00:36:42.820If you look at the Biden administration, there's sort of against anybody depending on certain views.
00:36:46.260Trump tells time in an interview when asked about his supporters who believe anti-white racism now represents a greater problem than anti-black racism.
00:37:31.820There was like this group that used to say, you know, the alt-right represents 5 percent of Trump's base, and we will not vote for him if he doesn't talk about white people.
00:37:40.600He'll talk about black voters, Hispanic, unemployment, whatever.
00:37:44.440And so they were like conscientious objectors.
00:37:48.120And, well, suffice to say, he would never address white people.
00:37:51.980That was like the meme in 2020, it'd say, you know, it's the lowest black unemployment, lowest Asian unemployment, lowest Hispanic unemployment.
00:37:59.920That was based on the 2020 election, though, because his vote went up with minorities.
00:38:20.520Do you think everything he's saying is completely political, like him meeting with Ron DeSantis, and is it all just trying to...
00:38:26.520I mean, at this point, it's probably so important that they have to, you know, they have to win the election by any means.
00:38:32.260But why speak about white people right now?
00:38:33.880The anti-white thing is just kind of normalized now.
00:38:36.660Like, Tucker had a guy on a couple of weeks ago, he's called Jeremy Carroll, he's from the Claremont Institute.
00:38:42.760And he has a book on, like, you know, America's last taboo type thing, saying that anti-white racism is this big problem that can't be discussed.
00:38:50.160For all the Matt Walsh, Charlie Kerr, that's just a normal talking point now.
00:38:55.000I mean, you could mention that, like, seven, eight years ago.
00:38:57.400So, I don't know how much Trump has his finger on the pulse of, like, what's happening in the broader conservative movement, but that has kind of penetrated the mainstream at this point.
00:40:41.020Like, literally never brought it back up.
00:40:42.680And he did the same thing, put the National Guard on the border in 18, and then in 2019, the border was worse than it had been in 20 years.
00:40:50.160That's interesting, though, because it shows that he is conscious of, like, the way to win elections is to vastly be a fascist.
00:41:42.480I mean, I don't know how much you believe in this, but they solicited ballots from every registered voter in every state.
00:41:49.640And, you know, in states like Wisconsin, they changed the laws on indefinitely confined people where it was a free-for-all in terms of how people were voting.
00:41:58.740But if anything, if he lost any voters, it's because he didn't follow through on what he promised the base.
00:42:05.740He didn't follow through with the withdrawal from Iraq and Afghanistan, didn't build the whole border wall, didn't prosecute Hillary Clinton.
00:42:29.800They say that he's already re-committed because he said, I think, in 2022 when Trump announced that he's not coming back, and then he re-confirmed he's not coming back recently.
00:44:04.540He voted for Evan McMullin, who is a CIA agent in 2016, who was picked by Bill Kristol.
00:44:10.420Bill Kristol is like the number one neocon that pushed the Iraq war.
00:44:13.940He was hand-selected, and J.D. Vance voted for him.
00:44:17.700Never Trumpers said Trump is a racist, a nutjob, toxic, everything you can imagine back in 16.
00:44:24.480And now they want to tap him to be the vice president.
00:44:27.520The other interesting thing about Vance, though, is he's like super closely connected to Peter Thiel.
00:44:33.840If you know about Peter Thiel, he's one of the original PayPal mafia, Silicon Valley billionaire.
00:44:40.060He has lots of kind of shady connections.
00:44:41.960He's been kind of dipping his toe in the kind of dissident right, alt-right circles the last few years.
00:44:48.500You know, the scent of Thiel is around a lot of stuff Nick doesn't like in terms of the kind of subversion that enters into the dissident right.
00:44:56.220So if he did get in, that would basically, I don't know what you think, but that would basically be Peter Thiel running the president.
00:45:33.440Yeah, well, like a Peter Thiel type guy.
00:45:35.600Like, you just put a Silicon Valley type guy in charge and run America like a technocracy and get rid of the kind of illusion of democracy.
00:45:41.840Which, yeah, supposedly that's their whole thing is that they think they're going to, like, true to the government.
00:45:47.500How much do you guys agree with each other on politics?
00:45:52.180We have some substantial disagreements.
00:45:54.600No, but we're pretty, I mean, we're pretty closely aligned.
