The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - January 20, 2026


The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1336


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In this episode of the podcast, the lads discuss the rise of the far-left in the United States, the growing problem of illegal immigrants in the country, and the growing threat of political violence from the extreme right-wing.

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00:00:00.000 Thank you.
00:00:30.000 Thank you.
00:01:00.000 Thank you.
00:01:30.000 Thank you.
00:02:00.000 Thank you.
00:02:30.000 Nate, listen, we were talking about being high energy before this, but Nate and I haven't
00:02:35.980 had any coffee yet.
00:02:37.460 And I started this off with a massive yawn right before it started.
00:02:40.540 So in case you're wondering, there you go.
00:02:43.800 Do you know what won't put you to sleep though?
00:02:45.460 Islander.
00:02:47.720 Islander will keep you focused.
00:02:49.820 It will keep you full energy.
00:02:51.760 It'll keep you virile.
00:02:52.800 It'll keep you...
00:02:53.660 That's not part of the sales pitch, Josh.
00:02:56.520 It works for me.
00:02:57.460 I mean, whatever helps, I suppose, you know.
00:03:00.040 Better than video games.
00:03:00.840 Yeah.
00:03:03.600 There are no articles on virility as far as I'm aware in the article.
00:03:08.440 Maybe in the magazine.
00:03:10.300 Maybe I missed that one.
00:03:11.100 I'm not in the magazine, so...
00:03:11.940 Thank God for that.
00:03:13.420 And yet another reason to buy it.
00:03:18.160 So buy it now.
00:03:19.300 And apart from that, we're going to be talking about the left continually getting worse.
00:03:23.580 I mean, is this news?
00:03:25.440 I assume this is your segment.
00:03:27.780 Poison the well a bit.
00:03:29.020 It's just like...
00:03:29.980 Is that news?
00:03:31.600 Oh, I don't even care.
00:03:33.180 Just ignore the first 20 minutes.
00:03:34.740 I mean, it's like the sun...
00:03:35.940 Yeah, sure, you can skip it if you want.
00:03:37.320 It's like the sun rising and setting, you know.
00:03:39.560 It's guaranteed to happen.
00:03:40.860 Of course, they're just going to keep getting worse.
00:03:42.500 We're going to talk about the never-ending growth of Big Brother watching you.
00:03:46.760 And I'm going to be talking about my new favourite YouTube sub-genre,
00:03:50.340 which is welfare ethnography investigations.
00:03:53.440 Is that news, Harry?
00:03:54.640 Yeah.
00:03:55.540 Okay.
00:03:56.100 Yeah, it is, actually.
00:03:57.040 If you say so.
00:03:58.180 I do say so.
00:03:59.660 Do you know why I know?
00:04:00.540 Because I'm going to be presenting it.
00:04:01.660 Speaking of which, time to get on with your segment, then, you lazy sod.
00:04:05.900 I work very hard, thank you very much.
00:04:08.760 What have I walked into?
00:04:10.800 I'm sorry.
00:04:11.340 A lover's spat.
00:04:12.520 I was going to say, it's got that vibe, hasn't it?
00:04:16.120 Anyway, I'm going to be talking about how the left is getting worse in the United States.
00:04:21.680 I know, pinch yourself.
00:04:22.800 It is a shock.
00:04:25.020 But I think it's still important to understand the nature of how they're getting worse.
00:04:29.220 Because it's getting to the point now where it is a matter of public safety.
00:04:33.960 And it is something that actually is very serious, even though I might joke around about it.
00:04:38.200 But I'm worried that things are on a knife edge of spiraling out in tit-for-tat murder, basically.
00:04:46.460 Because it's pretty close.
00:04:48.120 And what we're going to see here is, you know, Minnesota, Minneapolis in particular,
00:04:54.140 seems to be very, very close to being at a point where people are just forming mobs and trying
00:05:00.300 to kill people that they disagree with politically.
00:05:03.520 Which, if you're...
00:05:04.580 Sane, isn't it?
00:05:05.880 Exactly.
00:05:06.600 If you're a student of Roman history, that is end-of-the-republic stuff.
00:05:10.460 Although, of course, that's a little bit hyperbolic, but...
00:05:13.400 Should I have brought my beanie on for this one?
00:05:15.600 I'm not necessarily suggesting there's going to be a civil war anytime soon,
00:05:19.100 but there could certainly be political violence.
00:05:22.640 Which, you know, is that a civil war or not?
00:05:25.080 Is a debate, which I'm sort of open-minded to.
00:05:27.980 But anyway, it all, of course, starts off with ICE going there and doing their job
00:05:33.440 and arresting people who have broken into the country illegally.
00:05:37.240 Here is a member of ICE telling off people.
00:05:40.340 I think they're actually speaking to a journalist here.
00:05:43.240 But let's just hear what he has to say.
00:05:45.280 We're here to arrest a child sex offender.
00:05:51.380 And you guys are out here honking.
00:05:54.540 You get the idea.
00:05:56.780 Brilliant.
00:05:57.440 The people who are coming out and protecting these people,
00:06:00.980 they don't mind that they're sex offenders and terrible people.
00:06:05.060 And in fact, if we go to the next one here,
00:06:10.140 here we have Sheriff Grady who says that,
00:06:13.280 it says in the writing here at 76,
00:06:16.100 it's actually 74 is what he says,
00:06:18.540 illegals detained in the county have criminal charges.
00:06:23.440 So they're protesting about a vast majority of the people being rounded up
00:06:28.620 having already committed crimes and already being criminals.
00:06:32.240 It really shouldn't, that shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone, quite frankly.
00:06:35.400 It's baffling that you've got to come out and say that
00:06:37.720 to try and calm people down, to be like,
00:06:39.240 look, can we get rid of these problem people?
00:06:42.320 I mean, the first crime is them entering the country illegally in the first place. 0.96
00:06:46.060 Well, that's enough for me.
00:06:46.680 Actually, 100% of illegals detained in the country are criminals.
00:06:50.580 I agree.
00:06:51.240 But I suppose you could say that 74% have committed subsequent crimes
00:06:54.920 is the most accurate way of putting it, isn't it?
00:06:56.760 And what it has resulted in is what looks like, I don't know,
00:07:02.640 a scene from The Road, perhaps, or some other dystopian...
00:07:06.580 I'm going to try and turn the sound off of this because it's annoying.
00:07:11.420 Someone's navigation going off.
00:07:13.380 But look at the state of it.
00:07:14.880 Have they set a fire in a petrol station?
00:07:17.220 It looks like it, although I think the petrol station is abandoned,
00:07:19.820 if that makes you feel any better.
00:07:21.120 I would hope so.
00:07:22.860 What a crap hole.
00:07:26.880 I've mentioned before how the way that the American system seems to be worked
00:07:31.500 is California is awful,
00:07:34.080 therefore everywhere else in the country has to be California.
00:07:37.460 Look at this as well.
00:07:38.860 Like, people, there's power,
00:07:41.060 and they've graffitied over the petrol station people's way.
00:07:44.020 Well, great populism, you don't have a gas station there anymore.
00:07:47.200 Well done.
00:07:47.680 Ironically, the petrol station no longer providing petrol,
00:07:50.680 therefore no power.
00:07:53.520 There's a bitter irony there, isn't there?
00:07:56.540 And, of course, things have been escalating a little bit further
00:07:59.500 because although the left pretends to be averse to guns,
00:08:02.980 they seem to like turning up with them.
00:08:04.540 Here is an anti-ice protester sitting with a firearm here.
00:08:09.460 You get the gist of it.
00:08:11.460 But it sort of suggests intentions here, doesn't it?
00:08:14.060 If you're turning up to protests, which I believe is illegal as well there,
00:08:19.660 that you turn up to a protest with a gun,
00:08:21.340 I can sort of see the appeal of, you know...
00:08:24.280 Defending yourself.
00:08:25.720 If you think that there's a genuine risk,
00:08:27.980 if there are...
00:08:28.700 Like, for instance, you could say the same thing about Rittenhouse back in 2020, right?
00:08:32.160 Yes.
00:08:32.580 He showed up to what was a quote-unquote protest with a gun,
00:08:35.980 which is one of the things that people try to use as evidence
00:08:38.200 that he was going out to try to kill people.
00:08:40.520 But the thing was, they were riots,
00:08:42.400 and he was specifically being asked to help protect a local business.
00:08:47.160 These people are going out because...
00:08:49.520 They're the ones rioting.
00:08:51.400 Yeah.
00:08:51.840 Really.
00:08:52.320 So they're not really protecting anything other than their own interests.
00:08:56.220 And it's not only just people being seen with a gun.
00:08:59.820 There is a guy here who was arrested with a gun.
00:09:03.500 Here is Homeland Security saying,
00:09:04.980 Last night during a riot in Minneapolis,
00:09:07.140 a US citizen was arrested for assaulting officers while carrying a firearm.
00:09:10.600 The individual showed up to the protest with a gun
00:09:12.760 and a box of ammunition in a bag.
00:09:14.700 The individual threatened violence against law enforcement officers
00:09:17.580 while pointing at the bag.
00:09:20.140 So the implication being,
00:09:21.280 I will shoot you, basically.
00:09:23.980 And obviously...
00:09:25.140 A weak moustache as well.
00:09:26.320 It does.
00:09:26.860 A pathetic.
00:09:28.300 They deserve to be mocked.
00:09:29.940 Yeah.
00:09:30.900 That is just terrible.
00:09:32.320 Also, chapped lips.
00:09:33.440 Take better care of yourself.
00:09:35.820 Outrageous.
00:09:36.780 So,
00:09:37.840 I didn't realise I was certain on Queer Eye.
00:09:41.660 Sorry.
00:09:42.700 I know.
00:09:43.160 They deserve a little bit of mockery, alright?
00:09:44.580 If you've got a shit tash,
00:09:45.940 I mean a crap tash,
00:09:46.880 that requires mockery, alright?
00:09:50.460 I don't know,
00:09:50.880 I think it's just that he looked more Mexican than anything, 0.93
00:09:53.380 so that's bad.
00:09:53.940 Ooh! 0.96
00:09:55.500 Shots fired.
00:09:56.540 I see it.
00:09:57.720 So,
00:09:58.380 not only are they carrying firearms,
00:10:00.500 but they're going around in crowds,
00:10:01.960 beating people up.
00:10:02.660 I'm going to turn this off,
00:10:03.560 because there is some swearing.
00:10:05.560 And I don't want to punish your innocent ears. 0.92
00:10:08.880 But what's going on here is...
00:10:10.680 What?
00:10:11.020 They chase this guy down,
00:10:12.340 and he's on the floor.
00:10:13.680 I think because he had a camo jacket,
00:10:15.980 they thought he was right wing.
00:10:17.400 And then eventually a guy comes along,
00:10:20.400 he's just like,
00:10:20.960 he's one of ours,
00:10:21.800 he's one of ours.
00:10:22.480 So they're so desperate to find people,
00:10:25.760 that they're beating up their own supporters,
00:10:28.980 or protesters,
00:10:29.700 whatever you want to call them,
00:10:30.500 rioters.
00:10:31.260 Not at all deranged.
00:10:32.360 Seditionists.
00:10:33.880 That's super deranged behaviour.
00:10:35.700 It is, yeah.
00:10:36.560 It's crazy as well to me.
00:10:37.540 Like,
00:10:38.000 as you grow older,
00:10:40.120 and, you know,
00:10:41.340 of an older generation,
00:10:44.320 you would have been in a fight as a kid,
00:10:47.220 so you understand the danger of violence.
00:10:49.800 A lot of these absolute dysgenic losers 1.00
00:10:53.400 have never been in a fight,
00:10:55.060 and therefore they don't understand.
00:10:56.900 Like,
00:10:57.120 some of them obviously do want to do
00:11:00.160 some serious harm,
00:11:01.280 but some of them,
00:11:02.120 I don't think they realise that,
00:11:03.640 you know,
00:11:03.940 a sharp knock to the head could kill you.
00:11:06.160 A lot of these people are just LARPing.
00:11:08.040 Yeah.
00:11:08.560 And the problem with what you were talking about
00:11:10.120 with the escalation
00:11:11.620 was something that I saw
00:11:13.060 following the Rene Good shooting,
00:11:16.080 which I have complicated feelings about,
00:11:19.100 because I do think there was some grey area there
00:11:22.080 that I'm not going to try and go over
00:11:24.580 the litigation of what happened.
00:11:26.020 But,
00:11:27.460 a lot of online right-wingers
00:11:30.080 that I saw talking about it
00:11:31.560 were not talking about it
00:11:32.700 from the perspective of
00:11:33.660 whether he was legally justified
00:11:35.440 to open fire,
00:11:36.560 given the situation that he was in.
00:11:38.920 You had Matt Walsh and others
00:11:40.920 coming out and saying,
00:11:42.240 actually,
00:11:43.300 intent doesn't matter,
00:11:45.100 basically just shoot her
00:11:46.700 because she was a left-winger.
00:11:48.460 And I saw a lot of other people on Twitter
00:11:50.860 coming out with similar sentiments,
00:11:54.260 people sharing pictures of her face
00:11:55.740 and going like,
00:11:56.860 well, she looked like a nagging woman, 1.00
00:11:58.540 so she deserved it.
00:11:59.260 Basically saying,
00:12:00.260 she deserved it because she was left-wing. 1.00
00:12:02.020 And I don't agree with what she was doing.
