Red Ice TV - Fragile France, Broken Britain & Embolden EU - Flashback Friday Ep359

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00:00:30.000 Today is the greatest day I've ever known

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00:05:15.760 anti-vitasin but because they are lying it's possible to expose them and this is their achille

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00:06:15.760 welcome back ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining us here this friday it's midsummer happy

00:06:20.800 midsummer everybody that's right june 19th 2026 which you might be celebrating today or maybe

00:06:25.840 tomorrow or whatever it's your preference but anyway happy midsummer everybody folk first

00:06:30.320 hope you're all doing well thank you for joining us here at red eyes tv always pro white pro

00:06:35.520 european how's how you doing there in chat ladies and gentlemen hope everything is good getting

00:06:41.440 getting geared up are you guys doing anything for uh for midsummer or what what's uh what's

00:06:45.480 going on with you guys um this is uh this is wonderful time of of the year we should focus

00:06:51.720 on the positive now we got some sobering things to talk about here today uh both myself and then

00:06:57.200 later on with our guest joining us here in about uh 15 maybe a minute or so at the bottom of the

00:07:02.040 hour jared taylor american renaissance will be sitting in with us here and uh yapping about some 0.96

00:07:07.360 of the latest france uk shit's going down it's chaos what will it take what will it take what's 0.98

00:07:14.060 what's what's happening is is that is this it is this all we got it's just getting worse and worse 0.99

00:07:19.660 and worse but are we fighting back and to what degree and what will it take and some of the

00:07:25.320 questions i want to talk with with jared about but anyway this is um it's also of course a joyous

00:07:30.320 time of the year some dancing dancing around the the pole the midsummer pole whatever you want to

00:07:37.100 Do get the herring out, some potatoes, the fresh potatoes, obviously.

00:07:41.240 Right?

00:07:41.580 All right.

00:07:42.000 Anyway, glad to be back with you guys.

00:07:44.740 Hope you're doing well.

00:07:46.400 Sorry for the absence of a kind of a regular live stream this week, too.

00:07:51.000 It's an extremely hectic schedule here today and the last couple of days, actually.

00:07:56.220 So we're doing the best we can to keep up.

00:07:58.620 It's just been one of those weeks, but I'm glad to be back with you here this Friday.

00:08:02.140 and we're getting ready to get Jared on the line

00:08:06.900 in a little bit here.

00:08:07.820 But I did want to cover a couple of things

00:08:09.160 before we go into that.

00:08:11.100 And I actually saw Jared was commenting on something too.

00:08:13.400 There was some stuff in the EU going on there too

00:08:15.020 because you do have this kind of, you know,

00:08:16.820 the appearance of like the things are improving

00:08:20.980 and there's, you know, re-migration push and effort

00:08:23.520 and then politicians are picking up on it.

00:08:26.100 We have the situation kind of with Restored,

00:08:28.500 I'm going to get into with Jared too, in the UK, right?

00:08:31.120 Like after everything that's happened in the UK,

00:08:34.340 it doesn't show in the polls, right?

00:08:38.040 You'd think it would.

00:08:39.180 I mean, if it's reformed, sure, a little bit, I guess.

00:08:42.280 But as we know, that's the lesser of the two options in that regard.

00:08:46.220 So why, right?

00:08:47.580 That's kind of the big part.

00:08:48.780 How much longer?

00:08:50.080 What else would it take? 1.00

00:08:51.360 It's like Henry Nowak and then the Sudanese stabbing

00:08:55.900 and it's just the rape gang inquiry 0.63

00:08:58.420 And it's just, you know, wall to wall, one thing after another.

00:09:03.180 And nothing is opening up.

00:09:05.200 And of course, that's because people would say there is no political option.

00:09:08.800 There is no political solution.

00:09:10.160 It's just not going to happen, right?

00:09:12.220 And even if everyone does vote for this one party that everyone believes in,

00:09:17.260 is it a fair vote?

00:09:19.120 Is it rigged?

00:09:21.840 These are all very valid questions, I think, to be honest. 0.94

00:09:26.340 Are we just in a little bubble, a little circle jerk?

00:09:30.540 We think this is some big, you know, important developments here.

00:09:34.960 At the same time, if you look at the news media,

00:09:36.800 they certainly make it up to be the biggest, you know, threat ever to democracy or something,

00:09:41.760 liberal democracy, but there's so-called far-right nationalists on the rise

00:09:45.740 within Europe and throughout the Western world.

00:09:49.140 So, excuse me, what is the deal with that?

00:09:52.300 Right? Are they just playing along?

00:09:54.560 I'm not sure. I'm not sure. They're getting illegals to vote in LA now. Well, that's not now, right?

00:10:00.240 Hasn't that always been the case? Isn't that one of the many functions of it, right?

00:10:05.860 It's almost like the re-migration movement has a real big risk of turning into the legal replacement, right? 1.00

00:10:14.500 We just need white extinction to be legal. That's basically what it is. We'll get into that here in a minute here. 1.00

00:10:20.760 But I wanted to do this.

00:10:22.200 Look at this guy here.

00:10:23.620 Look at him.

00:10:24.320 Here's King Albert coming in.

00:10:27.020 Strong, as usual.

00:10:29.380 Holy smokes.

00:10:30.260 Look at this guy.

00:10:31.480 Actually sent this a while ago, but I do want to pull it up here on screen.

00:10:35.320 Thank you so much, Albert.

00:10:36.680 You're incredible.

00:10:38.720 Albert sends $1,044.16.

00:10:44.080 This guy is amazing.

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00:10:45.880 king albert hails and shout outs and double romans and everything we can do hi henrik i'm actually

00:10:51.080 sending it to you thursday night wanted to make sure i get this in for the show since we'll be

00:10:54.600 out and most uh be out and about most of the day uh i'll make sure to catch this later love you

00:10:59.400 guys thank you so much albert guys give albert a shout out in the chat give albert some hails

00:11:05.480 give him some romans whatever you need to do to show love and support to king albert himself

00:11:13.560 there he is right there demon slayer king albert we appreciate him he's incredible thank you man

00:11:20.440 thank you man you uh we we appreciate it so much holy smokes we appreciate it so much our angel

00:11:26.920 investor king albert love you man thank you so much all right guys if you want to try to try to

00:11:32.840 meet that challenge collectively in the audience today you can of course uh do that by sending in

00:11:37.400 a super chat let's not carry all of this on on albert's shoulders should we donorbox.org

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00:12:06.020 worked so if you do send it on rumble that should come through as well uh okay thank you ladies and

00:12:12.180 gentlemen we appreciate your support and thank you everybody so we're gonna start off here a little

00:12:16.300 bit with some of the yeah plenty of hails in the chat there thank you guys we appreciate it yeah

00:12:20.740 give albert a shout out he's incredible that guy amazing absolutely amazing and i genuinely mean

00:12:26.800 that from the bottom of my heart thank you so much that guy's incredible all right look at this

00:12:31.120 optics and read through optics prime sent dollar happy rosenberg execution day

00:12:36.400 june 19th 1953 i always forget about juneteenth that's right so the big story there obviously

00:12:43.120 is that the it actually is the celebration of the oh not celebration that that sounds wrong

00:12:49.960 it's not the celebration of the execution of the rosenbergs it's a commemorate commemoration of

00:12:55.160 the fact uh recognition i guess maybe that's a better term a recognition of the fact that like

00:12:59.980 this was a horrible thing and they shouldn't have been executed and all that stuff it's a

00:13:04.200 whole interesting backstory with Roy Cohn with someone I forget who's chatted that right at the

00:13:08.320 end last Friday where they said like oh it's the same Cohn and it's like it can't be and it's like

00:13:14.900 holy shit it is like he was 26 at the time he got in on the army McCarthy hearings I think and even

00:13:21.040 before that right was the Rosenberg uh execution and he'd been part of that too which is that this 0.98

00:13:26.060 perfect cover. Anyway, there's a whole story there. I'm not going to do something

00:13:30.180 about that at some point here, but basically Roy Cohn acts

00:13:34.140 as this big anti-communist

00:13:37.900 activist or whatever. Of course, he is the one who hampers

00:13:42.000 McCarthy. Actually, they didn't go far enough, but he's going to be

00:13:45.700 the head of executing these two Jewish spies who are 0.74

00:13:49.800 handing it over to all the secret intel military information and things

00:13:53.820 like that to the Soviet Union.

00:13:55.380 And, of course, the go-between with the NKVD over in the Soviet Union

00:13:58.380 was also Jewish, by the way.

00:14:00.900 Semyonov, or whatever his name was.

00:14:04.180 So it's almost like this. 0.99

00:14:05.360 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:14:05.960 It's like the beginning of an international criminal network 1.00

00:14:10.180 was beginning to reveal itself.

00:14:12.260 So Roy Cohn steps in, like, let's put the kibosh on that.

00:14:15.280 Let's just get rid of them, right?

00:14:16.340 Destroy the evidence. 0.96

00:14:17.500 Nothing's going on here, folks.

00:14:18.580 Anyway, whole fascinating story right there.

00:14:21.200 Okay.

00:14:21.320 Okay, so let's talk about this issue with the EU.

00:14:24.460 Do you guys see this yet?

00:14:25.820 Send them back.

00:14:28.380 So this is like, oh, well, this is encouraging, right?

00:14:32.540 It's very encouraging. 0.98

00:14:33.420 Send them back, shantz, in the EU Parliament after anti-migrant bill passes. 0.99

00:14:39.240 Now, that sounds, of course, very, what is this, Al Jazeera-esque,

00:14:43.160 because is it really, though?

00:14:45.240 Is it really what's happening here?

00:14:46.960 Let's play a little bit of this here.

00:14:51.320 Do you want to do it?

00:14:53.320 Do you want to finish it?

00:14:54.320 Do you want to finish it? 1.00

00:15:09.320 No, there's a European right there. Look at that. Will you look at that? 1.00

00:15:13.320 Someone who wants to send them all back, I guess. Interesting.

00:15:21.320 Is that your AFD candidate right there?

00:15:23.640 What is that?

00:15:44.660 Yes, I don't see a name on the guy in the white.

00:15:48.020 He's almost not quite in the bottom right there,

00:15:50.060 but like kind of mid right section there in the center right right there what is his name again

00:15:54.820 he rings a bell why do i recognize him for i recognize him here's another one maybe this

00:16:00.200 is just exactly the same clip i'm not sure

00:16:02.180 crew jones 43 cent dollar have a great happy father's day that's right it's it's father's

00:16:15.900 it's all it's a convergence of things thank you crew jones appreciate that have a great

00:16:20.220 weekend weekend year as well happy father's day everybody all the all the dads and fathers out

00:16:24.540 there all the papas and then we have midsummer and then it's what was it else oh juneteenth

00:16:30.040 of course obviously big big you know big celebration big reason to celebrate here today

00:16:34.100 and of course i agree right is that the is that the resistance here

00:16:46.880 or what can you break that down for me please that would be good percent dollar glad midsummer

00:16:53.800 amen this time i salute you from tolin and it's nice to see that the majority of population here

00:16:58.920 is native it's time to think about positive things as hail the new dawn nice okay did that

00:17:03.640 read it out right last time it was horrible it was just butchering everything it's actually the

00:17:07.600 majority of the population here is native european yeah tallinn is i actually never went to tallinn i

00:17:11.920 always wanted to go it's estonia right isn't it is it estonia i think it is estonia tallinn i believe

00:17:17.960 it is um it's time to think about the positive things as well hail the new dawn that's right

00:17:22.240 exactly uh thank you so much i'm sure we appreciate you so anyway what what i'm getting here there

00:17:28.960 There was a lot of very positive kind of attention, basically, around this clip, right?

00:17:36.320 And, of course, I'm the first one who wants to be very positively inclined.

00:17:39.520 Awesome.

00:17:40.040 They're like chanting, send them back in the European Parliament.

00:17:42.480 This is great.

00:17:43.100 And that's certainly, in terms of the rhetoric, a milestone worth noting and worth, you know, taking note of,

00:17:50.340 because this is important after all.

00:17:51.880 Never thought Alex Armstrong, what is he with here?

00:17:54.220 Okay, GB News.

00:17:55.800 All right.

00:17:56.400 Never thought I'd see the day the EU parliament chanted, send them back. 0.98

00:18:00.320 Europe has reached a clear turning point of migration.

00:18:02.940 Public frustration with illegal immigration, illegal immigration,

00:18:06.860 and failed deportations has now translated into decisive political action.

00:18:12.560 So this is regarding so-called EU return hubs, right?

00:18:18.520 EU return hubs, which is a good start.

00:18:24.340 But as usual, it doesn't go far enough, right?

00:18:28.860 I have a critique of that.

00:18:29.920 But the return hubs is basically like paid for.

00:18:33.160 There's different partnerships between different countries,

00:18:36.660 but it's primarily focused on, and it's a good start.

00:18:39.120 I agree with that, obviously. 1.00

00:18:40.860 Who wants illegal immigrants in your country, right? 1.00

00:18:44.260 But that is legally a very easy thing to deal with. 1.00

00:18:47.540 So I think they're dealing with this now in order to basically legalize the replacement.

00:18:52.440 I'll get to why in a moment.

00:18:54.340 So, EU migrant return hubs, that's what this directive that they were voting on when this came up, Send Them All Back, was in reference to.

00:19:03.480 Directive 418 to 218.

00:19:07.700 It's offshore facilities located in non-European or EU countries where member states can transfer undocumented migrants, illegal migrants, and rejected asylum seekers.

00:19:18.420 These hubs act as holding or transit centers while migrants await deportation.

00:19:23.640 The originating EU member states are financially responsible for the hubs that they establish,

00:19:27.300 and they have to cut deal with these other countries or whatever.

00:19:30.140 They're designed to accelerate the deportation of individuals whose asylum claims were rejected

00:19:35.000 or who are staying in the EU illegally. 0.98

00:19:38.220 So that's great.

00:19:39.320 I see Jared is here. We'll bring him in just a moment.

00:19:40.860 I was going to read this out here.

00:19:42.000 Then we can get his take on this too, because I saw that he commented on this on his ex.

00:19:45.580 They are formalized as part of the EU's return regulation,

00:19:48.800 which allows member states to transfer migrants, excluding unaccompanied minors, blah, blah, blah,

00:19:52.900 Now, this is an AI search result that spits this out.

00:19:56.000 So actually, it gives you different results all the time.

00:19:58.720 The previous one I was searching on, when I saw this,

00:20:00.860 noted, of course, the low deportation rates of European countries as well,

00:20:05.020 or the EU zone overall, right?

00:20:07.940 So this is certainly a good start.

00:20:11.900 But I can't help to note that anything within the EU always operates like this, right?

00:20:17.640 Where it's a ruse, essentially, right?

00:20:21.960 I wrote this about it.

00:20:23.040 I'll just read this out because I think it's more concise than me

00:20:25.580 coming up for a minute again at the top, right,

00:20:27.340 regarding Alex Armstrong's comment on this.

00:20:29.160 I don't trust any of these people in the EU Parliament or the Commission.

00:20:33.260 The Commission is way worse than the Parliament.

00:20:35.740 Even if the Parliament votes for it, the Commission will just overstep them.

00:20:39.220 I mean, it's possible that it can still go through.

00:20:41.540 Both of them need to approve it, but usually the Commission,

00:20:46.180 which is an unelected set of leaders in the EU,

00:20:50.680 They're the ones who can propose laws and all this stuff, right?

00:20:52.880 They usually just basically can step in and shut things down.

00:20:56.840 The parliament is a different thing.

00:20:57.880 Those are actually elected people,

00:21:00.140 people that the Europeans want to go and represent them in the EU.

00:21:05.100 But the commission really holds the power. 0.79

00:21:07.080 That's why Ursula von der Leyen is kind of like the de facto president of the EU.

00:21:10.840 She's the one who's the face, right? 0.87

00:21:12.140 Because she's the head of the commission. 0.98

00:21:13.440 That's where the power lies.

00:21:14.980 And so the parliament is kind of formality.

00:21:17.340 I guess it'd be the House of Lords, the House of Commons, if you want to, you know, somewhat of a similar analogy.

00:21:24.760 This is about EU so-called migration return hubs, which I said, which are facilities on foreign soil that we have to pay greatly for, by the way,

00:21:32.740 where member states can send rejected asylum seekers and illegal migrants. 1.00

00:21:37.200 Sure, none of us want those third worlders in Europe, but keep in mind that Ursula von der Leyen just a couple of months ago cut a deal with India. 1.00

00:21:44.880 And that's just one, right? 1.00

00:21:45.740 They've cut deals with Turkey about this.

00:21:47.440 I think they've cut it with, was it South America as well?

00:21:50.180 Some South American countries.

00:21:52.020 But anyway, she cut a deal with India to import record numbers of jeets into the EU.

00:21:58.600 And of course, that would be perfectly legal.

00:22:00.460 You see what I'm saying?

00:22:01.080 This is simply tackling one tiny aspect of the problem.

00:22:06.180 I still think legal migration is a bigger problem than illegal.

00:22:10.020 because illegally you can basically just need a party in place

00:22:13.720 that can enforce the law, and then you can deal with it.

00:22:16.860 Legal migration is much more difficult, right?

00:22:19.340 So this is not some mass deportation movement of non-Europeans.

00:22:22.860 This is just an effort to legalize our replacement

00:22:25.100 while the awful people in the EU can get ahead of the trend

00:22:28.620 and claim that they're fixing the migration issue now, right? 0.98

00:22:32.140 And I'm concluding that by saying, sorry, I call bullshit on this

00:22:36.000 until I see clear results on the streets of Europe, obviously, right?

