The NXR Podcast - THE SPECIAL - 10 Predictions From Nick That Came True

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00:02:00.640 almost a year ago at this point, we recorded, as many of you know, a 10-part series with

00:02:05.620 Nicholas J. Fuentes. It was about 10 hours of content. And what we're doing in this episode

00:02:10.760 is taking 10 clips from that series

00:02:13.620 that all include either a prescient point

00:02:16.760 or an outright prediction that Nick made back then

00:02:21.100 that is either coming to pass before our very eyes today

00:02:24.400 or has already come to pass.

00:02:27.320 One of the reasons why I've chosen to be friends with Nick

00:02:30.280 and give at least some measure of credence to what he says

00:02:33.340 is because the proof is in the pudding.

00:02:36.120 And when I look at the landscape today,

00:02:38.580 all the political commentators, Nick Fontes has by far one of the highest batting averages.

00:02:45.200 The first clip that you're going to see right out of the stinger of this episode

00:02:49.000 is Nick talking about the importance of us changing our political attitude

00:02:53.980 as those conservatives on the right.

00:02:56.600 The GOP for decades has taken the largest portion of its voter base hostage.

00:03:02.540 It takes us for granted.

00:03:04.360 The GOP can assume our vote.

00:03:06.680 Who am I talking about?

00:03:07.560 I'm talking about predominantly white, conservative, Christian Americans.

00:03:13.180 The GOP will pander to anyone and everyone except for its largest voter base.

00:03:20.180 And it is precisely because the GOP does not have to pander to us because we don't require it.

00:03:26.260 The GOP assumes our vote because we freely give our vote in any scenario, no matter what.

00:03:32.300 our voting policy has been as long as the GOP is half an inch to the right of whatever the

00:03:38.820 Democrats are going to put out there, then they can assume our vote forever. And that has been

00:03:45.120 a losing political strategy over decades and decades and decades. And here's the big idea

00:03:50.680 that you'll see in this first clip. The irony is that that's the opposite of what MAGA always truly

00:03:57.620 stood for. Rewind the tape. Look at Donald Trump in 2015 and 2016. Trump only comes on the political

00:04:06.120 map because about a million true American patriots, most of them Christians, refused to hold their

00:04:15.000 nose in 2012 and vote for Mitt Romney. They weren't ignorant. They weren't stupid. They knew

00:04:22.040 that Barack Obama was arguably one of the worst presidents in American history. They knew what was

00:04:28.160 at stake. They knew the alternative. And yet they were willing to say, being condemned and slandered

00:04:35.280 by many of their fellow Christians and conservatives for not giving their vote to Mitt Romney,

00:04:39.760 they were willing to say, I'm sorry, but Mitt Romney is not good enough. Is Barack Obama worse?

00:04:45.040 Sure. But Mitt Romney is so terrible. He is garbage. I cannot with a clear conscience before 0.99

00:04:51.860 God, go into the voting booth, no matter how many clothespins I have on my nose, and hand over my

00:04:58.140 vote to Mitt Romney. Well, what happens? What happens is that we get a second term of Obama,

00:05:03.020 and it's bad, and the consequences are severe. And yet what also happens is that the political

00:05:09.240 landscape, the slate is cleared, and it's the only reason why you have a Donald Trump coming down

00:05:15.220 that golden escalator. That's what people fail to see. The irony, the hypocrisy, is that MAGA today

00:05:21.840 is playing by the opposite rule book.

00:05:24.880 That's the first clip you're going to see,

00:05:26.360 and it's vital.

00:05:28.680 Radical Christian nationalist pastor,

00:05:31.740 Joel Webben.

00:05:32.520 Joel Webben.

00:05:33.860 I'm going to talk about Joel Webben.

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00:06:58.000 from Nick. You know, we, we, and by we, I mean you and I and people like us, we are being held

00:07:04.080 hostage by this dialectic, which says- You sound like James Lindsay, but go on.

00:07:09.280 Well, dialectic is an important concept, which is it forces us to take a certain side.

00:07:17.660 That's true.

00:07:18.380 Because you wouldn't ever want to have Newsom.

00:07:20.660 It's like, so we will accept anything the Republicans give?

00:07:24.520 Yeah, I know.

00:07:25.060 And there's some world hazard there because then they can give us anything they want.

00:07:28.620 And the argument will always be the same.

00:07:31.180 You know, would we have to vote for John McCain?

00:07:34.160 Right.

00:07:34.540 Obama was far worse. 0.83

00:07:36.300 Far worse.

00:07:37.140 Would you vote for John McCain? 0.98

00:07:39.280 like the worst neocon ever, who's a traitor, who's a songbird? Would you vote for Mitt Romney? 0.93

00:07:44.560 Would you vote for George W. Bush? No, I would not vote for Bush, McCain. I wouldn't vote for

00:07:50.380 any of them, even if we get Al Gore or Obama. And, you know, what I would say about in general,

00:07:58.280 this has been a problem for the GOP for generations. And there's a really good piece

00:08:03.940 by sam francis in the night sam francis is like one of the brilliant paleocons from a different

00:08:11.040 generation whose career was buried actually by dinesh d'souza helped get him canceled really

00:08:16.740 yeah he like uh lied about him he defamed him in a book and uh it got sam francis kicked out

00:08:23.340 of washington examiner and ruined his career wow it would happen anyway probably but he did lie

00:08:29.080 and anyway sam francis was very close with patrick buchanan right who was an advisor to

00:08:34.620 nixon and reagan and he ran in 92 96 2000 and of course in 92 pat buchanan raised a primary

00:08:43.320 challenge against the incumbent president george bush and buchanan rallied the populist base they

00:08:49.880 called them the buchanan brigades and buchanan came within striking distance of bush in a number

00:08:54.840 of different primary contests, which is unheard of for an incumbent president to like lose to a

00:09:00.440 challenger. You almost never have a primary when that's the case, when you're the ruling party.

00:09:07.260 And, you know, Pat Buchanan lost. I mean, he eventually dropped out. But in the end,

00:09:12.700 he endorsed George Bush and he spoke at the Republican convention where he endorsed Bush

00:09:18.920 and brought all the Buchanan brigades back onto the Bush campaign.

00:09:23.720 And everyone recognized that Bush was terrible

00:09:26.120 because he raised taxes, he betrayed his constituents.

00:09:29.440 There was so much apathy in 1990 and 1992.

00:09:33.880 And Sam Francis said that was Buchanan's biggest mistake.

00:09:36.840 It was his loyalty to the GOP,

00:09:38.860 which prevented him from actually having a revolutionary movement.

00:09:42.880 And what I saw as Buchanan's mistake,

00:09:46.280 that's where Trump succeeded.