00:12:03.440 I think she was being stupid.
00:12:04.600 She was protecting,
00:12:06.420 you know,
00:12:06.980 child,
00:12:07.760 like,
00:12:08.400 sexual rapists and criminals and such.
00:12:12.480 But,
00:12:12.920 Matt Walsh and all those guys on Twitter
00:12:15.500 aren't going out onto the streets
00:12:18.160 Proud Boys style
00:12:19.860 to try and defend ICE.
00:12:22.080 They're not going out onto the streets
00:12:23.700 Proud Boys styles
00:12:24.740 to try and meet these violent left-wing protesters
00:12:28.200 where they are.
00:12:30.320 They're escalating the tensions
00:12:31.920 without actually really doing anything.
00:12:34.420 And left-wingers will see that
00:12:35.840 and go,
00:12:36.620 well,
00:12:36.880 they just want to kill us
00:12:37.740 for being left-wing.
00:12:38.940 We better go out
00:12:39.680 and defend ourselves then.
00:12:41.300 And they go out
00:12:41.880 and they do this.
00:12:43.460 It's tit for tat.
00:12:44.320 It is.
00:12:44.640 It's a tit for tat
00:12:45.640 sort of feedback loop in a sense.
00:12:47.920 And what will happen is
00:12:48.940 there'll be,
00:12:49.560 if it escalates further,
00:12:51.000 there'll be a downward spiral of violence
00:12:52.740 to the point where it's widespread.
00:12:54.700 There's a flashpoint.
00:12:55.220 There'll be a flashpoint.
00:12:55.880 Exactly.
00:12:56.940 And you,
00:12:57.420 yeah,
00:12:57.780 you come back from a precipice like that.
00:13:00.860 From these as well,
00:13:01.740 you can see how close
00:13:03.280 they've come
00:13:04.440 multiple times
00:13:05.440 to a flashpoint happening.
00:13:07.160 And it's only a matter of time,
00:13:08.360 it seems,
00:13:08.860 until that does happen.
00:13:09.940 It's a spiral of violence.
00:13:12.080 It's only a matter of time
00:13:13.040 until they assault,
00:13:15.040 they go out of their way
00:13:16.480 to assault another ICE agent
00:13:17.720 who opens fire.
00:13:19.880 And then maybe
00:13:20.520 if there's a large mob
00:13:21.680 that escalates,
00:13:23.500 maybe they try and mess 0.90
00:13:24.440 with the wrong guy
00:13:25.140 in the middle of the street
00:13:26.180 who's got a concealed carry
00:13:27.780 or something.
00:13:28.240 I don't know what the laws
00:13:28.940 are like in Minneapolis.
00:13:30.260 He pulls it
00:13:31.060 and then it explodes from there.
00:13:32.660 Or maybe they just
00:13:33.580 knock the wrong guy over
00:13:34.960 and unlike this guy,
00:13:36.460 he actually does crack his head
00:13:37.820 on the street,
00:13:38.720 gets brain damage or dies,
00:13:41.020 and then it escalates from there.
00:13:44.280 Yeah, very much so.
00:13:45.940 And that's part of the reason
00:13:47.000 I'm quite concerned about this
00:13:48.780 in the first place
00:13:49.560 is that things can spiral out of hand
00:13:51.760 and however angry you are,
00:13:53.100 whichever side you are angry at,
00:13:56.260 I don't think it's in America's interest
00:13:58.040 to start a civil war
00:14:00.220 because you've got so many external enemies
00:14:02.500 that you have to be internally strong.
00:14:04.940 And of course there's an argument to say,
00:14:06.440 well, there are people
00:14:07.180 that we can't coexist with
00:14:09.360 and I'm sympathetic to that.
00:14:11.140 However, it's still in your interest
00:14:14.020 to try and solve things civilly
00:14:15.860 because the cost of the violence,
00:14:18.700 I don't think many people
00:14:19.600 are emphasizing this enough,
00:14:20.740 is very heavy
00:14:22.280 once it gets out of control.
00:14:24.920 And we're lucky, frankly,
00:14:26.480 that all of this is happening
00:14:27.640 if it had to happen
00:14:28.560 in the winter months.
00:14:30.260 This happens in the summer months,
00:14:33.320 it'll explode.
00:14:34.380 Because more people
00:14:35.180 will be willing to go out.
00:14:36.860 You know, the snow on the side
00:14:38.660 is probably enough
00:14:39.420 to put some people off, isn't it?
00:14:41.140 Yeah, people don't want to protest
00:14:42.420 as much when it's cold.
00:14:43.280 And here's another one.
00:14:47.500 I'm going to mute this as well
00:14:48.960 to say if it is
00:14:49.780 because it's a racket.
00:14:50.720 But there's a guy here
00:14:51.800 who's just got an American flag hoodie
00:14:54.240 with the word freedom on,
00:14:56.420 which is enough for him
00:14:57.560 to get accosted
00:14:58.640 by huge crowds of people.
00:15:02.240 And to my mind,
00:15:03.840 this guy doesn't look
00:15:04.980 like a white nationalist,
00:15:06.020 but these days you never know.
00:15:07.100 But it's to the point
00:15:10.560 where they're accosting people.
00:15:11.660 He really doesn't look
00:15:12.400 like a white nationalist, actually.
00:15:15.040 That's just, that's mad.
00:15:16.980 Yeah, for items of clothing,
00:15:18.920 it's like a symbol of allegiance
00:15:20.680 to something that they disagree with
00:15:22.920 and therefore a mob chases you
00:15:25.440 and forces you to take it off.
00:15:27.040 And they were chanting
00:15:27.600 for him to take it off.
00:15:29.480 So they know what they're doing
00:15:30.800 and there's no reason
00:15:33.040 for this guy to be harassed.
00:15:35.060 I don't know what was going on
00:15:36.220 before this.
00:15:37.540 But I presume it wasn't that severe
00:15:39.760 because they're fixated
00:15:40.760 on the jumper
00:15:41.480 rather than any actions
00:15:42.580 or calling him names, especially.
00:15:45.500 And then it got to the point
00:15:47.080 where they were
00:15:48.020 just randomly targeting people.
00:15:51.260 So there were loads of tech workers.
00:15:53.640 They're app developers
00:15:54.540 in a coffee shop
00:15:56.580 having a meeting or something.
00:15:58.420 And a bunch of people
00:15:59.820 in the middle of the day
00:16:00.780 started gathering outside
00:16:02.640 thinking that they were ice.
00:16:05.540 Oh my God.
00:16:07.100 And they weren't.
00:16:08.080 I'm just going to mute this
00:16:09.260 to save your ears.
00:16:10.760 But you can see
00:16:11.480 all these weirdos
00:16:12.380 starting milling around
00:16:13.420 outside of this coffee shop.
00:16:16.880 You start seeing
00:16:18.880 more and more people
00:16:20.200 turn up
00:16:20.820 as time goes on.
00:16:22.080 and they try and explain
00:16:23.960 to them,
00:16:24.300 listen, we're not ice.
00:16:25.300 We're a tech worker
00:16:26.900 group or whatever.
00:16:29.200 They want it, don't they?
00:16:30.340 They're baying for blood.
00:16:31.180 What made them think
00:16:31.840 that they wore ice
00:16:32.500 in the first place?
00:16:33.240 I don't know.
00:16:33.860 Were they wearing face coverings
00:16:34.980 because it was cold outside
00:16:36.000 or something?
00:16:36.600 I'd imagine not inside.
00:16:38.340 Yeah.
00:16:38.680 And also,
00:16:39.320 just from what you can hear
00:16:40.840 them saying behind the camera,
00:16:42.520 it doesn't sound like
00:16:43.160 their mouth is muffled.
00:16:45.040 They're quite clear.
00:16:46.400 And so I don't think
00:16:47.180 they had their faces covered.
00:16:48.620 I think maybe
00:16:49.180 they were clean cut
00:16:50.020 white guys.
00:16:51.340 Oh, so that...
00:16:52.640 Although if they're tech workers,
00:16:53.680 that's a minority.
00:16:55.920 Yeah, exactly.
00:16:57.180 They could have been.
00:16:57.980 Anti-ice agents
00:16:58.880 are now assaulting
00:16:59.820 Indians in the street.
00:17:03.120 That'd be an interesting
00:17:04.200 turn of events,
00:17:05.080 wouldn't it?
00:17:05.940 So,
00:17:07.120 it got to a point,
00:17:08.140 oh,
00:17:09.440 we're not allowed
00:17:09.900 to see this one,
00:17:11.120 but there is a picture.
00:17:12.740 Basically,
00:17:13.220 a guy was attacked
00:17:14.140 with a flagpole
00:17:15.140 and got a large
00:17:15.880 lazeration
00:17:16.640 behind his ear
00:17:18.320 on his neck.
00:17:21.380 Kind of good, really,
00:17:22.340 that we couldn't see it,
00:17:23.120 but you didn't see much
00:17:24.060 in the video,
00:17:24.600 just him walking
00:17:25.360 with a big crowd of people.
00:17:26.540 So, it did turn
00:17:28.540 to people actually
00:17:29.340 violently hurting people.
00:17:30.700 I don't know whether
00:17:31.160 he's going to be
00:17:31.680 permanently scarred
00:17:32.520 from that.
00:17:33.340 I don't know the story
00:17:34.540 behind it.
00:17:36.120 However,
00:17:36.820 it was going on.
00:17:39.300 So,
00:17:40.180 that takes us
00:17:41.220 to this next thing.
00:17:43.440 We've talked about
00:17:44.340 this very delicate
00:17:45.720 environment,
00:17:46.560 and then Jake Lang,
00:17:47.940 who I've interviewed
00:17:48.480 a few times on Lotus Eaters,
00:17:49.780 he's a former
00:17:50.240 Jan 6th prisoner,
00:17:51.860 decided to go
00:17:52.760 to the steps
00:17:53.720 of Minneapolis City Hall
00:17:55.480 and burn a Koran, 0.94
00:17:56.540 which,
00:17:57.360 as you can imagine,
00:17:58.920 didn't go down
00:17:59.940 too well.
00:18:01.060 Did he actually do it?
00:18:02.100 I don't know.
00:18:03.000 I didn't see a video
00:18:03.840 of it because
00:18:04.620 this happened.
00:18:08.600 It's also very
00:18:09.420 just weirdly dystopian
00:18:10.760 because there's
00:18:11.200 very upbeat music
00:18:12.180 playing in that speaker.
00:18:14.160 But he's
00:18:14.900 pretty much surrounded
00:18:16.820 outside of
00:18:17.600 what I presume
00:18:18.220 to be the City Hall
00:18:19.240 here
00:18:19.600 by a bunch of leftists.
00:18:21.460 This guy,
00:18:22.080 I think,
00:18:22.380 was with the
00:18:23.320 protesters
00:18:24.320 or the rioters
00:18:25.240 or whatever you want
00:18:25.780 to call them,
00:18:26.600 but he was saying,
00:18:27.240 listen,
00:18:27.460 we can't hurt this guy,
00:18:28.700 so well done to him.
00:18:30.440 Yeah,
00:18:30.660 fair play for that guy
00:18:31.840 for having some
00:18:32.520 self-awareness.
00:18:33.660 Mm-hmm.
00:18:34.760 Yeah,
00:18:35.280 and I think that
00:18:35.980 we've got to give
00:18:36.940 props to people
00:18:38.140 who are trying
00:18:38.620 to cool the temperature,
00:18:39.920 even in the face
00:18:40.820 of a large crowd there.
00:18:42.660 And you can see
00:18:43.680 as he's going
00:18:44.460 through the crowd,
00:18:45.420 they're all trying
00:18:46.020 to beat him.
00:18:47.800 And you can see
00:18:49.000 in a second 0.78
00:18:50.200 the state
00:18:51.640 that he was in
00:18:52.940 once he managed
00:18:54.180 to get away.
00:18:55.700 So this is him
00:18:56.680 trying to get
00:18:58.300 through the crowd
00:18:58.820 of people.
00:19:02.100 There we go.
00:19:02.840 I'm trying to get
00:19:03.900 through the crowd
00:19:04.420 of people.
00:19:04.860 I'm going to mute this
00:19:05.660 just for the sake of it,
00:19:06.760 but you can see
00:19:07.360 he's walking
00:19:09.600 like he's been
00:19:10.300 seriously hurt,
00:19:11.320 isn't he?
00:19:11.760 And he's like stumbling
00:19:12.620 and people are
00:19:13.120 helping him along.
00:19:14.380 Oh, it's that same guy
00:19:15.260 with the jumper
00:19:17.680 again there,
00:19:18.520 so maybe he was
00:19:20.100 targeted.
00:19:20.120 Maybe that's why
00:19:20.680 he was targeted.
00:19:21.460 Yeah,
00:19:21.980 you can see him.
00:19:23.660 Oh, yeah,
00:19:24.100 blood.
00:19:24.220 I think he's got
00:19:24.620 a head injury.
00:19:26.680 So I know
00:19:28.180 that it's a
00:19:29.040 provocative thing
00:19:29.900 and it was probably
00:19:30.900 poor judgment
00:19:31.640 to go to a powder
00:19:32.580 keg place like this 1.00
00:19:33.780 and do something
00:19:35.200 like that,
00:19:35.940 but at the same time
00:19:37.420 it doesn't warrant
00:19:38.540 a response to violence.
