00:00:53.000Lots of different things to talk about.
00:00:55.000The world is really going these days in foreign affairs and domestic policy.
00:01:00.000And certainly there's much to talk about today.
00:01:02.000A big announcement that just came out.
00:01:05.000Just a couple of minutes before the show, which we had to scramble a little bit because it's a very big announcement, was the president of France is now sending French troops into Syria to fortify the United States in Manbij against the Turks who are invading over there.
00:01:21.000And so we're going to get into all of that, but it's just so much going on in terms of we've got a situation in Korea, we've got a situation in Syria, we've got a developing situation between Iran and Saudi Arabia, we've got this election.
00:01:34.000So it's just there's never been a better time.
00:01:37.000For a content machine like me to tackle the world.
00:01:40.000So, there is lots to discuss, lots to get into tonight.
00:01:45.000We're coming to a close in this week, Thursday.
00:01:47.000And I got to say, I got to tell you, the JF and Andy Worski split, you know, I've been thinking about it all week.
00:01:55.000It's actually not the worst thing for the show.
00:01:57.000You know, I would say it's a bad thing because I like Andy Worski and I like JF and I like to see him getting along and they make good content.
00:02:04.000But on the other hand, they say they're only doing blood sports once a week.
00:02:08.000I got to say, that's not the end of the world.
00:02:10.000For the America First show, just purely from a ratings perspective.
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00:02:24.000But from an America First perspective, it's like, you know, now people are finally coming back around.
00:02:30.000They're coming back home to where they belong on the America First show.
00:02:44.000But apparently, there's a Chinese lab in outer space that's supposed to plummet to the Earth over the weekend.
00:02:52.000And I don't know if it's just me, but every time it's like, you know, earthquake warning, every time there's some kind of weird thing going on, I always get a little bit perturbed.
00:04:20.000I'll have to get in a bunker over the weekend.
00:04:22.000We might have to broadcast our Fortnite stream this weekend and have an Easter celebration in a cave or something because it's freaking me out.
00:04:30.000I don't know if that happens to anybody else.
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00:05:34.000But with that out of the way, we got to march right along into the news.
00:05:37.000And the biggest thing I want to talk about is the latest development, which is France.
00:05:45.000And so, to give you a little bit of background before we jump into what exactly transpired today, this is something we've been talking about on this show for a long time, for the past couple of months, which is the situation in Syria.
00:05:57.000So, of course, the Syrian civil war has been raging since the Arab Spring in 2011, and the tides of battle have turned many times.
00:06:05.000In the beginning, the rebels were winning the war, the rebels had consolidated a great deal of the country.
00:06:11.000ISIS obviously controlled about a third of Syria.
00:06:14.000They were very much on the rise, they had a significant impact.
00:06:17.000Territorial presence in Syria, and the government was beaten back.
00:06:21.000The government, it was looking like they were going to be defeated.
00:06:23.000Assad and the pro government forces were on the ropes, so to speak, and this was around 2013, 2014.
00:06:32.000Then, with the intervention of Russia, and Russia supplied airstrikes, mercenary troops, other foreign involvement, Iran hired something like 250,000 militiamen and mercenaries, and that's a combination of actual Iranian Revolutionary Guard soldiers, mercenaries, Shiite militiamen.
00:06:50.000I mean, all kinds of different people, but in total, you have about a quarter of a million Iranian troops that are on Iran's payroll in Syria intervening on behalf of the Assad governments.
00:07:25.000Unlike Saddam Hussein, unlike Muammar Gaddafi, it looks like Assad was really one of the first dictators in this era of American hegemony who's able to stand the test of time without either submitting and capitulating to the United States or being invaded.
00:07:39.000So his pro government forces have been reclaiming the land.
00:07:42.000The one issue, however, is the Kurds, which the Kurds, they're the largest, and I always have to laugh when I say this, they're the largest ethnic group in the world without a country, which is, of course, not true, because I can also think of other large ethnic groups in the world.
00:07:58.000The Germans, the French, white Americans, Canadians, you know, so I could think of a few more.
00:08:03.000But technically, according to like the United Nations definition, the Kurds are the largest ethnic majority, or rather, the largest ethnic group in the world without their own homeland, without their own country.
