00:42:38.820Let's see what made Trump got upset about this dance and the conspiracy theory is that he finally listened to Netanyahu as the good boy and brought some regime change because it had dance.
02:06:05.480It's, like, it's really more about Matt Walsh, because that guy has been calling me a third-world communist, and he has the same exact take.
02:06:12.100And just because they have the same opinion does not mean Nick Fuentes is a good friend of mine, and we could have a disagreement.
02:21:22.860And the United States invading Venezuela, though in the short term, we're going to have access to some resources.
02:21:28.500The stock market might do better, blah, blah, blah.
02:21:30.400This is going to hurt us in the long run because now the international community understands that if you challenge the U.S. dollar, right, you're putting a target on your back.
02:21:40.420So countries that were on the fence about going into BRICS or countries that were thinking about going to BRICS, they're absolutely going to deal with BRICS more.
02:21:47.300Because they don't want to be under the U.S. dollar system that the United States has.
02:21:53.940And we've pushed a lot of people away that might have want to work with us.
02:21:56.980Because we've just demonstrated here, if you don't work with us, we're going to invade you and take your resources anyway.
02:22:02.260So let's say the people in BRICS, right, they're moving at 20 miles per hour.
02:22:08.040Now they're going to move at 40 to 50 miles per hour.
02:22:09.840We've basically accelerated the very, the opposition to our dollar.
02:22:17.220And now they have, and most importantly, here's the big one.
02:22:20.300Now they're justified in pushing out BRICS.
02:22:23.680We've, we've basically vindicated Pouin and Xi Jinping when they make their speeches and call us hypocrites and say, we need, you need to get off the U.S. dollar system because this is what they do.
02:22:32.740And we proved them right with invading Venezuela.
02:22:35.400So long-term, we are going to pay for this.
02:23:24.640Because that is where our power comes from.
02:23:26.380That's what the important thing people need to know is that our reserve currency status is why we are so prosperous and so powerful and why we can keep printing money and we don't deal with consequences for it.
02:23:35.740It sounds like you're, if you want to hear my analysis, it sounds like you're against this completely, but there's also so many people watching your stream that are very happy about the invasion.
02:24:20.640I was going to talk about it today because I wanted to, because the thing is, is that I wanted to look at all the facts, right?
02:24:25.940When it first happened, we didn't know any details of what the hell happened.
02:24:28.700So I was like, all right, let me see how they went about this and everything else like that.
02:24:31.480And then after I did my research and all this other stuff, then I looked at, okay, let me, I'll do a video on this.
02:24:37.280And then that's when I filmed my video yesterday, the good, the bad, and the ugly.
02:24:39.800And I went over, you know, the good was they did a military operation.
02:24:44.100Obviously they were able to, you know, show the force of the U.S. government, et cetera.
02:24:48.200Oh, another thing also that was weird about this, dude, using those kinds of resources to pick up someone for a drug trafficking warrant is fucking nuts.
02:25:34.020But they didn't go further and say why they want the oil.
02:25:37.520Like, I think people know that it's about the oil.
02:25:40.060But no one knows about, you know, us losing the petrol, like the petrol dollar being weak right now.
02:25:45.820No one knows really or talks too much about the petroleum reserves.
02:25:48.320These are the real reasons why, right?
02:25:50.200Do you think that it's a play to potentially invade Iran?
02:25:53.640Because they're saying if we were to invade, the reason that they're so angry that the EU and other countries are saying don't invade Iran, don't bomb, is because they can close the Strait of Hormuz and that they provide oil for most of Europe.
02:26:07.260And so it's going to destroy the world economy, right?
02:26:09.700Iran's play right now is if you attack us, we're going to cut off our oil supply.
02:26:13.380And so to supplement that chess move, we're going to get an oil reserve in Venezuela.
02:26:22.900So the other reason why this is important, especially strategically right now, is we know that a war with Israel and Iran is absolutely going to be imminent, right?
02:26:31.860So like you said with the Strait of Hormuz, something like 30 percent of the world's oil goes through that little strait right there.
02:26:37.700And Iran could obviously shut it down.
02:26:39.260So by having this oil or access to this oil in Venezuela, that would mitigate the damage that might potentially come from there.
