The Auron MacIntyre Show - November 13, 2026


The GOP Train Wreck Gets Worse | 11⧸13⧸26

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00:00:20 Hey everybody, how's it going? Thanks for joining me this afternoon. I am Oren McIntyre. Before we
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00:01:00 uh it's a little bleak out there things are uh are not the best not gonna lie to you um i i hope
00:01:07 that we'll be able to provide some silver linings today uh but we need to go through what's going on
00:01:12 i've had some people say hey uh the black pills have been thick and fast here recently can we do
00:01:18 some other stuff and yeah we did the c.s lewis episode and i've got a couple more theory episodes
00:01:22 that are coming up here soon i've got them already mapped out hopefully they'll be out next week
00:01:27 but we did have to stop and talk about kind of the fallout of the midterms continuing today because
00:01:33 there's too much important going on behind the scenes and the important thing is that there's a
00:01:37 lot of narrative weaving going on a lot of people are trying to recast the events of the midterms
00:01:43 assign blame in different places uh they want you to think differently about the obvious events and
00:01:49 how they unfolded because well they were wrong about them and their predictions were disastrous
00:01:54 but also because they're invested in a future for republicans for america uh that is not good
00:02:00 it's not good it's not going to lead us anywhere great and so uh while i know some of this might
00:02:05 be depressing i think it's really important to go through these events because we have to learn
00:02:09 these lessons uh appropriate accurate political analysis matters i know i know uh but ultimately
00:02:16 we have to get this stuff right because if we don't if we allow other people to shape the events
00:02:22 in front of us if we allow them to create this narrative sphere that just kind of uh cordons
00:02:27 off everybody who's actually responsible for what happened what's going on that provides
00:02:31 alternative explanations then it leads us to some very bad places and i think you'll see that as we
00:02:36 explore what's going on today. So let's not drag our feet. Let's go ahead and get into it.
00:02:43 So Donald Trump announced this just a few days after the loss in the midterms, historic loss.
00:02:50 Donald Trump posts this. He says, I've asked Vice President Vance to focus his complete and total
00:02:56 attention on the massive corruption and crime taking place in Democrat run cities and states
00:03:02 throughout the u.s the blue states such as minnesota california illinois and many other
00:03:07 many more are all poorly run corrupt disasters billions of dollars is being stolen each and
00:03:12 every month that's all true to be clear that that's very true our budget could be quickly
00:03:17 balanced with the correction of this large-scale criminal activity well that's not true but you
00:03:23 know fair enough in the spirit of this i'll say yes it's worth pushing at and we do want to go
00:03:27 after democrat corruption we do want to go after these patronage networks corruption is in the
00:03:31 lifeblood of democrat uh or in the democrats leadership's lifeblood uh which is true uh we
00:03:38 don't need a deal with iran uh-oh uh those days are long past are long since past we've got their
00:03:45 money hundreds of billions of dollars and we've got their straight thank you for your attention
00:03:50 to this matter donald trump all right so this is bad for a lot of reasons uh first we'll start with
00:03:58 the obvious. He's saying we're done. We're done making deals with Iran. Now, to be fair, Trump is
00:04:03 always making deals, not making deals. We don't need to talk to him anymore. We're so close to a
00:04:08 deal. The messaging on this is perhaps intentionally confusing. You know, Trump does use misdirection
00:04:14 quite a bit. But either way, the point is we can't really know if he has actually completely
00:04:19 abandoned all negotiations or if this is just another one of those things where he thinks this
00:04:25 is going to create some stronger negotiating position for him with tough language however
00:04:30 it's not a good sign it's not a good sign for a couple reasons first uh when you start with i'm
00:04:36 abandoning all negotiations with iran well they already kind of thought that was the case so what
00:04:41 you're telling us after the election is i'm not really changing my direction i'm not really
00:04:46 changing my plan and the plan seems so far to do nothing uh we're just kind of holding in stasis 0.96
00:04:52 We're kind of firing at Iran
00:04:54 Sometimes they fire at us 1.00
00:04:56 Sometimes they sink like a tanker
00:04:57 Or damage a tanker
00:04:59 Sometimes we take out a few drone sites
00:05:03 Or another leader or something
00:05:04 There's this back and forth
00:05:06 But this is again the worst possible scenario
00:05:08 Because we're at war
00:05:09 It's all the bad things
00:05:11 We're driving up gas prices
00:05:13 We're expending large amounts of money
00:05:15 Keeping American military on deployment
00:05:17 We're making ourselves
00:05:19 Kind of laughing stock
00:05:21 when it comes to our Gulf state allies who can no longer trust us to secure their safety.
00:05:26 And we're not actually finishing anything where we're not committing troops, but we're
00:05:31 not actually closing anything down.
00:05:32 We're not really opening up the strait.
00:05:34 We're not really doing any of that stuff.
00:05:36 So we're just it looks like Trump is kind of just saying, I plan to more or less keep
00:05:40 us in limbo indefinitely.
00:05:42 The other bad sign here is it looks like the specific sidelining of J.D.
00:05:46 Vance to the anti-fraud task force.
00:05:49 I don't get me wrong again I don't it's not that I think those things are completely
00:05:52 unimportant but ultimately the fact was that JD Vance was seen as kind of the spearhead of the
00:05:59 most successful negotiations we were having with Iran some people say well you can't possibly 0.92
00:06:03 negotiate with Iran okay well then genocide everybody like that's like I understand people 0.94
00:06:07 saying that but that is the most content free statement you could make well you can't do deals 0.99
00:06:15 with iran okay buddy then what's your plan is your plan to just kill every iranian are you 0.94
00:06:20 we all laughed at tucker carlson when he talked about uh you know the nuking of iran uh but what
00:06:26 is your actual solution to the problem if you can't do a deal if there's literally no possibility
00:06:31 of no negotiating with anyone on iran okay i believe you then your options are walk away with
00:06:37 nothing or kill everybody those are your options so people who just do this dismissive like well
00:06:44 you just can't make deals with Iran.
00:06:46 You can't expect Iran to keep deals. 0.71
00:06:47 Okay.
00:06:49 Now you have to say something else.
00:06:50 And then what? 0.94
00:06:52 You can't do deals with Iran. 1.00
00:06:53 So murder every Iranian child. 1.00
00:06:55 Okay. 1.00
00:06:56 That's probably evil,
00:06:57 but at least it's a solution.
00:06:58 Or you can't deal deal.
00:07:00 You can't do deals with Iran. 0.97
00:07:01 So we just have to walk away entirely with nothing. 0.96
00:07:05 Okay.
00:07:06 I mean,
00:07:06 that,
00:07:07 that might be the truest thing,
00:07:08 but then you need to say that because this,
00:07:11 well,
00:07:11 you can't do deals with Iran.
00:07:12 Therefore, 0.77
00:07:13 let's say in limbo forever.
00:07:14 is nuts. Look, I've seen
00:07:16 people, people I respect, say, look, you can't just 0.96
00:07:18 walk away from Iran 1.00
00:07:20 because ultimately, it's going to make you look 1.00
00:07:22 bad. You're sending a dangerous message
00:07:24 to Muslim countries. 1.00
00:07:26 That's probably true, but that's why you
00:07:28 never got involved in this war
00:07:30 in the first place. That's why you don't do this.
00:07:32 Because as Machiavelli pointed
00:07:34 out, you can start a war whenever you want,
00:07:36 but you can't end it when you will.
00:07:39 Once you started the war,
00:07:41 you don't have total control.
00:07:42 You're not the only actor involved.
00:07:44 and so if you start the war you're kind of committed to this scenario which is why you
00:07:49 should have never started in the first place but either way you know the sunk cost fallacy
00:07:55 is the wrong choice here we cannot sit here and say oh well we can just be in this fight forever
00:08:01 and if your if your argument is well we need something besides just walking away okay then
00:08:06 you need to come up with a concrete explanation of what that means because no one ever says what
00:08:11 they mean after that hey we can't just walk away from our end okay then what are we going to do
00:08:17 be specific they never are we never get into this because the answer is there is no answer
00:08:22 there is no answer to this problem we put ourselves in an impossible situation
00:08:27 and you know you're stuck there so your options are slowly bleed out forever which it seems like
00:08:35 we're doing right like that seems to be the commitment we're just going to leave this gaping
00:08:40 wound on the republican party on the american public in general on the nation until 2028 rolls
00:08:47 around and then we lose the presidency that seems to literally be the plan because no one else is
00:08:54 giving me any other plan if you say walk away everyone says oh can't do that if you say well
00:08:59 i guess we need full boots on the ground or or nukes well no of course you'd never do that
00:09:03 okay then what's the plan because but the clear thing is once again we're stuck in the middle
00:09:10 least with no plan whatsoever. So fantastic. Why are we doing this? We have to address this. We
00:09:17 have to figure this out. So Donald Trump looks like he's going to sideline J.D. Vance. That
00:09:22 probably doesn't look good because J.D. Vance is generally recognized as the most anti-war voice
00:09:30 in the administration, the one who is most consistently pushing back against the conflict.
00:09:34 Again, this is all criminology. It's all Wall Street Journal or New York Times reports or possible White House leaks. We don't have any direct evidence of this directly from J.D. Vance. But from what has been reported, he's been pretty stalwart against that.
