Pearl - America Is COOKED… And Trump Won't Save It! @NickJFuentes

00:00:00.000 you realize you think about like America and we live in America but realistically we live in our

00:00:06.400 like town like you live in your neighborhood it's where you do your grocery shopping it's

00:00:10.800 where your kids are going to go to school it's your commute to work and like where you get on

00:00:15.060 and off the expressway or something and so you don't really notice it until it happens to you

00:00:20.300 and it's like oh this cashier doesn't speak English and kind of doesn't really understand

00:00:24.100 what's going on and oh these people are driving like maniacs on the expressway and oh there's

00:00:28.780 all these bums in my park where my kids are supposed to play. And at the school, half the 0.70

00:00:34.420 kids aren't white and they're all from another country. And you're like, this doesn't feel like 1.00

00:00:38.140 home anymore. It's like very disconcerting and uncomfortable. And it doesn't mean you hate these

00:00:43.780 people, but it's like, we want to feel comfortable where we live and feel familiar and have some

00:00:49.860 connection with the past and what the country used to be. So it's very sad when it happens to

00:00:55.280 you because it's like oh that's my home yeah like that's where i grew up that's where my parents

00:00:59.560 were that's what people can't get through their heads it's like you have these like plan truster

00:01:04.900 types yeah where they're like no no there's a plan like this is five-dimensional chess and

00:01:09.380 we just got to trust trump trump literally does not care the stuff he cares about is like the

00:01:15.960 helipad at the white house the east wing the ballroom they're building the uh white house

00:01:21.840 decorations all the elaborate the the oval office putting all the gold trim everywhere that's the

00:01:27.480 kind of stuff he cares about he doesn't care about governing all right what's up guys welcome to the

00:01:33.780 just pearly things show i think i'm a glutton for punishment um because i have on the man the myth

00:01:39.520 the legend nick fuentes welcome to the show hey great to be here thanks for coming um so we were

00:01:45.660 saying that what is going on with these e-girls crashing out on you well it has to do with this

00:01:51.600 Cornell 7 case. Yeah. And they all think it's a rape. Really? Yeah. Yeah. That's really what's

00:01:58.080 behind it. Okay. So that's, that's what happened was you said that it was not rape and they said

00:02:04.320 it was. Right. Yeah. I've been going in every day on my show saying it's a gang bang, not a gang

00:02:09.640 rape. Right. It was a consensual orgy. Yeah. Obviously. Right. And they're all saying it's

00:02:15.320 like the George Floyd square. They're all on Instagram saying it was a seven man rape for

00:02:20.140 seven hours and so they're saying i'm a rape apologist right so what do you think about 0.77

00:02:25.740 because a lot of conservatives say like women were brainwashed into feminism um do you agree

00:02:30.300 with that sentiment or not at all no no well and that the conservatives want to put it all on the

00:02:35.500 men right it's your guys's fault obviously yes yeah we did it we didn't lead them they followed

00:02:41.500 our lead or the conspiracy theorists now say the jews made them do it okay so you you're not on

00:02:47.420 that train absolutely no because I hear that a lot and I don't I don't know what 1.00

00:02:52.280 gripers I talked to that represent your views and what you don't but I hear that

00:02:56.720 a lot from like people that I think resonate more with your stuff that like 0.83

00:03:01.580 they think the Jews like brainwashed women into feminism or something but you 0.50

00:03:05.300 disagree with that no yeah absolutely not women have moral responsibility like

00:03:09.120 men do yeah and I think their natural inclination is to advance their rights

00:03:14.800 rights, which is their interest. Their political interest is to have more freedom, more power,

00:03:20.180 more opportunities. So I think they're inherently feminist, women are. Yeah, all of us. And you 1.00

00:03:24.880 can't not be because you participate in a system, whether you like it or not, like everybody gets 0.99

00:03:30.180 money from women. Right. So even if you want to not, like at the end of the day, everyone but you 1.00

00:03:35.920 caves, I think. Yeah, no, it's true. Literally everybody. It's been way more difficult for you

00:03:40.460 to advance your career not accepting money from women and i guess jews too but you know yeah yeah 0.96

00:03:46.160 both of them but yeah i mean i'm like one of the only major anti-feminist people left

00:03:51.400 andrew tate's in jail right and i'm trying to think of other big red pill people but

00:03:56.980 yeah everybody else has caved to the women especially on my side it's the christians

00:04:01.440 oh god they're the biggest sims out of everybody completely like i went to um an orthodox church 0.94

00:04:07.740 and i thought they would be better because you think of like all the people on twitter you know

00:04:12.320 i've never been into one before but i thought though like i would interview with the priest 0.84

00:04:16.540 and it would be like better um but they still can't definitively say women should obey their

00:04:21.500 husbands really they wouldn't say that i'm surprised well they'll say yes but and if you

00:04:25.800 have a but then it doesn't count right so yes but only if they're trying to placate the women

00:04:30.920 you have they just can't say it once you have overhead how do you not right you know yeah well

00:04:35.960 and they don't want the women to leave the women are keeping the church alive yeah that's really

00:04:40.040 who's going there and that's who keeps up the parishes and does and the money so once you have

00:04:45.180 overhead like they're the ones that donate because it's way harder to get money from men than from

00:04:49.400 women yeah they're putting the uh the check in the envelope yeah every sunday does that scare you um

00:04:55.360 you know knowing that andrew tate's in jail and like you had someone come to your house

00:04:59.120 yeah that's it's so crazy just being in the industry because i feel like you're a laid-back

00:05:04.060 guy and everyone it's like they have nick derangement syndrome it's true yeah i don't know

00:05:09.660 why i i talk about this all the time it's like people can never just leave me alone they become

00:05:15.080 obsessed with me it turns into like a blood feud every single time and uh i don't know i think i'm

00:05:20.920 pretty laid back i could also be a little intense but i don't know um the problem is i just i feel

00:05:26.820 like i don't placate any of the groups right whether it's the women or i'm critical also of

00:05:32.300 some of the Christians, the Jews, the Muslims, whites, blacks. So it's like, I'm not really

00:05:37.220 making anybody happy, I guess. Yeah. Well, does it scare you though? I mean, someone showed up

00:05:41.220 to your house. Do you ever think about like, this is too much, too far? Not so much. I mean,

00:05:47.620 that was pretty extreme because I had been doxed after the election. Yeah. 50 million people saw

00:05:52.760 my dox, my address, my phone number, the whole thing. And it was pretty bad for about a month,

00:05:58.080 but since then it's died down yeah so I just got to be careful in public yeah I get worried about

00:06:03.720 if I'm in one place for too long somebody sees me they call their friend some nut job shows up

00:06:09.660 but for the most part I try to just be low-key and uh try to blend in well because I just wonder

00:06:15.520 um I don't know do you like do you ever think you could that could happen to you where you are

00:06:21.340 thrown in jail for something oh absolutely yeah I mean you either go Charlie Kirk or Andrew Tate

00:06:26.020 yeah or alex jones yeah that's kind of like the fate of right-wing people is you either get shot

00:06:31.380 by a nut job or the intelligence agencies you get thrown in jail for some trumped up

00:06:36.980 rape thing or something criminal or they sue you civilly and they bankrupt you and those are kind

00:06:42.660 of like the three it's like when they say in the mafia or crime you either go to jail or you die

00:06:48.420 it's kind of like the same thing in right-wing politics and do you think there's anything

00:06:51.780 you guys can really do about it because with the system kind of being the way it is like how do you

00:06:56.580 guys even fight that you can't and that's what i learned with andrew tate is so he's in romania

00:07:02.740 and they charged him and that's because the uk put pressure on romania and it's possible even

00:07:08.660 that the united states put pressure on the uk because it was during the biden administration

00:07:12.580 that all that got started and so if the united states and the uk are out to get you literally

00:07:18.420 what legal jurisdiction in the whole world would you not get turned over to the united states

00:07:24.360 government it's like a dozen countries it's like china russia bolivia serbia it's like you're really

00:07:32.860 not safe anywhere if the government wants you they can either kill you or put you in jail so 0.98

00:07:36.960 yeah the system's sort of unbeatable yeah and it's crazy because those were cam girls like why are we 0.91

00:07:42.280 believing like why why are we taking what hookers say seriously they're hookers well yeah the lover 0.82

00:07:48.900 boy method he didn't even rape them that's just that's just I was down bad it's like how many men 1.00

00:07:57.080 are down bad in this country and they just have to eat it like I don't understand why women can't 0.97

00:08:01.180 just eat it yeah yeah yeah that's really the whole issue but yeah I talked to Zhang about it on Jack 1.00

00:08:07.800 Neal and they said you know what do you think about Andrew Tate what's going to happen to him

00:08:11.360 And Zhang said, well, they're very resilient and they're very tough and they always bounce back.

00:08:16.100 But I think what these people don't realize is if the DOJ wants you, you're done because they have infinite resources.

00:08:25.060 You can't run from the government.

00:08:26.780 You can't fight the government legally with money.

00:08:29.520 So at a certain point, you're just up against a brick wall.

00:08:32.000 You're just at the mercy of a judge.

00:08:33.500 So if they get extradited, they're finished.

00:08:35.280 And if I get charged with something like that, same story.

00:08:38.100 I mean, what are you going to do?

00:08:38.960 And this is what they do to everybody.

00:08:40.180 So the one thing is it looks like Alex Jones might be successfully fighting back, really just because of some unforced errors by the people suing him.

00:08:49.500 But if you're in the Andrew Tate situation, you just really got to dot your I's and cross your T's to not wind up in that predicament.

00:08:57.220 Yeah. So what's your prediction for their sentencing?

00:09:01.160 Like, do you think they'll be gone like 10 years, five years?

00:09:04.740 Probably for life.

00:09:06.020 You think they'll put them in jail for life?

00:09:07.720 If they get extradited, yeah.

00:09:09.460 Because it's, what is it, 47 charges, I think?

00:09:13.000 Yeah.

00:09:13.540 No, I haven't looked into it in too much detail, but they're fighting the extradition.

00:09:18.120 They're in a federal prison in Florida, and the Secretary of State has to sign off on

00:09:23.560 it for them to get extradited, because I don't believe they're actually charged in the United

00:09:27.300 States.

00:09:27.740 They're charged in the UK, in Romania, and I'm surprised that the Trump administration

00:09:33.060 even let it get this far.

00:09:34.620 Right.

00:09:34.920 because they need the permission like the uk doesn't have jurisdiction in america

00:09:39.560 so a criminal can be here and we don't necessarily have to turn them over because they're citizens of

00:09:43.880 the united states but the state department basically let it happen and if in the end

00:09:50.440 they wind up losing the extradition hearing marco rubio will have to sign it for it to be final

00:09:56.280 no way yeah and so the government's kind of throwing them under the bus especially trump

00:10:01.400 Because they have connections with the Trump family.

00:10:04.160 They met with Barron.

