Blood Satellite - BSNL26： Chumpgod Transhearts Media Literacy

00:00:00.000 Blast you with the Metallica, rip your head to shreds like Gallagher, sledgehammer your dad like Space Shuttle Challenger

00:00:15.000 Gar slashes, car crashes, guitar thrashes, barbaric fascists, smashing you like Cassius

00:00:20.000 In a barbara, smashed on Jager and Hashish, war clashes, napalm blast hits ashes

00:00:24.000 We'll be right back.

00:00:54.000 To the death, set it off in the street, cock back gas

00:00:56.860 Misses or weapons, whatever attack

00:00:59.000 You don't want it with me, look into my eyes

00:01:01.300 Death rap, listen to it, live it, die

00:01:03.380 Put you dead in your face

00:01:05.080 Stuck you, took you, wash you, wash you, fuck you

00:01:07.840 Any day, any place, any time, snap

00:01:09.840 No remorse, no regret, reppin' to the death

00:01:12.060 Set it off in the street, cock back gas

00:01:14.340 Misses or weapons, whatever attack

00:01:16.460 You don't want it with me, look into my eyes

00:01:18.740 Death rap, listen to it, live it, die

00:01:20.700 Light you up, rapid oxidation, scintillation

00:01:23.340 skin burnt to a cinder disintegration infernal wind flame blazing tinder luminosity human

00:01:28.780 atrocity fumigated found in ditches bodies on top of bodies accumulated like compound

00:01:33.820 dendrites at the helm with a splatter philmax flank attack stomp you like a tank's caterpillar

00:01:38.160 tracks overture and torture let the crows get ya bloodstained gorbachev's head chrome wet jar

00:01:43.120 packing like jack ruby with a short fuse ruby trapped you prep you live on the news

00:01:47.360 lapidation foundness like ralphus rapid heart palpitation scalp you like galfus every subject

00:01:52.520 Sickly, strictly, thug glitter for clipping your mug publicly

00:01:55.780 Punch you dead in your face

00:01:57.440 Stuck you, jokes you, wish you, rush you, fuck you

00:02:00.200 Any day, any place, any time, snap

00:02:02.180 No remorse, no regret, wrap it to the death

00:02:04.380 Set it off in the street, cock back, axe

00:02:06.740 Fist or weapons, whatever attack

00:02:08.840 You don't want it with me, look into my eyes

00:02:11.100 Death rap, listen to it, live it, die

00:02:13.220 Punch you dead in your face

00:02:14.880 Stuck you, jokes you, wish you, rush you, fuck you

00:02:17.660 Any day, any place, any time, snap

00:02:19.660 No remorse, no regret, wrap it to the death

00:02:21.860 Set it off in the street, cocked like cats

00:02:24.180 Fists or weapons, whatever attack

00:02:26.280 You don't want it with me, look into my eyes

00:02:28.560 Death rap, listen to it, live and die

00:02:51.860 Thank you.

00:03:21.860 The things are burning cars and circle poison

00:03:35.060 Villers' minds are hearts, horses wanted bands

00:03:37.460 But find their wings are damaged, more than damage

00:03:39.680 You're listening now, so worry, mighty

00:03:41.720 Hush, rising fast, a big moment of plan

00:03:44.100 It's got a storm, they're coming, months they're coming

00:03:51.860 ...

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00:04:07.360 So they're here to leave it far...

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00:04:13.100 Throw an axe

00:04:14.900 Turn acab man

00:04:16.840 You throw on the edge

00:04:20.800 Are you right on your own?

00:04:25.020 Starland is the end of the storm

00:04:28.920 Starland is the end of the storm

00:04:34.860 We fight with the fixin'

00:04:50.800 You're dead man up alive, who has to help in numbers 1, 2, 5

00:04:58.740 Here's Brick with an idea that the east are coming, west are coming

00:05:01.820 Gravity's rainbow, the axis here is still unknown

00:05:05.060 Children's faces glow, the wasteland guides, the wasteland guides know

00:05:20.800 So the light is

00:05:36.300 To hate your song

00:05:38.940 You start with the edge

00:05:42.300 And you end on your own

00:05:44.400 So the light is

00:05:47.800 To hate your song

00:05:50.300 You are my Alice

00:05:52.140 and here is the soul

00:05:57.420 You are my Alice

00:05:59.720 and here is the soul

00:06:02.740 You are my Alice

00:06:05.360 I am your fingers to the soul

00:06:09.520 No, no, no

00:06:11.480 God enlightens you

00:06:14.060 What's my14 fiction?

00:06:20.300 I walk the line, the line I choose

00:06:47.260 I see the people in front of me

00:06:50.240 I climb the wall, the wall of news

00:06:54.060 I watch them show the tragedy

00:06:56.720 If you were me, couldn't you defend

00:07:00.760 The given rights to all of men

00:07:04.120 Let's fuck the world with all its strength

00:07:07.560 They say it's all about to end

00:07:11.060 They say it's all about to end

00:07:18.100 They say, they say

00:07:24.520 There's a prison that's gone but the fear lives on

00:07:28.240 I watch you walking on the dotted line

00:07:31.520 Maybe you don't say what's in front of me

00:07:35.140 Maybe you won't stand the test of time

00:07:38.360 For we live in sin, for we will win

00:07:41.960 I watch the president kiss his family

00:07:44.880 For we live in sin, for we will win

00:07:48.860 I watch the president fuck society

00:07:51.660 If you were me, could you defend

00:07:55.680 Of giving rights to all the men

00:07:59.020 Let's fuck the world with all its strength

00:08:02.500 They say it's all about to end

00:08:08.360 They say it's all about to end

00:08:13.080 They say, they say

00:08:19.540 I've fallen in love with the old times

00:08:23.400 I never mention my own mind

00:08:26.640 Let's fuck the world with all its strength

00:08:30.040 Thank God it's all about to end

00:08:33.740 They say it's all about you and

00:08:40.460 They say, they say

00:08:47.060 They say, they say

00:08:53.900 They say it's all about you

00:09:00.500 are you saving that up we're back we have a lot riding on this episode

00:09:21.140 i got a lot to lose we took three weeks off yeah man can't be doing that well i mean you can

00:09:27.300 you're allowed i bet i bet the blood's got some shit cooking i bet they got some big ideas i do

00:09:34.900 not have a lot planned for this episode i tell you i thought i had a touchdown we're talking

00:09:40.260 this for the episode i had a video all queued up i was so excited just based on the title alone

00:09:47.780 and then i watched it it turned out to be just a pile of dog yeah it sounded like a gold mine

00:09:54.740 Sound like a goal mate. Let's make sure we got this going here

00:10:00.180 Okay, we got bill wilson jews got some galaxy gas from patrick casey

00:10:06.740 They still do that by the way galaxy gas they what like people

00:10:14.820 Yeah, just like i remember ever i never got a chance to try it before it became uncool

00:10:19.700 I didn't even know, like I didn't know the context of it. The only person I ever saw doing it was Zolt

00:10:27.700 The only guy we know who was doing galaxy gas was Zoltanus

00:10:32.900 I don't even know if that's true, but maybe

00:10:38.100 I can't tell anymore when zoomers are fucking with me

00:10:41.700 That's the problem that zoom everyone's talking about galaxy gas. Is this just a bit that I'm following yet another one

00:10:47.780 are they the not the most irony poisoned generation though like did they even know

00:10:52.280 if they're fucking with you yeah did they just invent a drug

00:10:56.160 teenagers are huffing other teenagers and it's like an aerosol can yeah you're just sucking on

00:11:06.960 an aerosol can like i don't care what the what it is the medium like how is that healthy what

00:11:13.340 of what what's the the aerosol gases like some fucking you know you remember whippets well

00:11:19.560 that's different whippets are hilarious whippets are the dumbest drug you can do and i've done so

00:11:24.840 many whippets like at a at an age where that makes sense you can't be doing whippets at our age but

00:11:32.760 i think if you're a teen you should be yeah but it is just starving your brain of oxygen

00:11:38.980 It's so stupid

00:11:41.860 Love it

00:11:43.000 There's some drugs that make sense as drugs

00:11:45.820 And these like injecting drugs is pretty cool

00:11:48.260 That's pretty

00:11:49.620 Familia that's pretty gang you know

00:11:52.060 Like just inhaling a can of something

00:11:57.440 Seems like a looney tunes way to get high

00:12:00.060 A lot of stuff that you bought at Canadian Tire

00:12:02.240 In the gift section

00:12:03.200 Yeah well you can also just buy

00:12:05.760 A medical grade canister of it

00:12:08.220 fair i remember the one time that we went because i think that one man named start with g had so

00:12:16.200 many of them and and we went me and the other guy went to canadian tire to just buy and the

00:12:20.620 but like it's like the refills for the for the the whipped cream things right and they're so tiny

00:12:26.240 and they're so expensive and you like last one of them it's like two bucks for the fucking one

00:12:31.280 okay how how does my mic sound does it sound because i'm hearing some people say it sounds bad

00:12:39.520 sounds okay to me okay yeah it might not be coming through because sounds in what way

00:12:46.320 they're saying uh sounds a bit coagulated i don't know what that means well i mean it could be

00:12:53.440 cleaner i guess i could hear a car in the background and it's that sound i could almost

00:12:58.640 Well, I don't want that I would rather that not be the case about that clarity

00:13:04.000 Okay, we'll figure this out later

00:13:07.600 Oh man, so yeah, we got some some stuff lined up here but first I wanted to just kick things off

00:13:13.200 Because I was getting some dms and some interest in what happened with what happened what happened there with the daughter

00:13:20.560 whatever happened with that

00:13:22.560 And that's what the main reason that we had to take that many weeks off because we added to the house of dimes and it's a girl so we got one boy one girl and you know the stories aren't as fresh in my mind right now but everything that matters has been filtered and floated to the surface and the thing that okay let's just say this so pennies is the name we're going with right now

00:13:52.560 i don't like that because it seems to devalue her and she's a young queen of course and she's

00:13:58.900 deserving better i'm thinking of switching it up to different denominations of money like dimes

00:14:03.640 nickels obviously but maybe she's pence you could also just do different currencies she could be

00:14:09.460 ether or she could be kroner she could be ethereum she could be fucking uh you know we were like

00:14:17.420 batting around farting a coin that's in the maybe pile yeah but um yeah so um she was born uh

00:14:29.860 premature uh due to an induced birth and buckle up if you want to hear about what that's like

00:14:35.600 believe it or not some of the best feedback we get is like the dad stuff that we do and the stuff

00:14:40.700 that I try and say that here's the thing so what I noticed about being a father is that every woman

00:14:49.580 lies about being a mother women don't help each other out at all they're not honest with each

00:14:54.800 other which is counterintuitive right because they talk about it all the time you think some

00:15:00.800 truth would slip through but they're always bigging themselves up they're always high in

00:15:05.560 the truth and just outright lying about themselves but guys we approach this like any other problem

00:15:12.240 yeah like i've got a hole in my roof or my car is making a sound and then guys will kind of gather

00:15:18.980 around and actually try and solve the problem um and there's there's not a lot of ego tied up in

00:15:24.400 that and maybe that comes in later when they start fucking up at sports and stuff but uh i'm open

00:15:30.040 about because there's a lot of young fathers who listen and i get so i got so much feedback from

00:15:34.900 people saying that that's like i'm going through the same thing anyway the point being that i find

00:15:40.280 it interesting because this is a new experience an induced birth what the fuck is that what does

00:15:45.280 that mean and once you start talking about a lot of people go through this i got like five guys

00:15:49.780 were talking to me saying like oh yeah that happened to us and i can't find any correlation

00:15:54.960 between that and age and race and geography or whatever just seems to be seems to be a thing

00:16:03.620 that happens um and maybe maybe it's vax related maybe it's plastic in the water and the balls

00:16:10.920 related you know i mean like but if you told me there's more like premature and irregular births

00:16:16.840 now than a hundred years ago i'd probably believe you just on its face yeah and so it's something

00:16:23.200 like it's way more common than you think miscarriages are way more like miscarriages in

00:16:28.060 general are more common i think but again if you told me that there's more now i would just on its

00:16:33.100 face believe you um even like our neighbors like our young neighbors like they they young fit

00:16:39.680 virile beautiful people they're they're wonderful and they had they've been trying i hate saying

00:16:47.300 that don't you don't you ain't having to say that in a in a party i hate saying it i don't hate

00:16:52.180 doing it in a cafe yeah in the louvre right why for baby i'm trying and you say here's a guy who's

00:17:02.040 busting. Here's

00:17:04.120 a guy who's spraying

00:17:06.360 seed. Here's a guy who's eating all

00:17:08.200 kinds of food to make

00:17:10.120 more of it. That's what you say when

00:17:12.180 you kind of shove yourself like, we're trying.

00:17:15.220 Yeah, I'm coming.

00:17:17.640 Which you could say at any time, right?

00:17:20.280 But that is the only time you can say it.

00:17:22.080 It's not against the law, technically.

00:17:24.300 You could also say that on a Wednesday.

00:17:26.920 You can also say that

00:17:28.200 you could say that

00:17:30.240 going to the Premier

00:17:31.920 the movie premier or talking to your premier uh so deuce birth what does that mean so there's a

00:17:41.620 lot i'm going to say about this but as i said the important information came to the front and so the

00:17:48.480 story i need to tell and i haven't told you this if this this is going to stay with me the rest of

00:17:53.100 my life so point i'll skip ahead here pennies is in the natal intensive care unit called the

00:17:59.480 NICU babies that are born prematurely they got to go there into an incubator right and it's this

00:18:05.680 really horrific sight you know she was born and then just whisked away almost immediately unless

00:18:12.100 you advocate for yourself to the nurses and say no it's important that the baby has some skin on

00:18:18.280 skin contact with the mother because you gotta do this the whole time we'll get to that later

00:18:21.960 but she's in there in an in a incubator tubes and she's being fed through her nose she's got

00:18:29.720 a c-pat machine on so and in her eyes it's just it's it's cyberpunk it's otherworldly

00:18:36.540 so she's in there for a week a week straight of her they're trying to make sure she can breathe

00:18:42.120 properly they're trying to make sure that she's gaining weight all these these things

00:18:46.520 and uh my wife was there every single day and the the real moral of this story is that my wife is a

00:18:55.520 soldier and she did things that if i were in a position i would not have done so i'm just just

00:19:03.720 to build in this story so she's there every single day two shifts she's there in the morning she's in

00:19:08.280 the afternoon for a full week just just visit just being around visiting her daughter even if she

00:19:14.380 can't hold her she just wants to be there and i'm dropping her off i'm taking care of nickels i'm

00:19:19.020 doing all kinds of other shit right and there's not a lot of other parents there that's one thing

00:19:23.440 we notice um she's almost like the only and there's it's full of babies but they just don't

00:19:28.460 come and visit them and there's certainly not as much as her and she would know because she's there

00:19:32.220 all the fucking time crazy yeah um but there was one family that had a baby there and this was

00:19:39.540 an african family uh a young black family but african accented which is wonderful of course

00:19:49.320 for everybody and uh their last name is simpson no would you like to know what they named their

00:19:57.560 baby no no they named their baby oj no and i don't mean

00:20:06.140 They named their

00:20:10.060 It's OJ Simpson

00:20:12.200 I'm not fucking with you

00:20:16.480 Is this real?

00:20:17.660 I believe OJ Simpson

00:20:20.180 He has a full name

00:20:23.320 And OJ is just an abbreviation of that

00:20:25.300 This child's first name is actually just

00:20:27.660 The letters O and J

00:20:29.140 Damn

00:20:29.780 I mean

00:20:33.100 We were fucking

00:20:35.360 just considering that to just consider that because okay they're not from here

00:20:41.360 they're from it's just a famous name it's like together you president of

00:20:45.260 Uganda is Adolf Hitler right yeah that's what that actually is what it is like

00:20:50.960 when you hear like there's a Japanese if you told me the the president Japan is

00:20:54.980 homer simpson i fucking believe you or like peter griffin

00:21:02.660 it's also a woman by the way

00:21:07.700 oh it's me peter griffin

00:21:12.900 it has to be your voice

00:21:17.380 just what a topsy-turvy country this is wow this is a i thought this was a serious country

00:21:24.980 But yeah, so I love what you had just said.

00:21:29.300 And this is what I find so fascinating about Africans specifically,

00:21:33.160 because I don't think Mexicans do this,

00:21:35.520 but Africans do where it's just like a Western thing.

00:21:38.420 Like they'll name their kid.

00:21:40.420 Their entire first name will be 50 cent.

00:21:43.420 You know what I mean?

00:21:43.760 It's just that that means status,

00:21:45.960 but also it's,

00:21:47.820 it's an odd time culturally to go after OJ Simpson.

00:21:51.580 Cause who the fuck is talking about OJ Simpson?

00:21:54.240 There's two periods where he can do that. It's when he's the football player and he's a big deal or

00:22:01.740 When he's the murderer, but he's been dead. He's just he's not around

00:22:08.320 He died

00:22:10.420 Pretty sure he was last I checked. He was in prison. I think he died and my man lying. I gotta check the chat

00:22:16.720 I don't even know anything about it. It's just a meme

00:22:20.220 What a terrible name for that baby reminds me that tragedy

00:22:25.760 Yeah

00:22:27.480 Also Burwick says Filipinos do that. I remember the first time I saw like

00:22:32.180 East African guy just named good luck

00:22:35.480 Just all one word good luck and his last name was what who good bug or whatever it was, but I'm like I

00:22:40.700 Laugh at it, but then I also think

00:22:43.460 Good luck is good

00:22:45.460 Maybe you should name yourself after a thing you like.

00:22:49.700 You know what?

00:22:50.120 Why didn't I just name my son first name Kid Rock?

00:22:54.260 I knew a Haitian guy whose last name was Innocent,

00:22:57.560 and it feels like he's just trying to get out in front of the accusations.

00:23:00.820 Like the Pope?

00:23:03.900 His first name is Pope.

00:23:06.660 Can I choose an African guy?

00:23:07.700 His last name is Pope Francis.

00:23:08.900 If you're African, you're probably thinking we're going to name him after a great man

00:23:17.340 so he too can be great. You must know he won't be great.

00:23:21.280 He will remain Ugandan. He will remain Nigerian.

00:23:25.480 What's the best Nigerian you've ever known? He's

00:23:29.540 still just like a call center guy. The best

00:23:33.260 Nigerian is like an upper middle Indian.

00:23:36.140 Nominative determinism doesn't work that well

00:23:43.020 Every Nigerian

00:23:45.540 You can tell their status and rank

00:23:47.420 By whether or not they're dressing like

00:23:49.320 It's Easter

00:23:49.960 They got the black guy Easter suit on

00:23:52.980 Some pastel

00:23:53.800 Ted LaFaro named my son

00:23:58.700 Not gay LaFaro

00:24:00.060 I'm going to say

00:24:02.540 That's unnecessary pressure to put on a kid

00:24:05.400 Like that you know what I mean

00:24:06.120 like that's it puts it the front of their mind at all time like don't be gay don't be dead don't

00:24:11.380 be gay and then after a while just like hodor from game of thrones it just becomes de gay de gay de

00:24:20.360 gay oh sean wyland with uh i love i love a good sean wyland take idiocracy really was a documentary

00:24:31.020 sex freakman says mexicans don't do this but other hispanics definitely do they might i here's i

00:24:43.260 don't know that much about what they're up to i know cartels and that's it it'll be really just

00:24:51.260 big disappointment if i go down there and it's not just all cartel like i want to go to tijuana

00:24:55.580 But if there's a single nice part of Tijuana, I'm going to be gravely disappointed.

00:24:59.880 I'm so mad.

00:25:01.040 Oh, we forgot Berwick.

00:25:02.540 Peteru Givaru.

00:25:06.820 So, yeah.

00:25:07.800 Anyway, just to get back to this, I don't want to spend too, too long on this.

00:25:11.320 But for people who are wondering, Penny's is healthy, home, eating and sleeping a lot,

00:25:19.020 which was contrary to what Nichols did, because Nichols never slept.

00:25:25.580 nickels when he was born right up until like month six he would sleep for 20 minutes at a time

00:25:33.360 and that was very trying but also very concerning because when babies sleep a lot because they're

00:25:42.740 developing their mental faculties they're literally developing their brain when they sleep

00:25:46.920 and so some people find it annoying when kids don't sleep i'm like no he has to sleep

00:25:52.420 because then he's going to come out insane and retarded like his father and we can't have that

00:25:58.540 yeah like i need to set him up for success because i was the same way i don't know what

00:26:05.760 the fuck they did to me they just let me up and now now look behold and so we did every trick in

00:26:12.680 the book driving them around rocking whatever you could do to try and just squeeze 20 minutes

00:26:18.740 40 minutes here and there throughout the day but pennies just sleeps like an angel and there this

00:26:25.140 is what i hear about boys versus girls you know once you become a parent every single old wives

00:26:32.100 tale becomes true yes every everything whatever you heard your grandmother say like

00:26:37.220 boys are this way girls are that way and you're thinking now with people used to eat soap you

00:26:42.340 people you see canned soap shut up but then it turns out it's all true yeah it just they say

00:26:49.060 girls sleep more and that is what it is yeah my mom said that you always go to jupiter to get more

00:26:55.300 stupider and it's where do girls go uh it can't be don't say venus don't pick another planet

00:27:06.740 Go to go to Mars to

00:27:10.660 There's nothing a woman can do that rhymes with Mars

00:27:16.040 Where the fuck do women go why do we go to school for

00:27:21.180 It's not bad then what could it be that's that's not bad

00:27:26.140 It's probably bad

00:27:29.080 I don't want to I don't want to hear it

00:27:31.120 Look I've now you're not gonna be the guy that's my fucking daughter

00:27:34.680 I got a fucking daughter at home

00:27:37.420 You can't be talking like that

00:27:39.680 Raising a daughter

00:27:42.000 As a rabid misogynist

00:27:44.320 They say it can't be done

00:27:45.900 I say it can

00:27:48.320 Absolutely it can

00:27:49.620 You gotta walk between the raindrops

00:27:52.760 You can do it

00:27:54.340 Yeah, because

00:27:55.540 Here's some guys talking about

00:27:58.340 How they're gonna raise their daughters

00:27:59.580 All they want her to do is

00:28:01.520 Marry a good man and never read

00:28:04.640 and i'm like i don't think so i don't i don't think that's i don't think that's like a white

00:28:10.660 thing to do either like i think that even across time it's like you don't want your daughter to

00:28:15.100 be retarded this is another facet of the the nuclear family bottleneck right where we want

00:28:24.680 to look back and idolize or you know the the nuclear family but we had corporate families

00:28:30.660 right we had clans okay so this sex freak when women go to neptune to be house kept tune there

00:28:37.380 there it is all right now now combiner said and this is directed at me because he's being nasty

00:28:43.860 tonight uh girls go to andromeda just like where i found yo mama that rhyme sucks though well also

00:28:50.900 my mother is not an andromeda she's not in the andromeda galaxy so that's just very highly

00:28:57.780 confusing sorry i interrupted you go ahead uh no i was just saying um women women the whole idea

00:29:04.580 of like oh women women should do nothing except cook and uh vacuum the carpet and and and that's

00:29:11.580 it that's not true i mean like like as you said our ancestors women were deeply deeply involved

00:29:16.620 in the family business and all kinds of things they didn't own property they didn't have bank

00:29:20.520 accounts they weren't involved in politics but like women are are can be competent useful people

00:29:26.880 women should read i just the question is what should they read and to what end i like that

00:29:32.660 women should be able to read but once they can read they should immediately stop

00:29:38.420 i want it to be available i want to be in her tool kit but i don't want her picking up a single

00:29:47.620 bug i see what's out there like young adult fiction it's just horror training it's just

00:29:54.180 hey your parents training i don't want her to fill my head with that i mean lord of the rings i guess

00:29:59.180 but i don't know if women read that i was looking at i was looking at guild structures of the middle

00:30:03.980 ages and there were like 90 some established uh trade guilds in uh on the british isles and like

00:30:12.200 a small number but a significant number i think it was like six or seven of them were run popped

00:30:17.820 down by women and it was what you would expect it was like the the the weavers the weavers guild

00:30:23.780 and stuff like that but the point is is this is just women have never and i'm i'm not a sim

00:30:30.260 i always think of you know walking through an art gallery looking at the old paintings

00:30:36.140 that's i know i'm an expert when i say something like old paintings of like what women used to do

00:30:42.200 the aristocratic woman and i say we can embrace those skills what are the top female skills

00:30:49.020 let's see some suggestions in the chat quilting quilting harp playing yeah there you go um you

00:30:58.060 know i heard this this i hear some guys make some pretty wild claims that i end up agreeing with it

00:31:03.980 after i think about it like i remember um my good buddy chris sandbatch he was he had made i forget

00:31:11.000 i think it was in a list or some kind of tweet thread but he was saying that poetry is inherently

00:31:17.520 masculine and it is the novel which is feminine and i had a knee-jerk reaction to that but then i

00:31:24.780 i think it's true like i think or at least i want it to be true but uh then i'm thinking like how

00:31:31.900 many art forms are just feminine and we shouldn't even worry about that like just let women have

00:31:39.140 publishing and we'll just keep poetry just keep that that can be your fucking shit you'll keep

00:31:45.800 all these other skills you know what other skills i think we have to reteach them how to cook

00:31:50.220 because women don't know how to cook so that's going to be some work on our part but we can we

00:31:55.420 can that's a skill yeah what else let's see what we got here teaching caring for young children

00:32:01.540 what do you think about that what teaching and caring for young children because that's one of

00:32:07.440 those things where i'm like i think a very old or very a very old woman or a very old man should do

00:32:13.680 it well we got to be specific i mean we're talking about like you like fourth graders

00:32:20.960 in my opinion it would be the ideal situation would be the woman not the woman i mean you have

00:32:27.120 women who are largely taking care of them during the day while the parents or while the father is

00:32:31.520 off doing something else but then for a certain part of the day the father or a male tutor is

00:32:36.800 taking over to teach them some specific skill or to go give them an experience and go you know we're

00:32:42.080 going to the mill today or something right but i mean most of that supervision should be with a

00:32:47.760 woman a woman is is going to take care of better care of them than a man in terms of like not

00:32:51.760 letting their arms get crushed in the mill so sorry tanning lounging singing maybe you know

00:33:02.960 i assume tan their bodies but also why not tanning leather if you're already tanning why can't you tan

00:33:08.720 other stuff right and whatever you want you know you think about the stuff you'd see in films

00:33:14.880 a you know throwaway scene from gladiator what was the daughter doing that they're brushing

00:33:19.520 each other's hair a lot i from what i can recall right yeah it's a lot of sisters brushing each

00:33:24.800 other's hair in flashbacks what else they hang out by the creek you know yeah girls are always just

00:33:34.560 Putting their feet in the water by the creek

00:33:36.900 Fishing but with nets

00:33:38.700 Fishing but with nets

00:33:40.580 Maybe that's enough

00:33:42.480 That's a full plate right there

00:33:44.520 Not a lot, there's a lot going on there

00:33:46.380 Painting?

