00:00:00.000What is happening, I think the big picture is that all of the conflicts that we perceived as separate are now becoming one conflict, which is to say it started in Ukraine in 2022 when Putin invaded.
00:00:12.240Then it was Epic Fury and Midnight Hammer in 25 and 26.
00:00:17.200Then everybody knows the next shoe to drop is going to be Taiwan.0.71
00:00:20.520And whereas at one point they were seen as separate conflicts with separate interests and rules and ways that we could work them, now it's all becoming one thing.0.60
00:00:29.740We've been in World War Three because, you know, what is happening now, I thought is really interesting.
00:00:33.780A lot of people were confused by this.
00:00:35.880The CIA director, John Ratcliffe, went to Russia a couple of weeks ago, visited Moscow in this very secretive mission.
00:00:42.360And they said, why was Ratcliffe in Moscow?
00:00:44.660And they said, well, he was there to warn Russia about a potential incursion into a NATO country.
00:00:49.860Because what they've been saying now for a few weeks, actually, is that Russia is preparing between now and 2029 to test the resolve of NATO by doing some kind of gray area incursion into a NATO country, something that NATO doesn't account for.
00:01:05.640So if Russia started bombing Estonia, a NATO country overnight, then the rest of NATO would have to go to war with Russia in defense of Estonia.
00:01:14.000But if Russia does a cyber attack or let's say they conduct some kind of humanitarian rescue mission within Estonia's border, that's like a gray area.
00:01:24.080Would that invoke Article five? Would that necessitate an attack on one against is an attack on all response?
00:01:30.580I'm never going to vote for Vance. I'm never, ever, ever, ever going to vote for Vance or support him. And I'll tell you why I don't trust him at all. I think he's a complete chameleon. I mean, you and I both know, look, if you were in 2016, if you didn't get it, then you don't get it. In 2016, he voted for Evan McMullin. In 2017, he was like lionizing Obama. In 2017, saying Obama's so cerebral and so smart. I'm sorry, that's a guy that doesn't get it.
00:01:58.960He was a never Trumper. So his pedigree is where you have an issue.
00:02:02.500Everything that you could say about Vance now, you could have said about Trump then.
00:02:05.920In 2015, Shapiro, all these guys were never Trumpers.
00:02:09.640Trump stuck it to them initially and then eventually bowed to them.
00:02:13.620And it didn't take long. Even in 2023, the Israeli money was against Trump.
00:02:18.740They were all behind DeSantis, all of them.
00:02:21.220And they they paid that whole influencer network to support DeSantis.
00:02:24.540And it was only after. And by the way, you know who else was behind DeSantis?
00:02:28.220Elon and David Sachs DeSantis announced his campaign on X in a space with Elon Musk and
00:02:34.320David Sachs David Sachs is gonna be JD Vance's chief of staff Elon's gonna be the money behind
00:02:39.980him and all the Israeli money was behind DeSantis too they didn't want Trump and then when DeSantis
00:02:45.200failed they shifted to Haley they reluctantly went behind Trump at the last minute in May or
00:02:50.840June of 24 because he was their only option and they had to deal with him and I just think that
00:02:56.380when push comes to shove, we're going to see the same process with Vance. They don't like him now,
00:03:01.340but if they had to, they're going to get behind him eventually. And Vance is, I think, going to
00:03:06.740bend the knee because he's weak. That's why it factors in that he's with tech and that he's an
00:03:10.980unreliable, untrustworthy guy. And who would it be other than him? Well, I don't know. I mean,
00:03:15.840I hope somebody else runs in 28, but I'm not going to vote for Vance and I'm not going to
00:03:20.500vote for a Democrat. So I'm going to hope that someone runs. And I think the only way that
00:03:24.740anybody else would even have a shot as if Trump and Vance miserably fail in the next two years.
00:03:30.040But but my my real honestly, as things are taking shape, I think it's a trap. And whoever is going
00:03:36.380to be the nominee in 28 is going to lose anyway, no matter what. And I hope I pray it's Vance and
00:03:42.560I hope all his ambitions and everybody behind him, I hope it all crashes and burns with him.
00:03:47.540Well, I would say because I hear this all the time, they say, well, you know, the Dems are
00:03:50.820going to pack the courts. They're going to make D.C. and Puerto Rico a state. They're going to.
00:03:54.000OK, well, if all that is true, then why would John Thune not get rid of the filibuster and pass the SAVE Act?0.82
00:03:59.600You ever notice it's the urgency is only for the plebeians, the sense of urgency.
00:04:04.960You know, the Republicans are always holding back the night.
00:04:07.600They're always the ones, you know, standing in the way.
00:04:10.600But they never take it as seriously as they want us to.
00:04:13.640They say, vote like your life depends on it. Really? Get rid of the filibuster.
00:04:17.420If it's life or death, look, they're going to pack the courts anyway.