00:19:39.900 See, again,
00:19:40.380 for me,
00:19:41.100 the problem
00:19:41.460 with a lot of this
00:19:43.020 is that
00:19:44.600 people are asking,
00:19:46.580 like Firaz was asking
00:19:47.440 yesterday,
00:19:48.200 are they going to
00:19:49.000 invoke the Insurrection Act?
00:19:50.260 Is there going to be
00:19:50.960 Federal National Guard
00:19:52.140 troops out on the streets
00:19:53.820 to quell these
00:19:55.100 protesters down,
00:19:56.440 these anti-ice guys
00:19:57.840 who are going out
00:19:58.400 and actually committing
00:19:59.140 violence
00:20:00.140 in the same way
00:20:01.420 that the Insurrection Act
00:20:02.340 was used to send
00:20:02.880 the National Guard
00:20:03.600 on pro-segregation
00:20:06.440 marches in the 1950s
00:20:08.020 and such like that?
00:20:09.340 And my answer
00:20:10.540 to this
00:20:11.160 is going to be
00:20:13.220 essentially like,
00:20:13.920 right,
00:20:15.020 Donald Trump
00:20:16.640 did nothing
00:20:17.340 following Charlie
00:20:18.120 Kirk's assassination.
00:20:19.580 That was the opportunity
00:20:21.000 to clamp down
00:20:21.780 on these people.
00:20:23.180 That was the opportunity
00:20:24.180 when American public
00:20:25.400 opinion was most
00:20:26.440 in favor
00:20:27.080 of action like that.
00:20:28.940 The left are always
00:20:30.140 willing to escalate.
00:20:31.980 Donald Trump
00:20:32.580 didn't.
00:20:34.000 Right?
00:20:34.880 Donald Trump
00:20:35.360 didn't do that.
00:20:37.080 I have a bad feeling
00:20:38.540 that he is going
00:20:39.280 to continue
00:20:40.100 his tendency
00:20:42.260 for big talk
00:20:43.840 domestically
00:20:44.620 with no action.
00:20:46.560 That is what he has done
00:20:47.780 quite often.
00:20:49.300 Obviously,
00:20:49.640 we've got ICE
00:20:50.180 going into Minneapolis,
00:20:51.580 but then you've got
00:20:52.380 all of this pushback
00:20:53.520 and not as much
00:20:55.840 federal support
00:20:56.680 as you would hope
00:20:57.320 in a situation like this,
00:20:58.440 especially when,
00:20:59.220 as Firas pointed out
00:21:00.440 yesterday,
00:21:01.260 some of the local
00:21:02.320 state guard
00:21:03.920 are basically posting
00:21:05.660 social media posts
00:21:07.420 about how they'll
00:21:08.280 support the
00:21:09.200 anti-ICE people.
00:21:11.520 Like,
00:21:11.660 that's why
00:21:12.580 there's all of this.
00:21:13.740 There is a lot
00:21:14.580 to say
00:21:15.540 that you could invoke
00:21:16.340 the Insurrection Act.
00:21:17.480 I don't see him
00:21:18.500 doing it.
00:21:18.980 I don't see him
00:21:19.580 as having actually
00:21:20.500 the backbone
00:21:21.600 and willpower
00:21:22.320 domestically
00:21:23.060 to do something
00:21:23.720 like this.
00:21:24.100 He'll talk big
00:21:24.600 when it comes
00:21:25.100 to Greenland.
00:21:26.380 He'll talk big
00:21:26.920 when it comes
00:21:27.360 to Canada.
00:21:28.440 He'll talk big
00:21:29.140 internationally,
00:21:31.240 but who is he
00:21:32.420 to be making
00:21:33.060 such huge claims
00:21:33.800 internationally
00:21:34.380 when he's refusing
00:21:35.420 to clamp down
00:21:36.840 and take order
00:21:37.540 of his own cities
00:21:38.440 domestically?
00:21:39.040 Well,
00:21:39.200 even if he did,
00:21:39.960 there's also a risk
00:21:40.840 that by sending
00:21:41.560 in the National Guard
00:21:42.420 it's seen as an
00:21:43.100 extra provocation
00:21:44.100 and it could make
00:21:44.800 things worse.
00:21:45.520 And of course,
00:21:45.960 I believe in,
00:21:46.740 you know,
00:21:47.740 having legitimate
00:21:49.100 authority
00:21:49.740 restore order
00:21:51.580 but at the same
00:21:52.760 time you've got
00:21:53.340 to take a somewhat
00:21:54.100 pragmatic approach
00:21:55.100 in that if you
00:21:55.980 send them in
00:21:56.520 and it agitates
00:21:57.340 them to the point
00:21:58.020 where violence
00:21:59.320 escalates further
00:22:00.180 and it can no longer
00:22:01.100 be contained
00:22:01.760 then that was
00:22:02.360 probably a bad call.
00:22:03.860 So it's a difficult
00:22:05.020 judgment call to make,
00:22:06.460 isn't it?
00:22:06.820 No matter which way
00:22:07.800 you go.
00:22:10.360 But anyway,
00:22:11.220 he carried on,
00:22:12.300 Jake carried on
00:22:13.040 walking to the point
00:22:13.940 where he got bundled
00:22:15.420 into a car
00:22:16.280 and when he got
00:22:18.520 into the car
00:22:19.260 the protesters
00:22:20.040 caught up with him.
00:22:20.920 I don't know why
00:22:22.300 they didn't drive
00:22:23.400 away here.
00:22:24.260 They should have.
00:22:25.080 I think because
00:22:25.400 the door's still open.
00:22:26.520 Yeah.
00:22:28.980 Oh, Jesus Christ.
00:22:30.080 Just from both sides
00:22:31.180 and he's shouting
00:22:32.100 in the clip.
00:22:32.880 I've muted it
00:22:33.460 because it's...
00:22:34.500 I saw this
00:22:35.100 and I didn't know
00:22:35.680 what it was in relation
00:22:36.800 to.
00:22:37.140 I was just like,
00:22:37.440 these people are mental. 0.79
00:22:38.420 What's going on?
00:22:39.620 This is...
00:22:40.680 I mean,
00:22:41.700 yeah,
00:22:41.920 they need to get
00:22:42.600 a handle on this
00:22:44.280 because this isn't
00:22:44.820 going to end very well.
00:22:46.840 It's not going very well,
00:22:47.720 is it, obviously?
00:22:48.480 No.
00:22:49.180 The rate of escalation
00:22:51.080 is, you know,
00:22:52.940 almost exponential.
00:22:54.100 What's going to happen next?
00:22:55.140 That's the thing.
00:22:55.800 You need to get a handle on it.
00:22:57.540 And another thing
00:22:58.200 that happened...
00:22:59.160 Oh, sorry.
00:23:00.240 Another thing that happened
00:23:01.320 was this.
00:23:03.380 So there was a church service
00:23:04.980 and loads of
00:23:06.320 anti-ice protesters
00:23:07.600 just decided to
00:23:08.880 storm this.
00:23:10.340 Isn't this the word
00:23:10.880 Don Lemon?
00:23:12.520 Yes,
00:23:12.840 we'll be getting to him.
00:23:13.780 Oh, yes.
00:23:14.880 The Lemon himself.
00:23:16.280 So they're
00:23:17.660 minding their own business,
00:23:19.080 nothing to do
00:23:19.600 with anything else
00:23:20.420 and
00:23:20.980 they turn up
00:23:22.880 and just disturb it,
00:23:24.080 start shouting about
00:23:24.900 Rene Good.
00:23:26.020 It's like,
00:23:26.360 who cares?
00:23:27.280 This isn't anything
00:23:28.380 to do with that.
00:23:29.780 Yeah,
00:23:29.980 this church
00:23:30.540 specifically
00:23:31.340 told that
00:23:32.380 isolation
00:23:32.800 they're shooting.
00:23:34.120 Clearly.
00:23:35.140 And you can just see
00:23:35.980 like women and children
00:23:36.940 just getting up
00:23:37.540 and walking out
00:23:38.360 when they come in
00:23:39.260 just like,
00:23:39.740 yes, this is...
00:23:41.420 But, um...
00:23:41.880 You don't know what else
00:23:42.480 they're going to do,
00:23:43.060 do you?
00:23:43.380 No, well,
00:23:44.120 it's a scary situation
00:23:45.600 to put people in.
00:23:46.820 And then here's
00:23:47.760 the Lemon himself
00:23:48.920 talking to one of
00:23:50.020 the organizers,
00:23:50.840 I presume.
00:23:52.400 Tell us why
00:23:53.000 you're doing this.
00:23:53.640 This is Operation Pull Up,
00:23:54.920 more of a clandestine operation.
00:23:56.660 We show up somewhere
00:23:57.840 that is a key location.
00:24:00.560 They don't expect us
00:24:01.480 to come there.
00:24:02.400 And then we
00:24:03.460 disrupt business as usual.
00:24:05.220 So that's what
00:24:05.700 we're about to go do right now.
00:24:06.880 Ice out! 0.84
00:24:08.140 Ice out! 0.84
00:24:09.480 Ice out! 0.84
00:24:10.680 Well done.
00:24:12.100 You disturbed church.
00:24:14.260 It's just gonna...
00:24:15.080 Congratulations.
00:24:15.900 It's gonna just poison
00:24:16.700 people against you
00:24:17.720 because it makes you
00:24:18.400 look like a lunatic
00:24:19.280 just targeting people
00:24:20.660 who are uninvolved
00:24:21.780 in any of it.
00:24:22.500 People there
00:24:22.960 with their families
00:24:23.600 and children.
00:24:25.480 That's unhinged.
00:24:26.560 That's mental.
00:24:28.240 Yeah, and
00:24:29.040 then Lemon joins in
00:24:32.100 here and starts
00:24:32.960 questioning the pastor.
00:24:34.680 I don't know
00:24:35.360 whether it's a priest or pastor.
00:24:36.500 I don't know
00:24:36.900 the denomination
00:24:37.460 of the church.
00:24:39.280 But he's here
00:24:40.080 asking him questions
00:24:40.920 about stuff
00:24:41.640 when he was previously
00:24:43.300 in the middle
00:24:43.860 of giving a service.
00:24:45.680 And so
00:24:46.140 it seems very,
00:24:48.940 very distasteful
00:24:50.080 at the very least
00:24:51.640 to be
00:24:52.660 his justification
00:24:54.740 is that he's just
00:24:55.700 doing journalism
00:24:56.380 as we'll see
00:24:57.020 in a bit.
00:24:57.840 But
00:24:58.020 one thing that
00:25:00.020 has been pointed out
00:25:00.940 is that it's
00:25:02.020 a violation
00:25:02.580 of the
00:25:03.160 FACE Act
00:25:04.100 of 1994.
00:25:05.640 Intentionally injuring,
00:25:06.720 intimidating,
00:25:07.340 or interfering with,
00:25:08.440 or attempting to
00:25:09.160 injure, intimidate,
00:25:10.040 or interfere.
00:25:10.500 I think
00:25:10.900 intimidation and
00:25:11.880 interference is
00:25:12.600 undeniable here.
00:25:13.440 any person
00:25:14.340 by force,
00:25:14.980 threat of force,
00:25:15.800 or physical
00:25:16.620 obstruction,
00:25:17.380 again that seems
00:25:18.220 to have that box
00:25:20.140 ticked,
00:25:20.800 or seeking to
00:25:21.500 exercise the
00:25:22.120 First Amendment
00:25:22.580 right of
00:25:23.460 religious freedom
00:25:24.360 at a place
00:25:25.160 of religious
00:25:25.700 worship.
00:25:26.860 That is...
00:25:27.300 It's pretty cut and dry
00:25:28.040 there, isn't it?
00:25:28.460 It is, yeah.
00:25:29.900 That's a pretty easy
00:25:31.180 case, and I think
00:25:32.080 that that's going
00:25:32.840 forward, as far as
00:25:34.140 I'm aware.
00:25:35.960 And the people
00:25:37.480 who targeted it
00:25:38.420 are pretty easy
00:25:40.300 to know who they
00:25:40.940 were, because they
00:25:41.620 all tagged each
00:25:42.180 other on Facebook,
00:25:43.840 celebrating this.
00:25:45.580 stupid. 0.90
00:25:47.020 And, uh,
00:25:48.940 before you think,
00:25:49.760 okay, well, Don
00:25:50.520 Lemon was a
00:25:51.220 journalist, he was
00:25:51.940 just doing
00:25:52.340 journalist things,
00:25:53.800 maybe he was just
00:25:54.880 going along with a
00:25:55.800 pre-planned protest,
00:25:57.420 listen to what he
00:25:58.520 says to justify
00:25:59.480 the protest.
00:26:00.660 Oh, it's this guy
00:26:01.260 here, look,
00:26:02.000 he's hugging his
00:26:02.620 kid, um, and,
00:26:05.280 you know, I've, I've
00:26:06.100 imagined it's
00:26:06.740 uncomfortable and
00:26:07.400 traumatic for the
00:26:08.980 people here, but,
00:26:10.000 again, careful, it's
00:26:10.660 very slippery right
00:26:11.360 here.
00:26:11.860 It's uncomfortable
00:26:12.700 and traumatic for the
00:26:13.560 people here, but
00:26:14.140 that's what really
00:26:14.960 careful, please,
00:26:16.280 really slippery, not
00:26:17.700 kidding, um, that's
00:26:19.960 what protesting is
00:26:21.280 about, and so.
00:26:23.280 Is it?