00:08:15.000And so they're in southeastern Turkey, they're in north, they're in northern Syria, the whole northern part of Syria, they're in Iran, they're in Iraq.
00:08:22.000I mean, they're all over the Middle East.
00:08:25.000And so now what we're seeing is although ISIS is diminishing, although the rebel forces, Forces are being routed all across Syria and in Damascus and their last stronghold in eastern Ghouta, which is around the capital of Damascus.
00:08:37.000The last real trick here, the last real problem, even though the whole country is basically being shored up and solidified by pro government forces, the last real snag here is the Kurds, which the Kurds have a significant presence along the Syrian and Turkish border.
00:08:56.000And during the war, the United States supported the Kurds in defeating ISIS.
00:09:00.000You had several fronts break out against ISIS, the pro government forces, you had the Iraqi front, and you had the Kurds in both Iraq and Syria.
00:09:08.000And the reason the United States backed the Kurds is that traditionally the United States and the Kurds were allies.
00:09:13.000The Kurds were very good fighters against ISIS.
00:09:16.000They were able to deliver significant victories against ISIS in northern Syria when the pro government forces were lagging a little bit, when they didn't know how to respond so much to the rise of ISIS.
00:09:27.000And so the United States had been backing the Kurds, they'd been giving them material support, military support, flying airstrikes.
00:09:33.000We have Officially on the record, about 2,500 American military personnel in the way of advisors and also officers and military, just straight up infantrymen and that kind of thing.
00:09:44.000And so we've been involved with the Kurds for a little while.
00:09:47.000President Trump famously, maybe it wasn't so famous, but we talked about it certainly on this show.
00:09:52.000He opened up a new arms deal with the Kurds where we began selling heavy weaponry to the Kurds, which was controversial.
00:09:59.000It was seen as controversial by many because here we were promised by the president that we would go into Syria, eliminate ISIS, and then get out.
00:10:06.000And we weren't really going to tamper so much with Assad and figure out what was going on after.
00:10:11.000We were going to first focus on fighting ISIS.
00:10:14.000And so when people saw that the president was initiating new arms sales into these rebels, which, you know, the Kurds weren't a part of the rebels opposing Assad, but they were in some capacity rebelling against the authority and the sovereignty of Assad because the Kurds have always exercised some degree of autonomy as separate from the Iraqi central government, the Syrian central government.
00:10:35.000They're culturally dissimilar from the rest of Syria.
00:10:39.000To the Kurds was seen as creating some kind of instability in Syria, some kind of implicit challenge to Assad's legitimacy in Syria.
00:10:48.000So we were selling weapons, we were doing a lot of business with the Kurds, and that didn't present so much of a problem when Assad was on the ropes.
00:10:55.000When Assad was on the ropes and it was basically anything goes, Iran was running loose in there, Russia, China, they were all doing their thing in Syria.
00:11:04.000Now, however, as Syria is consolidating control of the country and the Kurds are consolidating control of northern Syria, now it presents a problem for Turkey.
00:11:14.000Which Turkey borders Syria to the north.
00:11:16.000And Turkey has had a problem with the Kurds for a long time.
00:11:19.000They've had a terrorist organization operating in Turkey called the PKK or the Kurdish Workers' Party, which has been officially designated a terrorist group in Turkey for about 30 years.
00:11:30.000And we saw a lot of terrorism throughout the Obama administration in Turkey bus bombings, all kinds of bombings and shootings in Ankara, in Istanbul by the part of the Kurds.
00:11:39.000Many people thought it was ISIS wrongly because they didn't understand the dynamics of Turkey, when in actuality, it was the Kurds who have been repressed in Turkey for a long time.
00:11:48.000Who have been fighting for sovereignty and autonomy in southwestern, or rather southeastern Turkey for a long time.
00:11:54.000And so now, Turkey, they see the Kurds getting very powerful in northern Syria, right along their border.
00:12:00.000They see them getting arms from the United States.
00:12:03.000They see them consolidating their rule in these areas where the rebels and ISIS are being routed.
00:12:08.000Recently, there was a referendum held by the Iraqi Kurds for a Kurdistan nation.