00:04:20.300They're going to get rid of voter ID.0.78
00:04:21.700any. The way the Democrats are talking, they're talking about process. They're going to make it
00:04:25.880like so they can never lose again. Well, if that's the case, what do we have to lose getting
00:04:30.020rid of the filibuster? They won't do it. As time goes on, I'm almost hoping that it's like when
00:04:35.320Bismarck took Germany to war against France. You know, it's like the far left is the huge force.
00:04:42.760They are going to lay siege to the right. And I think what that's going to force is for the right
00:04:47.640to get behind the strong horse, which is the young nationalists.
00:04:50.740And I think that's the only thing that's going to change that balance of power.
00:04:54.040Because the way it is, if we get Vance in charge, who's going to be running the admin?
00:04:58.360It's going to be all the same establishment types.
00:08:59.620His political capital is tapped because of the wars.
00:09:02.660Democrats are gearing up not just to shut down the government because of the gridlock that is going to follow with the divided government, but also because they're preparing subpoenas and investigations and articles of impeachment.
00:09:15.780And again, not even just for Trump, but against members of his government.
00:09:18.720There's big stories coming out now about Corey Lewandowski and what they're doing in DHS, and they're talking about the crypto stuff with Howard Lutnick and the others.
00:09:27.820So I think, properly understood, I mean, you and I, we've been on this kind of super cycle for the past 10 years. I got into politics and started my show in the first Trump election, and shortly afterward, you had him on your show 11 years ago, and I think that now we're transitioning now.
00:09:45.520the big inflection point is what's over the hump after trump is term limited out of office and then
00:09:51.480we get something else i think then a new cycle begins certainly it's going to be a new period
00:09:56.820and it'll be dominated by now these other forces people like jd vance and tucker carlson and this
00:10:03.380emergent conspiracy theory minded crowd on the right wing and i think you'd frame it on the
00:10:08.620other side with the ascendance of the dsa and it's unignorable that the midterms this year and this
00:10:14.340year, 2026, has been the story of the rise of Zoran Mamdani and his influence, the influence
00:10:20.400of Hassan Piker over the party, this Al-Sayed in Michigan. And the question is, where does that
00:10:25.700point in 2028? Are the Democrats going to have a revolution of their own in the way that we did in
00:10:31.6202016 with Trump, where you're going to have the Bernie Sanders long march through electoral
00:10:37.400politics over 10 years with him and the squad? And now these new faces, are they going to take
00:10:43.040over the Democrat party? Will there be a civil war? How open and overt will the fighting be?
00:10:48.880And then what the result? I mean, how is it going to end up in the end of it? So I think that that's
00:10:53.860kind of where we are. We're in a very weird time. It's clearly a time of transition. It's a time
00:10:58.340when Trump is collapsing and you see the radical left is rising up. So I'm going to be honest with
00:11:04.220you. It doesn't feel very good. I think that two years ago, well, let's just say what we know for
00:11:09.020a fact two years ago we were obviously winning we meaning like the broad right wing woke was dying
00:11:16.600uh biden was also literally dying demented trump was on the up and up uh republicans captured every
00:11:23.440chamber of government won the popular college popular vote electoral college the rest of it
00:11:28.580now we're clearly not you know now something has gone very terribly wrong and i think there's this
00:11:34.180profound sense on the right wing that things have gotten away from us. We've maybe snatched defeat
00:11:39.320from the jaws of victory. And I think hopefully what might be a unifying factor is that in two
00:11:45.000years, we're going to be staring down the barrel of a much more radical left that is going to
00:11:49.260destroy all of us. Only issue is it seems that the Trump administration is doing everything in
00:11:54.060their power to break that. Everybody that supported Trump in 24 seems to be like singled out to be
00:12:01.420attacked and destroyed by this very administration i was thinking about it it's you and i that are
00:12:07.400being targeted by the doj where they're making this dossier on us it's andrew tate who's going
00:12:12.620to be extradited to europe and the state department apparently is going to allow it it's milo who i0.96
00:12:17.560don't even like but he supported trump in 24 he said i was an idiot for not voting for trump0.66
00:12:22.540then he gets deported so it's like the administration is it's in particular going0.93
00:12:28.080after its biggest supporters uh not me but maybe you milo tate some of the other people and so if
00:12:35.940there was going to be any kind of rally around the flag or wave the bloody shirt kind of effect where
00:12:41.540the rise of the radical left is going to force us to coalesce in this dialectical way seems like
00:12:47.440trump and the mark levins and laura loomers of the world they're doing everything in their power to
00:12:51.740prevent that from happening so i totally agree so so table that you said a lot and i want you to
00:12:56.400continue but that's exactly last night when i was thinking you were coming on the show
00:13:00.040was the first thing i was going to ask but to do it different i said let's just have nick
00:13:04.440say what he thinks is important we didn't talk before other than just saying yeah
00:13:07.620you know tomorrow's good you said probably last week but you were finally good yesterday with
00:13:12.000your busy schedule and i appreciate that that i was going to come in here and say this and it's
00:13:16.800been said but he's be clarified and expanded on by you and i people look at this it was the neocon
00:13:23.080starting about a little more than a year and a half ago,
00:13:52.100That would enrage his original base being hurt by it, further drive us out, so he would then be isolated and only have the neocons and their power and the media that's pulled off him a lot so that he could go forward and do a rearguard action for them to protect him and leave him alone once he left office.