00:10:05.900 Justin Waller is close with them.

00:10:07.760 So they have connections to Mar-a-Lago and the Trump family.

00:10:11.180 They campaigned for the Trumps and really went hard for them.

00:10:14.400 Because I was very critical of Trump in 24.

00:10:17.440 And I remember Tate said, no, no, he's our guy.

00:10:19.560 And they almost said, we have to defend him because Trump will get us out of prison.

00:10:24.880 Which they kind of did, in a way.

00:10:27.340 Like they shut down the thing in Romania.

00:10:28.940 But then they totally switched up and threw him under the bus.

00:10:32.300 And I almost wonder if that had something to do with what happened at the club in January with the song because they made the Israelis very unhappy.

00:10:41.860 It also could be just because the accusations became so, let's say, a political liability for Trump to defend them.

00:10:49.420 It might hurt him in the midterms or something.

00:10:51.760 But I would see that as a major betrayal if Rubio signs off on that, because if he does, then they're done.

00:10:57.260 They go to the U.K. and you never hear from them again.

00:10:59.180 When will that happen?

00:11:00.320 I think it's a month and a half.

00:11:02.840 So in a month and a half, basically, Rubio will have to sign off.

00:11:06.260 And if he does, they're completely cooked.

00:11:08.020 What happens if he doesn't?

00:11:10.060 Then they don't get extradited, so they stay here.

00:11:12.440 Okay.

00:11:12.900 And I think then they're safe.

00:11:14.020 So it's really up to the Trump administration.

00:11:16.120 Wow.

00:11:16.560 Yeah, it's up to Rubio.

00:11:18.520 So why do you think Trump switched up on them?

00:11:21.340 Like I said, I think it's either what happened at the club, 0.55

00:11:24.480 because they really pissed off the Israelis with that.

00:11:27.400 Because Miami Beach, when we went to the club and did the song, 1.00

00:11:30.420 that was in Miami Beach, which is run like the mafia by Jewish people. 1.00

00:11:36.620 South Florida, Miami-Dade, it's all Jewish people down there. 0.99

00:11:40.800 And Miami Beach in particular, the mayor's Jewish,

00:11:43.360 the whole city council's Jewish. 1.00

00:11:45.520 And so they royally pissed those people off. 1.00

00:11:49.420 Just because they played the Kanye song?

00:11:50.920 Yeah.

00:11:51.340 That's it?

00:11:52.420 Yeah.

00:11:53.000 Well, and they didn't even play it.

00:11:54.120 they were just there well and that sounds so good it's not even really about the jews like it's about

00:11:58.760 his kid if you listen to the lyrics right yeah yeah it's about him missing his kids you know but

00:12:03.520 the the premise of the song which is kind of funny i guess if you were there 1.00

00:12:06.920 it's not a great look yeah you're in like the most jewish neighborhood playing a hail hitler song 0.94

00:12:15.420 but the point of the song was like a middle finger to them right intentionally yeah and i 0.99

00:12:21.760 think they took it in kind and said oh it's a middle finger to us okay well now you're banned

00:12:27.140 from everything yeah i think people think that i try to explain this to people that youtubers and

00:12:32.780 influencers do not have as much power as you think yeah like you're kind of like a plebeian they can

00:12:37.960 turn you off i mean that that's what happened to me i don't know if it was because you came on my

00:12:42.260 show or not sorry yeah i don't know if it was you though because i think it was because this one girl

00:12:48.340 um they started spamming my videos reporting it it was like a whole different i don't know i mean

00:12:54.200 you don't really know you know yeah you never know yeah but um i like you know i had a billion

00:13:00.660 views on youtube and then overnight i'm like out i'm done did you get three strikes or did they

00:13:04.680 just know in one what happened was um basically i was interviewing these girls on the street and

00:13:10.540 one scorned one scorned basically told people that i was a pedophile because i like these women 1.00

00:13:23.500 came up to my sign like that was about um it was like about abortion and so the way they framed

00:13:30.140 this was she's interviewing underaged women about like sex even though i had like an abortion sign

00:13:37.260 do you know what i'm saying yes yes and so she framed it in the most crazy way but it got all

00:13:42.380 this traction on twitter and then they just started flagging my accounts and obviously if 0.88

00:13:48.300 you go through my streams i do say women ain't a lot so to be fair i did give them a lot of you 0.99

00:13:54.620 know a lot of ammunition yeah and the the reason they gave me was i said that being a woman is 0.99

00:14:01.260 like being in the special olympics everyone knows you're not as good but they still clap

00:14:04.860 and i thought it was funny that's the reason they gave for banning you yeah um this was in november

00:14:13.220 i think of like two or three years ago uh it was like six months after you came on my show

00:14:18.200 so then some people said it was because you came on my show and that was the real reason

00:14:22.220 i i don't know if it was six months maybe not i know that's what i don't think it was i think it

00:14:27.280 was one scorn but that's why like i kind of relate to guys because it's like you work so hard at 0.80

00:14:33.220 something and then one bitch can just tell a lie and then take you out i was unemployed for two 0.93

00:14:40.660 years yeah well and it's their like dedication yes because it's like if they didn't exist no 0.98

00:14:47.220 one would do that no one would be like up at 3 a.m reporting every video and it's like it's one

00:14:52.560 person that's like and usually a woman makes it their mission yeah so it doesn't i don't even

00:14:57.480 blame guys for placating to women so much because there's such a high cost if you don't yes and

00:15:03.180 that's like the thing most women don't understand is how much men have to cater to you 24 7 because

00:15:08.380 they're afraid that you're going to crash out yeah well and you know in this day and age it's

00:15:12.420 the rape accusation it's divorce take half your stuff or they're just crazy and they do something 1.00

00:15:17.440 like that yeah being in the position you're in how do you navigate that i just avoid women entirely 0.99

00:15:23.480 honestly truly because like you know take for example that one girl faith merrill yeah so she 1.00

00:15:30.480 was like the most famous groy bet and people said oh she's a green flag she's italian she's 18

00:15:37.360 she's catholic she's a fan of your show she's down with the mission and i was kind of i was kind of

00:15:44.240 i was kind of rooting for you too i know and you're you so what does that say i know

00:15:51.760 it's like i was like oh she's cute she's like young she even had the pearl endorsement

00:15:57.060 Yeah.

00:15:57.520 Do you know what?

00:15:58.000 We messaged and I was like, go get him.

00:15:59.980 You're like, you know, I was like, really?

00:16:01.600 Wow.

00:16:02.720 So I don't know why she's pretending she didn't like you.

00:16:05.320 Cause I'm like, we like messaged about it.

00:16:07.500 Well, it's not like it was a secret.

00:16:09.240 Yeah.

00:16:09.500 Like she was on Twitter saying it.

00:16:11.040 And I'm like, oh, they'd be so cute.

00:16:12.300 Yeah.

00:16:12.440 Even me, even I got bamboozled too.

00:16:14.720 But it's like, even her, it's like, she's not like some girl that was on hinge or I was at a bar or something like that. 0.58

00:16:21.300 But it's like she was, if you could create like the platonic ideal of a green flag girl that Nick Fuentes could securely and comfortably date, it would be her. 0.57

00:16:32.860 And look what happens. 0.61

00:16:34.980 Predictably, we'd cover current events. 1.00

00:16:37.100 There's going to be some rape scandal eventually, you know, something that concerns feminism. 1.00

00:16:42.320 She's going to disagree. 1.00

00:16:43.960 And it's not enough that she disagrees and she says, well, you know, I defer to my man.

00:16:48.120 Like, he's the guy.

00:16:49.520 He's correct. 0.60

00:16:49.980 she goes no no he supports rape he's not a real catholic

00:16:54.180 imagine if i was dating her he deferred him yeah they'll never do it would have been over

00:17:00.960 no never not even her yeah so yeah so if i can't if faith merrill can't pull through

00:17:06.600 we're all cooked who's pulling through yeah nobody we're all cooked it's sad and that's 1.00

00:17:11.440 that's the thing i'm like because women were treated as high status from a young age when

00:17:16.920 we're losers well yeah you said it no no I was thinking about it like I played volleyball from

00:17:24.360 a young age and so from a young age like you're treated like you're important you're on the

00:17:28.300 volleyball team you won state or you got second in state you know and I'm like it's fake it's a

00:17:34.020 fake league well I know what you mean yeah you're not like the best volleyball like the men are

00:17:39.520 better volleyball players no but it's it shouldn't exist really they operate at a loss all volleyball

00:17:45.560 all leagues so it's like you have these systems that make us feel important

00:17:49.420 that's true you know so you think you're important but you're not i think it's more

00:17:53.860 just like the attention they get or you they you because women get all the attention from men

00:18:02.140 right i saw this tweet so good uh i think it was actually your ex boyfriend tweeted it he said if

00:18:09.700 you treat women nicely what is it it's like they don't think you're great they think they're great

00:18:15.540 or something like that yeah and uh no it's a great tweet it's true it's yeah because it's like

00:18:21.240 i think women are used to getting all this attention from men and uh and it's unearned

00:18:27.040 especially now right because at least in the old days women had an expectation too right which is 0.99

00:18:32.840 you're gonna be modest and you're gonna have like the feminine genius and be a homemaker and cook 0.50

00:18:38.560 and it's like okay so you kind of deserve the attention because you're really providing the 0.98

00:18:42.600 pleasantness and the children and all the but it's like in this day and age they're like no no

00:18:47.600 we're gonna split the chores and I can't cook and you know if you don't like it then that's too bad 0.94

00:18:52.740 and it's like okay so then you are kind of a loser like what are you bringing to the table at that 0.63

00:18:56.960 point but even today like honestly I've been saying I don't think a stay-at-home mom's a full-time job 0.90

00:19:02.180 yeah because we're only having one to two kids what are you doing all day they're in public school

00:19:06.400 and there's dishwashers and laundry machines and yeah I don't like because you know when I was

00:19:12.260 doing all the divorce documentary interviews, the worst divorces I've seen were honestly from 0.92

00:19:18.020 stay-at-home moms. Really? By far. It's not even close. The most vicious, evil. They got too much 1.00

00:19:22.760 time to think of the most evil. They're ruminating. Yeah, yeah. They're sitting at home plotting.

00:19:27.920 Like, what is the most evil way I can destroy this man? The lawyer, you know, they don't got

00:19:34.800 time for that. They're busy. They can't, you know, destroy the guy in as creative of a way.

00:19:40.660 They got their own stuff to deal with.

00:19:42.760 Yeah, I mean, there's a reason.

00:19:43.800 There's like the wine mom archetype.

00:19:45.960 What do you got to do?

00:19:47.280 Yeah, right.

00:19:47.860 Just stay home and get drunk all day and kind of go a little crazy at home.

00:19:52.620 But I meant more like, okay, even the school system.

