In this episode, we have our first guest on the show, Ryan and Nik, and we discuss a variety of topics. We discuss the current events in the world, and the future of the country, and much more.
00:02:15.140forgot about i saw that clip of you like fighting dude or something oh yeah oh you hit somebody
00:02:25.460okay i guess he can be angry sometimes but i feel like most from the streams i've seen with nick he's
00:02:31.060always smiling and trying to be charming and stuff but his some of his uh his groyper army or whatever
00:02:36.740just completely toxic oh my gosh it's like the in-group is so tight that when someone else wants
00:02:42.100us to join they all gang up on them because you're not exactly like us get out of the group get out
00:02:46.300of the group that's what i've seen yeah and they also yeah your fans are a bit toxic on twitter
00:02:53.120they are it's not like the blue pill community your fans are toxic
00:02:58.540your fans are dude they're like angry you gotta redirect those vibes somewhere else nico
00:03:06.620our country's taken over by Jews and you're like not mad okay but what does the world's an angry
00:03:13.240place how is that the proper solution okay Ryan here's a better question how do you think that
00:03:18.920Nick Nick is 24 years old how can Nick become the eventual president so many things that have to
00:03:28.900change before he be accepted what is the biggest change he has to make because right now people
00:03:33.140who've never talked to nick don't know nick they just gonna their quick like assessment of him is
00:03:39.640on his optics which is just like oh he's a holocaust denier and a racist and all these
00:03:43.580things that are like the epitome of evil in our society and he's smiling and so we're gonna get
00:03:48.060popular well you know he maybe he is those things but um they see that as just the darkest a person
00:03:56.880can be whereas it doesn't bother me at all like um if someone's racist it's something i disagree
00:04:04.180with but like i'm much more concerned about are they anti-war are they concerned about uh you know
00:04:10.400a whole litany of policies with the country so i'll talk i can talk to someone like david duke
00:04:14.880he's a christian guy he's against all these wars he's against the sanctions that starved rocky
00:04:20.020children like that's the moral position it's just the one thing about race right but in our society
00:04:25.860they treat someone if someone's racist that's like being a rapist right and to me it's just not
00:04:31.120that big a deal it's something like we can like anything we could disagree with on taxes or
00:04:36.640whatever like oh you think you believe in racial teleology i don't you know i'm more the thomas
00:04:41.180soul camp whatever should be allowed to have a discussion about it the problem is those
00:04:45.800discussions never happen because the people being laced being labeled racist and the people who
00:04:51.220actually are racist neither one get to speak and so when that dialogue never happens there's no
00:04:58.720resolution but i think what they've done is they've weaponized wokeness to get rid of political
00:05:03.940dissent i don't think they really care what nick's views on race are they care about his
00:05:08.520america first and conservative views and they're using the race thing as an excuse to shut them up
00:05:13.460and you're handing it to them by doing that
00:05:16.560disagree i think the race thing is totally central to the conversation because they go
00:05:24.800after people specifically who are pro-white like explicitly specifically in terms of censorship
00:05:30.800in 2018 they did the first editorial-based censorship on facebook and they said if you're
00:05:36.380a white separatist if you're a white nationalist you're banned and it's always been this way it's
00:05:42.280always been that they've stigmatized anybody that's pro-white even guys like tucker carlson
00:05:46.260You could say that Tucker Carlson is, as you say, anti-war, America first, populist, and he's certainly in the Thomas Sowell camp. He talks about colorblind, meritocracy. But he draws a line and says, well, I won't support a white identity politics. He says, I won't support that.
00:06:03.200And Tucker Carlson, although he got fired at Fox News, which is Rupert Murdoch, and that's Jewish affiliated, Tucker Carlson is able now to go on Twitter. Rumble's making him an offer. Everybody's making him an offer.
00:06:17.420So clearly, even within the controlled opposition on the right, with the exception of Fox News, although he was there for years, he is more mainstream and more accepted than me. And what's the difference? The difference is specifically the race issue, but even more so the Jewish issue. And I just feel like those are things that have to be confronted. I feel like those are the most censored. Those are the most taboo because those are the most important and the most central.
00:06:45.040i think you know it's they ban people that aren't that aren't racist just by being like myself like
00:06:50.540i've been banned on everything too but you get banned because you're a so-called conspiracy
00:06:55.860theorist a lot of people would call you anti-semitic even though i know you're not
00:06:59.740but that's what that's the labels i'm saying they were even if you're not those things they'll use
00:07:04.780that as a weapon to get rid of you anyway so in your example like tucker won't support white
00:07:09.800identitarianism but he doesn't support any kind of identitarianism i know and he's not an
00:07:14.920identitarian so that's consistent with him and as such he still has a twitter account and he was on
00:07:20.220fox news for seven years they couldn't even mention my name on fox news but tucker carl i think it's
00:07:24.720harder to erase tucker carlson because he used to be a total shill like wanted war with iran and
00:07:30.120you remember like during the whole build up to iraq he was pro iraq war and all that so he built
00:07:34.940up a presence as a talking head on the media and then one of his sons was in the ron paul movement
00:07:42.540and he got to talking to him and you saw tucker kind of evolve and he started he even talked about
00:07:48.140grace great replacement and stuff like that uh you know it stuck his pinky toe in the water you
00:07:52.720could say but he's saying that with a lot to lose you know whatever hundred million dollar job or
00:07:57.780whatever it was like he's bringing the ball as close in line as he can get and they still got
00:08:02.380rid of him anyway but it appears that that's the point his stance on ukraine or race or any of that
00:08:07.360it was some woman you can interrupt but i can't interrupt you can interrupt i didn't know why i
00:08:13.440want to just jump in and here's the sticking point is he can bring the ball up to the line but what's
00:08:18.220the line he will talk about great replacement some say but actually doesn't talk about race he says
00:08:25.100that it's really about voters he says they're they're bringing in democrat voters to bringing
00:08:29.340in a compliant population. He doesn't say that it's about race. In fact, he says the opposite.