00:26:24.600 Yeah.
00:26:26.000 I mean, that's
00:26:26.320 what, making it
00:26:26.920 traumatic for just
00:26:27.600 your average J people, 0.97
00:26:29.240 not related to
00:26:29.820 anything?
00:26:30.740 Yeah, I mean,
00:26:31.120 you can't.
00:26:31.320 Is it?
00:26:31.800 I thought it was
00:26:32.400 about the government.
00:26:33.320 It was MLK day 0.99
00:26:34.340 yesterday, and people
00:26:35.400 say that MLK was
00:26:36.500 like this big non-violence
00:26:38.560 guy, and yeah, in some
00:26:39.540 of his rhetoric, he
00:26:40.440 promoted that, but if
00:26:41.280 you actually read
00:26:42.440 stuff he wrote, like
00:26:43.520 Letter in Birmingham
00:26:44.320 Jail, he's
00:26:44.960 he's absolutely
00:26:46.620 clear that protesting
00:26:49.140 is about making
00:26:50.660 people's lives
00:26:51.560 worse.
00:26:52.720 Make people's lives
00:26:53.820 worse until we get
00:26:55.160 what we want, and
00:26:56.460 that, and when you
00:26:58.080 are using state-backed
00:27:00.780 violence to get what
00:27:01.880 you want, as was the
00:27:02.840 case with MLK, you
00:27:04.440 can't really say that
00:27:05.480 you're non-violent
00:27:06.320 when your whole point
00:27:07.300 is, we're going to
00:27:08.220 make your lives worse
00:27:09.340 until the government
00:27:10.840 decides to pass
00:27:11.860 legislation that means
00:27:12.960 that we can steal
00:27:13.740 from you legally.
00:27:15.420 Marathon
00:27:15.900 terrorism.
00:27:17.540 Yeah.
00:27:18.880 Whereas, you know,
00:27:20.100 like Al-Qaeda and
00:27:20.880 stuff like that, do
00:27:21.420 sprint terrorism, just
00:27:22.660 like one singular act.
00:27:24.160 These guys just
00:27:25.000 prolonged marathon
00:27:27.180 running.
00:27:27.660 So, after all of the
00:27:31.880 blowback against Don
00:27:32.980 Lemon, he tried to
00:27:34.060 justify it by, like,
00:27:35.460 listen, I'm a journalist.
00:27:36.120 The MAGA administration
00:27:36.800 and the fake news
00:27:37.600 MAGA's are losing 1.00
00:27:38.740 their mind over
00:27:39.820 something that's not
00:27:40.720 even true.
00:27:42.420 So, let me just
00:27:43.560 make it clear, because
00:27:44.260 this, uh, a
00:27:45.880 assistant attorney general,
00:27:47.380 I don't know, um,
00:27:48.200 gosh, what's the name?
00:27:48.980 Something, Hemet, uh,
00:27:51.280 going, or whatever.
00:27:53.520 So, um, I had no
00:27:56.240 affiliation to that
00:27:56.940 organization.
00:27:58.000 I didn't even know they
00:27:58.840 were going to this
00:27:59.480 church until we
00:28:00.520 followed them there.
00:28:01.480 We were there
00:28:02.020 chronicling protests.
00:28:04.640 Once the protests
00:28:05.500 started in the church,
00:28:06.700 we did an act of
00:28:07.900 journalism, which was
00:28:09.260 report on it and talk
00:28:10.740 to the people who
00:28:11.440 were involved, which
00:28:12.040 included the pastor,
00:28:13.100 members of the church,
00:28:13.860 and members of the
00:28:14.540 organization.
00:28:15.960 So, there's a couple
00:28:16.960 of problems with this.
00:28:18.100 The first of which is
00:28:19.700 you did sort of join
00:28:20.840 in by going in there
00:28:22.040 and putting a camera
00:28:23.200 and a microphone in
00:28:24.100 front of his face,
00:28:24.980 um, which did, you
00:28:27.300 know, provably disrupt
00:28:28.660 what he was doing,
00:28:29.760 obviously.
00:28:30.600 As well as the fact
00:28:31.600 that you expressed
00:28:32.440 sympathies with the
00:28:33.340 protesters because
00:28:34.180 you're talking about,
00:28:35.440 well, they're meant to
00:28:36.600 be making people
00:28:37.640 uncomfortable, including,
00:28:39.100 you know, women and 1.00
00:28:39.980 children, apparently,
00:28:40.900 that had to leave
00:28:41.980 because of them
00:28:42.680 turning up.
00:28:44.040 And so it's a bit of
00:28:45.780 a difficult thing to
00:28:46.880 say, well, I was just
00:28:47.620 doing a journalism
00:28:48.400 when you partook in
00:28:50.980 the thing that was
00:28:51.800 the problem in the
00:28:52.440 first place, in my
00:28:53.860 opinion.
00:28:55.500 But, uh, there's also
00:28:58.400 other stuff as well.
00:29:00.200 Um, here's, uh,
00:29:02.260 Nick Sautor.
00:29:03.240 He was filming what
00:29:05.180 was going on and he
00:29:06.980 claims that Somali
00:29:08.400 stole his camera.
00:29:09.420 Hey, hey, hey, hey!
00:29:10.000 Hey, get! 1.00
00:29:10.660 What did she just do? 0.96
00:29:12.160 Um, well done for
00:29:13.500 getting out and chasing
00:29:14.640 him down and trying
00:29:15.800 to confront him.
00:29:16.440 I don't know whether
00:29:17.040 he got his camera
00:29:18.500 back.
00:29:18.780 I don't think he
00:29:19.300 did.
00:29:20.620 Um, I think some
00:29:23.320 people actually joined
00:29:24.160 in and tried to help
00:29:25.460 at least, um, but they
00:29:27.400 got into a car and
00:29:28.240 drove away.
00:29:30.040 Quite a nice car at
00:29:31.000 that.
00:29:31.640 Interesting how a
00:29:32.400 Somali can afford 1.00
00:29:33.060 that.
00:29:33.720 Great healthcare.
00:29:34.680 Yeah, driving on the
00:29:35.380 pavement as well with
00:29:36.400 him still trying to get
00:29:37.580 into the car.
00:29:39.080 Very dangerous.
00:29:40.220 Um, just...
00:29:40.780 The thing is when your
00:29:41.120 kids are looked after
00:29:42.100 by such efficient and
00:29:43.180 fantastically affordable
00:29:44.220 healthcare, you can
00:29:45.080 afford to just, you
00:29:46.080 know, like work so
00:29:46.820 many great jobs.
00:29:47.820 That's true.
00:29:48.780 And, uh, then he
00:29:50.020 went to the police
00:29:50.740 about it and then the
00:29:53.180 police said that he's
00:29:54.140 the problem and that
00:29:55.400 it's him that needs to
00:29:56.620 leave. 0.99
00:29:57.720 So...
00:29:58.020 That's got, that's
00:29:58.460 got shades of, um,
00:30:00.600 ah, that, the, the,
00:30:01.780 the chap who, the
00:30:02.960 Turkish guy who burnt
00:30:03.880 the Quran outside the
00:30:04.900 Turkish embassy.
00:30:05.800 Oh, yeah.
00:30:06.220 At least charged him
00:30:06.940 because if he didn't
00:30:08.100 do that...
00:30:09.080 He wouldn't have been
00:30:09.840 attacked with a knife.
00:30:10.700 Yeah, it's like, what?
00:30:12.320 How does that, what?
00:30:13.280 It's absurd, yeah.
00:30:14.720 Yeah, if you didn't...
00:30:15.300 Circular logic on
00:30:16.680 crime.
00:30:17.060 If you didn't bring
00:30:17.560 expensive things, those
00:30:18.680 Somalis wouldn't have 1.00
00:30:19.500 stolen.
00:30:20.160 That's it.
00:30:20.620 You should have known
00:30:21.320 that those Somalis would 1.00
00:30:22.460 have stolen something.
00:30:23.560 Have you not seen them
00:30:24.780 raid oil tankers?
00:30:26.200 They just can't help it.
00:30:27.040 The police officers
00:30:27.780 basically said, we all
00:30:28.540 know what Somalis are 1.00
00:30:29.700 like.
00:30:30.440 We can't blame them.
00:30:32.020 Have you seen their
00:30:32.720 IQ scores?
00:30:34.440 If only that was their
00:30:35.480 reasoning.
00:30:36.020 Just policing, but
00:30:36.800 for liberals.
00:30:38.120 But the good thing is
00:30:39.340 that not all of the
00:30:40.280 police are following
00:30:42.200 this line because,
00:30:43.460 according to this,
00:30:45.080 24 officers resigned
00:30:46.560 from Minneapolis police
00:30:47.980 and 18 of them have
00:30:49.460 already joined ICE.
00:30:51.140 So they're switching
00:30:52.140 sides, the good side.
00:30:54.940 And it's good to see
00:30:55.540 more people signing up
00:30:56.600 with that sort of
00:30:57.240 experience as well
00:30:58.080 because I imagine it
00:30:58.880 translates quite well.
00:31:00.680 And, yeah, I imagine
00:31:01.980 joining ICE is one of
00:31:03.220 the things you can do
00:31:04.040 in the United States
00:31:04.900 to be patriotic,
00:31:06.380 especially when they're
00:31:07.340 under such pressure.
00:31:08.980 And, you know, it'd be
00:31:09.620 good to have a large
00:31:11.020 employment base because
00:31:13.660 then you can cycle
00:31:14.600 people off, give them
00:31:15.380 a bit of a break because
00:31:16.360 they're working under
00:31:17.060 high stress and you've
00:31:18.320 got to have a bit of
00:31:18.880 sympathy for them.
00:31:20.380 And then the final
00:31:21.340 thing I've included.
00:31:22.780 Oh, that's disappeared
00:31:24.520 apparently.
00:31:25.460 Well, can you get us
00:31:26.440 back to the other
00:31:26.960 segment, please,
00:31:27.660 Samson?
00:31:28.340 I don't know what
00:31:29.080 happened.
00:31:29.540 Samson, help, please.
00:31:30.680 Thank you, Samson.
00:31:32.440 So I think I clicked
00:31:34.440 the wrong link.
00:31:35.400 Is that right?
00:31:36.060 Yes.
00:31:37.020 And even before any
00:31:38.500 of these problems
00:31:39.700 existed, they had
00:31:42.520 their own problems in
00:31:43.440 Minnesota anyway
00:31:45.040 because black
00:31:47.400 African-Americans are
00:31:48.640 8% of the population
00:31:50.040 but 72% of murders
00:31:53.160 and, oh no, it's
00:31:54.580 66% of murders,
00:31:56.000 sorry, and 72%
00:31:57.220 of the robberies.
00:31:58.140 And this might not
00:31:59.240 be just like the
00:32:00.340 quote-unquote
00:32:01.120 African-Americans
00:32:02.060 which are their own
00:32:02.860 group.
00:32:03.220 This might be as a
00:32:04.140 result of the massive
00:32:04.820 influx of Somalis as
00:32:06.100 well.
00:32:06.240 Just Africans, yeah. 1.00
00:32:06.680 Yeah.
00:32:07.620 That's true, yeah.
00:32:08.660 Who are probably more,
00:32:11.220 from places like
00:32:12.520 Somalia, probably more 0.98
00:32:14.000 likely to engage in
00:32:15.580 criminal activity anyway.
00:32:16.660 I wouldn't be surprised.
00:32:17.920 There is some variation
00:32:19.200 because some Africans are
00:32:20.620 actually lower crime than
00:32:21.640 African-Americans.
00:32:22.380 It depends which part of
00:32:23.560 Africa and which part of
00:32:27.100 America we're talking
00:32:28.020 about.
00:32:28.560 But it's entirely
00:32:29.200 possible.
00:32:30.060 Yeah.
00:32:30.680 Those still aren't great
00:32:31.760 figures.
00:32:32.560 And so all of these
00:32:34.380 problems exist on top of
00:32:35.960 a pre-existing problem
00:32:37.280 presumably, part of it
00:32:38.780 at least, although some
00:32:39.980 of it's probably imported
00:32:41.000 as well.
00:32:41.760 And none of this is
00:32:42.860 getting addressed.
00:32:43.500 No one's even really
00:32:44.280 talking about it and the
00:32:46.480 whole situation seems
00:32:48.360 very, very difficult and
00:32:49.880 obviously something should
00:32:51.000 have been done far before
00:32:52.360 this to prevent this
00:32:53.960 sort of thing happening
00:32:54.680 in the first place.
00:32:55.680 And now any government
00:32:57.920 that has to manage this
00:32:59.180 situation has a very
00:33:00.260 difficult task of avoiding
00:33:01.920 this tit-for-tat exchange
00:33:03.100 of violence that we were
00:33:03.980 talking about and things
00:33:05.520 spiralling downward to the
00:33:07.940 point of no return.
00:33:09.960 Yeah.
00:33:10.380 Remove the pull factors
00:33:11.440 for them.
00:33:12.540 Don't let them commit
00:33:13.960 all of this fraud and
00:33:14.900 they don't come here in
00:33:15.580 the first place.
00:33:16.200 Don't facilitate and
00:33:17.380 probably help them
00:33:18.460 behind the scenes commit
00:33:19.460 all of this fraud and
00:33:20.820 they don't come here in
00:33:21.560 the first place.
00:33:22.080 And then you don't need
00:33:22.720 to worry about all of
00:33:24.400 this stuff.