00:09:53 And you've seen this both in the fact that he was picked to go and do these negotiations.
00:09:57 Also, that he put out that tweet saying it was the Iran war.
00:10:01 It was our relationship with Israel.
00:10:02 It was the high gas prices. 0.99
00:10:03 That's what caused everything.
00:10:06 Okay.
00:10:07 And so him being sidelined is probably a bad optical decision here.
00:10:14 I guess, I don't know.
00:10:16 I don't know if this is Trump putting Vance in the box or if this really is just, okay,
00:10:21 this is no win situation. So we want Vance as far away from it as possible. So he can be insulated
00:10:26 from that. That's not going to work, but maybe that's the theory there. But anyway, it's not a
00:10:32 good, it's not a good look. And this is why it matters that the failures of the midterms are
00:10:40 properly attributed. When people tell you, oh, it was the tariffs or it was, I don't know,
00:10:47 corruption yeah like those are all bad people didn't like them for sure but when they put it
00:10:52 on all this other stuff even demographics which again i'm i'm i'm pretty uh sympathetic to the
00:10:57 explanation of demographics for the larger trends in american politics however when you come up with
00:11:02 all these excuses anything and everything but the war there's a couple reasons for that one a lot of
00:11:08 these people who are selling this stuff uh have to make that up because they were personally
00:11:14 responsible for selling the war and so now uh they're very you know they're very protective
00:11:20 but also very importantly they needed some kind of way to continue to support trump even though
00:11:25 the war was not going to end because they knew the war wasn't going to end and so now they're
00:11:29 in a bind because if people attribute the war to the loss or the loss to the war and they see them
00:11:36 as the people who not only push the war but also made excuses as to why the war was not the case
00:11:40 they're going to lose credibility they're going to be in big trouble and they certainly will not
00:11:44 be able to continue to support the trump administration and we're starting to see this
00:11:47 now okay we're seeing the the cadre of online characters who you have to shut up you're a
00:11:53 panicking you're truning out all of that stuff these people are one by one renouncing trump
00:11:59 renouncing maga i mean in ways i've never like it's it's incredible to watch these people do
00:12:05 this turn okay i've seen i see people writing think pieces people who said that the government
00:12:10 should literally go after podcasters who are pointing out that the war in Iran is bad and
00:12:14 probably going to hurt us in the midterms. People who wrote that kind of stuff are now turning
00:12:18 around and saying, yeah, MAGA is over. Trump is over. It's all over. We need the return of Mitt
00:12:26 Romney. I'm not even making this stuff up, guys. I really am not. They're pulling the MAGA hats off
00:12:32 of their Twitter profiles. They are trooning out, as they like to accuse everybody else of.
00:12:38 they are doing exactly that
00:12:40 and they have
00:12:42 and there's no excuses there's no I'm sorry
00:12:44 there's no I got a bad read it's all
00:12:46 you know who could have seen this coming
00:12:48 well literally everybody everybody else
00:12:50 everybody who wasn't a complete shill
00:12:52 who sold out everything their audience
00:12:55 everything possible
00:12:56 anybody who was paying attention
00:12:58 knew exactly what was going to happen but we have to watch
00:13:00 these people just go through this incredible 0.63
00:13:02 humiliation ritual desperately hoping
00:13:04 that if they post through it people won't notice
00:13:06 that they pushed us to this over and over again
00:13:09 and insulted everybody that warned about it.
00:13:11 But let's also check out Trump's justification
00:13:15 for staying in the region, right?
00:13:17 Like, what would Trump say to his voters?
00:13:20 How would he explain the continued presence 0.97
00:13:22 in the Middle East after this disastrous election
00:13:25 when it seems like the Iran war
00:13:27 is doing absolutely nothing for us?
00:13:29 Let's see what Trump says.
00:13:31 Their leaders are gone for the most part.
00:13:32 Their leaders are there.
00:13:33 But that's the reason we're still there.
00:13:35 that's the reason we're still in this war because because the people that we're looking to protect
00:13:41 and that includes israel uh the people that we're looking to protect which is basically the middle
00:13:46 east and we've had great relationships with them they're tremendous investors in our country they
00:13:52 spend trillions of dollars in our country the people that we're here to protect would rather
00:13:58 have me do it the way i'm so trump makes it clear we don't have to guess we don't we don't have to
00:14:04 guess what's going on here okay trump says explicitly we are in iran we are we are at
00:14:13 in the middle east we are fighting this war for israel and our gulf state allies and he only
00:14:20 names israel by name israel and some people in the middle east and why do we need to be there
00:14:25 well they invest a lot in our country they spend a lot of money here so we're in iran losing the
00:14:33 midterms, throwing away deportations, throwing away MAGA agenda. Why? For Israel and the Gulf
00:14:39 States because they spend money here. That's Donald Trump's explicit explanation for why
00:14:47 we're in the Iran war. Donald Trump has said this repeatedly. Marco Rubio has said this.
00:14:53 mike johnson has said this we went to war for israel to protect israel because israel wanted
00:15:03 to go to war but if you say it you're an agent of qatar it's a celebration parallax if trump says
00:15:13 we're going to war for israel if rubio says we're going to war for israel if mike johnson says we're
00:15:16 going to war for israel that's fine because they're saying it like it's a good thing but if
00:15:21 you say it if tucker carlson says it kandace owen says it nick fuentes says it the average you know 0.91
00:15:27 random person on the street who can has two eyes and ears says it well they're in it they're a
00:15:33 dangerous anti-semi right like they're they're a crazy conspiracy nut for literally just repeating
00:15:40 what donald trump marco rubio and the speaker of the house the former speaker of the house to be
00:15:46 you know, soon, have all said.
00:15:50 I don't know what else to say, man.
00:15:51 Like, what is there left to explain?
00:15:55 Donald Trump has said, we're staying in this region
00:15:57 because we're here to protect Israel
00:15:59 and our other Gulf state allies.
00:16:03 That's why we're here.
00:16:07 Plain as day for everybody.
00:16:10 But don't worry, tomorrow someone's going to call me an anti-Semite
00:16:14 for playing the president.
00:16:16 and repeating what he said you know they are what are we doing here what's left like this
00:16:24 like this is how you absolutely destroy anything left of the coalition anything left of the legacy
00:16:30 any possible momentum going forward because what Donald Trump is saying here is not only
00:16:34 are we in the Middle East or these foreign countries explicitly not a mention of the
00:16:40 United States not oh all right Iran's got a nuke it's you know two weeks away and it's going to
00:16:45 Take out New York, which was always a lie, obviously.
00:16:51 But through all of that, it's not even mentioned.
00:16:54 What are we talking about?
00:16:55 We're in the Middle East for foreign countries, and we intend to stay there. 0.99
00:16:59 They think I should keep doing exactly what I'm doing.
00:17:02 So not the American people.
00:17:03 I don't care.
00:17:04 I reject the American people and what they just told me about the war in Iran. 0.99
00:17:09 I'm in the Middle East for those foreign countries.
00:17:12 Donald Trump, 2026.
00:17:18 Literally America last.
00:17:20 Sorry, I hate to be the black pill on this.
00:17:23 There's nothing left to lie about, okay?
00:17:25 There's no reason to pretend anything else is going on here.
00:17:29 I do not care about how this war impacts my voters.
00:17:33 I do not care about how this war impacts the country.
00:17:36 I don't care.
00:17:38 We're there for foreign countries.
00:17:42 That's what he said.
00:17:44 And it seems like he intends to be there for a while.
00:17:48 So this war is probably not getting wrapped up in three or four months.
00:17:52 It's probably not getting wrapped up in a year.
00:17:55 We're looking at another forever war.
00:17:58 I hope I'm wrong.
00:17:59 I hope tomorrow that somehow the Trump administration figures out a deal.
00:18:03 Please prove me wrong.
00:18:04 Please, please, please prove me wrong.
