SNEAKO - SNEAKO Interviews Owen Benjamin

00:00:00 Hey, Owen, how you doing?

00:00:05 The Big Bear.

00:00:06 Yes, Nico, what's up, man?

00:00:08 Nice to meet you, man.

00:00:09 Of course, man.

00:00:10 Wait, where are you?

00:00:10 Where do you live?

00:00:12 I live in Idaho.

00:00:14 Idaho.

00:00:14 I'm in my barn, like I stream out of my barn.

00:00:17 I have like this living area of my barn, then I have my house with my family.

00:00:21 How long did you, how long ago did you leave Hollywood to live in Idaho?

00:00:25 I left in 2016 when I had the birth of my first son and I was still wrapped at CAA and

00:00:32 all that stuff and I was still touring and I moved to Saranac Lake because my brother

00:00:37 lived there and I wanted more of like a small town thing for my family because like LA isn't

00:00:43 a good place to raise kids.

00:00:44 And I realized I could still tour as a comedian and write books and do all that kind of stuff

00:00:48 and then the trans kid thing, that was the controversy and then I got in all this like

00:00:53 quote unquote trouble.

00:00:54 What was the trans?

00:00:55 Um, because there was this, uh, guy on Twitter that I was, that he was saying he was going

00:01:00 to put his kid on hormones and I was like going at him hard.

00:01:04 And my agent was like, dude, you can't do that.

00:01:07 You're not allowed to do that. 0.99

00:01:08 Like that's hateful and all this shit. 0.99

00:01:09 I'm like, dude, my, my piano teacher growing up was trans. 0.99

00:01:13 Like I, I'm not like ignorant to these things. 1.00

00:01:16 Like I understand it, but a five-year-old can't consent to that shit and you're going to permanently 1.00

00:01:20 do damage. 1.00

00:01:21 And so then, you know, the media started rolling out and all that stuff.

00:01:26 And, and so I got more into homesteading and I realized that you can make your own specials

00:01:31 and you can, uh, make your own platforms and your own social media if you need to.

00:01:36 And the world really opened up for me and now I have four sons in a farm and, um, I can

00:01:41 still live stream every day and it's a blast.

00:01:43 Do you think it's true that God rewards people that aren't, um, womanizers with sons? 0.94

00:01:47 Cause four sons is a lot.

00:01:49 That's a good, you're four for four.

00:01:51 I used to be a womanizer though.

00:01:53 So some of my friends said that where it's like, you, uh, you know, like you get a daughter 0.99

00:01:59 to teach you a lesson when you used to be kind of a pig. 0.51

00:02:02 Um, I don't know what it is, but I, I, I turned that off a while ago. 0.93

00:02:07 So maybe I, I earned back some of that good son energy and time.

00:02:13 What is it like, uh, leaving Hollywood and, you know, living on a farm that that's something

00:02:17 like, I think you've have a life path that I see myself following eventually, you know,

00:02:23 I'm in this space and I'm in the influencer world, LA, you know, it's not Hollywood, but

00:02:27 it's similar.

00:02:27 Like people selling their soul to Satan only fan.

00:02:29 It's very similar to Hollywood, just the new age.

00:02:31 But I think eventually, like, I just want to like leave that.

00:02:34 And most comedians are not able, most people that are in Hollywood are not able to ever

00:02:38 get out.

00:02:39 How did you get out?

00:02:40 Yeah, man, I've been, I've been, I know something funny.

00:02:43 I've been listening to all these, uh, uh, YouTube podcasters that were in prison.

00:02:47 And the story is very similar to like drug dealers.

00:02:51 Like I'm listening to these drug dealers that are like, you know, I was making 50 grand

00:02:55 a week or a hundred grand a week.

00:02:57 And I was always dreaming about, uh, getting that real business and like that family and

00:03:02 that normal life.

00:03:03 But the money was just so alluring and then they end up in prison.

00:03:06 And I'm like, bro, that's so similar to Hollywood where you're getting 20, 30 grand a night to

00:03:11 do a college.

00:03:12 You're getting, you know, I would get 75,000, 150,000 to sell an idea for a script that I

00:03:19 didn't even have to write.

00:03:20 You know, like when I was on a sitcom, I was making ridiculous money every week.

00:03:24 And it's like, that keeps you in.

00:03:27 It's almost like, uh, it's weird.

00:03:30 Like you have to be able to give up mammon.

00:03:32 Like you have to be able to like, want something better, uh, to get out.

00:03:37 And then you realize you can still make money.

00:03:38 It's like so funny.

00:03:40 And I see you on that path.

00:03:41 I like check out your videos and stuff.

00:03:43 And you seem like a, a truth seeking guy.

00:03:45 And, uh, and yeah, it's so funny how it all works, man.

00:03:49 Now I'm 43.

00:03:50 I got some perspective on it.

00:03:52 It's almost like you have to be willing to give it up.

00:03:54 And then I went back to like hauling brush with my brother.

00:03:57 I'm making 20 bucks an hour.

00:03:59 I went from like, uh, you know, uh, almost $2 million condo in Marina del Rey to living in a

00:04:05 $200,000 house.

00:04:06 But I was like, but I was like happy.

00:04:08 I was with my family.

00:04:09 And then I started realizing like, oh man, I can start like owning my own platforms.

00:04:15 Like, I don't have to give 10% to anybody.

00:04:17 Like I can shoot a special in a warehouse and sell it myself.

00:04:20 And I'm like, Ooh, and then you start learning about usury and then you start.

00:04:25 And that's why I'm like, I'm like, I'm like very Islamic adjacent and Islamic friendly because

00:04:31 I'm like, those dudes have the blueprint where I'm like, Oh, cause all these things I didn't

00:04:36 even realize like how you're, it's a consent based satanic trap.

00:04:41 And if you're willing to give that up, it's like, you get to see what real wealth is, which

00:04:46 is like family land, cattle, you know, like gold.

00:04:50 Like, and then you're like, Oh, that's the trap.

00:04:53 And that's why, like, I didn't even realize how much I had in common with Muslims. 0.52

00:04:57 Like, I'm just saying this stuff.

00:04:58 And they're like, Oh, my brother, bro.

00:05:00 And I'm like, Oh yeah, that's what you guys are all about.

00:05:03 That's why you guys are called terrorists.

00:05:04 Because you're literally terrorizing usury based banking.

00:05:08 Like, and then it's, it all got started making sense to me, you know?

00:05:11 Yeah, that's probably the number one control mechanism.

00:05:13 And I don't recommend anybody get involved with that.

00:05:16 If you can try to get out of that immediately.

00:05:18 Once you realize that that's how they trap you and they turn you into a slave by making

00:05:22 you a slave to the debt system, uh, by putting interest on loans, that's everything starts

00:05:26 to make sense.

00:05:27 And then you figure out, Oh, who controls the banks?

00:05:29 And then people start to call you crazy, which I've seen that happened quite a while.

00:05:32 I've seen your website.

00:05:33 I've seen that you put all your stuff up on there.

00:05:35 I think when comedians start to realize that they can, they host, they don't need a middleman

00:05:39 where they can just like connect to the user automatically.

00:05:41 Like you stream almost every single day.

00:05:43 I see that.

00:05:44 And I, but I even used to watch, like, even when I was a kid, I remember seeing, uh, 0.67

00:05:49 nigga stole my bike. 1.00

00:05:50 Nigga stole. 1.00

00:05:51 Yeah.

00:05:51 I didn't, I made the connection like a couple of years ago that that was you.

00:05:54 And I remember that YouTube video, like this little anime guy running in a bike. 0.99

00:05:57 Oh shit. 0.98

00:05:58 That's Owen Benjamin. 0.99

00:05:59 Even on yay 24.

00:06:00 I remember, um, but there's a lot that we can get into.

00:06:03 I want to even ask you about the Hindus, a lot that I want to talk about, but I first

00:06:07 want to ask you, like, um, do you think that they called you, they started calling you crazy?

00:06:13 I remember, um, you on Joe Rogan podcast.

00:06:15 And he was, they were starting to like push this narrative that you were like, went crazy

00:06:18 on drugs.

00:06:19 Uh, and it seems that, that like a common trend when people start to realize the control mechanisms

00:06:24 of the banks that they immediately call you crazy afterwards.

00:06:27 What was that like?

00:06:29 Oh yeah, man.

00:06:30 And I ate one pot brownie.

00:06:31 Like I was never even a drug user.

00:06:33 It's like, it's like I ate one pot brownie on Joey Diaz's show.

00:06:37 And it like, I was like, I could barely talk.

00:06:40 And then after I did Rogan and they could see that I was like uncomfortable when they're

00:06:45 like gleefully talking about abortions and stuff.

00:06:47 Like after having a kid is when I really started changing.

00:06:50 It wasn't about a pot brownie.

00:06:53 Um, and then I started understanding debt-based slavery and all that stuff.

00:06:56 And that's all they can really do.

00:06:57 Like the good news about, um, about their little tricks and traps is they can just make

00:07:03 offers to your friends and family.

00:07:06 And if your friends and family accept that, or if your audience accepts that, then that's

00:07:10 their choice and say like, oh, he's crazy because he questions the moon landing or like, he's

00:07:15 crazy because, you know, an IOU note made out of paper with nothing backing it, but the military

00:07:22 isn't wealth. 0.90

00:07:23 Like he's crazy.

00:07:24 Cause he doesn't think like sodomy is healthy and that like having kids is actual wealth.

00:07:29 Like it, like the devil gets to make an offer.

00:07:32 And if you're like, yeah, that's crazy.

00:07:34 Then that's, that's your choice.

00:07:35 Everything's choice space, man.

00:07:37 Cause I went through a phase where I was a little, I got a little freaked out and I'm

00:07:41 like, oh, they're going to come for me.

00:07:42 No, all they do is make offers, man. 1.00

00:07:44 They just sit back and they're like, okay, we're going to talk shit about these people. 0.99

00:07:48 And if anybody believes it, then that's the deal. 0.98

00:07:51 And you're not allowed to use our systems, you know?

00:07:53 And I, I have a lot of peace with that, you know, and things, things started going well.

00:07:57 Do you have any animosity towards the people that call you crazy?

00:08:02 Not at all.

00:08:03 Zero.

00:08:03 I mean, I'll make fun of them.

00:08:04 Like, like sometimes it appears like I'm going to war with somebody and I'm just engaging

00:08:09 in the same rules that they're doing. 0.99

00:08:11 So if like Joe Rogan wants to call me crazy, I'll call him like a gay little dwarf, you 1.00

00:08:15 know? 0.99

00:08:16 Yeah.

00:08:16 And so I'll like make fun of that.

00:08:18 I'm like, yeah, a Rogan is a unit of measurement.

00:08:20 It's 3.33 inches tall, you know?

00:08:22 And so like, how many Rogans are you?

00:08:25 I'm 24 Rogans tall. 1.00

00:08:26 Like I'll do that shit. 1.00

00:08:27 And people are like, oh, you're so full of hate. 1.00

00:08:29 I'm like, dude, I, I wish Rogan well, but if somebody is going to start a narrative about

00:08:34 me, I will then just make fun of them.

00:08:36 But like in my heart, I don't hold resentment at all.

00:08:39 I'm like, if you think that's crazy, if you think it's crazy that I farm for my own food

00:08:44 and I like, I'm giving my kids like a great life, like they're homeschooled today.

00:08:48 They went skiing.

00:08:49 They're like playing violin.

00:08:51 They're doing jujitsu.

00:08:52 It's like, I have no debt and I work from home in a barn.

00:08:55 It's like, if you find that crazy, that's your choice.

00:08:59 You know, I'm not mad at it, but I'll, I'll make fun of you.

00:09:01 You know, how did you choose, uh, Idaho?

00:09:05 Well, I always have been going towards family.

00:09:08 So my family's from upstate New York, which is like very mountainous.

00:09:11 People always picture the city, but my brother's like a, like a lumberjack.

00:09:15 And so we lived there and my, uh, in my like opinions in my, like that bike songs, especially

00:09:22 got so much heat around me that like, I knew I was bringing a lot of like stress to my brother,

00:09:28 just being around there.

00:09:29 And like, it was a town of like a thousand people and I'd have a show with 1500 people

00:09:34 in it. 0.98

00:09:34 And I think the local politics are like, fuck this dude's like, is he the mayor now? 0.99

00:09:40 And I'm like, I have no interest in politics. 0.99

00:09:42 Like I'm just doing comedy, but it like brought that, like that ISI run on me.

00:09:47 Cause I had so much like power in this little town, um, that I, I mercifully left.

00:09:53 I'm like, brother, you, you, you know, it's all good.

00:09:55 I'm a, I'll go where my wife's family is. 0.91

00:09:57 So we went there, uh, to Washington. 0.97

00:10:00 And then when COVID hit, I was just sick of being around cowards. 0.91

00:10:04 You know, I'm like, I didn't want my kids around people like grown men that like are 0.97

00:10:09 wearing a mask and acting like ewe ewe gross germs.

00:10:13 So I'm like, I had buddies in North Idaho and I did a show here and I came here and it

00:10:17 was like, no one was wearing a mask and everybody was like homesteading and it was close enough

00:10:23 where her family can visit.

00:10:25 And I'm like, this feels like a place to raise kids.

00:10:28 And so, uh, and so that's why we laid it down here.

00:10:32 What do you think is like the, the biggest transition that a man has to go through from

00:10:36 being, you know, in the entertainment industry or being a womanized or something like that,

00:10:41 being a single guy to being a father that's fully dedicated to raising his kids?

00:10:46 Man, that's a great question, dude, because I'm not even saying it's like they're evil

00:10:51 people.

00:10:51 It's just like weak.

00:10:52 It's like sin means like weak. 0.99

00:10:53 It doesn't like when I'm making fun of this shit, all you guys listening, don't think that 0.98

00:10:58 I haven't sat around with eight, you know, eight windows open, like the situation room 0.99

00:11:04 squirting the day away.

00:11:05 Like I, I understand that.

00:11:07 And it's just weak.

00:11:08 It's like getting wasted.

00:11:09 You know, you're just like poisoning yourself.

00:11:11 Yeah.

00:11:11 The biggest transition I think is when you first have a kid and you realize that every 0.99

00:11:17 time you put your dick in a woman, you're agreeing to either raise the kid, abandon the 1.00

00:11:22 kid or kill the kid. 1.00

00:11:23 Like that's, that's it. 1.00

00:11:24 Like if someone gets pregnant, that's it. 0.99

00:11:27 So all those like fun threesomes and all those like, like that's, that's now over.

00:11:33 Like when you see the reality of birth and like how much you love your son or daughter and 0.99

00:11:39 see what your woman goes through and all that shit that makes women appear crazy when you're 0.98

00:11:44 single is actually like amazing qualities for a mom, like micromanaging attention to detail, 1.00

00:11:50 like all that shit. 0.99

00:11:50 It's like they blossom when they have women, uh, children. 1.00

00:11:54 And then you realize there is no, unless you agree to kill your kid, abandon your kid or 1.00

00:12:00 raise your kid. 1.00

00:12:01 There is no more, um, entertainment, pleasure sex. 0.86

00:12:05 Like that's now over once you see that.

00:12:07 And that's when my life really changed.

00:12:10 Was it hard to give up that worldly life?

00:12:13 That's something that I'm really focusing on.

00:12:15 I think a lot of people in my chat are, uh, especially this year, I think we're seeing

00:12:19 a lot of like more crazy things in the news and especially after COVID people realize like

00:12:22 you can't really pay attention to anything external and let your energy or spirit get

00:12:27 affected by things that you don't have control over.

00:12:30 So instead of like, we're trying to live lives that are more, um, that are, we're trying to

00:12:35 be more self-sufficient and not be attached to things that we can't change.

00:12:38 Like, what are we going to change about COVID?

00:12:39 Like sitting inside and really helping society?

00:12:42 No, it's not.

00:12:42 So instead of, um, getting attached to that, we want to be self-sufficient and for the,

00:12:48 for the, what that means is giving up a lot of things.

00:12:50 Like, I don't want to, I don't even really want to date anymore.

00:12:53 I don't want to go out.

00:12:54 I don't want to drink.

00:12:55 I just want to, what I've been doing recently is just like, I just go, you know, I've been

00:13:00 going a lot of runs and I just, I go to the, uh, to pray a lot and I work.

00:13:03 Like, was it hard to give up that?

00:13:06 Or how do you recommend someone give up the worldly lives?

00:13:09 Like threesomes, drugs, stuff like that, you know, attention seeking from the entertainment

00:13:13 industry, like, you know, that, that sort of success and dopamine pleasure.

00:13:17 How do you give that up in order to live a godly life?

00:13:21 Bro, you're way farther ahead than I was at your age.

00:13:23 Like you're crushing it, man.

00:13:24 Like when I was your age, I didn't even understand, like, I wasn't even close to what you're doing

00:13:28 about seeing through the veil.