00:19:56.400 Attendance is added as part of our grades. 1.00

00:19:59.560 For women? 0.98

00:20:00.300 No, just both genders.

00:20:01.580 But men don't care about wasting time. 1.00

00:20:04.000 So they'll like skip class more if they can pass it or take the test. 0.98

00:20:07.640 Where again, you're just giving women points not for doing anything. 1.00

00:20:10.660 but for showing up right so that benefits women that is very female code yeah and so if a girl 1.00

00:20:15.580 has like a 4.0 it's based off of a system that makes her think she's higher status than the 3.5

00:20:21.160 guy do you know what i'm saying i never thought of it that way but yeah yeah so there's all these

00:20:24.800 systems in place where everyone treats women as high status even though we're losers yeah i think

00:20:32.360 that's true i don't think all women are losers i'm gonna cuck on this not all women are like that 0.73

00:20:37.640 No. 0.97

00:20:40.140 You got me.

00:20:41.100 Yeah, not all extra like that.

00:20:43.400 No, but I know it's true, though.

00:20:45.200 They're definitely overestimating their value.

00:20:47.540 I said that to Tucker.

00:20:48.620 Yeah. 1.00

00:20:49.160 Because he's like, what's the deal with women? 1.00

00:20:51.060 And I'm like, you know, they all think they're something. 1.00

00:20:53.600 They all think they're hot shit, and they're not all that way. 1.00

00:20:56.940 No, we are all losers. 1.00

00:21:00.800 No, what else was I going to add? 0.52

00:21:02.180 Oh, we were talking about how I am vindicated on these things, though.

00:21:06.180 Like what?

00:21:06.620 Lindsay Clancy. I've been saying women are terrible parents for years. 1.00

00:21:10.420 Yeah. Yep. That's true. 1.00

00:21:12.280 Yeah. What do you think about like now with the Cornell seven and the Lindsay Clancy case and

00:21:18.160 these other like mainstream media cases, how do you think that's going to affect the next

00:21:23.360 generation of young men? I think it's defeating feminism. I said the same thing on my show

00:21:28.620 because it's like, it reminds me of how we grew up during George Floyd in 2020 and the narrative

00:21:35.600 for like really five years, maybe even you could say 12 years. You had Trayvon Martin in 08. Then

00:21:41.440 you had, I think it was Mike Brown in 2015, and then George Floyd in 2020. She really had like

00:21:48.280 12 years of BLM. And the narrative growing up in that time was blacks are victims of police

00:21:53.460 brutality. The cops are descendants of the Ku Klux Klan. They're like hunting black people for 0.88

00:21:58.280 sport. And then you had TikTok and X. Both took off simultaneously in like 22, 23. And what went 1.00

00:22:06.520 viral was the body cam footage. They said, oh, everyone's got to wear body cameras. And then you

00:22:11.980 see it's like some maniac with the frizzy haired Africans raising a knife running at a cop and they 0.98

00:22:17.720 get mag dumped and you go, oh, okay. That's why they're getting shot by the cops all the time. 1.00

00:22:22.680 You know, or they're running through coals with a bunch of stolen merchandise,

00:22:26.220 twice tripping and falling and people go oh okay so they're not getting killed for no reason

00:22:31.140 that's why they're getting shot that's why they're getting chased and arrested and so on

00:22:35.340 and i think this is identical where in the same year you had lindsey clancy which it's not enough

00:22:41.100 that a woman killed her three kids but then women were defending it on the basis of astrology

00:22:46.220 right they're saying like a leo doesn't kill her cubs so i know she's innocent man so it's like

00:22:53.280 that. And then it was Clavicular, who got accused of raping and drugging and kidnapping a girl.

00:23:01.240 She was 17, he was 19. They got drunk at his parents' house and had sex. 0.80

00:23:06.080 They say that's raping a minor and kidnapping her and drugging her. 0.97

00:23:09.920 And then the third thing was the Cornell 7. And people saw the TMZ text messages where she said,

00:23:15.140 our bodies, our choices, there's nothing to be ashamed of in the gangbang. And so it's one after

00:23:21.040 the other people are saying wait a second there's no rape culture and there's no you know clavicular 0.99

00:23:25.420 didn't drug and rape uh an underage girl it's bullshit so i think the men are going to grow up 0.99

00:23:30.280 and same thing in the way that we're not like woke on race anymore people talk about black fatigue 0.99

00:23:36.240 like that's mainstream now it's going to be the same thing with women i think even i'm black 0.58

00:23:40.200 fatigue yeah yeah it took you long enough like I think it's like a comb like a mix of the body

00:23:51.320 cam and the internet stuff and then also like people's experiences because we kind of grew up

00:23:56.760 in similar areas I think yeah and I've I know people that were very liberal having similar

00:24:02.900 experiences that I had like out in London and you know what I'm saying yes where we're from

00:24:07.700 they really teach you not to judge a book by its cover at all right you know what i'm saying like

00:24:12.180 that that is kind of a tenant of i don't know if your area is like a little far from me so i don't

00:24:17.460 know but i think it was similar more yours was more rural but same demographics yeah same type

00:24:22.320 of people yes and yeah you just get cooked when you go to these cities man oh yeah yeah because

00:24:28.500 over here it's all you know hate has no home here and all that kind of stuff man and i was i was

00:24:35.140 further out in the boonies so i go to london yeah doesn't really fly over there yeah

00:24:41.860 it's true though yeah i mean you grow up and and i think people seeing it on the internet

00:24:47.620 and then in the comments section realizing that it was a universal experience right because you'd

00:24:52.420 see in the what you would expect in the comments is for it to be super liberal and for people to go

00:25:00.340 right i mean you know you'd expect people to go in there and say oh you know don't judge a book

00:25:04.820 by its cover you know that's a stereotype but what you see is people saying always outrage never

00:25:10.720 ashamed that's my favorite was always the top commenter well well well that was my favorite

00:25:17.240 it was like a body cam of like some black woman stealing in uh nordstrom or something well well 0.99

00:25:22.620 well man no it's it's so true so you think the same thing's gonna happen but with um women 0.95

00:25:28.920 basically absolutely i think it's already underway because it was kind of like a psych

00:25:33.540 out three times in a row clavicular charged with rape oh it's bs cornell seven here we go again

00:25:40.020 me too aoc's on top of it oh it's total bs and the lindsey clancy thing and uh her husband on

00:25:47.200 60 minutes i think people are just rolling their eyes and saying okay so something's going on here

00:25:51.040 yeah i can't believe he didn't come home and kill her too yeah i'm kind of like natural well she was

00:25:57.980 already kind of half finished on the ground you know like because remember he kind of found her

00:26:04.100 outside the window yeah and even conservative women have been defending it like candace yeah 1.00

00:26:08.500 which is another one we got to talk about yes but um yeah i like i couldn't believe candace she's 0.99

00:26:14.680 got what like three kids or five kids i don't i think she just had her fourth or her fourth is 1.00

00:26:19.520 on the way you better watch out man like if she's like it's crazy because women that you never

00:26:24.940 thought would defend that have been doing it yeah well i think that's actually a little predictable 1.00

00:26:30.780 yeah with candace yeah because she's a conspiracy kook and and a lot of these women especially those 1.00

00:26:38.640 types they are hardcore feminists these conspiracy nuts i don't know what it is but they are all like 1.00

00:26:45.620 that yeah and there's something about like what the show is because like her show for example it's

00:26:50.860 not just conspiracy but it's like true crime it's like a real conspiracy is you look at 9-11 and

00:26:58.140 you bring in like an engineer and he says a building shouldn't have fallen that way because

00:27:02.140 of these physics properties and then you watch a Candace Owens show and it's like well this one's

00:27:07.080 husband's transgender and it's actually this one's dad and she said this about this one and it's like

00:27:12.000 it's like a soap opera you know and the women get hooked on this stuff and so I think there's

00:27:17.320 something uniquely feminist about that genre yeah well we're good at making something out of nothing

00:27:23.520 yeah so it kind of makes sense i see a lot of the patterns that i see just in communicate i'm like

00:27:28.520 autistic not actually but like the communication patterns between men and women um where like

00:27:34.920 women will when we gossip or whatever will make something way bigger and worse than it actually

00:27:41.140 was you know like something will happen there'll be something dramatic either at a family event 0.83

00:27:45.100 with your husband with your boyfriend whatever and like our minds just naturally like make it 1.00

00:27:49.980 worse than it was if you listen to the way women gossip yes yes yes so it doesn't it kind of 0.97

00:27:56.620 because most of the stuff i notice i just like look at what's in front of my eyes it's not really 0.99

00:28:00.620 from studies or anything so for me with candace owens i kind of saw this coming because i'm like

00:28:06.700 she's a woman she can't be at the end of the day she is a woman yeah yeah and the crowder

00:28:14.780 thing oh that's right yeah i always forget about that i don't yeah i know because you're always 0.97

00:28:21.740 talking about it i give you credit for that i'll never forget so what was her thing i will nag 0.90

00:28:27.420 into oblivion all of you hoes what was that though she was on crowder's wife's side or what 0.92

00:28:34.660 was yeah basically well because oh my god i read so many court documents i felt like i knew this 0.97

00:28:39.700 couple by the time it came out but okay crowder's wife was a stay-at-home wife with also one of the 0.96

00:28:44.680 worst divorces i've ever read i'll just say that very nasty yeah very nasty she got 30k a month

00:28:49.360 in child support really and she was on twitter saying oh i'm unemployed i'd be unemployed too

00:28:55.060 not complaining be bragging and saying he was emotionally they edited a clip to make it look

00:29:01.700 like he was emotionally emotionally abusive because he asked her to walk a dog was that the

00:29:07.220 ring camera footage when he said like watch it yeah watch it that was awesome but it's like you

00:29:14.640 see how much conservatives hate masculinity because whenever a guy tells a woman no or puts

00:29:19.780 her in her place how do they react they simp for the one they like like that's why i'm not we were

00:29:25.200 talking earlier i'm not anti-trad but i'm like you can't be traditional if every time there's an

00:29:30.780 ounce of like masculinity you shame it right so if i see that you're reacting to a guy telling his

00:29:36.180 wife no and you're taking the wife's side yeah like how are you traditional you're not right

00:29:40.860 Well, yeah, and calling it abuse.

00:29:42.420 Yeah.

00:29:42.700 That wasn't abuse.

00:29:43.600 Yeah.

00:29:43.920 That's just like what it looks like to be the leader of the household or the man of the house.

00:29:49.600 But so Candace, so what was her involvement? 0.52

00:29:52.300 She took the side of the wife? 0.99

00:29:53.580 Yeah, she was the one who broke the story. 1.00

00:29:55.440 That's right.

00:29:56.040 Yeah.

00:29:56.900 Yeah, because she was at Daily Wire and there was like a big feud back then.

00:30:00.820 Yeah.

00:30:01.240 So it was like a proxy war.

00:30:02.760 Yeah, so she called him an abusive monster on her show.

