SNEAKO - SNEAKO X JACKSON HINKLE

00:00:00 Hello, can you send them up?

00:00:04 Thanks, bro.

00:00:06 Tess, Tess, chat, what's good?

00:00:07 What's good, what's good, what's good?

00:00:08 What's good, what's good?

00:00:13 We got a stream with Jackson Hinkle today.

00:00:15 Welcome back, guys.

00:00:16 What's up, everybody?

00:00:17 Roll call.

00:00:18 Just making sure we sent everything out.

00:00:20 Let's get them excited for this interview.

00:00:23 And we have a lot of stuff to talk about later on today.

00:00:26 Big show.

00:00:28 Big show.

00:00:30 Post the Instagram story, and we should be good to go.

00:00:34 Boom.

00:00:35 Boom, what's good, guys?

00:00:36 What's good, guys?

00:00:36 He's pulling up right now.

00:00:37 We're going to be interviewing Jackson Hinkle, and I've really been looking forward to it.

00:00:42 I want to do the intros once he really gets in here.

00:00:44 I think I'm going to light up a cigarillo and have a little chit-chat.

00:00:48 We'll get into the Discord clips.

00:00:50 We'll get into the Love Speech community.

00:00:51 What's up, everybody?

00:00:52 Shout out to Love Speech. 0.88

00:00:53 Love Speech Twitter, Love Speech Discord.

00:00:55 Telegram, link in description.

00:00:57 Shout out to all my active income members.

00:00:58 And all my Snapchat people.

00:01:02 Sneak of quality on Snapchat.

00:01:03 I've been posting a lot today if you want to see the behind the scenes.

00:01:05 I had a pretty fun day driving around my car, going to the Mazda, going to the gym.

00:01:09 Pretty active day.

00:01:11 How was your day, guys?

00:01:13 El Soda.

00:01:14 It is what it is.

00:01:14 I want to have a soda and a cigarillo and then do a Joe Rogan-type podcast with Jackson Hinkle.

00:01:21 I'm meeting him for the first time.

00:01:23 I'm meeting him for the first time.

00:01:25 I think we're supposed to...

00:01:27 Okay, everything's good.

00:01:28 My new setup is really good.

00:01:30 You guys like the camera angle?

00:01:32 Audio sound good.

00:01:33 Everything should be good.

00:01:33 How are you guys doing today?

00:01:34 Who went to the gym?

00:01:35 Type of G.

00:01:35 Roll call, everybody.

00:01:36 What's good, guys?

00:01:37 What's good, guys?

00:01:39 Skills.

00:01:39 Alex.

00:01:40 Salty.

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00:01:47 What's up, everybody?

00:01:49 Hello?

00:01:53 Can you set it up?

00:01:55 Thank you.

00:01:57 What's good?

00:02:00 Ick.

00:02:01 Asa.

00:02:02 September.

00:02:02 Feathers.

00:02:03 TK.

00:02:03 Yesen.

00:02:04 Mally.

00:02:04 What's good, guys?

00:02:05 Let me get the doors here. 0.93

00:02:07 Let me get the dories here. 1.00

00:02:34 Already live.

00:02:34 We just started.

00:02:35 All right.

00:02:36 Yeah, everything should be good.

00:02:38 This is it.

00:02:40 Good to meet you.

00:02:41 You want a drink or something?

00:02:42 I ordered some coffee if you wanted some.

00:02:43 It's coming up now.

00:02:44 That sounds good.

00:02:45 Coffee.

00:02:45 You want a cigar or something?

00:02:47 I'm good.

00:02:48 I'm good.

00:02:48 You're always smoking a cigar on your pictures.

00:02:50 I am.

00:02:51 Always.

00:02:51 I love cigars.

00:02:52 Yeah, I can tell.

00:02:53 It's good to meet you.

00:02:54 Yeah, likewise.

00:02:55 It's good to meet you.

00:02:55 You live in Miami?

00:02:56 Yeah.

00:02:57 Yeah.

00:02:58 Yeah.

00:02:58 Not too far away from where the Zerka HS Tiki Taki clash happened. 0.57

00:03:05 Yeah.

00:03:05 Not far away.

00:03:06 Did you see it from your window?

00:03:07 No.

00:03:08 I wish.

00:03:09 Actually, it was hilarious.

00:03:10 We met online one time.

00:03:11 We met in a Discord call.

00:03:13 Yeah.

00:03:14 The Zerka actually set it up. 0.99

00:03:15 Yeah.

00:03:15 That was the only time we talked.

00:03:17 We've never met in person.

00:03:18 Yeah, I love Zerka.

00:03:20 I love Zerka. 0.94

00:03:20 That dude's fucking hilarious and super smart, too. 0.97

00:03:23 He is. 0.98

00:03:23 He's really smart.

00:03:24 The day that that thing happened, it was like, I messaged Myron and Zerka.

00:03:29 Do you know, you were on the call with Haas, too, that day.

00:03:31 Yeah, I remember him. 0.98

00:03:32 And I was like, bro, stop hanging out with 18-year-old OnlyFans whores and fighting 16-year-olds. 1.00

00:03:40 Come on fresh and fit. 0.98

00:03:43 It was earlier that day.

00:03:44 I was like, we tried to save him.

00:03:47 Yeah, he got sucked into degeneracy pretty easily.

00:03:50 For a smart guy.

00:03:51 It's too bad.

00:03:52 He's a smart guy.

00:03:53 Yeah.

00:03:53 The kick is all degenerate.

00:03:55 It is.

00:03:55 It's a completely tear.

00:03:57 It's really terrible.

00:03:58 Are you on Rumble at all?

00:03:58 Yeah, I'm on Rumble.

00:03:59 I got banned from YouTube, so I'm on Rumble.

00:04:02 Rumble and Twitter.

00:04:03 Ban on YouTube.

00:04:03 Yes, sir.

00:04:04 That's another thing we got in common.

00:04:05 Yeah.

00:04:06 What did you get banned on YouTube for?

00:04:08 Ukraine misinformation.

00:04:10 Oh, okay.

00:04:10 I got medical misinformation for COVID.

00:04:12 I remember.

00:04:13 I remember.

00:04:14 Yeah, your streams were popping off. 1.00

00:04:16 I remember that shit. 1.00

00:04:17 Were you vaccinated? 1.00

00:04:18 No.

00:04:19 Okay, good.

00:04:19 But they still get you for whatever.

00:04:22 If you go against the worst state, they'll get you.

00:04:24 You know, now it's Israel.

00:04:25 If you go against Israel, which they got you initially for that when, you know, played

00:04:30 you in the congressional briefing. 1.00

00:04:31 That shit was wild. 1.00

00:04:32 Pretty cool, though. 1.00

00:04:33 I was.

00:04:34 I was within a month of streaming or something like that.

00:04:36 I'm like, yo.

00:04:37 It was freaking out at the same time, but also like, this is kind of cool.

00:04:40 We made it all the way here.

00:04:42 But you've been making waves.

00:04:44 You've been probably one of the biggest reasons why people are awake to what's going on in

00:04:50 Israel-Palestine.

00:04:51 I think you actually deserve a lot of credit for that because it's been going on for maybe

00:04:55 two decades, two decades.

00:04:56 You probably know more than me.

00:04:57 But I think this is the first time that people are really like unanimously on the side of

00:05:02 Palestine besides actual Zionists. 0.90

00:05:04 Before, it was like, oh, there's points here, there's points there.

00:05:07 But now everybody's seeing what's happening.

00:05:08 That it's genocide.

00:05:09 It's not war.

00:05:09 People know.

00:05:10 Well, yeah, it's because X is allowing people like you to have a voice.

00:05:13 Yeah.

00:05:13 No, if it wasn't for X, I mean, like I always bring up, there's this account called Torah

00:05:17 Judaism and they're like, you know, they say the Zionists aren't real Jews or whatever.

00:05:22 So they say we're anti-Zionists and stuff.

00:05:25 I'm like an account like that would be banned immediately on Twitter 1.0.

00:05:30 Like all of us would be banned immediately.

00:05:31 I was banned.

00:05:32 I was suspended twice on Twitter 1.0.

00:05:34 I got just one suspension.

00:05:35 Yeah.

00:05:36 Yeah.

00:05:36 I got suspended once under Elon and at that point I was like, maybe I'm, maybe I'm the

00:05:41 problem.

00:05:42 I don't know.

00:05:42 What did you say under the Elon Twitter to get suspended?

00:05:45 Something about trannies or something. 1.00

00:05:48 Oh, you can't say tranny. 0.97

00:05:49 Yeah. 1.00

00:05:49 Well, I said they're mentally ill and that. 0.99

00:05:52 Oh, I had that same tweet. 0.99

00:05:53 Yeah. 1.00

00:05:54 Transgenderism is a mental illness. 1.00

00:05:55 A bang. 1.00

00:05:55 Well, it is.

00:05:56 It is.

00:05:57 Yeah.

00:05:57 It is.

00:05:57 Same with Zionism. 0.89

00:05:58 Zionism is as well. 0.98

00:06:00 Yeah.

00:06:01 Yeah. 1.00

00:06:01 Zionism is definitely a mental illness. 1.00

00:06:02 A lot of them are pretty smart though. 0.99

00:06:03 Well, they're smart with what, you know, they over, they have a lot of high IQ, like those.

00:06:09 But what does that mean? 1.00

00:06:09 That's just some bullshit. 0.99

00:06:11 You know, they just made that up, you know, people, people say the IQ stuff and it's like, 1.00

00:06:16 okay. 0.82

00:06:16 So they say that, uh, Africans aren't smart because they have a statistically lower IQ, 0.94

00:06:22 but it's like, at least they're not like the Japanese. 0.98

00:06:24 They're not dogs of the U S empire, you know?

00:06:27 So, you know, what is smart?

00:06:29 That's fair.

00:06:31 I mean, it's, it's a combination of emotional intelligence and analysis and predicting the

00:06:37 future and pattern recognition.

00:06:39 And I think all those things factor into what intelligence is, but it's not just one metric.

00:06:43 No. 0.97

00:06:43 Why, why do you think Zionism is a mental illness?

00:06:45 And also what, what is your, your definition of, or what is the definition of Zionism?

00:06:52 The definition of Zionism? 0.75

00:06:54 Uh, I was talking about that with a friend today.

00:06:56 I mean, I just think the, the, the basic definition is like the recognition that you

00:07:00 believe some, you know, it's like, it's like, if you believe that Hogwarts is a real place,

00:07:05 you know, you believe that Israel is a real state, you know? 0.96

00:07:09 Right. 1.00

00:07:10 So it's, it's that sort of mental illness. 0.60

00:07:12 I mean, there is, there really is no state of Israel. 0.76

00:07:15 It's not a real state.

00:07:16 People talk about it, but it's not a real state.

00:07:18 And if you believe it is, and you like deep down in your heart, believe that it should be,

00:07:22 I guess that Zionism, I think the, let me go grab the coffee real quick. 1.00

00:07:27 Yeah.

00:07:27 You want an iced coffee or I got some juice too?

00:07:30 Iced coffee's good.

00:07:31 Yeah.

00:07:31 Iced coffee's good. 1.00

00:07:33 Damn. 0.99

00:07:34 This is the spot. 1.00

00:07:36 Wild.

00:07:37 What's your, your rumble channel?

00:07:39 My rumble channel is just the dive with Jackson Hinkle. 0.99

00:07:42 So did Zerka really get a blowjob up there? 1.00

00:07:44 Is that true? 0.99

00:07:45 Huh?

00:07:47 Up there? 1.00

00:07:48 You got a blowjob on the balcony? 1.00

00:07:50 He told you that? 1.00

00:07:50 I thought that's what he said.

00:07:52 He didn't tell me that.

00:07:55 I think you and Zerka need to squash the beef.

00:08:01 I don't even know what it is, but I think you guys need to squash the beef.

00:08:04 I don't really have beef with him.

00:08:06 It's just that, you know, I helped his career quite a bit.

00:08:10 He would say, I made his career.

00:08:12 Yeah, I agree.

00:08:13 In his words.

00:08:13 And then, you know, you, you know, continuously called me a homosexual on Twitter for like weeks on end, which is funny. 1.00

00:08:19 But that's Zerka, that's Zerka.

00:08:20 It is, it is.

00:08:20 But after a while, I know, I know it is.

00:08:22 But it's like, enough, please.

00:08:24 And then there's certain people that he collaborated with that didn't make me like.

00:08:26 Yeah, yeah, sure, sure, sure.

00:08:28 Same.

00:08:28 I mean, I could say the same thing.

00:08:30 But like.

00:08:30 No, I have like cloud chasers, like people. 0.99

00:08:32 I have just.

00:08:34 Same.

00:08:34 There's a lot of, yeah, I know.

00:08:35 You have to change your phone number.

00:08:36 You have.

00:08:37 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:08:38 I was thinking about that. 0.93

00:08:39 I was like, damn, like, I wonder if people are reaching out to me. 0.98

00:08:41 But like, I can't. 0.98

00:08:42 I don't.

00:08:43 They don't.

00:08:43 They don't know my new number, you know, because like on Instagram, you can do like the friends only thing and just put your number up there.

00:08:49 You got banned on Instagram.

00:08:50 No, I'm back.

00:08:51 You're back.

00:08:51 Yeah.

00:08:51 Why did they ban you on Instagram?

00:08:53 I think I just got mass reported.

00:08:54 That's got to be it.

00:08:55 Yeah.

00:08:56 They let me back on.

00:08:57 So have you.

00:08:58 When did you get a red pill?

00:09:00 I think people use that word a lot, but originally the red pill was for answering the Zionist question.

00:09:07 When did you start to realize?

00:09:09 The real red pill is communism.

00:09:11 That's the real red pill.

00:09:11 We'll get into that.

00:09:12 We'll get into that too.

00:09:13 Like my community was talking about that a lot.

00:09:15 There's like the MAGA communism.

00:09:17 I want to get into it.

00:09:18 I wanted to get into all of that.

00:09:19 But how did you first get into geopolitics and politics?

00:09:22 How did you.

00:09:23 You're a pretty young guy, right?

00:09:24 Yeah, I'm 24.

00:09:26 How old are you?

00:09:26 25.

00:09:27 Okay.

00:09:27 I guess you're 26.

00:09:30 Um, yeah, I mean, everyone has their own path.

00:09:33 Like I I'm familiar with your path, but for me, it was a darker path.

00:09:39 You know, I grew up in California and it was like, you know, you just get indoctrinated with this liberal.

00:09:44 That's why you're communist at California.

00:09:46 No, no.

00:09:47 The real, the, the, we'll talk about it late, but the real fact that matters all those people in California, if they were alive under Stalin or Che Guevara, they put, they'd be put up against a wall and shot one by one.

00:09:57 You know, all the blue hair left is the, that's how they deal with it.

00:10:01 They wear a shirt, but they realize like Che Guevara would have called them a degenerate and killed them.

00:10:04 Yeah. 0.99

00:10:05 I mean, even worse, he would have killed them.

00:10:06 So I think that, um, for me, it was like, I was just indoctrinated so heavily, but I was genuinely interested, but like who runs the world?

00:10:15 How does this all work?

00:10:16 You know, like, and, um, I, I, uh, started to get into, I ran for like city council, my hometown, liberal, liberal, whatever.

00:10:26 How old were you?

00:10:27 Uh, for city council.

00:10:28 18.

00:10:29 And so I was in high school when I did it.

00:10:31 Yeah.

00:10:31 You were that kid wearing a suit to history class.

00:10:34 Not that kid.

00:10:35 I was like, I was like, uh, I was friends with everyone.

00:10:38 Like my, my best friend from high school is a guy I roomated with in LA for a few years.

00:10:42 And he's like, you know, he was like the, the jock guy, whatever in high school.

00:10:47 And I was like a more a hippie, whatever.

00:10:48 But I think, uh, there's a mutual respect when you're successful.

00:10:53 And so I did that.

00:10:55 And then I started to get more involved in national politics.

00:10:58 And then I was really just anti, like, I guess, anti-war in the sense of like anti-imperialism.

00:11:03 I'm not really anti-war because I'm pro-Russia, pro-Assad, whatever.

00:11:07 Yeah.

00:11:07 Pro-Assad is, I really want to get into that too.

00:11:10 Yeah.

00:11:10 That's pretty.

00:11:12 Yeah.

00:11:12 I didn't expect that.

00:11:13 But my first like a big thing, I started a YouTube channel when I got second place in

00:11:19 my race.

00:11:20 And then I started a YouTube channel cause I lost and I debated, do you know Vosh? 0.98

00:11:24 Do you know that guy?

00:11:24 Yeah.

00:11:24 The destiny too.

00:11:25 Yeah. 1.00

00:11:27 The fat ass. 1.00

00:11:28 Wider destiny. 1.00

00:11:29 That guy is so fucking fat. 1.00

00:11:30 Holy shit. 1.00

00:11:31 Yeah. 0.99

00:11:31 So I, I debated him about, um, there was these allegations that Assad did a chemical attack against

00:11:37 his own people.

00:11:38 That's an, that's only allegations.

00:11:40 I saw France four days ago are trying to get, they're trying to arrest him for that.

00:11:43 It was like, they, you know, it's France, it's Macron.

00:11:46 He's a, he's like a Rothschild banker.

00:11:48 You know, he, I don't trust that guy.

00:11:50 So anyways, when that happened, there was this journalist, Aaron Maté, he's a great journalist.

00:11:55 Everyone should follow the gray zone, but he exposed the fact that it was all a bunch 0.98

00:12:00 of lies.

00:12:00 You know, it's like Nord Stream pipeline, WMD, whatever, Kuwait babies. 1.00

00:12:04 Why would they lie about that?

00:12:06 Because, uh, well, there was a, there were, they were funding a dirty war in Syria for 0.92

00:12:11 like, um, oh, well over a decade.

00:12:13 And they were, the UK, France, and the United States were through the, all the three letter

00:12:19 agencies.

00:12:19 They were, uh, funding Al Qaeda, Al-Nusra, Jayashal Islam, and ISIS against the Syrian government

00:12:27 because Syria has a lot of oil.

00:12:29 Obviously it's in a strategically significant region as well.

00:12:32 And they wanted a subservient ruler in Syria. 0.78

00:12:36 And, you know, basically Trump said, I want to pull our troops out of Syria.

00:12:41 Our troops are occupying one third of Syria right now.

00:12:44 And they were under Trump.

00:12:45 And it's like the oil rich region.

00:12:47 It's the agricultural region of Syria.

00:12:50 It's the Northeast.

00:12:51 And we're doing that with the help of the Kurds.

00:12:53 And they wanted Trump to keep the troops there.

00:12:56 So they made up this insane lie.

00:12:57 And they did the same thing under Obama.

00:12:59 They said, uh, Assad gassed his own people in Ghouta under the Obama administration and

00:13:04 in a place called Duma in the, in the Trump administration.

00:13:07 And then right after that happened, Trump wasn't going to do anything.

00:13:10 And then I guess Ivanka, you know, you let a woman interfere in politics. 1.00

00:13:14 Ivanka said, uh, we should, oh my God, look at the babies. 0.70

00:13:18 This is so sad.

00:13:19 And she got Trump to airstrike Syria. 0.98

00:13:22 Okay.

00:13:22 So the long, I guess, or the short of it is they want to destabilize Syria. 0.66

00:13:28 They want to take it over in same thing. 0.97

00:13:30 They always do install a U S subservient leader there. 0.86

00:13:33 Yeah.

00:13:33 But a lot of Muslims, they think he's a calf for, they don't a lot of the Islamist people

00:13:38 that they don't.

00:13:38 And a lot of the Muslims like you recently, you've picked up a pretty big, uh, Muslim 0.88

00:13:43 fan base, I guess they're like posting pictures of you.

00:13:46 Like this is our hero.

00:13:47 Like, obviously not idolizing because we don't idol worship, but what are your thoughts on,

00:13:52 on Islam?

00:13:53 Uh, well, my thoughts on Islam, you know, I'm, I'm, you know, not, not extremely well versed

00:13:59 on it.

00:14:00 I just see atrocities and I see U S imperialism as the fault.

00:14:03 So what I see, you know, um, I am, uh, I guess a newcomer as an Orthodox Christian.

00:14:11 I haven't been an Orthodox Christian for that long.

00:14:13 Like, would you grow up as Catholic?

00:14:15 Uh, no, there was no pressure in my family.

00:14:18 It was just like, I guess both my parents were just Christian, you know, I don't know,

00:14:23 like, uh, Protestant, whatever, just like your stereotypical American family.

00:14:28 And so I went to Christian summer camps, youth group, whatever, when I was little.

00:14:32 And I kind of faded away from it.

00:14:34 And then when I was a liberal, I was like, you know, there is no God, that whole thing.

00:14:38 You know, when were you liberal teenagers?

00:14:40 Uh, no, like 16 through maybe like 21.

00:14:45 Okay.

00:14:46 Okay.

00:14:46 So when, even when you ran for city council, you were a libtard. 1.00

00:14:49 Yeah.

00:14:50 Yeah.

00:14:50 But it was like the type of like, um, it's a bad connotation.

00:14:54 Cause I was one of her biggest critics, but like, you know, how like AOC and all those 0.98

00:14:58 people were like, and Bernie, they were like, uh, I liked Bernie.

00:15:02 For a while.

00:15:03 Yeah.

00:15:03 So I was a big Bernie supporter and he sold out harder than anyone else, but I was, I was,

00:15:08 so I was a big Bernie supporter.

00:15:09 I campaigned for him and I was like, okay, I would knock on doors for Bernie Sanders.

00:15:13 Yeah.

00:15:14 So it was like, okay.

00:15:15 Uh, maybe I don't care as much about the transgenderism, but if someone there, he was like the only 1.00

00:15:22 guy speaking out against the wars and stuff, not all of them, but he didn't vote for the

00:15:25 Iraq war.

00:15:26 I think pretty much all the other senators at the time have voted for the Iraq war.

00:15:29 And he spoke out against, uh, you know, he's Jewish, but he spoke out more than about Israel, 0.67

00:15:36 you know?

00:15:36 And, uh, there was other things too, like Obama, Avril Haines drone program, 95% civilian

00:15:44 casualty rate in Somalia, uh, and, uh, Niger as well.

00:15:48 So it's like, they, he spoke out.

00:15:50 So I resonated with that.

00:15:52 So I guess I say libtard only now because Bernie Sanders is a libtard, you know, but back

00:15:57 then, I guess it was more of like a progressive.

00:16:00 Did you become a Trump supporter after Bernie lost to Hillary?

00:16:04 Uh, that's what happened to me.

00:16:06 No, I was like, after that, I was like, uh, just, uh, my, my vote is worthless.

00:16:12 I'll vote for green party, whatever, you know?

00:16:14 Okay.

00:16:14 Yeah.

00:16:15 Yeah.

00:16:15 Green party.

00:16:16 Well, I got this donor here.

00:16:17 I wanted to read it from, uh, Nikola.

00:16:19 So the side been fighting against Saudi America and Israel and Turkey for decades.

00:16:23 He was asked when civil war will end.

00:16:24 He said when they, when their funding stops.

00:16:29 Um, yeah, I mean, it's true.

00:16:32 I mean, you look at, everyone talks about the Abraham accords and what's been going on

00:16:36 with, uh, you know, like all these Arab states, these Gulf states, whatever, uh, excluding

00:16:42 Iran, of course, the Persians, they've all been going along with the idea of like normalization 1.00

00:16:46 with Israel and the only ones who've really stood out against that is Iran and Syria and

00:16:55 Syria has been the target of all the, the Western imperialists. 0.94

00:16:59 So I don't really know why people hate Assad.

00:17:01 I think he's pretty good.

00:17:02 Yeah.

00:17:03 Yeah.

00:17:04 I want to see the, the, my love speech community I sent you before that were really upset about

00:17:08 you.

00:17:08 I have like a lot of, um, I need to learn more about Assad and Syria, but I was under

00:17:12 the assumption that the chemical weapons, that was all true. 0.99

00:17:14 No, no, no.

00:17:15 First time of anyone have ever heard someone say that that's all, that's all a lie.

00:17:19 But how do you, where do you get your geopolitical information?

00:17:22 Do you need something? 0.99

00:17:23 I don't want to make a mess here, but I just want to straws are a little gay. 1.00

00:17:26 Yeah, they are. 0.97

00:17:27 Cause yeah, you're right.

00:17:28 Um, where do you get your information from telegram?

00:17:31 How are you able to echo a lot about what's going on?

00:17:35 Um, about, I mean, or, you know, I guess just talking to friends that I trust, like, uh,

00:17:41 Haas is a great resource, you know, he's, uh, you know, he's got a lot of deep roots and

00:17:46 all that stuff and everything that goes on in the middle East.

00:17:48 So I looked at him for a lot of that with regard to Russia in, uh, Europe.

00:17:54 I mean, what about Israel?

00:17:56 Where are you getting all this information from?

00:17:59 I'm seeing a lot through you.

00:18:00 I'm seeing it through a lot of these major Twitter accounts that popped off after what

00:18:04 happened in Gaza.

00:18:05 Well, it's just like, where can you not see it?

00:18:07 It's everywhere.

00:18:09 It's like, um, well, I'm seeing it from you.

00:18:11 You know, I know, but they say, it's like, they say that Hamas killed, uh, 1400 people

00:18:17 on October 7th, but there's no videos, no photos, no nothing about any of that.

00:18:22 But then with, um, Palestine, it's a Gaza. 0.98

00:18:25 It's like, there's endless amounts of those videos.

00:18:27 So I guess you think October 7th didn't happen?

00:18:30 No, I think it happened.

00:18:31 I think it was just lied about so much.

00:18:34 I mean, kind of like maybe another something, you know, you can't say this, but you know,

00:18:39 you know what I'm saying?

00:18:40 I think that, uh, I'll just say, I think it's highly ironic for all these people who

00:18:45 say never again, never again, never again to be doing the same exact thing right now

00:18:50 against the people of Gaza. 0.63

00:18:51 And they're still waving the never again flags, you know?

00:18:54 So, but I definitely think that we were lied about, about what happened on October 7th.

00:18:59 So what do you think is worse?

00:19:01 The Holocaust or what's happening right now in Gaza?

00:19:03 As a, I think you can answer this.

00:19:06 Um, well, I'm no fan of Hitler.

00:19:10 So I, I think that Hitler, I think that Hitler as a whole is really like the, the, uh, the 0.93

00:19:20 basis for what Nanyahu's doing.

00:19:22 I don't really see a whole lot of a difference.

00:19:23 Between Nanyahu and Hitler?

00:19:24 It's pretty much the same thing.

00:19:25 And I don't think that, you know, it's like what Hitler did to the, to the Soviets was

00:19:30 so gruesome, so grim.

00:19:33 It's really not any different at all.

00:19:34 And I, I was just reading a book today, uh, Helmut Schmidt, who was the, he was the chancellor

00:19:41 of Germany in like the late seventies and the eighties.

00:19:44 It's his autobiography.

00:19:45 And he was talking about, he was, he was a Nazi soldier, by the way, everyone acts like

00:19:50 the Nazis were done away with.

00:19:51 He was a leader of Hitler youth. 0.82

00:19:53 He was a Nazi Waffen soldier. 0.51

00:19:55 And then he went on to, uh, become the chancellor of Germany in the early eighties.

00:19:59 And, you know, these are the people who wanted to eradicate the Russian state or the Soviet 0.82

00:20:03 state and everything like that.

00:20:05 And then he's talking about his meetings with Brezhnev and they're, they're recounting

00:20:09 the war days and everything like that.

00:20:10 And I'm like, these people were so sick and they're still the architects of foreign policy

00:20:16 all across the world today.

00:20:18 You know, uh, Freeland in Canada, she was going to become the head of NATO. 0.99

00:20:22 Her, her granddad was the author of a famous Nazi newspaper and he was Nazi himself.

00:20:27 It's like, it's really just the West.

00:20:30 It's the globalists.

00:20:31 It's the Trotskyists, you know. 0.75

00:20:32 Do you agree with most of Alex Jones' position on the globalists?

00:20:37 Yeah.

00:20:38 Yeah.

00:20:38 We just had a conversation and it was a really good conversation.

00:20:41 And I just don't, you know, I love so much of what he says and what he's done and like,

00:20:46 but he doesn't tackle Zionism.

00:20:48 Is that what you are?

00:20:49 Yeah.

00:20:49 What's up with that?

00:20:50 I, I, he used to, but then he got like the videos of him, like right after 9-11.

00:20:54 Yeah.

00:20:55 He was, he was talking about American involvement in Israel.

00:20:58 And yeah.

00:20:59 What do you, what do you think that is?

00:21:01 I don't think he's sold out because I don't think, I don't, can't see where he would get

00:21:05 money to defend this.

00:21:06 And especially the people that he has on his show, it doesn't make any sense.

00:21:08 I think that he just has like that boomer mentality.

00:21:11 I think he's just a boomer.

00:21:12 Like all these people, the every old conservatives love Israel for some reason.

00:21:16 And I'll, I just don't think we can ever, it's a, it's a generational gap, but how do

00:21:22 you go from being so aware about what was happening to then being like pro Israel, you

00:21:26 know?

00:21:28 Cause he was aware and then they hit him with like a trillion dollar lawsuit or something.

00:21:32 Now he's, now he's, they got him on camera with like some, no, no, no.

00:21:36 I don't, I don't think he was RFK'd.

00:21:37 I just think that he was like, I think that he maybe is, um, in a difficult position, you

00:21:45 know?

00:21:45 And he still brings people on like me.

00:21:47 I'm, I don't know if you've talked to him, but like he brings on people who know the truth

00:21:51 and we'll say the truth, but he himself, you know, won't.

00:21:54 Yeah.

00:21:55 Yeah.

00:21:55 So I don't want to get too much into it, but what do you mean RFK? 0.99

00:21:59 Do you think RFK got on camera, like fucking a kid? 0.98

00:22:01 Is that why he, that he's defending the people that killed his family? 0.99

00:22:04 Well, he admitted to flying on Epstein's plane twice.

00:22:09 And then, you know what his defense was?

00:22:11 He said, he's, I, I, I think that, uh, you know, it was bad that I went on the plane, but,

00:22:17 uh, Epstein kicked me off the plane.

00:22:19 We landed early because he was irritated with my kids.

00:22:21 And I was like, what Epstein separated himself from children.

00:22:26 That's his defense.

00:22:27 Come on.

00:22:27 All right.

00:22:28 So, so who are you going to vote for?

00:22:30 If Trump isn't going full Zion Don, then I'll vote for him, I guess.

00:22:35 What do you think about what Trump is saying about, uh, Islamist extremists?

00:22:39 He's saying that he wants to like re-implement the Muslim ban.

00:22:43 Uh, I, I, I don't know.

00:22:46 Uh, what did he say specifically?

00:22:48 He said that he wants, uh,

00:22:50 Oh, the Hamas thing where he wants to ban, take away student loans from people who support Hamas.

00:22:55 I mean, that's crazy, but also, you know, um, Trump wasn't ever perfect, but this is just such a critical issue.

00:23:02 It's like Hamas literally reinvigorated this issue into the forefront of geopolitics at a time when it was fading away. 0.50

00:23:08 So I think, um, like I said, if he doesn't go full Zion Don, then I'd vote for him, but it's going to be, uh, it's going to be an issue for me. 0.89

00:23:17 I don't know.

00:23:18 What do you think?

00:23:19 I think it's pretty much Trump.

00:23:21 There's, there's no one even close. 1.00

00:23:22 Like Ramaswamy is a, he sucks. 1.00

00:23:24 Is a pagan Hindu. 1.00

00:23:25 You know, I don't really, I don't trust pagans. 1.00

00:23:28 And he sucks so much. 0.99

00:23:30 He says some good, like he kind of tweets in debates, which I like. 0.99

00:23:33 Yeah.

00:23:34 It's, you know, it's how to like capture attention.

00:23:35 Yeah.

00:23:36 But I'll go on a Twitter space, whatever. 0.99

00:23:38 Why do you think he sucks? 0.99

00:23:39 Well, he's just got that. 1.00

00:23:41 Like, um, yeah.

00:23:42 I mean like him and Tulsi Gabbard, right.

00:23:44 They're both like, yeah, they're both like the Hindu, uh, Zionist. 0.91

00:23:48 Mindset.

00:23:49 And the other thing is he's just rabidly anti-China.

00:23:53 I love China.

00:23:54 He's rabidly anti-China.

00:23:56 And I'm like, what's wrong with China?

00:23:58 You know, what's wrong with them? 0.99

00:23:59 They do massacre Muslims. 1.00

00:24:02 No. 0.99

00:24:03 That's all a lie.

00:24:04 Yeah.

00:24:05 Explain that.

00:24:06 The way they got that number.

00:24:08 Well, you can look it up on my Twitter.

00:24:09 I have the official, uh, the official, uh, thing about it.

00:24:12 Like they, uh, they go, so they went to a little town.

00:24:17 So they say that they're massacring Muslims in, uh, the Xinjiang province.

00:24:22 Like we were Muslims. 0.72

00:24:23 Yeah.

00:24:23 And the way that they came up with that calculation was the National Endowment for Democracy, which

00:24:28 is funded by USAID, which is a CIA subsidiary, uh, went.

00:24:34 So go to, so go to search or something.

00:24:36 Oh, nice.

00:24:37 You tweeted.

00:24:37 Um, search here.

00:24:39 Uh, just go to like search and type up, you know how to do like the search user, like

00:24:45 the, you know what I'm talking about?

00:24:46 Yeah.

00:24:47 So just like type my name, my user, Jackson Hinkle, two L's.

00:24:53 No, no space.

00:24:58 Yeah.

00:24:58 Just type that in and then copy and paste it, I guess.

00:25:02 I'll just do it.

00:25:07 Cause this is really interesting.

00:25:08 People in the chat are saying, I hate this guy so much.

00:25:10 I have family being ethnically cleansed in China.

00:25:12 Yeah.

00:25:13 Are you picking a side when it comes to ethnic cleansing?

00:25:17 No, they're definitely just trolling me right now.

00:25:22 A hundred percent.

00:25:27 So this is the official United States government documentation is that how they reach the,

00:25:33 so they say like a million to 2 million Muslims are being kept in concentration camps or whatever.

00:25:38 This is how they cited that source.

00:25:40 So, uh, they, they came to the conclusion that one to 3 million Uyghurs are being held in

00:25:46 concentration camps by interviewing a grand total of eight Uyghurs and then extrapolating

00:25:51 that number amongst the whole Uyghur population.

00:25:54 So that'd be like saying, go to a random family in America and interview them, their thoughts

00:26:00 on Trump.

00:26:00 And if that family, you know, a bunch of like diasporoids say they all hate Trump, then you

00:26:06 take that number and extrapolate it above the whole U S population of Muslims and say like,

00:26:11 well, 90% of Muslims hate Trump because we interviewed this one family.

00:26:15 That's the only people in the chat are saying that the family's being masked right now.

00:26:21 Can you add that to the list?

00:26:23 That's a lie.

00:26:25 So yeah, a hundred percent.

00:26:27 Okay.

00:26:27 So the way that they, the, so this is, this is what they say the genocide is like, I'll

00:26:33 be as, uh, I'll be as, uh, you know, uh, supportive of their narrative as possible.

00:26:41 Okay.

00:26:41 They say that they're taking up Uyghur Muslims in camps.

00:26:47 Now the truth of the matter is, yeah, they are putting some Uyghurs in re-education camps. 1.00

00:26:53 No one's, I hate when people throw around the term genocide because what's happening

00:26:58 in Gaza right now is a genocide.

00:26:59 What's happening in China is not, there's no one being killed.

00:27:02 So, so what's going on with the Uyghurs in China? 1.00

00:27:04 So basically, um, when the, so when we were funding all of like the radicals, 0.58

00:27:11 radical, like Wahhabist bullshit in Pakistan, the ideologies that were being, uh, promoted

00:27:18 there in an effort to lure the Soviets into a fight in Afghanistan in the eighties, there 0.97

00:27:23 was a lot of Uyghurs from the Eastern regions of China who went to Pakistan to go and fight.

00:27:28 And they got warped with this Wahhabist mindset. 0.99

00:27:32 And they eventually came back to China because there was no place for them in Pakistan or in

00:27:37 Afghanistan.

00:27:37 And when they came back, they started to get us funding through a group called the

00:27:42 ETIM, which is like the East Turkmenistan independence movement.

00:27:45 And that was actually labeled as a terrorist group before Trump came into office when Mike

00:27:50 Pompeo encouraged him to take it off the terrorist grouping lists.

00:27:54 So the East, the ETIM started doing terrorist attacks all throughout China.

00:27:59 And they started getting bigger and bigger and bigger as the years went on from the early

00:28:02 2000s, like 2008.

00:28:04 And then in 2010, I believe it was, there was an attack in Beijing that took place in

00:28:11 like a subway station.

00:28:12 It took the lives of, I think, like 200 civilians.

00:28:15 And at that moment, China was like, okay, well, we need to do something about this.

00:28:20 Uh, we tried addressing their issues economically.

00:28:22 That's not working to try and raise the standard of living for the people there, give them jobs, 0.95

00:28:26 whatever.

00:28:26 And they're still doing that.

00:28:27 You know, the standard of living has increased through like cotton production in Xinjiang,

00:28:31 but the most radical elements of those ideologies, the terrorists that were present there in

00:28:38 Xinjiang, they said, okay, we're going to put you in re-education camps and we're not 0.75

00:28:42 going to kill you guys, but we're going to get rid of this. 0.94

00:28:44 Like, it'd be like Al Qaeda fighters. 0.99

00:28:46 We're going to try and re-educate you, which I think is a lot better than throwing people

00:28:50 in Guantanamo Bay for the rest of their life.

00:28:52 But I mean, it's a problem.

00:28:54 So re-educating them how?

00:28:57 Um, well, you got to re-integrate them into Chinese society. 0.96

00:29:02 So they teach them like Confucian tradition.

00:29:05 They teach them Chinese literature, uh, and they probably also encourage any sort of, uh,

00:29:11 So they're basically re-educating them on their Muslim faith and making them. 1.00

00:29:15 Well, China's actually been really good to the Muslims. 0.99

00:29:17 I mean, they've opened up thousands of mosques throughout China and all the universities

00:29:21 in China.

00:29:22 They provide, uh, what's the special type of, there's like a special type of food or something

00:29:27 that halal food.

00:29:29 They, in all universities in China, one of the biggest celebrities in China is a Uyghur

00:29:33 Muslim.

00:29:34 Uh, they also provide, uh, in workplaces and in universities and schools, they provide,

00:29:41 uh, time for it's three prayers a day, right?

00:29:44 That you, you do five.

00:29:45 Five, five, so five prayers a day, uh, orthodoxy is three.

00:29:49 So, but they, so they do the five prayers a day.

00:29:51 So I think they've been really good to the Muslims.

00:29:53 I mean, it's better than we do here.

00:29:55 Like re-educate, re-educate them with Confucianism? 0.94

00:29:58 Well, Chinese tradition.

00:29:59 And what is like, uh, are they telling girls that they can't wear hijabis?

00:30:03 Hijabis, uh, when girls are supposed to cover their hair in Islam? 1.00

00:30:05 Not to my knowledge.

00:30:07 Okay.

00:30:07 Not to my knowledge.

00:30:08 I think the whole problem is that they had terror attacks and they were trying to stop

00:30:11 that.

00:30:11 And the terror attacks were being funded by the U.S.

00:30:14 Why do you like China so much?

00:30:18 Um, I, I think that they've done a really great job of increasing the prosperity of their

00:30:26 people.

00:30:26 I mean, they're a strong nation.

00:30:27 They're proud people.

00:30:28 That could be said about many nations, obviously, but their government as a whole answers to the

00:30:32 people.

00:30:33 They went from a, a feudal society with like tyrants and real dictators running it.

00:30:38 The standard of living was so low and within a very short period of time, like the Soviet 1.00

00:30:42 union was able to do under Stalin, they lifted the masses out of extreme pop.

00:30:46 They've lifted 840 million people out of extreme poverty in the last 40 years.

00:30:50 I think they're the single largest global alleviator of poverty in the world.

00:30:55 Do you think that they accurately embody the communist ideas that you like, or are they

00:31:00 really kind of totalitarian?

00:31:02 A lot of what they do is capitalists and I don't think so.

00:31:07 I don't think so.

00:31:07 The enterprise was never, um, I mean, there was like enterprise in the Soviet union, there's

00:31:12 enterprise in China and you know, it, it, it fluctuates, you know, China says that they're

00:31:17 in a period of socialism moving towards communism.

00:31:20 And that's a, it's a process.

00:31:22 No one's ever, you know, no, no country's ever going to be in the exactly same position

00:31:27 with the exact same history, whatever.

00:31:28 Everyone has different, um, you know, points in time, different points in their own history.

00:31:33 So I think China has done a really good job of making sure that the standard of living

00:31:38 is higher than ever before.

00:31:40 They, the, the main things that I care about as a communist are making sure that the economy

00:31:45 is oriented for the public good and that a country is rapidly industrializing and mobilizing

00:31:53 the forces of, but how are you so supportive of this when right now you're benefiting so

00:31:57 much off of free speech and they don't have free speech at all.

00:31:59 The social credit system, a lot of what your rise right now would not happen in China.

00:32:06 My rise would be better in China because I could talk freely about what really happens

00:32:11 in the world in China.

00:32:13 In China, it's like, uh, if you want to critique the CIA, the whoever, you know, you'll be able

00:32:18 to do that.

00:32:19 So I think I'd be better off in China. 0.99

00:32:21 And, you know, I've toyed around with the idea of moving to Russia or China.

00:32:24 Are you serious?

00:32:25 You would move to China?

00:32:26 Yeah.

00:32:27 Yeah.

00:32:27 My fiance lived in China for a little bit.

00:32:29 What about like the three, did you not pay attention to what happened with COVID in

00:32:32 China for the past three years?

00:32:34 Oh, that's a good point.

00:32:35 QR codes in the middle of the, you didn't get the vaccine.

00:32:37 They pushed that so hard on their citizens.

00:32:39 But, but the, the point is with that, Russia was really bad too. 0.89

00:32:43 Putin was terrible with it.

00:32:44 I guess if you look at it through the Western context.

00:32:46 And you still want to live there after what happened?

00:32:48 Well, the difference is pretty extreme.

00:32:50 The difference.

00:32:51 Yes, I would.

00:32:51 The difference is I wouldn't actually live there.

00:32:54 I've just considered like getting a place there being part-time or something.

00:32:57 I'm an American.

00:32:57 I want to fix this country.

00:32:58 So you would get vaccinated to live there?

00:33:00 You don't have to get vaccinated to live there.

00:33:02 If they may, if you had to.

00:33:04 No.

00:33:04 Well, I'll say this.

00:33:06 China and Russia didn't have the same vaccines that we had.

00:33:09 They didn't have mRNA vaccines.

00:33:11 So Russia had the Sputnik.

00:33:14 The Arab countries used the Sputnik. 0.92

00:33:16 Turkey used the Sputnik.

00:33:17 Lots of Latin America used the Sputnik.

00:33:19 I don't know exactly what China had.

00:33:21 But the thing I'm getting at here is that China and Russia, for years before all of this

00:33:26 happened, were saying, why is the U.S. funding these biolabs in our country or around our 1.00

00:33:32 borders?

00:33:32 What are they doing in them?

00:33:33 And we think they're doing biological warfare scheming.

00:33:37 So when Russia invaded Ukraine, they went into these biolabs that Metabiota was working and 1.00

00:33:42 Hunter Biden was funding, and they found all this stuff that was showing that they were

00:33:46 developing air-slized drone operations to spray biological warfare contaminants into

00:33:51 the Russian border and target those people.

00:33:54 So Russia and China, if you listen to what their governments say, make of that what you

00:33:58 will.

00:33:58 But they were saying all throughout COVID and before COVID, and still today, that COVID was

00:34:04 a biological weapon against their own gene pools.

00:34:07 So did they handle COVID properly?

00:34:09 Uh, I, if it was a, if it was a biological warfare agent, then yeah.

00:34:16 So who created that biological, you're saying America did?

00:34:19 Yeah, we were funding all of it.

00:34:21 And we had our own scientists there.

00:34:22 We were doing all of it.

00:34:23 So then why was it created in a Wuhan lab? 0.97

00:34:25 Because we, through a series of complex developments throughout global history, we've been able to

00:34:32 occupy these labs and fund what happens in them and take them over.

00:34:35 Like in Ukraine and Georgia, for example, Georgia is not necessarily a completely U.S.

00:34:41 subsidiary state, but everything that's happening in Ukraine, we're doing in Georgia as well.

00:34:45 And they were, I mean, these are like four in, in the Eastern Bloc states, these are former

00:34:49 Soviet bioweapons labs, and they preserved the bioweapons agents from the Soviet Union. 0.69

00:34:56 And we're toying around with these, using these.

00:34:58 And, and I mean, that could be an issue as well in the future.

00:35:01 We don't know.

00:35:01 But I think, I mean, I don't even know if it really came from China.

00:35:07 You think it for sure came from China?

00:35:09 I think it was confirmed at this point that it was developed in a Wuhan lab.

00:35:12 Like the Washington Post confirmed it?

00:35:14 Well, not that I don't believe the Washington Post, but at first you, you weren't allowed

00:35:18 to say that.

00:35:18 And then enough evidence has come out to, well, you, you weren't allowed to say it.

00:35:23 And then people like myself and others like Max Blumenthal were like, hey, you know, there's

00:35:27 a lot of interesting stuff with Fort Detrick in the United States.

00:35:30 And also COVID-19 strains were found in sewage in Italy, other European states, and I think

00:35:39 in some Arab state as well before the outbreak allegedly occurred in Wuhan.

00:35:45 So how are COVID-19 strains ending up in Europe before it happened in China, before the outbreak

00:35:50 happened?

00:35:51 And as soon as people started saying, well, what about Fort Detrick?

00:35:54 What about these other places?

00:35:55 Josh Rogan, who is a notorious anti-China hawk at the Washington Post, he was the one that

00:36:01 published that whole thing.

00:36:02 It was the first mainstream media outlet that said it came from China.

00:36:05 Are you paid by the CCP?

00:36:07 No.

00:36:09 Okay.

00:36:10 Explain.

00:36:10 If they wanted to pay me though, gee.

00:36:13 You would take money from the CCP?

00:36:15 Wow.

00:36:16 I don't know what the legal parameters are with that, but I would.

00:36:19 In your defense, I get accused all the time of taking money from the Saudi government.

00:36:22 People think that I'm getting all the money from sheiks. 1.00

00:36:24 If they wanted to, would you be like, well, if you didn't have to change your views.

00:36:30 My views are already in line with that.