00:18:06 I care way more about my country and the future of anything approaching right-wing politics
00:18:11 in this country than i care about being right but here we are and it seems like donald trump is
00:18:19 saying we're going to be there for the duration and we're going to be there for the duration
00:18:23 because it's our job to protect middle eastern countries and care more about that than we care
00:18:29 about what's happening here in the united states so not good not a good start right like we're
00:18:35 we're we're not not not seeing uh great moves out of trump immediately but unfortunately there's
00:18:41 more so donald trump also says maybe you know maybe we just go to cuba you know what we just
00:18:48 haven't we haven't done enough maybe we should head to cuba i want to get cuba done before i
00:18:57 leave you and we have a very good talented guy from cuba named marco because marco's parents
00:19:02 are from Marco Rubio. His parents are from Cuba, as you probably know, and he would love to do
00:19:08 that. So we're watching it very closely. It's doing very poorly. It's essentially a failed
00:19:12 place, nation, whatever you want to call it. It's failed. And we're watching it. I would like to be
00:19:18 able to do it. I won the Cuban vote by 94% in Florida. And I think I'm more popular now than
00:19:26 I was then. And frankly, I'd love to be able to do it for the people, for the Cubans that came 1.00
00:19:32 and were treated really badly and they came to america so if it took a little bit of military
00:19:36 force a weak campaign you'd be okay with that i'd be i would certainly consider that yes
00:19:42 so i would consider it if even if it involves a military campaign
00:19:47 i'm prepared to start another war in cuba now i'd imagine that would go a lot faster than iran
00:19:58 but still an insane thing to say as the american people tell you they're weary of this
00:20:03 that they don't want any more of this that they rejected this so soundly at the ballot box
00:20:08 that it was the largest wipeout since a republican president was literally caught
00:20:14 in impeachment proceeding you know like like like this whole scandal in watergate and ended with the
00:20:20 president leaving before he could be impeached it was a it was the same level of loss as that
00:20:25 but you're going to double down and not only are you going to double down you're going to
00:20:28 actually triple down you're going to say we're not just going to stay in the middle east but
00:20:32 we're going to go to war in another country by the way i explicitly said repeatedly that marco
00:20:39 rubio wants to go and do this because he's cuban because whoever ends up running the state department
00:20:46 we get their own personal ethnic grievance politics in our foreign policy and i said that
00:20:52 because it's obvious and i had a lot of people again a lot of these guys and the little online
00:20:58 clicks telling me this was insane how could you say this about the administration how could you
00:21:02 say this about marco rubio and uh oh the president said it explicitly the president said it this is
00:21:13 why marco rubio wants to go to war because his parents are from cuba because his personal ethnic
00:21:19 grievances are aimed at Cuba. Now, again, the Cuban regime is terrible. If it was gone,
00:21:26 that would probably be best for the United States. But let's not pretend that Cuba randomly became a 0.90
00:21:32 priority for no reason because it just happened to be the most important thing that America could
00:21:37 deal with. No, it became a priority because it was the priority of a guy who had ethnic grievances
00:21:43 and was placed in that position. Donald Trump says it explicitly and then says he's willing
00:21:48 to commit troops to work out those ethnic grievances against foreign nations this is why
00:21:54 again George Washington was very clear about not doing this not allowing us to have extended
00:22:04 alliances not have favored countries not allow foreign influence into our country to drive our
00:22:10 politics because we would end up in exactly this situation and so now we see all of the
00:22:18 american domestic policies all of those priorities out the window jd vance go figure out crime in
00:22:24 i don't know minnesota or something we're busy dealing with the middle east and cuba
00:22:31 that that's that's the response to a devastating loss in the midterms those are the priorities
00:22:40 that's where we're going with this that's what we're continuing and i'm sorry again i don't
00:22:46 want to do this long black pill episode but we have to deal with the facts on the ground here
00:22:50 we have to deal with reality as it is okay it's we we heard all the stories about how if you just
00:22:57 shut up and trust the plan and don't panic and don't trune out even though we're all doing that
00:23:03 now all especially the people who leveled all those insults but we had to hear that if we just
00:23:08 do all this stuff and shut up and drive the narrative hard enough the solution will be solved
00:23:13 and it's you you out there doubting me you the joe rogan listener the the evil podcast bro 0.91
00:23:21 you are losing the election for us and then we see this right after a lost election no lessons
00:23:28 learned why because we explicitly told the admin don't learn lessons we explicitly told the
00:23:34 republican party don't learn lessons don't make any changes we will just go ahead and say whatever
00:23:40 we need to and it will be fine we'll just message through it we'll just deceive our audiences we'll
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00:24:02 except this time i guess this really important time where it really matters but you know if we
00:24:12 just lie to our audiences enough then maybe it'll be okay now of course the republican party has
00:24:18 taken this as a uh as an indication that they can of course betray their voters all over the place
00:24:25 because why not this is now just the operating uh you know the operating uh you know whole thing
00:24:32 for the republican party is that we're just prepared to betray our voters at every level
00:24:36 So here's John Thune talking about why they didn't pass the SAVE Act.
00:24:40 And in spending a lot of time on the SAVE Act, we voted on it seven times.
00:24:45 You had 53 votes.
00:24:47 We had 53 votes for photo ID, that narrow part of it.
00:24:51 It takes 60 in the Senate.
00:24:52 And we've explained this many times in these interviews.
00:24:54 I know, I know, and the president doesn't, I mean, but the problem is,
00:24:58 and for people out there in America, this is the way the founders designed the Senate,
00:25:03 to work exactly this way
00:25:05 to make it hard to do things
00:25:06 and the legislative filibuster
00:25:08 protects minority rights
00:25:09 it gives them 0.63
00:25:10 so I want to be clear
00:25:11 that is not true
00:25:13 that is not true at all
00:25:15 the filibuster is not in the constitution
00:25:18 the founders had no intention
00:25:19 of this being the way
00:25:21 that the government works
00:25:22 John Thune is lying on Fox News
00:25:25 to his audience on purpose
00:25:27 so he can justify doing nothing
00:25:30 the Republicans could have passed the SAVE Act
00:25:32 by nuking the filibuster
00:25:33 and by the way the democrats have been clear that they intend to immediately nuke the filibuster
00:25:37 once they enter into power so john thune spent all this time so many republicans spent so much
00:25:43 time telling us we can't we can't do that because when the democrats get into power they'll use that
00:25:48 thing that we did and and this was the this was like the 40 chess move that some pundits did if
00:25:53 you if you notice this one oh well we can't nuke the filibuster because i'm really based and i don't
00:25:57 believe the republican party has the guts to go out and do what needs to get done so the reason
00:26:03 we shouldn't nuke the filibuster is that they'll do nothing with it and then the democrats will
00:26:07 use it and so it's not that i'm being a coward it's not that i'm providing excuses for the
00:26:11 failures of of the republicans no no no that's not it it's because i'm so based i recognize the
00:26:17 republicans are cowards and that's why i'm advising that we do exactly what they want 0.97
00:26:22 ridiculous ridiculous okay the democrats are going to do it anyway and so the excuse is we 0.99
00:26:31 just couldn't do any of this oh and by the way how is john thune being treated after this devastating 0.98
00:26:37 loss is he pariah is he is he's a persona non grata as he lost all support in the republican
00:26:44 party for his incredible failure that led to this devastating loss no absolutely not john thune will
00:26:51 return as the senate minority leader in fact all of the republican leadership was confirmed
00:26:57 now you could say i know some of you are immediately gonna say oh they they learned
00:27:02 nothing they learned nothing oh no oh no my friend you misunderstand this was the plan
00:27:07 this is what they wanted they got what they wanted they ran out of a clock they ran out
00:27:14 the clock on trump they made sure that none of the priorities actually got done we didn't do
00:27:19 the save act we didn't actually put any of trump's immigration reforms into law so they're all just
00:27:25 executive orders that could be easily undone. And after doing that, they made sure that Trump
00:27:31 had a disastrous midterm, became a lame duck, is going to spend the next two years doing nothing 0.72
00:27:36 but fighting a war in Iran. And the GOP can sit back, collect their donor checks, and wait till 0.83
00:27:43 MAGA gets strangled out of the party and the neocons can return. John Thune did not lose
00:27:49 this election. John Thune won.
00:27:53 John Thune did not make a mistake. He did not
00:27:55 fail. He succeeded. This was the plan.
00:27:59 He and his friends are in power.
00:28:02 Trump is out of power. Vance is sidelined.
00:28:05 That was the entire
00:28:07 goal. That's what they wanted. And they got it.
00:28:11 They got it. It was a success.
00:28:16 So don't let anyone tell you that John Thune
00:28:18 failed. Don't let them tell you that, oh, the Republicans have failed us again. No,
00:28:22 they got what they wanted. They succeeded in their task. They are still in all the places
00:28:28 they wanted to be. They still hold the power that they want to hold. Now, we also learned
00:28:34 through all of this that the Daily Caller is breaking the story that the Israeli government
00:28:41 is now enlisting a conservative influencer network, and it's going to spend six figures,
00:28:46 looks like about a $500,000 agreement, to message to American conservatives once again on Israel and
00:28:54 the Iran war. Now, that number is not actually very high because we discovered, I actually had
00:28:59 Alex Brusewitz on. He's the guy who is Trump's social media guy. He's the strategist.
00:29:05 And he went out and told everybody that he was offered, I think it was like $15 million,
00:29:10 to message on behalf of Israel and the Iran war. He refused it. But then another conservative
00:29:15 media CEO took that money tens of millions of dollars to influence Americans on behalf of a
00:29:23 foreign power so in the middle of all of this we're seeing a resurgence of foreign influence
00:29:32 paid foreign influence into the conservative sphere so maybe you guys who burned your bag
00:29:38 of hats and uh hung it up and uh truned out and denounced Trump uh because your checks dried up
00:29:43 maybe, maybe, maybe you gave up too soon. There could have been more money. You could have been
00:29:49 back on the gravy train. You guys quit before you got to that, you know, that diamond at the end.