02:26:45.740Because I think with this next war between Israel and Iran, one of them is going to have to – someone's not going to walk away from it.
02:26:52.120One of those countries is going to have to take an L and be done permanently.
02:26:55.060So the United States and Israel, knowing that this is going to probably be the last war, that's another reason why I think also strategically speaking they need to secure this oil as well.
02:27:06.860And they had to use the law enforcement operation to do it.
02:27:08.880If you notice from the press conference, Rubio and the commander kept saying, we went ahead and grabbed the indicted individuals.
02:27:14.960As they were grabbed, we had them read their Miranda rights.
02:27:18.180They had to do all this and make a law enforcement operation.
02:27:21.040To justify spending billions of dollars on the operation.
02:27:23.520And if you read the 25-page indictment, I read it.
02:27:33.660So if this is coke and machine guns, then all of Latin America –
02:27:36.480Well, the other thing, too, also, you know, just being honest here, Venezuela is not like –
02:27:42.400If you want to talk about drug trafficking and labeling people narco-terrorists or whatever, like, they're like fifth on the list, bro.
02:27:48.220Like, there's way more dangerous drug trafficking organizations than the guys based in Venezuela.
02:27:53.900But that was a strategic – Trump did that for a strategic purpose to justify using the intel community and the military to go get this guy picked up.
02:28:04.780Because Mexico is actually the biggest, you know, drug threat if we want to talk about drugs strictly.
02:28:09.500Something like 50 to 60 percent of the United States drugs come in through the southwest border.
02:28:13.960Maritime smuggling is no longer a viable way to drug traffic.
02:31:24.080So when people get mad at me and say, oh, my, all you care about is Israel, blah, blah, blah, bro, Israel creates so many problems for us that you might not even notice
02:31:31.220because now we pushed Saudi Arabia closer to the Pakistanis and in that BRICS sphere, and that's kind of what's happening.
02:31:39.000Like the U.S. dollar, SWIFT, our financial hegemon in the world is being challenged now, and Israel is not helping it, if that makes sense.
02:31:48.040I threw a lot out there, bro, and I know the audience might be confused by what I'm saying.
02:31:51.720The BRICS aspect of this I wasn't aware of, so that's good information that I needed to research on,
02:31:57.620especially because I want to debate Matt Walsh on this.
02:31:59.900He was anti-interventionist, and then now he's probably like this.
02:33:33.060Because remember when we, you know, tried to condemn Putin and sanction the hell out of him and said, you can't do this and invade another country's sovereignty or whatever?
02:34:27.020Yeah, because I'm trying to see who's going to whose mind is changed after this.
02:34:30.980Well, the thing is, is that they're not going to put it out publicly like that because they want to be able to play both sides politically.
02:34:36.180Like a lot of these countries like to kind of like the Saudis are notorious for this kind of double dip and being nice to both sides based on because there's no such thing as alliances.
02:34:45.800So, like, as long as interests are aligned, we are an alliance.
02:34:49.640But once interests are no longer aligned, we're going to go ahead and do what we need to do.
02:34:52.880And that's what's going on with the Saudis.
02:34:54.000That's why they kind of pulled out the petrol dollar thing because they're like, yo, you know, BRICS seems to be up and coming.
02:34:59.660We don't like how the United States kind of, you know, because the United States bullies people, bro, like really badly in the international community.
02:35:04.700Like us as Americans, we're not familiar with it or we might not understand the extent to it.
02:35:08.560But the United States bullies a lot of countries if they don't get in line with what we want, with sanctions, coups, you know, backing militia groups that destabilize their governments.
02:35:16.920Like we've done a lot of fucked up shit, to be honest.
02:35:18.840So us invading Venezuela, we have vindicated all of our critics that call us hypocrites.
02:35:23.920Okay. And then so how long until the chat saying Latin America is they're not going to follow the petrodollar and they see how the United States became a bully.
02:35:35.100How long until this this fails and we see the results of this failure?
02:35:38.820Well, so the United States and Saudi Arabia had, Saudi Arabia decided June of 2020, June of 2024, not to honor the petrodollar agreement.
