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The Humiliation of La République with Jared Taylor

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00:03:00.000 ladies and gentlemen welcome back where are we there we are welcome back ladies and gentlemen
00:03:21.000 henrik here with red ice tv hope you're all doing well it is almost said thursday it is
00:03:25.460 odin's day it's wednesday woden's day 21st of october 2026 thank you all for joining me if
00:03:31.260 you're watching over on rumble maybe on kick maybe on red ice tv maybe red ice members.com
00:03:35.280 or if you're tuning in over at x and of course we're going to keep talking about the situation
00:03:39.760 in france because it's not dying down it's been going i think this is third third week coming up
00:03:45.100 there's a big protest planned again over the weekend here coming up and finally there's some
00:03:51.360 kind of rumors that the french government is seeking to do something about this there's been
00:03:55.900 some curfews in place there were some rumors about even modest amount of military being used to try
00:04:01.900 to corral in this unholy alliance of brown invaders and of course the leftist marxist antifa figures
00:04:10.900 and of course weaved into this as well you have an assorted i think just an assorted range of
00:04:16.640 spiteful mutants that simply just love to come out when chaos is on the streets
00:04:21.020 and throw some rocks at the cops and bust in through some stores
00:04:25.680 and steal whatever they want to do.
00:04:27.880 This is kind of the territory.
00:04:29.100 It comes with these things.
00:04:29.880 But let's not forget these supposed student protests began outright
00:04:35.620 by overwhelmingly North African and Sub-Saharan African,
00:04:40.780 third, maybe second, third, fourth generation migrants, essentially.
00:04:46.520 And it was not until maybe a week later or so that we saw more of the Marxist element,
00:04:52.280 the revolutionaries joining in and kind of trying to keep this together.
00:04:56.660 The glue that keeps this alliance together is obviously the resentment and the hatred of the French people,
00:05:04.860 of the French state, of everything that France represents, this anti-colonialism.
00:05:10.280 So we've got kind of an expert, I guess, here.
00:05:13.080 I'm afraid he's he's much well more well-versed in France and understanding France than I am
00:05:18.100 Jared Taylor back on the show American Renaissance the legend himself Uncle Jared how are you Jared
00:05:24.320 good to have you back I'm very well thank you thanks so much for inviting great to be back
00:05:29.280 talking to you absolutely so what do you think there because I think France is France has had
00:05:35.200 an identity crisis for some time like most European countries like America has like all
00:05:40.080 western countries here we're going through this like are we to are we to be a people anymore is
00:05:45.820 is the french to be around is is there to be a france i think jared i think the next 10 years
00:05:52.860 the next decade will be a determining factor in terms of if there's a willpower and if the french
00:05:58.000 people deserve frankly to continue on what do you think i agree with that the next 10 years is
00:06:06.920 probably going to be decisive. I suspect it'll also be decisive for the rest of Western Europe.
00:06:13.160 The only places that could survive 10 more years of insanity would be Eastern European. And then
00:06:21.800 if insanity were to continue, even they might be faced with ultimate oblivion. But what we see now
00:06:29.300 in France, of course, is such a clear demonstration of what is going wrong. And at the same time,
00:06:35.220 such an appalling, determined blindness, an utter unwillingness to face the facts about it.
00:06:42.220 I'm sure we can get into this later, but the official reactions to what's going on
00:06:46.740 are so deliberately blind, it's appalling, absolutely appalling. But the entire Western
00:06:53.520 world, as we know, has been subject to this self-inflicted, I call it sort of a mental aids.
00:07:01.360 That's the expression that Guillaume Fay invented. Our psychological defense systems, our psychological immune systems have collapsed and have left white people subject to all kinds of potentially fatal mental illnesses.
00:07:16.380 But yes, France is now the main stage, the center stage for the kinds of conflicts that all of Western Europe, all white societies can expect if they do not realize that race and nation are important and that they cannot live with hordes of non-whites who hate us.
00:07:36.100 they've been testing i think throughout in different nations in different times we have
00:07:41.540 these so-called no-go zones now obviously we're which basically means these are areas of our
00:07:47.480 countries that no longer our state have monopoly on violence on they in fact they throw stones at
00:07:53.080 them and in some cases even you know open fire again against police and against fire departments
00:07:58.480 against ambulances when they move into these zones they see them as these are our territories
00:08:02.360 kind of thing right yes and they're going to of course continue just to expand and grow as the
00:08:06.940 demographics change and i think they're going to keep testing and pressuring in this case the
00:08:12.860 french state like does it does it hold will it be able to recover until they try the next time and
00:08:20.880 of course if this is allowed to continue in this way what we'll see is eventually a french state
00:08:26.160 the republic won't be able to piece it back together before the next one erupts again and
00:08:31.380 before the next one. And at some point, we might be looking at this simply breaking down and not
00:08:38.460 functioning in this capacity anymore. What do you think? In a way, I think that these non-white
00:08:45.180 invaders are overplaying their hand. They're making it clear what France can expect if they 0.88
00:08:52.200 really get to the point where they can control the streets permanently and throughout the country.
00:08:56.940 They cannot yet do that. If France had the spy to declare martial law, for example, bring the military out, really round these people up, even in extremists, issue shoot to kill orders for those who are looting, those who are arsonists, it is possible with enough will for France to regain control of its streets, regain control of its destiny.
00:09:21.480 What the non-whites should have done, if they'd had any sense at all, but they have very little sense, all they have is instinct.
00:09:28.340 They should have remained under a kind of self-control, not demonstrated so clearly their hatred for France, their hatred for Western civilization, their hatred for Christianity. 0.58
00:09:41.840 They should have been able to lie low a little bit longer while their numbers grew and grew and grew and then take over.
00:09:48.960 But these are third worlders. You can't expect them to have that kind of long term planning.
00:09:54.720 And so they have come out of the closet in the most obvious way, but not for the first time.
00:10:00.560 And that's what's so tragic about this. I think 2004, 2005, when there were a couple of Arabs who got electrocuted because they're running away from police and they ran into a local transformer station and got fried to death.
00:10:16.260 and France went up in planes. That was 20 years ago. And this happens essentially every New Year's
00:10:23.180 Eve. This happened after this Nahel guy got into a got into a tiff with he tried to run over
00:10:29.080 policemen and he was shot to death. And that was what 2015? When was Nahel? In any case,
00:10:35.700 France goes through this over and over and over. The brown skins get out there and they loot and
00:10:43.200 they burn and they fight with the police, and France refuses to learn. That is the most dismaying
00:10:50.400 part about this. And perhaps we can talk about the people who are most likely to run for president
00:10:57.240 in 2027. Marine Le Pen is likely to win. We can talk about how likely she is to really take this
00:11:02.900 sort of thing in hand and do what's needed. But this is, to me, the ultimate message of what is
00:11:08.800 wrong with white people, that they refuse to see what is right in front of their eyes. Now, 0.90
00:11:14.100 it's not as though the United States is a great example of 2020 vision and what's right in front
00:11:19.080 of our noses. But this is the real tragedy of what we see going on, the refusal of the French
00:11:24.900 authorities and the French media to point out clearly what is happening in their own streets.
00:11:31.300 Yeah, France hit by worst unrest in years as attempts to rein in government spending
00:11:37.460 meet citizen ire and it's this it's students and cost of living and i'm like i'm looking out there
00:11:43.340 like sure i'm i'm sure there's some people that have joined in on this and they run their labor
00:11:47.320 unions and the marxists are out there they've joined in late but again let's be honest this
00:11:51.800 is just an outright hatred and and a racial revolt against the the french people that's what this is
00:11:59.240 let's be let's be clear well uh i'm not sure i entirely agree with your characterization of how
00:12:05.700 these demonstrations began initially what it really was high school students who were making
00:12:11.780 the most trouble there was a quite large number of white french high school students that were
00:12:18.020 out demonstrating and there was a kind of division of labor they're the ones who were clever who were
00:12:24.020 carrying around for rather clever cardboard signs uh talking about how no our schools are falling
00:12:31.140 down our books are out of date and uh france had just introduced this competitive test for getting
00:12:38.100 into university which never had before he said we don't have to be we don't want to be studying up
00:12:42.580 all night i remember one sign saying uh nighttime is for sex not for studying and you have all of
00:12:50.660 these pretty girls and all of these well not reasonably nice looking young white people 0.55
00:12:55.860 marching around completely peacefully, completely peacefully. But it was the people who piggybacked
00:13:04.000 onto that who were already setting fires, already looting. It started very, very quickly. And in
00:13:10.500 some of the, what they call the suburban schools, the suburbs of Paris, the banlieue as they call
00:13:17.900 them, which are very heavily immigrant. Right from the start, you had large numbers of people
00:13:24.160 that you see on the screen right now.
00:13:26.840 These people, they don't give a hoot
00:13:28.760 about how good the buildings are.
00:13:30.500 Back in Tunisia or Morocco or Algeria or Senegal,
00:13:33.560 where these people come from, this would be paradise.
00:13:36.660 Even the most falling down Parisian school
00:13:38.980 would be manna from heaven for them.
00:13:42.540 They don't give a hoot about that.
00:13:43.660 This is simply an opportunity for them
00:13:45.900 to vent their hatred of France, 0.99
00:13:47.980 their hatred of white people, 0.62
00:13:49.480 their hatred of this nation that has been so kind 0.82
00:13:52.760 and so accommodates them.
00:13:54.860 And that is the element that is so clear to some of us,
00:13:59.060 including, interestingly enough, our own president.
00:14:02.060 From 2,800 miles away,
00:14:04.940 Donald Trump understands the better of what's going on,
00:14:07.560 the people who are running France and running its media.
00:14:11.000 All the world, with any kind of brains at all,
00:14:13.880 people with two eyes in their heads
00:14:15.180 can see what the problem is.
00:14:16.980 But it is this terrible, deliberate blindness to French
00:14:20.000 that is so discouraging about this.
00:14:22.040 When you have these scenes that you're showing here, how many French flags do you see?
00:14:27.740 Yeah, an awful lot of Palestinian flags.
00:14:29.960 Not too many.
00:14:30.840 Not too many French flags.
00:14:33.060 Not too many.
00:14:34.260 Now, what do they expect?
00:14:36.600 You know what I mean?
00:14:36.920 Like the ultimate, that's kind of what we have to like, what do they think would happen?
00:14:42.320 See, in the case of the students, the white students who started this, it is true.
00:14:48.460 France has a tradition of demonstrations.
00:14:51.120 France, if you go back to its history, I don't know how many times in 1830, there were riots and revolts that ended, that brought about the July monarchy, a change of monarchical regimes.
00:15:06.940 1848, there's a revolution that got rid of the monarchy.
00:15:10.740 And then 1871, you had the Paris Commune.
00:15:13.820 Then there were riots in 1968 that indirectly led to the downfall of Charles de Gaulle.
00:15:21.820 You have five French republics already, and often they are brought about through street upheaval of a kind that would be alien to England or the United States or Scandinavian countries.
00:15:35.160 This is a kind of a strange trait that the French have.
00:15:38.260 They love to get out in the streets.
00:15:39.660 They have very strong labor unions.
00:15:41.280 They have a very strong leftist tradition, goes all the way back to the post-war communists.
00:15:46.980 There was a time when the Communist Party in France, like in Portugal, very, very powerful, had a big presence in the French parliament.
00:15:54.440 There is this, we are workers, we build barricades, that is very French.
00:16:00.460 And I think when the high school students were first beginning to demonstrate, this is all part of it.
00:16:06.920 And let's be honest about this.
00:16:10.840 Young people love this kind of thing.
00:16:13.300 High school students, they love an excuse to cut class.
00:16:16.080 They love an excuse to march up and down and yell.
00:16:18.380 But the white French, the Français de souche, the real French people, they're not going to go out.
00:16:25.080 Most of them, only a tiny, tiny number is going to go out and set fire to school, for heaven's sake. 0.88
00:16:30.180 I mean, that's just such obviously absurd.
00:16:32.960 If you're complaining about schools falling down or the plumbing system isn't working properly,
00:16:39.000 You know what you're going to do, burn the place down or fill it with graffiti, incur all kinds of crazy costs.
