13.000You know, Rick Grinnell, a gay guy, they don't care about that either.
00:30:17.000There's really only one movement that is resisting this.
00:30:22.000Taking the left at face value, believing them when they tell us who they are, and coming up with an actual viable answer, an actual alternative, something that is truly countering what they're saying, which is to say, okay, we see your anti white decapitation strike, which is what this is, you know, decapitating the leadership of America by excising all white, reactionary,
00:30:49.000conservative forces and replacing them with non white, gay, trans.
00:31:29.000That's the only, to me, that is the only acceptable answer.
00:31:33.000And I got to imagine that people are getting pushed to this place because how can people not see the logical conclusion of what they're pushing?
00:32:21.000All of those states are going to go blue.
00:32:24.000They will be deeper blue and less competitive each year after the next as a result of internal and external migration, as a result of non white immigrants pouring into states and voting against the Republican Party, voting against the de facto party of the white historic Native American nation.
00:32:47.000And in favor of the non white, foreign, revolutionary, anti national party, which is the Democratic Party.
00:32:54.000This is going to take place across the electoral map, and you're going to see that the White House, the Senate, the House of Representatives, the Supreme Court, the federal bureaucracy, the national government will be occupied more and more by people that are quite like Kamala Harris.
00:33:12.000And I'll tell you more like Kamala Harris than like Joe Biden, and more like Stacey Abrams than like John Kerry.
00:33:21.000And more like these radical, non white, far left types, anti colonial types, than the old school Irishmen, Democrats, the old school union guys, and things like that, the old school machine politics.
00:33:37.000It's moving far more in that direction.
00:33:39.000So, this is what you're going to get in the future administrations that are comprised of non white radicals and revolutionaries telling you that whites need not apply, green lighting more money for non whites, more political privileges for non whites.
00:33:55.000Enshrining that into the law and then interpreting that law in the courts and then enforcing that law in the agencies against you and your children and your grandchildren in school, in the job market, in terms of their dealings with their local and their national government, too, in the whole of their lives.
00:34:17.000And the answer to that, of course, there has to be, I think, a radical response to that.
00:34:23.000And what I'm seeing is just not cutting it.
00:34:25.000You have got to really understand the gravity of what we're talking about, which is.
00:34:29.000This is the kind of future that we're facing.
00:34:32.000You think this is bad, this is just the beginning.
00:34:34.000And let me tell you, in everything that I've just described, as bad as the situation will become, I've not mentioned socialism one time.
00:35:35.000It is far worse to have a government, to be ruled by, have a government comprised by, and to be ruled by foreigners that hate you, that have a blood feud with you, which is how they see it.
00:35:51.000Hate you, hate your children, hate your unborn grandchildren, hate your ancestors, hate the fabric of your country.
00:36:01.000It is far worse to have people like that in the government ruling the country, and far worse to have those people.
00:36:07.000In your neighborhood and in your community and in your nation, than it is to have a bad economic policy.
00:36:15.000Than it is to have a bad economic policy for a year, five years, even for a century.
00:36:21.000And you know, I've used this example before on the show.
00:36:37.000Russia, for all its faults, Russia's not a perfect country.
00:36:41.000But for all its faults, which country do you have more confidence in going into the future?
00:36:46.000Which country do you think you would feel more safe in?
00:36:49.000Which country do you think is more righteous, more cohesive, more orderly, more decent?
00:36:56.000Russia, which is building new cathedrals?
00:36:59.000Russia, which is led by a real statesman, an intelligent man who is executing the interests of his country, or the United States?
00:37:11.000And the reason I bring up Russia or Hungary, which is led by Orban or Poland as a counterexample, is because all of those countries experienced the worst example the conservatives give of communism.
00:37:26.000Russia was the spawning point for international Bolshevism, international communism, right?
00:37:35.000That was the nightmare scenario for Charlie Kirk.
00:37:38.000That was the nightmare scenario for the GOP.
00:37:41.000That they were the Soviet Union, of course, as we know.
00:37:44.000And they spread communism all over the world.
00:37:47.000And they had communism in that country from the end of the Russian Civil War in 1922 until the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.
00:38:47.000Japan survived two nuclear bombs and total defeat at the hands of the United States and military occupation to this day, and they are a more coherent country than the United States.
00:38:59.000All of this is to say, countries have survived a lot of things famines, wars, genocides, communism, nuclear bombs.
00:39:09.000But no country can survive what we're doing right now, which is diversity.
00:39:13.000No country can survive non white foreign invasion, non white decapitation of our leadership and replacement, and replacement migration.
00:39:24.000A country cannot survive something like that.
00:39:26.000By definition, there won't be a country in 100 years.
00:39:30.000And people have got to start talking in these kinds of terms.
00:39:33.000And it's not because these people are Democrats.
00:39:45.000You want to know what's great about that?
00:39:47.000There's a place in this world called India, and there's a place called China, and there's a place for all of the peoples in the world for them to go and everything.
00:40:41.000And I don't need to appeal to the fact that it's hypocritical or racist to say that.
00:40:45.000It's not right because this is my home.
00:40:48.000And these people, they don't, frankly, they don't belong, clearly.