00:29:54 So just, you know, always hang in there. There's always another foreign influence 1.00
00:29:59 payday coming in. Now, the Republicans, of course, don't see this as a moment where they
00:30:08 should learn a lesson and increase things like uh border security or deportations instead we're
00:30:16 seeing a lot of republicans and even a lot of these guys who said they were republican voters
00:30:20 they're pushing for amnesty of course we already knew you know mark wayne mullen said oh there is
00:30:25 no amnesty but then he can't stop describing an amnesty deal right like he keeps saying that
00:30:30 there's no amnesty but he keeps then describing a deal that looks exactly like amnesty for dreamers
00:30:36 he can't stop himself from doing that he just keeps vomiting it from his mouth everywhere he
00:30:41 goes but don't worry he's far from alone okay it's not just trump who's floated it it's not
00:30:46 just marking main won't mark wayne mullen who has floated it there are lots of people in the
00:30:52 republican party who have been desperately waiting for this moment so they could get their amnesty
00:30:57 deal through so they could get their version of this whole thing done so let's take a look at some
00:31:02 to the people without power and then we'll go to the people with power so here's this guy uh in
00:31:07 naples florida he runs a roofing business by the way this is my neck of the woods right so this is
00:31:12 a guy who is going to talk about his roofing crew in one of the richest zip codes in the united
00:31:18 states and he's going to talk about how he can't pay americans a living wage so he needs to import
00:31:26 these people and that's why he voted democrat i'm not gonna lie i was a big part of the blue wave
00:31:32 these are my brothers from another mother and i don't think it's right that a lot of these guys
00:31:37 are getting chased and thrown out of the country a lot of these hard-working guys i wish there's
00:31:41 better system to make sure all the money stayed in america but the truth is this the money does 0.98
00:31:45 stay here these guys build lives here and learn how to speak english they pay taxes on the shit 0.92
00:31:50 they buy they end up becoming american citizens and paying taxes the way they should i don't 0.95
00:31:55 think they're a burden on our society at all i think it's necessary how long we've been doing
00:31:58 so to be clear this guy explicitly admits on social media he is hiring crews and crews of
00:32:07 illegal aliens now we all know this is going on but this guy is literally out there here's my name
00:32:15 here's my face here's my company these guys are illegal
00:32:19 did dhs show up did ice show up no of course not because there are no mass deportations
00:32:30 okay guys it's time to bite the bullet there were no mass deportations there weren't after
00:32:38 minnesota the trump administration hacked up the deportation machine that's the reality
00:32:44 yes we're still getting deportations they're still occurring but the idea that they are
00:32:50 mass deportations that we're even going to get a quarter of the people who were here from the
00:32:55 biden years seems like a just a complete complete delusion at this point there were no mass
00:33:05 deportations you know how i know there were no mass deportations because the head of the dhs
00:33:11 is floating amnesty deals
00:33:13 because Donald Trump
00:33:15 is floating amnesty deals
00:33:17 you're telling me
00:33:18 that these guys
00:33:19 were doing the secret deportations
00:33:20 remember this is what
00:33:21 we were told
00:33:22 this is what we were told
00:33:23 the whole time
00:33:24 you panicking
00:33:26 don't you know
00:33:28 that we're actually deporting 0.98
00:33:29 like everybody
00:33:30 the mass deportations
00:33:32 are happening
00:33:32 and they're just being
00:33:33 smarter about it
00:33:34 that's why you're not seeing it
00:33:35 they're not on TV
00:33:36 as if the media
00:33:37 wouldn't find
00:33:38 mass deportations
00:33:39 if they weren't going on
00:33:41 So we had to pretend and this turned in this straight up turned into QAnon for Zoomers.
00:33:47 OK, this is just QAnon for Zoomers.
00:33:50 Just trust the plan. 0.96
00:33:52 Don't panic.
00:33:53 Donald Trump is doing everything.
00:33:54 It's all in secret.
00:33:55 Don't worry.
00:33:55 It's all coming.
00:33:56 The admin's really doing all these things.
00:33:58 No, they aren't.
00:34:00 They were not doing it.
00:34:01 The deportations were not happening in mass.
00:34:04 There were deportations happening.
00:34:06 I would like them to continue for them to be more.
00:34:09 But stop lying to people.
00:34:11 We are in no way, shape, or form on pace to deport half of the people that Joe Biden brought into the country in four years.
00:34:21 Which means the Democrats win demographically.
00:34:24 The end.
00:34:25 That's over.
00:34:26 If you cannot remove, at the very least, the number of people who entered under a Democratic administration, that every time Democrats win, they just open up the border and there's nothing you can do.
00:34:36 Because you've already admitted you cannot deport the number of people that Democrats bring in, which means they will always, always, always win in elections once the demographics flip. 0.99
00:34:47 They'll bring in enough people from the third world. 0.99
00:34:50 They'll all be loyal to the Democrats. 1.00
00:34:51 They'll all get birthright citizenship because we just lost the case in the Supreme Court.
00:34:57 So I don't want to hear about the secret, the double secret plan the admin has for mass deportations.
00:35:03 All those deportations you're not seeing.
00:35:06 It's lies, it's lies, it's lies.
00:35:08 It was never happening. 0.98
00:35:10 It was just QAnon BS. 0.99
00:35:14 It was a bunch of people psyching themselves up
00:35:16 and lying to themselves and, most importantly,
00:35:18 lying to their audiences on purpose
00:35:21 because it got them more clicks
00:35:23 or because it ingratiated them with the admin
00:35:25 or with other people that they wanted.
00:35:28 It was a lie.
00:35:29 It was a lie the whole time.
00:35:32 And that's why this guy feels super confident
00:35:35 and getting on the internet and saying,
00:35:37 yeah, I got crews of illegals 1.00
00:35:38 and I just voted blue to keep them here. 0.99
00:35:39 And what are you going to do, Trump administration?
00:35:42 The answer is nothing.
00:35:44 Because I laid it out.
00:35:46 I laid it out right after the loss.
00:35:48 The easiest way to do this
00:35:50 without even the media hubbub 1.00
00:35:52 was always to debank the illegals and their employers. 0.79
00:35:56 Cut off remittances. 0.95
00:35:58 Deny them access to the banks.
00:36:02 Punish the employers.
00:36:03 Make sure they can't use the hospitals.
00:36:05 Make sure they can't use the schools.
00:36:08 That was always the answer.
00:36:10 Yes, you do have to physically remove the worst of the worst,
00:36:13 but the self-deportations will flow if they can't get money,
00:36:16 they can't get benefits, they can't find jobs,
00:36:19 and they can't send that money home.
00:36:21 They will leave.
00:36:22 We all know how it works.
00:36:24 We all know how to do it.
00:36:25 Every single person in the administration knows how to get mass deportations going.
00:36:30 They know it.
00:36:30 Every single one of them knows.
00:36:33 every single commentator knows they know how to get this done everybody knows
00:36:39 the republicans know the democrats know the commentators know the president knows
00:36:45 everybody knows how to make this happen and they won't do it so there are only two explanations
00:36:52 the admin was lying from the beginning and it is a sinister force or they can't do it they don't
00:36:59 have the power and they need to explain exactly who and why. What is stopping them? I think it's
00:37:04 the latter. I don't think it's actually the admin is malicious. I think they're trying to do their
00:37:08 best in a system where they basically cannot make the correct moves because the business community,
00:37:13 the donor class, the establishment has locked them out. They say, look, if you try to go after
00:37:18 the employers, if you try to go after the banking, if you try to cut off our cheap labor, we're going
00:37:23 to cut off all your donations. We're going to cut off all of the funding. Congress basically already
00:37:28 owned by these people so they're gonna be in revolt we're gonna file every lawsuit we can
00:37:33 you're gonna be stuck in uh you know impeachments and and and uh you know lawsuits and all this
00:37:39 stuff and you're gonna have no money like i'm pretty sure that's the explanation but if that's
00:37:44 the explanation the admin should just be honest and tell us but they won't do it so we have to
00:37:50 keep playing this game we have to keep pretending that secretly somewhere the deportations are going
00:37:55 on. No, really, man. Don't notice that when you walk in your Walmart, you can't find an English
00:37:59 conversation. Don't notice that the promised mass deportations are having no impact on you and
00:38:07 yours. Don't notice. They're really happening somewhere. And again, I'm very grateful that
00:38:13 the Trump administration closed the border. Apparently they could do that. I'm very happy
00:38:17 about that, but there's a problem. And the problem is that we just got word that now Mexico 0.68
00:38:23 is literally
00:38:25 going ahead
00:38:27 and ushering in
00:38:28 a new migrant caravan.
00:38:30 They are escorting
00:38:32 a new migrant caravan
00:38:33 to the southern border
00:38:34 right after the Democrats won.
00:38:36 Because it turns out
00:38:37 one of the reasons
00:38:38 that the border security
00:38:39 was so easy to kind of re...
00:38:42 And I don't want to underplay it.
00:38:43 It wasn't easy
00:38:43 for the Trump administration.
00:38:44 But it was one of the things
00:38:45 that they were so successful at
00:38:47 is when immigrants think 1.00
00:38:48 there's going to be
00:38:48 real immigration crackdowns
00:38:50 and real deportations,
00:38:52 they don't show up.
00:38:53 When they don't think they're going to get a free lunch, as soon as they cross the border, they don't show up. So it's much easier to have lower entry numbers, near zero entry numbers, when no immigrants are showing up at your border, because ultimately, they don't think they're going to get anything out of it. 0.96
00:39:09 So the best way to keep that going is to make sure they don't get anything out of it, doing exactly what we just talked about. 0.98
00:39:14 De-bank the illegals, de-bank the employers, cut off the benefits, end the remittances. 0.97
00:39:21 That's all available to you, and they won't do it. 1.00
00:39:25 So now the immigrants are flowing back up. 0.99
00:39:27 We can see more obvious and very loud attacks on the Trump administration from people who are pretending like they were going to work with them at some point. 0.98
00:39:37 because they don't think anything can happen to them.