02:35:54.140Yeah. I mean, I would say within the next couple of years, we're going to see developments and we're going to see things happen.
02:35:59.800Like I did not expect for something to happen this quickly.
02:36:03.180I knew something was going to happen, but not this quickly.
02:36:05.700And then how effective do you think that extracting the oil is going to be?
02:36:11.420I saw Trump post on Truth Socials today that today that the interim leaders in Venezuela, they've allowed 30 to 50 million barrels.
02:36:19.180Is that actually is that easy to transport?
02:36:21.020Like how are the soldiers, you know, they have to you have to bring some troops in there to get it.
02:36:25.400There's going to be some rogue military groups in Venezuela against this for sure. Right.
02:36:28.920Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There might be some rogue groups.
02:36:31.180I mean, the thing is, is that keep in mind that like if that oil becomes available, that doesn't necessarily mean they need to ship it here.
02:36:38.960Does that make sense? Like if we're in control of it. Right.
02:36:41.840Oh, the prices are going to go down. So we can just leave it there in Venezuela.
02:36:44.300We can leave it there. Somebody said they have to have troops protecting it. Right.
02:36:47.320You have to station. Military has to go into Venezuela.
02:36:50.020Now there's going to be either saying all the war is over.
02:36:52.980But OK, but troops need to go to Venezuela. Correct.
02:36:55.620Well, you're bringing up a good point. And this is this is this is like, you know, this is exactly what it was like with Iraq.
02:37:00.980Right. Like we invade. We show our military might. And then it's like, OK, we got to deal with this now.
02:37:06.580Oh, shit. Fuck. OK. Like super fucking expensive.
02:37:09.900Yeah. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like that's exactly what happened last time.
02:37:12.740It's like you do this crazy operation. You show that your might. It's like, yeah, we own this now.
02:37:16.260It's like, all right. What are you going to do? And you're like, oh, shit, we got to clean up and have responsibility over this. Fuck. Right.
02:37:22.720So, yeah. So is this textbook regime change? Because to me, it looks identical to Iraq, Libya, Syria.
02:37:29.520Is this not the same pattern that we've seen time and time again over the past 20 years?
02:37:33.900A hundred percent, bro. Yeah. I mean, this was all about regime change and they needed they need.
02:37:38.040OK, they needed to get they needed two things.
02:37:40.140They needed access to the resources and a regime that's going to be friendly when we access those resources.
02:37:46.880This arrest warrant was conveniently able that was able to allow them to effectuate.
02:37:52.220And I think everybody knows that if I were to date Matt Walsh, I don't think that he would argue the the moral legitimacy of this.
02:37:58.580And make sure you tell him, bro, like when you debate him, dude, you can barely get fucking a thousand dollars to go cross country to go pick up a target.
02:38:07.920Right. Like I used to work with the DA. They're extremely cheap when it comes to travel funding to go pick up targets in another area.
02:38:14.140You'll get a guy in L.A. Your main targets in L.A.
02:38:16.620You arrested all of a cell in fucking Tennessee. You want to fly to L.A. to catch your guy.
02:38:19.840Oh, yeah. Only you can travel, maybe. Or just let another agent over there pick him up and then you can meet him there later.
02:38:25.020Like the government is very stingy when it comes to resource on stuff.
02:38:29.100So the fact that they went ahead and mobilized hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars to do this operation, moving all these military assets all over the place.
02:38:36.960That goes to show that this was an extraordinary event to pick up a drug trafficker.
02:38:41.300That's kind of unorthodox. Never happens that way ever.
02:38:43.920Right. And that's just going to tack on to the thirty eight trillion dollars of debt that we already have.
02:38:49.100Yeah. Yeah. I mean, to a degree, you know, but the thing is, so the other thing also, like with this whole debt thing.
02:38:56.440Oh, I'm glad that you mentioned that. So you're always going to be in debt if you're the reserve currency.
02:39:04.060If that makes sense. So that doesn't really matter.
02:39:06.580It doesn't. It doesn't. So it's all fake.
02:39:08.540It's all fake. The debt doesn't matter if you're the reserve currency.
02:39:14.240It's called the Triffin effect. Let me look this up.