00:30:06.380 That's right.

00:30:07.240 Yeah.

00:30:07.560 Yeah, yeah.

00:30:08.840 Yeah, I forget about that.

00:30:10.420 But that is like, that to me represents like a man-hating tendency.

00:30:15.520 That's like a rebellious woman.

00:30:17.320 Yeah. 0.99

00:30:17.700 Well, and you, I don't know.

00:30:19.460 I just didn't like, because Kraut is really nice.

00:30:21.780 So I'm like.

00:30:22.040 He is.

00:30:22.340 He's a great guy.

00:30:23.220 Yeah.

00:30:23.320 Everyone threw him under the bus.

00:30:24.620 And what else was he supposed to do?

00:30:26.180 He had a stay-at-home wife with a nanny.

00:30:28.060 Yeah. 0.68

00:30:28.300 Like, what more do you want?

00:30:29.620 Yeah.

00:30:29.920 And he was making a lot of money.

00:30:31.620 And I'll take a slap for 30K a month.

00:30:34.020 He didn't even slap her, did he?

00:30:35.440 No, but it's like the principal.

00:30:36.680 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:30:37.380 No, totally.

00:30:38.480 Yeah, why not, right?

00:30:40.420 man yeah so can you explain in layman's terms um because my audience isn't as political as yours

00:30:48.240 um why don't you support the republican party um because you used to be a really big trump

00:30:55.000 supporter um and it's interesting because i have a very far left friend and you guys sometimes

00:31:02.080 sound the same yeah and i'm like i tell him i'm like i think you'd agree i think you guys would

00:31:07.400 get a log. We do. Yeah. And he's like, no, I would. I'm like, I don't know the stuff you say,

00:31:12.400 but if you could explain in layman's terms, why you don't support the Republican party anymore.

00:31:17.380 Sure. Well, so I was always very critical of Republicans, even, you know, I'm not that old,

00:31:24.520 but I was always conservative, even as a teenager. And so I was very engaged in politics in high

00:31:30.440 school before Trump ran for office. And even then I was critical of Republicans because

00:31:34.760 you basically have what the base wants, what their voters want. And what they consistently want is

00:31:42.080 less immigration. They don't want free trade. They don't want all these wars in the Middle East,

00:31:47.400 things like that. And yet the Republican Party always delivers the opposite. More immigration,

00:31:53.020 amnesty for illegals, free trade, all this kind of stuff. And so when Trump came out of the scene,

00:31:58.520 Trump said, we're going to reverse all that. We're going to build the border wall. We're

00:32:01.640 going to deport the illegals. We're going to have tariffs. We're going to bring industry back to the 1.00

00:32:05.740 country. And what Trump represented fundamentally was a radical departure from the establishment

00:32:12.460 Republican Party, which really represents the business interests. That's what the Republican

00:32:17.100 Party is, is the Chamber of Commerce, Wall Street. And so, for example, why are they in favor of

00:32:22.640 immigration? Because their donors are. And who are their donors? The big agriculture interests

00:32:27.660 in these rural states.

00:32:29.840 Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, this is all pasture.

00:32:33.860 It's all farm.

00:32:35.700 Who do those industries employ? 1.00

00:32:37.760 Seasonal, low-skill, illegal immigrants. 1.00

00:32:40.780 And that's profit. 1.00

00:32:41.700 If you have a low labor cost, you make more money.

00:32:44.060 Right.

00:32:44.460 So it's the big farms, the big pastures. 1.00

00:32:47.720 They hire the illegals. 1.00

00:32:49.080 Low labor cost means big profit. 0.99

00:32:50.800 And so they lobby Republican politicians to bring in illegals 0.85

00:32:55.020 and amnesty them from time to time or give them these specialized work visas, things like that.

00:33:01.000 And so Trump came in in 16 and said, no, we're not doing any of that.

00:33:04.900 And the reason I'm not going to do that is because I don't need money from donors.

00:33:09.940 He said, I'm a billionaire. I'm rich. I'll self-fund my campaign.

00:33:13.860 So we will just bypass. We'll just go around Wall Street, big agriculture, the rest of it.

00:33:19.320 And I can actually put America first because I'm not beholden to the rich, which all Republicans are.

00:33:25.020 So in 16, I said, oh, it was a great idea.

00:33:27.380 So we can do all these things that we were kind of restrained from doing by the moneyed

00:33:32.020 interests.

00:33:32.420 And that's just one example.

00:33:33.400 But you also have the defense contractors like Lockheed Martin, and you have the foreign

00:33:37.940 interests like Israel and their lobby.

00:33:40.620 So Trump was a radical departure, not just from the left, fighting the left, but also

00:33:45.520 from the establishment right.

00:33:46.960 What happened over time is that he began to become more like the establishment.

00:33:52.160 So he gets elected in 16, takes office in 17, and who fills up his administration?

00:33:59.040 Well, it's the Republican Central Committee.

00:34:02.220 So Reince Priebus was doing all the hiring.

00:34:04.440 He was the head of the RNC. 0.60

00:34:06.100 So even though Trump won the election and became president, it was all of the Bush and

00:34:10.680 Rubio staffers that served in his White House.

00:34:14.440 And they had the same policies as Rubio and Jeb Bush.

00:34:17.640 So he kind of had the same people under him, like working him as other administrations?

00:34:21.900 Exactly, yes.

00:34:22.720 So, and was he aware of maybe they would be, have different, like, do you think going into it, he was lying about what he wanted to do?

00:34:31.560 Or maybe he got in there and then they sort of swayed him a different way?

00:34:34.960 I think he's always believed, if you go back 35 years, he's always believed the same things.

00:34:40.260 He's always been anti-war. 0.79

00:34:41.600 He's always been pro-tariff. 0.53

00:34:42.960 He's always been against illegal immigration and crime.

00:34:46.180 But he just has no interest in governing.

00:34:49.980 Okay.

00:34:50.420 and this is something people do not know about trump is that he does not care like if you go to

00:34:56.900 meet with trump like for example right now at mar-a-lago he cares about golfing he's playing

00:35:03.140 golf every day he likes to meet with celebrities he likes to arrange these elaborate parties at

00:35:08.100 mar-a-lago and who's going to be the musical act and what's the entertainment going to be

00:35:12.340 so he just does not care about governing he didn't care about governing the first term or the second

00:35:17.300 term he's very hands off and so what happens then if you're hands off as the chief executive

00:35:22.860 who's really running the show everybody else the cabinet officials the people under them the chiefs

00:35:29.300 of staff the deputy chiefs of staff or whoever and so so why did he not switch it what do you

00:35:35.700 mean switch the people yeah so he did actually so he had a few that believe there were four

00:35:42.100 different chief of staff in the first term and you have the chief of staff they pick the cabinet

00:35:48.300 they kind of run the white house then you have the personnel office and they're responsible for

00:35:52.160 vetting everybody the white house hires and then placing them it became apparent after a few years

00:35:57.380 that this was a huge problem and eventually it got to trump and so in 2020 at the beginning of

00:36:03.420 the year his final year he did eliminate the guy at the personnel office and they brought in one of

00:36:09.820 as loyalists. And they started to institute a literal loyalty pledge. And they did like an

00:36:15.820 ideological test. They went through all the personnel in the White House. And they said,

00:36:20.560 if you're not aligned with the America First agenda or loyal to Trump, you're fired and we'll

00:36:25.500 replace you with somebody that's aligned and loyal to Trump. And so in 2020, it got a lot better.

00:36:31.640 They were hiring a lot of good people. They started to build more border wall.

00:36:34.860 things started to move in the right direction but then he lost the election and then and then 0.96

00:36:41.200 after 2021 Susie Wiles came on board she was a lobbyist she didn't know anything about governing

00:36:49.020 she's not in politics she's involved in campaigning and lobbying but not governing not

00:36:54.540 administration a woman a woman that's all you had to that's all you had to tell me well and look you 0.98

00:37:00.440 know she's good at her job so she ran the state of florida in 16 for the campaign so she's trying 0.98

00:37:07.060 to win trump the election in florida she's a great campaigner she knows florida but then she was

00:37:12.680 brought in after trump left office to run mar-a-lago when he wasn't the president but then

00:37:20.260 she stayed on as the chief of staff for his whole operation and so then when he started running for

00:37:26.660 president again in 24, she ran the campaign. And then when he won, she became the chief of staff

00:37:32.580 in the White House. And now you got a woman running the White House who knows nothing about 0.94

00:37:37.420 governing, doesn't know anything about anything. She's a lobbyist and a campaign staffer. She 1.00

00:37:43.160 should be running the campaign, not running the White House. Okay. So basically, because she's 1.00

00:37:49.080 still there you you think she's like the reason that none of them were replaced so she is somebody

00:37:56.860 who i think there's a reason why the white house isn't working now right because now the white 0.66

00:38:01.760 house is just oh yeah you put a woman in charge you don't have to work yeah well and she she has 1.00

00:38:06.700 no experience in this you know she doesn't know what she's doing so and what's more she is from 0.97

00:38:12.860 florida and florida is a heavily jewish state right that's all the money and that's the you 0.81

00:38:18.780 know the center of powers in southern florida where they all are and so when she became the 1.00

00:38:23.660 chief of staff it's a spoil system it's a patronage system she's going to reward all of her political 1.00

00:38:29.820 allies and her allies are all in florida so it's people like rubio the senator from florida secretary

00:38:35.260 of state mike waltz becomes a national security advisor representative from florida these guys

00:38:41.100 are all neocons because they're all from florida so they all relied on jewish money to get elected

00:38:45.500 pro-israel money okay and so you're saying the second time around basically he didn't change

00:38:53.420 the stat do you think because he maybe tried the first time around it was so hard he gave up

00:38:57.420 the second time he just doesn't care he just doesn't care he's that's what people can't get

00:39:02.860 through their heads it's like you have these like plan truster types yeah where they're like no no

00:39:07.500 there's a plan like this five-dimensional chess and we just got to trust trump trump literally

00:39:13.660 does not care the stuff he cares about is like the helipad at the white house the east wing the

00:39:19.980 ballroom they're building the uh white house decorations all the elaborate the the oval

00:39:25.180 office putting all the gold trim everywhere that's the kind of stuff he cares about he doesn't care

00:39:30.380 about governing got it so um but you said the first time around he did more or you know he

00:39:38.540 didn't care either no no he okay he's just not interested in it because he's not good at it it's

00:39:45.540 not his wheelhouse it's boring and so in the first term it was like legendary people would

00:39:51.780 talk about his temper tantrums or he's like throwing food against the wall and screaming

00:39:56.000 at people on the phone because he's just mad that he can't get through because politics is very

00:40:00.680 frustrating you got to deal with congress and you got to deal with your in his first term they were

00:40:05.260 rebelling against him in the white house like he would tell them to do something and they'd refuse

00:40:09.660 to do it people working for him in the pentagon in the cabinet so you know this is just something

00:40:17.340 that he's not interested in and people don't get that people think that he's like this tireless

00:40:21.960 defender of whatever he's a person like he's a guy at the end of the day right and yeah people

00:40:27.740 are flawed and what's his mo i mean he's a promoter that's what he's famous for and he's

00:40:32.780 good at it that's why he's a great campaigner but like you know so there was some truth in this i'm

00:40:37.720 not like a de santis guy but when they said like de santis is a political nerd yeah he loves public

00:40:43.900 policy and so do some of these other you know ted cruz is a harvard educated lawyer debate champion

00:40:50.620 this is their bread and butter. Trump gets his information from Fox News.