00:39:39 I have a message for Stephen Miller.
00:39:42 Stephen Miller, if you want to work with us in favor of our communities,
00:39:47 we are more than ready.
00:39:49 Let's work together.
00:39:50 But if you want to continue harassing our communities,
00:39:54 prepare yourself, not only to lose your job,
00:39:58 but get ready because this 2028 elections,
00:40:02 these same communities you are now harassing
00:40:04 will make sure you lose the White House.
00:40:07 okay so this is uh the vice chair uh benny melendez uh uh here uh the vice chair of the
00:40:16 south texas builders association association and he says guess what if you try to deport us
00:40:24 if you try to send these illegals home we're gonna rally together and make sure that you
00:40:28 lose the white house so we're gonna work together as an ethnic block to prevent you
00:40:35 from effectively deporting people in the United States.
00:40:40 And again, he says this without fear or hesitation.
00:40:44 If you want to work with us, what does that mean?
00:40:46 Amnesty.
00:40:47 If you want to work on an amnesty deal, we'll work with you.
00:40:49 But if not, we're going to make sure that you do not ever get back into the White House. 0.74
00:40:54 Again, basically admitting lots of illegals hired, lots of illegals working there. 0.62
00:41:01 Does it without fear.
00:41:02 Doesn't think anything's going to happen to him.
00:41:04 And he's probably right.
00:41:06 Like, ultimately, he's probably right about that.
00:41:08 Now, you know, you hope that the staffing positions, at least inside the White House, are going to be strong.
00:41:15 Oh, sorry.
00:41:15 Before we go to that, let's also play another.
00:41:19 We have a Republican congressman.
00:41:22 Now, this guy, this Republican representative, he's in the Freedom Caucus, which is supposed to be one of the more based caucuses in the GOP.
00:41:30 This is going to supposed to be one of the groups of guys that kind of gets it.
00:41:34 that knows what time it is,
00:41:35 that understands the MAGA agenda.
00:41:37 What does he have to say after the election?
00:41:39 Is he ready to triple down on deportations
00:41:44 to work as hard as possible on the immigration issue?
00:41:46 Oh no, no, he wants amnesty too.
00:41:47 Looking at 20 million people
00:41:49 that you would have to deport out of this country.
00:41:51 And I just don't think it's possible.
00:41:53 You're a Freedom Caucus Republican,
00:41:54 but you've been a big proponent
00:41:55 of some type of immigration reform.
00:41:58 What is the argument you're making to Republicans
00:42:00 about trying to sit down with Democrats
00:42:02 or having the White House sit down with Democrats
00:42:04 to get some type of immigration deal done.
00:42:06 I've been trying to tell my colleagues,
00:42:08 do you want a Republican immigration plan
00:42:10 or do you want a Democrat immigration plan?
00:42:12 I mean, we just know that the Democrat immigration plan
00:42:15 would be full amnesty and citizenship
00:42:17 where illegals would be voting.
00:42:19 What's happened first is President Trump,
00:42:21 he did what he said he was going to do
00:42:23 by securing the border.
00:42:24 That was step number one, that's happened.
00:42:26 And now we need to look at our laws.
00:42:28 I think we should be focusing on those who are here
00:42:30 that haven't broken criminal laws, that are working,
00:42:33 that could be paying taxes.
00:42:35 They would be willing to be sponsored by somebody.
00:42:38 So amnesty.
00:42:40 He says, oh, you gotta watch out.
00:42:41 The Democrats, if they're in power,
00:42:42 they'll give you an amnesty deal.
00:42:44 And then he explains his amnesty deal.
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00:43:01 This is like the third guy.
00:43:03 Donald Trump did this. Mark Wayne Mullen did this. Now Marlon Stutzman is doing this. They run out
00:43:07 and say, no amnesty, no amnesty. And then they explain in detail their plan for amnesty.
00:43:15 Because they think if they just call it something else, then magically it won't be amnesty.
00:43:19 Now, in defense of Mark Wayne Mullen, this is actually far more radical. He's saying what
00:43:25 Donald Trump said. Look, if they have a job, they're out here, they're paying the taxes,
00:43:30 They're working hard. They didn't commit a crime. They all committed a crime. They all committed a
00:43:35 crime. Every one of them, every single illegal immigrant is a criminal. They committed a crime. 1.00
00:43:45 Stop telling me they're not criminals. They're all criminals. Every one of them. Stop pretending
00:43:52 they aren't. And now I have to listen to Donald Trump and Marlon Stutzman tell me that they're
00:43:58 not criminals and they don't have to go back and actually it probably should work out to deal with
00:44:02 the democrats over this now look i wanted to believe like a lot of people when trump appointed
00:44:08 steven miller that this meant that ultimately there's a real shift the white house is going
00:44:12 to get serious about immigration we hear rumblings we hear rumblings from the left-wing media about
00:44:17 how dangerous ultimately steven miller is and look i i do think steven miller is legitimately
00:44:23 anti-immigration i do think he's a real believer on that stuff
00:44:28 But I don't know, man.
00:44:29 Like, it seems like the rest of the Republican Party got the message from Donald Trump that amnesty is on the table and it's time to start pushing for it.
00:44:37 The dialectic wedge is working right now, right now.
00:44:42 And so they're pushing all over the place for this stuff.
00:44:45 Now, again, you hope you hope that ultimately the the staff in the White House was based, right?
00:44:53 We were told that, you know, at least we've got these people, these warriors in places like the Civil Rights Division, the DOJ, and they're going after all this anti-weight hatred.
00:45:02 They're going after all of this stuff, and they're real conservatives.
00:45:06 They're fighting for you.
00:45:07 Don't worry about it.
00:45:08 These people are in the trenches.
00:45:10 So Harmeet Dillon, who is the head of the Civil Rights Division in the Trump White House, who was in charge of trying to end things like anti-weight hatred, was supposed to be pursuing these cases.
00:45:23 What has she been doing since she left the White House? 0.98
00:45:26 She left right after the midterms.
00:45:27 What has she been doing? 0.95
00:45:28 Well, she's been threatening college Republicans.
00:45:32 She's been threatening to sue Christian Republican men 0.95
00:45:36 for disagreeing with her religion.
00:45:41 She's a Sikh.
00:45:42 She said a Sikh prayer at the Republican National Convention
00:45:46 because, you know, whatever. 0.96
00:45:48 Christian nation, eh, not really.
00:45:49 and so she has been going out and threatening to sue these people but of course it's not it
00:45:56 hasn't just been some lawsuits okay let's check out here we get harmy dylan saying that people 0.99
00:46:02 are mansplaining to her okay so she's using radical feminist language she's using sjw 0.99
00:46:10 woke language hey white man are you mansplaining to me
00:46:13 but it gets so much worse she goes after matt walsh here matt walsh you know mark levin made a
00:46:22 very funny tweet about not being able to get into his aol count and a lot of people pointed out that
00:46:27 it's kind of embarrassing that this guy was the guy who was like advising trump to go to war and
00:46:32 the guy that trump said everyone should listen to when it came to the iran war and she goes after
00:46:38 matt walsh saying how dare you make fun of older americans how dare you criticize older americans
00:46:46 you're not allowed to go after neocons oh wait no she says that even more explicitly here it is
00:46:54 she says the great victor davis hansen elucidates in detail neocon has just become a lazy slur for 0.92
00:47:01 a Jew. So now you can't even criticize neoconservatism because you're actually an 0.93
00:47:08 anti-Semite. And remember, Harvey Dillon was in the very office that was going after people for
00:47:13 criticizing Israel. So, you know, huh. Head scratcher there. So you're not allowed to point
00:47:23 out that guys like Dan Crenshaw, who is not Jewish, is a neoconservative. You're not allowed
00:47:29 to point out that Sean Hannity, who I'm pretty sure is not Jewish, is a neoconservative.
00:47:35 You're not allowed to point out that, yes, there are probably a lot of Jewish neoconservatives.
00:47:40 There's definitely an overlap in the Venn diagram there. But all these other people who are not in
00:47:46 any way, shape, or form Jewish are still neoconservatives. But you're not allowed to
00:47:50 point this out. Brett Baer, Hugh Hewitt, all these people who are not Jewish, you're still 1.00
00:47:59 not allowed to ultimately point out that they are acting as neoconservatives okay so now we have
00:48:08 members of the task force that was supposed to stop anti-white hatred saying you are not allowed
00:48:14 to criticize people who are pro-foreign wars because that's really a slur for jews
00:48:21 this is the person who was in charge of the civil rights division was supposed to be protecting your 0.86
00:48:28 free speech well not anymore now she's telling you that the girl boss doesn't need mansplaining 1.00
00:48:36 and that actually you're not allowed to criticize anybody who wants to go to endless wars
00:48:41 and she's going to sue you if you disagree with her religion
00:48:46 but the whole time we had to pretend super base super base look at that
00:48:52 based warrior in there the whole time again q anon for zoomers that's all it was it was q anon
00:48:59 for zoomers but then we get to the last one here and this one's really important so we're
00:49:05 going to spend a little time on it i know we're already running up against the hour but we're
00:49:08 going to go over a little bit here probably so right after the loss alex carp runs to
00:49:17 I believe is Politico
00:49:19 and tells everybody
00:49:21 that actually he's
00:49:23 always been a Democrat. Now Alex
00:49:25 Karp is
00:49:27 the head of Palantir.
