Sued For $5 Million Over Israel Posts With Elijah Schaffer
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 34 minutes
Words per Minute
186.46858
Hate Speech Sentences
111
Summary
Glenn Beck is being sued for $5 million by a woman named Alexis Wilkins for calling him an anti-Semite. Glenn explains why he's suing and why he thinks it's funny. He also talks about how he got his start in the media as a reporter for Glenn Beck's Blaze TV.
Transcript
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The FBI's been honey-fied by net and you-know-who.
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And I believe right now I'm getting, as they call it, a curry-o'd, like K-o'd, but by an Indian.
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And I don't mean to laugh because this is legit serious, okay?
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I'm surprised it's not $6 million in this defamation lawsuit.
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I always have to look to read her name because she just doesn't stand out in my mind.
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Of course, she's the girlfriend of the cross-eyed Indian FBI director, Kash Patel.
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And so this is all over a retweet implying that she was an Israeli honeypot agent.
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But a little backstory for people who don't know you.
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Now, you came onto the scene with your work through Glenn Beck's Blaze Media.
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I was surprised you weren't at Charlottesville.
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But you didn't sue anyone who called you Jewish, did you?
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I don't think there's a single accusation that I haven't been accused of that's had no.
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I don't care whether it's to sexual accusations, pedophile accusations, Jewish accusations, Russian agent accusations.
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Like, if you ask, like, given people, Amy Dangerfield, I've been working with her from the Patrick Pet David network.
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She was like, oh, one of my coworkers was like, you're going to go work with Elijah.
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I'm like, it's like, oh, she just heard something on the internet.
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And I go, well, if you are a Zionist, I am creepy to you because I'm trying to remove you from power.
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But also, I kind of think it's fun because if everyone – if they have to lie about me, they can say what they want about me.
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And they've done a pretty successful job murdering my public image and making people think I'm a bad guy.
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So, like, it's kind of like I feel like I'm winning when all they do is attack my character, my reputation.
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It's a very feminine – a very feminine way that we – the media is very feminine.
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So it's not like – you don't just, like, fight with a machete.
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You're actually – it's about how do we make people not like you?
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This lawsuit is about how do we paint Elijah to be an anti-Semite.
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And obviously I'm laughing before because I feel like I'm pretty moderate in general.
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And I guess this is the time where with Charlie Kirk getting murdered, I think we were all very surprised at that,
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although we all kind of know what was going on there, even if you're a moderate but you decide, like he did,
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Alexis Wilkins, she's a 27-year-old country music singer, podcast host, writer, political commentator, bleep, bleep, bleep.
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She's dating this 45-year-old, you know, cross-eyed Indian.
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I remember people laughing about it early on, like what is going on here?
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So she's suing you because you posted basically a picture of her.
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Now, I saw in the legal document, it says Schaefer had perpetuated a malicious lie about Alexis Wilkins,
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falsely claiming that she, an American-born country singer,
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as an agent of a foreign government assigned to manipulate and compromise the director of the FBI.
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You didn't even say anything, but you're getting sued.
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Yeah, so I'm going to actually bring up – do you guys have a copy of the lawsuit?
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Yeah, I can get that to you guys, you know, at very easy.
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I'm going to tell my guy to get you guys a copy of the lawsuit because it's hilarious.
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Let me make sure that he knows that to send to you guys.
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But the point is that the lawsuit starts out with something really – I want to read it to where it starts out with.
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And it's very important, the first paragraph, because it says,
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Defendant Elijah D. Schaefer has perpetuated a malicious lie about Alexis Wilkins.
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So obviously if I perpetuate it, what did I say?
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Well, they claim here in the document that she's an American-born country singer and that I claim she is an agent of a foreign government assigned to manipulate and compromise the director of the FBI.
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Now, not only is that a pretty audacious claim, but it's also not illegal to really claim that about public figures.
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And I want to say this because people have said that.
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I mean if you want to say I'm an agent of the FBI or of the CIA, I mean you have the right to kind of question that, right?
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It's really hard for me to disprove that I don't work for the FBI, right?
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She says – she also said this, that I am an internet personality and I make my living as a podcaster and political commentator.
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You can tell it's a very personal vindictive lawsuit.
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That I make my money, it says here, off of profiting and churning controversy and outrage.
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I'm using this fabricated narrative as a self-enriching.
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So I wrote post this to enrich my – to profit, like as if I made like a million dollars on this lie that they claimed that I made and has published it to a sizable audience, painting a target.
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Making sure that – put a target on Ms. Wilkins for no reason other than her association with FBI Director Kash Patel.
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So they've made a claim that I said very malicious things.
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They gave a reason that they want damages because I've collected a lot of money from this, they claim.
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But then they kind of slipped it up there, and they're saying that I'm really just making fun of her per se because I want to damage his reputation.
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He's the director of the board of his foundation.
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And as it would seem, it looks like Kash Patel was the first one to have a problem with me and that his lawyer suggested the lawsuit as he commented under one of my posts that they think they were going to try to find a way to sue me.
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It looks like they might have implanted the idea in her head.
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Now, that's an interesting thing because if we have that level of scrutiny, this is a slap violation.
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Now, if they don't, still, he publicly acknowledged, he's aware of these posts that we made.
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He said, you know, please stop posting these malicious things about my girlfriend, my lovey-wubby-woo-boo-boo.
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And, you know, having an FBI director post something like that is both unbecoming of the office and slightly ridiculous because it's not his wife.
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So he also doesn't have client attorney confidentiality because this isn't his case.
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So now he's opened himself up not just to discovery, which would require us to get to depositions and to the jury trial they're requesting.
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No, but we have the right before we go into this to request to find out if he's aware of what's going on and knows it.
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And we can now obtain communications to see what has been spoken about before we even get into discovery.
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So they've now compromised the security of the FBI director.
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Alexis has compromised her boyfriend's image and embarrassed him so much so that he wouldn't even take questions at his press conference yesterday because he was so embarrassed.
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And now she's subtweeting me on X, writing – if you can go to her last – she, like, posts you on X, like, you know, you didn't even get the little details right.
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She needs to – somebody needs to tell her to log off and just, like, you know – it reminds me of when the left – you remember when the left was mad at Trump for making that, like, that meme of himself in the wrestling match?
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Like, taking people down and slamming them and was like, yeah, go down here.
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If you're getting the little details wrong, you're probably getting the big details wrong.
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So this guy, Hack, writes, what did you mean by this?
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She's wearing a USS Liberty jacket with an Israeli flag, and she actually corrects it and goes, this is an AI photo, needless to say, because of the shirt misspelling, hopefully, attached to the original.
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Like, we don't have time for this kind of, like, boomer stuff here.
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This is supposed to be, like – I would imagine her lawyer wrote this or something now, like, whatever.
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She's compromised the highest executive office of law enforcement in our country over her feelings being hurt based upon something I never said, which is the equivalent of your wife divorcing you because you cheated on her in her dreams.
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But like you said, though, this is – I mean, this is a proxy lawsuit.
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I mean, that was Patel's priority, right, when he first came?
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Also, we see so many GOP leaders are speaking out against, you know, rising anti-Semitism on the right, people that are critical of Israel, questioning the Israel-first agenda.
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So, obviously, this is about targeting some of those voices, including you, and they're just using this as an excuse.
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I know Sam Parker was also named a friend of ours.
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And also, who was the other – who was the other one?
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Yeah, and by the way, Kyle Serafin has been a friend of this – of them.
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They've actually done stuff and worked together, so they're assuming a friend, which is crazy.
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And also, I was paid by the Republican Party to lobby for Kash Patel.
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I actually was a part of his – helping him get through his Senate hearing.
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So, you know, I was – and I've been open about that.
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I'm a lobbyist with the Republican agenda, and, you know, it's pretty normal to do that as a Republican.
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And I do get paid sometimes to help them to, you know, push their agenda with what would be considered more the populist right.
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But unlike people who do stuff like that, that don't tell the public, I do.
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You know, I'm not like, you know, secretly, you know, pushing some weird stuff.
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It's just like, oh, hey, you know, can we – can you help with the Senate hearing?
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Can you, you know, dedicate – I'm like, you know, it costs me time, right?
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So if they're like, hey, this week cash is in the Senate.
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So meaning I genuinely, out of the goodness of my heart, tried to get cash put through so that Trump's agenda could be put through because I voted for Trump.
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And now I'm kind of like, hmm, I don't know if I really support whatever agenda Trump is pushing now.
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You know, and I don't know if I really support these appointments.