00:22:39.360 but anyway that's some of the takes i get on this here so i i don't i don't it's great to hear just

00:22:45.020 hear the words send them back in the european parliament because i'm not sure if that's ever

00:22:48.780 actually have happened but so i'll take it but is that really what's going on all right anyway

00:22:53.620 guest is here too he's uh joining us over um over in virginia jared taylor how are you doing jared

00:23:00.160 good to see you i'm doing very well am i as blurred uh as i appear to me on my screen you

00:23:06.020 look fine on my end actually so we see you just fine here yeah sorry if you're um if you're blurring

00:23:10.960 on your end i'm not sure why that is but looking good here well okay all right good that's what

00:23:15.740 matters that was that's what matters while i was listening to you talking about this vote

00:23:19.180 in the eu yeah i'm i'm a little bit more positive on it than you of course obviously people who are

00:23:27.100 in the eu illegally and especially those who have already been given a deportation order

00:23:31.680 there should be no problem in giving them the boot. But all of these countries are so tied up 0.96

00:23:38.580 in silly regulations that I know in the case of France, only about 20% of the people who've had

00:23:45.000 an order to quit the French territory, as it's called, actually have left. I'm sorry, 20%,

00:23:51.880 only 20% or 80% of them are still sticking around. Part of it is that if you have an Algerian who's 1.00

00:23:59.080 committed an axe murder. The Algerians say, no, we don't want him back. And the French don't have 1.00

00:24:04.380 the backbone to force him to go back. So one, the other thing about this is this new rule gives the 0.96

00:24:12.480 member states certain powers only if they decide to exercise them. Exactly. So yes, that is a

00:24:20.220 misfortune as well. But the fact is it gives them a greater ability to send people back to where

00:24:26.460 they belong, where they came from originally, even if the other country refuses to take them. 0.55

00:24:31.780 You take them to a third country, or it encourages people to exercise sanctions against any nation

00:24:39.240 that won't take its citizens back. Now, this is something that apparently Donald Trump has been

00:24:44.700 something of an inspiration for. Okay, hey, you're not going to take your people back? Well, we're

00:24:49.580 not going to grant visas. We're not going to give you any foreign aid. I mean, foreign aid is the

00:24:52.940 most obvious thing if they're giving foreign aid to Vietnam for example the Vietnamese say no no 0.90

00:24:57.880 we don't want this child rapist you keep him say foreign aid everything's cut off that's it yeah 0.73

00:25:03.560 yeah that's so obvious it's so obvious to me frankly I mean if people refuse to take their 0.94

00:25:09.440 folks back then uh a low-level parachute drop is fine with me or trebuchet yes landing crafts

00:25:17.260 landing crafts are good uh send them up on the beaches no the idea that you've got a citizen

00:25:22.320 of some country and they say, no, we don't want him. You keep him in jail. You look after him.

00:25:26.700 You keep your ankle monitors on him. Absolutely not. Any way to get them back should be absolutely

00:25:33.240 fine. So that's one thing. It is, as you say, in terms of the great replacement, we're only

00:25:41.060 talking about a tiny little bit of it nibbling around the edge, but it does have to do with the

00:25:46.840 worst possible people people who've already committed some kind of crime people who are on

00:25:51.800 obvious drain in all sorts of ways some people are murderers and people are rapists some drain on on

00:25:59.880 the european economies and you are finding finally a way to get them the heck out now to me it was

00:26:07.640 encouraging you showed that scene in the in the european parliament rarely do people actually

00:26:13.720 stand up and applaud when a new rule is passed. So that's one thing. And there they are all

00:26:19.600 standing up. And I suspect that never in the history of the entire European Parliament

00:26:25.520 has there been a chant of send them back. I don't think so either.

00:26:30.540 No, something that struck me, Hendrik, is there is not a single EU member country where English

00:26:39.680 is the national language. And yet, of course, this is a great thing for those of us who are

00:26:44.580 native speakers of English. English is the language they all understand. So that is the

00:26:49.820 one they choose rather than French or German or Estonian or wherever you might be speaking. 0.81

00:26:54.300 They all say, send them back in English because that is something everyone will understand.

00:26:58.800 Sending a message.

00:27:00.200 Yes. Yes. And it's sending a message in a way that everyone all around the world is not going

00:27:06.480 to misunderstand that you know you see this all around the world people in Bangladesh or people

00:27:11.140 in Indonesia they're demonstrating for something they will make signs in England yeah because they

00:27:16.780 know that the world media is going to focus on the signs that everyone can understand it's just 0.94

00:27:22.160 a crazy state of affairs the lingua franca or uh what what used to be French I suppose uh is now

00:27:28.680 But in any case, I am always glad when even tiny baby steps are taken towards sanity.

00:27:37.100 I am too.

00:27:38.120 Look, I am too.

00:27:39.380 It's not that at all.

00:27:40.540 As long as it keeps moving, right?

00:27:43.080 Yes, exactly.

00:27:44.140 I understand this.

00:27:46.180 I mean, oh my gosh.

00:27:47.520 I mean, how many decades of anti-white guilt programming and anti-racist.

00:27:52.140 I mean, I understand this.

00:27:54.220 It just takes a long time.

00:27:55.320 But I'm also, I'm feeling the pressure and the urgency of like the closing window.

00:28:00.180 And I'm just saying, gosh, we cannot let this turn into like just placating the European

00:28:06.560 power.

00:28:06.820 Oh, okay.

00:28:07.740 See, they got, they're on top of this.

00:28:09.660 They got it.

00:28:10.300 It's fine.

00:28:10.980 Do you see what I'm saying?

00:28:11.740 So our job, what I'm saying is at this point, my job is to be both white-pilled and positively 0.73

00:28:17.400 inclined, but then also light the fire under these people and put pressure on everybody

00:28:21.680 and everyone in our spheres and circles, right?

00:28:24.040 To like, come on, let's keep pushing.

00:28:25.320 I can assure you the people who are chanting re-migration in the streets of Europe are not

00:28:32.740 fooled. They are not going to be pacified by something like this. As I said before,

00:28:38.180 this is the most obvious thing. This is the worst of the worst of the worst of the people who

00:28:43.280 shouldn't belong there. And those are the ones you obviously have to be able to get rid of.

00:28:47.620 They're illegally, they've committed crimes. But you said earlier, legal immigration. That's more

00:28:53.620 of them coming in. Now, theoretically, because they came legally, they followed legal procedures

00:28:59.080 and following legal procedures, they can be made to leave. But it's a much tougher sell. It should

00:29:05.520 be a sell even to the most blinkered cuckoo liberals to say, look, this guy came to the 0.67

00:29:11.760 country illegally, committed a horrible crime. The least we can do is give him the heave-ho. 0.90

00:29:17.520 And finally, to be able to do that is obviously doing something that should have been done long

00:29:22.560 ago but as i say i'm grateful for every baby step but the people who really care people like you

00:29:28.480 people like me the people who go to re-migration summits people organize these activities in europe

00:29:34.440 all over the continent now we are not the least bit food and the pressure is going to go on

00:29:40.100 even harder than ever it must otherwise this is yeah it's just to placate it's just to say that

00:29:45.520 ah don't worry about it we got it yeah i mean i mentioned that story right this was an ursula

00:29:49.580 underlay and i forget i think if she was over in india with this free trade agreement and of course

00:29:54.700 part of the pact was to import your high-skilled indian migrants and stuff so it's like you okay

00:29:59.980 push out the illegals but then you just and it's kind of the same in the in the us right with the 0.99

00:30:04.300 h1bs and all like it keeps coming trump with the 600 000 chinese students and he's like please can 0.92

00:30:10.860 we just what will it take poland of all countries recently announced some kind of agree uh agreement

00:30:18.300 with the dot indians yep i saw that this is all of them yeah yes yes yes there's a billion of them

00:30:26.140 that's right that's right and they all want to move here no but the point is i uh you know i 1.00

00:30:31.980 have uh now that my schengen ban has finally been lifted and i can go back to europe i've been to

00:30:37.900 europe but four or five times now since the band was lifted and i can't tell you how encouraged i

00:30:42.860 am by all of the people I've met. And it's not just people at regular meetings, people who are

00:30:48.940 obviously going to agree with us. The sentiment that you get of more and more Europeans are fed 0.50

00:30:55.000 up and they are determined to do something about it. I think that by now we have a kind of

00:31:00.480 unstoppable force. There is an energy, there's a determination. And to me, the most remarkable

00:31:06.780 thing is that it's not my generation. My generation of Europeans actually lived in Europe 0.53

00:31:12.660 that was European. I remember I was nine years old when I first went to Europe with my parents

00:31:19.040 and there was nobody who wasn't European. You'd have had to hunt high and low to find a non-European 1.00

00:31:25.660 in any European country. I suppose you really poked around in the worst parts of Paris suburbs. 0.99

00:31:30.780 You might find an Arab or a Tunisian, but no, Europe was a European continent. And so we have 0.90

00:31:37.360 a ruling class we certainly have a retired class of europeans who knew that when they were children

00:31:43.840 they lived through a european europe and yet it is not they it is the young who recognize what

00:31:51.880 the future is likely to bring if they do nothing that's a that's a strange thing that that happens

00:31:57.920 in the united states as well it's my generation the people are on social security their check

00:32:02.900 comes in every month. They've saved their little pile. They've got their little haven in the white

00:32:07.640 suburbs and they don't seem to care. It's an embarrassment to me as a genuine certified

00:32:14.360 boomer. We have made a terrible mess of things and so few of us recognize it and are willing to pitch

00:32:20.820 in and try to clean up this horrible mess. But in any case, this is a roundabout way of saying that

00:32:25.320 every time I've been to Europe, I've been so encouraged by the young committed people that

00:32:30.660 i've met i i i you know i sometimes tell them you don't just give me hope you give me confidence

00:32:35.920 yeah no that's awesome i mean that's what what that's what i want to hear right um i don't want

00:32:41.940 i want to bring into this the other thing here obviously in terms of solving this politically

00:32:46.960 because that's always an interesting question right what what what do we do what will it take

00:32:50.680 and all that stuff and there's a number of stories political have them and again regarding the eu

00:32:54.580 right so here was that was that was seen in the european parliament those are elected people by the

00:32:59.740 people, right? Commission, completely

00:33:02.920 different. They're basically, most of them are

00:33:04.800 selected. There's selection processes, internal

00:33:06.960 reviews or whatever, and they can all kind of block each

00:33:08.920 other, and I understand that it's kind of a very

00:33:10.300 difficult process, but this issue has

00:33:12.780 come up again. Obviously, it's always been there, but

00:33:14.440 come up again of like this, are European

00:33:17.000 values, like what

00:33:18.620 is that? And if anything

00:33:21.080 shows up politically that contradicts

00:33:23.280 these supposed values of the EU,

00:33:25.420 they have the legal powers

00:33:27.100 to basically block

00:33:28.920 payouts to these individual countries if they don't shut down parties. There was another

00:33:32.420 political piece talking specifically about the Europe of Sovereign Nations, which is this

00:33:36.900 conglomerate of parties. It's an EU party, but it's a conglomerate of many other parties inside

00:33:41.800 of the EU, where a Brussels watchdog came out and said, oh, we saw these people who are members of

00:33:49.560 this ESN, the Europe of Sovereign Nations Party, have made racist comments and anti-Semitic

00:33:56.460 comments and they're bad people and bigots and blah blah blah so now there's i mean hopefully

00:34:00.420 it doesn't go through but now there's this review where basically they might just outlaw the entire

00:34:05.620 political party and you can't literally make a move if they consider you to be um not in agreeance

00:34:12.380 with liberal democracy or something like that well i understand that in the german constitution

00:34:18.240 the German people are guaranteed a government that is a liberal democracy not just a democracy

00:34:26.660 and apparently among Germans you perhaps may know better than I that this is a term to be

00:34:33.620 conjured with a liberal democracy implies certain values or commitments that we would describe in

00:34:41.780 the United States as progressive. And so you can be a democracy in which the people's voice is heard,

00:34:48.260 the people's voice is, okay, Germany is going to be a homeland only for Germans. Wow, that may be 0.62

00:34:55.400 democratic if enough people say that, but that violates this hazier idea of liberal democracy,

00:35:02.740 which is written right into the German constitution. And it's not Germany alone. We can talk about this

00:35:09.640 later if you wish, but the French are very good at coming up with the reasons to violate freedom

00:35:16.260 of speech, freedom of assembly, they ban political groups, all in the name of preserving certain

00:35:23.540 values. But to me, it is a little bit disappointing that even on what's called the far right,

00:35:33.880 I like to call them the patriots, the comrades, if we're talking about them personally,

00:35:38.360 but the people who really realize that Europe has got to be European, the idea of what they call

00:35:44.600 political groups within the EU is that if there are enough deputies, enough representatives from

00:35:51.800 various countries to form a group, then they can call hearings, they can initiate studies. Having

00:35:59.540 a group gives you a certain amount of power, and the larger the group, the more power you have.

00:36:04.260 Unfortunately, there's still maybe three or four groups in which some of the people think,

00:36:10.380 oh, well, those people are a little too far out, and others, oh, those people are a little too

00:36:14.500 conservative. They haven't really gotten together to form a gigantic, massive group of real European

00:36:22.240 patriots to throw their weight around. There's still maybe three or four of these relatively

00:36:27.200 patriotic groups. For example, the national rally in France refuses to be in the same

00:36:34.880 parliamentary group as the AFD because, oh, the AFD used the word re-migration in French.

00:36:42.720 We're too terrified to say that. So, no, these are inevitable, I suppose, when you have 1.00

00:36:51.280 different political parties in different countries where the landscape may be different,

00:36:56.560 and then a party like the national rally it has become very very hungry for the prospect of

00:37:05.200 actually taking power the presidential elections in 2027 there is a good chance that jordan

00:37:12.800 bardella who is the second in command of the national rally could become president of france

00:37:18.080 now what are they interested in are they interested in saving france or they're interested in political

00:37:24.400 power this is the problem that every one of these political parties faces do we sacrifice our

00:37:31.120 principles in order to get more votes or do we stick to our values even if that means we don't

00:37:37.920 get as many votes as we might otherwise this is the dilemma that every one of those parties faces

00:37:43.360 and to me the national rally certainly under marine le pen is one that has really trimmed

00:37:50.480 it's point of view, it's cut corners, it's made compromises. And even if Jordan Bardella is

00:37:56.660 elected president, I'm just wondering how much he will be able to do. Now, I do have some comrades

00:38:02.100 in that. We can get back to the EU government. Oh, sure. No, it's fine. Yes. But I have a pretty

00:38:10.180 good contact in France, people who have at least some working knowledge of the internal thinking

00:38:17.440 within the national rally these days. And they, they seem to agree that at least this Jordan

00:38:22.600 Bardella, this young guy, who's the number two theoretically would be more staunch than Marine

00:38:27.940 Le Pen. But he is still, I mean, when you've got your sights on the Élysée Palace, when you've got

00:38:34.540 your sights on the prospect of having your name on the list of presidents of la République Française,

00:38:42.280 Boy, that is going to be a huge temptation to trim your savings.

00:38:47.460 So we'll see what happens.

00:38:49.000 And again, we've seen that with him.

00:38:50.560 Whether it's politically tactical or whatever, again, I respect that totally.

00:38:55.300 Politics, as I said, it's basically a form of cuckery.

00:38:58.800 It's compromise.

00:38:59.780 It's continuously kowtowing to different interests and different groups

00:39:04.260 and trying to kind of maneuver.

00:39:06.360 And that's why you kind of – I'm interested in politics,

00:39:10.160 but like politicians is just like it's like the worst the right to deal with but like i've seen

00:39:15.700 him and it's just and i see the trends too the sweden democrats with jimmy okerson uh even the

00:39:21.440 vox party with um oh yeah oh gosh what's his name again i forget his name now uh um pascal what's

00:39:27.960 his name is anyway yeah they've they've they've they're they're rounding off the the the sharp

00:39:34.360 corners that they do have and the analogy i can take is like if you want to be the tip of the

00:39:39.280 If you want to pierce through that wall of impossible political movements, I guess, that has been shielded away, blocked, banned, censored, shut down, made illegal, whatever you want to say, you still need, it needs to be sharp enough to go through that, right?

00:39:57.780 If you dull it, it's no longer a trailblazer.

00:40:03.240 And then, frankly, the most active people that are very driven and passionate about these questions lose momentum,

00:40:11.960 and they think that they're not hard enough, and they actually walk away from them.

00:40:15.600 So there's a very fine line to walk there, right?

00:40:18.720 Well, you know, Martin Zellner has written a very interesting book that analyzes this question in a pretty sophisticated way.

00:40:26.600 and it's called regime change from the right and the way he has analyzed it i i can't go into

00:40:34.000 complete detail he's he's a really thoughtful uh political theorist as well as an activist and a

00:40:40.180 uh an inspiring speaker uh i i was quite impressed by the sophistication that he brought to this

00:40:46.380 analysis but he has a whole chapter on the political process in these european countries

00:40:51.240 and it's completely different the united states we have the two-party system but in europe you

00:40:56.220 can start a party based on an idea but as he points out if you want to have power if you want

00:41:04.920 seats in parliament you of course have to appeal to a lot of people now how can you maintain your

00:41:11.980 ideas your potentially dissident even revolutionary there you go that's the book how do you maintain

00:41:19.260 your potentially revolutionary ideas and gain political power and that's where he talks about

00:41:26.140 the necessary cooperation between the party and the people who are creating the dissident idea

00:41:34.300 space. That's people like you and me. We're not looking for votes. We are looking to change

00:41:40.760 people's minds, to blaze an enormous hole through all the taboos that paralyze all of the political

00:41:49.660 parties. And if you have a political party that maintains informal but fruitful relations with

00:41:59.100 the dissident movement of your own nation, you can have a very fruitful tension between the two.

00:42:05.520 And as soon as the people who are in meta-politics, if you will, the ones who are trying to change

00:42:10.480 people's minds, as soon as we have destroyed a taboo, even a small one, then the political party

00:42:18.100 can gladly move into that space and get votes based on that idea whereas if we had not done

00:42:25.140 the preliminary work getting idea getting votes on the basis of yet another extra so-called extreme

00:42:32.340 idea would be impossible so and that's also the kind of relationship that all of these

00:42:38.580 so-called nationalist parties must have with their youth groups the youth groups are always

00:42:44.180 more hard right than the parties themselves because the youth groups, they're not actually

00:42:49.680 running for office. They're out there in the streets doing things. So there is this constant

00:42:53.880 tension between those who are metapolitical actors, if you will, people like you and me who

00:42:59.420 are trying to, as I say, break taboos, get popularized, get ideas popular and no longer

00:43:06.360 considered absolutely outrageous. And then the politicians have to come along and try to attract

00:43:11.200 votes. There's a constant tension between the two, but there can be a fruitful sort of back-channel

00:43:16.840 cooperation between the two. And interestingly enough, I had a long conversation with Martin

00:43:23.140 Zellner when I was in Porto for the Remigration Summit, and he seems to think that the Freedom

00:43:28.360 Party in Austria has got as good a chance as any of these parties of actually breaking through in

00:43:33.500 a substantive way. He seems to think they're doing it as intelligently as anybody else.

