Breitbart Radio's John Fredericks joins us to talk about the Virginia primary, the upcoming midterms, and why the deep state is going to lose in 2020. Steve and John are joined by John's good friend and long-time colleague, John "The Bus" Fredericks.
00:02:32.780It's not, you're not going to see Jim Jordan and Comer and Mike Johnson and all these clowns running around.
00:02:36.880You're going to see hammers coming at the Trump administration.
00:02:40.660To prep for, the predicate for 26 is right now.
00:02:43.820That's why Gavin Newsom, he's running for president of the United States.
00:02:46.120That's why he's spending so much time on it.
00:02:48.040That's why we spend so much time on it, on redistricting.
00:02:50.420Because just like the win we got in 22, in fact, the reason we have control of the House is Alex DeGrasse, the war room, and a couple other institutions got involved.
00:03:00.480And he picked up, I think, a net eight seats in 21 that have given us the majority in 22.
00:03:05.740Well, this fight for the redistricting is 10 times harder.
00:03:18.420This bus was the same bus you took around in 21.
00:03:22.440When you came up with the theory and said, hey, Steve, I think this guy, Yunkin, who's no MAGA, no Trump guy, we can win this.
00:03:29.540If we take the bus around and we have a turnout in the MAGA districts at almost like 80 or 85 percent of presidential levels in 2020, we can win this.
00:03:40.360And your theory turned out to be right.
00:03:42.180Why have you now taken the bus out to Indiana, sir?
00:04:02.160Basically, we're right outside the Capitol with the Trump bus.
00:04:05.860We're going to be here right through next Friday.
00:04:08.880Let me tell you what the situation is.
00:04:10.840We're looking at two House seat pickups in Indiana that are there if we can pass their initiative through the House and the Senate and get this to the Supreme Court of Indiana, which I'm told it will pass.
00:04:29.960In the House, Indiana has a 70 to 30 edge.
00:04:33.640We expect that vote in the House to come tomorrow.
00:04:36.840This is likely to pass the House by a substantial margin, probably, if not 65, you know, 35, like 62, 38 or something.
00:04:47.880So it has a majority of House members, Republicans, backing this.
00:04:52.520Then when that happens tomorrow, then it goes to the Indiana State Senate where things get a little tougher.
00:04:58.940Right now, the State Senate in Indiana has even a bigger majority.
00:05:03.300Percentage-wise, they have out of 50, they have 40 Republicans, 10 Dems.
00:05:09.500Plus, they have the lieutenant governor to break the tie.
00:05:12.760So they need 25 votes out of the Republican Senate in order to pass this redistricting for us to pick up two seats and perhaps save America.
00:05:23.660Where we are right now is we need 25 votes.
00:05:27.860And right now, on the record, it's 2020.
00:05:54.240You're going to be eating out of a trash can if you don't get on the same page because the people you're fighting are gerrymandering anything as in Virginia.
00:06:03.340So as we go through tomorrow, we need a big vote out of the House.
00:06:07.360And then as we go through the week starting Monday when the Senate here convenes in a special session called by the governor, Mike Braun, in order to do this, then the pressure is going to start.
00:06:19.620We need to peel away at least five, which we think we can do.
00:19:46.160Ryan Grimm joins us now from DropSite News.
00:19:49.000Sir, you had a piece yesterday talking about how, I guess, the labor government or Starmer is going out of its way to shut down the monetization of sites like Breitbart.
00:20:00.480But I want you to step back for a second and tell, because I think what's going on in the U.K., and we get hit with this a lot, what is the difference in the U.K. and the U.S., as tough as it is in the U.S., the U.K. is actually laying out a model that a lot of the radical Democrats want to use about shutting down free speech.
00:20:20.440I mean, one of the great things about the United States is that we have a First Amendment.
00:20:25.280I think a lot of people don't realize how special and unique that is.
00:20:30.140And the First Amendment allows not just journalists but any citizen to publish classified information, to register a hateful opinion if they want to do so.
