00:13:43.880you as well thank you so much albert guys give king albert a shout out in chat the albert challenge
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00:14:26.920All right. There we go, ladies and gentlemen.0.98
00:14:28.440Okay, so, yeah, we'll talk about some of that a little bit later then when Mr. Parker joins us to discuss these issues as well regarding Thomas Massey.
00:14:39.120There's obviously a lot more to say there, but I was going to raise that.
00:14:42.220I think it was the Kentucky Lantern as well that Jack linked up there too.
00:14:47.040And it felt like it was just another kind of smear thing.
00:14:49.120It's like, oh, he has billionaires behind him, like Ed Gallerine didn't, you know, kind of thing.0.97
00:14:54.140But anyway, it shows you that politics is fake and gay when you can buy the candidates.0.99
00:15:07.280All right, so anyway, I wanted to begin with some, you know, it's a little warmer weather, of course, and so then we're back on the invasion train.
00:15:18.780I'm not sure if it ever stops, but it's a little bit more of a challenge for some of these people to cross, be that the English Channel or parts of the Mediterranean in the middle of wintertime.
00:30:59.900Like, again, disproportionately or overwhelmingly, maybe that's a better term here, overwhelmingly so, Jews are a very disagreeable people.1.00
00:31:14.800Who would just walk in and say, this shit is mine, and then just fight over this piece of real estate right here?1.00
00:38:13.160They said on Thursday, all prisoners and detainees are held in accordance with the law
00:38:17.980and given basic rights, including medical care and supervision by professional and trained prison staff.
00:38:24.900Israeli forces arrested 430 people on board 50 ships in international waters on Tuesday
00:38:30.960to halt a flotilla of volunteers trying to take aid supplies to the Gaza Strip.
00:38:36.180Antonella Bundu says that's where the abuse started.
00:38:39.080Okay, when they stopped us, they tasered some of us, they took us on the prison ship, and in the prison ship it's like a concentration camp, a floating concentration camp.
00:38:51.820You have barbed wire everywhere, there were containers where we had to sleep, and obviously we were zip-tied.1.00
00:38:58.720Yeah, here's the Gvir stuff, and this is kind of interesting.0.99
00:39:02.480Even, oh gosh, her name will come to me in a moment.
00:39:09.080defamation the lawyer deborah lipstead deborah lipstead uh retweeted this clip
00:39:16.680and and and basically like this is this is bad like this is not looking good like you need to
00:39:22.760stop doing this kind of stuff because like everyone will hate the israelis and everyone
00:39:26.900will like uh no one around the world is is ever going to like be on israel's side essentially
00:39:33.940right bad this is bad optics but yeah this is uh ben gavir right and i think this is i think these
00:39:42.500are some of the captured uh flotilla people here and ben gavir goes in there and like kind of again
00:39:47.300the disagreeableness right he's known for this he's like going into like arab quarters of course
00:39:52.260they have like idea they have military with them so it's not that they like this is not some like
00:39:56.580tough guy act at the same time right they have you know they have military on the now they have ai
00:40:01.620powered drones on their side i mean they have nuclear weapons they have samson option ultimately
00:40:06.340if something goes awry with this here but but regardless uh it's kind of a it's kind of a bold
00:40:13.220move you'd think that you'd think to be able to like kind of let's ease off a little bit on some
00:40:18.020of the worst optics at this time but no there's no there's no such thing nothing of that sort will
00:40:24.580happen they they only know how to double triple and quadruple down the allegations of abuse will
00:40:29.380add to pressure on Israeli authorities to explain the treatment of the detainees.
00:40:33.200Oh, they cut that out. Interesting. Oh, no, there it is.
00:40:35.020The Israeli cabinet minister was filmed in a prison mocking some of the activists,
00:40:39.280sparking an international outcry. Italy said EU members...
00:40:42.720And who's going to do this? This is the thing. Oh, Italy. Oh, they said this is bad.
00:40:47.040But who's doing anything about these maniacs? No one. Nothing is being done.
00:40:52.580is like when the international community thought or were you can argue about this obviously
00:40:59.900were convinced talked into that like we have to you know invade germany well they did what are
00:41:05.280they doing this they were talked into invading uh serbia right going to the balkans bombed nato
00:41:10.520and america bombing the shit out of the serbs this case nothing why interesting wonder why
00:41:17.500We're discussing imposing sanctions on the minister, Itamar Ben-Gavir.0.83
00:41:24.060Yeah, oh, we're going to do sanctions.1.00
00:41:27.100They're like raping their prisoners and like bombing kids and hospitals and all that shit.0.99
00:41:31.500And it was like, we're going to, I don't know, sanction you or something.0.99
00:41:35.300It's obviously not how you deal with the issue.