02:39:16.580Triffin or Triflin effect. You can look it up.
02:39:18.580But basically is the U.S. dollar the reserve currency.
02:39:21.400Yeah, it is. It's the world's reserve currency.
02:39:23.820Because it's called the Triffin dilemma based on based on what it's the world's reserve currency.
02:39:27.840Based on oil and our military strength.
02:39:31.540And there's a bunch of different factors going into it.
02:39:33.540It has to have rule of law, has to be a strong government, has to have, you know.
02:39:38.020It has to be backed by something. Yeah, it's backed by force in oil.
02:39:41.820But yeah, it's called the Triffin dilemma.
02:39:43.140So basically there's going to be inherent conflict for a country with a global reserve currency status like the U.S. dollar
02:39:47.740to supply enough currency without being in debt.
02:56:48.920You know, they always say, like, you know, it's going to take over and it's not compatible with a Western democracy and all this other stuff.
02:56:56.580But it's like, dude, like, anytime people make the argument about, you know, Islam being a detriment to the United States or the biggest national security threat, I always say it's like, dude, like, they don't run our foreign policy.
02:57:11.500The immigration is hardly even Muslim.
02:57:13.000It's mostly Indian and it's mostly Mexican.
02:57:15.000And also, second, like, they're all over the White House and three, if he's going to say that America is a Christian nation, America is a Christian nation, right?
02:57:23.920And he's going to side with what Trump's doing.
02:57:30.220They killed a lot of people in the process and they kidnapped him just because they think that they're entitled to it because it exists and because they can take it over.
02:57:45.000You could if you want to challenge them on their on their theology.
02:57:48.760Well, I always say that if he says, like, Islam is a threat and everything.
02:57:52.140And I'll just say if he says, like, America is a Christian nation, then I'm going to be like, OK, if it's a Christian nation, then stealing and murdering and kidnapping is the least Christian thing you can do.
02:58:00.820And I would also like I would also tell him, like, well, I don't know if you guys are going to have the debate on YouTube, but I'll say Judaism is far more pernicious than Islam is back on YouTube.
02:59:36.040And they're using that, you know, and pushing that because I've noticed, like, way more pro-Israel content on Twitter over the past couple months.
02:59:52.000But, you know, whenever people, because the thing is, you know me, I'm, like, very honest and I'm very, you know, I call it like it is, right?
02:59:57.900Muslims get mad at me because I talk about the Times Square thing.
03:00:00.540You know, people get mad at me when, you know, obviously the Jays get mad at me when I talk about certain things.
03:00:05.580Because, like, my thing is, look, if you want to go ahead and make the argument that Islam is a national security threat, fine.
03:00:12.140But don't fucking sit there and then not talk about them boys.
03:05:46.580But there's just, like, a lot of inconsistency from some of these nationalist types where they – one of the things that we pointed out is that they want to use this kind of rhetoric of might makes right,
03:05:58.500and they want to beat their chest and say, yeah, F yeah, America, you know, we do what we want.
03:06:03.780We take your oil, and we send back your refugees.
03:06:09.460But if you want to have that kind of logic, then don't turn around and start crying about white replacement and, oh, we're being replaced by the brown people.
03:06:19.340Oh, they're coming into our countries, and they're taking our money and taking our opportunities.
03:06:24.300Like, okay, well, they're just taking it.
03:06:30.000Like, if your logic is might makes right, okay, well, these low-IQ brownoids from the third world or the turd world, as you want to call it,
03:06:59.780So, don't give a – don't appeal to, like, oh, it's wrong to steal or it's wrong to lie or it's wrong to kill or don't use these kinds of moral arguments, right?
03:07:08.980Like, so this is very undermining of these nationalists to start beating their chest about Mike makes right in the case of Venezuela
03:07:17.380and then turn around and cry about white replacement and, oh, these immigrants and, oh, black people.
03:08:05.440So did you actually care about violence and stealing or only when it benefits you?
03:08:09.100And a lot of the same people, like Tate, that's one that's really surprising me because he was saying that we should free Palestine because it's incorrect to have genocide.
03:08:30.380If might makes right, then what Israel is doing is right.