00:09:47.460 because let's recall, it was Trump who in 2015 said, if I'm not the nominee, I'll run as a third

00:09:55.800 party and I'll ruin this for everybody. And they hated him for that. He was polling at 15 or 20%

00:10:03.780 in the primary. And in the first debate at Fox News, they said, because he was threatening this,

00:10:10.280 they said, raise your hand if you will not pledge to support the eventual Republican nominee.

00:10:16.180 and Trump raised his hand and Brett Baer said so to be clear you're saying you will not endorse

00:10:22.940 the nominee guaranteeing that Hillary Clinton will win and Trump said I perfectly understand

00:10:28.880 he goes look he goes I have a lot of leverage he said I want to win as the Republican he said but

00:10:35.560 if I don't become the nominee then I might run as an independent I have a lot of leverage

00:10:40.780 and I told them to his face when I had dinner with him,

00:10:45.060 I said, that's how I knew you were serious

00:10:48.400 because you were willing to play the game

00:10:52.240 and say, I'll let the Republican Party crash and burn.

00:10:56.520 You think you control me?

00:10:57.760 You think you have me hostage?

00:10:59.560 I have you hostage.

00:11:01.300 You better make sure I win

00:11:02.940 because if I don't win and bring all my people

00:11:05.320 and policies, then nobody wins. 0.96

00:11:07.920 and that's that's what our cucked sucker republican base that loses forever that's what 1.00

00:11:16.400 they don't understand yeah it's like they're willing to be the idiot every time and say well 1.00

00:11:21.840 what are we going to do we have to vote because if we don't it's our fault i say if we lose it's 0.99

00:11:27.360 their fault because we want to vote we want change they have never delivered it where's my border

00:11:32.860 wall? Why are we still in Iraq? Why do we still have free trade? Where's our tariff schedule?

00:11:39.300 You know, and Trump is working on some of these things, but like, that's what I would say for

00:11:43.600 someone like Vance is like, I'm sorry, you need to convince us to vote for you, not the other way

00:11:49.180 around. Nick Fuentes addresses three people in particular, Donald Trump, Nikki Haley, and Miriam

00:11:56.360 Adelson. Remember the timing of this recording, what you're about to watch is at the end of 2025.

00:12:02.620 And Nick has already, by this point,

00:12:05.200 for at least six months, if not longer, a year,

00:12:08.340 been talking about how Trump will be the Iran war president.

00:12:13.440 Watch the clip.

00:12:14.580 Nikki Haley goes to Israel on behalf, she says,

00:12:18.220 of the Trump campaign.

00:12:19.900 She drops out of the race.

00:12:22.040 She endorses Trump.

00:12:23.380 And in the same week, Miriam Adelson

00:12:25.480 commits to give Trump $100 million.

00:12:28.440 The Adelsons are right here.

00:12:30.380 They are.

00:12:30.700 because I'm in Texas and they're right up there in DFW

00:12:33.200 and we've got friends there.

00:12:34.300 I mean, they were an inch away

00:12:35.820 from putting that casino in there

00:12:37.200 that would just economically and just culturally,

00:12:40.220 I mean, it would draw like flies,

00:12:42.500 you know, just degeneracy and they're bad news. 1.00

00:12:45.680 They are, and they're Israel first. 1.00

00:12:47.880 Yes.

00:12:48.100 Everyone knows that, that they're single issue voters 1.00

00:12:50.900 and Miriam is worse than Sheldon 1.00

00:12:53.000 because she's actually Israeli. 0.99

00:12:54.840 Her late husband, oh yeah, he's American, she's Israeli.

00:12:58.380 she's way more hardcore actually than he is which is somewhat ironic and so you have this quid pro

00:13:05.060 quo in the spring where nikki haley is a client of miriam adelson always has been so haley and

00:13:13.340 she's a neocon yeah major part of the problem she drops out of the race visits israel endorses trump

00:13:20.340 and the deal is then adelson will give trump all this money and the question is what did trump give

00:13:25.920 in return. And it's reported that Trump has committed that he's going to allow Israel to

00:13:31.540 annex the West Bank and that he will confront Iran. Because this is happening in the context

00:13:36.780 of the Gaza War and the broader regional war, where Israel is constantly provoking Iran into

00:13:43.380 a battle, which they hope will draw in the United States to destroy Iran or have regime change in

00:13:49.220 Iran. That was the first thing I didn't like. And I said, if Trump is elected, there's a real risk

00:13:55.840 that we're going to go to war with Iran.

00:13:58.180 And a lot of people, that just wasn't even on their radar

00:14:00.760 because people were not paying attention.

00:14:02.780 And so they saw Gaza because that's the headline

00:14:05.700 and it was that stage of the conflict.

00:14:08.480 But anybody who was paying attention knew

00:14:10.420 it was going towards Iran.

00:14:12.800 That is where it's been building for over a decade.

00:14:15.960 Really, ever since Trump's first term,

00:14:18.840 because it was Trump that withdrew us from the Iran deal.

00:14:21.420 And not to get too into the weeds,

00:14:23.140 but the point being is that is something

00:14:25.020 that wasn't on people's radar, but I did accurately predict. I said, there's going to

00:14:29.100 be a significant effort to bring the United States to war. And under Trump, it's far more likely

00:14:34.320 because he's got backing from the Israel lobby. His administration will be filled with people 0.93

00:14:40.180 from South Florida who are loyal to the Israel lobby in South Florida, as it's a major hub of

00:14:46.000 pro-Israel Jews there, Jewish donors. That's what makes up the GOP down there.

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00:16:38.140 stopboxusa.com forward slash NXR. In this third clip, what you're going to see is Nick Fuentes

00:16:45.640 addressing Bill Ackman. Bill Ackman has been a lifelong liberal and he is still a liberal. He

00:16:51.900 feigns being conservative and being on the political right here in America, but for one reason 0.52

00:16:56.580 And one reason only, because the political right, the GOP, under Donald Trump, not despite Donald Trump, but in large part because of Donald Trump, is beholden to Israel.

00:17:08.540 That's what you're about to watch. 0.77

00:17:09.660 What you have is in October 6, 73, there's an Arab sneak attack on Israel. 0.89

00:17:17.260 It pushes Israel to the brink. 0.74

00:17:19.060 They're caught by surprise.

00:17:20.100 They're almost defeated.

00:17:21.300 It is backed by the international left and the progressive left in America.