00:08:34.700He says, great replacement's not about race, but that's, I mean, that's the opposite of what it is.
00:08:39.440Of course, it's about race. By definition, it's about race. They're replacing whites in white
00:08:43.560countries with non-white immigrants from the global South. So when you say he's able to bring
00:08:47.500it up to the line because he has a lot to lose, I agree with you, but what's the line? He can do
00:08:51.640anti-war. He can do America first. He could do populism. He could even criticize the ADL. I know
00:08:58.700i know you remember what i'm talking about in june i think 22 or 21 was megan kelly i think he
00:09:04.260said fuck the adl but yeah then he got canceled well but he kept his show he kept the show for
00:09:11.220time they were after him and there was an employee that was after him but you're kind of making my
00:09:16.220point for me like yeah he didn't talk about race and they still canceled him no i'm saying that
00:09:21.500he was able to do a show for seven years when you say he was able to dance around the line what was
00:09:27.080that line well like six of those years he was establishment kind of guy though no no way the
00:09:32.220last seven years he was totally america first ever since he got on prime time at 17 and replaced bill
00:09:37.780o'reilly has it been that long yeah i just remember him supporting the rock war and talking about
00:09:42.140nuking iran and a whole bunch of dumb stuff i don't really watch fox but um i guess maybe i
00:09:50.040watched tucker from the covid stuff onward he'd been pretty good he was the only one that really
00:09:55.860challenged the big pharma too and that it's hard to know exactly what got him canceled because he
00:10:00.720was saying all the things you can't say they say that uh this media matters piece came out and they
00:10:06.660say that it's because he said like white men don't fight like that they say it was comments like that
00:10:11.360that contributed to it and of course new york times did a big hit piece and they cataloged every
00:10:15.860show where he talked about white identity and so that i mean that gets to the point that insofar as
00:10:21.380you don't talk about white identity, insofar as you don't talk about Israel, people would consider
00:10:26.400that like dancing close to the line. Even guys like Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk lately will give
00:10:31.940some credence to the anti-white thing very infrequently, sporadically. And even then,
00:10:37.840I think he likes to fan those flames because that's the flavor of the month. I think he could
00:10:41.940see the way the wind is blowing, not to mix metaphors, but he understands that that's what
00:10:46.240the public has an appetite for. And so even in like a group turning point, which gets millions
00:10:51.180of dollars from zionists and jews and i think their whole donor base is zionist jews they can
00:10:57.420give a little credence to the white stuff but never too much and i was on a call actually
00:11:01.980recently with tyler boyer who is the head of turning point action which is their c4 c3 it's
00:11:07.900one of their groups probably even just i was having now okay bro all right take care um but
00:11:13.700anyway tyler boiler lawyer from turning point came in and said that in so far as you are against
00:11:18.740israel they'll fire you from turning point which and you know that that's why you got canceled
00:11:23.100is because you talk about israel's role in 9 11 and that's my thing it is about zionism and it's
00:11:29.720about uh jewish supremacy and their own racism and they just call us racist as an excuse sometimes
00:11:36.580it actually fits the bill and you get censored for being racist but i'm saying if you go after
00:11:41.440zionists without being racist they'll still cancel you and call you racist anyway i agree i and
00:11:46.820they've done that to a lot of leftists. I mean, they even do that on, you know, like Ilhan Omar
00:11:50.540and Alison Weir and those types. But I think that the Jewish issue, the race issue, those are also
00:11:57.180major, major red flags that'll get you banned. I mean, I did a show last night or two nights ago
00:12:03.140talking about James Lindsay and Chris Ruffo. They were the two guys that popularized the CRT
00:12:08.300critical race theory thing. And I called this out years ago. I said, these guys aren't actually
00:12:13.220red pill. Like when they talk about critical race theory, what people hear is they're raising a
00:12:19.280protest against anti-white curriculum in schools. That's what people hear, but that's never what
00:12:24.160they said. They've always said we're against critical race theory because it's Marxist,
00:12:28.640because it has a focus on race instead of ideology. And here we are two years later,
00:12:35.560and you got these guys like James Lindsay, who goes out and says that actually gay civil rights
00:16:07.720Well, but these are what you're using as moral language.