00:16:45.440 No, that's nuts. 0.71
00:16:46.400 And for the most part, aside from a lunatic lefty fringe that is certainly cultivated by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, this wild burn-it-down lefty with La France Insoumise, the France Unbowed Party. 0.59
00:17:02.300 Aside from those loonies, and you're always going to have a certain number of Antifa-type loonies, 0.55
00:17:07.160 for the most part, the white French students were going to be peaceful about it.
00:17:11.500 It's these people that we see on the screen now.
00:17:13.980 I mean, this guy, look at this guy.
00:17:16.260 Is he a Frenchman?
00:17:17.320 For heaven's sake, no way he could be a Frenchman. 0.96
00:17:19.720 And the guy who's going to haul this, throw this thing down, nearly kill people going by. 0.52
00:17:24.700 These are not French people.
00:17:25.820 And for the main media people to overlook this fact, or they will refer to them in an elliptical way, certain young people from the suburbs, that's as far as mainstream media in France would go in terms of identifying what the real problem is. 0.61
00:17:43.340 It's pathetic, and it's astonishing, but I hope it's changing.
00:17:47.540 Yeah, I call it a humiliation, right, of the republic in a way. 0.98
00:17:51.780 That's really what it is.
00:17:53.320 It's a humiliating fact, and again, even internationally, right?
00:17:57.820 It took a while for Macron to come out.
00:18:00.560 I'm not one of these, look, obviously we need to assign blame,
00:18:04.960 and I'm not saying obviously Macron is blameless, but let's be honest.
00:18:07.720 Even if he's out tomorrow, I mean, okay, sure, Le Pen maybe, but there's,
00:18:12.760 we'll see, we'll see what happens.
00:18:14.800 But I'm saying if there's another establishment politician in there,
00:18:18.560 the face will simply change and the thing will just continue.
00:18:21.680 There's so often we stare ourselves blind.
00:18:24.120 What did Keir Starmer do?
00:18:25.540 Oh, there's a new guy now.
00:18:26.740 What's his name?
00:18:27.520 Okay, and it just keeps happening.
00:18:30.120 And so it's almost like this.
00:18:31.040 He's just a feature of the system.
00:18:33.920 This is not solely a Macron problem, obviously, right?
00:18:37.820 No, no, not solely a Macron problem.
00:18:39.780 On the other hand, he has said some astonishing things.
00:18:42.820 Was it just today or yesterday?
00:18:45.360 He got in front of the television cameras, and he said,
00:18:48.080 people have a completely mistaken notion of what's going on in France.
00:18:52.080 This is AI-generated nonsense about things that never happened.
00:18:57.560 Wow, I listened to that speech, and at least the amount of it that is available.
00:19:02.660 And he said people all around the world, and there are foreign leaders, including foreign leaders,
00:19:08.540 and he says even across the Atlantic, he's clearly talking about Donald Trump,
00:19:12.020 And he's saying that they have been fooled by AI-generated things that have never happened.
00:19:19.460 Now, I would love for him to point out which of these images that you've been showing us here, often extremely vivid, Hendrick, which of these are generated by AI?
00:19:30.560 I mean, what in heaven's name?
00:19:32.460 He's saying, don't believe your lying eyes.
00:19:34.400 right it's it's a very easy uh easy way to pacify i guess potential leftist and socialist
00:19:42.920 and actually might be worried about this right it's not an easy way he's saying don't believe
00:19:47.680 your eyes that's what i'm saying it's easy for them to to that therefore it's not really a problem
00:19:52.640 it's just an ai problem right so you can now you can blame that right yeah all those burned
00:19:56.880 buildings you don't really see those burned buildings uh your your eyes are being tricked 0.90
00:20:01.280 by some kind of AI foolishness.
00:20:03.800 No, this is astonishing.
00:20:05.680 And what's especially disappointing to me
00:20:09.120 is that even Marine Le Pen
00:20:11.060 and her chances are very, very good
00:20:14.780 of being the next president.
00:20:16.380 I'm sure you're aware of this also.
00:20:18.400 Just a few days ago,
00:20:20.000 she was asked on a big television program
00:20:23.820 about poll results,
00:20:25.500 according to which 46% of Muslims
00:20:27.600 And I think 43% of the people who vote for La France Insoumise, this France-unbound, super-left-it-burn-it-all-down party, they're saying 46% of Muzzies and 43% of the voters for LFI, they can leave the country, or they would consider leaving the country if she were elected.
00:20:47.480 And they say, well, what do you think about that?
00:20:49.360 It's just, they're wrong.
00:20:51.000 They should stay.
00:20:52.120 They're French.
00:20:53.380 I know.
00:20:54.100 I saw it.
00:20:54.540 I have the clip here.
00:20:56.120 What is she doing?
00:20:56.980 I'm sure you do.
00:20:57.600 What is she doing?
00:20:59.360 Yes.
00:21:00.020 What on earth is this?
00:21:01.160 Now, we know one of the things she's doing.
00:21:04.720 She is very determined to take power.
00:21:08.260 And for years, she has been willing to trim her sails and say whatever it takes to say in order to become detoxified.
00:21:17.720 The French have a term for de-diabolization.
00:21:21.280 To no longer be seen as having cloven hooves and horns and breathing fire and brimstone.
00:21:27.520 She'll say whatever it takes to gain power.
00:21:29.940 Now, at this point, at this point, with her country burning in the background,
00:21:35.960 when asked, what do you think if these Muslims say they're going to leave?
00:21:39.360 Couldn't she say, if that's the way they feel about it, I can't stop them.
00:21:43.400 Why couldn't she at least say that?
00:21:46.360 Why couldn't she?
00:21:48.040 Of course, what she really needs to say is, of course, they must go.
00:21:51.700 And if they go voluntarily, that's great.
00:21:55.160 And if they don't go voluntarily, we will make sure they go one way or the other.
00:21:59.100 That's what she should have said.
00:22:00.360 And at this point, I don't think that would have, by any means, lowered her chances of winning the presidential election.
00:22:09.100 Now, the issue then becomes, what does this woman really think?
00:22:13.640 I don't know.
00:22:14.400 I don't know either.
00:22:15.680 It's strange.
00:22:16.540 If not now, when?
00:22:18.740 You're given this opportunity on a silver platter.
00:22:23.180 That's right.
00:22:25.020 She could have at least said, well, I can't stop them.
00:22:28.500 They're free to go.
00:22:29.320 But she says, no, they're French.
00:22:32.000 They're French.
00:22:32.520 Now, in fairness to her, and I'm bending way over backwards to be fair to her,
00:22:42.300 she's saying, well, what we really oppose is not Islam.
00:22:45.640 We really oppose Sharia law, those who would impose Sharia law.
00:22:49.600 What a, I mean, that's such a useless distinction.
00:22:55.360 All Muslims, if they are serious, good Muslims,
00:22:58.400 would believe in Sharia law.
00:22:59.860 And the more Muslims there are,
00:23:00.980 the more they're gonna be who believe in Sharia law.
00:23:03.680 Furthermore, poll after poll of the way French Muslims think
00:23:08.320 about the future of the country and about Islam
00:23:11.120 proves that the younger the generation is,
00:23:14.060 the more they believe in Sharia law.
00:23:16.940 the less they think that French law prevails over Islamic law.
00:23:23.640 I find this to be quite an astonishing thing.
00:23:26.360 You would think that as young French,
00:23:29.000 they grow up second generation, third generation,
00:23:31.480 maybe even by now fourth generation,
00:23:34.360 if there is any kind of assimilation at all,
00:23:37.460 they would be less likely than older Muslims to say,
00:23:42.040 no, no, we want Sharia law.
00:23:43.440 Now, maybe the only difference is
00:23:45.460 they're more willing to say what their elders think and their elders be more timid and more
00:23:49.940 likely to kind of camouflage their views the point is when you got muzzies you're going to have people
00:23:54.840 who are going to believe in sharia law that is the law and the short of it and the more numerous they
00:23:59.960 are the more likely you are to get this kind of state within a state and for her to try to make
00:24:05.680 this silly distinction between radical islam islam and which is talking about non-white people these
00:24:13.620 Arabs and Africans who've been there generation after generation still go out on New Year's Eve 0.98
00:24:19.480 and Halloween and burn all the cars they can possibly find. Wake up, Maureen. Her father 0.98
00:24:26.040 understood this. Plenty of French people understand this. But the future president of the United
00:24:30.940 States, the future president of France, has got her eyes deliberately shut. It is really a very
00:24:38.880 disappointing thing now as you say as you say if you're not going to call a spade a spade now
00:24:45.040 when would you and if she's unable to say sensible things about immigration and non-whites now
00:24:52.240 i tend to think she never will be i'm waiting for that day where like one of these right-wing
00:24:58.760 politicians come in and of course here as you can see the reuters piece call them extreme and then
00:25:04.020 they continue to soften their message they weaken we saw this with the sweden democrats recently
00:25:08.740 which is to signify something.
00:25:11.160 I partially think that's because they've continually softened their message.
00:25:16.040 They're not losing the vanguard.
00:25:18.280 They're not losing the vigorous energy of those youths
00:25:22.580 that are willing to fight for nationalistic causes.
00:25:25.000 And they're looking at this and just like, what is it?
00:25:27.160 And they're walking away, basically.
00:25:29.080 They're losing.
00:25:29.760 She's not going to win any Muslims from this.
00:25:31.760 It's the same with Sweden Democrats.
00:25:33.160 It's almost like they've peaked.
00:25:34.360 They lost three seats this last election.
00:25:36.860 And I'm thinking, look, we'll see.
00:25:39.960 The election, the general election here, the French presidential election, is next year.
00:25:44.960 So a lot of things can happen until that.
00:25:46.680 But I'm starting to think some of these right-wing parties have peaked simply because they don't understand the dynamic.
00:25:51.300 You know what I mean?
00:25:51.960 I don't know.
00:25:52.560 We'll see.
00:25:53.360 It will be very interesting.
00:25:55.740 Now, she has done better.
00:25:58.040 I think she's run three times already.
00:26:01.200 She did not make the second round on her first attempt twice now.
00:26:05.180 she did make the second round and uh sorry oh no worries she did make the second round
00:26:11.900 and uh after the debates with macron she lost she lost in the second round but she did better
00:26:18.940 and better as time went on yeah so uh it i i suspect that she's going to be elected she's
00:26:26.480 going to be elected but she has watered down her message to the point where once she's erected
00:26:31.120 elected, is that going to make a difference? And as you say, as you say, is she going to get any
00:26:37.240 Muslim votes for having said what she said? No, not one. And the people who are going to put her
00:26:43.780 over the top, the people who are willing to wear out shoe leather, walking, walking around,
00:26:49.780 stuffing on those, doing what's necessary to make a campaign win, the people who are most enthusiastic
00:26:54.400 about her candidacy are going to see that kind of thing and say, what the heck? Why should I bother?
00:27:00.460 Why should I bother?
00:27:02.340 It's very, very disheartening.
00:27:05.440 Now, given a choice between her and any of the other possible candidates,
00:27:11.560 she is probably better.
00:27:13.500 But now we're just nibbling around the edges.
00:27:15.980 She's certainly going to be better than Macron, who says, 0.98
00:27:18.340 oh, it's all AI-generated foolishness.
00:27:20.680 I guess she's going to say, you know, the city hall limoes, 0.84
00:27:24.080 that didn't really burn down.
00:27:25.880 That's just a hokeyed up AI image.
00:27:28.460 So don't you worry.
00:27:29.240 Just go back to sleep, Frenchman.
00:27:31.440 But for Marima Penn who've done this.
00:27:34.580 Now, I was looking into the campaigns of her father.
00:27:38.960 Her father ran for president five times.
00:27:43.120 And if you discount, well, the first time he didn't, he won hardly any at all.
00:27:51.540 But after that, he began to gain and gain and gain until in 2007.
00:27:56.320 2007 was his last campaign.
00:27:59.240 And guess who was in charge of electoral tactics?
00:28:04.020 Tell me.
00:28:04.860 Marine Le Pen.
00:28:06.360 She was in charge of putting the campaign together.
00:28:09.720 And that was a campaign that left many
00:28:13.400 of Jean-Marie de Pen's firmest supporters
00:28:17.020 absolutely astonished.
00:28:19.340 They had a number of campaign posters
00:28:22.240 in which they had non-whites.
00:28:24.820 I remember one of them, they had this non-white girl.