00:43:37.880 Well, we'll just have to see. It's a very, very tough problem. But the coordination between

00:43:43.460 meta-politics and politics and the different incentives that each group has. And again,

00:43:48.600 to get back to Jordan Mardella, really, the idea of being president of France, I mean,

00:43:54.300 that is really big time. So no matter how committed he may be to France for the French

00:44:01.660 or the white race, the prospect of being in that Elyse Palace

00:44:08.140 is going to inevitably make him trim his sails to some degree. 0.96

00:44:12.980 That's just human nature.

00:44:14.140 Yeah, we had the, there's examples here where the youth branch of these parties

00:44:22.360 have done something edgy or whatever, and the trend so far is then the mainline party

00:44:28.620 time and time again they disavow they go it happened with the sweden democrats recently

00:44:35.660 and that's why you had an offshoot party that turned into alternative for sweden kind of a play

00:44:39.460 of an alternative for for deutschland right but uh that's right you've seen it in um i mean in a

00:44:44.880 way right with the young republicans the leaked chats right like that that uh pull it out the

00:44:49.880 political party and then you know jdv i forget who's it it's a few months ago now but it was

00:44:54.220 It was in New York. It was in the New York Young Republicans.

00:44:58.720 Some of the GOP mainliners stepped in.

00:45:01.440 So what I'm saying is, and I'm not against the seller approach at all.

00:45:06.060 I'm 100% with you.

00:45:07.360 And if you want to, to a certain kind of tone it down to do it by piecemeal, fine.

00:45:12.060 I'm totally cool with that.

00:45:13.000 But what's happened is the schism is as the younger gets more radical and more extreme,

00:45:18.380 the established far-right party, in this case, softens their edge.

00:45:22.840 and so the room is there and they don't seem to get it.

00:45:25.680 That's the frustrating part here for me anyway.

00:45:27.880 Well, ideally, the relationship between the party

00:45:32.360 and say dissident intellectuals in universities

00:45:36.220 or people like you and me

00:45:38.880 who are trying to attract attention

00:45:40.540 to these very important but still taboo ideas,

00:45:45.020 it has to be a dynamic and constantly changing one

00:45:49.040 so that there is, in other words,

00:45:51.920 the party must not be held responsible for every statement of the people who are doing

00:45:58.180 meta-politics, and yet they have to be careful not to repudiate the people who are making

00:46:02.960 these statements. It's a tricky balancing act. And having read his book and having thought about

00:46:08.960 this and also having met some of the people who are in politics in Europe, and I won't name any

00:46:14.580 names because of people who are actually in elected office, for some of them it might be a

00:46:19.360 little bit embarrassing for them to for it to be known that I know someone personally they are

00:46:24.320 constantly trying to to strike this proper balance in order to pass legislation we have to have a

00:46:30.740 certain number of seats in parliament to get a certain number of seats in parliament we have to

00:46:35.300 attract votes and how do we do that without sacrificing our principles that's going to be

00:46:40.640 the problem that all these parties face over and over and they need they need people like you and

00:46:47.040 me, people like Martin Selner, the people that organize these

00:46:49.820 re-migration summits, the re-migration marches, the re-migration

00:46:53.400 conferences out there in the meta-political realm to prepare

00:46:57.920 the electorate to accept ideas that the electorate has not yet

00:47:01.860 been ready to accept.

00:47:04.280 Yeah, yeah. No, go ahead. If you want to finish that point

00:47:07.000 there.

00:47:07.320 No, no, no, no. But it's this constantly evolving dynamic and

00:47:11.760 all of it. Then you get egos involved, personalities

00:47:15.080 Human nature, this is always what it's been, drama.

00:47:18.620 Yes, yes, drama and people taking offense when they shouldn't take offense.

00:47:25.220 And having some character, being a person of honor, being someone that others can respect.

00:47:34.540 And of course, this makes me think, of course, of the President of the United States.

00:47:38.700 Here's a guy who's done a lot of good things domestically in the United States.

00:47:42.940 And yet the whole question of character becomes central with him, I think, because of his, frankly, very bad character.

00:47:51.180 Here's a guy for whom the words duty, honor, obligation, those don't seem to have any meaning at all.

00:47:58.340 You have to have leaders, both in politics and in meta-politics, who do have a certain amount of honor, integrity, character.

00:48:07.180 And all of these things come into play and it's a very complicated thing and personalities make a difference. The political scene in each individual country makes a difference. But all in all, I think we have made tremendous progress since what was to me the day when the white man hit bottom in all of human history.

00:48:29.020 And that was May 25th of 2020 when George Floyd ascended to heaven.

00:48:34.560 We have come a long way from that.

00:48:37.660 We wouldn't be here without King George Floyd.

00:48:40.740 Am I right?

00:48:42.040 We give thanks.

00:48:43.600 Well, I mean, in some cases, all you have to do is to kind of let your enemies make the mistakes and back off a little bit.

00:48:48.340 You know, butter up the popcorn, enjoy the show a little bit, and let them just reveal who they are to us, right?

00:48:53.540 i mean well except that month after month of riots and the billions of dollars that companies

00:49:02.420 committed to this reassessment of american race relations tearing down 30 or 40 monuments to

00:49:11.460 columbus because he was patient zero in this horrible contagion of the white man that came to

00:49:17.780 in North America. This was one horror after another. Of all the time I'd spent examining

00:49:26.440 American race relations, and I've been doing this for 35 years now, I never would have expected 0.88

00:49:32.420 this kind of collective insanity to go on for as long as it did. But perhaps it may be, as you say, 0.73

00:49:39.000 the other side showed its true face. They're going to loot and burn in the fanciest real estate in

00:49:46.940 all of america the miracle mile in chicago rodeo drive in hollywood and fifth avenue in york city

00:49:54.300 this this was this was just colossal i remember a friend of mine walking down the miracle mile

00:50:00.700 in chicago after it was all over and all of the plate glass windows all of them

00:50:06.700 broken as far as you can see he said this is kristallnacht for the white man

00:50:11.420 i'm not sure uh well we all have our different ways of looking at things but any case i thought

00:50:21.180 that was a rather graphic way of seeing what i'm describing that's funny yeah i mean undoubtedly i

00:50:28.620 mean total collective madness i mean it was always there though that's the this is the thing that's

00:50:33.900 why it happened it wasn't it wasn't a crazy thing it was an it was the natural outcome of of decades

00:50:42.220 of this type of programming right so you had one billion plus in damages with one of the most

00:50:48.140 expensive insurance claims in history of course that's correct one thing that was actually kind

00:50:52.380 of good to see was that all these companies came out and they pledged basically like 200 billion

00:50:57.900 now luckily it was like something like 90 of that actually never came through or whatever

00:51:01.180 they were all just okay fine you know i'll take it uh but still it i mean it's it changed things

00:51:08.540 naturally and like where is the call to put the statues back up and all like what you know i mean

00:51:13.580 like things like that a few of them are going back up uh the statue of caesar rodney for example he

00:51:20.220 was a great statesman from the state of den of delaware crucial in actually ratifying the u.s

00:51:26.620 Constitution. And the city fathers pulled him down from Wilmington, Delaware, because, oh my gosh,

00:51:33.520 he was, I guess he was a slave owner. I don't know exactly. In any case, he was a wicked white man,

00:51:37.880 so we have to take it down. Well, he is back up, I believe, somewhere in Washington, D.C. 0.97

00:51:42.600 And a statue of Christopher Columbus was pulled down and thrown into the ocean in Baltimore. I

00:51:49.500 believe that's now back up in front of the executive office building. And some of the

00:51:53.840 Confederate monuments, some of them are going to go back up. One of the, I think, one of the most

00:51:58.840 beautiful Confederate monuments, and it's a monument to reconciliation, really, and it is a

00:52:05.440 gorgeous statue of one that used to be in Arlington Cemetery in the section devoted to

00:52:11.960 the Confederate graves. A lot of people are surprised to know there are a certain number.

00:52:16.780 There's a section of Arlington Cemetery, National Cemetery, that is available that was turned over

00:52:22.620 to confederates and they had a beautiful monument there and it is a woman beating a plow

00:52:29.580 a sword into a plowshare the standard old testament expression of reconciliation and

00:52:37.460 taking tools of war and turning them into peace the idea is the war is over we're going to be

00:52:42.160 reconciled it would be hard to find a more innocuous a more idealistic statue representing

00:52:50.380 the confederacy than that but uh under biden i believe it was that absolutely had to go but now

00:52:57.100 it's coming back there are a few of these things that are coming back but nothing like the hundreds

00:53:02.060 that were torn down you're absolutely 100 correct yeah um yeah i was looking for a b-roll i we did

00:53:08.220 one of just showing all this craziness of all this i mean the in britain it went down there was

00:53:12.860 protesting stockholm you're like all over the place like cra absolutely crazy stuff yes yep

00:53:21.020 crazy stuff columbus as you said obviously but that i mean that the swords into plowshares i

00:53:27.260 know that the socialist the communist even picked that up they had a number of those uh that they

00:53:31.740 picked up on as well so you think the theme or the motive there for or the motive for that would be

00:53:35.660 like oh this is fine kind of thing but it's again it's not about what it it's it's who did it that's

00:53:41.660 the thing right who did this who erected the statue uh and we hear some of these the fact

00:53:46.860 yes yeah that's the one uh i think that that one going into the water might have been colston

00:53:52.060 yes in the uk yep bristol yes right yep and no oh this is really a good collection you've you've

00:53:58.620 put them all together yep this is at the time and all this i forget them all maybe should have

00:54:02.860 labeled them at the time i i knew it at the time i was doing it but anyway and you know i was i was

00:54:08.140 in richmond after they went down monument avenue which i believe is one of the most

00:54:13.180 remarkable and inspiring streets in all of the united states and i was looking at all of these

00:54:21.020 torn down defaced monuments i spoke to some police officers and they said we were under orders we are

00:54:27.820 not to protect mere property it was the the richmond the richmond police were ordered to stand

00:54:35.180 down and let these things come down yeah it's uh it's a it's a it's a cultural revolution what do

00:54:42.540 you call it uh the chinese revolution yeah yeah um yes the reset right well i wrote uh i wrote a

00:54:51.100 kind of a photo essay at the time and i titled it uh richmond has fallen this is what happens

00:54:57.420 when an enemy country comes into you conquers you and changes the names of your cities tears

00:55:04.460 down your monuments to your heroes and puts theirs up instead. America is being treated like

00:55:10.780 a conquered nation, and it is whites are being conquered without any kind of reservation, without 0.96

00:55:17.100 any kind of second thought by non-whites. That's what it boils down to, led on, of course, by 0.99

00:55:23.960 hopped up whites. It's an absolutely horrifying, tragic thing, but I believe, and Donald Trump has 0.98

00:55:31.440 played a part of this some of this is coming back we have rebounded from again what i say

00:55:38.060 that's when we absolutely hit bottom we haven't seen this kind of insurrection as it says here

00:55:44.020 yeah uh we haven't seen this kind of thing in some time now and uh who knows it could come back

00:55:50.700 i think 2028 i think it will i think it will come back with a vengeance well you think 2028 is when

00:55:57.560 going to come back if not 2028 2032 i call it the brown wave because at some point i mean we talk 0.76

00:56:03.880 about the demographic replacement and stuff and our kids are minorities now in school and you know 0.95

00:56:09.000 under 18s and stuff and so that's why we have this window we got to get it right and this is

00:56:15.320 extremely um difficult situation i want to read the super chat here from ulick von hutten earlier

00:56:20.520 that came in uh german here says as soon as you have or define a definition of the german people

00:56:27.000 that goes beyond the quote-unquote plastic passport, exactly.

00:56:30.560 You are immediately branded an enemy of the Constitution.

00:56:33.120 Let that sink in.

00:56:35.140 Yeah, thank you, Ulrich. Appreciate that.

00:56:36.580 Well, exactly.

00:56:37.200 And I mean, even it's kind of a different issue,

00:56:39.620 but it is an interesting because, again,

00:56:40.920 the Holocaust and Nazis and blah, blah, blah.

00:56:43.280 But Germany recently had that. 0.88

00:56:44.540 I mean, they had their state for reasoning.

00:56:48.740 Staatsräsung, as they call it in Germany,

00:56:50.860 was basically to just be there for Israel,

00:56:53.500 to stand up for them.

00:56:54.840 I think it was under Merkel, actually.

00:56:56.120 She did that. Former Chancellor Angela Merkel populized the term Staatsräsung, reason of state,

00:57:02.160 when she addressed the Knesset, the Israeli parliament in 2008.

00:57:05.640 And then, of course, they picked up on, you know, confirmed this.

00:57:07.980 But basically, like, Germany basically just exists for Israel. 0.52

00:57:13.380 To serve Israel. Well, it's... 0.59

00:57:15.720 I know that Germany is kind of a special case. It shouldn't be, but it is, right? 1.00

00:57:19.960 But still, these things still apply in other European countries too, right? 0.99

00:57:23.000 the Germans are the negatively chosen people they're the people yes yes they're 1.00

00:57:31.680 the ones who will be considered sinners for an eternity the Amalek am I right 1.00

00:57:36.740 yes yes there's no way out no way out but of course this whole idea of white 0.90

00:57:41.840 guilt it is a new religion but it's a religion without salvation that's the 0.96

00:57:45.940 crazy thing about it yeah no matter how hard you try you are white so you can 0.89

00:57:51.380 never be non-racist. You can try to be anti-racist. You can try to be constantly helping being an 0.61

00:57:58.700 ally, but you are inherently a discriminatory person. You are bad. You have privileges you're 0.95

00:58:06.740 not even aware of, and there's nothing you can do to save yourself. So this is religion without

00:58:12.400 even salvation. Original sin. Yeah, exactly. Archie Bunker, let me read that one out. Yuri

00:58:16.400 Bezmenov warned the USA. Is Brimler right to claim that the communists are taking over? I agree with

00:58:21.100 him he says i mean it's communism is just a tool that's not that's not the end goal if they can

00:58:26.540 have communism for a while to impose uh cultural norms that disenfranchises you know in this case

00:58:32.340 why i mean i'm not saying everything in in the political sphere or from the elite's point of

00:58:36.960 view the established point of views to like undercut and undermine whites but i'm saying

00:58:40.360 i think the establishment genuinely see white people as a as a problem as a competitor someone

00:58:46.120 who can overturn things or change things.

00:58:48.540 And I think at some point,

00:58:50.780 there's an aggregate,

00:58:52.040 they came to some kind of conclusions

00:58:53.980 like, yeah, it's kind of better to have

00:58:55.540 maybe Arabs and Indians or something

00:58:58.040 or Africans in all these countries.

00:59:00.140 I don't know.

00:59:00.720 The original communists really had no such idea.

00:59:03.300 Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels,

00:59:06.180 they used the N-word in their correspondence.

00:59:09.900 Oh, yes.

00:59:10.800 Karl Marx, see what he wrote about black people.

00:59:14.300 I think there's proximity to history, though, right?

00:59:16.800 Like we can mistake that as being based or something,

00:59:19.100 but it's just like the sign of the times.

00:59:22.020 Certainly it was a sign of the times.

00:59:24.080 But what happened with Marxism

00:59:27.500 was that when the communist regimes fell,

00:59:31.100 then the whole idea of the proletariat

00:59:34.120 as being the group that's going to seize the means of production

00:59:39.060 and establish the dictatorship of the proletariat,

00:59:42.240 all of those concepts fell by the wayside and instead of the proletariat being the vanguard 0.96

00:59:48.540 it became the non-whites and the the transsexuals the homosexuals those people now are the leaders 0.93

00:59:57.660 of the revolution the way the proletariat was going to be the leaders the leaders of the 0.89

01:00:02.540 revolution it it's been a shift of that kind i suppose that's one of the reasons people call

01:00:07.600 a cultural Marxism. I don't particularly like that term, cultural Marxism, but it does have

01:00:13.400 that aspect of Marxism in that you have the class, and it used to be a purely economic class,

01:00:20.540 and at the time of Marx, and at the time of even the Soviet Revolution, you didn't have a racial

01:00:26.860 problem there. You're all talking about Russians, you're all talking about Germans, the Spartacist

01:00:32.960 revolt germany we're all talking about right all talking about germans there there was no racial 0.84

01:00:37.920 angle to it but in the u.s i started to cut you off but in the u.s though i mean they weaponized 0.84

01:00:44.720 the negroes very early on the communist party did i mean mlk and you know yes so the rabbis got

01:00:51.760 involved levinson writing speeches for him stuff like that what do you make of that but that that

01:00:56.080 was an example that was i think unique to the united states because it was the united states

01:01:00.560 where you had this potential ally of the of the proletariat blacks were poorer and part of the 0.92

01:01:08.640 idea of course was okay you proletarians where does the world unite all you poor whites all you 0.79

01:01:14.320 poor blacks this must be a unity in the name of class consciousness so that was a special aspect 0.81

01:01:21.760 in the united states but it just didn't apply we didn't have racial minorities but as soon as there

01:01:27.760 was that kind of racial minority arriving in european countries even though orthodox marxism

01:01:34.080 is gone and who talks about labor theory of value who really talks about the dictatorship of the

01:01:40.160 proletariat and withering away of the state and all of this cuckoo stuff that march predicted

01:01:45.040 remember marx said this was inevitable he had figured out the secret of history and that the

01:01:51.680 stages of human history that he described were inevitable the revolution was going to come

01:01:56.400 whether we liked it whether we even worked for it or not nobody believes that nonsense anymore

01:02:01.280 and people who actually call themselves marxist today i'd love to know what they really in fact

01:02:06.160 think but they certainly don't believe in some of those original principles of marxism

01:02:10.400 but it has it definitely has transmuted into conceiving of non-whites and the weirdest most 0.90

01:02:19.680 offbeat and off-putting whites as the psychological and political leaders those who are the purest

01:02:27.600 those who are the victims and victims have now become the people that we worship and bow down 0.54