00:16:12.280The reason, for example, why they let criminals go free in Chicago
00:16:15.620ago is because their morality is based on this redistributive justice you know this racial
00:16:21.400grievance politics they think it's moral to let criminals go free they think it's moral
00:16:26.200that this guy neely on the subway is able to do his michael jackson dance and then kill everybody
00:16:32.180on the subway you know because he's having a mental health crisis and so that's the point
00:16:36.240is the government can't be neutral the government oh and i agree with you what the government does
00:16:41.140is immoral so i'm saying it's not it's not neutral they have their own brand what they
00:16:45.480think is moral which clearly isn't you know according to us and so i don't want them
00:16:50.620implementing their morality i'd rather have it balls and strikes if the government is what i
00:16:56.660consider to be immoral neutral is better than that it's kind of a fantasy to say why don't we
00:17:01.720just have a benevolent king who agrees with me and implements all the rules i want to have well
00:17:05.980it's unrealistic. But that's the whole point. Even a government that is calling balls and
00:17:11.580strikes, that's a moral view of the world. To say that contracts should be honored,
00:17:16.820that's a moral system. Based on fairness, based on reciprocity, based on respect for property,
00:17:23.740that's based on a moral view of the world. Even these guys like Milton Friedman and Thomas Sowell,
00:17:27.840their whole ideology is bound up in the idea that economic liberty is a moral imperative.
00:17:32.880If it's not just something practical, but that a person has a moral right that flows from their right to life, their right to their faculties, to own the fruits of their labor, to have their property protected, this is all moral language.
00:17:45.740And so I'm saying, you know, that's one view of morality.
00:17:59.340And that's why I say, again, not pejoratively, that's more of a liberal view, this idea that what matters is for the government to protect a person's right to express themselves.
00:18:11.180You know, those ideas like tolerance and all of that, these are not Christian morals.
00:18:16.980That's more based on a liberal paradigm.
00:18:19.680So I want a Christian government that says, no, we're not going to promote.
00:18:23.160which which kind of christian because there's plenty of christian churches and stuff that
00:18:27.080that cuck over on all the gay marriage and all the rest of it as well you know it's like well
00:18:32.040that's your kind of christianity and i think it's more in tune with what the scriptures actually say
00:18:37.720but religion is as religion does and so you've gotten you've got endorsements like a lot of the
00:18:43.400people involved in all this tranny stuff and stuff they're christian wait so right
00:18:47.480are christian the population is christian you think the catholic church is has remained the
00:18:52.400most solid out of all the factions of christianity i don't know enough about eastern orthodox but
00:19:00.240probably one of those two the protestant sect has been largely taken over by consumerism it seems
00:19:05.900like nick have you have you looked into the the council of nicaea and what was manipulated in the
00:19:13.180bible i was learning about that from ryan and then uh the panel got crazy no what was manipulated in
00:19:18.220the bible well the first first council of nicaea removed a bunch of books from the bible so we
00:19:25.280didn't get to hear from you didn't get to hear some whole gospels even and it's weird like well
00:19:30.920why did they decide to remove these particular books and then you know christianity as it was
00:19:37.720compared to now especially the protestants especially with the schofield version has been
00:19:43.220subverted well the council of nicaea the task was to evaluate which would be the canonical books of
00:19:50.700the bible based on their authenticity and so you know if you have a particular argument about which
00:19:56.060which gospels deserve to be in based on their authenticity i'd be interested but uh you know
00:20:02.840it seems like you'd include like judah and thomas right like they're they're all in the other books
00:20:23.580I think if you include them, you end up with a better version of the Bible than what's there now.
00:20:28.260But I think that kind of that gets to the heart of the matter, because you don't I mean, if you believe that the whole Bible is fake, you're saying, well, you know, the Catholic Church manipulated the Bible.
00:20:37.160because they're not telling the other side of the story.
00:20:39.100And it's like, but you don't believe any of it.
00:20:40.960You don't believe any of the books are authentic.
00:21:12.940And, you know, when you come in and say, well, the Bible's been manipulated by the Council of Nicaea,
00:21:18.180it's like, well, I mean, you think the whole thing's manipulated.
00:21:20.500You think that, you know, religion is manipulating people, right?
00:21:25.640Yeah, because what they did, like the Book of Romans had, yeah, same thing.
00:21:29.880They've got the divine right of kings, right?
00:21:32.620whether it's sultan kings whatever that the form of government under christianity is supposed to be
00:21:36.820a monarchy they live under a republic most christians today are not advocating a return
00:21:41.720to a monarchy i am though but i am good for you well then that's the thing is you know and this
00:21:51.400this also gets back to the liberal question there's a really good book by alasdair mcintyre
00:21:56.180who's he's actually a straussian and i don't like straussians because they're hardcore zionists but
00:22:00.700Right. He has a good book about the history of liberalism and his idea about it. And I tend to agree with this is that liberalism is an innovation that comes out of the Middle Ages and specifically the religious wars. It comes out of the 30 years war. It comes out of the English Civil War. It comes out of the beef between Protestants and Catholics.
00:22:20.100And the innovation is this. If people cannot come to a consensus on things like, what church do we believe in? Where do we go when we die? What God do we believe in? Liberalism says, let's defer all the important questions. Let's say that it's okay that we all disagree. Let's defer having a consensus and therefore any authority.
00:22:43.020Like the government can't say you have to be Catholic or you have to be Protestant.
00:22:48.680Because if we did that, it would be nonstop fighting and dying.
00:22:52.020So let's put an end to the fighting and dying and we can agree on one thing.
00:22:55.160And the one thing we can agree on is we all want to live.
00:22:58.360We don't want to be in the state of nature, right?
00:23:00.800We don't want to have fear for our lives because, you know, Rousseau and Hobbes say that if you're in a state of nature where you're constantly concerned about being killed and everybody's a threat and everybody's a danger, then everything is permitted.