00:33:47.820 The number of household crafts

00:33:50.540 That exist

00:33:51.500 I mean there's so many

00:33:54.560 Of them that women could be engaged in

00:33:56.200 If my daughter

00:33:58.660 Says

00:33:59.240 Whatever his name is

00:34:02.500 if my daughter ends up reading obscure transgressive novellia then i'll end my life and then and there

00:34:07.200 i failed as a father in my own opinion that's the shit i worry about like i i don't know what

00:34:11.960 it's like to have a teenage daughter but i'm like i don't know if you just wake up one day

00:34:16.240 and they're we like it's everywhere right like what's i don't know if there's a normal

00:34:20.320 popular book he could read if you ever it's like if you've walked through a major chain bookstore

00:34:27.080 now the stuff they have front and center it's just like runaway slave erotica and like sci-fi

00:34:36.600 girl kills her dad i have that's it i have a theory and i'm testing this theory because i

00:34:42.520 also have two daughters but my theory is that a problem with a lot of women in our generation and

00:34:47.020 probably zoomers as well is that you have fathers who think that kids kind of raise themselves or

00:34:53.520 rather that a girl needs a woman's touch so you let the mother do most of the raising but then

00:34:58.740 the same same fathers are also husbands to that wife and they don't manage the wife so you get

00:35:04.800 what is effectively like emotionally and spiritually a single mom that's my thought and

00:35:09.900 that's how you get daughters that are like this and the dad once the girl turns 16 he's like how

00:35:14.440 oh my daughter's a whore how'd this happen yeah because you weren't like we know about women

00:35:19.440 especially very young women they are extremely malleable compared to boys or compared to men

00:35:25.120 so if you take an active hand in guiding them and you are an active father in their life i i mean

00:35:30.960 and this is this cuts back to the meme about you know daddy issues right like girls who don't have

00:35:36.800 a good relationship with their father you can see them from a mile so i think i mean i don't

00:35:42.400 think you have to worry about it as long as you are an actively involved dad and also active

00:35:48.160 involvement is still a pretty low bar because if you like it doesn't take a lot to put in the

00:35:54.360 minimum amount of effort because when you talk to these people who have the daddy issues it's that

00:35:59.380 the father or like mommy issues of guys is like they had to go to extremes to be bad it's like

00:36:05.960 they were either highly directly abusive or they were they were literally never there like you you

00:36:11.720 can you have maybe three memories of them from growing up you know i mean so you're like always

00:36:16.340 chasing that but it's like yeah you have to actually work kind of hard just to not be present

00:36:20.860 but if you're just actually present that seems to be enough a lot of the time like i'm always

00:36:25.980 explaining this to people um who are asking questions about like nichols he's at an age

00:36:33.220 where like he talks a ton and one thing i noticed it's that most most of the time a tantrum when

00:36:40.920 you see a kid throw a tantrum it's because that that's the last step in like a seven step process

00:36:47.960 that ends up at the tantrum which is just like a feedback loop of like furious sad emotions

00:36:52.900 they kind of just got to wait out but you can kind of stop it before it gets there but i found

00:36:58.160 that most of the time the first thing that leads them there is that they feel they're not being

00:37:04.000 understood and they're saying something and you don't get what they're saying and you can't just

00:37:11.180 say yeah or yes like he'll say something very specific it's kind of garbled right and i can't

00:37:17.140 really understand it and i'll say yeah yeah and he'll like kind of look upset and repeat it and

00:37:24.080 if i keep just saying yeah or ignoring it he'll get anger and anger and anger because what he needs

00:37:28.160 to hear is me to actually repeat

00:37:30.280 the thing he's saying back to him.

00:37:32.060 Don't fucking yes me. Don't fucking yes me.

00:37:34.340 What did I say? Say it back to me.

00:37:35.960 What did I just fucking say? Yeah, because that doesn't

00:37:38.120 change. Imagine doing that to an adult.

00:37:40.020 Imagine doing that. That would be

00:37:42.180 really fucking upsetting, wouldn't it?

00:37:45.200 That's why relationships

00:37:46.200 break down, because you just say, I understand.

00:37:48.440 Fine.

00:37:49.180 To an adult.

00:37:51.980 I realize that

00:37:53.700 he needs to hear me repeat the thing to let

00:37:56.320 him know that like i i actually hear what you're saying even if what you're saying doesn't make

00:38:00.520 any fucking sense even if he says a word and i'm thinking about like oh he saw something that

00:38:07.040 reminded him of something he saw earlier and he wants me to describe that you know i mean

00:38:12.060 and then once i do that he'll like nod and then on to the next thing but if you don't then they

00:38:16.460 get stuck there but i'm like for kids like that's it that's just what they needed so for kids like

00:38:22.320 they're they're not complex complicated entities they are demanding but the thing they're demanding

00:38:29.800 about simple so that's what i'm saying like if you're actually just around and putting in minimum

00:38:34.800 amount of effort that seems to be enough for a lot of the time and then but then you realize

00:38:40.460 go back to the natal intensive care unit the NICU how many parents just didn't visit their

00:38:46.340 sick kids and i'm talking okay so with pennies you know she's there but as bad as it looks

00:38:52.920 she's nowhere near as we got a kid to the left of her that just can't eat and this kid's a bit

00:38:59.480 older than her and she that this kid's there and like can't swallow food and stomach food it's like

00:39:05.260 a weird i don't know what you do with that they don't know what the fuck to do with that you got

00:39:08.200 one over here that's got meningitis the fucking africans brought their kid in with some kind of

00:39:13.980 fucking crocodile disease you know i mean just like it's like stuff where it's really grim and

00:39:19.100 then they're there for months so in a sense we're blessed that we're after there after a week but

00:39:24.620 then those kids are there and their parents aren't showing up they're just left there and this is

00:39:29.980 kind of what i was building to i'm sorry if i'm spending too long on this but this is really what

00:39:34.460 i was building to is you don't hate nurses enough you you might think you do but you really don't

00:39:43.980 and most young people you don't have a lot of dealings with hospitals of course right you don't

00:39:51.400 really get there until you're older or you're wracked with disease when you're young or you

00:39:57.140 have a lot of kids and um and my wife was there so much and i wasn't there as much but i would hear

00:40:03.880 stories and i i'm telling you stuff you already know of course i'm talking to a captive audience

00:40:10.640 of nurse haters i'm sure but let me just say this i we met a couple great nurses wonderful nurses

00:40:19.360 the problem is that's one out of ten you know i mean like it's the good do not in any way away

00:40:26.720 the bad so like we're going to the one thing i'll notice or she told me was that if they always talk

00:40:35.840 shit about each other like around you like a cluster of nurses like they're talking shit about

00:40:41.680 doctors they don't like and saying this doctor's a bad doctor i don't want to hear that i don't

00:40:46.920 want to hear that this is a bad hospital but they're like you would imagine and they're all

00:40:52.360 hung over most of them have tattoos now i don't know when that happened that just seems recent to

00:40:58.280 me everybody i mean my my my girls teachers like public school teachers have tattoos yeah it's

00:41:04.320 it's everywhere man it's fucking nuts oh let me say sex freakman here says all i'm saying is

00:41:09.040 daddy issues come from uh not being present enough mommy issues come from being too present

00:41:14.400 yes i heard no notes there that sounds reasonable um but uh so they're always talking shit about

00:41:22.540 each other and doctors and disagreeing with each other and that's what my wife was there originally

00:41:27.400 because she just wanted to spend time with her daughter and it became that she had to be there

00:41:34.160 To protect my daughter from these

00:41:36.320 Inept nurses

00:41:37.180 Who were like disagreeing with each other

00:41:40.480 Like one nurse came there

00:41:42.420 And was saying like

00:41:43.900 Basically what the fuck is she doing here

00:41:46.540 She doesn't even need to be here

00:41:48.080 In her words and I quote

00:41:49.980 She just came out dusty

00:41:51.760 What?

00:41:53.700 What?

00:41:54.800 I don't know

00:41:55.560 I can imagine here like excuse me

00:41:59.540 She did that and she craned her head up

00:42:01.640 But she was being very polite

00:42:02.880 and i wasn't there i'm like and i'm like i'm gonna say something but my wife being

00:42:09.140 healthily neurotic is like no don't cause any problems because i don't want them to like

00:42:14.220 in so many words mistreat her i'm like but that's the problem because that's on the table

00:42:19.240 we've already established that these people are so fucking stupid and bitter and vindictive

00:42:24.100 that if i complain about these nurses talking shit about my daughter who's being fed through

00:42:30.140 A fucking tube in her nose

00:42:31.680 That they'll what punch her in the stomach

00:42:34.320 You know what I mean like why

00:42:35.700 Why are we worried about that

00:42:37.600 Clean her with some Windex

00:42:39.140 Yeah clean her with some Windex fucking get the squeegee out

00:42:42.080 I can kick all their asses you wanna know how many

00:42:44.200 Nurses I can kick the shit out of

00:42:46.180 At least seven

00:42:47.240 My record is seven

00:42:50.260 How many nurses

00:42:52.460 How many nurses you think you can kick the shit out of

00:42:54.520 In one session

00:42:56.580 In one session like before

00:42:58.540 The bell goes yeah probably

00:42:59.880 probably about seven do i gotta you gotta down them right and wait for the three count

00:43:04.100 yeah for sure seven i'm gonna pick them up by the ankles and swing them around like donkey kong

00:43:10.720 yeah i'm just like this is like a fucking cartoon fight right then when i knock them over like

00:43:16.240 bowling pins and shit um but yeah like this like hearing that here like being dismissive and then

00:43:22.180 hearing you know this doctor is supposed to do their rounds oh they're not doing the round say

00:43:26.620 What the fuck do you mean?

00:43:28.080 Who's running the show?

00:43:29.640 Why is everyone trying to take their break?

00:43:31.900 Every nurse you've ever met is desperate that you know their break is in three and a half hours.

00:43:40.300 You've never seen someone watch a clock more than a nurse to get their, like, 20.

00:43:46.200 Their 20, and just as they go into a closet and stand motionless like a droid.

00:43:52.280 And what else?

00:43:54.680 You know, another thing that annoyed me is that, okay.

00:43:56.620 just going back to this it was an induced birth what does that mean that means it's like an

00:44:00.700 accelerated birth so they give you some chemicals they do a process and it tricks your body into

00:44:07.660 going into labor very very fast which means that the pain is more intense you know it's just all

00:44:14.700 condensed in this one thing and they warned my wife they said it's going to be pretty painful

00:44:19.500 and my wife she's trad she's a trooper didn't have any drugs with nickels no epidural no drugs no

00:44:27.580 nothing which you don't see these days that's according to them extremely rare and they're

00:44:33.100 speaking to her in a patronizing way it's like okay you say that now you say you know i mean

00:44:39.340 like just talking like she's a dumb cunt look i might call her that from time to time but she

00:44:45.100 actually isn't she's she's smarter than this fucking hospital of alcoholics right now i'll

00:44:51.880 tell you that right now but then even this time they're like okay you first time natural but this

00:44:57.720 time you want to explore you can do the epidural and you can do morphine we'll give you morphine

00:45:03.280 is and they're like okay what do you mean it's like well we give you the button and you can have

00:45:07.480 as much as you want and you're gonna need it and i'm just there and i said i actually said this

00:45:12.740 them i'm like could you not get my wife addicted to heroin today please

00:45:16.900 could you if you don't mind i got enough shit on my plate i don't need a heroin addicted bitch

00:45:27.420 but i did tell her that if i was going through this i i would have taken that

00:45:32.140 in a new york minute just for the heck of it you're giving me the heroin button

00:45:37.720 I

00:45:40.920 Would take that have you got two heroin buttons? Can I get a left and right take it left and right just in case one fucks up

00:45:48.480 Just in case one is sticky

00:45:51.480 One to the other and then doing both at the same time see if it's the same

00:45:55.540 I want to do, you know hot or cold, which would just end your spray

00:45:59.720 You're clearly pressing both at the same time as fast as you can

00:46:02.840 But um yeah, so that they're always the entire time they were amazed that even this time no drugs

00:46:12.740 Here's what she did a check. She did laugh. They gave her some laughing gas

00:46:15.960 Speaking of doing whippets and she never done laughing gas before I said it's fine

00:46:22.160 But I don't think it's gonna help you

00:46:24.420 like

00:46:25.380 Yeah, if you're just doing it on the couch, it's fun

00:46:28.540 but like i had laughing gas when i had like four of my permanent teeth pulled and i'm like yeah

00:46:35.200 you'll snap right like it won't make you feel any better um but she kind of did it and made her a

00:46:40.400 bit dizzy but anyway long story short natural birth and uh what else here's the problem though

00:46:47.980 that because she was in the nail intensive care unit she couldn't be breastfed and that's a big

00:46:55.320 thing for women who want to do that so because you don't have access to it but you can and we

00:47:01.300 gotta get the food in them somehow so she was pumping and feeding her the bottle so now nickels

00:47:07.100 was breastfed and then penny's is bottle fed and so it's just it's a thing she's not thrilled with

00:47:13.380 and i think women even though they won't admit it they get really upset about that if they can't do

00:47:18.540 it but let me say this though the flip side the silver lining there is you can tell exactly how

00:47:24.500 much they're eating which if you if they're you want them to grow because when they're resting

00:47:29.300 you don't know what they're how much they're drinking you're actually just going by the size

00:47:32.920 of the titty you're saying that one doesn't look that one's pretty engorged that one's you know i

00:47:37.780 look at them all the time so i'm thinking that's like 40 full but you don't know yeah you just

00:47:44.240 using your eyeballing titties all day but here you actually have the milliliters so you need you know

00:47:49.160 how much they're eating whether or not that's good for growth or whatever so there's a lot of like

00:47:53.520 parents that they end up

00:47:55.420 getting pissed off, but I'd say

00:47:57.180 fuck it, as long as it's

00:47:59.280 if it's still breast milk, which it is

00:48:01.620 to me, I'm pretty laissez-faire about

00:48:03.680 this shit, so I'm like, it's fucking breast milk

00:48:05.800 who gives a fuck

00:48:07.320 it's Friday

00:48:08.680 it's a long weekend

00:48:11.020 we're going to the lake

00:48:13.080 you got the milk, everything's fine

00:48:14.920 we have so much shit to worry about, I don't have to worry

00:48:17.760 about another thing, if you give me one more thing to

00:48:19.700 worry about, I'm gonna spit in your face

00:48:21.240 I say that to my wife who just gave birth

00:48:26.920 I'm just checking the check in the chat right now. We have over so gone to gun. I got in my wife's got itchy thumb

00:48:32.740 She's got itchy morphine button thumbs

00:48:36.280 That they have an anesthetics machine. It looks like that fast-food soda dispenser, but with tubes

00:48:42.000 This you're in the hospital and you see all these these tubes jangling around

00:48:47.880 You know, it just it looks like a dollar store. It looks

00:48:52.040 Hospitals look made up to me

00:48:54.040 and also it's like they were

00:48:57.080 They were met before the she actually gave birth

00:48:59.840 They were like measuring the contractions because you can tell on the screen is in the contractions have to be like a certain amount of time

00:49:08.420 before they get faster and faster and more and more and then the

00:49:12.140 And this fucking bitch is just like tapping the screen going like, oh, I think it's broken

00:49:16.840 Like what so my wife is just she's measuring her own contractions by counting she's saying I think I think that's wrong

00:49:23.680 She's like, yeah, I think so too

00:49:25.180 It's who's who's who's in charge who's doing anything

00:49:30.080 They got nurses coming in to smoke a fucking cigarette then they walk out

00:49:35.380 We had a midwife walk in for 45 seconds say hello and then leave after the birth the attending doctor

00:49:42.120 comes in some 80 year old man he's like I was I was across the hall good to meet

00:49:46.920 you gives me a handshake and then fucks off like you might as well be playing

00:49:53.640 yakety-sax in the background I'm like look and my wife has just been

00:49:58.140 traumatized by childbirth so she's delirious I am of sober-minded

00:50:02.160 constitution I can tell you what a circus this is why is it everything is so

00:50:07.440 Fucking stupid in a hospital

00:50:14.100 Tell the fire where'd you get this hospital the toilet store?

00:50:20.380 Hey, yeah, the jelk store called and they're running out of you

00:50:25.080 I don't even know if you get that reference

00:50:34.520 I've been laughing about that for a while

00:50:38.740 Also

00:50:39.540 There's this one phrase

00:50:42.020 While we were off

00:50:43.380 And I'm trying to gather my thoughts

00:50:45.800 You know correct my life

00:50:48.060 And everything

00:50:48.540 I just had one phrase

00:50:51.060 That I was repeating to myself

00:50:53.880 In my head the entire time and then

00:50:56.020 Eventually mouthing to myself

00:50:58.340 And then saying out loud

00:50:59.740 And people just get used to it

00:51:01.980 Like the boiled frog

00:51:03.280 It was just this phrase

00:51:04.680 They're calling him the most raped man

00:51:08.060 Alive

00:51:08.820 Yeah

00:51:13.720 Yeah that's an earworm

00:51:15.900 I vibe

00:51:17.080 And here's the thing

00:51:20.320 The problem is and I've tried this before

00:51:22.240 You can't explain why it's funny because all you do is just repeat it

00:51:31.160 Times reacting a Rodney Dangerfield is good. Oh

00:51:35.840 Man, oh, yeah, so go max woodbridge here all three of my kids natural birth with midwives

00:51:40.620 Oh, it covers the Toronto birth center Google photos of an absolute tranquil and serene luxury. Well now you tell me nice

00:51:48.000 Now you tell hey hindsight's 2020 that I drive to Toronto

00:51:53.040 Everything's better there. Yeah, apparently they actually have good facilities there

00:51:57.520 But um, I don't know. It's hard to do I think

00:52:02.340 At least the hospital if someone to blame

00:52:05.160 You know, I mean where if I'm doing the midway thing if I'm fine more involved and I'm like

00:52:09.600 This is my thing to fuck up me every consider this maybe I'd rather blame a room full of women

00:52:15.000 Also, if everything went really well, you wouldn't have any material for the show

00:52:18.880 You're yeah, our lives were great

00:52:22.800 Imagine being a below mid midwife

00:52:32.560 Six three midwives thought that was all of them

00:52:34.840 ways to interpret that one i like that they must get that a lot yeah midwife probably not actually

00:52:45.940 do you think well the mid mid thing is such a recent parlance how many midwives are under

00:52:53.160 the age of 50 this is almost an ontological question before our understanding of mid there

00:53:01.780 was the idea of the

00:53:03.860 mid there were mid there was a

00:53:05.740 midness to

00:53:07.720 be apprehended

00:53:09.720 in reality right

00:53:11.260 we understood we understood there had to have been

00:53:13.880 a mid of things

00:53:15.920 so a midwife

00:53:17.960 you understand what mid is so it's like

00:53:19.760 okay the middle of what

00:53:21.660 the caveman

00:53:23.980 must have been talking about this

00:53:25.360 so what is the etymology of midwife

00:53:27.700 if not that because now it's like well it has to

00:53:29.780 be that it's like my wife

00:53:31.740 My wife is peak yours is mid. Can I borrow her? I mean, what's a midwife right now a bitch with a kiddie pool?

00:53:37.600 What I mean, are we here? We are we talking? Are we talking?

00:53:45.360 Just just piling on midwife buddy already got one people keep up with the midwife things and just have them get worse and worse every time

00:53:54.040 midwife mine

00:53:55.780 mine

00:53:56.880 Mid midwife me my bitch

00:54:00.480 Wife in the middle English

00:54:03.300 Midwife with where mid means with so it's a woman who is with you during birth to be funny

00:54:10.380 Do you find everything in middle English had mid in it like a toilet was a mid toilet

00:54:19.260 You're a mid guy and you're going to your mid job

00:54:22.520 That's the meant by middle didn't mean the minute was just middish

00:54:32.640 They're calling it the most raped period in history

00:54:42.940 Man what else we got I'm just scan the chat when is it BS getting the Jelk equipment sponsor

00:54:52.520 time you know what that is right or are you just playing along what jelking yeah i know what

00:54:57.400 fucking jelking is don't say like you like like how dare i i'm a expert i mean

00:55:05.800 it is such a fun idea like what if i just pull this like laffy taffy what if that's what if

00:55:16.120 you think they did that in the past what like we're talking about like middle english we're

00:55:21.400 talking about middle earth you think they always had jolking no it's not very pious is it well not

00:55:30.040 everyone was pious well i mean look so this is your ontological thing again did people had somebody

00:55:35.320 in history done it yeah i'm sure we didn't invent it but was it a thing that you could talk about

00:55:40.760 openly and joke with your buds about i doubt it i i i think i mean i don't know which other culture

00:55:47.000 in our history would have been as degenerate as us okay how about this for as long as there have

00:55:54.640 been pubs and public houses there's been jolking that's that's where you would have to talk about

00:56:01.920 it so 800 bc yes we got jolking we got the celts the celtish jolkers how long have british people

00:56:11.940 been going to the pubs since

00:56:13.700 year negative a fucking million.

00:56:16.820 Yeah.

00:56:17.440 Since the phenotypic revolution.

00:56:22.960 Since

00:56:23.440 the end of RNA world.

00:56:28.600 Yeah, you wouldn't do that

00:56:29.900 in the church. You wouldn't do that

00:56:31.200 in the public square.

00:56:34.380 But

00:56:34.620 it seems so primal.

00:56:38.000 Everyone's just like, what if

00:56:39.840 I just pulled on this enough?

00:56:41.940 that it became seven feet long, because that's what you would have to do.

00:56:46.660 That's what every guy's thinking.

00:56:47.940 Like, what if I had a seven-foot-long penis?

00:56:51.500 Women would love that.

00:56:55.280 The only one.

00:56:56.340 I think I told you this before, from an older episode,

00:56:59.720 but I remember reading this article a long time ago in Rolling Stone,

00:57:05.620 and it was about the man with the longest penis in the world.