00:28:27.060 She was an Algerian with frizzy hair, and she had her pants low-slung.
00:28:32.080 You could see her pink underwear peeking out the top of her pants.
00:28:35.760 Yes.
00:28:36.520 And she's saying, isn't that just what Jean-Marie Le Pen stands for?
00:28:41.340 Yes, that's what he would want, yeah.
00:28:43.760 Well, he was running.
00:28:45.840 He was the candidate.
00:28:48.360 And she's saying, left, right, they're all no good.
00:28:52.900 They've destroyed this, this destroyed that.
00:28:54.820 Vote for Le Pen.
00:28:56.040 And so, gosh, all of these disappointed white Frenchmen are supposed to see that girl and say, gee, I'm finally going to vote for Le Pen after all, because this frizzy haired Algerian thinks he's good.
00:29:09.900 What in heaven's name?
00:29:11.700 And interestingly enough, out of the five times he had of the four, he had been growing, growing, growing in terms of the vote percentage.
00:29:22.780 That last time in 2007, he had a slump from five years before, but when he still maintained this firm image, this firm image of a guy who stands for France, she's got no time for Muslims.
00:29:36.860 So that has been, that's the way she has been doing it for years now.
00:29:42.380 Always trying to, in the French have an expression, put water in your wine.
00:29:48.000 Right.
00:29:48.180 just dilute the message and try to be good, try to be loved. And you could say that in practical
00:29:56.260 terms, if she is elected, that has been a successful strategy. She's gotten enough people
00:30:02.240 behind her. But my guess is that she could have maintained a much firmer line. And it is reality
00:30:10.220 that is red-pilling people, not the fact that she is criticizing her father and saying all
00:30:18.000 these reconciling things, conciliatory things about Muslims and immigrants. That's not what's
00:30:25.840 getting her votes. I think it's just reality that's getting her votes. But who knows? In
00:30:30.840 retrospect, if she becomes president, she'll say, yeah, I did the right thing. Now, this is my
00:30:36.860 fantasy. It's a fantasy based on very little fun, but I am a renowned optimist to the point where
00:30:44.380 the people call me Dr. Pangloss out of that foolish Candide character from Voltaire.
00:30:52.320 I have a fantasy and the fantasy is, okay, if she's elected, she's in for five years
00:30:59.920 and she can't run again. So that is the end of the career from Marine Le Pen.
00:31:05.320 is it possible that once she's in she will show her true clause at this point i doubt it i absolutely
00:31:14.680 doubt but we'll see as i say i am the perpetual optimist and although we have been we have been
00:31:20.880 betrayed so many times by george maloney yeah i know boris boris johnson uh uh timing even some
00:31:31.940 that haven't even been elected yet it feels like there's been betrayal you know i mean because of
00:31:36.560 the softening there's this counter signaling ethno-nationalism and like all you have to do
00:31:42.980 is you just don't address it and do your thing and move on right that's all you have to do
00:31:46.960 as you say the sweden democrats when they first came in jimmy atkinson i thought that guy that
00:31:52.660 guy had a real backbone but no he he keeps putting water in his wine too correct yeah
00:31:58.040 They just get softer and softer and softer.
00:32:01.320 It's so disappointing.
00:32:02.700 But I believe some political party, it probably will not be the national rally,
00:32:09.080 but some political party someplace is going to stick to its guns.
00:32:12.200 To me, it's remarkable that the AFD does as well as it does.
00:32:16.560 Those guys don't back off.
00:32:18.180 At least, of course, it depends on the state where you're talking about.
00:32:21.380 The party is very decentralized, but then Saxony Anhoff, Thuringia,
00:32:25.700 And they really have stuck to their guns, and they've done well politically.
00:32:29.820 I think that's a great model for all the other nationalists running in the so-called far-right parties all around Europe.
00:32:38.060 The reality here, obviously, is that the window is closing.
00:32:41.120 Demographically, we're looking at the older population as the white majority now,
00:32:46.080 but in the below 18s, we are now a minority in many of our countries already.
00:32:51.360 and obviously that will
00:32:53.680 that closes out
00:32:55.860 this idea that there will be a party we can
00:32:57.920 vote in that's going to somehow fix this
00:32:59.940 so we have, and some people have
00:33:01.960 even said that ship has sailed already and again
00:33:03.800 just doing one more example
00:33:05.920 of what happened in Sweden with the recent election
00:33:07.860 because Jim Jokunson said
00:33:09.820 he was very proud of the fact that basically
00:33:11.920 now all the other parties sound like us
00:33:13.720 and it's like, well exactly, so
00:33:15.680 what's your purpose then?
00:33:17.620 What's your role then?
00:33:18.620 if you could now you're letting them take a page from your book and say and now in fact
00:33:24.200 even the social democrats not the sweden democrats with email but the social democrats
00:33:28.680 can of course they're not going to do anything about it but i'm saying they can actually take
00:33:32.840 a page from the book and say we're going to address the migration problem you see similar
00:33:37.120 things in the uk politics too where you letting them the mainstream parties be the conservative
00:33:42.300 or labor in the uk kind of say that yeah we're going to address this and it's a problem with
00:33:47.480 the small boats. Now you're letting them win. And if you don't continue to push the envelope and go
00:33:53.940 further, your role no longer, you don't even serve a purpose anymore, right? Exactly, exactly. The
00:34:00.420 idea that somehow by snapping at the heels of the big boys and getting them to turn 10 degrees in
00:34:06.640 the right direction when you've really got to go 180 degrees if they've done their job,
00:34:10.540 that's just cuckoo. I find it very disappointing and surprising. Part of it, though, is
00:34:17.340 I'm sure a lot of it has to do with the perks of office.
00:34:21.220 These people have been in politics for a while.
00:34:23.560 People follow them around, put microphones in front of their faces.
00:34:27.540 They start feeling pretty good, even if they're not in power.
00:34:31.800 They are important people, and they don't want to risk that.
00:34:34.700 And the way they can be sure not to risk that is just not to go too far.
00:34:40.020 And I think part of electoral politics has to do with recognizing that what most matters to politicians is political survival.
00:34:51.140 That's 99% of the case.
00:34:53.940 And if they have to sacrifice their message and at the same time sacrifice the good of their country to stay in, they can always tell themselves, well, I'm better than the social Democrats.
00:35:04.780 I'm better in the United States than the Democrat Party.
00:35:07.340 And so, so long as I'm in office, even if I trim myself a little bit, I'm going to be better than the alternative.
00:35:15.040 And that always justifies a kind of compromise and ultimately what ends up being a collapse.
00:35:21.800 That's all part of it too, especially for these parties that have been playing the electoral game for a long time.
00:35:26.880 What they all need, of course, is a very powerful and vanguard medical political movement to keep them honest, keep them on track, make sure that they don't compromise and don't sell out.
00:35:41.940 Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I'll see these this footage here and I'm like, there's a Haiti style revolt coming to France if they don't if they don't take this seriously.
00:35:57.160 You're you're you're so close right now to this. I mean, you hear I can just show a couple of the clips real quick, I guess.
00:36:06.420 Because you're seeing this in other countries now, too, where there's open advocacy of violence against, you know, colonialist countries.
00:36:16.820 Here was an anti-racist campaigner, I think she's in Scotland, Zamard Zahid.
00:36:22.300 She did a TikTok video where she's talking with her daughter about supporting basically a violent revolution against the colonizers and Europeans.
00:36:30.420 many of these type of videos have been coming out
00:36:34.080 where they openly are just like
00:36:35.540 as you said before, it's interesting
00:36:38.000 they do not have the impulse control
00:36:39.920 obviously, they hate us so much
00:36:42.280 they can't control themselves
00:36:43.660 and I think they also see
00:36:45.240 they sense almost instinctually
00:36:47.480 that we might be able to topple
00:36:50.480 if we keep pushing like this
00:36:52.320 and if we grow in numbers
00:36:53.680 maybe not this year, maybe not the next
00:36:56.220 but maybe in 3, 4, 5 years from now
00:36:58.480 They can topple the state to these people.
00:37:01.280 It would just complete violence, right?
00:37:03.320 If they had the patience to lie low just a few more years, then they could reach that critical mass.
00:37:13.460 At this point, if the French state really buckled down, it could do something.
00:37:17.780 It's a matter of will.
00:37:19.000 They have the power.
00:37:20.260 They just refuse to exercise that power.
00:37:23.400 How did it get them to do that?
00:37:25.000 I don't know.
00:37:25.480 But all of these terrible videos that you're showing me, all of that, these are all tremendous advertisements for people.
00:37:34.520 This is a message to every patriotic Frenchman.
00:37:39.000 We must do something.
00:37:40.780 The country could go if we don't stop this right now while we have a chance.
00:37:46.160 And as the perpetual optimist, I think we still have a chance.
00:37:50.220 And certainly we have a chance in certainly at least one or two Western European countries.
00:37:56.560 And if it's, say, the FPO in Austria that gained some kind of power, or it'd be wonderful if the AFD really eventually took federal control and started carrying out the things that have to be done.
00:38:11.340 That would be a wonderful example for so many other parties, so many other electorates.
00:38:16.840 I think that could really get the ball rolling.
00:38:18.780 And this is something we haven't talked about yet, but I'm sure you have followed with great enthusiasm the re-migration movement in Europe and the young people who are involved in trying to get this going.
00:38:32.120 I think they are some of the most impressive young people I've ever met in my life, the people who are the leaders of the re-migration movement.
00:38:39.740 and the Remigration Summits that I've been to, I've been to two of them now.
00:38:45.160 These people, these are sharp, young, dedicated, courageous men and women who are bound to do or die.
00:38:54.400 They know what's at stake and they're going to do whatever it takes to save their nation,
00:38:58.520 save their race and their civilization.
00:39:00.700 So, of course, perhaps I'm optimistic because I've been in this for so long
00:39:05.860 that I have made it to a time when we have a vastly broader, multifaceted, and well-organized
00:39:16.580 movements that did not exist when I got started. So yes, we have a tremendous amount left to do,
00:39:22.080 but I've seen tremendous progress also. And re-migration movement in Europe is, to me,
00:39:26.800 one of the most compelling and encouraging developments.
00:39:30.200 yeah i'm convinced uh we'll we'll i'm convinced we'll we're gonna get through this right it's
00:39:38.920 this is not like now it's actually the fight is really kind of just beginning frankly now to be
00:39:46.040 honest right i see you see a lot of these poses france is over the britain is done you know
00:39:51.200 it's like what are you talking about like it's we haven't even really kind of fought back yet so
00:39:55.980 it's a cope right like it's an easy way to claim that oh now therefore i don't have to emotionally
00:40:01.060 kind of deal with this obviously this is hard to watching this it's it's uh gut-wrenching it's it's
00:40:06.460 heartbreaking to seeing all this footage of what's happening to our countries but at the same time
00:40:10.660 like as i said before i'm kind of getting to a point too where i'm like like it's time to toughen
00:40:15.980 up like you're gonna get out of the way like that that's really what this comes down to like
00:40:20.280 Do we deserve to have a place at the table?
00:40:25.280 Do we deserve to have countries anymore?
00:40:27.100 If we can't even stand up for our own countries,
00:40:29.480 maybe if it's falling, push it.
00:40:32.780 That's kind of where I'm at now.
00:40:33.800 You know what I mean?
00:40:35.540 I'm not quite sure what you mean, but nature doesn't care. 0.97
00:40:38.840 White people go extinct. 0.98
00:40:40.740 Nature doesn't care. 1.00
00:40:42.480 And if white people do not have the will to maintain their civilization, 0.96
00:40:46.680 maintain their habitat, keep others out, 0.90
00:40:49.000 then we don't deserve to survive. But I do think we have that will. We had that will for hundreds
00:40:53.640 of years, thousands of years. Right. And it's not going to disappear just overnight in a hundred
00:40:59.220 year period, which it appears to have done. I believe it's done. I think practically all white
00:41:04.100 people have some little spark of racial consciousness that's been smothered through
00:41:09.960 years of propaganda. But it's our job. You're my job to just breathe lovingly, gently on that spark
00:41:16.900 can bring it into flame and i think i see that happening more and more all around the world
00:41:21.300 young people especially and young people of the future yes we have the demographic tidal wave
00:41:26.460 moving against us but we have all these wonderful people who see what's coming and are willing to
00:41:31.440 do something about it i'm i'm i'm encouraged yeah well i guess what i'm saying there to clarify is
00:41:36.540 that it is a deeply seeded rot that have set in in in the western civilization right it's really a
00:41:45.340 Yes. Immigration is not the root cause of these problems. It's simply just a symptom of a much deeper, if you will, psychological whatever it is. Sure, we've been subverted. We've been told that we're evil. It's like the whole academic system, the entertainment system is against us to program us in these ways.