00:40:53.000You know, and it's us or them at this point.
00:40:55.000That's kind of where we're headed right now it's kind of like it's us or them, clearly.
00:41:01.000They get in power, and conservatives, whites, straight people, Christian people, normal people get no play, no jobs, no benefits, no nothing.
00:41:11.000When we get in power, well, we're just tripping over ourselves.
00:41:15.000We're climbing over each other trying to get a fucking black guy in front of a podium, right?
00:41:25.000Democrats get in power and they immediately, and this is what we're about to talk about, weaponize the FBI and the DHS and the intelligence community to target their enemies.
00:41:35.000And they cut off white people from everything and they shut it all down.
00:41:40.000Republicans get in power and it's, oh, Tim Scott, here's the medal of Vanguard honor and.
00:41:45.000Oh, and everybody else, Nikki Haley, oh, you can be a UN ambassador and let's get more blacks and women and everything.
00:41:56.000That was just a big report in the Daily Caller.
00:41:59.000Some GOP strategists said that the GOP strategy for 2022 in the midterms to win back the House is to focus on attaching Democrats to socialism and running on more women and minority Republicans.
00:45:14.000And people are rightfully furious and upset and insulted and offended and agitated and emboldened by this.
00:45:24.000And you've got a lot of political people in Washington, D.C., and a lot of faggy political people that are trying to take that energy and redirect it into something that.
00:45:36.000That does not adequately address those concerns.
00:45:39.000You've got a lot of people that are saying, hey, you know, all of you white rubes that are getting genocided, which is literally what's happening.
00:46:38.000That when the government tells you, fuck you, whitey, he's telling you that when the government says to you, and when Hollywood says to you, and the billionaires say to you, and Big Tech says to you, fuck you, white man, Tucker Carlson is telling you, no, but don't be racist.
00:47:00.000When Tammy Duckworth says she won't vote for white people, when the government says that they're going to prioritize small business loans from the COVID stimulus for non white people, When Bank of America gives $10 billion to Black Lives Matter, when Evanston greenlights reparations for blacks and they're taking the funds from the marijuana taxes, when they do all of that, that's just trying to interpret that from the lens of race is playing right into their hands.
00:48:39.000There is a clique, there's a little group of conservatives that are billing themselves as America First and billing themselves as a populist, nationalist alternative to.
00:48:49.000The Heritage Foundation and the conventional sort of mainstream right, they're telling you that race is a big dead end and a big distraction and something that's ultimately meaningless.
00:49:01.000And the real issues are more nuanced than that, more sophisticated.
00:49:06.000You have to go to fucking Yale to understand the real problems, you stupid rube.
00:49:27.000You're an economic nationalist and you're going to like it.
00:49:30.000The most that we can do about all of this, about this genocide against our country, is eliminate the carried interest provision and the tax code.
00:49:40.000And the most that we could do about that is rewrite NAFTA.
00:49:45.000They're telling us to settle for that.
00:49:47.000All this animosity, all this resentment, This white racial consciousness, which is rising, they want to misdirect that.
00:49:55.000They want to redirect that into something that is totally gay, ineffectual, and ineffective, and not a real and adequate response to what's going on.
00:50:05.000Pay no attention to the Jewish man behind the curtain, is what they want to say.
00:50:10.000Pay no attention to the black man behind the curtain, behind the gas station.
00:50:16.000Pay no attention to this tribal warfare, clearly, which is broken out in the country.
00:50:24.000And is now manifesting in politics more and more every day.
00:54:56.000But him and Tucker and a lot of these guys, they're telling us that the answer to this white genocide being perpetrated against our people by this foreign elite is to talk about strictly dollars and cents.
00:55:14.000But I think that that is just the wrong approach.
00:55:16.000And I think they are misdirecting people, taking that energy from good people, good people that are under siege, under fire, from this sort of genocidal effort.
00:55:28.000And they're leading them down the real dead end, which is the same old politics.
00:55:57.000Well, I guess what does not cause another Holocaust is telling white people.
00:56:01.000You won't appoint them in government and telling white people you can't get a seat in a university and telling white people you can't get a job and telling white people you ought to sit down and shut up and let someone else talk for a change.
00:56:18.000Tearing down their statues, changing their holidays, insulting their heroes, wiping the names of generals and presidents off of schools and military bases.
00:57:07.000We have to be tactful with our language.
00:57:11.000And we have to be strategic, of course.
00:57:14.000But somebody has to say it like it is.
00:57:18.000Somebody has to just come right out and say what's going on.
00:57:21.000And people are not doing a good enough job.
00:57:23.000People are taking advantage of the situation, they're misdirecting this energy cynically because that's what's politically acceptable to do right now.
01:02:07.000I don't know about you, but I pull a water bottle out of the fridge and I put it away to sit for a little while, and then I drink it when it's chilled.
01:05:00.000The same stuff, and think you can wing it and just ask him something generic about immigration because you can't.
01:05:06.000He is number one, he has changed his positions, and number two, he can say anything.
01:05:11.000He could say anything to make him look good.