00:36:31 So if they paid me for saying this stuff I already believe in, I would take it.

00:36:34 Yeah.

00:36:34 Same with me.

00:36:35 It's like, my views are pretty much in line with Russia, China, whatever, Iran, Syria.

00:36:40 So it's like, if they wanted to pay me, I'd be like, hey.

00:36:44 So why are you a communist?

00:36:46 Because I have to point this out, like you're taking, I see a lot of your advertisements,

00:36:51 hey, sign up for my ex-premium, $3.

00:36:53 It's capitalistic.

00:36:55 It's communistic.

00:36:57 Capitalistic is when you have MSNBC, CNN, Fox News taking billions of dollars from Big Pharma,

00:37:03 Raytheon, Boeing, all those companies.

00:37:05 Communistic is when you have a common outsourcing.

00:37:08 You have public support amongst the people.

00:37:09 I have so many people that donate to me on X, $3 a month, less than coffee.

00:37:14 Yeah, how many subscribers do you have on there?

00:37:16 A lot, but.

00:37:19 A lot.

00:37:22 Because it gets a lot.

00:37:23 Your promo gets a lot of engagement.

00:37:24 I'm like, you must be raking in money off this war.

00:37:27 I will say, though, that, okay, so YouTube.

00:37:30 So I was on Twitch.

00:37:31 I was on YouTube.

00:37:32 The government banned me from Twitch.

00:37:34 And then YouTube demonetized me.

00:37:37 And they demonetized me a year and a half ago.

00:37:41 So all of my YouTube, I was getting millions and millions and millions of views like you

00:37:44 probably were.

00:37:44 And then they give you no money.

00:37:46 They still, when they banned me, they took my last paycheck.

00:37:49 Yeah, it was like 21,000, some crazy amount, right?

00:37:51 It was like.

00:37:52 It was 120.

00:37:52 Oh, 120.

00:37:53 Yeah.

00:37:54 No, 170.

00:37:55 That's rough.

00:37:56 Yeah.

00:37:56 That's rough.

00:37:57 That's rougher than I've ever had it.

00:37:59 That's rougher than everything combined I've ever.

00:38:00 But if you look at the total demonetization, I would have made way more than that, you

00:38:05 know?

00:38:05 Right.

00:38:06 But so they demonetized me for a year and a half.

00:38:09 And then this company came to me.

00:38:10 They're like, we'll get you sponsors, like gold sponsors, whatever, you know?

00:38:13 I was like, great.

00:38:14 They were getting me a lot of money.

00:38:15 And then when YouTube banned me a few weeks ago, I lost everything.

00:38:19 And I was in Russia. 0.93

00:38:21 And I'm like, what the fuck am I going to do? 0.97

00:38:22 You were in Moscow? 0.98

00:38:24 Yeah.

00:38:25 I was in Moscow when it happened.

00:38:26 I think that's why it happened.

00:38:28 Beautiful place, right?

00:38:28 Like I've seen some videos there of the women and how skinny they are. 1.00

00:38:31 Yeah.

00:38:31 There's no fat people over there, right? 0.92

00:38:33 No fat people. 0.98

00:38:34 There's a bunch of Christians having fun. 0.88

00:38:36 Yeah.

00:38:37 I mean, you got the Chechens too.

00:38:38 You got, you got like lots of Muslims there in Russia, but lots of Christians.

00:38:44 But there's a lot of Muslims in Russia.

00:38:45 Yeah.

00:38:46 Yeah.

00:38:46 Okay.

00:38:47 Explain.

00:38:47 We have, I have to, I want to ask you a lot, but why are, there's a lot of Muslims that 1.00

00:38:51 are, I was, I'm saying that I'm pro Putin for the most part.

00:38:54 And a lot of Muslims criticize me for that.

00:38:56 They're saying that Putin, like he's attacking Muslims and he's not allowed.

00:39:00 What is that all about?

00:39:02 The CIA backed.

00:39:03 So when Putin came into power in like 2000, it was this extremely calamitous time in Russia.

00:39:10 There was like a, I call it a dirty war by that.

00:39:13 I mean, it was like us funding going to one side and it was like, you know, Arab spring,

00:39:18 whatever, you know, all that stuff.

00:39:19 Same thing, serious, same thing.

00:39:21 And they were funding these in Chechnya.

00:39:25 They were funding this like radical group that wanted to break away from Russia.

00:39:30 And it's the same, it's really similar to what's happening in Ukraine right now.

00:39:34 Russia would have been happier just annexing that territory, but they funded the Azov Nazis 0.98

00:39:38 to fight for it.

00:39:39 And then Putin basically had to go in with the help of people like Ramzan Kadyrov, who's

00:39:45 a great Muslim.

00:39:47 I mean, I love Ramzan Kadyrov, his whole family.

00:39:50 And they basically quelled the rebellion, I guess you could say.

00:39:55 All the, some, some people say like Chechens, Dagestanis, whatever.

00:39:59 They say that like, oh, you know, there was like, there's like terrorism that happened,

00:40:03 whatever.

00:40:04 But it's like the same people who say that Hamas did terror attacks against Israel.

00:40:09 So how do you know what information is true and what information is false?

00:40:13 I guess no one does.

00:40:14 And I've been wrong before.

00:40:15 So what, what were you wrong about?

00:40:18 I get community noted on Twitter all the time.

00:40:21 So do I quite a bit.

00:40:22 Well, you post, you post so much and it's like, oh, whoops, that one was, you know, wrong,

00:40:26 whatever.

00:40:27 I know.

00:40:27 But a lot of times the community notes is wrong.

00:40:29 I've had community notes be like, they take it away.

00:40:32 I had that last night.

00:40:33 Another one.

00:40:33 They'll put it up and then they'll take it down.

00:40:35 Or even then they, I said that Jesus was Palestinian and then you read the community.

00:40:38 I saw that.

00:40:39 I saw that.

00:40:39 You read the community note.

00:40:40 It's like, well, it was named something different.

00:40:42 Okay.

00:40:42 That doesn't mean, you know, it's just a different name of the same place.

00:40:45 It's the same region.

00:40:46 This is a bad community note.

00:40:47 And then I'll say like, uh, Jesus was Muslim and they're like, Islam was created 700 years 1.00

00:40:51 later.

00:40:51 Well, the definition of Muslim is one who serves God.

00:40:54 So just because the Quran wasn't written for seven, doesn't mean that he couldn't be Muslim.

00:40:57 Community notes is inaccurate quite a bit.

00:40:58 Well, I saw there was like some, it was like the community notes, like destroy.

00:41:03 People, they, they posted a screenshot of the Palestinian one.

00:41:07 And it was like the top comment on there was like, just agreeing with you.

00:41:11 It was like, well, yeah.

00:41:12 You kind of just proved Palestinian, you know, historically land. 0.51

00:41:15 So he made the point, you know, but I don't know.

00:41:20 People are wrong all the time.

00:41:21 So I guess you don't ever know.

00:41:23 Wrong.

00:41:23 What were you most notoriously wrong for?

00:41:26 I don't know this.

00:41:27 I'm just asking like, what would, I guess when I was a liberal, that's true.

00:41:31 I was there too.

00:41:31 But what recently, you know, cause you have been, I would say like, you're one of the,

00:41:37 like the go-to news sources right now.

00:41:40 Genuinely.

00:41:40 I think more people are going to your Twitter to find out.

00:41:43 And the more people are learning from your Twitter account solely about Israel and Palestine,

00:41:48 then I would argue mainstream news.

00:41:51 Yeah.

00:41:52 I think the thing I was wrong about most, I guess, um, the thing I was wrong about most,

00:41:59 I ended up like, I don't know, Palestine.

00:42:01 I guess I don't really know, but the thing I got most worried about was I posted the thing.

00:42:07 Haaretz, uh, the Israeli paper said that Apache attack helicopters and Israeli tanks were active

00:42:13 on October 7th.

00:42:14 So I went the extra step of saying, well, that means that they killed Israeli civilians probably,

00:42:19 you know, cause you see the burn cars, the burn bodies, the burned homes, paragliding

00:42:24 Hamas fighters armed with rifles didn't do that, you know?

00:42:27 So I got, so they threatened me with a lawsuit.

00:42:29 They sent me an email.

00:42:29 They said, oh, we're going to sue you.

00:42:31 Yeah.

00:42:31 Israel? 0.53

00:42:32 No, Haaretz.

00:42:33 Oh, okay, okay.

00:42:34 Uh, Israel's attacked me on Twitter too, their official account, but they said, we're going 0.99

00:42:38 to sue you.

00:42:38 That's a flex. 0.99

00:42:39 And I was like, I was like, fuck, like, I don't got money for that right now. 0.97

00:42:44 So you just deleted it? 0.99

00:42:45 No, they asked me to delete it.

00:42:47 And they said, here's the apology you're going to post and other people, you got the

00:42:50 call, other people, really big people on Twitter.

00:42:52 I'm not going to name names, but they did it.

00:42:54 They did the apology.

00:42:56 And I didn't.

00:42:58 And then, did you get sued?

00:43:00 No, no.

00:43:00 But then two weeks later, Haaretz said, uh, okay, we got a source from the Israeli police

00:43:07 that said that the Apache attack helicopter did kill civilians.

00:43:09 So you were right.

00:43:10 Yeah.

00:43:11 Oh, so you weren't wrong at all.

00:43:12 Okay.

00:43:13 Okay.

00:43:13 No, but I was worried shitless.

00:43:14 Cause I was like, I don't want to get sued.

00:43:15 Let alone by getting sued by Israel is they got the money. 0.58

00:43:20 They got the money for it.

00:43:21 A hundred percent.

00:43:22 No, I was scared.

00:43:23 Do you want to run for office?

00:43:24 Eventually it seemed like, I don't know.

00:43:25 So when I, when I look at your profile picture on done, I'm like, this guy wants to be a

00:43:28 politician.

00:43:29 I don't want to get killed.

00:43:30 That's that's, and I definitely don't want anything to happen to my fiance.

00:43:33 Uh, and you know, they threatened that all the time.

00:43:37 Uh, you know, there's like, uh, you know, I don't want to, but there, there's just scary

00:43:42 things that happen.

00:43:43 Like I don't talk about most of it.

00:43:44 I'm sure you have stuff too. 0.99

00:43:45 You know, stalkers, people address, all that stuff, crazy shit. 0.99

00:43:50 So I don't want to be killed. 0.99

00:43:53 And you know, Jimmy, you know, Jimmy door.

00:43:55 No, really, really.

00:43:58 You don't know Jimmy door.

00:43:59 No.

00:44:00 Oh, you got to follow him.

00:44:01 He's great.

00:44:02 He's great.

00:44:04 He's a D O R E. 1.00

00:44:09 I'm so surprised by that.

00:44:11 Is that a comedian?

00:44:12 Well, yeah, he's a comedian, but he's got a very popular YouTube show.

00:44:16 Very popular.

00:44:17 I'm surprised they still let him on.

00:44:19 I would always go on his show all the time, but it's a, I mean, he averages like usually

00:44:23 like 15 K on YouTube and he's actually just, I think he's signing a deal with rumble.

00:44:28 He's got a, he's got a huge audience.

00:44:30 Some of his rumble streams get like 18 K crazy.

00:44:33 I've never heard of him.

00:44:34 Um, but he, he always sells out comedy.

00:44:37 So anyways, long story short, he almost ran for president this year.

00:44:41 Yeah.

00:44:41 And, um, you know, the reason why he didn't is he's like, I know they're going to try

00:44:49 to, you know, kill me or do something, put something on my computer.

00:44:53 He's anti-Zionist. 0.98

00:44:54 Yeah.

00:44:54 He's like, he's like us.

00:44:55 He's like us.

00:44:56 He's like me.

00:44:57 He looks Jewish.

00:44:59 Uh, Italian.

00:45:00 Yeah.

00:45:00 He's Italian.

00:45:01 Okay.

00:45:01 Same thing.

00:45:02 American, Italian.

00:45:03 Yeah.

00:45:04 Close enough.

00:45:05 Um, but yeah. 0.58

00:45:06 How do we get to Jimmy door that they want to kill him?

00:45:10 Oh, right, right, right, right.

00:45:11 So he's going to run for what is he a Republican and conservative?

00:45:14 What do you mean?

00:45:14 He's like us.

00:45:15 I'm not like you.

00:45:16 He was going to run third party.

00:45:17 Okay.

00:45:18 Yeah.

00:45:18 Okay.

00:45:19 I'm not a communist, but okay.

00:45:21 So Alex isn't either, but I had a 40 minute conversation with him.

00:45:25 That was very fruitful because we understand that we have the same enemies.

00:45:28 And yesterday I was on a podcast here and he was, uh, two libertarians and we had a great

00:45:33 time.

00:45:34 We had a great con they're like, uh, actually in the libertarian party, high up, whatever.

00:45:37 So it's like, it's the, it's, it doesn't matter.

00:45:42 I guess, I guess it does matter, but we have the same goals.

00:45:45 You know, it's, I, I consider Marxism as like, uh, uh, not to get like nerdy, but it's like

00:45:51 a science of how you interpret the world and, um, see our problems.

00:45:56 So you see the same problems, but maybe you just different solutions, not even different

00:46:01 solutions.

00:46:01 You just get there in a different way of seeing the problems, you know?

00:46:05 Okay.

00:46:05 Explain.

00:46:07 Like, like, uh, like I think get nerdy with it.

00:46:11 I want to, I really wanted you to, I want to understand your communist point of view.

00:46:16 Um, well, I mean, you take the science of dialectical materialism and it's like, you,

00:46:21 you look at the world in a way that, so like you look at the way that the world operates

00:46:29 in the sense that like, I don't know, maybe we're not the same.

00:46:32 Who do you think runs the world? 0.97

00:46:34 Zionist. 0.95

00:46:35 I think Zionist power comes from the people who run the world. 0.86

00:46:39 Okay.

00:46:39 I think wall street and the city of London run the world.

00:46:42 I think finance capital runs the city of London.

00:46:44 Yeah, that's true.

00:46:45 That's, that's a further step.

00:46:47 The city of, I've heard that from very successful people.

00:46:49 Yeah.

00:46:50 So I think that communists look at the, the problem as finance capital that is concentrated

00:46:56 amongst a select few that, you know, have no, no, um, care in the world of, uh, making sure

00:47:04 that the masses live a prosperous life.

00:47:06 And I think maybe, I don't know how you arrive at the same calculation, but you arrive at

00:47:12 the same category as you say, city of London, wall street, whatever.

00:47:15 But I look at it and I say, okay, where's the center of finance capital?

00:47:18 It's those groups.

00:47:19 It's Walt, it's a black rock, Vanguard state street.

00:47:22 It's all those groups.

00:47:23 So I think that when you look at it through the Marxist sense, it's, it's actually, you

00:47:28 know, just a different way of looking at the same issue.

00:47:30 And Chad saying London, London, it's not London.

00:47:32 It's the city of London.

00:47:33 City of London.

00:47:34 Can you explain that in more detail?

00:47:35 I think a lot of people don't know about that.

00:47:37 I mean, city of London is basically a rapacious, uh, blood sucking financial institution.

00:47:43 Like we think of like wall street, you know, it's, it's the hub of all that is evil.

00:47:49 So yeah, that is a common, uh, misconception.

00:47:53 I'm not talking about London, the metropolitan area talking about like the city. 0.80

00:48:00 So the British are really the problem. 1.00

00:48:04 The Brits are the problem. 1.00

00:48:06 So, okay, let's, let's read. 0.67

00:48:07 And there are a lot of Zionists that, uh, are involved in the founding of the city of London 0.97

00:48:12 too.

00:48:13 Hey, thank you for the 20s.

00:48:14 Sneko independent journalists, uh, tens of thousands, testimonies, satellite data confirmed.

00:48:19 Okay.

00:48:19 I want to, I'll ask about the Uyghurs a little more, but first, um, city of London is a city

00:48:24 Sarah ceremonial County and local government district that contains the ancient center and

00:48:29 constitutes alongside Canary Wharf.

00:48:31 This is Philip cross Wikipedia. 0.99

00:48:33 They're pushing all the bullshit. 0.99

00:48:34 Let's get to the second paragraph. 1.00

00:48:36 Let's see.

00:48:36 Okay.

00:48:37 City of London is known, uh, colloquially as the square mile, as it is 1.12 square miles.

00:48:43 Uh, so really it's just 1.12 square miles.

00:48:45 Financial.

00:48:45 Yeah.

00:48:45 It's very small.

00:48:46 So it's like the wall street of London.

00:48:48 Yes.

00:48:48 It's like, um, the Rothschilds have like a lot of, well, Rothschilds, I mean, yeah, so

00:48:54 they have a lot of family homes that like they, that's like where their family, that's where

00:48:59 their center of power is, is in the city of London.

00:49:01 And like, have you ever seen that old, it's like a 60 minutes video where they interview

00:49:05 the Rothschilds?

00:49:06 No, I haven't.

00:49:06 They talk about how like they founded their family's roots in the city of London district.

00:49:11 Should we watch it?

00:49:12 No, it's boring.

00:49:14 It's like the Rothschilds. 0.96

00:49:15 Oh, okay.

00:49:15 Yeah.

00:49:15 They're really boring people.

00:49:16 So the city of London, who else runs the world?

00:49:20 Wall street, but who, who controls these financial centers?

00:49:26 It's the financial elite.

00:49:27 I mean, I think it's like, um, the thing that people always say is like, well, they're like,

00:49:31 Oh, Zionists are over, or, you know, um, Jews, whoever overrepresented, but it's like 0.93

00:49:37 there's plenty of religious sects that are overrepresented, you know?

00:49:41 That's true.

00:49:41 It's not just Jews. 0.56

00:49:43 So I think, um, I think to say it's just, uh, Jewish people is kind of missing the mark

00:49:50 a little bit, despite the fact that, yeah, it's a hundred thousand percent true that Zionist 0.99

00:49:53 power comes directly from here.

00:49:55 And a lot of them are Zionist, but it's not the Jews that run the world. 0.84

00:49:59 It's these hubs of finance capital that run the world monopolize wealth.

00:50:05 Okay.

00:50:06 I mean, Vanguard, Vanguard owns the majority of like four to the, I think three out of the

00:50:11 five largest media, uh, conglomerates in the U S on CNN, right?

00:50:16 Yeah.

00:50:17 I don't.

00:50:17 So Fox is obviously controlled by the Murdochs.

00:50:19 And then I know BlackRock controls one of the five.

00:50:22 They're like the largest shared holder.

00:50:24 And then the other three are Vanguard.

00:50:26 And then state street is like number two on one of them, but Vanguard is not even Jewish. 0.90

00:50:32 It's not.

00:50:33 No.

00:50:34 So who owns a Vanguard?

00:50:36 I think he's a Catholic.

00:50:37 Is he?

00:50:38 Yeah.

00:50:39 Okay.

00:50:39 Do you know about the, there, I will say though, for anyone in the chat, there are some like

00:50:43 bogus memes saying he's Jewish, but he's not religiously or culturally familiarly Jewish

00:50:50 either.

00:50:50 He's, it's like a fake meme.

00:50:51 He's just ethnically.

00:50:52 It's just not even ethnically.

00:50:54 Okay.

00:50:55 I know some people say, well, ethnically counts, but he's not even ethnically Jewish.

00:50:59 Okay.

00:50:59 So we kind of agree about who controls the world, but so how do you arrive at communism?

00:51:04 Uh, because it's, it's the most successful mechanism for destroying these centers of power

00:51:11 on the face of the earth and actually uplifting the people.

00:51:15 Uh, look at, uh, the, look at the Russian empire before the Soviet union came into tech.

00:51:20 It was like a feudal society where, uh, you know, the czars had like pretty much all the

00:51:25 wealth and it was a terrible situation.

00:51:28 And the country wasn't industrializing.

00:51:30 It was just like, basically, you know, farmland, Siberia, whatever. 1.00

00:51:34 It was a bunch of bullshit. 0.97

00:51:36 And the Soviets said, okay, we're going to combine the rich history of like Ivan, the 0.99

00:51:42 terrible Catherine, the great Alexander, all these dudes and women that brought about the 1.00

00:51:47 Russian empire.

00:51:48 We're going to continue to expand our empire, but in the same sense.

00:51:51 And they praise, they praise all those leaders for doing that.

00:51:54 Uh, that's what Stalin said about the czars.

00:51:56 But he also said, we're going to do it in a way that rapidly industrializes our economy

00:52:01 and uplifts the good of the people.

00:52:03 And they did that.

00:52:04 The standard of living increased dramatically.

00:52:06 They were able to defeat the Nazis, which were financed by the British and, you know,

00:52:11 English, the bloodiest war in human history. 0.52

00:52:14 And they basically took like a hundred years of history of development and shrunk it down

00:52:19 into like 10 years and did that all in 10 years.

00:52:22 And then they won the war, you know, China, similar.

00:52:26 Pat, do you hate capitalism?

00:52:29 I don't even think we live in capitalism.

00:52:31 I think we're ruled by Trotskyists, you know, explain.

00:52:34 I don't know what Trotsky is.

00:52:35 Like, um, Trotsky was a traitor snake, uh, in, in the, in the Russian revolution.

00:52:41 And a lot of the bad things you hear about the communist party in, in the Soviet.

00:52:45 Trotsky?

00:52:45 Yeah.

00:52:46 Like you hear about the rounding up.

00:52:48 Leon Trotsky, right?

00:52:49 Is that a sign?

00:52:49 Yeah.

00:52:49 You hear about the rounding up of Orthodox Christians, for example. 0.83

00:52:55 Trotsky was a rabid Zionist and he had ties with all these like, uh, insane people like, 0.99

00:53:02 uh, you know, these like radical Jewish texts.

00:53:04 Karl Marx wasn't a Zionist? 0.60

00:53:06 Uh, I'm actually not sure about that.

00:53:08 I'm not sure about that.

00:53:10 Would that change your mind on communism if Karl Marx was a Zionist? 0.85

00:53:13 Well, I'll say that people say Stalin was a Zionist too.

00:53:17 But if you actually look at what happened.

00:53:20 There's no.

00:53:21 He was not.

00:53:22 Yeah.

00:53:22 How would he be a Zionist? 0.97

00:53:25 Well, people make up things.

00:53:26 They say he was the first, that the Soviet Union was the first country to recognize the state of Israel.

00:53:31 It's a lie.

00:53:32 It wasn't.

00:53:33 I mean, everyone knows, like any, anyone who knows anything about how the Israeli state was formed knows that it was not the Soviet Union, but there's still like viral Twitter graphics.

00:53:41 I see saying that the Soviet Union was the first to recognize Israel.

00:53:47 Oh, there's a question from, uh, M. Nasser.

00:53:49 It's a question for Jackson.

00:53:50 How do you rationalize that complete communism is atheistic being that you're Orthodox? 0.99

00:53:55 That's a good question.

00:53:56 Uh, well, there, there's like, um, I would say, but before you answer this question, I would say like,

00:54:00 how do you fix all the problems with the world?

00:54:02 I think it starts with God.

00:54:04 I think you need God.

00:54:04 And then that's where all God transcends politics and transcends any political ideology.

00:54:11 Everything that I believe in, it all trickles down from God.

00:54:15 Trickle down Godonomics. 0.98

00:54:16 That's why Israel is a satanic state. 0.99

00:54:18 Cause they'd rather like worship. 0.90

00:54:20 Moloch at, uh, you know, at like sacrificing the chickens and 40 foot owl sculpture and whatnot doing their human effigies.

00:54:27 But they'd rather do that than like say that, uh, you know, Ben Shapiro says Jesus, Jesus was like a, he's in hell.

00:54:34 A street.

00:54:35 That's what they, that's what he says.

00:54:36 He said, he says Jesus in hell.

00:54:38 Yeah.

00:54:39 Yeah.

00:54:40 So it's like, um, that's what the Zionists believe that, but that's also why a lot of like Torah fundamentalists have problems with Zionism.

00:54:49 They also have problems with the state of Israel being a state.

00:54:52 And they don't really talk about that.

00:54:53 A lot of these, the Jews that are against Zionism, they don't get a platform whatsoever.

00:54:56 They don't get, but they're starting to on X.

00:54:58 Yeah.

00:54:59 Follow Torah, Judah, even if you're not like, uh, I'm going to pull up that Twitter.

00:55:02 Yeah.

00:55:03 It's interesting.

00:55:04 But what, so the question was about religion.

00:55:06 Yeah.

00:55:07 You're asking like, how are you, how do you fix the problems?

00:55:10 Well, I think it starts with God.

00:55:11 That's why they try to push atheism so much.

00:55:13 I still agree with that.

00:55:15 Uh, the squash, the beef, uh, Torah.

00:55:18 Uh, we should all do a stream together.

00:55:20 Fresh and fit.

00:55:21 You think so?

00:55:22 Yeah.

00:55:22 My, my, my, my friend's with Myron, right?

00:55:23 Yeah.

00:55:24 He was on the stream yesterday.

00:55:24 He's saying, uh, he's saying he wants to have you on the show again.

00:55:26 I can't keep up with all the beef, the drama, but I tried to.

00:55:29 Yeah.

00:55:30 It's, it's whatever.

00:55:31 Um, it sounds.

00:55:33 Wait, wait, wait.

00:55:34 Imagine if it was you, me, maybe even we get Haas for, he'd come.

00:55:38 He's actually going to be coming on the show.

00:55:39 He's a communist too, right?

00:55:40 Yeah.

00:55:40 And then Zerka and, and you and Myron.

00:55:44 That'd be a, that'd be a gnarly stream.

00:55:46 Yeah.

00:55:47 That would be insane.

00:55:49 And then we'll bring it.

00:55:49 And then somehow Destiny's going to weasel his way in. 1.00

00:55:52 Why the fuck are you friends with that dweeb? 1.00

00:55:55 You realize he's such a retard. 1.00

00:55:56 I'm not. 1.00

00:55:57 He's such a fucking retard. 1.00

00:55:59 Okay. 1.00

00:56:00 And you know what?

00:56:01 We're not really friends, man.

00:56:02 I mean, not anymore, at least.

00:56:04 Bro, why?

00:56:06 Cause he was just like a funny little like blue hair guy.

00:56:08 It was like good con, you know, back and forth. 0.98

00:56:11 That's worse than any of the OnlyFans whores that you ever associate with. 1.00

00:56:15 That's worse than any of that. 0.89

00:56:16 You think I was platforming evil by having him on my stream?

00:56:20 Yeah.

00:56:21 Yeah.

00:56:21 What's your beef with Destiny?

00:56:23 It's like glorification of retardation. 1.00

00:56:27 Destiny, Destiny, my beef with Destiny is longstanding.

00:56:30 I can't get into all of it.

00:56:31 But what I'll say is like, you know.

00:56:35 Is he, some people in the chat saying that he's running, he runs from you.

00:56:38 Yeah.

00:56:39 Yeah.

00:56:39 He, he, well, he blacklisted me and Haas.

00:56:42 He won't debate us anymore.

00:56:43 Like we debated all the time and then he won't debate us anymore because he said that I'm

00:56:47 funded by Russia.

00:56:48 So he won't debate me.

00:56:50 So what?

00:56:52 That's just makes no sense.

00:56:53 No, no.

00:56:53 That's what he said though.

00:56:54 I know.

00:56:54 I believe that. 0.99

00:56:55 I'm just like, mate, like dumb excuse. 0.98

00:56:58 Well, that's what he does. 0.92

00:56:59 It's like even, um, you know, putting aside any disagreements I have, bad blood I have with

00:57:06 Nick.

00:57:06 He did the same thing with Nick when, uh, he's, he's like, Oh, and then like, he's like,

00:57:11 I can't debate you anymore because you betrayed me. 1.00

00:57:13 You know, it was, it's all bullshit. 1.00

00:57:15 Yeah. 1.00

00:57:15 It's all bullshit. 0.99

00:57:16 So wait, what, um, first I want to, before you talk about Nick, uh, toward Judaism, this 0.99

00:57:21 is about regular Orthodox Jews who are against Zionism.

00:57:24 Yeah.

00:57:51 So the toward Judaism just platforms, uh, anti-Zionist Jews, mostly Orthodox follow. 0.87

00:58:19 Oh, they follow me.

00:58:20 There you go.

00:58:21 Oh, wow.

00:58:21 Okay.

00:58:22 Look, I chat.

00:58:22 I'm not anti-Semitic.

00:58:23 You probably get accused of anti-Semitism every day, huh?

00:58:26 But you probably aligned with them, um, on a lot of, not religion, obviously, but like

00:58:33 on a lot of cultural things, you know?

00:58:35 And it's like, Jews and Muslims have a lot in common.

00:58:37 Yeah.

00:58:38 We, we really not Zionist Jews, but actual Jews are, we really believe in a lot.

00:58:43 But the thing with the religion, it's like, uh, a lot of that was pushed by Trotsky,

00:58:49 the rounding up and the, the, the, uh, the, the gulags and stuff of the Christians. 0.99

00:58:54 Trotsky pushed that.

00:58:55 Stalin tried to stop it and he did stop it eventually.

00:58:57 Um, Stalin almost became, uh, an Orthodox, Orthodox priest when he was younger.

00:59:04 Really?

00:59:04 Yeah.

00:59:05 Okay.

00:59:05 And they call him Zionist.

00:59:06 They call them all names.

00:59:07 And then, well, Orthodox Christian.

00:59:09 And then they, and then when he was later in life, you know, he opened the churches again

00:59:14 and he actually started going to church secretly, but it was like a, that's according to his

00:59:20 bodyguard.

00:59:21 Okay.

00:59:22 So you don't know how that, you never really know how valid a lot of these statements are.

00:59:26 Like, yeah.

00:59:28 And China, it's like, you can't be my understanding.

00:59:31 I don't know if it's still like this, but my understanding of how it used to be is like,

00:59:34 you couldn't be a part of an official religion upon entering the, as a formal party member

00:59:40 to the party, the communist party of China.

00:59:42 But like once you're in it, you could then join a religion officially.

00:59:46 So what's your beef with Nick or do you, or bad blood?

00:59:50 Yeah, I mean, I think that, uh, I didn't necessarily have bad blood with him.

00:59:58 I thought that he got some stuff wrong.

01:00:00 I thought that he, you know, we had some minor disagreements, whatever.

01:00:04 And then he and his like, uh, he and his buddy, uh, the Irish kid, you know who I'm talking 0.98

01:00:13 about?

01:00:15 Keith Woods.

01:00:16 Yeah.

01:00:17 Yeah.

01:00:17 That I like Keith Woods has a, his Twitter has also been.

01:00:20 Yeah.

01:00:21 He kind of apologized to me and made up on DM.

01:00:24 So I'm not as bad blood with him.

01:00:26 He, he, you know, again, it's the same thing.

01:00:28 It's like, if you know who your enemies are and you can agree on that, then that's good.

01:00:31 And I think he saw what I was doing in the fight against Zionism and he, he apologized

01:00:36 to me and I was like, okay, you know, whatever.

01:00:38 Okay.

01:00:38 It's cool.

01:00:39 Apologize for what?

01:00:40 Well, he was just like relentlessly attacking me and Haas during the, um, you know what the

01:00:46 EFF is in South Africa.

01:00:48 It's like, uh, it's a Marxist group in South Africa and, uh, Julius Malema is the commander

01:00:54 in chief of the EFF and he was singing the historical, uh, South African song.

01:01:00 It's like kill the Boers.

01:01:02 You see all that stuff?

01:01:03 No, never heard of that.

01:01:04 They were saying it was like a call for like white genocide in South Africa, but it's really

01:01:09 not.

01:01:10 I mean, like Tucker Carlson even reached out to me when all of that was going on and it

01:01:13 was like viral on social media.

01:01:15 Elon Musk was calling Julius Malema genocidal against white people and stuff.

01:01:18 And I was defending Malema because it, it's just, it was being completely misconstrued.

01:01:24 And I get it because you have all this like BLM nonsense in the U S for years and years 1.00

01:01:28 and years.

01:01:29 So anytime you hear anything that maybe even sounds a little bit like it somewhere else,

01:01:32 you're going to be like, that's the same thing. 0.72

01:01:34 You know, it's white genocide. 0.82

01:01:36 So, uh, Keith Woods was trying to come at me and Haas for supporting Malema.

01:01:43 And then Nick, Nick got in on it and, uh, it just didn't get pretty.

01:01:50 When was this?

01:01:51 Oh, he's live.

01:01:51 He's speaking right now about something, but yeah, Keith Woods is, um, yeah, we're good

01:01:56 now.

01:01:56 You're good now.

01:01:57 So what about Nick?

01:01:58 What did he, it seems like there's, there's like a lot of back and forth.

01:02:02 Yeah.

01:02:03 I mean, I don't know.

01:02:04 I just think the kid's a little weird.

01:02:08 Well, you want to, you don't want to talk about it?

01:02:10 Well, I mean, it's like, first of all, there's like bad faith attacks on the political end

01:02:14 and stuff.

01:02:15 And then it's like, I don't know.

01:02:18 I just, I, I, I had dinner with him in LA one time with some of his friends and he was,

01:02:22 uh, nice enough.

01:02:23 Then there was some weird stuff, but he was nice enough.

01:02:26 Then I don't know.

01:02:27 I don't want to, I'd rather make peace than further war.

01:02:30 I tried to debate him too.

01:02:32 Haas and me wanted to debate him and Keith.

01:02:34 And then I don't think Nick wanted to debate with Keith.

01:02:37 Cause I think he's got some, I think he's a little embarrassed about Keith.

01:02:39 Cause Keith's not a Christian. 1.00

01:02:41 So what is Keith?

01:02:42 Uh, he's non-religious. 0.85

01:02:44 So I don't know if he's atheist, but I think Nick thought it would be bad optics to be with

01:02:50 someone who's not a Catholic.

01:02:52 Yeah.

01:02:52 Catholic or Christian at all. 0.90

01:02:54 Right.

01:02:54 And I get that.

01:02:55 I get, it'd be a little embarrassing, but it's like, um, I don't know. 0.91

01:03:00 I just thought it was really pathetic when he wouldn't debate us. 0.88

01:03:03 And so that was that. 0.91

01:03:05 I don't know.

01:03:06 I just think, I think there's other weird things.

01:03:08 It could be squash.

01:03:09 It doesn't sound like it's that. 1.00

01:03:10 I just don't hang around with faggots. 1.00

01:03:12 So I think that at the end of the day, it can be squash, but like, can we be friends? 1.00

01:03:16 I don't know.

01:03:18 Oh, so is that, is that bad?

01:03:20 I don't know.

01:03:21 I just think it's weird when like guys hang around with cat boys and stuff like that.

01:03:25 Ah, come on.

01:03:27 Um, what do you mean?

01:03:28 Come on.

01:03:29 I, you, you don't think that, would you hang out with a cat boy?

01:03:31 I don't, he's not a cat boy, but I mean, he's hanging out with them and stuff.

01:03:35 Yeah.

01:03:36 I don't, I haven't looked too much into that.

01:03:37 I think that was like a troll.

01:03:38 Fair enough.

01:03:39 Fair enough.

01:03:40 Yeah.

01:03:40 I don't, I don't think that's really, I don't mean to come in here and, uh, spout, uh,

01:03:46 I know.

01:03:46 I asked you, it's an, it's, I want it.

01:03:48 I want to see your position on this.

01:03:50 Yeah.

01:03:50 Would you debate him one-on-one?

01:03:52 Yeah, we, we debate one-on-one, I guess.

01:03:54 I really wanted to debate with Haas because I think that'd be a good debate because Keith

01:03:58 was the one that started attacking us about the EFF.

01:04:01 And I was like, well, if he wants to debate us and attack us so bad and he's allied with

01:04:06 Nick, then we should all debate together about the EFF.

01:04:09 But I don't know.

01:04:11 It is what it is.

01:04:12 Yeah.

01:04:13 I think it could be squashed.

01:04:14 I just, there's too much infighting on this side in this space.

01:04:19 Too many.

01:04:19 There's a lot of ego at play and then everybody's always butting heads.

01:04:23 There really is not.

01:04:23 There's some weird things in LA too, but I'm not going to say that publicly.

01:04:26 But I just think that, uh, I don't know.

01:04:29 There's a limit.

01:04:30 It's like when you start flirting around with like Hitlerian stuff, you're going to kind 1.00

01:04:34 of go down the path of faggots like that. 1.00

01:04:36 You know, we all know how it ended for Hitler. 1.00

01:04:42 Um, okay.

01:04:45 What do you mean?

01:04:46 Well, I just don't think it's a good path to go down.

01:04:50 Hitler at the end of the war, he killed himself. 1.00

01:04:52 He's a faggot. 1.00

01:04:53 Allegedly. 1.00

01:04:53 Well, and he allegedly didn't burn the transgender Institute because Nazis weren't all transgenders 0.98

01:05:01 and gays. 0.57

01:05:02 You know, I, I, I just think that it's, I don't think it's smart to flirt with that stuff. 0.87

01:05:08 Wait, so you're saying Hitler was gay? 0.74

01:05:12 A hundred percent. 1.00

01:05:13 What's the fuck? 1.00

01:05:14 A hundred percent. 1.00

01:05:15 They were all transgenders and gays. 1.00

01:05:17 The Nazis? 0.99

01:05:18 Yes.

01:05:18 That's why they burned that Hirschfeld Institute, whatever it's called.

01:05:21 Yeah, no, Hirschfeld tried to start implementing transgenderism and then they burned down, they 1.00

01:05:24 burned his books and they-

01:05:25 No, the, the, the doctors within Hirschfeld said that it was burned down because the Nazis

01:05:30 had all of their private information in the Institute because they were-

01:05:34 That's why they burned it down.

01:05:36 I thought they burned it down because they were trying to start-

01:05:37 The only source on record from within the hospital said they burned it because the Nazis

01:05:43 were all going there.

01:05:45 I mean, why would they not burn any other one in Germany?

01:05:47 Why would they not attack anything else in Germany? 1.00

01:05:49 So you're saying Blitzkrieg was a bunch of fucking trannies? 1.00

01:05:52 Come on. 1.00

01:05:53 They lost.

01:05:54 They lost. 0.98

01:05:55 They were pretty damn close to taking over the, I can't believe that a bunch of trannies 1.00

01:05:58 and gay people were being able to take over the world. 1.00

01:06:02 Well, they're, they're radicals. 1.00

01:06:04 They're insane, but they're also funded by Anglo-Saxons and you should never underestimate 1.00

01:06:07 that. 0.68

01:06:08 I mean, look at the Ukrainian military today.

01:06:09 They're sending women. 1.00

01:06:11 They're sending trannies, like literally spokeswoman, uh, spokesperson of the military is a tranny. 1.00

01:06:16 And the Russian military is so well accomplished, so experienced, so well financed.

01:06:21 And really, uh, uh, you know, well-oiled machine and the Russians in about two years have only 0.90

01:06:28 taken about 80,000 square kilometers of territory, you know, and that's literally a transgender 0.99

01:06:33 woke army that they're fighting.

01:06:35 It's the modern reincarnation.

01:06:37 It's the ideologues of Hitler. 0.93

01:06:41 Are they talking about the order of motto?

01:06:43 What is that?

01:06:44 I'm not sure about that.

01:06:45 Okay.

01:06:46 And we're also going to ask you, um, I want to ask you, oh, Ukraine.

01:06:52 Let's, uh, so you were, you were speaking a lot about Ukraine before Israel-Palestine

01:06:56 came up.

01:06:57 Can you red pill me on what's going on?

01:07:00 Basically, it's a big money laundering scheme and Zelensky's, you probably also would call 1.00

01:07:05 him a faggot. 1.00

01:07:05 Yeah. 1.00

01:07:06 A hundred percent.

01:07:07 Is that all going on still?

01:07:09 And then we're just not, I'm not paying attention with it.

01:07:10 It's over.

01:07:11 Russia won.

01:07:12 Russia won.

01:07:12 Yep.

01:07:13 Yeah.

01:07:13 Why?

01:07:13 I want to see people talk about that.

01:07:15 I did too.

01:07:16 I was saying that this morning.

01:07:17 I'm like, gosh, I wish the whole, I wish the Israel thing never happened, but like, 1.00

01:07:21 if it had to happen, I wish it happened later.

01:07:23 So we could all bloat about how right we were about Ukraine.

01:07:25 Right.

01:07:26 You know, but, uh, and you were really heavy on that earlier.

01:07:29 That's what you were.

01:07:30 Yeah.

01:07:31 It has a destiny about.

01:07:32 Yeah.

01:07:32 But MSNBC morning, Joe, they admitted today that Russia's won.

01:07:36 So I think it's pretty much over now, especially if Trump comes into office, then it's really

01:07:40 over.

01:07:41 What happened to all those Ukraine fries?

01:07:42 I was walking on New York city a couple of months ago and Israeli flags, they just swapped

01:07:46 them out every, every couple of months.

01:07:48 They have something else.

01:07:49 It was a BLM flag, then a Ukraine flag.

01:07:50 And then now it's a, it's a star of David.

01:07:53 Yeah.

01:07:53 I saw it down the street.

01:07:54 I was in front of like a Brickville city center the other day and they have the Ukraine 0.98

01:07:58 flag and the Israeli flag side by side.

01:08:01 I'm like, how long is it going to be until they take down the Ukraine flag?

01:08:03 And it's just the Israeli flag up there, you know?

01:08:06 Okay.

01:08:06 So what was, what's the truth behind what happened in Ukraine and America's involvement?

01:08:11 Um, I, I think everyone knows the history now, but it's like, uh, we funded, we funded,

01:08:18 well, really it's like, you go back to the cold war and we were promoting all of the people

01:08:23 that were trying to break Ukraine away from the Soviet union, like Bandera, who was Hitler's 0.96

01:08:28 guy in Ukraine with the, with the Waffen SS 14th Grenadier division.

01:08:33 Uh, the U S was providing covert support for, uh, Stefan Bandera.

01:08:38 And Stefan Bandera was waging these like bloody campaigns against Soviets when they had liberated

01:08:43 Ukraine that happened throughout the cold war.

01:08:46 Uh, we were doing similar stuff like that in the cold war.

01:08:49 And then fast forward early two thousands, whatever, some good people got elected, bad

01:08:55 people got elected.

01:08:55 We financed the bad people that were trying to break Ukraine away from Russia and towards 0.99

01:09:00 the EU.

01:09:01 Russia wanted people that were more neutral, more pro-Russian.

01:09:04 And eventually a coup happened.

01:09:06 Azov Nazis took over and they started to launch a campaign of genocide against the people, the

01:09:14 Donbass, the ethnic Russians there, cause they were trying to join the Russian Federation.

01:09:19 And that happened for eight years.

01:09:21 And then Putin finally stepped in and saw that.

01:09:23 I think the only problem with Putin is that he didn't do anything sooner.

01:09:26 And that's what the communist party of the Russian Federation argued.

01:09:30 He should have done what he did eight years ago with the SMO.

01:09:34 So what did he do eight years ago with the SMO?

01:09:36 Uh, he should have done the SMO eight years ago.

01:09:38 Okay.

01:09:38 Like he should have launched the war eight years ago when this all began, but he didn't.

01:09:44 He waited eight years.

01:09:44 Why did he wait so long?

01:09:45 He tried to negotiate.

01:09:47 I think Putin, well, he's, I think maybe he partially believed that he could negotiate

01:09:52 with the West, uh, and achieve peace through those means.

01:09:56 And the other factor is when Putin first came into power, he had like a really difficult

01:10:02 situation, a corrupt country filled with oligarchs.

01:10:06 Many of whom were like very pro-Western and wanted to fully integrate into the EU and fully

01:10:11 join NATO and all that stuff.

01:10:13 So as a leader, he saw himself between like the natural movement of the Russian nation,

01:10:18 which is where it's going today.

01:10:20 And the oligarchs that had a lot of control in the media, politics, business, finance. 0.55

01:10:25 Oligarchs are Zionists, correct? 1.00

01:10:26 Not all of them.

01:10:27 No, no, not all of them.

01:10:29 I mean, no, but it's interesting today because like the people that are now in top Russian

01:10:38 society, some of them still are, but then you have people like Solovyev.

01:10:42 He's like the most famous, you know, Russian propagandist within Russia that promotes Putin's

01:10:46 line everywhere.

01:10:47 He's a Jew, but he's a rabid anti-Zionist.

01:10:50 So you get a mix up there of people.

01:10:54 What separates a Jew from a Zionist? 0.90

01:10:56 Like, does a regular Jew believe that they're also chosen? 1.00

01:11:01 That's a good question.

01:11:03 There are, yeah, a lot of, you know, and I've had that debate with people who are anti-Zionist.

01:11:09 They're anti-Zionist.

01:11:10 But so how do you define a Jew that's not as, I was going to say good Jew, but I don't 0.58

01:11:14 want that to be clear.

01:11:15 How do you define a Jew from a Zionist?

01:11:19 Well, Zionism is the belief that there is a state of Israel, you know, so I guess Jews 0.95

01:11:27 still believe that they're God's chosen people.

01:11:31 And I believe they deserve the land, the state of Israel by extension.

01:11:35 I don't think that they believe that there should be an Israeli state in the way that

01:11:44 it's present today.

01:11:45 And the other thing is, even some of these Torah Judaism people, they don't believe in 0.50

01:11:52 the Israeli state today because they don't believe in the order of events in which it

01:11:57 happened.

01:11:57 Because for them, there can't be like, there can't be a Jewish state. 1.00

01:12:03 There can't be an Israeli state before, you know, the second coming of Christ. 0.95

01:12:08 So there's a lot of Orthodox that believe in like a Jewish land, holy land, but they don't

01:12:13 believe in how the Israeli state was formed today.

01:12:15 And that's why there's no ratification of the Israeli constitution, because if they do,

01:12:19 a lot more Jews are going to get upset.

01:12:22 So where do they think their land should be, if not Israel or Palestine?

01:12:27 I think you'll get a bunch of different answers.

01:12:29 I want to know what these Torah, I want to ask a non-Zionist Jew and really try to figure 1.00

01:12:33 out.

01:12:33 That's the thing.

01:12:34 It's like, I ask people that and I have people give me different answers.

01:12:37 Like I've asked some anti-Zionist Jews, like you believe you're a God's chosen person. 0.98

01:12:41 You're Jewish. 0.75

01:12:42 It's what Torah says, right?

01:12:43 And sometimes they say yes.

01:12:44 And sometimes it's complicated.

01:12:45 So it's like, well, they are pretty secretive about what they believe in.

01:12:49 I don't even think a lot of people know what.

01:12:52 I'm curious too.

01:12:53 I try to ask just people I know.

01:12:55 I think they're not supposed to really tell people what they believe in.

01:12:58 Mormons don't. 0.99

01:13:00 They keep it to themselves.