00:57:09.740 um i don't know how you would know like in the entire world but it was like the biggest on record

00:57:15.920 and it was just this like short chubby white guy living in like la somewhere and uh like bald and

00:57:24.380 just a totally like a danny devito type almost like unassuming yeah and uh and it was just

00:57:31.740 something crazy it was like like flaccid it was like 15 inches long something like that something

00:57:37.680 dumb and um one thing that they noted and this was not a front page article this wasn't the cover

00:57:44.700 it was kind of buried in there but it was just talking about him going to his day and uh it was

00:57:50.500 so eye-opening because you learn that the way guys look at this sort of thing is different than how

00:57:56.980 girls look at it because you would think that this guy he must get laid all the time he's got the

00:58:03.140 world's biggest penis and he like he hasn't had sex in years like no one's like he's not a hot

00:58:09.940 commodity because also he's not conventionally attractive of course you know i mean like he's

00:58:16.140 kind of like an an ugly-ish guy but with a big dick but that's not like women won't take that

00:58:22.200 deal they would rather a normal size dick on like a handsome man but then they also learned that it

00:58:28.200 was like the guys who are obsessed with it because guys are like whoa holy she's got the

00:58:32.820 biggest thing in the world that's awesome they want to know more even like straight guys who

00:58:36.340 are into it but that was like a weird thing where it's like straight men are more impressed by that

00:58:41.380 and how would they know right well because this guy they said this in the article he would wear

00:58:48.060 like really really tight lycra the pants like skin tight to like accentuate it and he would just walk

00:58:56.420 down the street just go about his day which is so funny to imagine because you're imagining like

00:59:03.800 in like a fucking manicured fucking photo shoot area but if you're just seeing that walking down

00:59:09.100 the street at one in the afternoon like an odd time of day when the sun does weird things to

00:59:14.460 your face and it's just you're walking down some shitty street and you see that like no one's happy

00:59:20.280 with that like no one wants to just see a dick print in the middle of the day but he's like i

00:59:25.940 gotta do something with this you know I mean he doesn't know what else to do

00:59:30.860 with it yeah oh here's your shot here's a good Sean Weiland comment is that the

00:59:38.000 one about the 12-inch pianist nice I'm gonna let that linger to reverse gel okay

00:59:50.380 I remember hearing about like a guy who had like dick enlargement surgery

01:00:13.160 or no it wasn't it was um like heightening surgery because you can get

01:00:18.100 surgery to like be taller but it involves like they go into your legs and they fuck with your

01:00:24.800 ankles it's this really grueling surgery and the recovery time is brutal and you like you can't be

01:00:32.380 on your legs at all so it's like people laying in like a dark room on Vicodin just like delirious

01:00:40.040 with pain just to be three inches taller I imagine that's what he's doing with the reverse

01:00:46.160 Jelk just like taking a long

01:00:48.280 Weekend like leaving Las Vegas he's

01:00:50.220 Gotta go out take a motel

01:00:52.140 And just mash his dick

01:00:53.380 It just doesn't work

01:00:56.480 It just ends up like an accordion

01:00:58.380 He's wasn't normal that

01:01:02.020 He ends up with like a fucking

01:01:03.300 Like Wile E. Coyote just got a

01:01:06.020 Fucking boulder dropped on him and now he's

01:01:08.040 An accordion guy

01:01:08.940 There's a retarded

01:01:14.180 Guy in the next village who wears sweat

01:01:16.100 pants all the time it looks like a baby's arm holding an apple that sounds like it could be

01:01:20.660 a quote from a film or it could just be a real thing oh man burwix is a graphic tee really would

01:01:31.380 have worked better okay graphic tee of him just his dick on a shirt and just walking down the

01:01:39.120 street like who's into this who wants anything to do with this oh man so i forget where i was

01:01:45.700 going with any of this yeah so anyway that's benny's that's the story what are we at here

01:01:51.620 right over an hour my god nice heavens to betsy can i show you this and this was the mistake i

01:02:00.480 made this is a life of shame that i lead so i saw this video and i got so excited i don't know if

01:02:08.260 you can see the title there native americans muslim roots in history this guy looks like he's

01:02:13.900 going through a hard time that's got to be one of the worst faces you've ever seen yeah he looks

01:02:19.400 like uh he looks like a human something i don't know i'm very appreciative that they found

01:02:26.920 an unforgivably native american looking person for this yeah i'm glad it's not just one of those

01:02:33.820 you know crafty white people looking for a tax break this guy he's he's living it

01:02:41.340 that's uh that's some bad skin too how do i get that that's like drag behind a truck skin

01:02:48.040 nose looks like it's a foot or something his his nose looks like another animal

01:02:53.480 it looks like a type of bird

01:02:56.040 all right so i just saw this and i said native american muslim roots in history that's got to

01:03:01.720 be interesting i'm just saying this to out myself as someone who didn't do research properly

01:03:07.200 i was hoping it was going to be wild claims about how natives were the original muslims

01:03:14.640 all it was was this fucking guy saying how he converted he says there's not a lot of native

01:03:21.680 american muslims but inshallah one day there will be like just the premise is funnier than what it

01:03:29.840 is let me just see this for a second here let's just see what we're dealing with here my heart

01:03:34.260 everything that Islam taught

01:03:35.780 about being a human being

01:03:38.240 you know having good character

01:03:40.220 morals and manners

01:03:41.100 etiquettes

01:03:41.780 and how you treat others

01:03:43.680 how you treat other beings

01:03:46.220 you know and animals

01:03:46.920 you know even nature

01:03:48.080 sorry I just wanted to take a break

01:03:50.780 even there the way you're talking about

01:03:52.200 I love Islam

01:03:54.260 because it tells you about manners

01:03:55.680 and how to treat animals

01:03:56.560 no it doesn't

01:03:57.200 you fucking idiot

01:03:58.100 you people had all that

01:04:01.860 hemmed up properly

01:04:03.960 but regardless doesn't literally every other major faith like what where what are we what are we

01:04:09.900 talking oh oh sorry bulbous persona first nations of islam and there it is i love that that's what

01:04:18.920 uh our traditional ways teaches you know to uh believe in you know our creator to believe in

01:04:27.100 the last upon him with allah so i had my mind made up after i studied for a couple months two

01:04:32.440 three months or so and then

01:04:34.820 September 11

01:04:36.540 happened 9-1-1 occurred

01:04:38.580 9-1-1

01:04:42.920 occurred

01:04:43.480 9-11 happened 9-1-1 for

01:04:46.480 the layman

01:04:47.200 is that what your

01:04:50.460 people call it you fucking asshole

01:04:52.140 but I do love that he just

01:04:54.100 not only is he Native American

01:04:56.520 he talks like a hood

01:04:58.480 guy like he talks like just like a guy

01:05:00.580 who's been to jail a lot

01:05:01.780 yeah so you know islam man i fuck with it i fuck i fuck with those niggas and uh i used to be a

01:05:09.260 christian and i used to be a christian dog and fucking nigga i uh i learned about a lot and it

01:05:17.600 taught me about manners what the fuck are you talking about buddy i like it also just and i'm

01:05:23.320 not going to watch any more of this because it sucks i just wanted to express to you that this

01:05:27.120 guy got up on stage with nothing prepared like he's just he's rambling he's like there is that

01:05:33.940 there actually is no native american history you know how many white people you pissed off

01:05:39.040 we're the only people watching this good question zhang has anyone ever seen an indian with a beard

01:05:47.000 now that i think about no right what the fuck's that about are they gonna do

01:05:53.780 well i mean grow beard yeah you can't go holy shit no virgins for you sir can they not like

01:06:04.220 they can't right is there some kind of thing like they can't process alcohol they can't grow facial

01:06:08.460 hair i don't know i guess must be sorry there's some dead area i'm really thinking about it i'm

01:06:16.220 like what like you know think about like eskimos like the ones that are still subsistence yeah

01:06:21.000 and they don't cut their hair but they don't have beards right i've never seen them with

01:06:25.780 beards even like old film reels i don't think they can i wouldn't be surprised if they just

01:06:30.140 can't do you think they're keeping that a secret because people would see them as something less

01:06:35.560 than human it wouldn't be a secret it's just like you're not allowed to touch these people

01:06:39.560 you're not allowed to make fun of them i'm not that we i mean we do anyways but yeah

01:06:43.720 Yeah, honestly, because you don't need to have a beard, a mustache, a head of our mustache.

01:06:52.860 But if you lack-

01:06:53.880 I've seen mustaches.

01:06:55.640 You have?

01:06:56.400 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:06:56.820 I've seen mustaches.

01:06:58.460 Will you bet the farm on that?

01:07:00.900 Don't fuck with me.

01:07:01.660 On mustaches, I know a guy with a mustache.

01:07:03.620 I know an unnative guy.

01:07:04.320 No, there's a-

01:07:04.900 Okay, I thought you meant just a guy.

01:07:07.000 No, no, no.

01:07:07.420 I am a guy with a mustache.

01:07:09.420 No, I know an Aboriginal guy with a mustache.

01:07:12.480 lives in my fucking house it's me okay he's me i hey everybody it's me indian judas

01:07:23.600 i think all content creators should die i like this guy

01:07:34.160 hey it's it's me indian judas morgoth who's that black billed who's that

01:07:41.280 him jay burden who's that him not knowing who anyone is

01:07:52.320 okay oh finally dimes the street okay so apparently i guess the audio is that bad i'm

01:07:59.600 sorry everyone i i guess i can you what i could do i'm pretty sure it's because i have it going

01:08:04.640 through the soundboard way terrible to me it's like maybe it's maybe uh compressing a little bit

01:08:12.460 like it's not when you're when you're loud i don't know yeah uh i'm just scanning the comments here

01:08:19.840 okay pac-man respected indians were capable of growing mustaches when under british rule but

01:08:25.280 they lost the technology when the english left no not those he's thinking of the other indians

01:08:30.500 because every indian from there has to have a mustache yeah oh good point here from sex frequent

01:08:38.940 is that why they're sewn to feathers could be they just don't know where beard's supposed to go

01:08:45.420 that's their problem all right so maybe we should because we only have maybe around an hour left

01:08:53.420 i had a couple other videos but maybe we should just jump straight in to the the main the main

01:09:03.020 event yep hold on here so let me pull it up here make sure i have the right thing here

01:09:12.240 say something for a little bit oh okay here we go ah here we go what have i got did you know

01:09:20.500 it was a blizzard here today did you know that when it snows enough you can get snowpack on

01:09:28.340 horizontally laid chicken wire in the air i've never seen it before but it's beautiful

01:09:34.340 all right that was my enough of that shut up thanks thanks

01:09:39.200 guys you know what time it is this bitch it is time for lauren southern bitch watch

01:09:47.500 this is my favorite segment i don't even know if anyone likes this have we ever done a bitch

01:10:00.680 watch that wasn't about lauren southern no it's no you have to understand lauren southern colon

01:10:06.320 bitch watch that's the title it's the we've been doing this segment for years too yeah it's just

01:10:13.440 It's about her.

01:10:17.200 Now, this is an interesting one.

01:10:19.900 So she did release a video titled A Lot to Unpack.

01:10:25.440 And this would have been a month ago.

01:10:28.140 And we're just getting to it now, of course.

01:10:30.180 But she's selling a book.

01:10:32.440 And I am committed to reviewing this book.

01:10:35.680 In the future, we're going to be doing a Blood Satellite live episode with Prudentialist.

01:10:43.200 all three of us we're going to discuss this book from front to back we're going to do

01:10:46.320 we're going to merge our shows together just for that um but this is a video referencing

01:10:53.520 the tenant media shitstorm you remember that yeah i remember so for those who don't recall

01:11:01.160 tenant media was a you know content conglomerate that boasted dave rubin tim pool lauren southern

01:11:09.100 or a few other people there and they had a separate channel they were producing content for

01:11:13.640 it and then the story is and we don't i don't care what people think about the veracity of the story

01:11:19.440 but the claim was that this was being funded by russia because the people who are running it

01:11:27.900 tended they were russian and then they were affiliated with rt russia today i'm not one of

01:11:33.740 these guys that's always trying to sniff out russian interference like you know but it is

01:11:38.660 interesting once you learn the details which were that tim pool tim pool had been affiliated with

01:11:45.560 them for a while and uh if you'll notice tim pool right around the time got a brand new compound to

01:11:54.360 stream from with his own skate park and every you know i mean like a guy like him who has a

01:11:59.680 successful enough show got a sudden cash infusion so the claim was that each of these creators and

01:12:07.300 she'll get to this in the video were were making millions millions of dollars for not that much

01:12:13.740 content if you check their youtube page you'd have a video from dave rubin here in their temple or

01:12:18.880 whatever but they're only a few minutes long and they're getting maybe 30 000 views like their fans

01:12:24.340 weren't watching it but they're still getting hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars now

01:12:29.720 they can all claim ignorance you know they can say we didn't know that this could have been

01:12:37.860 propped up by some russian propaganda campaign i'm like okay put that to the side do you think

01:12:44.540 it makes sense tim pool that you're getting paid millions of dollars to create the worst content

01:12:50.300 imaginable like if someone came to us and bled sally and said hey guys i'd love to syndicate

01:12:56.700 you on our platform and we'll pay you five million dollars for it what would you say

01:13:02.740 would you be suspicious where are you always going to be waiting for the other shoe to drop

01:13:07.820 like that's not normal of course it's good pro quo always it would be it would just be

01:13:13.580 unrealistic it'd be like okay obviously we shouldn't be paid that much obviously

01:13:20.040 this seems too good to be true i'm highly suspicious these people were not highly

01:13:26.280 suspicious because they're they're idiotic or they're egotistical and think well of course

01:13:32.080 here it is my windfall of cash that i've been deserving this entire time that's what they all

01:13:38.720 think and then tim pool took that money and made a music video about it did the fucking emo song

01:13:45.900 with it because he thinks that that's awesome he thinks he's an awesome guy with a great show

01:13:51.360 who can make a emotional ballad a dark brooding early 2000s ballad right so that's who you're

01:13:59.480 dealing with so one thing she's going to get to in here she's going through that controversy and

01:14:04.900 in a bitch watch first i think i'd come out on the side of lauren southern on this what do you

01:14:12.720 think what do you think about that that's nuts she does something in this and i'm gonna be sure

01:14:19.540 to get to this before we go um she's talking about her experience with csis because she was

01:14:27.220 visited by csis which is like our sort of cia fbi conglomerate and um she's telling that story but

01:14:34.420 she wore a wire for her own purposes to record the conversations with the feds even though they

01:14:43.640 requested that she didn't and whatever i might think about lauren southern we have audio

01:14:49.680 of a very awkward fed trying to like hook up with her wait in this video in this video she plays

01:14:59.440 Is that she was asked not to and then she did it anyways now. She's posting it

01:15:08.620 Wow, that was a probably a really stupid thing to do be that as it may it is pay down spades

01:15:17.220 for people like us

01:15:20.440 But I wouldn't believe it unless she post the audio, you know, I mean if this is just in her book

01:15:25.680 She said oh this guy was trying fucking like yeah, sure

01:15:27.680 yeah yeah yeah but like you got to hear this but anyway let's just let's just cue it up and

01:15:34.720 you know zhang says no you're worth queen absolutely um oh and rano says or they don't

01:15:41.260 question where the money came from because they were shopping for the lambo true um bill wilson

01:15:47.460 says if i had a compound with the skate park i'd hire avril lavine well that's where all your money

01:15:52.280 would go see this is why some guys they can't get money they don't know what to do with it you get

01:15:56.560 a million dollars you've run out and you hire avril levine these days she is a busted lady

01:16:03.600 and you're just gonna get her to hang around what is she 40 you don't pay a 40 year old woman to

01:16:08.980 stand there yeah get a fucking life oh also randall shirker says but she married a fed

01:16:17.700 this is what i was gonna save till later you cannot fault this man for trying to pick her up

01:16:23.440 because they know everything about her so he's going into saying oh so you're in defense

01:16:28.880 right i'm okay yeah so uh you like wrap around shades so you

01:16:37.420 so let's let's just see what she has to say for herself i got time stamps but let's just get it

01:16:43.060 going here hey guys it's been over a year since i last posted on youtube and a lot has happened

01:16:52.680 since then a lot first of all this is i just want to start by saying i hate the way she talks i hate

01:16:59.080 i need that weight you know like oh hi i've been watching pluribus and it's that it's the

01:17:04.280 it's the it's what's her name from breaking mad and and uh and not breaking bad sorry better call

01:17:10.040 sol is that a good show pluribus it's terrible it's it is oh yeah no redeemable qualities no

01:17:16.600 it's such a cool idea and it's just so it's so slow nothing happens nothing happens and she's

01:17:24.520 such an irritating bitch she's a miserable lesbian and she's on and you know the main the main problem

01:17:31.560 with her is she talks like lauren southern she has she does the the masculine affect you know

01:17:37.880 like the reverse vocal fry whatever the that is the what she just did where she kind of pulls her

01:17:42.920 her jaw back she's got Korean mouth so Pac-Man research says I'm surprised more people don't

01:17:52.620 wire themselves before going into the Fed's office now Lauren makes a point in this that

01:17:57.040 I didn't know to be true but she said Canada is like a one-party consent nation I don't that's

01:18:04.680 true but apparently it's not against the law to record someone without their consent I don't know

01:18:11.600 if that's true but if that is the case then she wouldn't be in trouble for doing this but i don't

01:18:18.340 know oh but technically it's a one-party consent nation i mean it's this is kind of some some

01:18:23.720 sovereign citizen shit like you you think csis fucking cares about that oh eee pluribussy says

01:18:31.560 vulva's persona oh no i like it not a channel relaunch so don't get too excited whatever my

01:18:38.320 online career was a year ago lauren southern has a black woman's idea of blonde hair like her hair

01:18:48.420 looks like their hair extensions like when i imagine when when a black rapper lady gets like

01:18:54.280 a like a wig it looks like that now is that an anti-white thing to say i need to know now should

01:19:01.440 i retract that i don't know i can't even interpret that i don't know enough about black people

01:19:07.160 okay good goodbye buried rest in peace equal parts government intervention and my own choices

01:19:15.020 both good and bad where to even begin uh i guess we'll start with where i'm at now

01:19:19.700 you see it's an unreal way of talking you know i started off by defending her but she she moves

01:19:27.980 her mouth like she's looking at herself in the mirror that's the only way i can describe it

01:19:32.380 she's very conscious of the facial expression she's making but and she's like like trying to

01:19:39.020 enunciate with the muscles of her face over enunciates she it's too much face she's a female

01:19:45.900 jack black she is a female jack black it's too much face it's too much front of the head yeah

01:19:52.460 and we will work our way back to the absolute chaos that prompted my current view on the world

01:19:57.480 I spent the last year living mostly offline.

01:20:00.780 So those are fake eyelashes.

01:20:01.980 Let me ask you this.

01:20:02.800 Is it a compliment to a woman if you say, I like those eyelashes?

01:20:08.820 Or would that be a horrible insult because you're letting her know that everyone's aware that those are fake eyelashes?

01:20:16.740 I think you can make almost anything into an insult to a woman if the woman is looking to be insulted.

01:20:24.360 so i think it really just and in bloren's case i mean the answer is yes absolutely you would ruin

01:20:30.420 her but also if you said you didn't like them it would also ruin her so it's easy

01:20:34.360 i'm trying out this new thing where i'll see a woman who's trying something out

01:20:39.960 and just you go up to them and say i noticed that thing you're doing and just leave it at that

01:20:45.740 let them know that i i've whatever you're doing i've made a point that you're doing it and everyone

01:20:53.080 knows you're doing it yeah i have noticed your bangs i have noticed your long eyelashes goodbye

01:21:05.640 you need to be out in the world like a spider you need to be out in the world

01:21:12.600 like an insect haranguing women you know i have my lapses here and there but not really posting

01:21:19.800 that much not scrolling as much working a normal job thank the lord i was even able to get one

01:21:24.920 uh thank the lord that was a miracle thank the lord now apparently she'll say later that she's

01:21:31.480 like i don't usually pray but i was in trouble so i prayed like yeah i mean she thanks the lord when

01:21:36.120 she fucking wins at bingo whatever the single mom ass does i wonder where she's working now

01:21:44.600 She has no skills of course

01:21:50.680 Every time she like her interiors when she films these are so fucked

01:21:56.360 Like she it looks like she lives in one of those triangle witch houses

01:22:01.080 Well, this is not but yeah, but this isn't an actual interior. This is a stage

01:22:05.560 Like yeah, that's not a fucking that's not a wall. That's clearly just like plain panels nailed to a wall

01:22:11.640 You're looks like it looks like a floor. Yeah, it's probably just

01:22:25.980 What is silly bitch connecting with reality community friends family and it has been surprisingly

01:22:32.880 She looks like she got

01:22:34.680 jaw implants like Zac Efron did

01:22:38.140 She I know she always been such a handsome woman

01:22:41.640 seems new there's a lot of things you forget about when you get caught up in online e-politics

01:22:50.060 whatever it is and you know it's not that i didn't get offers to go back into that world

01:22:54.100 uh the media game when my job blew up late last year we'll talk about that i got a lot of big

01:23:00.340 shiny gigs on camera and off the job she's describing was working for tenant media which

01:23:05.620 was working for a highly suspicious platform that came to lauren southern said hey i know

01:23:09.940 you retired and you haven't made content in years would you like hundreds of thousands of dollars

01:23:14.780 to just make videos about culture and she said yes then we're supposed to be that's not a job

01:23:25.500 lauren yeah and she'll say things like i had to pay my people i had to pay my producers

01:23:30.940 you you set up a fucking camera and you press play like how much do you think this costs yeah

01:23:37.380 you're not even doing the writing or the editing anymore because we know that they're the ones

01:23:41.720 doing that that's the whole fucking point to them paying you so bill wilson says tucker carlson's

01:23:47.260 b set yeah don't put on silver platters for me you can make documentaries again lauren you can

01:23:51.840 do planning in the background and still be involved in this space but i very deliberately

01:23:55.220 turned them all down why would i do that um i think there's very obvious oh let me i know this

01:24:01.100 one uh it's because you're a talentless lying whore is that it is that the reason and no one

01:24:05.340 wanted to work with you was that it let me see spiritual and mental health reasons one would

01:24:08.900 exit this space but on a more sinister level and one that i think is important to share is that

01:24:13.640 i was beginning to wonder if it was even possible to exist in the political media space anymore

01:24:18.760 without being owned by governments corporations or cults to her credit this is something that we

01:24:26.920 have also wondered it does seem that if you want to which is also what happened that's the story

01:24:34.800 here that with tenant media that you were to one degree or another being owned and that's what

01:24:41.060 being owned feels like it doesn't feel like being owned it's you don't get an email once a week

01:24:44.940 telling you what to say for people who might be wondering what this feels like i haven't done it

01:24:50.880 but um i've it in political writing political content generally i'm including conservative

01:24:58.760 the media liberal media you see these guys like i think rod drear would be an example and i'd heard

01:25:06.080 about this that he had a benefactor basically these people they don't they're not a staff writer

01:25:12.400 for the new york times and they don't just have a gig at the atlantic these people they'll get a

01:25:17.000 piece here and there published in the atlantic or the new yorker or whatever the fuck it is

01:25:21.320 but that's obviously not enough to generate income so their income is provided by a patron

01:25:26.820 a benefactor, someone who's rich. Now, why would they do that? Well, because if you're a

01:25:33.120 multimillionaire or a billionaire, being involved in publishing or being involved in events and

01:25:40.560 parties and stuff, that's still a feather in your cap. It's still cool if you're a rich nerd to say

01:25:46.260 like, oh, I have an in with publishing. I own a journalist, right? And so how this works or how

01:25:53.080 I imagine works is like, I'll pay you to write, I'll give you a salary. That's all anyone really

01:25:58.780 wants. They want something that they can rely on month over month, and maybe it's to feed their

01:26:02.860 family, whatever. And then, and maybe it's a good enough salary, right? I'll just do what you're

01:26:08.300 doing. And then you become reliant on that. Six months later, a year later, two years later,

01:26:15.320 now you've incorporated that into your entire lifestyle. Now you don't know how to live without

01:26:19.660 that salary and then maybe the requests come the request would be hey could you maybe ignore this

01:26:25.900 topic hey i saw this this guy's my friend could you not talk about him it'll be little suggestions

01:26:30.600 and you don't want to piss off this person because they're now your fucking boss

01:26:34.020 and you got used to ten thousand dollars a month whatever it might be ten thousand dollars a month

01:26:38.940 for just pissing away the time writing an article here there but that that's how this happens

01:26:45.340 they get they get you hooked on the steady income so that's why you should be highly suspicious of

01:26:51.840 people saying that oh we've seen you laboring away in obscurity oh you're someone that seems

01:26:57.220 to be struggling how about we make all of your problems go away just imagine that with an italian

01:27:03.240 accent imagine that imagine a goomba saying that you know like that's that's season three

01:27:11.780 of Fargo. That's like

01:27:13.760 every fucking organized crime

01:27:15.960 story you've ever heard, it's some

01:27:17.680 dope,

01:27:20.160 some chump, who

01:27:21.860 says, well, you know what? You know who deserves

01:27:24.240 all of their problems to go away

01:27:25.920 immediately and easily?

01:27:28.340 It's me. I've always

01:27:30.180 deserved to have zero problems.

01:27:33.020 And then later on, they act

01:27:34.180 like a victim. Anyway.

01:27:36.780 Ash Wilfey says,

01:27:37.960 we'll podcast for food.

01:27:41.780 Pacman says it's just the modern version

01:27:44.460 Of corporate offices having a secretary corps

01:27:46.460 Where somehow they have 30 women on staff

01:27:48.680 But only 12 actual secretary

01:27:50.520 Positions

01:27:51.160 Randall says dimes we know you have a price

01:27:54.320 And it just happens to be enough to drown yourself in Canada's

01:27:56.660 Finest booze

01:27:57.500 What would your price be do you have a price

01:28:00.180 Could you be bought

01:28:02.100 Like

01:28:04.040 Bought to go and

01:28:05.760 I mean

01:28:07.680 Yeah of course I have a price

01:28:10.600 i i think we all have a price i think we're being realistic you're being if you're being honest is

01:28:15.700 because there's there's other things beyond being monetary right like what if somebody just

01:28:19.820 fucking threatens your kids that's a price too that is true and at the end of the day what are

01:28:24.140 we talking about you're talking about something which in the larger scheme of things only somebody

01:28:29.140 like lauren could could think that you know she's she's turning the earth with her fucking

01:28:33.400 so it doesn't actually matter that much uh so what's this position pay well it's unstabbed

01:28:41.040 children i'm hired all right thank you you're not gonna regret it i also think she showed her hand

01:28:50.960 when she didn't she didn't say that you you have to take money to sorry that you have to get owned

01:28:59.520 in order to make a lot of money here to use the term exist in order to exist around here you have

01:29:06.720 to get you're going to get bought that's a good point which is okay so what by by which you mean

01:29:11.840 there's no point in being here unless you're going to get bought out which is just not true most of

01:29:16.960 us down here at the bottom are just fine we have normal jobs like you and i have been doing this

01:29:22.320 for close to 10 years and we're just going to don't say that well it's getting the point is

01:29:27.840 is we have we get to do this because we do have jobs we do have real lives so it's like oh well

01:29:32.880 you just can't exist no lauren you you can't exist because you're a soulless and you you're

01:29:39.440 only here for the money anyways you never had any principles or beliefs in the first place

01:29:45.040 i think i would have a price but the monkey's paw that you're making a deal with here is that

01:29:52.880 I'm not going to guarantee that I'm doing a good job

01:29:56.320 I'm not going to guarantee you that I'm not going to embarrass you so my here's here's my price

01:30:03.120 First of all it's everything up front you gotta give me you gotta give me 50 million dollars right now

01:30:09.040 I don't want it spaced out give me right now

01:30:11.280 And then I pinky swear that I won't embarrass you and tell everyone what's going on

01:30:16.720 That's gotta be it

01:30:17.840 do you think they'd let you did let you actually form a contract where it's like look no no blank

01:30:23.280 check here i don't want to find out a year later what you want you're going to give me the money

01:30:27.040 up front and you're going to tell me now what the ask is and then i'll see if i'm okay with it

01:30:34.160 i'd love to go in very very high i'm like 500 million dollars and they say no that's stupid

01:30:41.800 Get the fuck out. I say wait wait. No, just you go. I go. I you go low

01:30:47.620 What is a little bit like five bucks? Okay seasonal oil changes and you cover my Netflix. Yeah, can I get?

01:30:55.280 Dental coverage up to five hundred dollars. Can I get I up to a thousand?

01:31:03.780 They're like, okay, just for you not for the family. Okay

01:31:06.380 Can I pay a bit more to get the family

01:31:11.260 I end up paying them

01:31:15.220 Just making the worst deal

01:31:22.160 They're calling him the most raped man alive

01:31:26.600 Yeah, I think everyone has a price

01:31:31.600 I don't know, I'm too cynical

01:31:34.760 i don't know like i'm crazy sorry what you were just describing with the medical thing

01:31:41.400 that is probably what actually happened to will stancil

01:31:45.640 will stand just negotiating with israel about his

01:31:53.080 i want to hear will stance on negotiation just from no position of power as he's negotiating

01:32:01.720 the his chair breaks you know the piston and he starts lowering ever so slowly

01:32:10.680 he starts he's trying to pump it really hard but he doesn't want to show that he's pumping it really

01:32:14.440 hard he just knows that if he kind of bounces up that the chair rises a little bit back up so he's

01:32:20.120 always kind of like a bunny hopping in a squatting position trying to balance himself hoping nobody

01:32:25.320 notices oh bill wilson says i mean barry weiss got like that much yeah i i bet everyone's but

01:32:33.780 to lauren's point there are people being bond soul there are people making deals there are people

01:32:39.320 selling out um i don't know if i don't know if we ever would i don't know if we ever could

01:32:45.300 i like to think that we've got a certain level of precognizance and we have seeded enough

01:32:53.400 Heterodox opinions and enough outrageous statements that no one will ever approach us. Yeah

01:32:59.260 I think we've got in our way enough that we won't have to sometimes getting in your own way is to

01:33:05.760 Catch a bullet that is being fired at you. Look at Fuentes. He's clearly

01:33:10.640 Completely bought out now. Oh, of course. Mr.