01:02:31.920 and worship to but at the same time i'm not sure that that many of say the white ruling class

01:02:42.160 really do think in terms of whites being an obstacle and they have to be eliminated i know

01:02:49.120 they act that way but uh i i'm just i'm just not sure it is so contrary to human nature because 1.00

01:02:58.320 they have they have white children you know when you see gavin euston's family seen photographs 0.69

01:03:02.560 of gavin euston's family uh it's a lovely white family blonde children certainly a much more

01:03:09.200 inspiring looking family than jd vance photo photos of jd vance's family and do those guys

01:03:16.160 does gavin usem really think white people have to be eliminated from the united states population i

01:03:21.440 don't think he thinks anything he's just a political opportunist he'll think whatever

01:03:24.800 he needs to do you see what i'm saying like he's not in charge yes all right well but uh

01:03:30.160 he has a certain amount of power and i just i think that it is it just seems so contrary to

01:03:37.760 human nature to think that someone like angela merkel just hates the german people wants them 0.97

01:03:42.160 gone wants them dead uh there are all sorts of other reasons for doing the things that she does

01:03:48.160 although if she hated the german people and one of them did she would have done exactly the same

01:03:53.440 things i mean it's maybe it makes no difference ultimately it doesn't yeah i think we we talked

01:03:59.440 about this last time too like getting into like trying to get into their heads or whatever again

01:04:02.720 i think there's yeah the people here there's religious things there's the jewish aspect to

01:04:07.360 this there's a lot like there's a lot of things many moving parts here but politicians overall

01:04:11.680 like in terms of how they view you know us i think a lot of them are seem just soulless opportunists

01:04:17.360 they just don't they want they believe exactly they want power money status and and and this

01:04:22.480 these are alluring things to them and that's why they are the perfect politicians right it's it's

01:04:27.520 certainly true that democratic politicians probably are the profession that aside from serial killers

01:04:35.200 has the largest number of psychopaths and psychopaths are people who just have no conscience

01:04:40.000 at all. All they care about is using other people for their own particular selfish ends. They really 0.85

01:04:46.460 don't care what happens to other people around them. But in that sense, I don't think there's

01:04:51.960 a particular racial animus. They don't care about anybody, maybe some of their people that they're

01:04:56.420 related to. But this kind of psychopathy that we find in politicians, it may be universal. And

01:05:03.340 ultimately, it really does lead to a kind of necessary reappraisal of the whole political

01:05:08.820 process, this idea of one man, one vote, and the qualities you have to have, or the lack of

01:05:14.960 qualities you have to have in order to succeed in mass democratic politics in a country like the

01:05:20.640 United States. What a frightful system we have to give us a choice between a guy like Donald Trump,

01:05:28.140 who does have some good ideas, but is obviously a very badly flawed person, and then someone like

01:05:33.700 Kamala Harris, a complete non-entity.

01:05:36.340 I mean, this is the kind of choice we get.

01:05:38.820 Whatever happened to the idea of statesmanship?

01:05:40.740 Whatever happened to the idea of noblesse obliques?

01:05:44.420 Public service, public service.

01:05:47.900 They're in there to line their pockets.

01:05:49.700 Correct.

01:05:50.540 I remember when Bill and Hillary left the White House.

01:05:54.620 It was a scandal.

01:05:55.980 They took a lot of the White House furniture.

01:05:58.380 Yeah, I do.

01:06:01.100 But people just, oh, well, you know, people sort of look the other way.

01:06:05.200 The towels, the soaps, the utensils.

01:06:08.580 Yes, pieces of furniture.

01:06:10.700 What kind of behavior is that? 1.00

01:06:14.080 Wiggers. 1.00

01:06:15.780 Yeah. 0.99

01:06:17.880 All right, let me read these two here. 0.93

01:06:20.720 Disgusting. 0.97

01:06:21.880 Absolutely. 1.00

01:06:22.640 Mr. Dissident sent on Rumble here earlier.

01:06:24.340 Great show.

01:06:24.800 Shout out to Uncle Jared.

01:06:26.060 Indeed.

01:06:26.820 We're glad to have Uncle Jared here.

01:06:27.900 And we also have from Ronald B.

01:06:30.260 Let's run this one real quick here.

01:06:32.400 Thank you so much, Cheryl. 1.00

01:06:33.280 Let me take off that lower thirds.

01:06:34.380 We can see that.

01:06:34.960 Oh, multiple ones at once.

01:06:36.700 How about that?

01:06:37.560 Ronald B. earlier here sent 100 bucks.

01:06:39.460 Thank you, Ronald.

01:06:39.960 That's very nice of you.

01:06:41.020 Two of the best.

01:06:41.660 Jared Taylor on red ice.

01:06:42.660 Thank you.

01:06:43.060 We appreciate you.

01:06:43.840 Good to see you.

01:06:44.460 And then we have Archie Bunker there as well.

01:06:46.800 Corbin's New.

01:06:47.260 Let me read that one out there, too,

01:06:48.380 so we can see that one.

01:06:49.560 What do you say here?

01:06:50.720 Corbin's New Your Party Manifesto

01:06:54.320 proposes nationalizing many industries and service.

01:06:58.000 It seems communists, but could that be effective at pushing out the multinationals that import low-wage workers?

01:07:12.220 That can be hijacked so many different ways.

01:07:15.080 Is this Jeremy Corbyn?

01:07:16.420 Yeah, he's irrelevant politically now, as far as I know anyway, right?

01:07:21.700 Yeah, that was my impression too, but is he coming up with some sort of new idea?

01:07:25.080 Oh, he's running? Okay, maybe he's running.

01:07:27.240 Okay, you're on top of this more than I am, Archie.

01:07:30.100 So we have a Your Party Manifesto.

01:07:31.780 Interesting.

01:07:32.200 Okay.

01:07:32.760 Yeah, because I wanted to get into, obviously, I want to talk about the situation in France,

01:07:37.060 but I also want to get into the situation in the UK.

01:07:39.240 But should we focus on France just a little bit so you can give us a little rundown there

01:07:42.800 about what happened?

01:07:44.920 I mean, people first said you were arrested, which you were not, I believe.

01:07:48.140 But tell us what actually happened there.

01:07:50.460 Well, you know, it was really a combination of two things that would have been almost

01:07:55.700 unthinkable in the United States.

01:07:57.240 on a Tuesday, I guess it was, I spent a delightful afternoon at a book signing ceremony in a

01:08:06.100 bookstore, a dissident bookstore in the heart of Paris. I put up some photographs of that if you

01:08:12.360 were able to quickly go through my X feed, but it's probably too far down the list to actually

01:08:17.180 come up. But there's a picture of me grinning, sitting in a bookstore, signing books. Now,

01:08:22.900 Now, I don't think there is a single above ground bookstore in the entire, there you

01:08:28.260 go.

01:08:29.260 You are so good at this.

01:08:30.260 Exactly.

01:08:31.260 How do you do this Hendrick?

01:08:32.260 Yeah, that's amazing.

01:08:33.260 Oof.

01:08:34.260 Gosh.

01:08:35.260 Watch out everyone.

01:08:36.260 Well, I'll say, I'll say, golly, what are you going to do next?

01:08:38.620 What's your next trick?

01:08:39.620 Walk through walls?

01:08:40.620 Burst into flame?

01:08:41.620 I'm thinking about walking on water.

01:08:42.620 How about that?

01:08:43.620 Oh yeah.

01:08:44.620 That's even better.

01:08:45.620 See?

01:08:46.620 Yeah.

01:08:47.620 There I am.

01:08:48.620 That is the French translation of one of my books, If We Do Nothing.

01:08:52.300 there I am signing books. This is a completely above ground bookstore. And there are two

01:08:58.420 bookstores in Paris that I found that carry my titles, as well as a whole host of other

01:09:04.200 dissident titles. Now, as I said, I don't think there is a single bookstore in the entire United

01:09:09.300 States that carries my books. And if you had a bookstore like this one, this is called

01:09:13.840 Librarie Logos, the Logos bookstore. I think it would be constantly attacked, graffiti all over

01:09:22.480 its windows, their windows would be smashed, people get beat up going in and out. And this

01:09:26.260 was in Paris? This is in Paris. Okay, explain that to us. You get one minute. No, I'm just joking.

01:09:35.460 It's a country of Liberté after all and pressing X to doubt there are two there

01:09:43.620 are two such bookstores and this is as I say a dissident bookstore you've got

01:09:48.980 French translations of all of the famous dissidents in the United States who

01:09:54.360 can't sell their books on on Amazon and they don't seem to have any difficult

01:09:59.760 occasionally they'll have a little bit of trouble but the fact that I was going

01:10:03.780 to be spending two hours signing books. This was publicly advertised. No trouble. No demonstrators.

01:10:10.320 Nobody coming in and trying to mess things up. I had an absolutely wonderful time. It was so much

01:10:15.920 fun. There was such demand for me to sign books. It went for three hours rather than two. I've

01:10:20.340 never had an experience like that in the United States. And frankly, I don't think it would be

01:10:25.080 possible. It's a public bookstore, an above-ground bookstore. So I thought, wow, what a great country

01:10:30.020 francis oh they're really you can really breathe the air of liberty here wait i think i know i

01:10:34.420 think i figured out they were simply just out rioting because the psg won that day wasn't

01:10:41.540 that was the day before okay okay so that was several days yes that was

01:10:48.420 yes uh but uh i i was just so pleasantly surprised that this was something that could

01:10:54.740 be publicly advertised and come off without a hitch not the slightest disturbance of any kind

01:11:00.020 Well, the very next day, I was supposed to be giving a talk at 8 o'clock, and it was put on by a group called The Natives, or Les Natifs.

01:11:11.140 And you can see the banner in the background there.

01:11:14.520 The Frenchman having a cigarette, that's one of the natives, you see. 0.99

01:11:19.480 And they were... 1.00

01:11:21.900 I'm just joking.

01:11:23.240 It's in the background.

01:11:24.740 Yes, yes.

01:11:25.880 but because they thought there was a possibility of some possible disruption they were not going

01:11:34.220 to announce the location of the event it was to be in paris until maybe a couple of hours before

01:11:40.600 they met but they'd advertised it it was going to be we've been meeting at 8 p.m well the afternoon

01:11:47.440 of the event even before they had announced where it was going to be in paris the fellow who is the

01:11:54.640 head of the of the natives and who has several who has had several unpleasant encounters with

01:12:01.520 the police was tracked down by officers in a cafe in paris and he was handed a declaration saying

01:12:10.240 that this meeting cannot be held within the city limits of paris the the the prefect of police

01:12:16.640 banned the meeting within the city limits of paris well these guys are efficient they're

01:12:21.800 social. And so they arranged to have the meeting held in Versailles. And that is in a different

01:12:28.440 French department, as it's called. France is broken up into many different departments. This

01:12:33.320 is the neighboring departments, the department of Evelines, and the city of Versailles is in the

01:12:38.360 department of Evelines. So what they did, they had this, had their telegram, a list of whatever

01:12:46.060 it was, they communicated to people who had signed up for this, that it's going to be in such a place

01:12:50.960 in Versailles. So we all took trains out there. And the meeting, I'd just been introduced. I've

01:12:58.760 been signing books. And in walked two police officers. And you can see the guy there. He's

01:13:04.400 talking to me. He was there with a colleague. I must say, they were pleasant enough. They were

01:13:09.540 just doing their job. They weren't anything particularly nasty about them. They almost

01:13:13.540 seemed to regret it. But they said, you've got to break up the meeting here. And they handed me

01:13:19.580 a long document with all of the reasons why it was going to be necessary to break up this meme.

01:13:27.540 I have posted this document on the internet, and it's all in French, but it is quite remarkable

01:13:34.820 what their reasoning was. They said, well, Mr. Taylor, we have looked into your past.

01:13:43.260 and they had, they cited a number of things that I had said. For example, back in 1999,

01:13:51.860 U-Century Foundation had published a study called The Color of Crime. That's been one of

01:13:57.700 one of our most popular publications for years. And they said, in this, you claimed that of all

01:14:06.900 of the interracial crimes involving Blacks and Whites, interracial crimes of violence, 0.99

01:14:13.720 90% of them are committed by Blacks. Now, it didn't say that's not true, or they didn't say 0.98

01:14:20.420 where the source was, but they said, you have said this. And then they wanted to say, you are

01:14:26.120 a supporter of Lino Camus' Great Replacement Theory. Yes. And you have talked about the dangers

01:14:34.340 of Europeans and whites being replaced by others. Yes. And then they went on to list some tweets 1.00

01:14:42.680 that I had tweeted. And in one of them, and I suppose this is perhaps one of the ones that

01:14:48.060 really irritated the most. I used the word negritude because somebody had been sending

01:14:54.420 around one of these on X, of course, you see video after video of blacks misbehaving in just 1.00

01:14:59.760 the most spectacular ways. And you just, it's hard to imagine anybody else behaving in this 1.00

01:15:04.920 degenerate way that black swathed behave. And somebody had sent one of those around and said, 1.00

01:15:09.540 well, what do you call this? And I said, I call it negritude. And I defined it as degeneracy,

01:15:19.100 almost impossible to imagine in other groups. Well, the fact is negritude, negritude is a

01:15:27.540 French word. So it was perhaps more most insulting to the

01:15:32.560 French. It was a word, no word. I beg your pardon?

01:15:36.760 No, with what definition? I'm sure you get to it. Sorry.

01:15:39.180 I mean, yes, yes, I'm about to explain. Negritude. See, it

01:15:43.320 comes from the French word negre, which is the equivalent of

01:15:47.020 negro in English. And like the word negro, it gradually began

01:15:51.600 to have negative pejorative connotations, whereas it did not

01:15:55.200 always have that but any word associated with that group eventually gets negative chart connotation

01:16:00.320 that's sort of the nature of anyway you're saying it doesn't matter what word you use over time

01:16:04.960 because the word is associated with a specific type of behavior that big oh yeah i see i see

01:16:11.120 i mean that's why they'd be they were afro-americans then they're african-americans and then they were

01:16:15.360 black and then you know they keep changing their names because the name eventually gets associated

01:16:20.720 with the sorts of things they get up to rebranding anyway yeah rebranding that's right that's right

01:16:25.920 reinventing them reinventing themselves or at least giving themselves new names but anyway

01:16:30.240 negritude was an attempt in the 1920s and 1930s by french-speaking africans and a martinique a

01:16:40.160 martinican black to take the word negro and turn it into a positive expression the way some

01:16:48.320 homosexuals have taken the word queer and adopted it and use it as a badge of honor 0.88

01:16:54.320 and so they took this idea negro and turned it into negritude and then used it to define all of 0.83

01:17:01.840 these wonderful qualities that they considered characteristics and hallmarks of african 0.70

01:17:07.920 civilization and the african personality oh gosh so well you know uh god bless them if they want to 0.99

01:17:15.440 it's and it's the homeless with the homosexuals if they want to call themselves queer the only 0.97

01:17:19.680 thing i object is fixing that sorry but we can't but we can't come on if they can say they're queer 0.98

01:17:25.440 why can't we call them queer well i agree yeah but so you know yeah i don't care they they can

01:17:32.240 have their fun with that stuff they can play with words all they learn so negative is a word that 0.90

01:17:37.200 exists in french and so i think that was probably what really set them off but they had this list

01:17:41.520 of things that i had actually said in the past and their reasoning was at least they did their

01:17:45.840 homework yeah right they actually went like it sounds like they actually went through quite a

01:17:50.240 bit to like yeah somebody yes somebody went to a fair amount of trouble nice and you know the fact

01:17:59.200 that i'm a fan of running crime you apparently well after having found all these horrible things

01:18:05.280 that i have said they said the fact is if we let you hold our meeting you are likely to commit a

01:18:13.360 crime yeah they were helping you that's right exactly they were they were saving me from

01:18:17.920 myself yes they said you are likely to commit a crime you are likely to utter hate speech

01:18:23.280 and we just don't want that to happen so we are breaking this meeting up now

01:18:28.240 then they went on to explain why uttering hate speech is such a dangerous thing

01:18:32.920 It might commit, and the word that they used in French was an immaterial threat to public order.

01:18:39.760 Immaterial, by that they meant non-material.

01:18:43.020 In other words, a material threat to public order is rioting, looting, arson, beating people up,

01:18:49.840 you know, stuff that they get with their glorious diversity.

01:18:52.640 Those are material threats to the public order.

01:18:55.000 But if you say the wrong things, that's an immaterial threat to the public order or a non-material threat.

01:19:02.080 And this must be forestalled.

01:19:05.140 The police have their responsibility to step in and prevent crimes from being committed,

01:19:10.240 especially if the consequence of the crime is something as serious as a non-material threat to the public order.

01:19:18.380 That this can, they had a whole number of, they had, they talked about the foundations of the republic.

01:19:24.320 So one of the Americans.

01:19:25.080 The police officers on location did this?

01:19:27.600 No, no, no.

01:19:28.180 No, okay, okay.

01:19:28.780 There had to be a document.

01:19:29.500 No, no, no.

01:19:29.760 Okay, gotcha.

01:19:30.280 Oh, yeah, yeah, that's right.

01:19:31.380 Okay, sorry.

01:19:31.740 It's all in this three-page document that I put on the internet.

01:19:35.520 Okay, sorry, I misuse you.

01:19:36.560 No, the policeman says, I asked the police,

01:19:39.220 are you shutting me down here?

01:19:40.320 He says, I'm not doing it.

01:19:41.760 I'm just doing it on behalf of the prefecture of the police.

01:19:44.760 Right, yeah.

01:19:45.680 He was, as I say, he was just doing his job.

01:19:47.740 He wanted to get it over as quickly.

01:19:49.360 Now, see, he wanted to see some, I'm showing him some ideas.

01:19:52.100 He wanted to be sure he had the right job.

01:19:55.700 So I said, yeah, I'm the guy.

01:19:58.400 He says, well, here, here's this.

01:20:00.040 Yeah, here are the reasons why you can't hold this meeting.

01:20:03.240 Please sign this.

01:20:04.760 And he took that signed copy home so he could prove to his boss.

01:20:08.360 Yeah, I found the guy.

01:20:09.360 He signed the paper.

01:20:10.320 Now let me go home.

01:20:11.320 What about anyone from Les Natifs?