03:08:33.860They should just continue to expand and have greater Israel.
03:08:35.820So, yeah, it seems like it's completely incoherent and it's hard to see if Tate has like a principled position because it sounded like a certain point that he's saying like, look, this is just the way the world works.
03:09:21.260Seems like the opposite of what he's been preaching.
03:09:23.720So, Matt Walsh, what is the argument there?
03:09:28.740From right now what I'm seeing on Twitter, it's just a lot of cope.
03:09:31.760And that shows that I don't think he's going to be capable of debate because he's been saying nonstop, he's non-interventionist, we shouldn't get involved in foreign conflicts.
03:09:38.960But you also bring up a good point because they've already sacrificed their moral high ground.
03:09:43.940That whole argument was being used for why Russia should not be able to invade Ukraine.
03:09:48.940We were sending billions to Ukraine nonstop because we were saying that Russia should not just be able to bully.
03:09:55.980And now we've done the same exact thing.
03:09:57.660We followed Russia and Ukraine is almost identical to America and Venezuela.
03:10:01.720So we can't say Russia is not allowed to stop Ukraine from joining NATO and then go ahead and invade Venezuela for joining BRICS.
03:10:09.780Yeah, I mean, there's inconsistency there.
03:10:13.660And it depends, like, because some of these nationalists, like, they've been flip-flopping on this issue of Russia.
03:10:21.760At first they were pro-Russia and they thought that Russia fighting Ukraine was Russia taking on globo-homo.
03:10:30.580Like, taking on NATO, taking on globo-homo.
03:10:33.100Like, they were very in support of Russia.
03:10:35.020And it was kind of like an accelerationist mindset that, yeah, we want Russia to become ascendant and to beat down NATO so that America loses its first world or its superpower status.
03:10:47.380And we accelerate, like, the downfall of American hegemony and this oligarchy that's controlling us and is oppressing us.
03:11:59.440What is the evidence that these kinds of regime changes actually benefit Americans economically?
03:12:05.560Like, just look at the past 25 years, like, what has there been a single example of there being, like, one of these regime change wars and then, like, the U.S. economy taking a turn for the better?
03:12:20.760Like, it seems like if we look over the past 25 years, especially since the war on terror started after 9-11 with the invasion of Afghanistan, with the invasion of Iraq and all these other Middle Eastern countries, that the economy in the U.S. has been on a, you know, steady downturn.
03:12:35.580Like, and things are worse than ever now, after trillions have been spent from the U.S. taxpayer, from the middle class to fund all of these foreign interventions, as they call them.
03:12:48.760That's what they call killing and occupation and genocide.
03:13:55.900So we'll see, like, if there is a big decrease, but is it going to affect, like, the cost of groceries?
03:14:04.260Is it going to affect the cost of electricity, housing?
03:14:08.540Is it going to affect the cost of health insurance or being able to survive?
03:14:13.400Like, life is so expensive in America.
03:14:16.540And that's why someone like Mamdani can, like, have a blowout win in New York as mayor because he just speaks to affordability, like, affordable living.
03:14:27.460But just on that message, he's able to blow out, like, an establishment figure and take the, you know, this very powerful position.
03:14:35.000So that just shows you how desperate Americans are.
03:14:38.500And I don't think the U.S. dedicating more resources to control the Western Hemisphere or to maintain, actually, hegemony over the Western Hemisphere is actually going to change the quality of life for Americans.
03:15:01.260I'm sure you've had a debate about, you know, I'm sure you've been pressured about Islamic conquest before.
03:15:07.180Yeah, so Islam is, like, a universalist religion, like Christianity, and universalist ideologies like liberalism, like liberal secularism is universalist, where it says that the ideal system for running the world is liberal secularism.
03:15:23.940And that's why you have, like, international law based on liberal principles of human rights defined by the West.
03:15:32.360You know, they exclusively define what human rights are, and they impose that on the entire world.
03:15:37.380And if any country violates that law, then they are sanctioned.
03:16:10.460But there's different methodologies or different methods of actually implementing conquest.
03:16:15.480And if we want to just focus on, like, liberal, like, modern liberal secular conquest that we see from the United States or we see from, like, before that, the British Empire or the French Empire or even the Russian Empire would have adopted liberalism by that point after the Enlightenment.