00:41:37.560Yeah, it was, maybe we should pull that in now.
00:56:29.360It was like some sleazeball scandal.1.00
00:56:32.040He was gambling, he's a homo, I think, too.1.00
00:56:36.860He's married to a man called Harry Simmons.1.00
00:56:41.240And unfortunately, one of the, again, this is not Rupert Lowe's maybe direct input as of yet, right now.
00:56:47.360But they said here on the local Restore account here that Scott is brilliant and incredibly hardworking.
00:56:52.240We love working with him and don't care one jot about the random photo of him by the Israeli flag.
00:56:58.620Of course, here's, what is this, Facebook here.
00:57:00.380Great week in Israel with conservative MPs and peers visiting businesses, charities, speaking with Israel and Palestinian people about the peace process and security issues.
00:57:10.200Oh, did that drop there? Okay, I've got to send Sam Parker in a link here in a little bit.
00:57:14.940Israel has the right to live in peace and prosperity and protect itself from indiscriminate terrorist attacks.
00:57:21.180As the country, we have a duty to support Israel.
00:57:25.440As a country, we have a duty to support Israel and to work towards a peaceful two-state solution in the region, he says right there.
00:57:34.260This seems to be more than just being photographed with an Israeli flag.
00:57:38.160And in fact, someone broke down the Hebrew tats that he had on there.
00:57:44.400Let me just fire this up here so we can send that to Sam Parker.
01:05:47.440You can be critical of Putin, right?0.94
01:05:50.380But then they're using Russia and Putin as a weapon to scare what it looks like anyway, like young Hungarians into thinking like if we have Orban in there, we're going to be invaded by Russia or their influence is going to be too great.
01:06:04.660So let's pivot to the pro-EU candidate and then we're going to get rid of the threat.
01:06:10.920But of course what they do right away, and it seems to be the indicators now, there's some people on the right and conservatives, not conservatives, but nationalist-minded people are like, calm down, it's not as bad, and in fact EU is kind of based, and since Ursula is supporting Ukraine, that means she's probably secretly based, and so it's kind of cool actually.
01:06:30.960So don't worry about it. But of course, they're already putting some homo-LGBTQ advocate in as the head of the education department in Hungary.0.81
01:06:43.320They're already working on opening the borders and accepting the EU migrant quotas that they've tried to impose on Hungary for the longest time.0.84
01:06:50.700And at least for the faults that you can find in Norban, at least he kept some of that stuff at bay.
01:06:55.420You can't stare yourself blind on one threat without recognizing another.
01:07:48.160For me, there are three promises to people in our Mitgliedstaaten.
01:07:53.000The first promise was from the beginning, the peace promise.
01:07:56.500The second message is the message of our citizens and citizens.
01:08:04.500The third message is the message of democracy, of human rights, of human rights, of human rights, of human rights, of human rights and of multilateral cooperation on the world.
01:08:18.500Freiheit ohne Demokratie wird es nicht geben und auch die Demokratie steht unter Druck.
01:08:24.700Und hier will ich nur einen Bereich nennen, bei dem die Europäische Union heute für mich Vorreiter ist.
01:08:30.100Das ist die Entwicklung der sogenannten sozialen Medien, in denen plötzlich Fakten nicht mehr Fakten sind,
01:08:37.300Wahrheiten, Lügen genannt werden können, Lügen, Wahrheiten, in denen Gefühle und Fakten vermischt werden
01:08:43.200und damit die Grundlagen der europäischen Aufklärung in Gefahr geraten.
01:08:47.800So somehow, these supposed lies are so powerful that they just manage to undermine the very truth that these people want you to believe in.
01:46:52.440It might be that we show up in record numbers
01:46:54.860like never before, kind of like in 2020
01:46:56.740and they just had to shut down the polling places
01:46:58.780and manufacture votes all night, you know, and get a big injection of fake. It could be, that
01:47:04.120might happen, but here's the thing. They can't yet steal every race at every level. Your vote0.73
01:47:10.180still really matters for your county commissioner, for your city council, for your school board.
01:47:15.320Your vote actually can still make a big impact, a huge impact, where sometimes even just a few
01:47:20.480hundred or a few dozen votes can make a big difference. The same thing at the state level,
01:47:24.500Not every state level, you know, congressional or senatorial campaign at the state level in your state legislature is well contested.
01:47:31.860Your vote can still make a difference in those in those areas.
01:47:35.340And we see with this this wave of data center construction where they're hijacking city councils and county commissions to get these monstrosities built.
01:47:44.500You know, look at Utah with the Stratus Project.