01:20:13.480 Were they also then held liable or accountable?

01:20:18.440 Well, let's see.

01:20:19.280 That's the interesting thing.

01:20:21.520 Nobody's ID was checked.

01:20:24.360 There was there was no of all the police wanted to do was make sure

01:20:28.640 that I did not speak publicly.

01:20:30.520 So we broke up the party

01:20:33.240 and we walked across the street to another bar

01:20:36.120 and we had drinks and had a good jabber.

01:20:38.600 And I did a couple of little videos

01:20:40.520 with the people talking about liberty,

01:20:42.880 equality and fraternity.

01:20:45.260 And so that was the end of the evening.

01:20:46.700 So no, I was not arrested.

01:20:49.400 I didn't have, I didn't get to spend the night in a cell.

01:20:52.400 I wasn't put on the next plane home.

01:20:54.480 I was just told you can't hold the meeting.

01:20:57.400 And they gave me this elaborate document explaining why. 0.56

01:21:00.200 Now, this is where, I mean, aside from this foolishness

01:21:04.820 about how I was going to somehow disturb the social order.

01:21:08.320 Right, yeah.

01:21:09.160 And they listed no fewer than seven laws

01:21:13.240 about the tension between free speech

01:21:17.220 and disturbances of the public order,

01:21:19.200 going all the way back to the declaration

01:21:21.620 of rights of man and citizen of the French Revolution.

01:21:25.000 Oh, gosh.

01:21:25.840 Yes. Well, the French are very legalistic. And this is far more than the police would have had 1.00

01:21:32.320 probably in the United States. You can't have this meeting, blah, blah, blah. They show up,

01:21:36.660 but they've already got it all figured out, right down to all the way back to 1789.

01:21:42.560 And they did concede that freedom of speech is really rather nice, and freedom of assembly,

01:21:48.300 that's really rather nice too. And because they were citing the Declaration of the Rights of

01:21:55.320 man and citizen. I actually looked it up to see what it says about freedom of speech.

01:21:59.300 And sure enough, it says that the right of the citizen to freedom of speech assembly

01:22:04.720 shall not be infringed unless it results in a threat to the public order.

01:22:10.960 So they're all within their rights. If they think that one little American, by pronouncing certain

01:22:17.460 words is going to threaten the public order, then they have the right to step in and make sure that 0.97

01:22:21.440 public order is preserved and that i don't commit a crime that's their reasoning pretty damn

01:22:27.040 interesting isn't it wow so so i had these two completely contradictory experiences this wonderful

01:22:35.920 time in the bookstore the day before not the slightest bit of bother and i'm sure that my

01:22:42.080 books are full of one hate crime after another right i i mean just signing that book is probably

01:22:48.160 a non-material threat to the public order but for some reason that was okay but for me to

01:22:53.920 the discrepancy what's your speculation my speculation is this it probably had primarily

01:23:01.440 to do with the group that invited me the group that invited me les natifs is a substructure or

01:23:11.040 it is a subgroup of generation identity in france now i didn't know about this at the time when i

01:23:17.360 accepted their invitation generation identity was found to be a group that by its mere existence

01:23:25.440 was a threat to the public order and so it was officially broken up by decree and so the various

01:23:34.560 parts of generation identity reconstructed themselves in various parts all around the

01:23:39.680 the country. And Les Natifs is the group that is composed of the people who were the Parisians or

01:23:47.360 the Paris region of Generation Identity. And as I said to you, the guy who runs it, he is known to

01:23:53.640 the police, he has encountered with the police. And you are probably wondering, how did they know

01:23:59.400 that he was in this bar, Paris bar or cafe in the afternoon and served him with papers saying,

01:24:05.420 you can't hold the meeting. How did they know now I this was before the location had been

01:24:12.380 announced. So there wasn't any kind of leak. It's not as though police showed up at that location

01:24:16.220 and said you can't do it. They said you can't do it before the location is even announced because

01:24:19.980 they tracked him down. How'd they track him down? He thinks that they constantly are tracking his

01:24:26.540 cell phone or at least they do if there's any event that they want to monitor. Yeah, I don't

01:24:32.780 That's entirely possible.

01:24:35.260 We just had the French girl who was kind of like a representative of the identitarian group,

01:24:40.620 Thais, if that's how I pronounce her name.

01:24:42.520 Thais Descouffons, or whatever her name is.

01:24:44.680 Yes, she just was on speaking with Lana about this,

01:24:47.040 and she said that she also believed that they're just monitoring their cell phones and tracking them,

01:24:53.240 and they probably have a whole unit within the police.

01:24:55.800 Well, I think that must be true, because when the police showed up at Versailles,

01:25:01.360 They had a whole different document.

01:25:03.600 I mean, it was a cut and paste job,

01:25:05.120 but the original document that was served

01:25:07.360 on the guy who's the leader of the natives,

01:25:09.280 that was issued by the Prefect of Police of Paris.

01:25:14.260 Well, they did a cut and paste

01:25:15.740 and it was the Prefect of Police

01:25:17.280 of the Department of Evelines,

01:25:19.600 in which is found the city of Versailles.

01:25:23.960 So they had already gotten in touch

01:25:26.060 with the Prefect of Police of Evelines

01:25:28.060 and they banned it within their jurisdiction.

01:25:31.600 This is not a national jurisdiction.

01:25:33.480 It was just within whatever prefecture of police was,

01:25:36.220 whatever their jurisdiction was.

01:25:37.760 Now, I said, well, okay.

01:25:39.620 Well, the reason they must've been able to find our place

01:25:41.840 was there must've been some kind of leak

01:25:43.400 in the list of people that you sent the location to.

01:25:46.760 He said, probably not.

01:25:49.560 He says, that's not impossible,

01:25:50.860 but because they were probably tracking my cell phone

01:25:53.840 and because some of the other groups in Les Natifs

01:25:57.000 are probably being tracked all they had to do was say oh okay here is suspect a here's suspect b and

01:26:03.380 c they're all in the same place this x must mark the spot and so they marched the cops down the

01:26:09.020 street and there we were now yeah they probably to be honest these days they i'm sure france has

01:26:16.040 deals with palantir just like germany does they have the gotham software a convergence of these

01:26:22.780 cell phones that pings under one location, okay, send out the cops what's going on.

01:26:27.420 That's literally what they can do now, you know what I mean?

01:26:30.100 Well, you know, I've not heard of that

01:26:34.260 happening, at least unless you're a drug dealer in the United States.

01:26:39.340 I do recall after January 6th, they did get the cell phone tower,

01:26:45.580 the cell phone tower records for people, for the companies to try to see, well,

01:26:50.260 what were the telephones that were in that area at the time.

01:26:54.080 But so far as I know, I don't think any of our dissidents are constantly,

01:26:58.900 our movements are constantly being tracked by the police.

01:27:01.360 I guess they could do it if they felt like it. But if that's the case,

01:27:05.420 I would have thought that those guys would have carried their cell phones around

01:27:08.920 in a Faraday bag or turn them off or something. Yeah. Yeah.

01:27:12.100 It seems like that's a pretty simple precaution. True.

01:27:16.340 And so why they, why didn't they do that?

01:27:17.860 Especially after that happened the first time.

01:27:20.020 So my guess is the target was primarily this natifs group because it is illegal to reconstruct under a different name, a banned organization.

01:27:32.280 Now you have to go back and decide, okay, what were the legal bases for banning an entire organization?

01:27:38.300 Well, I'm sure it was the same convoluted argumentation.

01:27:42.420 I haven't looked into the documentation as to what was behind the ban.

01:27:45.280 but if you reconstruct the group but you say they haven't it's just been a piece of it here

01:27:50.000 and there they broke it up into a bunch of different groups but as far as the police

01:27:54.800 concerned that we really need to keep an eye on these guys these are dangerous characters

01:27:59.840 and perhaps it would have been a it was a mistake uh on my part to accept an invitation of a group

01:28:06.880 of that kind so but i don't know that they were very surprised it all happened yeah because they

01:28:12.720 they've had uh uh so this generation identity there you go they have they have and they still

01:28:17.760 have demonstrations like that they demonstrated for uh quentin de ron the frenchman who was killed

01:28:24.240 in the own not not that long ago they they put on demonstrations for all the right reasons but the

01:28:29.840 police don't like them and my guess is i was kind of collateral damage they said to themselves okay

01:28:36.960 we're going to squash these guys and this is how we'll do it now if part of the collateral damage

01:28:43.760 means banning me from schengen again that will be serious damage for me yeah that's one thing 0.98

01:28:50.800 i'm very very worried about yeah because uh the french i mean if they really think that if i 1.00

01:28:56.720 open my mouth the foundations of the republic will crack then my god well they must keep me out it's 0.98

01:29:04.640 like lenin in lennon in russia i can't be allowed to that's the thing right and it has to be said

01:29:11.280 i don't think it's cliche even to to put it in these terms but like it's it's just a house of 1.00

01:29:17.600 cards that is so fragile right in other words that's the very nature and state of a multi-racial

01:29:23.520 multi-religious multi-ethnic society right you can't now you can't say certain anything can upset

01:29:29.920 anybody in any direction it's just a just a little puff and the whole house of cards fall

01:29:35.560 fall apart right because at the end of the day right this is this is what france is about right

01:29:39.940 here right that's a great that's a great picture this is emmanuel mark these are our values right

01:29:47.120 i have a couple here actually yeah yeah yeah i put that on his tombstone because this you know

01:29:53.920 the french republic after all this is what it's uh this is what it's turned into i'm not sure

01:29:57.900 what's going on here but there's a three sweaty guys here i don't know yeah it's it's very shirts

01:30:04.300 on fellas come on now someone photoshopped but it's i mean it's yeah i know it's no no oh that's

01:30:10.000 a photoshop it's it's basically true that's basically what happened there anyway he has a

01:30:15.080 he has an affinity for the africans the the the franco-african future there's been a number of

01:30:20.360 politicians in france that continuously talk about this the the importance of you know um making

01:30:26.800 Africa part of France and that I forget what it was we've probably got at least five six

01:30:33.340 politicians that have kind of reiterated these general ideas about Africa and the relationship

01:30:38.120 to France and all that right well uh yes because you see they had what they called uh la mission

01:30:45.420 civilisatrice the civilizing mission of France now they keep apologizing supremacist uh if you

01:30:52.860 ask me. Well, you know, there was a time when white people really did think they should rule

01:30:58.520 over non-whites. White supremacy is a historical word that had a use at a certain time. And I think

01:31:05.800 the idea was, okay, the French are going to go to Africa and they're going to teach them how to be

01:31:09.680 civilized. There's a certain supremacist element to that. Now, of course, they apologized terribly

01:31:14.660 for the fact that they paved the roads and they put in sewers and they taught them French.

01:31:18.720 They tried to give them some sort of semblance of infrastructure and civilization.

01:31:22.720 Oh, that was awful, awful. We're so sorry we did that.

01:31:25.720 But they had this .

01:31:28.720 And so because of all of these ties they had with Africa, they think that they have this privileged way of dealing with Africans. 0.75

01:31:36.720 Well, the privileged way of dealing with Africans is an inability to say no when they want to come piling into your country. 1.00

01:31:42.720 In any case, that is, I've probably told you more about this than anybody who's asked, 1.00

01:31:48.640 but that's the long and the short of my experiences with France.

01:31:51.940 Now, as I say, I was not arrested.

01:31:54.380 I was not given what they call an OQTF, an order to depart from the territory of France.

01:32:03.640 I wasn't expelled.

01:32:05.520 And it may be that I haven't even been Schengen banned.

01:32:09.300 Maybe, as I say, this was just-

01:32:10.880 You don't know yet?

01:32:12.480 oh they never well they never tell you that's right they never tell you yeah they never tell

01:32:16.560 you what's swine at least the british they have uh good enough manners to write me a letter it

01:32:22.240 was teresa may when she was home secretary that's right later went on become prime minister she had

01:32:27.120 the good manners to at least write me and say don't bother to come and still eu member at that

01:32:31.680 time correct that's right yeah so the schengen band came in under that is that what no no that

01:32:38.400 was a different thing oh that was poland that was poland doing that's right yeah yeah okay there

01:32:43.280 are a lot of people that don't like me i guess so you're just uh a nation a nation record it's not

01:32:49.600 the you know the the rape gangs that's like the problem here it's not the the endless supply of 0.98

01:32:54.560 like illegal migrants harassing women and children and elderly no that's not it's it's white guys 0.99

01:32:59.040 showing up saying develop a backbone white man to do something about this it's an old balding 0.99

01:33:03.680 white guy i'm gonna just terrify and shake the foundations of the republic well you know to put

01:33:09.840 it to put it more really more poignant terms i love europe i love europeans this is my homeland

01:33:17.120 and it just grieves me to think that someone who really loves and wants to preserve europe

01:33:23.520 is banned while they accept all these horrible creeps that you were just describing earlier what

01:33:28.720 what a topsy-turvy insane world tells you everything you need to know tells you everything

01:33:33.520 you need to know yeah it's it's it's absolutely incredible i i would like to think that perhaps

01:33:38.800 someday in the future just the horrible horrible distortion of values that this represents will be

01:33:46.080 will be recognized i remember the first time it happened i was i was just stuck in i was stuck

01:33:51.520 overnight in zurich airport just musing on on the great irony here here i'm banned from the the

01:34:00.720 origin of everything that makes me who i am yep everything that makes me american has its roots

01:34:06.320 deep in europe and i love europe i love our people i love our race our culture our destiny

01:34:12.720 and here i am unable to set foot in the entire continent and instead they welcome all these people

01:34:18.640 who hate europe who want to destroy it who have absolutely no capacity to appreciate it and never

01:34:25.120 will be european cannot share our values what what an astonishing eye on you anyway yeah i don't want

01:34:30.640 to get too modern about it no no no i i concur it's it's insane absolutely insane okay here's

01:34:36.320 one from archie bunker here for you i'll run that again here i bet you a million that members of the

01:34:40.880 crif wrote the document for the police which is the council representative des institutions juvis

01:34:47.760 difference what do you think is that any uh do i have a lot of lawyers i would assume i i had not

01:34:53.680 occurred to me there's something called the mrap too they have they have two organizations these

01:34:58.560 are non-profit groups that uh do launch they they they file civil suits against people who they

01:35:07.040 claim have said insulting things and broken the law and then they have them hauled into court and

01:35:10.960 and they can pay fines. At least that didn't happen. But to go back one step further, there is,

01:35:18.600 before any of this even happened, now this is something that maybe should have been a red flag

01:35:23.300 for me, after the announcement by Les Natifs that there was going to be this talk, and they put

01:35:29.720 together a nice little poster, a picture of me and sort of these Greco-Roman motifs, quite a nice

01:35:36.900 little poster. Not the smoker in the background. But then there was a member of the Chamber of

01:35:47.160 Deputies. He was an elected deputy of La France Insoumise, this completely cuckoo leftist party

01:35:55.640 run by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who is just the worst sort of white man. And he had written a letter to 0.96

01:36:03.560 the Minister of the Interior saying, we know all about this white guy, this terrible Jared Taylor.

01:36:09.060 We call on you to ban the meeting. And so I said to the Natifs, well, gosh, how likely is this to 0.76

01:36:16.380 happen? And they say, no, this guy writes that kind of letter all the time. Don't worry about that.

01:36:21.240 So that might have been the start of it. Now, his letter did not go into the detail about the things

01:36:28.720 that I had said, but it mentioned perhaps some of them. So I just don't know. Maybe it was a member

01:36:35.460 of La France Insoumise. Maybe the authorities went to them and said, okay, bone up on this guy.

01:36:42.380 Tell us, get all the dirt you can on him. I just don't know. But to have listed the fact that

01:36:50.800 I am, they called it an adherent of the theory of the great replacement that has been propagated

01:36:58.860 by Renaud Camus. That is enough. That is one of the things that's enough to get me

01:37:03.580 silenced in France. It's quite incredible. It's quite incredible. But yes, somebody boned up and 1.00

01:37:10.580 you know, I just don't know whether it was one of those nonprofit groups. It had not occurred to me

01:37:15.200 that I could ask some of my French comrades and see what they think that they could have been

01:37:18.800 involved but that that's that's a very interesting and knowledgeable kind of speculation yeah okay

01:37:23.920 we got one here from charles cerner jr as well on a facebook page called revenge of the smirk

01:37:28.160 is that what it is a white woman was saying how she missed the days when sales people were

01:37:33.360 competent about the products they were selling a negro woman said this is so white how comical to

01:37:38.720 say well thank you charles appreciate that all right thank you charles good to see you man hope 0.95

01:37:42.560 you're doing well okay so i did i do want to squeeze this in i don't mean to you know go off

01:37:47.200 on france too early here but this is the the state you just call it fragile france right broken

01:37:53.920 britain emboldened eu because it's just like you know there's cracks everywhere and the the main

01:37:59.520 kind of one of the main questions i have here uh that i want your opinion on is essentially like

01:38:06.560 and i saw you yourself on your x page you're mulling this over like what what will it take

01:38:12.000 like what will it take what it what how long should this go on and someone framed in a good

01:38:17.120 way i think it was morgoth right specifically in terms of the situation in the uk because

01:38:21.440 there was a by-election right where everyone's looking at restore and all that stuff but he said

01:38:25.840 morgoth said two weeks after the henry nowak story one week after belfast which was the

01:38:32.080 sudanese migrant base almost basically beheading this irish guy right a day after the rape gang

01:38:38.720 inquiry huge story rupert lowe the whole independent review of you know talking to

01:38:44.080 him to to those who ex you know the witness survivors i guess survivors of this just

01:38:49.120 i mean just incredibly disturbing horrific terrorizing stuff in there and then it goes on

01:38:57.760 all those things compounding one after another boom boom boom boom boom boom and it's not that

01:39:01.120 that's isolated either that's been going now for decades and labor can still trounce transit

01:39:08.640 in an overwhelmingly white northern area.

01:39:11.960 And we're talking about the by-election here

01:39:14.320 of Andy Burnham in Labour, 54%.

01:39:17.200 Reform, and again, you can have your opinion about,

01:39:19.860 like, are they strong enough, whatever.

01:39:21.160 So, I mean, somewhat kind of encouraging, obviously.

01:39:23.200 But Rebecca Shepard from Restore, not even 7%.