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He's lobbying Lauren Boebert in congressional offices to not try to bring transparency to the Epstein files.
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He's avoiding the confrontation about the pipe bomber being an intelligence asset.
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He hasn't put anyone – fired anyone for January 6th show trials against the American people in prosecution.
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And then he hasn't fired anyone for designating moms, moms for liberty, you know, in the LGBTQ cases.
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He hasn't fired any of these FBI agents that, you know, intimidate and threaten these people, let alone the ones that intimidate and threaten me.
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And I have this, by the way, people, so you know.
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So, you know, if – like my show, you know, Red Ice is going to always be fighting an uphill battle for an audience, right?
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Because it's like, you know, we're censored everywhere, everything.
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We're stuck mostly, you know, promoting ourselves on Rumble and things, which obviously don't have the biggest audiences integrated.
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Like we love – everyone who's in this room, you are loved.
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From Snaff Utah, Nice Guys, Gaelic Nord, Ocean88, James Abruzzi, Harry Hurst, Hate Commander.
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I just want to name some of the people, you know what I mean?
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You're not going to get that on a show with, you know, where it's the mainstream media.
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And because of that, they thought that they could pick on me because it's like, well, Elijah's not, you know, Tucker Carlson.
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Like Breland Hollyhand or Officer Talmud Tatum or these people are sort of being rejected.
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They don't realize that the right wing has changed.
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This is a new phrase I'm really trying to push.
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Just like James Lindsay pushed the woke right stuff.
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I'm trying to push this post-partisan era, okay?
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Because they're trying to say it's the horseshoe, right?
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So it's like you got this horseshoe, you know, over your head.
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She was like, you get the far right and the far left.
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So what it really is is that people who are not the establishment up here, which is gay because you see what I'm saying?
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It's got the two – the swords are poking each other.
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This is the top where the establishment meets the establishment.
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And there's like some sword crossing happening.
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They don't understand that we are unable to afford housing.
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Now, you and I, your husband and, you know, your life, we've made the cutoff to where we could just make enough money to where we are able to start families.
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But kids that are 20, 21, it's kind of an impossible battle here.
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You've cut off man's ability to spread his seed.
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Besides the brainwashing of, you know, them not wanting it, those that do want it can't get it.
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And those that don't have skin in the game, that don't have any reason to protect the game, will let the game burn.
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And so, you know, in retrospect, post-partisanship is we're no longer fighting about whether I want communism or a capitalist economy.
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Because it's like the argument would be like, okay, do you want your house to be privately owned or do you want all property to be publicly owned?
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We're not talking about does the government provide the food or does the, you know, private businesses provide the food?
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You know, like that's kind of where people are at.
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So you're at a sustenance era so that I noticed what was crazy about this lawsuit.
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I have universal support across the left and the right.
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But it's like it was the left wing that broke the story to support us.
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We the left wing is the one who like even look at look look at like MSNBC was kind of getting our back.
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And obviously their motives are to embarrass Trump.
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So Trump might be supportive of this stuff, though.
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He's like it's not like he's going to come out and defend you like he's against all the, you know, no, anti, you know, Israel first movement.
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I know defamation lawsuits are already really hard to win unless you're Jewish, but she isn't.
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So how do you think that's going to go down a jury of your peers?
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Aren't most people going to be like, this is ridiculous and crazy.
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No, no, they filed in Palm Beach federal court, which was alarming because the fact that they also filed this in a federal court instead of a state court means that they probably already have judges on their side.
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Because obviously they're that's why we have a lot of we want we're going to ask the courts to deescalate the charges down to state because we don't want to be working in a federal system.
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When we're talking about the girlfriend of a federal law, like these judges are part judiciary, but they're part of the executive, you know, legislature.
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And also the reason why they included all of the evidence about my my statements against Israel.
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And I want to read something from from the lawsuit that I think is so bizarre.
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I don't even know how to explain this because I mentioned earlier they said all these things about, you know, about her and about how I said all these things.
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But it's crazy because in Section 11, it says here that Hen Mazig published a lengthy, detailed post about the prominent role female Mossad agents have played in Israel's sophisticated intelligence efforts against Iran, including seducing top officials.
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And some of them reportedly seduced high ranking officials.
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So they claim that some guy posted a post about Mossad, but it doesn't mention her at all, by the way.
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So it doesn't mention her in the post and it doesn't even have a white person like named Wilkins, you know, posted.
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And then it says if you go down to page, if you have a page for this is the only evidence that they have for for what their claim.
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So remember all those claims that they made that I said she's Mossad, that she manipulates him, that she controls him.
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It says in a responsive comment or quote post, this is just a retweet, published the same day, September 14th, 2025, defendant posted without caption, without caption, a photograph of Miss Wilkins arm in arm with Kash Patel, which she originally shared on her Instagram.
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So it's not even that like I found a private photo to embarrass them.
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Look at this sentence here where she glazes herself in the photo.
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Miss Wilkins and Patel are dressed up for a formal event.
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And Miss Wilkins is wearing a fitted red halter neck cocktail dress.
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Like this is this is this is this is a proxy slap suit.
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Now, this is where they have to defend what their claim.
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So their claim is that I said she's Mossad and manipulates.
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So so so how does that evidence they have to explain in section 14 how the evidence of that photo supports their claim?
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Well, the defendant may not have included any caption to spell out the meaning of his post.
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But they said I don't have to say what I mean anymore.
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And by the way, I'm reading this because I want people to realize when I'm when I'm talking about how ridiculous this lawsuit is.
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You know, they want to take all your money in the process of fighting.
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This a quarter million dollars to fight this lawsuit.
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I have to take I have to take I have to take money.
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I don't have because people know that blacks just stole my car from in front of my house.
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And then jeets gapped my insurance because they said that my wife didn't update.
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I not pay my insurance two weeks before my car was stolen.
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They can't they canceled it without informing me, by the way.
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And they said that my wife didn't update her ID, which, by the way, we can't update her ID.
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And we told them we couldn't originally because her purse with her federal ID was stolen out of our car in Texas by a black person.
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We were at the dog park and stole her purse out of the car and ran away with it.
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And so we are waiting for the federal government to give her a new ID, which takes years because, of course, the people running that department are also black and not that black has anything to do.
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The government's slow because it's a lot of black people working together.
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And they typically run on a I don't know what time scale that is, but, you know, it's it's its own schedule.
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And obviously it's white supremacy to be on time.
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I'm saying I'm not saying that negatively because they are watching everything I do right now.
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There's nothing better in life than not being able to rely on on on on the people that are could put you in jail for missing a single penny on your taxes.
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That could put you in that can sue you for five million dollars.
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There's nothing better than knowing that the people that handle the government are people that can't even show up to work on time.
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It really gives you a lot of trust in the government.
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I have a guy named Cash Yap, which is actually black people's favorite finance app in charge of the government enforcement.
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This is just all really like and this is the problem, too.
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He cannot believe he scored this chick and he's like, I'm going to do whatever I can to keep this because he's never gotten a babe like this in his life.
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Well, now he's in a position of power, you know, so chicks, you know, they respond to that.
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And so now that the women come crawling, right?
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But the scary thing is, I mean, where is this heading?
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Obviously, massive right wing cancel culture over criticizing Israel or anything that involves a Jewish person.
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Yeah, so I think what it comes down to is it's it's it's crazy because we're going to see if I can find this one mention here.
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A few sentences down where it says it starts with defendant.
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It says defend defendants wordless reply mid scroll up a little bit on your end in the middle of the paragraph says the right side.
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You'll see it right there says defendants wordless reply.
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Defendants wordless reply to somebody else's post about female Mossad agents who seduced high ranking enemy officials juxtaposing a carefully chosen photograph carefully chosen.
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Like, I don't even that was just like I probably just ripped it off the comments of that post.
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A sleeveless red dress embracing the director of the FBI.
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So you cannot believe anything else other than the fact that it's accusing Miss Wilkins of being a Mossad agent for Israel who has seduced Director Patel to compromise him.
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This is psychotic female behavior like I've never seen before.
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I don't know if she's smart enough to think this because who's paying for this lawsuit?
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I mean, like you said, it's Kash Patel's law firm.
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Well, she's mad because now everybody thinks she's a joke.
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And I think I think that's probably what I'll call her now.
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OK, like, you know, because like I because why?
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Because, you know, because she wears red dresses and we always call those the honeys.
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And, you know, I'm just going to say, like, you know, everyone's calling her that now.