00:17:25.780 and they're they're apologists for this this attack is so traumatic to the jewish consciousness

00:17:33.140 not just in israel but in america that they become extremely right wing there's this huge

00:17:38.140 shift to the right because they say the left is anti-israel the left is actually becoming hostile

00:17:44.160 to jewry in the world and in america this is identical to what happened in 2023 right which

00:17:51.660 is an arab sneak attack backed by iran which is an ally of russia backed by the progressive left

00:17:58.420 in america at harvard that made excuses for it it catches israel by surprise and in catching

00:18:05.260 israel by surprise it is so traumatic and so devastating the 1200 dead the babies in ovens 0.57

00:18:11.400 things like that you see that the jewish consciousness just like 50 years ago shifts to 0.96

00:18:16.720 the right and they say they're mugged by reality just like it was 50 years ago today you have these 0.59

00:18:23.320 high-powered liberal democrat jews like bill ackman at apollo and he's in a harvard alumnus 0.56

00:18:31.220 he's in new york city he's friends with black rock with um the head of black rock i should say

00:18:36.920 and you have guys like sean mcguire and jacob helberg these are jews in silicon valley 0.77

00:18:42.640 Jacob Helberg's a gay Jew.

00:18:44.880 Sean McGuire's a lifelong Democrat, liberal Jew.

00:18:48.100 All three of these guys,

00:18:49.580 whether they're in Wall Street or Silicon Valley,

00:18:52.540 they see what happens in Israel. 0.63

00:18:54.760 They see that the American left supported this

00:18:57.420 in some sense, the attack.

00:18:59.240 They're not sympathetic to Israel.

00:19:01.020 And they have this epiphany and say,

00:19:02.900 wow, Israel really could be destroyed. 0.97

00:19:06.360 And the American left would be okay with that.

00:19:08.880 So Bill Ackman writes a letter to Harvard and says,

00:19:11.580 Harvard is too woke. They're against free speech. They're tolerating these Hamas terrorists on the

00:19:18.080 campus. Now he sounds like Ben Shapiro, even though for years he's like a liberal Jew. And 0.81

00:19:23.800 you can see now in this incoming Trump administration, it's almost identical then

00:19:29.480 to the ascendancy of the neocons with Reagan, which is this is an administration that was

00:19:34.800 powered 100% by American Jews that realized that Trump was going to support Israel more than

00:19:43.480 Kamala would have. Just like back then, they realized we needed to support America defeating 0.73

00:19:49.860 the Soviet Union. That's why we need to be Republican. That's why we need to go to war. 0.58

00:19:54.740 Now you have a lot of these Jews saying, we have to support Trump. He's going to take the fight to 0.90

00:19:59.300 Iran, unlike the Democrats who are not sympathetic to Israel. And you realize that that is why these

00:20:06.620 are the considerations that dominate the second Trump administration, to the exclusion of every

00:20:11.020 other issue. Bill Ackman, Sean McGuire, Jacob Hellberg, all these guys, they're still liberal.

00:20:17.420 They're still in favor of mass migration. They're still in favor of feminism, social liberalism.

00:20:24.460 The one thing they support Trump on is these pro-Jewish policies, whether it's supporting Israel materially. 0.70

00:20:31.700 What you'll see Nick saying, and again, he's absolutely right, is that meet the new boss, same as the old boss. 0.55

00:20:38.440 That in many ways, as it pertains to Israel, which seems to be one of the largest guiding issues for the Trump administration today,

00:20:47.240 when it comes to that issue

00:20:49.100 that they are taking the same playbook

00:20:51.300 with only a few novel adaptations.

00:20:54.760 The neocons wanted to go into the Middle East

00:20:57.100 and all these different nations

00:20:58.240 and do regime change.

00:21:00.900 And then what they wanted to do

00:21:02.060 is nation build and set up democracies

00:21:04.500 so that these nations

00:21:05.780 that have been a problem historically for us

00:21:07.740 now would turn into allies

00:21:09.320 and maybe be a great beacon in the Middle East

00:21:11.440 that other nations would take a page

00:21:13.480 out of their playbook and say,

00:21:14.880 hey, democracy is great.

00:21:16.040 It's working for Iraq.

00:21:17.080 and maybe it'll work for us too.

00:21:18.500 And so we'll follow suit. 0.81

00:21:19.780 That was the neocon playbook.

00:21:21.300 That's the Bush dynasty.

00:21:22.460 That's what we've seen among the GOP for decades now.

00:21:26.500 And yet it's really the same thing

00:21:28.460 that happened under the Trump administration. 0.95

00:21:30.800 We're gonna go into Iran

00:21:32.080 and we are going to do regime change. 1.00

00:21:35.160 We killed the Isla Tola. 0.98

00:21:37.100 We killed the leader there in Iran. 1.00

00:21:40.360 And immediately the head of the snake, 1.00

00:21:42.320 after being cut off,

00:21:43.440 this particular snake grows a head back instantly

00:21:46.180 and the new guy taking the place of his father

00:21:49.400 is more radical than his father was.

00:21:53.620 Old boss is the same as the new boss.

00:21:57.260 Just some slight variations.

00:21:59.220 Nick was right.

00:22:00.080 Here it is.

00:22:00.820 I'm speaking specifically like to their ideology.

00:22:03.980 The way they craft the ideology,

00:22:06.700 like my point is they recognize

00:22:08.980 that nationalism is in vogue.

00:22:11.720 Like everyone knows the evangelical dispensationalists

00:22:15.120 are not cool.

00:22:16.180 There's no young people that are into that that are like, we love Israel at the megachurch. That's out. And the neocons are out. They're like, cowboy, we're going to kill some terrorists. That's out too.

00:22:28.220 What's in is like Nietzsche, nationalism, vitalism, like bodybuilding, aesthetics.

00:22:35.600 Like they know, in some ways they've created that too, but they know that's the mood of

00:22:40.040 the moment around Trump.

00:22:42.160 And so what they're doing is they're identifying, like they have in the past, the pro-Jewish

00:22:47.220 politics with the mood of the moment.

00:22:49.740 And so, for example, when Israel was bombing Hamas, I saw Darren Beattie, who is Jewish,

00:22:56.980 And I probably agree with him on most things, maybe, because he's pretty based, generally.

00:23:02.640 Darren Beattie's also a Jew, and, like, he's got a weird background.

00:23:06.000 Like, he grew up on Kiribati or one of these, like, islands in the Pacific.

00:23:10.180 They're always international.

00:23:11.420 They're never, like, born in America, you know, like Iowa.

00:23:14.500 But Darren Beattie, that's just, like, a little disclaimer. 0.73

00:23:19.260 Jewish guy. 0.97

00:23:20.260 He runs Revolver.

00:23:21.460 He's in the State Department now.

00:23:22.860 He was in the first Trump admin.

00:23:24.200 And Beattie said, well, Hamas is like the BLM of Israel.

00:23:29.700 And so when Israel's bombing the hell out of Hamas, 0.83

00:23:32.820 we should like that because they're like BLM. 0.98

00:23:35.540 And then he said, we need to kick out

00:23:37.780 all these students protesting Israel

00:23:39.840 because the students protesting against Israel

00:23:42.560 were the same ones doing BLM.

