00:16:28.560That would be fine, except that he's lying.1.00
00:16:31.260The problem that people have with Hassan Piker is not that he supports some stupid health care policy0.99
00:16:36.800that he thinks will have good ends, even though it will probably have bad ends.0.98
00:16:40.980The problem people have with Hassan Piker is that he's called for the murder of multiple
00:16:44.900Republican senators. That's the problem. He's called for the murder of Senator Rick Scott
00:16:49.300and for the murder of Senator Tom Cotton. The problem people have with Hassan Piker
00:16:54.180is that he has called for the streets to run red in the blood of capitalists.
00:16:58.460The problem that people have with Hassan Piker in the American political system
00:17:01.500is that he says, we deserved 9-11. We deserved the most notable and egregious terror attack
00:17:07.860that has ever occurred on our soil. Notice here, Hassan Piker is not adopting the line
00:17:13.880of the conspiracy theorists who say, America brought 9-11 on itself because it was an inside
00:17:18.620job. There was a conspiracy. It wasn't really Muslim terrorists. Some people push that line
00:17:23.640of argument. That's not his line. What he's saying is, no, no, it was Muslim terrorists
00:17:27.040and we deserved it. America deserved it. So that's why they call him a terrorist.1.00
00:17:33.180They call him a terrorist and they point out that he sympathizes with terrorists and he
00:17:37.480promotes terrorism because that's what he does. That's it. And then he tries to distract. He says,
00:17:42.580I just want healthcare for people. No, you don't. And the same thing goes for these elected
00:17:46.680politicians. The problem we have with DAC and all the rest of these people is not that they
00:17:52.480advocate a stupid health care policy or a tax policy or whatever. The problem we have is that1.00
00:17:58.220you say you want to eradicate America, and we believe you because you keep saying it.
00:18:03.180So whose fault is this? There's a line being pushed by the New York Post,
00:18:09.400and I've seen a lot of really nice conservatives pushing this line, that really this is the fault0.63
00:18:16.520of white liberals. They say, how just 7% of voters, mostly young and white, led Mamdani's
00:18:25.400New York City socialist election surge. So it's very, very low turnout in the Mamdani sweep with
00:18:31.360all these commie politicians. It says just 7% of active voters supported Mamdani's radical ally
00:18:37.860Daryaliza Avila-Chevalier over establishment rep Adriano Espayat in Tuesday's main event primary.
00:18:44.040The overall low turnout, roughly 17% of Democrat voters statewide, sorry, citywide, came as Avila Chevalier and two other MomDani-backed House primary winners captured a mix of high-earning young white and black voters, analysts found.
00:18:58.020Now, they leave the black out of there because they want to focus on white liberals.
00:19:02.440And a lot of conservatives do this, too.0.66
00:19:06.680You know, my least favorite group of people in America, it's these white liberals, especially the white liberal women.0.99
00:19:11.660They call them awfuls, affluent white. What is it? Affluent white female liberals. That's it.0.96
00:19:20.000Awfuls. And so they do this and it's all kind of a joke. Ha ha. No, I'm not. Don't call me racist.