00:56:14.980And I even said this to her during A24 when, you know, we were together for that back in L.A.
00:56:21.360I don't want to repeat the whole conversation.
00:56:24.400Yeah, but she was like, I kind of told her, I'm like, it's kind of easy for you to be this crusader when you're making money from Daily Wire.
00:56:32.460I got canceled by Daily Wire when I was 18.
00:56:35.900You got a big contract with them to do a show and got paid by them until you weren't.
01:02:03.680You got to think, though, there was a lot of people, like, on the original Albright, a lot of people that came to nationalism, they started out being, like, anti-Iraq war, anti-Bush.
01:02:13.580And it was that kind of shit with, like, Michael Moore, like, anti-imperialism.
01:02:17.420And then they kind of just floated for a while.
01:02:20.720But then they ended up getting in on the anti-Zionism stuff.
01:02:23.600You know, the distant right type stuff.
01:02:25.040And I don't know, I know there's a lot of people that are writing it off saying they're all just, like, anti-white, third-worldist types.
01:02:37.640You know, I'm sure there's a lot of people in there.
01:02:39.240Some of them are, like, the spiteful mutant, anti-white type.
01:02:42.140But there's got to be a lot of people there that just have, you know, a vague kind of humanitarian concern that are going to see the system go, like, totally mask off to defend Jewish interests.
01:02:53.960Some of them will be sent down to Rabadol, not most of them.
01:02:56.140But there's got to be some of them that are...
01:02:57.600Yeah, there's got to be a lot of them that are going to start questioning this and then look more and then try to see who's been speaking about it for a while.
01:03:02.560You guys are kind of saying that it's not worth going there, engaging with these people.
01:03:05.460But I feel like because they're so radical right now and they're so anti-genocide by the hands of Israel, that they're...
01:03:14.320Like, you can get a lot of these, like, they, them, blue-haired people to become Groypers, I think, if they were...
01:03:19.840If you gave them a lending hand, said, come here.
01:03:22.860I think the ones that are lending up there would find that themselves.
01:03:26.540You know, like, I think there's so much stuff available with the internet now that if you're going to end up as a Groyper, you're going to have found that stuff.
01:04:02.640And then they're all, Literally, yeah, and they're going to fucking lynch me.
01:04:06.100You, you'd probably be accepted, maybe, because at least you're brown.
01:04:10.380It's, like, more plausible, and you're, like, with them, and you're Muslim, so...
01:04:14.980But even that, like, they say that they align so much with Muslims, like, these day-them people to put the LGBT flag.
01:04:19.820If they knew what, like, was happening in the Middle East, the people, like, they're, like, yeah, what they're doing, they're following the call to prayer, they're doing Muslim prayers.
01:04:26.440It's, like, yeah, Muslims, they, like, traditionally, you might get, like, put in a hole.
01:05:09.480And you also find that some of the anti, some of the pro-Palestine academics that have gotten promoted often tend to be Jews.
01:05:17.540So there's a guy, if you were to name the three most prominent pro-Palestine academics, it would be like Noam Chomsky, Jewish, Norman Finkelstein, Jewish, and Ilan Pape, Jewish.
01:05:28.660He wrote the ethnic cleansing of Palestine.
01:05:31.600And all of those guys do the thing of, like, Zionism is just an expression of American imperialism, right?
01:05:43.120You know, innocent poor Jews get the blame of Zionism, but really this is about American geostrategic interests in the Middle East, all this kind of thing.
01:05:51.560They never debate critics of that position, like Chomsky has pushed that out there for years.
01:05:56.480There are other academics that have pushed back against that and said, no, this is because of Israel.
01:07:30.940Yeah, they co-opt these movements and they steer them in a way that doesn't undermine Jewish power.
01:07:36.200Because there is like a Jewish critique of Zionism.
01:07:40.820Like even when Zionism was in its early formation, like there's always been this sort of broad division in Judaism.
01:07:47.900It's like the core Jews versus the Steppel Jews or like the, you know, the finance Jews versus the Zionist Jews of like what's the best kind of strategy for Jews.
01:07:58.380And this was like the debate they were having, you know, before Israel was founded.
01:08:02.200They were saying, well, if we have a state, we're going to become just another country.