00:23:45.080 And you see how it's like, oh, if I hate BLM, 0.67

00:23:49.320 I hate Hamas too. 0.98

00:23:50.580 I'm an anti-BLM and Hamas conservative. 0.92

00:23:53.060 Just like how back then you'd say, oh, if you hate Al-Qaeda, you need to be against the Palestinians. 0.98

00:23:58.140 If you're against the Soviet Union, you need to be against Egypt. 0.97

00:24:01.180 Like it plays out this way and it's so subtle because they're good at this. 0.74

00:24:06.480 And this is where you have people, even when Trump was bombing Iran, you had all of these national conservatives, many of them saying, I think it's good that we're bombing Iran. 0.98

00:24:17.380 We should bring back the Persian monarchy. 0.95

00:24:19.740 That would be based.

00:24:20.840 and it's like you're advocating for the most neocon like pro-israel i talk about a pro-israel

00:24:27.980 policy regime change in iran that's like the definition of like an ambitious pro-israel

00:24:33.960 policy but they're not calling it neocon they're pretending it's based and here were some of the

00:24:39.240 qualifications they said well strictly speaking the neocon ideology properly understood as like

00:24:47.520 democratic globalism. As Charles Krauthammer said, he said, we're going to confront anti-democratic

00:24:54.120 regimes where it counts and when it's in our interest. And coincidentally, that was in Iraq,

00:24:59.680 you know, but like the idea behind neoconservatism was we're going to plan a democracy. We're going

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00:25:10.300 then they'd be our ally and then other countries would be democracies and so on. So when they

00:25:15.160 agitate for war in Iran, they're saying it's not neocon because we're not going to make them a

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00:27:20.780 that's reformedfinance.net forward slash NXR. This is a simple concept and yet it is utterly

00:27:28.220 lost on virtually all Republicans. And to my shame, I have to say that in 2024, this concept

00:27:34.660 was lost on myself, me personally, as well. And this is, I'm trying to atone for some of my past

00:27:40.980 foolishness and mistakes here coming up on the midterms in 2026. But essentially what Nick says

00:27:46.700 is this, heritage Americans, conservative white Christian Americans, and especially conservative

00:27:52.800 of white Christian men. The GOP can assume on our votes because we will always play this game of the

00:27:58.600 lesser of two evils. And what I did in 2024, and I said this publicly, I said, I'm going to

00:28:04.380 promulgate push for Trump. I'm going to say it loud. I'm going to say it proud. And I'm going

00:28:09.360 to get out the message to as many people as I possibly can. You got to come out. You got to

00:28:13.680 vote for Donald Trump. But after he's elected, I promise that I will be one of the purest,

00:28:20.060 clearest loudest voices on the media stage calling Trump to account wherever he's wrong

00:28:26.700 criticizing Trump when he fails to keep his promises I've been true to my word I pushed

00:28:32.080 for Trump after he was elected I have criticized Trump at a great cost a lot of people calling me

00:28:37.180 a traitor saying that I I'm just demoralizing potential GOP voters and so on and so forth

00:28:43.860 Here's the deal.

00:28:44.780 I kept my word.

00:28:46.380 Yet, at the same time, I have to recognize that, yeah, I kept my word, but my plan, the word that I gave, the commitment that I gave, is just not the way that politics works.

00:28:59.940 Criticizing someone after they've already won the vote means nothing.

00:29:04.420 It's crickets.

00:29:05.940 They don't care.

00:29:07.380 They don't care.

00:29:08.500 Because I've been criticizing Trump for a year, and everybody let it slide.

00:29:11.600 But the reason why they're upset now, why?

00:29:14.180 Oh, because we're a few weeks away from another election.

00:29:18.380 You have to realize, MAGA-tards, conservatards, 0.94

00:29:21.900 and I'm talking to my former self just a couple of years ago, 0.94

00:29:25.220 we have to realize the only moment in which we have any say at all,

00:29:30.300 any leverage, any power is before the election, not after.

00:29:34.800 And what you'll see in this clip is Nick saying, 0.97

00:29:37.320 hey, everybody gave me crap. 0.95

00:29:38.840 People even lied and said, well, I'm advocating for people to vote for Kamala, which he never did. 0.97

00:29:43.820 But he did say to the Groypers and all those under his influence, we need to threaten Trump with the withholding of our vote if he doesn't make certain concessions to us.

00:29:57.320 It's pretty simple, but unfortunately, it is missed by so many that it becomes profound.

00:30:03.100 Watch what Nick said.

00:30:03.880 And I led this campaign in August of last year where I said, look, if Trump doesn't say that he will not go to war with Iran, if he does not say that we're going to have an immigration moratorium as opposed to limitless H-1Bs and F-1s, I said that I'm not voting for him.

00:30:22.940 And I can't tell anybody to vote for him because if there's a question mark on any of those issues, on either of those issues, it's not really worth it because those are completely contrary.

00:30:35.400 They're actually the opposite of what he promised in 2016.

00:30:39.600 So we led this campaign, me and the Groypers, on True Social, on Twitter.

00:30:45.160 We did an email campaign.

00:30:46.780 We put up a billboard.

00:30:47.320 Were you back on Twitter by then?

00:30:48.860 I was.

00:30:49.440 That's right.

00:30:49.760 I came back in May of 24. 0.78

00:30:51.940 and so we led this campaign and we said no war with Iran no more immigration and if you can't

00:30:59.100 commit to those things we're not going to vote for you and we weren't going to vote for Kamala

00:31:03.880 because we don't support what Kamala believes she's terrible yeah obviously yeah she and she'd

00:31:08.480 be worse even than Trump but like you said earlier this was a message to Trump hey get it together

00:31:14.920 if you're serious about winning.

00:31:16.780 And to me, this is a very important thing

00:31:20.180 that we as the so-called the base

00:31:22.940 of the Republican Party,

00:31:25.060 the base of support, need to understand.

00:31:28.120 When the Republican candidate goes out there,

00:31:30.860 he's pandering to racial and ethnic minorities.

00:31:34.880 He's pandering to the middle and independence.

00:31:37.500 Heritage Americans are always just assumed. 0.89

00:31:40.140 Exactly.

00:31:40.560 Never appreciated, just assumed.

00:31:42.320 And if they're always assuming, and if it's a safe assumption that you're in their column, then they're never going to do anything for you.

00:31:50.560 And as a matter of fact, when they're looking to make compromises, they're going to trade off the things you want for the things that the voters, they do not have yet.

00:32:01.740 I have you so I can give your stuff away.

00:32:04.940 I don't have them, so I'll give your stuff to them.