00:19:23.680Don't call me xenophobic. You say, yeah, OK, sure. The liberal women with the septum piercings and
00:19:28.840the crazy colored hair. Yeah, they're really annoying and they're really easy to make fun of.1.00
00:19:32.880And that's all true. But this is cope. And that is a cowardly response to this political problem,
00:19:38.880which is a very real political problem now because you have people who are winning seats in the
00:19:44.580American government, who are openly calling to destroy the American government, who are openly
00:19:48.300supporting political violence against normal guys like you. And if we keep burying our heads in the
00:19:53.340sand out of, I think, cowardice, and still, even in the year of our Lord, 2026, fear of being called
00:19:58.760racist and xenophobic, you're not going to solve the problem, and the problem is only going to go
00:20:02.120worse. This problem is not primarily driven by the kooky liberal white women. It's just not.1.00
00:20:08.880The problem is immigration. It's not even that we, it's not that we hate immigrants. It's not
00:20:16.940even that the immigrants themselves are so awful and terrible and wrong. Many, if not most Americans0.98
00:20:21.900have some immigrant lineage in the, I certainly do from Southern Italy, which practically is
00:20:27.360North Africa at this point. So I'm speaking as an African American. Nevertheless, it's an
00:20:33.220immigrant problem. Stephen Miller just pointed this out and said, half of all college graduates
00:20:37.900in New York City are immigrants or from immigrant households. So when observers say college grads
00:20:44.200in New York City are embracing communism, this is not a homegrown phenomenon. 38% of New York
00:20:51.000City residents are foreign-born. They're immigrants. When you look at children of immigrants,
00:20:58.020not 10 generations down the line, one generation down the line, about 60% of New Yorkers are
00:21:04.520immigrants or children of immigrants. When you look at the percentage of Democrat primary voters
00:21:10.440who are immigrants or the children of immigrants, the number goes higher still. It's really hard
00:21:14.520to get good data on that. We don't really collect data on that. It is certainly north of 60%,
00:21:19.480probably significantly north of 60%. That's a particular problem in New York. If you look at
00:21:26.880the rest of the country, about 15% of the country nationally is foreign-born, and then 12.5% or so
00:21:33.260is second generation. So total, you're looking at under 30% immigrant and children of immigrant,
00:21:41.540which is still very, very high historically, but compared to 60 plus percent, it's not as high.0.98
00:21:46.200It's just an immigration problem. If we didn't have mass migration, specifically from the third
00:21:52.740world, there would be no Mayor Mamdani. Many of these candidates would not be here. What's her
00:21:57.560face, DAC, was born in America to immigrant parents from the Dominican Republic and I think
00:22:04.340maybe Venezuela. If we didn't have mass migration, she wouldn't be here. Mom Donnie wouldn't be here.
00:22:10.220A lot of these other candidates wouldn't be here. A lot of their voters wouldn't be here.0.92
00:22:13.480And the anti-American ideology, which is prominent in places like Venezuela,0.79
00:22:20.760throughout the world, in the third world, it would still be here to some degree with those1.00
00:22:25.880white liberal women with the stupid nose piercings and the crazy hair, but it would be much less1.00
00:22:29.380pronounced. It would be much less electorally significant. Immigration is the decisive issue,1.00
00:22:35.160and it's not just illegal immigration. Most of these people are here legally, or their parents
00:22:39.540were here legally. The vast majority of them were here legally. So you can't hide it, guys. I know
00:22:44.080we really don't want to be called racist because we're not racist. We don't have unjust antipathies
00:22:49.380toward people based on shallow identity markers. We're not. We're not those things. We're not even
00:22:55.260xenophobic in the sense that if we had a much lower foreign-born percentage of the population,
00:22:59.400we would probably be more open to migration. That's been the story of American history.0.85
00:23:03.880Despite the liberal narrative that we've always been an open borders nation of immigrants,
00:23:07.260that isn't true. That's totally made-up retconning of American history. In the early
00:23:11.840days of America, we severely restricted immigration. Then we loosened it up in the
00:23:16.140middle of the 19th century. Then we got too many migrants. Then we had the previous high point of1.00
00:23:21.140foreign-born percentage of the population. So you know what we did in 1924? We restricted it back
00:23:25.520to basically nothing. We totally cut off the third world, and we severely restricted the rest of1.00
00:23:29.460immigration. And that was the immigration policy for 40 years, which coincided with the absolute1.00
00:23:34.100peak of the American nation and empire. Then in 1965, with the Hartz-Celler Act, we loosened it
00:23:39.320up again, changed the system, radically changed our demographics, and now we have communists
00:23:43.760and terrorists and political radicals being elected to office in America. What's the solution?
00:23:48.500There's only one solution that will do anything seriously to get the job done, and that is to drastically reduce all immigration, certainly illegal immigration, but legal immigration too.0.82
00:24:00.520Furthermore, it involves being a little more careful about what places we take people from because different populations that come to America are more or less assimilable.0.62
00:24:10.540different populations have greater or lesser diaspora identities that will allow them to
00:24:19.200form these voting blocs that, in the case of Arab and Muslim immigration, have totally taken over
00:24:24.540places like Dearborn, Michigan, that are increasingly taking over places like New York,0.75
00:24:28.520that are taking over even towns in Texas. We have to focus on that. So what do you do about it?
00:24:34.200What a lot of people are waiting on is for Congress to pass a law. Good luck. Don't hold
00:24:38.320your breath. What some people are waiting on is the Supreme Court to end birthright citizenship,
00:24:43.200which they're supposedly going to do at the end of this term. I'm really skeptical.