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Everyone in the comments are like, listen, honey, you just overstepped yourself.
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Now she's being called honey, which is not related to honey pot.
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Honey is a term of endearment for a beautiful woman.
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But it's like it's like it's crazy because here it says that.
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And then it's like the insidious and insidious like you're you're.
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I've been called a Russian honey pot that, you know, made Henrik a racist.
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And the thing is, and the thing is, like, if you're going to sue people over it and just make a big deal of it, you see what happens on the Internet.
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Now they're posting all kinds of pictures with them in the honey together.
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We should play that little clip of where she's been talking about how it's been tough on her.
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I don't know if I can take a minute, 27 seconds.
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You know, I think that it's hard when you see anyone you love being attacked for something that you're doing.
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You know, I've encountered it on a smaller scale.
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I've been a public figure for long enough to see, you know, people try to picket my family, try and find people online.
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Hence, you know, it's funny, referring back to the chat GPT investigation that was held on the site you played, you know, that there aren't any interviews with my friends.
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Well, there aren't any interviews with my friends because I don't want the Internet to attack them.
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But, no, he's dedicated to the American people, as he always has been.
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You know, I think that when people get into government, they don't just, you know, snap into something else.
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People have the same mission that they did on the campaign trail and during the time before they were in government, which is really all I can say on that.
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But I think that, you know, ultimately, it's been hard to see me come into the line of fire for something he's already dealing with.
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Mm hmm. Would you like to see additional line of fire?
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You know, if people stop calling me a spy, absolutely.
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She's more concerned about people calling her a spy.
00:33:09.540
So she's saying that she's a private citizen, not a public figure, because basically the point of this is that they have to prove actual malice because she's a public figure.
00:33:17.500
Yeah. Private citizens that just go on one of the top 10 podcasts in the country, like in the largest country in the world.
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It's like, yeah, private citizen who has an IMDb, private citizen who tweets out like she's just really messing herself up with her tweets.
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Like she like tweeted out that she's been like speaking at Turning Point for 10 years.
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Like you have a 10 year career of like Turning Point speaking that the the the organization that represents whatever.
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But listen, I want to tell you something funny.
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Do you know do you know why this attack is happening, though?
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And I and I'll bring this in now, obviously, like I've been accused of like this is what kind of what I meant.
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Like I have I have been like at the same time there was like a year of my life where I was accused of like sexually assaulting women.
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So like like it's like, OK, so I sexually assault women, but I like kids, but I'm gay and I'm really just like like like like it was like, which one is it, Elijah?
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And then like I literally saw I watched this left wing podcast that was like he rapes and assaults women because of his hatred for them.
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It's like, you know, we have fan fiction on my like now there's fan fiction like like like this is getting out of hand.
00:34:41.940
And so and so by the way, a Jew's been behind all of those.
00:34:45.280
I want to clarify the big lawsuit that happened from Sidney Watson and stuff was Kurt Schlittner and his Jewish law firm that if people don't know this, this is the second time I've been sued for anti-Semitism for the same amount of money that I mentioned.
00:34:57.660
Like so what happened back then is like people just just spread unfounded claims about me.
00:35:03.100
And then all of a sudden it's like, you know, there's like people like just the other day an account was like, I'm willing to go on on.
00:35:11.660
I'm willing to go on file and talk about how Elijah Schaefer used to molest my sons, four and six years old for the entire month of two.
00:35:23.160
My lawyers, like, should we go out, like send them a cease and desist?
00:35:25.540
And I was like, dude, I wasn't I never came to America in 2023.
00:35:28.920
I wasn't living in the country like they messed up.
00:35:31.620
They got the wrong like they're like they're just they're just now just arbitrarily saying stuff.
00:35:36.180
And it's like, you know, I wasn't even in the country.
00:35:41.900
Like, you know, so I get I get that's a horrible thing to say about someone, especially because I have young kids myself.
00:35:46.520
Like accusing me of molesting kids is like pretty freaking nasty.
00:35:52.980
And people that say stuff like I've I've decided.
00:35:58.200
Basically, like, I just don't care anymore personally.
00:36:01.020
I'm like, you know, let's just let people say stuff about me.
00:36:04.220
And unless there's like serious damages, like that's what I meant.
00:36:06.380
Like this case is weird because unless like somebody said that, let's say somebody said that comment and then I actually lost a five million dollar contract.
00:36:14.460
Like, like it's like it's like you could see someone's like, hey, somebody said you did this and then we're canceling your contract.
00:36:22.580
But I've also threatened people online to just get them to take things down.
00:36:26.200
I've never actually thought about pulling a real lawsuit.
00:36:28.540
And like people like, oh, you're a hypocrite because you've threatened to sue people.
00:36:33.740
They're literally saying that I committed like sex crimes.
00:36:36.520
Like that's that's a real like actionable defamation.
00:36:40.440
Like, yeah, accusing me of committing felony crimes online is actually actionable.
00:36:48.900
I don't even have a court case for any type of crimes other than I got like a DUI back when I was 21.
00:37:00.160
So, you know, it's like it's like I don't have an extensive record of a short record.
00:37:08.500
Here's why they're doing it, because the whole reason the conservative establishment tried to kick me out was due to if you look up Google, you can look up look up a Zionist movement of America, Elijah Schaefer, Mediate.
00:37:23.460
And when you Google that, you'll find the first the first this is the this is where the beginning of the end happened for me.
00:37:34.480
Let me look it up because I want to read it to you.
00:37:43.840
Or if you just go to me, if you just go to Mediate and you just search my name on the website, it'll come up as well.
00:37:50.560
And I think what's important is if I can bring this up, this was the first time that they really started lying about me.
00:37:58.420
My Internet's just for some reason running arbitrarily slow.
00:38:11.060
Blaze TV star says when women lead, it's a sign of curse on the country.
00:38:26.420
Yeah, there's there's that blamed his dad's defeat.
00:38:36.680
See where it says Blaze TV host claims Zionist movement of America sponsoring CPAC.
00:38:40.780
OK, this was like the beginning of the attacks on me from internally for my company at Blaze TV.
00:38:51.100
Blaze TV host Eliza Schaefer decried foreign influence in U.S. politics while calling out the non-existent Zionist movement of America for sponsoring the annual CPAC.
00:39:01.800
In addition to blaming Israel and other countries for exploiting the greed of Americans, the the non-existent Zionist movement of America.
00:39:12.100
Well, and I found out so I found out this attack.
00:39:14.100
So this is where it started because I this is the first time I openly on air on Blaze questioned Zionist at CPAC.
00:39:22.360
And I found out that the author or the editor at this website, Mediate, which is an anti right wing publication.
00:39:28.340
Her husband was one of my producers and I didn't know that he was married to a Mediate writer and he was leaking and turning the company against me.
00:39:35.640
Well, I didn't know that at the time, but I believe so.
00:39:39.220
Yeah. And also I found out Mark Levin was like trying to get me out.
00:39:42.920
I don't know if you know this, but Ben Shapiro and the God King of Daily Wire were regularly meeting with the executives at my company telling them to fire me.
00:39:49.780
Ben Shapiro accused me, by the way, back then of trying to get his family killed.
00:39:52.900
Everybody knows the famous quote from Ben Shapiro saying, get the vaccine, you dopes.
00:40:03.000
I made that viral because he called me a dope and told me and he's never lived that down, by the way.
00:40:08.080
So, like, I've done things to Ben to kind of get his reputation down.
00:40:11.480
So the Jews have been trying to get me for a long time and and their allies.
00:40:15.860
And Indians are the greatest allies of the Jews.
00:40:17.880
We know that they're the greatest like and natural born conservatives.
00:40:22.040
But, man, have we seen a lot of them just go ethno nationalist on the right this year for their own people?
00:40:26.760
You know, how dare white people look out for their own interests?
00:40:32.860
Shout out to Dinesh for getting my back on this lawsuit publicly.
00:40:36.060
And I do like Dinesh, despite someone needs to take his Twitter away for a little bit.
00:40:40.880
If Dinesh wants to keep any credibility, he needs to stop for like, Dinesh, please stop.
00:40:58.340
One of the guys is very base that helps him run his team.
00:41:00.240
And I know that he's very not happy about this stuff because it's like Dinesh.
00:41:04.080
Let the people, let the base kids keep tweeting for you is my joke.
00:41:07.220
Like, stop us showing, like, keep collecting checks, sorry.
00:41:26.060
I think, I don't think, I don't think, if he has citizenship, I have a very complicated view on this.