01:39:26.320 What do we, what do we...

01:39:27.500 Well, I know, I know before the election,

01:39:30.980 before the election, the reform people

01:39:33.080 were asking Shepard to step down

01:39:35.320 because, according to polls,

01:39:37.080 their combined total would have been more than the labor total. So those polls were completely

01:39:43.160 off. Well, the stubbornness, the suicidal stubbornness of the white man, it's something 0.60

01:39:50.880 that is a mystery to me. It's a mystery to you. And I think it will be a mystery for many, many

01:39:55.720 years to come. This is not a hundred meter dash. This is a marathon. It may be a double marathon.

01:40:02.220 it's going to be a long long slog and what the voters did in that by-election bit reminds me

01:40:10.920 of what looked like tens of thousands of people in the streets of Minneapolis

01:40:16.100 after those unfortunate episodes with the people who got shot who were visibly obstructing the

01:40:23.160 work of ice you had tens of thousands overwhelming white overwhelmingly white people out there

01:40:29.840 wanting ice out. What do they think? I mean, I'm genuinely curious. Whenever I have an opportunity,

01:40:36.800 I love to sit down and talk to people who really will say such things as defund the police or get

01:40:42.920 ice out of our town. Because there's so many white people who at least in public will say these

01:40:49.140 things. What motivates them? Why did they vote for this guy? Why are they unable to see what

01:40:54.480 morgoth listed bang bang bang how can you still vote for labor this is just one of the great

01:41:02.160 mystery these are the mysteries of our time and these are the mysteries i've been struggling with

01:41:06.160 for 35 years hendrick and i i don't i don't have good answers we are stubborn in the face of

01:41:14.320 absolute catastrophe we are determined to run right into its mouth that there's something about

01:41:20.240 white people and i've thought about all different angles of this i don't want to go into it now 0.70

01:41:23.920 It ends up being quite a song and dance, but it is an astonishing thing.

01:41:29.740 How can he have voted Labour after all the things that more got list?

01:41:32.660 So I think it was David Clouse over at UNN, he said,

01:41:35.660 what is fun is watching the people who actually have no concept of how British domestic politics actually works.

01:41:41.100 If he's right or not, I'm not sure, but it was an interesting comment.

01:41:44.080 Andy Burnham and the Labour Party has a team far bigger.

01:41:46.840 And again, restore is very recent.

01:41:50.480 Reform is recent.

01:41:51.540 Restore is even more.

01:41:52.720 So I get that.

01:41:53.460 to a certain example, but he makes a good point here.

01:41:55.160 Regardless, Andy Burnham and the Labour Party

01:41:56.560 has a team far bigger than this working around the clock

01:41:59.600 with canvassing teams on the door and on the phones.

01:42:02.760 The trade union movement will provide them

01:42:04.680 with an office to bombard the phones in a week

01:42:06.980 in the lead up to the election.

01:42:08.740 Well-paid activists are shipped in, blah, blah, blah.

01:42:11.240 They will have decades of canvas returns

01:42:13.180 and voter ID to pour over.

01:42:15.160 Do you think there's anything to that?

01:42:16.860 It's an established political machine behind Labour

01:42:20.580 that's just not there for either reform or isteword.

01:42:23.460 you know i think that's probably 100 correct my wife is quite active in local republican politics

01:42:31.540 and i have been astonished at how important what in america is called the ground game is

01:42:39.540 the number of people you have from code knock on doors distribute literature stand at the polling

01:42:46.660 stations and distribute literature. It takes a huge army of people to get the vote out and

01:42:53.900 persuade people to vote the way you want. And it did not occur to me to think in those terms,

01:43:00.000 but now that that person listed all the advantages and all the resources that labor

01:43:04.660 apparently could mobilize for this effort, I suspect that's probably true. I suspect it's

01:43:11.160 probably true. I mean, again, my eyes have been opened as to the extent to which just the ability

01:43:17.980 to mobilize volunteer manpower. And these are people who are all doing it by volunteers. But

01:43:24.200 you also have to have sophisticated voter lists. You have to know which doors to lock on, how to

01:43:30.120 craft your literature, how to get people to go to the polls. All of this is a very sophisticated,

01:43:36.660 intensive uh labor intensive thing to get labor uh over the top yeah i think that's probably true

01:43:44.140 it's not it's not just taking the temperature of the psychology of the ordinary britain it's also

01:43:51.040 you have to fact factor in all of those built-in advantages that labor probably has now is has this

01:43:57.200 been a traditional labor stronghold also i i would assume so i would assume so the the northern

01:44:02.840 and regions i'm trying to find rupert lowe's tweet there too because like okay well i mean

01:44:06.560 these are good these are good views obviously on it but still i was i was thinking about this the

01:44:11.760 other day and of course it's not only just rupert lowe's x account where the things that they have

01:44:17.360 revealed with this rape gang inquiry that these things get distributed it gets picked up by other

01:44:22.180 media outlets so so we're talking far in excess of the numbers i will say but like this is a

01:44:27.260 short uh video that he linked up in terms of like him reading out some of the testimony right to

01:44:33.220 other people other politicians here this stuff hurts your ears oh it's i i'm not gonna play

01:44:37.880 now it's just you know like it's five minutes long but still what i'm saying what i'm getting

01:44:41.160 to is it has 10 million views there's like there's 60 whatever is it 65 million people in britain

01:44:47.920 alone most of these views probably come from like the u.s and other european countries it comes from

01:44:54.060 Australia. Remember, a view simply means that it went across somebody's feed.

01:45:06.640 Yeah, so it's not even those who engage with the action material.

01:45:09.040 That's right.

01:45:09.640 Exactly. So it's significantly lower than them. Maybe a third of these people that saw this in their feed actually listened to it, right?

01:45:18.060 So I'm saying, are we just in a bubble?

01:45:22.080 This should have hundreds of millions of views, something like this.

01:45:25.140 You know what I mean?

01:45:25.980 I forget what his tweet about the PDF file is there now.

01:45:29.380 I'll scroll down and see.

01:45:30.660 But anyway, do you see what I'm saying?

01:45:33.080 It's true.

01:45:34.080 Most people don't care about politics.

01:45:35.640 They don't care about any of this.

01:45:37.140 Am I wrong?

01:45:38.620 You are absolutely right.

01:45:40.360 Most people only care whether the beer is cold and if the game is going to be on TV.

01:45:46.780 that's the nature of human beings most people can't see past them to their noses

01:45:51.340 it's a minority who cares and if you ask people what do you care about what's going to happen two 0.65

01:45:55.740 years from now what i'm care i care about well uh the beer i'm gonna have tonight that is that

01:46:02.620 is human nature but in that respect it's a level playing field in other words the other side now

01:46:10.620 dominates the discourse to a remarkable degree they get to tell the inert majority which way to

01:46:17.020 go and we have to build our capacity to do the same and again i'm back to my my invariable

01:46:26.220 optimistic view bit by bit by bit by bit i believe we are making progress now it's true that if you

01:46:32.940 lived in if you lived in x land you would think that uh uh both restore and reform would have

01:46:40.780 just beaten the pants yes yes but x is not the real world correct yep correct no exactly it's

01:46:48.940 true a couple of interesting comments here imperial security bureau here says i was out canvassing in

01:46:53.260 makerfield the oldies partly agreed with restore policies but voted for a labor party that no

01:46:58.380 longer exists exactly i was good i didn't bring it up but obviously i'm just kind of like yeah

01:47:02.540 it's probably the white boomer working class that are oh they've always voted labor they just

01:47:08.220 you know i mean he says they um they still view it as the workers party call it ignorance yeah

01:47:14.220 thank you for that input uh well thank you for about them for being out there canvassing too

01:47:19.660 those are those those are it's very good to get this kind of on the ground perspective as to what

01:47:25.660 was happening because we can see the numbers and we think oh my gosh how did this happen

01:47:31.340 but it's the people who are there who know the way the system works all that's very important

01:47:36.060 yeah no definitely exactly a couple more here um let me see here um i think this is alcyon right

01:47:41.900 am i right or yeah ally uh saradwin says jared i'm so grateful for everything you've done for us

01:47:47.900 amram was a massive was massive in my own awakening uh if we achieve the good ending in our struggle

01:47:53.900 I hope there will be a statue for you and she says glad me summer which is happy midsummer because that is today actually technically so yes

01:48:00.700 Well, that's that's very kind. I don't expect statues

01:48:04.860 I don't need statues. What what

01:48:07.500 What I find most rewarding is the knowledge that i'm doing my duty

01:48:11.740 I can go to my grave thinking I did what I was put on this earth to do and I did it as best I could

01:48:17.660 That's what matters to me. But thank you very much for that sentiment. Thank you. I appreciate that

01:48:22.380 I'm sorry if I misremember if you're Alcyon or not.

01:48:26.300 Your username seems somewhat familiar.

01:48:28.140 That's why I'm saying that.

01:48:28.820 Anyway, we got one more here from White Stanley Hudson.

01:48:33.280 Jared is the OG.

01:48:34.280 Thanks for having him on.

01:48:35.260 Well, we're happy to have him here, obviously.

01:48:37.220 OG stands for old grandpa.

01:48:40.080 That's right.

01:48:40.980 Correct.

01:48:42.100 Come back to Europe this summer, Jared, and put Schengen to the test.

01:48:49.000 We need to figure out how to get you an EU password.

01:48:50.980 Well, I mean, if you're Uncle Jared, chain migration.

01:48:54.040 This is not hard at all.

01:48:55.600 We'll figure this out.

01:48:56.880 You're right.

01:48:57.760 Can someone adopt you legally who's in Europe?

01:49:00.600 Well, I don't see why not.

01:49:01.980 Or maybe I could adopt Eva von Dingoburg.

01:49:04.620 I don't know.

01:49:08.660 Well, no, I'd love to be back.

01:49:10.480 And to be banned would be a horrible thing.

01:49:12.820 As I say, I've made the most of my perhaps only temporary freedom to travel Europe.

01:49:18.720 And I've been four or five times.

01:49:20.080 I just feel as though I've devoured Europe.

01:49:22.540 It's just been absolutely wonderful.

01:49:24.920 Good, glad to hear it.

01:49:26.300 Glub, no, yeah, Glubwub.

01:49:29.040 That's a hell of a username right there.

01:49:30.220 Most white people who participated in democracy over the ballot box

01:49:33.060 are political laymen, ignore identity politics

01:49:35.320 because it threatens their social standing

01:49:37.180 and are simply voting to, quote, catch a dub.

01:49:41.520 W, win, in other words, exactly.

01:49:43.920 Yeah, I mean, I don't know.

01:49:46.120 I'm not in these people's heads.

01:49:47.340 i we are i'm concerned with things that i i do recognize most people they have the majority out

01:49:55.500 there are not simply concerned about you know i mean at least not yet that's the if we're looking

01:50:00.220 at this from the point of view of winning something politically here then that needs to be better

01:50:04.780 understood if we're simply just talking about something organizing to like i guess separate

01:50:10.780 ourselves from this society that ultimately seeking our extinction that's a different thing

01:50:15.020 But for now, I think we can do both and should do both.

01:50:18.000 We should engage in all worlds and all solutions for now, as long as the options are open to

01:50:22.220 us.

01:50:22.480 I don't think it's, it doesn't, I mean, it doesn't hurt much to, even if you, even if

01:50:25.460 you don't believe in voting, even if you don't think there's a political action, it's very

01:50:30.400 low tier efforts to simply just go cast a ballot for someone who's nominally better than

01:50:34.940 the other guy or something.

01:50:35.880 I mean, it doesn't matter, right?

01:50:37.320 What do you think?

01:50:38.280 Oh, I think it certainly matters.

01:50:39.920 And when you look at Kyle Harris versus Donald Trump with Kyle Harris, well, I mean, as you know, I have all sorts of rejections about Donald Trump, but he stopped the border.

01:50:52.200 He sealed the border.

01:50:53.380 If we had another four years of Biden type, imagine another, what, 10, 12, 15, 30 million more people waltzing across the border.

01:51:00.820 That is that in itself is a huge difference.

01:51:03.840 and with this encouragement to kick people out, kick people out, and encourage those to go in

01:51:10.260 there on steam. For the first time in 50 years, except for a little tiny blip during COVID,

01:51:14.160 the number of foreign born in the United States has gone down. That is the consequence of an

01:51:19.560 election. And that is an undeniable fact. And the fact that people who lied on their

01:51:25.180 naturalization demands, these people are being stripped of U.S. citizenship, clamping down on

01:51:30.260 birth tourism. All of these things are absolutely wonderful. Extermination of DEI within the federal

01:51:35.980 bureaucracy, you know, they don't celebrate Martin Luther King Day anymore. All the federal

01:51:39.980 government just turns its back on Martin Luther King. I would never have thought that would ever

01:51:44.020 happen. And all these high homo days, they don't celebrate any of that. And the idea of suing 1.00

01:51:49.760 companies because of DEI, and they give the blacks and Hispanics the extra thumb of the scale when 0.98

01:51:55.760 They're hiring them, suing them for that.

01:51:58.140 Kahneman would never have done those things.

01:51:59.780 All of that is a consequence of electoral politics.

01:52:03.360 Sorry.

01:52:04.780 I do understand the argument that, well, electoral politics alone will not save us.

01:52:10.620 Maybe that's true.

01:52:11.520 But the idea that makes no difference, I think, is palpably wrong.

01:52:16.300 Yeah.

01:52:18.320 I think that we'll be back with a vengeance, though.

01:52:20.760 And again, it doesn't mean you shouldn't do this.

01:52:22.700 I'm not saying like, oh, we should kowtow and bow down to them and do what they want.

01:52:26.480 That's not what I mean at all.

01:52:27.400 But I'm just saying just be ready for like this to come back on steroids with vengeance.

01:52:32.940 That's what I think.

01:52:34.000 Back with a vengeance.

01:52:35.160 Yeah.

01:52:35.580 I would rephrase that slightly.

01:52:38.140 If they're back, they will seek vengeance.

01:52:42.100 Yes.

01:52:42.620 No question.

01:52:43.360 Oh, 100%.

01:52:44.060 No question.

01:52:44.440 Oh, yeah.

01:52:44.840 And they will.

01:52:46.800 They'll be back open season style.

01:52:49.780 i can imagine i can imagine that uh after oh maybe even just one year of a camel harris clone after

01:52:58.980 2028 we will be looking back on these four years as a golden age okay i can easily imagine that

01:53:06.580 i can easily imagine a u.s supreme court well seriously look look imagine a supreme court that

01:53:14.820 is packed with uh uh the kinds of people that uh what is her name katenji brown uh yes one of the

01:53:23.700 smarter ones yes yes elena kagan and sotomayor imagine nothing but them on the on the court

01:53:31.300 look i think they could easily find a way to get around the first amendment and put you and me

01:53:36.820 behind the wire they would have no i don't yeah no i don't see no trouble doing that not wanting

01:53:41.860 to do that. And I think that is secretly what they would very much, well, some of them publicly

01:53:48.100 would very much like to do. And as I say, we could look back at this as a golden age.

01:53:54.020 X is in the hands of a guy who believes pretty much in freedom of speech. That won't always be

01:53:59.460 the case. I can see, you know, you haven't spoken about this so far on this program,

01:54:04.260 but I imagine you've mentioned it, the Digital Security Act in Europe. That is a terrifying thing.

01:54:10.580 those that is a way to require social media program platforms to really go whole hog on

01:54:18.740 censorship and if they don't censor adequately they can charge them six percent of their annual

01:54:25.780 turnover and this is not profit this is annual turnover these are billions of dollars yeah and

01:54:31.700 nobody's going to risk that kind of fine not even elon musk wants to pay that kind of fine right so

01:54:36.580 So, see, I can easily imagine the Supreme Court, the way they would justify it is this.

01:54:42.140 The Supreme Court already considers treaty obligations to be just about right up there with the Constitution in terms of deference due to it.

01:54:52.100 And if we decide that, OK, we have these treaty obligations of European countries, of the European Union, the European Union says you can't put this stuff on social media, then we will say, OK, we have to abide by our treaty obligations.

01:55:05.040 And so we have to make that impossible in the United States

01:55:08.340 because whatever appears in the United States is visible in Europe too.

01:55:11.820 I can easily see that kind of argument prevailing

01:55:14.320 if you've got Supreme Court stacked with people like the names I just mentioned.

01:55:19.680 Yeah, exactly.

01:55:20.700 I was looking for a couple of headlines here.

01:55:21.900 I don't have to show them, but I've done it a couple of times,

01:55:25.120 giving people this idea that it's not what actually Trump has done

01:55:29.940 or the Trump administration has done or even the failures that they've had

01:55:34.700 that really matters in politics, it's all about perception, right?

01:55:38.620 And the main line have basically been that, you know,

01:55:41.280 from the Department of Homeland Security to the administration itself, right?

01:55:45.960 They've advanced a line, they claim,

01:55:48.880 like Department of Homeland Security is their proponent of white identity.

01:55:55.440 It's white supremacy that they've advanced. 0.73

01:55:58.380 They will, what I'm saying is that like it's a perfect,

01:56:01.980 what do you call it in baseball layup is that what you call it that's basketball oh is that

01:56:07.120 basketball okay knock it out of the park right in terms of the next we get it you know and this is

01:56:13.360 how these things work it's a pendulum you have a reaction you have a counter reaction and it's

01:56:18.360 going to swing harder and harder i think in each direction but i'm just saying and we've talked

01:56:21.740 about this for a while now but obviously just i'm just saying people like you might kind of

01:56:24.680 anomaly enjoying it now and as you said you know some people say this the this is the golden age

01:56:29.140 got right like oh dhs at least i mean i was greg bovino was still in there he seems like a great

01:56:33.700 guy did you talk with him by the way at uh resum bovino uh i asked him at the dinner afterwards

01:56:41.300 had he ever had such a rapturous reception by an audience in his life and i asked him that

01:56:48.740 because when he took the stage at the remigration summit he got everybody on his feet screaming

01:56:56.580 applauding and he says no i have never ever been received like that in my life and we'll see uh i

01:57:07.460 have a feeling that this is going to be a change in the trajectory of that man's career i know that

01:57:14.260 in some respects he was hoping to get back into the into the administration i just don't see how

01:57:18.980 that's possible now after having spoken at remigration yeah right exactly but we'll just

01:57:24.580 have to see you know he's he's a he's a very solid entirely approachable uh i think entirely entirely

01:57:32.420 good guy but i can't claim to to know him intimately right no i just i just know the

01:57:38.580 i just know the debacle after i'm knows team waltz that had at least this is how media reports

01:57:44.340 it so whether that's exactly how it went down you can always of course question but they claim that

01:57:48.820 that like after the two shootings in Minneapolis,

01:57:52.960 so, or was it both?