00:14:11.120clearly four or five months in administration he made a deal i think he brought in elon and others
00:14:15.660probably unknowingly just to find all the dirt to have a dossier to be able to then sue for peace
00:14:20.940with them that he could loot insider trade make insider deals do whatever he wanted and then make
00:14:26.620statements and do things that would purposely lose the midterms he'll then be a lame duck loot
00:14:33.220everything and waddle off into the sunset and then going into that you have the neocons and the bush
00:14:38.020style spirit in charge back to the uniparty sharing power with the democrats going into
00:14:44.9002028 the problem is the democrat party is even more unpopular than trump with the general public
00:14:50.000and so the communists and the socialists and their globalist funders realize that
00:14:54.260they want totalitarianism they want to end any chance for a populist right to ever come back
00:14:58.780they know their time is short so they're going to sew things up so to the israeli aipac0.59
00:15:03.380Jewish lobby. So it's really a fight between that communist globalist arm, which the Rothschilds0.85
00:15:08.940also fund, and the Israel arm that they also fund. So either way, they win about what type
00:15:13.580of totalitarian future we have. And so we're going to be hit by crossfire by the left, by the
00:15:18.660communist, by the democratic socialist America, the power structure, the media, and then whoever
00:15:23.500is left over in the Republican establishment. And so you have Trump joining with the globalists,
00:15:27.920joining with AIPAC. And now you see the original America first patriots that took over the Tea
00:15:33.340Party and everything we did being targeted because, again, we are the real American opposition.
00:15:37.820We are the real 1776. And now we should expect something really, really hardcore. But it's okay
00:15:44.360because what we're doing is popular constitutional. There's a mass awakening, not just on the right,
00:15:48.920but also the left. And if we can illustrate that the Democrat Socialists of America and their
00:15:52.840message and their funding is actually one arm of the establishment and expose the Republican0.51
00:15:56.800rhino neocons, they're not coming back from the dead. They're incredibly unpopular. We have a
00:16:01.180very good chance of actually having an old boomerang back in their face. If the public's
00:16:05.400informed, if they take action, and if we have the right leaders from the grassroots right at the
00:16:10.180top, Nick Fuentes, please expand on what I just said. Yeah, I agree with you. I guess I'm just a
00:16:16.360little bit more pessimistic about the whole situation. I think that the way things are
00:16:20.380shaking out, we're going to lose no matter what in 2028. That's what it seems to be to me,
00:16:25.200especially when you consider that realistically i think if we if we actually in a way kind of
00:16:31.080revisit history a little bit and reinterpret it properly understood it almost seems like trumpism
00:16:36.220was a bit of a fluke only in the sense that in 2016 he only won by what was it 70 000 votes
00:16:42.020across a handful of counties in a few states in michigan and pennsylvania and i forget what the
00:16:48.560third closest state was but it was a very small number of votes in 2024 i think the fluke was
00:16:54.100that you had biden who had that horrible gaffe on stage in the debate they brought kamala in1.00
00:16:59.880she's the most unpopular vp in history she didn't even make it to the iowa caucus in 2020 when she
00:17:05.380ran for president you had trump getting shot in the ear the unprecedented effect of october 7th
00:17:10.740pushing american jury to the right all that together i think put trump over the top and 24
00:17:17.140it was like this once in a lifetime second chance because you got to consider while all this has
00:17:23.380been going on, the demographic clock has been ticking, which is to say that every single state
00:17:27.040is becoming less white, more diverse, more immigrant, which translates to more Democrat.0.92
00:17:33.060So the demographic conditions are far worse in 24 than they were in 20 and worse in 20 than in 16.
00:17:38.340They'll be worse in 28. And so I think that between that, recognizing maybe some of the
00:17:43.420limitations of Trumpism, you know, I know we like to say like, oh, Trumpism was the greatest
00:17:48.260political movement ever. I think we kind of caught a break a couple of times. A couple of times,
00:17:53.040The left just didn't show up when they had Hillary Clinton, who was extremely unpopular, the Comey letter.
00:17:59.020And then again in 24, for all the aforementioned reasons, there's limitations to Trump.
00:18:04.38028 is going to be demographically worse.
00:18:06.480You add to that that Trump is extremely unpopular, politically toxic.
00:18:10.720You can only imagine what the Democrats are going to dig up in the next two years.
00:18:14.340They're going to get started right away.
00:18:15.800It's going to be Corey Lewandowski and Kristi Nolman, DHS.
00:21:59.480How did you see it, gosh, three years ago or longer,
00:22:03.020You predicted the win. You predicted they go right to Iran. You predicted he would become pure AIPAC. Was he always AIPAC? Because now he has Mark Levin saying, you know, Trump's the rebel and the rebels are Israel and Trump against all the evil racist woke right or woke Reich and against the Democrats trying to act like we're with them.0.97
00:22:24.740when, in truth, we see at the highest levels Trump joining the establishment.