00:40:55.700 I know, but the future is so going to be influencers. It's terrible. I mean, I don't,

00:41:00.460 maybe you're more political than me. You can tell me if I'm wrong, but it seems like the future is

00:41:05.760 just going to be influencers because women vote and women, we just pick, like, I think Trump won

00:41:11.400 because women would rather sleep with Trump than sleep with Biden. So I'm like, in the future,

00:41:19.340 it's just going to be the smoothest ninja on stage that wins because men are going to get

00:41:24.640 demoralized because they're not going to see the point in voting if neither party represents their 0.92

00:41:28.860 interests so women are just going to get more power yeah well it's like clavicular you know

00:41:34.340 like because his whole mo is like forget about game forget about politics he's like anti or

00:41:42.100 non-political post-political he's like the only thing that matters is looks yeah and that's it

00:41:47.620 right and it's that's kind of being vindicated by someone like mom donnie because why is mom

00:41:52.520 donnie popular i don't even think people know like what he's up to in the city but he's like

00:41:57.120 a tiktoker is he good looking no not particularly but he's like better looking than the other one

00:42:03.000 yeah i think so well because the other one was like uh you know they accused him of like being

00:42:07.080 a rapist or whatever oh yeah i'll do it so there you go it's cooked it is good so my dad if i would

00:42:13.680 tell him about this. He would say Trump is doing the immigration stuff. Do you think that he's 0.96

00:42:18.520 wrong or that's a misconception? I do. It's not that Trump's doing nothing. Yeah. What he has

00:42:25.340 done, let's separate the issues. There's really two issues. There's the border and then there's

00:42:29.120 the people already here. Right. The problem when Biden was president is the border was open. So

00:42:33.600 the rate of people coming over was very high. The 300,000 people per month were entering illegally

00:42:39.620 and being apprehended. So Trump secured the border. Nobody is coming in anymore. It's about

00:42:44.480 10,000 apprehensions per month. So it's way down. But Biden let in 10 to 20 million people. They're

00:42:52.260 all still here. So you don't just reduce the rate of people coming here. You also have to get the

00:42:57.260 existing people out. And that's what he's not doing. So if Biden let in 10 to 20 million people,

00:43:03.280 we need to deport like 10 to 20 million people. But Trump has only deported, let's say, 600,000

00:43:09.460 by the end of 2026. So if you have 10 million come in illegally, and by the end of Trump's

00:43:15.960 second term, you deport 1.2 million or 2 million, you're on net 8 million more illegals than when

00:43:22.680 we started this whole thing. Yeah, it's so cooked. Because I was thinking about how,

00:43:27.360 when you came on my show, you were talking about how the demographics changing in America

00:43:31.940 is going to impact us so much. And it was almost like you had a premonition of everything I went

00:43:37.760 because i lived in that like pakistani area you know you saw yeah and i was like this is hell 0.99

00:43:44.440 on earth yeah this is hell on earth so um and then i come back to america and it's happening 0.90

00:43:51.580 here and i'm like no yeah because like you're out west right i don't want to dox but like

00:43:57.320 well i'm in um i'm in texas now oh okay so yeah but even i mean honestly i was just in my hometown

00:44:04.480 which it's online i mean at this rate you know what i mean but um at the i was like dropping

00:44:11.220 people off at the hotel by us and it's all indians and that's what i'm saying in like the west

00:44:16.140 suburbs it's all indians man and even my my dad he i mean again you saw where we grew up it's like 0.98

00:44:23.200 a bubble right i didn't know how good i had it right and it's totally disappearing like it's

00:44:28.460 totally a different place yeah that's what red pilled me that's kind of what started my journey

00:44:34.340 is because that's exactly what happened to me.

00:44:37.980 I grew up in LaGrange Park in Illinois, and it's like that. 0.95

00:44:41.060 It was the bubbles, all white people, all Catholics. 0.97

00:44:44.240 We all played Little League baseball. 0.91

00:44:46.060 We all were in the baseball parade and ate hot dogs at the end at the baseball park.

00:44:50.360 It was like a slice of the 50s or the 60s.

00:44:53.660 And then I went to college in Boston, and it's all international students.

00:44:57.980 They're all Chinese. 1.00

00:44:58.880 They're all smoking cigarettes in the stairwell, and they eat like slobs, 1.00

00:45:02.800 and everything's in Chinese the further west you go. 1.00

00:45:05.200 And you're like, okay, so this isn't like how I grew up. 0.69

00:45:08.300 And this is a problem.

00:45:09.540 And then you look at the demographics

00:45:11.480 and you say the whole country's going this way.

00:45:14.380 In a hundred years, America's gone.

00:45:17.860 Yeah, mine was a little delayed

00:45:19.380 because my school, my college was the same.

00:45:21.700 It was like a small-

00:45:22.880 Where did you go again?

00:45:23.780 I went to Elmhurst College.

00:45:25.300 Oh, yeah. 1.00

00:45:26.060 We did have trannies in our dorms, to be fair. 1.00

00:45:28.680 But they're probably white. 1.00

00:45:29.440 yeah so it wasn't until i went to london and i'm like oh this isn't bad what are you talking about

00:45:40.860 i live amongst it's not so bad and then after you left it was like one thing after another after

00:45:47.260 another after another man i'm just gonna eat this l yeah we gotta go back yeah and then now

00:45:58.640 it's weird going back to my hometown. It's so different. Yeah. Well, and that's what's sad

00:46:04.440 because you realize, you think about like America and we live in America, but realistically we live

00:46:11.340 in our like town. Like you live in your neighborhood. It's where you do your grocery

00:46:15.440 shopping. It's where your kids are going to go to school. It's your commute to work and like where

00:46:19.840 you get on and off the expressway or something. And so you don't really notice it until it happens

00:46:25.020 to you and it's like oh this cashier doesn't speak English and kind of doesn't really understand

00:46:29.400 what's going on and oh these people are driving like maniacs on the expressway and oh there's

00:46:34.080 all these bums in my park where my kids are supposed to play and at the school half the 0.87

00:46:39.720 kids aren't white and they're all from another country and you're like this doesn't feel like 1.00

00:46:43.440 home anymore it's like very disconcerting and uncomfortable and it doesn't mean you hate these 0.98

00:46:49.080 people, but it's like, we want to feel comfortable where we live and feel familiar and have some

00:46:55.160 connection with the past and what the country used to be. So it's very sad when it happens to

00:47:00.580 you. Cause it's like, Oh, that's my home. Yeah. Like that's where I grew up. That's where my

00:47:04.500 parents were. So it's all going away. Yeah. And I think the people that are going to be most

00:47:10.280 affected, I loved your rant where, Oh my gosh, one of your best rant. There's two of my favorite

00:47:16.380 rants of yours. Number one, your body, my choice was so funny. Why would I know you love that one?

00:47:25.700 And you know, it's funny. I knew a couple of libs because it's weird. I get along well with libs,

00:47:29.820 but they were crashing down. I'm like, you don't understand. That's the funniest thing I ever heard.

00:47:35.840 And then the second one was you talking about how your dad was a toll or your grandpa was a toll,

00:47:41.520 Yes. Talking about to the elitists or whatever. Right. Because I was thinking about I think

00:47:46.740 middle class white men are going to be affected the most because rich people are going to find

00:47:51.560 their private schools. Like I would guess my Catholic school I went to is still mostly white.

00:47:58.020 You know, Highland Park in Texas is pretty white. Like they're still going to be able to afford the 0.99

00:48:03.560 white areas. But it's the middle class that is one going to get middle class white men are going to

00:48:08.480 get exed out of marriage because they can't afford it because that's for the rich now too right and

00:48:12.760 then on top of that um the like the places like where we grew up are just going to be for the

00:48:18.080 rich yeah well yeah then no one talks about that there's this great book from 30 years ago by this

00:48:24.540 guy named um caplan and he says the book is called the coming anarchy and he says to paint a picture

00:48:30.960 of the future imagine you're inside a limousine and it's a luxury limo car and you're driving

00:48:37.300 through just like the ghetto and it's just crime and homeless people and chaos he said and there's 0.71

00:48:43.560 this bifurcated world where the inside is luxurious the outside is chaos he said that's the world

00:48:48.860 that's the whole world every country brazil america europe asia it's all going to be like this

00:48:55.340 if you're rich you're going to live in a gated community your kids are going to go to private 0.99

00:48:59.380 school you're literally going to helicopter from your work to your house and fly over all the scum 0.98

00:49:06.460 and decay which is what they now do in miami yeah in miami they're building like helipads on all the 0.97

00:49:12.220 buildings and docks next to the river and on the ocean so they can literally fly above or yacht

00:49:19.280 around all the chaos and dysfunction and if you're not in that ultra wealthy top one percent whatever

00:49:26.800 you have to live in escape from new york you have to live in mad max and so yeah the squeeze is on

00:49:33.940 Because even if you think about a city like Chicago, why is housing unaffordable in a city like Chicago?

00:49:41.740 It's actually relatively reasonable compared to, like, New York.

00:49:44.560 But the reason why cost of living can be expensive in Chicago is because two-thirds of the city is uninhabitable.

00:49:52.120 Can't live in the south side. Can't live in the west side.

00:49:54.960 You can't use the public transit because it's too dangerous. 1.00

00:49:57.820 So the only places you can live are places where you have super high property taxes, where it's all white people. 0.98

00:50:05.540 And not because you're racist, but because that's the only place that's safe. 0.84

00:50:08.900 And so it's like the increased diversity, it's actually pricing white people out of living in a lifestyle like that.

00:50:16.560 And it's the rich that live on the North Shore, North Shore living, where it's still like the old days.