01:13:01 That's why they don't want you to learn their language. 0.94

01:13:03 They don't want to be able to read the Talmud.

01:13:04 They don't want you to keep it within the family.

01:13:07 They don't want you to convert.

01:13:08 They don't want outsiders in. 1.00

01:13:10 But that'd be a really good interview.

01:13:12 If you know anybody, I would love to have him on the stream after this.

01:13:15 But Dan, well, Dan Cohen is, he's Jewish and he believes that Jews are God's chosen people.

01:13:22 He's a journalist who's worked for a whole host of like anti-Zionist media outlets.

01:13:27 And he, you know, I respect him, whatever.

01:13:30 He does good work.

01:13:30 But like he was one person who brought up that issue with me.

01:13:33 He said, Jackson, stop saying that or respect, more respectfully than that.

01:13:37 He said, you know, you're bringing up this.

01:13:39 I'd show kids getting bombed and I'm like, God's chosen people are really doing this, you know?

01:13:45 And he's like, you know, you should stop using that phrase because it's Jews believe they're God's chosen people. 1.00

01:13:50 And it's insulting to Judaism. 0.95

01:13:53 And I'm like, I'm not a Jew. 0.58

01:13:57 And also, that's insulting to everybody else.

01:14:00 If you're like, wait, so I'm not chosen by God?

01:14:02 Like, what am I? 0.98

01:14:03 I'm a pig? 0.97

01:14:04 Yeah. 0.96

01:14:05 How are, so how are, how are God's chosen people?

01:14:11 How are they supposed to be God's chosen people if they think that like Jesus, you know, is in hell right now?

01:14:18 That doesn't make any sense to me.

01:14:20 And is that what a normal, is that what a non-Zionist Jew believes? 0.84

01:14:23 Do they all believe that Jesus is in hell?

01:14:25 I don't know about non-Zionist Jews, but I know Zionists do. 1.00

01:14:28 That's what I'm saying.

01:14:29 The Zionist, this is why you should have the conversation with a non-Zionist Jew. 0.98

01:14:33 I want to figure it out.

01:14:34 Dan Cohen.

01:14:35 Dan Cohen?

01:14:37 Okay, what does he work for?

01:14:38 What does he do?

01:14:39 I don't know where he works right now.

01:14:40 He's worked for the gray zone. 0.98

01:14:42 He's worked for Redacted.

01:14:44 I think he has his own media outlet now.

01:14:46 Ilya says, how can Jackson support Palestine at the same time support the killing of the Syrian people by Basha al-Kab? 0.60

01:14:52 I hope he stops siding with such a criminal dictator.

01:14:58 Wait, you can read it again. 0.91

01:15:00 How can Jackson support Palestine and also support the killing of Syrian people? 0.69

01:15:05 Well, if there's Syrians who are fighting for al-Qaeda and al-Nusra and Jaisal Islam and all those groups, then I guess it's warranted. 1.00

01:15:13 So what's your opinion on al-Qaeda, Taliban, these?

01:15:17 Well, I'm sympathetic to the Taliban, but not al-Qaeda.

01:15:21 Al-Qaeda, what do you – Osama bin Laden's had a big comeback right now.

01:15:26 He's back.

01:15:27 I see al-Qaeda as – anyone can believe what they want to believe. 0.93

01:15:33 Anyone can govern themselves how they want to govern.

01:15:36 But when you have small radical groups that are educated, financed, and armed by Western intelligence agencies to sow discontent and chaos in sovereign countries that we want their oil in or we want their government or whatever, that's when I start to have a problem with it.

01:15:55 So I just see al-Qaeda and all their affiliated groups, I just listen, as tools of the U.S. and the U.K. in an effort to destabilize the region further and get more countries that are going to agree with the Zionists. 0.96

01:16:07 So I don't know what people say about like, oh, Assad's killing people.

01:16:10 I mean, he didn't gas anyone.

01:16:11 That didn't happen.

01:16:12 Those were the White Helmets and al-Qaeda.

01:16:15 Can you show me some proof about that?

01:16:18 Sure.

01:16:19 What do I look up?

01:16:20 Go to – type in on – maybe on –

01:16:23 On Google?

01:16:23 Yeah.

01:16:26 I mean, yeah, so type it on Google.

01:16:28 What do you use?

01:16:28 I feel like you have weird search engines.

01:16:30 No, I just use Google.

01:16:31 Okay.

01:16:32 Look up what?

01:16:33 Look up the gray zone.

01:16:36 And then Aaron Matts.

01:16:38 So Aaron, double A, M-A-T-E.

01:16:42 And then O-P-C-W, space O-P-D.

01:16:47 O-P-C-W. 1.00

01:16:52 Just click on that.

01:16:53 So, I mean, all these articles are – so, okay, we'll just go – we're not going to

01:17:03 go through all of it, obviously, or like they're really long articles, but – so Elon

01:17:07 Musk is right.

01:17:08 Bellingcat is a Western PSYOP.

01:17:09 I'm sure everyone saw that tweet that he put out about Bellingcat being a Western intelligence

01:17:13 PSYOP.

01:17:14 So, Bellingcat is the organization that is used by everyone to allegedly prove that Assad

01:17:21 gas his own people. 0.70

01:17:22 And they supplied all that information to the O-P-C-W, which is the Organization for the 0.97

01:17:29 Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

01:17:30 They said that Assad gas his own people.

01:17:36 Now, the O-P-C-W, what they do is they have, like, independent ballistic experts. 1.00

01:17:43 What are the people that, like, study dead bodies and stuff like that?

01:17:46 What are they called?

01:17:47 Yeah, stuff like that.

01:17:48 And they send them into any crisis zone where an international investigation is needed.

01:17:53 So, like, if someone wanted an investigation into what happened on October 7th, there's

01:17:58 a group like this.

01:17:59 It's not the O-P-C-W, but they'd send them in to investigate what happened. 0.74

01:18:04 So, the O-P-C-W lead investigators, Ian Henderson and another guy who's unnamed in all the official

01:18:10 court documents, they did a report on the ground.

01:18:13 And when they did the report on the ground in Syria and Duma, they were actually fired at

01:18:17 by Al-Qaeda when they were going in there.

01:18:18 They were escorted in by Russian forces.

01:18:21 And their final report, or their report, their draft report, as they called it, an interim

01:18:27 report, showed that there may not have even been a chemical attack in the first place.

01:18:33 And it was impossible for it to have been Assad that killed the people in the first place 0.99

01:18:37 as well.

01:18:38 And then those two guys got fired.

01:18:42 And they said, whoa, whoa, whoa, what just happened?

01:18:44 The U.S.-controlled OPCW just fired us.

01:18:47 This is worrying.

01:18:48 And then the final report came out about what happened in Duma.

01:18:51 And it said that Assad did gas them and it was chlorine.

01:18:55 And then these lead investigators leaked their findings to the press, to Aaron and other people.

01:19:01 And it showed that they completely misrepresented their findings on the ground.

01:19:05 They lied about everything.

01:19:06 And they altered the outcome of their investigation.

01:19:09 Okay.

01:19:12 Changing subjects.

01:19:12 We've got one from King Chris.

01:19:13 He said, took my Shahada today.

01:19:15 That's when you accept Islam.

01:19:16 Mashallah.

01:19:17 You're a great inspiration.

01:19:18 Sneeko. 0.54

01:19:18 Keep up the good work, brother.

01:19:19 Alhamdulillah.

01:19:19 Great stuff.

01:19:20 Allah Akbar!

01:19:21 What has your opinion been about all the Muslim support that you got for supporting

01:19:26 Palestine?

01:19:26 What's your...

01:19:28 What do you think about what's happening in the Middle East?

01:19:30 What do you think about Islam?

01:19:31 What do you think about everything that...

01:19:33 All the support that you're getting in the future of the Middle East?

01:19:37 I'm hopeful for it.

01:19:39 You know?

01:19:39 I don't know.

01:19:39 I see young men like you and...

01:19:42 I don't know.

01:19:43 I know you're beefing with Tate, but like...

01:19:45 I'm not beefing with him.

01:19:46 You're not?

01:19:46 No, no, no.

01:19:47 No?

01:19:47 No.

01:19:47 I just saw a clip and I was like...

01:19:49 I'd never know.

01:19:50 So I never know.

01:19:51 But...

01:19:52 I think he was...

01:19:52 He was basically saying that live streaming is just a path to degeneracy.

01:19:56 And thinking back, I mean, he clarified that he wasn't talking about me specifically.

01:20:00 Oh, okay.

01:20:01 Which I...

01:20:02 It sounded like you were talking about Aiden.

01:20:04 I think he was just talking about it in general. 1.00

01:20:05 I think he just thinks all of it like this is all bullshit. 1.00

01:20:07 This is all garbage. 1.00

01:20:08 And at first, because I was popping off, I thought he was talking about me directly 0.99

01:20:11 and especially all the drama alert.

01:20:13 He said no more seltzer water.

01:20:15 Yeah, no more seltzer water.

01:20:16 They tried to make it seem like it was against me.

01:20:18 And then...

01:20:18 But he clarified it.

01:20:19 And it does make sense because actually seeing what's happening on kick, it's like... 0.97

01:20:22 Well, the funny thing was like you were making fun of the OnlyFans whore that was sitting 0.98

01:20:27 next to you and then like the... 0.99

01:20:29 And then like you reacted to that clip.

01:20:30 You were doing the exact opposite of what he was saying.

01:20:34 But anyways...

01:20:34 And especially because I'm on Fresh and Fit all the time.

01:20:36 And so it was...

01:20:37 You've been on there.

01:20:38 Everybody...

01:20:39 We sit there at the same table.

01:20:41 Even though technically it is platforming them.

01:20:43 But you know, you criticize them and you can have discussions with them.

01:20:47 No, that's true.

01:20:48 That's besides the point.

01:20:50 But yeah, there's...

01:20:51 I think it's hopeful.

01:20:52 I think it's hopeful.

01:20:53 Islam being the fastest growing religion is hopeful for what?

01:20:56 Well, Orthodox Christianity is growing very fast right now in the US as well.

01:21:00 But I think it's hopeful because...

01:21:02 I don't know.

01:21:03 I just like Muslims.

01:21:04 I've never had a problem with...

01:21:06 I mean, like I've never...

01:21:07 Mashallah.

01:21:07 I've never had a problem with Muslims. 1.00

01:21:10 I've never been in a restaurant and been like, what the fuck is that Muslim? 1.00

01:21:13 You know what I'm saying? 1.00

01:21:14 These Muslims in the movie theater are allowed. 0.84

01:21:16 Exactly.

01:21:16 Across the street, there's some Muslims like that doesn't... 1.00

01:21:19 Who smells behind? 1.00

01:21:20 You know, it's like, no, there's none of that shit. 1.00

01:21:22 If it's a Hindu, you might think it's a little smell. 1.00

01:21:25 Hey, I'm joking.

01:21:25 I'm joking. 0.97

01:21:26 But the Indians do smell bad. 1.00

01:21:28 But how do... 0.65

01:21:30 What is the support been like?

01:21:32 Did you change your opinion on Islam before and after everything with Palestine?

01:21:35 What do you think about Islam in Palestine?

01:21:37 What do you think of the future Middle East?

01:21:38 I think that... 0.98

01:21:39 I think Muslims are very base and I hate all the... 1.00

01:21:43 The only thing I'll say is I hope and I know you guys will be guided by your faith, 0.96

01:21:51 but it's just so funny when I see all these Americans who support Palestine

01:21:57 and they're waving their LGBT flags for Palestine.

01:22:00 It's the first time that if they wave that in Iran, you're not...

01:22:06 But it's funny that you see these leftist, like BLM people being in support 1.00

01:22:09 and the same thing that far-right Muslims are on the same side.

01:22:15 But I mean, they're right for once, these leftist protesters.

01:22:19 Yeah.

01:22:20 Well, they're right because they see everything as like small versus big,

01:22:24 like David and Goliath, you know?

01:22:26 That's why I support Ukraine.

01:22:28 But I don't know.

01:22:30 The Muslims and the Orthodox in Russia and the clerical leadership

01:22:35 get along very well.

01:22:38 And so I've...

01:22:40 Again, I've never had any problem with Muslims.

01:22:42 I like how Muslims run their countries. 0.99

01:22:45 And, you know, I was briefly, very briefly in Saudi Arabia

01:22:49 when you were there.

01:22:52 I just came back.

01:22:53 Yes.

01:22:53 Yeah.

01:22:53 Well, I remember I was there and I flew in

01:22:57 and I was going to Bali and you were there and I texted you.

01:23:01 I was at like a McDonald's or something.

01:23:02 You were in Saudi?

01:23:03 Yes.

01:23:04 You don't remember that?

01:23:05 It was months ago.

01:23:06 It was months ago.

01:23:07 At the same time I was there?

01:23:09 Yeah.

01:23:09 This is my first time in Saudi.

01:23:10 I was in Dubai.

01:23:11 You were in Dubai?

01:23:12 Yeah. 1.00

01:23:13 I'm a fucking retard. 1.00

01:23:14 That's going to get clipped. 1.00

01:23:15 That's going to get clipped.

01:23:17 I sound like Destiny now.

01:23:18 Oh, no.

01:23:19 Oh, wait.

01:23:20 Hold on.

01:23:21 Yeah.

01:23:21 Well, it doesn't matter.

01:23:25 Yeah.

01:23:25 We were in Dubai at the same time.

01:23:26 But how did you, what was your opinion on Dubai?

01:23:29 Not Saudi, but Dubai.

01:23:30 UAE.

01:23:31 I'm the new destiny.

01:23:33 Hello, Akbar!

01:23:34 What's your...

01:23:35 Well, to be honest, for me, it's like I've never been to...

01:23:40 I was in the airport in Dubai.

01:23:42 Okay.

01:23:42 So, I've never been anywhere.

01:23:44 But I think it's like, for me, it's just like, respectfully, it's just like, it's a bunch

01:23:49 of brown people.

01:23:50 And like, I know you all have like different opinions and stuff, but like, that is kind

01:23:54 of how I see it as an American.

01:23:57 A bunch of brown people that believe in God? 1.00

01:24:00 Yeah.

01:24:01 Yeah.

01:24:02 Why, what do you disagree about the Islamic faith?

01:24:06 Let's get into faith.

01:24:07 I'm not really, I'm not knowledgeable about it enough to speak on it.

01:24:10 I don't like to speak about things I don't know.

01:24:12 So, I really can't speak about it.

01:24:15 I've never read the Quran, so I don't know.

01:24:17 Okay.

01:24:18 But what do you mean that it's base?

01:24:20 Well, I like how you run your countries.

01:24:22 I like that, first of all, they're very clean.

01:24:25 Second of all, you value good infrastructure, it seems like, from what I've briefly seen

01:24:30 there.

01:24:32 You don't tolerate the wokeness, which I really like. 1.00

01:24:35 And I think that, you know, Americans get too upset about it.

01:24:39 It's like, they say, lots of criticism is cast upon Iran, for example, about how they

01:24:44 govern their country.

01:24:47 And I think it's good.

01:24:48 I think we need more of that in America.

01:24:50 Like, it's radical, but like, the stuff that they're doing, yeah, we do need gulags.

01:24:55 We do need to put these people in like a constant, well, re-education camp. 0.55

01:25:02 That's going to be clipped too, huh?

01:25:04 This is good, man.

01:25:08 To be honest, I made one, I made that same mistake one time, but nobody caught it.

01:25:12 I think I was on a podcast, and somebody asked me about Dubai, and I thought it was, I don't

01:25:18 remember what I said, but it didn't get clipped for some reason.

01:25:22 I got invited to the Doha Summit in Qatar, so that's going to be my first trip, really

01:25:27 spending time anywhere.

01:25:29 So, I'm looking forward to it, but again, it's like, they're all prosperous countries.

01:25:35 They all have a lot of brown people.

01:25:37 They're all, I know Muslims are different and stuff, but like, there's all Muslims.

01:25:41 I don't know enough about Islam to be able to speak about the differences and stuff.

01:25:45 Well, we also, we respect Jesus.

01:25:47 That's the main difference between Islam and Judaism, is that we believe that Jesus is the 0.93

01:25:52 Messiah, and that he's actually, he's coming back, and that he's going to defeat the Ja'al. 0.99

01:25:57 We believe a lot of what he taught, but we don't believe that he's God.

01:26:01 You believe he's God, but there's no really evidence of him saying, I'm God.

01:26:07 He didn't say that.

01:26:07 He prayed to God.

01:26:08 Yeah.

01:26:08 So, I'm not knowledgeable enough.

01:26:11 I don't know, but I guess I'd be interested to learn, as with everything, I'd be interested

01:26:15 to learn more.

01:26:16 But I, yeah, I guess the question being, what do I think about them?

01:26:20 I think that they're good.

01:26:22 They run their countries well.

01:26:23 I think that we would do well, you know, having like re-education camps or whatever for 0.99

01:26:28 these transgender mental illness freaks, and I think that's good. 1.00

01:26:33 So, concentration camps for transgenders? 1.00

01:26:37 Well, I think that... 0.95

01:26:38 I'm joking, John.

01:26:39 My grand idea is we need to...

01:26:43 I think America should invade Canada.

01:26:45 I think we should take Canada.

01:26:47 And I think that we should also develop a...

01:26:51 Wait, why?

01:26:53 Because Canada is... 1.00

01:26:55 Well, first of all, they're killing their people. 1.00

01:26:56 It's a satanic state.

01:26:57 They're literally doing like forced euthanasia, basically.

01:27:00 You haven't...

01:27:01 Assisted suicide?

01:27:02 You haven't seen that?

01:27:03 In Canada?

01:27:04 Bro, yeah. 0.94

01:27:04 They're killing old people or like weak people or what? 1.00

01:27:06 Well, right now they're doing old people and sick people. 1.00

01:27:09 They're saying if you're sick, if you're old, you can, you know, kill yourself with like 0.99

01:27:14 a... 0.97

01:27:15 Euthanasia.

01:27:15 IV.

01:27:16 Yeah.

01:27:17 And now they're saying next year they're apparently...

01:27:20 It's not official yet, but they're saying next year they're going to roll it out for

01:27:23 depressed people.

01:27:24 So, if you're depressed...

01:27:25 What?

01:27:26 Yes.

01:27:27 Yeah.

01:27:29 Aiden, don't go to Canada.

01:27:30 Why would they...

01:27:32 This is...

01:27:33 Justin Trudeau prove this?

01:27:34 Yeah.

01:27:35 Yeah.

01:27:36 It's been going on for, I think, a few years now.

01:27:40 Okay.

01:27:41 So, we got to take it over.

01:27:43 Yeah, but there's also a deeper side to it.

01:27:45 The city of London used...

01:27:47 Well, Canada wasn't even a state...

01:27:48 A country in the War of 1812.

01:27:50 And that's when they burned down the White House or whatever.

01:27:52 So, it's like we went to war with them.

01:27:56 We won the Naval War, basically, but we lost kind of a good portion.

01:28:00 They burned down the White House.

01:28:02 But Canada, I think, if there's ever truly, like, a revolution...

01:28:06 Like, if you, me, whoever, ever had, like, serious influence on who was...

01:28:09 Like, if Kanye was president and you were in his ear, like, I just feel like France and 0.82

01:28:14 Germany and the Rothschild bankers like Macron, they'd send, like, troops and ships and shit 0.97

01:28:19 to Canada and try to go to war of 1812 again and start a war against us, you know? 0.89

01:28:24 Like, imagine if Kanye or Trump, they start pulling out of NATO and stuff.

01:28:28 Yeah.

01:28:28 Imagine what they'd do.

01:28:29 But they're saying that Trump supports Kurdistan.

01:28:32 What's going on?

01:28:33 It's not a country.

01:28:34 I don't know what they're talking about.

01:28:35 It's like Israel. 0.95

01:28:36 They're saying, I've been ducking that the whole time.

01:28:37 So what's...

01:28:38 I have known nothing about Kurdistan.

01:28:41 I guess I have sympathies for the Kurds.

01:28:44 They've been dealt a very bad draw throughout history.

01:28:47 But the problem I have with the Kurds today is they're used by the U.S. 1.00

01:28:52 to help occupy the third or the northeast of Syria to steal their resource wealth.

01:28:57 So I really have no sympathy to the Kurds. 0.99

01:28:59 They sold out to greater Syria and to the movement.

01:29:02 And I think it's twisted.

01:29:05 Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton, they recently did a documentary on the bravery of Kurdish fighters.

01:29:12 So that should tell you about who they are.

01:29:15 Why does Trump support Kurdistan?

01:29:18 Because he was influenced by Pompeo.

01:29:20 And Pompeo is the biggest deep state hack of them all.

01:29:23 Who is that?

01:29:24 Mike Pompeo.

01:29:25 He was the CIA director under Trump.

01:29:27 How did he influence Trump?

01:29:29 Well, you got Trump to do the airstrikes on Syria.

01:29:32 With the help of Ivanka, Pompeo was instrumental with Kushner in pushing for the Abraham Accords,

01:29:39 the normalization of ties with Israel.

01:29:42 They, I mean, Glenn Greenwald said that Pompeo also was the reason why Trump didn't pardon Assange or Snowden.

01:29:52 I mean, it's the CIA.

01:29:54 It's not good.

01:29:55 No.

01:29:56 Basically, everything evil comes through that.

01:29:58 Comes from the CIA.

01:29:59 How much is the CIA influenced by Zionism in the state of Israel?

01:30:06 I don't know.

01:30:07 I think probably quite a bit.

01:30:09 I mean, they, they, it's not so much as, I think that right now, the way that the CIA, the State Department, the Pentagon work is really interesting.

01:30:19 Because the Pentagon are the rational minds in D.C. right now.

01:30:23 The CIA and the State Department are like the, the war hawks, the, like, pro-Ukraine to the max, pro-Israel to the max.

01:30:30 But even still right now, as I'm sure you've seen, Netanyahu's going a little bit more extreme than even the CIA, the State Department are suggesting.

01:30:40 So, I think in some cases, Netanyahu's walking the dog with, with them, you know, especially with regard to this. 0.98

01:30:50 Because, I don't, I don't know, maybe he does, they're idiots, but I don't think that it really makes sense for Biden to have, like, a full Arab conflict. 0.98

01:30:57 And maybe Persian, too, with Iran breakout, you know. 0.99

01:31:00 I don't think they want that.

01:31:03 But Netanyahu kind of does.

01:31:05 Who do you think did 9-11?

01:31:08 I think Ryan Dawson's brought up some good points.

01:31:11 It's like.

01:31:11 Oh, okay, you're Ryan Pilden.

01:31:13 I think, well, he kind of, correct me if I'm wrong, but he says that there was definitely complicit.

01:31:19 What's that?

01:31:20 Let me, let me pay the mage real quick.

01:31:22 Oh, okay.

01:31:27 Okay.

01:31:28 Ryan Dawson did 9-11.

01:31:43 He just left a fat tip.

01:31:45 Good guy.

01:31:47 Good guy.

01:31:50 Nice and clean.

01:31:52 It is very clean.

01:31:54 All right.

01:31:55 I'm getting my apartment clean tomorrow.

01:31:57 Yeah.

01:31:58 No, you, coffee.

01:31:59 No, actually, thank you so much.

01:32:01 Coffee, clean, everything like that.

01:32:03 I cleaned the setup and everything.

01:32:04 I wanted to make sure this is clean. 0.96

01:32:05 By the, uh, fucking pause for a second. 0.98

01:32:07 But you're, the, the shaved head, it's like, it's, it's looking clean. 0.99

01:32:12 It looks, uh, you like the bulb?

01:32:15 Yeah, it looks clean.

01:32:16 I look like Avatar on the last airbringer, right?

01:32:19 Yeah.

01:32:20 Yeah.

01:32:21 Is that something to do with, uh, Islam as well?

01:32:24 You guys.

01:32:24 It is, when you, um, when you perform Umrah, which is what I just do, you walk around the

01:32:30 Kaaba.

01:32:31 How was that?

01:32:32 It was, uh, quite the experience.

01:32:34 It was, uh.

01:32:36 There's nothing like that.

01:32:37 Yeah.

01:32:37 No, I've never felt, I feel completely refreshed now and focused and my faith has grown a lot

01:32:42 stronger.

01:32:42 But you, you can't, you don't need to cut off all your hair, but a lot of people do.

01:32:45 You just need to cut some hair afterwards.

01:32:47 Well, I watched some of the streams.

01:32:49 The guys have, like, big beards.

01:32:51 I know you, you're not supposed to, like, shave and stuff, right?

01:32:52 You can't shave, no.

01:32:54 So, you shave, though?

01:32:55 No, no.

01:32:57 You don't shave?

01:32:57 I don't shave, no.

01:32:58 Are you serious?

01:32:59 I don't shave.

01:32:59 You don't shave here?

01:33:01 Well, yeah.

01:33:02 You're allowed to trim, but you're not supposed to shave.

01:33:03 Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay.

01:33:05 But you're not, like, the, the main part, you're supposed to keep it.

01:33:08 Oh, okay, okay.

01:33:11 Bye.

01:33:19 I mean, I'm using that a little bit.

01:33:21 All right.

01:33:22 Do you, do you have water I can grab, too?

01:33:23 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:33:24 Um.

01:33:27 Yeah, I've actually gotten that over here.

01:33:35 What were you doing to do by the time?

01:33:41 Uh, I was going to Bali.

01:33:43 I was connecting with, like.

01:33:44 But I was, like, I had, I had, like, ten hours, or eight hours, ten or hours there, so I was, like, over here.

01:33:49 Yeah, I was, like, let's kick it.

01:33:52 I'm going to tell you that the stream is my whole way over.

01:33:55 Yeah.

01:33:56 All right.

01:33:58 How we doing, everybody?

01:34:00 I almost pulled up here wearing, uh.

01:34:05 I almost pulled up here wearing the, uh, just for the memes, the, the Zerka bright yellow pants with, like, the hat, the Nike hat, and the UFC gloves.

01:34:13 Bro, Zerka left. 0.97

01:34:19 Zerka left, like, his shoes, his toothbrush, his hair, like, all this shit. 0.97

01:34:24 I mean, I don't know if he needs a hairbrush, but he left everything at my apartment, like, a year ago. 0.96

01:34:29 And it's just never, never asked for it back.

01:34:34 Such an odd dude.

01:34:35 I love him, but he's such an odd dude.

01:34:40 One's in the chat if you want to see.

01:34:42 I mean, we could throw Nick in there, too.

01:34:44 Everyone wants to see Nick.

01:34:45 So, let's do Nick, Sneeko, me, Zerka, and Haas all on fresh and fit at once.

01:34:56 One's in the chat if you want to see it.

01:34:58 I want to see Haas on fresh and fit, too.

01:35:01 I've never seen him.

01:35:01 He's never been on fresh and fit.

01:35:05 Nothing but once.

01:35:07 I think that'd be a great show.

01:35:08 That might be, that might just break the internet, that show. 0.94

01:35:12 No, Zerka.

01:35:13 Yeah, but how, how did you, uh, how did you become friends with Zerka?

01:35:18 Through Haas.

01:35:19 Because Haas used to, like, be a regular in his stream when he was on Twitch, like, long time ago.

01:35:24 Yeah.

01:35:25 And then I started to stream, and I'd go, did you ever see his, uh, he called him, like, Royales, like, Zerka Royale?

01:35:32 No, I'm not really, I didn't know him, Zerka, during the Twitch days.

01:35:35 It was like, uh, that guy Austin, showing, it was basically, like, fresh and fit, but all call-ins.

01:35:42 Oh, okay.

01:35:43 All Zoom.

01:35:44 Did girls call him?

01:35:45 Yeah.

01:35:45 Yeah, Zerka, Zerka had, like, uh, he had, like, a Discord, where it'd just be, like, all girls, and then, like, me, Haas, and a few other random people. 0.89

01:35:53 Like, um, there's that, like, uh, fucking random people.

01:35:57 There's that guy that, like, he looks like a pinhead version of Bradley Martin, like he's Super Jack. 0.98

01:36:02 What's his name?

01:36:04 A pinhead version of Bradley Martin?

01:36:06 A streamer?

01:36:07 Oh, I know who you're talking about.

01:36:08 He's, like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:36:09 He looks like, uh, the Michelin Man.

01:36:11 Yeah, yeah.

01:36:12 So, that guy would come on sometimes.

01:36:14 There was this, like, French porn star dude that, he's, like, I don't know his name, but he's famous or something.

01:36:20 There was, like, that guy would come on.

01:36:21 It was a weird crew, but it was so funny.

01:36:23 So, you've been in this space for a long, you've been streaming, like, been in content for a while.

01:36:27 Yeah.

01:36:27 Is this the biggest rise that you've seen?

01:36:29 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:36:30 This is the biggest.

01:36:31 I'm so blessed, because it happened right when my YouTube got banned.

01:36:34 Yeah.

01:36:34 You know?

01:36:35 So blessed for that.

01:36:36 So, Tyler won.

01:36:39 Who's, oh, that's the Bradley Martin dude?

01:36:41 I've only seen him from, like, cancel videos.

01:36:43 I'm new to the streaming stuff.

01:36:44 Like, actually, probably 18, 17 months stream.

01:36:48 Yeah, yeah.

01:36:49 So.

01:36:49 Yeah, you got banned quick.

01:36:50 Yeah, it was really quick.

01:36:52 I just started talking, and then immediately gone.

01:36:56 So, you got, did you get three strikes, or did they just turn you off for one?

01:37:00 No, they just.

01:37:01 I was in Russia.

01:37:02 I think they didn't like that, so they just banned me.

01:37:04 You didn't have any strikes?

01:37:05 I had one strike, because I went, you know, like, the Wagner group, Prigozhin, those guys. 0.59

01:37:10 Yeah, what was that all about?

01:37:11 Because that was, was that some Zionists? 0.98

01:37:15 No.

01:37:16 I don't know what happened there.

01:37:18 You know, I was in.

01:37:18 That was weird.

01:37:19 All Twitter was talking about the Wagner group and Prigozhin, and then now Russia won the war.

01:37:24 Did they actually win the war?

01:37:25 Yeah, a hundred.

01:37:26 I mean, they've won for a long time, but it just gets worse and worse for Ukraine every day.

01:37:30 But I, it was so crazy.

01:37:33 I never talked about this, because I was in Russia, and I didn't want to talk about it when I was there.

01:37:37 But, so I had, so I had security when I was there.

01:37:43 And one of my, when I was in St. Petersburg, it was like a VDV guy, like Russian special forces.

01:37:51 They, you know, they're, they're like the, they're like the Hamas of Russia. 0.98

01:37:53 They come out on, like, the parachutes from the planes and stuff and do, like, gnarly shit. 0.96

01:37:58 So he fought in, uh, Moldova special forces for Russia, and he was my security guard. 0.98

01:38:04 And he was all in with the Wagner guys also during Ukraine.

01:38:08 Like, it's really sad.

01:38:10 Like, you know, so many people have, like, lost, he lost his, uh, his nephew in the Ukraine war.

01:38:16 And his nephew had a one-year-old son and a wife he left behind. 0.99

01:38:19 It's, like, really fucked up. 0.98

01:38:21 But I asked him, I was like, so he's got all these Wagner friends and stuff. 0.98

01:38:25 And I was like, so you think, uh, Purgosian actually died?

01:38:29 Because at that time, the debate was still happening.

01:38:31 Did he die or not?

01:38:32 How much of that was fake news, yeah.

01:38:34 Yeah, and I still don't know.

01:38:35 Because I thought for sure, at a certain point, I thought for sure he was dead.

01:38:39 Like, when I was in Russia, I was like, okay, it's kind of been enough time.

01:38:42 I think he's dead.

01:38:43 And when I was there, I asked him.

01:38:46 And he, like, looked at me.

01:38:47 And we were in, like, a semi-public place.

01:38:49 And he, like, looked at me and quietly, he's like, he's in France.

01:38:53 And I was like, what?

01:38:54 And he's, like, he's told me this story about how this guy he knows is writing a book about Purgosian.

01:39:01 And the book didn't come out because Purgosian told him to hold off.

01:39:05 And then he went to France.

01:39:07 So what were you doing in Russia?

01:39:09 And why did you have security?

01:39:11 Uh, well, I'm on the Ukrainian government's kill list.

01:39:14 So. 1.00

01:39:14 What the fuck? 1.00

01:39:15 Yeah. 1.00

01:39:16 Yeah.

01:39:17 They put me on, it's called the Miro Tveretz kill list.

01:39:20 Yeah, you probably should have gone there at that time, huh?

01:39:22 It was very safe.

01:39:24 But they've also killed, like, um, do you know Alexander Dugin?

01:39:28 He's a Russian philosopher.

01:39:30 No, I don't.

01:39:31 He, they, so Ukraine, he's, like, a big, big guy. 0.65

01:39:35 The West says, like, he's, like, Putin's Rasputin, essentially.

01:39:38 But he's not.

01:39:39 He's just, like, the boogeyman, you know, for Western media.

01:39:43 But he, they, they, uh, the Ukrainians, the SBU, they tried to kill him.

01:39:50 And he was leaving a public event, a speaking engagement.

01:39:54 And they found his car.

01:39:56 And they put a car bomb under it.

01:39:59 And then his daughter drove the car home.

01:40:02 And she was driving in front of him.

01:40:04 And he watched his daughter blow up before his very eyes.

01:40:08 And that was in Russia, just outside of Moscow.

01:40:09 So, and there's been other people that they tried to kill Tartarski as a journalist.

01:40:14 So, I was worried.

01:40:16 So.

01:40:17 Can I ask you something?

01:40:18 A lot of the chat and people in my community were saying that, uh, are you married?

01:40:22 Or you have a fiancé?

01:40:24 Fiancé, yeah.

01:40:24 Why do people say this?

01:40:25 I don't want to, you know, no disrespect.

01:40:27 Why does that?

01:40:28 No, it's no disrespect. 1.00

01:40:29 It's, like, these people are fucking retarded as Zionists. 1.00

01:40:32 So, there's this Ukraine, big Ukraine fan. 1.00

01:40:35 His name is Drew Pavlau.

01:40:37 And he made a fake webpage for my girlfriend, or my girlfriend at the time.

01:40:45 And it was, like, uh, the website's called Dubai Escorts.

01:40:49 And he put her photos on there.

01:40:51 Like, photos from her Instagram. 0.97

01:40:53 And then put all this absurd shit on the website saying, like, you know, she'll do this, she'll do that, she'll do whatever. 0.99

01:40:59 Okay. 0.99

01:40:59 So, he made, like, a fake webpage for her as an escort.

01:41:01 And then he shared it on Twitter.

01:41:03 And you could see when the website was made.

01:41:05 It was made, like, when she's been with me in America.

01:41:07 She's been with me for, like, a year.

01:41:09 So, it's all fake.

01:41:10 It's all fake. 0.99

01:41:11 And I proved that because I then said, well, this is ridiculous. 0.94

01:41:15 Either delete it or else it's going to be bad for you. 0.57

01:41:18 Yeah. 1.00

01:41:18 So, then I edited photos of his mother getting fucked by black men and put her on the website. 1.00

01:41:23 A stalkful. 1.00

01:41:25 I put her on the website.

01:41:27 Okay.

01:41:27 And he freaked out and threatened to sue me.

01:41:29 So, you were photoshopping for this dude's mom? 1.00

01:41:32 I photoshopped his mom getting fucked by dudes. 1.00

01:41:35 And I put her on the prostitute website. 1.00

01:41:37 And I say, look, if you want to play that game, I want to show you how easy it is to fake a prostitute website. 1.00

01:41:43 So, his mom's getting fucked on a prostitute website still today. 1.00

01:41:49 Wow. 1.00

01:41:50 When do you get him married?

01:41:51 So, you got to wait.

01:41:54 You got to wait a little bit to get married. 0.97

01:41:57 She came back from Russia.

01:41:58 So, she's Russian.

01:42:00 She was – it's also just ludicrous because she's literally Miss Universe Russia.

01:42:05 So, she's like – you know, that's her work.

01:42:08 So, she was doing that.

01:42:10 She came back with me, like, a month ago.

01:42:14 And you have to wait another 60 days to get married. 0.63

01:42:17 Congrats.

01:42:18 Thank you.

01:42:18 Yeah.

01:42:19 Thank you.

01:42:19 Yeah, 24, already married.

01:42:22 Yeah.

01:42:23 Well, soon to be.

01:42:24 It's a long life.

01:42:25 Yeah.

01:42:26 I thought you were older.

01:42:27 I think it's the hair – like, the politician hair.

01:42:30 Yeah.

01:42:31 Do you get that a lot?

01:42:32 Yeah, people think I'm older.

01:42:34 But, I don't know.

01:42:37 People say my face looks older.

01:42:38 I mean, you look – no, I guess 26, I think.

01:42:42 26 or 27.

01:42:42 Yeah, I think I look my age.

01:42:43 The bald, I age like five years bald.

01:42:46 But, yeah.

01:42:47 Yeah, I think I'm about this.

01:42:49 Yeah, Chad's, like, freaking out.

01:42:50 He's 24.

01:42:51 I don't know.

01:42:52 Whenever I see your profile picture pop in my timeline, like, Chad, have you seen him?

01:42:54 Tell me if you've seen him on Twitter all day long.

01:42:57 Like, it's been nonstop, even before –

01:42:59 And I was 18 in that picture.

01:43:03 The HBO picture?

01:43:04 Yeah.

01:43:04 What the – why do you look exactly the same?

01:43:07 I don't know.

01:43:07 That's six years old.

01:43:08 I just kept it.

01:43:09 You have a six-year-old profile picture?

01:43:11 Yeah.

01:43:12 Wait, wait, wait.

01:43:13 That doesn't make any sense.

01:43:14 I was 18.

01:43:14 What were you doing at HBO?

01:43:15 I got invited to, like, a movie premiere there.

01:43:20 What the – do you look exactly – that's you at 18?

01:43:24 Yeah.

01:43:24 You look about 48. 1.00

01:43:27 The fuck? 1.00

01:43:28 Bro, you have, like, the Clark Kent Superman jawline at 18? 1.00

01:43:33 I just kept it, though, because I was like, well, fuck. 1.00

01:43:36 You know? 0.99

01:43:36 I look similar.

01:43:38 And what is this year with Tucker?

01:43:39 Really?

01:43:40 That was about Ukraine.

01:43:40 Look, I just saw people who are part of the TV.

01:43:42 There's a lot of pressure.

01:43:43 You a Tucker fan?

01:43:44 Oh, yeah.

01:43:45 Oh, yeah.

01:43:46 Yeah.

01:43:46 You know –

01:43:47 Say it.

01:43:49 Say it.

01:43:51 It's a free speech website.

01:43:53 No, it's nothing bad about Tucker.

01:43:55 I love Tucker.

01:43:57 And I've tried to help Tucker get some interviews.

01:43:59 I've failed.

01:44:01 But –

01:44:02 Nah.

01:44:06 It's not about Tucker.

01:44:07 It's about someone associated with him.

01:44:08 It's about Israel.

01:44:09 You know, it's just interesting.

01:44:11 Tucker is – he's recently come out and he did that podcast with Candice.

01:44:16 And I think he showed his true colors.

01:44:18 But I heard when he met someone at the recent UFC fight –

01:44:24 Tucker met someone at the recent UFC fight when he went out with Trump

01:44:27 who is very anti-Zionist and posts a lot on Twitter being anti-Zionist.

01:44:32 Tucker told him, I agree 100% with all your posts.

01:44:35 Keep up the great work.

01:44:36 And, like, that's all he's posting right now.

01:44:38 But sometimes you have people that are close to you that prevent you from saying certain things.

01:44:43 Chad, who's he talking about?

01:44:46 Wait, you have people close to you that – so he's not allowed to say how –

01:44:49 I don't – I'm not saying he's not allowed to say anything.

01:44:51 I'm just saying that sometimes I think maybe in an effort to prevent relationship, friendships from blowing up,

01:44:58 you choose your battles.

01:45:00 You pick your battles, you know?

01:45:01 You have to pick your battles in politics.

01:45:03 You have to be – oh, Jake Shields.

01:45:05 Yeah, yeah.

01:45:07 It's got to be.

01:45:07 I've seen him – Twitter is so fun right now because I'm seeing people get red-pilled in real time.

01:45:12 I saw, like, Jake Shields tweeting continuously for, like, the past month.

01:45:16 And he's like, huh?

01:45:17 Huh?

01:45:18 Like, he's just asking questions.

01:45:19 I love Jake.

01:45:20 And now you see him, like, fully realizing – I saw him realize the truth.

01:45:24 Soon he's going to find a religion because right now I think he's agnostic.

01:45:27 I think that's the next step is realizing that God is the truth.

01:45:33 I know he's friends with, like – I know he's friends with, like, Nate super well.

01:45:38 Yeah.

01:45:39 And he's friends with, like, all the Oakland boys.

01:45:41 But what does he think about, like, all the Muslim fighters?

01:45:44 I've never seen him do anything like what Conor does or anything where he says, like –

01:45:48 Talking about the – what did Conor say about the Muslim fighters? 1.00

01:45:51 It's, like, all the horrendous shit. 1.00

01:45:53 You said exomaphobic things? 1.00

01:45:54 Yeah.

01:45:55 What did he say? 1.00

01:45:56 Like, go fuckers, you know, like, you fuck your own family, you fuck goats, all that shit, you know? 1.00

01:46:02 Oh, okay. 1.00

01:46:02 It's just, like – I mean, worse than that.

01:46:05 I mean, when he fought Habib, it was – you can go back and watch the videos.

01:46:09 But it was – nothing was off limits.

01:46:11 I mean, he literally attacked Habib when he was in his car with his team. 0.99

01:46:15 They were in the bus, and he threw a fucking chair. 0.99

01:46:17 A chair, yeah. 1.00

01:46:17 I know.

01:46:18 He threw – throwing the chair is one thing, but what did Conor say that was Islamophobic?

01:46:21 And no, I don't think Jay Shields has said anything anti-Islam.

01:46:23 I don't think he has either.

01:46:24 No.

01:46:24 And he's obviously been, you know, very well-received recently.

01:46:27 I know. 0.97

01:46:27 Conor just reminds me of, like, a hick who thinks that Muslims are terrorists but just Irish. 0.99

01:46:32 Yeah, yeah. 1.00

01:46:33 But he's fucking – I still love him. 0.99

01:46:35 He's hilarious. 0.99

01:46:35 Yeah, he's very funny.

01:46:37 A great fighter, legendary.

01:46:38 But, yeah, I don't know.

01:46:40 You can go back and watch the videos.

01:46:42 But he – I mean, I don't know. 0.98

01:46:44 I think, like, the incessant goat fucking jabs is, like – A, it's just not funny. 0.98

01:46:49 It gets old after a while. 0.99

01:46:51 Well, your boy Zerko always makes those jokes.

01:46:53 And I've been over the Middle East.

01:46:54 I've been Dubai, Morocco, all over Morocco, all over Saudi.

01:46:56 I didn't see one goat. 0.99

01:46:57 I mean, like, if they're fucking goats, where are they? 0.99

01:47:00 You know, where do they find these goats? 0.99

01:47:01 Like, they're not in the desert.

01:47:03 They weren't in the –

01:47:04 Conor would say you keep them in your bedroom.

01:47:05 And – okay. 0.93

01:47:09 It's just silly. 1.00

01:47:11 I don't think anyone – does anyone believe that Muslim fuckers? 1.00

01:47:13 It's not even – it's not even funny. 1.00

01:47:14 But Zerko – yeah.

01:47:19 Zerko, you know, he debated that – you brought on that one guy to debate him that one time about Islam.

01:47:24 That wasn't his best show.

01:47:25 Sheikh Uthman.

01:47:26 He's better at debating the flat earth.

01:47:28 Yeah.

01:47:29 Zerko's better with that.

01:47:30 Yeah.

01:47:31 Sheikh Uthman's good.

01:47:31 But do you think – Chad, do you think that you could – some people want me to convert you to Islam?

01:47:37 That was a big reason why I wanted to have you on the stream for a while.

01:47:41 A lot of the – like, you're – I don't really think you understand asking these questions.

01:47:44 I don't think you understand how much of an impact you're making with the Islamic community.

01:47:48 I think –

01:47:49 No, I'm familiar – like, Haas' family is all –

01:47:52 Muslims? 0.86

01:47:53 Yeah, Muslims and – 0.97

01:47:53 What, are they from Dagestan?

01:47:55 No, no, no.

01:47:56 They're from Lebanon.

01:47:58 But –

01:47:58 Oh, okay.

01:47:59 He was telling me that, like, his parents were like, like, you know this guy?

01:48:03 Like, you know Jackson?

01:48:04 And, like, they were asking him about me.

01:48:06 Yeah, they're really happy.

01:48:07 The Islamic community is really happy with what you're doing.

01:48:09 I don't really understand if you see the impact that you're having.

01:48:14 Yeah.

01:48:14 Do you feel like I understand that?

01:48:15 Well, I didn't do anything.

01:48:16 I'm just posting like everyone else.

01:48:18 But it just – whatever the algorithm for once favored me.

01:48:22 Yeah, they're really happy that you're just speaking up about Palestine.

01:48:25 But it doesn't seem like you're really in that much solidarity with Palestine more as you just don't like Israel.

01:48:31 No, no, no.

01:48:32 It's actually the exact opposite.

01:48:33 Oh, yeah?

01:48:34 Yeah.

01:48:34 I mean – well, I do hate Israel 100%. 0.99

01:48:37 Israel is not a real country. 0.93

01:48:38 But, like, I think – I think that – I mean, I was going to, like – I don't really think – I've grown – I don't think protests just being out on the street for being out on the street really do a whole lot.

01:48:52 But I remember I was going to, like, Palestine protests for years.

01:48:57 And I've always just been – like, I was rocking the keffiyeh down in Los Angeles. 0.99

01:49:01 You know, I was, like, doing the whole thing.

01:49:02 But it was a LARP, and I think that at the end of the day, I do fully not only support Palestine, the state of Palestine, I support the resistance.

01:49:16 And I think it's really interesting.

01:49:17 I've learned about, like, the greater Syrian movement, all that stuff, and the political ideologies behind some of this stuff.

01:49:24 So you guys are communists, and I think that –

01:49:27 Wait, there's Muslim communists?

01:49:29 Oh, yeah.

01:49:29 Haas is a – well, I think he's a Muslim, and he's a communist. 0.97

01:49:34 Is this one of your best friends? You don't know if he's Muslim or not?

01:49:36 Well, I've asked him. I've asked him.

01:49:38 He doesn't talk about faith a lot. He doesn't.

01:49:41 Oh, wow.

01:49:41 He keeps it to himself. Some people do that.

01:49:43 Yeah, there's a lot of people that do that.