01:57:53.920 Yeah, both in Minneapolis.

01:57:54.880 Yes, both in Minneapolis.

01:57:56.820 Tim Walz called Trump and there was some like,

01:57:59.200 this is bad optics, this is bad, you know,

01:58:01.400 kind of get Greg Bovino out of there.

01:58:03.300 And I was like, why do you fold up?

01:58:04.760 Oh, he's just like, here was your guy.

01:58:06.820 He was like, literally walking around

01:58:08.360 and like Hugo Boss outfits this guy.

01:58:10.320 Like, that's what the media right was like,

01:58:13.920 we don't like the look of this guy.

01:58:15.540 It's just something with the look

01:58:16.760 that like makes us nervous about this guy.

01:58:18.400 He's like, exactly.

01:58:19.920 Well, he was thrown to the dogs in a way that was.

01:58:22.060 Yeah, he was.

01:58:22.840 Absolutely awful.

01:58:23.640 Travis.

01:58:24.060 Absolutely awful.

01:58:24.720 Yeah.

01:58:25.600 All right.

01:58:26.300 Anyway.

01:58:27.360 Yeah, we're going to let you go here soon.

01:58:28.800 Yeah, I know.

01:58:29.500 We've had you for a while.

01:58:30.200 We appreciate you.

01:58:30.820 A couple more here because one of them here is for you anyway.

01:58:34.580 Uncle Jay Still Got It.

01:58:37.200 That's right.

01:58:37.820 From Iron Crow 86.

01:58:39.320 Thank you.

01:58:39.940 Well, thank you.

01:58:40.960 Archibank, you're one.

01:58:41.620 Well, I've told you.

01:58:43.320 I tell people this.

01:58:45.200 My staff is under orders.

01:58:48.400 If I cease to be a credit to my race, they're going to put me out to pasture.

01:58:52.960 Well, there you go. See, that's what I do.

01:58:54.740 While I've still got it, at least I can still fake it, this is what I'm going to be doing.

01:59:01.280 That's right, exactly.

01:59:02.020 Thank you very much.

01:59:02.880 One more here.

01:59:03.460 Archie Bunker, J.D. Vance is having an argument with Shabanana Mahmoud,

01:59:07.080 I remember who that is, I think, about the U.K. spying on the U.S.

01:59:10.500 using digital backdoors, hence to sabotage the Republicans.

01:59:15.440 Okay, really? I did not know that. That's interesting.

01:59:17.660 I've got to check that out.

01:59:18.400 Hey, Jared, I know we're all looking forward to the Obama Center opening in Chicago.

01:59:24.420 That's today then, right, actually?

01:59:25.960 Today?

01:59:26.540 It's going to be a three-day celebration.

01:59:29.480 Oh, boy.

01:59:30.080 That's some beautiful architecture right there for you.

01:59:32.480 Oh, isn't that thrilling?

01:59:34.140 I mean, that's the top of the wall.

01:59:35.680 That is the Parthenon.

01:59:37.720 That is St. Peter's Basilica.

01:59:40.260 Oh, boy.

01:59:41.480 I mean, how on earth?

01:59:42.720 i understand that the actual architect complained that obama himself had a hand in coming up with

01:59:50.240 the final design to the point where the architect said don't blame me for this that's got obama

01:59:55.680 written all over according to the architect oh gosh now you know it's the when the obama foundation

02:00:02.720 they leased the land for 99 years you know for how much money no ten dollars ten dollars oh well

02:00:10.000 that makes sense. That makes total sense. Yes, so the Obama Foundation get this 20 acre parcel of

02:00:17.280 land for 10 bucks and they said okay we're going to take charge and we are going to make sure that

02:00:22.800 we can maintain this and we're going to have a 475 million dollar endowment to make sure

02:00:28.240 that the building and the grounds and everything works is fine. Do you know how much is in the

02:00:33.040 475 million dollar endowment right now? One million. I was going to say probably

02:00:38.560 Significantly less. Yes. Okay. 1 million. And they figured it was going to cost $40 million a year

02:00:44.400 to run the place. If they've got $475 million, what if they get 8% return on their money, they

02:00:49.200 can run it off the endowment. Well, as it turns out, this thing was supposed to cost, I think,

02:00:54.720 about $450 million. It ended up costing another $500 million. And that was an estimate that came

02:01:01.840 out back in 2021 i don't know what the final estimate is and there are contractors that are

02:01:08.720 in litigation claiming that they are owned tens of millions tens of millions of dollars so this

02:01:15.440 thing is going to be financially in the hole and i hate to sound negative but it could be one of

02:01:21.760 these places that completely runs out of money becomes utterly derelict and becomes a tent city

02:01:28.240 for winos junkies muggers i don't know but for the next three days i'm just curious to know

02:01:35.360 how this free party in the south side of chicago how many police are going to be there and how many

02:01:41.360 shootings we're going to end up maybe i'm being cynical it has that same look as the national

02:01:48.800 museum of african-american history and culture in dc did you see what i'm saying it has that same

02:01:54.160 i mean it's a different style but it's something with the is that words at the top left of the

02:01:58.800 building we see there it's like i can't tell i can't tell what that is that's uh i don't know

02:02:03.680 some sort of african flim flam who knows it's an half half of an afro on the corner there

02:02:10.400 maybe that's it the point is it is alien to the western mind yes exactly you got that right okay

02:02:17.440 jared i'm gonna let you go here because then we've gone on much longer jared taylor the legend

02:02:23.200 Real Jar Taylor on X, of course.

02:02:25.800 Follow him there.

02:02:26.900 And then, of course, we've got Amren.com.

02:02:29.180 We've got Kevin Deanna doing great stuff with Identity Politics

02:02:32.200 on the Rumble channel.

02:02:33.940 Make sure you follow that, everybody.

02:02:35.280 What else have you got going on here before we let you go?

02:02:37.420 Well, we have podcasts.

02:02:39.920 Paul Kersey and I have done our 500th episode of Radio Renaissance.

02:02:45.460 That's some of the most fun I have every week.

02:02:47.640 We get together and have a good time

02:02:49.000 and talk about what the week has been up to,

02:02:50.860 a little bit like the conversation you and I had.

02:02:53.200 nice do that every week it's lots of fun that's the way to do it all right jared thank you sir

02:02:58.160 we appreciate you keep up the good work and uh oh we're gonna get you up here to uh north idaho

02:03:02.580 one day well i'll send you some i'll send you an email later we're gonna get you up here and uh

02:03:06.440 we're gonna i'd love to come i'd love to come so long as it's not in the winter that's right

02:03:11.900 okay we'll make sure it's warm okay how about that all right jared thank you so much man

02:03:15.840 appreciate you enjoyed your conversation thanks so much for inviting me as always all right we'll

02:03:19.740 talk later. Thank you, Jared. Take care. Have a good Midsommar. That's right. All right. That's

02:03:23.660 Jared Taylor, everybody. Thank you for joining us. Hope you enjoyed that. I'm going to wrap up

02:03:28.080 in a little bit here. We've got a couple of things we want to get out. I missed one here

02:03:30.700 from Globwob. We'll do that one real quick here before we wrap up the show. Globwob said,

02:03:36.980 I advocate for all Americans to vote for anyone who advocates for security of the collective

02:03:40.400 interest and well-being of white people. Democracy can work to our benefit once we're united in our

02:03:46.220 identity well that's really the problem right so the big question is like so is therefore is that

02:03:49.700 a cultural thing is it a metapolitical thing it's i mean it's kind of all of the above right but

02:03:54.420 this idea that it's comes through politics i think is on that's everyone recognize that that's not

02:04:00.980 kind of the the direction right which this flows essentially it's um culture uh to a certain extent

02:04:09.760 academia that's why they're so adamant about keeping certain ideas out of academia that's

02:04:13.960 That's why I think the Franco kid was so attacked when he talked to the two guys from the tech company.

02:04:22.540 We covered it in Western Warrior, but he said he didn't want to work for Jews.

02:04:25.900 Remember that? 1.00

02:04:27.420 And it was just like Palantir. 0.99

02:04:29.260 Joe Lonsdale from Palantir got involved and just like, holy shit, we've got to shut this down. 0.98

02:04:34.240 One 19-year-old kid at Cornell University. 0.99

02:04:36.700 This is an outrage.

02:04:37.580 What's happening?

02:04:38.900 Because they took over through the universities.

02:04:40.360 They know if the wrong idea spreads through the universities, who's the next kind of like elite establishment circle.

02:04:46.120 Franco, the kid there, I forget, is it for Austin? Was it Austin Franco?

02:04:49.460 He might have even done it for the wrong reasons, right?

02:04:52.540 He might even have like just, I don't know, maybe he was simply, he's a pro-Palestinian activist.

02:04:58.100 I don't know, you know, so it's possible.

02:05:02.700 But in this case, I don't care what the reasoning is.

02:05:05.080 But it reminded me of a couple of clips that came in regarding J.D. Vance, because we had a comment about that, right, J.D. Vance?

02:05:12.560 I think J.D. Vance knows. He's already, like, teeing up for 2028.

02:05:17.880 Where's the clips here? Here's a couple of clips. Let's play these.

02:05:21.060 I think he knows how unpopular Israel is with the younger generations. 0.80

02:05:29.380 And I think they'll be happy to counter-signal Israel officially and publicly and openly 0.88

02:05:36.300 just to get over the hump, and then it will be back to business as usual. 0.77

02:05:42.840 I mean, I could be wrong on that, but that's what it seems like to me.

02:05:45.700 There was some other comment here.

02:05:46.780 I'll see if I can grab the clip and play it to you guys.

02:05:48.820 But like, you know, this is like a big move, apparently, where Trump is like downgrading Israel to just a small partner or something like that.

02:05:59.880 I'll find the clip and I'll play it in a moment here, too.

02:06:02.920 It's interesting, but it's like, how can you trust any of this?

02:06:05.680 This is just lip service.

02:06:06.940 That's what it feels like to me. 0.75

02:06:07.860 This is just lip service in order to basically get to a point where you can continue to try to, you know, appeal to younger voters, I guess, because they know how unpopular Israel is. 0.88

02:06:18.820 It doesn't mean that they're not freaking out about it, though, by the way.

02:06:21.140 Here's what Vance said.

02:06:22.520 Let's play this one first.

02:06:23.520 There's a couple of ones we can play here.

02:06:24.700 Check this out.

02:06:25.800 Let's see what you guys think of this here.

02:06:27.460 I will say, and this does bother me, is that you've seen people within BB's cabinet who

02:06:32.820 have come out and attacked the deal and in some ways very personally attacked the president

02:06:37.580 of the United States.

02:06:39.100 And I guess my message to them would be twofold.

02:06:42.000 Number one, Donald J. Trump is the only head of state in the entire world who has

02:06:48.680 sympathetic to the nation of Israel at this moment in time. And he happens to be the head of state of the world's superpower. If I was in the cabinet of the Israeli government, I might not be attacking the only powerful ally that I have anywhere left in the entire world. And the second message I would give to some of those cabinet members, Bibi, to his credit, has not gone down this path. But to some of these cabinet members in Israel who are attacking the president of the United States, the other thing that I would say is that over the last three months,

02:07:17.960 Two thirds of the defensive weapons that have protected your homeland have been built by

02:07:25.400 American hands and paid for by American tax dollars. The problem for Israel is not Donald

02:07:31.800 J. Trump and anybody in Israel who thinks their biggest problem is the president of the United

02:07:36.540 States needs to wake up and smell the reality of the situation that country is in. All right.

02:07:43.960 just can't can't trust any of these people you know like very someone in common there's talked

02:07:51.480 about it too right to plant your connections and the the teal you know but i think they're

02:07:56.580 they're doing this for now and i think partially it's you know bb's career might be over sure but

02:08:01.700 then the next guy shows up and it'll be business back you know back to business as usual essentially

02:08:05.980 trump just downgraded israel from our greatest ally to a very small partner again this is

02:08:11.960 How many times has this happened now?

02:08:14.380 The back and forth and the tiffy.

02:08:16.020 And I get it's over the, what do they call it again?

02:08:19.580 MOU, the Memorandum of Agreement.

02:08:23.140 I forget what it was.

02:08:23.760 It was something with Iran, right?

02:08:27.120 And Israel is just like, they're bombing Lebanon again.

02:08:31.060 Like 150 strikes overnight here where that was part of the,

02:08:34.040 like, can you please stop?

02:08:35.120 They will not stop.

02:08:36.720 They don't know when to stop or how to stop. 0.80

02:08:38.540 And when you have such an entrenched Israeli lobby in the U.S., I don't see how any of this really matters, even if it's a public spat with the current administration in Israel. 1.00

02:08:51.760 Fine, get rid of them, and then you're back to business as usual. 0.99

02:08:54.140 Anyway, let's play this clip here.

02:08:55.460 What I'm saying is people are making much more out of this than it actually is, because it's just lip service.

02:09:02.060 it's it might it might even be a midterm from the u.s point of view anyway i mean israel is

02:09:11.020 general general uh genuinely upset about the situation with with iran which is a

02:09:16.600 a humiliation by the way it's you know it's basically like a some people even say worse

02:09:23.840 than the obama deal that trump was like harping on for years about how bad the deal was or whatever

02:09:28.780 It's just concession after concession, folding.

02:09:31.800 People just put it in terms of like Iran basically won the war and America lost.

02:09:38.240 That's the terms they're putting this in.

02:09:40.560 So Israel wanted like America to just nuke Iran. 0.68

02:09:44.160 They just destroy them, destroy the entire country.

02:09:48.380 And America's like, can you just slow down a little bit? 1.00

02:09:53.000 And the Jews are like, no, you need to do this for us.

02:09:56.860 Anyway, this is what Trump said about this.

02:09:58.540 Let's play this.

02:09:59.440 It's been an amazing partnership,

02:10:00.920 but he will say we're the big partner.

02:10:02.660 Okay, let me go back.

02:10:03.660 It's been an amazing partnership,

02:10:05.200 talking about with Israel then.

02:10:06.720 But it's been an amazing partnership,

02:10:08.420 but he will say we're the big partner

02:10:10.380 and he's the very small partner,

02:10:11.720 and that's true.

02:10:13.860 So, but...

02:10:15.340 Okay, so speaking about Netanyahu there

02:10:18.320 and Israel at large, right?

02:10:21.880 Sure, Charlie...

02:10:22.680 That's right, that came up.

02:10:23.540 Charlie Cook was very worried

02:10:24.400 about Israel influence in American politics.

02:10:26.920 Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, you think?

02:10:33.180 Charlie Kirk was very worried about Israel's influence in U.S. politics,

02:10:36.040 but he was also against anti-Semitism.

02:10:39.820 Just not the case that every criticism of Netanyahu is anti-Semitic.

02:10:44.140 See what's happening here?

02:10:46.640 It's just, okay, Netanyahu is an unstable partner. 0.86

02:10:50.420 Let's repair the relationships, or maybe they'll just do the NDAA thing 0.57

02:10:55.580 and basically simply just merge Israeli and American intelligence

02:10:59.000 and eventually the entire military-industrial complex,

02:11:01.400 which they're seeking to do now.

02:11:03.800 So then you don't have that as a warrior.

02:11:05.480 But I'm saying for now it's a little bit of a window dressing

02:11:09.140 in terms of the critique or criticism here, right? 0.63

02:11:12.180 The narrative that Israel's interest always aligns with the U.S. interest

02:11:14.360 is not true, Van said. Let's play this.

02:11:17.380 Do you believe that Israel has an outsized influence in the U.S.?

02:11:20.000 Well, I certainly think that Israel, like a lot of other countries,

02:11:22.340 tries to influence American politics.

02:11:24.040 I sort of take that as a given.

02:11:26.980 And what I think is that American leaders have to be very careful that when we pursue something,

02:11:32.940 we're doing it for America's best interest and not for any other country's best interest.

02:11:37.240 And if you go back, let's say, to World War II.

02:11:39.480 Wow, what a revolutionary idea.

02:11:42.240 There were these extraordinarily strong disagreements between General Eisenhower and General Montgomery

02:11:48.040 about military strategy.

02:11:50.540 Those disagreements are a natural part of having a partner.

02:11:54.040 And I do think that sometimes the opinion that I disagree with is, on the one hand, people will say that America's interests are always aligned with Israel's interests.

02:12:04.440 It's just not true.

02:12:06.020 And I see this every day in the conversations that we have in the back and forth.

02:12:09.520 Damage control here.

02:12:10.540 The president has been very clear.

02:12:12.080 He's got some disagreements with Bibi Netanyahu about how precisely to bring the Iran war to a close.

02:12:17.320 And then I think there are some people who will say that Israel's interests are never aligned with America's, and I think that's also not true.

02:12:22.620 I think the reality is they're a good partner in the same way that the United Kingdom or France are good partners.

02:12:28.700 That doesn't mean that we're always going to have aligned interests.

02:12:32.360 See how sensible he is?

02:12:35.080 He's obviously a very clever order, right?

02:12:38.700 He knows what to say, how to say it, and trying to balance this picture.

02:12:44.840 I mean, the reaction here should just be literally like, no, they're insane. 0.78

02:12:49.620 insane. They've undermined American 0.82

02:12:51.720 interest for decades.

02:12:53.440 Look at all the money. Look at all the wars.

02:12:55.620 Look at the neoconservatives, whatever.