01:33:14.360 Anti-semitism for the longest time and they're somehow, you know, rehabilitating him at light speed

01:33:19.900 so yeah in the three weeks we have off there's a lot of fuentes news that dropped that i'm not

01:33:24.840 you know i don't want that to be a focal point of the show but no but but i i learned that his

01:33:32.500 best friend is jewish i learned he was on fucking was a pierce crowder however contrasted against

01:33:41.420 that he made pierce morgan look very very stupid so you take the bad with the good yeah

01:33:48.220 i've never met a pierce morgan fan by the way are there i think there's there's gotta be a

01:33:55.060 few jimmy fallon fans out there but who's who's who's part of that fan club probably an english

01:34:01.060 guy pierce morgan's entire interview style because we've got a few british fans um we don't really

01:34:08.600 that's kind of like the bill o'reilly style you don't see bill o'reilly anymore that type of guy

01:34:12.920 so i don't know his whole style is that he'll come to you with something you said and just say

01:34:19.300 and i think that's abhorrent and that's it that's the entire thing he just confronts you with this

01:34:24.900 stuff he says i disagree with that and then you like it's it's not he's not laying any traps he's

01:34:30.720 not trying to coax any new opinions or takes from you or try and delete or try to humanize you and

01:34:37.580 meet you halfway like there's things an interviewer can do to actually make a good interview and he's

01:34:41.920 done none of them he's never had an original or interesting thought but i think he's made this

01:34:47.880 far because he has the most british head imaginable he does yeah because i think a lot of people from

01:34:56.880 the uk don't understand this but for the rest of us a british accent adds 15 to 30 iq points

01:35:02.880 and he's just he's got he's got such a british manner about him like that has to be it

01:35:08.580 and not in a weasley way not in a john oliver way he's weasel british and that's very yucky

01:35:17.460 yeah hate be beholding that but pierce morgan here is a man who will eat a mince pie

01:35:24.720 here is a man who you know wears polos to bed i don't know all three at once in my opinion

01:35:32.060 and if not those things i find even creators that have managed to be totally independent these days

01:35:38.240 really struggle with audience capture.

01:35:41.000 Just that feedback loop of what do people want to hear me say

01:35:43.640 rather than what is accurate.

01:35:45.440 Sorry, I'm just going to put up the other thing here.

01:35:51.380 I have to figure out how to do the timestamps properly.

01:35:54.200 Here, maybe around February,

01:35:56.140 that I was just starting to have this moment of sentience, clarity.

01:36:03.560 Okay, you know that she records so many cuts of this

01:36:07.660 and it's so sloppily edited together but i just had this moment of sentience idiot about the

01:36:15.180 political sphere that everything was unspeakably weird to levels i couldn't just shove into deep

01:36:20.780 dark corners of my brain anymore the obvious government op influencer trips i was getting

01:36:27.260 offered the cash and subtle manipulation behind the scenes in 2023 and 2024 was just okay so i

01:36:35.340 wanted to pause there this is the reason i wanted to share this so if you remember where lauren

01:36:40.140 southern came from and this was two three jaws ago remember she was almost immediately signed

01:36:48.060 with rebel media here in canada so just to start her acting like people were being offered trips

01:36:56.300 abroad uh within 2024 i'm like you were rebel media you're under ezra levon you were offered

01:37:02.460 trips to israel you everyone was the only reason you had a career in the first place is because

01:37:06.420 you were an 18 year old and a gala you shouldn't have been at and you fucked some old jews in the

01:37:10.680 back room that's the only reason she even has a career so like let's let's cut the shit yeah

01:37:16.300 and like and faith goldie spilled all those beans like she she they were all offered the trip to

01:37:21.820 israel as people still are now and it's like you were famous for wearing like daisy dukes and going

01:37:29.360 to the slut walk with milo yiannopoulos you were like just a libertarian who liked to say the word

01:37:35.040 retarded like you you weren't lauren you know what you were like you you're not you were never a

01:37:40.880 serious person for most of your career yeah picking up two degrees i had never seen before in my life

01:37:48.880 in that space i was getting offers to go to russia israel saudi arabia other places some of them

01:37:54.800 To be clear, she was being offered to go to Saudi Arabia to fuck someone's son.

01:38:00.780 Yes, definitely.

01:38:02.740 No one gets invited to Saudi Arabia for anything other than that.

01:38:06.800 You're getting the same offer that Maggie Gyllenhaal is getting.

01:38:12.220 Totally paid for, first class.

01:38:14.420 You know, the whole shebang, wink, wink.

01:38:16.020 You're going to say the things we want you to say.

01:38:17.920 You might see some people on these trips right now.

01:38:20.340 i was seeing influencers getting invented from scratch and astroturfed into oblivion on my

01:38:27.520 sound familiar sound sound like when when this woman named lauren southern showed up one day

01:38:35.540 and then had a book coming out that she that was ghost written by someone else and it was published

01:38:41.160 by rebel all of a sudden you're an author and you didn't write any other books until recently

01:38:46.700 which is just to spill the beans on how many guys you fucked in this scene

01:38:51.080 after denying it for your entire career.

01:38:55.320 What would it be?

01:38:56.200 There's just these fucking people showing up out of nowhere and getting pushed.

01:39:01.740 Yeah, imagine that.

01:39:04.640 Feed, very obvious botting, yet institutions around them were also supporting them.

01:39:11.220 and, you know, watching elements of the influencer world

01:39:15.100 that I know for a fact are linked to crime

01:39:17.760 and are using their public facade to further it

01:39:20.680 and cover up their tracks,

01:39:22.580 watching them totally buy tons of my peers behind the scenes,

01:39:26.120 just straight up, here's a check,

01:39:28.620 you're going to work as propaganda for us now,

01:39:30.700 you're going to say what we want you to say,

01:39:32.840 and just watch the...

01:39:34.480 Keep in mind, that is basically what she's being accused of as well.

01:39:38.440 And she doesn't make that connection,

01:39:40.760 she doesn't make the connection that the things she was involved in may very well have become that

01:39:47.400 um so let me go here

01:39:50.280 what's the best way to do this to do what are you trying to do time stamps yeah yeah that i don't

01:40:01.720 think much of it i i kind of i've entered this space of okay surely surely nothing's gonna happen

01:40:09.020 You're hyping this up in your brain, Lauren.

01:40:11.800 Open the door and there's the police with two, a man and a woman in like leather jackets, black outfits that bring out a badge that says CSIS.

01:40:19.820 So this is after Tenet Media is getting discovered and she's explaining her engagement with CSIS.

01:40:27.540 And this is where it actually gets interesting to me.

01:40:30.520 It's on it. CSIS, which is our FBI, CIA equivalent in Canada.

01:40:35.080 And they brought the local police force to confirm that they weren't just people posing as agents.

01:40:38.200 they were real agents and um i needed to talk to them hey can we have a conversation with you lauren

01:40:43.800 i immediately go into panic mode you know um i have a pretty tough constitution when it comes to

01:40:51.400 this kind of stuff because i've had a lot of time in questioning rooms in my life in various

01:40:55.880 different countries getting detained at borders i've usually found it largely entertaining

01:41:00.040 you know let me just say if that is the case then you shouldn't have gone into panic mode

01:41:05.000 yeah right it's just good talent it should be actually the opposite of what you said lauren

01:41:13.720 you guys really do to me i know i've done nothing wrong but i've never had it happen in my own home

01:41:17.960 or in canada so my stomach was definitely doing a few flips and um you know when i had that

01:41:23.480 conversation with the lawyers in the high rise they told me do not speak to the feds like don't

01:41:27.720 do it call or just call us you know when when they come if that happens so i'm immediately trying to

01:41:32.760 to call my lawyers and i cannot get a hold of them and the the feds come in and they're like okay

01:41:37.240 we're gonna we're just gonna sit down on the deck and you're saying you won't talk to us nope i'm

01:41:41.960 not saying anything to you we'll talk to you we'll talk at you okay a lot to unpack here

01:41:50.120 so she was explaining how she commissions a law firm to give her advice and over the course of

01:41:56.440 days she'd be given training on how to deal with this because they were saying it may come to pass

01:42:03.440 that you are arrested right she was anticipating this coming that part was left out of the previous

01:42:09.640 video like she's still insane to me by the way because she she's not that radical and she hasn't

01:42:14.160 fucking done anything she's a she's essentially a nobody from a political standpoint like why

01:42:17.960 i don't even understand why she's under investigation at all aside from the tenant thing

01:42:21.700 because this is just about tenant right that's it well unless there's something else going on

01:42:26.840 beneath the surface which there may be which there always seems to be with someone like her

01:42:31.300 but in her own words her lawyer said never talk to the feds right call us first of all they're

01:42:38.120 not picking up the phone are these good lawyers like no one picked up the phone no one's secretary

01:42:44.600 nope what do you mean they didn't pick up the phone okay that's either a lie or you don't have

01:42:49.940 very good lawyers but secondly when lauren when they say don't talk to the feds that doesn't mean

01:42:57.060 they can just talk at you and you're like okay this isn't technically a conversation they're

01:43:01.840 they're saying just close the fucking door lauren why did you let them in the house

01:43:06.760 that's like saying you don't never talk to the police well what if i just ask them questions

01:43:12.320 what if i say things in the form of question i mean you can bitch but you it's not going to

01:43:19.220 help you like you and your lawyers are telling you it's like it's not illegal to slam the door

01:43:24.540 in their face it's not illegal to get up and walk in your house and just leave the conversation but

01:43:30.520 somehow they ended up on your deck and saying okay we're just going to talk at you what what

01:43:37.220 a fucking dunce what a pinheaded hoe because you're going to want to hear what we have to say

01:43:43.760 so i sit i'm listening trying to get a hold of my lawyers and they apparently they've been

01:43:49.960 following me for a bit even before the indictment uh they knew a lot about my life they they

01:43:57.340 literally were like we know you've had bad experiences with feds before but we're not

01:43:59.980 like other feds i'm not joking we're not like so you don't need to have access to her phone

01:44:06.560 to know that she had a extremely messy divorce hey lauren you you recorded hours about this

01:44:13.360 you recorded videos in the woods talking about how you married a fed from another country

01:44:20.220 and that ended in a very messy divorce with you it's almost like you never stop talking about it

01:44:27.980 it's like they've been following me for quite some time or they took i don't know a couple

01:44:31.860 minutes to watch many of your videos which you were wielding to try and destroy your older friends

01:44:37.000 it's possible they just listened to bitch one it is possible that bitch watch greatest hits and now

01:44:42.560 you know everything there is to know it's like one of the guys there he's looking at his phone

01:44:46.680 you just hear the blood sally indra starter plays like shit shit shit shit shit shit shit

01:44:50.780 he's just the guy like his his bluetooth headphones become uncoupled they just hear

01:45:00.640 so i'm thinking a lot about a humphrey bong fart

01:45:04.460 but uh yeah so but that's something i also wanted to remind people

01:45:12.420 where she talks about all the extra scrutiny she's received i just want to remind people that

01:45:18.420 she married a federal agent from another country even though they're an ally it is like a foreign

01:45:26.580 federal agent that you married so of course the government would probably take more of a

01:45:32.940 interest in you especially if you're living in canada and he's living over there like you

01:45:37.920 you basically could be a spy even even though you're allied why would you expect anything else

01:45:45.180 or if you move over to australia then you come back they're like we're going to take a bit of

01:45:49.360 an extra interest and you just ask a few extra questions does that really surprise you and then

01:45:55.820 it ends in divorce like the whole thing's so fucking messy it's like okay so is this just a

01:46:00.120 spy thing gone wrong that's what i would be thinking because otherwise she would need to be

01:46:05.140 the dumbest trainwreck imaginable.

01:46:11.440 They had favorite videos of mine they'd watched.

01:46:13.780 They opined about my family dynamics,

01:46:15.500 personal files,

01:46:16.320 how good I was at hiding where I lived.

01:46:19.460 Not that good.

01:46:22.220 They're on your deck, you stupid bitch.

01:46:25.660 See, when...

01:46:27.300 What I love about this

01:46:28.760 is that she's saying that

01:46:30.020 as if that's not part of the tactic.

01:46:32.820 See, what they're trying to do here

01:46:34.640 is get her on side what they're trying to do is to turn her into a rat and i think she in some

01:46:41.140 level knows but she's also an egotistical hoe so she's like these people were like stalking me

01:46:45.420 for some time yeah yeah they would that's their job that's kind of their job if a fed approached

01:46:49.360 me i bet they'd say yo man i'm not like the other feds they send their wiggerist fed of course

01:46:56.400 yo dog i fucking love blood salad man no one in i've been showing it to the guys in the office

01:47:02.920 and of course that would immediately get me

01:47:04.880 on side. I'd be like, really? Do they like it?

01:47:06.800 How many? How many of your friends like it?

01:47:09.580 Are they cool?

01:47:10.640 Do they like me or Judas? Is it me?

01:47:12.980 I bet they say Judas

01:47:14.740 but they actually mean me.

01:47:16.860 Real quick, what's your telegram

01:47:18.740 username? Real quick.

01:47:19.900 What's your favorite bit?

01:47:22.580 It might be my favorite. Let's do it at the same time.

01:47:24.520 On three we'll say my favorite bit.

01:47:29.240 It's just so fucking easy to flip me.

01:47:32.920 but that's that's what they're doing that they oh they you're a big fan wow it's like yeah or

01:47:39.540 they're lying or they're just saying nice things to you i have ever sent over the last decade

01:47:47.960 about imagine if the feds read this chat haha like just significantly became less funny you know

01:47:56.860 this is the thing about lauren southern and people like her when we joke about the feds

01:48:02.700 monitoring this chat they are guy they they probably are right you should behave as if they

01:48:11.760 are whatever little group chat you're in whatever telegram chat you're in assume that there's one

01:48:16.620 or two people who are not even just paying close attention and reporting it they're just exporting

01:48:22.440 it it's very easy to do it's very easy to go in any group chat and export whatever the fuck is

01:48:26.740 there run a script and then put it in a database and then something you can scan for later she

01:48:32.560 stupidly thought that's just something we all joked about if my schizo theories were starting

01:48:39.560 to weigh heavy on me before about you know the space being weird everything being controlled

01:48:43.420 and watching this and that uh now all of my most schizophrenic thoughts are standing on my doorstep

01:48:48.020 flesh and blood what one does with that i don't know i don't know i spent the next few months

01:48:53.300 being incessantly harassed by one of these federal agents who was resolute that my life would be over

01:49:00.200 if i didn't become an important so this guy is our main character this is the guy who's

01:49:06.260 she's saying he's obsessed i want to say lauren did you fuck another fed

01:49:13.380 lauren baby i'm just saying a precedent has been set just saying that this guy's like

01:49:21.980 fucking obsessed with me he wouldn't stop harassing me can i can we see those texts

01:49:25.720 i gotta see those texts i gotta see if you were actually involved in this in some way

01:49:29.860 now she's gonna show the audio of course that you know show in my opinion show that she was

01:49:35.760 not encouraging this guy at all but it is kind of strange that one guy fell in love with her

01:49:43.500 apparently for them on not just the tenant media stuff but the political space in general the

01:49:50.460 dissident political world and they told me you know that that day after they met i'm like yeah

01:49:55.000 not talking to you and they're like okay um you know speak to your lawyers and you need to talk

01:49:59.720 to us again we'll be waiting at a cafe in your town 10 a.m we'll see you there we'll see you there

01:50:06.280 i woke up the next morning and just thought maybe if i don't go they'll disappear i don't i don't

01:50:12.200 know i'm not i'm not going though i'm not going to this cafe i remember it like hitting 10 o'clock

01:50:16.760 and my heart pounding and being like that's a complete wrong approach to this you know what i

01:50:22.520 would do is I would go to the cafe but just walk by several times just big big

01:50:30.200 window looking out on the street and they just see me circling the building

01:50:35.720 and then just not coming in see we wonder like what what is your number

01:50:41.920 what would you sell out for what would you do let me ask you this just what

01:50:45.960 would you do if the feds showed up on your door behaving this way they didn't

01:50:50.360 the handcuffs or anything slashing a badge saying we'd like to talk to you what would you do just

01:50:55.880 say leave bye like let me shut the door just close the door man i've like close the door yeah i would

01:51:05.480 say get you they'll get you they'll get a warrant and they'll can you up and ship you off

01:51:11.400 but otherwise close the door man you always keep that in mind everyone like if they

01:51:16.520 wanted to arrest you you would be arrested if they could arrest you they would arrest you if

01:51:23.400 they're knocking on your door trying to be your friend giving you warnings and ultimatums it's

01:51:30.040 like that that means they're hoping you build their case for them right now this whole thing

01:51:34.860 is like oh you're so scared of the scary feds and everything is controlled and everything's an op

01:51:39.380 and then and then bitch you already have established that these people are your enemy

01:51:44.820 why are you talking to them what like you oh but no but these ones are good they're gonna give me

01:51:50.020 a deal like what the fuck is wrong with you like i at least i'm not the smartest guy on earth i know

01:51:55.960 that the government is my enemy we're not friends they don't want to help me i'm i'm the bad guy

01:52:03.940 like what the fuck is i can't even imagine why you wouldn't this is something that like

01:52:12.880 she says this later in the video and i think we should have time to get to it but she says that

01:52:19.160 you know there's lots of feds out there they're doing a good job lots of police officers i don't

01:52:23.460 think feds are all bad and like no no bitch well why like why would you why would you think that

01:52:29.580 it would benefit you more if you said they're all bad prove me the fuck wrong but in every single

01:52:36.120 one of these instances in every conversation you have to just keep remembering if you find

01:52:41.020 yourself in these situations just keeps repeating again and again in your head you're doing this to

01:52:46.400 me don't act like this is being done to me by a machine and that you are associated with the

01:52:52.320 machine it's being good cop to the unseen bad cop you don't even have to do this you're doing it

01:52:58.520 because you're getting paid this is your job you wake up in every morning and you put your little

01:53:02.260 fed shirt on and you say i i love my job and i'm getting paid well and my family are safe because

01:53:08.220 i get to harass citizens there's no such thing as a good fucking fed why would they be your friend

01:53:13.620 it's just it's how many friends have you made that are waving a badge in your face

01:53:18.880 how many has your is that how you and your best friend met when they showed up at your doorstep

01:53:25.280 threatening you saying that you know what this this phenomenon is happening but i think

01:53:30.880 i think if you give me things that i can help you like to me like the the more i think about

01:53:36.360 the angrier i get like the less scared i get i would be here's i would be deeply concerned

01:53:43.560 that i would nuke myself if the fed showed up at my door just because i fucking i hate the idea

01:53:49.020 that that situation would happen that you're gonna run some game on me forget the spying

01:53:54.300 forget the panopticon forget all the all the good things and forget the good life that we will never

01:54:01.900 achieve because of these people just them showing up on my door being like hey bad news something's

01:54:10.680 gonna happen to you and i'm here to prevent that from happening but first you need to give me all

01:54:16.000 your friends like just like even saying it do you understand how fucking pissed off i am yeah that

01:54:21.700 there's some people who think gosh man like i don't want a bad thing to happen i give me a

01:54:28.380 flamethrower that's all i'm gonna say i'm not walking through that door i'm not walking through

01:54:34.060 that door is everything gonna be fine and then it was for like a few days they didn't they don't

01:54:39.120 like call you or leave notes they try not to leave traces of themselves right so i didn't hear

01:54:43.880 anything and then i start you know i'm thinking maybe i'm getting back into my normal life routine

01:54:47.240 here and then i start getting all these calls on my phone from a random number and it's not like a

01:54:50.700 regular scam number like it keeps calling over and over usually the scam callers will call like

01:54:54.060 once or twice and then give up after you've hung up and then

01:54:57.240 be funny if they those anonymous calls were the feds but they still hire like

01:55:02.140 chinese companies to do it i get like three chinese calls a day

01:55:07.740 that sound like they're recorded from the fucking chinese government

01:55:11.740 i don't know why but it's just like yeah we've contracted with

01:55:16.360 fucking xi xinping for this part definitely knew it wasn't just a random

01:55:21.440 scammer was it started turning into signal calls signal is like the encrypted app um for chatting

01:55:26.400 and these calls are happening over and over and over again and i spend a few days just reject

01:55:32.640 reject reject trying to figure out what the number is um i think i can't remember maybe i blocked one

01:55:38.640 and it there was another one that started i don't know i can't remember i'd have to i'd have to go

01:55:41.360 look back but um a few days in oh i tried to call it back from a different number and there was no

01:55:48.560 answer and like no name on the the other end of the line or whatever well that would also be from

01:55:53.700 any scam call too by the way just just to give some cream to that thing you can any number that's

01:56:00.640 trying to fuck with you you can't ever call back anyway and then it starts yeah turning into text

01:56:07.180 text messages that say you know hey you need to talk to me sorry brief audio insert to get this

01:56:13.840 right we have this text exchange where i'm basically like i don't know who the hell you are

01:56:18.420 And he responds by saying we spoke on your patio a bit ago. I put together that it's the feds

01:56:24.180 all right, so

01:56:26.880 Here here's the best part. I'm gonna make sure to get to this

01:56:31.040 This is her she's got the recording device on her. There's no video. Obviously. It's only audio and I want to make sure that the

01:56:38.940 volume is what's the timeline with this like she agrees to go and meet them again

01:56:42.380 Yeah to meet this one guy this one guy who's taking a special interest in her and wants to help her

01:56:49.980 Saying that none of these, you know, I'm not like the other feds. She even joked about that

01:56:55.640 But I think

01:56:57.080 Say we will about her

01:56:59.080 It is cool that she got this at the very least

01:57:03.620 Ted LaFaro says the story is as dumb as she is

01:57:08.380 Right for the jugular Ted

01:57:10.380 oh yeah we're i'm really trying to hear to help you navigate you out of this because if you just

01:57:17.260 sit here and don't do anything i know that's the easiest thing for your lawyer to say but

01:57:20.940 your lawyer is not going to be the one sitting in the detention like you you that happened to

01:57:24.780 you a bunch of times i know you you you're actually the you put up a very amazing front

01:57:30.140 that things don't just disturb you and it's it's this guy sounds asian i was just gonna

01:57:36.380 say this is chinese right and he's chinese yeah yeah um i don't know what bearing that has on this

01:57:44.300 but it it's just kind of a bit funnier actually incredible like when we came to your door maybe

01:57:51.260 you had 10 seconds of nervousness you celebrated yourself down and you were calm and quite like

01:57:56.220 it's actually if in another life you would have made a great intelligence this is i wanted to

01:58:03.100 really highlight this because he does such a bad job and again i've no reason to believe this isn't

01:58:08.540 real right let's give benefit of the doubt here this guy is is the most awkward fed i've ever

01:58:14.940 seen which may be ben 8502 says he sounds like judas you take that back you take that back

01:58:22.460 say psych right now he better say psych right now i can't control him when he's like this

01:58:27.260 Oh

01:58:30.200 Yeah, bill Wilson blood salt is trying to explain to the feds way my most used adjectives are griper and rape

01:58:39.840 You say oh, it's actually the shit that shows up in every

01:58:44.640 Interrogation YouTube video. Oh Bill Wilson. He says psych now, of course

01:58:49.660 the all is forgiven

01:58:51.540 but like this is what's wild it's like you're probably

01:58:54.300 you know conditioned to believe that these people are good at this that they're very persuasive

01:59:01.680 and they can get in your head and but it's like you you listen they're just the most

01:59:06.240 awkward motherfuckers they're like low-level analysts it appears to have worked on lauren

01:59:11.300 to some extent because she's describing her walking through the woods she went for

01:59:15.920 a nice excursion into the woods with this lonely fed and remember where this started

01:59:23.020 her lawyer saying don't talk to them like remember the miranda being read your miranda rights

01:59:30.380 anything you can't you say can and will be used against you in a court of law

01:59:33.900 so you only stand to lose in the situation and that's one piece of advice i would give

01:59:39.720 if they could arrest you they would arrest you if they haven't arrested you it's because by keeping

01:59:46.160 you talking they know whatever you're giving them is going to help them there's no unless

01:59:52.980 unless you're going into this with a very keen strategy to fuck with them and they'll know

01:59:58.780 they're being fucked with and then they'll stop it immediately but unless you're stringing them

02:00:03.260 along for some kind of master plan it's like you're just feeding into this right yeah like

02:00:11.860 like it's nice that we get this audio but what were you going to use this for lauren if you were

02:00:17.960 smart you just shouldn't have done this you shouldn't have gone on a okay lauren so okay

02:00:23.980 let me start i don't like seeing white women raped and murdered you know what i mean yeah

02:00:31.780 whenever i hear about a white woman who was brutalized raped and murdered by a black guy

02:00:38.200 and then we learn later that she had a black lives matter profile picture people smirk

02:00:45.380 they say got what you voted for there i don't feel that way i hate to see it i don't like i don't

02:00:52.120 like shit shit live women doing this i'm i'm incredibly paternalistic of course i'm incredibly

02:00:58.100 misogynistic so i don't even view them as accountable for their actions i view them

02:01:01.680 closer to like you know dogs and lipstick but you know i mean so but i hate seeing that

02:01:09.120 so i would just say lauren i don't want to see you raped and killed if you get the sense that

02:01:16.720 there's a weird federal agent with power over you who wants to take you alone into the woods

02:01:23.840 don't do it

02:01:26.600 like I just

02:01:28.620 someone like her

02:01:31.700 it's like I don't know how you survive this long

02:01:33.820 like this guy he's gonna

02:01:35.600 he's gonna give you a bag of his piss

02:01:37.880 and you're gonna be

02:01:39.740 and you're not smart enough

02:01:41.340 and you're certainly not hot enough

02:01:43.820 to play that off you're gonna do a girl thing

02:01:45.920 and go thanks

02:01:47.640 and he's gonna know what that means

02:01:50.460 he's gonna know you don't like his

02:01:53.780 bag of piss and then he's gonna bring out the bag of knives all right let's keep going i know

02:02:00.340 it comes out it comes out and it does stress you out and it should because you're you're your main

02:02:06.660 one of your primary jobs is you're also a mother and besides your other job as a mother you want

02:02:11.480 to be there you want to protect your kid you want to be there to see him grow up you want to you

02:02:15.760 also want to be there to be able to provide for him because you're doing like a lot of multi-rolls

02:02:20.020 i don't want to i don't want to see where a situation where that gets interfered or whatever

02:02:25.460 well then don't let that happen well that's the best thing she said to give her a bit of credit

02:02:32.580 just under them saying i don't want to see this happen to you okay well you're the one who's doing

02:02:36.180 it you can just stop he's like well i mean maybe yeah but the whole point to this he's not actually

02:02:43.780 trying to make friends with her he's threatening her yeah yeah that's all that that's all this is

02:02:47.860 so i mean again like you you this man who is threatening you invited you to the woods and you

02:02:52.660 went and then he's like hey i don't want to threaten you but here we are and she's like

02:02:57.300 well stop threatening me well bitch why are you here can you imagine if you and me were just on

02:03:01.940 a fucking nice afternoon walk in the middle of the woods in the middle of nowhere with a fed

02:03:06.020 i'm just saying i know what the comments gonna say oh we're gonna make out with him no it's

02:03:13.460 i was talking about violence that's why i'm asking so this is a threat this is not absolutely not a

02:03:19.460 threat this is like our second time coming mm-hmm so it's like this i mean the second time they've

02:03:26.660 done this i mean lauren lauren honey get to one already and didn't even record it and then she

02:03:35.220 decided i'll go back for a second she's just like hanging out with this guy happened often and uh

02:03:42.260 But once that legal ball gets rolling, when it's hard to use, there's nothing that can

02:03:51.220 be done after that.