00:42:06.380 I understand that, but it's also this kind of like, it's a deep-seated rot in our system,
00:42:13.040 and immigration is simply just one symptom of that.
00:42:18.240 And we have to, you know, basically, that has to be turned around, or we're not going
00:42:23.460 to make this, right?
00:42:25.220 I agree 100%.
00:42:26.720 And that's why, in the case of France, and in the case for all Western European countries,
00:42:32.280 where we still are a majority, it's a matter of will.
00:42:35.500 It's not a matter of means.
00:42:37.220 Now, within, say, the next conceivable future, the next five or ten years, in the case of Marine Le Pen, I don't see her maintaining a kind of politics vis-a-vis illegal immigrants, even to the extent that Donald Trump has.
00:42:59.680 They've got millions of illegal immigrants who are under orders to leave the territory of France,
00:43:07.000 and they don't do anything about it.
00:43:09.100 They have been not nearly aggressive enough about telling the countries that receive to take their people back,
00:43:15.020 look, you're going to take them back or else we're going to cancel all visas from your country.
00:43:20.120 We're going to do trading with you.
00:43:21.580 You can make them take them back if you really want to.
00:43:24.700 Or as the United States is doing, we're cutting these deals with some of the most disagreeable, worst countries in the world.
00:43:31.440 They're going to take them back for us.
00:43:33.240 OK, so you've got some Vietnamese guy and his government refuses to take him back.
00:43:38.020 And we can't beat the Vietnamese to take him back.
00:43:40.500 Well, we'll send him to South Sudan.
00:43:42.280 We'll send him to Eswatini.
00:43:43.980 We'll send him to, we're looking into places like Rio Muni, Portuguese Guinea.
00:43:53.220 I'm sorry, it's a Spanish, it's a former Spanish colony.
00:43:58.280 Really terrible places.
00:43:59.980 Once they get there, well, then they find some reason
00:44:02.260 to go back to their homeland after all.
00:44:04.200 So there are ways to get them out.
00:44:06.280 I just don't think Marine Le Pen has got the guts
00:44:09.680 and the determination to do even the most obvious step, 0.92
00:44:14.320 which is to kick out illegals.
00:44:16.680 Illegals who've already been ordered to leave France.
00:44:19.800 I can't remember how many hundreds and thousands of them 0.99
00:44:22.060 are still kicking around in France, sleeping in the streets, raping young people. 0.88
00:44:27.500 I'm sure that there are tens of thousands of them participating in this mayhem 0.83
00:44:32.340 that you've just shown on the screen right now,
00:44:34.620 who not only are they in France illegally,
00:44:39.180 they've already been ordered out, but are still there.
00:44:42.880 We're going to need people with willpower that's willing to do things.
00:44:48.840 Let me just, okay, let me phrase this right.
00:44:50.540 to just to just do things that i'll leave it at just you can it's this remarkable thing in politics
00:44:57.660 that you can just do things you can actually if you have and and you might not even have to have
00:45:03.460 the full political power sure at some point then there's a there's a conflict maybe military gets
00:45:08.620 involved etc but those are if those are necessary steps to do like a deep soul searching internally
00:45:14.180 in the country and among the population to like what do we what do we do should we open fire on
00:45:19.120 our own people because they want to return to order and stability in their country what do we
00:45:23.420 do but i'm saying in this case with a marine le pen maloney you know some of these other you know
00:45:29.300 women in politics they're even squeamish about enforcing the actual law in some cases that's
00:45:36.840 right which shows you how incredibly weak uh this is and the type of people we're dealing with
00:45:43.580 Yes, yes.
00:45:44.480 Well, I had high hopes for Maloney, and she's been a huge disappointment.
00:45:50.440 I continue to have high hopes for others who I hope will get elected into office.
00:45:55.800 I hope they won't be disappointed.
00:45:56.980 But every time we're disappointed, what we have to do is redouble our efforts.
00:46:02.840 We don't give up.
00:46:04.040 We don't say to ourselves, well, I guess it's impossible.
00:46:06.440 No, it's not impossible.
00:46:08.160 It's a matter of will.
00:46:09.400 It's a matter of determination.
00:46:10.560 And, well, if it's almost impossible to imagine Marine Le Pen doing this unless we were in just far, far worse chaotic circumstances than we see in those videos you showed us. 0.96
00:46:28.240 But I suppose she could bring the French military out on the street and tell them, shoot these people. 0.63
00:46:36.040 If that's what's needed, that's what's got to be done. 0.99
00:46:39.080 That's absolutely what's got to be done.
00:46:41.320 For years, it seemed to me that it would be very effective in the Mediterranean.
00:46:46.960 If you wouldn't even have to shoot these boats coming across,
00:46:50.120 all you'd have to do is send the Navy out there and tow them back.
00:46:54.260 Just tow them back.
00:46:55.600 There's some obvious things you can do.
00:46:57.440 If every time they set up in little boats,
00:46:59.620 they knew they were going to be intercepted and towed back, they wouldn't come.
00:47:04.280 It's the same for coming across the Channel.
00:47:06.360 Now, I know that there is, I can't remember this group.
00:47:08.860 There's a group that goes out in their own little boats with their long knives, and they go out and slash the rubber boats.
00:47:16.540 Yeah. Patriot Platform, I think it is.
00:47:19.220 Yes, yes, yes.
00:47:20.260 Yes, yes.
00:47:21.860 Well, if the government betrays the people, that's what's going to happen.
00:47:27.520 I don't recommend violence, but this is the fruit of betraying your trust, of really being a traitor to your own people by letting it be to play.
00:47:38.860 replaced well i mean there is i don't think we need to argue law this is simply just morality
00:47:44.880 right because it was said what's at stake here is that either there is a either france continue to
00:47:49.760 exist and the french people continue to exist or they don't that's what's at stake and everyone
00:47:54.500 will be coming kicking and screaming to this realization one way or another and either they
00:48:00.300 side with us or they are our enemies that that that's what's going to happen right so in my view
00:48:05.240 the sooner the better that this that those camps kind of align themselves but you know we don't
00:48:10.920 get to uh decide here so this is going to continue for probably quite a few more years before this
00:48:16.200 really begins to crystallize you know yes but i think it's already crystallizing in a sense
00:48:21.960 in terms of the organizations the groups the determination the x accounts the people are
00:48:28.040 making videos and memes if you look if you look around the political landscape certainly in the
00:48:33.080 the United States, and I'm sure it's true for Europe as well. Where do you see interesting
00:48:38.040 ideas? Where do you see even interesting memes? Where do you see people who are dealing with
00:48:43.860 problems in a realistic way? The left has run out of ideas, completely run out of ideas.
00:48:50.400 All they can ever say is, tax the billionaires and let in as many third world as is possible.
00:48:57.480 No, that's not going to work. You wonder how they even manage to believe it themselves.
00:49:01.660 all of the energy all of the creativity all of the commitment really is coming from what they
00:49:08.420 call the hard right which i call the identitarian right and i think that's going to continue
00:49:12.960 these these videos that you're showing if if the mainstream media all it did was spend 10 minutes
00:49:22.900 a day showing these videos i think that'd be a dramatic change i'd be a dramatic change in the
00:49:27.940 electorate and the way people think it is just so clear for those who are willing to see yeah
00:49:34.180 I agree um so okay there was something that I wanted to mention about the
00:49:40.080 yeah this is yeah go on if you had a conclusion in terms of the people who really understand
00:49:47.220 and who are speaking publicly in France I'm sorry to say it uh our favorite Algerian Jew
00:49:52.980 Eric Zemmour. That is the guy. That is the guy who sees it straight. That's the guy who says
00:50:00.700 these people are incompatible, incompatible with French civilization. I think he's a true French
00:50:06.640 patriot. He's a better French patriot than Marine Le Pen. I think I would certainly vote for him
00:50:11.940 if I were a Frenchman and he were running any kind of election. There's a guy who is perfectly
00:50:17.360 prepared to say, look, what we are seeing is the consequences of the great replacement. That's
00:50:22.180 another phrase Marine Le Pen refuses to use. What we clearly have is a great replacement. He says,
00:50:27.920 not only does a great replacement happen, it has its own flag. And you see what they're waving
00:50:36.020 around, the Palestinian flag, the Turkish flag, the Moroccan flag, the Algerian flag. It has its
00:50:41.460 own flag, and it has its own ideology, which is hatred of France, hatred of Western civilization,
00:50:47.880 hatred of the nation he sees it right the true face of the great replacement there you've got
00:50:54.420 it why does it take eric zemmour to say this why can't maureen le pen say this this this is a great
00:51:01.200 disappointment and a mystery but at least you have a public intellectual who has got a platform
00:51:07.260 and who is prepared to explain exactly what's happening now there is and i don't know exactly
00:51:14.460 about eric zemmour's position on this but there is this interesting pivot in europe among the the
00:51:20.900 you know the so-called far-right politicians right which is this pivot towards trying to kind of
00:51:26.720 associate european nationalism more so with zionism there's a there's a couple of conferences
00:51:32.420 that was held in jerusalem jerusalem recently and it was a number of the far far-right leaders
00:51:37.360 invited jim jokison was there he was trying to speak hebrew from the pulpit uh who was jim jokison
00:51:43.200 sweden democrats leader he was there oh i i you pronounce his name correctly sorry yes when you
00:51:49.440 i call him akerson akerson yeah i don't know you're you're all good yes um yeah he was there
00:51:58.740 it was the vox party um oh what's his name spain uh santio abascal yes abascal you had a number of
00:52:07.800 other ones yes there's a few of them i'll pull up the article in just a moment uh afd had a
00:52:11.940 representative there now there was some other uh it's the second year in a row but i'm noticing a
00:52:17.520 lot of the accounts are trying to say what i'm saying is there seems to be this where like
00:52:22.620 european nationalism will be permitted if you will inside of the political system as long as
00:52:30.280 there's an association with israeli politics or zionist politics or something like that that the
00:52:35.360 real split they're seeking to do i think we should just simply take our own side and leave it at that
00:52:40.400 But it says when you see a lot of the Palestinian flags out there, a lot of people were like, well, therefore, Israel is fighting that.
00:52:48.440 So that has to be our ally in the situation.
00:52:50.420 And you're seeing this kind of recoupling of European politics because it has been, there's many European nations traditionally that have been, you know, they've been more pro-Palestinian.
00:53:00.860 They've been kind of anti-Israeli settlements and things like that.
00:53:04.160 And so all I'm saying is I'm seeing this kind of worrying backdrop to this where like, don't get like, this is irrelevant.
00:53:11.580 It's not irrelevant.
00:53:12.620 I can't say that, but I'm saying it should be technically irrelevant to our cause, to our struggle here.
00:53:18.880 You know, it should.
00:53:19.840 It's not our problem.
00:53:21.480 However, in a place like France, you have a large number of Jews and they vote in elections too.
00:53:28.920 Increasingly, Jews are going to be voting for Le Pen,
00:53:33.160 a milquetoast Le Pen, even though she is,
00:53:35.140 but she's better than some of the others.
00:53:37.920 I recall the Vlam's Belong, and before that, the Vlam's Bloc.
00:53:43.060 They played footsie with Israel and Zionist interests
00:53:47.360 because they had a shared opposition to Islam.
00:53:51.120 If that's necessary for internal electoral politics,
00:53:54.780 it's not it's it's something that i would not condemn across the board but just have to keep
00:53:59.520 everything in perspective what are our interests what is it i'm just saying what are what are
00:54:05.100 actually the at a time now when israel is more unpopular than than ever because of the conflict
00:54:12.900 in gaza and all that i'm not saying they should like therefore try to reach out on a line with 0.85
00:54:17.020 like pro-palestinian shit lips or something i don't mean that either i'm just saying what
00:54:21.060 what did the sweden democrats really gain from at this but do you see i'm saying at this point 0.97
00:54:26.900 reaching out and trying to agree it's not that as far as i know anyway like israel has this huge
00:54:31.500 powerful law they have you know they have a lobby in europe in europe but it's not as powerful as
00:54:35.360 in america so what do they gain do something they just please anyway pleasing israel per se
00:54:41.160 is uh something that seems futile to me the only uh the only justification of it could possibly be
00:54:49.180 that if you think that there is a decisive Jewish vote
00:54:52.560 in your own country, now, Sweden, how many?