01:47:46.720They're going to build this data center that's three times the size, nearly three times the size of Manhattan.
01:47:50.960thousands of utahns came out to oppose that and three county commissioners just rubber stamped
01:47:56.900it anyway you know do you think those people want their vote in the last election for their
01:48:01.840county commissioners back you think they want that vote back i think they do and so these coming votes
01:48:07.340in 2026 for your county commission your city council your mayor these are actually really
01:48:12.600really important votes and you know so get out and vote for those organize against those if you
01:48:17.680don't want one of these data centers stealing resources in your backyard jacking you know your
01:48:22.280energy your electricity rates poisoning your air and water and and sky you know get out there for
01:48:28.700those so i don't want to black pill people say voting doesn't matter okay maybe they'll steal
01:48:32.380the presidential election maybe they will but they're not going to steal your county commission
01:48:36.080probably okay or they you know as long as you don't put your salvation into the politician or
01:48:42.760the political system it's a very low effort way of at least attempting to do something it doesn't
01:48:47.280mean what the actual work is is not in voting there's it's in many other things in organizing
01:48:51.620and helping out and you know building communities types of things right but this is like if you can
01:48:55.980find one issue that's important or in this case of one candidate that's important it's a very low
01:49:00.440effort to go out and just like all right i'll put a vote let's see you know like who knows but if
01:49:04.300you put your life into it you know like you know why you bring up a good point voting is like the
01:49:09.340beginning of good citizenship that's like the because like not the end of good citizenship
01:49:13.680well that's why some countries they have literally it's a mandatory they have
01:49:16.800like you have to vote right kind of thing right like australia people on voting in general i
01:49:23.120don't want to demotivate and you know do voter suppression considering uh all the money in
01:49:28.240politics and stuff i'm i'm not a believer in it i don't think it's a fix to it but you still can
01:49:32.320vote for someone who how does it hurt right kind of thing you know because even if you participate
01:49:37.680or don't participate nothing will change either way because of it even if it's one percent or
01:49:41.9200.5 percent of the population that votes and everyone else doesn't they'll still go for those
01:49:47.3400.5 percent i would assume like what's the cutoff point it hasn't happened so far in a way you know
01:49:51.860so um yeah no but it's it's um yeah the data certain thing is interesting to bring that up
01:49:56.960too i've been monitoring that kind of stuff too but it's it's clear that they're pushing you know
01:50:00.280that whole the the vans the the tech bros the the paypal mafia crew you know that whole thing
01:50:05.760the silicon valley guys they're pushing this like crazy right now i think my main the most
01:50:11.380growth or the biggest factor of continued GDP growth in the United States, it's basically down
01:50:18.040only due to data centers right now and the build out of it. And in fact, it seems to be too much
01:50:22.360when people say even the huge project Stargate in, was it Abilene, Texas? People are saying
01:50:30.220there's not even hardware in there yet. They're like claiming that it's this huge bubble. I'm not
01:50:35.380saying that they don't intend to do something with this. I think they do because they are
01:50:38.720genuinely pouring hundreds of billions into this this expansion but right now it's this weird
01:50:43.940inflated bubble that's happening on top of the the ai expansion as well where like everyone's
01:50:49.080just putting their faith and trust into it to keep like like the glue to keep this you know very
01:50:53.860unstable um uh country together essentially and say well we'll just let's just go all in on ai or
01:51:00.020something and that's going to fix the problem uh when clearly that's not the case it's going to0.96
01:51:03.380make things far worse you know i mean certainly it's taking our land and our water and our energy0.91
01:51:09.500it's why they want to send it to space did you hear about that musk put in a request with fcc0.96
01:51:13.840to to just do space data centers out of sight out of mind right you know well unreachable by the0.72
01:51:20.300people exactly like it might correct there might come a day because i believe these are enslavement
01:51:24.280centers these are mass surveillance enslavement centers at the end of the day that's what these
01:51:27.680will be they're they're are we're constructing our digital prison to control ourselves that's
01:51:32.600what's happening and it could there could come a day where our children grandchildren and great