00:33:25.320 That doesn't work by the
00:33:26.220 way.
00:33:27.180 Does it not?
00:33:27.960 It doesn't work.
00:33:28.400 It does.
00:33:29.220 Oh, it didn't work for
00:33:29.900 me, but it works for you.
00:33:30.600 I unplugged it and
00:33:31.500 plugged it back in again.
00:33:32.500 If you'd checked, you'd
00:33:33.200 have known.
00:33:34.940 This one doesn't.
00:33:35.780 Unnecessary, Harry.
00:33:36.680 This one doesn't work.
00:33:37.740 I was focusing on
00:33:38.620 presenting.
00:33:39.440 Thank you.
00:33:39.960 And what a fantastic job
00:33:41.060 you did.
00:33:41.480 I'll go through some of
00:33:42.160 the rumble rants.
00:33:43.600 Thank you.
00:33:43.620 I'll work now.
00:33:44.400 Tom Rat.
00:33:44.820 Very simple.
00:33:45.740 Penalty should be
00:33:46.520 doubled and stacked in
00:33:47.780 crimes against public
00:33:48.580 officials for both what
00:33:49.480 is done to them and what
00:33:50.660 they do to others.
00:33:52.940 Oh, PHUK. 0.94
00:33:54.720 There's a beautiful
00:33:55.220 symmetry to Don Lemon,
00:33:56.580 race beta extraordinaire,
00:33:57.840 being charged under the
00:33:59.320 Klan Act.
00:33:59.880 I have heard about that.
00:34:01.480 Did you?
00:34:02.080 Yes.
00:34:02.280 What's going on with this
00:34:03.240 Klan Act?
00:34:03.700 What is the Klan Act? 0.63
00:34:05.100 So it was introduced to
00:34:07.100 target the KKK and their
00:34:08.980 interference with, I'm not
00:34:11.240 entirely sure.
00:34:11.880 The FBI targeting
00:34:12.960 themselves.
00:34:14.000 Yes.
00:34:14.200 I assume.
00:34:14.900 I'm not entirely sure the
00:34:15.980 actual context.
00:34:17.060 I'm not sure if it's people,
00:34:18.800 the KKK targeting worship
00:34:20.640 or just, you know, events and
00:34:22.920 organizations more generally.
00:34:24.340 I don't know the history of
00:34:25.980 it.
00:34:26.620 I'd need an American who's 1.00
00:34:28.160 better versed in that sort
00:34:29.120 of thing to explain it.
00:34:29.880 to me.
00:34:30.340 Fed on fed violence.
00:34:31.560 It may well have been.
00:34:32.780 Probably was.
00:34:33.980 And he bought them coffee
00:34:35.640 and donuts.
00:34:36.520 Harmeet Dhillon DOJ civil
00:34:38.260 rights is on it.
00:34:39.480 People have mentioned
00:34:40.160 Harmeet Dhillon.
00:34:41.100 Don't know who that is.
00:34:42.460 I think it was mentioned
00:34:43.340 it was a, it might have
00:34:45.880 been the assistant attorney
00:34:47.580 general or something.
00:34:48.820 So.
00:34:50.420 Take it away.
00:34:52.200 All right.
00:34:52.700 I thought we would talk
00:34:54.280 about Big Brother because
00:34:55.400 Big Brother is watching you.
00:34:56.940 So I want to paint a picture
00:34:58.000 and I want to read out some
00:34:58.840 quotes and you can tell me
00:35:00.280 whether this is real life
00:35:01.340 or just a fantasy.
00:35:03.980 Yeah.
00:35:04.780 Or, or, well, I sort of
00:35:06.420 shot myself in the foot
00:35:07.080 there.
00:35:07.260 They're not quotes.
00:35:08.060 I'm just going to read
00:35:08.660 some stuff out.
00:35:09.260 You can tell me if it's
00:35:09.980 happening or not.
00:35:10.800 Or if it's quotes from a
00:35:12.220 book.
00:35:12.820 It's all happening is my
00:35:13.860 guess.
00:35:14.500 Spoiler alert.
00:35:14.980 They're all quotes from a
00:35:15.860 book.
00:35:16.100 But it's prophetic.
00:35:17.500 So, the party told you to
00:35:20.600 reject the evidence of your
00:35:22.000 eyes and ears.
00:35:23.540 It was their final, most
00:35:24.700 essential command.
00:35:27.920 That's happening, isn't it?
00:35:29.540 I recognise the quote.
00:35:30.840 That's definitely happening.
00:35:31.840 I can think of quite a few
00:35:32.920 things.
00:35:34.860 Like the evidence of certain
00:35:37.320 injections having certain
00:35:38.860 effects long before they're
00:35:40.620 available to the public.
00:35:41.740 And I read the research.
00:35:42.840 I know for a fact that
00:35:44.280 research existed.
00:35:45.700 And then they claim that
00:35:46.800 there was no research and
00:35:48.320 they were in the dark.
00:35:50.140 They had no idea.
00:35:51.580 It's not true.
00:35:53.480 And if all others accepted
00:35:54.940 the lie which the party
00:35:56.220 imposed, if all records
00:35:57.760 told the same tale, then the
00:35:59.400 lie passed into history and
00:36:00.780 became truth.
00:36:02.820 Which goes on to, who
00:36:03.840 controls the past, controls
00:36:05.020 the future.
00:36:05.960 Who controls the present,
00:36:07.180 controls the past.
00:36:08.460 Which we're seeing
00:36:09.320 demonstrably now anyway when
00:36:10.920 they're trying to say black
00:36:12.040 people were always
00:36:12.820 in England.
00:36:13.520 That's just not true, but
00:36:14.520 all right.
00:36:14.900 Well done.
00:36:16.200 Diversity built Britain.
00:36:17.360 That didn't, but all
00:36:18.120 right.
00:36:18.320 Well done.
00:36:19.680 Sloppy seconds, I guess.
00:36:22.220 White people built England. 1.00
00:36:25.080 British white people, yeah.
00:36:26.920 Ah, yeah.
00:36:28.140 English mainly.
00:36:29.520 Scots and the Welsh. 0.90
00:36:30.160 Yeah, that is true.
00:36:31.580 Somewhat.
00:36:32.320 Nice little dunk there. 1.00
00:36:33.720 It's all right.
00:36:34.000 I'm half Scottish.
00:36:34.760 I'm half dunking on myself.
00:36:36.540 Fair.
00:36:37.060 Don't you see the whole
00:36:37.980 aim of news speak is to
00:36:39.940 narrow the range of thought.
00:36:41.360 In the end, we shall make
00:36:43.580 thought crime literally
00:36:44.940 impossible because there
00:36:46.420 will be no words in which
00:36:47.700 to express it.
00:36:51.300 Yeah, I can see that.
00:36:52.880 And also, I think there is a
00:36:55.940 weird backfire effect here.
00:36:57.740 It's not going quite as Orwell
00:37:00.340 predicted in that words are
00:37:03.740 coming back with a vengeance
00:37:05.020 and people are happier to use
00:37:07.280 certain words that in the
00:37:08.560 past, even some of the more
00:37:10.580 fringe-right were like,
00:37:11.480 less so.
00:37:14.640 Certain R words have come back.
00:37:17.880 Yeah, the left have, even the
00:37:19.120 left have had to re-adapt to
00:37:21.400 that coming back in vogue.
00:37:22.640 They've started using it again.
00:37:24.860 In vogue.
00:37:26.280 It's a great word.
00:37:27.500 I love it.
00:37:28.040 Very descriptive.
00:37:28.780 Yeah.
00:37:29.080 The tards are in vogue again. 1.00
00:37:30.140 We always were.
00:37:34.360 If the facts say otherwise, the
00:37:36.180 facts must be altered.
00:37:37.620 Very similar to the others.
00:37:39.260 And all beliefs, habits, tastes,
00:37:40.700 emotions, mental attitudes that
00:37:42.620 characterize our time are really
00:37:44.580 designed to sustain the mystique of
00:37:46.360 the party and prevent the true
00:37:47.680 nature of present-day society from
00:37:49.380 being perceived.
00:37:50.940 To be fair, Labour's doing such a
00:37:52.760 bad job in Britain that it's
00:37:54.140 difficult to say this is
00:37:55.200 happening.
00:37:56.260 Were they more competent?
00:37:57.520 Their attempt, though.
00:37:58.820 That's true.
00:37:59.880 And also, that's the attempt that
00:38:01.600 the Tories were doing as well,
00:38:03.100 right?
00:38:03.380 It's like, we've got to keep this
00:38:05.740 mirage, managerialise everything
00:38:08.540 and keep slamming it, you know,
00:38:11.620 in your face.
00:38:12.260 Diversity's fine.
00:38:13.160 This isn't an issue.
00:38:14.140 Blah, blah, blah.
00:38:15.380 Don't question it.
00:38:16.140 Here's Rishi Sunak's face next to
00:38:17.920 a diversity-built Britain coin.
00:38:19.660 To their discredit, they were at
00:38:21.600 least better at this than Labour
00:38:23.580 are.
00:38:24.040 Labour can't resist shoving it in
00:38:25.580 people's faces, whereas the Tories
00:38:27.180 were a little bit more sly about
00:38:28.640 to it, which in many ways makes it
00:38:30.280 worse.
00:38:31.060 That is true.
00:38:32.000 That is true.
00:38:32.660 And last but not least, Big
00:38:34.080 Brother is watching you.
00:38:37.900 I don't have a Big Brother.
00:38:39.720 You do now, I'm afraid.
00:38:40.960 Oh, damn it.
00:38:41.660 You do now.
00:38:42.220 That was all well, obviously,
00:38:43.900 from 1984.
00:38:45.840 I just wanted to sort of build up
00:38:47.400 because actually, yeah, although
00:38:49.460 there's some pushback from, you
00:38:52.920 know, the sort of status quo that
00:38:55.180 the establishment is trying to
00:38:57.200 impose, it was very prophetic,
00:39:00.100 actually.
00:39:00.820 You know, if you go through this, it
00:39:02.080 is almost as if, you know, members
00:39:05.600 of the WEF, whatever you want to call
00:39:07.000 it, the globalists, use this as some
00:39:09.500 form of manuscript for how they planned
00:39:12.200 to rule everyone.
00:39:14.140 So I just thought I'd set the stage
00:39:15.480 because something is happening in the
00:39:19.660 UK.
00:39:20.000 Big Brother is now watching you.
00:39:22.540 This is happening and I'm so shocked
00:39:28.500 by what the sort of end goal here is
00:39:32.640 and I want to go through some crime
00:39:35.100 stats and the sort of situation that
00:39:37.700 we're currently in in the UK because
00:39:40.100 if Big Brother is watching you, what's
00:39:41.700 the aim?
00:39:43.080 What's the actual aim, right?
00:39:45.920 Take control, one would imagine, right?
00:39:48.940 Yeah, well, yeah, we'll get to that.
00:39:50.960 Yeah, so crime outcomes in England and
00:39:52.980 Wales, right?
00:39:53.580 This is appalling.
00:39:55.600 So the UK's crime resolution rate,
00:39:57.600 often measured by the proportion of
00:39:59.540 crimes leading to a charge or summons,
00:40:02.440 has been low and fluctuating with around
00:40:04.520 six to seven percent.
00:40:08.280 And that's of which is actually reported
00:40:10.480 as well, remember.
00:40:11.640 Six to seven percent of crimes are actually
00:40:14.180 solved.
00:40:15.160 Yeah.
00:40:16.580 Well, that's a terrible number.
00:40:17.920 Well, for victim-based crimes.
00:40:20.400 Victim-based. 0.86
00:40:21.140 So victimless crimes.
00:40:22.220 So the most important ones.
00:40:24.780 Victimless crimes, presumably,
00:40:27.040 I can't really think of a victimless
00:40:28.680 crime other than maybe, I don't know.
00:40:31.200 Hurt words online.
00:40:32.200 Yeah, hurty words online, yeah.
00:40:33.980 Yeah.
00:40:34.260 Well, they wouldn't necessarily present it
00:40:36.160 as a victimless crime.
00:40:37.020 Yeah, so overall charge rate,
00:40:40.320 six to seven percent of recorded crimes
00:40:42.420 resulted in a charge or summons.
00:40:44.420 This is all based around
00:40:45.580 sort of 24 to 25 time period.
00:40:50.200 Six to seven percent of recorded crimes
00:40:52.440 get a charge.
00:40:54.940 I mean, that's mad.
00:40:56.420 And what's worse
00:40:57.440 is violent and sexual offenses
00:41:00.240 in the year to June 2024,
00:41:02.300 for only about 11 percent of these cases
00:41:04.580 led to a suspect being charged,
00:41:07.040 caught or charged, sorry,
00:41:08.720 with some urban areas
00:41:09.940 even worse than that, seven percent.
00:41:13.260 Blimey.
00:41:13.620 In the metro police area.
00:41:15.240 Yeah.
00:41:15.760 So put another way,
00:41:18.260 if you're a murderer or a rapist,
00:41:20.220 you've got a 93 percent chance
00:41:21.940 of getting away with it.
00:41:23.400 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
00:41:24.820 absolutely.
00:41:25.220 And this is on top of a society
00:41:27.720 like London, for instance,
00:41:29.300 has a reported,
00:41:31.620 estimated million CCTV cameras.
00:41:36.340 So that's, you know,
00:41:38.340 a tenth of the legal population then.