00:13:30 So as far as the question of getting rid of the dopamine stuff, it's always going to

00:13:35 be there.

00:13:35 Like, it's always going to be there.

00:13:37 Like there really is no time in your life where you're like, I've beaten Satan or I've

00:13:42 beaten the shaitan.

00:13:43 You know, it's like those whispers come in a variety of ways and you can live a godly

00:13:47 life in the middle of Los Angeles.

00:13:50 And you can be like a pleasure seeking, indulgent little idolater in the middle of Idaho.

00:13:56 Like it really is about your internal thing.

00:13:58 And so if your quest is to be like more family centered, more community centered, like you

00:14:05 don't want to be an idol.

00:14:07 I think a big thing is like idol, idol worship, where like, if you want people to worship

00:14:12 you like you're God, that's going to lead you astray all the time.

00:14:17 And you don't even realize you're doing it.

00:14:18 You know, I never thought like, I want to be worshiped like God.

00:14:22 And you don't even think of what idol worship even is, you know, and then, but like, if

00:14:27 you're pursuing that at all, you're going to get like ripped apart.

00:14:31 And those lessons will just keep teaching you like, okay, you're not God.

00:14:36 You're not God.

00:14:37 Like you're not an idol, you know, and then you'll just on the other side of it, you just

00:14:41 got a scraggly beard and a barn, but you're doing great.

00:14:44 It's very funny that you keep saying, um, that you're, you keep saying things that align

00:14:48 with Islam, like almost exactly like idol worship is the number one Sims called shirk in Islam.

00:14:54 And you also start off by saying that, um, usuri is the number one way that people become 0.60

00:14:58 slaves.

00:14:58 These are both extremely forbidden in Islam. 0.92

00:15:02 Why do you think that?

00:15:03 Yeah, no, Islam is great. 0.91

00:15:04 I mean, one of my best friends is Muslim and we've had so many great conversations where

00:15:09 if you actually look at the Bible and the Koran and you just picked it up in the woods 0.95

00:15:13 without any media programming, you'd think it was the same God.

00:15:17 You're like, Oh, these people, like, if you look, if you look at 1820 America, that's basically

00:15:22 Sharia law, you know, like you have the same laws.

00:15:26 It's like 1820 America.

00:15:29 Like when people talk about Liberty and freedom and all that, the freedom comes from like a

00:15:33 really high morality people.

00:15:34 Like the women covered their heads, you know, fornication was illegal, you know, 1.00

00:15:39 porn was illegal. 0.96

00:15:40 Usury was bad, you know?

00:15:42 And so it's so funny how sometimes people look at Islamic nations now, like it's some

00:15:48 foreign thing. 0.92

00:15:49 And so anti-Christian, but in reality, like Christianity became like, like a gay Coldplay 0.98

00:15:54 concert, you know? 0.93

00:15:55 And it's like, so that's why I have so much in common with Muslims, just because I'm like,

00:16:01 it's so obvious that usury is like declaring war on God.

00:16:06 That's what Muslims call it.

00:16:07 Because once you do that first thing, there's not enough money in the world to ever pay it

00:16:13 back.

00:16:14 So everyone becomes a slave.

00:16:16 Like, it's like the math behind it is so perfect where it's like, there is no way around that.

00:16:22 Like once you start and in Islam, you have this great way of giving loans where you get 0.97

00:16:27 like a percentage of the company so that all prosperity is prosperity.

00:16:31 And like that one MMA fighter is doing a great job educating people on this, about Reba and

00:16:36 all that.

00:16:38 I can't remember his name.

00:16:39 He's like the best MMA fighter in the world.

00:16:40 What's that dude's name?

00:16:41 Khabib.

00:16:43 Yeah.

00:16:44 Yeah.

00:16:44 Like he'll openly talk about investments and how like he's trying really hard to stay out

00:16:49 of Reba and he's explaining to people like where wealth comes from.

00:16:52 And I'm just like, cause it's so true, man.

00:16:55 And I was like, and I was like, I went through this without even religion.

00:17:00 I went through it authentically.

00:17:02 I'm like, okay, so how are they going to get me?

00:17:04 It's all comfort and dependence.

00:17:06 Okay.

00:17:07 And I'm just logically going through this.

00:17:09 I'm like, okay, I'm not going to wear a mask or take a vaccine.

00:17:12 I might not be allowed in a grocery store.

00:17:14 I have to grow my own food.

00:17:15 Okay.

00:17:16 I, I'm not going to be dependent on a bank.

00:17:19 I can't be in debt.

00:17:20 What is you?

00:17:21 And I'm just starting working this way out.

00:17:23 And all these Muslims that listen to me are like, yes, my friend, you're getting it.

00:17:27 Mashallah.

00:17:28 That's how I came to Islam as well.

00:17:30 It's like, it wasn't even like a big awakening.

00:17:33 People thought that I like, I just stopped and then found out that Allah was the one true 1.00

00:17:36 God.

00:17:37 It was kind of a logical path.

00:17:38 Okay.

00:17:39 Well, what is the one book that hasn't been tainted in 1400 years?

00:17:42 What is the one book that has morals and guidelines that haven't been corrupted?

00:17:45 What's the one book that doesn't follow anything of the control mechanisms?

00:17:48 What goes against all the problems that I see in the West today?

00:17:51 Oh, it's Islam. 1.00

00:17:52 And then, then you start to read into a more, and then everything kind of goes back to that

00:17:56 one idea of towheed where it's of oneness about, about one creator.

00:17:59 But what do you think about, uh, Hindus?

00:18:02 I see you've been talking, like my chat's been obsessed with, uh, the, the poopy Hindus. 1.00

00:18:06 I don't know.

00:18:07 I don't understand it.

00:18:07 Yeah.

00:18:08 The, the jeets, like what, what's going on with them?

00:18:09 Well, they literally like what you just described with Islam or actually Christianity.

00:18:16 If people actually took Christianity seriously, it's the same, it's the same ideas, you know?

00:18:20 Um, Hinduism is the exact opposite. 1.00

00:18:24 And a lot of people don't realize it.

00:18:26 Like everything's idolized, you know, like everything's an idol in Hinduism.

00:18:31 Like you can make a God out of like this jar of, uh, hot sauce.

00:18:35 It's like, Oh, and so the amount of lying, because like I've gone against the mainstream stuff.

00:18:44 And so I've seen like the Israeli hit pieces about me and they're at least based in reality. 0.81

00:18:49 Like, it'll be like, Oh, Owen Benjamin, uh, you know, has a cult or something.

00:18:54 And I'm like, it's not a cult, but I can see why you say that.

00:18:58 I have a lot of loyalty.

00:18:59 Right.

00:18:59 I get it. 1.00

00:19:00 The bejits are like, Oh, and Benjamin, 70 year old man, fuck pig. 1.00

00:19:04 And you're like, you're not even close to reality. 1.00

00:19:06 And I start looking into those guys. 1.00

00:19:08 They literally eat cow shit. 1.00

00:19:10 Like they're proud of it. 1.00

00:19:11 You know, it's like, dude, there's whole like BBC documentaries where they're like the big, 0.99

00:19:16 like the cow has blessed us with the poopy and they're like brushing their teeth with it and shit. 0.98

00:19:21 And it's like, what? 1.00

00:19:24 And then the Maldives.

00:19:25 So I'm like doing these jokes and my Twitter just explodes.

00:19:29 Like I basically like India goes to war with me. 0.99

00:19:32 It's hysterical, but they're just throwing shit everywhere. 0.99

00:19:34 And then the Maldives, the Maldives are like, Oh, thank you, my friend. 0.99

00:19:38 Like you're finally, like you're finally calling out the poop guys because apparently the Indians 1.00

00:19:43 go down to Maldives and literally shit everywhere. 1.00

00:19:46 And they're like Islamic there. 1.00

00:19:48 And I'm telling people, I'm like, cause a lot of people in the West just call them all Muslims. 0.94

00:19:52 Oh, Muslim invaders, blah, blah, blah. 1.00

00:19:53 I'm like, dude, Muslims have to be clean. 1.00

00:19:56 It's like part of Islam.

00:19:57 Five times a day.

00:19:58 Yeah.

00:19:59 Five times a day before prayer.

00:20:00 You have to, you have to wash your face, your feet, your hands.

00:20:04 Yeah.

00:20:04 Yeah. 0.97

00:20:05 Like if you see someone taking a shit in the middle of a street, like that can't be a 1.00

00:20:08 practicing Muslim. 0.99

00:20:09 So it's like, so it's like that level of cleanliness is so important.

00:20:14 And so when the Muslims are fighting with the British about who brought the toilets to

00:20:19 India, that's a win-win fight. 1.00

00:20:21 You know what I'm saying?

00:20:22 And I'm like, as long as we all agree toilets are good, this is great. 0.99

00:20:26 You know, cause like India used to burn widows and shit and it's like, you know, I mean, 1.00

00:20:32 they just burn women and then they just start like, uh, lying about it. 0.99

00:20:36 They're like, Oh, we just didn't want the woman to be taken by the Muslim invaders. 1.00

00:20:40 I'm like, so you burn them. 0.98

00:20:42 And then they're like, Oh no, the woman was trying to join the man in the afterlife. 0.99

00:20:47 I'm like, you just said it was about Muslim invaders. 1.00

00:20:49 They're like, Oh, you eat poopy and fuck the pig. 1.00

00:20:51 I'm like, you guys lie so bad. 1.00

00:20:54 You don't even realize you're fucking lying. 0.99

00:20:56 And so I had an interesting week. 0.99

00:20:58 I'm going to land the plane on the Pajit stuff though, because like, it's just a little gross. 1.00

00:21:03 Like, you know, I'll be on Twitter for a few hours.

00:21:05 Yeah.

00:21:06 And I just feel like nauseous because like when they're trolling me, it's like so gross. 0.99

00:21:12 It's like all shit, you know? 0.99

00:21:14 And so I'm like, Oh man, I'm just gonna, I've, I've, I've shown the people what's going 1.00

00:21:18 on with this and now I'm going to tap out and focus somewhere else.

00:21:22 I mean, that's the beauty of social media.

00:21:23 Cause before that, I would, you would not know that they literally like throw, have poop

00:21:26 fights in the street.

00:21:27 Like they'll see wars where they throw, they hurl poop at each other and then they bathe 0.96

00:21:31 in it.

00:21:32 They wash their, they wash themselves with poop and then they pray to a cow and they they'll 0.94

00:21:36 let the cow poop on their face. 0.92

00:21:37 Like, actually it sounds like a holiday.

00:21:39 They literally have a, like people think I'm joking. 0.99

00:21:42 I'm like, they have a holiday where they all just rub cow shit all over themselves. 0.99

00:21:48 And dude, I'm a farmer. 0.99

00:21:49 I have cows, like cow manure is great for making soil. 0.72

00:21:52 You don't eat it.

00:21:53 You know, you put it in a pile, you wait a year, you know, they're like, Oh, I've been

00:21:57 blessed with boobie. 0.99

00:21:58 And that's why they just start going like this with their head. 0.99

00:22:01 I literally think it's parasites, you know? 0.96

00:22:03 Cause they're just like, I'm just like, bro. 0.86

00:22:06 And so I didn't even care until they tried to run for president.

00:22:09 You know, it's like, you don't like Vivek?

00:22:14 No.

00:22:16 What do you, what do you think about Vivek?

00:22:17 You know, he, he talks about God.

00:22:18 I'm like, who are you talking about?

00:22:20 He's talking about which God though.

00:22:21 That's what I, which, which, which thousand, which of the 73,000 guys are you talking about?

00:22:26 Right.

00:22:27 Exactly.

00:22:27 And if you look at video side by side, he's saying exactly the same sentences as Obama.

00:22:32 It's just like a clone, you know, it's like, it's fine though. 1.00

00:22:34 I'm not like mad at the guy, but when he's bringing that Brahmin Hindu shit to America, 1.00

00:22:39 I'm like, what's he going to swear on? 0.99

00:22:42 If it's not the Bible, the fucking, uh, national geographic, like what, like what's your creed? 0.98

00:22:48 You know what I'm saying? 0.99

00:22:49 Right.

00:22:49 And so, and especially like vegetarians and, you know, I'm just like, okay, man, you're six

00:22:55 feet tall.

00:22:55 There's no way you're a vegetarian.

00:22:57 So you're probably lying. 1.00

00:22:58 And so I know I can say ridiculous shit as a comedian, but there's truth in what I'm saying. 1.00

00:23:03 I like exaggerated, but it's like, you can tell the guy's a snake, you know? 0.99

00:23:07 Yeah.

00:23:08 I've been kind of nice to him.

00:23:09 Cause I kind of want to have him on my stream, but it seems like it kind of burned that bridge.

00:23:12 I had Dr. Shiva on and he just goes in on him.

00:23:14 Do you know, uh, Dr. Shiva?

00:23:15 He was a good dude.

00:23:16 Yeah.

00:23:16 I had a feeling that you liked him.

00:23:17 Yeah.

00:23:18 Um, yeah, but like, it's insane that with social media, you can see what they actually do.

00:23:23 And it's almost like, I almost feel bad, like, like showing the videos of like the poopy 0.95

00:23:28 Hindus, because it's just like, the evidence is, is too disgusting to look at. 1.00

00:23:33 What did you think about?

00:23:34 And the same thing that happened with the Jewish tunnels. 0.82

00:23:35 You look at that, you see like a full costume Jew popping out of the sewers, like a cartoon 1.00

00:23:40 character.

00:23:40 He looks like Mario, like hit it.

00:23:42 And you're like, without a phone, this would never be believable to anybody.

00:23:46 What did you think about that?

00:23:47 And also the synagogue that they dig the tunnels into all the world leaders were going and 0.83

00:23:51 visiting there and kissing the rabbis.

00:23:52 Like what, what, what is going on with the, with the Jewish tunnels, bro? 0.56

00:23:56 I was so deep in the Pajits. 0.99

00:23:58 It was, I called it chart week or world war poo that the fricking Jew tunnels pop out. 1.00

00:24:05 And I'm like, because like, it's so perfect for me. 0.96

00:24:09 Like that would have been my whole week, but I'm like, I'm like, of course they snuck the

00:24:13 Jew tunnels in right. 0.96

00:24:14 As I'm fighting with India, you know, I'm like fighting it too far. 1.00

00:24:17 But yeah, the Jew tunnels are just so, it's just like, so sneaky. 1.00

00:24:21 It's just so ridiculously sneaky. 0.54

00:24:22 And you see, you see like what looks like Gargamel climbing out of a sewer. 0.97

00:24:27 And my bit, I was like, if the Jews are bringing the Pajits into New York, they're going into 1.00

00:24:32 the sewers because they know that the streets will be covered in shit, you know? 0.99

00:24:35 And so I'm like, it's just, it's getting kind of surreal and psychedelic, almost like it's 0.97

00:24:42 intentionally, like it's a God's blessing to be like, look at how crazy that is.

00:24:47 Yeah.

00:24:48 And so then you get more, you know, you get more focused on what's true.

00:24:53 Like every day I chop wood, start a fire.

00:24:55 I milk my animals.

00:24:57 Like I make pretty good money.

00:24:58 Like I don't need to milk animals.

00:24:59 Like I could buy milk, but it's like that, the lessons you get from like, and the humbling

00:25:05 of like a cow hitting you in the face or like you spill the milk or you have to strain it

00:25:09 or you have to feed animals.

00:25:10 You have to keep them warm in the winter.

00:25:12 Like you're always projecting love out and responsibility so that you get these insights

00:25:18 into the world about just, you know, they like just chopping wood every day and starting

00:25:23 that fire will show you something every single day.

00:25:26 And so like, you know, I'm finding this show pretty funny, like as it's all being revealed

00:25:32 because all this stuff I was called crazy for six years ago is now common knowledge, you

00:25:36 know?

00:25:36 Right.

00:25:37 And you're kind of being proven right.

00:25:38 They called you crazy when you moved to Idaho to live on a farm with your family.

00:25:41 But the more craziness you see that are all happening in the cities, like there's no Jewish 1.00

00:25:45 tunnels in Idaho. 0.98

00:25:46 There's no like poopy Hindus over there on the farm. 1.00

00:25:48 You're away from all that. 0.77

00:25:49 You get to stay away from the mass mandates and what they're going to like, you get to

00:25:53 be away from all the nonsense.

00:25:54 And so the more craziness you see on social media, the more you're like, well, the farm

00:25:57 looks actually pretty good.

00:25:59 Oh, dude.

00:25:59 Some of my buddies have been saying that like friends of mine that genuinely thought I was

00:26:03 crazy, like years later, like, man, you really, you really called that one.

00:26:08 I'm like, yeah, because we're still in America.

00:26:10 You know, it's not like you run away because people are like, oh, you had to run away.

00:26:14 You couldn't handle it.