01:51:37.180grandchildren children might need to get comfortable with uh burning down data centers
01:51:41.740and destroying server farms yeah but if there are 50 feet underwater or up in space uh they're
01:51:50.220going to be unreachable and untouchable right like that movie what's the movie with oblivion
01:51:54.760matt damon uh elysium oh elysium yeah i was thinking about oblivion did you see that the
01:51:59.240tet oblivion as well yeah same thing oblivion a big machine sucking up our water resources right
01:52:05.360uh you know killing the planet you have to enslave us right that's right so they they signal these
01:52:11.280things in the movies right they're tattling on themselves you know if you want to talk about
01:52:15.500predictive programming that will probably resonate with some of your followers yeah they tell us they
01:52:19.480tell us in their movies this is what this is the future they're pushing for the mass surveillance
01:52:23.420mass uh you know mass enslavement state and out of our reach you know yeah exactly we had a couple
01:52:31.320of people then joining in obviously we don't have to play all this but it was like just a bunch of
01:52:34.300lies so we're talking about the one big beautiful bill like he's um steven miller was like he's
01:52:39.020voting against our ability to try to deport and like you know all these lies that's weaved in
01:52:44.680there when clearly massey on the record many many times that it was like due to the sweeping nature
01:52:49.860of the bill there was so many bad things in there including the deficit and all that stuff right
01:52:53.380so it was uh unsurprisingly uh community noted but but still the point is does that matter does
01:53:00.840that matter it's perception is all that matters right the perception and the messaging around a
01:53:05.560candidate is is all that matters and if you can get your guy out of the finish line or it's gonna
01:53:10.380be some great review has there ever been a you know a candidate was revoked because lies about
01:53:15.080them were spread i never heard of such a thing have you no i mean it's in some ways one thing
01:53:21.840one criticism you might be able to level against massey again i don't know but maybe is that he
01:53:27.840kind of took the mitt romney nice guy approach the mitt romney 2012 nice guy approach i'm not
01:53:32.940going to attack my opponent i'm not going to go hard in the paint i'm going to just be super
01:53:37.500principled and even keeled you know that's the mitt romney you know uh strategy against barack
01:53:43.360obama and i don't know how hard did massey go could he have gone harder could he have thrown
01:53:49.700punches could he have gotten a little bit messier a little bit more you know kinetic i think maybe
01:53:55.340he could have you know but he's uh you know that's his style yeah exactly that's his style i mean
01:54:01.320fair like ferris fair but like also ferris fair like you know could he have done something more
01:54:05.840well maybe maybe he could have done something more you know we're seeing james fishback
01:54:09.840just marshalling all of this energy in Florida.
01:54:14.000And I saw today, yesterday, new polling has come out.
01:59:18.800and you know that's building oh no definitely of course how can you not see that this uh is is an0.79
01:59:25.120is an issue like every every i mean almost every goddamn thing that america has dragged into or0.72
01:59:33.640becomes a problem or something has some type of issue related to the the lobby or or interests
01:59:39.420which are are completely foreign right so here's uh let me play a couple of clips here which is
01:59:44.860kind of an admission john potter hurts is one of them here celebrating this obviously and again
01:59:48.180He's gloating about basically the amount of Jewish money that was spent at Gallerina here.
01:59:54.320But first, let's do Ben Shapiro, because he seems to think that this is the way that this trend then indicates of this election is the future of the GOP.
02:04:34.460Because you want to ensure that it doesn't end up somewhere where they don't, where they can't control it.
02:04:38.200You have, like, all of a sudden, you might now have people in there.
02:04:41.060If you don't represent that side and supply the leadership of an anti-Zionist movement, all of a sudden they might start talking about ethnicity and religion and underlying other factors.
02:04:50.820and that now it's not just a political movement
02:04:54.760or that these are like, oh, Netanyahu bad.
02:05:27.040And speaking of leadership, before you go on to that next clip, I know you want to get to it.
02:05:31.220But if Charlie Kirk's favorite congressman is famously, it was Thomas Massey.
02:05:36.040If Charlie Kirk was still around, he would have been campaigning hard for Thomas Massey.
02:05:40.040He would have been turning out the vote amongst the youth for Thomas Massey.