01:05:14.000The nightmare scenario is that a Groyper goes to one of these things and says, Hey, Charlie, how does anal sex help us win the culture war?
01:05:24.000And then Charlie Kirk uses that as an opportunity to demonstrate his new position on gay people, which is actually based now.
01:05:33.000Because he is on some of these issues based.
01:05:36.000He literally changed his positions on almost everything since the Groyper War.
01:05:41.000During the Groyper War, he was telling people we should staple green cards to diplomas and we could bring in up to 10 million or 40 million work visas in the next decade.
01:05:50.000I mean, that was literally his position.
01:05:53.000He was saying we could have virtually limitless legal immigration.
01:05:57.000And then the Groyper said, hey, what's conservative about that?
01:07:20.000Say, Charlie Kirk, you know, at a recent Turning Point event, you threw somebody out of your event for asking why you did so little at Stop the Steel.
01:07:31.000You said that you did a Stop the Steel event.
01:07:34.000Why is it that in the two months between the presidential election and the Capitol riots, Turning Point USA, with all its money and all its resources and all its manpower, hosted one Stop the Steel rally?
01:07:50.000In Phoenix, their backyard, where their headquarters is located.
01:07:55.000While Stop the Steal protests were taking place across the country in Atlanta, Phoenix, Harrisburg, Madison, Lansing, and D.C. You know, that's the question that I. That's one example because that is actually tricky to say.
01:08:12.000You know, if you were to say, Do you support Donald Trump remaining in office or something like that, if you had asked him that a few months ago, he could have said, Yeah, of course I do.
01:09:30.000So, like, that guy asked the question, and even the setup was vicious and cutting and something that hurts Charlie Kirk.
01:09:37.000Because from the time this questioner, the time this Groyper got the microphone, he was ripping into Charlie Kirk and saying things that the guy didn't want to hear.
01:09:46.000He got the mic and said, You know, since you made all your money selling access to the Trump family, like, do you see why that's genius?
01:11:03.000You know, the premise has to be accusatory, the premise has to be framed in a very particular way.
01:11:09.000Anticipate the rebuttal, preempt the rebuttal that you should know.
01:11:13.000Do your homework and know the rebuttal.
01:11:15.000And then ask the question that he can't answer.
01:11:18.000So, to take those principles and give you an example of a perfect question, it would be that Turning Point USA has made its money selling access to the Trump family.
01:11:58.000And while you did do one event in your backyard in Phoenix, with all of that, that's the anticipating the rebuttal, which is why we did one event.
01:12:44.000No, no reasonable person would say that.
01:12:47.000So there's no answer to that question.
01:12:49.000There's nothing that he could say to excuse that.
01:12:52.000You know, and like I said, that's why you have to.
01:12:54.000The only thing that could have been done better in that question that was asked is to anticipate the rebuttal.
01:12:59.000He didn't have time to finish, but that'd be the only thing.
01:13:02.000There's the rebuttal might be, oh, well, we did one event, but, you know, to frame it in the question saying, like, okay, you did one event, big, big whip.
01:13:31.000Ideally, a claim has to be made that he has to dispute.
01:13:34.000Because even in that question, the question is very pointed, but the setup is pointed too.
01:13:39.000The question is, why didn't you do more?
01:13:41.000But also, what's in the setup is you are cynically extracting value from the Trump family and not repaying them back.
01:13:50.000You're not reciprocating with loyalty.
01:13:53.000So now Kirk not only has to answer the question, which is, why didn't you do more?
01:13:56.000But he also has to go in and correct the claim, correct the preface to the question, which is, you know, that your organization is using Trump.
01:14:07.000And for him to even talk about that is not a good look.
01:14:10.000So questions should follow that model.
01:14:13.000Another example might be on the gay stuff.
01:14:16.000Recently, Charlie Kirk went on Church Militant with Michael Voris, and he said that he's against gay marriage.
01:14:23.000He says that homosexuality is a sin, and gay marriage is non biblical.
01:14:29.000And he says that in his ideal society, gay marriage wouldn't be allowed because it would be enshrined in the law that marriage is between a man and a woman.
01:15:08.000That's what happens when you don't do your homework.
01:15:10.000When you ask him a question that you don't know the answer to, that you don't know his answer to it already.
01:15:16.000Don't ask questions that you don't know what his answer will be, that you don't know what his answer to that question has been historically.
01:15:22.000Find the question that you're going to ask and make sure you know what he's going to say or what he plans to say or what he could say.
01:15:29.000So instead of saying, why do you support homosexuality, which is a setup, which we know he said in the past that he's against it, instead say something like this.
01:15:37.000Recently, you said in an interview with Church Militant that you're against gay marriage and you think homosexuality is a sin.
01:15:46.000Why then does Turning Point USA fly out homosexual ambassadors and other secular personalities that are seeking to normalize sexual degeneracy and immorality in America?
01:16:17.000That's another example of that formula.
01:16:19.000You could probably even set it up better and say, your stated belief, like Turning Point USA, is here's maybe a better example.
01:16:29.000You could say, Turning Point USA is well known as being the Sodom and Gomorrah of the conservative movement with loose women and homosexual ambassadors.