01:49:44 So I've asked him, and he said, yeah, I'm Muslim, and, you know, we just kind of didn't get into it.

01:49:51 But, you know, sometimes – and I'm not talking about Haas.

01:49:56 I just don't know at all how strong he is with his faith.

01:50:00 Sometimes people say, I'm this, I'm that, I'm that, and it's like they don't – they're not really about it, you know?

01:50:06 And sometimes that's about, like, how new you are to it.

01:50:09 Sometimes it's about whether or not you care about it.

01:50:12 For me, it's like I'm just learning about my faith.

01:50:16 So I don't know about Haas, but there's plenty of communists that are Muslims, yeah. 1.00

01:50:21 I did not know that at all.

01:50:22 I've never heard – I've never met or heard about a communist Muslim.

01:50:26 But I think it's more important, in my opinion –

01:50:27 In Palestine, too.

01:50:29 Some of the fighting contingencies are communists.

01:50:32 Is that true, Chet? 0.75

01:50:33 Yeah. Smaller, very small ones.

01:50:34 But some of the resistance is communist.

01:50:37 I've never heard that.

01:50:39 But I definitely think that people should talk about their faith more.

01:50:41 It should dictate a lot of your political ideology, and I think that that transcends what you think about anything happening geopolitically.

01:50:48 It should be your faith.

01:50:48 It should be faith, and then everything stems from that.

01:50:51 So I want to hear – like, Trump never talks about Christianity, really.

01:50:54 He'll, like, put his hand on the Bible or kiss the wall in Israel. 0.89

01:50:56 But that's pretty much as far as it goes.

01:50:58 Yeah.

01:50:59 He'll say, like – I don't think – he barely says the word God.

01:51:02 Well, that's what I liked a lot about Yay24 is that he had all these slogans.

01:51:05 Like, he said, it's either Christ said so or Christ said no.

01:51:10 He would come up with all these – it's either whether Jesus would just – he wanted to write everything.

01:51:15 Yay24 was really – during Yay24, he kept saying, like, all of my policies are going to be traced back directly to the Bible.

01:51:21 Everything I believe in has to be in the Bible specifically.

01:51:24 And it's the first time that I've seen somebody really hold their faith through their heart like that.

01:51:30 And it's hard – you can't really corrupt somebody.

01:51:32 If they say I'm going to go specifically by what's in the Koran and what's in the Bible, what's in my faith, then you can't sell out or else you're going to find contradiction.

01:51:39 If it doesn't trace back to the faith, then you're a fraud and immediately it's over.

01:51:44 So you want to smoke one of those, by the way?

01:51:46 You want one?

01:51:46 Yeah, I'll take one.

01:51:47 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:51:47 So how is – were you Muslim when you were working with him on that?

01:51:55 No, I first – no, I wasn't.

01:51:59 I was still, like, deciding like an NBA player.

01:52:02 I was still trying to figure out what team I wanted to go to.

01:52:05 But I met Sheikh Guzman for the first time last summer during a debate, and that's when I was – I really started –

01:52:10 I always wanted to become a Muslim when I was reading the – you read the Baklamek's autobiography?

01:52:15 Yeah.

01:52:16 Yeah, that really – that was the first step.

01:52:18 Like, there's got to be some truth.

01:52:19 Isn't he a guy that's also – it's the same thing –

01:52:21 He's a communist, are you about to say?

01:52:22 Yeah, he was a communist, but I'm saying about –

01:52:26 Is that – really?

01:52:27 Yes.

01:52:28 Yes, 100%.

01:52:29 There's crazy – like, Marilyn Monroe was a communist.

01:52:34 Albert Einstein was, like – I think he called himself a socialist.

01:52:37 Like, there's a bunch of random people like that.

01:52:40 Also notable anti-Zionist Albert Einstein.

01:52:42 Yeah.

01:52:43 And Malcolm X, anti-Zionist.

01:52:45 But what I was going to say was Malcolm X is a guy that all these lefties love,

01:52:48 but, like, he actually would have, like, made fun of them through their face.

01:52:52 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:52:52 You know?

01:52:53 Lefties really love him like that?

01:52:54 I didn't – it does make sense.

01:52:56 What do you think about – well, because he's BLM, whatever, adjacent –

01:52:59 even though afterwards, right before he was killed, he kind of renounced all that stuff.

01:53:03 But, yeah, I had this debate with Shake With Mine last summer,

01:53:06 and he – basically, like, he had a really good argument debunking the Trinity.

01:53:11 I was like, whoa.

01:53:11 And then I was seeing all these videos and everything about –

01:53:14 I always had a huge Muslim audience for some reason for years.

01:53:17 When I did meetups in London, Hyde Park, all these places,

01:53:19 and they're, like, all these people showing up with kufis and hijabs, my God. 0.94

01:53:25 And I was like, why are you guys all here?

01:53:27 And they're like, oh, we just like your videos.

01:53:29 It was like – I did this meetup in London two, three years ago.

01:53:31 Half the people there that showed up are Muslim.

01:53:33 Really?

01:53:33 And I was an atheist, yeah.

01:53:34 I was even drinking at the meetup.

01:53:36 What's it like to have a meetup like that? 0.99

01:53:38 And you had, like, big ones like that where it just, like, goes crazy and shit? 0.99

01:53:41 Yeah. 0.99

01:53:42 Is it just nuts?

01:53:43 Can you even talk to anyone at those?

01:53:45 I've seen videos.

01:53:46 I had – back then – that was before I was streaming.

01:53:49 That was when I was doing YouTube.

01:53:50 So it was, like, just enough to talk to people.

01:53:53 It was, like, 250, 300 people at the max, and then it slowed down.

01:53:56 And then when, like, a lot of people left, it was, like, 150.

01:53:59 Then you're able to, like, have individual time.

01:54:00 Yeah.

01:54:01 I don't think I could do it – before, I would just, like, post my Instagram.

01:54:04 I'm here.

01:54:05 Yeah.

01:54:05 No security.

01:54:06 Just me and a camera.

01:54:07 Like, just me in a park with a chair and a table doing a one-minute podcast,

01:54:12 and people would show up.

01:54:13 I don't think I could do that now.

01:54:14 It would be dangerous.

01:54:15 Well, didn't you guys try to do the – you did, like, a one – you and Myron did something like that?

01:54:19 Yeah, briefly on the street.

01:54:20 How was that?

01:54:21 But we didn't announce it.

01:54:22 It didn't really – we got to do it for real.

01:54:24 We got to do it for real.

01:54:25 You got to make it nuclear.

01:54:27 Zerka, me, and Haas went to UCLA, and we did – what did we do?

01:54:33 We did some funny debate things.

01:54:35 Like, we did the Steven Crowder.

01:54:36 Oh, we did Putin is good, changed my mind. 0.99

01:54:39 No women in politics, changed my – or some shit like that. 1.00

01:54:42 Women shouldn't vote. 1.00

01:54:43 Yeah, some shit like that. 1.00

01:54:44 Yeah. 0.99

01:54:45 And then Zerka got a water bottle thrown at him.

01:54:48 I remember that.

01:54:49 Yeah.

01:54:49 I remember that.

01:54:50 He almost fought the kid.

01:54:51 Yes.

01:54:52 Yeah, I think that was, like, the first clip I saw him.

01:54:54 Yeah, yeah.

01:54:55 And then Haas almost got in a fight with the kid that had a broken leg.

01:54:59 That was hilarious.

01:55:00 That was such good content.

01:55:02 Why did somebody throw a water bottle at him?

01:55:05 He was saying – like, class had just gotten out, so there's, like, thousands of kids going down the main path at UCLA.

01:55:13 Yeah. 0.89

01:55:13 And Haas and Zerka were standing up there, and they were just saying, Joe Biden supporters going straight to hell, straight to hell. 0.99

01:55:22 They just kept calling people whores and saying they're going to hell. 0.99

01:55:25 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0.99

01:55:26 Someone threw that at him.

01:55:29 It was actually a professor.

01:55:30 It was a professor.

01:55:31 It wasn't even a kid?

01:55:32 No.

01:55:32 It was a professor.

01:55:34 Could he have gotten assault charge for – did he fight the professor?

01:55:37 No, no.

01:55:39 The camera got cut, whoever was filming.

01:55:41 I think it may even have been me that was filming.

01:55:43 I cut the camera right away, but he didn't hit him.

01:55:47 He almost did.

01:55:49 It would have been bad, too.

01:55:50 Neon with the 20 says – Neon Raven says, you can't deny the Jays' amount of power in the world and their inherent rejection of Christ. 0.88

01:55:57 They're responsible for a lot of the filth in American culture and are trying to get us to war with Muslims. 1.00

01:56:03 I mean, that's 100% true. 0.86

01:56:05 Do you think – because I don't know if I necessarily believe this.

01:56:08 Do you think that what they're trying to do right now – Alex asked me this question.

01:56:12 Do you think they're trying to do, like, a new holy war, like Biden wants a holy war, or do you think it's more, like, geopolitical aspect?

01:56:19 I think it's more – with Israel-Palestine?

01:56:23 Yeah.

01:56:24 Yeah.

01:56:26 I think they're – I think it's both.

01:56:27 I think that it's – I think it's very geopolitical.

01:56:32 It's very – a lot of it is about maintaining power.

01:56:36 But there – I have – I was speaking to a lot of people in Saudi about how there are books stored in Palestine that reveal, like, the full truth about what's in the Talmud and that they're trying to completely – so that they can get access to these books.

01:56:52 What do you – when you were in Saudi, I saw some videos – not from Dubai, by the way.

01:56:59 I've clarified that.

01:57:00 But in Saudi, I've seen some videos, like – it's called Umrah, right?

01:57:05 Yeah.

01:57:05 Is that how you say it?

01:57:05 But, like, during some of the, like, religious, like – I don't know what you call them, like, the daily – like, you have, like, people that talk during the prayers, too, like, give, like –

01:57:18 The imam, yeah. 0.94

01:57:19 The imam.

01:57:19 They have to do a speech before and out, yeah.

01:57:20 So I saw some videos of, like, imams saying, like, we're not going to talk about – I know it's just, like, this is one random video here and there, but, like, not talk about Palestine.

01:57:28 I saw kids stand up and say, we are going to talk about it.

01:57:31 He talked about it.

01:57:32 And then he got, like, kind of reprimanded.

01:57:33 What's the sentiment of people on the ground?

01:57:35 Are they, like –

01:57:35 Oh, when I was there – well, Umrah is – that probably wasn't Umrah, but maybe that was just a Jumaat prayer.

01:57:42 But when I went to the Kaaba, which is literally the center of Islam, they gave a – everybody was praying for Palestine.

01:57:50 So what do you – everybody – Mecca, do you call it –

01:57:52 Mecca is the city.

01:57:54 Mecca is the holy city.

01:57:55 The Kaaba, the cube.

01:57:56 That's the Kaaba. 0.93

01:57:58 Yeah, that's the Kaaba.

01:57:59 And then that's – the Kaaba is just a mosque. 0.66

01:58:01 It's not something you worship.

01:58:03 We all – we pray to God.

01:58:04 They say, oh, you worship a black cube.

01:58:06 No, we don't.

01:58:07 The black cube is – that's just a mosque. 1.00

01:58:09 That's where the first mosque was created.

01:58:10 It's like a low IQ argument.

01:58:12 Yeah, that people say that you're – no.

01:58:14 The whole point of Islam is that it's monotheistic, that we just worship God and we don't worship false idols.

01:58:18 We don't depict the Muhammad, peace be upon him. 1.00

01:58:21 We don't depict – we don't, like, worship anything besides God.

01:58:24 But they had giant prayers for Palestine in the middle of –

01:58:31 Really?

01:58:31 Yeah.

01:58:32 That was one of the – we say doah when you make a prayer.

01:58:35 Everybody was – yeah, we were able to talk about it.

01:58:37 So I think that those are selective videos.

01:58:40 It kind of – I didn't share any of them because it kind of looked like that.

01:58:44 Yeah.

01:58:44 So I was like, eh, you know.

01:58:47 Yeah, they're saying right now, you worship the cube, you worship the cube.

01:58:50 Yes.

01:58:50 You don't bow to the cube.

01:58:52 So what is most of your – I mean –

01:58:53 I have mostly – we can see right now.

01:58:56 Okay, put a one if you're a Christian, two if you're Muslim. 0.64

01:58:59 I'm actually surprised.

01:59:00 You kind of seem to have an open mind about Islam more than a lot of –

01:59:03 Well, I have a much more open mind about it than the Catholic Church who's now saying that transgenders can get baptized and can become, like, you know, parents or stuff under, like, Catholic faith.

01:59:15 I mean, the Catholic Church is just going down the gutter.

01:59:17 Yeah, they are.

01:59:18 They're wearing rainbows in the church and they're – so you can see right now, I would say it's 50-50 with Muslims and Christians. 0.68

01:59:25 Really?

01:59:26 Well, no.

01:59:27 It actually seems like there's more twos.

01:59:29 Wait, twos are what?

01:59:31 Twos are Muslim. 1.00

01:59:32 But it's, like, 60-40, like, 60% Muslim.

01:59:35 Or maybe they're just typing faster.

01:59:41 These checkers are lobotomized, say the Kaaba is a cube to my face and see what happens.

01:59:45 Well, I mean, literally the Kaaba is a cube.

01:59:47 Like, literally. 1.00

01:59:49 But that's – stop – it's stupid, too. 1.00

01:59:52 I see a lot of Zionists, too. 1.00

01:59:53 Even Leia Helpern liked it.

01:59:56 You know who – she's a Zionist.

01:59:58 Anyway, she was – like, people will quote to you.

02:00:01 I was talking about, like, worshiping God and I took a picture of the Kaaba.

02:00:03 They're like, oh, God's not a black cube. 0.99

02:00:06 Like, yeah, retard. 1.00

02:00:07 Nobody said it was. 0.98

02:00:08 It's a mosque.

02:00:09 It's like – that's like taking a picture of a church.

02:00:11 Oh, you, like, worship a church? 0.99

02:00:13 No, dummy. 0.96

02:00:13 This is just – this is a place of worship. 0.98

02:00:16 The IQ of Twitter would collectively raise so much if all the women were just banned. 1.00

02:00:22 I swear to God.

02:00:23 But it's not just women that are saying that. 0.98

02:00:25 You even see people saying it now.

02:00:28 And, yeah, it was built by the prophet Abraham.

02:00:32 Anyone who's worried about a cube in Mecca should be more concerned with about a 40-foot-tall owl statue in, you know, in the redwoods in the middle of, like, San Francisco.

02:00:43 Like, you should be worried about that.

02:00:45 You're talking about worshiping.

02:00:46 What do you know about Moloch and the Satanism? 0.99

02:00:52 Well, I know that a lot of the world's leaders get together every summer during midsummer, and they go to – you know, they go to – what's the fucking – starts with the B, whatever it's fucking called. 0.98

02:01:05 You know what I'm talking about? 0.97

02:01:06 They go do the – chattel now. 0.53

02:01:10 Starts with a B?

02:01:11 I know someone who just got invited to go to. 0.99

02:01:13 It's fucking crazy. 0.98

02:01:13 It's like the Freemason Rituals in the Woods that Alex Jones film you're talking about? 0.99

02:01:17 Yeah.

02:01:17 It's called the Dark Secrets of Bohemian Goat.

02:01:21 Bohemian Goat.

02:01:21 It's his movie.

02:01:22 Right.

02:01:22 That movie's crazy.

02:01:24 And it was recorded on, like, a little, like, hidden camera back then.

02:01:27 It was so nuts.

02:01:29 But –

02:01:30 Does Hillary Clinton worship Moloch?

02:01:33 I remember that it showed up in the emails that she was talking about sacrificing a chicken for Moloch.

02:01:38 Probably.

02:01:39 Probably.

02:01:40 I was – the book I was telling you I was reading today, Helmut Schmidt, who was the – he was the German chancellor during the early 80s.

02:01:47 He talks in that book about going to Bohemian Grove and participating in the human effigy sacrifice.

02:01:54 They sacrifice humans with those?

02:01:55 It's an effigy, so it's like a fake human.

02:01:57 Fake human.

02:01:58 Oh, they just pull up a body?

02:01:59 It's like a – yeah, it's like a – looks like a – it looks like a child, actually.

02:02:05 They get small fake humans.

02:02:06 You sure it's not just a real baby?

02:02:08 Like, they probably just say that to kind of – but if they're going to go out there in the woods with a bunch of rich people, like, if they want to go conjure demons, you would really need to use a real body.

02:02:17 It's a nice cigarillo, right?

02:02:19 Yeah.

02:02:20 Which are these?

02:02:20 This is –

02:02:21 I've smoked those.

02:02:22 Yeah.

02:02:23 Monocrystal.

02:02:24 For people that – I'm not sponsored by these.

02:02:26 I should be.

02:02:28 I definitely should be. 0.97

02:02:29 I just got back from Cuba, and Cuba's a shithole, but I got back in the – 0.98

02:02:33 Hey, isn't it almost communist, though? 0.98

02:02:35 Like, your favorite.

02:02:37 Well, you know what's interesting about Cuba?

02:02:39 People say that Fidel – I don't – Fidel, you know, there's good things, bad things.

02:02:45 Fidel, they say that he was a – why am I having all these brain farts?

02:02:50 They say that he was a Santeria.

02:02:54 Santeria witchcraft was, like, his whole thing. 0.58

02:02:56 It's pretty common in the Caribbean.

02:02:57 And, buddy, have you ever, like, been in the middle of it so creepy?

02:03:00 The sacrifices they do.

02:03:02 They do the chicken, the goat.

02:03:03 They do all the animal set.

02:03:05 They spill blood everywhere for their sacrifices.

02:03:07 And I stayed in an Airbnb the first night we were there.

02:03:12 There was literally on the wall above our bed, there was a picture of – painted in red on a white wall.

02:03:22 Like, not a painting.

02:03:23 It was painted on the wall of, like, Jesus getting stabbed.

02:03:27 And it's, like, a – it's, like, a – this is, like, Santeria.

02:03:33 It's all blasphemous.

02:03:34 They had statues everywhere.

02:03:35 Instead of Mother Mary holding Jesus, it was a grown Jesus holding a baby Mother Mary. 0.85

02:03:41 It was, like, all twisted and backward.

02:03:43 I'm, like, we got to get out of here as soon as possible.

02:03:46 So –

02:03:46 Why were you in Cuba to begin with?

02:03:49 I wanted to go.

02:03:50 I was just, like –

02:03:51 Oh, you was there for months?

02:03:51 I just moved to Miami, and I'm, like, Cuba's pretty close.

02:03:54 Let's go to Cuba.

02:03:54 And I got Cuban cigars.

02:03:55 That was the main thing.

02:03:56 Okay, okay.

02:03:57 And I saw the Cuban military fortress.

02:04:00 I saw, like, the Russian MiGs that they have there from, like, the Cold War and stuff.

02:04:04 There's a lot of cool stuff in Cuba, but it's just a very sad place as well.

02:04:09 But people say that Fidel wasn't really all that.

02:04:12 He was lying to Stalin to get support from the Soviet Union.

02:04:17 And Che was definitely, like, hardcore.

02:04:19 I like Che.

02:04:20 You know, he wanted to use the nuke, and I think that's respectable. 0.99

02:04:24 But the – and after Fidel died, I guess Cuba just got, like, infinitely worse because the new guys suck. 1.00

02:04:32 And Fidel's daughter also sucks. 0.99

02:04:34 So there's just – there's no one really good there. 1.00

02:04:37 It's a terrible place.

02:04:38 So what's the perfect example of a communist state that you want America to become?

02:04:43 I think America, when it happens, it's going to be based on our tradition, our history, constitution, the values that we uphold here for a lot of people.

02:04:51 It's Christian values.

02:04:52 And I think that it's not going to be like any other country.

02:04:56 It's not going to be like China. 0.98

02:04:57 It's not going to be like the Soviet Union or Nicaragua or anywhere else.

02:05:01 So communism with traditional American values.

02:05:05 Yeah.

02:05:05 In China, they call it communism with Chinese characteristics.

02:05:11 Okay.

02:05:11 Chad, do you want to see that?

02:05:12 Yes or no?

02:05:13 You do a good job of arguing for communism.

02:05:16 I'm not a communist at all.

02:05:17 I don't like communism.

02:05:18 But I'm like, you know, maybe –

02:05:20 And I guess you Islam.

02:05:22 Guess what?

02:05:23 You arguing for –

02:05:24 I argue – yeah.

02:05:25 I mean, again, I don't know enough, but like –

02:05:28 I think that that would be really good for your – just seeing how impactful you are to the Muslim community right now and how much they like it.

02:05:36 I think it would be good for you to learn more.

02:05:38 So, not just for faith, but just also – yeah, 100%.

02:05:43 Let's all trigger Zerka. 1.00

02:05:45 Kosovo is Serbia.

02:05:47 Oh, yeah.

02:05:47 The question, Albanian7G says, what do you think about Kosovo?

02:05:51 That Zerka's all – 1.00

02:05:52 What do you think about – yeah, I hear that a lot.

02:05:55 Like, I have all these cabs.

02:05:57 What's going on with Albania, Kosovo?

02:05:59 Like, what's happening over there?

02:06:00 I don't know.

02:06:02 Basically, like, this –

02:06:04 I don't know.

02:06:06 Albania is kind of a non-starter.

02:06:07 But that's not really as relevant right now.

02:06:10 What they want to do is, like, all the NATO powers, they want Kosovo to be its own independent state.

02:06:14 They're worried that, like, Serbia is getting too powerful and they're too closely aligned with Russia.

02:06:20 So, they want to break, formally, Kosovo away from Serbia once and for all. 0.82

02:06:25 And the Serbians are – I think they just want, like, a peaceful reunification.

02:06:31 As China with Taiwan, they want to peacefully unite with Kosovo.

02:06:36 So, what's the beef?

02:06:38 Do people from Kosovo hate Albanians?

02:06:41 No, there's a lot of –

02:06:42 Was there a genocide over there?

02:06:45 I'm not too sure about that.

02:06:46 But what I know is there's a lot of Albanians that love – well, there was.

02:06:50 I mean, it wasn't done unto them by the Serbian government.

02:06:54 It was, like – you're familiar with, like, the bombings of Yugoslavia and stuff like that?

02:07:00 In the, like, 80s and –

02:07:02 Yeah, it was, like, Bill Clinton.

02:07:04 Yeah.

02:07:04 So, the former Yugoslavia was all bombed and stuff.

02:07:09 And now, like, if you go throughout that territory today, it's, like, they still have – that's why Serbs hate NATO so much because NATO bombed Yugoslavia. 0.92

02:07:19 And still today, I've got a friend that's Serbian, Yugoslavian, and he's, like – he's, like, if you go to a cafe today, some of the cafes, they keep holes in the cafe, like, roofs from where the NATO bombs came down to, like, never forget what happened.

02:07:33 So –

02:07:33 Never forget.

02:07:37 So, that's – so, they hate NATO.

02:07:40 And then NATO's trying to do this thing with Kosovo.

02:07:43 But the people don't forget.

02:07:44 They pretty much all hate NATO. 1.00

02:07:46 The leader's kind of a bitch. 1.00

02:07:47 He's kind of like an Erdogan of Europe. 1.00

02:07:49 Okay.

02:07:50 Very wishy-washy.

02:07:51 What's your opinion on Erdogan in Turkey?

02:07:54 What's going on over there?

02:07:56 I don't like Erdogan.

02:07:57 I'll give him credit because it could be worse in Turkey. 0.60

02:07:59 Like, they just had those elections and he won.

02:08:02 And John Bolton was trying to get a different guy elected.

02:08:05 Did they rig it or did he actually win?

02:08:07 No, he actually won.

02:08:08 There was a lot of dark money interests, Western interests that were pushing for the other guy to get elected.

02:08:12 Who's the other guy?

02:08:13 I don't know his name, but from – so, Haas was in Turkey the day before the election was happening.

02:08:19 Okay, so he told you.

02:08:20 Yeah, and I didn't understand this, but in Turkey it's like they have like a fully westernized part of their community and their country and then they have like the full Arab side.

02:08:30 And Erdogan kind of plays both cards, but ultimately like most of his lip service is paid to the Arab side. 0.58

02:08:36 But if you look at what he actually is doing, you know, he supported Russia, he supported Ukraine.

02:08:43 He says he has this great march for Palestine and then he provides aid to Israel.

02:08:49 Not just aid, like millions and millions of barrels of Azerbaijani oil to Israel through the Turkish gas hub and oil hub.

02:08:59 Okay, so he's a sellout.

02:09:01 Yeah, and a lot of people – Iran, for example, Khomeini, he just called on Erdogan and the other leaders like the UAE, Saudis to say,

02:09:13 Hey, you know, you can pay this lip service, but you need to at least temporarily stop your business with Israel while this is going on and they're not. 0.92

02:09:21 The UAE is the worst of all. 1.00

02:09:23 Why?

02:09:23 Well, they're actually providing weapon shipments through aircraft to the Israelis as of like a month and a half ago.

02:09:32 I'm thinking like which country did we disrespect on the stream?

02:09:36 Like am I going to have problems traveling now or what did I say that's going to be incorrect?

02:09:41 Because it's – I mean you're really –

02:09:44 Don't go to Ukraine. 0.98

02:09:46 Yeah, I have no – you know how many people I've met that told me to go to Kiev?

02:09:50 Well, we'll go to Ukraine when it's free.

02:09:52 When it's free?

02:09:53 Yeah.

02:09:53 I've heard so many great things about the women there and how they're all from the village.

02:09:58 There's some of the most beautiful people in the world.

02:10:00 And then I finally get to the point where like I'm old enough and I'm rich enough to be able to go to Kiev and visit and find like a wifey two or three.

02:10:07 Yeah.

02:10:08 Yeah.

02:10:08 And you can't – it's just – well, actually, no.

02:10:10 It's fine right now, right?

02:10:12 Kiev never really was that –

02:10:14 Yeah, but it depends what you've said online.

02:10:16 They've got an SBU that disappears people.

02:10:18 I was friends with Gonzalo Lira.

02:10:20 He was stuck there at the start of the war in Harcourt.

02:10:23 Now no one knows where he is.

02:10:25 They disappeared him.

02:10:26 The whole chat spamming Jesus.

02:10:27 Where did all these Christians come from? 1.00

02:10:29 Do you see the chat right now?

02:10:30 It's all Jesus is Lord.

02:10:32 Jesus is God.

02:10:33 Where did you guys just come from?

02:10:34 But you would go – you would actually go to Ukraine once everything is done?

02:10:41 Well, God bless Russia. 0.99

02:10:44 It takes all of it.

02:10:44 I think there should be no Ukraine left at the end of this. 1.00

02:10:47 Well, I'm not going to go with you.

02:10:48 Well, that's not a good idea.

02:10:51 Not a good idea.

02:10:52 When it's free, it'll be good.

02:10:54 When it's free, it'll be good.

02:10:55 How long do you think it's going to take?

02:10:56 It kind of depends on what Trump's going to do, right?

02:11:00 I mean like Trump is a title shift based on what we're seeing right now.

02:11:06 Yeah.

02:11:06 What are your predictions for the next election?

02:11:08 Do you think they're actually going to let Trump win?

02:11:09 They can't stop a landslide.

02:11:11 So as much as I don't like his Zionist antics and I'm diametrically opposed to that, 1.00

02:11:17 I sometimes think they can't stop a landslide.

02:11:20 So maybe I should.

02:11:21 But I don't know.

02:11:24 You think he, I mean, there's a possibility he's not even on a ballot.

02:11:27 We'll see.

02:11:28 I have no idea what's going to happen, to be honest.

02:11:30 I just hope that, I want to see him win, but it's probably the most decisive election

02:11:36 in American history.

02:11:39 I think this is one of the most important elections.

02:11:41 Definitely modern American history.

02:11:42 I think it's one of the most important elections.

02:11:43 So I have no idea what's going to happen.

02:11:45 I think it's going to be a roller coaster.

02:11:48 But what are your aspirations?

02:11:50 Where do you want to go from here?

02:11:51 So you're very successful on X.

02:11:53 You're pushing the envelope with free speech and really showing people what's happening

02:11:59 geopolitically.

02:12:01 Where do you want to go from here?

02:12:02 You're only 24.

02:12:03 You look and sound like you're 34.

02:12:05 Where do you want to be there when you're actually that age?

02:12:09 I want to travel a lot.

02:12:11 Obviously, it's like you can only know so much when you've dipped your toes so far in at

02:12:16 24.

02:12:17 And it's like, I'm sure there's a lot you even learned over the past year about like

02:12:21 Islam or other countries and stuff. 0.99

02:12:23 Like I said, the fucking thing about Dubai. 0.99

02:12:25 Obviously, I want to like go see the world and learn about different people. 0.99

02:12:28 When I went to Russia, I learned so much.

02:12:31 There's so much you can learn about a place quickly by going there rather than reading

02:12:36 a book.

02:12:37 It's just the truth.

02:12:38 And so traveling is really big for me.

02:12:42 The first time I interviewed Colonel Douglas McGregor, who's Trump's Pentagon senior advisor,

02:12:48 I said, what's one?

02:12:49 Because he's a really cool guy.

02:12:50 He's based on Ukraine and Israel and all that.

02:12:53 And I was like, so what's one bit of advice?

02:12:54 Because he's a well-accomplished man in the U.S. military.

02:12:57 What's one bit of advice?

02:12:58 And he said, travel.

02:12:59 Young people should all travel.

02:13:01 So I think that's the biggest thing.

02:13:01 Especially before we have kids.

02:13:02 And you're getting married young, too.

02:13:04 So before you knock her up, no disrespect, before you have a kid, travel more.

02:13:11 That's 100% what I'm doing.

02:13:12 I've traveled so much this year.

02:13:13 I've been to Thailand twice.

02:13:14 I've seen.

02:13:15 Colombia, Saudi Arabia, Dubai twice.

02:13:18 I went to Morocco.

02:13:22 Did I say Colombia?

02:13:23 All over the world.

02:13:25 And consistently.

02:13:27 I think like.

02:13:28 You went to Japan.

02:13:29 Japan.

02:13:29 I already forgot about that.

02:13:30 I went to Japan twice.

02:13:32 Yeah, another thing.

02:13:33 I went to Japan twice this year.

02:13:34 I've been all over the globe.

02:13:36 And I just want to keep seeing more.

02:13:38 And I've learned so much about the world.

02:13:40 And one thing I've realized is when you're in a place and you're really immersed within the culture,

02:13:45 you get the perception really quick that everybody knows everything that you're seeing.

02:13:49 And then you come back.

02:13:50 When I was in Saudi Arabia, I was like, oh, yeah, this is common knowledge.

02:13:52 When you come back here, you're like, oh, how many times you pray a day?

02:13:54 Like, a lot of this is really not common knowledge whatsoever.

02:13:57 People don't know.

02:13:58 Or like, oh, what's the copy?

02:13:59 You worship a black cube?

02:14:00 I'm like, obviously not.

02:14:01 But that's because I'm there.

02:14:03 And there's a lot that you can share from these places.

02:14:05 And you get to see what different cultures are like.

02:14:08 I think that is – it's better education than reading a book for TikTok brain people like me.

02:14:14 Yeah. 1.00

02:14:15 Don't you think it's daunting to like ever think about – I mean, obviously we're run by fucking retards, faggots, and war criminal maniacs that are greedy beyond belief. 1.00

02:14:25 But like, given how much you might have learned in the last year, don't you think it's ever crazy to ever think that like – like when someone asks like, oh, do you want to make decisions for other people one day? 1.00

02:14:36 It's like, look, look at how much I learned in the past year.

02:14:39 It's like, that's nuts.

02:14:40 No, I still got more – a lot to learn, you know?

02:14:43 Learning to do.

02:14:44 Yeah.

02:14:45 Yeah.

02:14:46 Plus, I don't want to get killed.

02:14:47 I feel like when you start diving into that, you get killed.

02:14:50 Yeah.

02:14:50 You get JFK'd, RFK'd. 0.59

02:14:52 Well, we're just joking.

02:14:53 Everything is in Minecraft.

02:14:55 We're not politicians.

02:14:57 But you really don't want to go into politics at all?

02:15:00 You have the right trajectory to do it.

02:15:02 Like everything that you're positioning yourself well to eventually become – 1.00

02:15:06 Bro, Hasan Piker is a faggot as well. 1.00

02:15:09 But if – you know, he's right about one thing. 1.00

02:15:11 He said, why would I – why would I – so he's making money doing his Twitch.

02:15:16 He is viral online. 0.99

02:15:19 He gets to fuck all the, you know, the e-girls and whatever he wants to do. 1.00

02:15:24 He's got his gay-ass Porsche. 1.00

02:15:26 I'm jealous. 0.99

02:15:27 He has not that color, but like, you know, still got the Porsche. 0.98

02:15:30 So why would he want to throw that all away so he could grind his ass off 0.99

02:15:34 and be in D.C. of all fucking places? 0.99

02:15:37 And to be honest, you have more influence. 0.99

02:15:40 Yeah.

02:15:41 And more power.

02:15:42 The ratio of the president right now.

02:15:44 Yeah.

02:15:45 Yeah.

02:15:45 Did you ratio Israel?

02:15:48 Every day.

02:15:49 But that doesn't really account for anything because it doesn't – you know,

02:15:52 you could get 100% of Americans to agree on one thing and it's not going to change.

02:15:56 And also X is a small percentage of the population.

02:15:59 It's going to get big.

02:16:00 You think it's going to be the biggest thing?

02:16:02 You see what's happening with Media Matters.

02:16:03 You see like they're constantly trying to take it down.

02:16:05 The engagement on sites like Instagram is a lot higher.

02:16:08 I thought it was Instagram.

02:16:09 I thought it was Twitter because I'm on – you're probably on Twitter all day.

02:16:11 I'm on Twitter like probably four or five hours every single day.

02:16:14 But Elon's got a vision and he works so much faster than everyone else and he wants it

02:16:19 to be like the Chinese everything app where you got the banking, you got the videos, the

02:16:22 live stream, you got –

02:16:23 I would love for it to replace YouTube.

02:16:26 Rumble is the replacement for YouTube now.

02:16:27 I'm already streaming there.

02:16:28 I get more –

02:16:29 You stream on X?

02:16:30 Yeah, I stream on X and Rumble because I'm non-exclusive.

02:16:33 But I get more views on X –

02:16:37 Than you do on YouTube?

02:16:38 Than I do on Rumble, not YouTube.

02:16:39 Oh, Rumble.

02:16:40 YouTube I got way more.

02:16:42 But, you know, Rumble is good.

02:16:44 Rumble is good to me.

02:16:44 They're great.

02:16:45 But I think X is going to be the ultimate answer for everything. 0.98

02:16:49 Have you spoke – did you just call Hassan a fag? 0.97

02:16:51 All right, Jackson's growing on me even though he's a commie. 1.00

02:16:53 Yeah, a commie calling a socialist a fag because this is funny. 1.00

02:16:56 But do you think that a lot of this engagement is real? 0.96

02:17:00 Like sometimes I look at the Twitter engagement and it says like 68 million

02:17:03 impression.

02:17:03 I'm like, really?

02:17:04 Oh, so I don't get paid anything from X.

02:17:06 I don't know about you.

02:17:06 Maybe you know about that.

02:17:07 But I'm getting like $100 a month and I get really good engagement.

02:17:11 But any – so they have brackets.

02:17:14 So like if you post controversial stuff about you're in the lowest bracket,

02:17:20 which means when – if you want to buy – and you can see this if you want to advertise.

02:17:26 You just say don't check this box.

02:17:28 It's like getting the low CVM on YouTube we're talking about.

02:17:31 Okay, okay.

02:17:32 But it's like I think it's a big hit.

02:17:33 Yeah, it does.

02:17:34 You don't get any money on XU?

02:17:36 No, I do.

02:17:36 I do.

02:17:37 I get not like a lot.

02:17:38 But, you know, it's something from the ad revenue.

02:17:41 And then – but really the way I know it's – well, the way I think it's not bought it

02:17:44 and I think I know it's not bought it is because I see the subscriptions

02:17:47 and I see how many of those that people pay and I'm like, well,

02:17:51 unless Iran is buying up all these subscriptions, I think it's real. 1.00

02:17:56 Do you have any qualms about making a lot of subscriptions like off of a war?

02:18:04 No, not at all because I'm making the subscriptions off of exposing the lies

02:18:08 that are being used to justify genocide.

02:18:10 So it's like at the end of the day, the BBC asked me this question too.

02:18:15 They're like, well, do you think it's a problem that you're making money off the bloodshed?

02:18:19 And I'm like –

02:18:19 Good accent. 0.99

02:18:20 I'm like, well, you guys are making money off of legitimate fucking war companies 0.98

02:18:26 like Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Big Pharma, all these companies, Pfizer. 0.98

02:18:31 So you're making money off that and you're going to have the audacity to ask me

02:18:34 about millions of people support – if the BBC asked their viewers to chip in $3

02:18:39 to support them and keep their ship afloat, no one would chip in.

02:18:45 But, you know, people want to send me $3.

02:18:48 That's their decision and it's not a lot and I support that.

02:18:52 Can you – I really want to know how many of these programs are.

02:18:54 I won't say it.

02:18:55 Can you tell me?

02:18:56 I won't say it.

02:18:57 Wallahi.

02:18:58 Yeah.

02:18:59 The one thing is – well, actually, yeah.

02:19:01 Okay.

02:19:04 $3 a month.

02:19:06 Let's see.

02:19:07 $3 and they take two-thirds.

02:19:11 No, one-third.

02:19:12 One-third.

02:19:12 One-third is a lot.

02:19:14 Yeah.

02:19:14 One-third is a lot.

02:19:15 They should take 10%.

02:19:17 Well, it's Apple.

02:19:18 It's not –

02:19:18 Oh, it's not Twitter?

02:19:20 No.

02:19:20 So this is my – that's my monthly.

02:19:25 It's not bad.

02:19:28 That one.

02:19:30 Nice.

02:19:31 Yeah, there's a lot of potential in this app.

02:19:34 Yeah.

02:19:35 I was just going to keep going.

02:19:36 I was just going to keep going.

02:19:38 Yeah.

02:19:39 Keith Woods smoked.

02:19:40 Did you debate Keith Woods?

02:19:42 No.

02:19:43 Someone made an account Keith Woods better.

02:19:47 Keith and I actually kind of squash the beef, so I don't know.

02:19:49 Okay.

02:19:49 Yeah.

02:19:50 And I do like him.

02:19:52 Yeah.

02:19:53 I like – we have a common enemy, so.

02:19:56 Okay.

02:19:56 Some of the Gripers are getting mad at you right now in my mentions.

02:20:00 Yeah.

02:20:01 That happens.

02:20:02 Yeah, it does.

02:20:03 Oh, and Zerg is tweeting right now, too.

02:20:12 He's the type of guy, like, you just –

02:20:15 He's done it to me, too, though.

02:20:16 Attacked you consistently for weeks on end? 1.00

02:20:18 Just, yeah, dumb shit. 1.00

02:20:20 And it's like – and then it's like – I don't know. 1.00

02:20:24 I don't know what his deal is, but it's like – I remember he did that to me once, and then he needed somewhere to stay in L.A., and I didn't give a fuck, so I'm like, all right, whatever. 0.95

02:20:37 And he came over for, like, a night or something. 0.96

02:20:39 He had to sleep on the couch. 0.99

02:20:40 That dude's fucking big, too. 1.00

02:20:42 No one knows because they don't see him in person, but that guy's fucking huge. 0.99

02:20:45 Oh, is he filming us? 0.98

02:20:46 Oh, no, he's responding to us.

02:20:48 No, I filmed – okay.

02:20:48 So, I took a video of my new setup and put it on my Snapchat, and Zerg said, looks identical to the one I used to skyrocket his career.

02:20:57 And then Pearl said, I was trying to notice a difference.

02:21:00 Like, why are they roasting?

02:21:01 I just got a new monitor.

02:21:03 It's just whatever.

02:21:04 Oh, you got a new monitor.

02:21:05 Yeah, that's it.

02:21:05 I have – it's a nice little setup, right?

02:21:07 Good.

02:21:08 Yeah.

02:21:09 What was it before?

02:21:10 It was – you see that monitor over there?

02:21:11 Chad, this – actually, I just got a new setup.

02:21:14 This whole time I've been streaming, for 18 months, I had one monitor.

02:21:17 Nobody does that.

02:21:18 I have one of these.

02:21:20 Just one?

02:21:20 Yeah.

02:21:21 You should get two, right?

02:21:22 Look at that.

02:21:22 You got to see the chat and everything.

02:21:23 My setup, I just changed it, so I need all the space because I got my camera far away.

02:21:28 I got it on a tripod.

02:21:29 Oh, yeah.

02:21:30 Well, yeah, it could upgrade, too.

02:21:32 We got a 50 from Pudding Popper said, this guy ran – can I read this?

02:21:36 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

02:21:37 Ran from a 1v1 debate versus Nick Fontes.

02:21:39 Wouldn't do it without a partner.

02:21:40 Now we see why. 1.00

02:21:41 Buddy is a whole-ass retard. 1.00

02:21:42 Jackson Hinkle, I call you to accept a 1v1 debate against Nick. 1.00

02:21:45 All right, let's run it, but why is Keith Woods starting all this shit in the first place 0.95

02:21:51 if Nick is too embarrassed to do a debate with Keith? 0.98

02:21:55 Nick's embarrassed to do a debate with Keith because Keith isn't a Christian and Nick is

02:21:59 embarrassed by that because that's bad optics.

02:22:01 But whatever. 0.99

02:22:02 It's just kind of gay. 1.00

02:22:06 It's just kind of gay. 1.00

02:22:09 And it was about the EFF. 1.00

02:22:11 It's about such a stupid fucking issue in the first place. 1.00

02:22:13 Yeah, EFF, I don't even – 1.00

02:22:15 No one even fucking knows.

02:22:16 What's your opinion on Ryan Dawson and his work? 0.86

02:22:19 I don't really know too much about Ryan's work, but I think that he gets a lot of things

02:22:27 that are correct.

02:22:29 And I don't know.

02:22:31 He's been – we've been talking a little bit.

02:22:33 He seems pretty on point with stuff, you know?

02:22:35 And he seems like he's able to parse through the biased BS sometimes because everyone can

02:22:41 be a little biased.

02:22:42 I can be a little biased.

02:22:44 Nick can be a little biased.

02:22:46 Everyone can be a little biased.

02:22:46 So I feel like he doesn't get everything right either. 0.81

02:22:49 He's probably biased about some shit, but I feel like he is kind of a – in like war, 0.88

02:22:55 they call them like the – they call them the OSINT nerds. 0.98

02:22:58 It's the people who are like, you know, like you'll see a tank get blown up on some video 0.91

02:23:03 and then within like three minutes, they geographically located where that fucking tank was and who 1.00

02:23:07 blew it up, how it blew up, all that shit. 1.00

02:23:09 He's that guy. 0.99

02:23:09 He's that guy, but for all the – who – you know, the powers that be. 0.99

02:23:14 He's got all the fucking resources. 1.00

02:23:15 I feel like that when I watch his stuff, I'm like, this guy knows his shit. 1.00

02:23:19 Yeah, he does. 0.99

02:23:21 I wish he did a – what you do well is making it – oh, my bad.

02:23:27 I think this is advice for aspiring journalists or people who want to like do well on X.

02:23:32 You do a good job of making it concise and easily digestible for the masses.

02:23:37 Ryan is extremely knowledgeable, but in my opinion, does a bad job of condensing that information

02:23:46 into something that you can immediately just get.

02:23:49 But like if it's not for him, then like the people that can condense it like you and me

02:23:53 wouldn't have as much ammo.

02:23:55 Right, but that's why I'm – then he doesn't benefit as much as he should from his intelligence.

02:24:00 It's just how the world works.

02:24:01 But – and it does take a level of like understanding how everything works.

02:24:06 Maybe it's just Gen Z brain because you're 24.

02:24:08 You understand how to deliver it and package it.

02:24:11 But also if it wasn't for – yeah, that.

02:24:13 But also like we also have to be the ones that like – and even Zerka, you know, like

02:24:18 we have to be the ones that read the books, do all the – watch the podcast, listen to 0.99

02:24:23 the long-ass fucking shit, and then we also have to condense it. 0.99

02:24:26 So it's like we're also putting in work, knowledge. 1.00

02:24:31 Zerka, I don't know how many books he has on like satanic balls.

02:24:35 I read 100 books in a year.

02:24:37 But he actually did.

02:24:39 Yeah?

02:24:39 Yeah, yeah.

02:24:40 The whole thing with Jill, you know, is like that happened in the books and it actually happened.

02:24:46 What do you read?

02:24:49 Well, I like to read – I honestly get bored like reading a lot of theory.

02:24:55 So I don't like to read a lot of theory.

02:24:57 I like to read autobiographies and I guess works that are not necessarily autobiographies

02:25:03 but written by influential people.

02:25:05 So like Xi Jinping, governance on China.

02:25:08 Of course.

02:25:09 Stalin. 0.56

02:25:09 Stalin is a really good intro to Marxism, Leninism.

02:25:13 Like when I first started to try to learn about it, I really didn't understand it.

02:25:18 And you're like – you just hear the buzzwords and you're trying to decipher that insane

02:25:23 revolution and it's like I don't really understand this.

02:25:25 Stalin is a good intro because like, you know, some people call him a revisionist, whatever.

02:25:30 But at the end of the day, he did follow the line that was drawn by Marx and Engels and Lenin.

02:25:37 And he also presented it in a more digestible way. 0.98

02:25:40 But I also just like – even if it's like fucking retards, like I'll read their autobiographies. 1.00

02:25:47 Like it doesn't matter who it is, if they're in power now, if they're not, if they're – it's like a super old thing or not. 0.97

02:25:54 But like I even read Obama's autobiography.

02:25:59 Was it any good?

02:26:00 He never mentioned anything about, you know, the photos of Michael being pregnant. 1.00

02:26:05 Mike's dick. 1.00

02:26:06 Yeah. 1.00

02:26:07 People in the chat are asking about Mike Obama.

02:26:09 I want to actually – I'm going to give you a gift.

02:26:11 I want to give you a book.

02:26:12 Really?

02:26:13 Yeah.

02:26:13 I want to give you – I want to see what the name is.

02:26:15 Now I feel bad.

02:26:16 No, no, no, no, no.

02:26:17 It wasn't like planned.

02:26:19 It's just – you're about to look.

02:26:22 Well, I feel like – you know, it's – my fiancée because she's Russian.

02:26:27 In Russia, everyone gets each other gifts for everything.

02:26:30 Like we're going to my folks' home for Thanksgiving and she's getting gifts for my whole family.