00:41:37.080
Well, like, like, okay, so, so this is kind of sidetracking here, but this is why I think they're going after me.
00:41:41.240
Is, you guys have done a really kick-ass job of creating, like, a very professional show, okay?
00:41:50.980
And, you know, like, like, this is, this is more professional than, than, than a lot of the stuff we produce over here.
00:41:56.980
And I got to really give you guys credit for that.
00:41:58.740
But I, I'm genuinely saying, like, I'm, I'm, I've seen your stuff, so I know it's true.
00:42:03.840
But even being on here, the way you guys have operated, the delays, the way that you've been patient and everything, like, just hands down.
00:42:10.760
I just want people to know it is very hard and takes a lot of time and to do this.
00:42:16.540
And then with the way that censorship is coming and has been and probably wanting your audience to grow, dealing with the, the, the discouragement of constantly having to fight censorship and not maybe being where you want to be, which we deal with here too.
00:42:27.640
You know, the, the attitude and the consistency and the way that you, you don't care if you have 50 million or 50 people, right?
00:42:35.020
And that's a very professional approach too, which, which I think is, because remember, you think that Deanna Lash has 50 million people watching her, but it's like 50, right?
00:42:43.160
And then you think that we have very few people, but then it's like, you know, I got 10 million views on my video against the Zionist movement and this, and this thing on, on X.
00:42:51.580
Tell me when the last time Deanna Lash got 10 million views on something.
00:42:57.260
I just want to start by commending you for the excellent show you put together and the way that you package these things.
00:43:02.760
And so this is a good example is I started Rift because when I say I'm moderate, I just am probably the furthest right wing person that somehow still operates.
00:43:14.840
I don't know if that's a fair statement, but I think so.
00:43:16.600
Like, I think like, like of, of people that directly work in the establishment, I work directly with the Republican party.
00:43:22.200
Like I work directly with candidates and campaigns.
00:43:24.780
Like, like I, I, I am a lobbyist for our actual party.
00:43:31.080
I work with, with Republican ideas internationally.
00:43:37.980
I like just sat at a table with Tom Cotton and tried to lobby against H1Bs in subjugation for H2B replacements for temporary, like relief.
00:43:45.880
Like, this is stuff that people don't realize I'm doing behind the scenes.
00:43:51.300
Like, like, I don't understand what people don't understand.
00:43:53.640
Um, it's like, yeah, do you think it's like I made $4,000 in three months on X.
00:44:00.980
I probably made $6 from that post, but the reason why I think they're coming after me.
00:44:04.940
And the reason why I think they've come after you guys a lot is when I've told someone, Hey, um, you know, I'm going to go ahead.
00:44:10.500
And like, if you look at my other channel that they ruined, by the way, I relaunched it too.
00:44:14.680
Uh, we have a live show, uh, Monday, Wednesday, Fridays, um, that you can see under the live tab.
00:44:20.820
Um, but those are, that's our, uh, and you'll see, we have a new show.
00:44:25.260
That's a test of something we're doing, but the other ones are our show, um, that you can watch.
00:44:29.180
But also, um, we have a big rumble channel, which does really well.
00:44:32.800
So that does a lot of views, kind of how we sustain the advertisers through rumble.
00:44:37.900
If you look it up, that we're relaunching, uh, that is, you know, I'm pretty happy.
00:44:42.460
The last video did 30,000 views and we're going to kind of get, get it going again.
00:44:45.220
Uh, that channel got completely ruined by YouTube.
00:44:54.020
And then I lost, I, so I restarted a channel, got a couple hundred thousand subs and then,
00:44:57.680
uh, Blaze TV gave it to Alex Stein's failed show.
00:45:00.400
Uh, or he, some would say he took it from me, but, uh, yeah, but, uh, this is here.
00:45:04.280
And if you go to the videos, if you guys want to watch my report right there, you can see my last video there,
00:45:08.580
uh, which is, uh, we just launched one right now.
00:45:11.160
Um, Elijah Shaver exposes Zionist grip on DC with ASPAC founder.
00:45:16.200
Um, so how long do you think this channel is, is going to last?
00:45:20.360
And also I did want to get your take on, uh, what is, what does America first mean to you?
00:45:26.900
Cause a lot of people are talking about it, meaning different things to different people.
00:45:33.520
So I'm actually telling my guy to update the thumb, um, uh, we'll update title.
00:45:42.880
So, uh, uh, so yeah, America first means to me, um, that you are not only serving this country,
00:45:55.360
but right now you're trying to root out and exterminate.
00:45:59.120
And I mean, hypothetically not through violence, uh, anybody who has interests outside of the
00:46:05.100
And I believe that we are, as I mentioned earlier, in this post-partisan, um, area where it's
00:46:10.600
no longer about, let's say getting Democrats and Republicans into office.
00:46:14.420
America first is about getting control of the primaries.
00:46:18.940
America first is getting control of the primaries because without, without being able to get our,
00:46:23.800
our political system in order, we will find ourselves, um, in a position to where we are
00:46:28.840
not, uh, uh, we are not going to have a country if we have a Democrat and Republicans whose
00:46:41.860
Um, and they control us right now at our primary situation.
00:46:44.980
So if you see my last video, I meant I interviewed the anti-Israel PAC, uh, to fight a PAC to fund
00:46:50.320
candidates, uh, who are fighting people like Randy fine in office here in, in, in, you
00:46:54.800
know, you see that right there off to change the title there a little bit.
00:46:57.120
It's a little bit, my guy's probably just trying to put a title and get something up,
00:47:01.280
Um, I am trying to, to really, really, truly, um, promote, produce and, and integrate, um,
00:47:08.540
individual, uh, uh, individuals who are fighting the regime.
00:47:12.680
So again, it's almost like they say, you can't just be, you can't just be not racist.
00:47:21.020
You have to be about fighting against everybody who's America second.
00:47:33.980
And, and I actually want to answer this because you guys are pagans, right?
00:47:37.960
Yeah, I guess, I guess you could use that word for me.
00:47:44.980
I have a Christian background and then I, I just explored a lot of my pre-Christian heritage
00:47:49.760
and learned that, oh, wow, there's a lot of, uh, synchronicities there, uh, that makes
00:47:54.760
sense and have, you know, bled into Christianity.
00:47:58.180
Um, that's one of the, the mottos we have here though, is folk first.
00:48:01.800
And I noticed that on the right, this is a huge topic, right?
00:48:06.020
Uh, America, like you can't be America first, unless you're a Christian.
00:48:15.520
Um, I think that there's a reason why our founding fathers also separated church and
00:48:20.000
I mean, look, looking, you know, at, at Europe and how all the different Christian branches
00:48:24.880
fought each other and persecuted each other and fighting and killing and warring.
00:48:35.220
Um, but I think that we have to put race before religion.
00:48:39.820
Um, yeah, so, so yeah, so I actually have a really maybe interesting answer.
00:48:44.040
I've really thought long and hard about this question, uh, because, uh, officer Talmud,
00:48:48.880
also known as Talmud Tatum, uh, he, he wrote on a post that I had about how if America ceases
00:48:58.220
And he said, I was crazy that America is about being Christian.
00:49:04.520
I hope this really answers this for a lot of people and you guys might disagree.
00:49:07.240
I'd love to, to, to go down this path here, but there's a big debate on the right, right?
00:49:11.900
Is America America because of white people or is it America because it was been Christian?
00:49:15.820
And I would say it's actually both, um, pretty succinctly, but you could have still built
00:49:21.980
America without Christianity to an extent, not, not founded it.
00:49:26.660
Uh, but you also didn't, not everyone was Christian that founded it or moved on it, but
00:49:31.720
you did need to understand the ideas of Christianity to have a, it was important in informing our
00:49:38.040
That's like our value set was built out of Christian values, but it was built upon philosophy.
00:49:45.080
So, you know, people, people will bring up it's Christian.
00:49:48.040
So those people, you know, you saw, uh, uh, Charlie Kirk argue against one of our contributors
00:49:56.520
If people don't know that, which is really cool.
00:49:58.120
A Rift, uh, AUS instead of Rift TV is when we call it Rift Oz.
00:50:02.020
Um, and I think we're going to maybe do a Rift UK.
00:50:04.180
So we kind of got some big things in the works here.
00:50:09.860
So if you look at the Congo, the Congo is 98% Christian, uh, but it's, it's one of the
00:50:18.100
It's got, it's got a lot of problems and no Christians want to live there.