00:41:41.240 It's mad.
00:41:42.060 Absolutely mad.
00:41:43.460 So from there, obviously,
00:41:46.320 crime's not going very well.
00:41:47.900 Well, crime is going very well
00:41:48.820 if you're a criminal.
00:41:51.300 But there's a huge backlog, isn't there?
00:41:53.020 So of those that do get charged,
00:41:56.400 not a lot is happening with them, right?
00:41:58.400 Not a lot is happening with them.
00:41:59.440 We've got a huge backlog.
00:42:01.380 This backlog is massive.
00:42:03.460 It's absolutely massive.
00:42:04.900 Well, we've still got a justice system
00:42:06.340 that was designed and purposed
00:42:08.940 for a white British population
00:42:11.540 that isn't prone to committing crime.
00:42:13.900 Oh, it's that mythical high-trust society, isn't it?
00:42:15.980 And it's also probably about
00:42:16.900 20 to 30 million people
00:42:18.820 lower than the current population.
00:42:21.300 Exactly.
00:42:21.780 There's a much lower population
00:42:23.700 who are much less likely
00:42:26.120 to commit crime,
00:42:27.800 which probably is part of it.
00:42:30.420 Yeah.
00:42:31.120 And so this is just a BBC article
00:42:33.060 published on the 18th of December.
00:42:35.400 More than 79,600 criminal cases
00:42:37.860 are now caught in the court's backlog.
00:42:40.560 That's massive.
00:42:42.020 That's a huge backlog.
00:42:44.420 But you start to build this picture
00:42:46.100 of a completely fundamentally broken system.
00:42:48.560 So, no one's getting charged, really, effectively.
00:42:54.200 No crimes are being resolved.
00:42:56.000 And of which, those that are being charged
00:42:58.160 have to wait years to be seen, right?
00:43:04.160 And then, even if you do go to court,
00:43:09.420 prisons are running out of space.
00:43:11.420 So that's great.
00:43:12.600 Brilliant.
00:43:13.440 One of the interesting things about this as well
00:43:15.400 is that over the past,
00:43:17.280 well, basically since around 2011,
00:43:19.500 I think it was,
00:43:20.840 there's been a consistent degree of overcrowding.
00:43:24.720 There's a graph that the government published,
00:43:26.660 which is basically just a straight line of...
00:43:30.000 There you go.
00:43:31.000 That's a slightly different one
00:43:32.280 than the one I'm talking about.
00:43:33.560 But it's relatively similar, all the same,
00:43:36.320 in that it's not been this massive,
00:43:39.420 incomprehensible spike up
00:43:41.600 where you'd say,
00:43:42.180 okay, well, that's a massive spike.
00:43:44.040 You've had to accommodate for it.
00:43:45.720 A graph like that of a prison population,
00:43:49.140 you should be able to accommodate for that
00:43:50.900 in a functional country.
00:43:52.340 Sure, it's going up,
00:43:53.660 but it's not massively.
00:43:55.900 Yeah.
00:43:56.560 And so one of the things
00:43:58.520 that your society should be able to do
00:44:00.520 is have enough prisons
00:44:02.140 to put the bad people in.
00:44:04.360 It's not a big ask.
00:44:07.100 That's true.
00:44:07.860 That's true.
00:44:08.340 All the bad people shouldn't be in the country
00:44:09.620 is the better option.
00:44:11.840 Mass deportations.
00:44:12.920 Exactly.
00:44:13.540 I do like the sound of that.
00:44:16.000 So again,
00:44:16.680 building this sort of picture
00:44:17.460 of a fundamentally broken system.
00:44:19.780 I'm getting somewhere
00:44:20.460 with this big brother
00:44:21.140 who's watching your business
00:44:22.040 or I'm getting somewhere,
00:44:23.320 I'm getting somewhere with it.
00:44:24.240 Uh, and then,
00:44:26.400 so this happened.
00:44:29.780 This happened recently.
00:44:31.940 19th of January, 2026.
00:44:34.160 100 arrests
00:44:35.280 following new live facial recognition pilot in Croydon.
00:44:39.360 One, that just goes to show
00:44:40.680 how much of a dive Croydon is.
00:44:42.180 One absolute turd hole that place is.
00:44:44.560 Um, but also one,
00:44:47.660 who, who voted for facial recognition?
00:44:50.620 Who, who asked for that?
00:44:51.960 No one.
00:44:52.480 One, what purpose does this serve?
00:44:55.520 Because they've just built the picture
00:44:56.780 that everything's broken,
00:44:58.140 everything's fundamentally just not working, right?
00:45:01.420 No one's actually being charged
00:45:02.900 with anything anyway.
00:45:04.800 Even if they do get charged,
00:45:06.320 there's a massive backlog in the courts.
00:45:09.060 Right?
00:45:09.540 And so now you've,
00:45:10.800 you've rolled out facial recognition.
00:45:12.220 For what actual purpose?
00:45:14.160 What reason?
00:45:16.300 Well, there's,
00:45:17.260 there's multiple different ways of looking at this.
00:45:18.980 If it were,
00:45:20.200 if I had full confidence
00:45:21.580 that it would only have
00:45:22.860 the faces of criminals loaded into it
00:45:25.140 and, you know,
00:45:25.960 ordinary, legal, law-abiding citizens
00:45:27.960 are just another face
00:45:29.560 and it doesn't have, like,
00:45:30.560 a file that it pulls up
00:45:31.820 and registers your location,
00:45:33.640 which could be integrated
00:45:35.840 into something like this.
00:45:37.200 If it was purely just for the criminals
00:45:39.960 and I had confidence in a government
00:45:41.320 only focusing on that,
00:45:42.720 I would actually support
00:45:43.820 there being facial recognition
00:45:45.380 because it saves,
00:45:46.740 it saves people having to remember
00:45:48.900 what a face looks like.
00:45:50.160 However,
00:45:50.600 I don't believe that
00:45:51.680 that will be the case
00:45:52.600 and therefore I don't support it
00:45:54.260 because it will be used
00:45:55.680 to watch dissidents
00:45:57.560 or track innocent,
00:45:59.400 law-abiding citizens
00:46:00.220 who have not committed crimes.
00:46:02.040 and so I think
00:46:04.020 this is obviously
00:46:05.280 a little pilot.
00:46:06.860 They're saying,
00:46:07.420 look at it in,
00:46:08.240 look at its results,
00:46:09.260 it's arrested 100 people,
00:46:10.660 isn't this a good thing?
00:46:11.620 We should expand it
00:46:12.560 more and more
00:46:13.600 and the more architect,
00:46:15.320 you know,
00:46:15.660 the more architecture
00:46:16.380 they create
00:46:17.240 to then introduce
00:46:19.080 further and further measures,
00:46:21.700 it then becomes difficult
00:46:23.120 to reverse
00:46:24.580 because then they say,
00:46:25.680 well,
00:46:25.800 it's already in motion,
00:46:26.660 it's already going to happen,
00:46:27.760 we've already got
00:46:28.260 the infrastructure,
00:46:29.000 why not use it
00:46:31.060 to help better
00:46:32.020 govern the country
00:46:32.840 and then it's only going
00:46:34.460 to continue from there,
00:46:35.500 I think.
00:46:36.200 Well,
00:46:36.480 I mean,
00:46:37.040 if you look at this,
00:46:37.860 like you're saying here,
00:46:39.100 the way it's being presented,
00:46:40.660 it's got 100 arrests,
00:46:42.080 a third with violence
00:46:42.960 against women and girls,
00:46:44.360 offences such as
00:46:45.200 strangulation and sexual assault,
00:46:47.280 others include recall to prison,
00:46:49.520 burglary and possession
00:46:50.600 of offensive weapons.
00:46:51.780 So they make it all sound great,
00:46:53.160 especially the fact
00:46:54.040 that it's getting burglarers
00:46:55.480 because...
00:46:56.360 There was a kidnapper
00:46:57.280 that was actually arrested as well.
00:46:59.000 Yeah,
00:46:59.240 that's impressive.
00:47:00.080 I mean...
00:47:00.460 I agree.
00:47:01.340 Burglary is one of those things
00:47:02.860 that if you get burgled
00:47:04.100 in Britain,
00:47:05.200 you might as well
00:47:05.840 not report it really
00:47:07.120 because they will do nothing.
00:47:08.680 It is one of the least...
00:47:09.960 It's one of the crimes
00:47:10.800 that has the least likely chance
00:47:12.780 of anything actually coming of it.
00:47:14.660 You will just get burgled
00:47:15.620 and then nothing will happen.
00:47:16.460 So that's quite impressive.
00:47:18.360 The worry is
00:47:19.600 is that when people
00:47:20.400 like Tony Blair
00:47:21.140 are working alongside
00:47:22.260 organizations,
00:47:23.900 large-scale AI,
00:47:25.940 tech-based organizations
00:47:27.120 like Oracle
00:47:28.040 to start to bundle
00:47:29.660 everything together.
00:47:31.580 I know they've pulled it back
00:47:33.080 right now
00:47:33.680 or they say they've pulled it back
00:47:35.180 on things like
00:47:35.720 the mandatory digital IDs,
00:47:37.560 but they still say
00:47:38.240 that by 2029
00:47:39.300 they want to have things
00:47:40.740 like a biometric passport
00:47:42.320 moved fully online.
00:47:44.820 The likelihood with that
00:47:46.060 is it's all going to be
00:47:46.940 bundled together
00:47:47.620 into a particular app
00:47:49.000 for convenience
00:47:49.740 that people are going to
00:47:50.500 go along with
00:47:51.080 because it's convenient,
00:47:52.660 which is the exact same
00:47:54.060 ultimately
00:47:54.960 as a digital ID
00:47:56.740 that will then be used
00:47:57.900 to track
00:47:58.700 and log
00:47:59.940 all of your movements
00:48:01.060 and transactions
00:48:01.920 and verify
00:48:03.040 where and when you go.
00:48:04.420 And when you combine it
00:48:05.680 with these large
00:48:06.420 AI companies as well,
00:48:08.420 you see a similar thing
00:48:09.300 happening in America
00:48:10.120 with Palantir,
00:48:11.380 what these organizations
00:48:12.480 are going to do
00:48:13.160 is create an enormous
00:48:14.540 AI-powered database
00:48:16.380 of its citizens.
00:48:18.900 And what it can do
00:48:19.860 with that information
00:48:20.940 in AI
00:48:21.580 is begin to
00:48:23.340 make predictions,
00:48:25.440 recognize patterns
00:48:26.320 of behavior
00:48:26.980 and with that
00:48:28.020 it will measure that
00:48:29.040 against, say,
00:48:30.240 indicators for likelihood
00:48:31.720 of dissident action.
00:48:34.140 You don't even need
00:48:34.980 to talk about this
00:48:35.780 in the abstract
00:48:36.260 because one thing
00:48:37.240 that I'm thinking about
00:48:37.900 covering tomorrow
00:48:38.720 is that the police
00:48:41.460 are now using AI
00:48:43.040 to predict
00:48:44.220 when people are going
00:48:45.300 to commit crimes
00:48:46.380 in the future.
00:48:47.420 What?
00:48:48.320 Yeah, I know.
00:48:49.360 Where?
00:48:49.620 They're using it
00:48:50.540 to apparently
00:48:51.900 it's limited
00:48:52.800 to the thousand
00:48:53.580 most dangerous men
00:48:54.840 but will it stay
00:48:56.000 limited to the thousand
00:48:56.920 most dangerous men?
00:48:58.000 Of course it will.
00:48:58.720 It's a trial run.
00:48:59.520 Where is this being done?
00:49:00.720 I did not know this.
00:49:01.940 It's a trial run.
00:49:03.960 I think it might be
00:49:05.220 in London.
00:49:05.880 I'm not entirely sure.
00:49:06.120 Oh, it is in the UK?
00:49:07.160 It's in the UK.
00:49:08.340 That is insane.
00:49:10.440 It all gets bundled
00:49:11.940 together for predictive
00:49:13.280 behavior and then
00:49:14.180 with facial recognition
00:49:15.160 they'll just track you
00:49:16.100 wherever you go
00:49:16.940 and, you know,
00:49:18.600 you've added a new
00:49:20.840 layer to my take
00:49:22.400 then.
00:49:22.640 You're welcome.
00:49:23.340 So, all of this
00:49:25.060 is a long-winded way
00:49:26.020 to get to the
00:49:26.800 whole perspective
00:49:27.640 of
00:49:28.020 if the system
00:49:30.460 currently doesn't
00:49:31.520 work, which it
00:49:32.380 doesn't, right?
00:49:33.580 It's designed not to
00:49:34.600 work, I would argue.
00:49:35.300 It's designed, yeah,
00:49:36.240 that's my take.
00:49:37.780 It's designed not to
00:49:40.200 work for a very
00:49:41.000 key reason in mind.
00:49:44.300 That's the box
00:49:45.000 not working now.
00:49:45.880 Oh, son of a bitch.
00:49:46.540 Jury trials
00:49:48.240 scrapped.
00:49:50.480 Now, that's just
00:49:51.340 a symptom of the
00:49:52.660 whole situation,
00:49:53.800 right?
00:49:54.460 So, if you've got a
00:49:56.420 system that is
00:49:57.080 fundamentally broken
00:49:58.140 and you're not in
00:49:59.400 any way, shape, or
00:50:00.220 form trying to fix
00:50:01.220 it, but you are
00:50:02.220 instituting mechanisms
00:50:05.040 by which to overload
00:50:06.140 it more and more
00:50:06.880 and more, it's just
00:50:08.680 a way to justify.