00:20:43.640If you don't have a First Amendment, the government can then dictate what can be published and can define what counts as hate speech.
00:20:54.040Obviously, here in the United States, you can't direct violent threats at somebody.
00:21:00.620But beyond that, you have deep First Amendment protections.
00:21:02.940So in the U.K. now, you have very little protections around speech if what you're saying is determined to be against what the government says is allowed.
00:21:16.320They're going particularly after critics of Israel, but it goes broader than that too.
00:21:23.820So what are they doing specifically with Breitbart?
00:22:07.040And so they secretly then finance these organizations that are said to be kind of grassroots Britons who are simply concerned about misinformation and disinformation and hate speech.
00:22:20.680What we can now reveal is that this was part of Keir Starmer's political machine.
00:22:27.340And the goal was to defeat Corbynism and take over the Labour Party via Keir Starmer.
00:22:33.680But while they're going after the left, they also start going after alt-right and right-wing populist media as well.
00:22:41.660And that's where Breitbart and also the Federalist and Zero Hedge and some others come into their sights.
00:22:47.740And they start with the government office and the parliament and get them to demonetize Breitbart.
00:26:06.320I mean, so I was posting anonymously on Twitter as Raw Egg Nationalist from about 2020, and then as I started to become more prominent in around about 2024, I started to get attention from the authorities.
00:26:20.120And then in the summer of 2024, I was doxed by an activist organization in the UK called Hope Not Hate, which incidentally works directly with the government and receives hundreds of thousands of pounds from the UK government.
00:26:33.240So there's a very, very clear suggestion, actually, that my identity was revealed to the world because the UK government wanted that to happen.
00:26:42.680And it's similar to things, you know, that have happened in the US with people like Douglas Mackey, for example, Ricky Vaughan.
00:26:49.480You know, he was an anonymous poster, and he was the subject of what was probably a kind of government-backed attempt not only to reveal his identity but then also to persecute him and prosecute him.
00:27:03.360So, I mean, there are very, very serious, very, very sinister things happening in the UK at the moment around free speech, and it's good that people in America are really paying attention now.
00:27:13.560No, we're going to take a short commercial break and we're going to bring you back for an entire segment and a half.
00:27:20.260I want to drill down on your beliefs and your thoughts.
00:27:23.580When Hope Not Hate did this, they're funded by the UK government, they wanted harm to come to you.
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00:29:06.080Okay, the raw egg nationalist joins us, one of the most controversial individuals, I think, globally.
00:29:14.540So what is your – you've got a new book, and I'm going to get to that in a second.
00:29:18.580But you really rose to really global prominence in this movement about the return to masculinity.
00:29:26.560And as such, the British government doxxed you and wanted your name known so that you could be intimidated, which you're not.
00:29:32.740But walk us through, what is it about your beliefs, your philosophy about masculinity that the existing established order finds so dangerous to the fact that the government itself,
00:29:45.420through one of its apparatuses, would actually try to open you up to harm and have your career ruined, sir?
00:29:54.580Well, I think it's a truism, actually, you know, that tyrants of all stripes across the ages are afraid of men.
00:30:02.900And they're afraid of men who are organized and disciplined, motivated, men who associate with one another, who pursue shared goals and values.
00:30:13.140You know, if you read Aristotle, if you read the politics, book five of the politics, where Aristotle talks about tyrants and what tyrants do in order to maintain their power,
00:30:24.040he says, look, tyrants prevent men from associating with one another.
00:30:29.580Tyrants close down the voluntary associations, the gymnasia.
00:30:33.860Tyrants prevent men from associating with one another.
00:30:36.500They prevent men from sort of having shared projects.
00:30:41.460They set men at each other's throats in order that they aren't at the throat of the tyrant himself.
00:30:47.940And my message really has been from the start, you know, it's kind of a Jordan, a kind of message that Jordan Peterson actually,
00:30:55.140in a kind of milder form, has been putting forward and that's been very, very popular and really caught on,
00:31:01.060which is that men need to take control of their own lives.
00:31:03.760You need to take control of what you eat.