02:26:34 I got a family of five.

02:26:36 And I don't know.

02:26:37 Like I feel like I didn't ever get gifts for anyone ever unless it's like Christmas or birthdays.

02:26:43 Well, I was gifted a lot of books in Saudi and you mentioned that you like biographies quite a bit.

02:26:55 Well, this is the Prophet's Allah, the Prophet's biography. 0.65

02:27:00 I kind of want to read this one.

02:27:04 Well, we're going to hang out again.

02:27:05 You could always read it and give it to me later on too.

02:27:09 Yeah, you know what?

02:27:10 Or vice versa.

02:27:11 This is probably the most interesting one.

02:27:13 So I got these three books, The Prophet of Non-Muslims and Islam in a Nutshell. 0.98

02:27:19 But I think you would find this the most interesting.

02:27:21 I think this is the best introduction to Islam is not reading the Quran. 0.99

02:27:25 I think the best is to learn about the Prophet's life, the Prophet Muhammad's life, peace and peace and peace.

02:27:29 So this is the Prophet's biography in minutes.

02:27:31 Thank you.

02:27:32 Yeah.

02:27:32 Let me know how it is.

02:27:33 I will.

02:27:34 I haven't read that yet.

02:27:35 And I am interested afterwards.

02:27:39 Most of what I...

02:27:39 Yeah.

02:27:39 So it's extremely important in Islam to learn about the life of Muhammad.

02:27:44 When I started to get into Orthodox Christianity, I tried to read the Orthodox Study Bible at first.

02:27:52 It's heavy.

02:27:53 So then I asked my friend, I'm like, what should I read first?

02:27:55 He kind of pointed me in an interesting and similar direction.

02:27:59 He said, here are some very famous like Russian Orthodox, you know, like clerics and stuff.

02:28:08 Read their autobiographies first.

02:28:10 And that's what I did.

02:28:11 Yeah.

02:28:11 And then it led me to reading the Bible, the Orthodox Study Bible.

02:28:15 Yeah.

02:28:15 Autobiographies give you the right lens to consume somebody's work.

02:28:19 Yeah.

02:28:19 I didn't even know too much about...

02:28:21 When I read the Malcolm X autobiography, I didn't know like what he talked about or his belief system.

02:28:25 I just like learned about his life.

02:28:26 And then from there, you kind of understand a person much better.

02:28:30 Even like authors, like famous authors, I won't even read their material.

02:28:34 I will immediately go to their autobiography.

02:28:36 I think it's better.

02:28:36 Yeah.

02:28:37 Yeah.

02:28:37 That's interesting.

02:28:39 And usually that story is usually even more interesting than any of the books they write.

02:28:43 It's like Jack London.

02:28:47 What an interesting guy. 0.99

02:28:48 And Ernest Hemingway too, kind of interesting, kind of a bitch. 1.00

02:28:50 But like Jack London, he was a communist too. 0.98

02:28:53 Jack London?

02:28:53 Yes. 1.00

02:28:54 He did that nature book, like crap. 1.00

02:28:56 The Call to Wild. 1.00

02:28:58 Jack London.

02:28:59 There was one like a plane crash and then he had to like fend for himself with the axe and everything.

02:29:03 I haven't read that one, but I'll have to check it out.

02:29:07 I've read The Iron Heel, which is about a communist revolution in America.

02:29:12 And Call to the Wild.

02:29:13 Oh, that is Call to the Wild, right? 1.00

02:29:15 He's got the fucking dogs and shit. 1.00

02:29:18 Yes. 1.00

02:29:24 Call to the Wild is where, well, I don't want to give away the ending, but so I've read this one.

02:29:30 I've got this one.

02:29:31 I read that one.

02:29:32 I don't have any.

02:29:36 Oh, my friend read this one.

02:29:37 He said that one's good.

02:29:38 The Sea Wolf.

02:29:39 I've never, I don't even know what that's about though.

02:29:42 But this one's all about like, I don't know.

02:29:45 When you read a book, it's like you think about the messages.

02:29:47 You don't think about like, oh, this guy had a hammer or whatever. 0.98

02:29:50 This book's all about like American tenacity, fighting through whatever shit that comes your way. 0.97

02:29:54 And it's like, it's like the American entrepreneurial spirit, but he's still a communist. 0.93

02:29:58 You know, it's like we have those values.

02:29:59 Okay.

02:30:00 I'll read this.

02:30:01 A chat saying is called The Hatchet, which is true.

02:30:04 I can't believe, I don't know why it's not showing up here.

02:30:05 Is that the right author or am I thinking about it different?

02:30:09 Gary Paulson?

02:30:11 Oh, yeah.

02:30:12 I'm thinking about it.

02:30:12 Oh, no.

02:30:13 The protagonist in this book is called Jack London.

02:30:16 Oh, that's what I was thinking about.

02:30:17 It must have been inspired.

02:30:19 Okay, cool.

02:30:19 That's interesting though.

02:30:21 What was the other author you said just now?

02:30:22 Ernest Hemingway.

02:30:23 Yeah. 1.00

02:30:24 Why do you think Hemingway's a bitch? 1.00

02:30:25 I've read a lot of his. 1.00

02:30:26 The Sun Also Rises.

02:30:27 I love his novels.

02:30:28 His old novels about World War I.

02:30:31 I've read a lot of his stuff.

02:30:32 I heard he wasn't good with women.

02:30:34 He had a lot of wives.

02:30:37 Well, he had a lot of, but it wasn't like the Muslims had a lot of wives.

02:30:40 Yeah, no, overall, yeah.

02:30:41 It was like.

02:30:42 He was cheating on his wives.

02:30:43 It was like you failed with a lot of women. 1.00

02:30:44 Oh.

02:30:45 But he was a lover boy.

02:30:46 Like, you know, he was always like jumping in.

02:30:48 He got married really young and I got married again.

02:30:50 I got married again and married again.

02:30:51 I guess it depends what you define as good with women. 1.00

02:30:53 Do you define Zerka as being good with women?

02:30:56 Or do you define someone who's in like a 70-year-old happy marriage being good with women?

02:31:03 Or for you, three wives that are all, you know.

02:31:06 Four.

02:31:07 Okay.

02:31:07 So like, you know, it depends.

02:31:09 I would say good with women just means making them a utility for yourself. 0.99

02:31:15 If you can let them.

02:31:16 Well, what good is it that you, so what, by that stretch of the imagination, what good 1.00

02:31:21 is that if you go and you fuck a bunch of OnlyFans whores, you know, or you go to the 1.00

02:31:24 club and you find some. 1.00

02:31:25 I don't think that's good with women. 1.00

02:31:26 That's. 0.99

02:31:26 Three and the lights turn on, you find some half man looking whore and you bring her back. 1.00

02:31:30 Yeah. 1.00

02:31:30 That's just knowing how to talk to whores. 1.00

02:31:33 Yeah. 1.00

02:31:33 That's not good with women. 1.00

02:31:34 Women are different. 1.00

02:31:35 Women. 0.81

02:31:35 They're different creatures. 1.00

02:31:36 There's whores and there's women. 1.00

02:31:38 And I don't even think women understand that there's a difference between that. 0.99

02:31:40 Like, no man takes a whore seriously. 1.00

02:31:43 We all know what it is. 0.99

02:31:45 Women are things that we preach, beautiful creatures that we respect. 1.00

02:31:50 Yeah.

02:31:50 Hemingway.

02:31:50 You don't like his work?

02:31:52 No, I do.

02:31:52 I do.

02:31:53 Explain.

02:31:53 No, I do.

02:31:54 I'm just saying you, we were talking about the person, the person, the person.

02:31:57 I'm like, I'm like, I've heard that no one really knows either.

02:31:59 I mean, he didn't kill himself, which is pretty. 0.89

02:32:01 It's pretty gay. 0.99

02:32:03 That is kind of gay. 0.99

02:32:04 It's extremely gay. 1.00

02:32:05 It's probably the gayest way you could go out. 1.00

02:32:07 But Jack London. 0.99

02:32:08 That's why you call it Hitler gay. 0.97

02:32:10 Well, that's one of the reasons. 0.94

02:32:11 But Jack London was accused of being communist.

02:32:14 See, this is another thing.

02:32:15 He was a communist.

02:32:16 But like the blue haired communists that really aren't communists, they hate Jack London

02:32:20 because like there was like a famous boxing match.

02:32:24 You know, it would be like the Floyd Mayweather versus like McGregor of his era.

02:32:28 And everyone was asking him like, who are you going to fight for?

02:32:30 Or who are you going to put your money on?

02:32:32 And he's like, well, I got to go with the white boy because like he's my guy or something 0.82

02:32:36 like that.

02:32:37 And like, however many years later, people were trying to cancel him for that.

02:32:42 He's based.

02:32:43 Hemingway was getting into fights.

02:32:44 I think he was speaking about Cuba.

02:32:46 He would.

02:32:47 I remember later on in his life, I think he was just in a bar and then people challenged

02:32:52 him.

02:32:52 He was like, who's this like guy?

02:32:53 That's it.

02:32:53 And then he bought, he fought four guys.

02:32:56 He had a house in Cuba.

02:32:57 Yeah.

02:32:57 He had a house in Cuba and he like, he was a really good boxer.

02:33:00 Yeah, he was.

02:33:01 Especially for an author, like some like artsy gay writer. 1.00

02:33:05 And he was a drunk and he'd always fight. 0.94

02:33:07 Yeah.

02:33:08 Kind of like.

02:33:11 You always bring it back to him, huh?

02:33:13 I don't know.

02:33:14 I just haven't seen him in so long.

02:33:16 And you're like the only other person in Miami I know who knows him. 0.95

02:33:19 So I'm just like talking about him and shit. 0.99

02:33:21 But I want to see him, especially after that fucking thing. 0.99

02:33:24 That was hilarious. 0.99

02:33:25 Yeah, it was.

02:33:26 You know, I don't think he.

02:33:28 I want to.

02:33:30 He's back in Vancouver now, isn't he?

02:33:33 Is that good?

02:33:33 Yeah.

02:33:36 I heard something.

02:33:36 He texted me his new number right before the stream.

02:33:38 Take him a call.

02:33:41 I called him before I came here.

02:33:43 I got to go soon, unfortunately.

02:33:44 Oh, yeah.

02:33:45 Yeah.

02:33:45 It's okay.

02:33:46 We've been going for two and a half hours.

02:33:48 You got to like.

02:33:49 I had a great time.

02:33:50 I had a great time.

02:33:51 You got to get here.

02:33:51 What stream are you going on?

02:33:52 Elijah Schaefer.

02:33:54 Oh, he's in Miami.

02:33:55 Oh, you're doing it online.

02:33:55 Yeah, online.

02:33:56 He's in Australia.

02:33:56 Yeah.

02:33:57 Yeah.

02:33:58 Yeah.

02:33:58 Good guy.

02:33:58 I was on his thing one time.

02:34:00 Um, he's another like popular ex Twitter person.

02:34:04 Yeah.

02:34:05 Yeah.

02:34:06 He's great.

02:34:07 But dude, I had a great time.

02:34:09 Thank you.

02:34:09 Jackson Hinkle.

02:34:10 Where can we find you?

02:34:11 You can find you on Twitter.

02:34:13 Jackson Hinkle with two L's.

02:34:14 Yeah.

02:34:14 Two L's and a rumble as well.

02:34:16 We're on rumble.

02:34:17 What's your rumble?

02:34:17 I didn't know you were on rumble.

02:34:19 Uh, the dive with Jackson.

02:34:22 I'm sick.

02:34:22 You're always following the quote.

02:34:24 The dive with Jackson.

02:34:26 I'm going to start.

02:34:27 I mean, I stream like every maybe two days now, but I'm going to stream more because I

02:34:31 got some sponsors.

02:34:32 So.

02:34:33 And you just said 100K.

02:34:33 Congrats.

02:34:34 Yeah.

02:34:35 We got that green bar. 0.99

02:34:36 YouTube never sent me my fucking. 1.00

02:34:38 You never. 1.00

02:34:39 Your plaque.

02:34:39 Do you think I should take mine down?

02:34:41 No, I would have mine up.

02:34:43 They look nice.

02:34:44 I'm not going to lie.

02:34:44 They look nice.

02:34:46 Oh, but there you go.

02:34:46 Support these normal pages.

02:34:47 I'm going to give you a follow right now.

02:34:49 Cool.

02:34:50 And yeah.

02:34:50 Good luck with your next stream.

02:34:51 Thanks for coming by.

02:34:52 It was good to meet you.

02:34:53 Yeah.

02:34:54 It was good to meet you.

02:34:54 Let's do it again.

02:34:55 Sometime soon.

02:34:55 I like the ice that watch though, too.

02:34:58 That was nice.

02:34:59 This is the plain Jane Cartier.

02:35:00 The ice that one's nice.

02:35:01 Yeah.

02:35:01 Right.

02:35:01 I don't know.

02:35:02 You seem like a plain Jane type of guy.

02:35:03 So.

02:35:04 Personally, I am. 1.00

02:35:05 But I saw you post that shit. 1.00

02:35:06 I'm like. 1.00

02:35:07 Yeah.

02:35:08 All right.

02:35:08 It is kind of.

02:35:11 Black. 0.93

02:35:12 To wear.

02:35:13 Yeah.

02:35:14 100%.

02:35:14 I don't got that dog in me, though.

02:35:18 And really, let me know how the book is.

02:35:20 I will.

02:35:21 I will.

02:35:23 I will.

02:35:24 Three action readers.

02:35:25 Sometimes you'll read a book on another record.

02:35:27 I'm a quick reader.

02:35:29 So.

02:35:30 I'll take it through it.

02:35:32 I don't know why I struck you as an audio book out.

02:35:35 I'm working out here.

02:35:36 Bro.

02:35:37 Also, like.

02:35:38 I mean, I can hit you up later.

02:35:39 But, like.

02:35:40 I don't know anyone in Miami.

02:35:41 So, if you ever want to, like, work out or something.

02:35:43 Let's do it.

02:35:44 Let's do it.

02:35:44 All right.

02:35:44 I can do it.

02:35:45 I don't want to drink any more.

02:35:47 All right.

02:35:48 I'll do it.

02:35:48 All right.

02:35:49 Cool.

02:35:49 Awesome.

02:35:50 All right. 0.96

02:35:50 Well, I'll hang you up. 0.99

02:35:53 All right. 0.97

02:35:53 I can do it.

02:35:54 All right.

02:35:54 Well, thanks for the help.

02:35:55 You too.

02:36:00 All right, chat.

02:36:01 Good interview, right?

02:36:29 Good interview.

02:36:29 What did you guys think?

02:36:30 Don't end.

02:36:31 I'm not going to end.

02:36:31 Chat.

02:36:32 Welcome back.

02:36:33 Welcome to the stream.

02:36:34 Welcome, everybody here.

02:36:35 This is.

02:36:36 We're just getting started.

02:36:37 We're just getting started.

02:36:37 I'm not going to end.

02:36:38 I'm not going to end.

02:36:39 I got a lot to get into.

02:36:41 The show goes on.

02:36:44 I didn't even put on my headphones the whole time.

02:36:46 End stream.

02:36:46 Go work out.

02:36:47 No, he's going to another stream right now.

02:36:48 And I have a.

02:36:50 I got a whole show going on.

02:36:52 W stream.

02:36:52 Stop.

02:36:53 We just got started.

02:36:54 Hey, roll call.

02:36:55 How you guys doing?

02:36:56 What's up, Jackson fans?

02:36:57 If you guys are in here, W chill stream.

02:36:59 Do you guys like those interviews once in a while?

02:37:00 Go on FNF.

02:37:02 Not today.

02:37:03 They didn't invite me, but yes, I really like doing interviews like that, man.

02:37:08 I really enjoyed that.

02:37:09 This was, you know, I don't know if you guys saw the interview that I did in Saudi with

02:37:13 Abu Tamia, Abu Tamia.

02:37:14 And the interview I did with Sheikh Guthman, I like doing, you know, instead of just IRL

02:37:21 streams.

02:37:22 Like, I like the fact that on my stream, we could talk about geopolitics.

02:37:26 We could talk about self-improvement.

02:37:27 We could talk about religion, faith, and then also do some normie, retarded influencer content 0.99

02:37:32 too.

02:37:32 You know, it's a good variety stream.

02:37:35 This made me really happy that we had two and a half hours about geopolitics, about faith,

02:37:40 about books, about authors, about esoteric Satanism, like everything.

02:37:48 It was, it was, I really enjoyed that.

02:37:51 I really enjoyed that.

02:37:52 And I'm going to continue doing interviews like that too.

02:37:54 I don't know.

02:37:54 What do you guys think about that? 0.99

02:37:55 Shit was mid? 0.99

02:37:56 I don't really care if you thought it was mid because I, I enjoy and I learn from conversations 0.98

02:38:01 like that.

02:38:02 So shout out to Jackson Hinkle.

02:38:04 I, like once again, I've been, I've been really paying attention to his Twitter and

02:38:11 I like what he's talking about.

02:38:13 So I want to support people like that and Rommel creators.

02:38:16 I didn't know he was a Rommel creator.

02:38:17 This is great.

02:38:18 This is great.

02:38:21 So let's get into the stream.

02:38:23 Okay.

02:38:24 Everything good?

02:38:24 Everything sound good?

02:38:25 Okay.

02:38:27 All right.

02:38:28 All right.

02:38:31 All right.

02:38:31 So I want to, I have some videos that I want to watch.

02:38:33 Let me quickly go through the clips before we get into there.

02:38:37 Is there anything good in the clips?

02:38:43 No, there's not.

02:38:46 Nothing good in here.

02:38:47 Okay.

02:38:48 So let's go into, let's go into these videos.

02:38:54 I want to watch this.

02:38:55 It's a good transition.

02:38:57 Andrew Tate, the top G was just on Pierce Morgan.

02:39:02 I want to watch this.

02:39:03 It was a debate slash interview.

02:39:05 And I want to, I want to do a review and I want to watch this chat.

02:39:07 Have you already seen this type of one?

02:39:08 If you've already watched it, I'm probably going to watch it on my own time.

02:39:12 So instead let's watch it on stream and let's see how we did.

02:39:15 I think this is very interesting because in the position that he's in, Tate is doing a good transition from, you know, being a low IQ influencer to, you know, in the same, I would say a political pundit.

02:39:30 Kind of the similar to Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro, Candace Owens.

02:39:34 He's kind of, he's moving to that, to that place in the influencer world.

02:39:41 And some people will say like, oh, he fell off.

02:39:43 He fell off.

02:39:43 No, he's just not a TikToker anymore. 1.00

02:39:45 He just doesn't, he doesn't need to be a streamer.

02:39:47 He doesn't need to be like running around, you know, doing universal streams with Sarah.

02:39:53 You know, he can, he can, he could talk about what's going on in the world.

02:39:57 And I think that's, that's an important thing.

02:39:58 I think that's like the graduated level of becoming an influencer.

02:40:02 So when stuff like this drops, it seems like, you know, most people who say, oh, you fell off, you fell off.

02:40:07 He would, people, everybody tunes in.

02:40:10 And especially with the fact he's fighting a court, he's still fighting this case right now.

02:40:14 He basically has to fight for his reputation every single time he does one of these interviews.

02:40:19 And I remember the first Piers Morgan interview that he went on, we went there together on that.

02:40:24 That was the only time I've been on a private jet.

02:40:25 We left, we went from Bucharest to London and he wanted the Piers Morgan, on the Piers Morgan show.

02:40:30 And he did a really good job.

02:40:32 So, and he didn't really do any preparation.

02:40:35 I remember he just went on and he's kind of getting pressed the whole time by Piers.

02:40:40 He does a good job under high pressure environments like this.

02:40:44 And so I think you can learn, I think you can analyze.

02:40:47 What I find interesting about this is how you kind of see the trap because it is kind of like a boxing match.

02:40:52 They set up a trap to try to ruin your reputation to get a gotcha moment, get a clip.

02:40:55 And then you have to like find your way and get out of the pocket and bob and weave.

02:40:59 So let's watch this.

02:41:00 This is Piers Morgan versus Andrew Tate.

02:41:03 Andrew, it's been, well, nearly a year since we last sat down together.

02:41:11 A very different time.

02:41:12 It was in my London studio.

02:41:13 And eight days after that, you got arrested.

02:41:19 What's the year been like for you?

02:41:21 It's certainly been an interesting one.

02:41:23 I've been constrained this entire year.

02:41:25 I spent 93 days in a Romanian dungeon, five months locked in my house.

02:41:29 And now I'm restrained within the country of Romania.

02:41:31 So it's certainly been a turbulent time.

02:41:35 The moment you got arrested, it was all pretty dramatic.

02:41:37 The video came out.

02:41:39 The world saw it, a lot of people smashing into your home.

02:41:44 Did you have any inkling, warning that something like this may happen?

02:41:48 I knew it.

02:41:48 I kept saying before I was arrested on every single podcast I did, I said, you get three

02:41:52 lives in the world.

02:41:53 The first life, they're going to cancel you.

02:41:55 They're going to slander you.

02:41:56 They're going to delete your access to social media so you can't defend yourself.

02:41:59 The second life, they're going to try and put you in jail for no reason.

02:42:01 And if you continue to speak against the power, they're going to assassinate you.

02:42:04 I knew I was on my second life.

02:42:06 I kept saying it.

02:42:06 I knew it was coming. 0.99

02:42:07 I didn't know the bullshit reason they'd use, but I found out once I was in a cell. 0.98

02:42:12 When you were arrested, you didn't actually, you don't speak any Romanian at all. 0.98

02:42:16 And they didn't speak English to you.

02:42:17 Correct.

02:42:18 So you were taken to a cell.

02:42:21 You had no idea what they were alleging you'd done.

02:42:25 I was arrested on the 27th of December.

02:42:26 So because of Christmas and New Year's and other problems, they couldn't even translate

02:42:30 my paperwork for two weeks.

02:42:31 So for the first two weeks I was in a prison cell, I had no idea why.

02:42:34 I was given papers in Romanian.

02:42:36 I could read human trafficking.

02:42:38 I understood.

02:42:38 But I was like, human trafficking who, when, what?

02:42:41 None of this makes sense.

02:42:42 I waited two entire weeks inside of my cell before I was given an English translation.

02:42:46 And then I realized exactly how ridiculous the whole case was.

02:42:48 Just to clarify, I am accused of helping my friends get big on TikTok.

02:42:53 That is what I'm accused of.

02:42:54 I told some girls I know how to post on TikTok to become viral when I was, at the time, the

02:42:59 most viral person on the planet.

02:43:01 And they are saying I'm a human trafficker for that reason.

02:43:03 It is insane.

02:43:04 Well, we'll come to what you've been accused of.

02:43:06 It's more serious than the way you've categorized it.

02:43:08 But we'll come to that.

02:43:09 There is a lot of speculation that the reason the Romanian authorities knew that you were

02:43:14 back, because you were en route, I believe, to Dubai for a New Year's Eve party, is that

02:43:19 you were interacting with Greta Thunberg on social media.

02:43:23 And you had a pizza in front of you, which came from a well-known Romanian pizza store.

02:43:30 Is there any truth to that?

02:43:31 I don't think so.

02:43:32 I think that they know where I was.

02:43:34 A lot of people knew where I was.

02:43:36 And they had instructions from higher up to teach me a lesson.

02:43:39 I was on my second life, and that's exactly what I'm going through right now.

02:43:42 There's an irony to your situation, because you...

02:43:44 Wait, so if you're canceled, and that's your first life, and does that mean I'm going

02:43:48 to jail next?

02:43:50 Because last time I remember saying they're going to get me next, they're going to cancel

02:43:52 me an accident, and I was like, they don't care, they don't care.

02:43:55 Well, they got me.

02:43:57 Do you think that three lives rule is actually real, Chad?

02:44:00 You always said the reason you came to Romania was precisely because you thought you could

02:44:04 avoid being in this situation.

02:44:06 Well, I loved Romania, and it's a strong Christian nation with strong traditional values.

02:44:10 I want a life where I'm left alone by government.

02:44:12 I don't believe in big government.

02:44:13 I'm trying to avoid that.

02:44:14 It felt like Romania was a place which was very safe societally, and the government was not

02:44:18 too interested or involved in people's lives.

02:44:20 But things change.

02:44:20 Also, your freedom and your ability to speak the truth is heavily correlated to your insignificance.

02:44:25 When you become large and people start listening to what you say, you soon realize you no

02:44:28 longer have freedom of speech.

02:44:29 It doesn't matter where you are on the planet. 0.91

02:44:31 If they decide you must be assassinated, you will be assassinated. 0.98

02:44:34 You in jail. 0.90

02:44:36 What was that like?

02:44:37 Romanian jail is not English jail.

02:44:38 Describe it.

02:44:39 What was the cell like?

02:44:41 I have to be careful what I say because I don't want to insult the Romanian justice system,

02:44:43 which I'm still beholden to.

02:44:45 However, it's exactly as bad as people would expect it to be.

02:44:47 Luckily, it was in the winter, so the cockroaches were not too bad.

02:44:51 It was also during Ramadan, so I didn't have to eat so much, which was helpful.

02:44:54 Ramadan.

02:44:56 I think the most stressful thing about it is I had no idea how long I was going to be in

02:44:58 there for.

02:44:58 I was dragged from my house.

02:44:59 I was given papers in the Romanian.

02:45:00 I didn't know why I was there. 0.98

02:45:01 I found out why I was there, and it was garbage. 0.96

02:45:02 I couldn't seem to get out. 0.96

02:45:03 I could have been held for years.

02:45:05 It's very stressful.

02:45:06 And the best thing you can do is turn to God and train as hard as possible.

02:45:09 I did thousands of push-ups a day every single day.

02:45:10 Were you in solitary in this period?

02:45:12 Three months?

02:45:12 No, I wasn't in solitary the entire time.

02:45:15 Sometimes I was by myself.

02:45:15 Sometimes I was with other guys, and sometimes I was with my brother.

02:45:18 When you were on your own, were they keeping you in there for 24 hours a day?

02:45:21 Were you allowed out?

02:45:22 No, I wasn't allowed out.

02:45:23 There was no yard time.

02:45:23 It was 24 hours a day.

02:45:24 One second.

02:45:24 Let me pause.

02:45:25 We'll be right back.

02:45:25 I'll be right back.

02:45:26 Everyone's saying, react to Aiden.

02:45:27 Okay, okay.

02:45:28 I see he's been tweeting you saying he's depressed.

02:45:33 Okay, we'll go back to this.

02:45:35 Everybody, yeah, Aiden's going through it right now.

02:45:40 And I wouldn't be harsh to people.

02:45:43 Do I think that you should go to the internet and talk about your feelings when you're feeling upset?

02:45:47 No.

02:45:48 But I do think he has a connection with his community that he feels like he could be open and honest about everything.

02:45:54 I think at his influence, he probably should not be as honest as he's being.

02:45:58 But don't be too harsh on people, especially when they clearly are going through something.

02:46:03 Probably three or four steps large, and you do nothing but stare at the wall.

02:46:07 How many days did you do that?

02:46:08 Five or on your own?

02:46:10 Eleven, twelve.

02:46:11 I mean, that's a pretty grim scenario for anyone.

02:46:15 Life's grim.

02:46:15 For you, always being Mr. Confident, you said, interestingly, that you wouldn't categorize what you were feeling as depression because you don't believe in the concept of depression.

02:46:24 You and I have argued about that before.

02:46:25 But it sounds to me, from what I've seen you say when you talked about this, that that was pretty close to depression, what you were feeling.

02:46:31 Life's grim.

02:46:32 And if you want to be a superhero, you have to understand in every single superhero movie, he is losing for 80% of the movie.

02:46:36 He's going to suffer for the majority of the movie before he wins at the end.

02:46:39 I've always wanted an exceptional life, Pierce.

02:46:40 And I'm not a coward.

02:46:41 And I knew that by telling the truth about certain issues, I was going to pay the price for it.

02:46:44 So I won't say that I deserve to be in jail, but I certainly put myself in there by telling the truth to the populace and telling the truth in the movie.

02:46:49 But when you're on your own in that cell, what were you thinking?

02:46:53 It's a long time to self-reflect, right?

02:46:54 Good question.

02:46:55 It certainly is.

02:46:56 And I think my number one concern when I was in jail...

02:46:58 I've got to admit, Pierce is growing on me.

02:47:00 I thought that he was just a Zionist sellout. 1.00

02:47:02 I think he's actually more sincere than Schizo's give him credit for. 0.99

02:47:07 I think he's a controlled boomer, but he actually is curious and wants to learn more.

02:47:13 And he has an open mind and he's willing to platform different opinions, stuff like that.

02:47:18 He's not as much of a sellout as I originally thought.

02:47:21 And he does create an environment for really interesting dialogue.

02:47:26 Despite the fact that my situation was dire were my concerns as a man and all the people I have to take.

02:47:30 Care of and my children and my family and the people I pay for and all the people who work for me.

02:47:32 And truthfully, I wasn't worried about myself.

02:47:34 I was worried about everybody else.

02:47:35 And I think that's the true masculine frame.

02:47:36 Did you get emotional?

02:47:38 Did you shed tears in yourself?

02:47:39 Therapist question.

02:47:40 I'm an emotional man.

02:47:40 I think men are hyper-emotional.

02:47:42 We just have to control it.

02:47:44 I was extremely busy inside of my jail cell.

02:47:46 I had lots of push-ups to do.

02:47:48 I was very concerned about the people on the outside.

02:47:50 I was trying my best to get out.

02:47:51 Now, it's difficult for me to answer the question because it was an interesting frame of mind.

02:47:57 I knew that God was watching and I had to perform.

02:47:59 It's very difficult for me to go through life saying, I'm the top G, I'm this, I'm that,

02:48:01 and speak about mental resilience and mental toughness.

02:48:03 And then the second I'm thrown inside of a solitary confinement cell, cower out.

02:48:06 I'm not that person.

02:48:07 There's some other people who talk about mental toughness and want to give advice.

02:48:09 And when bad things happen to them, they end up addicted to prescription drugs.

02:48:12 I'm not a coward and I'm not a liar.

02:48:13 No, but...

02:48:14 Is he dissing Aiden?

02:48:16 Prescription drugs?

02:48:18 Is he talking about Aiden Ross?

02:48:19 No, he's not.

02:48:20 First off, everybody was saying that he was sneak dissing Aiden here.

02:48:23 Aiden does not talk about mental resilience.

02:48:25 He's clearly talking about Jordan Peterson.

02:48:27 Because Jordan Peterson is on the opposite side of the spectrum when it comes to talking about masculinity

02:48:33 and what men are supposed to be doing. 0.94

02:48:35 But he talks about what men are supposed to be doing and then he's crying all the time

02:48:39 and he's addicted to benzos.

02:48:41 Jordan Peterson is popping Zans after his lectures.

02:48:44 Like, let's be honest.

02:48:46 It has nothing to do with Aiden.

02:48:48 Start trying to push that narrative.

02:48:49 ...in that scenario.

02:48:50 And there's no shame in admitting that.

02:48:53 I was emotional.

02:48:53 I missed people.

02:48:54 I missed them.

02:48:55 And I knew they missed me.

02:48:56 So I felt a long...

02:48:57 I felt a strong sense of missing.

02:48:59 But you cried.

02:49:00 There were tears that ran down my face.

02:49:02 But I did not cry.

02:49:04 I mean, that's crying.

02:49:05 I would disagree.

02:49:06 Because you're worried about admitting that.

02:49:07 You think it sounds weird.

02:49:07 Absolutely not.

02:49:08 That's a perfectly fine scenario to cry in.

02:49:10 But I think the act of crying is an act of desperation.

02:49:12 To sit and to cry is an act in and of itself.

02:49:15 To do push-ups, thinking of your children, with tears running down your face.

02:49:18 But you're concerned with finishing as many push-ups as possible within that day.

02:49:21 I do not consider that crying.

02:49:22 I consider that tears running down my face.

02:49:23 When you found out what they were alleging you'd done.

02:49:27 You see the way he's like always bobbing and weaving everything.

02:49:31 He doesn't ever want to show a moment of weakness.

02:49:34 Because when you are looking for power.

02:49:38 Especially with like...

02:49:40 He's right.

02:49:40 When you call yourself Top G.

02:49:42 You can't ever show a moment of weakness.

02:49:45 So even the act of crying, he finds a way to reword it.

02:49:49 It's just like when an OnlyFans girl says that she's a content creator.

02:49:53 It's because they don't want to ever show that they're...

02:49:56 What it really...

02:49:57 And it's good to have people like that.

02:49:59 It's good to have people like that.

02:50:00 I always thought beforehand when I was younger.

02:50:03 I thought that showing weakness would be...

02:50:06 You know, showing vulnerability would be relatable.

02:50:09 But people will hold that against you forever.

02:50:11 So if Tate there said, I cried.

02:50:13 Then all the feminists and everybody, all of his haters would say,

02:50:16 He was crying.

02:50:17 He was crying.

02:50:18 Even though he's being honest about it.

02:50:19 So you can't truly be honest about your vulnerability as a man.

02:50:23 Because people will hold it against you forever.

02:50:26 Sexual assault, exploitation and so on.

02:50:28 What did you feel about that?

02:50:29 What was your first reaction?

02:50:30 My first reaction was, ah, the standard playbook.

02:50:33 The standard playbook for anybody who speaks up against power is sexual exploitation.

02:50:36 Isn't that the normal one they go to?

02:50:37 Can't we name like 10 or 15 people right now? 0.99

02:50:39 They hit him with this exact same garbage. 0.99

02:50:40 Name a full-grown man who's 36 or 37 years old who's not had sexual relations with a woman at some point in the past. 0.99

02:50:45 And the way the Matrix works is they lie by omission, right?

02:50:47 They just hit Russell Brand with it.

02:50:48 I think they hit P. Diddy with it this morning.

02:50:50 Julian Assange, they just got hit with it.

02:50:51 He's still in a cell.

02:50:51 But lots of people get hit with these allegations and it turns out...

02:50:53 I ain't gonna lie. 1.00

02:50:54 I think P. Diddy did that shit though. 1.00

02:50:55 ...that to be true. 1.00

02:50:56 A lot of people get hit with them and they turn out to be false.

02:50:58 Yeah, but you're sort of trying to make out all the people you just named are innocent.

02:51:00 You don't know that.

02:51:01 Of course I don't know that.

02:51:01 But a lot of people get hit and it turns out to be false.

02:51:02 Why would you assume they're innocent?

02:51:04 Well, I'll tell you why.

02:51:05 Because the way the Matrix operates is it chooses something which is heinous.

02:51:07 If they accuse me of drug dealing, nobody would care.

02:51:10 They choose something which is heinous.

02:51:11 So the process itself is a punishment.

02:51:13 So they damage your reputation throughout the process regardless of whether they're successful or not.

02:51:16 Then what they do is they lie by omission.

02:51:18 They throw you in a cell and they contact everyone you've ever interacted with.

02:51:20 2,000 people I know were called.

02:51:22 And they were looking for one person to say they're a victim.

02:51:24 By the way, they failed.

02:51:25 They did not even find one.

02:51:26 But if they did, they would then say, 0.99

02:51:28 Andrew Tate's victim, he's a sexual assaulter.

02:51:30 And they would remove the testimony of the 1,999 people who said I'm a very nice man. 0.76

02:51:34 Lie by omission.

02:51:35 And then they put together this entire package.

02:51:36 It's the mainstream media to convince the world that you deserve to be in jail.

02:51:38 And that is how the Matrix operates.

02:51:39 I mean, to be clear, I don't know if you're guilty or not.

02:51:41 I do.

02:51:42 You're perfectly entitled to say that.

02:51:44 And you know.

02:51:45 Of course I know.

02:51:45 But I don't know.

02:51:46 And I will await any trial that comes to see what comes out of the trial and see what happens.

02:51:51 So I'm not going to prejudge the trial.

02:51:53 I'm not going to judge you and say I think you're guilty.

02:51:55 I don't know.

02:51:55 We are where we are.

02:51:56 You've been charged with serious crimes.

02:51:59 And it's likely you'll face a trial.

02:52:00 And we'll see how that all plays out, obviously.

02:52:03 Going back to jail, how were you treated by other people?

02:52:05 Everybody in jail was extremely apologetic to me.

02:52:08 All of the staff, the police.

02:52:08 Wait, be right back.

02:52:09 Let me leech Hayden. 0.99

02:52:10 Let me see what he's saying.

02:52:11 1,000 viewers in seven minutes.

02:52:15 Is this 2021 Aiden Ross?

02:52:17 What is going on here, bro?

02:52:20 They're like, bro.

02:52:22 Oh, HS actually ended his stream?

02:52:24 He's looking pale, bro.

02:52:25 Like him and his friends.

02:52:26 I see them live.

02:52:27 They look like he's the same color as the psycho wall he has in the back.

02:52:32 From 20 to 50.

02:52:33 But whatever, bro.

02:52:33 Point is this.

02:52:34 So, shout out to HS.

02:52:37 HS and Dante have been calling and texting me a whole lot.

02:52:41 A lot of people actually have, right?

02:52:44 Another good guy that checks up on me is Citrus. 1.00

02:52:47 And there's so many fucking people, bro. 0.99

02:52:49 Um, and going into 2024, right? 0.99

02:52:56 He's only seeing the differences in Aiden and Tate right now, right?

02:52:59 It's like, how do you stop?

02:53:01 How many?

02:53:01 Okay.

02:53:02 I know you guys are starting to be the cat emotes of the app.

02:53:04 How many of you guys in life right now just have so many bad things happening?

02:53:07 And it happens in so many.

02:53:08 It happens in waves.

02:53:09 Like, I swear to God, it's like one bad thing happens and another bad thing happens. 0.99

02:53:12 It's like you can't catch a fucking break. 0.97

02:53:14 It's like, when can I just have one week? 0.99

02:53:17 Imagine Tate saying that about going to jail.

02:53:19 A month of just straight peace and steady.

02:53:24 It's always got to go like this.

02:53:28 And then it just like crashes, right?

02:53:31 That's life, man.

02:53:33 And yes, Liko, you don't realize you had it good.

02:53:35 That's the biggest thing right here, Chad. 1.00

02:53:37 We all go through shit. 1.00

02:53:41 So, for who am I to basically be like, fuck your problems. 1.00

02:53:45 And all this shit. 1.00

02:53:46 And so, I see your guys POV. 1.00

02:53:47 What I'm trying to say when I said fuck your problems. 0.98

02:53:50 It's because like your guys' problems might be different than mine. 0.99

02:53:55 Your guys' issues might be financial issues.

02:53:57 It might be worse.

02:53:57 Chad, do you care about the lives of multi-millionaire streamers in the depression?

02:54:01 I have different issues than most people.

02:54:03 I'm blessed.

02:54:04 Honest question.

02:54:04 But there's things that you guys have that I don't have that you're blessed for.

02:54:08 Like what?

02:54:09 And there's things that you have that someone else in the chat has and that he's blessed for and you're not blessed for.

02:54:15 Point is this. 0.99

02:54:16 We all go through shit. 1.00

02:54:18 It's life. 0.99

02:54:21 My biggest thing is how do you handle it when so many bad things are coming at you at once?

02:54:28 If it was like one bad thing per few months, I'd be like, cool.

02:54:32 I could deal with that.

02:54:33 But how do you deal with them when it's like literally progressively five things at once?

02:54:37 How do you do?

02:54:38 How?

02:54:39 God.

02:54:39 There's only one answer.

02:54:40 I'm not like five!

02:54:41 You got to keep going, man.

02:54:43 You got to keep pushing.

02:54:44 Straight up, bro.

02:54:45 Because I swear to God, bro, that's what men are meant to do.

02:54:48 Straight up, bro. 1.00

02:54:53 Want some pussy shit? 1.00

02:54:55 I know what you guys are going to say. 1.00

02:54:56 Pussies, they do drugs to fix themselves, to get through their shit. 1.00

02:55:02 And I did that and I learned a hard way about it. 1.00

02:55:04 I lost a lot of opportunities.

02:55:06 I fell into more of a trap. 0.99

02:55:08 The only thing that drugs do when you go through your shit is when the eye wears off. 0.99

02:55:13 You face reality, but times two. 0.99

02:55:16 Times ten even. 0.99

02:55:17 You'll fucking... 1.00

02:55:19 You'll fucking... 1.00

02:55:20 You look so fucking bad, bro. 1.00

02:55:20 Take it from me because I was on drugs. 1.00

02:55:22 I was on opioids, right?

02:55:23 You guys know this.

02:55:24 I'm clean as a whistle.

02:55:25 I'll drug test right now on stream.

02:55:27 No opioids.

02:55:29 I might pop up as THC because I smoke weed on stream and I had a pen hit a couple times, 0.99

02:55:33 but no, I'm not on no fucking opioids, chat. 0.94

02:55:36 I just look unhealthy because I'm unhealthy right now. 0.98

02:55:38 I'm going through. 0.99

02:55:40 I'm not on no fucking opioids. 0.93

02:55:43 Anyways, if anyone around you is currently on drugs, chat, 0.99

02:55:46 and that's what they do to fix themselves and shit, 0.98

02:55:51 I pray for you. 0.99

02:55:51 I pray for them and I pray for anyone that's affected by them.

02:55:54 I don't think he prays.

02:55:55 But try to make them a really, really...

02:55:57 Aiden says that I'll pray for you.

02:55:59 I don't think he's actually praying.

02:56:01 I think he... 1.00

02:56:01 You guys, nobody has, you know, anyone around them that's hooked on that shit, for real. 1.00

02:56:08 It's fucked. 1.00

02:56:12 And I love you guys, man. 1.00

02:56:13 I want everyone to live a long time.

02:56:15 Just know that while you live... 1.00

02:56:17 Shit, I don't know what country y'all are from, 1.00

02:56:18 but while you're an American citizen, 1.00

02:56:20 a lot of shit around you that they try to kill us, bro. 1.00

02:56:22 Like, straight up. 1.00

02:56:23 The food we eat, the distractions we have, all this shit, bro. 1.00

02:56:27 Like, it's true, bro. 1.00

02:56:28 Everything, bro.

02:56:29 Everything. 1.00

02:56:30 The vapes, the fucking... 1.00

02:56:30 Prayer watching? 1.00

02:56:32 Because he says that a lot.

02:56:33 He says, I pray for you.

02:56:34 I pray for you.

02:56:34 Like, I don't...

02:56:35 And all these things.

02:56:37 You guys watching my stream,

02:56:38 at least you're entertained somewhat sometimes

02:56:40 when I'm not having a quilly-ass stream,

02:56:41 which is like 20% of the time.

02:56:43 I'm kidding.

02:56:44 But, at least sometimes I'll drop gems on you guys. 0.84

02:56:47 Like, it's not like I'm gonna fucking just sit here 0.94

02:56:49 and just pick my nose all stream 1.00

02:56:51 and itch my ass. 0.99

02:56:53 I don't do that all day. 0.99

02:56:54 You know?

02:56:56 Am I yapping?

02:56:59 So what's gonna happen is he's gonna say this.

02:57:01 He's gonna say, like,

02:57:02 I'm gonna start.

02:57:02 I'm gonna do better.

02:57:03 I'm gonna go to the gym.

02:57:04 Then he's gonna react to Discord clips

02:57:06 and then he's gonna gamble for four hours.

02:57:07 And then he's gonna either go up or down

02:57:09 and then do the same thing tomorrow.

02:57:10 This is gonna be a meme.

02:57:12 This is gonna be a meme, chat.

02:57:13 And I know it.

02:57:13 Because Zavi laughed. 0.91

02:57:14 The first thing I was opening up

02:57:15 last night after I lost four million dollars,

02:57:17 Zavi laughed at me

02:57:18 because he said,

02:57:19 I typed in the group, chat.

02:57:20 I said,

02:57:21 I just lost four million dollars.

02:57:23 He lost four million.

02:57:23 My mom hid my ledger

02:57:25 and I manipulated my mom.

02:57:26 I woke her up out of her sleep.

02:57:28 I said,

02:57:28 Mommy,

02:57:29 I need,

02:57:29 where's the ledger?

02:57:30 Where'd you hide it?

02:57:30 I owe people money.

02:57:31 And if you don't send me the,

02:57:32 and if they don't send the money,

02:57:33 I'm gonna be in bombs.

02:57:34 She freaked out.

02:57:35 And I felt bad.

02:57:36 I manipulated a lot of my own mom

02:57:37 to gamble.

02:57:39 I already see laughing emojis.

02:57:42 So don't gamble.

02:57:44 Like,

02:57:46 so,

02:57:47 everybody listening,

02:57:48 don't gamble.

02:57:48 I have a new two-step authorization

02:57:50 with my mom.

02:57:51 We have a new code.

02:57:52 Now,

02:57:52 every time that I want to access it,

02:57:54 she has to be there.

02:57:55 In person.

02:57:58 All right?

02:57:59 Bro.

02:58:02 Bro,

02:58:02 what is wrong with you guys?

02:58:08 Anyways.

02:58:10 Anyone saying that I need somebody?

02:58:12 I don't need,

02:58:13 I don't need another grown man. 0.99

02:58:14 Only thing I need is God.

02:58:16 We gotta stop looking up people.

02:58:17 You guys should not look up to me, bro. 1.00

02:58:19 You guys should shoot. 1.00

02:58:19 I said that word for word yesterday, chat. 1.00

02:58:21 You see some kind of relation with me,

02:58:22 whether it's humor,

02:58:23 whether it's beliefs, 0.99

02:58:25 whether it's fucking similarities 0.99

02:58:27 that we share. 0.99

02:58:28 You guys don't look at me 1.00

02:58:28 as a fucking god. 1.00

02:58:29 You guys don't look up to me 1.00

02:58:30 as a fucking celebrity. 1.00

02:58:31 I know you guys don't. 1.00

02:58:31 You guys don't give a flying fuck. 1.00

02:58:34 I know this 1.00

02:58:34 because when I drag you guys in Discord,

02:58:35 you don't freak the fuck out. 0.85

02:58:37 You're not like these TikTok NPCs 1.00

02:58:38 that make,

02:58:38 oh my god,

02:58:39 oh my god,

02:58:40 oh my god.

02:58:41 You guys are like actual normal people.

02:58:43 You watch me on a nightly basis.

02:58:45 So you know everything about me.

02:58:47 And you relate to me.

02:58:49 So let's stop

02:58:50 looking up to people

02:58:51 as gods.

02:58:52 You guys clearly

02:58:53 don't look up to me as god. 1.00

02:58:54 You may fuck with me, 1.00

02:58:55 but if I see you in person, 1.00

02:58:56 you'll be like, 1.00

02:58:57 hey, now fuck me. 1.00

02:58:57 I'll watch your streams. 1.00

02:58:58 You'll give it a buck.