00:50:21.760 or in newport beach in california or uh you know and um what is it in new york city what's the big

00:50:28.480 um you know when they go out in uh what is that i don't know i'm trying to think of what's the

00:50:33.320 what's the ritzy area i don't know but but it's like those are the places you can escape all the

00:50:38.160 problems that they the elites have created for us yeah well and then too the the problem is also 0.89

00:50:44.980 women like young women will automatically go to those areas and they're going to be cooked when 0.99

00:50:49.260 they can't afford them yeah because like what young women are basically living like queens like 1.00

00:50:53.420 you have someone pour your starbucks you don't know how to do anything by the time you're 40 1.00

00:50:57.340 right and you're cooked yeah well too bad for the women yeah no i'm actually happy no it's gonna be 0.68

00:51:02.980 funny i can't wait for that no but it's so it's so true um i think too the other issue you're

00:51:11.280 gonna have is it's gonna be such a hamster wheel to stay in those areas yes because you're like

00:51:16.900 your expenses are going to be so ridiculously high I don't know you know I'm not an anti I don't know

00:51:22.660 what I am because I'm not that political but sometimes the anti-capitalist stuff kind of 0.89

00:51:27.280 makes sense because as soon as they gave women credit cards the price of everything went up 1.00

00:51:32.100 because women just spend on everything and I feel like a better way to live is like cheap where you 1.00

00:51:36.800 own your house and like you pay in cash and stuff so I'm sorry this is going to be a very you're 1.00

00:51:42.400 probably going to cook me this is probably like the wrong answer so i don't know but like i feel 1.00

00:51:47.860 like as soon as they gave women credit cards everything was over because now women have all 0.98

00:51:51.580 the money in society so you have to constantly do this hamster wheel to like keep up with the

00:51:57.000 joneses sort of i don't know am i am i'm probably making no sense no i think there's a lot of truth 0.99

00:52:01.820 to that it's true um i will say though that women working also changed the equation too 0.93

00:52:07.740 yeah you know i don't know how much value they create in the economy but like theoretically 1.00

00:52:11.560 yeah they're they're productive and they're doing things but yeah i mean that that is a big part of

00:52:18.080 the problem is if you're like a guy yeah you see these interviews where they they do like a street

00:52:22.840 interview and they say how much does your man need to make and they go a million dollars a year and

00:52:28.880 it's like you know how many people make a million dollars a year the guy they're banging a lot

00:52:32.860 banging lied yeah right right and but they also like women don't because i would do those interviews

00:52:39.240 and then they'd like hook up with the bouncer. 0.86

00:52:41.840 Do you know what I mean?

00:52:42.480 Like, they don't mean that.

00:52:43.540 That's true.

00:52:44.200 Yeah.

00:52:44.600 Maybe for marriage, probably, though.

00:52:46.460 Yes. 0.96

00:52:46.960 Yeah, because marriage is kind of going to the elites now. 1.00

00:52:50.800 Yeah.

00:52:51.320 Yeah, having kids.

00:52:52.920 I mean, look at who's having a million kids.

00:52:54.520 It's Elon Musk because he's a trillionaire.

00:52:56.980 Yeah.

00:52:57.260 What did you think about Ashley St. Clair's recent crash out? 0.99

00:53:01.360 It's insane. 0.99

00:53:02.120 She turned down, what, $40 million?

00:53:04.960 Who would do that?

00:53:06.900 Why?

00:53:08.000 Right?

00:53:08.780 Because she knows she's going to get it anyway from the state, probably.

00:53:12.360 You think?

00:53:12.960 Are they going to award it to her?

00:53:14.460 Child support.

00:53:15.160 She's a kid.

00:53:16.560 But is it going to be $40 million?

00:53:18.700 No, but I don't know.

00:53:20.840 Once you have Elon Musk's kid, you're going to be taken care of for a bit.

00:53:24.300 That's true.

00:53:25.640 I don't know.

00:53:26.100 I don't know why she did it.

00:53:27.240 I don't understand.

00:53:28.960 Despite.

00:53:30.060 Yeah.

00:53:30.680 Yeah.

00:53:31.280 I guess she's not getting all his attention or something.

00:53:33.760 But it's like, isn't that kind of a good thing?

00:53:36.220 You got your kid.

00:53:37.460 You got the money.

00:53:38.480 Now you can do your own thing.

00:53:40.680 So you have like a luxury condo in Manhattan with private security and a car.

00:53:46.300 What more do you need?

00:53:47.600 It's never enough for us.

00:53:49.480 Honestly, it's never enough.

00:53:52.280 But yeah, it's kind of crazy how a lot of the things you said a few years ago, it's like come true.

00:53:57.940 Just not even from me looking into it.

00:53:59.680 It just happened to me.

00:54:01.120 You know what I mean?

00:54:01.680 Especially the demographic stuff.

00:54:03.980 What do you think it is?

00:54:05.060 and maybe there's you probably know why are white guys the only ones that seem to do the right thing

00:54:11.260 in society because women we just constantly just incredibly we do the wrong thing and we support 0.54

00:54:20.800 the wrong thing like it's just and black people are the same it's like they do the wrong thing 0.97

00:54:25.160 and then support the wrong thing yeah so i'm like are white guys the only ones standing like why do 0.99

00:54:31.000 you think that is it's a good question I mean it's hard to say I I think that it is an IQ thing

00:54:39.020 yeah that's definitely part of it uh you know contrasting blacks versus whites to me that's

00:54:45.940 just average IQ but also I think that it also depends on the kind of white guy too because a

00:54:52.220 lot of it is let's be honest there is a big cultural difference I think between the more

00:54:56.560 conservative white guys and the more liberal white guys in, let's say, the South or the country

00:55:02.240 where, and that's not my culture. I don't really like that. I'm a city guy or a suburb guy or

00:55:08.220 whatever, but they are raised to be more gentlemanly and more stand-up and more of a

00:55:15.520 civic mentality. Who's all in the military? It's all the good old boys from the South that still

00:55:20.580 have this mindset about, I'm going to serve my country. I'm going to do the right thing.

00:55:24.120 because there are a lot of white men that are leading the charge in the other direction.

00:55:28.180 It's the James Tallarico's or the Pete Buttigieg's or even the J.D. Vance's for that matter.

00:55:33.660 So even the white men, some of them are going the wrong direction.

00:55:36.780 Well, I think that's good. I'd like to see them do the wrong thing more.

00:55:39.660 Yeah. 1.00

00:55:41.980 Yeah, I want to see more white guys put women on alimony, child support, say keep them kids. 1.00

00:55:48.080 Yeah, we need to. We need to start kind of leaning in. 1.00

00:55:51.020 But I just meant, like, when white guys have power, they just seem to be the only ones that aren't completely terrible with it.

00:55:57.400 Or am I wrong?

00:55:58.420 I could be wrong.

00:56:00.020 Well, I mean, you could look at, like, dictators and things like that.

00:56:05.960 I don't know.

00:56:06.680 I think that, you know, we have kind of a unique spirit.

00:56:10.020 That's what people say.

00:56:10.880 It's not that whites are even necessarily the smartest, because technically speaking, Asians have higher IQs and are better at math and better at science and things like that.

00:56:20.680 But whites maybe have a spiritual difference that we want to expand. 0.81

00:56:27.300 We want to go into the unknown. 0.92

00:56:29.780 There's this appreciation for, you know, there's people that say that that is truly what makes the West unique is that we're deeply curious about how reality works in a way that even Easterners are not.

00:56:41.600 They say the core difference between East and West is the East is concerned with the interior experience, whereas the West is concerned with the exterior.

00:56:51.900 So, for example, the Hindus and the Indians, they meditate.

00:56:56.180 They close their eyes, and they examine the interior life.

00:57:00.720 They think in their minds, and they try to explore the world by thinking inside their heads, whereas Westerners will go and examine the real world.

00:57:10.420 They'll go and, for example, collect every bug on the island and categorize them and look at the different attributes or, you know, they'll look at different rocks and examine the different properties.

00:57:20.360 And so they say that's the fundamental difference.

00:57:23.300 It's the rational mind versus the mystical interior experience. 0.94

00:57:29.480 That's the distinction between West and East and whites and Asians, you could say. 0.96

00:57:33.460 It has something to do with how we interact with reality in a way that the other civilizations never did. 0.85

00:57:42.480 Whether it's the Jews or the Hindus or the Chinese people.

00:57:46.900 I mean, even just on a smaller level, it's like when you work for a white guy, they're never power-hungry at all.

00:57:55.340 Well, they can be, don't you think?

00:57:57.900 No, it's like the boomer white guys are so nice.

00:58:00.360 White people are never power-hungry?

00:58:01.900 okay I don't want to say never what about like Hitler I'm not gonna well I thought we had 0.93

00:58:07.340 different beliefs they were power hungry it's just good you know I know but they always want

00:58:13.520 like if they're power hungry they want it for the good of everyone I agree yeah it's like um

00:58:19.520 because I kind of look at my dad and like he had a big company but he doesn't care about status

00:58:24.060 being popular at all like he doesn't care he doesn't care about social media and it's not

00:58:29.040 even like he's motivated by money. He just wants to do a good job, like get the work done. And I

00:58:34.320 just find that like with women, it's like they do things to be popular. So if you ever want to know 1.00

00:58:39.860 why a woman's doing something, it's like, does it make her popular? That's like our primary

00:58:43.940 motivation where, um, black people just like to destroy things. I don't know what it is about 1.00

00:58:49.560 you guys. Just malice. Yeah. But, um, yeah, that's an, all the women and black people that

00:58:57.820 aren't like that usually want to work for white guys because white guys are just the best like

00:59:02.520 bosses that's true so i don't know um again i'm not saying this is everyone but like i just wonder

00:59:10.020 why that is well there is a theory that if you go back to like the ancient they call them the

00:59:16.060 indo-aryan people that settled europe they say that what made them distinct is they would form

00:59:23.620 these tribes, let's say. And the way the tribes were governed is by the most capable men, that

00:59:31.420 they would have to earn their position by being competent, skilled hunters or fighters or

00:59:36.700 something. And they said that in the tribe, there was never like a despot or a chieftain.

00:59:44.540 It was always that the leader of the tribe was the most respected. He earned his position through

00:59:50.620 merit. And he was the first among equals, meaning like he didn't have absolute authority over the

00:59:55.900 group. He was like the core decision maker in a group of peers. And so they say that white culture

01:00:02.140 from the very beginning was based on honor, based on merit, based on integrity. This is all

01:00:09.160 theorizing about these like ancient groups of people. I don't know how much you could say that

01:00:13.220 has to do with how we are today. But people say that's where a lot of our culture comes from,

01:00:17.600 this like honor code among men when would that have been thousands of years ago okay is that

01:00:23.800 like the eye chart what's the eye chart oh like eye color no do you believe in the eyes kind of

01:00:32.700 yeah oh really there's there's something i was looking at my dad like what is your eyes

01:00:36.600 there's something to that yeah i could see it you think yeah i do look at some of these like

01:00:44.300 very brown-eyed people and think like yeah undesirable street sweeper yeah i think i got

01:00:50.720 like i'm in the middle like so my eyes are green so they're like me too yeah so it's like you could

01:00:55.720 be better but could be worse yeah we're not gonna rule we're kind of in the middle

01:01:01.100 um what is your favorite part about doing your job

01:01:06.440 oh i i don't like it these days i'm very against it really i don't like my job anymore really

01:01:14.280 No. Why, Nick?

