00:11:49.840Linen can be ironed. The discussion continues in chat, really.
00:11:53.680I mean, I'm not saying it can't, right?
00:11:56.420But it's, what is the, linen is actually, what is it, flax, right? Am I right?
00:11:59.640Linen is flax. I thought it was like super kind of, you've got to be real careful with the temperature.
00:12:04.040That's what I thought. Yeah, I know it exactly. I know it wrinkles easily. Look, look at me. Look at this. Look at this shit. All right. Thank you. I don't care whether or not you agree. Halfway across the world, there's an institution that calls itself the International Criminal Court. Maybe you've heard of it. Maybe you haven't. But chances are you don't know the names of its judges, of its prosecutors or it's.
00:12:26.300Yeah, but it's the same thing in America.
00:12:28.120There's just random judges can step in and stop things.
00:12:32.300It's just such a ridiculous argument of like somehow America is governing its freedom0.99
00:12:38.000and everything is governed by the people or some bullshit idea that they're trying to sell you on here.1.00
00:12:43.700I mean, again, this is the Latino future here of the Republican Party.0.98
00:12:49.460Maybe with a detour of J.D. Vance,1.00
00:12:55.700who just had another child with Usha, I think, didn't he?
00:56:06.900an actual free market system? Yes, of course. But my
00:56:09.300point stands you it will be rotten if you have rotten people in charge and it will be pretty0.99
00:56:14.980good if you have good people in charge for the most part uh who is not self-serving uh assholes0.95
00:56:21.000you know kind of thing but yeah national socialism basically is it good for our people or is it not
00:56:26.820if it's not good for our people then you step in and you put laws and restrictions and you put
00:56:31.840people in jail and you you take over these corporations and you run it you'd be like
00:56:35.560quote-unquote fascism that or whatever you want to call it it's so misapplied that term and it's
00:56:39.380so hard to get people to understand what they you know what it actually means or what it does or
00:56:44.080whatever but right now we obviously have like we have a system where uh corporations gets in or
00:56:52.140even lobby groups i guess you could say ngos business people with money right they can buy
00:56:57.280politicians and they run the government and then people see that's fascism you know kind of thing
00:57:01.680But you can have a reverse system, too, where you're like, okay, well, now you actually have a good government, but they actually put restrictions on corporations or other people or institutions or groups or individuals that do things that are bad for the people.
00:57:16.980The problem is you can't have a multi-ethnic nation of hundreds of millions of people.0.58
00:57:24.580It goes to that thing we talked about in Afterflash, and we're going to do actually part two of that coming up this Friday with the dissident on why white people are weird, Western, educated, industrialist, rich, democratic, or whatever it actually stood for, which is an interesting thing.
00:57:43.140But it's that idea of if you don't have kinship, you're going to be—it's not that it's impossible, but it's going to be way harder to do anything.
00:57:51.520If we don't have ethnic in-group kinship bonds the way that some of these other races, other ethnic groups do, we're going to continue to lose.
00:58:03.700I think that's just the reality of it now.0.98
00:58:06.980And it's very hard to recreate something like that overnight, and it's going to be inorganic and inauthentic until you at least have a few generations down the line where you can actually.
00:58:18.040But at this point, it's just hopeless.0.92
00:58:19.380But I'm saying Latvia or something, right, has a way better chance at keeping some of this stuff together as opposed to, you know, a country of 350 million people like America.0.79
00:58:32.760I mean, you could argue, what did the Chinese do, right?0.66
00:58:37.200And ironically, they almost kind of have a national socialistic system of sorts, right?
00:58:44.100It's like, well, they're communist, you know, kind of thing.
00:58:46.840And then you learn, like, they put restrictions in place of, like, their AI, or I'm sorry, their companies can't, like, use AI as an excuse to fire people and shit like this.0.92
00:58:59.160Like, they have a completely different, they're, like, 90-something percent Han Chinese, right?0.99
00:59:04.500That's why they're more successful, obviously, right?1.00
00:59:07.740So I'm not saying it's impossible with that many people, but they obviously have a problem, too, and depending on the stock of the people or whatever.0.88
00:59:13.300But if you have smaller groups of white people, smaller nations, they can still cooperate and do things together and you can form a pan-European group of these nations or whatever.0.95
00:59:25.300But just like the self-governing, you know what I mean, of like the ethnic group, it has to be smaller.0.81
00:59:30.480Like it's – and then you add immigration on top of it.1.00
01:22:35.340And I think necessity will bring that out.