01:08:05.940And we can't have this benefit of, you know, being able to live among the Gentiles, being able to take power to many different societies, to move between them.
01:08:15.440And this debate is kind of still ongoing to an extent.
01:08:17.880Like you could say Biden represents that kind of internationalist Jew perspective.
01:08:22.060Trump was very much aligned with the Zionist Jews.
01:08:26.800He's not a Zionist, but he has this kind of internationalist Jewish critique of it, you know, where Jews are more benefited from the open society.
01:08:33.740And that's what you find with the kind of anti-Zionist critique that's approved by the Jewish establishment, is you have to critique it from this perspective of it's fascism.
01:08:44.240It's bad because it's not the open society.
01:09:16.220The narrative should be they run the world and they have to be replaced in American power because they only care about each other.
01:09:25.120Like actually what Candace Owens is doing is pretty much on the money when she says, because what Candace Owens is doing smartly is she's showing how conspicuous Jews are.
01:09:35.320Conspicuous means how much they stand out, how much attention they're getting.
01:09:39.980And she does that by saying, you know, she's making Christianity a wedge issue by saying, we all worship Jesus.
01:16:19.240No ICC action will impact Israel's ironclad determination to achieve the goals of our war with Hamas terrorists.
01:16:24.800We will destroy Hamas' military governing capabilities in Gaza.
01:16:27.020We will release all our hostages, and we will ensure that Gaza never poses a threat to Israel again.
01:16:32.180Israel expects the leaders of the free world to stand firmly against the ICC's outrageous assault on Israel's inherent right of self-defense.
01:16:38.180We expect them to use all the means at their disposal to stop the state response.
01:16:42.020Six months after the terrible Hamas massacre of October 7th, 80 years after the horrors of the Holocaust,
01:16:46.100the Jewish state calls on decent people everywhere to reject this outrage by the ICC.
01:16:50.340Stand with Israel as we fight the barbarians of Hamas in Iran, and as we work to secure a more peaceful world.
01:19:02.620That's why America vetoes all the anti-Israel resolutions.
01:19:05.520So, even though it's not enforceable and it doesn't do anything, it kind of gives credibility to the fact that they are a pariah state, that they're war criminals, that they're committing a genocide.
01:19:17.180So, I think they strive not to have that happen.
01:19:20.720Why do they dislike being condemned in the United Nations so much?
01:19:24.860Because, like I said, I think it gives credibility to the idea they're war criminals.
01:19:27.980So much of what they're enabled to do is primarily through propaganda because they'll commit a genocide and then they whitewash it by saying, oh, you know, well, we had to do it to defend ourselves.
01:19:42.140If you say there's an arrest warrant out for Bibi Netanyahu, it's kind of hard to claim those things.
01:19:47.160And it also builds the case for sanctions against Israel, for other countries to go against Israel.
01:19:54.680So, you know, they're a very small country.
01:19:57.460They, you know, and as powerful as they are, things could go very badly for them very quickly if countries started to turn on them, if they started to pull away from the United States.
01:20:09.500Well, take the genocide case that Africa took against them.
01:20:13.600Like, if that passed, then by the law, the UN would have had to put, you know, emergency restrictions on Israel.
01:20:20.260The world would have had to intervene to stop them committing this genocide.
01:20:23.440And the only thing that would have held that back would have been the U.S. just vetoing all those sanctions.
01:20:28.920So, basically, it comes down to the U.S. is what's securing them.
01:20:31.660So, it's like, you know, they're in a secure position right now, but it's really quite tenuous.
01:20:36.040Like, if they lose U.S. public opinion, everything clips.
01:20:39.940You know, then the international community, the U.N. can start sanctioning them and can force them to come to a resolution, force the Palestinian state.
01:20:47.020So, that's why you see, like, even Netanyahu, he's putting out his statements saying these college protests have to end.
01:21:14.780Well, it's like he said, it's about American public opinion.
01:21:17.960Because Israel can't do what it's doing without America's security guarantee.
01:21:22.860They would not be able to fight a war in Gaza, forget about Lebanon, forget about Iran, unless they have America with a sustained blank check military guarantee.
01:22:31.440They polled young people on what ideal outcome they'd like for Israel-Palestine, you know, two set solution, one set solution, blah, blah.