02:05:43.140and we saw how heavily skewed the youth, the younger generations are, were towards Thomas
02:05:48.840Massey against the Israeli occupation of the government. This is who's in, this is the
02:05:54.080demographic that's populating TPUSA now. And so we should, we have to mention that if Charlie were
02:06:01.240still around, Thomas Massey quite likely would be the guy, you know, the victor. But Charlie's
02:06:08.800gone. TPUSA did not campaign for Massey. And, you know, we have to ask ourselves, maybe this
02:06:16.780is another reason, one of the many reasons why they took Charlie out, leaving the pro-Israel
02:06:21.360cause. But he was also platforming and allowing this radical dissident right faction, this
02:06:28.640anti-Israel faction. It was rising in his own ranks, you know, regardless of his efforts to
02:06:36.260slow it down or to stop it he was a tidal wave it's a tidal wave you know and so so you know
02:06:42.300and then massey's his favorite guy so let's get him out of the way let's conduct a hostile takeover0.91
02:06:47.440just like they did with tiktok maybe to you know start re-indoctrinating the youth to get them back
02:06:52.980on side so i don't know something for people to think about that if charlie were still around
02:06:56.760thomas massey's probably the victor today yeah i i don't know um hard to say obviously um he might
02:07:03.680have been pushed and pulled in some direction where he wouldn't have been i wouldn't have
02:07:07.180surprised me if you did but anyway so yeah some people are pointing this out out uh jeff yaz
02:07:12.400right um right the the so they say in the article where they talk about oh he's getting you know
02:07:18.440billions of you know he gets a helping hand from a billionaire mega donor yes yes but they do say
02:07:23.200here that he indirectly gave him one million because he's tied to the superpower you would
02:07:28.220know more actually about the inner workings yeah so jeff yes he's a libertarian he likes uh thomas
02:07:33.160Massey's libertarian policies and tax policies. And, and look, there are multiple things going
02:07:37.740on here. Jews fund all sides. In the, in the presidential candidate, they all, the biggest0.92
02:07:43.360donors and organizers behind RFK Jr. were Jews. The biggest guy behind, the biggest people and0.97
02:07:49.940donors behind Kamala Harris were Jews. The biggest faction against, behind Donald Trump were Jews.0.72
02:07:55.140They take all, they do take all sides so that they can make sure that their interests or as
02:08:00.040many of their interests as possible are looked after. So that's definitely a factor here. But
02:08:06.300he gave something about around $1 million out of the $35 million. He only gave like $1 million.
02:08:12.920And again, it had nothing to do with Israel. His positions, he likes the libertarian positions of
02:08:19.520Thomas Massey. That's what he was paying for. So I guess I acknowledge that there was some big
02:08:25.580Jewish money behind Massey. But this was a referendum, again, on Israel and your Zionism0.61
02:08:31.960stance. And Jeff Yass was not paying for a Zionism pro-Israel stance. That's not what his money was
02:08:36.960paying for. So I get that criticism, and it's a criticism. I do think we have to work to eliminate
02:08:43.680the influence of Jewish oligarch money from our elections, definitely. But the deciding factor0.99
02:08:50.260here was that this was a referendum on the israeli occupation and the zionist uh direction of the
02:08:56.880republican party that's what this was about and that's not what jeff yass was paying for but that
02:09:02.180is what john paulson uh you know paul singer and miriam adelson were paying for on the on the
02:09:08.100other side yeah of course yeah except no i again i'm not here to rush to the defense of the back
02:09:12.440drop deals in terms of massey i don't even know about him but i was reading about it earlier
02:09:16.640They say here, the AI overview, be careful, says Yef Yass is generally considered to be pro-Israel.
02:09:23.820The billionaire investor and Republican megadowner have been linked to significant financial contributions supporting right-wing Israeli think tanks and pro-Israeli causes.
02:09:32.120So as you said, I think it's also evident of this issue that you're saying that they will fund and pay all sides until they realize, okay, now we withhold that or we're backing off.
02:12:32.300And I think this is enough of an issue in and of itself.
02:12:34.980There's other things, obviously, as we said,
02:12:36.320but even this in and of itself with the Epstein stuff,
02:12:38.860pushing for that and the way that he did it
02:12:41.460and persevering on that uh probably kind of wants to thorn in the side of some of this uh some of
02:12:46.220the people he's talking about here the jewish billionaire class right yeah you know what's
02:12:50.340interesting henrik is that until until just last year this was actually a pro-gop talking point
02:12:58.300don jr donald trump cash patel all these people were pushing we gotta we gotta release the epstein
02:13:05.340files and investigate epstein right this is for the last four years six years this is what they've
02:13:09.700been droning on about and now thomas massey's you know sticking to it and they're all they've
02:13:15.640all split right so who's actually been more consistent from a republican perspective on this
02:13:21.820more so than thomas massey yeah all right you're you're correct i think um yeah he was just holding
02:13:29.160his holding his line and the the goal posts were moving and he wasn't moving with it you know kind
02:13:34.040of thing um okay what else do we have here well this is okay so we talked about um i'll get two
02:13:40.200more something i want to point out here that i didn't get in this chart but people should know
02:13:44.280yeah the record turnout for the gop primary in this district came in 2020 84 000 total votes