00:54:56.560 Very little, very little.
00:54:59.000 Who have they got to please?
00:55:00.480 Yes, who have they got to please?
00:55:02.580 But this is something that the so-called right wing
00:55:05.700 has been doing for a long time.
00:55:07.460 But no, there's no question about it,
00:55:10.100 that cozying up to what is no doubt
00:55:12.660 the most unpopular country in the world
00:55:15.620 does not seem to be a winning format.
00:55:17.740 no so i don't know what the deal is but anyway so i'll just leave that there that i'm seeing that
00:55:22.280 that it's this very kind of it's clear that like will will permit you some level of national
00:55:28.380 identity because it's almost like there's the the torch bearers now have been like um you know like
00:55:34.780 for western civilization have been israeli interested and for a while they tried they
00:55:38.760 did try to pivot of like no no the root of you know the west is really like in jerusalem because
00:55:45.040 of Jesus and Christianity and these
00:55:47.040 types of things. Then Rubio did this
00:55:48.960 very interesting, did you see that?
00:55:50.960 When he went to Athens, standing
00:55:53.000 in front of the Parthenon
00:55:54.340 and doing this whole, like, it was this
00:55:56.980 instant re-pivot where they realized
00:55:59.000 that the unpopularity of
00:56:00.880 trying to shove down, you know, Israeli
00:56:03.000 interests and Jerusalem
00:56:04.900 as the founder of, like, Western civilization
00:56:06.940 or something was just one step
00:56:08.880 too far and they just, like, back to the
00:56:10.940 drawing board. No, no, no, it's
00:56:12.740 obviously Greece. That's what it is. That's right.
00:56:15.040 come on. But, you know, the fact is, I like that speech. I never thought that a secretary of state
00:56:21.640 of the United States was going to talk about Thumos for heaven's sake. But do you think it's
00:56:27.380 subversive, though? Are they doing it for the wrong reasons? No, I don't think it's subversive.
00:56:31.280 I don't think it's subversive. No, I think that this is a recognition that things are happening
00:56:38.700 in Europe that are terrible. And of course, this is all part of my optimism. I'm always happy
00:56:46.220 to see the things that people are willing to say, and I'm less likely to approach them for
00:56:52.680 the things that they fail to say. And for the American Secretary of State to talk about the
00:56:57.920 importance of Greece, the importance of Western civilization, heritage, all of these battles that
00:57:03.920 we have fought for our heritage. Now, he did not use the word race. However, when people say, oh,
00:57:09.940 he's just a gatekeeper, he's going to siphon off all the energy and people are not going to realize
00:57:14.480 that what it boils down to is race. I disagree. His speech opened the door to a new way of looking
00:57:21.620 at our history and our heritage. And if people go through that door, they're going to find race.
00:57:27.580 I think they will inevitably find race. So no, I welcome that speech. I don't see it as some kind
00:57:33.440 red herring and we're all supposed to say oh great great now the problem's solved no not at all
00:57:38.580 this is opening the door to people who will see further than just heritage just history you can't
00:57:47.780 talk about western civilization the way he did without planning in people's minds this is
00:57:52.700 something white people did and it started in greece i just don't think you can i i i believe
00:57:59.120 right in the sense that i think that regardless of what the intention is they're walking
00:58:04.580 dangerously close to that line and they have to walk up against that line because it's the only
00:58:10.140 thing that they have left it's the only thing that makes sense however i'll say this though
00:58:14.120 i do if the state if the state department and ultimately american politics overall let's say
00:58:20.800 a deeply entrenched american foreign policy that undoubtedly is joined at the hip with the israeli
00:58:27.220 lobby let's let's be honest right i think that they are genuinely afraid and and correctly so
00:58:32.980 obviously but i'm saying i think they're generally afraid of having a european country basically
00:58:37.460 being turned over to muslim into all of a sudden you have a france a nuclear power where you could 0.90
00:58:42.560 have a bunch of muslims and jihadists in charge of a bunch of nuclear weapons and that's that's 0.54
00:58:47.580 posing a big threat to israel that that's all i'm saying do something oh i don't think that's the 0.97
00:58:51.760 only reason i don't think not the only but i think it contributes to it that's what i'm saying
00:58:55.160 Well, it could very well, but whatever contributes to it, so long as people are talking in the administration about civilizational erasure through immigration.
00:59:07.120 Remember that foreign policy paper that was issued, and it was very clear about that.
00:59:13.960 NATO, NATO is going to cease to be a legitimate partner if it ceases to be European.
00:59:20.360 in. Now that is expressed in terms of what's good for the United States, what's good for Western
00:59:25.220 civilization, and maybe in the back of people's minds, okay, maybe that's good for Israel too.
00:59:30.520 But I did not see that speech as some kind of throwing a bone to Israel at all. I see it as
00:59:36.920 a recognition of what is really happening to Western Europe and something that we must,
00:59:42.240 by all means, prevent. Yeah, it is what it is. Beggars can't be choosers. They're going to do
00:59:49.880 what they're going to do for whatever reason.
00:59:51.500 We're not in these people's minds.
00:59:52.660 I'm just saying these are interesting dynamics,
00:59:54.960 which I think all plays a role in why we're seeing
00:59:58.120 part of the political establishment willing to go our way too.
01:00:02.000 That's all I'm saying.
01:00:02.860 Well, take J.D. Vance.
01:00:04.420 J.D. Vance, he was apparently the only member of the inner circle
01:00:08.500 who said, don't go to war.
01:00:11.460 Don't go to war.
01:00:12.480 This is a war that's going to further Israel's interests and not ours.
01:00:16.020 I think maybe the Joint Chiefs of Staff also, he said,
01:00:18.540 look, Netanyahu comes over here and says, Donald Trump, you take this regime down and you're going
01:00:25.100 to be a hero. You're going to go down in history as after 47 years, finally the guy who got rid
01:00:30.340 of the mullahs. And everybody around him says, no, that's just baloney. This is Israel wanting
01:00:35.340 us to fight their wars for them. But he fell for it. He fell for it. But J.D. Vance apparently was
01:00:40.660 one of the group that was really pretty hard against that. I think he sees more clearly than
01:00:46.880 what do we have to do for our irreplaceable ally, Israel?
01:00:51.040 I really do believe that.
01:00:53.040 Yeah, I mean, because I think they're going to lose the midterms because of it
01:00:56.160 and they'll lose in 2028 as well.
01:00:58.060 I'm afraid, I'm very afraid that that's exactly what's going to happen.
01:01:02.240 And all of the great things that Donald Trump accomplished
01:01:05.100 will just go down the stairs because they've been accomplished
01:01:08.340 almost entirely through executive order.
01:01:11.840 Now, to me, I would love to have a frank conversation with J.D. Vance.
01:01:18.860 Now, I imagine J.D. Vance is smart enough to realize that his boss is this egomaniac.
01:01:25.900 It's like dealing with an uncastrated bull.
01:01:28.920 You never know which way he's going to turn.
01:01:31.100 But for him to be elected in 2028, he's got to put a considerable amount of daylight between himself and his boss.
01:01:39.440 Right.
01:01:39.880 How is he going to do that without being excommunicated and cast into the outer darkness by a very, very vindictive and self-absorbed Donald Trump?
01:01:52.520 That is going to be a fascinating thing to see.
01:01:55.360 And when J.D. Vance explicitly refused to endorse Bibi Netanyahu, I thought that is just one little marker that he's laying down.
01:02:05.360 He's saying, I'm not this guy. I'm not this guy.
01:02:08.040 But as the nomination approaches and as the general election approaches, he's going to have to be much clearer about, okay, if you're not this guy, explain to us the various reasons in which you are not.
01:02:20.640 And that is going to be a real high wire act, probably the most delicate balancing act we've seen, maybe in all of American political history.
01:02:30.160 It's impossible because that's a diversifying moral to have one.
01:02:34.460 Even Indian wife and kids to the side.
01:02:37.100 I don't think that matters. 0.72
01:02:38.040 Because he's still a white guy.
01:02:40.040 What doesn't matter?
01:02:40.900 What doesn't matter?
01:02:41.680 Oh, I'm saying of him trying to, I guess,
01:02:45.620 pose as a multiracialist by having kind of half Indian kids, right,
01:02:49.680 with his Indian wife.
01:02:50.940 This is an attempt to reach out to other demographics.
01:02:53.500 What I'm saying is I think that's impossible.
01:02:55.760 You're not going to be able to have that one guy that's going to appeal to everyone.
01:02:59.560 I mean, that's increasingly difficult, right, in America.
01:03:02.460 But remember, remember, I think the one interview that sunk Kamala Harris,
01:03:08.040 I can't remember who the interviewer was, but somebody asked her, well, you were in the room for all these important decisions were being made.
01:03:15.340 What would you have done different from your boss, Joe Biden?
01:03:18.420 She says, oh, I would have done a thing different.
01:03:21.420 It was all just wonderful.
01:03:23.560 That really sunk her because there were so many Americans who thought that so much of what Joe Biden, whether they were Democrat or Republican, they didn't like.
01:03:31.100 The same thing is going to happen to J.D. Vance.
01:03:33.760 Somebody's going to ask him, what would you have done different?
01:03:35.660 Now, if his boss were not an insane cyclone of a human being, he could lay out the things
01:03:43.120 that he would have done different. 0.98
01:03:44.600 But Donald Trump is a guy who is vindictive. 0.99
01:03:47.580 He's a narcissist.
01:03:48.960 And if his vice president starts saying things that imply that the decisions he made were 1.00
01:03:53.620 stupid or wrong or strategically upside down, he's going to be furious. 1.00
01:03:58.660 Look at the way he's lit into everybody who's crossed him. 1.00
01:04:01.320 And so it would be better for J.D. Vance to put a lot of distance between himself and Donald Trump, but still to get the MAGA endorsement.
01:04:11.060 But I'm not sure those two things are possible.
01:04:13.040 Now, in terms of his marriage, I think when he got married, to the extent that he has any racial consciousness at all, remember, that was years ago.
01:04:22.640 I think this guy is developing in various ways.
01:04:25.180 I think he probably sees the United States in demographic terms, potentially racial terms, in a way he never did when he got married.
01:04:34.400 But he has a wife.
01:04:35.740 He has children who he loves.
01:04:37.300 That's not going to change.
01:04:38.820 But I do still think that he is capable of policies that will be good for white people.
01:04:45.020 We'll see.
01:04:47.000 Yeah.
01:04:48.420 Certainly better than any Democrat that comes our way.
01:04:54.420 Do you think that if he is in office, he will, well, for example, do you think he would not continue trying to get rid of illegals?
01:05:04.520 Do you think he would open up the borders?
01:05:06.880 I don't think he would do any old stuff.
01:05:08.360 I think he would continue the current policies.
01:05:10.840 He would continue the current policies domestically that we approve of.
01:05:14.600 And I'd like to think that he wouldn't talk about invading Greenland or absorbing Canada or throwing tariffs around like they were Olympian thunderbolts.
01:05:22.900 he's a very very clever order he order he knows what to say even how to say it is very
01:05:30.560 uh obviously articulate i think he's been schooled by some of the best i think i'm almost more worried
01:05:35.880 about his like t peter teal relationship and some of the dumb of the tech bros his peter teal
01:05:40.920 connections and some of the tech bros maybe more so than i i think he's he's sensible and i think
01:05:46.500 he's part of that kind of a libertarian cohort that's like that they obviously understand that
01:05:51.520 Like, if we don't address immigration, we don't address race, we don't, like, it's over for Western civilization.
01:05:58.280 You know what I mean?
01:05:58.560 Like, I think he generally understands those things.
01:06:03.260 I'm just not sure they're motivated by the same thing as us.
01:06:06.080 That's all I'm saying.
01:06:07.060 But, yeah.