00:32:20.660But from Trump, we're getting Marie Antoinette statements by his daughter out riding on horses at sunsets, you know, saying, oh, we're taking over this private island with the Rothschilds.
00:32:29.240Ha ha ha. Causes a giant revolt by millions in Albania.
00:32:32.480I mean, these guys are, I think, in their own delusional bubble.
00:32:35.960Nick, I want to play this clip of Trump.
00:32:37.860It's a short one about the small potatoes and say, is he possessed by the avatar of James Carville or by John Podesta?
00:32:47.960Because if they could make him say things that hurt the Republicans worse, they couldn't come up with him.
00:33:24.820And in Vietnam, you lost 100,000 people.
00:33:27.860And in other conflicts, you lost tens of thousands of people.
00:33:31.780I would say that it's intermittent, you know.
00:33:35.900So if you could come up with a better way to hurt yourself, even if he believes that, why say it out loud?
00:33:41.340What do you think is going on there, Nick?
00:33:43.760Well, I think in a clip like that, this is just the political necessity or the political imperative coming into conflict with his ego.
00:33:52.580I think you've seen this over and over and over again.
00:33:54.620And this is something that happens with Trump, which is that maybe a situation might necessitate a certain policy, like, for example, Operation Warp Speed or a war in Iran.
00:34:04.500There's these outside pressures that coalesce and make him make him, quote unquote, do these things.
00:34:09.700And then I think his pride becomes bound up in it.
00:34:12.500So, for example, throughout 2020 and throughout 2024, it was a major problem for the Republican base that Trump was the the father of the vaccine, that he invented the covid vaccine, that he's the father of the lockdown, that that that was basically his fault that he made that decision.
00:34:29.100And I remember at the rallies, he would get booed for taking credit for the vaccine.
00:34:33.780He would actually say, like, it's a good thing.
00:34:37.020I made the vaccine and, you know, we saved everybody and I held it handled it better than anybody.
00:34:41.740And he would get booed at the rallies, but he would persist in saying it.
00:34:45.520And I think it's sort of similar here where he promised no new wars and his whole policy is this, you know, what do they call it?
00:34:53.580The Don Roe doctrine where they're going to go into Venezuela and then they're going to try this regime change in Iran.0.54
00:34:58.660And I think that he has to defend it because he owns it.0.72
00:35:01.500It's his conflict. It's his war. This is his policy.
00:35:05.300And so he wants to minimize it and say from the perspective of American power, this is not a huge commitment.
00:35:11.740for the United States. Iran has their back up against the wall. It's existential for them.
00:35:16.440For us, it's nothing. But the way that it comes across, obviously, is it sounds like he's
00:35:21.380minimizing the casualties and it sounds like he's minimizing the war itself, which, of course,
00:35:26.980he is. But I don't think there's any conspiracy there. I think that's just like this is something
00:35:31.740that you see from Trump from time to time is that he's more of a egoist and a narcissist
00:35:36.820than he is an ideologue. And he's more of that even sometimes than a good politician.
00:35:41.360And I would say about the financial stuff, there's a very obvious explanation for that, which I've said. He goes out there consistently and very shockingly saying, I don't care about the American consumer. I don't care about prices. I don't care about gas prices. I don't care.
00:35:56.900And from the perspective of the American public, we hear that and we we hear, like you said, Marie Antoinette, he's so callous.
00:36:05.260He's so out of touch. Interest rates are high. The bond market is imploding.
00:36:09.540You have all these problems. The wages are stagnating and falling behind inflation.
00:36:14.120But you have to consider this is also from the perspective of the Iranian public as well, because the Iranian strategy is they think they're going to squeeze Trump with oil.
00:36:25.320And they think they're going to squeeze him with all the knock-on effects in the broader economy.
00:36:29.560And they think that what is really going to be the hard limit for Trump is the midterms.
00:36:33.880It's not just that they're going to hurt Trump's economy and then hurt his job approval and
00:45:25.900that don't want us to move any kind of permanent,
00:45:28.420facility to Israel for that very reason, because of counterintelligence and espionage that they
00:45:34.060might conduct against us. But, you know, all that being said, Iran has basically succeeded in moving0.75
00:45:39.580America away. And what this then does is, of course, if we want to enforce any agreement on0.95
00:45:46.040Iran, if we want to use hard power against Iran, it just takes us longer to get there, which means
00:45:52.060it's more risky. And not only that, not just for offensive purposes. So, for example, instead of0.78
00:45:57.700bombing iran over the persian gulf from the gulf countries now we got to fly from the middle of
00:46:03.780saudi arabia now we got to fly from israel to hit them so it's just logistically more difficult
00:46:08.580because it's a longer distance but on top of that if we don't have radar positions this is very
00:46:13.540important if we don't have radar that's forward deployed close to iran that are detecting those
00:46:19.880early signals of a drone launch a missile launch then we have less time to anticipate an iranian
00:46:27.080drone or missile that's headed to a U.S. facility like in Jordan or like in Israel or Saudi Arabia,
00:46:32.980which only makes it more difficult than to shoot them down. So it is a major strategic victory for0.70
00:46:39.120Iran already. They effectively control the strait. They effectively control that entire periphery0.98
00:46:44.780that's within range of their drones and missiles. And what is happening, I think the big picture
00:46:49.540is that all of the conflicts that we perceived as separate are now becoming one conflict,
00:46:55.160which is to say it started in Ukraine in 2022 when Putin invaded, then it was Epic Fury and
00:47:01.780Midnight Hammer in 25 and 26. Then everybody knows the next shoe to drop is going to be Taiwan.