01:16:40.000Recently, you said in a church militant interview that you're against gay marriage.
01:16:46.000Why then are people like Rob Smith and other assorted LGBT ambassadors allowed to normalize homosexuality using your organization as a platform?
01:17:00.000Something like that is the perfect question.
01:17:02.000Sets a very dastardly frame, sets a very accusatory frame, which he will have to respond to, preempts his response, which is, oh, well, I'm against gay marriage.
01:17:14.000And then the question which cannot be answered, which is if, you know, given your preempted rebuttal, given that you're against gay marriage, why then are you doing these things?
01:17:25.000Why then are you flying Rob Smith out to your events to brag about how he's America's favorite gay black veteran?
01:17:33.000Why then are you taking pictures with Lady Maga?
01:17:38.000So, those kinds of questions, that's what has to be.
01:17:43.000If there is going to be another Groyper War, and, you know, the first Groyper War was totally organic.
01:18:24.000You have to know what his position is.
01:18:26.000That's the stupidest thing that people do, they think that what we're trying to do is have a good faith dialogue.
01:18:32.000He doesn't want to have a good faith dialogue.
01:18:35.000If he wanted to have a good faith dialogue, he would debate me, he would debate Michelle Malkin, he wouldn't fire anybody that sympathizes with me.
01:19:24.000Your question is supposed to elicit a response, your question is supposed to tease out his real agenda.
01:19:33.000You're there to expose him in front of the audience.
01:19:37.000And the way that you do that, the tactful and the strategic way to do that, is to ask a question that you know the answer to already, that you know his position.
01:19:47.000Put him in a bind, hold him accountable.
01:19:49.000We're there to hold him accountable, not to have a nice little chat.
01:21:14.000And even on race, you know, why won't you?
01:21:16.000I think a big thing is like, you know, you speak out against BLM, you speak out against affirmative action, but yet Turning Point USA continues to host Blexit conferences, Jewish conferences, Hispanic conferences, everything except for white conferences.
01:21:30.000How can you say you're against affirmative action?
01:21:34.000How can you say that you're against these sort of anti white, systemic anti white policies when you put them in place in your own organization?
01:22:37.000The sun and the moon are ancient, and I think it's just obvious.
01:22:44.000The sun and the moon, celestial bodies, they're large bodies.
01:22:49.000I think they exert physical forces on the earth, and they also have chemical effects on people.
01:22:56.000And therefore, chemical effects on the mind.
01:22:59.000The sun comes out, for example, and you absorb vitamin D through your skin.
01:23:06.000And absorbing vitamin D changes your mood, it changes your state of mind.
01:23:11.000That's one example of a physiological reaction, which is a direct result of sunlight.
01:23:18.000So, I think that our proximity, this planet's proximity to the moon and the sun, correlates with.
01:23:28.000Changes in the weather correlate with changes in the seasons, the temperature, all of that with tidal waves and things.
01:23:37.000And the idea that celestial bodies would not exert, if they're exerting an effect on our planet, how could they not exert an effect on people?
01:23:47.000How could they not exert an effect on our own chemistry, on our own biology?
01:23:53.000So I think there's definitely something to be said about the moon and earth, or rather, the moon and sun exerting effects on people.
01:26:39.000And, you know, my $10, no matter how you cut it, no matter how you abstract that out, is not going to make a dent in Hollywood, the studio, AMC, or anything like that.
01:26:51.000Oh, I bought a fucking bucket of popcorn and a movie ticket.
01:29:24.000Buck Fuentes says Yesterday I watched the show with my cousin, who's a huge fan of yours and a DEA agent who's currently working on an MS-13 case.
01:29:33.000He laughed it off but got visibly heartbroken when you called feds scum sucking leeches, along with every name in the book.
01:32:11.000Retard Police says, Hey, Nick, I got an email a month or so ago from my college advertising a study abroad scholarship exclusively for minorities.
01:32:19.000I told my boomer dad, and he said, What?
01:33:10.000These towering six foot something juiced up guys in wigs kicking girls' asses and sports and bullying them and humiliating them, detracting from their otherwise credible movement.
01:36:19.000Rachie says, based homeschool mom here.
01:36:22.000Let's be honest about the fact that it's unfair to make women of other races compete with American women of European descent in the sexual marketplace.
01:36:31.000This is why you see a huge movement to expel white women from fashion and beauty and commercials only show mixed race couples.
01:39:49.000That's before, that's long after slavery was abolished.
01:39:54.000And my ancestors were discriminated against too Irish, Italian, Mexican.
01:40:01.000You know, the biggest lynching in American history was against Italians.
01:40:06.000So, I mean, what you're talking about is punishing people who never owned slaves, whose ancestors never owned slaves, people that weren't here during slavery, and if their ancestors were, didn't own slaves, punishing them.
01:40:19.000To benefit people that were never slaves, people that their parents were enslaved, their grandparents were enslaved, their great grandparents were enslaved.
01:40:28.000So, you know, and then where does it stop?
01:40:32.000Where does it begin and where does it end?
01:40:34.000Are we going to give restitution to everybody who had a systematic disadvantage, which would include poor people, immigrants, Catholics, any number of groups?