00:50:21.080
And if God called you to, to, to minister to the Congo, we would have your goodbye parties
00:50:26.220
today because you're probably gonna be raped and murdered, especially a beautiful blonde
00:50:30.920
When I say that, I just mean, you know, uh, just, just like objective, you know, Aryan traits,
00:50:38.320
Um, but so, so why is that not that America, well, Jesus Christ, unlike Africans, Africans
00:50:46.980
have a philosophy, uh, of, of looking to the past.
00:50:53.760
Um, and they also have an idea of, they have a dishonest culture about lying, which is why
00:50:58.760
even African prominent people go always get medical, uh, work done in Europe, in the United
00:51:03.260
States, because they're based upon, look, whatever you can to get ahead, you have to
00:51:07.240
And that you are honored the amount, like, even if you have to trick people to get ahead,
00:51:11.980
If you're dishonest and you lie and you're cheating, you steal to get ahead, you having
00:51:15.380
all the stuff is you get the respect and you're, it doesn't matter how you got there.
00:51:19.360
So it's like, uh, that's how the black culture is.
00:51:20.920
You can shoot me to get my shoes, but in America, it's the same way, but you got the
00:51:25.320
And so that's really antithetical to Westernism.
00:51:27.460
Um, so even though they have Christianity in, in the Congo, um, they don't, they don't
00:51:33.740
have a standard for approaching life that can help them to build a society.
00:51:40.920
And I, and by the way, I'm going to be very kind to you and not talk about IQ.
00:51:43.580
I'm going to be very kind to you and not talk about, you know, a lot of things that are
00:51:47.300
probably your, your audience is already familiar with, but like fundamentally just being a Christian
00:51:54.160
Christian doesn't make you a great contributor of society.
00:51:59.700
Um, and being a bad member of society and claiming Christ is kind of an embarrassment
00:52:04.580
on Christianity as a whole, but a lot of people have received Christianity.
00:52:10.320
But what you've seen is, is like, so then let's talk about the other aspect of, of, of
00:52:14.660
nations that have been traditionally pagan, like Sweden, right?
00:52:17.740
Or, or I guess they've been Christian recently, but you know, at some point, uh, Norway, um,
00:52:22.380
just the, the, the, the, the Scandinavian regions.
00:52:26.200
So, well, at least let's just say pagan history, right?
00:52:32.300
Or Scandinavian history or, you know, to me, that really is the, the foundation.
00:52:36.880
We can't deny that we have a pre-Christian heritage and we should honor that and respect
00:52:41.100
that, that it's part of our civilization and our culture.
00:52:43.680
These are our peeps, you know, it's our ancestors.
00:52:45.960
We can't, you know, I might be one of the only Christians who says I, I deeply respect
00:52:50.600
No, no, I have a lot of Christian friends that do, and they understand like how winter
00:52:54.080
solstice has become part of, you know, Christmas and, and Easter and like the chain, you know,
00:52:59.580
the seasons and how that's become holidays and all that.
00:53:02.140
So I think that there can be unity if people put their race first.
00:53:08.020
But what we see is that a lot of Christians, they don't do that.
00:53:11.720
So you're up against that, that battle of that, you know, not only the Christian Zionist
00:53:16.280
right, but the ones who won't just put their people first because they think it's, it's
00:53:22.280
racist and that's not part of their religion, it's a universalist religion, right?
00:53:28.920
And this is why, like, I am like more aligned with Orthodox, which is, understands racial
00:53:32.960
components and they do, they're fully understanding.
00:53:35.400
And that's why even our, our, our churches are broken down by race.
00:53:39.200
It's like Antiochian, Greek, Egyptian, Russian, like it's actually broken down by racial
00:53:44.080
identity, actually, that's kind of insane, but there is a, they realize that race conflicts.
00:53:48.440
And the reason why is, is my argument is this, you can build a society on paganism alone.
00:53:55.280
You cannot build a society on Christianity alone, but you can build a Christian society
00:54:03.300
And the reason why that's possible is because like, I saw a Haitian woman that was on video
00:54:08.660
with a trashy house like that, with a cross on the wall telling the police, this is not
00:54:13.460
So what's cool is, is that if you talk about Marcus Aurelius, who was kind of a depressed
00:54:17.740
man, in my opinion, he said that the value of virtue is virtue in and of itself, right?
00:54:23.020
And he talks about this, this idea of, of living for good, because the value of good
00:54:29.500
You, if you're given to vice and you live a licentious life, you will have pain and
00:54:35.420
Like, it's like, if you eat a lot, you get fat, but that's the punishment.
00:54:37.940
You have too much unprotected sex, you get an STD.
00:54:40.200
Hey, you know, you know, if you do too much porn, you might turn trans or gay.
00:54:44.880
People don't know that's what's turning everyone gay and trans is pornography.
00:54:47.720
If you, if you do drink too much alcohol, you die of cirrhosis.
00:54:52.340
The punishment is built into the laws of the system.
00:54:55.840
Now, that's why Western society is built on paganism.
00:54:59.700
It's not built on Judeo-Christian ideas and Joel Berry and stuff gets really like, yeah,
00:55:04.260
see, I told you everyone's going to become pagan.
00:55:06.460
It's like, no, what you're seeing is that people realize that people like you who just
00:55:11.240
There's an entire history of ours that have been erased and robbed from us that was built
00:55:16.180
upon fundamental philosophical ideas that required you, whether you were Christian or
00:55:22.100
not, which wasn't even really a big faith at the time, whether like it hadn't existed,
00:55:26.520
This is the pre-Christ, like you needed to be a good person for a good person's sake
00:55:30.420
and a good society should be a good society for the benefit and the joy.
00:55:33.680
Beauty is, is, is beautiful for the sake of beauty.
00:55:35.980
Like it is a really, it's a, it's a masterful concept, guys.
00:55:39.580
The pair pagan history is, is enormously important to us and very beautiful.
00:55:45.780
I I'm friends with pagans and I find their respect for beauty.
00:55:48.680
I can get along better with a white pagan than with a black Christian because why?
00:55:52.960
Because our daily life is built on philosophy and principle, not built upon what you read
00:56:00.320
However, I believe that Christ is needed for a lot of men's lives because I think that that's,
00:56:08.400
And I think that they're, my opinion is that the mix of, of Christianity and, and their pagan
00:56:14.340
roots is what not only founded Christianity, right?
00:56:17.300
Cause the, the, the pilgrims came for, for freedom.
00:56:19.500
There was this idea of religious autonomy that is built into America.
00:56:22.940
This, we are built upon this, this religious freedom, individual liberty, all the Christians
00:56:29.940
Like, like they realized that there was problems with Christianity in Europe and they wanted to,
00:56:34.000
to form a more perfect union per se, but also early Christians didn't deny the principles
00:56:46.600
Like, they didn't just go like, oh, I'm a Christian and support Israel.
00:56:53.540
They all thought race as a very important factor.
00:56:57.600
Like they saw America as an Anglo-Celtic nation.
00:57:00.360
It was hard to even integrate the Germanic people, right?
00:57:05.020
Like people don't realize they saw, yes, religious freedom, but built upon Anglo-Celtic values
00:57:14.500
They're all orderly and gridlocked and, you know.
00:57:18.180
What I don't like is when people say it wasn't until 2000 years ago with, you know, ideas
00:57:23.440
of Christ that then we, we became moral people and found our values.
00:57:27.940
I think that's a slap in the face to our ancestors.
00:57:32.340
We had a code of ethics and morals and a way of being.
00:57:36.440
We figured out a lot of what makes us happy and prosperous in life and what makes us fulfilled
00:57:41.680
before, you know, the Ten Commandments comes, right?
00:57:44.780
And then there's the whole Jewish conundrum that, you know, people fight.
00:57:56.520
I'm not a stranger to any of it, but it just, it just doesn't, it just doesn't speak to me.
00:58:01.600
And, um, I think a lot of what's in the Bible is, yeah, sure.
00:58:05.820
You, you can't have a religion without there being good, important truths in there, of course.
00:58:14.420
You know, I, I did a post on this yesterday and people freaked out.
00:58:17.780
I don't think that Jesus was born of a virgin or walked on water.
00:58:22.120
Uh, you know, all the other stories in the Bible.
00:58:26.560
You know, I don't think Thor is actually behind, you know, creating the lightning.
00:58:31.240
Um, you know, I think some of these things we mythologize, like in the work of, uh, you
00:58:35.900
know, Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung, it's important to mythologize things as we're humans are trying
00:58:41.200
to understand, uh, culture and behavior and dynamics and figure out our place in the world
00:58:46.840
and our relationship to something, something higher.