00:31:17.860You know, you need to sort yourself out.
00:31:19.540You need to find other men who share your values, who share your goals, who are patriotic.
00:31:26.300And, you know, you need to work towards the renewal of the nation.
00:31:29.880And so I think really it is it's this fundamental truth.
00:31:34.320You know, tyrannical governments hate men who are organized and who are patriotic and who have, well, basically testosterone.
00:31:44.120Could you look back over British or American history like Victorian era?
00:31:49.900I mean, are there specific ways you can point to times when men, you know, not just with diet and with habits like that,
00:31:58.080but with associations and bonding and camaraderie that this has happened before, that you had a stronger nation because you had?
00:32:05.800You could actually point to historical examples where men bonding together with camaraderie, this kind of sense of purpose,
00:32:14.260having sorted out personal problems in United to drive to drive the nation forward has happened before in either British or American history.
00:32:21.800Yeah, of course. I mean, I think you only need to look at the American Revolution to see what, you know,
00:32:29.220what a small, determined, hard core of men who love freedom, who have who are patriots, you know,
00:32:36.560who want to resist tyrannical government, who want to achieve political representation can do.
00:32:43.900You know, I mean, you have these movements in the U.S. of three percenters, and actually it was probably, you know,
00:32:49.500a far smaller percentage actually of the colonial pre-revolutionary population that actually did fight in the Revolutionary War.
00:32:58.260But there are examples from throughout history.
00:33:00.320I mean, one of my favorite examples actually is the conquistadors, you know,
00:33:04.180and what they managed to do in not only in the Caribbean, but then also on the Central American mainland.
00:33:11.640You know, you had a tiny, tiny number of very, very determined, well-organized men led by these inspirational leaders,
00:34:10.560What are exactly your theories that so freaked out the established order to the point that they tried to get you actually shut down?
00:34:19.620Well, one of the things I think that really they didn't like, I wrote a book in 2022 that was actually had a very good forward from Norbin Laden,
00:34:31.320who I know is a treasured guest of yours.
00:34:35.420The book was called The Eggs Benedict Option, which is a kind of ironic reference to Rod Dreher's Benedict Option.
00:34:42.380But it was about the plan for a global plant-based diet and about the relationship between control of the food supply and political control.
00:34:52.860And this is actually something that goes right back to Plato.
00:34:55.700So in Plato's Republic, Plato has Socrates discuss this sort of hypothetical, harmonious, perfect society
00:35:04.700where you control the mass of the ordinary people by making them eat a vegetarian diet.
00:35:49.020Why are captains of industry and celebrities all telling us that we need to stop eating meat?
00:35:53.860We need to stop drinking milk and eating eggs and other animal products.
00:35:57.460And it's about, well, fundamentally, my contention is that it's about control.
00:36:02.660It's about consolidation of control of the food supply, mainly in the hands of corporations.
00:36:08.080So that's a long-term trend that we see, I think, in diet and nutrition, in food.
00:36:16.680Across the 20th century is the consolidation of control of the food supply in the hands of smaller and smaller number of larger and larger players.
00:36:25.900And it's been a disaster for our health.
00:36:28.400I mean, this whole Make America Healthy Again movement that's being spearheaded by RFK Jr.,
00:36:33.120I mean, it is fundamentally a revolt against corporate control of the food supply and the terrible, terrible effects it's had on our health.
00:36:40.520So I think that that's I think that that really scared them.
00:36:44.100I think that that was something that really made them sit up and take notice, because it's quite a novel interpretation.
00:36:50.680And it's not the it's not the interpretation that we're told, you know, when we when we are told that we need to stop eating animal products.
00:36:58.420We're told we need to save the planet.
00:37:00.060We need to stop, you know, we need to stop livestock burping and breaking wind to, you know, to stop the planet overheating.
00:37:08.160And we also need to feed 10 billion people and especially five, you know, five billion people in Africa by the middle of the century.
00:37:15.160So we need to abandon this wasteful animal agriculture.