00:26:15 I'm like, bro, you're, you're completely dependent on the system for every aspect of your life.

00:26:22 Like that, what I do is not running away.

00:26:25 It's building, you know?

00:26:26 And as I'm here, I'm working on our own social media app, you know, like Bertaria times,

00:26:31 if anybody wants to join, um, it's like only the good, true and beautiful.

00:26:35 There's like no truth or stuff, no vulgarity, no poopy pit.

00:26:38 You know, it's just like family stuff and like what people are proud of and like building

00:26:43 families, building businesses, starting those grassroots things.

00:26:47 And then unauthorized.tv where I live stream every day.

00:26:50 Like we built an alternative to YouTube years before people were even getting banned.

00:26:55 And so when people say I'm running away, I'm like, bro, I was like, I'm like been building

00:26:59 alternatives the whole time.

00:27:01 And I have like, people talk about white replacement.

00:27:03 I'm like, dude, have kids.

00:27:05 Yeah.

00:27:06 Like just, I have four white kids.

00:27:08 I'm like, that's, I'm like, isn't your wife even matter. 0.65

00:27:11 Isn't your wife Mexican? 1.00

00:27:14 She's a Norwegian English and part Mexican.

00:27:17 Yeah.

00:27:17 She's part mestizo. 0.99

00:27:19 Like people think I'm this like crazy white supremacist. 0.96

00:27:21 I'm like, I don't think any race has a right to dominate another race because of their race. 0.96

00:27:26 Like, again, I agree with the Muslims on this.

00:27:29 It's like, you have a right to lineage.

00:27:30 You have a right to tribe and identity, but you don't get to make a claim that your blood

00:27:35 special.

00:27:35 You know what I mean?

00:27:36 It's like, you didn't build the cathedrals.

00:27:38 You can't even build a tent.

00:27:39 You know, it's like these white dudes that are like, oh, we built the cathedrals. 1.00

00:27:44 I'm like, you can't build a fucking teepee. 1.00

00:27:46 Like you can't even wake up before nine. 1.00

00:27:48 Like you got to do it yourself.

00:27:50 You know what I'm saying?

00:27:51 Yeah.

00:27:52 Yeah.

00:27:53 Yeah.

00:27:53 So do you, do you recommend people do the same thing?

00:27:57 I mean, that, that seems like the best idea, like for all the white guys that are complaining 0.56

00:28:01 about, like just, yeah.

00:28:02 Have, have children instead of like just yapping on the internet and crying about it.

00:28:06 Like you got to put your money where your mouth is.

00:28:07 Totally.

00:28:08 Totally dude.

00:28:09 And it's a win-win for everybody.

00:28:11 That's why I get along really well with like black nationalists. 0.99

00:28:14 That's the funniest fucking thing in the world. 0.98

00:28:17 Like me and like, like our mutual friend, like, yay, like a Kyrie Irving or people like 0.98

00:28:21 that, I think are doing great because they're like, they want, they want their children to

00:28:26 be strong.

00:28:27 They want to get out of usury.

00:28:28 They want to teach their own children.

00:28:29 I'm like, yes.

00:28:31 I bet you like Dr. Umar a little bit.

00:28:33 I don't know.

00:28:34 Dr. Umar.

00:28:35 Who's Dr. Umar? 0.85

00:28:36 I say he's a black nationalist.

00:28:37 He talks about, he wants black people to just like move to Africa and have their own families 0.96

00:28:41 and not, they don't, he doesn't want to mess around with like a mess around with the milk. 0.99

00:28:44 He wants to keep a black people away from the temptations of milk. 1.00

00:28:48 Wow. 0.99

00:28:48 I was speaking to speaking of black people. 0.95

00:28:50 Milk is white women. 1.00

00:28:52 Oh, nice. 0.52

00:28:54 No, he doesn't, he doesn't like milk men, but, um, what is your hilarious?

00:28:59 Yes.

00:28:59 I love that.

00:29:00 I love the milk member grade.

00:29:02 What do you think of, I remember, um, on the eight 24, he said on the Alex Jones podcast,

00:29:05 Nick Foyntes was on, uh, yay called out the fact that, and I actually saw that before,

00:29:10 like years before that, um, you had a joke about LGBT and the analogy, I don't want to

00:29:17 mistake it, but you were, you were basically making an analogy with LGBT and people sitting

00:29:21 in a car and how LGBT were in the car. 0.96

00:29:23 You start with the L's and the L's just want to knit and then you got the G's and the G's 0.88

00:29:28 come in.

00:29:28 They're kind of like the L's, but you know, they're into real estate and cocaine and 1.00

00:29:32 you, and then you got the B's and the B's will fuck anybody. 1.00

00:29:34 And you're like anybody, anybody. 1.00

00:29:35 And so I did that whole joke up until the T's that want to burn down existence because 0.97

00:29:40 they're rejecting reality itself and how like every step of the way.

00:29:45 And then at the end, it's like the L's should have just gotten a Subaru and left it alone. 0.69

00:29:48 Right.

00:29:49 And then my joke was Caitlyn Jenner was woman of the year.

00:29:51 It hasn't been a woman for a full year.

00:29:53 I did that seven years ago and was called insane or six years ago.

00:29:58 It was called insane.

00:29:58 Dave Chappelle does it word for word.

00:30:01 And then as I'm like, Rolling Stone is this shocking anti-woke comedian.

00:30:05 And I'm like, that's funny because I did that and people are like, oh, no one heard

00:30:10 your joke.

00:30:10 I'm like, I had hundreds of millions of views on YouTube before they kicked me off.

00:30:14 I've had two comedy central specials.

00:30:17 I was like the lead of a fricking Netflix movie.

00:30:19 I was a sitcom. 0.95

00:30:20 So I'm like, no, everyone heard my fricking jokes.

00:30:23 Like I was doing the jokes while it was happening.

00:30:26 And then they like delete the evidence, wait until the psyops over.

00:30:31 And then they like, let Chappelle do it.

00:30:33 And for the record, I think Chappelle is a really talented comedian and I really wish him

00:30:39 well in his last special.

00:30:40 There's like parts of it that are like genius.

00:30:43 And I don't think he like even maliciously, what I'm guessing happened is a writer stole

00:30:49 it and fed it to him.

00:30:51 But like, I'm not even mad about Chappelle, but it was my bit.

00:30:55 I was called crazy and gas lit.

00:30:57 They did it when it was appropriate.

00:30:59 Chappelle got to be that idol of like, you know, anti-woke and made $60 million.

00:31:05 But it's like, I don't even care because I don't want his life.

00:31:09 Like, I don't want to be on Netflix and like living like that. 1.00

00:31:12 So I just like making fun of this shit. 0.99

00:31:14 And so then Ye goes on Alex Jones and he calls him out. 0.99

00:31:18 And then I get in a group chat with Chappelle and Ye and Ye's like, he's like, Dave, in

00:31:25 the music industry, it's called, it's called sampling and you owe royalties and I'm just

00:31:29 dying laughing.

00:31:31 And I was like, Dave, dude, I don't even care.

00:31:33 You can have it.

00:31:34 Just do one thing for me.

00:31:36 Publicly say that Joe Rogan's like the shortest guy you've ever seen.

00:31:40 And he still won't do that.

00:31:42 So I will continue talking about it.

00:31:44 I made an offer.

00:31:46 That's a man. 0.96

00:31:49 I thought you're going to say Chappelle was like a typical black for stealing, but I'm 1.00

00:31:52 kind of happy you didn't. 0.68

00:31:53 Why?

00:31:55 What were your thoughts?

00:31:56 I prefer if they just take my bike.

00:31:57 It turns out it might've even been a white guy who stole my bike.

00:32:00 Like I narrowed it down to three people and I don't a hundred percent know that it was

00:32:06 Jamal who stole my bike.

00:32:08 It might've been my, uh, another kid in my neighborhood that may have just thrown it

00:32:12 in the river, but he, he hung himself.

00:32:14 So I'll never know.

00:32:16 You'll never, I mean, at least you're not assuming at least you're not, at least, you

00:32:21 know, that there's, there's, you got a good heart.

00:32:22 What was that?

00:32:23 At least you didn't blame an entire race for 30 years.

00:32:27 Yeah.

00:32:27 Well, I mean, come on.

00:32:29 I mean, I bet you're the, you're the, you seem like you look at crime statistics.

00:32:33 I do.

00:32:33 And it's just super funny.

00:32:35 Like the bike deep thing is just, I mean, bro, it's just like so innocent and a funny

00:32:39 bit. 0.93

00:32:39 So when people overreact, I'm just like, shut up. 0.99

00:32:42 Like I can do bits about how white people stole your retirement. 1.00

00:32:45 Like, I'm not like, I'm like racially completely fair. 0.98

00:32:49 Like I make fun of Canada and Denmark and white people more than I make fun of blacks and 0.99

00:32:55 Indians. 0.96

00:32:56 It's just like, no one cares about that.

00:32:58 No one reacts.

00:32:59 Cause they're like, Oh, that's good. 1.00

00:33:01 You know, fuck white people. 1.00

00:33:02 They push the narrative that white people suck. 1.00

00:33:05 Yeah. 1.00

00:33:05 Yeah. 0.83

00:33:06 You're not supposed to make fun of Jews and blacks. 0.98

00:33:07 Those are the two unprotected and transgenders are kind of on the edge. 0.99

00:33:12 Yeah.

00:33:13 And that's why I get so enticed by it.

00:33:14 I'm like, that's where the gold is.

00:33:16 Like, why are they being protected by the system?

00:33:18 It's just, I'm like, so let's all heal.

00:33:21 Right.

00:33:22 Let's all make fun of where we have to.

00:33:24 That's what I believe.

00:33:24 And I think like true comedy, you need to be able to make fun of everybody.

00:33:27 Like that's what, how I ended up seeking truth more.

00:33:30 It's like, wait, why can't I make fun of these people?

00:33:32 Why is this the world?

00:33:33 It heals people.

00:33:34 It does.

00:33:34 That's, that's the thing.

00:33:35 I have tons of Jews that listen to me.

00:33:36 I have tons of black people that listen to me.

00:33:38 It's like when it's like being a masseuse where you hit like a spot where it hurts and

00:33:42 you're like, Oh, that's that.

00:33:43 Yes.

00:33:44 It's not like I have an agenda or like a political agenda or anything.

00:33:48 I'm like, okay.

00:33:49 Like these things have to be mocked.

00:33:51 And I'm always mocking bad behavior. 0.97

00:33:53 Like if I'm making fun of quote unquote, the blacks, it's stealing bikes or like acting 1.00

00:33:59 victim me. 0.98

00:33:59 It's not their skin. 1.00

00:34:01 It's not like their identity.

00:34:03 It's not like their race. 0.98

00:34:05 Like, I don't even think that, um, race determines morality at all.

00:34:10 Like, I don't think that being born black or being born white sets you on a path towards

00:34:15 a better heart.

00:34:16 Like at all.

00:34:17 Like, I literally don't think that I've always thought that, you know?

00:34:21 And so, you know, I make fun of Jews with like, um, with like acting like a victim, doing 0.98

00:34:26 Ponzi schemes, you know, starting genocides. 0.80

00:34:29 It's like, that's, that's bad behavior.

00:34:32 Like that's obvious.

00:34:33 We can all agree that it's the same with the Hindus. 1.00

00:34:35 It's like throwing shit in the streets, all that stuff. 0.99

00:34:37 It's like when people get offended, I'm almost like, like you're admitting you like that behavior. 0.98

00:34:44 Right. 1.00

00:34:45 You know, like some people that love the black bike thief jokes, the bastard, like black dudes 1.00

00:34:49 who had their bikes stolen, you know, is that why you were banned off YouTube? 0.99

00:34:56 Uh, yeah.

00:34:56 And I was, I think they knew that I was going to be, I would see right through COVID, you

00:35:03 know, like when they're about to roll out an agenda, I think they have a list where they're

00:35:06 like, that dude's going to totally spill the beans, you know?

00:35:10 And, uh, and I, and a lot of it was cause I wouldn't go along with political correct

00:35:15 speech rules, you know, I understand intention where if you're like, these people should 0.75

00:35:20 all die. 0.84

00:35:20 Like what Israel's doing right now is like a war crime, right? 1.00

00:35:24 When you're like, Arabs are rats, Muslims are rats. 1.00

00:35:27 They have to be eradicated. 1.00

00:35:28 It's like, that's crazy.

00:35:30 I've never, ever been like this identity has to be destroyed.

00:35:35 For me, I just won't follow rules that make no sense where they're like, you can't make

00:35:40 fun of sodomites or like, you can't say this word that derives from nigra, you know, I'm

00:35:47 like, you know what I mean? 0.95

00:35:49 I've done these hypotheticals where I'm like, what's worse saying, uh, are we on YouTube

00:35:53 right now?

00:35:54 Do you mind if I do?

00:35:54 No, no, I've been, I've been banned on YouTube for a year and a half.

00:35:57 Oh, good for you.

00:35:58 Yeah.

00:36:00 I used to be like this on Twitter.

00:36:02 I'd be like, okay, what's worse saying? 1.00

00:36:04 I love niggers or I want to kill all African-Americans. 1.00

00:36:08 Like what's worse? 1.00

00:36:10 People be like, oh, how dare you?

00:36:11 I'm like, okay, it's about intention.

00:36:14 Okay. 0.99

00:36:14 If a woman's getting raped, can she call the rapist a nigger? 1.00

00:36:18 And they're like, oh, how dare you? 1.00

00:36:19 I'm like, what if she's black? 1.00

00:36:22 What if the rapist is white and she's half black? 1.00

00:36:25 What if the guy's Puerto Rico? 1.00

00:36:27 I'm like, what the fuck are the rules? 0.98

00:36:30 Yeah. 0.99

00:36:30 Yeah.

00:36:30 You know, like how is just a word bad?

00:36:33 I'm like, it's like, and I had this talk with yay once.

00:36:36 It was so funny. 0.93

00:36:36 I'm like the end where necrophilia is so much more offensive than nigger. 1.00

00:36:41 And dude, he had the funniest fricking response to the point where I put it in my special because 0.92

00:36:47 usually I'm the guy with the hypotheticals that like, you know, pushes you.

00:36:51 And yay is the only guy I've ever met.

00:36:53 That's more like that. 0.98

00:36:55 Well, my brother's more like that too, but yeah, he goes, he goes, he goes, rapes worse 0.99

00:37:00 than necrophilia. 0.97

00:37:01 And I'm like, what?

00:37:03 And he's like, rape has a living victim.

00:37:06 I'm like, that's a really good point.

00:37:08 Yay. 0.98

00:37:08 But it's fucking super disturbing. 0.98

00:37:10 And then I'm like, man, you really did just take this conversation. 0.98

00:37:13 Cause that was always my point.

00:37:15 I'm like the N word.

00:37:16 Everyone's like, don't say the N word. 0.98

00:37:17 I'm like, well, necrophilia is having sex with a dead body.

00:37:20 How is that like less offensive? 0.99

00:37:24 And then yay was like, rapes worse. 1.00

00:37:27 And I'm like, that's why you're a genius.

00:37:29 Like he really artistically knows how to push those limits.

00:37:32 And it even to a point where I was uncomfortable, I'm like, Jesus.

00:37:38 How did you meet him?

00:37:39 Yeah.

00:37:41 He just reached out to me because a mutual friend was like, yo, this dude survived the juice.

00:37:47 And so yay, I just get a text from him.

00:37:49 He's like, yo, what's up, man?

00:37:51 And so I started talking to him about like, um, about like, you know, cause I've been exactly

00:37:56 where he was in, not on his level at all, but like, I know the steps where they try and

00:38:01 make you, they try and ban you from social media.

00:38:03 They try and make everyone think you're crazy.

00:38:05 They, and I'm like, so I was just giving him and I made it through on the other side.

00:38:10 And, uh, so I was just giving him my, um, my perspective.

00:38:14 And I, one of the things I told him, I'm like, dude, it'd be hilarious.

00:38:16 If you picked your own cotton for your own clothes, I'm like that way.

00:38:21 And he was like, yeah, I'm like, bro, you'd be the owner.

00:38:25 Like now you're the owner because that, cause yay is one of the only celebrities I've ever

00:38:29 seen that knows what slavery really is him and the real Rick Ross slavery is a choice.

00:38:35 You know, it's being a debtor versus a creditor.

00:38:38 Yeah.

00:38:38 So it's like, if you own the land with the cotton and you have the product of your own 0.96

00:38:44 labor, and then you sell it, you own the whole supply chain and you're now the owner.

00:38:49 It's actually super inverted.

00:38:52 You know, it's always like, Oh, out here picking cotton or whatever. 0.98

00:38:55 I'm like, bro, I pick, I pick shit every day. 0.99

00:38:58 I shovel cow shit every day. 1.00

00:39:00 I milk my own cause. 1.00

00:39:01 I'm like, that's what the power actually is.