01:06:07.780 Well, even if his interest is maybe a more technologically advanced, wealthier United States,
01:06:16.160 if in order to get that he realizes that mass immigration is a terrible thing and we need to
01:06:21.360 have a culturally coherent country that is a tremendous first step and i think that goes
01:06:26.940 further even than anything donald trump would be willing to articulate or capable of articulating
01:06:32.140 so in any case no he's he's more intelligent for sure he knows what he's yeah you know trump is
01:06:37.140 more mercurial and he's just instinctual runs on the vance is much more calculative right but i
01:06:42.540 Look, I do think there will be, I call it the brown wave.
01:06:49.000 The Trump administration have done just enough in form of it.
01:06:54.020 And, of course, they have done things.
01:06:55.340 I'm not trying to say nothing has happened.
01:06:56.760 The border crossings are way down.
01:06:59.320 There's hardly any immigration right now.
01:07:01.240 The immigration that's happening is basically white South Afrikaners, and that's great.
01:07:06.600 But if you don't take the opportunity, and I'm not sure how this would be done
01:07:10.120 because i'm not an attorney i'm not a constitutional lawyer obviously but i'm saying
01:07:13.060 if you don't take the opportunity to codify into law or something like what what what an american
01:07:20.840 actually is like that look at mexico like article 33 in the mexican constitution they have reserved
01:07:26.420 for themselves uh they've staked out for themselves an ability to define that the country
01:07:33.800 should is going to be a certain percentage of mexican like if they they have sure they have
01:07:39.540 human rights they've accepted some level of refugees but they're quite open about that
01:07:44.660 they've said no foreigner can hold office in mexico like and these are our demographics
01:07:49.780 that we're seeking to have if if america doesn't do those things and and codifying to law i think
01:07:55.840 in 2028 there will be vengeance politics on a scale we've never seen before for the you know
01:08:01.800 the nazi ice program that's been going on it's like it'll just be a deluge relentless vengeance
01:08:08.200 plot. There's no question about that. If they take over in 2028, I think we could lose our
01:08:14.260 bank accounts. We could lose all of our payment processing. We could even, I don't know, they
01:08:19.740 could force Elon Musk to sell X. There are all kinds of things with enough will and enough
01:08:26.300 nastiness the Democrats can do. We could, in fact, be looking back on this period as a kind of a
01:08:32.240 golden age. Now, I hate to speak in those terms.
01:08:37.100 Yeah, I know what you mean.
01:08:38.660 But I do think, see, I perhaps have more faith in J.D. Vance than you do. If he manages to
01:08:46.420 get elected, and I'm not at all convinced that he will manage to get elected, I think that he's
01:08:51.360 capable of continuing the good things that Donald Trump has done and without muddying the waters
01:08:58.000 with all of these awful and self-aggrandizing cuckoo things
01:09:02.320 that Donald Trump has done.
01:09:04.000 But then, as usual, Hendrik, it seems to me that you and I differ
01:09:08.720 in terms of my optimism on things and your skepticism.
01:09:13.520 Well, see, at the end of it, I'm hyper-optimistic at the end of this.
01:09:18.940 I'm just saying that it's a very painful, unnecessary,
01:09:23.100 and difficult and black-pilling journey to the ultimate white bill
01:09:26.780 of like, we'll get through this and we'll solve this.
01:09:30.440 But there's so much unnecessary, it's fine if you're hoping in politicians
01:09:36.600 and stuff like that, but I'm just like, I think necessity
01:09:40.960 and sheer survival is what will bring it out of the European.
01:09:45.580 We're still too comfortable, and the idea, and for a while I didn't think so,
01:09:49.840 but now I do think that our, I don't think that there's no one
01:09:55.400 that's going to come up and and and rescue us and save us and i'm not projecting that on you
01:09:59.780 necessarily that that's what you believe but i'm saying in terms of like a political option or like
01:10:03.800 someone's kind of kind of show up at the right time and just kind of get this done for us
01:10:07.800 i think this is a very this is going to be a very hands-on thing for for for all of us
01:10:13.720 collectively speaking like those those that have a a desire to those who have a willpower to survive
01:10:20.120 and do something are going to have to get engaged and involved and it's going to take a lot more
01:10:25.140 than showing up every four years and dropping a piece of paper in a box.
01:10:28.840 You know what I mean?
01:10:29.120 Like this is going to be, robber is going to meet the road.
01:10:31.960 And that's when things are really going to begin to transform for us.
01:10:35.000 That's what I think.
01:10:36.180 I agree.
01:10:37.860 And you are 100% correct to say that life is very cushy and easy for us in the West.
01:10:45.800 I remember having this conversation with Martin Zoner.
01:10:50.940 We were talking about the things that we face.
01:10:53.120 can't go into certain countries, our bank accounts get smashed, can't have no payment
01:10:58.760 processors. But compared to previous generations of revolutionaries, we have it easy. We are not
01:11:08.800 likely to get a bullet in the back of the head. We're not likely to be exiled to Siberia. We're
01:11:13.860 not likely to be thrown into the Bianca prison for decades on end. None of those things are
01:11:18.780 going to happen. And I don't think they're going to happen, even if we get a Kamala Harris clone
01:11:23.120 here in the United States. Those things are not going to happen. And our way of life continues to
01:11:30.280 be extremely, extremely rich and cushy by any kind of historical standard. Nevertheless, many young
01:11:38.940 people, and especially young people, are waking up, despite the fact that we are not in the kind
01:11:44.360 of desperation. This is obviously fight or die situation, which is your describing. We don't
01:11:50.720 have to have that. I believe that white people have got enough foresight, enough ability to
01:11:57.580 extrapolate into the future what's happening now for us not to be in this, we must now fight or
01:12:03.540 die situation. We fight now so that we don't have to die 20 years from now fighting. I have great
01:12:12.380 faith, especially in the young Europeans, and increasingly in young Americans, too.
01:12:17.420 No, I hope you're, yeah, go on, go on, sorry.
01:12:19.340 When I go to, when I talk with young Republicans, for example, they're almost a different species
01:12:25.600 from old Republicans. They all get it, every one of them. They understand that Israel is certainly
01:12:33.260 not our indispensable ally. They understand that race is what it all boils down to. You can talk
01:12:41.180 about poverty. You can talk about crime. You can talk about welfare. You can talk about budget
01:12:44.860 deficits. It all boils down to race. They understand that in a way that my generation
01:12:50.380 is deliberately blind to. And they're the future. They're the future. It's just a matter of time.
01:12:55.740 But of course, we cannot sit on our hands. Every one of us has got to be fighting all the time.
01:13:02.480 Yeah. No, it's not that I want that to happen. It just seems to be something,
01:13:06.140 i guess in the it's a you know western condition or something of where we we can be told about
01:13:14.820 these things and and i i hope you're right i hope that we can we have the foresight to just let let's
01:13:20.200 not let's not teeter on the brink of of extent on the abuse of extinction or whatever we word that
01:13:26.640 right let's not do that but but at the same time look it's historically it seems it's the moment
01:13:33.440 of true crisis where we really shine and and if that's what it takes then so so be it you know and
01:13:40.560 well if if that's what it takes if it requires blood in the streets to wake up white people well
01:13:47.680 as are we getting it now too by the way it's happening right i mean we sure well uh very few
01:13:53.360 deaths so far in france but uh lots of violence well as ronnie as ronnie camus says if the choice
01:14:01.520 is between submission or war. Let there be war, 100 times war. I agree 100%. We are not going to
01:14:10.880 submit. I am not going to submit. You are not going to submit. And if avoidance of submission
01:14:16.920 means war, then there'll be war. But I don't think there has to be war. Enough of us will refuse to
01:14:22.840 submit so that we don't ever have to choose between submission and war. Yeah. These people
01:14:29.660 who are here in european countries they are they are at war with us and and they know and many of
01:14:35.820 them know it and they understand it right um we are here to break everything this is why they're
01:14:41.880 burning down our beautiful buildings and town halls this is why they're toppling our statues
01:14:47.460 this is you know they they know what this is about it's only really diluted diluted is that
01:14:54.460 the right term uh the um diluted yeah uh white people uh that are well they're also diluted
01:15:01.380 that are kidding themselves that's a well we could maybe if we just kind of give them more
01:15:09.380 money or something and this will you know we'll be able to fix this but there are moments of
01:15:14.960 clarity did you i'm sure you saw the video of the young french girl who was trying to block
01:15:21.460 some of the Africans from robbing
01:15:23.840 a store. Stop, this is not 0.98
01:15:25.820 what we're about, right? And it's like,
01:15:27.520 will you,
01:15:29.520 do you understand yet of what
01:15:31.780 we're dealing with here?
01:15:34.100 Let's hope she understands
01:15:35.700 that. But see, these two
01:15:37.800 right here you've got on the screen.
01:15:39.900 I don't think that's AI.
01:15:42.500 No, that's not AI.
01:15:43.840 There's plenty of these videos.
01:15:44.760 Yes, and my guess is
01:15:46.860 this guy is probably speaking French.
01:15:50.000 On est là pour tout casser.
01:15:51.460 He's probably, I don't, I haven't seen this, but my guess is the soundtrack is in French.
01:15:57.020 Emmanuel, just take a look at that, for heaven's sake.
01:16:01.620 Do you want me to listen?
01:16:03.140 Yeah, sure.
01:16:04.280 Let's do it from the beginning.
01:16:05.460 You can translate.
01:16:07.300 What are you demonstrating for?
01:16:10.120 For justice.
01:16:14.980 What do you think of the demonstration?
01:16:16.180 We're going to be everywhere, we're going to keep going, hooray, why are they continuing
01:16:29.940 to do it?
01:16:30.940 Because our lunches are expensive in the school cafeteria.
01:16:45.940 What did he say?
01:16:51.420 He said there.
01:16:52.540 He says, yeah, there are lots of things.
01:16:53.800 But the only thing he said is our lunches are expensive in the school cafeteria.
01:16:57.780 When you say blockage, when you say blockage, to go manifest, you have to know why you manifest.
01:17:03.360 We are all right?
01:17:04.100 Yeah.
01:17:05.020 But when you go out to demonstrate, you've got to know why you're demonstrating.
01:17:09.180 You agree?
01:17:09.660 Yes.
01:17:10.020 I can't move to go to something that I don't know.
01:17:12.320 Why am I going to go to play some
01:17:15.420 and actually go to the show?
01:17:17.960 We're here just to break everything.
01:17:20.780 We're here to break everything.
01:17:24.200 He says, we're here
01:17:25.940 to destroy everything.
01:17:29.060 I hadn't heard
01:17:30.260 the French, but that I think
01:17:32.120 is exactly the phrase that I expected
01:17:34.180 him to be saying. We're here to break
01:17:36.060 everything. And the only
01:17:38.140 concrete complaint he has,
01:17:41.100 it costs too much.
01:17:42.320 to buy lunch in the school cafeteria well then breaking things that's gonna obviously fix this
01:17:47.000 yeah yes that's why we're here to break everything that's the mentality come on emmanuel
01:17:52.260 gibbs take a look it's more gibbs that's what it's always about we're here to take i think
01:17:57.220 there was some other one too it was similar uh oh gosh there's so many of them here's one
01:18:02.280 this is basically the african mentality in france whoever works harder and lives better is the enemy
01:18:08.280 He was actually complaining on Chinese people, I think it was, who were in France. 0.99
01:18:12.900 That's why their continent is one giant shithole, someone says there. 0.97
01:18:15.680 But yeah, I was saying like the Chinese people, they have too much money. 0.99
01:18:19.480 We basically have to take their stuff from them.