00:23:12.500like any action, killing, stealing is self-defense. So the liberal consensus is to say, let's just
00:23:18.480have a strong state that prevents people from killing each other. Cause that's the only thing
00:23:22.760we can agree on is we all want to be alive. And therefore we, we don't need to have convictions
00:23:28.480about things that people are willing to fight and die over. That's the thing. I am not a liberal.
00:23:33.480I reject liberalism. I want to move beyond liberalism and say, there are some things that
00:23:38.500are worth fighting and dying for, which are the true church, which are the real God, which is
00:23:42.780right and wrong. And I think that what you and a guy like Destiny have in common, I know it's not
00:23:47.900a flattering comparison, is that in my conversation with Destiny, he said things like, there's
00:23:53.100nothing that's worth fighting and dying over. He says, I don't even think about the afterlife
00:23:57.200because it's not practical. It's not important. We can never know. So why bother talking about it?
00:24:02.860whereas Christians, no matter the stripes, say we deeply care, and we are people of faith,
00:24:09.060we believe in an afterlife, we deeply care about debating where we go, and what is real God,
00:24:13.800and what is the authenticity of the scriptures, and how do we interpret the Bible, and so on.
00:24:18.320And so, you know, that's where the fundamental disagreement is, is I sort of reject the big
00:24:24.380thrust of the last 500 years, which says, let's just put our differences aside and make some money
00:24:30.120and live some and live a good life. I feel like to live a good life, we have to be virtuous. We
00:24:34.680have to observe morality. We have to get into those things. And the thing is, because it is
00:24:39.940subjective, you have all these different sects. And if they all have your ideology of it, I'm
00:24:44.680willing to fight and die for my version of whatever religion they're following. We have centuries of
00:24:49.960war and which is why we stepped away from it. I'd rather have peace and trade. There's still
00:24:54.780things worth fighting for. I'd fight for my kids for anything, right? I'm fighting against all this
00:24:58.840woke nonsense and stuff i'd be willing to die for it i don't know that'd be a situation where i could
00:25:03.740die to fight it but uh you can have those moral principles without having supernatural beliefs
00:25:09.720the thing is with dogmatism though is you each one thinks well this is the truth and the rest
00:25:16.080of them got it wrong right but but my version of my religion is the one but the other guy thinks
00:25:21.000the same thing and another guy thinks the same thing could be all these different protestant
00:25:24.980sex and different and catholics and all fighting each other and muslims fighting each other and
00:25:28.660muslims fighting christians it is better not to kill each other over your certainty of what you
00:25:35.000think is going to be you're out to heaven i'm pretty sure it's not endless war i disagree i
00:25:40.460think that i think that war is worthwhile and i think that killing is now now hang on hang on i
00:25:45.820don't i'm not advocating violence okay i'm not advocating violence that didn't sound very
00:25:49.420christian hey look sometimes look if it comes to you if the war is in your backyard you have to do
00:25:55.700it. Right. Well, it is a dumb thing to start a war over, over like, you know, which church is
00:26:01.860getting the money or something. That's, but that's the thing though, is you said yourself that
00:26:06.600you would fight for your kids. And so like deep in your bones, you get that there are things worth
00:26:13.400dying for. There are, there are lines that can't be crossed that'd be worth taking up arms over.
00:26:17.820Now, things like transgenderism, I mean, you say that that's, and I'm not trying to debate here
00:26:22.880and say so what you're saying but i'm just you know i'm just using this argument just people
00:26:26.940playing pretend well okay but there are people there are progressives out there that say that
00:26:33.080they would fight for their kids right to be trans they would say that my kid is trans that's who he
00:26:39.940he or she is they're a tranny and i'm gonna fight for them to get their gender affirming care
00:26:46.360i will fight you know now you see these trannies they're arming up in like texas they're all gun
00:26:51.500nuts. So you got trannies with the guns at the protest, and then you got Nazis with the guns
00:26:57.000at the protest. And one is saying, well, we're going to fight to let our kids go to the drag
00:27:01.760show and be trans. And the other side is saying, we're going to fight to prevent our kids from
00:27:04.940going there. Now, you know, would you say that that's something that would be, and again,
00:27:09.560not talking about like a civil war, let's go out and be a vigilante, but that's something we're
00:27:13.260fighting for. That can be resolved. The truth in the matter, that can be resolved because there
00:27:17.680really is only two genders you can't really get at the who's right between one religious group
00:27:22.820and another because it's both based on faith and imagination isn't it though all right if he's back
00:27:30.060i'm leaving oh come on no no no right on time can you stay muted you guys are having a good
00:27:40.840conversation nick i'll talk to you another time no no no come on come on come on get rid of that
00:27:48.100okay he's gone he's gone he's gone he's gone circuit don't ruin my panel bro i'm not kicking
00:27:52.680you out but just don't ruin my panel right now i'd like this conversation
00:27:55.080like it's just like i don't know i can talk to nick all day i can talk to you all day but
00:28:02.800people that are that dumb and doing cocaine like it's not it's not productive at all
00:28:08.080it's funny isn't it funny though it's pretty funny i can't lie he's snorting cocaine he's
00:28:12.580smoking cigarettes he's got his american flag hat on yeah yeah it's cax my day though ryan do you
00:28:21.680think it's even worth fighting for white identity politics i think it's worth fighting against the
00:28:28.040anti-white politics well i wouldn't replace that with white identity like there there's a bunch of
00:28:33.940different cultures within white people and they're not just some homogenous blob right like i i think
00:28:41.140specifically if you want to you know preserve irish culture or italian culture or czech