00:39:03 You know, the power is in production.

00:39:06 And so the real slavery is the dependence where you think someone else owes you money

00:39:12 because you're a permanent victim.

00:39:13 Like that's actually slavery.

00:39:16 And so, um, and that's why it's like when, when dudes learn that in prison with like Islam, 0.99

00:39:21 they come out very, very powerful.

00:39:26 You seem like you're so, why haven't you taken the, why haven't you taken your shot and become 0.98

00:39:30 Muslim? 0.94

00:39:30 Um, I just think my role is not, it's just to be like the observer, like the bard, you 1.00

00:39:37 know?

00:39:37 And I've like thought about that because I was like getting real into Christianity.

00:39:41 And then I felt trapped where like everybody, cause I was like, who did Jesus pray to?

00:39:46 You know?

00:39:46 And I'm like, I thought the Trinity didn't make a lot of sense to me.

00:39:49 And all these people that I thought were my friends that supported me, like all swarmed

00:39:54 and went nuts.

00:39:55 And I'm like, you know what?

00:39:57 I'm not going to be in politics or religion.

00:39:59 I'm just going to be the guy that observes it.

00:40:02 And, uh, because I don't want that in my life.

00:40:05 Cause what I do is so triggering. 0.97

00:40:08 Like even what we just talked about, I just said, nigger is a white guy. 1.00

00:40:11 You know, it's like, I know what that does to people. 0.87

00:40:13 Yeah.

00:40:14 So I know you get it.

00:40:15 Like you're a truth guy.

00:40:16 Like I get, but there are people that that like hurt.

00:40:18 They're like, they feel like it's pain.

00:40:20 I get, I get it.

00:40:21 Yeah.

00:40:21 And so if I'm in politics or religion, it's like, I'm dealing with like forces that I,

00:40:29 uh, I don't know.

00:40:31 I would have to be a, I would have to be a much less triggering person.

00:40:35 And then I could almost like, I wouldn't even be an effective comedian.

00:40:38 Cause like, if I was to take the Shahada and be like, you know, and really take an oath 0.87

00:40:43 to be like a Muslim, there's a lot of things I do that would contradict that as a barred

00:40:51 comedian.

00:40:51 It's like, as a comedian, you can make jokes.

00:40:53 There's nothing haram about making jokes.

00:40:54 And it seems like you're viewing it from a very external perspective.

00:40:57 Like I'm the guy that does this.

00:40:59 It doesn't have to be a public thing.

00:41:04 Yeah.

00:41:04 Well, I'll say this privately.

00:41:06 I have really felt that, you know, Muhammad brought a very effective message to the people.

00:41:15 Like obviously, but I'm not, he stopped the poopy people. 1.00

00:41:18 He stopped the poopy people, man. 1.00

00:41:20 And I used to think he was like a pedo and all that shit. 0.99

00:41:22 I like fell for all that propaganda. 1.00

00:41:24 And then I realized like he was marrying people that were going to be killed by the 0.51

00:41:29 poopy pants, like literally.

00:41:32 So like the poopy people are like about, if you didn't have a dowry, if you're a widow 1.00

00:41:37 or you were like young without a dowry and all this stuff, they literally burned you. 0.98

00:41:42 Like that pagan, it's not even racial, like that pagan shit and Viking culture was just 1.00

00:41:47 as fucked up. 1.00

00:41:48 Cause like, I know right now it's super cool to be like the proud white guy, but whites have 1.00

00:41:53 a pretty crazy history too. 0.97

00:41:55 We're like, there's parts of Europe where they were absolutely burning widows, bashing

00:41:59 babies' heads against rocks.

00:42:01 Like paganism is paganism, you know?

00:42:04 And so when you got a dude willing to like, to like protect, that was a very noble act. 0.98

00:42:11 And so to have modern Zionist media, when the Talmud says like, you can have sex with a 0.97

00:42:16 two-year-old, I saw the trap and the trick. 0.82

00:42:19 And so I developed a, uh, a respect for Muhammad and his message.

00:42:23 But like, I just, you know, it's just like, it has to be natural.

00:42:27 And I just don't, I'm just not into like, uh, like oaths and, uh, like diving deep into

00:42:34 a religion right now.

00:42:35 I just, I have a, I have a deep faith, man.

00:42:38 I, we pray every meal.

00:42:39 Like I, I, I try to follow it as best as I can, but like, I don't, I don't know. 0.97

00:42:45 I've, I might have a little PTSD from this shit, but like when you're in groups and they 0.96

00:42:50 turn on you, like I've done a PragerU video. 0.99

00:42:53 And then when I started like calling out the elements of a certain incident from the

00:42:57 forties, they got like nuts on me, you know?

00:43:01 And so I don't want that again.

00:43:03 Like, I don't want to be a part of a group where if I see something and I make a joke

00:43:07 about it, like all of a sudden it's like this big thing, you know?

00:43:10 And so that's why I'm like, I stay pretty mellow with that stuff now.

00:43:14 Yeah.

00:43:14 People in the chat are asking who you pray to, but we don't need to like keep harping

00:43:18 on that forever.

00:43:19 Oh God, the creator.

00:43:20 No, I can, you can ask me any questions.

00:43:21 Yeah.

00:43:22 I don't want to keep like pushing it, but like, yeah, but you believe in one God.

00:43:25 I like that you push it, bro.

00:43:26 I respect what you do, man.

00:43:28 That's why I'm doing your stream.

00:43:28 It's like, like, I like that you're bringing that to young people where it's like, take an honorary

00:43:35 stand morally and be a better man.

00:43:38 Cause like you have a job now where all these people are, are experiencing a lot of the sins

00:43:44 from the baby boomers where it's like the, the unpayable debt, the porn, the constant 0.89

00:43:49 drug use, but you guys still have a ton of opportunity.

00:43:53 You just have to be moral.

00:43:54 And so someone like you, that's going through this path and can actually bring that idea to

00:43:59 people like of, of not being godless, not being just motivated by mammon.

00:44:04 I think what you're doing is awesome.

00:44:06 Yeah.

00:44:06 I can only try my best.

00:44:07 And I see someone in the chat said, he prays to God, not your Allah.

00:44:11 He put it in quotes.

00:44:11 He doesn't realize that Allah just means God in Arabic.

00:44:13 Yeah.

00:44:14 It's really simple stuff.

00:44:15 I don't want to keep harping on that.

00:44:16 I do want to ask if you think, cause you brought up the Talmud.

00:44:19 Do you think that Zionism is Satanism?

00:44:21 I think everything outside of the path is under the jurisdiction of the God of this world.

00:44:29 It's called many things like Malik or Satan or whatever.

00:44:33 It's like, I have friends, dude, even myself.

00:44:36 It's like, as soon as you start wanting that pleasure over what, you know, to be true, you're

00:44:44 under the jurisdiction of, I guess you could call him Satan, you know, the, the rebellion.

00:44:49 And so, yeah, I think that that is like, that is pretty close to the definition of like Satanism,

00:44:55 but it's not like, you don't have to end it.

00:44:57 You don't have to be like, Oh, we have to end Zionism.

00:45:01 It's like, no, we don't want to fall into that.

00:45:03 Like, we don't want what they offer.

00:45:05 Like, don't go into debt to get a nicer car or like, you know, get your girl on only fans.

00:45:10 Like, that's how you rebel against the devil.

00:45:13 You don't, our battle is not flesh and blood.

00:45:15 And so, yeah, I think like Satanism is all around us all the time and it's like, we're

00:45:20 never away from it.

00:45:22 It's just when you want that material over, you know, the elevated path.

00:45:26 And so, yeah, I think the Talmud and a lot of these things are like, like exactly how

00:45:31 to manage slaves that choose to be slaves.

00:45:37 Have you read the Talmud?

00:45:38 Like sometimes it's hard to talk about because I don't know if the definitions are perfect.

00:45:42 They try to keep the language secretive so that you don't understand what they're saying.

00:45:46 And I've read some of it, like some of the translations, like it's okay to have sex with 1.00

00:45:49 children that are goy, like goy people are pigs. 1.00

00:45:52 Is all that, have you read into that? 0.98

00:45:54 You seem like the type of guy that did like all my research on this stuff.

00:45:57 Into that, but their liability shield, which I do understand is that it's all debates 0.99

00:46:03 where they're like debate, like what age can you fuck a kid? 0.99

00:46:06 You know? 0.99

00:46:07 And so they're like, it's a question.

00:46:09 It's like, it's a debate.

00:46:10 It's not a set of rules.

00:46:12 And then you realize what it is.

00:46:14 It's like, it's, it's a book of history.

00:46:17 There is some, some interesting stuff in there.

00:46:19 Like the Jews obviously have some, like some qualities to them that are interesting and

00:46:26 they've survived a lot.

00:46:28 And some of them are good people, but it's like that book is like basically how to run

00:46:33 the system of people that choose it. 0.85

00:46:36 And in that book is like, yeah, there's some horrific shit in there, but it's always framed 0.98

00:46:43 as a debate so that you can't hold them accountable. 0.99

00:46:46 You know, it's crazy.

00:46:48 It's so sneaky.

00:46:49 Do you think that that's what they were doing in the tunnels underneath New York city?

00:46:52 My opinion is there, it's about, uh, currency diamonds, platinum.

00:46:59 I think what they're doing is, is like during COVID they, they probably have control over,

00:47:04 uh, some form of trade that is probably not legal.

00:47:09 And that was it.

00:47:11 So a lot of people think it's like human sex trafficking. 0.71

00:47:14 I'm like, dude, you can not to be dark, but you can buy a kid in India for like $30, you

00:47:20 know, but it's like a brick of gold.

00:47:23 Like you're talking about like real money. 0.90

00:47:26 Like, you know, they'll, they're probably transporting shit that, you know, is, uh, is very, very valuable, 0.92

00:47:33 you know, with tunnels. 0.95

00:47:35 Like I obviously find a child more valuable than gold, but in their world, people aren't

00:47:41 nearly as valuable as, uh, controlling currencies, controlling fentanyl, controlling, you know,

00:47:47 some of these things like one brick is worth like a million people.

00:47:51 And a lot of these, uh, not in reality, I always want to like make sure that people know

00:47:56 that I'm not saying that it is worth more than people, but in their world, it's worth

00:48:01 more than people.

00:48:01 Yeah.

00:48:02 Right.

00:48:03 Based on their value system.

00:48:04 That makes sense.

00:48:05 I understand what you're saying.

00:48:06 When you were in Hollywood, did you have any, you said that Satanism is a choice that they

00:48:11 offer you something.

00:48:12 And like earlier in the stream, I was just watching that or watching this guy out of 22 0.89

00:48:15 offer another streamer, like a million dollars to get his girl to do porn. 0.78

00:48:20 Uh, has there ever been a specific offer from the devil or what have you noticed or seen

00:48:24 about Shaitan?

00:48:27 Uh, yeah, what I, my time in Hollywood was less crazy than a lot of actors, even though I

00:48:34 got a lot of success because of the nature of standup comedy.

00:48:37 Cause like I could command a, uh, um, a room, get huge laughs, get a lot of like popularity

00:48:44 where I didn't need them as much.

00:48:46 Whereas like an actor goes into like an audition and they're very dependent, very needy.

00:48:51 You know, they have their little headshot and it's like a proof of me.

00:48:54 I'm like, you know, I had my own night.

00:48:56 I had my own like show that I packed every night in the Hollywood improv.

00:49:00 It's like a comedian can make a living without them.

00:49:04 But what I saw was just permission.

00:49:07 It was, it was, I never saw anyone like be like, you want to eat a baby or you want to

00:49:11 fight?

00:49:11 Like none of that.

00:49:12 But it was like, turn the other, like, don't say anything about this where it's like, it

00:49:17 starts with like the gay stuff.

00:49:19 And I genuinely was fine with it.

00:49:21 I was like, yeah, people are people, let people live, man.

00:49:25 You know?

00:49:26 And I was like, totally into that. 0.99

00:49:27 I was like, yeah, people are, who the fuck are you to tell anybody? 0.99

00:49:31 And then it just gets like, and then abortion. 0.99

00:49:33 And fortunately I was never a part of one of those.

00:49:36 Um, but like, I understand the argument where they're like rape, right.

00:49:39 Or like, or like incest or like only in extreme situations.

00:49:43 You're like, yeah, of course.

00:49:45 And then it just, you know, when you abort the kid, 10 weeks, 20 weeks.

00:49:49 30 weeks in a right up until birth.

00:49:51 And then you sell the parts still cool with that.

00:49:54 And the way the devil works, it's like, so what, what happened with me was a child trans.

00:50:01 That's when I was like, I was like awakened to like, oh, this is totally evil.

00:50:06 Cause I, cause I looked around and my friends that I thought were really good people all

00:50:11 were going along with it.

00:50:12 I'm like a five-year-old can't be trans. 0.51

00:50:14 Like, that's crazy.

00:50:15 They're not even through puberty. 1.00

00:50:16 They're like, when I was five, I thought it was like a fucking ninja dinosaur. 1.00

00:50:19 Like that's insane. 1.00

00:50:21 And they were like, oh, you're full of hate.

00:50:23 I'm like, oh, this is like legit evil, man.

00:50:27 Like that's a little boy you're saying is a girl. 1.00

00:50:29 And then I'm seeing, talk about fucking racism. 0.99

00:50:32 I'm seeing like Charlize Theron, all these people like buying little black boys and making 1.00

00:50:37 them girls. 1.00

00:50:37 And I'm like, wait, so I'm the racist for a song about a bike, but these bitches can 1.00

00:50:44 buy a black and make them a girl. 1.00

00:50:46 Like, what the fuck are you guys? 1.00

00:50:47 And then they like, they're obsessed with getting blacks and dresses where they're like, oh, 1.00

00:50:52 this big buck with this big dick, we're going to make them put it, wear a dress. 1.00

00:50:56 And I'm like, and they kind of view me that way because I'm six, eight. 1.00

00:51:00 So it's like, I used to joke that I'm like a five foot 10 black guy when it comes to 0.95

00:51:05 like dick perception. 0.99

00:51:06 So it's like the little Jews are like, oh, look at that big giant. 1.00

00:51:09 Oh, fuck. 1.00

00:51:10 I want to put them in a dress. 1.00

00:51:11 And I'm like, oh, you guys. 1.00

00:51:13 Cause what it is, is these little bastards, they love emasculating men that they perceive 1.00

00:51:18 as superior men. 0.99

00:51:19 And so with that, like, once I, once my wife, my now wife got pregnant and I had something

00:51:25 that I loved more than myself, I was, it was like, I just started seeing all the 0.98

00:51:30 all this shit. 0.99

00:51:30 And I felt like I was in a, like a haunted house and it was like right in plain sight. 1.00

00:51:35 It's not even hidden.

00:51:36 It's like, it's like right there.

00:51:38 They're like, look at how brave they are. 1.00

00:51:40 And I'm like, what the fuck? 0.98

00:51:43 Everybody started, did everybody start alienating you immediately when you started having these 0.99

00:51:48 realizations?

00:51:50 Bro, it was like a swarm.

00:51:51 It was like, I started getting these texts where they're like, did you just go with trans

00:51:55 kids?

00:51:55 I just heard that.

00:51:56 It was like, dude, there's something really interesting about people.

00:52:02 There's something almost ant-like that is unexplainable by like text messaging.

00:52:08 It was like eight people were like, bang, bang, bang, bang.

00:52:11 It's like, oh dude, did you just do this?

00:52:13 Did you just do this?

00:52:13 It's like, it was like spreading faster than I even could understand why.

00:52:18 And then all of a sudden, like all my friends just like stopped talking to me.

00:52:22 It was like a message got sent out and everyone's like, he's now the bad guy.

00:52:26 So then the neocons, you know, like the Steven Crowders and those guys come to me and they're

00:52:31 like, oh, you're like the hero.

00:52:32 Like we're going to fight the left.

00:52:33 And then I saw what they were doing with Israel. 0.71

00:52:36 And I'm like, wait a minute.

00:52:38 So you, my friend just died in that war and he was guarding poppy fields.

00:52:42 Like, can I talk about that on this, on your show?

00:52:45 You know, how about the fact Israel, Israel is the country that makes all the trans hormones. 1.00

00:52:51 So I'd be on Crowder's show talking about the evils of the trans kids, but Teva Pharmaceuticals 1.00

00:52:56 out of Israel is making all the fucking trans shit. 1.00

00:52:59 And I'm like, oh, so you guys aren't interested in solving the actual mystery. 1.00

00:53:04 No.

00:53:05 Everybody's just positioning their gate to like suck up as much money as they could.

00:53:09 And I'm like, so it was like my way out of hell.

00:53:12 I just kept bonking against each, each of these gates.

00:53:16 And then I just realized, you know, life's all about just genuine friends, genuine family.