02:03:52.220 And that's that.

02:03:53.220 I know you're thinking, I can see you thinking when you're writing your notes and trying

02:03:56.260 to get ahold of your lawyer.

02:03:57.260 I know I'm very aggressive to show up at your door, but I think we can help you navigate

02:04:01.100 through it.

02:04:02.100 And again, in my opinion, just doing nothing is not going to get you in a better spot.

02:04:08.500 It's going to be putting you at a significant disadvantage.

02:04:12.140 might happen okay like nothing if they're like oh that we don't have a significant case again uh

02:04:15.820 again southern and nothing but if they go these guys are all saying negative things again when

02:04:23.260 you're in a like the courtroom it's the perception not what the truth is and that's all really in

02:04:29.260 this kind of in this kind of case that's all you really kind of leave so i gotta ask when you do

02:04:35.260 the uh single mom story how you feeling lauren do you practice that like in a room with colleagues

02:04:40.780 or do they no we're actually really normal people have mom and dad multiple ones for multiple

02:04:47.200 scenarios but i'm just saying if certain things are important they can't be soft i'll make sure

02:04:54.460 that so there's a part here i i i don't dislike the things she's saying there where she's like

02:05:00.960 calling him out on saying like okay like you're complimenting me on being a mother like what the

02:05:06.960 fuck is that about do you practice that like fair play um there's one moment later on and

02:05:14.020 i want to give a message to this guy who's listening look you every single day you wake

02:05:21.900 up as the same guy you're chinese and you you got to get out there and be both seductive and

02:05:29.660 threatening and i know that's probably really hard both of those are hard i but this is a rise

02:05:37.400 up king intervention i'm i'm put i'm it's sitting inside the manosphere right now i don't want to

02:05:45.360 see you humiliated like this because there's this one there's this one moment i don't think i have

02:05:50.740 it time stamped here but he's trying to almost seduce her where he's complimenting her profile

02:05:57.820 picture he asks her if that's the same one she uses on her dating profile and she makes a sound

02:06:04.840 that men boys fellas when you hear this sound let me reenact it right here he says oh is that

02:06:15.960 the same profile as your dating profile you like dating online and she goes

02:06:19.960 boys i'm just telling you if you hear that sound you gotta disengage retreat go whack off you gotta

02:06:34.420 get that evil out of you and then reassess and then re-engage but that is the sound of a woman

02:06:41.220 who's giving you nothing this guy's trying and she's doing she's experiencing what i understand

02:06:49.240 many women to know

02:06:51.260 as the ick. You know what I mean?

02:06:53.460 She's doing, ha ha, okay.

02:06:55.340 That's nice.

02:06:57.000 And then he's not getting it.

02:06:58.860 I think he's trying to leverage his power, but he

02:07:01.240 doesn't really have power. Do you know how hard it is to be

02:07:03.280 a fed but not project authority?

02:07:05.720 I get it. You can...

02:07:07.880 You had a woman alone in the

02:07:09.300 woods, Mr. Fed.

02:07:11.860 The world was your oyster.

02:07:13.660 You could have done anything.

02:07:15.120 And here she is making a video.

02:07:18.020 Sorry, continue.

02:07:19.240 No, no, that's all. I'm just saying the implications.

02:07:21.960 But the implications.

02:07:23.280 She eats Asian feds for breakfast,

02:07:25.620 bro. Don't do it.

02:07:32.220 No dumbs, you dumbass.

02:07:33.620 This is flirtatious banter.

02:07:39.520 I'm actually getting pissed at her.

02:07:41.120 I didn't expect this.

02:07:43.480 You're not part of the collateral damage, right?

02:07:46.680 I didn't know anything about it.

02:07:49.240 I had to find out research and do more digging on it to like really understand

02:07:54.300 like where you're coming and this idea of peace you want peace now this is what I was talking

02:07:58.880 about earlier let's just do this real quick when we can end soon I say they're like vampires I say

02:08:05.840 you know they're blowing up my phone I'm constantly saying no to them after they've been stalking me

02:08:08.660 for a month and threatening me and I'm not saying that everyone who works in government that everyone

02:08:13.880 who works as like a federal agent in the western world or non-western world is a bad person I'm

02:08:19.120 not why what you have to gain just say they all are these people these people if you believe that

02:08:26.680 these people tried to blow up your life look they came threatening your family you saw that right

02:08:34.320 it's like look you're a mother you don't want you have you want to be there for your kids right you

02:08:38.580 don't want your kids to mention the kids the kids the kids i think this is my this is shakedown

02:08:44.300 shit. This is mafia shit. Most of them are pretty good. How about zero of them are good?

02:08:50.520 Right? You know what I mean? This to me is the most reprehensible part of this.

02:08:54.540 Saying that they sometimes aren't doing good work. I think there are police that are genuinely

02:08:57.960 trying to stop crime. I think there are government officials that are genuinely trying to make the

02:09:00.640 world a better place. And I'm sure there are CSIS agents that are genuinely concerned about

02:09:03.680 the safety, both psychologically and physically, of Canadians in a crazy world where all these

02:09:08.940 ops are going on and you know what if they had not come in obviously vaguely threatening me in

02:09:14.980 every conversation refusing to give me any clear idea of why they were there what they allegedly

02:09:20.220 had on me what was going on i might have been happy to help them okay do you catch that yes

02:09:28.680 let's watch that again everyone this is

02:09:30.860 as ppp would say this is just beyond so she's saying what she just admitted there let's listen

02:09:39.340 carefully was that if they actually came correct and were a bit nicer she would have indeed

02:09:45.860 collaborated with them it was just the tone it was just that they weren't clear about what they

02:09:51.420 had on her so if they apply pressure in a different way of course she would have folded

02:09:56.300 of course let's just see this again threatening me and i'm not saying that everyone who works

02:10:03.420 in government that everyone who works as like a federal agent in the western world or non-western

02:10:08.240 world is a bad person i'm not saying that they sometimes aren't doing good work i think there

02:10:12.180 are police that are genuinely trying to stop crime i think there are government officials that are

02:10:15.000 genuinely trying to make the world a better place and i'm sure there are csis agents that are

02:10:17.780 genuinely concerned about the safety both psychologically and physically of canadians

02:10:21.960 in a crazy world where all these ops are going on and you know what if they had not come in

02:10:28.360 obviously vaguely threatening me in every conversation refusing to give me any clear

02:10:32.760 idea of why they were there what they allegedly had on me what was going on i might have been

02:10:37.480 happy to help them i love the west i am oh wait asterisk here help them as in not work for them

02:10:44.520 but give them an idea of how the influencer space is being manipulated yeah but that's got to be a

02:10:49.480 a footnote afterwards because she didn't think of it

02:10:51.560 until she listened to herself

02:10:53.660 in post yeah

02:10:54.960 ladies and gentlemen

02:10:56.360 this is why we do bitch watch

02:10:58.840 this is why we do just

02:11:01.380 that admission there like even after going through all this

02:11:03.500 she's almost like leaving the door open

02:11:05.480 for them

02:11:06.120 saying that you know they're good people and maybe

02:11:09.640 if you did it a bit nicer I would

02:11:11.520 collaborate

02:11:12.380 I often get to

02:11:15.540 with Lauren is like she's a

02:11:17.280 she's like a woman at her limit in the sense that she should not be doing any of this shit she

02:11:25.080 should not be involved in schemes or ops she should not be writing she should not be speaking

02:11:30.300 she's a normal woman she's i don't think she's particularly stupid she's just a woman this is

02:11:36.240 woman shit right and you can't expect her to do any better than this this is about what this is

02:11:42.780 about what you can do right even like that tell right they're like well if you had just been

02:11:46.960 nicer to me and just told me what was going on if you had just come in with the right attitude

02:11:52.220 i would have helped you it's like well and this is why women shouldn't be allowed to vote

02:11:57.340 or have bank accounts yeah there's just another thing i noticed about the design of these videos

02:12:02.100 so look at the layers that are at work just for her to keep correcting and contextualizing herself

02:12:09.740 so she's got this scripted interview in this space that she's set up as a set and you can

02:12:17.040 tell that there's edits there's edits where she's chopped it up because she's had to re-record

02:12:21.740 something didn't like how it came out then on top of that she cuts away to audio of herself saying

02:12:28.140 that oh as i was editing it i i seem to have come across as strange here's what i really meant and

02:12:33.360 then you have these asterisks on the screen where she just dumps text in to clarify herself even

02:12:38.920 further but it's like i i think you meant it when you said it i think i think you meant it in the

02:12:45.260 original cut and yet you you never see any other creator do this you never see any other creator

02:12:51.460 who has to keep adding these disclaimers on their own video that they fucking produced and wrote

02:12:57.320 because after like three different revisions they still sound bad like there's no and this is the

02:13:05.120 woman who wants to tell you about how great she is on the mic how great she is behind the keyboard

02:13:09.920 she was getting offered jobs she's a talentless hack grateful that I was born here even Canada

02:13:17.440 I don't want us to lose in an information war I don't want foreign nations controlling the

02:13:22.520 media space covertly which they definitely are trying to do so but it's definitely not

02:13:26.680 just a Russia thing if anything the tenant stuff was like a distraction from the massive control

02:13:32.220 that is happening from many other countries nations even corporations you know what hey

02:13:37.440 fair enough but the 10 thing was the thing you were involved in and she says elsewhere in the

02:13:43.320 video um i don't think i have the time stamp for this but she was i fuck do i have it it was what

02:13:50.140 i'm just going to summarize it because i know we have to get going really really soon but she was

02:13:53.640 complaining that everyone else at the organization received more money from her more money than her

02:13:59.420 rather she had said that tim pool received some in the something of the tune of millions of dollars

02:14:06.060 and she received a paltry one hundred thousand dollars now that was a hundred thousand dollars

02:14:12.860 after i think the amount was more but that was a hundred thousand dollars just she got

02:14:18.780 and then they also gave her money to pay editors pay whoever i don't know who the

02:14:24.220 fuck she works with but that's what she had said and so in my mind you're still getting paid a

02:14:30.140 hundred thousand dollars to turn out like two videos a year it seems like right but she's also

02:14:36.680 that was a bit of information she probably shouldn't have given right but um also maybe

02:14:41.960 it's a lie maybe they all actually did receive the same amount of money but she like squirreled

02:14:46.440 it away in a different way anyway but that's the those are the numbers that we're talking about

02:14:51.700 that she just thought, you know,

02:14:54.420 the tenant means it's like this insignificant thing.

02:14:56.600 You know, it's the distraction.

02:14:58.020 Okay, well, it was apparently insane enough

02:15:01.500 that they decided to give someone like you

02:15:03.160 who's retired $100,000 for no work.

02:15:07.360 So sure, China's doing it.

02:15:09.400 Sure, America's doing it.

02:15:10.640 Definitely Israel's doing it.

02:15:12.160 They're all doing it.

02:15:12.780 But so were you.

02:15:15.680 And that's what the story's about.

02:15:17.580 Oh, I wish we could make this about China.

02:15:20.760 I would love to make this about Israel

02:15:22.900 Wouldn't it be great if we can make this about Israel

02:15:25.480 And Jews but for right now

02:15:27.520 It's about a dumb bitch taking

02:15:29.460 Russian money

02:15:30.300 And somehow

02:15:33.100 On a romantic walk in the woods

02:15:35.840 With a vet again

02:15:36.840 Again

02:15:37.840 The price is riced

02:15:43.320 Says Vulpes persona

02:15:44.720 It says the face she's making

02:15:47.580 That is a good face that she's making right there

02:15:50.000 Oh, man

02:15:54.520 Troubles it next time on mr. B's which of these five happens is a fed you get

02:16:00.400 Three hundred thirty thousand dollars a year and a chance to meet Tim pool if you win

02:16:05.620 Tim pool the King Hapa

02:16:09.000 Like Tim pool would be her type

02:16:12.480 Right. Yeah, probably someone made a comment up here that she did fuck destiny

02:16:16.840 right

02:16:18.880 so look at this face

02:16:22.860 the face that's on screen right now

02:16:24.460 that slept with destiny

02:16:26.980 slept with a fucking

02:16:28.820 gooner midget

02:16:30.300 and she's out here like I'm just

02:16:32.660 I'm just a mom I'm just trying to make

02:16:34.760 brick oven pizza

02:16:35.760 no you're sucking gamer dick

02:16:38.440 no you're sucking

02:16:40.400 you're sucking Chinese fed

02:16:42.860 dick

02:16:43.240 it's just

02:16:45.300 You're the worst type of woman

02:16:48.080 What do you got on your fucking body?

02:16:51.880 You got a necklace? Is that a mic?

02:16:53.840 That's a floating rectangle

02:16:55.500 I don't want to hear it

02:16:58.620 Sean Weiland says

02:17:01.360 Ew, she has AIDS finally

02:17:02.740 We get the Sean Weiland AIDS comment

02:17:06.180 I love it

02:17:08.720 I love when Sean Weiland talks about AIDS

02:17:10.340 Blood-based Tim Pool

02:17:14.180 the king of Hapafet.

02:17:16.600 Even though he's crashing out

02:17:18.420 recently, I don't know if you've seen this,

02:17:20.120 he wants to slaughter Candace Owens.

02:17:23.040 Why?

02:17:24.820 She had made the

02:17:26.380 comment, I guess, we're going to be done

02:17:28.440 with this video for now.

02:17:31.440 She

02:17:32.040 made the comment that the Charlie

02:17:34.500 Kirk, Turnpoint USA

02:17:36.160 is working to destroy

02:17:38.640 Charlie Kirk's legacy.

02:17:40.400 There's some concerns about his

02:17:42.340 wife his widowed wife how she's behaving how she's moving in the world and they said she was

02:17:47.880 advocating that turning point usa members should cancel their subscription because they don't like

02:17:52.580 what it's become and tim pool just started calling her a cunt just on air just like you stupid cunt

02:17:59.600 and then you know candace owens you know not a fan but i just noticed the other day she's got

02:18:07.260 7 million followers on X I had no idea she was that big hmm I knew she was

02:18:13.640 bigger than how she used to be but like that's fucking massive for the type of

02:18:19.880 shit that she's saying I think she might be at the level of Tucker somehow yeah

02:18:24.340 I don't know how that happens if she's out there talking about UFOs and

02:18:28.300 McCrone's wife is a man just like just being just being out of pocket and hey

02:18:35.260 good for him but

02:18:37.180 Tim Pool is just

02:18:38.980 declaring bankruptcy

02:18:40.880 once a month it looks like

02:18:42.740 like every month he's saying we have to

02:18:45.240 shut down and just doesn't shut down

02:18:47.160 and it just gets angrier

02:18:49.080 it's like Alex Jones with Infowars

02:18:51.060 like that's been dying for

02:18:53.220 years now but he still

02:18:55.280 shows up at the set every day

02:18:56.700 I don't know what that

02:18:59.280 tactic accomplishes it's like seeing like one of those

02:19:01.200 rug stores that's always like

02:19:02.800 running a going out of business sale

02:19:04.800 it's like wikipedia yeah it's like wikipedia

02:19:08.320 render rander sugar says i'm still not convinced she's not being paid for these garbage

02:19:15.680 takes maybe that's her job who would pay for this though like this benefits no one

02:19:21.760 except us except you and me yeah we look at that face that faces hey her did you put her up to this

02:19:28.500 i wonder how much i wonder how much she would cost she seems to be accustomed to a pretty

02:19:35.660 nice lifestyle though you know i mean i don't think she's hurting for the luxuries in life

02:19:40.360 no anyway we gotta get going now all right guys we've been going for a while thank you

02:19:45.580 so much for taking the time thank you so much for those who submitted uh super chats here i think

02:19:52.720 we've got a couple in here congratulating me and I need to scroll way the fuck up here to get them

02:19:59.120 love the super chats love the engagement thank you so much for all the wonderful comments

02:20:02.880 and we'll see you all next time

02:20:04.740 I got a lot of people that are going to rip me limb from limb if I fuck this up, if we're

02:20:25.200 being honest, because I'm sitting here with Black Pilled, Mr. Devin Stack, I would say

02:20:31.240 our most requested guest uh very very popular in our community very popular everywhere so it's a

02:20:39.220 thrill and honor to have you here tonight thank you so much for taking the time yeah thanks for

02:20:44.300 having me on no problem so i had an idea for this because when it comes to guests that we're really

02:20:52.580 really excited about like this we try and um get sort of a theme going i'm like what can i get

02:20:57.380 going that's going to be worthy of mr stack's time i had this idea and i think we align on a

02:21:05.220 great many theories and and opinions on things um now we were talking about just before the show

02:21:13.520 uh the the word blackpilled will you are would you say that you are as as blackpilled now as

02:21:21.440 when you began um well i mean i i guess yeah the situation is different so i guess it's a little

02:21:32.500 bit different but i would say uh yeah like ultimately when it comes down to whether or not

02:21:37.280 there's like a political solution to white replacement yeah i mean absolutely black

02:21:41.420 which is that's generally what i was getting at although i'd say it wasn't maybe as specific as

02:21:47.360 that when i first came up with the name it was more in response to uh what we found out through

02:21:53.980 the wikileaks emails and just through trump being elected on the premise that he was going to you

02:22:01.240 know actually uh hold ruling class members accountable you know specifically hillary

02:22:06.720 clinton and then like this like literally the day he's sworn in he's like calling them good people

02:22:11.600 and saying he's not going to go out, you know, arrest them and stuff.

02:22:15.960 And that was, to me, I thought like, oh, here's a guy,

02:22:21.100 at least the marketing is, he's this outsider.

02:22:25.320 And, you know, so he's not, and I naively believe some of this stuff.

02:22:30.340 And I was like, oh, yeah, he's going to go into Washington.

02:22:32.660 And I worked in Washington, actually, like around that time.

02:22:35.540 and uh i was personally disgusted with the the town and the people that live there and the people

02:22:42.560 that work in the government and i could and i was just like maybe it was just that's what it was

02:22:46.600 my imagination was captivated i saw this guy this rich guy that i'd seen like on home alone and heard

02:22:52.600 on the method man album and whatever he was going to come into uh the town and arrest all these

02:22:58.640 people and and uh uh you know because they were scum i mean like i said i worked i worked in this

02:23:04.300 town and i knew like it was just the town was filled and uh and then he immediately like like

02:23:11.040 literally the day he gets sworn in he's like yeah never mind and and that was just like a

02:23:17.440 a gut punch to me like i mean i was not i mean i wasn't like i i kind of knew there that risk

02:23:24.240 existed but i i thought you know i was i don't know i was being i was being optimistic actually

02:23:29.040 and uh it didn't work out at all obviously and and it was just and i held on for hope for like

02:23:36.020 a little bit and then you know the like i wasn't the only one in this situation right that's why

02:23:40.940 q anon happened because there people started having like basically these these psychotic

02:23:45.880 breaks with reality because they also thought that something similar was going to happen

02:23:50.740 and rather than being disappointed like i was they decide to just have like some kind of delusional

02:23:56.640 parallel universe that they would live in involving uh you know where this where everything

02:24:03.940 actually is happening just secretly behind you know the scenes or something but uh you would

02:24:09.460 basically need to have what we thought trump was going to be in 2016 which was you know essentially

02:24:17.500 a fascist strongman that was going to throw every woman in america out of a helicopter

02:24:22.620 You know what I mean? Like the preposterous things that said Trump would be, you would basically need that to course correct what's been going on in America. And now we're, what, after a year of Trump in his second term, and your inside knowledge on how D.C. works, have you seen just from the outside the swamp be drained at all or significantly?

02:24:46.860 leave um you know like i i'm not there anymore and i don't have a whole lot of contact anymore

02:24:54.700 with the people that i used to work with so as far as like personal experience with you know

02:25:00.140 knowing you know boots on the ground type of inside information um not really but i suspect

02:25:06.380 that uh just i mean just based on what we do know about the kinds of people that he's putting into

02:25:12.300 different positions and just honestly just the way that the federal government works

02:25:15.580 They were able to shut down some stuff like USAID stuff, and having new political appointees at these organizations, there is a little bit of influence that you have, but ultimately these guys that get into these federal jobs are unfireable.

02:25:37.580 unfirable in fact that's why i had i had a job because i didn't work for the federal government

02:25:42.220 directly i worked as a contractor because that's what every every like almost anything that gets

02:25:47.500 done in that town is done by contractors because the federal government employees

02:25:53.100 are incompetent and unfirable because they have uh immune they've unionized like years and years

02:25:59.660 ago they unionized and they're all blue-haired lesbians of black people and you know they're

02:26:04.460 just like these people like they're dei hires uh but it's like generations of dei you know what i

02:26:10.700 mean yeah i noticed the same thing in the private sector because i work in marketing and i worked

02:26:16.300 in marketing for quite some time well over i think it's 15 years now and there's a lot of talk

02:26:22.780 recently about they're putting the woke away dei is over right but i just don't see that reflected

02:26:29.980 in what's actually going on there's there might have been some high profile firings but in the

02:26:35.880 sense that everyone's getting fired there's massive turnover everywhere so yeah you've got

02:26:40.780 maybe a slightly slightly larger than average proportion of like black women being fired but

02:26:47.520 it's like then meta fires 200 000 people like every single social media platform which is where

02:26:54.680 everyone works up here in canada now that's the only place that's hiring anyone they're just

02:26:58.900 churning through people constantly so i'm like you know this might just be a false positive i don't

02:27:03.740 see it necessarily going away we hope it would and it's interesting they say that this was the first

02:27:10.080 you know white pill i want to challenge because in our space i'm not going to name any particular

02:27:17.080 names but everyone can name three people who are very plan trusting even now they trusted the plan

02:27:25.120 in 2016 what happened happened january 6 happened they're back they're trusting the plan even harder

02:27:31.360 in fact i'm going to give one example uh there's one individual i'm not trying to send any shots

02:27:36.500 across the bow but as one extreme of this i remember mystery grove publications who has

02:27:42.800 the conundrum cluster on substack very popular substack but he published this big long piece

02:27:48.660 and the i forget the name right now but the thrust of it was you must side by trump or you're an

02:27:56.260 enemy even if he advocates or does something that is against your interests even if it is even and

02:28:02.960 not even just if it appears to if he lets in 50 million h1b visas but you must support trump

02:28:10.200 otherwise you're the enemy and i look at that and i can't wrap my head around that but there's a lot

02:28:15.260 of those people isn't there what would we say to those people who are saying that i guess trump

02:28:21.100 has some sort of machiavellian hidden plot beneath the surface what do you say to those people

02:28:27.260 well that guy in particular and one reason i'm aware of him is he blocked me before i even

02:28:32.100 knew who he was which i said i and i honestly suspect that he's he gets probably funding from

02:28:39.100 the if not directly from the administration from you know some jewish donor that that you know

02:28:45.060 backs the administration. Like a lot of these guys that just sit on Twitter all day long and

02:28:49.940 there's no revenue stream, right? Like you're just kind of like, how are you just shilling for Trump

02:28:56.000 24 hours a day, seven days a week? I mean, I can imagine there's probably like a subset of people

02:29:03.280 that just don't have a job and they live in their, like literally live in their parents' basement or

02:29:07.000 something like that. But I think that a lot of these people are just funded. They're part of

02:29:11.320 an influence campaign

02:29:13.420 because that's just, I mean, that's normal.

02:29:15.300 It's not conspiracy theory stuff. That's just what

02:29:17.280 that's what political parties

02:29:19.640 and think tanks and

02:29:20.760 administrations do. They just

02:29:23.480 have these people in the payroll.

02:29:25.680 And so I don't know

02:29:27.240 if you'll ever convince someone like that. I think

02:29:29.520 that someone like that genuinely is just

02:29:31.460 you know, he's a paid shill.