00:32:07.620 And that's what he did with Silicon Valley and with the Israel lobby. 0.73

00:32:11.300 He said, if I want money from Silicon Valley, I need to give them the cheap labor. 0.62

00:32:16.720 The base will understand. 1.00

00:32:18.440 If I want Miriam Adelson, I might have to give her a war with Iran. 0.88

00:32:22.640 The base will understand. 0.99

00:32:24.240 I'll convince them.

00:32:25.920 And so throughout the year, I was trying to convince our own people, take your own side.

00:32:32.840 Because Silicon Valley would not support Trump unless he helped them.

00:32:38.740 That's right.

00:32:39.020 Adelson would not support Trump unless he helped her in Israel. But we would vote for Trump no

00:32:45.940 matter what. And that's why we're the suckers. Remember, what you're about to watch was recorded 0.99

00:32:50.940 last year. And what you'll see is how prescient Nick has been in being able to see things before

00:32:58.160 they occur. Not because, well, not because he has a crystal ball, but because he's willing to simply

00:33:04.500 be honest, even if he doesn't like the trajectory, the direction that certain things are saying.

00:33:12.160 One of these things is that personnel always lends towards policy. We saw that in the first

00:33:18.900 administration with Donald Trump from 2016 to 2020. But we also knew in 2024, before the election

00:33:26.740 took place, if we had the moral courage, intellectual honesty to admit it, that the same

00:33:32.620 mistakes and personnel were already being lined up again. These are the things that were right

00:33:38.040 there under our noses for everyone to see, but Nick was simply willing to call them what they

00:33:43.320 were. That's the clip you're about to watch. This was recorded again last year, and so much of this

00:33:48.820 in the time that has passed since has played out. I do want to mention real quick before we get into

00:33:53.980 this clip that our conference, November 12th, 13th, and 14th, is coming up quick. Christ is King,

00:34:00.320 America after Trump. You can go to newchristianright.com forward slash conference.

00:34:06.780 You'll see the full speaker lineup. We have Alex Jones. We have multiple different people who are

00:34:11.160 there. But there are a couple surprise speakers that may make an appearance at the conference,

00:34:17.900 and you won't want to miss it. Here's the next clip from Nick.

00:34:21.620 Because the people that were running the White House were people from the Rubio campaign,

00:34:26.020 people from the bush campaign because these are republicans that were part of that revolving door

00:34:31.320 that permanent bureaucratic political class managerial class right so he was swept in in 16

00:34:38.460 and there was sort of this panic because you need to fill 10 000 positions five to 10 000 positions

00:34:45.640 he didn't have anybody so he counted on the gop they filled it up with their people who were

00:34:51.820 neither personally loyal to Trump nor were they ideologically aligned. And so the actual Trump

00:34:58.780 loyalists that did agree with him, that were loyal to him, they would be getting interviewed for a

00:35:05.420 position by someone that worked for Rubio, someone that worked for Bush. And so there was this deep

00:35:11.500 frustration from people that either got passed over or even people that did get the job because

00:35:17.160 they weren't able to implement the actual policies. And this is where for four years you would just

00:35:23.580 have downright insubordination. You know, there were two really good examples. There was that

00:35:28.020 famous piece in the New York Times on the front page. It was some low level staffer, but they said,

00:35:34.040 I'm in the Trump administration. Don't worry. I'm fighting from within to like sabotage everything

00:35:40.400 he's doing. Yeah. And you had a lot of that just outright subversion. You also had another case

00:35:46.220 where I believe it was towards the end of his first term,

00:35:50.240 Trump was ordering a drawdown in the troops in Syria

00:35:53.320 because we had thousands and thousands of troops

00:35:56.080 ostensibly fighting ISIS,

00:35:57.880 but really undermining the Assad regime.

00:36:00.060 And Trump on no less than two occasions

00:36:03.300 gave the order, withdraw from Syria.

00:36:06.420 And the generals just disobeyed.

00:36:08.760 They'd refused to implement it.

00:36:10.660 And not only that,

00:36:11.540 but they lied about the troop totals to Trump himself.

00:36:15.340 Wow. In Iraq and Syria. So you just have this downright subversion, disloyalty. Personnel is policy is like the biggest thing. And in 2020, in January 2020, they fired their head of PPO, which is a personnel office. They hired a new guy named John McEntee.

00:36:36.400 he was a campaign loyalist he was there in the 2016 campaign i think they brought him on in 2015

00:36:43.160 in late 2015 and this guy in 2020 implemented like loyalty tests like you had to pledge allegiance

00:36:51.020 to trump to keep your job and he was interviewing people also for ideological consistency and so in

00:36:58.760 2020 they were getting a lot of the bad people out good people in and things started to change

00:37:04.060 they started building the wall they a lot of things started to get better but it was just

00:37:08.400 too little too late and then the covid pandemic hit and blm happened and um but but point he would

00:37:15.360 never back off the rhetoric of like i did this vaccine it's like dude your own base hates it

00:37:21.500 yeah he finally did back off at this point but it's like even all throughout the you know i call

00:37:27.140 the dark ages of you know the the auto pin presidency even for four years he was still like

00:37:32.920 bragging about things that people hate and then not even mentioning the things that got him elected 0.83

00:37:38.560 in the first place, the things that people love. Well, and that's such a huge part of it because

00:37:43.460 not only did you have the failure of the personnel in the first term, but you also had this

00:37:49.180 assimilation where Trump ran in 16 truly as an independent. It was a stark break, not just from

00:37:57.580 the radical left, but also from the establishment right. Right. Because in 2015, Jeb Bush, he was

00:38:03.240 a front runner, actually, in the early phases of the primary. And he couldn't make up his mind on

00:38:09.660 whether we were going to defend the legacy of the Iraq war. That's how bad it was in 15. And that's

00:38:16.080 what Trump got him on early on. He said, you know, it was a mistake. It wasn't a mistake. They can't

00:38:20.660 even make up their mind on something that is so obviously unpopular. And so Trump breaks with the

00:38:26.920 GOP in 15 and says, we're against free trade. We're against mass migration. We're against

00:38:33.300 foreign wars. That's like a independent platform. That's like a populist nationalist platform. 0.62

00:38:39.680 But by 2020, he starts sounding like a regular conservative. He's running on the tax cut and

00:38:46.080 jobs act, which is a corporate tax cut. And a corporate tax cut is very different than tariffs

00:38:51.860 and going after free trade.

00:38:54.620 He starts running on lowest black unemployment,

00:38:58.500 best stock market in history.

00:39:00.540 He changes his tune on almost every issue.

00:39:03.340 And people basically say this is unrecognizable.

00:39:06.420 He ran as an independent in 2016.

00:39:09.360 In 2020, he's running like a Republican.

00:39:12.040 And that, so there's a psychological capture as well.