00:53:20 And it's like, it's all good.

00:53:22 It really is all good, man.

00:53:24 They're only hurting themselves.

00:53:25 But these people, they do practice.

00:53:28 It's, I think you nailed it perfectly.

00:53:30 They want to be worshiped as an idol, like as the I'm against the left.

00:53:36 They want to be seen.

00:53:37 They'll talk about transgenderism and like they'll say there's only two genders because they want 0.71

00:53:40 to be worshiped.

00:53:40 They'll be like, this is the guy that's anti-woke, but they won't actually talk about where it

00:53:44 comes from.

00:53:44 They won't talk about Zionism.

00:53:45 They won't talk about the root of all evil because they don't actually want change.

00:53:49 They don't actually want to find a solution.

00:53:50 They just want to be worshiped by people that are starting to understand.

00:53:55 Yeah.

00:53:55 And I wrote that to Matt Walsh years ago.

00:53:57 It's like you did, or not years ago, like what, two years ago.

00:53:59 It's like you did a movie called, what is a woman?

00:54:01 Do a movie called, what is a Jew?

00:54:05 What is that?

00:54:05 Are you a race, a religion, are you like based on the Holocaust, the Torah, the Talmud, the 0.99

00:54:10 Zohar, the fucking Kabbalism? 1.00

00:54:13 Like what is a Jew? 1.00

00:54:14 Like we don't even know what the fuck a Jew is. 1.00

00:54:16 Yeah. 1.00

00:54:17 Most people think it's a Jew.

00:54:19 I talk to them about this all the time with like popular influencers and they're like,

00:54:24 it's not an ethnicity.

00:54:25 Well, yeah, it is.

00:54:26 Like your mom has to be Jewish. 0.99

00:54:28 You can't just become a Jew.

00:54:30 Imagine if you tried to become Jewish. 0.91

00:54:31 You think they're going to let you in?

00:54:33 If you like, you see how every Muslim, I guarantee you, they're all like, hey, read the Quran. 1.00

00:54:36 I'll send you a Quran. 0.97

00:54:37 They're very welcome.

00:54:37 They want you to become Muslim. 1.00

00:54:39 No Jew wants you to become a Jew because they're all, if you read the Talmud, they tell 1.00

00:54:43 you that you can't like have sex. 1.00

00:54:45 You can't marry Goy. 1.00

00:54:45 You can't marry the pig people. 1.00

00:54:47 They want to keep it as an ethnicity. 0.98

00:54:49 And a lot of people don't understand that.

00:54:50 That'd be a great film.

00:54:51 Like what's the difference between a Hasidic Jew, an Orthodox Jew, a Zionist Jew, a regular 0.91

00:54:55 rabbinical Jew.

00:54:56 Like tell me about. 1.00

00:54:58 And they really are a bunch of retards too. 1.00

00:55:00 Cause you have like Ashkenazi, Sephardic, like Sephardic, a lot of them look like you. 1.00

00:55:04 And then you got the Ashkenazi that look like retarded Ukrainians. 1.00

00:55:08 And so the thing about these guys, no, but the funniest thing is this isn't new. 0.91

00:55:13 It's like, whenever there is a group that thinks they have special boy blood and like

00:55:18 they are the chosen people of God based on their blood, they start inbreeding, they become

00:55:23 completely retarded and then they die out. 0.99

00:55:25 It happens like, look at, uh, look at the, uh, the Habsburgs, you know, it's like, or 0.90

00:55:30 look at the Pharaohs or look at any of these people.

00:55:32 They like inbreed until they can barely speak with this giant tongue. 1.00

00:55:37 And then they just, they're gone.

00:55:39 And it's like, I think that, that they're doing that right now.

00:55:41 They, they're not following that thing.

00:55:43 Cause it's like, although I believe in nations and I believe in self-determination and I think

00:55:47 homogenous communities are healthier, I don't believe like my race is like morally superior

00:55:54 to anybody else, you know?

00:55:57 And that when people fetishize that, they usually end up like inbred and like super crazy, you

00:56:02 know?

00:56:03 Yeah.

00:56:03 It happened in Europe too.

00:56:05 Like all the, the Royal families that you see the paintings and then they look like 0.99

00:56:08 they actually do look like pigs. 0.96

00:56:09 So that that's a, that's a very good one. 0.98

00:56:11 Yeah, bro. 0.92

00:56:13 I like had this dream once that pigs used to be people. 0.98

00:56:17 I know it's a fucked up dream, but I was like, sometimes when you look at Amy Schumer, 0.99

00:56:21 you're like, are you almost like a real pig? 0.99

00:56:25 You know, have you ever like looked at some of their faces and it's almost like, imagine 0.93

00:56:30 if over thousands of years, people just start descending, you know? 0.55

00:56:35 Cause like evolution says that we like ascended from monkeys, which I think is ridiculous.

00:56:39 But imagine if there is like a descending ability where you can almost like become an actual

00:56:44 animal, you know?

00:56:47 Have you seen Spirited Away?

00:56:48 There's a scene exactly that, that, that depicts that where her parents get so gluttonous 0.99

00:56:53 and they're eating and they turn around and they're actually, they actually turn into 0.57

00:56:56 pigs.

00:56:57 There's a scene.

00:56:57 I haven't seen that.

00:56:58 Yeah.

00:56:58 You should see Spirited Away.

00:56:59 You love that movie.

00:57:01 Yeah.

00:57:01 Cause the, the real lies there's like truth in it.

00:57:04 Like for example, uh, the big bang evolution is, you know, like, do you believe in the

00:57:09 big bang and evolution and all that?

00:57:10 No, no.

00:57:11 Okay, good.

00:57:12 But there is truth in it, but it's only 10 months long.

00:57:15 Like the big bang is when your parents bang I'm dead serious.

00:57:19 And then you have primordial ooze with the lightning strike, right?

00:57:23 That's like, and then the egg is a single cell, then multi-cell.

00:57:27 Then you look like a fish, then you look like a monkey and then you're born.

00:57:31 So it's like the way a real spell works is to root it in truth, but invert it.

00:57:37 So it's like the big bang.

00:57:39 They even call it the big bang.

00:57:41 So it's like the big bang primordial ooze.

00:57:44 There's an electric flash, you know, and you can see that when an egg is fertilized, they

00:57:48 call it a zinc flash where there's like light.

00:57:50 And then it's single cell organisms in the primordial sea multi-cell, a tadpole, a monkey,

00:57:56 and then a person it's 10 months long.

00:57:58 And I think it's the same with like animals.

00:58:01 Like I wonder if people have like descended into animals, if they live horribly long enough.

00:58:06 I don't know, man, but there's, there's something there.

00:58:09 Yeah.

00:58:10 That Roald Dahl book nailed it.

00:58:11 Like people who have ugly thoughts and do ugly things, their face ends up warping into

00:58:15 something that's, you can tell, you can look at somebody's face.

00:58:19 Fizzy Anonymous is real, that they have negative thoughts and they do, they do bad things.

00:58:23 Now everybody in the chat, they're begging me to, we talk about flat earth sometimes.

00:58:27 I do.

00:58:27 I am a flat earther.

00:58:28 I don't really get into it too much, but in the Quran, there, there, there's some verses

00:58:33 that it's pretty debated, but what do you, I mean, it's a lot of Muslims will say that

00:58:38 it's not important to really even, you know, it doesn't really change our life.

00:58:42 But what, what is the, what's the evidence that the earth is flat?

00:58:44 Uh, well, there's no evidence at all that it is, that it's like, there's a eight inches

00:58:50 per mile curve or a spin at all.

00:58:53 And, uh, I think the, the real gravy with that is being okay.

00:58:58 Not knowing, uh, because I think the draw to the globe is completion.

00:59:03 Like you get to know exactly all the land and all the oceans and everything's mapped.

00:59:07 And it's already been disproven a bunch of times. 0.96

00:59:09 I always ask people, I'm like, okay, before the fucking moon landing, when they played golf 0.96

00:59:14 on the, on the dune bug, you lost the proof and the tech and can't go back. 0.99

00:59:18 Like, that's ridiculous.

00:59:19 But like, why was the globe perfectly shown in every movie since like 1920?

00:59:26 Like, how did they know that?

00:59:27 Like, why were they programming you with that perfect globe that whole time?

00:59:32 And, uh, I think it's because of the offer is like, you get to know all the land, you

00:59:38 get to know everything.

00:59:38 Cause there isn't, I know this triggers people and people go nuts.

00:59:42 They're like, oh, we've known for thousands of years.

00:59:44 Oh, and Alexandria, this guy had shadows.

00:59:47 I was like, well, then why was Galileo if he even existed?

00:59:51 So it's like, so they, they discovered it 2,500 years ago and then forgot it.

00:59:55 And then like, what are you even talking about?

00:59:58 You know, it's like, they, they always said Columbus was going against people when he thought

01:00:02 the earth was round.

01:00:03 So in 1492, allegedly the world believed we were on a flat plane.

01:00:09 They said, oh, Columbus, you're going to fall off the edge.

01:00:12 So like, if it was proven 2000 years before, why would they think that?

01:00:17 You know, it's these logical inconsistencies and yeah, in the Quran and the Bible, it's

01:00:21 very, you know, one part of the Quran says an egg.

01:00:24 That's the only place where it isn't flat, but everything else like laid out like a carpet,

01:00:28 you know, in the Bible, it's all, it's like God's above us looking down at us.

01:00:34 Like, uh, crickets or grasshoppers are like, um, you know, and also like the moon, like

01:00:40 the moon is a light to rule the night and all this stuff.

01:00:42 So, uh, there is no globe in the Bible or the Quran.

01:00:46 Now we could be inside of an egg.

01:00:48 I don't know.

01:00:48 But I think the real gravy dude is like, it's okay to not know.

01:00:53 Cause I see some flat earthers being like, this is the real map.

01:00:56 This is what's on the other side.

01:00:58 This is the, what Antarctica's edge is and all that.

01:01:01 I'm like, bro, I know we don't know.

01:01:03 I just know that with the P900 camera, you can zoom in for like 40 miles on an ocean and

01:01:09 see the same boat again.

01:01:10 And at eight inches per mile squared, you wouldn't be able to see it after like three miles.

01:01:14 So I'm like, that's why I don't think we're on a globe.

01:01:19 But then after that, I just kind of disengage and go, it's all good, man.

01:01:23 It's all good.

01:01:24 There's no point in being autistic about it. 1.00

01:01:26 It doesn't solve any of your problems.

01:01:27 Yeah.

01:01:28 Don't like the Shaitan or Satan or the devil, the father of lies, they want endless bickering 1.00

01:01:34 and debate and like endless fighting.

01:01:36 So it's like, I get to have my thoughts and be open about it, but I'm not going to waste

01:01:42 my life arguing with people for no reason about it online.

01:01:45 That's why I don't make it a very big part of my online presence or my identity, because

01:01:51 I'm like, you can believe whatever you want.

01:01:52 I'm not going to like fight with you about it.

01:01:54 You know, I think that's the right opinion.

01:01:56 I know we don't know, but then why would, and obviously some people say that it's because

01:02:00 NASA means deception in Hebrew, but then why would they lie about globe or why would they

01:02:05 push that?

01:02:06 Is it, is it the quickest way to push people to Satanism?

01:02:08 Because in the beginning of the Bible, it says that there's a firmament.

01:02:11 What's the reason for the globe?

01:02:12 I think there's a ton of reasons.

01:02:14 I think like one is rejection of your own faith.

01:02:17 Like create, like in mind control.

01:02:19 I don't know if you know much about mind control.

01:02:21 No, um, MK ultra stuff like that.

01:02:24 Yeah.

01:02:25 That one of the ways to do it is you create a rift in their mind.

01:02:28 So you get someone to live a contradiction.

01:02:31 And once you do that, they like give up their will to you.

01:02:33 So it's like, if you create a fundamental contradiction in someone's life, they become

01:02:39 like a mind prisoner, you know, but anyway, so there's that, but also it could be as simple

01:02:44 as hiding land.

01:02:45 Like the Vikings used to make fake maps all the time.

01:02:48 Like Greenland was Iceland.

01:02:49 Iceland was Greenland.

01:02:50 You know, like call the icy place green and the green place icy and hide the women in 1.00

01:02:55 the gold.

01:02:55 Right.

01:02:56 So it's like, if you were gonna try to deceive people to like hide land and hide resources,

01:03:02 the easiest way to do it is through maps, through like the idea of what the world is.

01:03:09 And so people don't look for what they don't even think is there.

01:03:11 Right.

01:03:12 So if you want to hide treasure, the easiest way to do it is put it someone that someone

01:03:17 doesn't know exists and they don't even know there's treasure.

01:03:20 And that way it can hide right in plain sight, you know?

01:03:24 And so there's that.

01:03:25 And also it looks round until you have the tech.

01:03:29 So like, let's say you're on a beach.

01:03:32 It does look like the boat is going over a curve.

01:03:35 And so it's very easy to think that that's curved.

01:03:38 But now that we have the technology to zoom in and record it and put it on the internet,

01:03:42 you realize it's an optical illusion, you know, that it really isn't that.

01:03:46 And you can actually do the math.

01:03:47 And that's why I steal the bike Tyson.

01:03:49 That's what I call him.

01:03:51 Steal the bike Tyson likes to make up little, little, little lies where he's like, oh,

01:03:56 earth is an oblique spheroid. 0.97

01:03:57 It's pear-shaped.

01:03:58 And the reason they do that is because you can prove there isn't eight inches per mile

01:04:02 squared.

01:04:03 So what they do is they say, oh, it's not the same curve all around.

01:04:07 And you're like, okay, I'm not going to do this with you, steal the bike Tyson.

01:04:10 So I'm just going to enjoy my life.

01:04:11 Are you one of the people that thinks that there's land beyond the ice walls?

01:04:17 Like they make up Antarctica's lies.

01:04:20 You don't talk about it?

01:04:21 I can't prove that.

01:04:23 I can't prove that.

01:04:24 But like, it's super logical to think that.

01:04:26 So it's like the one treaty that's last 70 years is the Antarctic Treaty throughout all

01:04:31 the wars.

01:04:32 So all the countries in the world have all agreed that the one place we can't go except

01:04:37 for a three square mile area is Antarctica. 0.72

01:04:40 And there's, and there's, uh, and they, they say these ridiculous things.

01:04:44 They're like, oh, well, we just make a mess of the place.

01:04:47 They're like, we don't want to disturb the penguins.

01:04:49 I'm like, you can't even fly over it.

01:04:51 Like if you're going from Argentina to South Africa, you can't fly over the South pole.

01:04:57 You fly over the North pole thousands of times a day.

01:04:59 No one flies over the South pole.

01:05:00 Well, my theory is because there is no South pole, but there's an Island called Rothschild

01:05:06 Island, deception Island, literally it's called Rothschild Island and deception Island and

01:05:12 world leaders all go there.

01:05:14 Like John Kerry and on election day on 2016 went to fricking Antarctica.

01:05:21 Like why?

01:05:22 Like, who are they meeting with there?

01:05:23 The Pope, all these guys, they go to Antarctica and then they come back.

01:05:27 And I'm like, is there a treaty there?

01:05:29 Right.

01:05:30 Like the Nazis had a base there.

01:05:32 You know, some say there was an entire war there.

01:05:35 You know, you got the Admiral Byrd's stuff that talked about other lands there.

01:05:39 I don't know.

01:05:40 And it's all good, but it's super interesting and mysterious why like this giant landmass

01:05:47 is never explored.

01:05:50 And there's only been like 10 people in the world that have ever went around it.

01:05:54 And they're all like work for the Royal Society.

01:05:56 Like nobody goes there, you know, and I'm like, I find that intriguing, but then I just

01:06:02 let it go.

01:06:02 And I'm like, my mission is my family.

01:06:04 My mission is being a comedian.

01:06:06 My mission is doing my farm stuff.

01:06:09 And if I can't possibly figure it out without like breaking a law, I just let it go.

01:06:15 But yeah, I think that there's more land.

01:06:17 Yeah.

01:06:18 I absolutely agree.

01:06:19 But I mean, these are the type of conversation that you, that I refrain from having like with

01:06:24 most people.

01:06:24 Cause it's like immediately you just get called crazy and it's not even worth entertaining

01:06:28 at all, you know, and I've had a similar, you hit a trigger, they get upset and they call

01:06:33 you crazy. 0.92

01:06:33 And I've had a similar experience. 0.95

01:06:35 I'm not sure if you know too much about my career, but I was banned off of everything

01:06:38 a year and a half ago.

01:06:39 I was wiped off of all social media.

01:06:40 That's why, I mean, I'm, I'm on rumble now.

01:06:43 Do well here.

01:06:43 I was reinstated on Twitter just like you after Elon Musk took over.

01:06:47 I was able to get my account back.

01:06:48 You were banned for a long time on Twitter.