00:49:29 Yeah, you know the Palantir
00:49:31 that's collecting all your data that's being
00:49:33 integrated into the entire
00:49:35 security network for the United States that's
00:49:37 critical to the domestic spying
00:49:39 happening in the United States.
00:49:41 It turns out that guy,
00:49:43 remember when he wrote that Palantir manifesto?
00:49:45 I did a whole episode on it.
00:49:47 And I praise some of it, but I also pointed out some very concerning aspects of it.
00:49:52 But everybody was like, oh, this guy is so right wing.
00:49:55 He's so based.
00:49:56 He's talked about anti-white stuff. 0.65
00:49:58 He's this guy.
00:49:59 The tech right is on our side.
00:50:01 Palantir, it's patriots.
00:50:03 And anybody, anybody, again, little online clicks running around. 1.00
00:50:06 You're a troon. 1.00
00:50:07 You're a panicking for doubting Palantir and its commitment to America. 1.00
00:50:12 What does Alex Karp do the minute he thinks that Donald Trump will not be in power?
00:50:17 he says, oh, I've always been a Democrat. I grew up my whole life as a Democrat. I've always been
00:50:23 in a far left environment. Everything we do in Palantir is progressive. I've always been left
00:50:28 wing. I absolutely believe that the Democrats are fine. And remember, Alex Karp is half Jewish.
00:50:38 So he's siding with the party as a Jewish man. He's siding with the party
00:50:44 that is for Zoran Mamdani
00:50:48 and El Saeed
00:50:49 Ilhan Omar
00:50:52 the whole squad
00:50:53 he's on their team
00:50:55 because they have power
00:50:57 so it's time for everybody
00:51:00 to get together and internalize
00:51:02 what this means
00:51:03 again I know there's a lot of black pills here
00:51:05 but we have to talk about this
00:51:07 the lessons have to be learned
00:51:09 you have to learn the lessons
00:51:10 you have to look at it
00:51:13 I know it's unpleasant
00:51:14 I know it's painful, but you have to look it in the eye and understand the enemy.
00:51:21 The tech right doesn't exist.
00:51:24 There is no tech right.
00:51:26 It was always a lie.
00:51:29 There is no tech right.
00:51:32 They're all mercenaries.
00:51:34 They only care about making money and gaining power and getting their projects done.
00:51:39 And they will say anything to anyone that makes it happen.
00:51:43 Elon Musk
00:51:44 is probably the most right wing of them all
00:51:47 bought Twitter, gave so much money
00:51:49 to Trump, clearly sees
00:51:51 ultimately that the Democrats are going to go after
00:51:53 him personally
00:51:54 and even he abandoned
00:51:57 Trump and did all this stuff and
00:51:59 tried to start a third party
00:52:01 all that stuff, remember all that guys?
00:52:04 Was like
00:52:05 F Trump and I'm starting this whole
00:52:07 thing and you're never going to get elected again
00:52:09 i'm going to bring in as many hb ones as i need to arguing with people on christmas
00:52:16 you don't like that f you in the face right like that that was that that was elon musk and he is
00:52:21 the most right wing the most really right wing of the tech right all these other guys not even close
00:52:27 and even he was not very committed to the project
00:52:30 so now you have the head of palantir telling you actually i've always been a democrat
00:52:38 i'm fine i'm fine with being on the democrat side it doesn't bother me at all
00:52:43 right like that that's exactly what he's telling you i've always been a
00:52:48 i've always been a left winger i've always been in this scenario everything we do is progressive
00:52:53 shameless shameless without morality without a spine and the amazing thing is the number of
00:53:02 people who sold this guy to us as a true patriot a real champion of the right a real warrior for
00:53:08 the MAGA cause. Because guess what? These are the same people who sold you the idea that flaw
00:53:14 cameras are good. Don't worry, the flaw cameras are going to stop crime. They're going to stop
00:53:20 all this crime. Just like the CCTV cameras in Britain. They're certainly not going to be used
00:53:26 to stop the English people from rising up against, say, Muslim grooming gangs. No, no, no. 0.85
00:53:31 certainly the surveillance state would never use this in a way like they did in jan 6 0.87
00:53:39 no no no that's chinese propaganda you're a third worldist don't you know you're a third 0.80
00:53:47 worldist if you doubt that palantir a company who literally switched the very minute they could 0.77
00:53:52 to being radical progressives because it served their interests you're a third world worldist
00:53:59 and a panicking if you believe that these people are not on your side.
00:54:03 If you have any reservations about 24-7 nationwide surveillance by AI,
00:54:10 you're just some panicking.
00:54:12 You're a third worldist.
00:54:14 I hope everybody is ready to excise all of that jargon 0.99
00:54:18 and recognize exactly who was selling that crap 0.93
00:54:22 and why they were pushing it. 0.96
00:54:24 The people who told you that the data centers that these people are using right now,
00:54:28 they're building right now
00:54:30 that they're all just
00:54:32 positives and that anybody who has any questions
00:54:35 about them, they're bought into
00:54:36 Chinese propaganda
00:54:38 that there is no organic 0.56
00:54:41 pushback against
00:54:42 the tech bros and the data centers
00:54:44 and AI, it's all just manufactured 1.00
00:54:46 by foreign operations
00:54:48 the people who
00:54:50 shamelessly lied on behalf of these 0.99
00:54:52 cowards 1.00
00:54:53 these traitors 0.99
00:54:56 I hope that you are done listening to them 0.97
00:54:58 because they never cared about you
00:55:01 and they never cared about your country
00:55:03 and they never cared about the movement.
00:55:05 They never cared about the right wing.
00:55:06 They never cared about conservatism.
00:55:08 They never cared about MAGA.
00:55:09 They never cared.
00:55:12 They were willing to silo you 1.00
00:55:14 and sell you garbage 1.00
00:55:16 that they knew was a lie 0.99
00:55:17 because they thought it would get them power
00:55:19 and money and fame.
00:55:23 And now the very people that they pushed,
00:55:25 that they shilled for,
00:55:26 that they shamelessly, endlessly promoted
00:55:29 and they slandered you on behalf of? 0.94
00:55:32 Those people are all cut and bait.
00:55:35 And by the way, Palantir is integrated into our ICE systems.
00:55:42 Now, in theory, that should be getting us a bunch of mass deportations,
00:55:44 but we know that's not happening.
00:55:47 So now, Palantir technology,
00:55:50 you'd think they're not going to turn that on you?
00:55:53 Conservative? 0.96
00:55:53 Do you think Palantir wouldn't turn around and sell you out to the Democrats in a minute?
00:56:00 Do you really believe that these people who now have their technology interwoven into the entire deep state that we were told was going to work for us, base deep state's going to come and work for you?
00:56:10 Do you think those people aren't going to turn on you?
00:56:12 Do you think they're not going to use that exact technology to sell you down the river?
00:56:20 And you were warned.
00:56:21 Every one of them was warned.
00:56:22 this was not a hard prediction to make 0.98
00:56:24 if you have a brain in your skull 0.83
00:56:26 and eyes in your head 0.63
00:56:27 and you're not being paid
00:56:28 it's very easy
00:56:31 to see what was happening here
00:56:33 but these people lied to you on purpose
00:56:36 so here we are
00:56:39 now I'm never going to tell you
00:56:43 that things are over
00:56:44 I know we had a lot of negative stuff today
00:56:46 but I'm never going to tell you that
00:56:48 because here's the final thing
00:56:50 i've seen a lot of people online insulting everybody who tries to start something
00:56:57 they cry and cry oh we need more right-wing art we need more right-wing culture we need
00:57:02 real organizations to affect political power and then the minute someone starts something
00:57:07 they crap on them hey we need this stuff okay well i'm gonna go out and i'm gonna make a literary 0.98
00:57:13 magazine oh screw you another magazine how stupid okay well uh i'm gonna start out there and uh and 0.99
00:57:20 do a podcast oh another podcaster oh we need that like a hole in the head okay i'm gonna start a 1.00
00:57:26 publishing company for right-wing books oh another right-wing publisher how stupid that does nothing 0.99
00:57:32 uh okay i guess i'm gonna go start a fraternal organization to organize right-wing people 0.99
00:57:38 oh another fed op oh okay even hey i'm gonna go out and start a family oh right there wife guy 0.95
00:57:45 you cuck over and over again just constant demoralization and often from the exact same 0.89
00:57:51 characters who are pushing this stuff so i'm gonna leave you with this note and it's the one i've 0.77
00:57:56 left you with over and over again because this is the hope guys this is the hope okay this is what
00:58:01 you can really do i hope that ultimately we get some great men i hope that ultimately we get
00:58:07 someone who comes in and fixes everything. I hope that we build some true and lasting
00:58:12 political solution. I really, really do. But in the meantime, for you, the person in the sound
00:58:19 of my voice who watches all these people betraying and lying to them, here's what you can really do.
00:58:26 Here's the real solution for you. Go build stuff in the real world. Build anything. Build
00:58:37 everything. Meet people. Work hard. Network. Build relationships. Worship God. Get married.