01:01:17.300 Because people are getting really dumb now. 0.98

01:01:19.960 And I'm not trying to be, like, edgy when I say that, 0.98

01:01:23.160 but I really feel it's noticeable that the quality of the conversation

01:01:27.140 is seriously declined.

01:01:28.580 And I don't know what that is.

01:01:29.740 I don't know if it's that more people are participating,

01:01:32.500 so the quality's going down, you know,

01:01:35.500 because it's like the average is getting lower. 0.98

01:01:37.800 I don't know if it's because people are getting dumber 0.90

01:01:40.060 because of short-form video content and AI 0.94

01:01:42.420 and attention span is suffering.

01:01:44.280 Or if it's because of this, like, mass psychosis, then now that everybody's red-pilled, there's no legitimacy in terms of where people get their information.

01:01:53.940 In the old days, it's like there was a floor for maybe, like, what people would believe.

01:02:01.060 But now people believe in, like, flat earth and really out there stuff.

01:02:06.040 It's like the basics people can't even agree on.

01:02:08.940 And so there's just so much ignorance now, and people don't even care.

01:02:14.680 They don't care about logic.

01:02:16.340 They don't care about rationality.

01:02:17.940 They don't care about facts.

01:02:19.500 So lately it feels like I'm just screaming into the void.

01:02:23.820 People don't care about arguments.

01:02:25.540 People don't care about facts.

01:02:27.820 And especially in the age of Candace Owens in particular, people are willing to believe anything.

01:02:33.540 she was talking about at the beginning of this year that charlie kirk was a a psychic saying

01:02:40.240 that uh when he passed under street light the lights would flicker because he had this like

01:02:45.160 electromagnetic field around him and he could astral project to different places and people

01:02:50.320 were eating this up and if you were to say like yeah i don't think he was like a psychic i don't

01:02:55.360 think he was an alien he wasn't astral projecting people say oh you're like an israeli shill and

01:02:59.820 blah, blah. So it's become very sad. The only thing I still like about my job is that

01:03:04.980 I still love politics. So I got into this because I love politics. I love the subject matter and

01:03:11.820 there's always more to learn. It's still interesting to me, but it's, it's getting

01:03:16.520 less rewarding because it seems like people don't have the same appetite for the truth

01:03:20.740 like they used to. So do you want to actually run someday or? I've thought about it. I mean,

01:03:28.760 if i could win i would run yeah but it's i don't know if i ever could though too many women vote 0.93

01:03:35.460 although you you're getting popular with the ladies some of the women are starting to like me

01:03:40.320 they're coming around you never know maybe i wouldn't rule it out do you think i could win

01:03:46.220 no me neither yeah but it's just because like society so you know me i'm blackpilled

01:03:54.300 I am blackpilled too oh really I'm very blackpilled oh I thought you were more hopeful than me I think

01:03:59.680 it's kind of over yeah because I just don't see there's too many systems in place that I don't

01:04:06.400 see changing yes do you know what I'm so like even I had um law of self-defense on um or Andrew

01:04:13.180 Brink I think he switched the name of his channel too but he was just telling me how judicially all 0.93

01:04:18.660 those Cornell boys are cooked and that redhead is gonna get all this money and I was like asking

01:04:24.240 him could this change he's like no yeah and this is like a subject matter expert on this stuff

01:04:30.320 saying no it's actually going to get worse there's going to be more of these um and just on a micro 0.89

01:04:36.320 level like you know i go to gyms and i see ghetto people come in and like what'll happen is they'll 1.00

01:04:42.380 make these gyms um that are for like obviously made for white guys and it's heaven on earth 0.99

01:04:47.420 they're very functional no one cares about being popular there's no cameras everywhere 0.99

01:04:51.900 I can just go and work it's clean everyone puts their weights away and then it slowly switches

01:04:57.880 to women they slowly start realizing like the guys will bring their wives to the gym yes and 0.99

01:05:04.240 then the wives come in and they start complaining and nagging and bitching and then all of a sudden 0.91

01:05:09.360 you have a four hundred dollar a month membership because they put in all these classes all this 1.00

01:05:14.360 stuff they don't need and I was thinking about if there's ever any policy change that took away 1.00

01:05:19.620 those women's spending power, my Jim would complain. Because they're making all these 1.00

01:05:23.820 money off of women. So when you think about that, why would it change? Well, and I think you're

01:05:29.260 right. Feminism is just a cancer to society. And I think it's impossible to root out. And you're 1.00

01:05:36.540 totally on the money that it is, so much of it is buying power. Because you have this problem

01:05:42.520 with an open society where we have a democracy and we have a market-based economy. And this

01:05:48.460 democratizes everything because it means every individual has to vote. So women have political 1.00

01:05:54.940 power and also every person has capital. So every woman also has money to spend. And what that means 1.00

01:06:02.080 is you have to always appeal to the lowest common denominator. You have to always appeal to the most

01:06:06.500 amount of people. Otherwise you can't be in business, right? You can't compete with the

01:06:10.240 business if they're selling to women and you're not, or they're selling to minorities and you're 1.00

01:06:14.800 not. And same thing with a politician. You can never win an election if you're only talking to 1.00

01:06:18.940 men and the other guy's talking to men and women. So it's like in a system where everybody has this

01:06:23.880 enfranchisement and women are empowered and foreigners are empowered. It's like it gives

01:06:30.100 itself to this degeneration over time. And the problem is to fix it, in order to fix it, you

01:06:37.900 almost need to put the cart before the horse. It's like to elect the right politicians to do the

01:06:43.840 things that must be done, those people shouldn't be able to vote or buy stuff. The only way to do

01:06:49.040 that is to have those people elected. And that's why I'm a big believer. This is why I say don't

01:06:55.080 vote Republican. Because what are Republicans going to do? They're going to make the civilization

01:06:59.960 die at a 10% slower rate? Still going in the same direction. The only thing I want to vote for is a

01:07:06.100 radical departure like you need a dictator that's going to interrupt the entire system

01:07:13.620 and literally just break the system interrupt all these processes make it so that it breaks

01:07:21.020 and it can't be put back together and only then can you start to change things but you're right

01:07:25.780 as it stands right now the the way the incentives work and the system works it can't be beaten i

01:07:30.260 think white guys you gotta start doing the wrong thing yeah no because what if white guys started 0.97

01:07:34.820 falsely accusing women of assault and rape and that stuff because women do that stuff way more

01:07:39.800 than guys do it to them yeah so like they would probably be able to use the policies that women

01:07:45.080 use on them against them validly but the question is would the system enforce it no that's the

01:07:50.500 problem because they control the police yeah man so i mean we need what i think people need to do

01:07:56.220 is start building up real power and power means breakaway settlements like you go to a town and

01:08:04.580 And it's like Twitter one. Kind of. Yeah. Not exactly like that, because they want to, like, build their own log cabins.

01:08:11.320 It's like, you don't need to do that. But we pick a town. We all move there. We all get guns.

01:08:16.080 We're the sheriff. We're the cops. And then one town becomes two and then three.

01:08:20.380 And then it's like, hey, this is like we're going to build a wall around it and this is going to be our own place.

01:08:25.600 I feel like that's the only way, because, like you said, you could try to flip the script.

01:08:30.740 But who's the attorney general? Stacey Abrams. Kamala Harris. Who's the head prosecutor? Obama. Michelle Obama. At the end of the day, they're going to send the cops to beat you up if you're not down with the mission.

01:08:43.380 Yeah, I just wonder, at least because I look at more of the family court stuff, and you're starting to see a few more fair laws in a few states, and it's because more women are getting put on child support and alimony, and women, like let's say 5% of women were on child support and alimony.

01:09:00.400 Do you know how much complaining they would do?

01:09:02.880 It's true.

01:09:03.940 I don't know.

01:09:04.440 Maybe I'm just, maybe this is my selling hope.

01:09:07.360 You know, that's my plan.

01:09:08.960 Maybe.

01:09:09.280 Yeah.

01:09:09.660 Yeah. But so you so you would say that they should do settlements, basically.

01:09:17.860 Yeah. And settlement meaning not like we're going to create like a colony from the ground up.

01:09:23.060 But like we need to take control of territory and gain control over the politics in that territory, which means the law enforcement, the judicial system, whatever.

01:09:33.680 and eventually reach a limit because we're not at a certain point going to be able to control the

01:09:39.340 whole nation so you won't be able to control the federal government but maybe you could take it to

01:09:43.120 the state level what if you have like one whole state that is one way i know but then they'd get

01:09:48.420 married and then their wives would make them turn into that's a thing yeah and then it's cooked all

01:09:53.040 over again that's why i really think it's all gotta in a way it kind of all has to come down

01:09:57.420 I like what you said about how chads and incels are the same.

01:10:02.740 Yes.

01:10:05.340 Should I elaborate on that?

01:10:06.820 Yeah.

01:10:07.920 I was roping you up.

01:10:09.200 Yeah, yeah.

01:10:09.820 Well, yeah, because it's funny. 0.65

01:10:12.920 The people that I have the biggest problem with, it's not the chads that get all the girls and are total degenerates and whatever. 0.74

01:10:21.880 It's their beta male sidekicks. 0.80

01:10:25.060 Yeah.

01:10:25.340 It's the beta males that have that scarcity mentality because they're the ones that are always jumping through the hoops, performing, gesturing for the women.

01:10:33.620 It's like.

01:10:34.320 He jumps, you guys, gesturing.

01:10:36.400 I love the gesture, right?

01:10:37.660 Keep going, keep going.

01:10:38.740 It's like the jiff, you know, the gesture.

01:10:40.760 That's literally what it is.

01:10:42.860 And so there's like this weird bell curve where you got the guys that they have so much sex, it means nothing to them.

01:10:49.820 And then you have the guys that have no sex.

01:10:52.200 So in a way, it sort of means nothing to them also.

01:10:54.280 And so they're able to uniquely look at women as what they are, whereas it's the men that are in this game where it's always just out of reach.

01:11:03.640 It's like a slot machine almost, trying, trying, oh, I got one tonight, trying, trying, oh, here we go.

01:11:10.380 And I think that puts them in this position where they're trying desperately to get the approval of women, and that's when they're contorting themselves. 0.99

01:11:17.380 So they tend to actually be the biggest problem. 0.98

01:11:19.440 It's all these like Gen X chuds on Twitter, like fat guys, super political guys, guys that are like below average looks, girl dads. 0.99

01:11:28.980 These are the kinds of people that tend to be the worst on the issue because they had to, you know, do unimaginable things to convince a woman to marry them. 0.93

01:11:37.940 And then they think they're the luckiest guy in the world. 0.93

01:11:40.280 Yeah, because you don't realize how much women change the conversation with tone policing and the beta males to enforce it. 0.96

01:11:46.100 I think that's what makes your show so good is I can tell there's no women in your ear. 0.97

01:11:49.760 Yes, 100%.