01:06:50 You were gone for like seven years.

01:06:51 I did a nickel.

01:06:53 It's like being in prison.

01:06:57 I'm like, yeah, I just did a nickel and now I'm back.

01:06:59 Did my homies turn on me?

01:07:01 Yeah.

01:07:02 But I was gone for five years.

01:07:03 I got, see, that's why I didn't even know you were banned from YouTube.

01:07:05 Cause I've been banned from everything so long.

01:07:07 I don't even know who's on them anymore.

01:07:09 I was banned.

01:07:10 I was banned from Airbnb.

01:07:12 Like I was banned from like PayPal, Venmo, Vimeo, Airbnb, Podbean.

01:07:18 Okay.

01:07:18 And it's like to a degree where my wife and my wife's name, we weren't allowed to own

01:07:23 a house on Airbnb and rent it out.

01:07:26 Like I was like, that's when I really learned the nature of this place.

01:07:30 It's like, Oh, so I got to start bear B and B and that there really is a lot of great 0.99

01:07:36 shit there, man. 0.99

01:07:36 It's like, we are creators. 1.00

01:07:37 Like we can, we can like be like, okay.

01:07:41 So, and that's why I think Elon's smart.

01:07:44 Cause he's like, okay, Twitter sucks if there's no interesting people on here.

01:07:48 So it's like, I'm going to bring back interesting people.

01:07:50 It's like, if they want to keep banning interesting people, they're going to lose.

01:07:54 It's going to become like this howled out corporation, you know? 0.96

01:07:57 And it's like, uh, it's the same with Airbnb and all that shit. 1.00

01:08:00 It's like, so you can shoot gay porn on Airbnb, but I can't own a house on it because of a bike 1.00

01:08:06 song. 0.99

01:08:07 And so what happened, but this is where you see God everywhere.

01:08:11 It's like, no, I was forced to sell my house and I'm living in this bar with my family.

01:08:16 Cause I want a debt free and some acreage.

01:08:18 So now I have this chunk of money come in.

01:08:20 It's like, right.

01:08:21 As the housing market was booming in that town.

01:08:24 And then I just build a house with it.

01:08:26 And so I'm like, you know, blessings, praise be to God.

01:08:30 It's like, I wouldn't have let go if I wasn't forced to let go.

01:08:34 I'm like, Oh, you know, I can be a little Jewy.

01:08:36 I'm like, Oh, and every month I make like eight grand.

01:08:39 Oh yeah.

01:08:39 And so it's like, it's like, I never would have let go, but I was like forced to, they're

01:08:45 like, you're not allowed to be on Airbnb.

01:08:46 I'm like, okay, sell the house.

01:08:48 Got like 500 grand or whatever.

01:08:50 Okay.

01:08:51 Build a house.

01:08:52 Oh.

01:08:53 And then now this area just went up ridiculously in value.

01:08:56 And now I live on like in a debt free area, like in paradise.

01:09:00 And it's like, that's why I think it's a Hadith about like, uh, God will show you or you will

01:09:09 be shown hellfire.

01:09:10 That's really paradise and paradise.

01:09:12 It's actually hellfire. 0.98

01:09:13 That's so fucking true, man. 0.95

01:09:15 It's like, they will be like, don't you want to be one of the special boys with all the 0.98

01:09:19 luxury.

01:09:19 And if you choose that over your own morality, it's like awful, but they're like, you're

01:09:24 going to be cast aside.

01:09:26 Everyone hates you. 0.50

01:09:26 They'll call you crazy, but you know, you're doing the right thing.

01:09:28 You're like rewarded, but you're not allowed to tell anybody because you tell them and

01:09:33 they're like, they still think you're crazy. 0.69

01:09:35 I'm like, guys, do you know what it's like to have all your sons, like milking animals

01:09:40 and drinking fresh milk and rising with the sunshine over giant mountains? 0.87

01:09:45 I'm like, this is fucking insanely cool. 0.99

01:09:48 And they're like, oh, you ate a bad brownie and you're full of hate and you are anti-themitic 1.00

01:09:53 and transphobic. 0.90

01:09:54 I'm like, okay, man, this is a consent driven place.

01:09:57 So that's why I was excited to talk to you because not a lot of like big guys can see

01:10:02 through any aspect of it.

01:10:04 So I'm like, man, this is going to be a fun talk.

01:10:06 Yeah.

01:10:06 It seems like you, you made it out.

01:10:08 And that's what, see, I had that same thing when I was banned, everybody, all the influencers

01:10:13 like immediately, like they're like, they cast me aside.

01:10:16 I had media hit pieces.

01:10:18 They said I was like misogynist, anti-semitic, all this stuff, homophobic, blah, blah, blah.

01:10:22 Um, I got racist articles.

01:10:23 They said, I said, I'll listen, that a lot of people didn't want to associate with me

01:10:26 anymore.

01:10:27 I got banned from everything.

01:10:28 And then people that I thought were my friends, like they didn't even like, I thought that

01:10:33 was the biggest thing.

01:10:33 I think I put my life into YouTube.

01:10:35 I started YouTube when I was very young.

01:10:37 Like nobody reached out.

01:10:38 And so I was like, okay, these people are my friends.

01:10:40 And then I'm here and I've been, I've been like cast aside for about a year and a half

01:10:44 and I've found more success, but it's like, what's next, you know?

01:10:47 Cause obviously the path that's laid out or the path that, that the lies that they tell

01:10:52 you, that's not the true path to, to happiness, or that's not the true path to, to, to what

01:10:58 you're supposed to be doing.

01:10:59 The true path is, is family.

01:11:00 The true path is, is God is the true path is being self-sufficient, you know, having your

01:11:06 own research.

01:11:07 They took away, like we saw the past three years, they could take away everything.

01:11:09 They could tell you not to go outside.

01:11:11 They could take away your food, access to everything.

01:11:13 So the only solution is to grow your own food is to have your own farm is to, you know, be

01:11:17 away from all that stuff. 0.67

01:11:18 Like why be in a city where they're digging tunnels underneath the ground, raping kids

01:11:21 when you could be on a farm, like with, like milking your own cows with a good family, you

01:11:25 know, like that's actually the way out.

01:11:27 There's no amount of wealth.

01:11:29 There's no amount of material objects or anything.

01:11:32 Like there's no amount of tension or idol worship or any awards that's, that's going to

01:11:36 give you, you know, that's going to give you true contentment in life.

01:11:39 It has to be through, uh, through family, through good relationships and through God.

01:11:43 And there's not a lot of people that, that actually were able to, cause as soon as they

01:11:47 call you crazy, a lot of people kind of submit and they, they give up and they go right back

01:11:50 into the belly of the beast.

01:11:52 I'm sure you've seen that.

01:11:53 You know, you're right now.

01:11:55 Like you're going to, you're now, you now, I don't know if you've noticed it yet, but

01:12:00 you now I'm sure have more actual influence than you did before.

01:12:04 Like, but you're almost like when you go through that, that looking glass, like you actually

01:12:10 start rippling out influence in places you can't even imagine.

01:12:13 Like, if you notice that, like you'll talk about something and then you'll see a bunch

01:12:16 of media mimic it.

01:12:18 Like that happens all the time.

01:12:19 Like you can make a word popular or you can like, you're actually Vanguard.

01:12:23 Like you're actually in the front, you know?

01:12:26 And so you're right on the money, man.

01:12:29 It's like, that really is what it is.

01:12:31 It's like, they'll, they'll kick you out.

01:12:33 People will call you crazy and you got to do it yourself.

01:12:35 But when you do that, it's super rewarding.

01:12:38 And all that money, it's like, you know, man, it's like a lot of these guys, they'll

01:12:43 make all this money and they'll spend like $1 more than everything they made because they

01:12:46 like have to stay in that slave mentality, you know?

01:12:50 And it's like, what's real wealth?

01:12:53 A lot of the, a lot of the celebrities I knew, they were always in debt.

01:12:57 And then as soon as they would start, like Vince Vaughn, isn't Vince Vaughn.

01:13:01 I'd be like, baby, I took the movie money.

01:13:03 I bought a bunch of farmland. 1.00

01:13:04 I got fucking gold, gold, fucking bar, you know? 1.00

01:13:07 And as soon as you start doing that, the Jewish handlers are like, oh, you're full of hate 1.00

01:13:12 because they want you to be broke.

01:13:15 So it's like you right now, I don't know your money situation, but like, if you have this

01:13:18 knowledge and you're actually investing into your own production, your own community, your 0.98

01:13:23 own family, that's, they end up being like fucking Saudi Arabia. 0.99

01:13:26 Like you look at Saudi Arabia or some of these like Middle Eastern countries. 1.00

01:13:30 And I'm like, man, they're crushing it.

01:13:32 Cause they know what wealth is, giant families, resources, you know, enforced morality in 0.99

01:13:39 the streets, gold, oil, fucking, it's like, I'm like, yeah, these guys get it. 0.99

01:13:45 You know? 0.99

01:13:46 I kind of got tricked for a little bit.

01:13:47 Yeah.

01:13:48 Yeah.

01:13:48 I got tricked because, um, I don't know if it's cause like I'm, I'm a quarter black. 0.99

01:13:52 So I used to believe in like that, like Gucci belt type of like designer shit. 0.98

01:13:56 And like, uh, blacks don't realize that that's a whole like Zionist trick to think that wealth 0.99

01:14:00 is buying, you know, uh, a car or like a diamond thing.

01:14:05 And like, that's not wealth.

01:14:06 That's all just a trick to keep you a slave forever.

01:14:08 Real wealth is actually owning land.

01:14:11 It's having something that they can't take away.

01:14:12 It's something that that's what has real value.

01:14:14 Something that can, that can produce something.

01:14:16 You know, if you buy a farm, now you can make your own food.

01:14:20 You are, you're investing your money to make even more. 0.67

01:14:22 There's no one investment buying designer clothes and any of this garbage. 0.98

01:14:26 That's all just a giant lie. 0.82

01:14:28 And it's, it's actually like really annoying.

01:14:30 I wouldn't even say sad.

01:14:31 It's just annoying to see so many people around me, like buy into this thing of just a flexing

01:14:36 on each other and trying to gain approval from people that don't care about them.

01:14:40 Like that's, that's the whole city lifestyle.

01:14:41 And then they say like, oh, you ran away.

01:14:44 Like what you just kind of just escaped the slave system.

01:14:47 These people are never going to be happy.

01:14:50 A hundred percent, dude.

01:14:51 And they get extra mad at you because you, your existence reveals their cowardice.

01:14:58 Yeah.

01:14:59 Are you like, you know what I'm saying?

01:15:00 Where they're like, they don't even want you around because you like, it's kind of like

01:15:03 if you quit drinking, because I used to drink a ton when I was out in Hollywood doing standup

01:15:09 and all that.

01:15:09 Oh, it's the minute you stop drinking. 1.00

01:15:12 It's like, they don't want you around because your sobriety reveals how stupid what they're 1.00

01:15:16 doing is. 1.00

01:15:17 It's like, you know, they start acting retarded and they're spending all their money on like 1.00

01:15:21 poison water. 0.52

01:15:22 And you're like, and you're not even judging them.

01:15:24 You're like, oh yeah, cool, man.

01:15:25 And they're like, why don't you have a drink?

01:15:27 And you're like, I just don't want to drink, man.

01:15:29 I just don't want to. 0.99

01:15:30 And they're like, oh, you think you're fucking burning me? 0.99

01:15:32 You know, it's the same with, uh, it's the same with the Gucci belt shit and the, and 1.00

01:15:36 the position you start getting in and you're so young and you're seeing it early, you could 0.98

01:15:41 define what the next thing is. 0.99

01:15:44 You know, it's like, if you're owning your own shit, that's what yay figured out. 0.99

01:15:49 It's like, you get to make the next thing. 0.99

01:15:52 Like you get to make, and then you get to make quality for your own people. 0.99

01:15:55 Cause I'm not against expensive shit. 0.98

01:15:57 Like I have a, like grand pianos I love, you know, or like tractors and shit like that. 0.99

01:16:02 You could produce music. 0.84

01:16:04 Like with a tractor, you could produce crops.

01:16:05 Like there's nothing that can be made from the, from designer.

01:16:10 Exactly.

01:16:11 And it doesn't, it doesn't make the belt any better, but imagine if you're like really

01:16:15 into clothing and it's like, okay, this is like really good leather that you're not

01:16:21 going to get anywhere out. 0.99

01:16:22 But that's not what the designer shit is. 0.99

01:16:24 It's like, here's a brand and you brand cattle. 0.99

01:16:27 Right. 1.00

01:16:28 Farmers know shit. 1.00

01:16:29 Like the, the J's are like making fun of people constantly, like branded is like you 1.00

01:16:34 burn it into a cow, you know?

01:16:37 And so they're like, Oh, the brand.

01:16:39 Yeah.

01:16:40 All it is, is just a little, um, it's like a little symbol where they call it a, uh, a

01:16:45 rune, you know, like it's like a little magic rune that they put on and it gives you like

01:16:50 a little emotional reaction, but it's, it doesn't change the quality of it, you know?

01:16:55 And so, yeah, that's how people are enslaved and they spend all their money on that instead 0.91

01:16:58 of their kids.

01:16:59 They're like, Oh, I can't possibly have kids.

01:17:01 I can't afford it.

01:17:01 I'm like, you have three Porsches, like sell those and you can pay for your kid forever,

01:17:08 like a thousand times.

01:17:10 And, and by the way, investing in your family, like your kid will take care of you.

01:17:14 Your kid will work for you. 0.99

01:17:15 You know, it's fucking, it's all backwards, man, but you're seeing it, which is great. 1.00

01:17:20 It's good. 0.99

01:17:20 That's all I'm doing.

01:17:22 All my money right now is just going into, uh, I'm working with my, my family on real

01:17:25 estate.

01:17:26 Like that's just all I want.

01:17:27 Oh yeah, there it is.

01:17:28 Yeah.

01:17:28 You're going to be the owner.

01:17:29 I want to have actual resources.

01:17:31 Um, I was going to ask you about, um, I was going to ask you about, um, yeah, that,

01:17:38 that's, that's, that's all it is.

01:17:39 What were you doing at 25 then?

01:17:41 You keep saying like, I'm young to, to have realized this.

01:17:43 Like, what do you think holds people back from realizing this younger?

01:17:46 And what were you doing at this age?

01:17:48 At 25, I was on the show punked.

01:17:50 You ever see punked?

01:17:52 No, I haven't seen that.

01:17:53 That's hilarious.

01:17:55 So there's this big MTV show with Ashton Kutcher where they would like do like hidden cameras 1.00

01:18:00 on celebrities and make them look stupid. 0.99

01:18:02 Like, do you ever see any of those clips where it's like, Oh, you've been punked. 1.00

01:18:06 It was like Justin Timberlake and all those guys.

01:18:08 Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:18:09 The very 2000 show.

01:18:10 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:18:11 Yeah. 1.00

01:18:11 So I was one of the actors on that that would make celebrities look stupid. 0.92

01:18:15 And I was doing that and doing standup and like my whole thing was just winning at their 0.99

01:18:21 game.

01:18:22 Like I wasn't like evil.

01:18:24 Like I never was like, well, I want to humiliate women or like, I want to hurt people or I want 0.99

01:18:29 to like, you know, none of that.

01:18:30 I was just like, I want to rack up like points in this game.

01:18:34 Like I want more money or I want like, like beautiful women to like me. 1.00

01:18:39 I want status at the, at the comedy club.

01:18:43 Like it was like that.

01:18:45 And so, and I worked really hard on my craft.

01:18:47 Like I always worked hard on my craft, which is, you know, standup and music. 0.99

01:18:50 And, and I was making my own shit. 0.98

01:18:52 You know, I was, I've always been a producer. 0.98

01:18:54 Like I was, I was like making my own sketches and that's where Adam Sandler saw me. 0.99

01:18:58 Cause I would actually make my own shit. 0.97

01:19:00 He put me in the house bunny and he put me in all these movies, but I'd ever audition. 0.99

01:19:05 He just would see what I was creating, you know?

01:19:07 And so, but I wasn't even close to seeing what you're seeing about usury and, and like 0.97

01:19:14 the fake nature of like the rat race and all that.

01:19:17 Like it's called a rat race for a reason. 0.99

01:19:18 They're fucking, you accept that you're a rat, you know, it's like, and so then when 0.99

01:19:23 you see how, when you start like living for something that isn't like money or status, 1.00

01:19:28 you get a different God, you know, like money mammon, that is like a God to these people.

01:19:34 Like they would literally kill for it.

01:19:36 They would sell out. 0.90

01:19:37 They'd kill their first born baby in the womb for like shoes, you know?

01:19:42 And so like, it really is the nature of metaphysical, like worship where it's like, they worship

01:19:47 the physical.