00:58:48 Build a family. Build a business. Build your own personal wealth.
00:58:52 work on self-improvement, make connections, build organizations, build businesses, churches,
00:59:01 build fraternities, write books, do something, do anything. 0.84
00:59:12 Go do stuff and leave the losers behind. Leave these people who constantly tell you to worship 0.80
00:59:19 some guy who's going to fix it all for you, who feeds you these QAnon talking points,
00:59:25 leave them behind. Stop listening to people who tell you that anything and everything, 0.98
00:59:31 every step you take to build something real is actually fake because they've got the real answer
00:59:37 by being angry at you online. Go build things. Make a real difference. Talk to real people.
00:59:45 okay that's what you can do and if you do enough of that no i'm sorry it won't magically fix all
00:59:53 of the political problems you're still going to live in a declining empire that seriously
01:00:00 seriously needs restoration but the good news is that you might become worthy to be the kind
01:00:07 of people who can restore it and that's what we have to get back to the message of becoming worthy
01:00:13 is one of the first things that curtis yarvin said when it came to solutions back in his
01:00:20 men just molebugs days and he doesn't talk about it very much anymore and that's disappointing
01:00:23 because i think it was truly the only answer at the end of the day aristotle says that it really
01:00:29 doesn't matter what type of government you have yes you know he has preferences on some systems
01:00:35 over others, but ultimately it's about virtue. Virtue is what solves the problem. A virtuous
01:00:43 society can make a functional government out of anything. Virtuous people, they're the ones with
01:00:50 liberty because they can rule themselves. And you develop that virtue by getting out there and
01:00:57 getting involved. Man is a political animal, so go be one. And not just in the, I'm going to the
01:01:04 GOP meeting. Yeah, sure, do that. Take over
01:01:06 your local GOP.
01:01:08 But a political animal in the sense of
01:01:10 I'm involved in my community.
01:01:12 I'm involved in my church. I network
01:01:14 people. I know people.
01:01:16 I can get people together. When someone needs
01:01:18 something, they come to me. That's
01:01:20 power.
01:01:22 That's real power. And no,
01:01:24 you can't build at the federal level all at once. And no,
01:01:27 we won't win right because
01:01:28 you started a business or
01:01:30 a literary society or
01:01:32 a fraternity or any of that stuff.
01:01:34 But we'll be one step closer.
01:01:37 And with enough worthy people, we can take back the United States. 0.94
01:01:43 So I know I talked about a lot of negative stuff here, but at the end of the day, don't swallow the black pills, okay? 0.63
01:01:49 Get out there and make it happen.
01:01:52 That's the only way you're going to save your country.
01:01:53 Become worthy.
01:01:55 That's all that matters.
01:01:57 All right, guys.
01:01:58 Let's go to the questions of the people here real quick.
01:02:03 All right.
01:02:04 j6 says uh just watch joel webben say andrew wilson is just like lindsey graham are we seriously
01:02:10 going to get a civil war within a civil war pathetic uh i don't know who andrew wilson is
01:02:16 so sorry i can't really comment on that um i just i don't i don't know the inside baseball on that
01:02:23 sorry i can't give you a better answer or opinion on that uh florida henry says what is the uh what
01:02:30 is in the epstein files that would make trump throw his name in uh the garage a can of history
01:02:37 um i don't know man uh i mean yeah again i've said it before i doubt that donald trump
01:02:43 is like collecting 10 year olds on epstein island it just doesn't seem like the guy but
01:02:47 he obviously didn't want it out maybe it was his friends maybe it was going to cost him power maybe
01:02:53 it was going to reveal that epstein was part of several overlapping networks uh both of
01:02:58 intelligence and different ethnic persuasions that would not reflect well on Trump's connections,
01:03:03 I do not know the answer to that question. It is a head-scratcher of all time, but I do know
01:03:09 that that was probably the first thing on a long road to the decline of the admin and the first
01:03:14 signal that things were probably not going to go well over time, and that's really unfortunate.
01:03:22 Shake Silver says, it seems all populists shying away from mass deportations don't have the stones
01:03:27 to mess with an economic addicted economy addicted to cheap labor and infinite consumers yeah i saw
01:03:33 i saw the lotus eaters talking about that i think it was harry robinson talking about like how
01:03:38 maloney and uh you know all these people donald trump and everyone's kind of like backing away
01:03:44 floating amnesty deals uh all of these people who you know the afd like all of these different
01:03:49 uh populist groups are ultimately kind of walking away from it and yeah it could be it could be that
01:03:54 people just look at the economics, they realize the entire empire is built on sand. And if you
01:03:59 pull out like the infinite growth through mass immigration, then the whole thing comes apart. 0.85
01:04:03 That could be it. It's a perfectly reasonable explanation. It seems like the best one we've got, 0.99
01:04:07 but hopefully I don't know. I can't tell you if that is the singular answer across all of these
01:04:14 people, but it does seem almost inevitable that when you vote these people into office,
01:04:18 they eventually turn around and betray you on this. They rug pull you on this.
01:04:21 and that's why you know you just can't we can't bank on you know someone coming to save us again
01:04:27 that's why you have to start building you have to become worthy you have to start accruing virtue
01:04:31 you have to start building your own networks you've got to do things that improve your life
01:04:35 and you have to stop sitting around and pretending someone else is coming to save you on this stuff
01:04:39 ultimately obviously none of that stops the immediate problem of immigration and and there
01:04:45 doesn't seem to be an immediate solution to that problem which means you probably still have to
01:04:50 keep one foot in the political realm at some level uh but uh ultimately that's not going to
01:04:55 be the real solution uh i know as i've said many times you're not going to vote your way out of
01:04:59 this which means do not it doesn't mean just don't care about politics never vote don't try to win
01:05:04 elections that's not what i'm saying what i'm saying is stop selling yourself the idea that
01:05:08 the next guy is the savior who's going to solve on this uh solve all this just just abandon the
01:05:13 q and on stuff for boomers or zoomers walk away from it cherry coke nixon says imagine being a 0.52
01:05:19 normie fool, shock that Dems aren't a laser focus on affordability and cost of living.
01:05:24 Meanwhile, Microsoft collapses due to India. Yeah. I mean, ultimately, you know, it was a lot 0.99
01:05:29 of people who, you know, I don't even think they necessarily believe the Democrats are really going
01:05:35 to solve the problems. They just wanted to send a middle finger to Trump, just like they used Trump
01:05:39 to send a middle finger to the establishment when they first elected him. I think people were that
01:05:43 angry at Trump and the promises that were broken. And that's why they ultimately voted for Dems.
01:05:48 yeah you know the next day it seems like a bad idea the hangover comes they recognize oh well
01:05:54 uh these people were never going to do that stuff and they're going to make my life worse
01:05:57 but they got to stick it to trump and ultimately spite is you know really more powerful than
01:06:03 anything else it was as true as they want people want to trump to punish their enemies and then
01:06:09 the left now wants to punish trump that's the actual motivation behind all of this
01:06:13 all all the policy stuff everything else that's all secondary he also says why is the uh mexican
01:06:20 governor under government under shin bomb allowed to escort illegals to the u.s without any
01:06:25 consequence reminds me of the china getting away with covid yeah it is amazing that the countries 0.80
01:06:31 who are actually a direct threat to us on our border they don't get a military invasion but 0.96
01:06:36 iran does mexico is far more likely to just to deliver a devastating strike to the united states 0.54
01:06:42 through immigration then iran is through nuclear weapons and everybody knew that and that's what 0.80
01:06:48 trump was elected to stop and then he went to iran anyway so you know as as um my buddy tom woods 0.78
01:06:55 has repeated over and again and sadly he was proven correct once again no matter who you vote
01:07:00 for you get john mccain's foreign policy that's it the winter tire and rim event is on now at
01:07:07 performance auto group get seasonal savings on tires and rims complementary tire storage
01:07:12 and manufacturer rebates up to $110.
01:07:17 He also says work visas even worse than illegal labor
01:07:22 because then they have actual documentation
01:07:24 and they don't have to hide.
01:07:25 Yeah, exactly right.
01:07:27 Exactly right.
01:07:27 It just encourages more people to come.
01:07:30 Freelancer Yu says they threw it.
01:07:33 I don't know why this is so hard to accept.
01:07:35 Now they're trying to nuke 2028.
01:07:37 I think definitely a faction inside the GOP threw it.
01:07:41 I think that's definitely true.