00:50:10.240 It's, hey, this is a
00:50:11.160 problem that we've
00:50:12.120 created.
00:50:13.500 Here's our solution
00:50:14.580 for the problem
00:50:15.200 we've created.
00:50:16.680 So, on what's the
00:50:17.480 solution?
00:50:17.940 Well, we're going to
00:50:18.280 scrap jury trials.
00:50:19.880 We're going to do
00:50:20.280 what you've just,
00:50:23.240 you know, brand new
00:50:24.100 news for me.
00:50:25.860 AI monitoring
00:50:26.780 super criminals.
00:50:27.700 Brilliant.
00:50:28.120 Great.
00:50:28.360 Read it in the
00:50:28.880 newspaper this morning.
00:50:30.600 Madness.
00:50:31.180 Absolute madness.
00:50:32.200 So, this is just,
00:50:33.900 you know, this is a
00:50:34.500 manufactured situation.
00:50:35.780 No one asked for
00:50:36.820 live facial recognition.
00:50:38.880 No one wanted that.
00:50:39.720 That's, again, a
00:50:41.980 system which can
00:50:42.760 actually process the
00:50:43.700 people that you're
00:50:44.300 arresting, which is
00:50:45.140 great that they are
00:50:45.780 arresting these people.
00:50:46.600 I agree.
00:50:47.860 But what good is it to
00:50:49.780 arrest people that have
00:50:50.780 had all of these
00:50:51.360 offences if they're not
00:50:52.200 going to be able to
00:50:53.160 attend court for years
00:50:54.680 or go to prison anyway
00:50:56.320 for years?
00:50:58.940 It doesn't do anything
00:51:00.200 besides justify further
00:51:01.980 situations such as this.
00:51:04.340 Scrapping jury trials,
00:51:06.100 churning it out quicker,
00:51:07.200 being more administrative,
00:51:08.360 more managerial in your
00:51:09.720 process of justice.
00:51:12.280 Yeah, it's just another
00:51:13.280 erosion of freedom.
00:51:14.320 Meanwhile, sentencing
00:51:15.400 guidelines means that if
00:51:16.740 you are a nonce in
00:51:18.180 Britain and get arrested 0.89
00:51:19.260 and charged and
00:51:20.120 sentenced, you're
00:51:20.760 probably going to get
00:51:21.300 suspended sentence
00:51:22.260 anyway.
00:51:22.780 That's almost a guarantee
00:51:23.700 these days, to be honest.
00:51:25.000 One of the overlooked
00:51:25.700 things about this as well
00:51:27.140 is that by removing the
00:51:28.900 jury, it allows politicians
00:51:31.360 and the executive part of
00:51:33.160 government to have fewer
00:51:34.580 pressure points in the
00:51:36.020 judicial system to
00:51:37.860 influence basically
00:51:40.020 outcomes in a political
00:51:41.120 way.
00:51:41.780 Because if they have a
00:51:43.080 jury, there's at least
00:51:44.520 some interests of the
00:51:46.680 general population against
00:51:47.980 their rulers represented
00:51:49.200 to some degree at least.
00:51:51.040 Obviously, juries aren't
00:51:51.960 perfect, but if something
00:51:53.980 was universally bad for
00:51:55.520 all citizens, I think
00:51:57.460 they would be against it,
00:51:58.620 right?
00:51:59.280 And so...
00:51:59.900 You'd hope so.
00:52:01.480 I would hope so.
00:52:02.260 No promises with the
00:52:04.000 public as it is.
00:52:04.700 But with it just being a
00:52:07.860 judge coming to a
00:52:09.080 judgment and no one
00:52:10.060 else, it's so much easier
00:52:12.020 for them to control because
00:52:13.220 there are fewer nodes, fewer
00:52:14.680 people to control in the
00:52:15.920 first place, and the result
00:52:17.760 is just more power for
00:52:19.160 them.
00:52:19.700 Yeah, there's fewer
00:52:20.260 obstacles to the outcome
00:52:23.460 that they want, you know,
00:52:25.360 from the certain landscape.
00:52:26.800 So, I mean, this was...
00:52:29.200 This is my cynical brain,
00:52:30.820 basically, because I saw
00:52:31.960 this news of the live
00:52:32.960 facial recognition, and I
00:52:33.980 was like, I don't like
00:52:35.220 that, obviously.
00:52:36.680 But secondly, I was like,
00:52:38.180 what's the point?
00:52:40.100 Well, no one voted for it,
00:52:41.060 but what's the actual
00:52:41.780 point when fundamentally
00:52:43.080 the system is so broken?
00:52:45.220 Again, it could just be
00:52:46.360 people going, well, we
00:52:47.300 need line to, you know,
00:52:48.440 line to go up.
00:52:49.380 It's like, okay, but you
00:52:50.360 still haven't built new
00:52:51.280 prison spaces.
00:52:52.960 It wasn't really that
00:52:53.780 relevant, but they've said,
00:52:55.840 you know, the government
00:52:56.640 has said, well, we're
00:52:57.160 going to try and allocate
00:52:57.980 5,000 new spaces.
00:52:59.700 It's like, that's nothing.
00:53:01.300 That's going to do
00:53:02.060 actually nothing.
00:53:03.460 That's terrible.
00:53:05.920 And so all I could think
00:53:07.020 of, well, it's just a way
00:53:08.060 to manufacture more
00:53:09.440 extreme control.
00:53:10.820 I can even come up with
00:53:11.960 a more cynical
00:53:12.720 interpretation of this.
00:53:14.320 Even more cynical than
00:53:14.540 that.
00:53:15.100 Is that...
00:53:15.980 Very cynical.
00:53:16.620 Josh can always find a
00:53:17.620 way to be more cynical.
00:53:18.520 Can't wait.
00:53:18.840 That's true.
00:53:19.820 So...
00:53:19.900 Suck it to me.
00:53:20.960 It's being done under
00:53:22.340 the auspices of policing,
00:53:23.960 but actually it's for the
00:53:25.420 intelligence agencies
00:53:26.380 to monitor dissidents.
00:53:28.820 And if they don't have
00:53:29.900 the capacity to process
00:53:31.100 these new arrests in the
00:53:32.520 first place, they're well
00:53:33.840 aware of that.
00:53:34.420 They've talked about it as
00:53:35.320 a public issue.
00:53:37.240 Then one can only presume
00:53:38.940 the expansion of
00:53:40.320 prosecution is for
00:53:43.040 intelligence more than
00:53:44.920 policing.
00:53:46.540 Yeah.
00:53:46.880 It's entirely possible,
00:53:48.820 but we don't know for
00:53:49.760 certain, of course.
00:53:51.420 Yeah.
00:53:51.720 So Big Brother is
00:53:52.660 watching you.
00:53:53.400 Be careful.
00:53:53.920 There you go.
00:53:56.780 Let's go through a couple
00:53:57.720 of rumble rants.
00:54:00.380 OPH again.
00:54:01.400 Big Brotherization and
00:54:02.400 CCTV deluge have allowed
00:54:04.460 the government to tell
00:54:05.220 itself and their
00:54:05.960 globo-homo-
00:54:07.400 internationalist class
00:54:08.640 the fable that they're
00:54:09.480 still in control of UK
00:54:10.460 streets.
00:54:11.360 That's all it's for.
00:54:13.060 Yeah, I mean, we've...
00:54:13.820 I think we're one of the
00:54:14.740 most watched countries on
00:54:16.200 the planet.
00:54:17.140 Yep.
00:54:17.600 And yet our crime rate is
00:54:18.700 terrible.
00:54:19.160 Do you know that
00:54:20.040 Swindon, where we are
00:54:21.880 based, has the highest
00:54:23.260 density of CCTV cameras of
00:54:25.440 any place in Britain?
00:54:27.500 And I feel so safe
00:54:28.740 walking around.
00:54:29.480 Does it actually?
00:54:30.620 Yeah.
00:54:31.080 And it's a terrible
00:54:31.840 place.
00:54:32.140 Why?
00:54:32.980 It's like the correlation
00:54:34.240 between CCTV and safety
00:54:36.220 is basically zero.
00:54:38.440 It's negative.
00:54:39.840 Yeah.
00:54:40.160 Well, they can just
00:54:40.580 watch you get beaten up
00:54:41.700 or actually assaulted.
00:54:43.460 So it doesn't really
00:54:44.080 matter, does it?
00:54:44.820 Three videos for the
00:54:45.860 elites there.
00:54:46.520 I mean, that probably
00:54:47.340 is the case, to be fair.
00:54:48.640 They see the high crime
00:54:51.280 rates and they go,
00:54:51.960 OK, we'll put more
00:54:53.120 CCTVs where there are
00:54:54.820 high crime rates.
00:54:56.060 And then they put the
00:54:56.680 CCTV in and continue
00:54:58.360 to do nothing.
00:54:59.700 So that is probably
00:55:01.100 just like, this will
00:55:01.840 solve everything.
00:55:02.980 Doesn't solve anything.
00:55:04.560 Really.
00:55:04.860 Just watches people
00:55:05.720 commit crime instead.
00:55:07.320 Great.
00:55:08.240 That's a random name
00:55:09.320 saying we won't need
00:55:11.060 more jails.
00:55:11.740 And then he says that
00:55:13.580 we need to return to
00:55:14.740 how we used to deal
00:55:15.520 with criminals back in
00:55:16.400 the day.
00:55:17.240 I'm quite a fan of
00:55:18.360 that idea.
00:55:19.380 Habsification says I
00:55:20.180 need to start watching
00:55:21.000 Psycho Pass.
00:55:22.020 That's good.
00:55:23.260 Recommend.
00:55:23.820 Yeah, thank you for
00:55:24.360 the recommendation.
00:55:25.260 People have already
00:55:25.780 said, but I'll keep
00:55:27.080 that in mind.
00:55:27.860 Cranky Texan, the
00:55:28.580 reason they import
00:55:29.400 criminals and don't
00:55:30.480 prosecute these crimes
00:55:31.560 is so that you will
00:55:32.540 walk into the CBDC
00:55:33.620 digital panopticon
00:55:34.880 willingly.
00:55:36.100 The WEF markets it
00:55:37.000 openly.
00:55:37.840 You will own nothing
00:55:38.660 and like it.
00:55:39.880 Certainly part of it.
00:55:41.280 Random name, we're in
00:55:42.680 late-stage feminized
00:55:44.300 soy-ciety where just
00:55:46.360 like those hags in 1.00
00:55:47.240 schools, the rulers
00:55:48.020 refuse to punish
00:55:48.880 wrongdoers and instead
00:55:49.800 punish everyone else
00:55:50.680 and especially punish
00:55:51.780 those pointing it
00:55:52.700 out.
00:55:53.000 Yes, it's called
00:55:53.740 anarcho...
00:55:55.400 Anarcho-tyranny.
00:55:57.200 Anarcho-tyranny.
00:55:58.000 Yes, I forgot the
00:55:58.900 name of it for a
00:55:59.540 moment there.
00:55:59.920 I was about to call
00:56:00.640 it anarcho-syndicalism.
00:56:02.000 It's almost like
00:56:02.380 you're tired.
00:56:03.280 I need some coffee.
00:56:04.660 I know, right?
00:56:05.640 I know.
00:56:06.560 If only, if only
00:56:08.420 some office that I
00:56:10.660 worked in had provided
00:56:12.180 non-decaffeinated coffee.
00:56:13.900 Oh, you wusses, you 1.00
00:56:14.980 don't need coffee to
00:56:15.980 function.
00:56:17.040 And anyway, I want
00:56:17.800 archaeo-tyranny.
00:56:20.640 You want archaeo-tyranny?
00:56:22.120 You want...
00:56:22.480 Tyranny of the
00:56:23.060 archaeologists.
00:56:25.900 I was going to say, is
00:56:26.740 this a Renaud Camus book
00:56:27.980 that I've just not heard
00:56:28.900 of or something?
00:56:30.380 Anyway, right, so let's
00:56:33.380 talk about my new
00:56:34.820 favourite subject.
00:56:36.380 I thought this would be
00:56:37.060 a bit more fun for this
00:56:38.840 one, which is the
00:56:39.680 burgeoning genre of
00:56:42.400 YouTube ethnography.
00:56:44.560 Because there's lots of
00:56:45.340 these travel vloggers who
00:56:46.760 go around looking at
00:56:48.160 all kinds of weird
00:56:49.440 stuff.
00:56:49.960 A lot of them have
00:56:50.600 started to do kind of
00:56:51.480 investigative journalism
00:56:52.860 of the old-fashioned
00:56:54.180 kind, as they should if
00:56:55.920 they want to use their
00:56:56.820 powers responsibly to
00:56:58.580 try and investigate
00:56:59.400 welfare fraud and
00:57:00.720 other kinds of
00:57:01.560 criminal activities.
00:57:02.820 But what I realised a
00:57:04.020 lot of this is, is
00:57:05.260 essentially, like this
00:57:06.820 gentleman who's going to
00:57:07.720 be the subject of
00:57:08.500 today's video, Tyler
00:57:09.460 Olivier, in a video that
00:57:10.780 I believe you covered
00:57:11.920 a few months ago when
00:57:13.500 it first came out.
00:57:14.480 My highest brow
00:57:15.100 segment ever.