00:37:18.220But actually, really, I think that that is just an ideological excuse for consolidation of control of the food supply and of the population.
00:37:26.280Now, you take it on. Talk to me about this new book, The Last Men, because you wrote a trilogy.
00:37:32.200Then there was a gap. Now you've come up with a new book that's going to come out, I think, in the middle of the month from a sky horse.
00:37:38.480Tony Lyons and the team. It's The Last Men.
00:37:41.600Do you take that off of was it Fukuyama's? Is that a rift on him?
00:37:47.080What do you mean about The Last Men, about liberalism and destroying masculinity?
00:37:50.720Yeah. So it's a it's a direct reference to Fukuyama.
00:37:56.040And in fact, Fukuyama is the main kind of he provides the main framing of the of the argument of the book about what's been happening in terms of the development of democracy and what that does to men.
00:38:09.520So Fukuyama talks about thimos, about the about what happens to thimos, which is basically the the way that the ancient Greeks used to refer to spiritedness, to the kind of things that drive men to achieve, to compete with one another.
00:38:26.840Fukuyama's Fukuyama's argument is basically that the triumph of liberal democracy is the triumph of a particular kind of thimos at the expense of another.
00:38:36.840So, you know, in liberal democracy, we can be recognized as equal, but we can't be recognized as better.
00:38:44.680And so that has very, very distinct effects, I think, on male behavior, because, you know, testosterone drives men to compete with one another.
00:38:56.700But we've created a political system that is making it increasingly hard for certain forms of fundamental male behavior actually ever to be expressed.
00:39:06.020I mean, the book is a follow on, actually, from a Tucker Carlson documentary that I was in in 2022.
00:39:12.060So this is another reason why I really, really kind of sprang to prominence is because I featured in this Tucker Carlson documentary called The End of Men.
00:39:20.080I was pretty much the main star, along with RFK Jr., about testosterone decline and about the causes of testosterone decline.
00:39:28.200Things like exposure to pesticides, sedentary lifestyles, obesity, all that kind of stuff.
00:39:35.020But it was also about the political implications of testosterone decline on a civilizational level.
00:39:41.060And testosterone is declining on a civilizational level.
00:39:44.120You know, there are studies like the Massachusetts Male Aging Study, for example, which took place from the late 80s into the early 2000s in the Boston area that showed that on average, year on year, male testosterone levels are declining by 1%.
00:40:06.820You know, what's going to happen in 100 years?
00:40:08.540Are men going to have any testosterone at all?
00:40:11.160And the thing is, you know, testosterone isn't the only thing that makes men masculine, but it's a very, very important part of the equation.
00:40:20.460And it's something that's generally neglected, I think, in this quite broad literature on the kind of crisis of masculinity, if you will.
00:40:30.200So, you know, Jordan Peterson talks about it.
00:40:32.800Richard Reeves, Senator Josh Hawley has a book about, you know, what's wrong with young men.
00:40:37.760But none of them talk about testosterone.
00:40:39.520And, you know, really, really scary things are happening to testosterone levels across the Western world.
00:40:47.820And I think if we don't do something actually to address that, then we're never going to solve the problem.
00:41:21.000You know, if you can ditch processed food and start preparing your own food, preparing your own meals, learning how to cook, eating nutrient-dense animal foods, in particular, building a diet around things like good quality red meat, eggs, milk, other dairy products, et cetera, that will, as a man, that will absolutely improve your testosterone levels.
00:41:41.360Exercise, lifting weights in particular, but, you know, if you're overweight, just losing weight will increase your testosterone significantly.
00:41:49.660One thing actually that is neglected is sleep.
00:41:53.760Sleep is a very, very powerful determinant of hormonal health.
00:41:58.040There's a study that shows, for example, if you double your sleep from four to eight hours, you can double your testosterone levels.
00:42:04.440So get serious about getting a good night's sleep.
00:42:08.740If you attend to your diet, you do some exercise, and you sort out your sleep, your health will be incredibly, incredibly improved just by doing those three things alone.
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