02:13:51.740that was in 2020 the big 2020 year remember the big massive push the democrats are gonna
02:13:56.460commit fraud so we have to overwhelm the polls and overwhelm the voting so hard that they can't
02:14:03.460steal it, right? So there, so the record turnout in the history of Kentucky came in 2020, 84,000
02:14:10.040votes. Now in an off year, in an off year, an off presidential election year, against a seven-term
02:14:17.660popular incumbent, Thomas Meiss has been a very popular incumbent, in an off year, midterm election,
02:14:24.660they increased the previous record from six years ago to 106,000 votes. It's a 25% increase over
02:14:32.300the previous record in the history of kentucky a full 25 increase henry so that's something that's
02:14:38.220not reflected in this chart but people should know that this vote total in 2026 is 25 bigger
02:14:43.740than any other vote total in this election in this primary election in kentucky history
02:14:49.180right yeah that's massive yeah you know so if if you want to know how good is this machine getting
02:14:55.180to the manufacturer votes this is how good it's getting it's delivering massive record numbers
02:15:00.860yeah yep exactly yeah if we can trust the numbers it comes down to that at the end of the day too
02:15:07.220yeah exactly because who knows right uh all right ronald b over on dota box is a great job well
02:15:13.560thank you ronald appreciate that we're kind of you um we got one here as well uh okay that might
02:15:20.240be separate we'll add that later thank you sir appreciate that we'll check that out uh i wanted
02:15:25.120to yeah let me play let me play here uh i think he wanted to play the john podor it's uh yeah
02:15:30.620john potter hurts exactly of it because of course he's uh you know he's uh he's part of the neocon
02:15:35.820dynasty was his dad basically helping to start the whole you know process what was his dad's name
02:15:40.280again his dad was norman podor norman generally considered one of the founding fathers along with
02:15:45.940uh irving crystal yeah another exactly another death so two you know yeah father son duo here
02:15:51.480essentially but anyway he was uh what show is going on it looks like a podcast or something0.80
02:15:55.620like that uh basically celebrating the role that jewish money played in helping to defeat
02:15:59.980massey check it out i think it is a good thing if massey and the people like him and others believe
02:16:06.420that if you cross if you cross the line into anti-semitism jews are going to use the power
02:16:15.300that we have openly to go for you because what other horse is there are we just going to sit
02:16:24.140here and take it beg for scraps hope that nice people in you know uh are are are nice to us
02:16:31.880the democratic party is going explicitly anti-semitic we can see it happening people
02:16:37.140are getting benefits as seth says for being anti-semites that seems to be part of an appeal
02:16:42.480in primaries to the left and the party we have to use what means there are at our disposal0.58
02:16:49.860and in my view i'm going to put it black that is jewish money there is an enormous amount of
02:16:55.760jewish money in politics by which i mean jewish donors wildly disproportionate yeah not only
02:17:03.640charitably but politically when i say charitably i mean nobody really knows the numbers jews make
02:17:11.400up 2% of the population. According to some studies, Jews make up 20% of the charitable contributions
02:17:18.200made in the United States annually. That is a tenfold. Think about that. Think about the0.98
02:17:25.740disproportion of that. And in politics, it's pretty close also. And if that money isn't used,
02:17:31.020why do people give money? Because they want to influence elections to get people elected
02:17:35.620who reflect their views well this is an existential issue for jews and the jews who explicitly give0.95
02:17:43.160money because they want to make it clear to anti-semitic candidates that they are going to0.54
02:17:48.920have to go through a buzzsaw and that they are not going to simply waltz in and be you know be
02:17:54.920if they're treated with kid gloves by the new york times we are double time going to do what we can
02:18:00.420to expose who they are to find out what we can find out about them that will harm them
02:18:06.280and that we will do what we can to prevent them from taking office yeah we we know and that's why
02:18:12.400we're complaining on you guys but it's also that the the dead giveaway there like of like0.82
02:18:17.220okay so obviously massey hasn't say uh you know come on it's like uh all jews should be expelled
02:18:23.960from america and uh you know the anti-semitism here and this this this means even even no matter
02:18:30.340how lukewarm you are in your criticism that's still seen almost as genocidal type of criticism
02:18:36.040and thomas nazis didn't even have criticism all he said was i don't want to give any money to any
02:18:41.420foreign countries that's it which is interesting because even netanyahu himself i mean is that
02:18:45.960true probably not but i'm saying even them even even uh randy fine came out and supported net
02:18:50.360Yahoo's comments about saying how, yeah, we should wean off of American funding and aid
02:18:57.080from Israel. They said that. And that's an acceptable Jewish position because many in
02:19:02.420Israel are frustrated that even though it's mostly a blank check they're getting from the United
02:19:07.480States, it's not completely a blank check. It's still got some strings attached, a little bit,
02:19:13.320and some of them just don't like that. So they talk about ultimately, eventually severing all
02:19:19.620financial reliance upon the united states so that they don't have any purse strings attached
02:19:24.060whatsoever so i mean it's this is the the chutzpah the gas lighting the projection here i mean it's
02:19:31.320it's just through the roof right he's like how if if you say or or you know if you say that that