00:28:45.880culture or something that's fine but to be like just whiteness maybe in america it's different
00:28:51.060because there's they're all diaspora so it's but in europe i like you can't just say they're just
00:28:57.340whites i think that's too broad and uh it kind of like you lose you lose a lot of history and
00:29:03.980specific cultures and philosophies that are very different within whites but what i see in the
00:29:08.780united states is a hardcore anti-white push where like and this is systemic racism like if you are
00:29:16.960a straight white male your last pick to get into a college to get into certain jobs i know people
00:29:23.700like in admissions that are telling me i know a woman that works in admission at a very large
00:29:28.640firm that they're just like yeah just skip all the white guys until you've filled all the certain
00:29:32.380categories from this equity and diversity bullshit right and you're not allowed to speak about
00:29:38.560the racism toward whites without being called a white racist yourself right and then if you're
00:29:45.720and if you're labeled racist then you're basically a non-person and you don't get to talk and you're
00:29:49.740you know debanked and all that you know and so from nick's perspective or mine whether you
00:29:56.760actually are a white identitarian or not you are not allowed to fight against the anti-white racism
00:30:01.940without being labeled and depersoned as a racist and i don't think races should be depersoned i'm
00:30:07.640just saying that they are depersoned nick i'm a little bit confused about what your position is
00:30:11.860on white identity politics i i see that you don't like tucker because he kind of stays away from
00:30:16.000that topic. But how what is your ideal approach to white identity in America? I think that whites
00:30:23.700in America need to develop a racial consciousness, meaning they need to become aware that they are
00:30:28.440white and they need to become aware of what that means for them and their heritage and history.
00:30:33.580And they they need to be willing to defend themselves as a group, because the problem is
00:30:37.600that blacks are extremely race loyal. Like all the studies show when you look at, like, for example,
00:30:44.500a study that says between the groups, is your race important to you? Blacks are off the charts,
00:30:51.120whites lowest. And it goes in every other category. We could go down the statistics,
00:30:55.420but they're the most race loyal. Hispanics are very race loyal. Asians are extremely race loyal.
00:31:01.000Whites have no race loyalty. And what you have in cities like Chicago or New York or LA
00:31:06.160is that these groups, they will construct themselves based on identity. You know,
00:31:12.800like the black people will elect black aldermen. The Hispanics will elect Hispanic aldermen.
00:31:18.760They will break down when they vote for the mayor based on race, based on what the mayor is
00:31:23.180promising to the constituent ethnic lobby or ethnic groups in those cities. And so what is
00:31:28.080happening here in effect is that you've got ethnic interest groups that are working to secure
00:31:33.520benefits for their constituent members. Like the Black Caucus, NAACP, they go out there to get
00:31:41.640programs for black people. They go out there to get benefits for black people. La Raza group,
00:31:47.280the Hispanic caucus, Hispanic chamber of commerce, they go out to deliver the goods for their
00:31:52.240concentrated Hispanic community in the city. When it comes to whites, whites are talking
00:31:58.580about the good of everybody. And so when whites are being attacked on the streets or whites are
00:32:02.920being killed or whites are being discriminated against, people say things like, well, nobody
00:32:06.420should be discriminated against. It's like, well, it's not everybody being discriminated against.
00:32:11.260it's just white people. And so unless and until white people say, hey, we're a group, we have
00:32:17.140rights, we have dignity, we have actually a special place in America, white people do,
00:32:21.960specifically the English settlers, the founding stock, unless and until that happens, they cannot
00:32:26.960protect their collective interests. Because every time, and this is notable, this is what happened
00:32:32.220in Chicago with the recent mayor election. In the last mayoral election in Chicago, Lori Lightfoot
00:32:37.380lost because it's a fucking disaster here and it was a runoff between and i forget their names i
00:32:43.820don't even know the guy's name but it was a black guy named brandon go figure and this hispanic guy
00:32:48.660named valis and valis had the support of the police union and he was tough on crime and the
00:32:53.740black guy had the support of the teachers union and he wanted like you know he said we're going
00:32:58.260to fix crime by doing social programs and he wants to tax the rich more and use that to fund
00:33:03.560the social programs. And anyway, the way that the vote broke down is that all the blacks voted for
00:33:09.540the black guy because the black guy is going to keep their kids out of jail or whatever. It's
00:33:14.000going to keep them from suffering the consequences of their own community's actions. And he's going
00:33:18.220to, you know, feed them these comforting lies that it's not their fault. It's the white man
00:33:22.620keeping them down. And a lot of liberal whites voted for this guy. A lot of liberal whites on
00:33:27.540the North side voted for this guy, even though they're the victims of the crime. And it was
00:33:31.740basically split 50-50. If all the whites voted for Vallis because they said, you know what?
00:33:37.280Us white people on the north side, we're getting our catalytic converter stolen. We're getting
00:33:41.160robbed. Lori Lightfoot said she won't take questions from white journalists a few years back.
00:33:46.500They're talking about redistributing the money from the north side to the south side. If the
00:33:50.880whites got together and said, you know what? We're going to protect our white community. We're going
00:33:54.700to protect our white interest. And then maybe more secondarily, the good of the city, this
00:34:00.000Dallas guy would have won. And the cops would have been back on the streets and the crime would have
00:34:04.120went down. It would have been perfect, but it would have been better than what we have now.