02:29:33.540 It's funny to think that our

02:29:35.400 paid shills seem to be

02:29:37.360 way worse than the liberal paid shills

02:29:39.440 because on the left and liberals

02:29:41.160 i'm thinking of guys like brooklyn dad defiant where it's clear that their job is running

02:29:45.980 interference for the democrats but they're busy at they're always coming up with new ideas and

02:29:51.200 new takes and new ways to suppress whatever the story is but on our side it's just the same script

02:29:55.940 it's just trust the plan anyone can say that you just keep saying it every day all right well but

02:30:02.760 that's the thing is i think that our our paid show um ecosystem is is a little free market i think

02:30:09.800 that uh if you prove yourself to be one of these people willing to uh sell out um that either you

02:30:18.340 get rewarded or that's your you think you're going to get rewarded you know like i i did a stream

02:30:22.780 once where i kind of showed like the the hierarchy of shills and uh i i would i would say that

02:30:30.060 there's a lot of second tier shills who are basically aspiring top tier shills like they all

02:30:35.680 they all want to have the, they all fancy themselves as like, you know, like a budding

02:30:41.860 Ben Shapiro or something like that. And if they kiss the ring enough and they, you know, they show

02:30:47.360 their loyalty enough that maybe someday, you know, they'll be noticed and brought into the fold or

02:30:53.000 whatever. And they, it's, there's also a built-in audience already because Trump is, well, his

02:31:01.080 popularity right now is is in the well compared to the past it's it's actually quite low right now

02:31:07.560 uh or his approval rating is is pretty low right now but the uh you know his brand is is popular

02:31:15.880 enough and there are enough plan trusters to where if that's all you do if you just regurgitate

02:31:21.960 whatever the talking points coming out of the administration are that day and talk about how

02:31:26.680 awesome trump is you you have a built-in audience and so uh if you you know you know like like a lot

02:31:33.400 of these people that that i mean i don't know if this guy does or or you know the people around him

02:31:37.800 but if you sell merch or i mean there's ways you can you can cash in on that or if you stay

02:31:43.080 monetized on a platform you know like like youtube or something uh you can make a decent amount of

02:31:49.240 money just by saying trump is awesome and look how awesome he is and hey look at this ai photo of

02:31:54.600 of trump and like uh you know uh i don't know a t-rex and he's wearing a superman's shirt and

02:32:00.760 you know you know i mean like it's there's there's there's a market for people uh that

02:32:05.560 they just want to shill for that so i mean i i don't know if you i mean you'll never convince

02:32:10.680 those people and i've kind of lost hope on trying to convince even like the people that listen to

02:32:16.920 to that crap because i i feel like if anyone that's that's i think some people might naively

02:32:24.720 step into that and they might uh be attracted to that because they're new to politics and

02:32:29.880 and they they get involved because they are swept up in like maybe some of the campaign rhetoric of

02:32:34.880 trump and so that's where they gravitate to first is like this you know this very uh simplistic

02:32:41.360 pro-trump stuff but if they're smart and they want to stick with politics eventually they're

02:32:45.540 going to realize this is kind of dumb you know like and they'll they'll start to investigate

02:32:49.760 other other things but a lot of people just want to be told that they did they they they voted

02:32:54.500 correctly on in november you know yeah exactly um and they just it's not even about trump it's about

02:33:00.840 siding with power because a lot of these people are big into italian elite theory so they just

02:33:06.280 think it's highly intelligent to be on the winning side and trump is the president why wouldn't you

02:33:11.360 want to be with the winner but they would always say trust the plan basically and also if you ever

02:33:17.660 approach them with a concern about something trump or his administration did they'll say oh

02:33:23.960 you're one of them you're why are you what are these they'll call you a black pillar i mean

02:33:29.240 fair enough but i'm also i would say to them there's no strategic benefit to trusting the plan

02:33:35.880 all you would communicate let's say trump is listening and that he's he's a b testing ideas

02:33:41.800 because he does that a lot he'll just say some shit see how people react and then pivot later

02:33:46.940 that's just you know that's a business tactic okay but that means that if you just endorse and

02:33:52.900 get excited about whatever he says he'll see you as a slave how often do slaves get what they want

02:33:59.940 Whereas if you can at the very least voice your disapproval, sure, that's like a drop in the bucket that might not accomplish anything, but it could conceivably accomplish something rather than signaling your approval for stuff that you might not even like that he does.

02:34:16.580 So it's very much, I don't know if you'd call it a slave morality, but I'm like, well, why do anything then?

02:34:21.820 Why not just fucking log off?

02:34:23.540 You can love whatever the president does in silence in a dark fucking room.

02:34:29.120 But if you're on the internet and you're on our side of things, all we do is shit talk.

02:34:34.120 We're pretty good at it.

02:34:35.260 Why not run the risk of having an effect for your own self fucking interest?

02:34:41.620 So that's where there's like such a disconnect between me and these people.

02:34:45.080 i can't even talk to them anymore like i don't know like what do we talk about right

02:34:48.980 well my my guess is it we're separated at a genetic level because uh these people i mean

02:34:57.000 because there's just more of those people because humans evolved to have you know alphas to have

02:35:02.160 hierarchy to have you know uh leaders but the vast majority of humans are designed to follow

02:35:09.540 the leaders and so there's just more people like that that and and they are uh genetically

02:35:16.720 programmed to follow power on some level some not not all these people like i said sometimes

02:35:23.180 they're just naive they're getting into it uh or there's psychological you know reasons behind it

02:35:28.200 or whatever but um i'd say that there's for a good majority of these people who are obsessively

02:35:35.360 trusting the plan. They, they come from a long line of people who, if they were to leave the

02:35:42.440 comfort of the protection of the alpha, they would not survive. And they know this on a genetic level

02:35:49.600 or, you know, you know, subconsciously they know this. And so they suck up to power because that

02:35:55.720 is how their ancestors have survived for, you know, thousands of generations. They, they come

02:36:00.740 from a long line of people who sucked up to power and that's how they made it. And I don't come from

02:36:06.220 that's not my ancestors. That's not what I come from. And so I'm a big believer that that behavior

02:36:14.680 is genetic, as I think every white nationalist is on some level. I think that's kind of the

02:36:19.240 whole point. Right. And you have to recognize that there is diversity among white populations

02:36:25.740 in terms of that kind of, you know, what, you know, genetic behaviors too.

02:36:29.760 Well, there might be, you know, some things that broadly speaking, we share that are genetic

02:36:35.540 behaviors, you know, in terms of, you know, low impulse control or curbing of low impulse control

02:36:41.660 and, you know, that kind of a thing that there is this, you know, there is this diversity of

02:36:49.060 aptitude there is this diversity of of um you know independent uh thought ingenuity you know

02:36:57.460 and and there's just there's unfortunately just more followers there's more followers

02:37:01.460 and uh that's so that's i i think you're gonna kind of just always gonna be stuck with that

02:37:06.900 the all that and i guess that's why the only alternative really um is to if you've noticed um

02:37:14.180 Look how quickly people that would have been that would have been loath to criticize Jewish power in any way, shape or form just a couple years ago, I think notably just today, like Stix Hexenhammer, right?

02:37:34.320 someone who is who is uh always had his finger you know in the air trying to figure out what

02:37:40.780 where the wind is blowing uh it now suddenly is posting merchant memes you know and so he avoided

02:37:47.480 that shit for anyone who doesn't know who isn't an old head like us like six and hex and hammer

02:37:53.060 was always trying to be the reasonable the reasonable witchy alternative to everyone else

02:37:59.600 he's a magic guy but yeah like he's he's getting to this late and i just look at that if you got

02:38:05.520 any sort of memory you see these people like even tucker carlson to a one degree or another even

02:38:11.240 though we might support the idea that he's platforming whatnot i'm like you you guys all

02:38:15.800 got here pretty late you got here because it's safe now you got it because you you can you can

02:38:20.360 make money confidently doing it now but i'm like there's people who lost their livelihoods they had

02:38:26.360 they're they're in fucking jail because they're saying the exact same shit and so i'm very bitter

02:38:31.060 about that but that's but that's why they do it now because they no longer they they they i think

02:38:39.280 it's just human nature for people that don't have the kind of personality types that that you know

02:38:44.100 you and i might have that uh the second they see oh it's popular i'm no longer going to be

02:38:49.740 ostracized by the group because my survival is dependent on acceptance from the group because

02:38:55.980 without the group you know i'm i'm basically useless so that if you're if your whole genetic

02:39:02.780 line going back thousands of years is just being a fucking cog in the machine um you're not gonna

02:39:08.540 you know you don't want to rock the boat if everyone's you know guys like us there's this

02:39:14.280 debate over low iq anti-semitism high iq anti-semitism nigga we're the entire bell curve

02:39:21.740 of anti-semitism i'm at every every end of the spectrum i've been doing this so i got a question

02:39:29.740 here uh i guess it's to both of us but it's mainly directed towards me we need the official ruling

02:39:36.140 who is the absolute worst trump shill patrick casey or captive dreamer i don't know if you have

02:39:41.400 any opinions on either of these people i'm just in short i'll say the absolute worst i think would

02:39:48.560 be captive dreamer because he's the worst at it i know patrick i think patrick casey could do

02:39:54.500 better um i think there's opportunity for him to not be so degraded i would like to see him

02:40:02.100 elevate himself but captive dreamer i look at him i'm like i mean you're destined for the gutter

02:40:07.140 like he's just not good he's weird people people like watching patrick casey to one degree another

02:40:13.080 because he has a sense of humor like he's uh he has a history in the space whatever captive

02:40:18.580 humor is just like a weird guy who can't take a good photograph but he wants to be a celebrity

02:40:23.740 he's got like a stink of desperation on him so he's the worst because he's the worst at it but

02:40:28.940 maybe patrick casey's worse because he could do better but chooses not to i don't know if you have

02:40:32.560 an opinion on that uh yeah i'm not i'm not a fan of captive dreamer uh that was another guy that

02:40:39.060 Like, I had no idea who the fuck he was until one day, like, I mentioned Jewish shills, and he was, like, in my replies, like, magic, like, talking about, like, how, you know, which is funny, because now I don't think he'd be able to do this.

02:40:53.020 But, like, he was trying to act like I was some kind of paranoid schizophrenic for saying that there was a Jewish influence in the United States.

02:41:00.440 And I was just like, all right, dude.

02:41:02.880 And he's got a head in the shape of the eggplant emoji.

02:41:07.200 i think i remember that exact thing you're referencing like they're called because everyone

02:41:11.660 would call you and others a schizo i don't know if they still do that but schizo was the word

02:41:16.480 they were using forever yeah yeah they they and now now it's just like mainstream all everything

02:41:22.820 that i was saying that made me schizophrenic you know uh eight years ago so yeah fuck even near

02:41:29.840 the end you saw charlie kurt coming around on it there's guys like even horton mcintyre at the

02:41:34.340 blaze like they're making fun of israel like that's on the table that didn't used to be on the table

02:41:39.480 at all it's just okay i guess we're there now which is it's good overall but it is frustrating

02:41:47.280 to see so many people originators of this sort of thing people who've read a thing or two about it

02:41:52.820 locked out of the discussion so it's just people kind of bouncing the same talking points back and

02:41:58.240 forth that don't really i don't really dig into the issue deeper i was talking about this in my

02:42:03.220 community uh earlier today and um because there's certain people who are formerly conservative who've

02:42:10.820 come around over the past couple years on mass migration because it's unignorable we always said

02:42:16.920 if a liberal is admitting that they're wrong it's too late the ship is at the fucking iceberg if

02:42:22.340 it's unignorable that means you're getting what you see in minnesota where it's just so many

02:42:26.960 somalis they can operate as one coherent voting bloc and now you're dealing with clan disputes

02:42:32.980 and shit that's a that's the situation you don't want to be in but there are these people were

02:42:37.140 former conservatives who were kind of playing around these ideas but and it doesn't matter

02:42:42.580 how smart they are it doesn't matter how skilled they are they could be family men they could be

02:42:46.580 whatever the but they don't have the intellectual curiosity to think about the problem deeper so

02:42:52.260 they'll say you know there's too many immigrants okay well what does that mean like what do you do

02:42:57.620 that are we going to talk remigration but what does it mean because it's we're not talking about

02:43:02.100 political agitators we're not i was thinking of this interview us on whatever you know that shitty

02:43:07.940 podcast but it's just some latina saying you know what they all say which is i'm more loyal to

02:43:13.540 cuba than america i'm like that's not political agitator that's not a soros funded off that's

02:43:21.220 just some that's just some latina lady who is echoing what they all think so it's like okay

02:43:29.300 you're not just do forget alex soros forget all the ngos that's a part of it but it's just these

02:43:34.260 people so what are you going to do with these people but they can't think about it like that

02:43:38.020 they still need to think in terms of well we don't have enough social services like no no it's just

02:43:43.780 these people don't like you they don't even like it here so you need to do something it was radical

02:43:49.060 action that got them here radical action is the only solution but you say that and they get spooked

02:43:54.340 They can't go with you down that path.

02:43:57.380 And we were just talking before, you mentioned about behavior being genetic.

02:44:01.800 And so I'm coming to terms with that.

02:44:03.860 That, to me, is the ultimate black pill.

02:44:05.840 I was going to say this just a minute ago.

02:44:07.720 But I think the most black-pilling sentiment, and I'd love to hear your thoughts on this, is that billions must die.

02:44:15.940 That may very well be true, but here's the problem.

02:44:18.080 of those billions there's going to be a significant amount of white people as well

02:44:22.980 separating the wheat from the chaff and i think a lot of people don't think of it that way now

02:44:27.600 what do you think about that um about billions must die or but like how many white people

02:44:36.780 even if you are a white nationalist a white identitarian how many how many white people

02:44:42.440 would be your opponents who would sacrifice their own children and those people must be treated as

02:44:49.320 enemies just as much as the foreign invaders let's say well i i yeah i i kind of think it's

02:44:56.820 going to work itself out it's like it's going to be painful but it's going to work itself out

02:45:00.480 because you know nature finds a way you know it's going to be basically all these these uh

02:45:07.580 low in group preference whites are going to breed out just necessarily because that's what will

02:45:12.780 happen in a population where you're only, you know, 30% of the population. If you don't have

02:45:19.100 some kind of built in in group preference that at the very least, you know, informs your reproductive

02:45:25.040 behaviors, your, you know, your, your, your, your, your bloodline will cease to be white. So

02:45:31.020 that's going to happen to a lot of white people. They're going to just not exist.

02:45:34.500 Um, also low in group preference. Uh, whites will, uh, mingle with more dangerous groups that will maybe kill them. Yeah, they'll relax. And, uh, so a lot of those people, they'll be taken out of the gene pool. Um, and I just think that there's going to just through attrition, there's going to be an, and just, uh, unfortunately, just as a necessity, um, whites will become,

02:46:04.080 they'll have a higher in group preference, the smaller percentage that they make up of the

02:46:10.060 populations in the West. Now, I don't know how it's going to play out in Europe just because

02:46:15.320 I don't, I, I, it's, that's a different animal, but I think that even Canada is a different animal

02:46:21.780 from America, but it's, I think more similar. It's more like a big snowy California, the way

02:46:27.620 i think of it but like the uh uh america i think that we're you know we are going to shrink below

02:46:34.440 um 40 i mean i think we're probably you know in the high 40s right now and i think that we'll get

02:46:40.060 down to maybe into the 30s before people start really going well wait a second and even then

02:46:47.360 uh maybe they won't um uh or at least maybe a lot of them won't and and the those that that do have

02:46:54.440 high end group preference will just exist as a diaspora that's what i described our situation

02:47:00.120 if i'm being optimistic is a genetic bottleneck and uh there's a lot of forces that cause a

02:47:06.640 genetic bottleneck of course but there will be people who see this through to the other side

02:47:12.300 and it's difficult to tell what let's say eugenic qualities would see you through the other side

02:47:18.960 because there's a lot of black swan, black box events here

02:47:22.520 that it shall just reveal itself.

02:47:26.080 But I don't think it's necessarily doomed.

02:47:28.160 You do see people having large families.

02:47:29.760 You do see people sort of centralizing their power in communities

02:47:33.100 and sort of decentralized networks or centralized networks.

02:47:36.980 I'm like, well, those are going to be the...

02:47:38.600 There's one thing I was talking about just the other day

02:47:40.940 on the topic of pronatalism.

02:47:45.400 It's a strange thing to have a conference about, but whatever.

02:47:48.380 The idea of ronalism is just having a big family, of course.

02:47:52.260 But most people don't.

02:47:54.540 Okay.

02:47:56.180 I'm not from a large family, but it seems to me that we're always talking about how to encourage people to have large families.

02:48:03.860 It's very difficult to encourage that economically.

02:48:07.900 It's been attempted, going as far back as Rome, tax breaks, direct financial incentive.

02:48:13.780 Sometimes that just doesn't actually work.

02:48:15.560 But one thing I noticed was just talking to people, the people who have the largest families tend to come from large families themselves, especially if they're girls, because they tend to reproduce or replicate, rather, what their experience is.

02:48:30.180 Whereas if you just are a single child or from a two-family household, it's insane to imagine what a seven-family household would be like unless you actually lived it.

02:48:39.040 so part of the genetic bottleneck if you want to encourage people to have more kids

02:48:43.120 some most people you probably can't but there's some people who will

02:48:46.780 let's say you know i know creators in the space like fucking uh that guy radical liberation he's

02:48:52.720 got like nine kids varg vikernis has 23 you know whatever the fuck it is but those families it will

02:49:00.400 have exponential growth it's multi-generational but i think honestly the only way to encourage

02:49:05.220 large families is just you got to be the one that starts it and it's gonna suck it's gonna be really

02:49:11.040 hard it's not gonna be fun but that's the seed you plant and hope that because you can't control

02:49:18.380 the future but i think that's the only way to do it is just be the first the first one to start

02:49:23.300 doing it we're all from family i was never given a house i was never given anything for my family

02:49:28.320 but i believe very much in passing something down to my children i'm gonna be the first one

02:49:32.320 in many generations that does that but it's up to those people who are willing to break that

02:49:37.900 ground and be the first and plant trees that they will never enjoy the shade of and that that to me

02:49:44.460 is the only answer that i could think of because i don't even think there's a direct financial

02:49:49.220 incentive but what do you think about that does that make any sense no and it and that's something

02:49:53.940 i talk about i i talk about how people need to start dynasties and they're and again they're

02:49:58.500 not going to be the ones, as you say, that enjoy it and it's going to suck. And it's hard to sell

02:50:03.040 that. So just, you know, it's hard to say, Hey, make a bunch of sacrifices and make your life

02:50:08.060 more difficult and really never enjoy the fruits of your labor. Uh, well, maybe in old age, you

02:50:16.120 know, like you'll have all these grandkids and whatever, but, um, yeah, generally speaking,

02:50:21.080 your life's going to be really difficult and it's going to be a lot of work. And, uh, once you get

02:50:26.140 that ball of money going where you can create an inheritance and start creating generational

02:50:32.640 wealth, you know, something that your parents neglected to do. Many of our parents have

02:50:36.000 neglected to do. Once you've done that and you've got that ball rolling, it makes it easier for your

02:50:43.960 bloodline forever. Now, look, that's not going to appeal to everyone. And quite frankly, just not

02:50:48.460 everyone's going to be capable of doing that. But trying to inspire those that are to do that,

02:50:54.560 i think is a good idea and i think that uh people are going to start thinking like that and that's

02:51:00.620 that's something we need to change in our culture um with white people that because the boomers it

02:51:06.500 was you know it was eat drink and be merry for tomorrow we die and uh you know i remember i

02:51:12.180 remember when i was a kid my parents joking um that like like and they thought it was funny

02:51:18.680 like saying that i wasn't gonna get an inheritance and so i better learn to work hard because you're

02:51:24.320 not getting anything from us when we die ha ha ha and i was just like why is that funny my father-in-law

02:51:30.440 did that he's done it a few times but as recently as a couple years ago where he says i i'm gonna

02:51:37.140 spend it all before i go i'm not leaving you anything this was apropos of nothing we weren't

02:51:41.780 even talking about it's just an odd thing to say at dinner i said okay well we weren't asking for

02:51:46.220 anything right but it's like like you don't you think that's funny i don't get why that's funny

02:51:51.600 what's the joke explain the joke to me yeah they're they're telling me my my siblings that

02:51:57.720 i was like 10 and they're just telling me like that i'm not getting an inheritance and and and

02:52:01.840 that they'll never help me financially which they didn't by the way so

02:52:05.560 they thought it was a virtue they thought it was a virtue and these same parents i hate to sound

02:52:12.160 fucking morose and morbid here but these exact same people they're going to get a bit older

02:52:16.700 and they're gonna be knocking down your door because they want to live with you because they

02:52:20.940 put their parents in a nursing home i saw this happen in my family watch them lose their minds

02:52:26.560 in a place that reeks of shit and sounds of screams and they're terrified of you doing that

02:52:32.520 to them like it's it's a weird mindset they get in so one year they're laughing about how you're

02:52:38.320 getting nothing and then they're saying can i come with you well i mean i could build a guest house

02:52:42.480 do you have any money left or is it all spent on cruises no well i don't i don't know what to tell

02:52:49.280 you like i i everything is terrible right now i'm paying 30 for a loaf of bread i don't none of us

02:52:57.260 are gonna none of us are gonna retire none of the people in my generation we if you talk to them

02:53:01.880 they assume they're gonna have no retirement savings they've got this like like in a sci-fi

02:53:07.300 movie where you're trying to predict the future well there's there's a weird hard stop right here

02:53:10.720 i can't see past that yeah there's something bad that's gonna happen within our lifetimes we're

02:53:15.140 not going to fucking go on a carnival cruise at 60 i'm going to die digging a hole right i'm going

02:53:23.380 to die digging someone else's grave isn't going to turn out to be my grave yeah no i think that

02:53:30.380 most people uh that's that's how they i mean a lot of what is it 60 percent of americans are

02:53:36.980 thereabouts lives paycheck to paycheck and i don't know how that um you know extends like what age

02:53:44.180 brackets or whatever but um one thing an interesting graph that i saw a couple weeks ago

02:53:50.340 showed uh you know it was it was broken up by age who was buying um property and uh they it was also

02:54:00.500 broken up by you know by year and you can track it that the boomers are have since the 80s are

02:54:08.340 the only ones buying property so like when the boomers were like 30 the you know the people

02:54:14.260 who were 30 were buying lots of property and and now that the boomers are like 70 it's the people

02:54:19.220 who are 70 who are buying all the property so they they're the last generation really to buy

02:54:26.180 property and look my my parents are such a weird age to get that's again that's a strange age to

02:54:31.540 to have three houses.

02:54:32.960 Right.

02:54:33.400 What the fuck?

02:54:35.520 I don't know why they did it,

02:54:36.520 but they, you know,

02:54:37.660 they're all kind of convinced

02:54:41.200 that that's something that's normal,

02:54:42.940 you know,

02:54:43.160 to like to buy three houses

02:54:45.140 when your kids don't have any,

02:54:46.520 you know.

02:54:47.840 That's something you do in The Sims.

02:54:50.080 That's something you do in a video game

02:54:51.600 when you're just killing time

02:54:53.120 to see like,

02:54:53.820 can I break this game

02:54:54.800 if I just buy all this shit?

02:54:56.240 Are you guys trying to fucking break society

02:54:58.260 to see what money won't buy?

02:55:00.460 someone else mentions here in the chat

02:55:03.360 this is Keith Buckley

02:55:05.080 mentions the thousand year mortgage

02:55:06.780 so you see all this happening

02:55:08.220 and then the big news

02:55:10.160 is that we've introduced a fucking

02:55:12.780 7,500 year mortgage

02:55:15.420 this is like when they tried

02:55:17.640 to sell my generation

02:55:19.500 millennials on tiny homes

02:55:21.500 you guys remember when they were doing that

02:55:23.260 remember when they were trying to make van living

02:55:25.620 happen

02:55:26.220 that was a weird thing and then we all spewed that

02:55:29.420 from our mouths

02:55:30.340 like the fucking

02:55:31.940 fetid broth it is

02:55:34.120 like no, stop trying to sell me on like the

02:55:36.420 shittiest house imaginable

02:55:37.820 and I have to like figure out the pipes

02:55:40.560 I've been psyoped

02:55:44.060 entirely too much

02:55:45.540 I just want one day where I'm at psyoped

02:55:48.040 into getting excited about

02:55:50.160 a much worse life

02:55:52.420 Just live in this

02:55:54.640 tough shed

02:55:55.260 in the middle of nowhere

02:55:57.780 Have you guys tried

02:55:59.740 shed shacking it's basically you buy a bunch of fucking sheds from home depot and rope them

02:56:05.720 together it's like yeah this is i saw bam margera doing this because i'm a millennial so bam margera

02:56:11.760 still works on us of course um we got a bogged we actually covered quite a bit of um the white

02:56:19.240 pills in that whole exchange there but i wanted to keep going down the list here see what you think

02:56:24.500 of J.D. Vance

02:56:26.700 or electing the next

02:56:28.720 God King. And we were kind of touching

02:56:30.520 on this before, and I was going to mention

02:56:32.660 that it seems that a lot of people

02:56:33.980 are thinking past Trump.

02:56:36.880 Like you had mentioned, Trump's approval

02:56:38.800 rating is very, very low.

02:56:40.940 And we're at the end of the first

02:56:42.720 year of the term, so hey, it can go a lot

02:56:44.740 of different directions. But it seems to me

02:56:46.700 that a lot of the

02:56:47.980 tastemakers on the right

02:56:50.440 are already prepping J.D. Vance

02:56:52.800 to be the next guy everyone get excited about jd vance what do you say to those people who are

02:56:57.700 very excited about that um i i just think that uh you'll get more of the same it's going to be

02:57:05.400 uh uh you know some tough talk from time to time and uh but ultimately he's i mean look

02:57:12.360 me me me generally uh well first of all i don't trust him just because i know his background his

02:57:17.920 background is manufactured i mean honestly he almost resembles like a sheep dipped uh uh

02:57:24.260 operative you know like he has no father figure you know he comes from nothing and then all of

02:57:30.900 a sudden he's embraced by like these uh very powerful uh people that um groom him to uh you

02:57:39.180 know to the position that he's in today um i mean that's that's basically what they do with these

02:57:46.500 with these uh uh you know these these these assassins that work for the the army intelligence

02:57:54.200 and stuff you know they find these people with no family no father figure uh you know and where they

02:58:00.260 they they they give them that you know they give them like a strong uh powerful father figure to

02:58:05.920 look up to and groom them and then they become their little you know assassins and and look i

02:58:11.060 i i'm being a little hyperbolic but not really i think that he was groomed and is um a hundred

02:58:18.740 percent there to to play a role for people more powerful than than he is and the whole there's

02:58:26.260 that and then there's the fact that um you're not you're you cannot have someone that's looking

02:58:33.000 after the interests of white people when those interests are inevitably going to conflict with

02:58:38.920 the interests of his own family that's why there's a problem with mixed race people that try to tell

02:58:44.440 you that they're you know oh i'm pro-white but actually you know i'm i'm half i'm only half white

02:58:49.900 it's because you're they're always going to have that conflict you're never going to look at white

02:58:54.960 people as your people in the same way that i would uh because you're half your family like in jd

02:59:01.080 vance's case your wife isn't white your kids aren't white and in the back of your mind you're

02:59:06.460 you're you're never like there's always going to exist even if it's a a a small fear uh it's going

02:59:16.300 to be a influential fear because you're it involves your family you're always going to uh be afraid of

02:59:23.480 it going too far right which means you'll never be equipped to push it far enough in terms of

02:59:29.180 of reorienting the society back to white primacy and that's which i i think that you know that

02:59:36.320 That's part of why I'm black people.