00:58:49.700
And so I'm not, I'm not crapping all over, all over that.
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I just think that we have to kind of step back and look at these things from a time when
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they were, when they were written, like what was going on in their minds?
00:59:03.540
What were things that they were trying to think of at that time?
00:59:07.900
But, but listen, this is where I think, you know, I'm good friends with Jackson Hinkle,
00:59:13.540
And I think that people don't understand in the hive mind, like how are you friends with
00:59:17.740
And it's like, well, because, because Jackson, like the way I could describe the pagan Christian
00:59:23.180
union that I'm trying to branch here on the right wing is, uh, like, yes, people in the
00:59:29.100
comments are saying like, you know, Christians, you know, destroyed pagan statues.
00:59:34.860
But if you look at like Islam, for instance, like there's a very big difference between ISIS,
00:59:39.880
And then like, you look at, at, at Muslim architecture back in, in Spain and some of
00:59:47.220
And so like, not all Muslim civilizations have been like gross, ugly Arabs.
00:59:54.320
Like, like per se, there's been like, they, at one point Islamic cultures created math.
00:59:59.120
So we know it like, and everyone knows I'm like, I'm, I'm, I know I come across, even on
01:00:03.360
the show, probably come across a bit retarded and I am a little bit, I've done a lot of drugs
01:00:06.140
and I think that ruined my brain, but it's like, it's like, you know, I did, I did, I did,
01:00:09.860
one time used to be somewhat intelligent and I used to be a genetic engineer and I used,
01:00:13.780
you know, have really gone down as a, as a researcher working in epigenetics labs and
01:00:18.020
in, in, uh, you know, uh, uh, mammalian surgery.
01:00:21.220
And, you know, I, I have a heavy science background and I'm very well gifted in, in, in the, in the,
01:00:27.500
And I believe, you know, that, that like, this is connecting to Jackson.
01:00:32.180
It's like, I understand that Jackson sees something that I see, you know, I've worked in
01:00:38.820
China and I realized when I went to work in China that the U S has lied about China.
01:00:43.100
And I also realized that the U S lied about Russia too.
01:00:46.460
And what the U S lied about China is, is that like, I go, I told Jackson, I go, you're kind
01:00:50.200
of full of shit by saying like, oh, look, communism works.
01:00:53.940
I go, no, China is working as a populist government now.
01:00:58.040
And they're actually willing to take on anything capitalistic that works.
01:01:02.580
But where they're, why they're growing quickly is because they're not letting billionaires
01:01:05.720
affect policy and they are, they are still operating, uh, infrastructure.
01:01:10.380
They've decided that, that public transportation for a large population is important for growth.
01:01:14.940
So they're not letting private corporations inhibit energy growth.
01:01:18.180
So you don't all these weird, and they don't have, people don't, can't be like, we don't
01:01:22.020
It's like, no, a nuclear power plant will bring energy to this region.
01:01:27.300
Um, whether you like it or not, goodbye, whether you have your property or not, then they
01:01:30.220
can seize property because they're communist, right?
01:01:34.400
And yet, because that could create an uprising, just destroying people's property, then they buy it at
01:01:39.140
So that's a very eminent domain, Western idea, right?
01:01:41.320
Rather than just, just, just, just seizing the property.
01:01:43.580
They, they do pay market value for the property and have now begun respecting people.
01:01:48.380
Um, have you ever seen that road they built around the guy's house that, uh, in the highway?
01:01:51.840
So my point is that people hear me say this and they go, oh my gosh, Elijah works for China.
01:01:58.160
He's a Chinese, ever since he became a Chinese propagandist, you're like, dude, I'm telling you
01:02:26.140
You have the right, you should become the head of, of, uh, of, of diversity of China.
01:02:30.220
Uh, they really need to have more white people in China.
01:02:33.380
So my, my point about this is just, just, just in retrospect is like, Hey, look, China
01:02:39.660
You can't throw the baby out with the bathwater.
01:02:41.580
Not all Chinese people are evil and want to destroy America and not everything about
01:02:47.600
Just like they've learned a lot from us and stolen a lot from us.
01:02:50.460
The, the, the, the, the answer about the pagan Christian thing is, is that I believe that
01:02:53.620
Christianity really allowed the expansionism of America, uh, of the, of the West, because
01:03:02.300
We had a motive to, to, to, to try to, I think actually colonialism was kind of a mistake.
01:03:09.160
Uh, yeah, we let everyone know where we are in relation to them so that they can come
01:03:17.460
You know, we gave the India, we gave India airplanes so they can get to us.
01:03:21.180
Now, do you realize how messed do you, I was freaking out yesterday at the airport.
01:03:24.900
I've been in, I've been, I've slept a few hours and 75 hours right now.
01:03:31.040
Uh, I was just got back into the country last night and I'm leaving again.
01:03:45.020
And I'm telling you, why did we give the third world airplanes?
01:03:49.000
Like now people from like Uganda can just get here.
01:03:55.840
So it's like, it's, it's, um, so we, how do we solve this, uh, Christian pagan?
01:04:01.500
You know, it, it seems like it's coming to a head.
01:04:03.760
I've always been very tolerant and can talk to a lot of different people.
01:04:07.660
I like to put our, our folk first, but you know, there's people that tell me I'm going
01:04:18.100
And I think if we can't have, I mean, even Christians are fighting with each other over,
01:04:23.100
you know, calling Fuentes a pagan because of his Catholicism and these different Christian
01:04:30.120
And then, you know, certain pegs, you're not doing it exactly the right way.
01:04:34.440
And it's like, for fuck's sake, people, if we can't even get this together, how are we
01:04:39.120
going to take our countries back and unify as a race?
01:04:41.800
Why can't we just be as simple as some of these Browns that are just like more race?
01:04:46.500
You know, why are we so complicated and so complex and so nuanced that we have to fight?
01:04:51.160
Like is now the time, now the time for that, you know?
01:04:56.060
Well, I was going to say, I think I'm going to look at it like this.
01:05:00.000
Here, Christians need to begin to respect the fact that we were built upon pagan ideas
01:05:08.640
and philosophical ideas that we're devoid of Christ.
01:05:12.320
And yet a lot of our history was integrated with Christ and pagans need to realize that
01:05:17.180
that is a, we both have interlocked history that one cannot deny exists.
01:05:21.920
One cannot deny that there is a very serious Christian portion of our history and a very
01:05:27.360
And they are both integral to where we are today, whether you like where we are today,
01:05:31.360
obviously I'm talking about more leading up to World War II.
01:05:37.280
Now, once we accept that we were both integral in building the civilization to where it's at,
01:05:45.460
Race is the most important concept because philosophy is the most likely determining factor of what
01:05:52.140
your daily life will look like and what your interactions will be like.
01:05:56.500
And that you could have a non-Christian, all white area, state like Mississippi, but there's
01:06:02.520
so many blacks there that it just can never get ahead.
01:06:04.960
And you can find a very liberal, godless state like New Hampshire.
01:06:07.540
And while, of course, they do weird stuff with sexual things with kids, it's a much better
01:06:11.580
state to live in, in terms of just like transportation and job opportunities and income and education.
01:06:17.080
Now, so it's kind of like, how do we mix Mississippi and New Hampshire together?
01:06:21.460
How do you take like a free state where there's a lot of pros to being in Mississippi?
01:06:29.760
I think this, Christians need to realize that we are our worst enemy right now, that
01:06:34.360
the biggest supporter of the downfall of America are evangelical Christians that are supporting
01:06:42.980
I also think that pagans need to admit too, that, that, that a lot of times people have
01:06:47.860
associated paganism with atheism or paganism as a form of nihilism and godlessness.
01:06:53.940
And that, that, that, that because of our Christian roots, people don't realize that, you know,
01:06:58.160
I think pagans should rebrand as philosophical dogmas or philosophical authoritarians or, or,
01:07:04.840
It's like, we're coming at things from a, a, a Hellenistic Roman, uh, like you're, we're
01:07:11.440
Like, it's like, Hey, we hold the same principles and we, we, but here's the thing.
01:07:18.140
The pagans that I know are the most standup people with families.
01:07:24.260
They have, you know, good businesses that their life is in order.
01:07:28.620
You know, the difference with them is that they don't need like a, a rule book that's
01:07:34.040
between, you know, this chapter and this chapter, that is where God is.
01:07:38.220
To me, that's, I have a problem with dogmatic, indoctrinated Christians that think that like
01:07:43.080
God is only between these covers and anything outside of that is satanic.