00:12:14.000They held the referendum saying, Would you support the creation of a Kurdish state?
00:12:18.000And it wasn't very popular, but it was a sign that Kurds were creating some kind of national consciousness as this instability has been wrought by ISIS and maybe delegitimized.
00:12:29.000Destabilized countries like Iraq and Syria, which formerly held back the Kurds.
00:12:34.000And so Turkey is watching the situation where these people have terrorized Turkey for 30 years and now they're growing into some kind of prominence, some kind of military strength.
00:12:42.000And so starting in January, President Erdogan of Turkey launched an offensive in Afrin, which is a small enclave in northern Syria, which is a little bit isolated from the rest of the Kurdish area in northern Syria.
00:12:56.000You have Afrin, and Afrin is separated by a significant tract of land.
00:13:00.000which is held by pro-Turkish rebels on the border.
00:13:03.000So you have Afrin, you have these ostensibly Turkish rebel forces, and then you have a much bigger swath of land where the Kurds are.
00:13:11.000This is where Manbij is, this is where the United States is fortified, this is where the Kurds' bread and butter is, so to speak.
00:13:18.000So starting in January, President Erdogan of Turkey, he intervened in Afrin in this small enclave, and gradually over the course of the last several months, he's been invading on all sides, closing in on this city in the center of this enclave.
00:13:30.000And just recently, the Turks raised their flags over Afrin.
00:13:35.000And as this siege has taken place, this has caused a lot of alarm in the United States because Erdogan has said that once he takes Afrin, he's going to march across that tract of land which separates Afrin from Manbij.
00:13:48.000And Manbij is where the United States is, that's where our Kurdish allies are.
00:13:52.000Once he's done in Afrin, he's going to march across that tract of land and he'll invade Manbij whether the United States is there or not.
00:13:59.000So, of course, while Afrin is under siege, this is creating a lot of anxiety for the United States, for the Defense Department.
00:14:07.000According to the NATO Charter, Article 5 says that if any one NATO member is attacked, the rest would have to come to the defense of that country.
00:14:15.000That's what makes it a defensive alliance.
00:14:17.000And so you imagine that we're in this all important geostrategic alliance with Turkey, and now they'll be fighting United States troops.
00:14:24.000That's a diplomatic, that's a geostrategic disaster, the likes of which hasn't been seen in a very long time.
00:14:31.000And so as Erdogan is making his advances on this city, the United States is saying, what are we going to do?
00:14:40.000How can we deter this kind of an attack without it resorting to violence, without us having to kill our NATO allies?
00:14:47.000As we saw a very aggressive strike by the United States earlier in the winter, and this was much talked about in the alt right as a betrayal of President Trump on his promise to keep us out of Syria and to build better rapport with Russia.
00:15:02.000Because we did a big airstrike in January, which was reportedly in response to.
00:15:09.000Some kind of an attack on a compound in Kurdistan, some kind of an attack on the YPG headquarters, unprovoked by pro government forces.
00:15:18.000And so the United States launched a very aggressive airstrike, killing 100 Russian mercenaries, which Vladimir Putin didn't intervene because he said these were mercenaries, were not affiliated with these people.
00:15:28.000But many people, myself included, saw that airstrike as a way to deter Erdogan, saying, You're on notice, we are willing to act in the region.
00:15:36.000But it looks like Erdogan is pressing right ahead and going towards Manbij.
00:15:39.000And this brings us to today, the latest development, which is very, very worrisome, which is that President Macron of France has announced that immediately, immediately, he will be mobilizing an indeterminate amount of troops into Manbij to fortify the United States presence there and to defend the Kurds.
00:15:58.000And so now you understand, now you're starting to see where the conflict is coming together here, where all these different countries are all coming together in a very troubling way.
00:16:07.000It's looking, in a lot of ways, a lot like World War I.
00:16:11.000A lot like World War II, where great powers are being drawn into these proxy wars to shore up their allies.
00:16:18.000And I wouldn't say that we're at risk of World War III.
00:16:20.000I wouldn't say that there's an imminent threat of a global catastrophe and a falling out.