02:59:37.980 I don't think that's really possible.

02:59:39.660 So you're just going to get more of the same.

02:59:41.120 You're just going to get this guy who is going to manage the decline as we decline further and become more Brazilified, if that's the direction we go in.

02:59:53.080 Yeah, and I always return to the fact, the reality that people are saying that wait until the next god king arrives.

03:00:02.640 then he will be able to wield the state to accomplish here we want which would be mass

03:00:09.560 deportations remigration all the stuff all the things people want you're gonna kick out all

03:00:15.160 the jews and then you're gonna pick up israel you're gonna smash it into india whatever the

03:00:19.100 fuck it is but i would say they could do that now they have the power to do that now and they're

03:00:27.280 just not so it's not even a case that you need the right person in there to convince the people

03:00:32.200 to do it it's like they have all the power to do whatever the fuck they want they're choosing not

03:00:35.640 to what makes you think that this individual this main character that you can elect is going to like

03:00:43.700 psyop everyone like it would actually be more realistic if there was a military coup

03:00:49.700 and what's the likelihood of that but it's like the idea that the next guy you know is jd vance

03:00:55.620 he's a younger guy he's an internet guy he looks he seems like a guy who reads a lot of weird

03:01:00.920 sub stacks okay but we're going to have a lot more of that once the boomers die there's going to be

03:01:06.440 a lot more radical minds entering in the political game like jd vance is going to be the you know

03:01:13.440 sort of the lukewarm version of the type of psychopaths that are coming down the pike

03:01:19.800 on both the left and the right like once we're not really ready for what happens when the last

03:01:25.360 boomer shuffles off this mortal coil like for example cable news is gone that's a whole industry

03:01:31.240 that employs i don't know how many millions of people that's that's out the that is a paradigm

03:01:35.880 shift throughout the entire landscape of america canada wherever the fuck else it might be so i'm

03:01:41.920 like yeah jd vance it seems kind of crazy now but wait a few years they're gonna get they're gonna

03:01:48.140 get fucking devon stack running for president and you could probably do you can have a run at it i'm

03:01:54.100 sure by that point yeah i i just think well and i just don't think it's going to happen uh

03:01:59.920 like like i don't think we're going to get some kind of um hitler-esque uh figure that that you

03:02:07.100 know does mass deportations and does all this um and i and i certainly don't think jd vance that's

03:02:13.640 anywhere even near uh what he would want uh for this country he i mean he specifically talks about

03:02:19.800 his attraction to his non-white

03:02:22.160 wife was a result of his

03:02:23.920 repulsion

03:02:24.500 of white people. That was in his book, right?

03:02:28.180 I think it was, yeah, what was the

03:02:29.840 fucking book? So, I mean,

03:02:32.500 I don't think, yeah, I don't think

03:02:34.060 he's, like, suddenly, oh, what the fuck?

03:02:36.120 No, I love white people, you know, I don't

03:02:37.700 think that's going to happen, you know, so.

03:02:40.960 Yeah, it's,

03:02:42.740 I don't think we're going to

03:02:44.060 get some big charismatic

03:02:45.680 leader that's going to suddenly,

03:02:47.860 because it's just, like, as you say,

03:02:49.800 They're not doing it now.

03:02:51.140 The closest thing we've ever had to that is Trump.

03:02:53.980 And it only gets harder every year because there's less of us.

03:02:58.140 And when the boomers die off, by the way, as cucked as they are on the race issue and the other problems that we have with them, when they die off, because they're not leaving their dynasties, their fortunes to their children,

03:03:16.340 the power is going to shift dramatically away from white people you know you're going to have

03:03:21.780 a lot of these silicon valley um indian families that have a lot of uh sway in washington now

03:03:30.340 because you know they're they're donating to politicians uh i mean there's a lot of money

03:03:35.840 going to a lot of not white people you know what you're going to see is whiteness treated

03:03:40.560 as a commoditized entity and we talked about this on our show a few times but watching the

03:03:48.000 reshuffling of the republican party strategically over the past year has been really interesting and

03:03:53.600 and they're evolving and adapting in a way that the democrats and the liberals haven't they're an

03:04:00.200 absolute mess but what you're seeing um and peter teal and a lot of the intelligentsia over there

03:04:06.100 are responsible for this but you're seeing two strategies being employed right now and i'm not

03:04:12.820 saying i like them but it is interesting that this was happening you're seeing a conversation

03:04:18.200 on anti-semitism that is led by jews and you're having a pro-white identity front led by non-whites

03:04:28.560 and so that former prong that would be like the curtis yarvin type guys these are jews they're

03:04:35.920 mischelings they make holocaust jokes yes they might be even critical of israel but it's all

03:04:42.740 of the it's on their self-interest they're controlling that conversation what are the

03:04:46.660 boundaries of that conversation making sure certain topics are not included and then in my

03:04:52.120 opinion and we don't need to go too deep into this because i don't want to just be drama farming but

03:04:56.460 when i look at a movement like america first and the popularity of that and the recent popularity

03:05:03.620 of that after a very deep nadir for a few years a lot of people forget that america first was

03:05:10.420 really floundering for a while there but it's reached its apex right now i don't think that's

03:05:15.720 that's incorrect but uh it seems that what is america first well it's full of blacks and browns

03:05:23.140 it's full of gay guys it's you know what i mean so but but they purport to be in favor of white

03:05:30.100 identity. But that's what makes it acceptable. The fact that it's not actually white people do

03:05:34.380 it. It's a lot of Hispanic guys. It's a lot of Hispanic guys waving swastikas around. That's

03:05:39.400 weird, but that is permitted culturally. And I think that's what's going to be going forward.

03:05:47.020 Those will be the permissible people to do that. And that's what the Republican Party, in my view,

03:05:51.520 is sort of playing with right now to survive. But again, all the people who, in your view,

03:05:58.100 would be really pro-white the ones who you would want in leadership positions they're not invited

03:06:02.580 to that table at all what do you think about that well that's why it's america first and not

03:06:08.120 white first that's why they called that because they've already redefined what american means

03:06:12.900 now uh american means one of these mexican guys you know one of these gay guys one of

03:06:19.080 these black people you know like uh and so you can say america first in fact uh you know the thing

03:06:25.220 that, that, uh, Nick Fuentes said that, that got a lot of pushback and he, he backpedaled,

03:06:30.620 but he still said it, uh, and then, you know, had a little conniption fit when people pointed

03:06:35.300 it out that, uh, you know, that he, as long as you were born here, as long as you were

03:06:40.420 born in America, this is your birthright.

03:06:42.900 Um, and then of course walking it back, but it's like, well, you said it and you said

03:06:47.580 it thoughtfully, you, you know, you thought about this and it's not like it conflicts

03:06:51.620 with your general rhetoric, you know, for day to day.

03:06:55.580 And that's the general feeling, you know, outside, you know,

03:06:59.800 his sphere of influence, the people that also use,

03:07:02.760 and he's not the only one that says America first.

03:07:04.820 He didn't come up with that, obviously.

03:07:06.620 But the people within the administration that say America first,

03:07:10.360 and, you know, that's their interpretation of what that means,

03:07:14.020 that, you know, that America first means people born in America,

03:07:19.160 people that are here legally, you know.

03:07:20.960 and uh and in fact that's the the lens in which they look through when they even when they're

03:07:27.840 criticizing jewish influence you know that it's it's more it's not so much that there's some kind

03:07:33.740 of uh any any biological um mechanisms that work here you know but it's all because as a result of

03:07:42.580 meddling from a foreign country just like any other foreign country you know like like the

03:07:47.760 Matt Walsh's of the world would say like, I'm against foreign aid to all countries. You know

03:07:51.800 what I mean? Like there's nothing, uh, you know, they, they unique about it. They, they, they strip

03:07:57.240 away the, uh, genetic aspect of Jewish behavior. Um, you know, and they, they, they look at it

03:08:04.720 more of as just like, as if, um, you know, it was Ireland, you know, that would, that we were

03:08:10.400 sending aid to, or, or, you know, it could be any other country and they take away the, the

03:08:16.200 significant, not just the racial significance of Israel and their meddling, but also the religious

03:08:21.600 significance. And it's, yeah, it just, it just, it's managed to climb. It's like, okay, you know,

03:08:29.780 we let it get a little out of hand. You know, we, we got, we, we peaked in the nineties when

03:08:34.840 everyone was watching Seinfeld and thought Jews were hilarious, but then we did 9-11. And so,

03:08:40.400 you know that kind of pissed people off and so now we have to kind of roll it back and and just

03:08:46.720 you know just maybe not be so in your face about uh about everything because people are starting to

03:08:54.880 notice too much and so we'll let them blow off a little steam we'll let them post merchant memes

03:09:01.120 and and uh talk about how they don't like israel um and uh but let you know let's let's not let's

03:09:08.640 not uh let's not get too crazy about it guys let's not get too crazy um let's just uh talk about this

03:09:15.600 in terms of uh you know it's just a an issue of of a foreign country that that you know let's just

03:09:21.400 get a pack to register with farah and we're done yeah and uh you think people would know better by

03:09:28.420 now to me the whole anti i always liked the term zog like that to me was the politically correct

03:09:35.940 term for what like what is a zionist occupied government okay like that seems pretty safe for

03:09:42.580 mainstream consumption do you deny that zionists have occupied the american government it's

03:09:48.700 blatantly obvious you know this is something i'd said on the show before so i apologize if people

03:09:54.140 are sick of hearing it but you know on our show blood satellite we cover books cover a book every

03:10:00.500 episode we started many many years ago one of the first books that we covered uh we decided to go

03:10:05.740 through and read these books that everyone talks about but very few people actually read cover to

03:10:09.820 cover and one of the first ones was culture of critique by kevin mcdonald uh perennial classic

03:10:15.640 and uh we read one not long after that written by jj goldberg and it was called uh i think it's

03:10:24.260 called zion jewish power just called jewish power now kevin mcdonald's culture of critique

03:10:29.780 banned on Amazon, blacklisted,

03:10:33.580 it's in reprint now,

03:10:35.020 but it was always hard to get a copy.

03:10:36.960 It's infamous, right?

03:10:38.500 You can only see Kevin MacDonald

03:10:39.620 get interviewed on the Daily Showa.

03:10:41.960 He should be out doing everything,

03:10:43.060 which is nothing wrong with that,

03:10:44.200 but he should be out on every show, right?

03:10:46.820 Right.

03:10:47.200 But then I read Jewish Power,

03:10:49.360 written by this Jewish guy,

03:10:50.360 which was reviewed favorably

03:10:52.320 in the New York Times,

03:10:53.720 reviewed favorably by one of the former,

03:10:56.060 I think Benjamin Disraeli,

03:10:57.640 one of the former prime ministers of Israel.

03:10:59.780 And what I noticed, and reading both, is they both say the exact same thing.

03:11:04.680 In Jewish power, it's about how, and I'm going to pull a number out of my ass, but it sounds about right,

03:11:10.080 something to the tune of 400 Jewish NGOs in America jockeying for Israeli and Jewish interests

03:11:18.980 and sucking up capital and redistributing it.

03:11:21.840 And he's open about that.

03:11:23.080 He admits to it.

03:11:24.540 And so, and he says, yeah, there's more of our organizations than anyone else's.

03:11:28.380 And we're doing it for interest and for Israeli interests, Zionist interests.

03:11:33.280 And, you know, the way he gets around it, and a lot of Jews say this, it's that there's this one little part in the first third of the book where he says, well, we have to do this because the Holocaust.

03:11:45.080 And we have to do this because when you let white Europeans, but white people broadly organize too much, well, then that hurts us.

03:11:56.560 So we need to do this.

03:11:57.800 you bullied us into doing this is what he said and so a lot of people will just accept that but

03:12:03.120 this entire book this this very very popular book is just saying that yeah we control your

03:12:09.720 government for our own interests so to me it's like at this stage in the game it's like we were

03:12:15.560 talking before it's like a genetic behavior or some shit but i'm like it's so plainly obvious

03:12:21.040 i don't even know why it's controversial anymore right no and i think that um i i it's kind of

03:12:29.500 weird because while you do see some of the uh influencers let people blow off steam a little

03:12:37.140 bit like you know certainly way more than you would have ever seen in the past on in right-wing

03:12:42.380 media uh the which has always been very very phylo-semitic uh the administration however is

03:12:49.700 is doing quite the opposite the administration is still uh actively deporting quote-unquote

03:12:56.420 anti-semites you know the the administration is still crafting and implementing anti-semitism

03:13:03.700 laws for you know uh lack of a better term and and still that's where they're oriented so

03:13:10.260 yeah okay so you get these these republican influencers who are kind of tiptoeing into

03:13:15.540 something because they have to. It's not reflected in the actions of the administration

03:13:21.620 where Trump is going down to Israel and giving awards to Mrs. Adelson and joking about how she

03:13:32.140 loves Israel more than America with no self-awareness whatsoever about what that says

03:13:39.400 about uh one of the his most influential donor is you know has has the interest of another country

03:13:45.800 um prioritized above ours uh you know just yeah and he look i don't think and that's the funny

03:13:54.040 thing is a lot of people will see these clips of of trump saying these things and be like oh that's

03:13:58.040 40 chess that's he's trying to wink and nod to everyone it's like no it just he it's so normal

03:14:02.360 to him that jews are are uh have have power in america like to him it's just it's just a fact

03:14:11.320 of you know it's just a re it's just a reality and he doesn't have a problem with that like in

03:14:15.720 fact there's the other clip that's very famous of him being on that podcast where he says uh he

03:14:21.360 laments that the the jews don't have as much influence in congress as they did you know a

03:14:28.680 decade ago um and he he's complaining i forget what podcast it was but he's complaining to the

03:14:33.900 host that like oh yeah they used to run congress and rightfully so like that was the term he used

03:14:39.440 he said rightfully so yeah pause for applause like it's a lot of that it's like i'm saying the right

03:14:44.800 thing right and i'm like don't you just wish you didn't have to do that can you imagine a world

03:14:50.780 where you have to go kiss that fucking wall you know what i mean like isn't why don't you feel

03:14:55.900 humiliated i think he he's he he doesn't mind i think that i mean that he married his daughter

03:15:02.300 into uh you know the jewish mafia family of the kushners uh his dad helped fund uh you know

03:15:09.600 the israeli project uh he his dad made his money in fact getting government federal or some of his

03:15:16.760 money from making getting federal government grants to build uh neighborhoods for jewish

03:15:23.100 immigrants that were coming into America from Eastern Europe. And so he built out of his own

03:15:32.260 pocket, Trump's dad, one of the first synagogues in those neighborhoods in New York. He sent money

03:15:42.600 to Zionist causes around the Nakba when the Israeli terrorists were wiping out Palestinians

03:15:52.420 back then uh trump's dad was was sending money that you know assuredly went to to weapons and

03:15:58.400 stuff and trump's kept that that tradition going so i don't think he's like you know oh they got

03:16:04.420 something on him because of epstein he was friends with epstein he wasn't being blackmailed by epstein

03:16:09.460 he was part of that whole world you know where do you think epstein was getting the girls i mean

03:16:14.400 trump trump ran pageants you know and and so he and trump would throw these parties and invite

03:16:22.000 famous people to go party with these like 15 year old models as a way of attracting famous people

03:16:30.700 hanging out with him. And so, I mean, was he part of like, you know, some kind of, was Trump part

03:16:35.860 of some kind of blackmail thing? I mean, I don't know, but, but he wasn't, he certainly wasn't

03:16:39.340 like being coerced into it. I mean, his, his mentor was Roy Cohn. You know what I mean? So

03:16:45.580 when people think that, that Trump is, is somehow like, oh, they got something on him or whatever.

03:16:50.560 it's like no he's those are like his friends like he's he's basically jewish yeah and this is the

03:16:57.000 thing like i'd sometimes i'd try and be generous to trump you know he'll say something and you get

03:17:03.600 excited but he doesn't do anything about it but especially with the epstein thing it's been such

03:17:10.040 a circus of shit of him campaigning on it and covering it up of course and every that's where

03:17:17.960 i started noticing that even me just bringing that up people say oh you're a black pillar oh

03:17:23.100 you're one of those schizos aren't you and i'm like am i allowed to care about this why aren't

03:17:28.340 i allowed to care about this it seems like a big story that's being panicked buried right like

03:17:35.280 what's what's that about and and so that's what you start losing friends quote unquote friends

03:17:41.180 like people on x randoms i guess but it's it's like this is a strange place to be like i thought

03:17:49.100 i don't know i didn't like trump getting elected i think was the worst thing that could have

03:17:53.740 happened to this thing of ours as yeah thomas 777 would call it you know like whatever you

03:18:00.140 want to call it but it's like everyone's just divided into unnecessary camps you know what i

03:18:06.740 mean like no one everyone's fucking feuding over nothing like it's dumb shit but i'm like i don't

03:18:12.120 know i i thought i saw one guy i forget who it was but i think this was they're like testing out

03:18:18.560 this narrative where they're like you know what so what if trump did fuck a 14 year old yeah that's

03:18:24.220 my president i'm like okay just hold on are we really are we are we doing this right now

03:18:29.980 are you am i allowed to he's gonna he's gonna reverse the flow of migration you know what

03:18:35.560 can then why not a jewish child rapist tell me that this is what i say to like the mystery

03:18:41.540 grove guy is going to say it doesn't matter who's doing it as long as their reverse migration like

03:18:46.760 okay what if what if it actually is like a 350 year old jewish pedophile who drinks adrenochrome

03:18:53.120 why not that guy you don't have any policy position you don't have any sort of principle

03:18:59.680 why you shouldn't just make a deal with the devil

03:19:02.960 at every single fucking instance.

03:19:05.400 And that's another reason I can't talk to these people

03:19:07.100 because they're trying to sell me

03:19:08.680 on making a deal with the devil

03:19:09.900 being the smartest, coolest thing you can do.

03:19:12.380 I feel like we just move backwards.

03:19:15.560 Yeah, principles matter.

03:19:17.720 And you basically, if you, it's like I said,

03:19:25.660 if people say, well, they're the lesser of two evils.

03:19:28.200 Well, it's still evil.

03:19:29.680 and so if you're endorsing evil and then you you get evil results that's that's on you i mean you

03:19:35.840 you know you you thought you were you were going to outsmart the universe by putting some

03:19:40.720 shit bag in charge and giving him power because he promised you something it's like these girls

03:19:45.920 that uh that date these guys that are obviously you know obvious shit bags that beat them but

03:19:51.600 but it's it's cool because they're going to change him and you know like and then yeah they never do

03:19:56.960 and then they're all yeah they they're all they're all surprised that they they uh got

03:20:01.200 beat up by a psycho afterwards and it's like that's how these people are they're they're

03:20:06.080 basically like they're like battered women that make excuses for the guy

03:20:10.880 fucking beating their ass all the time because uh he's gonna change and and we're gonna have

03:20:16.720 that white picket fence someday you know it's okay that he's banging his secretary right now

03:20:21.440 or that he's you know beating the shit out of me you know he he doesn't mean it he doesn't mean it

03:20:27.200 it's probably something i did you know exactly i'm sorry i had a comment here from the black horse

03:20:34.880 good friend of mine said listening to dimes accept that normies are biologically incapable of not

03:20:40.080 following power is an amazing moment welcome to the noblesse oblige position for the record

03:20:45.440 I tend to I've always believed this especially with women my misogyny goes so deep that I can

03:20:53.840 ever actually be that mad at women because I don't even see them for the most part as people

03:21:00.040 with agency they're so consensus driven they kind of just go where the mainstream is wherever the

03:21:05.720 status quo is so it's very as frustrated as enraged as we may be with the the current status

03:21:12.760 of gender relations right now i just look at them i'm like you know if the the right person

03:21:17.660 came along you would abandon all of your positions it's like when they get a new boyfriend they start

03:21:22.760 liking his music i'm like i don't even i don't even know if you're capable of believing in things

03:21:27.880 the same way that my psychotic friends are so i think a lot of there are a lot of people like that

03:21:33.880 in society how many liberal like how many liberals would go down fighting for liberalism i don't know

03:21:39.060 i don't think it's a hundred percent that would change with the winds is the problem and i you

03:21:45.600 know what i mean like i don't know what the exact you know wedges of that pie are all i think is

03:21:50.420 that you're i think there's a lot of people that seem like when i when you've seen this too this

03:21:57.380 is quite a black pill in one when you see like a father whose daughter was raped and killed by

03:22:05.120 some some black whatever the reason might be and he immediately forgives that guy it's a big

03:22:11.720 performance and sometimes that's pressured by government groups yes we all know the stories

03:22:16.380 there but i do think there's something in these people that want to you know what the other story

03:22:23.180 sorry i'm just i'm rambling here but remember that fucking guy white hockey player kicked in the neck

03:22:28.920 by a black hockey player slid his throat died on the fucking ice the what because it's hockey

03:22:36.960 it's mostly white people no charges against the black guy they say it was an accident camp i

03:22:42.840 played hockey as a kid i'm canadian everyone played hockey you don't just do that that's not

03:22:47.620 an accident and so he comes back on the ice no charges laid on standing ovation they're clapping

03:22:55.540 comes on the ice like i don't know what to do with those people i see those people as enemies

03:23:01.300 you know i mean like they're you don't even need to be malicious but you can be so fucking stupid

03:23:06.380 that like i i don't know what to do with you if i was in charge what are you you're you're just

03:23:11.480 you're fucking sludge anyway that's just a bit of a rant there i don't know if you have any thoughts

03:23:16.120 on that no i think that yeah i don't know what to do with that either and i think you in canada

03:23:23.040 there's probably i feel like there's more people like that i feel like there's uh and partially

03:23:27.800 because um i think canada has been um insulated from the diversity issue longer than america

03:23:36.440 because we've kind of acted as a buffer zone in some ways um you know in the 90s canada was still

03:23:43.260 something like what like 90 something percent white right yeah well over 95 just as a side

03:23:50.000 uh joke canada was always known as the great white north and i think that's just because

03:23:54.760 the snow my co-host was convinced his entire life that was just because there were so many

03:23:59.360 white people but it was so obvious that it was like over 95 i'm pretty sure yeah it was super

03:24:05.780 white and then and then you had like a bunch of asians showing up but uh and then it's just

03:24:09.840 now it's all over but the uh the uh uh the i i think that that it just hasn't set in yet

03:24:17.240 you haven't had like the race riots you haven't had like the you know what i mean like we've

03:24:21.920 we've been dealing this shit with this shit for like 100 years or more and um and so people have

03:24:28.940 had time to kind of really wrap their head around it um but yeah it but we still have them here we

03:24:35.200 still have like a lot of them here like in fact if that had happened um you know it was like a

03:24:42.360 i don't know like a similar situation like a baseball player had just smacked a a catcher

03:24:49.340 in the head with a baseball bat and killed him and then called it an accident or whatever

03:24:53.780 it'd probably be the same situation you know like there's so there a lot of it is generational i

03:25:00.180 think the boomers are extra bad at this uh where they they are so i think tied their identity is

03:25:06.900 so tied to the civil rights movement uh that they they just they're never gonna get past that

03:25:13.060 they're never gonna get past um clapping for black people basically they're never gonna they're never

03:25:19.780 gonna get over that uh you know always get a dopamine hit every time they do it like i'm not

03:25:25.240 a sports fan but i'm not one of these guys who was who won the sports ball game you know when you

03:25:31.520 know i i get sports are cool i just don't like them but like i remember when the george floyd

03:25:38.360 hysteria was at speak and you're watching football games where everyone's kneeling and the message of

03:25:44.100 the game is that white people suck and i'm like i don't who's watching this like don't you just

03:25:50.520 want to turn this off is doesn't doesn't it just suck to watch i just don't get it i can't watch

03:25:56.340 a show that's screaming at me that i'm the bad guy you know for so long well and i just i don't

03:26:02.900 understand the appeal the draw to sports anyway like even when i was a kid i tried like collecting

03:26:07.900 baseball cards because that's what everyone else did and i just thought like this is the most boring

03:26:12.380 shit ever and i just you know i couldn't bring myself to do it i i mean it's one thing playing

03:26:17.680 sports but like watching other it's it's like i just like i wouldn't understand going to

03:26:23.300 someone's office and then just sitting behind them watching them do their job you know like

03:26:27.500 because that's that's just how i view watching sports it's like it's like i'm going to someone's

03:26:31.560 job and then watching them do it it's funny you know when you're i'm in my late 30s and every so

03:26:38.500 often i don't make a lot of friends at this age but every so often you meet a cool looking guy

03:26:44.140 guys going so put together and then the question emerges oh so you watch sports and i have to go

03:26:49.940 no and i just watch the joy leave their face and you have to i'm canadian so i go i'm sorry

03:26:57.220 i'm sorry i don't i wouldn't even know where to begin i can't even fake it

03:27:02.700 and i know people complain about the toronto maple leafs that's about as much as i know

03:27:07.220 i i watch like time-lapse videos of like pressure washers like i'm just i'm insane i don't know i

03:27:14.520 don't know how we can connect yeah well they well they've done studies there's actually something

03:27:20.100 uh different with the brains or they've done like uh these mri scans of of sports fans watching

03:27:27.920 sports versus people who don't like sports watching sports and what really what it comes down to is

03:27:35.280 the the the sports enjoyer if you will uh it activates the same parts of the brain as if they

03:27:43.160 were actually participating in the in the game like that like it's it's their their brains are

03:27:50.360 are living that are they're living vicariously basically through the players on the field

03:27:55.200 and so they're experiencing uh all these ranges of emotions as if they were actually participating

03:28:02.300 in the game themselves and as if the things happen on the field had personal consequences

03:28:07.660 for them you know which obviously that's retarded but like that's that's like the people that are

03:28:13.100 diehard sports fans they that's why you see when you watch these clips of them jumping up and down

03:28:18.820 and freaking the fuck out in their living rooms and throwing shit the tv they they literally feel

03:28:24.300 as if they are in that that game our version of that is just watching live streams of hearts of

03:28:30.460 iron four you know because i used to not understand uh fantasy football you know taking it that far

03:28:38.020 and kind of doing yourself but i'm like i guess that would be analogous to me and my friends

03:28:43.060 trying to redo world war ii just getting into like too deep a conversation about how japan could have

03:28:49.820 pulled it off like okay i get it now i think my thing's cooler though yeah how would how would

03:28:55.060 we all redo the korean war let's like just fucking get really autistic with it that i can spend five

03:29:00.280 days on well there's there's a lot of parallels or there's those sports nerds that are like they

03:29:05.600 know like every you know every uh score of every game and then you know that they know all the

03:29:11.940 sports statistics and and uh are they really any different than those people that know like every

03:29:17.520 episode number of every star trek episode and and you know i mean like those people that are that

03:29:21.720 that build like a replica of the bridge in their garage you know it's like there really is no

03:29:27.000 difference in my mind it's just that one is more one is considered masculine for some reason

03:29:32.460 but they're both nerds you know you mentioned the the star trek thing i miss i guess our

03:29:39.580 sports is just listening to podcasts yeah it's just but it's just listening to each other and

03:29:45.800 all our friends i'm like yeah but again our thing is cooler i like our thing we we all all of our

03:29:52.580 blacks have the good sense to keep it secret and adopt an anime avatar and uh do you know every

03:30:01.580 And be a Naz Mao guy, getting into Nazi Maoism.