01:19:49 And so dude, it goes pretty bad for a lot of these people, man.

01:19:52 It's like, when you think you're an idol, you know, you hit 50 and you're like, people

01:19:58 aren't looking at you the same way. 1.00

01:19:59 So you get on like steroids and you like put a pump in your dick and you're like stunting. 1.00

01:20:04 It's just like, you don't have real love in your life, you know? 0.99

01:20:08 And I saw that with like people on that trajectory.

01:20:11 And so it's all about serving a higher purpose.

01:20:13 And like your real legacy is your family, you know?

01:20:16 I like how you, uh, you establish like people that, that believe in God are only people capable

01:20:23 of production and creation.

01:20:25 You notice that the sayiness and the evil people of the world, literally, if they worship things 0.99

01:20:30 that are false, if they worship false idols, they are literally incapable of creation.

01:20:34 Their only way of gaining wealth is by extracting.

01:20:37 They take away from other people.

01:20:39 They, they take away, they take away, they eat at your soul.

01:20:42 They try to, to grab and leech and take everything from you.

01:20:45 And so I, and also I never thought about the way you're saying when you kind of escape that

01:20:51 rat race and you're on the outside that you start being able to notice how you you're able

01:20:54 to move culture and how you're able to, you'll say something and it catches on.

01:20:58 I have noticed that, but when did you pick up on that?

01:21:02 And I, yay is definitely somebody who's like that word.

01:21:04 Like two years ago, he'll say that I'm going to go Defcon three.

01:21:07 And then a year and a half later, everyone's talking about Zionism, you know, or he'll say

01:21:12 slavery was a choice and you get everyone thinks he's crazy.

01:21:14 And then years later, people are like, actually, yeah, slavery was a choice.

01:21:17 What have, what have you said that has, um, picked at the zeitgeist and how have you noticed

01:21:23 that getting out of that can change the way that, uh, that pop culture thinks?

01:21:29 Oh yeah.

01:21:29 Like just take the last two weeks. 1.00

01:21:31 Like look at the word Pajit and mocking Hindu shit. 1.00

01:21:36 There you go. 1.00

01:21:36 Like I did that.

01:21:37 Don't get me wrong.

01:21:38 There's been an underbelly of that for a while, especially with like Pakistanis and some of 1.00

01:21:42 these people that like, I didn't make up the word Pajit, but it just blew up.

01:21:46 And that was literally just me typing away.

01:21:48 And it was because the reason that dudes like us can actually start like moving the

01:21:54 ship is because everyone else is motivated by the same thing.

01:21:58 So like, let's say you're looking at like a fractal, like a snowflake.

01:22:01 It just keeps fractaling out.

01:22:03 So if they're all like, if I say this, I get this coin.

01:22:06 If I say this, I get a, the master hits me with a stick, you know, carrots and sticks.

01:22:11 And so they're always going to be doing the same thing.

01:22:14 And then you got someone that isn't in that paradigm and they're like, yeah, this Pajit 1.00

01:22:19 is like eating shit. 0.99

01:22:20 And everyone's like, because you're like not in that world, you know, and I was doing 1.00

01:22:25 this shit for like years about this stuff, like Helen Keller, you know, like I was the 0.77

01:22:30 first one to break that, like Helen, I was a Helen Keller denier where it's like Helen 0.99

01:22:33 Keller's fake or like the Stephen Hawking thing.

01:22:37 Like, did you see how people are now calling that out or like nuclear bombs being fake?

01:22:41 Like that tweet I did at like 30 million views and everyone's fighting about it.

01:22:44 But it's so obviously true.

01:22:47 Like those are models. 0.93

01:22:49 Like there's like, they're showing these nuclear blasts and they're literally claymation models.

01:22:53 And so like, it's not cool.

01:22:56 Like even the right wing and the left wing, like they all agree that at any point a man

01:23:00 can hit a button and destroy God's creation.

01:23:02 And me and you know, that is impossible.

01:23:05 You know, man isn't above God.

01:23:06 So it's like, that doesn't sound right.

01:23:09 And then you start looking into it.

01:23:11 Hiroshima and Nagasaki weren't even in the top 10 destroyed cities in Japan.

01:23:15 They're a firebomb.

01:23:16 There's no residual radiation.

01:23:18 There's no evidence at all that, that like man can set up a bomb and everyone's poisoned

01:23:22 forever.

01:23:23 Like that's classic idol worship narcissism where it's like, oh, if you, uh, he has his hand

01:23:29 on the button to destroy God's creation.

01:23:31 I'm like, I can just spot that, that that's a lie.

01:23:34 And so I can just start like being like, okay, that assumption is based in like a satanic

01:23:38 worldview.

01:23:39 So I'm going to start picking it apart.

01:23:41 And then most people are pretty good people.

01:23:44 They're just like in a trance or like in dad or tired, you know?

01:23:48 So it's like, you just start looking at it.

01:23:50 Like when you look at Stephen Hawking being translated by a guy and I point out that it 0.50

01:23:55 looks like Chewbacca and fucking Han Solo where it's like, and the guy's like, he got into 0.92

01:24:01 physics when he was five years old and he's like, and he says, God doesn't exist. 0.99

01:24:07 It's all just a lie.

01:24:08 He's like, and so I'm like, that's obviously fake.

01:24:12 And then that ripples out.

01:24:14 And so that's how you Vanguard because it's like, yeah, I mean, you get like my streams

01:24:19 get between 80,000 and 250,000 a day.

01:24:23 So it's not like I'm even that big, but the people watching are influential and they're

01:24:29 like real people. 0.97

01:24:30 So like you could have a stream that gets 20 million a day, but everyone's fucking 1.00

01:24:35 retarded. 1.00

01:24:35 So they're just like, you know, so the numbers really aren't where it's at.

01:24:40 It's more about like who you're influencing quality.

01:24:42 Yeah, yeah, exactly.

01:24:44 I noticed that to be a top level streamer and this is how they kind of keep you in that

01:24:48 trap when you get addicted to the lot, to the numbers and everything, because if you 0.97

01:24:51 want to be a top level streamer, you just have to act like a retard for retarded people. 1.00

01:24:55 It's the dumbest content. 1.00

01:24:57 It's the dumbest people do it. 1.00

01:25:00 Like you just need to scream at them constantly. 1.00

01:25:02 You need to twerk with like, and like poop only fans. 1.00

01:25:05 Like it's just stupid. 1.00

01:25:07 It's genuinely fucking stupid. 1.00

01:25:08 And if you do that, if you scream and like you twerk every five seconds, you'll get all 1.00

01:25:13 the viewers, but you're not changing anything.

01:25:16 You're just like a loud little, it's like a scroll.

01:25:19 It's just, just like filler.

01:25:20 It's just noise.

01:25:21 It's like someone watching Play-Doh and then they move on with their life and then they

01:25:25 scroll to the next thing, but to actually influence and you need to have more difficult

01:25:29 conversations and you need to, it takes a different level of thought process.

01:25:34 So I recommend people watching, like, don't get addicted to that, to that sort of, to the

01:25:40 numbers, because that is not a good measurement of success and of impact.

01:25:44 More importantly, dude, and those cortisol dopamine junkies, they'd be just as happy

01:25:48 to see you die on camera, but they don't love you.

01:25:51 They don't at all.

01:25:52 They actually do want to see that.

01:25:53 Like if you ask those people, like Chad, would you like to see me die? 0.85

01:25:56 They'll all spam W like they want to see you get robbed. 0.96

01:25:58 Yeah. 0.99

01:25:59 They're literally like jerking off. 0.99

01:26:00 They're like, Oh yeah, dude. 0.99

01:26:02 It's like those guys.

01:26:03 Okay. 0.98

01:26:03 So my audience, when I was kicked off shit, they started sending me letters. 0.97

01:26:07 Like, bro, this is from, this is from the last seven days. 0.98

01:26:12 Okay.

01:26:13 That's seven days.

01:26:13 So people will handwrite letters with really meaningful things and I'll read them on my

01:26:19 stream and it's like really beautiful.

01:26:22 Like they'll make paintings like, and you don't get that from the dopamine, like the

01:26:27 masses, the quote unquote masses.

01:26:29 And I'm not, I don't like to dehumanize people and call them masses because it's all a choice.

01:26:33 Anyone can get out of that.

01:26:35 You know what I mean?

01:26:35 It's, I don't like to say that they're like bad people, but if you're in that dopamine

01:26:39 world, like you're just very low vibrate, it's like very low frequency.

01:26:45 Like you can't get those guys together and like build something.

01:26:47 They're just like, I want to see it squirt.

01:26:51 And you're like, and there's just like millions of them, but they're like, can I see it squirt?

01:26:57 And I'm like, uh, this isn't what I do, man.

01:27:01 It's like, you know, like I'm a classical piano player.

01:27:05 Like, I'm not just going to sit around and be like poopy mix squirt, you know? 1.00

01:27:09 And so when you like try and rise, like raise that bar, you're going to attract better people

01:27:16 and you're going to get like the noise you start kicking out, you know, it's like, like

01:27:20 my telegram chat is so like pruned and manicured.

01:27:23 Like there's no noise. 1.00

01:27:25 Like no one's in there like, Oh, motherfucker band for life. 1.00

01:27:28 And they're like, Oh, you can't handle it. 1.00

01:27:29 The poopy band for life. 1.00

01:27:31 Here's a picture of me taking a shit band for life. 0.99

01:27:33 And now you have a garden, you have a manicured garden that just scrolling with like really 0.97

01:27:38 interesting things and your whole world, you know, it's like a symphony where you have

01:27:42 a, like my kids are violin players.

01:27:44 And like, you know, I played classical my whole life and it's like, imagine you're, you're

01:27:49 playing Beethoven, you know, you're like, and someone's just like, poop, poop, squirt.

01:27:57 And you're like, that just ruined it, man.

01:27:59 Like it's about harmony, you know?

01:28:02 And so when you look at something like the Quran or like Sharia law, there's so much harmony

01:28:06 in that.

01:28:07 When you're like, this is the law around marriage, this is the law around banking.

01:28:11 This is the law. 0.99

01:28:12 And that's why, have you seen Farrakhan play the fucking violin? 1.00

01:28:15 It's insane. 0.99

01:28:16 I didn't know he could play the violin.

01:28:18 Oh my God.

01:28:20 Farrakhan.

01:28:21 And I'm not, I don't know anything about him.

01:28:22 Like I, I don't, I I'm sure he's up to something.

01:28:25 I have no idea.

01:28:26 I'm not like backing the guy, but it's like, when you watch Farrakhan play the violin,

01:28:30 you're like, that is a guy with a very ordered mind, you know?

01:28:33 And I think a lot of Muslims are like that.

01:28:36 Like you can see them order their life very, like with a lot of symmetry and that's where

01:28:43 wealth starts creating because it's like, everything's working.

01:28:46 And like your win is my win.

01:28:48 I love percentages.

01:28:49 Like I have no debt, no outside funding, nothing.

01:28:52 It's like, I'll give you 50%.

01:28:54 If I win, you win, you know, I make a dollar, you get 50 cents.

01:28:58 I make a million, you get a half a million bucks.

01:29:00 Let's go.

01:29:01 That's how like everyone wins when you do that.

01:29:04 And so everyone's motivated for like giving people percentages is like very motivating. 0.99

01:29:10 And it all, and it weeds out like the scumbags, you know, 0.91

01:29:13 that's the best way to, to build like with affiliates, things like that. 0.97

01:29:16 I want to ask you, I used to, before COVID, I was doing standup comedy for about six months,

01:29:21 something like that.

01:29:22 I was like doing the New York club thing and then I have a five minute setup.

01:29:25 I think it was pretty good.

01:29:27 I performed like I did my five minute set at the ice house.

01:29:29 I was like addicted to standup comedy for a while and then streaming kind of replaced that.

01:29:33 How do you recommend somebody get into, it's a standup?

01:29:38 I mean, you just got to do it, bro.

01:29:40 It's like, that's the only way to learn it.

01:29:41 I mean, I was a heckler to Renaissance fair when I was in high school.

01:29:44 Like people threw tomatoes at my face. 1.00

01:29:47 I'd be like, Hey, tugboat, you fat bastard. 1.00

01:29:49 And he'd be like, what? 1.00

01:29:50 Say what?

01:29:51 And he'd just throw tomatoes at me.

01:29:52 I'm like, you're skinny. 1.00

01:29:54 Your mom wants to fuck me. 1.00

01:29:55 Right. 1.00

01:29:55 And then they'd pay money to throw tomatoes at me. 0.91

01:29:58 And so I got really, really used to like that zone, you know, of like being quick and all

01:30:04 that.

01:30:04 And then from music and all that stuff, my first set I ever did, I was 18.

01:30:09 I opened for Kevin Hart in college before anyone knew who he was.

01:30:13 I like just, and I started from there and I just kept going.

01:30:17 And like, for me, it's like such second nature that like, I'm not good at teaching it.

01:30:21 Cause that's like, I can't imagine not doing it. 0.97

01:30:25 You know, like, I'm just like, just fucking do it. 0.89

01:30:27 Just get up there and make them laugh. 0.99

01:30:29 And, and then they give you money.

01:30:31 Like, I don't even know how to not do it.

01:30:33 You know what I mean?

01:30:34 Cause it's been so long, but like, if I was going to recommend people do it, it's like,

01:30:38 make your own show.

01:30:40 So it's like good people there.

01:30:41 And if you make them laugh, like, okay, I got you.

01:30:45 I got good advice.

01:30:46 So it's like, figure out the people you relate to and try and make them laugh.

01:30:52 And the more you can serve them and make them laugh, the harder you'll try to do that job

01:30:57 properly, uh, the better you'll get at standup.

01:31:00 And they'll like, love you along the way too.

01:31:02 Like where if you fail, it's not a big deal.

01:31:04 Everybody fails.

01:31:05 It's like, don't be afraid of failure is another one. 0.99

01:31:08 Let it, let it hang bomb.

01:31:10 You know, I, I did a podcast for years called why didn't they laugh where I'd take sets and 0.85

01:31:16 I'd show when I'd bomb and I'd analyze why it didn't work.

01:31:19 And I like loved it.

01:31:21 You know, a lot of people want that like pump all the time.

01:31:24 Like, Oh, if they don't laugh, it'll be so bad for me.

01:31:27 I'm like, that's where all the gravy is, man.

01:31:29 It's when they don't laugh.

01:31:30 Like why?

01:31:31 And then you figure that out and you just go back to crushing, you know?

01:31:34 Uh, people are in the chat are asking a lot about, um, Andrew Schultz.

01:31:38 Uh, Oh yeah.

01:31:42 Like for example, that's another one.

01:31:43 Like my, the deeper tighter bit.

01:31:45 Like I did that.

01:31:46 Oh, he stole that for me too.

01:31:48 Yeah.

01:31:49 Word for word.

01:31:50 Like literally word for word.

01:31:51 And the, the only thing that I, and I'm not even going to say he stole, it could have

01:31:55 been a writer.

01:31:55 I don't know what happened, but like the thing that bothers me about it is that my YouTube

01:32:00 got deleted.

01:32:01 So no one could see it.

01:32:03 It's like, it's kind of like if a guy hits on a girl, like he's got a girlfriend and he

01:32:08 tries to like bang her sister and she says, no. 0.99

01:32:10 So she taught, he tells everyone she's a slut to like ruin her name. 1.00

01:32:14 I'm like, you guys stole all my shit. 1.00

01:32:17 And then you deleted my ability to show you that I did it. 1.00

01:32:20 And now you're saying I'm crazy from a pot brownie.

01:32:23 Like that's what motivates me to hit back.

01:32:26 It's not because I want the, the, the money or the love or anything.

01:32:30 It's like, you're going to silence people from seeing what actually happened.

01:32:36 Now I'm going to call you out.

01:32:38 So yeah, that's, that's one of the many people that, you know, would just take a premise

01:32:43 or a bit word for word, blow it up, get millions of views, you know, and then pretend I didn't

01:32:49 do it and that I'm crazy.

01:32:50 You know, it's like, all right.

01:32:52 Do you think that they would ever talk to you publicly?

01:32:54 Do you think that you could, would ever go on the Andrew Schultz podcast?

01:32:57 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:32:58 They're terrified.

01:33:00 You think Joe Rogan would ever have you back on?

01:33:02 No, no, no.

01:33:04 I mean, I don't know.

01:33:04 I don't know.

01:33:05 Andrew Schultz.

01:33:07 Dude, some of these people might have no idea.

01:33:10 Like, imagine if you have writers and they're like, yo, I got this great bit for you and

01:33:14 you just do it. 0.98

01:33:15 And then years later, a guy is like, that's my fucking bit. 0.98

01:33:19 That's why I try to not say Andrew Schultz is a thief because I'm like, I don't know what 0.99

01:33:25 happened.

01:33:26 And sometimes I believe in like synchronicities and stuff.