03:16:34.300And they implement certain strategies, so a strategy of genocide, for example, where, according to their ideology, like, a liberal secular ideology, like, you have a utilitarian calculus, like, the means justify or the ends justify the means.
03:16:51.020So if you have to kill a million people in order to get democracy and to get freedom and democracy and women's rights, that's worth it.
03:16:58.740It's worth actually wiping out a million people in order to do that.
03:17:02.300And this is what the French did, for example, in Algeria.
03:17:05.320The French wanted to establish liberal democracy, European-style liberal democracy in Algeria in the 19th century.
03:17:16.260Like, their liberal thinkers, like Alexis de Tocqueville, was perfectly fine with mass murdering, mass killing Algerians for the purpose of that higher end, like that utopic vision of a liberal secular utopia.
03:17:29.920So that's, like, that's very different than Islam.
03:17:32.960Islam doesn't allow mass killing or genocide.
03:17:36.000Like, there is inherent worth to life.
03:17:38.640Even non-Muslim life has an inherent worth.
03:17:41.000And you can't just go and exterminate a people to take their land.
03:17:46.400Another major difference is that when you see Islamic conquest, obviously Islam spread from the Arabian Peninsula, the Sahaba, like the companions of the Prophet ï·º, spread Islam to, for example, Iraq, to Persia, to the Levant, like modern day Palestine and Syria, Lebanon, and then to Egypt, for example.
03:18:09.320And then within, like, 100 years after the Prophet ï·º passed away, you had all these expanded territory, part of the new Islamic empire.
03:18:18.080But what you saw is not this kind of situation that we see today, where the West will just go to Venezuela and take the oil or take the resources and impoverish the people and oppress the people and subjugate the people who survived their whatever genocidal aims or sanctions that have been placed on them.
03:18:36.460When Muslims took over, those regions were enriched, like those regions became the centers of Islamic empire.
03:18:45.540So, like Baghdad, for example, became a capital.
03:18:49.540Egypt and Cairo specifically became a cultural capital for Islam.
03:18:55.920Within Iran, like different, Iran as a whole became such an important part of the Islamic empire.
03:19:02.720Whereas when Europe and America do their genocides and their conquests, they leave, like, hellholes in their wake.
03:19:11.080They leave a people who have been, like, wiped out, decimated.
03:19:14.040Like, look at the Native Americans, for example.
03:19:55.180Because that one did surprise me a lot.
03:19:57.120I wasn't aware – I thought that he was anti-intervening in Venezuela because he even had tweets saying before, like, he was criticizing what Trump has done in this second term.
03:20:06.760He listed bombing Venezuela and regime change in Venezuela as one of the negatives.
03:20:58.240So initially he had this post where he's praising the operation to kidnap Maduro.
03:21:07.660And then after that, like, very shortly after that, he said, because Trump made an announcement and basically indicated that the U.S. is going to have a kind of continuous presence in Venezuela to create a transition to a democratic government or whatever.
03:21:23.100So then Nick expressed, like, oh, I'm not down for that.
03:21:50.840How are you going to maintain control?
03:21:52.320Like, because if you take out a leader, then there's going to be a power vacuum and then you have all these different factions who are going to fight and then you don't know who's going to come out on top.
03:22:04.320So the U.S. is not going to leave that to chance.
03:22:07.040Like, they're going to have a military presence there, whether it's actual U.S. soldiers or contractors.
03:22:12.920They're going to be deploying billions of dollars in resources in terms of weapons and personnel and contracts to be able to secure those resources that they want.
03:22:23.540So that is a huge cost for America in terms of just money and lives.
03:22:32.260Like, people are talking about, like, even Andrew Tate, like, oh, we're just going to go in there and take their oil as if it's, like, just sitting there, you know, on a table and you can just grab it and put it in your pocket.
03:23:42.720Crowder, I think, actually does have something against Islam.
03:23:46.920What how would I be able to navigate that if it was Crowder or not Walsh?
03:23:53.040Just I mean, you should be prepared like for him to try to take cheap shots against Islam.