00:47:08.100And whereas at one point they were seen as separate conflicts with separate interests
00:47:12.320and rules and ways that we could work them, now it's all becoming one thing because the missile
00:47:17.780economy is fungible. We are not able to fulfill contracts to Japan and South Korea of fast
00:47:25.140systems and patriot missile batteries were like behind on an 83 million dollar contract in japan
00:47:30.400same thing in europe so just state what you just said i don't put words in your mouth
00:47:33.660i went off the pentagon zone assessments calling the cold war world war three and they said this
00:47:38.600new war is starting to become a new world war world war four and of course mark levin and all
00:47:43.100of them had a field area world war five yet they're being very childish like world war means
00:47:47.960nuclear war no it means a global conflict with major powers squaring off in major zones with
00:47:52.680high casualties and major damage to the world economy, that then other alliances drag other
00:47:58.640groups into alliances, like a domino effect. And that is the reality. And they make these jokes.
00:48:03.660Trump's not even calling this a war. My point is, I predicted years ago, if there was the Iran war,
00:48:08.000it would link up with the Ukraine war. But that was also the Pentagon assessments. But then the
00:48:11.940neocons sit there and say, we're insane. Obviously, they know it's true. And Israel's Smotrich,
00:48:17.300their finance minister, has called this ideal, forcing us in a situation to have the whole0.70
00:48:22.480world turn against us and drive us into the arms of Israel, including our bases, which chaos was0.74
00:48:27.020their long-term goal, as you said years ago. This is very well thought out. People need to understand1.00
00:48:31.820it's not like an opinion. Oh, we're winning. Oh, we're not winning. Oh, it's just this one thing
00:48:36.180I ran. No, this is much bigger. It's even bigger than the economy. It's about strategic power,
00:48:40.640and it's about Israel wanting to weaken our power while intensifying their power in the Middle East0.93
00:48:45.300at our expense. And you just have to lay that at the feet of the Israel lobby. But it's still a
00:48:50.600giant gamble, Nick Fuentes. Well, yeah, you're exactly right. It is truly. And I saw you said
00:48:56.640this in the debate. We are in World War Three. We've been in World War Three because, you know,
00:49:00.160what is happening now, I thought is really interesting. A lot of people were confused by
00:49:03.880this. The CIA director, John Ratcliffe, went to Russia a couple of weeks ago, visited Moscow in
00:49:09.460this very secretive mission. And they said, why was Ratcliffe in Moscow? And they said, well,
00:49:14.160he was there to warn Russia about a potential incursion into a NATO country, because what
00:49:19.160they've been saying now for a few weeks, actually, is that Russia is preparing between now and 2029
00:49:25.100to test the resolve of NATO by doing some kind of gray area incursion into a NATO country,
00:49:32.580something that NATO doesn't account for. So if Russia started bombing Estonia, a NATO country
00:49:37.940overnight, then the rest of NATO would have to go to war with Russia in defense of Estonia.
00:49:42.640But if Russia does a cyber attack, or let's say they conduct some kind of humanitarian rescue
00:49:47.940mission within estonia's border that's like a gray area would that invoke article five would
00:49:54.600that necessitate an attack on one against is an attack on all response they say that russia is
00:50:00.500going to try that to try to rip nato apart and then of course you know where that's headed is
00:50:06.000that russia is going to maybe consider attacking some of these supply chains in europe right now
00:50:11.440ukraine is launching these longer range drones which they've developed deep into russia to hit
00:50:16.480their oil and gas refineries as far as Siberia to grind down Russia's war machine. On the front
00:50:22.060lines, it's a stalemate. So now it's become a war of attrition where Ukraine is bombing Russia's
00:50:26.740war economy. Russia can't really reciprocate in exactly the same way because Ukraine is supplied
00:50:33.120by Western Europe. So where are they getting their stuff? They're not getting it from Ukraine,
00:50:37.540which is like fair game for Russia because Ukraine isn't a NATO country. They're getting
00:50:42.360their stuff from Germany. They're getting their stuff from Sweden. They're getting their stuff
00:50:45.920from Poland, and that's off limits to Russia. So it's setting up this conflict where for Russia to
00:50:51.420win and play on a level playing field, eventually they're going to have to bring NATO into the
00:50:56.200equation. And this is raising the specter of, OK, so let's say Russia goes to war with Europe.