02:58:59 You're not going to

02:58:59 completely fan the fuck out.

02:59:01 Bro,

02:59:01 when we were in New York,

02:59:02 I saw someone fall to his knees

02:59:04 and pray to him.

02:59:04 Only man we got to praise

02:59:06 is God,

02:59:07 Chad.

02:59:07 That's it.

02:59:08 Facts.

02:59:11 That's it.

02:59:13 That's it, bro.

02:59:15 If you guys saw me in person,

02:59:16 what would you do?

02:59:17 Let me hear it right now.

02:59:24 Really?

02:59:25 Anyone saying hug,

02:59:26 I need a hug right now.

02:59:27 I need a hug.

02:59:27 If you see me in person,

02:59:29 give me a hug.

02:59:29 I need it.

02:59:31 Initiate it. 0.99

02:59:31 I won't fucking, 0.99

02:59:32 I won't be weirded out. 0.98

02:59:33 And then a security 0.99

02:59:34 shoots you in the face. 0.94

02:59:36 Squeeze me. 1.00

02:59:38 Hold me for a little bit.

02:59:39 I need it.

02:59:39 Seriously,

02:59:41 I need one of those.

02:59:42 I need a good,

02:59:43 tight,

02:59:43 squeezy, 0.97

02:59:44 juicy hug. 0.94

02:59:45 I do.

02:59:49 There's tons of games to play. 0.99

02:59:51 And this IRL streaming shit 0.99

02:59:52 is great. 0.99

02:59:54 I'm not going to be an IRL streamer.

02:59:56 I'm going to be a hybrid streamer.

02:59:58 I need to be doing IRLs every day.

03:00:00 Okay.

03:00:01 Keep watching or

03:00:03 a little longer.

03:00:04 Every workout should just be done on stream.

03:00:07 So that my community,

03:00:08 when they see me work out,

03:00:10 they see me progressing.

03:00:11 It's like,

03:00:11 it's like it's all documented for one.

03:00:14 For two,

03:00:15 after that,

03:00:17 we could go do something else

03:00:18 like shopping or whatever.

03:00:19 Every day.

03:00:19 I don't care.

03:00:20 It gets me out of the house.

03:00:21 So you'll see me very,

03:00:23 very soon.

03:00:24 Fix my ways.

03:00:24 I go to Australia in a week.

03:00:28 And we've been planning stuff in Australia.

03:00:30 I'm talking to Eddie. 1.00

03:00:31 I'm talking to motherfuckers. 1.00

03:00:34 Like two weeks in Australia. 1.00

03:00:36 Two weeks.

03:00:38 And that's that.

03:00:42 Who's going with you?

03:00:44 Okay.

03:00:44 I don't have any real friends.

03:00:45 I don't have my ledger.

03:00:47 Huh?

03:00:49 No, I don't have my ledger anymore.

03:00:50 It's not with me.

03:00:51 All right.

03:00:51 Let's go back to the interview.

03:00:52 Officers,

03:00:53 everyone who worked in the jail,

03:00:53 the person who served me my meal,

03:00:54 everybody was very sorry

03:00:55 for what happened to me.

03:00:56 They made it very clear 0.99

03:00:57 they knew it was garbage 0.98

03:00:58 and they were apologetic. 0.98

03:01:00 That was the only vibe I could give you.

03:01:01 They were kind of like,

03:01:01 listen,

03:01:02 you got too big.

03:01:02 I'm sorry.

03:01:03 This is how things work.

03:01:04 And sorry,

03:01:05 here's your meal.

03:01:06 Nobody had any real problem with me.

03:01:07 None of the prisoners

03:01:08 had a problem with me.

03:01:09 Did you enter any fines?

03:01:10 There was a couple scenarios

03:01:12 where violence could have occurred,

03:01:13 but I think once people realized

03:01:14 that violence is a certainty

03:01:15 and that you do not operate

03:01:16 under a fearful realm,

03:01:17 they often aren't so interested.

03:01:18 So people threatened you?

03:01:19 I wouldn't say they threatened me,

03:01:20 but they would have liked

03:01:21 to have got the opportunity

03:01:22 to threaten me.

03:01:23 And what happened?

03:01:24 And they realized

03:01:24 that would have been a bad decision.

03:01:26 And all in all...

03:01:27 What did you say to them?

03:01:28 Because you don't speak Romanian, is that?

03:01:30 I didn't.

03:01:30 You're right.

03:01:31 I actually used a quote

03:01:32 from Street Fighter.

03:01:33 I said...

03:01:34 I quoted Dowson

03:01:37 and I said,

03:01:38 they do not understand

03:01:39 the secrets of yoga fire.

03:01:40 Because I knew they had no idea

03:01:40 what I was talking about.

03:01:41 It was near the washing machines

03:01:42 and they looked at me

03:01:43 like I was completely crazy

03:01:44 and they walked away.

03:01:44 There's more than one person.

03:01:45 Correct.

03:01:46 And they made it clear what?

03:01:47 That they wanted to...

03:01:48 I have to be careful what I say

03:01:49 because I'm still beholden

03:01:50 to the Romanian judicial system.

03:01:51 Yeah, but that's just an incident in jail.

03:01:52 Correct.

03:01:54 An incident report was written

03:01:55 and it's better I don't mention it.

03:01:56 There was a direct threat to you.

03:01:57 I've had threats, yeah.

03:01:58 And I have threats

03:01:59 every single day of my life.

03:01:59 And I think jail

03:02:00 is a hyper-pressurized version of reality.

03:02:03 And you need to have

03:02:03 an extremely strong mind

03:02:04 so you don't attack yourself

03:02:05 and an extremely strong body

03:02:06 so others don't attack you.

03:02:07 And I understood that

03:02:08 there was a threat of violence

03:02:08 at all times

03:02:09 and I just decided

03:02:10 to go through life

03:02:10 extremely respectfully

03:02:11 but make it clear

03:02:11 if that's a decision

03:02:12 somebody else wants to make

03:02:13 that I'm prepared to partake.

03:02:14 One of the things

03:02:15 I would think about

03:02:16 other than my family,

03:02:17 immediate family,

03:02:18 but one particular member

03:02:19 of my family,

03:02:20 if I found myself in jail,

03:02:21 would be my mother

03:02:22 and what she would be feeling

03:02:23 and what she'd be thinking.

03:02:24 She's been incredibly supportive to me.

03:02:25 I know yours has to you.

03:02:27 Did you think about your mother?

03:02:28 I was extremely concerned for her.

03:02:29 I was concerned

03:02:30 because the media establishment

03:02:31 were hounding her.

03:02:32 She was obviously very worried

03:02:33 but she knew she raised

03:02:34 strong sons.

03:02:35 But we're her number one protectors

03:02:36 and I was concerned for her.

03:02:37 I wasn't concerned

03:02:38 for myself in jail.

03:02:39 I didn't even suffer in jail

03:02:40 as much as I did

03:02:42 when I got out.

03:02:42 I didn't have nightmares in jail.

03:02:43 I had nightmares

03:02:44 once I left jail.

03:02:45 I was in the middle of a battle.

03:02:46 I don't think you get PTSD

03:02:47 while you're fighting.

03:02:48 You get it afterwards.

03:02:49 I was in the middle of a battle

03:02:50 trying to make sure

03:02:50 that everybody I love

03:02:51 and care about

03:02:51 is taken care of

03:02:52 and trying to make sure

03:02:52 that bills are paid.

03:02:53 Please understand,

03:02:54 the day I was arrested,

03:02:55 which is a year ago,

03:02:56 every single bank account

03:02:57 that I have was frozen.

03:02:58 All of my assets were taken.

03:02:59 I haven't had a dollar of money

03:03:01 since January.

03:03:01 15 cars and how many properties?

03:03:04 15 cars,

03:03:05 6 properties,

03:03:05 20 diamond watches,

03:03:06 gold bars,

03:03:07 cash,

03:03:08 land,

03:03:08 every single bank account,

03:03:09 millions and millions

03:03:10 and millions of dollars.

03:03:10 What was the total value

03:03:11 of everything they seized?

03:03:12 16, 17 million?

03:03:14 Pounds?

03:03:14 Yeah.

03:03:15 And they took all of it

03:03:16 and I still don't have access

03:03:17 to any of these things.

03:03:18 I mean,

03:03:18 as we're doing this interview,

03:03:19 you're expecting to hear

03:03:20 sometime today

03:03:21 as to whether you may get

03:03:22 those possessions back.

03:03:23 Is it all or nothing?

03:03:25 Do you get it all back

03:03:25 or nothing?

03:03:26 Correct.

03:03:26 As we sit here,

03:03:27 the judge is deciding

03:03:27 whether I get all of my items returned

03:03:29 or I get none of them returned.

03:03:30 And truthfully,

03:03:31 under the law,

03:03:32 I should have never had them

03:03:33 taken in the first place.

03:03:34 So we're going to see

03:03:34 what the judge decides.

03:03:35 And I have to put my faith

03:03:37 within the Romanian judicial system.

03:03:38 I have no other choice.

03:03:38 I'm not a coward.

03:03:39 I'm not going to run.

03:03:40 But let's not talk about

03:03:41 the Romanian judicial system.

03:03:42 Let's talk about

03:03:42 the judicial systems of the world.

03:03:44 I've recently seen

03:03:44 some very scary decisions

03:03:45 in America and England

03:03:46 in these Western democratic nations.

03:03:48 You see people doing 20 years

03:03:49 for attending peaceful protests.

03:03:50 So you start to sit and wonder

03:03:51 when you're in these situations,

03:03:53 what is a trial?

03:03:53 What is a judge?

03:03:54 What is this?

03:03:54 These are just people in a room.

03:03:55 Which peaceful protests

03:03:56 are you talking about?

03:03:57 There's been a few.

03:03:58 Who's got 20 years

03:03:59 for attending a peaceful protest?

03:04:00 I don't want to say names.

03:04:01 I saw it somewhere on Twitter.

03:04:02 Somebody attended,

03:04:02 I think it was a protest,

03:04:03 a pro-Trump protest

03:04:04 and they ended up

03:04:05 attending 20 years.

03:04:05 Well, if you're talking

03:04:05 about the January 6th riots,

03:04:06 they were riots

03:04:07 where people died.

03:04:08 They're not peaceful protests.

03:04:09 Well, it's interesting

03:04:10 because the world

03:04:10 is actually very nuanced.

03:04:12 But that wasn't nuanced.

03:04:13 That was a huge mob of people

03:04:14 attacking the US Capitol.

03:04:15 Well, what I try to do

03:04:16 is I try to look at

03:04:17 a broad spectrum of events

03:04:19 and I try to put things

03:04:23 and the fact that BLM

03:04:25 were rioting and destroying

03:04:26 the entire nation

03:04:27 for months

03:04:28 and during that exact week.

03:04:30 And then some other people

03:04:30 got together

03:04:31 with an opposing political view

03:04:32 and are facing serious prison time

03:04:34 for doing less damage

03:04:34 than BLM did.

03:04:35 I find that kind of scary.

03:04:36 Well, people did die.

03:04:37 Well, in a democratic nation,

03:04:38 we should all be the same

03:04:39 under the law.

03:04:39 Just to be clear,

03:04:40 on January 6th,

03:04:41 people died.

03:04:41 People died during BLM.

03:04:43 I mean, there are certainly

03:04:44 inconsistencies in the way

03:04:46 groups of people

03:04:47 have been policed.

03:04:48 I think that's the same

03:04:49 whether you're talking

03:04:50 about the BLM marches

03:04:51 to the pro-Palestinian marches

03:04:53 and so on, right?

03:04:54 There's a lot of inconsistency.

03:04:55 Well, then we agree.

03:04:55 Well, there's a lot of inconsistency

03:04:57 in global policing, I think.

03:04:58 I think that's a perfectly

03:04:58 valid thing to say.

03:04:59 But the idea that someone's

03:05:01 got 20 years of being

03:05:02 in a peaceful march

03:05:03 is not true.

03:05:04 The ones who've got

03:05:05 the lengthy prison sentences

03:05:06 have been held account

03:05:07 for serious crime.

03:05:08 Well, I'm not even

03:05:08 condoning January 6th.

03:05:10 I don't even know

03:05:10 the ins and outs

03:05:11 of January 6th.

03:05:11 I wasn't there.

03:05:12 I'm not saying it should have happened.

03:05:13 What I'm saying

03:05:14 is exactly what you have said.

03:05:15 There seems to be

03:05:15 some massive inconsistencies

03:05:17 in January 6th.

03:05:17 More of the footage

03:05:17 is coming out in January 6th.

03:05:19 They look extremely bored.

03:05:21 They're just standing

03:05:22 around there.

03:05:23 The police look bored.

03:05:25 And the mainstream media

03:05:25 made it seem like

03:05:26 the cops had so much PTSD

03:05:27 they killed themselves

03:05:28 for what happened

03:05:29 on January 6th.

03:05:30 It was all a lie.

03:05:33 He is...

03:05:33 I've heard a lot of these

03:05:35 talking points

03:05:35 over and over again.

03:05:37 What's this guy

03:05:37 yapping about?

03:05:38 Let me give you...

03:05:38 An hour, okay?

03:05:40 Yeah.

03:05:42 Chat, matter of fact,

03:05:43 it's really offensive.

03:05:45 Call of Duty,

03:05:45 I'm going to cancel you.

03:05:46 Why are the zombies 0.85

03:05:49 called Nazi zombies

03:05:50 with swastikas everywhere? 0.84

03:05:51 I don't like that.

03:05:53 I really, really,

03:05:54 really don't like that.

03:05:55 It's offensive.

03:05:56 I'm going to make a tweet.

03:05:58 I'm going to make a tweet. 1.00

03:06:01 Shut your faggot ass up, 1.00

03:06:03 white boy. 1.00

03:06:05 All right, bro.

03:06:07 So look,

03:06:08 I do want to...

03:06:09 Don't.

03:06:10 When y'all were like kids,

03:06:11 did y'all used to play...

03:06:12 Did you guys used to play... 0.99

03:06:14 Michael Myers and shit 1.00

03:06:17 or nah? 1.00

03:06:18 Okay, let's go back.

03:06:20 As I do,

03:06:21 and you understand

03:06:22 that there are massive

03:06:23 inconsistencies in policing globally,

03:06:24 you start to sit down

03:06:25 and seriously wonder

03:06:26 if you stand a fair chance

03:06:27 of a fair trial

03:06:28 in any country honor.

03:06:29 I actually have to give

03:06:30 massive credit

03:06:30 to the Romanian judicial system

03:06:31 because a judge one day

03:06:32 sat down and said,

03:06:33 why are these boys in jail

03:06:34 and let us go?

03:06:34 I don't know if I would have

03:06:35 had a fair shot like that

03:06:36 in many other nations.

03:06:37 When you were released

03:06:38 from jail after about three months,

03:06:39 what was that feeling like?

03:06:41 I mean,

03:06:41 my brother and I

03:06:42 were in the same cell at that time.

03:06:43 We were extremely happy.

03:06:44 I remember using

03:06:45 the last of my mouthwash

03:06:46 during the day.

03:06:47 I had some rituals

03:06:48 to keep me sane

03:06:49 and I'd enjoy

03:06:50 one swig of mouthwash a day.

03:06:51 It's amazing how bored you get

03:06:52 when you're staring at cockroaches

03:06:53 and even that sensation...

03:06:54 So there were literally

03:06:55 cockroaches in your cell? 0.92

03:06:56 Correct.

03:06:56 How many at any given time?

03:06:57 At night, there was a lot of them.

03:06:58 Like what?

03:06:59 Dozens or...?

03:06:59 Yeah, a few.

03:07:00 There was an infestation.

03:07:01 We did our best 0.99

03:07:02 to kill as many as we could. 0.98

03:07:02 It kept us entertained, 0.99

03:07:04 but they're annoying

03:07:04 to sleep with.

03:07:05 But mouthwash

03:07:07 was something I enjoyed every day.

03:07:08 The sensation of mouthwash

03:07:09 made me happy

03:07:10 and I remember using

03:07:10 all of my mouthwash.

03:07:12 And then instantly,

03:07:12 my brain started turning

03:07:13 to all of the things

03:07:15 I need to do.

03:07:15 I'm a man.

03:07:16 I have responsibilities.

03:07:16 For 93 days,

03:07:17 I wasn't working.

03:07:18 I started concerning myself

03:07:19 with, okay,

03:07:19 I'm about to get out of jail.

03:07:20 Thank God.

03:07:21 I'm going to leave.

03:07:22 Who do I need to take care of?

03:07:23 What pays?

03:07:24 Do I have any money left?

03:07:25 Are bills due?

03:07:25 Is mom okay?

03:07:26 Are my children okay?

03:07:27 And I just started thinking about work.

03:07:28 And as soon as I got out,

03:07:29 I didn't sleep for three days.

03:07:29 How many children do you have?

03:07:31 I'm less confidential.

03:07:32 Why?

03:07:33 Because they...

03:07:34 Because why would you tell

03:07:35 random strangers

03:07:36 on the internet the details?

03:07:37 It's just...

03:07:38 You don't want to...

03:07:39 You want to keep all that private,

03:07:40 especially if you have

03:07:41 aspirations to grow

03:07:42 in terms of influence

03:07:43 and wealth

03:07:44 and maybe even fame.

03:07:46 Keep as much

03:07:47 as you possibly can private

03:07:48 when it comes to your family.

03:07:50 Trust me.

03:07:51 And unfortunately,

03:07:52 I don't want to give them

03:07:52 any information.

03:07:53 But you have more than one.

03:07:54 I have more than one, correct.

03:07:54 Right.

03:07:55 So,

03:07:55 obviously you're caring

03:07:57 for your children.

03:07:57 I understand that as a father, right?

03:07:58 And obviously...

03:07:59 And you have a partner?

03:08:00 Yes.

03:08:01 Are you married?

03:08:01 No.

03:08:02 I think I asked you last time

03:08:03 and you were a bit cryptic about it.

03:08:04 You're not married yet?

03:08:04 No.

03:08:04 You have a partner

03:08:05 who's the mother of your children? 1.00

03:08:06 Correct.

03:08:06 The same woman 0.99

03:08:07 is the mother of all your kids?

03:08:08 It's confidential. 1.00

03:08:09 It's a bit stupid 0.99

03:08:09 to say confidential. 0.98

03:08:10 It is confidential.

03:08:11 He says...

03:08:11 Okay.

03:08:13 He says on Twitter

03:08:14 that he has three baby mamas.

03:08:15 No, Pierce.

03:08:16 It's confidential.

03:08:16 I don't think you marry

03:08:16 and have kids with it

03:08:17 is confidential, surely.

03:08:18 It is for me.

03:08:19 Really?

03:08:19 Of course.

03:08:19 I am basically

03:08:20 number one enemy

03:08:21 of the state, Pierce.

03:08:22 Look what they've done to me.

03:08:23 What did they put me in jail for? 0.99

03:08:24 At the beginning of this garbage, 0.99

03:08:25 people were sitting there thinking 1.00

03:08:26 maybe he was a human trafficker.

03:08:26 It's been a year.

03:08:27 Who?

03:08:27 Show me a picture.

03:08:28 Show me a video.

03:08:28 Who's even a victim?

03:08:30 There's nobody.

03:08:30 The whole thing is made up.

03:08:31 Well, we're going to come

03:08:32 to what they say you've done, right?

03:08:34 We're going to come to that.

03:08:35 But I'm just curious.

03:08:36 You've come out of prison.

03:08:37 You've got no ability

03:08:38 to access any of your assets.

03:08:39 How have you been functioning

03:08:40 financially since then?

03:08:42 I believe in prayer

03:08:43 and I trust in God.

03:08:44 Prayer doesn't pay the bills.

03:08:45 And I do my very best.

03:08:46 Prayer doesn't pay the bills.

03:08:47 Unfortunately,

03:08:48 absolutely everything I own

03:08:48 was seized by the Romanian state.

03:08:49 So I'm just going to have to survive

03:08:50 and do my very best.

03:08:51 But how?

03:08:52 I'm doing my very best.

03:08:53 Have you got wealthy benefactors

03:08:54 helping you?

03:08:54 I'm doing my very best.

03:08:55 I wish I had wealthy benefactors.

03:08:56 I wish I had people on my side.

03:08:57 You've got a function

03:08:58 on no income at all.

03:08:59 It seems you can.

03:09:00 How?

03:09:01 I'm doing my very best, Pierce.

03:09:02 What does that mean?

03:09:03 It means I'm doing my very best.

03:09:04 Absolutely everything I own

03:09:05 is taken by the Romanian state.

03:09:06 I don't have anything

03:09:06 they don't have.

03:09:07 How do you pay for food?

03:09:08 I just have to do my best.

03:09:11 What does that mean?

03:09:12 It means that I believe in God

03:09:13 and I pray.

03:09:14 Well, God's not going to pay your bill.

03:09:15 God has been paying my bill so far, it seems.

03:09:16 It's amazing how far faith can take you.

03:09:18 It's often when you have

03:09:19 absolutely nothing left,

03:09:19 people turn to faith.

03:09:20 But you should turn to faith first

03:09:21 and you should believe in God

03:09:21 when things are good

03:09:22 and you will be there

03:09:23 when times are bad.

03:09:24 Initially, you were put on

03:09:25 this sort of rolling 30-day house arrest

03:09:27 and they kept renewing that

03:09:28 month by month by month.

03:09:29 And then in June,

03:09:30 you and your brother

03:09:31 and two others

03:09:32 were formally charged

03:09:32 with rape trafficking

03:09:34 and forming an organised crime group 0.99

03:09:35 to sexually exploit women.

03:09:37 There were seven alleged victims

03:09:38 named in the indictment.

03:09:40 You said at the time

03:09:40 I look forward to being found innocent.

03:09:42 You said earlier,

03:09:43 who are these women? 1.00

03:09:44 Well, there are seven named

03:09:44 in the indictment.

03:09:45 Yeah, have you seen the videos

03:09:46 of them on the internet

03:09:47 saying we are not victims?

03:09:48 They made us be victims?

03:09:49 We told them we were victims?

03:09:49 Well, that would all presumably

03:09:50 be analysed in a trial.

03:09:51 Do you know when the trial may be?

03:09:52 I have no idea.

03:09:53 Do you believe it will happen?

03:09:55 I'm not sure.

03:09:56 It could get to a point

03:09:57 where a judge anytime

03:09:58 before the trial 0.99

03:09:58 decides his case is garbage 0.95

03:09:59 and throws it away. 0.99

03:10:00 If you ask me

03:10:00 what I believe happened,

03:10:01 it's very simple.

03:10:02 They threw me in a jail cell

03:10:03 knowing they had no case,

03:10:04 knowing they had no victims,

03:10:05 but they thought

03:10:05 they plastered me all over the MSM

03:10:06 and they say I'm a bad person

03:10:07 and they call enough people

03:10:08 they will find the case they want.

03:10:10 They couldn't find it.

03:10:10 You name the date they charged me.

03:10:12 They had six...

03:10:12 Jeff said, you're broke! 1.00

03:10:14 You're fucking poor! 1.00

03:10:18 What are your predictions 1.00

03:10:19 for the future of Tate?

03:10:21 It's either that he faces serious...

03:10:25 Well, that he gets charged

03:10:26 or not charged,

03:10:27 but he gets...

03:10:28 They put him in jail

03:10:29 or they put him back on house arrest

03:10:32 and he's found guilty.

03:10:35 And then

03:10:35 that pretty much wraps

03:10:38 until he gets out.

03:10:39 Or he's not guilty

03:10:40 and then what happens?

03:10:42 Does he go back to...

03:10:45 Does he continue making YouTube videos?

03:10:47 Does he start talking more openly

03:10:49 and freely?

03:10:50 Where does this...

03:10:52 Where does the story go from here?

03:10:53 Because we've heard

03:10:54 a lot of these talking points

03:10:55 over and over again.

03:10:56 I'm trying to see like

03:10:57 what is the future?

03:10:58 How does he...

03:10:59 How does he...

03:11:00 How does he continue to grow?

03:11:02 Because ever since

03:11:03 we started hearing about him

03:11:04 and even then

03:11:04 since he was big on money Twitter,

03:11:06 it's always been progression.

03:11:08 And he's the type of guy

03:11:09 that's always going to want

03:11:10 to continue progressing.

03:11:11 Does he become

03:11:12 a Jordan Peterson?

03:11:13 Does he become

03:11:14 a political pundit?

03:11:15 Does he run for office?

03:11:18 Where's the future?

03:11:19 ...months to charge me.

03:11:20 Usually the Romanian state,

03:11:21 even the American embassy

03:11:22 confirms to me,

03:11:22 charges within 30 days.

03:11:23 With me,

03:11:24 they used all six months

03:11:25 trying to build a case

03:11:26 and find actual victims

03:11:27 of an actual crime.

03:11:27 They couldn't.

03:11:28 They charged me

03:11:28 on the very last possible day

03:11:29 they could unless

03:11:30 they'd have to drop

03:11:30 the entire case.

03:11:31 And they charged me 0.98

03:11:32 with garbage 0.93

03:11:32 because they have nothing. 0.88

03:11:33 There are no victims.

03:11:34 I've done nothing wrong.

03:11:35 And they've tried very hard.

03:11:36 And let me say something

03:11:36 very pertinent to the audience here.

03:11:38 It's very difficult

03:11:39 when you're thrown

03:11:39 inside of a jail cell.

03:11:40 You do not have access

03:11:41 to social media.

03:11:41 You do not have access to money.

03:11:42 The entire MSM establishment

03:11:43 are calling you a bad person.

03:11:44 Hotlines are set up

03:11:45 saying if Andrew Tate's

03:11:46 ever hurt you,

03:11:46 call this hotline.

03:11:47 You're a rich person

03:11:48 where people may want

03:11:49 to get money from you

03:11:49 and exploit you

03:11:50 and extract resource from you.

03:11:51 And they're sitting here

03:11:52 calling anyone you've ever known.

03:11:53 They called my gardener's daughter

03:11:54 who I've never even spoken to

03:11:56 asking if I've ever done

03:11:57 anything wrong to her

03:11:58 or said anything wrong to her.

03:11:59 Trying to find victims

03:11:59 of a crime that don't exist.

03:12:00 It's actually a mirror.

03:12:01 They did this to me too.

03:12:03 The BBC contacted girls 1.00

03:12:05 that made videos

03:12:05 about me on YouTube

03:12:06 talking about my artistic videos

03:12:08 trying to see

03:12:10 if there was a story

03:12:11 about a thousand misogynists.

03:12:12 They basically sent emails

03:12:13 just trying to figure out

03:12:14 if I sexually assaulted

03:12:15 or did anything.

03:12:16 They wanted to get a story

03:12:18 about how I'm promoting misogyny

03:12:20 but they didn't get anything.

03:12:21 Nobody folded luckily

03:12:22 but it's real.

03:12:24 They will really try

03:12:25 to ruin your reputation

03:12:26 the more you grow in influence.

03:12:27 So advice for anybody out there

03:12:29 that has aspirations to do this.

03:12:31 Make sure you have a clean slate.

03:12:34 Make sure you got

03:12:34 no skeletons in the closet

03:12:36 because they even said this.

03:12:37 Well, this is said in the Quran.

03:12:39 Allah said this.

03:12:40 Anything that happens

03:12:42 in the dark

03:12:43 will be exposed in the light.

03:12:45 So trust me.

03:12:45 If there's anything out there

03:12:46 it's going to be seen.

03:12:48 Especially the more you grow

03:12:49 the more people

03:12:49 are going to be looking

03:12:50 for any sort of weakness.

03:12:52 And it's actually funny

03:12:52 the more you amplify yourself

03:12:54 the more your weaknesses

03:12:55 are amplified as well

03:12:56 because that's exactly

03:12:57 what your enemies

03:12:57 are going to talk about.

03:12:58 Do you think anybody

03:12:59 talks about the fact

03:12:59 that I rejected a $15 million

03:13:01 $50 to $20 million

03:13:03 gambling deal from Kik?

03:13:04 Do you think anybody

03:13:04 speaks about that?

03:13:05 No.

03:13:05 Do you think anybody

03:13:06 ever talks about it

03:13:07 when I go to Saudi Arabia

03:13:08 and I start talking about God

03:13:09 and I try to promote

03:13:10 some things that are positive

03:13:11 and I go on an Umarad trip

03:13:13 and I start interviewing shakes.

03:13:15 Do you think anybody

03:13:15 speaks about that?

03:13:16 Do they talk about the money?

03:13:19 That's never spoken about.

03:13:21 All the haters

03:13:22 the only thing

03:13:23 they're going to talk about

03:13:23 is exactly

03:13:24 they look for the one weakness

03:13:25 and they latch on

03:13:26 to that forever

03:13:27 and then that becomes amplified

03:13:28 especially with the internet.

03:13:29 So you kind of get trapped

03:13:30 into this world

03:13:32 because if you back down

03:13:34 when your haters

03:13:35 and the people against you

03:13:36 are amplifying your weaknesses

03:13:38 then they won.

03:13:39 So you need to overpower

03:13:40 them trying to destroy

03:13:43 your reputation

03:13:44 and continue.

03:13:45 There's not really

03:13:46 an escape route

03:13:46 because once you're in there

03:13:48 you pretty much

03:13:49 you as a person

03:13:50 your name exists

03:13:51 within the sphere

03:13:52 of other people's minds

03:13:53 and on the internet.

03:13:54 And ideally

03:13:55 you don't even care

03:13:56 about that at all

03:13:57 but everybody wants respect

03:13:58 and everybody cares

03:13:59 about their reputation

03:14:00 so you can't let them win.

03:14:01 So I would give advice

03:14:02 to anybody

03:14:03 never ever show weakness.

03:14:04 It's just the truth

03:14:06 especially as a man.

03:14:06 As a woman

03:14:07 girls can show weakness 1.00

03:14:09 and then people

03:14:09 will think that you're vulnerable

03:14:11 and that it's good

03:14:12 and that you're emotional

03:14:13 to find it cute and endearing.

03:14:14 But as a man

03:14:15 never

03:14:17 because they won't forget it.

03:14:19 Miracle from God

03:14:20 that no one's come out

03:14:20 trying to extract money from me. 1.00

03:14:21 Whole thing is garbage. 0.99

03:14:22 They could do this to anybody. 1.00

03:14:23 Beers they could do this to you.

03:14:24 They could put you in a cell

03:14:25 put all over the media 0.99

03:14:26 you're a sexual exploiter 0.99

03:14:27 and for three months 1.00

03:14:28 talk about how bad you are

03:14:28 when you can't defend yourself

03:14:29 and call everyone

03:14:30 you've ever interacted with

03:14:31 and if anybody

03:14:32 you were ever rude to once

03:14:33 decides they want a payday

03:14:34 or some fame

03:14:34 they can use it against you.

03:14:35 It's insane.

03:14:36 The Romanian authorities

03:14:37 prosecution files

03:14:38 accuse you of using

03:14:40 verbal and physical abuse

03:14:41 to keep women in line 1.00

03:14:42 taking 50%

03:14:43 I believe the women's

03:14:44 online income

03:14:45 although I believe

03:14:45 that figure could vary

03:14:46 could be up to 80%.

03:14:47 Is that right?

03:14:48 No.

03:14:48 They accuse me

03:14:49 of exploiting women

03:14:51 who did TikTok.

03:14:52 The same women who say 0.97

03:14:53 we were not exploited

03:14:54 he just told us

03:14:55 how to do TikTok.

03:14:56 Also in the prosecution file

03:14:57 if you want to talk about it

03:14:58 there's not a single

03:14:59 bank transfer.

03:15:00 There's not a single

03:15:01 piece of evidence

03:15:01 for any money.

03:15:02 So I'm accused

03:15:03 of making money

03:15:04 from TikTok

03:15:04 but they haven't

03:15:05 found any money

03:15:06 there's no money

03:15:06 and the victims

03:15:07 are saying

03:15:07 I didn't exploit them

03:15:08 until you do TikTok.

03:15:09 The whole thing

03:15:10 is a joke.

03:15:11 What is I think

03:15:11 problematic for you

03:15:12 is the war room

03:15:15 which was

03:15:16 a group of

03:15:17 miscategorized

03:15:18 and misunderstood.

03:15:18 It was called

03:15:19 the war room.

03:15:19 Correct.

03:15:20 He's going to talk

03:15:20 about the Vice documentary

03:15:21 that they made

03:15:22 trying to expose it

03:15:22 for promoting

03:15:23 pimping and 0.72

03:15:24 exploiting women. 0.68

03:15:25 And it had a lot

03:15:26 of people who were

03:15:27 dubbed the generals

03:15:27 who ran the war room

03:15:28 for you

03:15:29 and the war room

03:15:30 had 500 to 600 members

03:15:31 who paid I think

03:15:32 6,000 plus dollars

03:15:33 to be a member of this

03:15:34 and when you saw

03:15:37 the logs of the

03:15:38 web chats

03:15:39 between people

03:15:40 from the war room

03:15:41 to each other

03:15:42 a lot of it

03:15:42 made disturbing reading.

03:15:43 Were you disturbed

03:15:44 by it when you read that?

03:15:45 Firstly a lot of that 1.00

03:15:45 is bullshit. 0.99

03:15:46 A lot of that is fake. 1.00

03:15:46 Secondly...

03:15:47 You think literally

03:15:47 those logs are fake?

03:15:48 Absolutely.

03:15:49 Secondly...

03:15:49 But the BBC verified them?

03:15:50 The BBC verified them

03:15:51 or they're the same people

03:15:52 who verified the vaccine.

03:15:53 Those people. 0.99

03:15:53 They're liars. 1.00

03:15:54 Firstly. 1.00

03:15:54 A lot of them are fake.

03:15:55 Secondly...

03:15:55 Were you disturbed

03:15:56 by anything you read?

03:15:57 No because a lot of it's real.

03:15:58 Firstly.

03:15:58 Secondly,

03:15:59 there's 4,000 members

03:16:00 in the war room.

03:16:00 Thirdly,

03:16:01 the war room is about

03:16:01 masculine personal development.

03:16:03 We talk about fitness,

03:16:03 making money, strength.

03:16:04 We talk about

03:16:04 very important things.

03:16:06 There's 4,000 members inside.

03:16:07 If you're telling me

03:16:08 that amongst 4,000 members

03:16:09 there's 24 hours...

03:16:09 Are you guys paying attention

03:16:11 to all the chess moves

03:16:12 he's using to deflect

03:16:14 peers trying to paint him

03:16:15 as a bad person?

03:16:17 He's doing a really good job

03:16:18 of spinning in the narrative

03:16:19 in his favor.

03:16:22 ...chat seven days a week

03:16:23 for the last five years

03:16:24 they've managed to find

03:16:24 two guys talking

03:16:25 locker room talk

03:16:26 and that somehow

03:16:26 offends the world

03:16:27 that nobody understands

03:16:28 how the world works.

03:16:29 That's not why I was in jail.

03:16:29 It's nothing to do with the war room.

03:16:30 I was in jail

03:16:31 because I spoke against power

03:16:32 because I told the truth

03:16:32 about COVID

03:16:33 because I told the truth

03:16:34 about the war in Ukraine

03:16:34 because I told the truth

03:16:35 about all of these things.

03:16:36 I don't understand

03:16:36 why people would want

03:16:37 to put you in jail

03:16:37 for giving your opinions

03:16:38 about COVID or Ukraine.

03:16:40 Why would they?

03:16:40 Why wouldn't they?

03:16:41 Why would they?

03:16:41 Why would they say

03:16:43 that Andrew Tate's opinion

03:16:44 is so important on Ukraine

03:16:45 that we have to put him in jail?

03:16:46 I don't buy that.

03:16:47 Okay, because I was

03:16:48 the most Googled man

03:16:48 on the planet

03:16:48 and I had a huge affinity

03:16:50 with the most troublesome demographic

03:16:52 for the Matrix

03:16:53 which is the young masculine youth,

03:16:55 the people who you need

03:16:55 to die in wars, 0.52

03:16:56 the people who you need 0.92

03:16:57 to sigh off into being slaves

03:16:58 to build the roads

03:16:59 while telling them

03:16:59 that they're not allowed

03:17:00 a point of view

03:17:00 and they're not allowed

03:17:01 an opinion on anything.

03:17:02 And I was saying things

03:17:03 which was going against

03:17:04 the narrative.

03:17:05 And the Matrix,

03:17:06 the way it operates

03:17:06 is it uses the MSM

03:17:07 to purport lies,

03:17:08 to inject slave programming

03:17:10 into people's brains

03:17:10 so that we live lives

03:17:11 which are not good for us

03:17:12 but are good for them.

03:17:13 And I was sitting there

03:17:14 unplugging it.

03:17:14 Why would they sit there

03:17:15 and say we've put together

03:17:16 this massive psyop,

03:17:17 we're going to convince everybody 0.91

03:17:17 to inject themselves with poison 0.55

03:17:18 and we're going to lock

03:17:19 everyone in their houses

03:17:19 and it's all a lie

03:17:20 and we're going to let

03:17:21 this one guy

03:17:21 who everyone listens to.

03:17:22 Andrew, Andrew,

03:17:23 it wasn't all a lie.

03:17:23 Yes, it was.

03:17:24 It wasn't.

03:17:24 There was a new novel coronavirus.

03:17:27 Okay, I'll tell you what the facts were

03:17:30 and you can then laugh at them

03:17:31 if you wish.

03:17:32 Sure.

03:17:32 But there was a novel coronavirus,

03:17:33 COVID-19,

03:17:34 it was killing

03:17:35 thousands of people a day.

03:17:36 Really?

03:17:36 Yes, absolutely.

03:17:38 Yeah, and I know people who died.

03:17:40 Who doesn't?

03:17:40 I know people who died

03:17:41 before coronavirus.

03:17:42 I'm sure people died

03:17:42 in lots of things

03:17:43 but it was killing

03:17:44 exponentially thousands

03:17:45 and thousands of people

03:17:46 and then vaccines

03:17:47 were developed

03:17:47 at very high speed

03:17:48 and they managed to save,

03:17:49 in my estimation,

03:17:50 millions of lives.

03:17:51 You may not agree with that

03:17:52 but those are facts

03:17:53 as assumed by the body

03:17:54 of scientific and medical experts

03:17:55 in the world.

03:17:56 The body of scientific

03:17:56 and medical experts,

03:17:57 you mean the Matrix?

03:17:58 What is the Matrix?

03:17:59 The Matrix are a bunch of people

03:18:00 who can come up with studies

03:18:01 from the sky

03:18:02 to say anything they want them to say

03:18:03 so they can use the MSM 0.96

03:18:04 to purport garbage 0.96

03:18:05 inside of people's minds 0.98

03:18:06 so you end up locked in your house

03:18:07 clapping for the NHS

03:18:07 like a performing seal

03:18:08 injecting yourself

03:18:09 with experimental poison

03:18:10 for the ninth time.

03:18:11 It's a lie.

03:18:12 There was no reason

03:18:12 to lock everyone in their house.

03:18:13 More people died

03:18:14 from missed cancer appointments

03:18:15 than anyone ever died of COVID.

03:18:16 People always got the sniffles

03:18:17 before COVID

03:18:18 and they've always got it since.

03:18:19 Let me ask you a question, sir.

03:18:19 Hang on, it wasn't...

03:18:20 Where has COVID gone?

03:18:21 It wasn't...

03:18:21 The Matrix...

03:18:23 The Matrix

03:18:23 is simply Zionism. 0.51

03:18:25 It wasn't...

03:18:26 Where's COVID gone?

03:18:26 It wasn't...

03:18:27 COVID strains have got milder

03:18:28 as indeed flu did.

03:18:29 Oh, so it's gone away.

03:18:30 Well, flu pandemic

03:18:31 in about 100 years ago

03:18:32 killed 50 to 100 million people

03:18:33 and it's got steadily milder

03:18:35 over the decades since.

03:18:36 This is normal medical science

03:18:37 pathway for most pandemics, right?

03:18:39 So, on that,

03:18:41 I mean,

03:18:41 your sort of cast iron,

03:18:42 it was all Matrix MSM nonsense 0.81

03:18:45 is palpably untrue.

03:18:46 Well, I'll tell you

03:18:46 why that's not untrue.

03:18:47 Let me tell you

03:18:47 my personal experience with COVID.

03:18:49 I'm an extremely logical person.

03:18:50 At the beginning

03:18:50 when everyone was dying,

03:18:51 dropping dead in the streets in China,

03:18:53 which I never saw, by the way.

03:18:54 Funny.

03:18:54 And the Italian hospitals were full.

03:18:56 English hospitals were never full.

03:18:57 Funny.

03:18:57 Me and my brother sat there

03:18:58 and said,

03:18:59 if this disease is so deadly

03:19:00 and can damage us

03:19:00 as strong military-aged males

03:19:01 then the world is over.

03:19:02 So there's no point

03:19:03 in hiding in our house.

03:19:04 We decided to go to Sweden

03:19:05 on day one of COVID.

03:19:06 Day one when everyone still believed.

03:19:07 We went to Sweden.

03:19:08 Why does no one talk about the...

03:19:08 I've heard him say this

03:19:09 so many times.

03:19:12 And you're very well respected.

03:19:13 I'm not important.

03:19:13 I'm a journalist.

03:19:14 No, you're very important

03:19:14 and you're very well respected

03:19:15 within the UK

03:19:15 and you've been famous

03:19:16 for a very long time.

03:19:17 Were you invited to the party

03:19:18 at Downing Street

03:19:18 or were you not in that sort of...

03:19:19 They seemed very concerned

03:19:22 about COVID on the TV 0.99

03:19:23 and they didn't seem to give a shit 0.99

03:19:24 as soon as the TV was on. 0.99

03:19:25 I thought that was disgraceful

03:19:26 and I thought Boris Johnson

03:19:27 and the people working at Number 10

03:19:28 who were having those parties

03:19:30 when I had friends of mine

03:19:31 who were literally saying goodbye

03:19:32 to their mothers

03:19:33 on FaceTime on their phone

03:19:34 because they weren't allowed

03:19:35 in to see them.

03:19:36 I knew people in care homes

03:19:37 where it ripped through

03:19:37 and killed a third of the people

03:19:39 in the home in two weeks

03:19:40 and the desperation

03:19:42 that people felt.

03:19:42 I had a cousin who lost his father

03:19:43 who couldn't go and see

03:19:44 his dying wife and so on. 0.96

03:19:46 It's disgusting.

03:19:47 There were terrible stories. 0.94

03:19:48 It's criminal.

03:19:48 Terrible stories. 0.87

03:19:49 It's disgusting.

03:19:49 So let me ask you a question

03:19:50 as a professional

03:19:50 because we're both adults

03:19:51 and we're both very smart.

03:19:52 As a professional

03:19:53 which is more likely

03:19:53 that the government believed

03:19:55 COVID was deadly

03:19:56 and everybody should be

03:19:56 truthfully afraid

03:19:57 and locked in their houses

03:19:58 but because they had

03:19:58 this spirit inside of them

03:19:59 and they couldn't resist

03:20:00 the idea of a party

03:20:01 decided to risk their lives

03:20:02 to party

03:20:02 or they lied on the television

03:20:04 trying to scare everyone

03:20:05 and enslave them 0.97

03:20:06 and locked them in their houses 0.99

03:20:07 knowing it's garbage 0.98

03:20:07 knowing it's a lie 1.00

03:20:08 and not caring

03:20:08 and had a party

03:20:09 behind everyone's back

03:20:09 because they didn't think

03:20:10 they'd get caught.

03:20:10 Which one is more likely

03:20:11 as a professional

03:20:12 as a logical human?

03:20:13 Why don't we just agree

03:20:14 that they were a bunch 1.00

03:20:15 of rank hypocrites 1.00

03:20:16 stupid people 1.00

03:20:17 who were behaving 1.00

03:20:18 utterly selfishly

03:20:19 to the extent

03:20:20 that the Queen

03:20:20 when her husband

03:20:21 Prince Philip dies

03:20:22 is in the church

03:20:24 on her own

03:20:24 in a mass

03:20:25 with none of her family

03:20:26 around her

03:20:26 after losing a rock

03:20:27 of 70 years

03:20:28 and it turned out

03:20:28 the night before

03:20:29 Down the Street

03:20:30 had had I think

03:20:30 two parties

03:20:31 including a karaoke party.

03:20:32 I think that was shameful

03:20:33 and disgraceful.

03:20:34 So we can agree on that.

03:20:35 We can agree on that

03:20:36 and we can wake up

03:20:37 and start to realise

03:20:37 maybe the government

03:20:38 doesn't care about us

03:20:38 maybe the government

03:20:39 lies to us

03:20:39 maybe they tell us things

03:20:40 and try and scare us

03:20:41 but they don't actually

03:20:42 care themselves

03:20:42 maybe all they are 0.99

03:20:43 is hypocritical 1.00

03:20:43 self-interested people. 0.99

03:20:44 Maybe they are.

03:20:45 And maybe they use EMSM

03:20:46 to purport their lies

03:20:47 to keep everybody enslaved

03:20:48 while they do

03:20:48 whatever they want

03:20:49 and that is the Matrix

03:20:50 in and of itself

03:20:50 and if you speak against it

03:20:51 and people listen to you

03:20:52 I'll repeat this

03:20:53 your ability to speak freely

03:20:54 is directly correlated

03:20:55 to your insignificance.

03:20:56 If you're as big as I was

03:20:57 the most googled man on the planet

03:20:58 telling the truth

03:20:58 you will pay the price here

03:21:00 and that is why I was

03:21:00 locked in that cell

03:21:01 and I do not regret it

03:21:02 because I live true to God

03:21:03 I'm not going to sit here

03:21:04 as a coward

03:21:04 and not tell the truth to people 0.94

03:21:05 for as long as I live 1.00

03:21:06 until they put a bullet in my head. 1.00

03:21:07 Let me ask you about 0.99

03:21:07 the lover boy method.

03:21:09 So the suggestion is

03:21:10 that you and your brother

03:21:11 and others

03:21:11 but let's talk about you

03:21:13 that you deploy

03:21:14 the lover boy method

03:21:15 where you would make

03:21:16 women fall in love with you 0.93

03:21:17 you would then persuade them

03:21:18 to do webcam

03:21:19 webcam stuff right?

03:21:21 TikTok.

03:21:21 Okay but wait

03:21:22 let's call it webcam stuff right?

03:21:23 No it's not called that

03:21:23 the indictment is about TikTok.

03:21:25 Okay what would you make

03:21:25 the women do 1.00

03:21:26 or what would they do with you?

03:21:27 I don't make anybody do anything.

03:21:28 In fact let's talk about

03:21:29 the lover boy method

03:21:30 so it's very interesting.