02:19:38.000jews are spending lots of money to sway elections that's anti-semitic and you know what we're going
02:19:43.540do as jews we're gonna spend a bunch of money to get you defeated yeah if you say that we spend0.99
02:19:50.260money to win elections we're gonna spend money to win this election over you yes so that we can get
02:19:55.300you out because you can't say that jews are spending money on these elections uh i mean even uh
02:20:00.260even um ronald lauder uh had a speech not too long ago the head of the world jewish congress
02:20:07.380who said to we're gonna outspend i forget the exact wording but it was like if you got a candidate
02:20:12.020running anti-semitism we're gonna you know spend billions of dollars on the other candidate kind
02:20:17.060of thing and of course his son-in-law has now been inaugurated as the fed chair right so they
02:20:22.740have infinity pockets right they have infinity pockets and this is a problem and this is what
02:20:26.820we're seeing you know nick fuentes has taken a lot of right now for his 2028 or 2026 and 2028
02:20:34.180campaign strategy of trying to defeat uh or or not that one but the other one is like basically
02:20:40.660trying to he's daring the people behind jd vance and saying what are you going to choose are you
02:20:46.100going to choose five dollars sorry the charities are pro-immigration lgbt cutting off pps liberalism0.72
02:20:53.380well most of them are and then there's the hardcore jewish one so it's like we don't care0.76
02:20:57.280either way just do what we want you to do but also cut out charity right they couch it as0.96
02:21:01.840quote-unquote charitable work yeah i know is it really right uh no it's jewish interest is what
02:21:08.600it is but no what I was saying is is there's this you know Nick has been
02:21:12.680saying and others you know they're they're saying look JD Vance do you
02:21:17.660want the Israel first money or the America first votes because you can't
02:21:22.420have both you know and that strategy is getting put to the test can the America0.83
02:21:28.360first vote out vote the Jewish money machine and the answer in the Thomas
02:21:34.220Massey election is no it was no that was the answer the answer was the Jewish0.80
02:21:38.360money wins the america first votes uh now we hope that that's going to flip you know eventually0.53
02:21:45.180sooner sooner rather than later uh so we're going to find out will that strategy hold in 2020 are
02:21:51.300we going to be able to withhold enough votes from jd vance you know to to make him lose you know
02:21:57.600to make him pay for choosing the jewish israel zionist money we're about to find that out you
02:22:03.420know so yeah but the answer here was the answer here was no the jewish money is still going to
02:22:09.640beat the the votes yeah it seems to be the case and of course most of it now seems to be that
02:22:15.440with even with even with all the quote-unquote noticing and everyone realizing some of these
02:22:21.160things what's being done about it really i mean when you come down to it it's the the whole world
02:22:26.960might hate israel or how would what they're doing but like well we we might you know put sanctions
02:22:33.280on ben gavir after the fact that he went after these you know gaza flotilla people and mocking
02:22:37.780them at these you know prisons recently but it's like okay so what like nothing but again right
02:22:43.880this is what i said at the beginning the money the the money's voice has displaced the people's
02:22:48.920voice but it masquerades as the people's voice because it looks legitimate it looks like people
02:22:53.480are voting, but you know, there's a lack of sentience there. If you can just spend money
02:22:57.680and man, again, to reiterate this, if you can just spend more money and manufacture more votes,
02:23:02.380then you've actually nullified the natural inclinations of people. If you're looking at
02:23:09.560the inputs as factors, the only, at a certain point, when you're just spending more and more
02:23:14.300money to get more and more votes, money is the limiting reagent in this chemical reaction. It's
02:23:19.520just money and when that becomes the case where money the voice of the money is is the primary
02:23:25.980factor here then the voice of the people doesn't actually matter it just looks like it matters
02:23:32.420right it's where the money voice is wearing the mask of the people's voice right and so like the
02:23:38.540will we get to a point where 80 percent of the normal electorate is against israel and but
02:23:44.480somehow the israel first candidates still keep winning yeah like it could be that that's how
02:23:48.880powerful their vote manufacturing machine will be that doesn't matter how many people are against
02:23:54.420them they'll just keep winning and obviously that's what they're trying to do that's the
02:23:59.640machine they're trying to build is to just be able to be in control no matter how much public
02:24:05.820opinion is against them and of course they're still trying to get public opinion back on their
02:24:10.780side that's why they bought tiktok that's why they bought paramount cbs warner brothers discovery
02:24:16.060and that entire media ecosystem because they do eventually want to get the the people and the
02:24:21.920young people back on their side that's right archie debunker sent five dollars money is free
02:24:28.180speech that's right exactly there you go just like porn is free speech apparently it's just
02:24:34.040poor money to let's let's just talk about that real quick it is i mean money is important like
02:24:39.480look that's why they demonetize us and de-platform us right the the people that are against them they
02:24:44.320demonetize us, they de-boost us, they de-platform us. So think of it, like if you took away the
02:24:50.320New York Times's money or Fox News's money or the Daily Wire's money, which is happening, right?