00:51:02.080Let's say Russia starts doing drone strikes on production facilities and energy and electrical
00:51:07.660facilities in NATO European countries. Would these countries be able to defend themselves?
00:51:13.500And the answer is no. Why? Because all those anti-aircraft systems or missile defense systems, they're all being depleted in Iran.
00:51:22.420And the same question goes then for the Pacific. How are we going to deter aggression from China and the first island chain?0.96
00:51:28.880We're going to need those exact same systems in Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, the other.
00:51:33.660So our entire geopolitical empire is being flushed down the toilet. Whether we defend the empire or not, it's going to really hurt when it happens.
00:51:40.900is being depleted on the altar of Israel.0.98
00:51:43.600I don't know how Israel, their thinkers, I see in their newspapers say,0.94
00:51:47.000oh, and their Knesset members, oh, a week in America is good for us.
00:52:04.600Is that just deranged chutzpah or what's happening?
00:52:07.740I think that there's a secret benefit there,0.90
00:52:10.120And I think that this is what a lot of people don't account for, which is that in the end of all of this, Iran will be totally weakened, if not destroyed.0.75
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01:04:15.200And I think Strzok's going to have some more of those debates.
01:04:17.680Hopefully Nick can come down to one of those.
01:04:19.620So like he said, we can have more heavyweight people there.
01:04:21.820But I have to tell you that it's shocking because I was the guy, not because I'm on the payroll of Israel or not because, you know, any of that stuff you've heard that's all BS.
01:04:33.520I would just call balls and strikes, criticize Israel and did something bad.0.96
01:04:37.120But we had China to deal with, the Muslims, the left, big tech.0.96
01:04:42.680Israel really is saying we run America.0.91
01:04:45.220I can play even if you played them, their top rabbis, a whole bunch of their Knesset, Netanyahu's people, and they are coming in and primarying people.0.55
01:04:58.220The ADL has 39 laws passed in states to felonies.
01:05:02.500If you get a government contract, you've ever criticized Israel, totally unconstitutional, serious First Amendment killing stuff that I'm very allergic to dealing with the Democrats.
01:05:11.000It's not going for hours, all the stuff Israel's doing, but they are really making a real move on running this country.
01:05:16.840They've left the Democrats, and now they've run over to the Republican Party, and they don't want to join with America Firsters and adopt our stuff.0.91
01:05:23.140They now are making us the enemy to push us out so they fully control it.
01:05:26.800Instead, they're just destroying the Republican Party.
01:05:28.880Then you have these influencers that, you know, admittedly spent $1.3 billion out of the Knesset, and that's what we know of the last year and a half, buying them.
01:05:36.020We know they're on the payroll through subsidiaries.
01:08:53.260If Trump does something that's Israel first, they'll defend it because it's him.0.50
01:08:58.100If Trump does something that that puts American national security at risk or compromises us, they'll support it because it's him.
01:09:05.040And that's where I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop.
01:09:07.880It's like, at what point does Trump push too far where these people are going to say, wait a second, this is contrary to the entire message that they'll support Lindsey Graham.
01:09:17.960Many of them are saying now that George W. Bush is a good guy.0.62
01:09:21.600They're supporting a war with Iran. I look at this other cast of characters and I'm like,
01:09:26.620what happened to you? Like, who are these people? You're white Gentiles, Christians,
01:09:31.940claim to be American patriots. And yet you're going to support everything that compromises1.00
01:09:37.280the United States to Israel because it's Trump that is the one doing it. So I'm waiting for
01:09:42.960these people to kind of snap out of it and realize that we should really be the ones holding the
01:09:48.460cards instead of the ones that are left holding the bad. Because to me, I look at the Trump
01:09:52.920movement, and I think I said this on your show before, something that they like to say now,
01:09:57.860and I think I've heard you say it also, and I agree with the sentiment, people say that Trump
01:10:02.280is squandering the generational coalition. They say that, you know, we brought this big coalition
01:10:07.840together, won the popular vote, won the electoral college, we were going to do all the things,
01:10:12.820cut the deficit $2 trillion, put the global minimum tariff on everybody, no new wars,
01:10:19.640and the war in Ukraine. We're going to do all the good stuff, they said. And then Trump's
01:10:24.540mishandling of the Epstein files, launching the war in Iran, is blowing all it up and squandering
01:10:30.300all the potential. And it's like, when are people going to realize that it's the Israeli faction0.81
01:10:36.340that did this they ruined the coalition they prioritizing their interests blew it all up and0.78
01:10:44.200they blew it for all of us now we can't get mass deportations we can't get a tariff schedule
01:10:49.820we can't get doge we can't get the government efficacy we can't do any of these things because
01:10:56.000they have made trump politically toxic and radioactive and poisonous and it's literally
01:11:01.780only because of their issues but what other than epstein files in iran war has made trump more
01:11:08.100unpopular it's nothing and let me back you up it's literally israeli run scandals epstein's
01:11:13.040their baby more than anything it's got other intelligence involved but it's it's mainly that
01:11:16.660like 80 the war is them and then i see articles all the time by the adl anyone saying israel
01:11:22.940started this war we're gonna get you we're gonna de-platform you debank you censor you
01:11:26.600when you've got Randy Fine and all the rest of them on TV saying,0.98
01:11:30.480damn right we did this, damn right we want to run America,0.96
01:11:33.700and the head of Meta Censorship saying, yeah, we put Jews in all the censorship positions,0.99
01:11:37.120we're going to censor all you, and if you say it's Jews, we're going to censor you.