03:30:06.800 That's where we keep our black guys.

03:30:08.800 There we go.

03:30:10.340 All right.

03:30:10.980 So actually, I had a couple.

03:30:12.160 And if you've got a few more minutes, I had a couple more white pills maybe we could take down.

03:30:16.180 So I guess we might have gotten to this before.

03:30:20.440 But let's just get back to it.

03:30:21.680 I want to see what you think about mass protests and populist pushback.

03:30:26.140 Let's get out of the political system entirely.

03:30:28.460 Because I was going to talk about changing the system from within.

03:30:31.100 we already kind of addressed that but what about taking in the streets showing the the mass revolt

03:30:36.700 against whatever it is do you see a future in mass demonstrations and how let's include

03:30:42.540 banner drops let's include marches whatever it might be what do you think about uh all that

03:30:48.620 i think it's it's good like uh activism real life activism is is good in certain in certain ways

03:30:56.120 Like, one, it's good that because it's there's a social aspect to it, obviously, that that if you make it something that's actually enjoyable and there's some camaraderie involved that helps with your social network, helps you to actually know people that have similar values, which could lead to, you know, you're just your social network.

03:31:22.000 uh irl increasing i mean you're everywhere from like meeting prospective mates you know to um

03:31:29.200 just know or having having uh friends that can support you when times are rough

03:31:34.220 i think that's good but uh you also if you're going to do irl activism increasingly the world

03:31:42.600 is more and more online so as long as you treat it as an opportunity to uh create content you know

03:31:51.080 sure you're doing your your march in front of the capital you know 20 people are going to see you do

03:31:58.500 that so you bring a camera and you use the capital as a backdrop for something larger the online is

03:32:05.220 the way i look at it and that's where your influence comes it's not the you know the five

03:32:10.400 it's not the janitor that's walking out of the the capitol building on a saturday that sees you

03:32:15.880 in your sign and goes you know what it is the jews you know uh that's that's not what's going

03:32:20.160 Good point. I never thought of it like that before.

03:32:24.180 But if you see a video of a bunch of guys who actually – it holds more weight when you see people, even though, again, they're not actually influencing the people at the Capitol building.

03:32:37.380 They'll influence the guy watching the video of them at the Capitol building because you think, wow, they must really believe that because they put the effort in to actually show up and do that.

03:32:48.140 So now, if nothing else, I have to take them at their word that they actually believe this.

03:32:53.140 And so maybe I need to look into what are they why are they so motivated to actually show up and do this?

03:32:59.240 So I think that that's the way that it can be impactful as far as and look, if we had the numbers, which we don't.

03:33:11.260 But if we had the numbers to, like, fill the streets, then you're then you're influential.

03:33:16.460 then you actually make the government nervous um in fact i would say um but then you know who knows

03:33:23.660 what'll happen like look at the the trucker protest stuff that happened in canada like that

03:33:27.640 actually made people nervous and then they shut bank accounts down and all that stuff so

03:33:31.920 you know yeah it's to me it's a race towards the tipping points in terms of scale and uh if you

03:33:40.820 can my policy is always when it comes to protests in real life events wherever it might be it's just

03:33:48.000 more and faster there should be a thousand you know there should be a hundred patriot fronts

03:33:53.240 there should be a thousand return to the lands there should just be more of it it'll be because

03:33:57.480 then it becomes unignorable and so the problem is you know when it's a fairly small group it's very

03:34:05.980 easy to bring the hammer down on that but whatever people can do you know they should be doing you

03:34:12.980 know i tend to think most men especially young men would probably do pretty well with an active

03:34:19.120 club type model insofar as it's about building bonds working out go gaining skills that you used

03:34:26.860 to get in society and then you were never taught them so you need to pursue them later in life

03:34:30.600 but um other than that there's some people that aren't cut out for that life well what are they

03:34:34.780 cut out for maybe you are a nerd that's fine like maybe maybe there's something you can do to change

03:34:40.080 the system from within i just think people whatever it is that you are acclimated for

03:34:45.700 just do that as much as possible and the more the better like when it comes to people actually

03:34:51.100 putting their necks on the line i'm like good good give it a shot you know i i wish you well

03:34:58.200 i don't want to disparage anyone that's actually making a serious effort unless i'm convinced

03:35:02.620 they're a bad actor and they're going to lead to the destruction of many people's lives you know

03:35:08.640 and also just to give one example of a good IRL type event you know I was always pretty critical

03:35:15.680 of the National Justice Party the NJP especially during its collapse and we don't need to get in

03:35:22.220 all the details of that but I remember one thing that they did that I thought was a great model

03:35:27.300 that could be replicated was they weren't just doing marches with slogans and stuff one of their

03:35:33.060 biggest recurring appearances was over the death of ethan liming and uh i think i got a fucking

03:35:40.620 article pulled up here a lot of people don't really remember this story but uh some people

03:35:46.620 might remember it but they they attached their name to a specific cause a specific case and

03:35:52.760 went out there and reminded people that it existed and i would like to see more of that

03:35:59.080 because people forget these cases all too often it's really only weirdos like us that bring them

03:36:03.120 up but i'm like rather than just have slogans out there that that has its benefit as well of course

03:36:08.960 but i'm like i love to see even a relatively small group go to the hometown go to the city where this

03:36:14.400 happened and just remind the community and build a larger movement based on that and uh in the

03:36:21.840 interest of bringing justice you know i mean so i'm like that was always such a good a cool thing

03:36:27.020 they did and i'd love to see more of that so just to give people examples like there's all kinds of

03:36:32.140 stuff you could be doing as well then and i think community service oriented stuff too you know like

03:36:38.960 um you know just doing you know maybe volunteering at any you know like a a food bank or something

03:36:47.080 like that and uh it gives you an opportunity to interface the public and and people can say oh

03:36:54.060 what are you guys here for you know you're all kind of dressed similar and oh you know this is

03:36:57.440 where we are and and and yeah there's there's lots of uh groups that'll do that i mean um

03:37:02.480 it's funny the scientologists uh one of their their recruiting uh uh vectors is they have this

03:37:10.380 group called arcanon and narcanon is the other one and uh it's basically they just ripped off

03:37:16.440 alcoholics anonymous and then made it kind of scientology and uh but they they set up these

03:37:24.640 free uh addiction classes right support groups and so they basically attract these people who

03:37:32.320 are very vulnerable or they're probably at the most vulnerable that they're going to be they're

03:37:36.800 rock bottom they're you know they're alcoholics they're they're addicted to narcotics or whatever

03:37:41.380 whatever it is right and like i'm not saying that's why you know it's a little predatory

03:37:45.420 that's what you do it but like that's what they set up these things and people go through their

03:37:50.500 their program and then at the end it's kind of like oh have we told you about l ron hubbard

03:37:55.560 and uh you know so like there's i'm not saying that you know that you'd make it predatory like

03:38:02.400 that but i i think that if you the more that you volunteer um and put your put time into uh

03:38:10.400 uh, uh, helping out white people specifically. Um, and that's obviously, you wouldn't want to

03:38:16.860 have some kind of organization that where you're, you're putting resources into helping immigrants

03:38:21.280 or something like that. You'd have to make it specific, you know, specifically there to help

03:38:25.060 white people. Um, but you'll, you'll, I think, uh, not only just do good for the community and do

03:38:31.300 good for your fellow white people, but also I think, um, maybe get more recruits that way.

03:38:36.540 i also think there should be like some kind of uh like men's clubs should come back and i don't

03:38:42.100 mean like you know like you you mentioned the active clubs i just mean stuff like you know

03:38:47.460 the elks lodge type stuff like you watch these old tv shows or whatever from the 50s and like

03:38:52.420 it was a normal for like the dad to belong to some like goofy you know men's club where they

03:38:58.060 would go hang out at some lodge at least like once a week and smoke cigars and and network

03:39:03.500 yeah and this is exactly what uh that book bowling everyone's read this book a lot of people have

03:39:09.100 bowling alone by robert putnam i believe was the death of these what they call third spaces he's

03:39:15.740 the example of bowling leagues but it was elk lodges it was like mason lodges of course all

03:39:21.040 but there's so many of them and i wrote an article for my sub stack called vanguard's journal with

03:39:27.720 sean wyland who's actually in the chat right here talking about e meters the damn fool but we

03:39:34.160 collaborated on an article which was about i think the title was something like the boomer wealth

03:39:39.140 extraction engine and it was about how to get financial capital from the boomers and bring it

03:39:45.920 over to young people because everyone says you know they're not sharing the wealth well how can

03:39:49.580 you get it how can you attract it it's like okay you know one strategy there's a few in there but

03:39:55.160 one was, you know, these Elks Lodges, like you had said, they're there. And there's actually

03:40:00.440 quite a bit of money bound up in them regionally or locally. And they're desperate for not only

03:40:06.560 new blood, but new leadership. And look, it's not the most exciting, sexiest thing in the world.

03:40:12.880 A lot of young people actually don't want to do it. But some of these, these clubs and these

03:40:18.360 lodges and whatever the fucks, some of them are still out there. And they're desperate for someone

03:40:23.000 going to take over and take the reins of that whole, that Rolodex of names, all of these

03:40:29.620 connections, these financial connections, and probably no small amount of actual funding

03:40:34.840 that you could hypothetically allocate to whatever you want.

03:40:39.720 And it's going to take a while.

03:40:40.940 It's going to take a lot of glad handing and going to meetings, but that's one way.

03:40:45.440 It is there.

03:40:46.180 We could just do this in a decentralized way.

03:40:50.800 And of course, hey, Dimes, why don't you do it?

03:40:52.820 i don't know man i'm busy but still the the logic is sound there we could and we should

03:40:59.600 yeah no i absolutely think that would be i and i think i think there's a lot of people that would

03:41:05.460 actually want to do that i think that there's you know like you say it's maybe it's not the

03:41:10.080 the sexiest fun thing uh to hang out with especially now like right because their

03:41:14.880 membership now is probably mostly uh at the youngest boomers um and uh there's already a

03:41:21.980 culture and everything else that's that exists there but i think there's people that want to

03:41:27.000 belong to something they want to belong to like a club um these sorts of things like i i don't

03:41:34.080 and maybe i'm totally wrong i've never obviously gone to a meeting at one of these places but

03:41:39.140 i imagine that because their membership is aging out um exactly what you say is true that there's

03:41:47.020 there's probably a need maybe even a desperation to attract young people and to accommodate them

03:41:53.620 and they might just be ripe for the picking it might not be it's not going to be in other words

03:41:57.860 it's not really a matter of infiltrating this organization it's a matter of scooping it up

03:42:03.960 you know because it's not there's there's no uh demand and there's there's at least i would

03:42:10.140 imagine some supply some of these still have to exist so um yeah i think it's it's worth exploring

03:42:16.280 I don't know. I'd have to I've never gone to like a meeting at any of these clubs, so I don't even know what what it is they do.

03:42:25.120 But I feel like having that having that exist for our people, some kind of especially as we become more and more of a minority, having these hubs where we can meet together as white people and exchange resources and and, you know, have that kind of camaraderie.

03:42:50.740 yeah and one of the very important services that these third places fulfilled is a place to get

03:43:00.080 away from the girlfriend the wife the family yeah because once you're there you can make up

03:43:05.120 whatever event you want say look i got it look you need a membership card to get in you don't

03:43:09.500 have one i got one and we're doing a uh a fundraiser for the pylon company just make some

03:43:16.680 shit up but what you're doing is what you're doing in someone made a comment here is that the

03:43:21.540 the goofy lodge was replaced by the goofy sports bar a lot of the time it was just that it was

03:43:27.140 hanging out with the guys and drinking and running your mouth and that's but that's all it needs to

03:43:33.080 be because doing that in a place that you control and not just a fucking sports bar but that is

03:43:40.480 cool that in and of itself facilitates all sorts of other shit but i'm like without that then you're

03:43:46.140 just drinking alone and that's no fun no i think that that that that's something that if we had

03:43:52.980 access to these spaces would would be like you said like uh uh it would serve a purpose people

03:43:59.940 do want to just get out of the house especially as we are expecting more and more out of white

03:44:05.400 people to start these these uh um you know big families and these dynasties they're gonna need

03:44:12.020 they're gonna need like the the the white guy lodge to go hang out with other white guys and

03:44:17.120 and uh uh you know maybe do insider trading as they they drink uh beer and smoke cigars

03:44:24.500 yeah you just need a place to go and be retarded women struggle with that they don't need that

03:44:30.100 they don't need a place you know you ever see like a guy just sitting in his car by himself

03:44:34.780 staring straight ahead like you just need a place to do that just to like ruminate for a minute this

03:44:40.380 is a place for collective rumination we need that otherwise you can't find a place to ruminate in

03:44:46.280 your fucking house unless you've got a library and especially once once kids are around like you

03:44:52.260 need to get out of the house yeah you're just going to stand in your yard this is why we have

03:44:56.180 yards and i'm just going to water the lawn i don't give a fuck about my lawn i got to find a

03:44:59.420 ruminating space but now i'm in the world i don't want to be out there so this is what that fulfilled

03:45:04.440 it's a great book people read bowling alone uh if you haven't um but it's you can't even

03:45:09.900 i think it started with the boomers where that started to trend down i'm not even blaming them

03:45:16.600 but then gen x even less than millennials even less just i know we gotta get going soon but

03:45:22.740 the one interesting takeaway from that book was that all of those third places where people could

03:45:29.620 just for the sake of it meet and you know exhibit camaraderie they fell apart but the ones that

03:45:37.140 persisted had to be explicitly political so with younger generations the only place that people

03:45:43.880 will go to just hang out shoot the shit date meet guys or girls or whatever or in like political

03:45:50.660 groups like leftist groups far right groups whatever it might be so that's that was the

03:45:55.460 only thing that younger generations would bond socially over which is a weird way to think about

03:46:01.000 it you know i mean so we have people getting into politics just to meet friends and the more radical

03:46:05.840 the politics the better but it's like you actually just don't know how to hang out with people

03:46:10.600 unless it is to fucking bring down the bourgeoisie or how do we do the race war tomorrow you can't

03:46:18.220 just fucking hang out anymore which is like a weird way to think about how we socialize

03:46:23.260 right right well we all need a cause right

03:46:26.720 fucking

03:46:28.560 Ted LaFaro here

03:46:30.620 Devin after this conversation what do you think

03:46:32.900 dime smells like no wrong

03:46:34.820 answers

03:46:35.400 uh

03:46:37.080 I don't know yeah see look Ted he's laughing

03:46:40.880 at you

03:46:41.440 foolish comment

03:46:43.560 alright so

03:46:45.860 fucking crazy folks community

03:46:48.020 dance insufferable

03:46:49.720 it's always hard for me because

03:46:51.680 as i get older i'm so much more of a shut-in when people say yeah in this ideal world we could have

03:46:57.460 square dancing we could have line dancing we could have mixers i'm like that sounds great i don't

03:47:02.920 want to go none that shit man i'm just a fucking i'm a i was born a weirdo man um i think that's

03:47:08.300 good for the regular people i'm just i want to live in a lighthouse i want to be a fucking hermit

03:47:14.200 i want to be i want to be a guy just sitting in a shopping cart on the edge of town but that's just

03:47:18.780 me that's not for all you people have a life to live it's over for me but i'm trying to help from

03:47:24.700 the fringes as best i can um so i know that's about the time that we have tonight is there

03:47:32.660 and we covered all the stuff i wanted to cover i was going to pull up your youtube here to

03:47:37.100 encourage people to visit here for those who don't know of course this is this is where i know you

03:47:43.160 from the odyssey i think this is where you primarily stream from is that correct yeah i

03:47:48.240 stream uh my multi-stream to odyssey and rumble now um because odyssey's monetization thing got

03:47:56.360 killed but uh use entropy for to make up for that now um and then um yeah i'm i'm uh on on x

03:48:07.600 i technically have a youtube channel still but you're back right after a while away is that

03:48:14.420 correct well no i i did post the the whitman's ai video thing that i made recently onto youtube

03:48:21.940 just because i was like oh it why not you know and uh it's uh so that's but that was the first

03:48:28.580 post i'd made on youtube in like six years i think because um just youtube's gay you know

03:48:36.740 well that's because they they you know they were demonetized like i when i first started

03:48:40.980 my channel had or when i left youtube i had about a quarter of a million subscribers i was uh every

03:48:47.540 video was getting over half a million views and um that was translating to a livable you know you can

03:48:54.580 make a decent amount of money if you're you know regularly creating videos that get half a million

03:49:01.940 views. And, um, I had started to orient my, my income to rely on that because, uh, I was,

03:49:10.820 I was a freelancer before that. So it wasn't like I had to like quit my job or whatever,

03:49:15.040 but I had to quit accepting gigs, you know, to start doing this. And then right as I kind of

03:49:20.400 like had slipped into that role, uh, that's when we had the big censorship thing of, you know,

03:49:25.780 post trump election and um you know they demonetize like every video i was making and

03:49:33.060 um they never sent me that stupid fucking plaque either i was i was i was mildly irritated with

03:49:39.020 that because like i had they're supposed to send you that stupid the button or whatever

03:49:43.100 but because like what the fuck like you should harass them for that no no they well they said

03:49:49.580 technically they don't have to that it's their discretion who gets the button even though like

03:49:53.980 i far surpassed like you know whatever subscription numbers you need to have um and then i just you

03:50:00.780 know when when they were starting to ban everyone i just preemptively left i was just like all right

03:50:05.100 fuck it and i i think at the time i moved to trovo first back when that was or no maybe d live

03:50:11.580 and then it was trovo and then it was odyssey and then i've been on odyssey uh for a long time

03:50:18.840 hey answer me this does i know odyssey had problems with its monetization can you still

03:50:24.420 like make money through their super chat system or is that still fucked uh technically i mean it's

03:50:32.240 it's like this weird crypto thing i don't 100 understand yet uh and there's only one person

03:50:38.100 in my audience that utilizes it um and maybe that'll increase but um it doesn't seem to be

03:50:45.460 getting adopted by anyone most people are just using entropy um but you know i mean rumble

03:50:53.760 obviously the the super chats over there work and um uh you know entropy works sort of like

03:51:02.980 i don't know if i'm the only one that has problems with it like i do but i have so many problems with

03:51:07.320 it every stream it seems like yeah yeah me too that's why i haven't used i can i know friends

03:51:13.060 who use it, but I can never really get it to

03:51:15.020 work for me. I had a question here

03:51:17.160 actually from Sean Weiland

03:51:18.860 who wanted to know if you're going to be getting on Kik soon.

03:51:23.080 No, not really.

03:51:25.000 I thought, isn't Kik run

03:51:26.880 by like gambling Jews or something?

03:51:31.720 In a sense,

03:51:32.900 they all are.

03:51:34.200 Yeah.

03:51:35.940 You described every platform.

03:51:38.800 I've never had good luck with Kik.

03:51:40.620 I think to make any money on it, you have to

03:51:42.740 partner with them um but if you just start there it's you got to scrape together like a bunch of

03:51:48.540 organic views but like if they partner with you i know kino casino and some other shows like that's

03:51:52.620 their main platform and then they treat you right kind of like rumble too like if you're partnered

03:51:57.600 with them they treat you really nice and they give you all kinds of boosts but it's it's a

03:52:02.680 different story like again probably you've been able to do it because you're pretty popular but

03:52:06.940 like scrape together an audience just the old-fashioned way yeah no i've never in fact

03:52:12.240 odyssey when i first set up my account the i linked my youtube account and they looked at

03:52:18.180 the subscriber count and they they emailed me like hey you know we'll give you this deal and i i

03:52:23.100 didn't i didn't take it because i didn't want to i don't i don't want to be in a relationship with

03:52:28.420 with a with a platform like that where i'm getting money from them because i'm gonna feel weird about

03:52:35.180 what i can say or can't say like even if it's a little bit like it's always gonna be you know i

03:52:40.360 I don't know I just I've always felt like I don't want to be financially tied to someone that has

03:52:49.560 you know like control over you know like the platform yeah I mean they always get you to

03:52:55.540 sign a contract all these partnerships and like make sure you read that contract what do they

03:53:00.200 and this is what I recommend to anyone you know they're everyone's excited to have a patron

03:53:05.220 everyone is looking forward to have some kind of partnership where life is made easier for them I'm

03:53:09.780 I'm like, but you probably didn't read the contract.

03:53:12.100 And let's say they wait a few months

03:53:13.980 so you've gotten used to it.

03:53:15.920 Six months, maybe a year

03:53:17.380 after you've adjusted your lifestyle

03:53:19.860 to this new salary,

03:53:21.400 then they can start making suggestions

03:53:23.080 and then they can yank that away from you.

03:53:25.100 Most people don't have the ability to stand up to that.

03:53:27.440 That's how they fucking get you.

03:53:28.400 This is mob shit.

03:53:29.940 It's been going on for hundreds of years.

03:53:32.520 So yeah, a lot of people think

03:53:35.400 they have the mental capacity

03:53:38.480 to sell out in a very intelligent way i'm like no everyone kind of sells out the same it's just a

03:53:43.620 matter of time yeah and not to not say anything bad about odyssey i don't i was early on odyssey

03:53:48.080 i liked odyssey i liked the library platform but aside like i think it's like you night nation

03:53:55.440 review and like a couple other like mark collett i think there's like three to five people any more

03:54:02.120 that are actually making money on that platform everyone just kind of left for rumble so you've

03:54:06.040 got like all these different platforms where there's like a few guys who are sort of like the

03:54:10.820 the center of it but like like bit shoot does anyone fucking use bit shoot anymore no but

03:54:15.040 there's like i think e michael jones that's like his main thing he's the last of the fucking

03:54:19.720 mohicans over there yeah but like but everyone's got one so except us we're just fucking out in

03:54:26.180 the wilderness rubbing two sticks together trying to make it back on youtube i guess anyway i'm

03:54:32.660 gonna let you go this has been an amazing talk thank you so much everyone we got some great

03:54:36.780 super chats here uh we got one here uh when base world comes to fruition let's make sure devin gets

03:54:43.260 his rightfully rightfully earned plaque you're gonna get that plaque motherfucker we got uh this

03:54:50.240 guy car urban says some shekels courtesy of the pillbox thanks for having devin on devin thanks

03:54:55.580 for being here i never heard of dimes before uh you've got a good group of guys here uh we had

03:55:01.080 another one here uh saying that you i think it was the pill dispenser saying you encouraged him

03:55:06.940 to get into writing let me see if i can scroll up and find i blasted it on screen before but anyway

03:55:12.460 there was a guy here pill dispenser you encouraged him to write i'm sure you've encouraged a great

03:55:17.800 many people to do to pursue creative endeavors and so i'm sure he echoes a lot of them thank you

03:55:24.180 so much for anything that you do mr stack and um any closing thoughts or remarks uh no just uh

03:55:32.220 if you go to blackpill.com it'll take you to right now it goes to my just my odyssey page but just if

03:55:38.460 there's something if you ever want to know like oh where's where's where's this content blackpill.com

03:55:44.120 i'll always point it at whatever whatever you know platform i'm on and uh yeah just everyone

03:55:50.900 hope everyone's having a a good christmas uh season which it's december kind of crazy it's

03:55:56.740 already december but here we are and so hope everyone's getting into the getting into the

03:56:03.280 season and uh enjoying the the uh the winter weather which is actually pretty amazing in the

03:56:09.900 desert so it's the one time a year like i'm like i'm i have the place that's nice to live at

03:56:15.100 weather wise i'm in canada so everyone complains about the winter the same way every single year

03:56:21.820 but i love it i love the destitution i love the desolation of it man i just i i um i don't know

03:56:29.140 you can't in canada we complain about everything we complain the summer when it's too warm as well

03:56:33.880 but yeah i love december everything seems like it's winding down everything like it's just it's

03:56:39.360 good vibes and uh and best christmas wishes to everyone and so we'll leave on that thank you

03:56:47.360 again for taking the time i'll see you all next time hey baby i hear the blues are calling

03:56:52.220 and maybe i seem a bit confused yeah maybe but i got you

Blood Satellite - December 12, 2025

BSNL26： Chumpgod Transhearts Media Literacy

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