00:16:26.000But you understand that once you get all these great powers within a failed state, you get France and the United States and Turkey and Russia and China and Iran and Syria, and they're all in the same very small country.
00:16:49.000You don't know where the other country is.
00:16:50.000You don't know if they're mercenaries, if they're Russian troops.
00:16:54.000You don't know if they're American advisors, if they're Kurdish troops.
00:16:57.000I mean, what happens in this kind of a situation is not necessarily that the United States will declare war on Turkey or the United States will declare war on Russia.
00:17:07.000The problem is that in these close quarters, when there's confusion, when there's the fog of war, it increases the probability, it increases the likelihood.
00:17:15.000That there's a miscalculation increases the likelihood that a mistake is made.
00:17:21.000And when you're in this kind of a high stakes situation, a mistake could be very costly.
00:17:25.000What happens if the United States conducts an airstrike and they kill Russians?
00:17:29.000And not just mercenaries, but Russian troops.
00:17:32.000What happens if Turks kill Frenchmen in Manbij?
00:17:35.000Is France going to go to war with Turkey?
00:17:38.000Are all the NATO allies going to go to war against Turkey in defense of France?
00:17:43.000How will that bode for Russia and Turkey?
00:17:59.000And France getting involved is just escalating the conflict.
00:18:02.000But I mean, to be fair, there really are not a lot of good solutions here.
00:18:06.000In a way, you could look at French involvement as some deterrent that if the Turks are going to go to war against the United States, if they're going to shell this city, if we're calling them on their bluff, They're going to have to attack the United States, and now they're going to have to attack France.
00:18:21.000And you wonder is that something they're going to do?
00:18:23.000Turkey is trying to get in the European Union.
00:18:26.000Turkey is trying to navigate these waters with other European nations, with the migrant crisis, and with other things.
00:19:04.000And all these teams are just on the island.
00:19:06.000Not to make a cheesy, how do you do, fellow kids analogy, but I mean, that's really what it's like.
00:19:11.000It's just like anything goes, total anarchy, free for all, and it's Team France and Team USA and Team Russia, and God knows who else is even in there.
00:19:20.000China, they say they have troops in there.
00:19:23.000There is a very high chance now with all these different actors in there, and as ISIS is cleaned up, and now you're forming some kind of solid boundaries between actual real political actors as opposed to tribes and militiamen and ISIS, you know, a proto terrorist state.
00:19:39.000Now, you actually have countries coming into friction with each other as the situation is sewn up.
00:19:44.000And so there's a much higher risk, there's a much higher probability of something going very, very wrong.
00:20:12.000For a war in Syria, because Israel right now sees themselves as under siege from Hezbollah in Lebanon.
00:20:19.000They see themselves as under siege from Iran, which has a greater and greater presence in Syria.
00:20:24.000They're trying to defend their illegal acquisitions in the Golan Heights, which they seized in the 1967 war, and they officially claimed in the 1980s.
00:20:34.000And so we saw last month they did a series of very aggressive airstrikes in Syria in response to allegedly one Iranian drone flying to Israeli airspace.
00:21:18.000Can we clearly identify why the American people have an interest, have a reason to intervene in Syria?
00:21:25.000And then understand are those interests worth potentially going to war with Russia?
00:21:31.000Are those, whatever convoluted, obscure reasons the Pentagon can come up with for why we have any troops at all in Syria after ISIS is gone, can we justify those interests on the premise that we would be significantly risking an all out confrontation?
00:21:48.000A military convention in the desert with Russia and China and Iran over those interests.
00:23:46.000All we know, two paragraphs in, is we've got a high school employee who's threatened to go on a killing spree and he's an old guy, 63, Carl Lemon.
00:23:54.000That doesn't sound like a foreign name or anything, so who knows?
00:23:58.000Police said shortly after noon officers were dispatched to the high school for a threatening situation.
00:24:12.000Police said Lemon stated that he hates white people.
00:24:15.000Oh, so here we are on paragraph five of the article.
00:24:18.000Not in the headline, not in the first paragraph, second, third, fourth.
00:24:22.000We're all the way down towards the end where they finally admit police said that Lemon stated the reason that he was motivated to make these threats was that he hates white people and couldn't wait, quote, for the Panthers to give the okay and a revolution begins because he will execute every white man.