01:22:39.300Most popular outcome, like the majority of Zoomers support was letting Hamas control Israel, which is like, like imagine if that becomes U.S. majority public opinion, like Israel is just screwed.
01:22:57.640Because a lot of TikTokers are waking up.
01:23:00.100So this is actually effective, like streams like this and having these types of conversations are, that's actually, you know, that that can change the course of genocide in the next 30 years.
01:24:15.600So, and that's really what America First is about.
01:24:18.020We want Americans to control what Americans think, not Israelis brainwashing us so that America goes and fucking dies for them against Iran.
01:24:49.020But I mean, there was a lot of people, like I look at guys like some of the Twitter people you'd be familiar with, like Jake Shields and, you know, Anna Lupus.
01:24:57.320Some of these people weren't really talking about this issue prior to ban the ADL.
01:25:01.400And then similar to Israel, like once this issue is front and center, all it takes is someone to investigate it and they come to the conclusions we come to.
01:25:11.040And the ban the ADL thing really just kind of forced that contradiction.
01:25:14.640It's like, well, why does this group get to decide what's accepted free speech on the Internet?
01:25:19.840And then, you know, Greenblatt came out and made all these statements and had called everyone an anti-Semite.
01:25:24.880And, you know, people just started to see how this thing functions.
01:25:28.820But, yeah, I mean, I think the probably maybe the greater effect, I saw Max Blumenthal was saying this.
01:25:34.700I don't know, was it today or yesterday, actually, that that chain of events of ban the ADL is what led Elon Musk going to Auschwitz.
01:25:41.820Because if you remember, when he started getting accused of being an anti-Semite during this and it was all these hit pieces, then he called up Ben Shapiro, right?
01:25:49.360And Ben Shapiro said, you know, I'll save your face here.
01:30:49.800If he doesn't change this problem or fix this problem, at the end of four years, we're going to get right back to the regularly scheduled programming.
01:31:17.420But, like, anytime there's some kind of chaos or something going on, it almost helps him that he's not, like, on one side of the issue on Twitter.
01:31:25.380He's just kind of there in the background, and he's become more of this symbol, you know, because of all the bannons, because of the trials.
01:31:31.360He's just this symbol of an outsider, you know?
01:31:33.660Whereas, like, if he was on Twitter and he's tweeting about the Palestine protests every day.
01:57:49.220And they made it to, like, diminish the population of 500 million.
01:57:53.340But then you ask an obvious question like, okay, but then the only people that would survive are the people that didn't take it and don't trust the authority.
01:58:00.880And then they say something like, well, that's because there's a second pandemic and the vaccine contained the, you know, the antidote for the next one.
01:58:10.900And you get into these, like, irrational kind of contingent explanations.
01:58:32.980It was at an important time for China.
01:58:35.700The U.S. were doing all these kind of ops to step up its kind of trade war against China.
01:58:39.720And they were doing these ops in Hong Kong where they were fueling these, you know, pro-democracy protests with the, you know, all these funds they have to support these groups that are backed by the CIA.
01:58:52.360It started in a city in Iran, which is, like, the administrative center of Iran where, you know, a lot of the politicians, the important bureaucrats got affected.
01:59:02.140And I think it just kind of backfired.
01:59:03.680I think it was definitely manufactured in the lab.
01:59:05.700It was probably manufactured by the U.S.
01:59:07.380It was at the time of some kind of summer games or some kind of Olympics, Wuhan, where there was a lot of U.S. Marines stationed there.
01:59:15.460And I just, yeah, I think it backfired.
01:59:17.080I think the U.S. didn't expect it to have the kind of backlash it did in terms of powering them.
01:59:22.180And then I think they rushed out a vaccine that, yeah, had side effects, but I don't think it was intended for a mass depopulation.
02:18:40.960But to me, he represents, even though I disagree with his politics, he represents a better version of whiteness than the kind of, like, crass Republicans from the South.
02:19:08.120He kind of looks like the prison guards from this.
02:19:10.600It's like, I was watching this last night.
02:19:12.500It's like, it must suck to be a modern white guy because you see these old movies and when they were, when you guys are really in charge and it's just, it's completely, like, there's no specific white identity in America anymore.
02:19:25.700Like, this used to, you get to see guys, like, when's the last time you even seen a white actor like this?