01:18:22.300 Whoever's got more stuff, we need to take it. 0.95
01:18:24.860 And look at those white people. 0.97
01:18:26.580 I think there is deep down a tremendous resentment and a tremendous envy and jealousy of white people. 0.97
01:18:35.140 they know they could not build a society like this they know that we live better than they do
01:18:41.080 they know even i think they're vividly conscious of the fact that we are far prettier and more
01:18:46.640 attractive than they are they know that we are better in practically any way that counts if you
01:18:51.860 want to get ahead in life and that's why they hate us yes spiteful mutants and they come in
01:18:58.160 all varieties that you come among the whites too obviously but it's really i i see it as a it's a 0.94
01:19:03.280 big carcass, an elephant, whatever you want to, it's dead, it's lying, rotting, and at some point
01:19:09.380 you'll have the flies laying its eggs in the carcass, and the maggots are out, and the worms
01:19:13.340 are there, and they're just feasting on this dead carcass, essentially. And that's kind of what the
01:19:20.400 West is right now, if we don't stand up to it. Somebody put it this way. The West is a dead body,
01:19:28.600 and the maggots are feeding on it. 0.97
01:19:30.440 The left is rooting for the maggots. 0.96
01:19:33.860 The conservatives are rooting for the dead body. 0.87
01:19:37.220 Yeah, I mean, do you think this guy here,
01:19:39.400 the clip we just played there,
01:19:40.500 I forget where it went now,
01:19:41.480 but is he going to seize the means of production?
01:19:45.460 Like, no, he's like,
01:19:47.140 they'll be a hard awakening for a lot of these leftists.
01:19:50.660 You know what I mean? 0.99
01:19:52.500 They're going to be lined up and beheaded as well 0.97
01:19:55.160 unless they watch out, right? 1.00
01:19:56.940 oh the white ones uh yes yes but the black ones are going to be doing the doing the beheading 0.99
01:20:03.020 and uh no they're not going to seize the means of production they've never worked a day in their 1.00
01:20:07.200 lives they have no idea how to run a factory line no no no they just expect handouts for white
01:20:12.640 people they don't realize if white people disappear there won't be any more handouts 0.98
01:20:16.140 but that's right we got a couple of uh donos here one huge one from the king himself king
01:20:23.580 albert we appreciate you so much thank you albert he says hi henrik looking forward to watching this
01:20:28.020 later this evening jared is one of my favorites i'm excited to hear his analysis on the friend
01:20:32.700 situation love you guys take care king albert thank you we appreciate you so much thank you
01:20:37.860 thank you so much thank you we had uh one here from uh let me see i got that one right too i
01:20:42.840 think we can it was uh no no message really it was just screw the ccp there you go 10 bucks thank
01:20:47.900 you appreciate that if you do have any specific question for jared do get them in now now is a
01:20:52.560 good time to do it but okay so 10 years we're talking about this here before we wrap up here
01:20:56.540 jared a little bit but we're talking about probably i think probably 10 years give or take
01:21:01.380 no one knows exactly of course it could be five it could be 15 maybe if we're lucky but you know
01:21:05.560 we'll see demographically it's changing i'm just seeing that the unstable situation as dangerous
01:21:11.840 as that is it's also of course a time of great opportunity right partially if these people
01:21:17.940 manage to to weaken the the state to such a degree there's also in that wake going to be a power
01:21:25.660 vacuum of sorts too potentially we don't know maybe there will be political opportunity or
01:21:31.140 maybe there will be organizational opportunity where basically the the state is having such a
01:21:38.280 hard time keeping up with just patching all the all the holes of all the riots and all the problems
01:21:44.240 and the issues continuously, that partially also the eyes might let up from us.
01:21:49.620 I'm not sure they will.
01:21:50.740 Maybe us is the one that they ultimately would deploy the military against
01:21:53.960 if we do decide to try to actually gain some type of claim a territory somewhere
01:21:59.620 or try to gain more political power or something.
01:22:02.180 I'm not sure how that will play out.
01:22:03.780 But what do you think this will look like for nationalists in the next few years coming here?
01:22:10.660 Of course, it's impossible to predict.
01:22:12.500 I don't think that in the United States we can expect anything like the kind of structural regime change that France has gone through so frequently.
01:22:23.840 We just don't have anything like that tradition.
01:22:26.920 I know that some in our circle imagine a kind of a Caesar or a Napoleon or a Simon Bolivar who rides in a white horse and takes over.
01:22:35.700 I don't see how that can possibly happen in the United States.
01:22:38.720 That's fantasy.
01:22:39.740 That's an excuse, really, I think, not to do anything.
01:22:43.620 We have to work basically within the American political system.
01:22:47.900 And certainly the choice between somebody like Kamala Harris and somebody like Donald Trump shows that politics still matter.
01:22:55.660 If you write off politics, what really realistically are you waiting for?
01:23:01.320 Are you waiting for a complete societal collapse?
01:23:03.620 Electricity goes out, food deliveries end.
01:23:06.860 Some people think that out of total chaos, some wonderful birth of white consciousness will spring up like a phoenix from the ashes of capitalist society.
01:23:17.280 I don't think you can necessarily count on that either.
01:23:19.680 We have to work with what we've got now.
01:23:22.620 It is not impossible that there will be a complete collapse.
01:23:25.460 And when that time comes, people who do have networks, a kind of a broader bond, brotherhoods of people who can support each other, that'll be an important thing.
01:23:33.960 but for most of the country that'll just be chaos sometimes worse is worse the idea that
01:23:39.660 we're going to solve our problems by working through chaos first i mean if that's what it
01:23:44.940 takes then that's what we will have to do but i don't believe that is necessarily the most
01:23:50.960 efficient or the best route i think the change is possible within in a broadly speaking the kind of
01:23:58.920 political system we have now there are people going to say oh that wimp taylor we're never
01:24:03.500 never going to vote our way out of it. Well, I just want to know how we're going to get out of
01:24:08.040 it without voting. And sitting on your hands, as somebody once said, Republicans who don't vote
01:24:15.040 elect Democrats. And the idea of choosing Democrats and support Republicans, people say,
01:24:20.060 oh, how wimpy can you get? Those are our choices today. And as I said earlier, the young Republicans,
01:24:26.740 the young Republicans are people who watch your program. Young Republicans, listen to Nick Fuentes.
01:24:32.900 this. Young Republicans, when they see me, they want to take selfies. These are not like the old
01:24:39.560 geezers who run in the party. And I think if they take power, they will make substantial changes
01:24:45.340 that are absolutely going to push the limits of what's possible in a constitution in the United
01:24:50.020 States, maybe even beyond. So the idea of saying, okay, we just kind of have to wait till lights go
01:24:55.720 out. I think that's an excuse to do nothing. Yeah, no, absolutely not. We shouldn't. I don't
01:25:02.460 think anyone should sit around and wait for the that collapse and we'll see what happens i mean
01:25:06.320 the worst in a way possible outcome is that it just kind of kind of rolls on as it does as it
01:25:13.560 is now in a way and it and nothing really dry and that's highly probable because i mean they they do
01:25:20.000 have this issue of like they want to try to deploy more uh you know artificial intelligence when it
01:25:25.560 comes to the surveillance and the monitoring and maybe there will be drone surveillance maybe there
01:25:29.800 will even be some type of robotic policing or something in 10 years who knows how far they
01:25:34.540 will get with this technology right that's well somehow they can patch this together with with
01:25:39.400 with with tech and surveillance or something i don't know well and the trouble is all of these
01:25:46.520 videos that you're showing now that seems so shocking you just rewind the tapes a few years
01:25:54.440 and we can see similar videos in France.
01:25:57.880 Not that long ago, over and over and over, it happened.
01:26:02.080 That is what is tragic about this.
01:26:04.840 Why our rulers, why the people who run the media
01:26:08.580 refuse to see reality.
01:26:11.100 I think there are a whole host of reasons
01:26:12.780 to discuss as to why they're so deliberately blind.
01:26:15.640 But eventually, reality breaks through. 1.00
01:26:18.500 Eventually, even a fool like Emmanuel Macron 0.99
01:26:21.080 has got to look at something like this 0.99
01:26:22.600 and realize, well, ah, maybe immigration does have something to do.
01:26:27.880 And this is not, I mean, gosh, look at this freak.
01:26:31.660 They're enjoying it.
01:26:32.740 You have people have to understand, as you said before, you alluded to this.
01:26:35.720 They like, this is fun.
01:26:37.520 This is something that actually is happening for the first time. 1.00
01:26:41.220 Now we can destroy things, burn shit down. 0.99
01:26:44.740 Well, in 1970, I was a student in France. 0.99
01:26:47.760 And every time the springtime rolled around, people would talk about,
01:26:52.600 what are we going to go on strike for now? Are we going to have another May 68? And it's just a
01:26:59.020 fun thing. It's a kind of celebration. Right. These are young, rebellious people. They're
01:27:04.320 adolescents. They're going to have a great time. I remember, I don't know if I've ever told this
01:27:11.580 story in public before, but in, I guess it was 1969, I was a student and there was a demonstration
01:27:19.340 against the war in Vietnam.
01:27:21.520 And it was to the point where they were,
01:27:24.160 the National Guard had been called out.
01:27:25.860 This was in New Haven, Connecticut.
01:27:28.120 And I was with a bunch of young guys
01:27:29.800 and some of them had bottles in their hands
01:27:31.680 and the National Guard was maybe 50 yards away.
01:27:36.460 And there was a guy I saw, he had a bottle in his hand.
01:27:39.360 He was kind of, nobody was ready to throw a bottle yet,
01:27:42.820 but this guy was tossing it back and forth.
01:27:44.320 And he dropped it and it hit the curb and it went smash.
01:27:47.400 And then everybody who had bottles,
01:27:48.760 They figured, oh, boy, fling those bottles.
01:27:52.080 Well, then the National Guard tear gasses us.
01:27:54.900 We all run away.
01:27:56.380 It was kind of fun.
01:27:58.360 I hate to explain.
01:28:00.120 I hate to admit it.
01:28:01.440 Well, I mean, rebellion is part of the youth, right?
01:28:05.300 If you don't channel this, this is what the workers' movement,
01:28:10.080 the socialists, the Marxists have always understood this, right?
01:28:12.880 Yes.
01:28:13.200 But I can tell you something.
01:28:16.520 Not one of us in that crowd would have ever dreamed of breaking into a store and looting
01:28:23.980 things.
01:28:24.660 Right, yeah.
01:28:25.220 That was the farthest from our mind.
01:28:28.020 This is a bunch of young white people, a lot of college students.
01:28:31.880 But we thought, well, we have done our part to end the war in Vietnam.
01:28:35.520 We all felt great.
01:28:36.960 And being gassed, you know, it's unpleasant, but you feel like you've got a notch on your 0.99
01:28:41.440 gun and you can wear your combat element your combat badge it was silly it was stupid but 0.99
01:28:49.280 that's the way young people operate so the young whites who are marching around with their cardboard 0.99
01:28:54.560 signs uh i'm not so worried about them the french have it worse than americans in that respect but
01:29:01.360 that's part of being young and as you say an astute or an astute government and student
01:29:08.320 administration can channel that in better ways but the main thing of course is to have a coherent
01:29:15.280 society in which everybody even the young rebellious adolescents realize we're all in this
01:29:20.920 together and you cannot have that without a homogeneous society that's the real message
01:29:26.980 yeah because i think it's clear that there's a large faction of the of the socialist established
01:29:33.240 you know political system in france that understand also that like we can he we might
01:29:39.720 have what what it called the permanent revolution are these not the terms that they've you know
01:29:44.020 bandied about like they can use now the the muslims and then the north africans the sub-saharan
01:29:51.180 africans to like to to kind of step in and and represent that revolutionary class that maybe some
01:29:57.660 french people no longer have in them and they were seeing them as their as a tool as their
01:30:03.040 pets to a certain extent that's a very dangerous game though it's a very oh no of course it is
01:30:08.640 uh what uh the macron government is trying to say is they these people are all hopped up by la france
01:30:16.500 these this lefty party that wants to take over whereas uh the head of the police union just
01:30:23.700 came out and said look these people are not politicized they just want to break things
01:30:27.160 they just want to steal they just want to have a good time throw firecrackers the police getting
01:30:31.440 fisticuffs. It is a more degenerate version of the sentiment that I felt when I was a young man
01:30:38.780 demonstrating against the Vietnam War. You think you've got some great cause and the cause may be
01:30:43.980 okay, maybe a few toilets in my high school don't work. Okay, we're going to go out and we're going
01:30:48.760 to roar and we're going to shout and we may even cock a snook at the police, but we're certainly
01:30:55.780 not going to burn the school down. We're certainly not going to attack the police. We're certainly
01:31:01.000 not going to set fire to things no no no that's that's just not that's just those are two comp
01:31:07.400 well i suppose they are not completely separate impulses but one goes much much much farther than
01:31:14.920 the other yeah i think they didn't they set the nelson mandela uh school on fire yes yes
01:31:23.480 yes one of the swankiest prettiest uh did you see photographs the interior they have this climbing
01:31:30.280 wall and they had an atrium this gorgeous looks like three or four store atrium and then they
01:31:37.160 set it completely on fire and it burned down you saw after the fire these just heartbreaking
01:31:42.620 photographs of this beautiful atrium it was just looked like a volcano had gone off in there
01:31:48.440 everything was black ah but no the idea the idea that somehow this is going to help refurbish the
01:31:55.060 schools well it gets you built it from the ground up but they just don't have the dough that that
01:31:59.980 There's something that people say over and over.