00:34:08.060And this is what you see happening on a large scale. When Trump got elected in 16,
00:34:12.02090% of the people that voted for him were white. And that's because Trump was speaking implicitly
00:34:17.200to a white interest. He said, look, they're taking our culture, they're taking our jobs,
00:34:22.220they're rapists, they're drug dealers, et cetera. And the left, I don't agree with them on a lot,
00:34:28.900But they were partially right about this. They said that what Trump represented in some ways was a white lash because he converted a lot of Obama voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, who voted for Obama because Obama wasn't going to bail out the banks and he was going to save the auto industry.
00:34:43.800They flipped to Trump because they hated how Obama was attacking white culture. They hated how Obama wasn't a patriot. And anyway, they went after fracking, too. That hurt him.
00:34:54.860Yeah. Oh, yeah, absolutely. Energy. You know, but I don't think it was just about energy. I don't think it was just about the economy. I think it was, you know, when you think about Trump 16, it wasn't just about jobs. It was about believing in America. Make America great again. What does that mean? Does that mean clean coal or does that mean the 1980s? Does that mean a white country? Does that mean it's going to look like a white country, not look like Mexico City or Somalia or some other place?
00:35:24.880And so I think that as America, and this is the important part, this is the last thing
00:35:28.160I'll say, I don't want to ramble, but the last thing I'll say is this.
00:35:32.280America's becoming a minority white country.
00:35:34.880So whites are going to be 40%, or rather, less than 50% of the population by the middle
00:35:40.000of the next decade, maybe even earlier.
00:35:42.640When that happens, things are going to get much worse, and all of this anti-white grievance
00:35:47.120that you hear from Hollywood and from the media is going to become, if it's not already,
00:35:51.280hegemonic, meaning this is going to be the ideology that rules the country. So these psychos
00:35:56.960that are saying, you know, I'm tired. I'm tired of these colonizers and white people and blah,
00:36:02.760blah, blah. They're going to be teaching your kids in a minority white classroom. They're going to
00:36:07.420be presiding over admissions at the elite universities. They're going to be the mayors
00:36:10.580of the major cities, governors of the states with the major cities. They're going to be running the
00:36:15.200country. Kamala is vice president. This is the last cycle where they needed a guy like Biden to
00:36:20.460win over whites for the left to win an election. In the future, they're not going to need whites,
00:36:24.980so they're not going to need Biden. Kamala will be the president or somebody like that.
00:36:29.420Stacey Abrams, that's our future. And so especially at a time when whites are becoming
00:36:35.600the minority and we're imperiled by this revengeful, angry, young, militant, non-white
00:36:44.240coalition in politics, we need white identity to protect our collective interest as whites in a
00:36:49.900country it's becoming minority white that that's why i disagree okay ryan what do you think
00:36:54.280i think you have to break up the identitarian ideology of minorities too instead of adding one
00:37:01.160if more blacks had voted against uh lori lightfoot or brandon maybe they wouldn't have ended up that
00:37:07.500way the problem is with zionist media is pushing identitarianism in these groups and not others
00:37:14.660they don't care about native americans because they're not a voting bloc but other minorities
00:37:18.520are but it's like you can be non-white and they still don't give a shit about you like they don't
00:37:22.840give a shit about any of these people they just use it as a weapon the same thing with like
00:37:26.020you know you couldn't oppose illegal immigration without being labeled racist they're just using
00:37:31.500this as a weapon and i don't think i have a question for nick before i continue do you have
00:37:37.160you read the manifesto from uncle ted unibomber okay so pretty base yeah you finally read it good
00:37:45.820it's i think leftism is a type of psychology not an ideology it's from this raging inferiority
00:37:51.840complex and so and i used to think like because right now we have today's puritans is the woke
00:37:57.700class right the puritans of the back in the day are accusing each other being witches and burning
00:38:02.200each other and whatever that wasn't because of christianity or religion it was because of this
00:38:07.560same psychology and they were just using religion as an authoritative source for their own control
00:38:12.720freak behavior and you're seeing that now the the new sacred cow of today's age is anti-racism
00:38:18.240and so whatever they want to do even if it's you know chopping off dicks of six-year-olds or what
00:38:25.480you know the craziest crap you can imagine they'll couch that in well you know somehow i'm fighting
00:38:31.600racism or sexism because those are the new sacred cows and it's from a psychology and we really have
00:38:36.900to fix that psychology and it won't be you can't do it with a religion or something because they're
00:38:43.360just going to make whatever they adopt fit their needs right they're going to absorb whatever has
00:38:48.980the power so back then it was the church now you know it's this this sort of secular zionist media
00:38:54.880they're going to use it they're going to weaponize it and push their agenda to control other people
00:38:59.240that's part of their deep psychological need and you can see this they don't care about minority
00:39:05.140groups it's just a vehicle through through which to exercise power and uh the identitarian stuff is
00:39:11.720what they want us to break in they want to balkanize the united states along those lines
00:39:16.420we should there should though i agree with nick that whites although in the united states are
00:39:22.940from wherever and have their different cultures and histories and stuff irrespective of that they
00:39:27.720are being targeted because they are white they're not being targeted because they're
00:39:31.380german ancestry or irish ancestry or whatever they're doing targeted because of their skin
00:39:36.700color and say you have privilege they blame them for colonizing the indians and slavery and blah
00:39:41.820blah blah even though none of that was the product of biology that was a product of power
00:39:46.500and anybody that had power did the same things to their neighbors it wasn't unique to europeans or
00:39:51.780anything and it wasn't even all the europeans and europeans did it to each other we have to fix
00:39:56.700we deeply need to fix our universities and educational system and i think if you keep
00:40:03.240saying this is downstream from that this is downstream from that at the top is the press
00:40:07.180the zionist control of media it's like whatever system of government you want to implement
00:40:12.500or if you want to get rid of this propaganda and you know like self-hating whiteness and blaming
00:40:16.960a race for historical problems and all that where are they getting all these ideas and like who is
00:40:22.760the head of the NAACP and stuff, right?