03:23:58.320Like he could bring any number of issues up.
03:24:03.340But you've faced these kinds of conversations before.
03:24:05.800Like you've debated Islamophobes or people who just want to take like swipes at Islam.
03:24:11.600So he's not like a very sophisticated critic of Islam.
03:24:15.460He's been criticizing Islam for a long time since the 2000s, basically.
03:24:21.700And he would like make these really cringe videos where he would cross dress or he would like pretend to be like a gay person and be in a Muslim country.
03:24:32.400And then he would dress up like as an Arab and like pretend like he's slaughtering the gay guy.
03:24:39.060I saw Owen Benjamin was criticizing that because he used to work with he used to work with Crowder.
03:24:59.040But just to give you a background, yeah, his background is just that kind of crude.
03:25:05.160And he's like, like, let's be honest, like he's been part of the Zionist establishment.
03:25:11.040Like he's part of that same ecosystem that Matt Walsh is in and Ben Shapiro.
03:25:18.000So he kind of parrots those same lines and he has the same blind spots.
03:25:22.580Like so the things that you could bring against out against Matt Walsh, you could also bring against Stephen Crowder.
03:25:28.080And I'm proud it might not be as compromised because he's not working literally for Ben Shapiro, but he's still part of that same ecosystem.
03:25:36.960It works for Rumble and Rumble works for Trump.
03:27:33.500Yeah, I guess Crowder has a kind of similar view, but it's applied selectively.
03:27:37.640So there are a lot of socialist countries in the world.
03:27:41.920So like Europe, pretty much all of Europe is socialist.
03:27:46.220Scandinavian countries are all socialist.
03:27:48.860So if you want to do regime change or you want to take out like you want to really destroy socialism, then those would be the countries to target.
03:27:58.220Right. Those would be the main ideological opponents of American capitalism.
03:28:02.640Like if that's the kind of divide that he's imagining between right and left.
03:28:08.760So like, is that really like the main reason to take out Maduro or even other South American countries who are socialists, but they're just allied with the U.S.
03:28:16.800And they're like completely in the U.S.'s pocket.
03:28:18.940And no one is talking about regime change for those countries in South America, even though they're socialists.
03:28:26.140Like so if so, if socialism is really the main problem that he has, it seems like very inconsistent with American policy, foreign policy, because that's not the way that American policy is operating.
03:28:37.040Like take out the socialists, like defeat like socialism or communism, socialism could be called like communism light, at least in the mind of Stephen Crowder or some of these other people like that.
03:28:50.820That was defeated, like with the fall of the Berlin Wall, like that as a threat to the United States or the U.S.
03:28:57.060hegemony, like that was defeated with the fall of the Berlin Wall 30 years ago.
03:29:03.700So why why is this like such a threat that we have to do these kind of regime change operations and threaten a refugee crisis where they're going to come in to the country for someone who supposedly cares about immigration?
03:29:18.260You're creating a refugee crisis by doing regime change in South America.
03:29:23.300Like and you saw the announcements from the Trump officials saying that, yeah, we're going to respect refugee status.
03:29:29.020So if there are Venezuelans who are applying for that, they're going to be welcome into the country.
03:29:33.020So this is going to create a boom in terms of immigration to the U.S.
03:29:38.420And you're also spending these resources, military personnel, because you like are trying to defeat socialism.
03:29:45.740Like this makes absolutely no sense. It's really stupid.
03:29:49.540But yeah, that's that's again, it's a kind of argument that appeals to like boomers, like to Fox News watching boomers.
03:29:57.320And that's what where Crowder is kind of fine. You might be nice to him, but I have nothing.
03:30:03.220It's going to be washed up. I'm still I'm still set that I got it.
03:30:07.160OK. Yeah. But either, you know, Matt Walsh, same thing, but even more Stephen Crowder.
03:30:12.720He's like stuck between like appealing to boomers.
03:30:15.260And now he's trying to transition to like right feeling more to the younger audience.
03:30:18.800And it doesn't really translate like some of his go to arguments like, oh, we have to defeat socialism.
03:30:23.960Like no one actually cares. No one under the age of 60 actually cares about socialism, like being defeated or whatever.