01:07:42 i don't think everybody involved in the gop through it i think everybody assumed they were
01:07:45 losing um but it's definitely true that the neoconservatives the establishment conservatives
01:07:50 absolutely threw it on purpose there's just no arguing with that and that's why john thune is
01:07:55 still in power because he did his job he didn't fail he succeeded nixon says voted for affordability
01:08:02 and inflation like the dems promised uh best i can do is gay race communism whitey yeah again 0.72
01:08:08 that was always going to be the case which is why i told people no matter how frustrated you are 0.86
01:08:12 with trump and i was very frustrated with the iran war don't vote for democrats don't go out there
01:08:16 try to start a third party um but you know whatever i mean obviously the republicans are
01:08:21 only slightly better and even then you know it's arguable you know whether whether controlled
01:08:26 opposition uh you know who does some things you you like is better than uh the people who just
01:08:32 hate you i mean that but i you know i look at the situation the uk uh and what they've had to deal
01:08:37 with uh in their no seat stuff and yeah in some ways it helped spur a political revolution
01:08:41 of independent parties but at the same time they're still living under the labor regime
01:08:45 so you know there's that Nixon says uh tech right tortured us from 2000 uh to 2024 again there was
01:08:54 never any tech right there's just never any tech right this was never true people need to just
01:08:58 delete that idea from their brain it does not exist these people are mercenaries they do not
01:09:02 care about you or your country okay they do not care uh nixon says by electoral college hello dc
01:09:09 uh puerto rico and third world that is obviously the democrats plan the good news is that they
01:09:15 probably can't do any of that for the next two years but if we don't get out of the war and it
01:09:18 seems like trump's plan is to not get out of the war then uh yeah that's going to be 2028 obviously
01:09:23 will be. Also says Patriot Act tactics used against us in 2020 through 2024. I mean, yeah,
01:09:35 I mean, you can, well, against us in, I don't quite understand the timeline there. But yeah,
01:09:42 I mean, it's obvious that you're going to be in this scenario where, oh, because it's the Biden
01:09:48 anyway sorry i blanked out there for a second uh but yeah uh obviously you're gonna see more of
01:09:53 this used again uh at the end of this and places like palantir seem to be on board with that right
01:09:59 like they ultimately seem to be on board with the idea you know yeah we're fine to switch sides we're
01:10:04 ultimately fine uh well you know we talked all this stuff about america and our how proud we are
01:10:09 to be an american company and how we're going to fight for all these you know future kind of
01:10:13 right-wingish ideas and no they're they're just on the side immediately the tech right is actually
01:10:18 the tech left it doesn't matter to them at all uh freelancer you uh what's your plan uh well i
01:10:25 hopefully that was uh that was posted before i gave my rant on my plan uh but i have laid out
01:10:30 my plan uh so hopefully that is helpful uh cherry coke nixon says all i need is uh is angry and
01:10:38 resentful or all i feel is angry and resentful since the election look man again i understand
01:10:43 uh i understand the anger but ultimately if you're watching the show you knew this was coming
01:10:49 okay and so we gotta gotta pull the emotion out of our politics i know i got heated today i know
01:10:54 this was an emotional episode but ultimately you gotta you gotta pull back from your emotions and
01:10:59 investing your emotions and your well-being into this politics matters politics is critical you
01:11:04 can't ignore it but ultimately you know your faith has to be in god it can't be in princes
01:11:09 your faith has to be in
01:11:11 Christianity and the truth
01:11:13 it cannot be in electoral
01:11:15 politics
01:11:17 ultimately there are people who have lived
01:11:19 in terrible times and civilization
01:11:21 and still had meaningful and
01:11:23 important lives and you can be that person too
01:11:25 I understand the anger but
01:11:27 get up off the mat man
01:11:28 it's going to be okay
01:11:30 you're going to be able to figure out a way forward
01:11:33 you're going to be able to increase
01:11:35 your worthiness, your virtue, improve your life
01:11:38 you can do that
01:11:39 hermetic signal says every day i get more convinced of multi-polarity uh you know uh
01:11:47 in many ways dugan was wish casting with that you know that's the world he wants to see and so he's
01:11:51 explaining why it's inevitable but his points are not you know completely without base yeah that's
01:11:57 the frustrating thing is like dugan is largely an enemy of the united states of the west uh but
01:12:03 he's not stupid and his points are not completely incorrect and so uh when you're talking about
01:12:08 multipolarity you're talking about the possibility that the united states might just become one of
01:12:12 many powers again uh when we're looking at a scenario like this uh you know a was probably
01:12:19 right academic agent was probably right that we had we had the suez crisis that this is iran is
01:12:24 the suez crisis and america if it walks away with its tail between its legs is probably diminished
01:12:29 on the world stage in a way that makes it uh one among many as opposed to the only important actor
01:12:35 on the stage that that's just probably the case freelancer you says devil's advocate it's very
01:12:41 hard to compete as a business when your competition is killing the market with illegal labor people
01:12:46 respond to incentives that's of course 100 true i can't argue that and look i i know that ultimately
01:12:51 people are doing what works i mean even trump said that you know when he was fighting legal
01:12:55 aliens uh yeah i still hire these people because i have to do it in order to absolutely stay uh
01:13:01 competitive uh but we have to break that mentality we have to like sorry we have to break that
01:13:06 mentality you can't betray your country for money that just can't be okay anymore i don't really
01:13:11 know what else to say on that i totally understand people they have to make a living but especially
01:13:17 when you're down in my area naples area here uh it's the most affluent area one of the most
01:13:24 affluent areas in the entire country you're telling me nobody here has the money to pay
01:13:28 an american to put on a roof to do construction sorry i just don't believe that
01:13:33 uh the right wing coalition says thanks for the wise message or and well thank you man i appreciate
01:13:38 it i hope i i did my best like i said i know this is a rough episode i know none of this is fun i i
01:13:44 i take no pleasure in giving people bad news but we we have to look this stuff in the face and then
01:13:50 we have to figure out a way forward and there is a way for it it's not over it's not done christ is
01:13:55 still king you know god is still ultimately in heaven uh you know there there's still ways that
01:14:01 you can have an important and meaningful life there are still things that you can do to improve
01:14:05 yourself improve your community improve your life and politics is important it's not everything
01:14:11 so i hope i hope that ultimately that's what people take away from this and freelancer says
01:14:17 immigration is the sacred cow of the elites dims gop etc everything else is window dressing i mean
01:14:23 every single other one yeah absolutely uh well i should say that and foreign wars i i think we can
01:14:29 probably include both those so it comes it comes down to it's very clear that the american empire
01:14:34 runs on cheap labor and foreign wars and so we have to realize that if anybody is wrong on either
01:14:39 of those two issues uh that they are just completely untouchable and even if they are
01:14:45 right on those issues donald trump was right on those issues at least most of the time in theory
01:14:49 in rhetoric. Ultimately, you can't necessarily just trust them. You have to be able to understand
01:14:54 the situation you're in. You have to understand that these are the twin power, twin pillars of
01:14:59 power of the regime. And you have to be prepared to assail those sacred cows. We have to end the
01:15:05 foreign wars. We have to end the immigration. Never amnesty, never another war. That's not 1.00
01:15:11 defensive. Yeah, I'm not saying, I'm not an isolationist, but never, never, never one of
01:15:15 one of these wars of choice. Okay. We just can't do it. So we got to take those have to be the
01:15:20 takeaways. Uh, let's see. Nixon says an economy built on illegal labor and credit debit is fake
01:15:27 as a fake economy. We need to hard reset a root and branch. Yeah. I mean, look, man, I obviously
01:15:34 I want that to be true, but you know, the economic collapse would be devastating. So we have to
01:15:40 figure out a soft landing. If there's even a soft landing, this is the problem, right? What
01:15:44 maybe that is what every one of these populists has shown that there is no such thing as a soft
01:15:48 landing and that the hard resets will just kill the entire country and maybe every time they're
01:15:53 choosing the continuation of the country as it is as opposed to the complete destruction of the
01:15:58 maybe the slow death is better than the hard cut in their mind i really don't know but um you know
01:16:06 it is it is hard to say just do a hard reset because that would really mean a lot of people
01:16:11 dying and a lot a lot of very very bad things uh for the united states and i love my country i don't
01:16:17 want bad things to happen to it i promise like that really is what motivates me at the end of
01:16:22 the day uh shake silver says how do people become men of virtue that build things when the game is
01:16:28 rigged for the people betraying the country with things like illegal labor again man uh it's a fair
01:16:34 point it's not easy uh but ultimately you know this is what our forefathers had to fight through
01:16:39 the system was not on their side there have been many many westerners throughout history
01:16:44 who have had to fight against this there have been many americans who have had to fight against this
01:16:49 and we just have to be those people there's always an excuse man and i am not here to tell you the
01:16:54 system is not rigged against you i am not that guy i am not you know one of these establishment
01:16:59 conservatives who says young man get out there and just fill fill that tortilla at home with
01:17:04 with beans and rice. And, uh, one day you'll own a house, uh, you know, just go out there and give
01:17:09 that guy a firm handshake and he'll hand you a job. Just walk up to that girl at church and
01:17:14 she'll immediately marry you and give you kids. Uh, I am not that guy who's going to tell you
01:17:18 that the system is not against you, that your complaints and concerns are not real. I am not
01:17:22 that guy. Nevertheless, in face of all of that, you have to overcome it. I'm sorry. You were
01:17:29 screwed i'm sorry you're absolutely right to be angry you have every justification to be angry at 0.98
01:17:37 the people who did this but nevertheless the only way out is through man the only way out is through
01:17:43 that means you've got to get it done nobody's going to do it for us we have to build it all
01:17:48 ourselves every bit of it from the ground up we have to build it all and we have to build it because
01:17:54 we care about our country and we care about its future and we care about our people we care about
01:17:58 our history. We care about our faith. So we have to build it. There's just no other way forward.
01:18:06 And it's not fair to anybody, but it is the truth. And that's why I'm going to tell it to you.
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