00:24:47.000Would you glean all of that from the headline?
00:24:49.000Would you glean that this was a hate crime?
00:24:51.000That this was a racially motivated black supremacist, black exterminationist hate crime against white people from the headline or from any of the preceding paragraphs?
00:25:21.000I mean, think about even the way they phrase the sentence.
00:25:24.000The school was put on lockdown Wednesday after this happened.
00:25:27.000So, I mean, the subject of the sentence is the school being put on lockdown.
00:25:30.000And only later on do they reveal oh, wait a minute.
00:25:33.000A Black Panther, a political, racial extremist, a racial supremacist, said he wants to exterminate, he will kill every white man he gets his hands on.
00:25:44.000In a school, he was arrested for doing this.
00:25:48.000Has there been a big media outcry about this one?
00:25:51.000Has there been a big Twitter moments category?
00:25:54.000Twitter is outraged over black supremacists who says X, Y, and Z. Was this a big headline on CNN?
00:26:11.000And when you see stories like this, when you see moments like this, and by the way, this happens time and time again, whether it's a Muslim terror attack, whether it's black crime, Whether it's black, racially motivated crime, you always get this treatment.
00:26:27.000When it is reported, they barely even mention the fact that he's an African American individual who's threatening to exterminate white people.
00:26:36.000Could you imagine if there were a similar case?
00:26:40.000Think very carefully about the context.
00:26:42.000In the context of the Parkland shooting, if you had a school faculty member, say, some old white racist, some old white bastard, all these white people are so expendable.
00:26:54.000If you had some old white guy in a high school and he was making threats to other teachers saying, when the alt right gives the okay and the revolution begins, I'll execute every black man I get my hands on.
00:27:09.000Could you imagine if a white faculty member said something to that effect about the alt right, about people of color in the wake of the Parkland shooting?
00:27:49.000You'd get some, you know, bitchy woman on CNN saying, and you know, actually, Don, you know, if you look at the data, white people are the real.
00:27:55.000So you would get the whole nine yards on this if it was a white person.
00:28:11.000And why this matters, why this is important, is because it serves to demonstrate that the left, in a very clear and stark and black and white way, no pun intended, it shows that the left does not believe in their stated principles.
00:28:26.000The left does not believe when they go out and they tell you they believe in equality, they believe in egalitarianism, they believe in anti racism, they believe in love and peace.
00:28:40.000Their stated principles are shown to be completely shallow and hollow and actually just outright disingenuous when you see racism against white people, because when you see that, it's either ignored, in some cases, it's celebrated, but at the very least, nobody's making a big fuss about it like we do with anybody else.
00:28:58.000And that's why these stories are important, because they go to show for anybody who is confused, anybody who is uncertain, for anybody who is still ambiguous whether or not the left really cares about if you're being.
00:29:09.000A supremacist, if you're being a racialist or anything like that, they don't care when it's white people because it's never been about racism.
00:29:24.000And then at the same time, they'll pretend like there's a white supremacist problem in the country.
00:29:28.000You know, I mean, it's this weird thing where at once they are the underdog, at once they are David fighting Goliath.
00:29:34.000They are eternally fighting against the system and the status quo.
00:29:38.000And that's why Twitter is their sponsor, right?
00:29:41.000That's why Twitter champions their cause and Facebook does, and all the politicians and the banks and the media and the IPSs or the ISPs, rather.
00:29:49.000That's why they all collude to prop up the left wing narrative, right?
00:30:05.000But at the same time, they also have it that the media controls the narrative, Facebook controls everything and all the rest, and they're all on the left.
00:30:13.000So, I see something like that, and it just makes my skin crawl because you know that if the roles were reversed, and certainly I've said things far less extreme, far less hateful, far less outright exterminationist, and I've gotten raked over the coals by Media Matters and Huffington Post and Time and the Associated Press and all these different things.
00:30:36.000You know, I say we should kill people that are traitors to our country, and I'm plastered all over.
00:30:40.000CNN's calling RSBN saying, this Nick guy.
00:30:46.000I'm at Charlottesville saying white identity is on the rise.