02:12:57.700 The problem here, of course, is when you don't separate 0.98

02:12:59.940 the Israeli

02:13:03.720 lobby with overall organized

02:13:05.860 international Jewry. 0.70

02:13:08.100 If you try 1.00

02:13:09.940 to separate those two

02:13:11.660 and don't recognize that it's the same kind of thing,

02:13:14.900 then you're going to be in

02:13:15.840 trouble, right? Because now it's just,

02:13:17.440 oh, well, that is just about Israel or Israeli policy or something. 0.76

02:13:20.820 But then you, of course, have American citizens who are Jews 0.53

02:13:23.140 who are actually seeking to advance Israeli interest first, 0.60

02:13:26.440 inside of the country, with a huge, powerful lobby,

02:13:29.380 and AIPAC, and J Street, and all these groups and organizations,

02:13:32.220 and the major Jewish organizations of presidents,

02:13:34.620 and, you know, the ADLs, and the HIASs.

02:13:39.500 It has to be seen as one thing,

02:13:43.400 which collectively is undermining,

02:13:47.440 American interest, and a Vance will never go there, and he will never say that.

02:13:52.000 But I'm just noting that it's interesting that they normally are now kind of recognizing

02:13:57.360 that, like, yeah, this is kind of a problem, and it's like, I think on some level,

02:14:04.120 they finally could be window dressing, so we'll see, it's a little bit early to tell,

02:14:09.540 but they finally understood, like, you will go down with this ship. 0.51

02:14:15.080 So they're, like, trying to dislodge at least surface level with, like, Netanyahu or something.

02:14:24.660 That doesn't mean that, like, the support for Israel won't be there once there's another PM in there or something.

02:14:29.460 You know what I mean?

02:14:29.820 But anyway, it doesn't mean they're still freaking out.

02:14:31.840 Mark Levin flips out over J.D. Vance.

02:14:34.300 Why would he pick a fight with Israel? 0.74

02:14:36.880 So why would we pick a fight with Israel?

02:14:40.540 What is going on? 0.98

02:14:41.920 They out of control?

02:14:43.820 Is the Prime Minister an issue?

02:14:47.240 Well, they weren't out of control, and he wasn't an issue last June

02:14:50.380 when they cleared the field for 12 days in Iran.

02:14:55.900 And they weren't out of control, and the Prime Minister wasn't a problem

02:15:00.420 when we decided to go to war on February 28th.

02:15:04.040 As I recall, our great Secretary of War and our great head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,

02:15:10.640 Hegsets and Kane, they had daily press conferences

02:15:14.080 talking about the great achievements of our military side by side.

02:15:19.540 In fact, talking about like they've never done this before.

02:15:22.960 We've never seen anything like this before.

02:15:26.040 Yeah, let me play it.

02:15:27.360 Let's see if we have that come through.

02:15:28.800 I'll play it again.

02:15:30.020 Let me see.

02:15:31.320 Where are we here?

02:15:32.240 We'll keep listening.

02:15:33.800 Oh, gosh.

02:15:34.400 Okay, I'll find it.

02:15:35.020 Hang on, hang on.

02:15:37.760 Now. 1.00

02:15:39.640 Three months later, Netanyahu is a crazy F. 0.99

02:15:46.600 He can't be restrained. 0.99

02:15:49.060 Yes.

02:15:50.700 Because Hezbollah is firing missiles and flying drones into their country. 0.81

02:15:57.120 For no reason.

02:15:58.780 On a daily basis under what's called a ceasefire.

02:16:03.420 And they're literally having to move their population, depopulate northern Israel. 0.70

02:16:08.760 Now, that's like depopulating northern New Jersey. 0.75

02:16:13.420 I don't care.

02:16:15.820 All right, so we got, what do we got here? 1.00

02:16:17.700 I'll play your soup shot that came in there. 0.53

02:16:19.980 But here's to reiterate the point again, in case you guys didn't catch the news yet. 0.93

02:16:24.740 England in the 1200s threw out all its Jews. 0.68

02:16:27.400 France in the 1300s threw out all its Jews.

02:16:29.880 Spain in the 1400s threw out all its Jews. 0.75

02:16:32.160 Central Europe, Eastern Europe, and Russia throughout the rest of the millennium, throughout its Jews, engaged in pogroms and, of course, the Holocaust.

02:16:43.540 All of those anti-Jewish actions took place before the state of Israel even existed.

02:16:49.800 So don't tell me this is all about Israel.

02:16:52.700 Right. 0.98

02:16:53.120 Because it happened before Israel. 0.89

02:16:55.060 Correct. 1.00

02:16:55.960 Great point.

02:16:56.420 It's a continuation.

02:16:57.140 Great point.

02:16:57.800 He's making the point for us, ladies and gentlemen.

02:17:00.240 Anti-Jewish sentiment.

02:17:00.800 these people protesting at that synagogue in new york if they could they would throw out all the 0.95

02:17:05.320 jews from new york city oh fantastic point yeah good history lesson to keep in mind 0.99

02:17:09.420 do you do you know what you're saying here do you know what exactly it's not about israel

02:17:16.580 that's the thing it's not an israeli but it's that's just a the latest vert this is like a

02:17:23.980 french opening a new storefront and then that for some reason the same people working in the 0.97

02:17:28.460 storefront is the same problem that they were before they had the storefront let's get a dumb

02:17:33.100 analogy but you know what i mean like exactly right okay let's play this one here again

02:17:37.920 drof work sent dollar dan shuften specifically said that malmo is his revenge on sweden

02:17:44.880 that it's become unlivable and that they deserve it and that sweden and ireland are their jews

02:17:50.620 yeah they're jews enemies anti-whiteism correct yeah exactly yeah we played him many many times 0.68

02:17:56.640 How is Malmö his revenge exactly? 0.95

02:17:58.420 What did you do?

02:17:59.340 How did you do that then?

02:18:01.020 Can we get someone, you know, inquiring minds want to know how exactly an Israeli,

02:18:07.040 what was it again?

02:18:08.940 He was at the University of Tel Aviv or something.

02:18:12.660 It was, I mean, military IDF intelligence.

02:18:15.440 There's background on that guy.

02:18:16.840 I don't know.

02:18:17.080 It was something like that.

02:18:18.960 But, I mean, I'm not saying it was his personally his revenge, 0.65

02:18:23.340 but it was like Israel's or the organized Jewish community's revenge on Malmö.

02:18:29.040 In other words, to diversifying our nations and our lands 0.66

02:18:31.560 is at the hands of many of these people, 0.96

02:18:34.540 including the wars that they start. 0.60

02:18:36.240 And again, that goes back to, that's why it's not just about Israel.

02:18:38.880 It's like neocons, war on terror, millions of people displaced.

02:18:42.420 We've been over and over this, but this is our job to reiterate these points.

02:18:46.240 There's a concurrent theme here.

02:18:47.740 Keeps happening, right?

02:18:49.800 All right, anyway, good stuff.

02:18:52.220 So anyway, there's a little bit of a kind of an official tiffy here opening up, right?

02:18:57.420 This comes in the wake of them talking about, what was it?

02:19:01.820 Trump had said Netanyahu to stop it or shut up or quiet your mouth.

02:19:08.000 What was it again?

02:19:09.180 It was a few days ago.

02:19:13.600 I don't know.

02:19:14.220 It was something like that.

02:19:15.240 It was like a phone call. 0.98

02:19:22.220 What the hell? Yeah, what the fuck are you doing, right? 1.00

02:19:25.420 What's that? It was? This is like two weeks ago. 0.99

02:19:28.140 I don't think we covered it at the time.

02:19:30.760 Let me play this here.

02:19:33.160 Play this.

02:19:34.520 You guys remember.

02:19:36.640 What I'm saying is this is not...

02:19:39.000 I mean, it matters, but it's like kind of...

02:19:42.320 Since the problem is so much deeper, it's like this, you know,

02:19:45.260 you see kind of a normie political that don't really kind of go much deeper. 1.00

02:19:50.160 It's like, holy shit, it's like Trump. 0.99

02:19:53.460 This happened a few years ago, same thing, 0.99

02:19:55.260 and then they're just back together again.

02:19:57.560 Same thing after the 2020 election

02:19:59.420 when Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated Joe Biden,

02:20:03.380 and Trump saw that as a betrayal or whatever.

02:20:07.960 And then they're just back to being lovers again later. 1.00

02:20:10.740 It's a gay menage a trawl, right? 1.00

02:20:16.580 Menage a, what is it called again? 0.99

02:20:17.660 menasha trial something like that it's it's some gay thing it's some gay sexual thing 0.96

02:20:24.180 we don't have to get it right trump has reportedly lashed out that israel's prime minister 0.79

02:20:28.960 in an explosive expletive laden phone call today tehran and washington issued conflicting statements

02:20:36.400 as to the status of talks with iranian state tv declaring negotiations have stalled a lineup to

02:20:44.860 flee from southern beirut as israel staged its next move and again this is just rolled on now

02:20:53.520 for months and months and months negotiation oil prices insider trading war is off war is on it's

02:20:59.880 back on israel violates the terms observed is iran is upset like it and it's just like a circus that

02:21:05.560 doesn't stop right and who's the twa yeah twas i said menage a trois that's right thank you uh

02:21:12.820 Giordano Bruno, is that Bruno?

02:21:14.940 Giordano Bruno in chat.

02:21:16.160 Thank you.

02:21:16.660 Appreciate it.

02:21:17.140 Twa.

02:21:18.100 Twa.

02:21:18.740 I'm sorry, menage a twa.

02:21:20.320 Okay, here we go.

02:21:20.840 Ordering strikes against the Lebanese capital, where a shaky ceasefire between his country

02:21:26.280 and Iranian-backed group Hezbollah has moved to the point of collapse, taking down with

02:21:31.680 it negotiations between Washington and Tehran.

02:21:34.980 But where's the words of...

02:21:36.620 Here we go.

02:21:37.180 But the US president poured cold water on concerns, declaring peace talks were continuing at a rapid pace.

02:21:44.960 I had a very productive call with Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu of Israel and there will be no troops going to Beirut and any troops that are on their way have already been turned back.

02:21:54.680 But behind closed doors reports that phone call was explosive. 0.97

02:21:59.480 The US president fuming at Netanyahu over the Israeli leader's threats to Lebanon, calling him f***ing crazy.

02:22:07.180 donald trump has insisted there's no pressure to reach a deal with iran quickly

02:22:11.980 and 95 days into this war which america started diplomacy for now is at a standstill at the

02:22:19.420 white house lauren tamazi nine okay so yeah i'm saying that's two weeks ago and now we're back

02:22:25.020 again right while in the in the background this is going on this has been happening which is which

02:22:32.940 which is insane.

02:22:35.580 Thessy's Labyrinth sent $1 and says,

02:22:38.260 does Henrik remember frame games?

02:22:39.740 Oh yeah, it's from the 70s.

02:22:41.020 If so, does Henrik believe in light of what we know

02:22:44.260 about the fetid streamer,

02:22:46.060 that it was likely a Mossad agent,

02:22:47.220 does Henrik feel betrayed?

02:22:48.480 Well, so I didn't interview him, first of all.

02:22:49.900 It was actually Patrick Casey who was co-hosting at the time,

02:22:52.500 but I've actually talked about it many, many times,

02:22:54.200 and I've talked about what an utterly disgusting, 0.99

02:22:58.940 cowardly liar that frame game aka Mike Benz is for rebranding right he's Jewish he was at the time 0.98

02:23:11.820 as under the name frame game until he was like he was doxed by someone forget the backstory he was 0.89

02:23:16.580 doxed it was found out oh this Mike Benz is doing the frame game thing and he's talking he was on

02:23:20.660 our show again talking not with me personally but he was talking about Patrick Casey and then we

02:23:25.100 talk about jewish influence and you know like he knew all these things and then he rebrands and he

02:23:30.200 does this like nato is the you know really behind censorship and he started in 14 and here's the

02:23:36.000 industrial censorship complex and there's some things kind of nominally inside of that that's

02:23:40.220 kind of true and interesting it's not that but like totally avoiding the whole issue over

02:23:46.100 adl or splc as being like prime drivers of censorship and all that stuff so anyway i've

02:23:52.840 actually commented on a number of times so anyway but uh yeah thanks for the thanks for the comment 0.99

02:23:56.840 on that um so it's not about feeling betrayed it's just basically about him being a fucking 0.77

02:24:01.420 yeah you're right infiltrator literally try to get in and steer and like i'm on your side 0.89

02:24:06.960 and then just like going off on a tangent at the time i think frame game that wasn't known that he

02:24:10.820 was um mike benz i think at the time and he was like just i forget how old he is he wasn't that

02:24:18.840 old i think at the time when he was doing it but anyway what the motivations were i don't know i

02:24:24.520 mean it wasn't something like i i pre-approved it was like patrick i think came to me and was like

02:24:28.360 hey this one guy frame game he's talking about like interesting things it's kind of alt-right

02:24:32.700 adjacent but he's talking about like jewish identity so i was like sure fine do it that's

02:24:37.000 okay that's cool uh anyway so now about feeling betrayed just about how they operate so yeah

02:24:42.520 you're probably right he was probably some like agent or something because he obfuscates all the

02:24:47.600 time now more so than he'd back then so he knew these things and now he's just backtracking

02:24:51.280 ignoring it pretending it's not happening anyway where were we back to the main point here the

02:24:55.360 ndaa in the first step towards shifting aid further in the shadows the houses 2027 ndaa

02:25:02.780 the national defense authorization act would all but fuse the two countries america and israel's

02:25:11.720 armed forces together and it breaks this down in this responsible statecraft piece here

02:25:16.740 about what it would entail

02:25:21.060 in terms of the technology cooperation initiative.

02:25:24.440 And they're going to...

02:25:25.460 I mean, it's just, wow.

02:25:27.720 You know what I mean?

02:25:28.040 Like, you look at this, and it's like,

02:25:29.120 oh, okay, so that's why Netanyahu and Randy Fine

02:25:32.520 was talking about, like,

02:25:33.440 yeah, we should totally decouple from American aid,

02:25:35.820 and we shouldn't be dependent on them anymore.

02:25:37.220 Yeah, so let's just join the militaries.

02:25:40.500 And so, voila, so now it's not aid anymore, see?

02:25:43.260 like i i knew it was something like that but first it was like oh they actually want to stand on their

02:25:49.000 own because they have like i don't know some ai super weapon or something and they realize oh

02:25:52.280 actually they don't not that i know one anyway does anyone know it was just it was just more

02:25:59.020 meddling that was the the answer to all of this unbelievable all right all right

02:26:06.120 yeah yeah uh he was transparent that he was used yeah no i know that but he said he was an ally

02:26:13.760 Yeah, well, it's the same with the,

02:26:15.900 I think there's a number of those

02:26:16.980 that have showed up over the years, isn't it?

02:26:18.900 I can't recall any names now, but like,

02:26:22.520 hey, I'm on your side or something.

02:26:24.960 It's like, yeah, give it a couple of years.

02:26:28.040 We'll see what happens.

02:26:29.060 Give it a couple of months.

02:26:31.700 Give it a week.

02:26:33.620 And they'll fall apart.

02:26:35.380 So no, you can't do it.

02:26:37.280 Okay. 0.99

02:26:38.520 Anyway, I'm not sure if that was some gacha thing or something,

02:26:41.000 but no, I've talked about it many times. 0.56

02:26:42.340 and, in fact, totally gone after him.

02:26:44.440 He did some interesting thing on, like, Albania

02:26:47.700 and, like, what's the name of it, like, Dua Lipa or something, Mike Pence,

02:26:52.780 which is kind of interesting in the context of, like,

02:26:56.020 you know, changing the dynamics of Albania

02:26:58.660 in order to, I think, produce the situation with Kushner

02:27:01.500 and Ivanka Trump and the island and all that stuff.

02:27:03.960 We covered that.

02:27:04.920 It's possible. I don't know.

02:27:06.980 Oh, the latest thing I saw was that the EU,

02:27:09.260 let me see if I can find that,

02:27:10.200 But the EU pressures Albania to end Kushner deal.

02:27:17.180 Was that what it was?

02:27:17.760 Something like that?

02:27:21.160 Yeah, Politico had a piece.

02:27:22.880 I saw it.

02:27:23.940 What does that mean?

02:27:24.800 Are the EUs good now?

02:27:25.840 I don't know.

02:27:26.520 Probably not.

02:27:27.380 Let me open up RCAV for it here. 0.96

02:27:30.220 But the Albania thing has been...

02:27:31.460 I mean, they go to any nation,

02:27:34.200 specifically obviously in the Eastern Bloc, 0.72

02:27:35.560 their Eastern-Southern Europe to meddle in their affairs

02:27:40.660 in the same way that they meddled in Western Europeans' affairs

02:27:45.140 when that was advantageous before they expanded NATO.

02:27:47.740 That's why they meddled in Norway's affairs and then Sweden's

02:27:50.160 with the killing of Olof Palmen,

02:27:52.660 opening up Sweden to the international market and all that stuff, right?

02:27:57.960 That was meddling.

02:27:59.000 But now they have them under control.

02:28:01.280 So what you're seeing in some of these countries is basically that,

02:28:03.540 but in the modern era.

02:28:04.740 And it plays out differently because it's, you know, different time now, but the objective is the same.

02:28:10.080 European lawmakers urge Albania to halt construction on Kushner-linked project.

02:28:15.660 And, of course, the Rama guy, Edi Rama, was just like, nah, it's going to go ahead anyway because I got money or something.

02:28:23.120 Lawmakers adopted a resolution calling for an immediate moratorium on new permits and construction in the country's protected areas, which, of course, is good.

02:28:31.460 But that doesn't mean, of course, the whole EU is behind this or even in favor of stopping it.

02:28:36.380 But I'm saying at least, at least, base minimum level, there are at least some European lawmakers that are willing to step in to try to fix the situation.

02:28:44.780 But the latest thing I saw was that Rama, the prime minister of Albania, was just like, nah, it's a done deal. It's going to happen anyway.

02:28:51.540 But anyway, you've got to save the flamingos.

02:28:53.460 and of course I'm 100%

02:28:55.260 I don't care what the reason is really

02:28:56.960 but yes, I'd rather have 1.00

02:28:59.240 flamingos than another Epstein 0.64

02:29:01.320 island. I don't know who wouldn't 0.74

02:29:02.980 or whatever they're going to do on the island.

02:29:06.440 Alright, anyway. 1.00

02:29:08.620 This shit's 1.00

02:29:09.220 popping off here. Crazy stuff 1.00

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02:36:06.240 She don't smother me 0.74

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Red Ice TV - June 19, 2026

Fragile France, Broken Britain & Embolden EU - Flashback Friday Ep359

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