01:22:37.540So I'm not saying it's over or impossible, but I'm saying they have an allegiance to something completely different, which is simply just their own.0.92
01:22:44.720And that's why they're winning racially, and we're losing.0.67
01:27:28.140...with the International Criminal Court in response to a request for cooperation
01:27:32.000by the International Criminal Court pursuant to the Rome Statute.
01:27:36.300That's the American Service Members Protection Act. It applies to allies. Second law, 18 U.S. Code 112, protection of foreign officials, official guests and internationally protected persons, which which Netanyahu would be all three of those.
01:27:49.320whoever assaults strikes wounds imprisons or offers violence to a foreign official official
01:27:54.960guest internationally protected person shall be fined under this this statute and imprisoned
01:28:01.220for not more than three years or both and whoever does it with a deadly or dangerous weapon will be
01:28:06.260imprisoned or fined or imprisoned for up to 10 years and not only that there is another man0.99
01:28:12.300can you clutch your pearls harder fag holy shit wow he's he's he's upset about this six month0.99
01:28:21.420for threatening or intimidating a foreign official which mom donnie has already done so right now1.00
01:28:26.100under the law mom donnie is facing six months in prison for intimidating benjamin yahoo if he tries
01:28:32.480to go ahead with it and he says the new york police armed with weapons he could face up to
01:28:37.14010 years in prison under this law and i would tell president trump you should have the fact
01:28:41.920Like, there's like, this is not like, okay, what examples do we do here?0.69
01:28:47.420But like, it's like, Lutnik should be going after in this way.
01:28:57.240The Kushners or the Adelsons or something like that.
01:29:01.180That's what the discussions here should be.
01:29:05.040In a sane society, in a sane world, in a sane country, that should be the thing, right?
01:43:52.020Ro Khanna, who's been one of the most, one of the loudest voices on the Epstein file. Well, he became very loud on the Epstein files the minute Donald Trump became president, didn't seem to care about it during the Biden administration. He actually brought one of the Epstein victims, I think, to the State of the Union last year, or maybe it was the year before last.
01:44:08.580well like that victim and i'm not accusing i'm not saying she wasn't a victim i don't know
01:44:14.560anything about her particular case she was also listed as a co-conspirator in some of these
01:44:19.460documents right so there's an idea that some of the people who were engaged in the sex trafficking
01:44:23.700were also you know yeah but the yeah but the dog there wasn't a the problem with the documents is
01:44:29.300there was no criminal investigation fully there was no there was no way to map no one mapped this
02:07:08.700who's been covering the Shiloh trial live up there.
02:07:13.820And we'll see if he can join us to give us a rundown.
02:07:16.100Hopefully it will be over by then, but as you said, the punishment here is the process itself, obviously.
02:07:21.640Oh, here's the news. Let's play this one.
02:07:23.500I didn't see the full one yet here, but let's play this one.0.79
02:07:26.600No one actually cares about the word nigger unless its utterance can be weaponized against a white person.0.90
02:07:31.960This is an anti-white show trial. That is all that it is. Check it out.0.96
02:07:41.600It took a while to actually get to jury selection this morning.
02:07:45.480That's because both the state and the defense want to lay out some ground rules for what could actually be argued during the trial.
02:07:54.800Today's goal was to narrow a pool of 35 potential juniors down to six with two alternates.
02:08:00.700But that didn't end up happening because both the prosecution and the defense wanted to decide exactly what question the jurors would be asked to answer with a ruling.
02:08:09.080The judge made it clear that jurors would be asked to decide if Hendricks' use of a slur towards a child, as shown in the now viral video, should be considered fighting words or not.
02:11:01.320...side whether offensive speech should be protected under the Constitution.
02:11:04.740And this point is something that both city lawyers and Hendricks lawyer Brian Corrales continued to argue over as jury selection went on.
02:11:13.200The right to free speech, offensive or not, is something that got passionate support outside the courthouse from protesters against Hendricks' trial.
02:17:07.340A lot of good stuff in there for you guys to enjoy as well.
02:17:09.760And of course, you get something in return. You support us at the same time. So I think it's well worth it. Only 10 bucks a month. Doesn't hurt that many people in the wallet. 10 bucks a month, even when times are tough, but it helps us tremendously. And the more people we can get in there, the more people we can offset. We want to hire some people again, right? Remember before the censorship and the banning started, we had employees were doing very well. And of course, that's why they're doing it because censorship works, right?
02:17:35.160And, of course, financial restrictions on payment processors.