00:30:49.000People are calling me up, sending me death threats.
00:30:51.000And the media is saying, you know, this white supremacist Nazi gets kicked out of Boston.
00:30:56.000Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
00:30:58.000This guy, he's out there in a public school after the worst school shooting in five years, saying he's going to exterminate all white people.
00:31:04.000And he can't find anybody to talk about it.
00:31:18.000But, you know, something's going to have to change.
00:31:23.000You know, we talked about this with Mike Tokes on the ethnic nationalist debate.
00:31:28.000It's not a question of can I get along with other races or on an individual level if you and me can get along.
00:31:35.000It's a question of can this situation endure?
00:31:39.000Can these two very different peoples with very antagonistic histories or histories of antagonism live side by side without things like this and without things like this sparking much greater conflict?
00:31:55.000And look, as much as I'd like to say we can all live in peace and harmony, as much as I like to turn on the television and we watch the feel good stuff that tells us, you know, oh, look, here, we're all enjoying each other and it doesn't matter that we have differences.
00:32:08.000We're Americans and we can overcome that.
00:32:10.000As much as I would so love to believe that's possible.
00:32:13.000And often I find myself drifting towards that every now and again, saying, you know, can we, is it really so difficult?
00:32:46.000We're flipping a coin and gambling our whole future of our civilization on whether we can be the one country that defies all the odds that our Anglo Protestant tradition and the American creed and all of that is able to overcome human nature.
00:33:01.000Or are we going to be like every other country at every other time in human history and collapse into civil war?
00:33:11.000But so that's the white killing spree.
00:33:13.000The last thing we got to talk about here, pretty quick episode.
00:33:17.000Before we get into our questions and remember to send them up on the Streamlabs, I just set up my Twitch verification where you go into Twitch and you set it up so that you're like an affiliate.
00:33:28.000I think they call it like the Twitch affiliate, like YouTube, you have partners.
00:34:57.000She did a radio show, which I listened to for a long time when I was working in my dad's company.
00:35:01.000I used to listen to her when I was doing my work, and I liked her a lot.
00:35:06.000I didn't like, she kept plugging her weird outlet, which is called The Life Zet, which I guess it was an okay magazine, but the name was just weird.
00:35:20.000It's like The Ingram Angle or something.
00:35:22.000And so she went out and she tweeted about David Hogg, who's this kid, the skinny kid, who's causing all this trouble about Parkland and who's bullying politicians and everything and throwing up, you know, Roman salutes and all that.
00:35:34.000Laura Ingram gets on his case and she makes fun of him on Twitter for not getting into college.
00:35:38.000He got rejected from all these, like, really easy colleges to get into.
00:35:42.000He got rejected from colleges that have, like, an 80% approval rating.
00:35:46.000He did badly on his SATs, on his grades.
00:35:49.000And so Laura Ingram basically, she, like, made fun of him on Twitter.
00:35:52.000Said, like, you know, David Hogg didn't get into these colleges.
00:36:12.000And so all of a sudden now you have seven sponsors.
00:36:15.000Seven of Laura Ingram's biggest sponsors have pulled out of her show because David Hogg, this little shit, this little kid, this skinny kid, this Jewish kid, gets on Twitter and says, Here are the 12 big sponsors.
00:37:43.000And I guess this is the sheer brilliance of the Democrats.
00:37:46.000This is maybe where they're a little bit intelligent, these are the perfect political activists because they've made themselves untouchable.
00:37:53.000Who's going to attack the 17 year old?
00:37:56.000They can go out there and say whatever kind of stuff they want.
00:38:14.000But they get out there, they're very disrespectful, they're very rude, they're crass, they disrespect the Constitution and all of that.
00:38:22.000And I think they're making themselves unlikable.
00:38:24.000They've ruined any goodwill that they had.
00:38:26.000However, when you're looking at the corporate image, when you're looking at the sponsors and that kind of thing, they do have to take into consideration the big lobbies, they have to take into consideration social media.
00:38:37.000You know, Hulu is much more apt to bow to pressure from David Hogg.
00:38:41.000And all the Democratic people behind him than voters in Pennsylvania or Ohio.