01:32:02.980 What have they got, 3% or 4% of GNP budget deficit every year?
01:32:07.740 That's even worse in the United States.
01:32:10.080 Like borrowing costs for France are going to be worse than those of Greece or any other country.
01:32:15.540 Right, exactly.
01:32:16.160 Yeah, huge, not just welfare, but there's a lot of pensions, right?
01:32:20.400 Like a lot of state funds going to this.
01:32:23.280 You know, they had huge demonstrations, I guess it was two years ago,
01:32:28.980 in which the French were demonstrating because they refused to have the retirement age raised
01:32:35.440 from, I think it was 63 to 65. Oh yeah, that's right. Yeah. It was some astonishing thing. 63,
01:32:41.960 well, in the United States, you don't get full social security benefits until you reach 70.
01:32:46.280 Now you can retire at 65, but you sacrifice a certain amount for the rest of your life.
01:32:52.280 But to say that, oh, we want full benefits at 63 and anything else we're going to demonstrate and
01:32:56.940 We're going to stop the subways.
01:32:59.140 Wow, boy.
01:33:01.680 Well, that's the French for you.
01:33:03.860 That is the French.
01:33:04.460 They have a tradition of this.
01:33:05.500 Yes.
01:33:05.860 Yeah, 64.
01:33:07.220 No, no, no.
01:33:08.440 Oh, oh, maybe they were.
01:33:10.200 Okay, maybe that was it.
01:33:10.520 Whatever it was, yeah.
01:33:12.380 Maybe, yeah, 64 was too bad.
01:33:15.920 Raising it from 62 to 64 was impossible.
01:33:18.640 And this is what I'm talking about.
01:33:20.180 So then this, and I'm not,
01:33:21.880 we know that there's other objectives too
01:33:23.620 of why they're bringing in migrants.
01:33:25.760 But I'm saying it is also this idea that there's a systemic rot in our system
01:33:31.460 that we think we're just going to be able to continue doing things as normal
01:33:34.700 and we'll just keep paying out huge pensions to people or whatever.
01:33:40.860 It's unsustainable.
01:33:42.440 It just doesn't work.
01:33:43.620 And then they think, well, let's just bring in more flesh, more bodies,
01:33:46.940 and somehow that's going to make up for it.
01:33:49.560 How long is that going to work?
01:33:50.300 Even if that did work, how long is that going to work for?
01:33:53.460 How many tens of millions of more people are you going to have to bring in eventually to keep that triangle, upward triangle, from not tipping over?
01:34:02.780 You can't.
01:34:03.260 The other thing is you bring in these young people.
01:34:05.780 They become old, too.
01:34:07.300 And most of them are drunk workers that they contribute very little.
01:34:11.740 And they commit crime.
01:34:13.180 They have children who don't do well in school.
01:34:15.460 They can require all these social payments.
01:34:17.260 Even from a strictly financial point of view, bringing all these people who you think are going to pay your wages, pay your Social Security.
01:34:23.260 when you're a geezer, that ain't even going to work either.
01:34:26.460 The whole thing is just a terrible con game.
01:34:29.200 What is it now?
01:34:30.120 We have a public debt that's equivalent of, what, $300,000 for every man, woman, and child in the United States.
01:34:35.380 That's a federal debt.
01:34:36.820 I mean, if the country were operating the way households do,
01:34:41.500 you're talking about a four-person household.
01:34:45.100 What's that?
01:34:45.760 $1,200,000 in debt with no assets?
01:34:50.100 It's utterly unsustainable, as you say.
01:34:52.780 simply from a financial point of view.
01:34:56.560 40 trillion, you passed 40 trillion here.
01:34:58.900 Yes, 40 trillion, 40 trillion.
01:35:01.520 And we have relatively low interest payments.
01:35:04.740 There've been times when the interest rates,
01:35:07.180 the Fed funds rate was something like 20%.
01:35:09.460 You have to go back a ways to that.
01:35:11.180 Imagine if it went from, what is it, 6% now or 5% now to 20%.
01:35:15.340 Just in interest payments alone, we'd break the budget.
01:35:18.460 Yeah, and the idea that we just continue nonchalantly along,
01:35:23.480 oh, somebody will pick up the tab, our grandchildren will pay the tab.
01:35:27.720 No, there is no easy way out of merely the debt situation.
01:35:34.100 Yeah.
01:35:35.160 Yep.
01:35:36.880 This is the collision course that we are on,
01:35:39.600 the demographic one, the financial one, the energy one.
01:35:43.780 It just, anyway, it is what it is.
01:35:46.840 And our job here is to basically also learning to, as we activate and organize and collectivize and encourage our people to get together and develop a mentality where we help each other out, we form community, we join nationalist causes and help other people out, all that.
01:36:06.400 We also got to kind of learn to enjoy this.
01:36:08.560 It's a very hard thing to do, but we do have to learn to enjoy surfing the Kali Yuga, ladies and gentlemen.
01:36:14.080 you know well sometimes you gotta laugh to keep from crying exactly that is true all right jared
01:36:20.600 so we want to plug uh we got amron the conference coming up here in uh less than a month now yes we
01:36:27.520 do tell us about it is the fact is well you see some of the speakers uh maybe you want to scroll
01:36:33.140 down you get uh more mug shots but uh we are pretty much sold out nice i don't like to turn
01:36:40.800 people away uh no that's uh not a pleasant thing to have to do but i think we're gonna have to turn
01:36:45.740 people away wow and i cannot mention the name of our mystery french speaker but i think the people
01:36:53.080 who come will be very very pleased that we managed to bring her uh it uh she's uh the kind of person
01:37:01.460 that gives me great hope and we're delighted that she's going to be coming awesome joey oliver is
01:37:06.500 there thomas rousseau paul wagner some of the news that those are new new names calling clear
01:37:11.880 yes uh clear is a new name too yes we don't like to recycle too many uh you always have uh um the
01:37:20.020 great kevin deanna shout out to kevin fantastic guy great work yes sam dixon sam dixon uh one of
01:37:26.880 the great gray beards of our movement and there'll come a time i suppose when i don't have to speak
01:37:31.880 at an amaranth conference but that's something of a tradition and of course it is my staff my
01:37:36.020 people are there for you jared you know my staff haven't put me out to pasture yet so
01:37:41.520 they're still gonna let me talk so i guess i'll give a talk to you that's good all right awesome
01:37:46.860 okay so sold out so i guess well i'm not gonna say don't buy any tickets but that that's what
01:37:52.160 it is then they have to uh mobilize to get in on the next one early it's annually usually right
01:37:57.200 Yes, yes, every year, every year, yes.
01:38:00.020 All right, well, some great names there this year.
01:38:02.560 Colin Cleary, Kevin DeAnna, obviously Sam Dixon, as you said,
01:38:05.240 Joey Oliver, Thomas Rousseau, the great Uncle Jared,
01:38:08.440 Paul Wagner, and then Mystery Guest, so it'll be good.
01:38:10.600 Mystery Guest, yes, it's going to be a great lineup.
01:38:13.380 But as I say every time, what makes an American Renaissance Conference
01:38:16.620 really worthwhile, we try to get the best speakers,
01:38:20.060 but it's the audience.
01:38:21.840 Yeah, it's the socializing and getting together with people.
01:38:24.420 Yeah, for sure.
01:38:25.420 The fellowship.
01:38:26.420 The fellowship.
01:38:27.420 It's just great.
01:38:28.420 I've never forgotten a guy who has shown up for maybe his second or third American
01:38:33.240 Renaissance Conference.
01:38:34.240 I remember he walked in and comes up and shakes my hand and says, hey, Uncle Jared, it's great
01:38:40.180 to be back among the living.
01:38:43.100 And that's the way it feels.
01:38:44.100 Yeah, exactly.
01:38:45.100 Back among the living.
01:38:46.100 Mm-hmm.
01:38:47.100 People get it.
01:38:48.100 Yes.
01:38:49.100 I always feel like I'm among the living when you're asking me questions.
01:38:52.540 Well, that's good.
01:38:54.400 that's what we want to do all right great stuff all right jared anything else going on what's
01:38:59.020 going on over at uh amarin.com anything specifically up but you're doing working on something new over
01:39:03.280 there well we've always got uh things we're working on uh of course uh uh the big the big
01:39:10.700 thing that we've rolled out this year is kevin deanna's regular program and uh that guy managed
01:39:16.400 to put together three three serious shows every week i don't know quite how he does it continues
01:39:22.520 to write great articles for us.
01:39:24.500 We have, I don't know,
01:39:25.700 we have at least three different regular podcasts
01:39:28.180 that we're putting out.
01:39:29.320 I think we're doing great content these days.
01:39:31.620 And don't take it from me.
01:39:33.460 Don't take it from me.
01:39:34.560 Go to the site itself and see if you like it.
01:39:36.800 That's right.
01:39:37.280 Also, it's great to be back on X.
01:39:40.340 Although as I explained to you before,
01:39:42.580 I wasn't let back on X.
01:39:44.960 I just barged back on X
01:39:47.000 and created a pirate account.
01:39:49.140 So for the first time in my life,
01:39:50.280 I'm in violation of the terms of service.
01:39:52.780 Sometimes you just have to do stuff, as I said before.
01:39:54.920 You just have to do it, because who has said, who has told you no?
01:39:59.760 Well, the rules say no, but so far so good.
01:40:03.520 Rules are meant to be broken.
01:40:05.620 I don't know.
01:40:06.840 I like the idea of establishing.
01:40:08.140 Come on, Jared.
01:40:08.820 You've got to be more of a revolutionary.
01:40:10.320 Let's go. 1.00
01:40:10.740 Let's burn shit down. 1.00
01:40:13.160 We establish good rules, fair rules, and then we enforce them. 0.99
01:40:18.380 no that's my idea of an ordered society well plato when we're when we're in charge i agree yes
01:40:24.700 then exactly that's up until that point then you better not break the rule that's that's right
01:40:29.040 until then all right all right also here's real real jar taylor over at x or twitter if you want
01:40:35.560 to follow him there jared thank you so much for joining us we appreciate i'm gonna let you go
01:40:38.520 thank you so much for your time have a have a blast and give uh give give our hellos from
01:40:43.260 everyone here at red eyes if you get an opportunity over at the amaran conference we love being there
01:40:46.680 maybe maybe next year i i do want to come soon again so maybe next year we can we can make it
01:40:52.560 yeah so yeah yes yes that would be wonderful you and lana do some live streaming or something from
01:40:56.980 there you know we'll we'll figure it out that would be great great great okay always a pleasure
01:41:01.360 thanks so much for inviting thank you jared we'll talk to you later all right all right ladies and
01:41:04.920 gentlemen no one jeebs sent a donor right there at last uh last minute here before we close off as
01:41:09.720 well thank you no one jeebs we appreciate you let's run that one again cheers is that simply
01:41:14.720 Very, very good.
01:41:16.000 We'll do a Caius for you and, of course, for King.
01:41:20.280 I almost said Prince Albert King, Albert.
01:41:22.200 Let's do a green machine for you boys.
01:41:25.020 Thank you.
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01:41:28.640 All right, good stuff.
01:41:29.420 So we have some stuff coming up here.
01:41:30.920 Obviously, tomorrow we're doing, Lana's doing a show with,
01:41:36.740 and excuse me, I forget her name now,
01:41:38.180 but it's about the book of the murder of Mary Fagan.
01:41:41.940 kind of goes into the history of the ADL,
01:41:44.040 the early formation of that too,
01:41:45.220 but the niece, I think it is,
01:41:47.420 I forget what her name,
01:41:47.980 I think her name actually is Mary,
01:41:49.260 also Mary Fagan,
01:41:51.080 and she's coming on tomorrow,
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