00:39:15.200 And so for me in 2024, I wasn't,

00:39:19.560 I was actually rooting for him in the primary.

00:39:21.860 against DeSantis and against Nikki Haley, but I was looking to see if he had learned his lesson

00:39:29.800 from the first term. I was open to it, but it became clear by 2024 who was running the campaign.

00:39:37.420 It was Chris Lasavita, Susie Wiles. These people are terrible. These are like GOP consultants,

00:39:44.760 and they epitomize that kind of consulting class that Trump railed against in 16 that he

00:39:51.760 hated that are really part of the problem not only that but they weren't loyal to him they weren't

00:39:57.220 loyal to him on january 6th and shortly afterward and they're not ideologically america first and so

00:40:04.900 it was around the summer of 2024 when they pushed out project 2025 right where a lot of the loyalists

00:40:13.720 were involved this was a project to staff the white house with the right people if suzy wiles

00:40:19.820 and La Cervita were pushing out Project 2025.

00:40:23.380 I said, then clearly Trump has not learned his lesson.

00:40:26.040 And in 24, we're going to get more of the same.

00:40:28.860 And Trump gets elected in 24.

00:40:32.220 The transition starts.

00:40:33.580 And who do they start putting up for the cabinet?

00:40:36.000 Marco Rubio, her secretary of state,

00:40:38.440 deja vu all over again, you know?

00:40:40.600 In the first White House, it's all Rubio's people.

00:40:43.420 Now in 24, he is the third most powerful person

00:40:47.580 in the cabinet.

00:40:48.200 that. Another vital thing to understand about politics is that when you get your guy, he better

00:40:53.440 be the guy. He better do all the things that you need him to do. The very reason you elected him

00:40:58.700 in the first place, he better push all the way. The problem in your guy winning, but your guy

00:41:04.600 turning out not to be quite the guy you thought he was, is that you don't get the things that you

00:41:09.580 need, but you also lose the momentum. You lose the resolve. You lose the sense of urgency and

00:41:16.980 desperation, right? So the people are placated, but the policies that you need aren't really there.

00:41:24.260 Tune in now. What he did in 16 was really animate the peasants and the rubes and the masses to bring

00:41:31.280 the pitchforks and torches to burn it all down, you know, metaphorically, to really just change 0.96

00:41:36.520 the system. And what I saw him doing in 24 is subduing those people, making them complacent,

00:41:43.340 bringing them back in the feudal lords, you know.

00:41:46.340 Exactly, right back into the fold.

00:41:48.320 And so that's why I fundamentally oppose,

00:41:51.760 because I don't doubt,

00:41:53.140 is Trump 24 better than Kamala?

00:41:56.680 Obviously.

00:41:57.500 Of course.

00:41:58.160 Everyone knows that.

00:41:58.920 Obviously it's going to be better governance,

00:42:00.740 but we have to think bigger than that.

00:42:04.260 Second order effects long-term.

00:42:06.660 And is it the best idea

00:42:08.900 that Trump is going to deliver these radicals

00:42:11.820 back into the system?

00:42:12.760 And here's case in point, perfect example of this.

00:42:16.900 In 2020, you had like 80% of the Republicans

00:42:20.100 believe the election was stolen and was illegitimate 0.99

00:42:23.340 and they were right. 0.96

00:42:24.480 In 24, it's like 20% of Republicans

00:42:27.840 believe the election is rigged.

00:42:30.080 So like, once again, people believe now in the system.

00:42:34.320 They believe in legitimacy and efficacy of the system.

00:42:37.860 We're fine.

00:42:38.380 That was one of my biggest fears.

00:42:39.600 And I said it before he was elected.

00:42:40.820 I said, um, one of my concerns is that if he is elected, it'll be far, far better than Kamala.

00:42:47.260 And, and overall, I am grateful. I am grateful despite, you know, the disappointments and all

00:42:52.060 these kinds of things. But one fear that I had was, um, it would just placate. Right. You know,

00:42:58.360 it's just like, Hey, we won. Like, you know, chat, we're back, you know, like hashtag winning,

00:43:04.260 you know? And, um, and then we'd be like, this is, you know, like the dog, you know,

00:43:08.200 meme where the house is on fire. This is fine. Whereas at least in 2020, I mean, the house was

00:43:13.260 on fire. I mean, literally cities on fire, but there was no, this is fine sentiment. It was like,

00:43:18.820 this is not fine. We've got to raise hell. Like we've got to stop this. Whereas I think for a lot 0.71

00:43:25.520 of people, and I've noticed it even with churches and pastors, even friends, you know, I've noticed

00:43:31.520 they're like, this is far enough. It's enough. I'm content with this, and I'm not.

00:43:40.460 This next clip is really important. It's short, but if you understand, if you can read between

00:43:46.040 the lines, there is a ton of import, not just for today, but as we head into 27 and 28,

00:43:53.900 as we head towards the next presidential election. Essentially, the concept is this.

00:43:58.980 On the one hand, there are many who are saying, well, Trump has not fulfilled his promises.

00:44:04.120 Trump isn't really our guy.

00:44:05.640 He's merely a precursor.

00:44:07.280 And I would agree with a lot of that rhetoric.

00:44:09.400 But Vance is the chosen one.

00:44:12.280 Vance will be the one who is willing to do all the things where Trump stopped short.

00:44:17.140 It's almost like David replacing Saul.

00:44:20.740 However, it is important to remember the timeline and the series of events that all coalesce

00:44:27.660 leading up to Trump's election in 2024.

00:44:31.440 Vance was not just the best guy for the job,

00:44:34.700 and Trump was able to see that on the merits,

00:44:37.180 all on his own.

00:44:38.440 No, Trump was pressured

00:44:39.860 from massively influential people,

00:44:43.380 many of them a part of the deep state tech right.

00:44:47.980 You've got to choose Vance as your VP.

00:44:51.160 It's gotta be Vance.

00:44:53.160 So the question that you'll see from this clip

00:44:55.580 kind of raises to the top is this. If Vance is better than Trump, then why did some of these

00:45:06.220 guys insist that Trump pick Vance when a lot of these guys don't necessarily want the things that

00:45:13.940 we want? A lot of these guys are okay with the kinds of things that we are unwilling to tolerate.

00:45:21.300 Here's the next clip.

00:45:22.660 He picks Vance a few days after he gets shot.

00:45:27.620 Right.

00:45:27.900 He gets a call from Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and Tucker Carlson,

00:45:32.340 and they're all beckoning him.

00:45:33.700 You have to support Vance for VP,

00:45:36.500 because if you don't, the deep state will kill you.

00:45:40.320 Right.

00:45:40.880 No, I remember that.