01:11:51.320 Because if I had a wife or a girlfriend and I said some of the things, even not related to women, 0.96

01:12:00.140 it's like if a super chatter sends me $100 and says something stupid and I say, 1.00

01:12:05.220 you idiot, why would you say that? 1.00

01:12:07.580 My wife would be like, did you really need to say that to that guy? 1.00

01:12:10.600 He's probably some nice. 0.99

01:12:11.980 Even my mom does that sometimes.

01:12:14.100 And I love my mom, but she's like, you really got to be nicer to those people.

01:12:17.800 And it's like, no, you don't get it.

01:12:20.160 But if it was my wife, different story.

01:12:22.720 Well, you can't get away from her. 1.00

01:12:24.840 Exactly, because she's in bed with me and she could withhold sex and, you know, we're fighting all the time, whatever.

01:12:30.040 So it's like, you know, I'm playing a game with her, trying to, like, choose my battles.

01:12:34.220 I got to give in on this thing to get her to let me do this thing, buy a car, whatever.

01:12:39.780 So, and you're right, it's like that's all these guys that have a show

01:12:42.840 and they have a girlfriend or a wife.

01:12:45.200 You can tell she's looking over his shoulder at the notes

01:12:48.640 and the tweets and the jokes and saying,

01:12:51.200 do you really need to say this?

01:12:52.520 Do you really?

01:12:53.800 And it's very hard for a guy to hold the line every day.

01:12:57.280 Hard for a guy to say no, I think, consistently,

01:13:00.760 especially to a woman if he really loves her.

01:13:02.680 I know.

01:13:03.140 And say every single day, no, no, it's going to be this way.

01:13:06.840 Yeah, it's cooked once they get married.

01:13:09.040 It's like men turn into a shell of themselves once they get, they'll be so cool.

01:13:13.500 It's a funeral with Kate.

01:13:14.580 Yes, they'll be the coolest guy ever.

01:13:17.280 They'll be making jokes, having so much fun.

01:13:20.260 And then they always say, I'm so tired.

01:13:22.800 This is why I rail so hard against the traditionalists because they're like, oh, marriage makes you better.

01:13:27.660 It makes women better maybe.

01:13:29.360 Yes, yes. 1.00

01:13:29.680 Maybe.

01:13:30.480 And even that, right? 0.52

01:13:31.580 Because most of the time, the men just fund the woman doing whatever she wants. 0.51

01:13:35.480 So most marriage actually doesn't make you better, number one.

01:13:37.700 But number two, it makes the men a shell of themselves.

01:13:41.640 They're less cool.

01:13:43.240 They're less funny. 1.00

01:13:44.460 And they start nagging you like women do. 1.00

01:13:47.940 Yes, dude. 1.00

01:13:48.680 Yeah.

01:13:49.040 It's the end of the male life cycle.

01:13:50.840 That's what my friend used to tell me.

01:13:53.740 He'd say marriage is the end of the male life cycle. 1.00

01:13:56.300 Because it's true. 1.00

01:13:57.380 They get married.

01:13:58.680 And why do you wear all black? 0.68

01:14:01.080 Like a funeral.

01:14:02.000 I never thought about that. 0.70

01:14:02.740 Because you're going to die.

01:14:04.200 And that's actually literally the symbolism.

01:14:06.880 you're dying to yourself and becoming one with your wife and you're bringing all that you're 0.84

01:14:14.640 bringing all that crap into yourself as a guy i was arguing with someone because the guy was 0.99

01:14:20.380 saying he's like oh i really would want to get married and i'm like why would you want to do 0.98

01:14:23.640 that yeah and he's like well you know you know it's just something about and i'm like marriage

01:14:30.020 now is performative he's like no it's not and i'm like really why does the woman wear white

01:14:34.880 we don't. Right. There ain't virgin bitches anymore. Yeah. Yeah. Right. I'm like, you might 0.80

01:14:41.240 have a dude that hooked up with her at the wedding and she's wearing white. Yeah. She's calling her 0.96

01:14:45.740 ex saying goodbye. That's common. Yeah. That's normal, especially in the city, especially in

01:14:50.720 high status circles. I think they share women the most. Oh, all day. Yeah. Because they don't want

01:14:55.700 to lose the social connections in the group. Right. Yeah. Well, and, you know, think about it

01:15:01.560 also in the old days you're theoretically not having sex not sleeping together you get married

01:15:09.320 and then you move in together now couples will be together for five years cohabitating having sex 0.98

01:15:16.360 she's a whore and then they get married it's like okay so what changed in the marriage nothing you 0.99

01:15:21.520 were exclusive for years you live together you're already intimate okay so it it is literally just 1.00

01:15:29.140 a big elaborate ceremony for the vanity of the woman a big spectacle a big instagramable occasion

01:15:36.640 the outfit the dream proposal whatever tell your wife no pictures and then you tell me it's not

01:15:42.860 performative yeah or we'll do it in the church we'll elope yeah you say no pictures allowed at

01:15:48.040 the wedding don't tell anybody yeah and then tell me it's about love right so true no because it 1.00

01:15:55.540 used to be a deal in a way which I think women because I think women have always messed around 0.72

01:16:01.720 because I knew someone that grew up in California and he was saying that he's like 80 now and he 0.99

01:16:07.800 was saying that growing up like a third of the people he knew growing up found out their dad

01:16:12.200 wasn't their dad and so I think this is like it kind of would make sense that back then there 0.98

01:16:17.400 was no phones and no trace that like women would do the wrong thing more if they had the choice

01:16:22.320 that kind of makes sense but it used to be a deal where men aren't going to bang every girl that 0.57

01:16:28.920 they're attracted to over a five and women give purity in youth and now it's like you almost

01:16:34.640 it almost goes back to arranged because now it's like a status um like exchange now it's like people

01:16:41.980 get married for money power status connections yeah like why do you think um i know this is kind

01:16:47.360 of like every girl's pedestal thing for taylor swift but like why did taylor swift get married

01:16:51.480 to travis kelsey even though he could get a girl 10 years younger or 15 years younger because he 0.99

01:16:55.940 could buy a team right like that's why it's not because he loved her you know it's because money

01:17:01.000 power you don't think they loved i think they might have loved each other maybe i'm kind of

01:17:07.660 buying into it a little bit i don't know she had 22 ex-boyfriends that's true yeah yeah no i agree

01:17:14.640 with that that's definitely true that in the old days there's a lot of that a lot of people think

01:17:19.060 the old days everybody was trad that is not the case at all there was bigamy very common where a

01:17:25.800 guy would have like bigamy uh bi and marriage meaning people would have two families okay so

01:17:32.360 a guy would have a wife and kids over here and a wife and kids over there that was like very common

01:17:37.200 i think that happened in my ancestry and i know other people it's the same thing that was very

01:17:42.300 common the false paternity you hear this it's far more common than people realize but it's just that

01:17:48.680 in the old days there was more discretion it's like at least the women were pretending not to 0.93

01:17:53.260 be whores now they won't even pretend yeah and isn't that crazy we just telling ourselves i do 0.87

01:17:58.160 these reactions where i splice together i always can pick a trend before it happens in society 0.99

01:18:04.680 by going on tiktok and finding what women are complaining about because they'll complain before 1.00

01:18:09.900 the news like reports it so if the economy is going to get worse there's going to be women

01:18:14.200 complaining about spending before the numbers come out that's good so it's kind of crazy what 1.00

01:18:20.780 women will admit to on the internet like things you would think you should take to your grave 0.94

01:18:26.040 yeah seriously you're admitting to banging two dudes in a day you're admitting to cheating on 1.00

01:18:31.840 your ex boy like gleefully yes happily yes you're thinking what is wrong with you and they're

01:18:38.880 editing it it's like they're on a live stream and they're like oh i shouldn't have said that

01:18:42.860 that makes it so much worse right like they set up the tripod with the script they're doing like

01:18:49.660 multiple takes man because they really believe that's like that's all good the other thing that's

01:18:57.320 made it worse is the catfishing epidemic is that a real issue you haven't seen the difference

01:19:04.600 between what women look like like a dating profile thing yeah i don't i don't have any

01:19:08.940 experience with that so i don't know you've never oh come on i'm not on the profile you don't meet

01:19:14.060 girls ever and see a different i'm not on dating apps no but like even on twitter like if you see

01:19:19.480 them at the conferences they look so different than in there i did oh yeah i did a whole catfish

01:19:24.900 of the year and i got community no who was the catfish of the year um deluca was one of them

01:19:31.840 that crashed out the one mom i forgot her name the red-headed libertarian she won oh yeah yeah

01:19:40.260 okay i could see that candace owens was not a catfish yeah i don't think she is no but yeah 1.00

01:19:47.480 no i i don't think i meet enough women for to really clock it as an epidemic you're an incel

01:19:53.080 that's right yeah so i'm not really out in the field like that yeah um

01:19:58.460 yeah well i'm surprised it's gotten pretty bad it's like there's two different faces pretty

01:20:04.640 much well especially with the ai and all that worse face tuning yeah well i guess do you have

01:20:11.740 any final thoughts you want to leave with my audience final thoughts yeah did you have fun

01:20:16.280 today yeah great conversation always fun it's good hanging out um no no final thoughts i guess i mean

01:20:23.560 we're pretty black-pilled it's good can you say it's cooked it's good it's over it's kind of over

01:20:29.840 okay well I'm sad that you don't like your job anymore that like kind of I'm like um since you

01:20:36.280 came on my show I watch your clips all the time so I'm kind of a fan and I'm like you don't like

01:20:40.620 it anymore well sometimes I'll keep doing it a little while longer and then I might have to go

01:20:46.400 into exile for a little bit really you're gonna go into exile strongly considering it what is that

01:20:52.140 like into the community you want to build or like if a democrat gets elected in 28 i might like go

01:20:57.700 to another country and just lay low for a little while oh i guess yeah it's funny because i'm just

01:21:04.860 more in entertainment but when i hear the stuff the political guys go through oh my god yeah and

01:21:10.580 it's not even worth it anymore it's like i'm gonna get shot and people are gonna say like well in my 0.55

01:21:16.260 case it'd be legit if they said israel did it but it's like you're gonna get your head blown off 0.52

01:21:20.860 Well, to do what? 1.00

01:21:22.140 To like argue with these idiots on the internet about whether the earth is flat. 1.00

01:21:25.500 It's like, it's not even worth it anymore. 1.00

01:21:27.080 Yeah.

01:21:28.020 Well, where can my audience find you?

01:21:30.280 I'm on Rumble and X, which camera?

01:21:33.560 Had Nick J. Fuentes.

01:21:35.460 Cool.

01:21:35.860 Well, thank you so much for coming.

01:21:37.360 Yeah, thanks for having me.

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Pearl - October 16, 2026

America Is COOKED… And Trump Won't Save It! @NickJFuentes

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