00:24:46.740There is only one way to even have a shot of dealing with this immigration problem.0.99
00:24:52.260A lot of people are not going to like it. We'll get to that momentarily. First,0.99
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00:26:03.800Knolls. The only way to deal with the immigration problem is to back the White House, not the0.90
00:26:12.560Congress, not the courts, back the White House in its efforts to close the border, to deport the0.91
00:26:20.060illegals who are here, to increase the costs of applying for citizenship, to reduce the barriers0.71
00:26:25.980to deportation, to tighten up the voter rolls, to tighten up the welfare programs, to pressure0.98
00:26:32.560migrants who are not all that dedicated to defending America to getting out. That's what0.96
00:26:38.400you have to do. And a lot of people on the left, certainly, but on the squishy right too,
00:26:42.440they will say, well, we don't want to upset the balance of powers or, sorry, the checks and
00:26:46.880balances and the separation of powers. We don't want to upend our constitutional system. We don't
00:26:50.880want a tyrannical executive power. Give me a break. The threat to your liberty, the real0.99
00:26:56.320threat of tyranny, is not coming from the White House, which has been largely neutered. The White
00:27:01.400House, which has been stymied in its most basic imperatives after winning the popular vote by
00:27:06.240one random federal judge out of 700, one after another. The threat here is not from an executive
00:27:13.580that is too strong. The real threat to our constitutional order is from a Congress that
00:27:18.860cannot and will not do anything substantive, and from a judiciary that is, I would say,
00:27:26.760too cowardly, but I think they're reading the polls too, and they're too afraid of having
00:27:30.120the judiciary totally blown up by Democrats who want to pack the court and permanently destroy0.62
00:27:35.300that part of our government. So the only branch of the government that has the thumos, that has0.83
00:27:40.960the spirit to actually do something and any ability whatsoever is the executive, which is
00:27:45.900how it was designed, and it's why we need to back it. So the Supreme Court is supposed to
00:27:50.760decide this birthright citizenship question. I think they're going to give Trump a bunch of
00:27:54.800wins on the lower level immigration issues. I think they are not going to overturn birthright
00:28:00.440citizenship. They should. The 14th Amendment was not intended to give Chinese criminals the ability
00:28:06.320to baby farm in America to receive the privileges of the American empire. That's not what it was
00:28:10.060for. That's not how it was publicly understood at the time of passing, but that's how it has
00:28:14.780been used and abused, I don't think the Supreme Court's going to touch it. I think they're going
00:28:18.660to balk. They're going to find some way to get out of it. So it's really only the White House
00:28:23.380that can do that. One of the ways that I just mentioned of tightening up the system is to
00:28:29.480preserve voter integrity, to get the people who should not vote off of the voter rolls.
00:28:34.520You see Chuck Schumer. Chuck Schumer came out. He said, you can't pass the Save America Act.
00:28:39.620if you do that, if you do that, then you could purge tens of millions of voters from the voter
00:28:45.280rolls and say, uh-huh, right, that's the point. Yeah, but what an odd thing to say, Chuck Schumer.
00:28:50.760Why? You think that if we insist on voter integrity, we would lose tens of millions
00:28:54.640of your voters? Wow, so weird. President Trump is really trying to pass the Save America Act
00:29:00.100right now, so much so that there was a news conference and a bill signing to pass this
00:29:05.080housing bill that was coming out of Congress. And Trump, as the legislators are assembled to
00:29:10.600sign the bill, Trump says, I'm canceling it. He says, today's housing news conference and
00:29:15.940signing is hereby canceled until such time as we pass the desperately needed Save America Act,
00:29:20.080which I consider to be a national emergency. Thank you for your attention to this matter,
00:29:23.960President DJT. And this exploded a controversy on Capitol Hill and at the White House because
00:29:29.540they say this housing bill is really popular. The housing bill's fine. It would reduce some
00:29:34.340regulations to building new housing. It got some bipartisan support. It would beef up some
00:29:38.800subsidies for housing. In any case, it's a really important issue because young people in particular
00:29:42.900are having a real hard time purchasing houses right now. And so it's in the interest of everybody
00:29:47.480to increase the housing supply. Some people are afraid of their housing,
00:29:52.840house values diminishing a little bit. But the political goods of this and the political urgency
00:29:56.940of this is pretty clear. Democrats and Republicans agree. So why would Trump take this political win
00:30:02.380away from Republicans? Well, the other side would say, because the Save America Act is an 80%
00:30:08.000popular act. This is an 80-20, 90-10 issue. Everybody, including Democrats, supports voter
00:30:13.640ID, and these freaking legislators on Capitol Hill won't pass it. So you got to pass it,0.91
00:30:19.020and then I'll sign your housing bill. But the Republicans in the Senate won't pass it.