00:45:41.660 That was the rhetoric was if you pick a neocon,

00:45:45.480 Nikki Haley or something like that, 0.99

00:45:47.740 then they'll literally kill you 0.99

00:45:49.760 And because they'd be happy with your replacement. 0.99

00:45:51.540 But Vance is so based and he's so best to it.

00:45:54.340 Like they'd be worried that he'd be even more hardcore than you.

00:45:57.240 So they'll keep you alive.

00:45:58.400 And it's like, is that true?

00:46:01.000 Because if Vance is a pawn of Palantir and Anduril,

00:46:05.320 which are defense contractors and intelligence contractors,

00:46:08.500 wouldn't the deep state prefer Vance over Trump?

00:46:10.760 Maybe they'd even prefer him over any of the other picks

00:46:14.720 that Trump could have had for vice president.

00:46:16.920 Here's the reality.

00:46:18.240 People change. 1.00

00:46:18.960 Not everyone, but some do, especially Christians. 1.00

00:46:23.060 To change is to repent. 0.96

00:46:25.380 If somebody's genuinely a Christian, they have the Holy Spirit indwelling them,

00:46:30.020 they have a new heart, regeneration, then repentance is actually normal.

00:46:35.260 It's normal for Christians. 1.00

00:46:36.480 Repentance is a gift. 1.00

00:46:37.440 It's something that God grants. 1.00

00:46:38.620 And all Christians will progressively throughout their lives here on earth

00:46:42.000 grow in sanctification, repent, and change.

00:46:45.680 They get better, not worse.

00:46:47.400 And so I leave that possibility entirely open.

00:46:51.480 Vance is the clip that we're about to show.

00:46:54.100 Nick Fuentes rewinding the tape, showing us the history of Vance.

00:46:58.080 And ultimately, it's to the viewer's discretion whether or not you believe that Vance has changed. 0.70

00:47:03.660 There's no question whatsoever that Vance was a never-Trumper. 0.87

00:47:07.680 That's undeniable.

00:47:09.480 The question is simply, has he changed?

00:47:12.260 And how genuine, how authentic is this change?

00:47:15.740 But if we're going to believe that, which is possible, it is important that we're not just

00:47:20.940 hopped up on copium, right? That we're actually thinking about it logically. We're not an ostrich

00:47:29.200 with our heads stuck in the sand. We're looking at the facts. We're looking at the history and

00:47:33.260 we're saying, okay, I see that it's real and I'm weighing it, taking it into account. But I also

00:47:39.540 see the present and what's going on. And I think that the rhetoric or the policies or the decisions,

00:47:44.720 the actions today are meaningful enough to substantiate that this change is genuine.

00:47:52.040 There's a lot of guys right now who are saying, I think this change is genuine by looking at

00:47:57.740 today and taking all of it with a grain of salt, benefit of the doubt, but not looking really at

00:48:05.560 all at yesterday and giving no weight to that, right? True change, if we're going to measure it,

00:48:12.800 is looking at the past and weighing it accurately,

00:48:16.820 looking at the present, weighing it accurately,

00:48:19.620 and trying not to have a bias.

00:48:22.180 So here's Nick Fuentes reminding us of the record

00:48:25.500 in regards to J.D. Vance.

00:48:28.040 And it's when Vance is leaving the Marines and entering Yale

00:48:32.520 that he starts writing for a website run by David Frum.

00:48:36.660 David Frum is a Jewish neocon, speechwriter for George W. Bush, 0.80

00:48:41.360 and he's as bad as it gets. 0.84

00:48:43.520 Like he's on the same level as a Bill Kristol.

00:48:46.040 He's on the same level as any other rhino, 0.91

00:48:49.020 pro-war establishment Republican, 0.84

00:48:51.320 literally a Bush alum.

00:48:53.460 And Vance is writing for Frum's website.

00:48:56.300 And at this time, he's mid-20s.

00:48:59.360 He has no political career.

00:49:01.200 He's applying for school

00:49:02.940 and he's writing articles in defense of the war in Iraq.

00:49:06.920 He's writing articles in favor of environmentalism

00:49:09.680 and these kinds of things.

00:49:10.740 and Frum is his mentor. Later on, Frum writes this big piece, which you can find in The Atlantic

00:49:16.960 after Vance became a Trump supporter. And it's a retrospective. And Frum talks about his time

00:49:23.700 mentoring Vance. And he believed even when Vance was a nobody, we're talking like the early 2010s

00:49:31.800 when Vance isn't even at Yale yet. Frum is writing about Vance like he's going to be the future

00:49:37.900 president, which is really weird because this is just some random guy who was writing press

00:49:43.700 releases in the military, some random from Ohio, writing blog posts that are getting no traction.

00:49:50.760 This is before he wrote the book. And Frum is saying about Vance at the time, this guy

00:49:56.740 is going to be the future Republican president. And in particular, he will deliver the rabble

00:50:04.060 rouser tea partiers back into the hands of the moderate Republican establishment.

00:50:09.960 He says that because there's this crisis where you have the Tea Party and Sarah Palin and

00:50:15.060 the Republican base is like xenophobic, Islamophobic, like they are.

00:50:19.460 They are what they are. 0.98

00:50:20.560 They are.

00:50:21.480 The establishment of the GOP is like William F. Buckley.

00:50:24.600 They're very elitist.

00:50:25.540 They're very wealthy.

00:50:26.440 They represent the corporate interest.

00:50:28.460 The base is populist.

00:50:29.880 They're extremely conservative culturally in terms of their religion, economically, they're populist.

00:50:36.780 And so from as a Bush alumnus is saying Vance is going to be the guy.

00:50:43.440 He's not only going to be the president one day as a Republican, but he's going to lead as a millennial, the kind of rabble rouser, burn it all down Republicans back into like a moderate conservatism that is environmentally conscious,

00:50:57.220 that is like in favor of America being the policeman of the world.

00:51:01.300 Trump is breathing life into this and saying, you got robbed.

00:51:05.120 Like our country isn't great.

00:51:06.640 The elites wrecked it with what they made bad deals because they're not smart because 0.53

00:51:11.120 they're bribed.

00:51:11.980 And so why are we in the Middle East still?

00:51:15.220 We said we've been there for 20 years.

00:51:16.780 We don't even have it.

00:51:17.760 And, you know, China took our jobs, Mexico like so Trump is is animating them against

00:51:23.900 the system at the same time that Vance was supposed to do the opposite. He was supposed to

00:51:28.960 sort of guide them back into the system and get them to trust the system. So it's at this time

00:51:34.660 that Vance meets Peter Thiel at Yale. Peter Thiel goes to Yale Law School and gives a talk

00:51:40.680 and meets Vance. And Vance describes this as the most important thing that ever happened in his

00:51:46.920 life, meeting Peter Thiel. And they start an email correspondence. Vance finishes at Yale Law School

00:51:53.640 And one of his first jobs, he works in, I think he works as a lawyer for a short time.