01:40:45.000Look, the world that we knew it up until recently, and even to this day to some extent, Is based on inequality.
01:41:39.000And it's got nothing to do with historical wrongdoing.
01:41:42.000It's got nothing to do with any kind of system of ethics because, as I just illustrated, the system makes no sense.
01:41:48.000Now, if you were talking about taxing descendants of slaves and giving it, or descendants of slave owners and giving it to slaves, I mean, maybe that would make more sense.
01:41:56.000It would still be a logistical nightmare and it would still be.
01:42:02.000Why don't we track down, you know, all the histories of Native or American Indians?
01:42:09.000Why don't we track down the history of people that were slaves in the Roman Empire and track down the history of people that were, you know, Catholics in Protestant countries and Protestants in Catholic countries?
01:42:18.000And, you know, it's just a totally stupid thing.
01:42:37.000It's because Jews are successful in America.
01:42:39.000Why won't they give reparations to Asians when Asians probably face discrimination because Asians are successful in America?
01:42:47.000They're talking about giving reparations to blacks because blacks are the least successful group.
01:42:51.000African Americans, you know, American blacks, not like Nigerian immigrants, but American blacks are the least successful group in America.
01:42:59.000And their failure has persisted long after.
01:43:04.000Slavery, long after Jim Crow, after 30 years of affirmative action, it's persisted in every way education level, net worth, income, unemployment, literacy, and every way, shape, and form, the sort of black lack of achievement has persisted.
01:43:23.000And the only way that people can explain this, if they don't acknowledge the reality of race, is by necessarily blaming it on discrimination and racism.
01:43:34.000I had a friend who goes to a college nearby who said that he went to a class on diversity, equality, and inclusion.
01:43:41.000And the first thing they told them on the first day was that all disparities between groups are a result of racism.
01:43:49.000Because everybody has equal opportunity, or rather, because everybody is born equal, if there are unequal outcomes, then unequal outcomes must be a result of racism.
01:44:07.000Went to a diversity, equality, and inclusion class.
01:44:10.000U Chicago, one of the best schools in America, if not the best school in America, one of them.
01:44:16.000He said that on the first day, the professor said, everybody is born equal, everybody has equal abilities, so if they land in unequal places, it's because of racism.
01:44:25.000And that is essentially how people view it.
01:44:27.000Black failure in light of affirmative action, and after decades of, you know, decades after Jim Crow ended, century after slavery ended, century and a half after slavery ended, why are blacks still failing?
01:45:07.000Because no other group is failing as badly and as obviously and as visibly and for as long and You know, to the extent that the black Americans are.
01:45:17.000And rather than face the reality of the situation, which is human diversity, human biodiversity, they're going to say, oh, well, we'll just give them more.
01:45:29.000Well, we just got to do more to correct it.
01:46:54.000Kyle says, that GOP campaign chair you mentioned who says we need To name the socialists and run more minorities, he rose to his position in the party via my home state, Minnesota.
01:47:05.000Look how well his strategy worked for us.
01:47:08.000We have Omar, Minneapolis, and a massive Somali refugee population that hates the natives.
01:47:46.000VMI says the day after the election, when I heard Tucker Carlson say that the election process worked, I laughed to myself and never watched that lop of curly haired shit again.
01:50:17.000It's always been bad in Chicago, but it's like.
01:50:20.000It's worse now in particular than ever.
01:50:22.000Carjackings, shootings, everything because of BLM.
01:50:30.000And, you know, that's because BLM and black people in general know that cops can't do anything.
01:50:37.000Cops do something, they use lethal force, and then they get lynched.
01:50:41.000You know, they get lynched in the court of public opinion, their names are plastered everywhere.
01:50:47.000After Michael Brown, Laquan McDonald, you know, after enough of these things happen, cops say, you know what, it's not worth it.
01:50:54.000And then they change the policies and the laws, too.
01:50:56.000They change the policies, they change the laws to make it so that it's harder for cops, even if they wanted to, to enforce the laws.
01:51:08.000Dialectics says Tucker Carlson has kept conservatives trapped in the land of pearl clutching whataboutism for years and offers no real value.
01:51:18.000I think there's some value, but he's, you know, he's missing the mark a little bit.
01:51:25.000Kevin Brose says, throughout the Trump presidency, Tucker Carlson interviewed Tariq Nasheed and other militant blacks demanding reparations and racial segregation.
01:51:34.000Tucker Carlson even had Scott Greer on the program to discuss the book No Campus for White Men.
01:51:39.000Ironically enough, he sounds like a Marxist by centering the issue on class than race.
01:51:43.000Well, that is, by definition, a Marxian analysis.
01:51:51.000That's the definition of Marxist, is that all History is the history of class struggle.
01:51:57.000I mean, that's literally a Marxist interpretation of history, ironically, when as conservatives we know that it's about more than class.
01:52:06.000It's about class, it's about political power, it's about race, tribe, religion, ideas.
01:52:12.000It's about a lot of things, and class is one of them, but it's not the only thing.
01:52:17.000And I don't know what Tariq Nasheed has to do with it, but it's true.