00:30:22.900And the reason they won't pass it is nothing to do with the Save America Act. It's because in
00:30:26.880order to pass it, to get over the libs and some of the squishy Republicans, you would have to
00:30:31.780blow up the filibuster. And the filibuster is this procedural rule that preserves some
00:30:36.440minority rights when the one party is out of power. And the people who are urging for the
00:30:42.500overturning of the filibuster are the ones who are saying the Democrats are going to get rid
00:30:46.780of the filibuster the first chance they get. The minute they retake the Senate, they're going to
00:30:50.260get rid of the filibuster. And so the question you have to ask yourself when it comes to this
00:30:54.660procedural rule, because I like the filibuster. I like slowing things down. I don't like political
00:30:58.460radicalism. Trust me, I'm in principle on the side of the filibuster. But I guess the question
00:31:03.460you have to ask yourself is, in a Democrat party that is openly electing people who call to
00:31:08.080eradicate America, who are promoting political violence, who are promoting terrorism, you really
00:31:12.780think they're going to be precious about the filibuster? I don't buy it. I don't buy it. I
00:31:18.300don't think the party of, forget AOC, DAC especially, I don't think that party is going
00:31:23.080to preserve the filibuster. So the question is, are we going to wait for them to blow it up?
00:31:26.240or are we going to deal with political realities ourselves? It's a tough issue. I don't deny it
00:31:32.240because political wins can change. But the Save America Act is a major political win.
00:31:38.980Now, the problem with the whole setup, by the way, is it's not an either or. We can get the
00:31:43.400Save America Act or you're just going to pass the housing bill. The little secret here about
00:31:48.200how bills are passed is the housing bill will pass into law. If a president doesn't sign a bill,
00:31:53.880other than in very rare circumstances, 10 days later, the bill just passes into law without
00:32:00.860the president's signature. So the little secret here, I hate to let the cat out of the bag is
00:32:05.280the housing bill will just pass into law. President Trump's stunt yesterday is to apply
00:32:10.180pressure and to call public attention to the fact that the Republicans won't get rid of the
00:32:14.160filibuster to pass the Save America Act. That's what it's for. It's not coming at the cost of
00:32:18.340the housing bill. The housing bill is going to pass. The issue is, will the people bring enough
00:32:23.240pressure to bear on the Republicans to pass the Save America Act. Now, speaking of President
00:32:27.980Trump and shows, Nate Bargatze, you know Nate Bargatze, the comedian? He is being excoriated
00:32:35.160by Hollywood and throughout the liberal press because of an egregious crime that he committed.
00:32:40.360Nate Bargatze attended the UFC fight at the White House. Can you imagine that?
00:32:44.840a popular entertainer went to the coolest example of popular entertainment
00:32:52.080in decades. And he did that at the White House, at the President of the United States' house.
00:33:01.620Why is that a problem? Variety says Nate Bargatze is being slammed for, quote,
00:33:06.080willingly associating with proud fascists after attending UFC Freedom 250 at Trump's White House.
00:34:36.080I also agree that individualism is bad and weak and easily snapped, and it's one of the
00:34:40.660underlying ideologicals in American politics. But the way to counter that is not with some
00:34:46.540contrived ideology that is ultimately totalitarian or statist, but it's through organic and natural
00:34:53.900institutions like the family, which are much harder to break. Nevertheless, we go on.
00:34:58.380Fascism is a real ideology. It's distinct from Nazism. It's distinct from communism.
00:35:02.700There are some similarities between this, but it's a distinct ideology.
00:35:06.160And crucially, not one person in the Trump administration is a fascist.
00:35:11.860Fascism, to quote George Orwell, is now just a term that denotes someone that you don't like.
00:35:21.000It's very, very funny that at the same time that the Democrats are calling this totally mainstream centrist comedian, Nate Bargadze, a fascist,
00:35:29.560you have people like Hassan Piker saying, stop calling me a terrorist.
00:35:32.700But when we call Hassan Piker a terrorist, we're using the word really precisely.1.00