01:11:39.920So they're like daring people, and they want this fight, and you know me, I'm not looking for it.0.86
01:11:45.120You were working at the Daily Wire, and they came after you to censor you.0.66
01:11:47.780They persecuted you, you know, 12 years ago, so you said, screw you,
01:11:50.960and they're just making enemies faster than you can.0.97
01:11:54.160You know, to me, it's just insane. And as you mentioned that, Will Chamberlain kept saying during the debate, I am a hyper Zionist. I'm a super Zionist. I am. I am Israel first. So he's very, very proud of this. And then the other guys are like denying that Section 219 says this when it says it clearer than day.
01:12:13.560well and what's funny about chamberlain is uh he looks like a gentile and his name
01:12:20.260sounds like you know will chamberlain so he gets to sit on a panel of white gentile christians0.89
01:12:26.520with his white gentile name and his white gentile face but being a jew and pretend to be like some
01:12:32.020kind of reasonable guy on the topic like hey everybody look i'm not like ben shapiro with0.57
01:12:36.540this yarmulke i'm will chamberlain i'm a national conservative i'm a national populist and i think
01:12:41.680that being pro-israel you know that's just good policy i'm not a hyper-partisan jew that supports
01:12:47.140israel because of my ethnicity this is just good policy we're nationalists and and i'm just looking
01:12:52.680at wilson and the other guy in doyle as just like the and i like andrew wilson however it's like you
01:12:59.260are being cucked like you all are letting this guy and what he represents run your movement into the
01:13:06.520ground, run your coalition, run this administration into the ground. What I would have liked to see
01:13:11.940is J.D. Vance go to the Republican Jewish coalition because they don't like him.
01:13:17.700And that's something that, you know, maybe that's a credit to Vance. I know you like him more than
01:13:22.260I do. I would have liked to see Vance go to the RJC and say, I know you don't like me and I don't
01:13:29.040really like you, but you know what? We're your only chance. And there's more of us than there
01:13:33.340are of you and if you want the dsa not to win if you don't want these left-wing nut jobs to win
01:13:38.580then you better fall in line and know your place why are these people in the senior position and
01:13:45.800not the junior position we should have the upper hand the coalition that got trump elected was
01:13:51.480white people the cola and you know and not it's not only white people but they are by far and away
01:13:57.240i think 90 of the trump voters are white it's white people it's christians this is obviously
01:14:02.520the big block of voters behind the Republicans and the Trump coalition. So we should be calling
01:14:08.200the shots a little bit more than people like Randy Fine and Mark Levin and Laura Loomer
01:14:13.720and Will Chamberlain. But the problem is it's these like sucker white people that are getting0.99
01:14:20.140tricked to work against their own interests. And they're going to sit on the sideline during this0.99
01:14:24.360debate. That's right. And they're going to argue for this foreign interest that is clearly being
01:14:29.140prioritized to the detriment of the national interest, which apparently they're supposed to
01:14:33.660support. So I look at those guys, almost feel bad for them. And I want to say, like, what are you
01:14:38.220doing on that side of the aisle? You should be. And, you know, I got my disagreements with Kent,
01:14:42.400but I agree with him on foreign policy. It's like you guys should be on the side of Alex Jones,
01:14:47.380Joe Kent, Kai, Joel Webin, Fishback. Like we are the ones that are advocating for our own side.
01:30:47.180Literally, when the accountants have the numbers two years later, they go, without that $9 million, you would have shut down.
01:30:52.180With all the legal bills and the fights, it was that donation took us through over two years of four-plus-million-dollar underages every year.
01:30:58.020and then they had the irs uh do multiple year-long audits and they came back and said this is rare
01:31:04.080you overpaid 4.3 million dollars the last five years and then put that in it went into the
01:31:09.840bankruptcy but they were in control of the company they spent a bunch of it for more investigations
01:31:14.180with forensic accountants but under the law it had to keep us running so a few million went to
01:31:18.840forensic accountants to try to find dirt the other went into the employees and kept us opening hand
01:34:47.380That is a America First Nick J. Foyntes hat at fointes.store.
01:34:53.160And I know he's got big announcements coming and big things he's been doing when it comes to expansion that are top secret that you'll hear about very, very soon.
01:35:00.300So he understands in this fight he is doubling down.
01:35:56.900But you want to say a few things just about, in general,
01:35:59.260about some of the exciting stuff you've got coming up?