01:52:23.000A lot of these guys talk about race like it's something that we could just sort of hand wave away.
01:52:27.000It's inconvenient, so let's just not talk about it.
01:52:30.000It's something That it was one thing when it was implicit, but now, just like with the intellectual dark web, just like with the alt light, you know, for a long time people said, oh, you know, these guys are like dog whistling about race.
01:52:48.000And there's like this pipeline where you start out with some more moderate figures and then you get to a more radical position on race or these things.
01:52:56.000And in response to that, intellectual dark web, alt light, libertarians, and now these kinds of populists.
01:53:03.000Their response to that kind of media coverage is to say, oh, okay, well, now we'll actively oppose race, actively go against race, actively abstain from talking about it.
01:54:47.000And your family are not potential political converts.
01:54:51.000I mean, they could be, but that's, of course, something that if it can happen, it's nice, but you want to have a good relationship with your family that gives you value outside of politics.
01:55:05.000I don't know why people always want to do this.
01:55:07.000You have these opinions, that is sufficient.
01:55:11.000And, you know, if you want to talk with your family about it, that's great.
01:55:15.000If you want to talk with your friends about it, that's great.
02:00:36.000Basterisk says Speaking of the sun's effect on us, if anyone has trouble waking up or keeping a day schedule, go to bed with curtains open and white blinds.
02:00:49.000Optics Respector says Getting normal people to understand and name anti white bias in media, academia, and politics is the key to pretty much every other issue.
02:00:58.000If we cannot muster direct, explicit opposition to this anti white hatred, all other political and cultural concerns will soon be rendered moot.
02:01:08.000Epic Guy says, maybe try asking why Charlie Kirk purports to be a free speech advocate but refuses to debate Nick Fluentis.
02:01:15.000And if he tries to say Nick is some alt right troll, maybe bring up that Nick went to multiple stop the steal rallies and Charlie went to one.
02:01:44.000Kevin Brose says In your opinion, do you believe it's a smart move for a first time candidate to run for state legislature before Congress?
02:01:52.000If the district is reliably GOP and the candidate is a known conservative and media savvy, wouldn't it be better to go bold?
02:02:38.000Brad Pog says, and we are enjoying that.
02:02:40.000Yeah, Moose says, I know you won't like basketball, but watching March Madness reminds me of how much my father and I love watching basketball and going to games when I was a kid.
02:02:50.000What is your favorite memory you share with your father?
02:04:25.000But we like to see movies, we like to go out to eat.
02:04:28.000He would take me to go to all the old neighborhood, you know, Chicago classic restaurants.
02:04:35.000Good times, good times, you know, back in the day.
02:04:39.000Modern Monarchist says Seeing the Civ 5 stream has made me clear hours of my evening away tonight in order to conquer the world totally worth it.
02:04:52.000Been watching for a couple years, but you should check out RetroShare.
02:04:56.000It's a free open source peer to peer chat app with all the features of Discord, but nearly impossible to crack or spy on, nor can we be banned or ever deplatformed by higher power.
02:05:13.000Virgin Larry says regarding what you said about celestial bodies, people like to talk shit about astrology, and it may not be a specific force mentioned in any of the Abrahamic books, but I don't think that necessarily discredits it.
02:05:26.000Prehistoric religions recognize these forces, and I bet we'll find a scientific explanation.
02:06:35.000These features that we take for granted now, it was such a novelty, like when the Nintendo DS came out, and it was like you could touch it and it's a touch screen.
02:11:50.000The only thing that mattered was getting confirmed.
02:11:52.000When you got to eighth grade or seventh grade, that's when you had to get confirmed.
02:11:58.000And you went through a year long process, and it was a little bit more rigorous.
02:12:02.000You had to memorize prayers and memorize other things, and there was like a test, and you had to have sponsors, and there was this whole big deal.
02:12:12.000And for that year, you could get confirmed and you could not get confirmed.
02:12:43.000It was probably a good opportunity to learn and everything, but that's just not what happened.
02:12:49.000And you would go, you'd pray as the class, and then the teacher would have like a lesson book, like a Catholic lesson book, and you'd go through and do like you'd read from it.
02:13:00.000And they'd teach you about the Bible stories, and it was never very helpful because they taught very just like generic Christian stuff.
02:13:10.000They taught you about like Noah's Ark and about the burning bush.
02:13:14.000Very just like generic, like veggie tales tier Bible stuff, which is great and all, but Catholics aren't primarily like Bible oriented.
02:13:35.000I didn't even really know what that meant.
02:13:37.000I didn't know about the history of it.
02:13:39.000I didn't know about this, this like schism in the church or the Reformation business.
02:13:46.000I mean, we didn't even know anything about that.
02:13:48.000We didn't know what made us Catholic compared to other Christians.
02:13:51.000We were just taught, like I said, very, very entry level, perfunctory, sort of generic Bible stuff, which is great, but that's what you learn at any Protestant summer camp or any Protestant thing, and that's just not what Catholics are really about in a big way.
02:14:12.000So it was unhelpful, is the point I'm trying to make.
02:14:22.000It was just a big, dude, it was like a big free for all because it'd be like a handful of kids from my grade school.