02:24:55.620Then all of a sudden they don't have a platform anymore. All of a sudden they don't have a voice.
02:24:59.420All of a sudden everybody who's operating on those platforms and under those umbrellas
02:25:03.480don't have their full speech anymore. So we do have to be sanguine about that. We have to be
02:25:09.180honest that money does play a big part in being able to speak your mind have reach you know be
02:25:15.800able to participate in the conversation so money definitely is a lever and a factor no definitely
02:25:22.220this is more of this um excuse me it's more of this like an election commission should be able
02:25:29.060to whatever you want to call it a new body whatever new body i know they'll be infiltrated
02:25:32.400and stuff this is where we're slashing at branches of you know without with avoiding the roots of the
02:25:38.380problem here but i'm saying in a sane society in a sane society where you had people running
02:25:44.480you know the country or running for office to run the country would have a few you know well maybe
02:25:52.560it's not a short list but like a few things were like okay these are like kind of just basic
02:25:57.240requirements for this to even function and even for trust in the system itself to be upheld by
02:26:03.900the very people and and and it is we're so far down this road now it's so far gone obviously but
02:26:09.040like not even the basic smart not even for appearances sake they're trying to do any of
02:26:14.120this anymore you know i mean it's just like totally out of control with like there's things you could
02:26:18.520do and restrict here as you said right of like what you're allowed to do or how much one individual
02:26:23.240can donate and you know like the loopholes they use to these you know super packs or the personal
02:26:28.760I mean, even the fact that the president can go up on stage and talking about how much like pressure he's getting from the Adelsons to do to like to get shit done for them, that alone should just be a disqualifier.
02:26:42.440Like, OK, what is happening? Like now we have a four, you know, a dual citizen asking something of our president on behalf of their own interest.0.90
02:26:49.960What is this? Should this be allowed? No, of course not. But it just continues. No one cares.
02:26:53.620you know yeah and and and so this is this is going to create frustration amongst those of us
02:26:59.620on the dissident right or the anti-israel right and left people are going to get more frustrated
02:27:04.540more candidates are going to be motivated to run to try to beat this this rigged system and more
02:27:10.480of those candidates are going to get beaten and that's just going to it's it's going to be this
02:27:13.580feedback loop where this there's going to be a crescendo where this frustration is going to boil
02:27:17.420over i don't know how that result where that's going to resolve or when or how but it's it's
02:27:22.180it's not going away that's the point it's not going away it's not going to stop you know no
02:27:26.160definitely and then we do have to add into the whole equation there too even from uh john
02:27:30.680podhorts that we talked about earlier i said podohorts podhorts i guess that's right anyway
02:27:35.060um very offensive to mispronounce that uh they're the ones who like they're driving the israeli
02:27:43.900foreign policy which is driving the war machine which is driving the refugees which is driving0.88
02:27:48.920the open borders organizations which is you know and then more brown people come in and somehow it's
02:27:54.040like now they're me and i even heard ben shapiro the other day like well maybe like all these third
02:27:58.960world the third world people are coming in and they're not liking israel for some reasons like0.96
02:28:03.600yeah i know we try who tried to tell you about that kind of shit you know like 10 years ago you0.99
02:28:08.000know man and they don't care so they're trying to like do ev they want everything like all no no we0.99
02:28:13.140want to replace the white people but the brown people need to be pro-zionist too or something0.99
02:28:18.440which is why there you see this move to replace the brown replacements we got to get rid of the0.98
02:28:23.180muslims now it's the jeets right and in part the indians which are pro-israel and you know as as0.95
02:28:28.560it would happen the indians are actually more radically anti-white more radically anti-christian0.91
02:28:33.320more radically anti-west than than muslims are but that's a tight competition but yeah i'll hear0.57
02:28:40.200you out on some of those points but yeah it doesn't matter to me it's just like to say0.53
02:28:43.900we don't want the turban or do you want you know um no but it's true but the key factor there is
02:28:51.180that indians are generally pro-israel no they are absolutely of course you know and that's what's0.99
02:28:56.420going on in europe this is why you know they're they're afraid of of obviously of of europe0.90
02:29:01.700turning muslim they're not afraid of it not being white they're afraid of it becoming muslim and0.92
02:29:06.460arabs and muslims getting control of nato1.00
02:29:12.460oh can we drop out and uh the nuclear armaments in europe1.00