03:30:31.400So he's kind of out of touch, I'd say.
03:30:33.220Yeah, they're trying to use boomer arguments with Gen Z lingo by saying, oh, this is retarded.
03:30:37.640Like, I don't give a shit what happens. Like, sorry, you know, but and then calling me like a Haitian, brown, low IQ, you know, Somali jihadist.
03:30:46.840It's just he's trying to appeal to the race thing, which, you know, obviously Gen Z loves that.
03:30:52.120That's why Trump went on stage today, making fun of trans athletes.
03:30:55.560Election season is coming up. This is the time to be racist, to make fun of trans people.
03:31:00.520That's what develops a populist movement.
03:31:04.220Yeah, unfortunately, that's the apparently appeals to his base.
03:31:08.720So, yeah. Someone in the chat said Walsh is too far above you to debate you.
03:31:11.800Well, then tell him then he keeps tweeting at me like he's I don't tweet at him.
03:31:15.120He goes nonstop for almost a year now, all of 25.
03:31:18.900He's been extremely angry. So it's like, all right, what do you want me to do?
03:31:22.300He's just he's calling me stupid. Let's let's have a conversation then.
03:31:25.840It should be that easy. Otherwise, if he's and that's even if he didn't, even if he didn't like even if you weren't constantly tweeting at you,
03:31:32.460like he's part of a dying platform, like Daily Wire is on its way out, like Daily Wire.
03:31:38.240It's viewership is tanking like he's like, I don't know. He has a live stream.
03:31:43.880I don't think it he gets that many viewers.
03:31:45.820Like, I think I have like more live stream viewers than than Matt Walsh on some days.
03:31:50.240So he's on the way out. Like he's going to be increasingly irrelevant.
03:31:54.140I know that his tweets still get a lot of reach on Twitter, but it seems mostly bought it.
03:31:59.760It seems like it's bought Elon. Elon is one of his mutual.
03:32:02.860So that that seems suspected. And yeah.
03:32:06.600Yeah. Also, I see him. Yeah. I see him as part of something.
03:32:09.540But even if he's not that relevant on YouTube, I still see it as something bigger. Right.
03:32:13.520It's the biggest connection to Daily Wire, which I see is causing so many problems in America.
03:32:17.560It's not really about him. I see a debate towards him as a debate towards Daily Wire.
03:32:22.180Like even Michael Knowles reached out or his producer reached out yesterday trying to get me on.
03:32:26.140I'm like, OK, what is this? I call him. They want to do a panel.
03:32:28.780It's like, who are you going to bring on Rabbi Shmuley and some other people screaming?
03:32:31.720I'm not doing this. I'm not going to do the Piers Morgan thing.
03:32:35.020But yeah, I want to make sure you get some sleep. I know it's pretty late.
03:32:37.680I appreciate you coming on. Yeah, sure.
03:32:40.580Looking forward to the debate with Walsh. And yeah, we'll be watching, inshallah.
03:32:45.100All right, man. I'll keep watching. Your streams are great.
03:32:47.240They're very informative. And I like the work you do. Thanks for coming on.
03:32:51.460Appreciate it. It's my car. Thank you.
03:32:52.860All right. Back to the content. Time to do brain rot. Time to do brain rot.
03:32:57.660All right, Chad, you can fucking calm down now. God damn.
03:38:11.940Like people use this one clip of me where I say the first thing that somebody recognizes about you is your looks.
03:38:19.640And that's how they determine whether or not they're attracted to you.
03:38:22.020But then after that, I talk about how the majority of building a relationship and actually getting somebody to like you is your personality.
03:43:52.460And like just because someone follows me on Twitter, like I'm not going to start like, you know, giving takes I don't agree with or like sucking up to them.
03:44:01.420Um, because I've been, I've been generally outspoken about some of Tate's, uh, talking points.
03:45:38.220The fact that people have to go to looks maxing proves, the fact that you exist and you're so popular proves that there's a problem in America, right?
03:45:47.340And that's not, people are going to think that's an insult.
04:38:55.340It seems like a lot of his, uh, it seems like a lot of people are really against, a lot of his fans are really against this Venezuela situation.