02:14:30.000But because it was in a Catholic school and it was people from other public schools, you would have a lot of different kids that you didn't know.
02:14:38.000So I was in like elementary school and middle school, and I was going to CCD with kids from totally different neighborhoods that we didn't know.
02:14:48.000And so there would be a click of people from my elementary school.
02:14:52.000And then there'd be a group of kids from another school and from another school, and we would all kind of stick to our own clan.
02:15:04.000And you'd be sidled with kids that you weren't really friendly with in grade school, but you had this kind of solidarity because even though you weren't very good friends and you really didn't know each other that well from school, you stuck together because you were familiar.
02:15:20.000You know, it was like kids that I wasn't friends with.
02:15:23.000Didn't have much in common with, didn't hang out with, but it was like, okay, we're the kids from this elementary school and we're in this CCD class together.
02:15:33.000But anyway, so that was kind of an interesting dynamic, and everybody was just trying to pass the time fucking around, doodling in the book, talking during class.
02:15:48.000I mean, I was like a big troublemaker.
02:16:23.000Rachie Mama says, I meant that it causes friction among women of different races, i.e., black women complaining we don't like their hair or their melanin.
02:16:31.000Well, the friction is over something else.
02:16:34.000I mean, there's a reason black women don't like white women.
02:16:38.000It's got nothing to do with fashion advertisements.
02:16:44.000Modern monarchist is whoring around yoga.
02:16:46.000In other words, there's always going to be friction between women.
02:16:50.000Modern monarchist is whoring around yoga pants, overeating.
02:17:52.000Washington State Groypers says, Thomas Sowell says, The welfare system is also a major cause of black failure.
02:17:58.000Yeah, well, I just don't think that's true.
02:18:01.000Cordy says, Do you think a civil war could happen in the U.S.?
02:18:07.000Feel like, do you think a civil war could happen in the U.S. feel like it is similar to how it was in Spain before the Spanish Civil War in the 1930s?
02:18:24.000I understand what you're saying, but why can't people just write something that makes sense?
02:18:29.000This is what it says Do you think a civil war could happen in the U.S. feel like it is similar to how it was in Spain before the Spanish Civil War in the 1930s?
02:20:17.000No one in particular says, I don't think this has been asked in a while, so would you be willing to do single topic takedowns on core issues on slow news days?
02:20:26.000Might mitigate bad super chats from new viewers.
02:20:31.000Based electrician says, can't wait for when our politicians mention the highest percentage of pissed off white people after they talk about the lowest black unemployment.
02:20:42.000I'm going to try not to fucking roll my eyes back in my head after that one.
02:20:46.000Benji Backer says, you should have listened to Eternal Cringe when he said that Tucker Carlson is a fake populist.
02:21:31.000We hear about the father, son, Duo, when we hear about the family getting around the television and watching America first, I got to be more appropriate.
02:21:42.000If this is going to be a family show, I got to be more appropriate.
02:21:44.000I guess I got to be more family friendly.
02:21:47.000I got to be more Mr. Rogers mode, be more Jimmy Fallon mode.
02:22:37.000You know, because it's not for everybody right off the rip.
02:22:40.000It's not for everybody right out of the gate.
02:22:43.000Some people, they're used to a certain way of thinking and they're used to hearing a certain thing for a long time.
02:22:51.000And then they come across my content, they're like, who's this punk who's saying things that are, you know, they're a little bit out there, a little bit, you know, different than what I'm used to hearing.
02:23:00.000So I understand that, but I'm glad he gave it a second chance.
02:23:04.000I'm glad he gave my speech at AFPAC a chance.
02:23:09.000Because, you know, it's like if people are turned off by it but can give it another chance and it grows on them, then that shows that the content has some merit, right?
02:23:54.000Why did the federal government get involved as the nation was dissolving, as the nation, as the United States began to dissolve from each other, secede from one another?
02:24:14.000And the federal government, well, I mean, it's quite obvious why they would intercede if, you know, a rival nation was forming from the ruins of, or from the constituent parts of the United States of America governed by the federal government.
02:24:32.000For Mandalorus, there was nothing they could do about it.
02:24:35.000The great uncle was a made man and the truck driver wasn't.
02:24:38.000And they had to sit still and take it.
02:27:32.000Some of them wise, good people, successful.
02:27:35.000Some of them very not successful, problematic, some issues.
02:27:40.000But you know, what I like about the Italian side is it's like the whole human experience.
02:27:45.000You know, I see in my, and on both sides of my family, but specifically on the Italian side, we Italians, we are like the original human beings.
02:28:08.000We had some retards, some geniuses, very rich people, very poor people, people that were, you know, very, very wise, people that had some, you know, neuroses, maybe mental problems.
02:28:22.000There's the whole range, the whole range of the human experience was kind of there on the Italian side.
02:32:37.000I am a bit of an Italian American chauvinist because I look at the culture of Italian Americans in like Chicago or anywhere in like New York or whatever, and it's like, then I go to Michigan.
02:32:49.000You know, I go to like the middle of nowhere, Michigan or Iowa or Missouri or Indiana, and I'm like, I'm like, really?