01:06:25.700And insofar as guys like Tucker and Chris Rufo and the others, insofar as they are pulling
01:06:31.320their punches to the extent that they even are.
01:06:33.520I mean, maybe they don't even maybe they're not more extreme than they let on.
01:06:36.400But insofar as those guys are not giving the full message, are we really making any progress?
01:06:42.340I think that's all part of the grand illusion.
01:06:44.980That's like the definition of controlled opposition.
01:06:47.460I think very few people decide like, I'm going to sell out and shill and become a fake ineffective opposition.
01:06:53.680I think they all think they're working very hard and making a lot of progress.
01:06:57.680But, you know, all those people are still being dealt a hand.
01:07:00.860Now, it doesn't mean they're not being opposed, but it means that they're not they're not trying to crush those people.
01:07:05.160So, I mean, that's just a difference in philosophy, I guess, is I think that, you know, I don't believe in compromise. I mean, I believe in being practical. I believe in being pragmatic. I believe in working with what you have and that sort of thing.
01:07:19.300but uh you know but i feel like we have enough people telling harshly right in like oh just
01:07:27.440stick to your guns don't compromise whatever you're playing a game but you need an on-ramp
01:07:32.440to be realistic from my case specifically no one gave me a quarter million dollar bitcoin or
01:07:37.220anything and i cannot not have twitter like i have family take care of responsibilities
01:07:41.220and i can just use twitter to direct people to other places i know what i can and can't say on
01:07:46.400twitter so i i put it up to the line i say come over to rumble or telegram and then you could
01:07:51.760talk about it there like you could have used to say whatever i want you could use twitter
01:07:55.180it can be used yeah it could be used strategically um but yeah they're probably going to ban me again
01:08:02.140anyway it's just use it till you lose it kind of thing but uh i am self-censoring to a degree
01:08:07.900because i'm like i did exactly what you did for about 20 years i was like fuck you i'm gonna be
01:08:13.460me i'm done doing that like i'm sick of being poor i'm sick of being people you know trashing
01:08:19.800defaming me everywhere you can't google my name i'm like accused of you know i'm baby hitler too
01:08:25.300and i'm not at all like and that's not me that's not me being tactful i sincerely don't hold those
01:08:31.200positions never have right they're gonna throw me under the bus anyway so i still think twitter
01:08:36.340is kind of a mystery like i know they rebanned scott ritter they wouldn't let germy mckenzie
01:09:07.820uh because since i've been on twitter like i met up with sneko i met up with myron from
01:09:13.440fashion fit i'm on like all these different circles andrew tate and tristan tate has
01:09:20.160retweeted me and stuff and it's gotten my name out and doing that i was on youtube to a you know
01:09:26.780million point three people talking about the adult version of 9 11 which we had to take over to
01:09:31.920rumble as soon as we talked about them boys but that would have never happened other people made
01:09:36.880careers off my stuff like they'd watch my video and then go tweet about it because i'm not allowed
01:09:41.500on there and make a career right i'm sick of that shit so i feel like i wish you were on twitter i
01:09:48.000wish you would do an appeal and try and come back tone it down a notch but just use it to move people
01:09:53.400to it's gonna be gab or wherever i know it's dude it is not easy there's so many things i want to
01:09:59.700comment i'm like oh i could answer this but i can't answer this you could have just used something
01:10:03.980like that to insinuate the new ceo's world economic forum so it's going to be extremely
01:10:07.480difficult i mean i would love for nick to be reinstated but she's attached to robert crap
01:10:12.080nick you need one of these you do what's that that's why what is it that's how it's my song
01:10:17.120whistle oh whenever i'm there i just when you go replay this you'll hear that bell a few times
01:10:23.520yeah i mean they're like you talk about jeffrey fstein i'm like is this youtube
01:10:29.000yeah no because it's all of them it's all just the whole time and you know it's like as kevin
01:10:36.340alfred strong said to learn who rules over you so you're not allowed to criticize that is true
01:10:40.200you know who you're not allowed to criticize there then there's this hierarchy and this
01:10:44.360identitarian stuff it's getting worse and worse like like he's like this type of sexuality and
01:10:51.120this oh do you see the incident with the woman who had her bike stolen or tried to steal a bike
01:10:55.920for some black guys whatever like oh we're gonna see who wins karen or blacks right like who's who's
01:11:01.760more privileged because it wasn't gonna why don't you just see who bought it first look at the
01:11:05.140receipt case closed right nope they had to play sex and race identity crap it's just like man
01:11:13.080bites dog more at 11 i'm tired of it but i think you should i think you should do an appeal and
01:11:18.740try and get back on twitter and use it strategically in my opinion it doesn't understand everything
01:11:23.060be that it doesn't have to be that you're selling out by playing the game it's it's bringing people
01:11:27.880you have to think of it as a funnel and a way to bring people to your platform already like
01:11:31.820ryan dawson has banned from crypto exchanges same thing like you you've been canceled so much like
01:11:36.740why would you not take the opportunities if elon must takes over twitter and it's the best place