03:21:30 Let's imagine the Matrix

03:21:31 is pissed off

03:21:32 with a said individual

03:21:32 who's telling too much truth

03:21:33 and everybody has listened to him

03:21:34 and they decide

03:21:34 they're not attacking

03:21:35 with sexual assault claims.

03:21:36 They say ah he's making women do 0.91

03:21:37 well we found conversations

03:21:39 where he gave advice

03:21:39 on how to go viral on TikTok.

03:21:40 He's making women do TikTok 1.00

03:21:41 but he isn't being horrible to them.

03:21:43 He's not hitting them.

03:21:43 He's not being mean to them.

03:21:44 So what can we do?

03:21:45 Let's use the lover boy method.

03:21:47 If I was abusive and mean

03:21:47 they wouldn't say lover boy method.

03:21:48 Do you know what lover boy method means?

03:21:49 Being nice.

03:21:50 He was nice and polite and kind

03:21:52 and they really liked him as a person

03:21:53 and he told them how to do TikTok.

03:21:55 That's not what the lover boy

03:21:55 He's a lover boy.

03:21:56 Of course it is.

03:21:57 The lover boy method is 0.98

03:21:58 one of the most retarded crimes 1.00

03:22:00 I've ever heard. 0.98

03:22:01 Like the same people

03:22:03 that will say

03:22:03 they're taking advantage of women 1.00

03:22:05 are also saying that women

03:22:06 are not capable

03:22:06 of making their own decisions.

03:22:08 So if you're going to say

03:22:09 that women 0.97

03:22:09 are independent girl boss queens

03:22:12 and they deserve to be

03:22:13 treated just like men 0.88

03:22:14 why are you also insinuating 1.00

03:22:15 that they're too stupid 1.00

03:22:16 to make their own decisions? 1.00

03:22:18 That's actually misogynistic

03:22:19 for thinking that women 0.98

03:22:20 are incapable

03:22:21 of deciding what they want to do

03:22:24 and what they can't do

03:22:25 because they're manipulated by love.

03:22:27 Andrew that's not what

03:22:27 the lover boy method is.

03:22:28 Absolutely it is.

03:22:29 The lover boy method

03:22:29 is where perpetrators

03:22:30 woo victims 0.69

03:22:31 with the prospect of a loving relationship

03:22:32 until they can be forced

03:22:33 into abusive situations

03:22:34 or a form of slavery. 1.00

03:22:35 This is garbage. 1.00

03:22:36 That's actually what it means. 1.00

03:22:37 The lover boy method

03:22:37 is being nice to people

03:22:38 so that you work together

03:22:39 effectively what they're

03:22:40 trying to say here.

03:22:41 I was nice to girls

03:22:42 who asked me for TikTok advice

03:22:43 and they sang it's

03:22:44 the lover boy method.

03:22:44 I didn't beat them

03:22:45 into doing TikTok.

03:22:45 I didn't force them.

03:22:46 I didn't threaten them.

03:22:47 In fact I was like

03:22:47 yeah you're very pretty

03:22:48 you can be pretty famous.

03:22:49 Was there any element

03:22:49 of coercion?

03:22:50 How can there be an element

03:22:51 what does that even mean?

03:22:52 Let's be professionals here.

03:22:53 What does that even mean?

03:22:53 What do you think coercion means?

03:22:54 I was coerced into this interview.

03:22:56 You came along to me

03:22:57 and said

03:22:57 You weren't coerced into this interview.

03:22:58 Yes I was.

03:22:59 Don't tell me.

03:22:59 The bullying MSM said

03:23:00 Andrew you've got to do an interview.

03:23:02 No.

03:23:02 And I'm going to fly all the way

03:23:03 to Romania to do it.

03:23:04 You didn't do that either.

03:23:04 You used the lover boy method.

03:23:06 You said sir

03:23:06 The lover boy method.

03:23:07 Andrew this is going to be

03:23:08 a very interesting interview.

03:23:09 We had a good one last time.

03:23:10 You're a nice guy.

03:23:11 We have some interesting conversations.

03:23:11 I didn't say you were a nice guy.

03:23:12 I'm going to come along.

03:23:13 Wait a minute.

03:23:13 We're going to make some money

03:23:14 from this interview.

03:23:15 Wait a minute.

03:23:15 Money will be made for both sides.

03:23:17 Wait a minute.

03:23:17 You lover boyed me

03:23:18 and you stole the profit.

03:23:19 Just to be clear

03:23:19 I've had no conversation

03:23:20 with you about this interview

03:23:21 and the conversations

03:23:22 I've had with your intermediary

03:23:24 were very professional

03:23:25 and I said

03:23:25 I would like to do an interview with you.

03:23:26 Were you nice?

03:23:27 I'm always nice.

03:23:28 Lover boy.

03:23:29 You can't believe you used niceness

03:23:30 to lover boy me

03:23:31 because this is a profitable enterprise

03:23:32 and I was coerced here.

03:23:33 I make no pretense

03:23:34 that I've come all the way

03:23:36 from London

03:23:36 to Romania to interview you

03:23:37 because yes

03:23:38 I want to do it on my show

03:23:39 and that will clearly benefit

03:23:40 me and my show.

03:23:40 Am I a full grown

03:23:41 consenting adult

03:23:42 who decided to do this show?

03:23:42 But you're not being coerced

03:23:44 into doing this.

03:23:44 Am I a full grown

03:23:45 consenting adult

03:23:45 who decided to do this show?

03:23:46 Yes.

03:23:47 Okay.

03:23:47 So I wasn't coerced, correct?

03:23:51 Being nice is the lover boy method

03:23:53 and that adults have

03:23:54 no personal responsibility

03:23:55 and if you're nice to someone

03:23:56 they become your slave.

03:23:57 I wasn't nice to you

03:23:58 and I didn't call you a nice guy.

03:24:02 Great point.

03:24:03 Flip the lover boy on him.

03:24:05 I feel lover boy.

03:24:06 I'm sorry.

03:24:07 Well I'm sorry.

03:24:08 It's fine.

03:24:09 You had a website

03:24:10 Hustlers University

03:24:11 offering courses

03:24:12 teaching husbands and boyfriends

03:24:13 how to get their partners

03:24:14 into webcams.

03:24:14 Absolutely false.

03:24:15 The Hustlers University

03:24:16 which you can go to now

03:24:17 actually we've changed the domain

03:24:18 it's university.com

03:24:19 is a school

03:24:20 which teaches

03:24:21 modern wealth creation

03:24:21 methods

03:24:22 we teach people

03:24:22 how to make websites

03:24:23 we teach people e-com

03:24:24 Why did you call it

03:24:25 a PhD pimping hose degree?

03:24:27 No.

03:24:27 You're talking about

03:24:27 an old video

03:24:28 which was made satirical.

03:24:29 Why did you call it that?

03:24:30 Oh that was satire.

03:24:30 Of course it was.

03:24:31 Nine years ago

03:24:32 the internet was a very different place

03:24:32 and if you're going to sit here

03:24:33 and say oh nine years ago 1.00

03:24:34 you said stupid things 1.00

03:24:35 on the internet 1.00

03:24:35 it's not a gotcha moment

03:24:36 because every single person has

03:24:36 so have you.

03:24:37 So have you

03:24:38 because you advocate

03:24:38 for the vaccine sir. 1.00

03:24:39 So you said stupid things 1.00

03:24:40 on the internet. 1.00

03:24:41 Right?

03:24:41 That's how things go.

03:24:42 It's satirical.

03:24:43 I also said I'm an astronaut.

03:24:43 Do you believe

03:24:44 I've been in the movie?

03:24:45 Because I haven't

03:24:45 believe it or not.

03:24:46 Hustlers University

03:24:46 teaches children

03:24:47 how to make websites

03:24:48 and it's fitness advice.

03:24:50 The only reason I'm asking you

03:24:50 you've repeatedly said

03:24:51 in interviews

03:24:52 since you were arrested

03:24:53 that you have never

03:24:54 categorized yourself

03:24:55 as a pimp.

03:24:55 You don't think 0.94

03:24:56 you're a pimp. 0.82

03:24:56 Right? 0.99

03:24:57 Well what about

03:24:57 all the rappers?

03:24:58 Did you ask Ice Cube

03:24:58 if he's a pimp 0.99

03:24:59 and a murderer 0.98

03:24:59 and a drug dealer? 0.65

03:25:00 James Z sold crack.

03:25:01 I'm not interviewing them.

03:25:03 I'm asking you

03:25:03 whether you have

03:25:04 at any stage

03:25:04 in the last 15 years

03:25:05 been a pimp.

03:25:06 Of course I've not

03:25:07 been a pimp.

03:25:07 I've said I'm a pimp. 0.63

03:25:08 I've said I'm an astronaut.

03:25:09 I've said I'm a cowboy.

03:25:09 I've said I'm the strongest

03:25:10 man in the world.

03:25:11 I've said I'm James Bond.

03:25:12 Throw me in jail.

03:25:13 Throw me in jail. 0.53

03:25:14 I deserve it.

03:25:15 Nine years ago

03:25:15 I made a joke

03:25:16 on the internet.

03:25:16 So here's my question.

03:25:17 Are you a fantasist?

03:25:18 I'm not a fantasist.

03:25:20 Do you have a persona

03:25:20 that's just not you?

03:25:21 Of course not.

03:25:22 I am me.

03:25:22 Well if you are you

03:25:23 why would you repeatedly 0.81

03:25:24 call yourself a pimp

03:25:25 and then now say 0.82

03:25:25 you've never been a pimp?

03:25:26 Are you going to sit here

03:25:27 and say that

03:25:28 because I've once said

03:25:29 oh I'm curious

03:25:30 whether you're trying

03:25:31 to say to me

03:25:31 you didn't mean

03:25:32 any of the things you said.

03:25:33 So I'm asking myself

03:25:34 well who's wondering right now?

03:25:35 Why should I believe

03:25:36 in anything you say now?

03:25:37 In other words

03:25:37 is what you say

03:25:38 actually what you mean?

03:25:39 Is Andrew Tate real

03:25:41 or do you have

03:25:42 a complete persona

03:25:42 that you've fueled for money

03:25:44 that has nothing to do

03:25:45 with the real you?

03:25:46 I don't know.

03:25:46 You tell me.

03:25:47 I exaggerated on the internet

03:25:48 nine years ago

03:25:48 for comedic effect.

03:25:49 I'd walk into a nightclub

03:25:50 and there'd be girls 0.95

03:25:51 at my table

03:25:51 like every other man 0.95

03:25:52 who walks into a nightclub

03:25:52 and I'd say pimp him.

03:25:53 Oh no!

03:25:54 Put me in jail.

03:25:55 93 days was not enough

03:25:56 with the cockroaches

03:25:56 I should go back.

03:25:57 This is a matrix attack Pierce.

03:25:58 Every single person

03:25:59 every single man out there

03:26:00 has done things worse

03:26:01 than I've done.

03:26:01 In fact I will argue

03:26:02 if you put 99.9% of men

03:26:04 through the level of scrutiny

03:26:05 I've been through

03:26:05 by multiple federal agencies

03:26:07 you will find a lot worse

03:26:08 than him saying

03:26:09 he was a pimp

03:26:09 on the internet

03:26:09 nine years ago.

03:26:10 You will find

03:26:11 actual genuine crime

03:26:12 and I've done nothing.

03:26:13 I live true to God. 1.00

03:26:14 This is all garbage 1.00

03:26:14 and it's not real. 1.00

03:26:15 Like I said to you

03:26:15 I don't know

03:26:16 if you're guilty or not.

03:26:17 I do.

03:26:17 And I am not guilty.

03:26:18 It's a matrix attack.

03:26:19 I want to be clear to you

03:26:20 I'm not pre-empting your guilt.

03:26:21 I've come here

03:26:21 with a completely open mind.

03:26:22 You've been charged

03:26:23 with serious offenses

03:26:24 I believe him.

03:26:24 But I am not going to judge you

03:26:26 because I'm not a judge

03:26:26 and this is not courtroom.

03:26:28 But it's interesting to me

03:26:29 that one of the biggest charges

03:26:30 against you

03:26:31 is that you're a misogynist 0.71

03:26:32 and you've always said

03:26:32 I'm not a misogynist

03:26:33 and the last time I interviewed you

03:26:34 he said well I may have said

03:26:35 some things that may have been

03:26:36 misconstrued.

03:26:37 But even in the last week

03:26:38 you've tweeted some stuff

03:26:39 which I'm not even sure

03:26:40 if you're aware

03:26:41 as you tweet this stuff

03:26:42 how it sounds.

03:26:43 He said women are better 1.00

03:26:44 when they're girls.

03:26:45 Okay let's read

03:26:46 this is quite a long one

03:26:47 but I think it's important

03:26:48 to read it

03:26:49 to get a sense of

03:26:49 how you view women.

03:26:51 Absolutely.

03:26:52 Any woman I date

03:26:52 does not have a job.

03:26:54 Okay so the woman you're with

03:26:55 doesn't have a job.

03:26:56 No.

03:26:56 Okay do you date other women?

03:26:58 Sometimes.

03:26:58 And your partner's fine with that?

03:27:00 Obviously.

03:27:01 Yeah and you're fine with that?

03:27:02 Why wouldn't I be?

03:27:03 Hurrah!

03:27:03 Are you fine to be dating other women 1.00

03:27:04 when you have a mother and a kid?

03:27:05 I think we're consenting adults

03:27:06 and everybody can make

03:27:07 their own personal decisions.

03:27:07 Okay fair enough.

03:27:08 Why would I be working so hard

03:27:09 you say to have hundreds of millions

03:27:10 of my woman

03:27:10 to waste her life

03:27:11 in slave pennies?

03:27:12 No.

03:27:13 I will give you a life

03:27:13 you can never ever afford.

03:27:14 Private jets,

03:27:15 five star hotels,

03:27:15 new cars,

03:27:16 endless spending money and diamonds.

03:27:17 You will be rich

03:27:18 because you're praying for me

03:27:19 every day and protecting my spirit.

03:27:20 I work in the physical world

03:27:21 she works in the spirit realm.

03:27:23 Women shouldn't have to work 1.00

03:27:23 because being a good partner

03:27:25 is a full time job for a woman. 1.00

03:27:26 She has to look good. 0.97

03:27:27 All the beauty treatments

03:27:28 are time intensive.

03:27:29 Not about money

03:27:29 it takes a lot of time.

03:27:30 She has to train every day

03:27:31 and stay in fantastic shape.

03:27:33 Shop to look amazing next to me.

03:27:34 I know there are so many

03:27:35 who do a hundred times more

03:27:36 than this on a daily basis.

03:27:36 Let me check Aiden's

03:27:38 real quick,

03:27:39 real quick.

03:27:40 Hey.

03:27:46 Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam

03:27:48 was right about

03:27:49 pretty much everything.

03:27:49 It's almost like

03:27:50 no,

03:27:51 I get what he's saying.

03:27:51 He,

03:27:52 you know,

03:27:53 wait,

03:27:53 I'm boring him.

03:28:00 Yo,

03:28:00 bro. 1.00

03:28:03 What the fuck, 1.00

03:28:04 bro? 1.00

03:28:05 Don't do it,

03:28:06 dude.

03:28:08 Oh my God. 1.00

03:28:12 What the fuck, 1.00

03:28:12 bro? 1.00

03:28:13 What's your cash at? 1.00

03:28:17 Damn, 0.99

03:28:17 what's going on here? 1.00

03:28:20 That's a fucking hole. 1.00

03:28:23 Fuck you. 1.00

03:28:24 Hey, 1.00

03:28:25 don't touch him.

03:28:25 Don't touch him.

03:28:26 Don't touch him.

03:28:26 I saw this clip.

03:28:28 You guys.

03:28:31 Let's go back.

03:28:32 Not as organized as men 1.00

03:28:33 and achieving anything significant

03:28:35 causes them huge amounts of stress.

03:28:36 They need to have huge sections

03:28:38 of their day empty to waste

03:28:39 or they will have a mental breakdown.

03:28:41 And do you want a woman 0.87

03:28:42 who's stressed and angry

03:28:42 after the commute,

03:28:43 unshaven and exhausted?

03:28:45 Or do you want a Barbie doll

03:28:46 who's always smiling

03:28:46 and saying thank you

03:28:47 because she did her nails 0.99

03:28:48 and brought you proud of that day?

03:28:49 As a man, 1.00

03:28:50 unless you're a loser, 1.00

03:28:50 you're already filthy rich, 1.00

03:28:51 right? 0.99

03:28:51 You can get endless sex anyway. 0.99

03:28:53 Girls are easy. 1.00

03:28:54 So what can a girl give you? 1.00

03:28:55 Happiness,

03:28:55 vibes,

03:28:55 always smiling,

03:28:56 take the edge of a stressful life.

03:28:57 Can she always be happy

03:28:58 if she'd be working all day?

03:28:59 No.

03:28:59 Just to wake up at 11,

03:29:00 gym till one,

03:29:01 one appointment

03:29:02 and some shopping.

03:29:03 Dress beautiful by 7pm

03:29:04 for you to finish working

03:29:05 and tell you how strong you are.

03:29:06 No matter how pissed off you are,

03:29:07 just to always be laughing

03:29:08 and smiling

03:29:09 and writing your little notes

03:29:10 about how you're perfect

03:29:11 and just to be playful and funny.

03:29:12 She can't do that

03:29:13 if she has a job.

03:29:14 So your job is being my girlfriend 0.98

03:29:15 and now you're a millionaire.

03:29:16 Congratulations.

03:29:17 Behave

03:29:17 and aim for the promotion to wife. 1.00

03:29:20 The reason I read all that in detail

03:29:21 was I don't think you understand

03:29:23 quite how that comes over

03:29:24 because I think

03:29:26 that is the purest definition

03:29:27 of misogyny

03:29:27 I've probably ever read.

03:29:28 Well I don't think you understand.

03:29:30 One,

03:29:30 especially when I'm talking about

03:29:31 the fact that women can't handle 1.00

03:29:32 what men can do etc.

03:29:33 One,

03:29:33 it's slightly sarcastic.

03:29:34 There's a sarcastic...

03:29:35 So do you mean any of this?

03:29:36 I mean all of it.

03:29:37 Any woman I'm with

03:29:37 I will provide for.

03:29:38 No woman should work. 1.00

03:29:39 They should spend all day

03:29:40 beautifying themselves for you

03:29:41 and they might be promoted to the wife. 0.99

03:29:43 Your job is being my girlfriend. 0.97

03:29:45 There are hundreds of millions of women 1.00

03:29:47 around the world

03:29:47 who do a good day's work

03:29:48 who still manage to be

03:29:49 a very good wife or partner.

03:29:51 Agreed.

03:29:52 Completely.

03:29:52 But it's my life.

03:29:52 So why would you encourage

03:29:54 a whole generation of young men?

03:29:56 I've got to be honest,

03:29:57 since our last two interviews

03:29:58 before you were arrested,

03:29:59 I would say every single day

03:30:01 I have young men,

03:30:02 teenage boys,

03:30:03 maybe early 20s

03:30:04 coming up to me

03:30:05 asking about you.

03:30:06 It's gone on every day

03:30:08 since I interviewed you.

03:30:09 I'm very aware of your reach.

03:30:10 I'm very aware of your influence.

03:30:11 And whenever I've been asked about you

03:30:13 they say,

03:30:13 what do you think of him?

03:30:13 I said,

03:30:14 I don't really know.

03:30:15 I find myself agreeing

03:30:16 with 60-70% of the things you say

03:30:17 and I do

03:30:18 because I think a lot of the stuff

03:30:19 you say about empowering

03:30:20 young men

03:30:21 to be confident,

03:30:22 to work out,

03:30:23 to take care of themselves.

03:30:24 To have enough money

03:30:24 to not force their woman to work. 0.97

03:30:26 Right,

03:30:26 that's the bit.

03:30:27 That's the bit where

03:30:28 when you stray into

03:30:29 that kind of language,

03:30:30 particularly in detail

03:30:30 where you reveal

03:30:31 what you're really thinking,

03:30:32 A, 1.00

03:30:32 the kind of pathetic, 1.00

03:30:34 soulless life 1.00

03:30:34 you want for these women. 0.70

03:30:35 Where does it allow

03:30:36 for being a mother,

03:30:37 for example?

03:30:38 Absolutely.

03:30:38 How does a mother 0.99

03:30:38 of your children

03:30:39 manage to find time

03:30:40 for being a mother

03:30:40 in this routine

03:30:41 of love and devotion to you?

03:30:43 How does having a job

03:30:44 give her time to be a mother? 1.00

03:30:45 This gives her all the time 1.00

03:30:46 in the world to be a mother.

03:30:47 One,

03:30:47 it's slightly sarcastic,

03:30:48 first of all.

03:30:48 Secondly,

03:30:48 what do you mean?

03:30:49 You can tell by the tone.

03:30:50 Do you mean you don't mean it?

03:30:51 No,

03:30:51 I mean it.

03:30:52 But it's slightly sarcastic.

03:30:53 Well,

03:30:53 sarcasm means you don't mean it.

03:30:55 No,

03:30:55 I mean it.

03:30:56 But it's slightly sarcastic.

03:30:57 You either mean it or you don't.

03:30:57 It's either sarcastic or it's not.

03:30:59 I mean every single word.

03:30:59 But this is a conundrum with you,

03:31:00 Andrew.

03:31:01 This is a conundrum with you.

03:31:02 It's not a conundrum.

03:31:03 If you'd let me explain,

03:31:04 it's not a conundrum at all.

03:31:05 And also,

03:31:05 I tweet this out,

03:31:06 I get thousands of women 1.00

03:31:08 begging me,

03:31:09 inboxing me,

03:31:10 saying,

03:31:10 finally a man who understands 0.90

03:31:11 he needs to provide for a woman 0.87

03:31:12 so she can be her best self.

03:31:13 This is exactly the kind of life

03:31:14 that will allow you to be a mother.

03:31:21 They're people who just basically,

03:31:22 it's the old sugar daddy thing,

03:31:24 right?

03:31:24 They want to have a rich guy

03:31:25 who's going to pamper them 1.00

03:31:26 and take care of them.

03:31:27 They don't have to do a day's work.

03:31:28 They just have to make themselves

03:31:29 look good for you.

03:31:30 Being a good partner is a day's work.

03:31:30 Well,

03:31:31 so you say.

03:31:31 Yeah.

03:31:32 But it also,

03:31:32 the language that you use here

03:31:33 seriously diminishes

03:31:34 women who do work. 0.93

03:31:35 You make them out to be,

03:31:36 well,

03:31:36 you're not doing your job

03:31:37 as a partner.

03:31:38 Right,

03:31:38 but that's the whole point

03:31:40 that he said,

03:31:42 Pierce is saying that he likes

03:31:42 the fact that Tate

03:31:43 motivates young men.

03:31:44 He's making those tweets

03:31:45 to motivate young men as well

03:31:47 to get to the point

03:31:48 of financial status

03:31:51 so that their woman 0.99

03:31:52 doesn't have to work.

03:31:53 Right?

03:31:54 That ideally,

03:31:54 why would you want,

03:31:55 if you can make enough money

03:31:56 to provide for your whole family,

03:31:57 why would you even want

03:31:58 your woman to work? 1.00

03:32:00 It's supposed to be,

03:32:01 I wouldn't have used

03:32:02 the word sarcastic.

03:32:03 I would have said

03:32:03 it's supposed to be motivational.

03:32:06 They're all wise.

03:32:07 You should be doing your job,

03:32:07 which is just to devote yourself

03:32:08 to his pleasure

03:32:09 and making him happy.

03:32:10 Well, it's actually interesting

03:32:11 you say that

03:32:11 because I'll put a lot

03:32:12 of the fault of this on men.

03:32:13 Let's,

03:32:13 if you want to gender the argument,

03:32:14 let's do that.

03:32:15 I think that a lot of the reason

03:32:16 why women can't live this life, 1.00

03:32:18 if they so choose,

03:32:18 if you're a woman who decides 1.00

03:32:19 to work...

03:32:19 It's because men are becoming 1.00

03:32:20 more emasculated and weak.

03:32:21 ...than go to work.

03:32:22 I don't care.

03:32:22 But if you're a woman

03:32:23 who decides she wants to retire

03:32:24 it's because she can't find a man 0.96

03:32:25 who could provide for her

03:32:26 at this level.

03:32:26 Do you think when a woman 0.98

03:32:27 marries a billionaire

03:32:28 that she wants to go get a job

03:32:29 at Starbucks?

03:32:30 Because in my experience,

03:32:30 when they marry extremely

03:32:31 successful men,

03:32:31 they don't want a job.

03:32:32 I'm sure Ronaldo's wife

03:32:33 isn't begging to go work in Ikea.

03:32:34 Actually, Ronaldo's wife

03:32:35 works very hard.

03:32:35 She works for herself,

03:32:37 which is different.

03:32:37 And her family.

03:32:38 Of course.

03:32:38 Which is different.

03:32:39 She's a hard worker

03:32:39 who works for the men.

03:32:40 Absolutely.

03:32:40 Because being a fantastic partner

03:32:41 and having a bunch of children

03:32:42 is a bunch of hard work.

03:32:43 And she also finds the energy

03:32:43 to have businesses on the side.

03:32:45 Fantastic.

03:32:45 But you don't want women 1.00

03:32:47 to have businesses.

03:32:47 No, I'm saying

03:32:48 if you're with a man

03:32:48 of my stature

03:32:49 you don't have to work.

03:32:51 Now, if I met a perfect woman 1.00

03:32:52 and we were together

03:32:52 and we were happy to work...

03:32:53 When you say a man

03:32:53 of your stature,

03:32:54 with respect,

03:32:54 right now you have

03:32:55 no income,

03:32:56 no possessions,

03:32:56 and you're facing...

03:32:58 Whoa! 0.71

03:33:04 You're facing serious

03:33:05 criminal charges.

03:33:05 I mean,

03:33:06 I'm not quite sure

03:33:06 what stature you think

03:33:07 you're currently selling,

03:33:08 but it ain't great.

03:33:08 Okay, well then

03:33:09 it's a shame

03:33:10 all those women inboxed me 1.00

03:33:10 after I put that tweet out

03:33:11 saying we agree with you.

03:33:13 I think you should interview...

03:33:13 I met a woman yesterday 0.97

03:33:14 who when I said

03:33:15 I was coming to interview

03:33:15 was immediately like,

03:33:16 oh, can you put a good word

03:33:17 in for me?

03:33:17 Of course.

03:33:18 Sure.

03:33:18 You have a definite appeal

03:33:20 to a certain type of woman. 1.00

03:33:21 There's no question.

03:33:22 I think providing for a woman

03:33:23 financially is a man's responsibility. 0.82

03:33:25 If that means I'm a misogynist,

03:33:26 then I'm a misogynist.

03:33:27 So you accept you are a misogynist?

03:33:29 No, I think a man

03:33:30 should provide for a woman 0.98

03:33:31 financially,

03:33:31 completely and utterly.

03:33:33 If she wants to work,

03:33:33 if my partner were to say

03:33:34 to me right now,

03:33:35 I really feel like getting a job,

03:33:36 it would make me happy.

03:33:37 Then I'll say work.

03:33:37 But she doesn't have to.

03:33:38 Her job is looking after the children,

03:33:40 looking after me

03:33:40 and being as happy as possible.

03:33:42 If you think I'm a bad person

03:33:43 for saying,

03:33:43 if you actually read that,

03:33:44 read the subtext and context.

03:33:45 I read it all out.

03:33:45 Okay, good.

03:33:46 Then you'll understand

03:33:46 what I'm saying.

03:33:47 You know I did.

03:33:47 You heard it.

03:33:48 Absolutely.

03:33:48 So what I'm saying is

03:33:49 I'm a man,

03:33:49 my life is stressful,

03:33:50 my life is pain,

03:33:51 I go to jail,

03:33:52 I suffer,

03:33:52 I have to deal with making money,

03:33:53 I have constant endless headache.

03:33:54 I do all of that

03:33:55 so I can give you everything

03:33:56 but then I get to have you.

03:33:57 Your job is to be happy.

03:33:59 I want you to smile.

03:34:00 I want you to look your best

03:34:00 and feel your best all of the time.

03:34:02 If I'm a misogynist

03:34:03 for saying that

03:34:03 I go through so much pain

03:34:04 so that we can be financially secure

03:34:06 so I hope the woman I care about

03:34:07 does not have to work a job.

03:34:08 If that makes me a bad person

03:34:10 then so be it

03:34:10 because all I'm saying

03:34:11 is I want to take care of her

03:34:12 in every single realm.

03:34:12 I take care of her physical safety,

03:34:13 I take care of her financial security.

03:34:15 That is my job as a man

03:34:16 and if more men acted like me

03:34:17 you will see that the world

03:34:18 will be a happier and better place.

03:34:20 The women who say

03:34:20 I really want to work,

03:34:21 I want a career,

03:34:21 that's their prerogative

03:34:22 and their decision.

03:34:23 They're allowed to do that

03:34:23 but also often the reason

03:34:24 they do that

03:34:25 is because they can't find a man

03:34:26 they trust to take care of them.

03:34:27 I've had this from women 1.00

03:34:29 in their own mouth.

03:34:29 If I found a man

03:34:30 who was financially secure

03:34:31 and as smart as you

03:34:32 I wouldn't be doing 0.99

03:34:33 this garbage job either. 0.99

03:34:34 Why was I psy-offed 0.99

03:34:35 into working to pay taxes

03:34:36 when I should be at home

03:34:37 having children

03:34:37 with a man I adore?

03:34:38 It's a psy-off.

03:34:39 Andrew, there are so many women 1.00

03:34:41 that will listen to that

03:34:42 and be laughing

03:34:43 and mocking you.

03:34:45 Will they? 1.00

03:34:45 Say don't be so ridiculous. 0.99

03:34:46 I'd have a job that I love. 0.99

03:34:48 Maybe they're being paid

03:34:48 even more than their man, right?

03:34:50 The real world

03:34:51 isn't the one that you categorise.

03:34:52 The real world is varied

03:34:53 and nuanced

03:34:53 but I'm talking about

03:34:54 my life experience

03:34:55 and my experience.

03:34:56 Any woman I love

03:34:56 does not have to work

03:34:57 unless she decides to.

03:34:57 Right.

03:34:58 You're the boss.

03:34:58 You're in charge.

03:34:59 Her job is to make you happy. 0.95

03:35:00 Her job is to make herself look good. 1.00

03:35:02 Her job is to work out 0.94

03:35:03 for your benefit.

03:35:04 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

03:35:05 It is actually just misogyny.

03:35:06 Do you think a woman

03:35:07 looking good and working out

03:35:09 has no benefit at all to her?

03:35:11 Of course it does.

03:35:12 Okay.

03:35:12 So it's not for my benefit

03:35:13 then is it?

03:35:13 You stand corrected.

03:35:14 But when you talk about

03:35:15 no, no, I don't.

03:35:16 When you talk about

03:35:16 Yeah, chat, you're right.

03:35:18 The women that would complain 1.00

03:35:19 about that and laugh at that 0.96

03:35:20 are fat ran through 0.96

03:35:22 coping feminists. 0.93

03:35:23 You're right.

03:35:24 That's just

03:35:25 when you think of the woman

03:35:26 it's like

03:35:27 I don't want to work.

03:35:28 Are you visualizing

03:35:29 a beautiful woman

03:35:29 or a gorlock?

03:35:31 Young men

03:35:32 and you tell them

03:35:33 to work out

03:35:33 and take care of themselves

03:35:34 I cheer you on.

03:35:35 Right?

03:35:35 I want that.

03:35:36 I've got three sons.

03:35:36 I want them to feel that way.

03:35:37 Don't you want them

03:35:38 to become very rich

03:35:38 and successful

03:35:39 and have a woman

03:35:39 who relies on them

03:35:40 and have a beautiful family?

03:35:41 No, but I don't want a woman 1.00

03:35:41 who's subservient to them.

03:35:42 Why is subservient?

03:35:43 Why is a woman 1.00

03:35:44 Literally the tone of the tweet

03:35:45 I read his subservient.

03:35:46 You did another tweet this week.

03:35:47 Men love by telling you

03:35:48 what to do

03:35:48 and not allowing you 1.00

03:35:49 to make stupid decisions. 1.00

03:35:50 We save you 1.00

03:35:51 from the female inclination 1.00

03:35:52 to make stupid choices. 1.00

03:35:54 If a man is to give you instructions 1.00

03:35:55 he doesn't love you.

03:35:56 If you won't listen

03:35:57 to a man's instructions

03:35:57 you don't love him.

03:35:58 The whole language 0.99

03:35:59 is so ridiculous. 0.85

03:35:59 Let me change the language then. 0.97

03:36:01 Well you tweeted this

03:36:02 to 8.2 million people.

03:36:04 Correct.

03:36:04 So let me say this.

03:36:05 A father loves

03:36:06 let's say instead of a man loves

03:36:07 let's say a father loves

03:36:08 a father loves disciplinarian.

03:36:09 That's how a father will love you.

03:36:10 A mother will say 0.93

03:36:11 oh I hope you're happy

03:36:11 hope you're doing okay

03:36:12 but a father will come along

03:36:13 and say no don't do this.

03:36:14 You must do it that way.

03:36:15 That's incorrect.

03:36:15 It has to be this way.

03:36:16 A father will discipline you

03:36:17 because a father feels

03:36:17 he knows best for you.

03:36:18 It's the masculine essence of love.

03:36:21 When a man loves

03:36:22 he shows that he cares

03:36:23 via degrees.

03:36:24 There is a massive difference

03:36:25 between a relationship

03:36:26 between a father and a child

03:36:27 and between a man

03:36:28 and a woman in a relationship.

03:36:30 Completely.

03:36:30 And I'm not sure you quite get that.

03:36:31 No there is a difference

03:36:32 but I would argue

03:36:33 Pierce

03:36:33 I would argue

03:36:34 in the happiest relationships

03:36:35 it's a traditionally

03:36:36 masculine role

03:36:37 in which the man

03:36:38 plays and provides.

03:36:39 The female is traditionally feminine. 0.63

03:36:41 The man is the head of the house.

03:36:42 Not in an abusive way

03:36:43 doesn't beat her up.

03:36:45 I'm talking about the man

03:36:45 being the head of the household

03:36:46 like I would like to believe

03:36:47 you're the head of your household

03:36:48 and he comes along

03:36:49 and says what happens

03:36:50 and what doesn't happen

03:36:50 because he's the man of the house.

03:36:51 No that's not

03:36:51 that's actually not

03:36:52 how most households operate now.

03:36:54 Well then it sounds like

03:36:55 we understand

03:36:55 why the entire world's a mess

03:36:57 because only 10 years ago

03:36:58 that's exactly how

03:36:59 the households operated.

03:37:00 There was a man of the house

03:37:01 and now we have

03:37:02 no longer any clear defined roles

03:37:03 there's no longer a man of the house.

03:37:04 You want to talk about knife crime

03:37:05 kids doing drugs

03:37:06 the crime rate

03:37:07 all of these problems

03:37:07 you want to talk about

03:37:08 all of the societal ills we face.

03:37:09 Perhaps it's because

03:37:10 we don't have any men

03:37:10 in the house anymore.

03:37:11 Perhaps we need to bring

03:37:12 the man of the house back

03:37:12 and the man of the house

03:37:13 will come along

03:37:14 and be a disciplinarian

03:37:15 and he will make the set rules

03:37:16 and the creeds of that house.

03:37:17 He will say within this household

03:37:18 we don't take drugs.

03:37:19 That stands for the woman 0.95

03:37:20 I am with

03:37:21 the children who we have birthed

03:37:22 nobody takes drugs

03:37:23 in this household

03:37:24 because this is my house

03:37:24 and I'm the man of the house.

03:37:25 So it sounds to me

03:37:26 like we need to bring it back sir.

03:37:27 Yeah listen

03:37:27 it's all good macho stuff

03:37:29 okay and I know

03:37:29 lots of young boys

03:37:30 who listen to this

03:37:31 and go wow

03:37:31 that's how I should be.

03:37:32 Then I read the detail

03:37:33 of your tweets

03:37:34 and again

03:37:34 come back to this

03:37:35 we save women

03:37:36 from their female inclination 1.00

03:37:37 to make stupid choices. 1.00

03:37:39 Females are emotional. 1.00

03:37:39 If a man isn't giving you instructions

03:37:41 now females are emotional. 1.00

03:37:41 Hang on hang on

03:37:42 he doesn't love you.

03:37:43 Females are emotional. 1.00

03:37:44 All this stuff is designed to

03:37:45 exactly as you've just articulated

03:37:46 is designed to make young men 0.99

03:37:48 feel that the only way

03:37:50 they can be successful in life

03:37:51 is to effectively

03:37:51 have their women

03:37:52 under control

03:37:53 give them instructions

03:37:54 that they have to obey.

03:37:56 Don't buy women Prada 1.00

03:37:58 you'll end up in jail.

03:37:58 You can buy them Prada

03:37:59 but let me finish my point.

03:38:01 He should not go with

03:38:02 the materialistic aspect

03:38:03 like if it's a man's job 0.85

03:38:06 to provide for the woman 0.99

03:38:07 why is this immediate reaction Prada?

03:38:09 It should be

03:38:10 to keep them safe

03:38:11 and keep them happy

03:38:12 so they have the environment

03:38:13 to stay feminine 0.90

03:38:13 and to raise children.

03:38:15 You should stick to

03:38:16 traditional values

03:38:17 not

03:38:18 Bugatti Prada.

03:38:20 My point is

03:38:21 that it seems to me

03:38:22 from reading your tweets

03:38:22 even now

03:38:23 that you have a blind spot

03:38:25 when it comes to how they sound.

03:38:26 And it may be

03:38:27 that the legal problems

03:38:28 that you're in

03:38:29 which might be

03:38:30 extremely serious

03:38:30 and we'll see when the trial happens

03:38:32 but it may be

03:38:33 that in your head

03:38:34 nothing you've done

03:38:35 is remotely inappropriate

03:38:36 because actually

03:38:37 in your tweets

03:38:38 you can see

03:38:38 there's an element there

03:38:39 of wanting coercion

03:38:40 and control.

03:38:42 You want to control women. 1.00

03:38:43 You want them to be

03:38:43 effectively your servants. 1.00

03:38:45 Slaves 0.99

03:38:46 for want of a better phrase. 1.00

03:38:47 Slaves who get Prada 1.00

03:38:48 and get to work 0.99

03:38:48 out in the gym

03:38:49 and get to look good

03:38:50 while I do actual work.

03:38:51 But do you understand

03:38:52 the point I'm making?

03:38:52 No, I don't.

03:38:53 Which is in your head

03:38:54 the line is blurred

03:38:55 so much now

03:38:56 with this macho rhetoric

03:38:57 that you've actually

03:38:58 lost track

03:38:59 of how this sounds.

03:39:00 Even when I read

03:39:00 that stuff to you

03:39:01 I could see you

03:39:01 looking at me

03:39:02 and your answer is

03:39:02 I was being sarcastic

03:39:03 and I said

03:39:04 well where?

03:39:04 And then you go

03:39:05 well no I meant it.

03:39:05 Well you can't be both.

03:39:06 I meant it

03:39:07 and I said sarcastic tone

03:39:08 for comedic effect.

03:39:08 Well no

03:39:09 because sarcasm

03:39:09 means you don't mean it.

03:39:10 Piers

03:39:10 all the things

03:39:11 Yeah Chad you're right

03:39:12 Piers walked into this

03:39:13 assuming Tate's

03:39:15 going to be arrested.

03:39:16 Do you accept that?

03:39:17 You're a smart guy

03:39:18 you know what sarcasm means

03:39:19 right?

03:39:19 Absolutely.

03:39:19 I said it has a sarcastic

03:39:20 tone for comedic effect.

03:39:21 All the things I'm saying

03:39:22 and the things I've said

03:39:23 are basically the way

03:39:24 the entire world

03:39:24 fought only 10 years ago.

03:39:26 You may buy into the

03:39:27 psyops

03:39:27 you may buy into

03:39:27 the new thing.

03:39:28 I don't buy into any

03:39:28 psyops.

03:39:29 We just talked about

03:39:30 the vaccine sir.

03:39:30 Yeah the vaccines

03:39:31 weren't psyops.

03:39:32 Of course not.

03:39:33 So I believe that

03:39:33 there should be a man 0.60

03:39:34 of the house.

03:39:34 You had a polio vaccine

03:39:35 right?

03:39:35 Correct.

03:39:36 Why?

03:39:36 Because I didn't get polio.

03:39:37 I wouldn't have a

03:39:37 COVID vaccine

03:39:38 so I'd still get COVID

03:39:38 plus probably myocarditis

03:39:40 and have a heart attack.

03:39:41 So we believe

03:39:42 there was a man of the house

03:39:43 Do you think statistically

03:39:44 more people got myocarditis

03:39:46 by having the vaccine

03:39:47 or not having it?

03:39:48 I think statistically

03:39:48 we need to bring it back.

03:39:49 You don't know do you?

03:39:50 Why would I know?

03:39:51 Why would I look at

03:39:51 the statistics and studies

03:39:52 that come from the matrix itself?

03:39:54 So the matrix

03:39:54 so every fact you don't like

03:39:56 because it doesn't suit

03:39:56 your agenda

03:39:57 you just dismiss as 1.00

03:39:58 matrix bullshit. 1.00

03:39:59 No I'll give you 1.00

03:40:00 a very simple way

03:40:00 I view the world.

03:40:01 COVID can't hurt me

03:40:02 so why would I take

03:40:03 their injection?

03:40:04 You don't have to.

03:40:05 Point two.

03:40:05 You don't have to.

03:40:06 They tried to make us

03:40:06 including you.

03:40:07 You told people

03:40:08 they should have the vaccine

03:40:09 but if they don't have it

03:40:10 they shouldn't leave their house.

03:40:10 You know why?

03:40:11 Because at the time

03:40:12 the scientists

03:40:12 and by the way

03:40:13 scientists is ever evolving

03:40:15 at the time I said that

03:40:16 the scientists said

03:40:16 if you had the vaccine

03:40:17 it would prevent you

03:40:18 transmitting the virus.

03:40:19 That turned out to be wrong

03:40:20 and they issued updated advice

03:40:22 saying further studies

03:40:23 said that actually

03:40:24 you could transmit it

03:40:25 and at that point

03:40:26 you know what I did

03:40:26 which you never do

03:40:27 I held my hands up

03:40:28 I went I was wrong

03:40:29 because the advice changed

03:40:30 and now I would not

03:40:31 say the same thing.

03:40:32 That is called actually

03:40:33 evolving opinions

03:40:34 when facts change.

03:40:35 That's actually how

03:40:35 a civilised democracy works.

03:40:38 We live in a civilised democracy

03:40:39 do we sir?

03:40:39 I actually would argue

03:40:40 that point with you

03:40:41 for a very long time

03:40:42 I don't think we live

03:40:42 in a civilised democracy.

03:40:43 Another point I want to make here

03:40:44 if I had cancer

03:40:45 or if I was at threat

03:40:46 of a genuine disease

03:40:46 which could actually harm me

03:40:47 would the NHS text me

03:40:49 ten times a day

03:40:49 trying to get me treatment

03:40:50 or would I be sitting there

03:40:51 waiting for eight months

03:40:51 to get in a point

03:40:52 they wouldn't care about me 0.84

03:40:53 and they'd let me die

03:40:54 so the fact that they

03:40:54 will endlessly text me

03:40:55 and try and beg me

03:40:56 to get this poison

03:40:56 should have been an alarm bell 0.99

03:40:57 for anybody with a brain. 0.92

03:40:58 Actually I'll tell you 0.83

03:40:59 what the NHS sent me

03:41:00 I'm a 58 year old man

03:41:00 in the last few months

03:41:01 they sent me

03:41:02 one about a flu jab

03:41:03 which I'm going to have

03:41:04 because I think

03:41:05 it stops you getting flu

03:41:05 and flu's nasty

03:41:06 a COVID booster

03:41:07 which I won't have

03:41:08 I think I've had enough of those

03:41:09 I'm fine with that

03:41:09 thanks

03:41:09 they sent me one

03:41:10 about having a check

03:41:12 for a bowel cancer

03:41:13 which I've done

03:41:13 I'm getting back negative

03:41:14 and so on and so on

03:41:14 the NHS texting system

03:41:16 is for our benefit

03:41:17 you don't have to do it

03:41:18 no one's holding a gun

03:41:19 to your head

03:41:20 the matrix isn't saying

03:41:21 if you don't have this

03:41:22 Andrew Tate

03:41:23 we're going to do it

03:41:24 to be honest

03:41:24 for the Christians

03:41:25 and the people

03:41:25 that think of a grifter

03:41:26 right now

03:41:26 who's more of a grifter 0.99

03:41:29 when it comes to Islam 0.97

03:41:30 me or Tate 0.94

03:41:31 for the people that hate

03:41:33 I think a lot of people

03:41:34 are starting to see

03:41:35 that

03:41:35 the sincerity

03:41:37 for both of us

03:41:38 but

03:41:39 for the people

03:41:40 that think I'm a grifter

03:41:41 be honest

03:41:44 do something to

03:41:45 do you have any idea

03:41:46 you've not been treated

03:41:47 in Romania

03:41:48 by their system

03:41:49 because of anything

03:41:50 to do with COVID vaccines

03:41:51 and your attempt

03:41:52 to try and dissuade people

03:41:52 that that's the case 0.98

03:41:53 is ridiculous 0.98

03:41:54 and you know it's ridiculous 1.00

03:41:55 do you have any idea 0.90

03:41:56 how difficult it was

03:41:57 to remain unvaccinated

03:41:58 Pierce

03:41:58 let me tell you

03:41:58 from somebody

03:41:59 who was unvaccinated

03:41:59 and travelled the world

03:42:00 do you have any idea

03:42:01 how difficult

03:42:01 that was actually to do

03:42:02 because countries

03:42:02 have border control

03:42:03 oh because they tried

03:42:04 to force everybody

03:42:05 so to sit and say

03:42:05 they weren't trying to force

03:42:06 you know what they did

03:42:07 they said

03:42:09 come get the COVID vaccine

03:42:10 it's good for you

03:42:10 it's going to help

03:42:11 they tried to coerce you

03:42:12 by being nice

03:42:12 they tried to lover boy

03:42:13 everybody

03:42:14 they tried to use

03:42:15 the lover boy method

03:42:15 to force people

03:42:16 to get the COVID vaccine

03:42:16 it just came to

03:42:17 we need to put

03:42:18 all these people in jail

03:42:19 they were being nice

03:42:20 to people

03:42:20 trying to help them

03:42:21 unbelievable

03:42:22 nobody forced you

03:42:23 to have it

03:42:23 did you have the vaccine

03:42:24 absolutely not

03:42:24 really not sir

03:42:25 my principles are not for sale

03:42:26 I would have stayed

03:42:27 in my house

03:42:28 to the end of human time

03:42:29 and sat there

03:42:30 as a pure blood

03:42:30 the last one

03:42:31 the last pure blood

03:42:32 on the planet 0.71

03:42:33 before I inject myself 0.78

03:42:34 with poison 0.98

03:42:34 you're not making

03:42:35 an MGM trailer

03:42:36 yes I am

03:42:36 because it's a matter

03:42:37 of principle

03:42:37 I am not a farm animal

03:42:38 my blood is mine

03:42:39 it does not belong

03:42:40 to the government

03:42:40 and I decide what is in it

03:42:41 right

03:42:41 so you have a polio vaccine

03:42:43 but not everyone

03:42:43 so your brilliant brain

03:42:44 has determined

03:42:45 that you know more

03:42:45 about the medicinal

03:42:47 and scientific benefits

03:42:48 of individual vaccines

03:42:49 and the polio one

03:42:50 you decided with your

03:42:51 brilliant brain

03:42:51 we'll have that

03:42:52 but even though

03:42:53 a lot of people

03:42:54 by the way

03:42:54 have had side effects

03:42:55 to polio vaccines

03:42:55 did you know that

03:42:56 that's correct

03:42:56 is that the matrix

03:42:57 doing that

03:42:58 no I didn't say

03:42:58 the matrix gave them

03:42:59 the side effect

03:42:59 I've just told you

03:43:00 all the reasons

03:43:00 I didn't get the vaccine

03:43:01 you've already

03:43:01 described it at length

03:43:02 but you work out

03:43:02 with your brilliant mind

03:43:03 which vaccines to have

03:43:04 correct

03:43:05 you can join my email list

03:43:07 on cobratake.com

03:43:07 you can sign up for free

03:43:08 and I'll tell you

03:43:08 which vaccines

03:43:09 I wouldn't come to you

03:43:10 for vaccine advice

03:43:10 why?