02:35:26.000Smiley says, My based Castizo friend asked Charlie about his lack of effort to stop the steal just after I got done sabotaging the Georgia runoff and hired my friend to take my place.
02:36:04.000Modern monarchist says, You're the type of guy that would narrate war documentaries, while Patrick is the guy that would narrate great moments in nature's history.
02:36:11.000Energy levels between you as vast as it is deep.
02:36:14.000That's a very good, that's a very interesting observation and very true.
02:36:20.000And that does, I could explain it, but it's kind of all there, you know.
02:36:27.000Explaining a war versus explaining nature.
02:36:29.000Because to explain war, there's got to be some passion, there's got to be some deep appreciation and love for, like, The human experience and for all of that.
02:36:40.000And for nature, it's more of like a passive observer.
02:36:44.000Passive, descriptive, you know, it's sort of just, you know, anthropomorphic because there's a bit of a contrast.
02:36:54.000The appreciation is for nature as a human, as a passive describing observer, and the perspective is from humanity.
02:37:05.000Whereas war, it's a perspective on people from people.
02:37:08.000On peoples and places and nations, from people on events.
02:37:46.000You know, you're just sort of witnessing things that are occurring.
02:37:48.000Whereas with a war, history, it's story, it's narrative, there are stakes, right?
02:37:55.000There's heroes and protagonists and antagonists.
02:38:00.000There's a purpose that's directed towards something, right?
02:38:05.000So that does sort of, it's a good example of the different energies there.
02:38:11.000I mean, my energy is sort of telling a story.
02:38:16.000A narration with a passion about the people, situating ourselves inside of an historical context, creating perspective, creating an interpretation, contextualizing it inside of a story, inside of history.
02:38:32.000Whereas another approach might be just sort of like passively bird watching, you know, like watching it through binoculars.
02:39:10.000We've got to have the Senate so we could appoint this freak to be the health secretary.
02:39:16.000Save the West says, To be fair, I went to Catholic school my whole life, and they really don't teach a shit about actual Catholicism there either.
02:39:40.000They all knew each other since grade school, and they went to a Catholic school with a uniform, and they all came from very Catholic families Irish and Italian Catholics, some of them, some of them not so much.
02:39:54.000But they all went to a Catholic school.
02:39:57.000And their parents were very religious.
02:40:43.000And they were smoking pot behind the strip mall.
02:40:50.000There was like a little, good times, man.
02:40:54.000There was this big strip mall, and behind it, there was like a wooded area with a fence, and there was a little give in the fence in one area.
02:41:03.000They would sneak through the fence, go into this little wooded area.
02:49:00.000You know how blacks, black people always hint at, like, oh, white people wouldn't teach us how to read because then we'd be smarter than them.
02:49:08.000Without the white man, we would be building pyramids again.
02:49:21.000We were Leonardo da Vinci and all of that.
02:49:25.000And everybody knows, everybody knows that if the Italian wasn't oppressed, We would once again, the Romans would once again rule the world.
02:51:24.000They're wearing sweaters and they're making apple pie for these people coming over with chucking spears and bringing over tigers and lions and everything.
02:55:33.000You know, I believe that Jesus Christ, Son of God, You know, was crucified, died, was resurrected, that to me is what matters at the end of the day.
02:55:44.000What matters to me is that I'm going to die ashes to ashes, you know, and when I die, I'll face a judgment, and then there will be eternal life one place or another place.
02:57:18.000Everybody, even people that are conservative, even people that are reactionary, Even people that are illiberal, they have this liberal attitude about everything.
02:57:28.000They have this liberal socialist, socialist in the Spenglerian sense, democratic attitude about everything.
02:57:36.000If I don't like something, well, that's a problem.
02:57:40.000I'm judging everything, and if it's not to my liking, it's got to change, and we have to do something about it.
02:58:44.000I'm just some lay guy, and so are you.
02:58:46.000You know, these people, they, oh, I'm a doctor and whatever.
02:58:50.000And okay, I mean, you could comment on all this and everything, but it's this instinct that says, this is bad, and we've got to do activism.
03:00:20.000The Pope isn't the sovereign over you politically.
03:00:25.000You know, and obviously, what he says affects the church to some extent, but he's not changing the doctrine anytime soon in any significant way.
03:03:40.000Virginian says, Hey, Nick, just out of curiosity, I was wondering if there's any period or aspect of American history that you think deserves to be more known.
03:03:49.000What kind of what the fuck kind of question is that?
03:03:51.000Shooter says, My super chats might suck, but at least I give one big one rather than 10 shitty ones.
03:05:24.000We even invented high profile political assassinations.
03:05:28.000Yeah, Julius Caesar, been there, done that 2,000 years ago, and he was the emperor of the known world, and your guy was the governor of Louisiana.
03:05:36.000So, yeah, but keep coping about World War I or whatever.
03:09:10.000I think now that we have Italy, it's comfy, we have sovereignty, we're a nation, I think we will relax in the countryside and enjoy this magnificent world we've created.
03:09:21.000And people are like, oh, poggers, Ethiopia, Ethiopia.