00:51:59.280 Then he goes to Silicon Valley at a biotech company.

00:52:03.660 And the guy that runs that company has since said he only gave Vance that job.

00:52:09.280 I heard that he like barely showed up to the office.

00:52:11.560 This is a different one.

00:52:12.480 Oh, okay.

00:52:12.860 This is his very first job before he got into venture capital.

00:52:16.140 The boss of this company said, I didn't even know who Vance was.

00:52:20.120 I gave him the job as a favor to Peter Thiel.

00:52:22.900 Right.

00:52:23.640 And then Peter Thiel hires him

00:52:25.340 or gets him a job at another venture capital firm.

00:52:28.340 Eventually, Vance makes it to Mithril Capital,

00:52:30.760 which is Thiel's VC firm.

00:52:33.060 And this is a no-show job.

00:52:35.760 That's where his colleagues say,

00:52:37.600 we never even saw him in the office.

00:52:39.140 He never showed up.

00:52:40.140 Why?

00:52:41.100 This is when he releases the book.

00:52:44.140 So he's basically being paid to sit at home

00:52:46.100 and write the book.

00:52:46.820 He gets a sinecure.

00:52:48.380 Thiel sets him up

00:52:49.760 while Vance is going around to the Aspen Institute.

00:52:54.340 He's going around to CNN, promoting the book.

00:52:58.600 And the purpose of the book,

00:53:00.940 according to David Fromm, Amy Chua and Teal,

00:53:03.520 was to pave the way for him to be the future president.

00:53:06.300 This is like, this is, you know,

00:53:08.700 like his Obama dreams of my father.

00:53:11.060 This is like meant to endear him to the public

00:53:14.340 because that's his claim to fame.

00:53:16.020 Otherwise, who is he?

00:53:17.160 He's a Marine, Yale-educated lawyer.

00:53:19.340 the book and the TV show and the interviews, the New York Times bestseller. He's the Trump

00:53:25.620 whisperer. This is his claim to fame and his launchpad to become the president. And Thiel

00:53:31.480 basically paves the road for him, gives him this job and the position to promote it. It's a no-show

00:53:36.540 job. And of course, it doesn't work out because Trump runs on the opposite platform of what Vance

00:53:43.720 is promoting. So Trump throws a wrench into David Fromm and Vance and Thiel's plan because Trump,

00:53:50.320 like I said, you know, he's breathing life into the grievances of the white people and they

00:53:54.540 recognize this. And so after Trump wins the election, and of course, Vance is adamantly

00:54:00.420 against Trump. He's marketed as the Trump whisperer that he is one of the disaffected white

00:54:06.900 people, but he also is educated at an Ivy League school so he could speak to the elites. He can

00:54:12.400 translate to CNN their grievances. He's the mediator. And by the way, Vance doesn't vote

00:54:19.080 for Trump. He votes for Evan McMullin, a CIA agent who was run as a spoiler by Bill Kristol.

00:54:25.680 Bill Kristol is a Jewish neocon, friend of David Frum. He wanted Trump to lose by any means

00:54:31.120 necessary. They ran this guy in Utah to deprive Trump of Utah, which might have cost him the

00:54:36.200 election in a certain timeline. Anyway, Trump wins the election. Vance convenes a meeting

00:54:43.000 after Trump's inauguration in D.C., and he invites all his closest friends. And Frum describes the

00:54:50.200 meeting years later and says it was never spoken aloud, but everyone understood this was a Vance

00:54:58.020 for president meeting in 2017 after the inauguration of Trump. And this is damage control.

00:55:05.340 They're trying to figure out how, after we were never Trump and called him a Nazi and voted for Evan McMullin.

00:55:12.940 How do you pivot?

00:55:13.920 How do you pivot?

00:55:14.740 Because Trump just became the president.

00:55:16.760 And so this is like a war committee, a war room to figure out in the late 2020s and the early 2030s how he's going to run for president.

00:55:25.780 All right.

00:55:26.660 Here's the 10th and final clip.

00:55:28.240 And I think that it's very relevant, not necessarily for today, but it will become

00:55:33.080 increasingly relevant over the next couple years in 2027 and 2028. It's worth considering. I think

00:55:40.040 that you should give this honest, serious consideration. Nick Quintes may be wrong

00:55:45.080 in his take on this particular issue, but you need to see it. Tune in now.

00:55:50.160 Well, you know, the ascendancy is so conspicuous. This guy, every step of the way,

00:55:55.980 is being groomed and artificially boosted

00:55:59.380 by these powerful forces.

00:56:01.520 And the forces run through Yale and Stanford,

00:56:05.920 these elite academic institutions.

00:56:08.020 It runs through Silicon Valley,

00:56:10.000 these intelligence contractors like Palantir and Anderil.

00:56:13.840 It runs through the richest people in the world,

00:56:15.520 the billionaires like Elon Musk,

00:56:17.640 and even the nonprofits, the media,

00:56:21.380 Netflix, CNN, American Enterprise Institute.

00:56:23.960 And what I try to tell people is think about the contrast between this story and Trump. Everyone was against Trump. The Vatican was against Trump. The Republicans were against Trump. The Democrats, Wall Street was against Trump.

00:56:39.920 Ken Griffin was going to jump ship on Trump after 2021 from Citadel, whereas Vance, it's the reverse.

00:56:47.700 Trump was a famous billionaire that they had to acquiesce to because he led the people in a populist revolt against the system.

00:56:57.080 Vance is an artificial creation of the system, of the next wave of elites, of Peter Thiel, of all these different institutional forces.

00:57:05.980 And so you have this betrayal where Trump is running for his second term on a platform of vengeance and we're going to finish what we started and we didn't do enough. We didn't go far enough the first time.

00:57:21.440 and he rewards as his successor and heir apparent as the vice president a never trumper who voted

00:57:29.560 for evan mcmullin who could not be more fake and artificial and you know that musk and teal and

00:57:37.200 sacks were licking their lips like they are licking their chops at the at the thought that

00:57:42.240 their guy will inherit the trumpist revolution he will be the successor and trump will set

00:57:48.280 sunset one way or another in 2029, and most likely Vance will then be the nominee and then the guy.

00:57:54.300 Is there any scenario where you would vote for Vance? No. Okay. I don't think so. I mean,

00:57:58.620 you know, anything can happen. Nothing's impossible. So when you say that, you're

00:58:02.480 just saying the GOP in general has to earn your vote. Yes. Just as a principle. With another

00:58:06.860 candidate. But in the case of Vance, it's like none. No, because I don't trust him. Okay. And

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The NXR Podcast - October 14, 2026

THE SPECIAL - 10 Predictions From Nick That Came True

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