00:38:47.000But that's what makes them sort of the perfect political operative he can go out there, Hogg can go out there and be this radical left wing guy, radical gun control advocate.
00:38:56.000And then the minute anybody's going to try to attack his credibility or go after his policy positions, he gets to cry foul and say, you know, no, no, I'm just a young guy.
00:39:29.000You get into politics and this is the game.
00:39:31.000I got attacked by major outlets, literal pedophiles, alleged pedophiles in Reagan Battalion who wanted to ruin my career, who watched my show every night to clip videos so that they could put it up online and say, fire this kid, get him off of your network.
00:39:47.000Cassidy Dillon, who, like, Tries to bully me all the time on Twitter and then he just gets absolutely embarrasses himself.
00:39:58.000But I mean, all kinds of people adults, media people, left wing people, right wing people.
00:40:03.000Ben Shapiro, who's got a million followers, who tweets out to his million followers this concern troll about me the time that I said race mixing is no good and Jewish people, they're okay.
00:40:54.000I'm tough because I can take the heat.
00:40:57.000When people are doxing me, when people are going after my family, when people are going after me, and I get canned and I get fired and all this stuff happens, I'm cool, I'm calm, I'm collected, I'm tough, I can take it.
00:43:19.000You know, I didn't get into these very right wing literature and thinkers and all the rest because I was like, you know, we have to save Imperium Europa.
00:44:27.000We figured it out in the last 18 years.
00:44:30.000The woke teenagers who voted for Barack Obama discovered that actually all races are equal.
00:44:36.000It was this jarring discovery that has shaken the world.
00:44:39.000For 10,000 years, the most intelligent people that have ever lived understood or thought, rather, wrongly, that races had differences, that there were different peoples in the world.
00:45:25.000All the geniuses, all the philosophers, the musicians, the mathematicians, the poets, the political leaders, just about everybody in world history, they were wrong to think that races were different.
00:45:37.000They were wrong to think that, you know, Europeans and Africans and Asians are all their own people.
00:46:01.000My eight year old came up to me the other day and they said, you know what?
00:46:04.000My eight year old came up and they said, actually, three years old came up and they said, Dad, you know, I think racial egalitarianism is probably the most important step we've taken since the end of the Cold War.
00:46:14.000And I was like, you know, son, you're so right about that.
00:46:38.000I'd have to read the distributist literature.
00:46:41.000Maybe I'll do a video about that one time, but we could look into that when we get into more economic subjects, sure.
00:46:46.000I mean, the general premise of Catholic economics is that the country does better, a society does better when the wealth is distributed.
00:46:55.000And not like it's seized and then redistributed, but that a country does better.
00:47:01.000When the ordinary lot of people have wealth.
00:47:05.000And so I think you could achieve that with a number of different economic systems.
00:47:09.000But the goal of the Catholic Church, what they see as ideal is that ordinary people have money and so they have some degree of sovereignty.
00:50:21.000We're not about that degenerate, hedonistic lifestyle.
00:50:24.000I remember my former business partner, one of the first nags he launched against me in my own Discord was Nick has never slept with a woman.
00:51:13.000Well, we're going to have to invest all of the government money.
00:51:16.000If I ever become the new Caesar, if there's ever a new Caesarism in the country, we're going to have to divert a significant amount of the money into genetically engineering cat boys into existence.
00:51:26.000It's going to have, look, look, it's not my choice.
00:51:28.000It's just like ethnic nationalism, it's not my choice.
00:53:42.000So if you want to see that, if you want to see Nick in a very casual, laid back environment, hanging out with the friends, you got to subscribe on twitch.tv slash Nick J. Fuentes.
00:53:51.000I believe the link is in the description.
00:53:54.000Nick, thoughts on Nicholas Cruz getting love letters right now?
00:53:57.000It's more disappointment from the female future, right?
00:54:02.000Another shining, another ray of sunshine from our female future that all these ladies are sending love letters to the killer in the Parkland shooting, sending lewd, Photos.
00:54:15.000One girl sent a picture of herself eating a popsicle.
00:54:17.000One girl sent a picture of herself in a bikini to Nicholas Cruz.
00:54:21.000And they say, Oh, you're so handsome with your freckles and all this.
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