01:07:50.540
No, I completely reject that kind of mentality.
01:07:53.900
My parents are Christians and you know, they, they don't even think like that, but in this
01:07:58.920
whole idea that the pagans don't have morals or they're just, you know, doing drugs and
01:08:03.400
having, having orgies all the time, like they're getting a lot of these ideas from, you know,
01:08:08.940
Hollywood movies, or they see a couple Jewish movies, you know, yeah, Jewish movies, or they
01:08:12.800
see some LARPing, you know, furry who also is like at the, I don't know, some like fair
01:08:17.960
that's like some pagan festival or something or Renaissance fair or whatever.
01:08:22.640
But look at what's happening also in the Christian church.
01:08:24.360
Yeah, I think Renaissance fairs are like real pagans.
01:08:25.760
Like it's like, it's like, it's like there's a pagan LARP that's like, oh, I'm a witch and
01:08:29.740
It's like, that's like, like I was going to say, I think that we need to realize that,
01:08:34.800
that people think paganism means atheism or nihilism.
01:08:37.540
And so they see it as a, as a rejection, not of God, but of morality.
01:08:40.600
And I think that even Joel Berry is constantly kind of pointing it as that.
01:08:44.600
Yeah, but it's all about the gods and, and even Valhalla and the different realms and
01:08:49.660
the Ubermensch and the hero's journey becoming the best.
01:08:55.120
Well, I'll just end this because I got to, I know you guys got to go and I got to go do
01:09:00.120
Sorry for making you wait, but I just want to say that, that Christians need to realize that,
01:09:04.340
you know, and also there's a cop out where it's like, well, I'm just saved.
01:09:06.360
I'm a born again, virgin, like, and I don't have to do the work.
01:09:12.100
I'm going to call out my own people saying like me, I'm just coming to, to, to really
01:09:19.520
Christianity needs to be also a real change where you have your faith in Christ, but
01:09:22.860
Christ needs to lead you to repentance, needs to lead you to towards change, towards actually
01:09:27.180
living a lifestyle of rigorous discipline and to actually live a life of, of seeking beauty
01:09:33.040
and, and greatness and, and establishing a family.
01:09:38.560
I'll just go to, you know, confession, you know, on, on Saturday and then I'll go sleep
01:09:43.000
You got to be like, he who is in me is greater than he who is in the world.
01:09:45.540
And I think there needs to be, pagans need to respect those kinds of Christians who are
01:09:49.140
actually living out their faith and not using it as an excuse to be evil or to, to, to be
01:09:53.860
And I also think pagans need to realize that they have a branding problem because they
01:09:59.420
And so they need to make sure that they are focused on living upstanding lives as well.
01:10:03.780
And I think both sides, if we're focused on living upstanding lives, um, I believe personally
01:10:10.820
I'm not, I believe that Christ brings the value to what Marcus Aurelius was looking for.
01:10:16.180
Um, I believe that just like Socrates who was killed, you know, maybe not have found the
01:10:21.180
I think they realized virtue is not for virtue's sake.
01:10:26.820
And I think just like you guys believe paganism is being mischaracterized, Christianity has
01:10:32.500
And it used to be a, a strong driving force and consistently is convoluted.
01:10:36.660
Um, just like pagans have gotten convoluted probably over time and did some of them did
01:10:43.340
Like, if you really look at like, you know, it's hard to say to people like, yeah, like
01:10:46.460
Marcus was a pagan and it's like, he was a great man who Christians read to this day as
01:10:55.160
We need to not be hypocrites and we need to realize, and I, and I, and I'm very unpopular
01:10:58.920
in the Christian circles for this, you know, you will be safer in a white neighborhood
01:11:05.020
than you would in a Christian mixed race neighborhood.
01:11:07.060
Um, because being forgiven for your sin doesn't mean that you aren't going to be sinning and
01:11:14.480
And some people just don't have IQ and nature or understanding or culture to be able to
01:11:19.560
uphold the, the civility and the society that whites can uphold.
01:11:23.960
Um, and the moment that any country becomes minority white, you will see a Rhodesia to Zimbabwe
01:11:28.920
pipeline, a South Africa, uh, South Africanization pipeline.
01:11:32.880
You neglecting race is the downfall of, of white Christianity.
01:11:40.020
And until we can get that back to realize it's for God and country, what does country
01:11:44.840
Country means the racial ethnic makeup of your nation as defined by its civil order value.
01:11:49.400
We used to say that forever in our nation for God and country.
01:11:54.560
Um, but let's remember that God, what do we mean by God?
01:11:57.520
It means living for something above depravity, right?
01:12:02.800
And maybe, maybe that's just the, the, the philosophy for yourself as a pagan, maybe it's
01:12:07.300
just a philosophy, but still there's your higher power is this doctrine and it's dogma.
01:12:11.820
Please, everybody start living for your higher power.
01:12:19.360
And I think that the pagans and the Christians, I think I would much rather be your neighbor,
01:12:25.800
Cause you see, he's like, just cause he's Christian, he's a retard.
01:12:29.640
Like I'm just saying, like, just a retarded grifting.
01:12:34.180
I mean, I know you have to go, but it's about become the best you.
01:12:39.760
And I don't think I, I need rules to kind of spell out what that is.
01:12:43.000
Don't lie, cheat, steal, drink too much, you know, sleep with, you know, someone else's
01:12:48.380
Like I, we kind of have figured some of these things out.
01:12:51.560
I think we, we can agree on some of those basic moral concepts.
01:12:59.180
Cause that is, that is not part of our native spirituality, our philosophy, our early civilizations,
01:13:07.840
you know, and that's where pagan, real paganism is really different.
01:13:15.500
But that's what I'm going to say is like, dude, this is what people don't realize it's
01:13:18.260
like, listen, I don't want anyone else to become pagan, but I will say this.
01:13:23.560
If I don't like you using the word, if, and if you're not a Christian, you should pick
01:13:27.100
up the books of your ancestors and, and, you know, cause beyond paganism, like, I'm not
01:13:32.440
telling you have to become, you know, follow Roman religion or Greek religion or Nordic
01:13:36.460
religion, but like, look at the philosophy of what built our nations.
01:13:40.240
And why did the, why did the pagan Scandinavians and the Hellenistic, you know, South and
01:13:45.840
the, the, the, the Roman, you know, influenced Germanic world.
01:13:49.420
Why did they all, why did they get out of the bog?
01:13:51.500
Why did they get out of, you know, as they say, how did the white man get out of the
01:13:58.800
But I do believe faith without philosophy is dead, which means it's another way of saying
01:14:06.760
And I don't think you need God to do what's right.
01:14:08.760
But I think if you're someone like me who does struggle, I do need a rule book.
01:14:15.000
And I don't hurt people or kill people, but I do think that, that I am inherently wicked.
01:14:21.440
Well, I have friends who, I mean, I know a lot of people who have ordered people killed
01:14:24.660
and like, I mean, they're looking at the political role.
01:14:26.640
I know people that have killed people that are, you know, they say it's a suicide.
01:14:29.280
I, you know, Charlie Kirk was killed by a deeper, you know, conspiracy than what they're
01:14:35.500
And I was one of the early people that, that explained what was going on called crazy.
01:14:39.180
And now I've been vindicated and everyone who threatened to sue me then has backed off.
01:14:42.960
I'll just remind you, I'm the person who, who, who leaked the, uh, the whole Hamptons
01:14:48.840
That was an investigation with Candace Owens, Max Blumenthal and myself.
01:14:51.800
We came together and worked early on to get the information out.
01:14:54.860
Now I let Candace, gave Candace all my information.
01:14:57.160
She has a bigger platform, but that's how I want Christians and, and, and pagans to work
01:15:01.000
together of like, I didn't go like, oh, I have information about Charlie Kirk that could
01:15:18.800
And also let, let, let people call you the hell out.
01:15:21.820
Like if pagans want to call Christians out on our hypocrisy or things, take that seriously
01:15:29.180
And don't just call me, oh, you're going to hell and now you're pagan.
01:15:32.120
It's like, they might have a real damn good point of where you're blind.
01:15:36.260
It's okay to look at comparative mythology and say, Hey, there's some similarities here.
01:15:45.680
And I think we just need to take the fear, the fear out of it when, and talk about these
01:15:54.460
And I think, um, you know, I'd love as well as well for you to, um, I love you to come
01:15:59.780
Um, I think I'm going to make a trip up, um, with my wife and kids.