03:43:11 Andrew

03:43:11 because you have

03:43:11 zero experience

03:43:12 I didn't get

03:43:13 the COVID one

03:43:14 I obviously did pretty good

03:43:16 I avoided the poison shot

03:43:17 while everyone else got it

03:43:18 so I'm actually

03:43:19 pretty proud

03:43:19 with my track record

03:43:20 what happens if you

03:43:20 pure bloods

03:43:21 where you at?

03:43:22 pure bloods

03:43:24 you're found guilty

03:43:25 of the things

03:43:25 you're charged with

03:43:26 well then I'm going to have

03:43:26 to go to jail

03:43:27 put an L if you got the vaccine

03:43:28 so hold yourself accountable

03:43:29 what's the maximum sentence

03:43:31 you could get?

03:43:32 I don't know

03:43:32 I actually genuinely don't

03:43:34 you've never asked your lawyers?

03:43:35 it can be between

03:43:36 three to eight years

03:43:37 so you do know

03:43:38 I don't know the maximum

03:43:39 if you were to serve

03:43:39 eight years

03:43:40 having served three months

03:43:41 and know how bad that was

03:43:42 could you cope with that

03:43:43 in a Romanian jail?

03:43:44 interesting question

03:43:45 could I cope with it?

03:43:46 yes

03:43:46 would I be the same

03:43:47 a lot of L's too

03:43:49 what do you think

03:43:50 even the three months

03:43:51 did to you as a man?

03:43:53 well

03:43:53 it was a fantastic test

03:43:55 from God

03:43:56 to make sure I am

03:43:56 the man I say I am

03:43:57 because I think

03:43:58 there's a lot of people

03:43:58 who speak about masculine excellence

03:44:00 who are not the men

03:44:00 they say they are

03:44:01 when trouble appears

03:44:02 you often learn

03:44:02 that they are nothing

03:44:03 but postures

03:44:03 I had nightmares

03:44:06 for a very long time

03:44:07 I couldn't sleep

03:44:07 I struggled with

03:44:09 certain things

03:44:10 I would check my bed sheets

03:44:11 every single night

03:44:11 for cockroaches

03:44:12 religiously

03:44:12 I had a problem with that

03:44:13 but I never turned to therapy

03:44:14 I never turned to drugs

03:44:15 I understood that

03:44:16 all of these things

03:44:17 are from God

03:44:17 and they are given to me

03:44:18 so that I can become

03:44:18 a stronger version of myself

03:44:19 and I welcomed them all

03:44:21 and I embraced them all

03:44:22 and now that I'm a better

03:44:23 not completely

03:44:23 but almost better

03:44:24 part of me actually

03:44:25 misses my nightmares

03:44:25 appears

03:44:26 part of me misses

03:44:27 training all night

03:44:27 I didn't sleep

03:44:28 for weeks

03:44:29 you said you didn't

03:44:29 have nightmares

03:44:30 no I had nightmares

03:44:30 I said I didn't have nightmares

03:44:31 in jail

03:44:31 when I left I did

03:44:32 and I kind of miss it

03:44:33 because I had so much time

03:44:34 in the day to get things done

03:44:35 and now I'm sleeping

03:44:36 a full six hours

03:44:36 I feel a little bit lazy

03:44:37 so perhaps I need

03:44:38 another test from God

03:44:39 and if God decides

03:44:40 Allah is the best of planners

03:44:41 if he decides

03:44:42 I need eight years in jail

03:44:42 then I will embrace

03:44:43 those eight years in jail

03:44:44 and do my absolute best

03:44:45 to come out as the most

03:44:45 formidable version of myself

03:44:46 have you felt suicidal

03:44:47 at all in the last year

03:44:48 I don't believe in suicide

03:44:49 it's haram

03:44:49 I know

03:44:50 you said that before

03:44:50 but did you feel

03:44:51 like you may want to end it all

03:44:52 I would never

03:44:53 kill myself

03:44:54 under any circumstances 1.00

03:44:55 so the day they put that

03:44:56 on the news

03:44:56 when they finally take me out

03:44:57 you can know it's a lie

03:44:57 it's haram

03:44:58 I would never kill myself

03:44:59 lock me in that cell

03:44:59 for the rest of my life 0.98

03:45:00 I would never kill myself

03:45:01 while you're under house arrest

03:45:04 you tweeted this

03:45:05 avoid women who go to festivals 1.00

03:45:06 they're either on some 0.99

03:45:07 loser's table 1.00

03:45:08 who's feeding them cocaine 1.00

03:45:09 or a crowd of sweaty peasants

03:45:10 because they're a sweaty

03:45:11 I gotta point it out

03:45:12 I have to point it out

03:45:13 it's also haram to date

03:45:16 peasant

03:45:17 endless Instagram stories

03:45:19 screaming and having fun

03:45:20 to prove to the world

03:45:21 they're worthless 0.98

03:45:22 hard pass festy hoes 1.00

03:45:23 correct

03:45:24 I tweeted that yes

03:45:25 again why would you categorise

03:45:26 all women who go to festivals

03:45:27 in such an unpleasant way

03:45:28 I actually categorised

03:45:29 all men who went to festivals also

03:45:30 did you read that tweet

03:45:31 why are you gendering the argument

03:45:32 I think all people who go to festivals 1.00

03:45:33 are stupid 1.00

03:45:33 it is peasantry 1.00

03:45:34 I've never been to a festival in my life

03:45:35 I'm not going to stand there

03:45:35 and scream and jump up and down

03:45:36 for some other human

03:45:37 like he's God

03:45:37 I think the whole thing is embarrassing

03:45:39 all of it from head to toe

03:45:39 it's all sweaty peasantry 0.97

03:45:40 and it's all just drug-fueled insanity

03:45:42 so why are you gendering the argument

03:45:43 when I insult the women 1.00

03:45:44 who go to festivals

03:45:45 and also the men who go to festivals

03:45:46 because all of it is peasantry

03:45:47 head to toe

03:45:48 and I do not regret it

03:45:49 all festivals are peasantry

03:45:50 anybody who goes

03:45:51 I do not associate with

03:45:52 I've never been to one in my life

03:45:53 I never will

03:45:53 so if you've never been to one

03:45:54 how do you know what they're like

03:45:55 I can see enough

03:45:56 I've seen

03:45:57 Nico you were dating one month ago

03:45:58 yeah true true true true

03:45:59 but if you're going to justify

03:46:00 by saying

03:46:02 haram haram

03:46:03 well okay well

03:46:04 that's why I'm saying it

03:46:07 I'm not perfect

03:46:08 I don't claim to be perfect

03:46:09 Tate doesn't claim to be perfect

03:46:11 I'm just saying

03:46:11 steam the sweaty bodies

03:46:12 I'm just saying

03:46:13 I'm just saying

03:46:14 I went to Saudi Arabia once

03:46:15 so now I feel like I could be

03:46:16 haram police

03:46:16 high on ketamine

03:46:18 pretending that the song

03:46:19 they heard on the radio

03:46:20 at home

03:46:21 is now more fantastic

03:46:22 because they're listening to it

03:46:23 from a loudspeaker

03:46:24 I get it

03:46:24 it's embarrassing

03:46:25 but to be clear

03:46:25 you've never been to one

03:46:26 correct

03:46:26 my infinite brain

03:46:28 that understands

03:46:29 vaccines perfectly

03:46:30 we have established

03:46:32 your brain is unique

03:46:32 correct

03:46:33 you tweeted a picture

03:46:34 of Amanda Holden

03:46:34 a very good friend of mine

03:46:36 it's a very harmless picture

03:46:37 she's in a bikini

03:46:38 on holiday

03:46:38 under a rain shower

03:46:39 looking extraordinarily

03:46:41 beautiful

03:46:42 in a sexual pose 0.94

03:46:43 and you tweeted

03:46:44 you are a wife and a mother

03:46:45 and you're far past a teenager

03:46:46 there's no need for this post

03:46:48 agreed

03:46:48 again it's just misogynist

03:46:49 to say that

03:46:50 it's not misogynist

03:46:50 what kind of woman of her age 1.00

03:46:51 she's just turned 50

03:46:52 what kind of woman of that age 1.00

03:46:53 chat I don't think I'm haram police

03:46:55 I just said it

03:46:56 I just said it

03:46:56 because I'm reading

03:46:57 haram police all the time

03:46:58 I'm not perfect

03:46:59 okay

03:47:00 I understand suicides 1.00

03:47:02 are worse than

03:47:02 than dating

03:47:03 fine

03:47:04 I'm not judging

03:47:05 I'm not judging

03:47:06 I just said it

03:47:07 I wasn't judging

03:47:07 I was just saying something

03:47:09 and now it's over

03:47:10 okay

03:47:11 she shows her beautiful body 0.98

03:47:13 in a nice bikini

03:47:15 like that

03:47:16 what's wrong with that

03:47:16 you can call me crazy 0.97

03:47:17 you can call me misogynistic 0.95

03:47:18 but I think once you reach

03:47:19 the ripe age of 50

03:47:20 any woman should not be interested 1.00

03:47:21 in thirst trapping on Instagram

03:47:22 I think she has bigger responsibilities 0.99

03:47:23 I'm sure she's a very intelligent lady

03:47:24 and she's done amazing things

03:47:25 she's famous

03:47:25 she's obviously very capable

03:47:26 and I think she can do things

03:47:27 more interesting than standing around

03:47:28 trying to thirst trap on Instagram

03:47:29 like she's 18

03:47:30 I think she's above it

03:47:31 I wasn't insulting her

03:47:32 I was reminding her

03:47:33 that she's actually such a fantastic person

03:47:34 she's done such amazing things

03:47:36 in her life

03:47:36 and she's so achieved

03:47:37 that she's actually above thirst trapping

03:47:38 I was reminding her of her worth

03:47:40 because as a feminist 1.00

03:47:42 we're all feminists here right 1.00

03:47:43 we all believe in women empowerment

03:47:43 I'm reminding her of her worth

03:47:45 are you a feminist? 1.00

03:47:46 sure

03:47:46 you're not though are you?

03:47:47 I believe in feminine empowerment

03:47:48 and I think feminine empowerment

03:47:49 yes I do

03:47:50 and feminine empowerment 1.00

03:47:51 is in modesty

03:47:52 modesty is empowering for females 0.94

03:47:54 you only believe in feminine 0.99

03:47:55 answer great answer

03:47:55 great answer

03:47:56 that's the real feminist movement 1.00

03:47:59 is covering up women 0.74

03:48:00 because we realize that

03:48:01 they are powerful

03:48:02 because of how beautiful they are

03:48:04 that femininity needs to be preserved

03:48:07 and protected

03:48:07 because women are powerful 1.00

03:48:09 and we should cover them up

03:48:12 that's the real feminist movement 1.00

03:48:14 it's not making them like get naked 0.99

03:48:16 and show up their titties 0.97

03:48:17 to go and talk about climate change 1.00

03:48:19 and throw stupid paintings in the museums 1.00

03:48:21 the real feminist movement 1.00

03:48:23 is covering women up in burkas 0.99

03:48:25 because her beauty is too powerful 1.00

03:48:27 clothes off from men on Instagram

03:48:29 is not empowering

03:48:29 you say no man but my husband

03:48:31 can see my body

03:48:32 that is female empowerment 1.00

03:48:34 and I was reminding her of that

03:48:35 I was reminding her of her ripe age

03:48:37 and her intellect

03:48:38 and there was no need for that

03:48:38 how old do you know?

03:48:39 I am 36

03:48:40 36 years old

03:48:41 at what point will your antics

03:48:43 you know chugging your cigars

03:48:44 and your ripped body 0.97

03:48:45 in your compound

03:48:46 with your security

03:48:46 and your baguette

03:48:47 at what age does that become

03:48:48 a thirst trap?

03:48:49 I don't know if that ever

03:48:49 stops being a thirst trap

03:48:50 so it's fine for you

03:48:51 once again

03:48:51 one rule for the man

03:48:53 another rule for the woman 1.00

03:48:54 it's interesting

03:48:54 because I've never heard

03:48:55 this argument before

03:48:56 but I'm extremely intelligent

03:48:57 I've already deciphered

03:48:57 how this is going to go

03:48:58 from head to toe

03:48:58 it's called

03:48:59 I guess we can look at peacocks

03:49:00 the male peacock

03:49:01 he shows

03:49:01 look who I am

03:49:02 look what I can do

03:49:03 look at my achievement

03:49:03 look at my beautiful feathers

03:49:04 and I guess you could call it

03:49:05 peacocking to a degree

03:49:05 I'm showing the world

03:49:06 I'm extremely physically capable

03:49:08 yes that's correct

03:49:09 I'm extremely financially successful

03:49:10 you stripping off for Instagram

03:49:11 is fine

03:49:12 it's not stripping off for Instagram

03:49:12 I'm boxing

03:49:13 when you box you box

03:49:13 you have no top on

03:49:14 you do it all the time

03:49:15 with your cigar on

03:49:15 you're showing off your ripped body

03:49:16 that's fine for you

03:49:17 but if Amanda Holden dares do it 1.00

03:49:19 that is apparently thirst trapping

03:49:20 I think me boxing

03:49:21 with no shirt on

03:49:22 is different than a 50 year old woman 1.00

03:49:22 you don't just box

03:49:23 I've seen you

03:49:24 doing ones where you wander around

03:49:25 all moody with your cigar

03:49:26 and you're topless and stuff

03:49:27 so fine for you

03:49:28 are you a fan Pierce?

03:49:29 no I just think it's thirst trap

03:49:30 do you?

03:49:31 yeah

03:49:31 well

03:49:31 I don't do that

03:49:32 perhaps it's successful

03:49:33 maybe you should start

03:49:33 perhaps it's successful

03:49:34 because I do have a lot of female fans 1.00

03:49:35 out there in the world

03:49:36 and pretend I'm a misogynist

03:49:37 but it turns out that 85% of women 1.00

03:49:39 on the planet seem to agree with me

03:49:40 every single woman I've ever met

03:49:41 in real life agrees with me

03:49:42 I have no female hate at all

03:49:43 I've never had a negative interaction

03:49:44 with women ever 0.99

03:49:44 yes you have

03:49:45 with who?

03:49:46 what about the BBC journalist

03:49:47 that came to your compound?

03:49:49 Lucy

03:49:49 yes

03:49:50 I've never had a negative interaction

03:49:52 with a female ever 0.98

03:49:53 I don't think she was a fan

03:49:54 I think she was

03:49:55 I would categorise that

03:49:55 as a negative interaction

03:49:56 well she seemed to follow me around

03:49:57 for a long time

03:49:57 I think she was a little bit

03:49:58 there are lots of women 1.00

03:49:59 Andrew

03:49:59 there are lots of women 1.00

03:49:59 I know personally

03:50:01 there are lots of women 1.00

03:50:02 who find you incredibly offensive

03:50:03 I don't think so

03:50:04 it's their right to

03:50:05 of course

03:50:06 it's your right to not care

03:50:06 but the idea that somehow

03:50:08 you're this beloved person

03:50:09 for the world's females 0.98

03:50:10 I think is not true

03:50:12 you are for a certain

03:50:13 type of woman 1.00

03:50:13 who likes to be treated

03:50:15 in the way that you like

03:50:15 to treat women 1.00

03:50:16 well let's counter that argument

03:50:17 right

03:50:17 because the world

03:50:18 as I said at the beginning

03:50:18 is nuanced

03:50:19 am I beloved by all females?

03:50:20 no

03:50:22 as prestiged as you

03:50:23 who says you're a misogynist 1.00

03:50:24 and you hate women 1.00

03:50:25 and women hate you 0.99

03:50:25 I think you talk in a way 0.96

03:50:26 that is misogynistic

03:50:27 okay well then you make it sound

03:50:28 like all women hate me 1.00

03:50:29 and that's also not the case

03:50:30 of course

03:50:30 it's a nuanced argument

03:50:31 I didn't say all women hate you

03:50:32 some women agree with me 1.00

03:50:33 some women don't agree with me 1.00

03:50:34 when I said that post

03:50:35 about Amanda Holden

03:50:35 a lot of women said 1.00

03:50:36 Andrew that's actually

03:50:37 completely correct

03:50:37 she's extremely famous

03:50:38 and there's no need for her

03:50:39 to be posting pictures like this

03:50:40 at her ripe age

03:50:41 I was actually empowering her

03:50:42 I believe that female empowerment 0.94

03:50:43 is in modesty

03:50:44 but you don't actually believe

03:50:45 in feminism 0.97

03:50:46 that's a great quote

03:50:46 I believe in the idea of

03:50:47 you believe in masculinity

03:50:52 take instructions from you

03:50:55 they have to do

03:50:56 what you tell them

03:50:56 and that is actually

03:50:57 what love and relationships

03:50:58 are about

03:50:59 no I believe that

03:50:59 men and women

03:51:00 have different roles

03:51:00 I believe that we were

03:51:01 created differently by God

03:51:02 because we are the perfect team

03:51:03 I believe that a man

03:51:04 who's in his masculine frame

03:51:05 is best suited by a woman 0.99

03:51:07 who's in her feminine frame 0.99

03:51:08 I believe when we work together

03:51:09 we can achieve amazing things

03:51:10 whether it's raising children

03:51:11 or preserving society

03:51:12 and I believe a man

03:51:13 has certain jobs

03:51:14 and a woman has certain jobs 1.00

03:51:15 you don't understand this

03:51:16 about the things I say

03:51:16 when I said there

03:51:17 that women make bad decisions 1.00

03:51:18 in the tweet you referenced earlier

03:51:19 the point I was making

03:51:19 is that women are more emotional 1.00

03:51:20 than men

03:51:20 that is their superpower

03:51:22 that is fantastic

03:51:22 that is a great thing

03:51:23 I love female emotionality 1.00

03:51:25 in the tweet before

03:51:25 you tried to use against me

03:51:26 I was talking about

03:51:26 how I love a woman

03:51:27 to be happy all the time

03:51:27 smiling all the time

03:51:28 while I'm stressed

03:51:29 I love female emotionality 1.00

03:51:30 the reason

03:51:30 type of one

03:51:31 if you ever subconsciously

03:51:33 let yourself get caught cheating

03:51:34 so that your girlfriend

03:51:35 could cry

03:51:36 and then you would really see

03:51:38 how much she cares about you

03:51:39 and you wanted to get in a fight

03:51:40 and have the big breakup

03:51:41 and then she ends up 0.94

03:51:42 staying anyway

03:51:43 because you just wanted to test

03:51:45 how much she really loved you

03:51:46 type of one

03:51:47 if you've ever subconsciously

03:51:49 done that to a woman 1.00

03:51:50 it's terrible

03:51:51 women are better with children 1.00

03:51:52 the reason women are better with children 1.00

03:51:53 is because they're emotional

03:51:54 that is their superpower

03:51:55 that's not what your tweet said

03:51:56 in a position

03:51:57 you're not even remembering

03:51:58 what you wrote

03:51:58 of course it is

03:51:59 I said female women 1.00

03:52:00 are more emotional than men 0.98

03:52:01 it's exactly what I said

03:52:01 I'm saying that is a fantastic thing

03:52:03 but there is no light without dark

03:52:04 so in certain situations

03:52:05 the emotionality is positive

03:52:06 in certain situations

03:52:07 the emotionality is negative

03:52:08 we can also

03:52:09 that's psycho 0.97

03:52:09 that's psycho 0.92

03:52:10 I'm just asking if you've ever done it 0.61

03:52:12 we can also argue the same for men

03:52:13 because what happens with me

03:52:14 is everyone tries to gender my arguments

03:52:15 we can actually argue the same with men

03:52:16 stoicism

03:52:16 male stoicism is positive

03:52:18 in certain scenarios

03:52:19 it can be negative

03:52:19 in others we can come across as unempathetic

03:52:21 or not care

03:52:22 because we're stoic

03:52:23 but in certain situations

03:52:24 it benefits

03:52:24 I know people who've told me

03:52:25 that their kids

03:52:26 are in their late teens

03:52:27 they're at schools

03:52:28 where the name Andrew Tate

03:52:29 is banned

03:52:30 nobody's allowed to mention your name

03:52:32 because the teachers

03:52:33 think that your brand of masculinity

03:52:35 is so toxic

03:52:35 they are seeing an immediate effect

03:52:38 on the way that young men behave

03:52:39 and not in a good way

03:52:40 is that what the teachers think is it

03:52:41 yeah

03:52:41 well I am actually genuinely concerned

03:52:43 by the fact that I've been banned from schools

03:52:45 when I do nothing but preach

03:52:46 masculine strength and excellence

03:52:47 but then if you actually understand

03:52:48 how the society is going

03:52:49 and how the world works

03:52:50 and all the insanity

03:52:50 they're trying to push on all of us

03:52:51 I can understand why they've banned me

03:52:52 because I speak the truth

03:52:53 if I was wearing a wig

03:52:55 Pierce

03:52:55 and lipstick

03:52:56 and telling young boys 0.99

03:52:57 to remove their genitals 1.00

03:52:58 would I have been banned from schools 0.99

03:52:59 no

03:53:00 they would have said

03:53:01 no you can say his name

03:53:02 no problem

03:53:02 no matter how big I got

03:53:03 if I had a wig on

03:53:04 and lipstick

03:53:05 and I had been castrated medically

03:53:07 I would be allowed to talk

03:53:08 to the young boys

03:53:08 but as soon as I say

03:53:09 you're supposed to grow up

03:53:09 get big and strong

03:53:10 and if your wife doesn't want a job 1.00

03:53:11 you need to pay for her

03:53:12 it's your job as a man

03:53:12 you better find some money 0.94

03:53:13 then I'm the f***ing public enemy number one 1.00

03:53:15 garbage 0.99

03:53:15 on that last point 0.98

03:53:17 you don't say

03:53:18 if a woman doesn't want to work 1.00

03:53:20 her man has to take care of it 0.90

03:53:21 you say a woman shouldn't work 1.00

03:53:22 I say my woman won't work 1.00

03:53:23 right

03:53:23 I'm talking about my personal experience

03:53:25 I said any girlfriend of mine

03:53:26 because I'm an extremely fortunate

03:53:27 financial position

03:53:28 I was before Romania took everything of course 1.00

03:53:30 I have hundreds of millions of dollars

03:53:31 so because I am in my position

03:53:32 I would not want my woman to work 1.00

03:53:34 I think there's more important things

03:53:35 she can do

03:53:35 if you have hundreds of millions of dollars

03:53:36 you said you had a worth of 17 million

03:53:38 well I said they took 17 million

03:53:39 so where's the rest

03:53:40 Barbara Weave

03:53:42 they must have taken it

03:53:43 I think they have it

03:53:43 or maybe I lost it

03:53:44 I think I lost it somewhere

03:53:44 you've never had hundreds of millions of dollars

03:53:46 of course not

03:53:47 you haven't have you

03:53:47 of course not

03:53:48 you said they took all your assets

03:53:49 exactly

03:53:49 well did they or didn't they

03:53:50 of course they took everything

03:53:51 I mean they'll be watching this

03:53:52 are they to assume that there are

03:53:53 hundreds of millions more dollars

03:53:54 they haven't got yet

03:53:54 they should go by

03:53:55 they take absolutely everything

03:53:56 you have it all

03:53:56 right

03:53:56 but again is that all just the smoke and mirrors

03:53:58 is that all just the top G stuff

03:54:01 that you play up to

03:54:02 which has no bearing on reality

03:54:04 I was the most googled man on the planet

03:54:06 I was the most relevant man

03:54:07 amongst 18 to 35 year old males

03:54:09 which are the highest earning

03:54:10 and spending people on the planet

03:54:11 do you really think

03:54:12 that I am not

03:54:13 I can't pay my bills

03:54:14 right now yeah

03:54:15 someone's paying them for you

03:54:16 correct you're right

03:54:17 someone's paying them for me

03:54:18 you're right

03:54:18 why is he trying to expose the fact

03:54:20 like yes we know

03:54:21 that he has money with different people

03:54:23 and probably that's how he's

03:54:26 keeping up

03:54:27 he has bank accounts from other people

03:54:28 and other people's names

03:54:29 like why does peers want to get that

03:54:31 exposed so bad

03:54:32 she works at Starbucks

03:54:34 exclusive

03:54:36 Andrew Tate's girl

03:54:37 top G's girl 0.75

03:54:37 works at Starbucks

03:54:38 to pay the rent

03:54:39 I've been exposed

03:54:40 see again

03:54:42 I don't know what to believe

03:54:43 when you say stuff like that

03:54:45 well I'm telling you my friend

03:54:46 that the Romanian state

03:54:47 I think you deployed

03:54:48 deliberate smoke and mirrors

03:54:49 because you think it

03:54:49 plays up to the brand

03:54:50 Romanian state

03:54:51 has taken all of my money

03:54:52 and I'm just you know

03:54:53 getting by

03:54:53 that's what's happening

03:54:55 do you worry about

03:54:57 your impact on young men

03:54:58 I think that

03:54:59 like I said

03:54:59 I'll be completely honest

03:55:01 I think a lot of what you say

03:55:02 they should be hearing

03:55:03 and I have tangible proof

03:55:05 every day when I walk around

03:55:06 that they are listening

03:55:07 to everything you say

03:55:08 but there is other stuff you say

03:55:09 where I don't want my sons

03:55:10 especially that impressionable

03:55:12 late teenage

03:55:13 to be listening to that

03:55:14 correct

03:55:14 and I don't want my daughter

03:55:15 to grow up and think

03:55:16 that actually her only success

03:55:17 in life will come

03:55:18 if she's at home

03:55:19 as some kind of servant

03:55:20 to her man

03:55:21 well that won't be her only success

03:55:22 but that's an actual

03:55:23 that's a very professional question

03:55:25 and I'll give her a professional answer

03:55:26 I have a massive responsibility

03:55:27 with great power

03:55:28 comes great responsibility

03:55:28 and I understand that

03:55:29 young men do listen to everything I say

03:55:30 I do think I say good things

03:55:32 but you also made a very pertinent point there

03:55:33 you talked about the impressionable age

03:55:34 of a teenager

03:55:35 and it's very easy for a teenager

03:55:36 with their hormones

03:55:37 and their lack of life experience

03:55:38 to take the things I say

03:55:39 and weaponise them

03:55:39 and use them in the incorrect context

03:55:41 however that is not my fault

03:55:42 you could argue that 16-17 year olds

03:55:44 could get anything on the internet

03:55:44 and misunderstand it

03:55:45 you could argue that 1.00

03:55:46 all of this transgender garbage 1.00

03:55:47 and all these rappers 1.00

03:55:48 talking about killing each other

03:55:49 and all these drill artists 0.83

03:55:49 talking about stabbing their enemies

03:55:51 could be misunderstood

03:55:51 by a 16 year old

03:55:52 I agree

03:55:52 so that's not my fault

03:55:54 however

03:55:54 on that I totally agree

03:55:55 so I have a massive responsibility

03:55:56 and you are held to a different account

03:55:57 actually to all of those rappers

03:55:59 absolutely

03:55:59 there's no question

03:56:00 the farce for me is when John Legend

03:56:01 rewrote the lyrics to

03:56:02 baby it's cold outside

03:56:03 because apparently it encouraged 0.94

03:56:04 sexual assault

03:56:04 but wouldn't say a negative word 0.98

03:56:06 about any of the disgustingly misogynist

03:56:08 and actually very violent lyrics

03:56:10 of his rap friends 0.81

03:56:11 that to me is total hypocrisy 0.99

03:56:12 and it is hypocritical 0.88

03:56:13 however

03:56:14 unlike all of these other people

03:56:15 I have taken into account

03:56:16 my massive power

03:56:17 and my massive responsibility

03:56:18 and I try to make sure

03:56:19 that I use my words

03:56:20 as carefully as possible

03:56:20 so that they cannot be

03:56:21 misconstrued or misunderstood

03:56:22 can I make sure

03:56:23 that no teenager on the planet

03:56:24 who listens to me

03:56:24 ever misunderstands me ever

03:56:26 no I can't do that

03:56:27 but I'm doing my very best

03:56:28 what do I actually talk about

03:56:29 what do I actually say

03:56:30 what I do is I come along

03:56:31 and let me give you

03:56:31 the broad overview of my message 1.00

03:56:32 you're a man so your life sucks 1.00

03:56:34 it's always going to suck 1.00

03:56:35 and it's going to be pain 0.90

03:56:35 you're going to do nothing but suffer

03:56:36 you're going to suffer as a nobody

03:56:37 you're going to suffer the pain it takes

03:56:38 actually most men don't have that

03:56:40 you're going to suffer as a nobody

03:56:41 because trust me

03:56:42 nobody suffers

03:56:42 or you're going to suffer the pain

03:56:43 it takes to become great

03:56:44 life is not supposed to be a happy picnic

03:56:46 you're supposed to get up

03:56:47 work hard

03:56:47 dedicate yourself

03:56:48 get strong

03:56:48 get rich

03:56:49 go through whatever it takes

03:56:50 to become somebody of significance

03:56:51 that's my overall message

03:56:52 and I believe it's a positive

03:56:53 you're going to get rich to be happy

03:56:54 no

03:56:54 in fact most of the super rich people

03:56:56 I know in life

03:56:57 are incredibly unhappy

03:56:57 so you're selling a kind of full string

03:56:59 a lot of rich people are miserable

03:57:01 well let me 0.95

03:57:03 let's check up on them

03:57:05 tell cheeser botting his viewers

03:57:08 ain't going to give him a better deal

03:57:09 tell that cracker cane to stop botting you 0.94

03:57:13 he's trying to tarnish your image

03:57:14 like he did the Indians 1.00

03:57:15 and a lot of people who have very little money

03:57:19 can be very happy

03:57:20 have you ever seen a rich person

03:57:21 give their money away

03:57:21 yes of course

03:57:22 okay do you give all your money away

03:57:23 will I make you happy or fears

03:57:24 I don't

03:57:25 do you want the Romanian state to take it all

03:57:26 I didn't smile that day

03:57:27 and let me tell you

03:57:28 that the reason I tell about men

03:57:28 to become financially successful

03:57:29 is for two reasons

03:57:30 one because you have a job

03:57:31 as a man to protect and provide

03:57:32 you can do neither of those things

03:57:33 if you are broke

03:57:34 that's the first reason

03:57:35 and the second reason

03:57:36 I actually preach

03:57:36 to young men

03:57:37 to become as financially successful as possible

03:57:38 is a greater broader reason

03:57:40 and I believe we've entered

03:57:41 a very interesting stage

03:57:42 in humanity

03:57:42 what's the minimum amount

03:57:43 you need to be happy

03:57:45 someone's saying

03:57:45 it's about 3 million

03:57:46 minimum amount to be happy

03:57:48 what do you think

03:57:48 four years ago

03:57:48 there were certain narratives

03:57:49 you could not talk against

03:57:50 but with Elon Musk going X

03:57:51 and now we have rumble

03:57:52 we have a lot more information

03:57:53 on the internet

03:57:53 people are starting to tell the truth

03:57:54 about many different subjects

03:57:55 there's a whole bunch of them

03:57:56 we can name

03:57:56 and I like the idea

03:57:57 of people who are free thinking

03:57:58 with a free mind

03:57:58 who are not matrix controlled

03:57:59 making as much money as possible

03:58:01 because it takes money to win wars

03:58:02 and I want these people

03:58:02 to be financially successful

03:58:03 that's why I tell all of my fans

03:58:05 who believe in me

03:58:06 to become as rich as possible

03:58:07 because they understand

03:58:07 that everything the government does

03:58:08 is lied to them

03:58:09 and we need finance

03:58:10 you use the word truth there

03:58:11 I don't think it's necessarily

03:58:12 that people want to promote truth

03:58:13 they want to promote their opinions

03:58:15 often people's opinions

03:58:16 on facts can be very different

03:58:17 people can take the same sort of facts

03:58:19 to different opinions

03:58:19 doesn't mean it's the truth

03:58:20 right

03:58:21 well that's true

03:58:21 I don't believe in this 0.99

03:58:22 my truth crap 0.98

03:58:23 neither do I 0.98

03:58:24 there are facts

03:58:25 which have to be accepted

03:58:26 and you can have an opinion about them

03:58:27 you and I can disagree

03:58:28 about all sorts of opinions

03:58:28 but actually not facts

03:58:30 okay but I can argue this point

03:58:31 where the matrix comes out

03:58:32 with a fact

03:58:33 and all the opinions

03:58:34 countering that fact

03:58:35 are censored

03:58:35 and they are destroyed

03:58:36 then that fact

03:58:37 becomes de facto truth

03:58:39 because it's the only

03:58:39 version of reality

03:58:41 which exists

03:58:41 to be ingested by the mind

03:58:42 so you still need

03:58:43 varying opinions

03:58:44 on all public

03:58:44 do you think

03:58:45 that what you

03:58:46 let's put it this way

03:58:48 sure

03:58:48 you would have relationships

03:58:49 with women

03:58:50 and encourage them

03:58:50 to take part 0.95

03:58:51 in webcam sexual stuff

03:58:53 no

03:58:53 well actually yes

03:58:54 why are we going back to this

03:58:55 because there's one question

03:58:56 I want to ask you

03:58:56 sure

03:58:56 right

03:58:57 and both sides

03:58:58 made a lot of money

03:58:59 sure

03:58:59 right

03:58:59 okay

03:59:00 and in most cases

03:59:01 because they haven't complained

03:59:02 in most cases

03:59:03 you would assume

03:59:04 it was a mutually beneficial

03:59:06 transactional relationship

03:59:07 right

03:59:07 I can assume that

03:59:08 because thousands of women 1.00

03:59:10 have been through this

03:59:10 and most of them

03:59:11 haven't come forward

03:59:12 and complained

03:59:12 about the way they were treated

03:59:13 it was transactional

03:59:14 but was it moral

03:59:15 do you think

03:59:16 what you've been

03:59:16 making money from

03:59:17 park the illegality

03:59:19 aspect to one side

03:59:20 do you feel it was moral

03:59:21 10 years ago

03:59:22 I helped women

03:59:23 promote their profiles

03:59:24 on the internet

03:59:25 correct

03:59:26 10 years ago

03:59:26 firstly I have not been

03:59:27 involved with it

03:59:27 for 7 years

03:59:28 it's not how I make money

03:59:29 I haven't touched it

03:59:29 for a very long time

03:59:30 7 years is a long time

03:59:31 but you made a lot of money

03:59:31 from it

03:59:32 I made some money

03:59:33 from it

03:59:33 a long time ago

03:59:34 some money

03:59:35 I can't even remember

03:59:36 millions

03:59:36 perhaps

03:59:38 millions

03:59:38 you made millions of pounds

03:59:39 a long time ago

03:59:40 well hang on

03:59:40 it's important

03:59:40 you made millions of pounds 0.66

03:59:41 from sexual webcam

03:59:43 activity

03:59:44 where you and the woman

03:59:45 doing the webcams

03:59:46 would make money

03:59:47 you accept that

03:59:47 no

03:59:48 what I did

03:59:48 this is how you made money

03:59:50 no

03:59:50 a long time ago

03:59:51 and I talked about this

03:59:51 at length

03:59:51 on many different podcasts

03:59:52 and I don't hide it

03:59:53 I said a long time ago

03:59:53 10 years ago

03:59:54 I helped women

03:59:55 with the tax side

03:59:55 and the technical side

03:59:56 and the promotion

03:59:57 of their profiles

03:59:58 the promotion of their profiles

03:59:59 on certain websites

04:00:00 and I said about this

04:00:00 and I said I haven't been

04:00:01 involved with it for 7 years

04:00:02 the only reason this is

04:00:03 even coming up again

04:00:03 is because I'm

04:00:03 monumentally famous

04:00:04 because nobody cares

04:00:05 we're in Bucharest

04:00:07 do you understand

04:00:08 that there is a video chat studio

04:00:09 with girls

04:00:09 talking to men online

04:00:10 right there

04:00:11 outside that window

04:00:12 in fact

04:00:13 there's about 10

04:00:13 Bucharest

04:00:14 if you didn't know

04:00:14 chat is like the home

04:00:16 it's the mecca

04:00:17 of only fans

04:00:18 cam girl

04:00:19 cam girling

04:00:20 that's where all

04:00:21 the OF managers are

04:00:22 that's the crack

04:00:23 of Romania

04:00:24 there are 15,000 women 1.00

04:00:25 in this city

04:00:26 who do that

04:00:26 now

04:00:27 and the fact that

04:00:27 I had some

04:00:28 I dipped my toe

04:00:30 in it 10 years ago

04:00:31 isn't even significant

04:00:31 I'm only asking

04:00:32 if you think it's moral

04:00:32 do I think it's moral

04:00:34 because you speak

04:00:34 in such a morally

04:00:35 self-righteous way now

04:00:36 do you think

04:00:37 that that was moral

04:00:37 well I wasn't religious

04:00:38 back then

04:00:39 but let me sit

04:00:39 and ask

04:00:39 because you're now

04:00:40 you've converted to Islam

04:00:41 correct

04:00:41 you're a Muslim 0.73

04:00:42 they have a code 0.95

04:00:43 of behaviour

04:00:44 do you think

04:00:45 that that fell short

04:00:45 of that

04:00:46 I have to answer

04:00:46 as a professional

04:00:47 and as a professional

04:00:47 I would say

04:00:48 judging by my current code

04:00:49 no I do not think

04:00:50 that women being naked 0.99

04:00:51 on the internet

04:00:51 is moral

04:00:51 however

04:00:52 there is

04:00:53 so you made money

04:00:54 immorally

04:00:54 you can admit that

04:00:55 it's nuanced

04:00:56 like all things

04:00:57 at the time

04:00:58 I was atheistic

04:00:59 I know that some of my girls 0.94

04:01:00 talked men away from suicide

04:01:01 a lot of men

04:01:01 are ridiculously lonely

04:01:02 I would also say

04:01:03 a lot of the lessons

04:01:04 I know about men

04:01:05 and how they think

04:01:05 and how lonely and sad

04:01:06 can you imagine

04:01:07 being a dude

04:01:08 whose life was saved

04:01:09 from OF

04:01:09 they can be

04:01:10 and how difficult

04:01:10 life is as a man

04:01:11 actually came from that era

04:01:12 because I saw a lot

04:01:13 of very successful men

04:01:14 with a wife

04:01:14 and with kids

04:01:15 and with money

04:01:15 pouring their heart

04:01:16 out to some 20 year old

04:01:17 they never met

04:01:17 about how sad they were

04:01:18 I learned a lot

04:01:18 about the world

04:01:19 and I know that a lot

04:01:20 of suicide was prevented

04:01:20 and I made a lot

04:01:21 of women millionaires

04:01:21 but would I do it now

04:01:23 no

04:01:23 however

04:01:24 I'm in a very different

04:01:24 situation

04:01:25 now I'm a different person

04:01:25 I'm religious

04:01:26 I'm also extremely

04:01:27 financially successful

04:01:27 please understand

04:01:28 I come from

04:01:29 Marsh Farm Luton

04:01:29 I came from one of the

04:01:30 worst areas

04:01:31 inside of the UK 0.98

04:01:31 I could have stabbed someone 0.98

04:01:32 all of my friends 0.96

04:01:33 were breaking into cars

04:01:34 breaking into houses

04:01:35 most of my friends

04:01:35 were in jail

04:01:36 what did I do

04:01:36 I promoted accounts

04:01:37 on the internet

04:01:38 you made money

04:01:38 didn't sell crack

04:01:39 didn't sell drugs

04:01:40 didn't rob anyone

04:01:41 didn't shoot anyone

04:01:41 and now

04:01:42 because I am successful

04:01:43 I'm going to be held

04:01:44 to this moral standard

04:01:45 by people who grew up

04:01:46 in fancy homes

04:01:47 with white picket fences

04:01:47 and went to private schools

04:01:48 I am from Marsh Farm Luton

04:01:50 and the biggest crime

04:01:51 I committed

04:01:51 was completely legally

04:01:52 promoting internet profiles

04:01:53 there are people around me

04:01:54 who did far less

04:01:55 for far less

04:01:55 you're only going to be held

04:01:56 to the standard

04:01:56 of the religion

04:01:57 you converted to

04:01:58 which you've already said

04:01:59 which you've already said

04:02:01 would look at that

04:02:02 as immoral

04:02:02 when you take the shahada

04:02:03 all of your former sins

04:02:04 are erased

04:02:04 and I actually encourage you

04:02:05 to find the light

04:02:05 and convert to Islam

04:02:06 how do you take

04:02:06 thank you very much

04:02:07 thank you sir

04:02:07 why did he end

04:02:10 right when he tried to

04:02:11 right when he's giving

04:02:12 dowel

04:02:12 he'd shake his hand

04:02:13 man

04:02:13 good interview

04:02:15 good conversation

04:02:16 entertaining

04:02:17 take your shahada 0.97

04:02:22 Chad I'm going to go

04:02:24 I need to go to sleep

04:02:25 I had a long workout today

04:02:27 I'm extremely tired

04:02:27 um

04:02:28 and I'm about to go

04:02:30 pass out right now

04:02:30 only slept about

04:02:31 three hours last night

04:02:32 just came back

04:02:33 from Saudi

04:02:33 and I've been

04:02:35 I've been working hard

04:02:36 as soon as I got off

04:02:37 the plane

04:02:37 and just been

04:02:38 went straight to work

04:02:38 and gonna do the same

04:02:40 thing tomorrow

04:02:40 and you can see

04:02:41 tomorrow

04:02:42 I'll be posting

04:02:43 on my snapchat

04:02:44 during the day

04:02:44 I encourage you all

04:02:45 to follow me on snapchat

04:02:46 if you want to see

04:02:46 what I'm doing

04:02:46 outside of the stream

04:02:47 snapchat

04:02:48 link in description

04:02:49 sneaker quality

04:02:50 I've been posting on there

04:02:51 I do enjoy it

04:02:51 shout out to the

04:02:52 love speech community

04:02:53 join

04:02:53 love speech discord

04:02:54 and love speech twitter

04:02:55 down there

04:02:56 and my telegram channel

04:02:57 for all you telegram schizos 0.63

04:02:58 make sure to put more

04:03:00 content in the clips

04:03:01 and reactions

04:03:01 and have another stream

04:03:02 tomorrow

04:03:02 shout out to Jackson

04:03:03 Hinkle

04:03:03 it was a great interview

04:03:04 today

04:03:04 great conversation

04:03:05 I thoroughly enjoyed it

04:03:07 having streams like this too

04:03:09 and then you still have

04:03:11 dorks in here 0.94

04:03:12 call a girl 0.99

04:03:13 call the girl

04:03:15 ooh

04:03:15 why don't you call a girl

04:03:17 why do you want to watch

04:03:18 me call a girl

04:03:19 on a stream 1.00

04:03:19 fuck wrong with you man 1.00

04:03:21 and 1.00

04:03:22 oh and active income

04:03:25 active income

04:03:25 sign up early now

04:03:27 it's free

04:03:28 and you get early access

04:03:29 to active income

04:03:30 I'm extremely excited

04:03:31 it's releasing very very soon

04:03:32 I'm sure all the active income

04:03:33 people now are going to be

04:03:34 extremely happy about it 0.98

04:03:36 yeah look at these dorks

04:03:38 I'll see you in the 0.92

04:03:40 love speech community

04:03:40 I'm going to be scrolling on

04:03:41 there a little bit before

04:03:42 I go to sleep

04:03:42 but I'm about to go pass out

04:03:43 have a big day tomorrow

04:03:44 and the day after

04:03:45 and the day after

04:03:46 and I want to keep running it

04:03:47 out for the rest of the year

04:03:47 make sure you guys have a

04:03:48 great night

04:03:48 I love you

04:03:49 God loves you

04:03:50 make sure to go to the gym tomorrow

04:03:52 and I've been going to the gym

04:03:54 I don't know if you noticed

04:03:55 but like laughing

04:03:56 has been really difficult

04:03:57 this stream

04:03:57 because like my body

04:03:58 is super sore

04:03:59 I worked out extremely hard today

04:04:01 and extremely hard yesterday

04:04:02 I'm going to do the same thing tomorrow

04:04:03 my body's feeling it

04:04:05 because I've not been consistent

04:04:06 in the gym

04:04:06 but I want to make sure

04:04:07 that I'm on the straight path

04:04:09 doing the right thing

04:04:10 for the rest of the year

04:04:11 at least

04:04:12 I love you guys

04:04:14 be safe

04:04:14 have a great night

04:04:15 and I'll see you tomorrow

04:04:16 bye

04:04:17 I don't know 0.99

04:04:23 who I fucked last night 0.99

04:04:25 I got Alzheimer's 0.99

04:04:26 I don't know

04:04:27 who them hoes is 1.00

04:04:28 man they all not

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SNEAKO - November 20, 2023

SNEAKO X JACKSON HINKLE

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