01:33:28 I'm like, I don't know.

01:33:31 Like, did he tap into the same thing that I did?

01:33:34 But the thing that I think about is like, they pretend that I'm crazy and that I didn't

01:33:41 do it first.

01:33:42 And so if I was to do his podcast, also, I like, I think abortion's murder. 0.93

01:33:46 I think sodomy's gross. 1.00

01:33:47 So it's like, those type of guys don't want me around because like when they're doing their 1.00

01:33:53 funny jokes about banging fucking ladyboys in Thailand, like I don't laugh. 1.00

01:33:58 Like, I'm just like, it's not like I'm like calling the police on them, but I'm just like, 1.00

01:34:01 and then they're like, ah, yeah, I should fear when he fucked that like trafficked human 1.00

01:34:07 sex object in the ass. 1.00

01:34:09 And I just be like, and so they don't like me around because my lack of laughter, laughter 1.00

01:34:17 is a form of consent, right?

01:34:19 Like last Rogan, I did, I did Rogan three times.

01:34:21 It was him and Metzger and they were like going on and on about abortion, like how great 0.52

01:34:26 it is.

01:34:27 And I wasn't even saying anything.

01:34:28 I was just like this and I could tell I was making them super uncomfortable and they're

01:34:33 just like, yeah, yeah. 0.97

01:34:35 So I take a baby, I fucking smash the baby and I'm just like, and I was just like, I 0.99

01:34:39 was like, okay, I'm just going to be quiet. 0.99

01:34:40 Like I didn't even say anything.

01:34:41 And that quiet was so like jarring to them.

01:34:45 And their whole audience was like Joe Rogan's eye.

01:34:48 It got like mostly thumbs downs and they're like, why'd you play on like that?

01:34:51 Like, why don't you let him talk? 0.99

01:34:53 Like, why are you guys so fucking crazy? 0.97

01:34:54 Like was Metzger on meth, you know, his whole audience turned on him and, and like now 0.98

01:35:00 all that evidence is destroyed.

01:35:01 Cause he took down all my episodes and he said it was Spotify, you know, and so it's like

01:35:07 episodes specifically.

01:35:08 Cause a lot of them are still up.

01:35:10 Uh, no, my app, all three episodes I did with Joe Rogan are off YouTube, off Spotify,

01:35:15 off iTunes.

01:35:17 I had seen a lot of those.

01:35:18 That's surprising.

01:35:19 I, I did notice that about the LA podcast circle, like when they were talking about

01:35:24 like drugging each other and like, I saw, I remember Ari Shafir was talking about like

01:35:28 giving, um, Molly to one of his friends, like who had kids around, yeah, that, that was like

01:35:34 what?

01:35:34 And they're all like kind of laughing about it.

01:35:36 I'm like, this is like terrible behavior and laughing is kind of an, is enabling it.

01:35:40 Like that is like, oh, this is okay.

01:35:42 Like that's not something to laugh.

01:35:44 Like I get, if you did it, I like, if you did it in a hypothetical, but you actually

01:35:50 did it.

01:35:50 Like you're, you're talking about committing a crime and then you're joking about, but

01:35:54 it's not, it's not like it's a, it's some, you actually did this thing or like when you 0.84

01:35:58 talk about them fucking the, the lady boy Thailand, like this is not a setup for anything. 0.97

01:36:03 This actually happened that that's not, no, they're just admitting to international sex 0.99

01:36:08 crimes.

01:36:08 Yeah.

01:36:08 And so it's like, it's one thing if it's like an embarrassing thing where it's like, oh,

01:36:13 he pissed his pants or like, blah, blah, blah.

01:36:15 Like I'm, I'm a dude. 0.98

01:36:16 Like I can laugh along with like funny shit, but if someone's like, yeah, man, I, I, I pulled 0.97

01:36:21 one over on Bert. 0.99

01:36:22 I like drugged him and raped him, you know? 0.99

01:36:24 And you're like, what? 1.00

01:36:26 Yeah. 0.93

01:36:27 That's not fucking funny, dude. 0.94

01:36:28 No. 0.97

01:36:29 You know?

01:36:31 Yeah.

01:36:31 That's why I can't listen to a lot of these, these, these podcasts and why I still love

01:36:34 the Joe Rogan podcast, but like, I mean, a lot of, uh, a lot of things.

01:36:38 It's a day walker. 0.96

01:36:38 I don't want to sound like I'm being a dick. 0.87

01:36:40 Cause like Rogan did help me see through some lies. 0.94

01:36:44 He did.

01:36:44 Rogan.

01:36:45 Yeah.

01:36:46 Me too.

01:36:46 Rogan has elements of his personality that I find commendable.

01:36:51 Um, Rogan, isn't just like a bad guy and I don't know any secrets about him that he's

01:36:57 like committed horrible felonies or anything.

01:37:00 I don't think he is.

01:37:01 He doesn't strike me as like a Epstein Island guy.

01:37:03 No, he has a protective element to it. 0.91

01:37:05 He's like, he's not like one of those creepy, nerdy, rapey guys. 0.82

01:37:10 He's just like a sellout. 0.97

01:37:12 Like in my opinion, he's a sellout.

01:37:13 And he kind of like, he did kind of some dirt on me where he was just like trying to

01:37:18 make it seem like I was something I wasn't.

01:37:20 And he like, I don't know. 0.99

01:37:22 You know, that's why I talk some shit because he, he talks some shit about me like as recently 0.99

01:37:26 as six months ago. 0.99

01:37:27 So it's like, like he uses me as an example of someone who ate a pop brownie and ruined

01:37:31 his life.

01:37:32 When in reality, yeah, and so it's like, okay, well, I'm not going to like go at his 0.83

01:37:39 business or do anything sneaky or fucking, you know, do anything criminal, but I'm going 0.94

01:37:45 to make fun of him. 1.00

01:37:46 I'm going to like make fun of him for being short and like kind of like a pussy, you know, 1.00

01:37:50 I mean, he's tough, but it's like, he wears like bedazzled jeans and shit. 0.99

01:37:53 So it's like, you know, but I'm like, there's a lot of elements of them that, that are good. 0.98

01:37:59 Like, I want to like the guy.

01:38:01 Here's the thing about Rogan is like, I would love if he had remained that patriarch of comedy

01:38:06 where he used to like call out joke thieves.

01:38:09 And he was like the guy, almost like the mafia Don were like, you got something was done bad

01:38:15 to you.

01:38:15 You went to Rogan and he like helps and he's done that.

01:38:17 He's done that for me. 0.99

01:38:18 So it's like, I just want more of that, you know, but I, if he's going to talk shit, 0.99

01:38:25 I'm going to make fun of him and I'm more effective at it. 0.98

01:38:28 I'm really curious to see when these guys start to actually talk about Israel and actually

01:38:33 talk about Zionism.

01:38:34 It seems like that's the, there's something under the rug that they're, they keep trying

01:38:38 to push away.

01:38:39 But the more they keep doing that, I swear, like the more the audience is going to be

01:38:42 extremely interested to hear about it.

01:38:44 And it seems like they are actively avoiding this topic.

01:38:47 I can't be the only one who notices that.

01:38:49 Oh yeah, dude.

01:38:50 I mean, Israel is right now committing a genocide, genocide.

01:38:54 Yeah.

01:38:55 And they're like, yeah, but, but October 7th, it's like those, those paragliding enthusiasts 0.65

01:39:00 that did 40 unborn baby rape beheadings. 0.99

01:39:03 I'm like, you guys sound crazy. 0.98

01:39:06 And dude, more and more people can see it. 0.77

01:39:08 It's like, okay.

01:39:09 So the iron dome that America spent like a zillion dollars on was penetrated by a guy 1.00

01:39:15 and a fucking paraglider. 1.00

01:39:16 And then they beheaded unborn babies, according to Ben Shapiro. 1.00

01:39:21 Like, is that the story?

01:39:22 Like if I was a detective, I'd be like, uh, okay, get in the box.

01:39:27 Do you need a lawyer?

01:39:28 Like, like, they're just like, the lies are so naked where you're like, okay, so that justifies 0.73

01:39:35 you bombing like a civilian hot. 0.98

01:39:38 Oh, but it's filled with terror. 1.00

01:39:41 It's a fucking hospital, dude. 0.99

01:39:42 It goes against like the Geneva Accords, you know, and, and I'm called this racist and I'm 1.00

01:39:47 like, stop killing all these Brown people. 0.99

01:39:49 You know, it's like when I'm defending the Brown people, like you're fucking up, you know 1.00

01:39:55 what I mean? 0.99

01:39:55 Like, I'm like, dude, you're genesis.

01:39:58 Like, and I think a lot of the Palestinian people are superior morally. 1.00

01:40:02 And I was trying to explain this to people. 0.97

01:40:03 I'm like, the empire has a right to kill, um, to kill pirates. 0.91

01:40:09 So like, let's say you're, uh, shipping cargo and a bunch of pirates trying like with greed, 0.99

01:40:14 try and take it, or they want your position as the King, you get to kill them. 0.97

01:40:18 But if they're not doing that and they're morally superior to you, if you kill them, you're actually 0.98

01:40:25 like threatening your own position.

01:40:27 And so that issue in Yemen is so fascinating because like Yemen, like, like their act of 1.00

01:40:34 quote unquote terror and piracy was morally superior to the empire.

01:40:39 And so when that happens, you can really see a fall of an empire and it's deserved.

01:40:43 It's like the mandate of heaven is when you like have the more moral superiority to like 0.97

01:40:48 rule the seas and people talk a lot of shit about America, but America is pretty sweet. 0.97

01:40:53 And we really have had a lot of morality compared to other areas. 0.99

01:40:57 But when you're looking at Yemen, their reaction to the Israeli Gaza genocide, they were morally 0.66

01:41:04 superior to us, which resonates out.

01:41:07 Like, I think in a very, uh, spiritual level where the American Israeli empire is very

01:41:13 threatened right now because the pirates are morally superior to the captains, which

01:41:20 is like, okay, how long is that going to last?

01:41:22 Check out history.

01:41:23 You know?

01:41:24 Yeah.

01:41:24 It's very funny when you see like the guy that's supposed to be a white supremacist start

01:41:27 defending the terrorists.

01:41:29 That's when, that's when you actually know things have flipped and that things are.

01:41:33 Oh yeah.

01:41:34 I've never once wanted to harm anyone for their race ever in my life.

01:41:38 I just believe in self-determination, you know, where it's like, like when you see people

01:41:43 busing people into a community to like break it up and make it like, cause that's a Zionist 0.98

01:41:48 agenda where you take a, a foreign group, many times Pajit's and you send them in. 0.99

01:41:55 So like, now there's all this chaos in a community.

01:41:57 So no one can like have local government, you know, everyone's afraid, you know, people

01:42:03 can't come together.

01:42:04 And that's what you do.

01:42:05 It's like, kind of like a plowing a field before you replant it.

01:42:08 And they do that intentionally.

01:42:10 So like when I sound racist, it's because I'm like, no, no, like people shouldn't be

01:42:15 bused in to like break up a community, but another race is not inferior because of their

01:42:21 race.

01:42:21 Like I've never believed that in my entire life.

01:42:23 I just make fun of everybody.

01:42:25 Which we need more of.

01:42:27 We need more of.

01:42:28 Hey, Owen, I would love to, I would love to do this again in the future.

01:42:31 I actually, I had this idea a long time ago that I think it'd be fun to do like a live

01:42:36 IRL stream at the farm, but you have no, you had no idea who I was.

01:42:39 And there's no way you would let like a stranger with the camera on your farm.

01:42:42 If you're interested in that, we could talk about that.

01:42:44 Like at a later time, I also got a farm in Missouri.

01:42:47 I mean, I don't know where you live, but like, uh, I would fly out.

01:42:51 I live in Miami.

01:42:52 Oh, you live in Miami.

01:42:53 Do we do a festival?

01:42:55 Uh, do you should come to our festival, man?

01:42:57 When is it?

01:42:58 Liberty?

01:42:58 We do the Baratari festival.

01:43:00 So we crowdfunded land.

01:43:02 Dude, you're going to love this.

01:43:03 So we crowdfunded land, uh, and bought land without debt.

01:43:08 And now we have festivals on that land right in the exact center of America, like in Missouri.

01:43:13 And so we have cows on it. 0.99

01:43:15 You know, donors have first access to beef. 0.97

01:43:18 We have like, it's like a legit farm. 0.95

01:43:21 And so if you want to come out there and fucking, uh, do a video, that'd be a blast. 0.92

01:43:26 Yeah. 0.98

01:43:26 That'd be great.

01:43:26 Wait, comedians come out there and perform.

01:43:29 Well, I taped my last special there.

01:43:31 My, my special is pinned on my Twitter.

01:43:32 Do you watch it?

01:43:33 It's called Noble Savage.

01:43:34 I haven't seen it yet.

01:43:35 I didn't even, that'd be good.

01:43:36 Oh, you got to check it out.

01:43:37 It's owenbenjamin.com.

01:43:39 It's also rumble.com slash owenbenjamin.

01:43:41 But check out that special.

01:43:43 It's Netflix quality.

01:43:44 We shot it on our own land that we crowdfunded.

01:43:48 Cause I was banned from all theaters and clubs.

01:43:49 So I'm like, okay.

01:43:51 So we, and then when COVID happened, no one was allowed to have get together.

01:43:54 So I'm like, well, we can in the private.

01:43:56 I started learning about jurisdictions.

01:43:58 So it was like donate 400 bucks.

01:44:01 Uh, you get a ticket to the festival, a thousand, two tickets to the festival.

01:44:04 And you get like, you know, tickets to the dinner, 10,000.

01:44:08 I'll let you throw 33 tomatoes in my face. 1.00

01:44:10 Right.

01:44:11 So we crowdfunded this money, bought land through a festival, you know, and now those people

01:44:17 have access to having weddings there.

01:44:19 Like a donor can have a wedding on the land that they donated to.

01:44:22 So everybody benefits.

01:44:23 So like someone donates 400 bucks.

01:44:25 They ask us, can we have a wedding there?

01:44:27 Absolutely.

01:44:27 They save all that money.

01:44:29 It goes back in the community.

01:44:30 So anyway, Labor Day weekend, we're doing it again.

01:44:34 Baratari at campgrounds.com.

01:44:36 And if you want to come out, dude, that'd be a blast.

01:44:38 Cause our morality lines up.

01:44:41 So, uh, so like, here's somebody that like, I would invite to that.

01:44:44 Yeah.

01:44:45 When is it?

01:44:45 Is it soon?

01:44:47 Labor Day weekend.

01:44:48 So it's not for a while, but those guys, you know, we have a huge community in Missouri.

01:44:52 Um, and, and I'm sure those guys would hang out with you if you went up there and weren't

01:44:57 about college.

01:44:57 I wouldn't want a hundred percent, uh, go out there.

01:44:59 I would love to have you on stream again.

01:45:01 I'm not going to lie.

01:45:02 Oh, and I'm like an hour over.

01:45:03 I have like, I'm supposed to talk to Wei Wu, a Chinese international student right now.

01:45:07 I'm way over time.

01:45:08 All right.

01:45:09 Yeah.

01:45:09 Do your thing, brother.

01:45:10 Thanks for having me.

01:45:11 I would love to do this again.

01:45:12 If you want to, like in the near future, I think this is a good conversation.

01:45:16 Um, if you want like, uh, no pressure, I would love to send you a Quran. 0.64

01:45:19 It seems like you're, you're like right on the, you're right on the cusp of becoming Muslim.

01:45:24 Well, I got some Koreans and like, uh, yeah. 0.90

01:45:28 And one of my best friends up here is a Muslim.

01:45:30 We talk a lot about that stuff.

01:45:32 And so I'm really, really, uh, encouraging of what message you're bringing to the people.

01:45:36 But, uh, for me, you know, uh, the religious or political world is, I don't know.

01:45:42 It's like a P it might be P I legitimately think I have a weird reaction.

01:45:45 To it, but I'm, uh, you know, maybe down the line, we'll talk about it, but I'm just,

01:45:49 I'm just comfortable just doing my thing right now.

01:45:52 A hundred percent, man.

01:45:53 I hope to talk to you soon.

01:45:54 I think this is good, man.

01:45:55 I really appreciate your time.

01:45:56 Thanks.

01:45:57 So, and Benjamin, uh, we can check you out on Twitter, rumble, your website, ownbenjamin.com.

01:46:01 Yeah.

01:46:02 Yeah.

01:46:02 And then rumble.com slash own, own Benjamin.

01:46:04 I do a stream every single day.

01:46:06 All right, man.

01:46:06 Thank you.

01:46:15 Bye.

01:46:16 Bye.

01:46:17 Bye.

01:46:18 Bye.

01:46:19 Bye.

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SNEAKO - January 20, 2024

SNEAKO Interviews Owen Benjamin

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