01:16:03.640
So like, um, I'm not going to say much cause I'm in the middle of a lawsuit, but I, I am
01:16:12.180
Uh, it's, uh, it's like a pretty, uh, I'm, I'm really grateful guys.
01:16:20.220
Um, I don't want to, to ever live in fear, but I don't know.
01:16:25.580
I could lose everything, but my trust is in God.
01:16:27.840
And I, and I'm really grateful because for me, what gives me hope is, is I believe, I
01:16:34.800
believe that Christ has called me to maybe restore some sanity to the Christian world on
01:16:40.120
the right and to kind of, to, to restore what it meant to be Christian, um, that it was
01:16:44.120
supposed to be a position of strength, not of weakness.
01:16:46.900
And, um, and you, you know, you guys may be pagan and you might want to do the same thing.
01:16:50.520
Cause I think all, both of our value sets have been watered down and have been very much
01:16:54.940
muddied into like, like you said, yours is like a, uh, uh, a LARP of like some fat polyamorous
01:17:01.400
I'm a pagan, you know, it's like, it's like, that's kind of what it's like to people.
01:17:04.760
Um, and Christianity is like some weak Zionist bullshit, you know, it's like, let the
01:17:08.760
Brown's in and I have to say there's a whole, totally.
01:17:12.020
And I have to say that there's a lot in between.
01:17:14.080
It's not, we have to think of, you know, whites were a diverse people.
01:17:17.940
It's not just, Oh, they're Christian or they're pagan.
01:17:20.340
I hear from all kinds of white people all across the spectrum.
01:17:24.120
And for me, I'm like, welcome brothers and sisters.
01:17:32.220
But I, but I'm going to make it up there cause I have to do some shows up in quarterly.
01:17:35.000
And I don't know if I would like to bring my whole family because all I know is that
01:17:38.420
my wife wants to get out of Florida where my office is, it'll be very hard to get out
01:17:42.320
of here because I just have such a beautiful office.
01:17:44.400
It's always so sad when you got to leave a beautiful space, you have rooms and green rooms
01:17:48.340
and it's like, but I'm going to put my marriage first.
01:17:50.500
So right now my most important thing is, is I want to, I want to make sure my marriage
01:17:53.520
is strong and I want to, I'm, I'm following God because I want to be a strong father.
01:17:57.620
And I just want to remind people that that's what matters is your marriage and your children.
01:18:01.240
That's what matters the most right in this world is like, make sure you're a good spouse.
01:18:05.220
And remember, it's not a happy wife, happy life.
01:18:09.040
It's important that you guys are both united on all fronts.
01:18:11.580
And whenever your wife is acting like a crazy bitch, you remind her, no, I'm kidding.
01:18:15.140
But you, you, you, you just, you have to have authority as a man and have a hierarchy in
01:18:19.660
And you've also got to be a good man because you need to be the most you can be.
01:18:23.120
You got to be a steady rock for your family, man.
01:18:27.620
Women are all over the place as a, as a man, you just need to either be pissed or fine, right?
01:18:33.200
It's just kind of like you're either punching a hole in the wall or repairing the punch
01:18:42.420
Don't, don't gossip about your friends to your wife.
01:18:46.980
Be a safe place for your, for your, for your men.
01:18:49.380
Let them, you know, vent, talk to you men, vent to men.
01:18:54.260
Do not tell them when you're scared or whatever.
01:18:57.960
Hey, I've had a lot of, you know, it's been anxious recently about a lot on my mind.
01:19:00.760
Like, please just, you know, be patient with me and just, just please, you know, give me
01:19:05.420
Tell your wife that if you're having a rough home, say, please just give me some peace.
01:19:08.660
I'm battling a lot right now and I need you to be calm and suck my dick.
01:19:18.200
So as a woman too, that's my advice to you for watching this.
01:19:20.980
Keep your husband's stomach full and his balls drained and give him peace.
01:19:24.900
And you'll find out that he will literally kill demons.
01:19:34.820
He had a one ball and he was also mentally retarded.
01:19:44.180
Thank you so much for coming on and connecting.
01:19:46.980
We got to show your gifts and go, of course, so people can help support the lawsuit.
01:19:55.560
I think we've struck a balance between, you know, our Christian and pagan friends.
01:20:13.840
Like I can get money from the federal government for how severe my autism is diagnosed.
01:20:18.420
Like when I went to Australia for residency, they offered my wife to be my caretaker.
01:20:24.860
I wasn't able to talk till I was like pretty grown.
01:20:32.600
I, I had, I couldn't chew my food till I was nine years old.
01:20:35.620
I would vomit and throw up because I didn't know how to chew.
01:20:38.060
I grew up, uh, uh, like cognitively challenged.
01:20:45.960
I was intubators and life support for a very long time.
01:20:48.420
And I have, I have a immune problems, meaning like I actually almost died and was very
01:20:52.960
damaged, um, from a vaccine, uh, injury as a child and it created cognitive and development
01:20:59.180
And so if God can take a guy like me who is, you know, born and raised in LA, drank the
01:21:04.660
atrazine in the water, uh, you know, probably as close as you could be to sounding gay without
01:21:10.700
actually, you know, being, uh, you know, uh, uh, our ex transportation secretary.
01:21:17.600
Uh, but no, you, you're in this way and you're just kind of crazy and maybe just a little
01:21:21.220
bit unstable, um, mentally from, from, from, you know, bad choices.
01:21:24.900
Just remember that he's brought me into a balance, giving me a great life.
01:21:28.580
And now he's giving me a position of a voice at a family.
01:21:32.520
And it's a very, very, very, very grateful thing.
01:21:37.500
But, you know, I haven't been following God most of my life.
01:21:39.720
Just so you guys know, that's why I'm saying I understand this.
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I've been applying principle in my life before I've been applying God and principle has gotten
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And so I feel like God has brought meaning back to my life, whether or not you guys believe
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in that, at least be grateful that I found a new wind and a new purpose.
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And, uh, he's God, God's helped me get rid of the last thing in my life, which was slowing
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me down, which was, which was just kind of like partying.
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And now I've been clear minded and I'm ready to take on Alexis Wilkins, Cash Patel and the
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And, uh, I'm not going to stop until we, we, we let them know that we're not going to be
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So I'll, uh, I'll read the super chats when you're gone.
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All right, guys, just getting caught up over here.
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Arctic Wolf says, Hey, Lana, excited to watch this after work.
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Normally a flashback Friday guy, but had to log in on a device to hear your takes on some
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of the more recent news of just the last few days between cash and need for more H1B visa,
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Didn't he just say Trump said that basically there's no talent in America.
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And so we need to import India because Indians are so much smarter and such better workers.
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So what do you guys think on this whole Christian versus pagan debate?
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I actually made X news because I said, Jesus did not actually walk on the water.
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Can I not talk about this without, you know, people threatening to burn me at the stake?
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Can we actually have conversations about mythology and comparative myths and, you know, digging
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And I mean, God, I remember watching Zeitgeist.
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And as a Christian, even that was like blew my mind of just like the solar symbolism in the
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So, I mean, there's been so many good researchers that have been on red eyes that, you know, this
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is some of the 101 shows a lot of conspiracy guys did.
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Like David Icke was talking about, you know, Christianity and ways that it's been used as
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Sure, there's a lot of good things in there, but there's no doubt that it has been used
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And there's no doubt that there are rabbis and Jews that are just loving pushing, you
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know, this mainstream Christianity on the goyim because what happens?
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You got to question, you know, you have to question.
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All these shows have Jewish producers all the time.
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The media always says American, American, but never mentions right of return.
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I'm going to read off the executive producers on the way out, and we'll see you tomorrow.
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Here comes the light, the metropolis lights on the news is way too loud
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Deep in the night, it's easy to hide and he's got it all figured out
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White subtle lights getting lost in his eyes, but to him she's just another girl
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Roll with the tide like the wind in the sky and he'll only let you down
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Because tonight I'll never give you what you want
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Where do you go in a town full of ghosts and everybody knows your name?
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And all the homecoming queens in the small town seas, they'll offer you a place to stay
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Someone forever instead of whenever when they're naked in the light
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It's a stranger to potion, but sometimes emotion almost makes you feel alive
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Because tonight I'll never give you what you want
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I hope you'll find whatever you've been looking for
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And I'm gonna keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on running
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And I'm gonna keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on
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And I'm gonna keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on running
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Because tonight I'll never give you what you want
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I hope you find whatever you've been looking for