01:11:41.280for some level of free speech why not just why not you i understand that you were like i'm the
01:11:47.000martyr i'm the most canceled i'm the no-fly list they want to kill me all this stuff but it's an
01:11:52.000extremely useful tool was it worth it calling yourself baby hitler five hours into having it
01:11:56.700really and see that's just such a cringe like you're you're basically victim blaming it's like
01:12:01.680i go on twitter and they say you're victimizing yourself well i'm not victimizing myself i'm a
01:12:07.980free man and i i own the responsibilities i'm you're the one crying about me not being on
01:12:12.240twitter i'm not crying about it i'm just saying that it's more strategic like your message you
01:12:16.180can be heard by a lot more people and you're wanting to martyr yourself more than you could
01:12:20.420go and read more people but i'm not martyring myself i go out there and tell the truth and
01:12:25.660then they ban me i'm not gonna not and here's the thing i mean you could say well should you have
01:12:29.880used twitter to like post your cozy link or something i think i would have been banned all
01:12:34.880the same to tell you the truth i think honestly the point is make them do that though like make
01:12:39.820them show everyone look they banned me for linking to cozy like i think there's a lot of truth you
01:12:45.080can get out without going straight to hitler like i'm not my opening salvo is not gonna be okay they
01:12:49.460you've got windows in mcdonald you know like that's there's a lot of things you can say and
01:12:54.540damage you can do to the system without going straight at the at the soft spot right um i
01:13:02.340understand your argument and it is victim blaming you're right because it's like why didn't you act
01:13:06.720like this because he should be allowed to say whatever like if it's really free speech and
01:13:10.600first amendment as long as it's not illegal but it's not about should and should not we all know
01:13:15.880Well, that's what I was getting to. Right. This is Hume's guillotine between what is, you know, what ought to be. It ought to be like that, but it isn't like that. And if you're playing strategy and you want to win, I think having a Twitter is definitely a plus.
01:13:29.520well i mean i just i made a decision a very long time ago uh that i was going to go down this path
01:13:37.220and you could say that about anything like when i got offered a job at daily wire it could have
01:13:42.620been argued like why did you take the job i mean you could have gotten paid and you could have
01:13:47.500dog whistled a little bit and gotten your name out there and then you know then you could have
01:13:51.820told the truth at some later destination and it goes like all the way through my entire career
01:13:57.360and um yes you could make that argument respectfully and well and respectfully
01:14:02.980some people are choosing to do it that way and you know i wish them luck but i chose to do it
01:14:10.780this way and i'm not i'm not about to at this point i think it's almost like a sunk cost fallacy
01:14:15.020when people say like well you're already banned from everything wouldn't you like try to get back
01:14:19.020in the game or something it's like well uh i don't know i feel like why would i why would i
01:14:24.720start compromising at this point. I mean, I made it this far and this is my strategy and I'm sticking
01:14:29.860to it. I don't think there's going to come a time when I'm ever going to be undeplatformed or
01:14:34.140people are going to begin unblacklisting me or accepting me. And so, and moreover, I've always
01:14:40.240said at the outset that my goal is to red pill people who will then basically do the thing you're
01:14:46.740describing, you know, because my audience is all young people. And I made the calculation early on
01:14:51.820that if a fraction of those people become millionaires, lawyers, politicians, even if
01:14:56.260it's a small fraction, and deep down they have the same ideas as me, I'll have done
01:15:03.120And in 10, 15, 20 years, those people are going to be in the highest levels of society.
01:15:08.600If I had never told the truth, that wouldn't be the case.
01:15:11.920Because you have a lot of people currently that believe the stuff that Matt Walsh is
01:15:15.540saying, and what good is that doing for fucking anybody?
01:15:18.320You know, there's a lot of people who watch Tucker Carlson over the last seven years. Did the country get more right wing? Did Trump get more right wing? Did the Trump movement get more right wing? Half of them fucking support DeSantis. So that did a whole lot of good. And it's that, you know, we can't lay blame at his feet for everything. But point being is, I feel like somebody has to tell the full truth.
01:15:39.740And the other thing is, this is the last thing I'll say.
01:15:42.760To some extent, it is a moral imperative.
01:15:51.600But, well, it's really not okay, but I accept that for the sake of this conversation.
01:15:55.440But I'm a Christian, and I'm inspired by the story of the gospel where Jesus Christ is put up against temptation.
01:16:02.300And they put him in front of a mob, and he's innocent.
01:16:05.280And they say, well, we're going to crucify him.
01:16:08.540And the example that Jesus sets, I was reflecting on it this Easter, is this sort of stoic acceptance in the face of an unjust persecution, betrayal, being killed for telling the truth or doing the right thing.
01:16:22.180Now, when I say that, people say, oh, you're comparing yourself to Jesus.
01:16:25.700No, I'm following the example that was set by Jesus, which is that, and it's like Brian just said, he said, well, I'm tired of being poor.