01:36:02.680Yeah, sure. Well, I really appreciate the plug on the store. But yeah, we just launched or are preparing to launch one of our first big projects from the foundation. It's called the America First Scorecard. And a lot of people are wondering, we have this midterm strategy. We want the Democrats to win the midterms. And some races, of course, though, we do have America First Republicans that are running or we did people like James Fishback or Thomas Massey.
01:36:26.440So we put together a resource through the nonprofit wing of the movement, the America First Foundation.
01:36:32.820It's called the scorecard. And we basically went through and evaluated every single member of Congress and gave them a grade on the three pillars of America First, which are immigration, trade and foreign policy.
01:36:44.400So we give a letter grade on each of those issues and then an aggregate score, which is also a letter grade.
01:36:50.660And we did it by going through every vote and every sponsorship and co-sponsorship on every bill that every member of Congress has ever voted on or sponsored or co-sponsored.
01:37:01.400And it's a resource so that people can look at their local congressman or look at their representative and figure out if they're worth voting for.
01:37:08.580and they can read through and look at the information and make that decision based on
01:37:12.840how those politicians came down on some of the critical issues so that'll be coming out next
01:37:17.580week and we got some other stuff coming down the pike a little later in the year as well
01:37:21.580so you're not ready to tell people about one of the exciting things you told me about a few months
01:37:25.380ago not yet not just yet but soon very but the point is you're getting ready to take the gloves
01:37:33.140off oh yeah yes we're we're getting ready to really go all the way and uh take it to the
01:37:38.580net it's like you said next level we're ready to go next level next level next level right right0.75
01:37:44.960right uh speaking of next level idiocy uh sneco i guess you knew him traveled some with him i was0.98
01:37:51.520familiar a little bit with what the stuff he does truly it might be like an attention whore0.98
01:37:56.080and whenever i said we ought to deport him that was just a figure of speech and he got the deport
01:38:00.860sneaker shirt that's a must-have he all says hey i i want to have you on my show i said sure if you
01:38:05.680come on mine sure i'll come on tomorrow i promise then he ghost us after i go on with him and i said
01:38:12.180okay and then i pointed it out and he says no no no i've agreed to come on doesn't respond to me
01:38:16.860doesn't respond to my producer so i stop then i don't even notice that there's a text from him
01:38:21.200saying okay talk to my imam i didn't see for like a week talk to my because i'll go back through my
01:38:26.640text talk to my imam and have him on and then i'll come on and so i basically text him and say no you
01:38:32.140need to come on you can come on with you then all of a sudden he's running around last week saying
01:38:35.640alex jones is a coward he won't interview my imam uh and he starts playing recordings of me that
01:38:41.180aren't even in context it doesn't improve what he's saying which pisses me off uh it's nothing0.96
01:38:46.100embarrassing but what are you doing dude i send you audio things when i'm driving like i do
01:38:49.780everybody's i don't have time to have a car wreck and you know type it out or do voice to print
01:38:53.240because AI doesn't get my voice right, so it messes up unlike other people's.
01:38:56.560It's really great for everybody else. It doesn't work for me.
01:38:59.280And so now I'm just kind of like, he even admits in the thing I saw last week,
01:39:05.040oh, I got huge ratings. It boosts my career. It made me way bigger.
01:39:09.160And so he starts texting me more, so I text him back and say, yeah, I'll look at it,
01:39:13.800but I'm not going to interview your imam first. I'll talk to you.
01:39:18.140And I said, we'll probably do it off my regular show so it can be commercial-free.
01:39:23.240and but i said but you know we'll still probably take a few breaks and he goes i don't do stuff1.00
01:39:28.680for shekels like you we don't have breaks well wait a minute you do super chats you have sponsors0.58
01:39:34.240what does that mean like if i have ads because we're traditional media we're on radio stations1.00
01:39:38.220of tv that it's like it's a dirty thing it's like everything he does is like talking to like a
01:39:43.660like a ferret on methamphetamine or something so at a certain point it's not because i'm scared of
01:39:49.700him. I feel like any involvement with him turns into a tar baby of deception. And he's so deceptive
01:39:55.780and so slimy. I feel like I'm participating in a lie, even talking to him. So what do you know0.55
01:40:01.640about this scumbag? Well, he's a freak and he's really gone off the deep end. When I met him,1.00
01:40:07.520he was a relatively normal guy. He was like trying to be the next Casey Neistat. He was trying to be
01:40:12.380a vlogger on YouTube. We talked about conspiracy theories. He's a yay fan like I am, like we all
01:40:18.860are and a little bit right wing Trump guy, that sort of thing.
01:40:22.420And what has happened over the past couple of years is he's become this like totally0.98
01:49:13.380I mean, because it's absolutely indefensible.0.98
01:49:15.120And I'm glad you've been very clear here that just because we're against Israel hegemony doesn't mean we support Islamic hegemony.0.96
01:49:21.260I think that's a huge new, you know, it's an old fight, but really a fight that's coming front and center about America first rejects Islam.0.88
01:49:29.480Well, yes, it's an innovation because we need to start taking our own side.0.96