00:57:16.180 Yeah, it's called
00:57:16.720 Inside India's Poop 0.98
00:57:18.160 Throwing Festival.
00:57:19.920 What this is, is a
00:57:21.160 form of anthropology,
00:57:23.380 it's ethnography, it's
00:57:24.540 going to foreign lands
00:57:26.320 and examining foreign
00:57:28.020 peoples and seeing
00:57:29.140 their cultures and how
00:57:31.540 beautiful they can be,
00:57:33.560 my friends.
00:57:34.100 I won't play any of
00:57:35.080 this video, I think
00:57:35.880 the thumbnail says
00:57:37.500 enough.
00:57:37.840 This is the definition
00:57:38.680 of beauty to me, I
00:57:39.740 mean.
00:57:40.200 The poop throwing
00:57:41.000 festival is real and
00:57:43.260 despite the fact that
00:57:44.160 it's a quite, if I
00:57:45.500 remember, sacred ritual
00:57:47.940 festival that goes on in
00:57:49.720 this location where it
00:57:50.900 happens.
00:57:51.480 They found an idol to an
00:57:53.560 Indian Hindu god in a 0.99
00:57:55.540 pile of cow dung and
00:57:56.560 then all of a sudden it
00:57:57.540 was sacred cow dung and
00:57:59.220 therefore, obviously cows
00:58:00.660 were already sacred, but
00:58:02.100 now the dung was extra
00:58:03.160 special and it came to
00:58:05.340 them that they had to
00:58:06.040 have this cow poo 1.00
00:58:07.240 throwing festival in this
00:58:09.000 very small village.
00:58:09.900 Which Tyler decided to
00:58:11.180 subject himself to.
00:58:12.960 For your viewing
00:58:14.440 entertainment and also
00:58:16.040 for the purpose of
00:58:17.480 scientific anthropological
00:58:19.280 study.
00:58:20.340 The people must know.
00:58:22.880 Of course, this guy, I
00:58:24.820 don't want to.
00:58:25.940 He did it so that I
00:58:27.540 don't have to.
00:58:28.420 And I thank you for
00:58:29.140 your service there, my
00:58:30.060 friend.
00:58:30.240 Man, look at his
00:58:30.820 look at that.
00:58:31.620 Is he wearing gloves?
00:58:32.460 Is that just his bare
00:58:33.400 hand?
00:58:33.820 No, the opening scene
00:58:34.900 of this is him getting
00:58:36.020 hit almost in the mouth
00:58:37.240 with flying cow dung.
00:58:39.140 Yeah, so I'm glad that
00:58:40.780 he did it so that I
00:58:41.640 don't have to.
00:58:42.340 Thank you, Tyler.
00:58:43.480 The problem was that he
00:58:44.360 kind of stepped on a
00:58:45.280 landmine with this because
00:58:46.780 a lot of Indians online.
00:58:49.240 He stepped on a bit of
00:58:50.740 a cow pat there.
00:58:51.680 I stood in there.
00:58:52.720 There you go.
00:58:54.160 A lot of people did
00:58:57.200 not want him talking
00:58:58.300 about this, mostly
00:58:59.220 Indians online because 1.00
00:59:00.700 they thought it made
00:59:01.420 their culture look weird 1.00
00:59:02.660 and look bad.
00:59:03.920 And you find that with
00:59:04.700 a lot of this kind of
00:59:06.160 study, I'll call it,
00:59:08.200 which is when you go in
00:59:09.540 and examine these
00:59:11.000 foreign cultures and
00:59:12.140 see what kind of
00:59:12.820 practices and rituals
00:59:14.100 they actually get up to,
00:59:15.560 it can look very
00:59:16.320 strange.
00:59:17.240 It can look very
00:59:17.900 foreign.
00:59:18.520 It isn't very flattering
00:59:19.820 on the international
00:59:20.620 stage.
00:59:21.140 He wasn't actually that
00:59:21.800 mean about it.
00:59:22.720 I've seen the clips
00:59:24.400 from it.
00:59:24.740 He's actually very
00:59:25.700 friendly to all of the
00:59:26.860 people and all of the
00:59:27.860 people in the village
00:59:28.660 that do it, outside of
00:59:29.820 the whole, you know,
00:59:30.440 flinging cow poo at 0.93
00:59:31.520 each other, were all
00:59:32.740 very friendly and
00:59:33.620 accommodating to him.
00:59:35.000 Yeah, if you actually
00:59:36.160 watch the video, it
00:59:37.580 isn't as bad as it
00:59:39.000 might seem from the
00:59:40.060 outside.
00:59:40.580 Obviously, I'd never go
00:59:41.760 to a cow pooing
00:59:43.280 festival.
00:59:44.840 It's one of the last
00:59:45.600 things I'd do, probably
00:59:46.580 on planet Earth.
00:59:48.160 But not the very last.
00:59:50.080 So there's a non-zero
00:59:51.300 chance that we can
00:59:52.300 somehow manipulate
00:59:53.320 Josh into going.
00:59:54.900 Yeah, it's a bit more
00:59:55.960 appealing than like a 0.91
00:59:57.100 festival.
00:59:57.720 Yeah.
00:59:58.280 A festival where I just
00:59:59.300 get murdered ritualistically.
01:00:02.140 It's funny that.
01:00:03.420 So this is the offer we
01:00:05.440 need to present to
01:00:06.240 Josh.
01:00:06.980 Can I choose neither?
01:00:09.060 No.
01:00:09.740 Okay.
01:00:10.440 It's either or, mate.
01:00:11.380 Sorry.
01:00:11.620 I have a murder or
01:00:12.520 cow poo festival. 0.54
01:00:13.880 Yeah.
01:00:14.140 Just get it over with.
01:00:15.120 Murder me. 0.57
01:00:15.560 One or the other.
01:00:16.180 Oh, there you go.
01:00:17.500 Don't, please don't
01:00:18.180 murder Josh.
01:00:18.700 We need him.
01:00:20.320 Even though he doesn't
01:00:21.020 even work here.
01:00:23.560 But yeah, it makes
01:00:25.380 people look bad and
01:00:26.760 they think it affects
01:00:27.560 their reputation.
01:00:28.960 And Tyler goes and
01:00:29.660 does lots of different
01:00:30.700 videos like this.
01:00:32.200 And we're talking about
01:00:32.900 the most recent one,
01:00:33.700 but I just wanted to
01:00:34.260 give a shout out to his
01:00:35.320 thumbnail game being
01:00:37.540 absolutely hilarious.
01:00:39.680 Because you notice he
01:00:40.660 has this repeated
01:00:41.680 format where he's
01:00:42.700 I exposed scammers
01:00:44.340 in X city.
01:00:46.080 I exposed scammers
01:00:47.680 in Tokyo.
01:00:48.820 I investigated the
01:00:50.020 murder capital of
01:00:51.320 America.
01:00:52.460 I invested fighting
01:00:53.480 scammers in Paris.
01:00:55.640 Exposed scammers in
01:00:56.800 Barcelona.
01:00:57.240 You didn't read the
01:00:57.920 best part of that
01:00:58.780 title.
01:00:59.660 Fart spray gun.
01:01:01.200 Plus two bodyguards.
01:01:02.400 Plus two bodyguards.
01:01:03.240 I investigated murder
01:01:04.640 city and you'll notice
01:01:05.860 that this guy, he has a
01:01:07.980 very specific demographic
01:01:09.520 that he chooses for all
01:01:11.180 of these AI generated
01:01:12.500 thumbnails.
01:01:13.160 But damn, if they
01:01:14.420 don't get views, you
01:01:15.460 know, fair play to the
01:01:16.560 guy.
01:01:16.800 We could be learning
01:01:17.580 some lessons.
01:01:18.440 He wants to get sued
01:01:19.420 as well.
01:01:19.840 Look at what he said
01:01:20.400 about the Church of
01:01:21.080 Scientology.
01:01:22.040 Yeah, the most evil
01:01:22.900 cult in America.
01:01:23.840 But he got 4.6 million
01:01:25.140 views on it though.
01:01:26.220 So yeah, and he's
01:01:27.320 willing to talk about
01:01:28.420 basically anything by
01:01:29.600 the looks of it.
01:01:30.360 Whereas some of these
01:01:31.200 people, there are
01:01:31.920 certain subjects that
01:01:32.820 they don't want to
01:01:33.340 talk about.
01:01:34.300 He is more than
01:01:35.000 willing to go out
01:01:35.680 there and do it.
01:01:36.320 And I respect that.
01:01:37.420 He also spoke about
01:01:38.440 like Nick Shirley did
01:01:39.440 the Minneapolis Somali
01:01:41.140 situation where you
01:01:43.060 can see him just
01:01:43.760 pointing to them all
01:01:44.700 going into the
01:01:45.620 welfare shop.
01:01:47.020 So obviously AI.
01:01:48.800 Yeah, one of my
01:01:49.780 favourites is this one.
01:01:50.720 I investigated the
01:01:51.640 drug overdose capital
01:01:52.760 of America where there
01:01:53.640 are all of these people
01:01:54.500 going into the
01:01:55.540 fentanyl store.
01:01:56.600 Wow, when did they
01:01:57.260 introduce those?
01:01:58.620 Having never been to
01:02:00.240 America before, I can 0.56
01:02:01.620 only assume that you
01:02:02.480 have one of these on
01:02:03.340 every street corner.
01:02:05.340 Where are you going,
01:02:06.500 darling?
01:02:06.800 I just did the
01:02:07.420 fentanyl store.
01:02:08.100 Oh, don't forget to
01:02:08.940 pick some up for the
01:02:09.760 kids.
01:02:10.320 Didn't you know that
01:02:10.900 that's where George
01:02:11.500 Floyd's $20 note that
01:02:13.360 was fake got refused
01:02:14.600 from?
01:02:15.020 It all makes sense
01:02:16.420 now.
01:02:16.760 I don't know how we
01:02:17.420 didn't see it before.
01:02:18.940 But I really love this
01:02:20.420 kind of clickbait
01:02:21.280 thumbnail.
01:02:22.000 It's just entertaining
01:02:23.080 to me.
01:02:23.640 But again, he's
01:02:24.920 actually gone outside
01:02:25.800 of just the pure
01:02:26.580 Somali in Minneapolis
01:02:28.600 situation and he's
01:02:29.520 put out this promotion
01:02:32.080 for another one where
01:02:33.620 he's doing a similar
01:02:34.740 kind of format to
01:02:36.660 Nick Shirley going
01:02:37.540 around and asking
01:02:38.120 if he can put his
01:02:38.860 kid, his imaginary
01:02:40.340 child, in Somali
01:02:41.780 owned daycare.
01:02:42.760 Except this time he's
01:02:43.740 in Columbus, Ohio.
01:02:46.360 So a completely
01:02:47.420 different city in a
01:02:48.780 completely different
01:02:49.600 state where they
01:02:50.820 appear to be doing
01:02:51.720 the exact same scam.
01:02:54.100 Making me wonder if
01:02:55.400 there may be some
01:02:56.080 kind of, I don't
01:02:56.660 know, like a
01:02:57.360 clandestine NGO or
01:03:00.000 state backed
01:03:00.660 organization or just
01:03:02.400 back channels on
01:03:03.300 their Tony Blair
01:03:04.180 provided iPhones
01:03:05.960 that just gives them
01:03:07.560 maybe like an
01:03:08.060 instruction guide or
01:03:09.220 manual on how to
01:03:10.540 set these things up
01:03:11.580 with state paperwork.
01:03:13.220 Or this could just
01:03:13.800 be how they are.
01:03:14.900 Or it could just be
01:03:15.640 how they are.
01:03:16.360 But also, they
01:03:18.440 aren't the smartest.
01:03:20.660 That's true.
01:03:21.120 Aren't they
01:03:21.380 medically retarded, 0.98
01:03:23.260 isn't it, IQ-wise?
01:03:25.240 Something like that.
01:03:25.960 67 average IQ, I
01:03:28.000 think it was off the
01:03:28.680 top of my head.
01:03:29.280 That's medically
01:03:29.520 retarded then. 0.99
01:03:30.860 To be fair, taking
01:03:31.840 over...
01:03:31.980 Clinically.
01:03:32.340 Clinically retarded. 1.00
01:03:32.900 Taking over an oil
01:03:34.500 tanker is not exactly
01:03:36.020 the easiest thing.
01:03:37.080 And, you know, piracy
01:03:38.240 is...
01:03:39.080 There's a threshold
01:03:39.840 there.
01:03:40.300 There's ingenuity.
01:03:41.240 There's creativity.
01:03:42.300 We're not denying
01:03:42.940 that.
01:03:43.300 The Captain Phillips,
01:03:44.220 that film with Tom
01:03:44.880 Hanks, you know?
01:03:45.680 Yeah, yeah.
01:03:46.240 There's teamwork
01:03:46.880 involved in all of this.
01:03:47.600 I'm the captain now.
01:03:50.060 I am the decan now.
01:03:52.520 Yeah, but you can see,
01:03:53.340 I think actually by the
01:03:54.400 looks of it with this
01:03:55.260 one, people criticized
01:03:56.660 Nick Shirley for just
01:03:57.800 going around with like
01:03:59.020 three bodyguards, a
01:04:01.180 camera crew, and very
01:04:02.660 obviously being a guy
01:04:04.320 filming a documentary
01:04:05.920 on all of the fraud
01:04:06.980 going on in
01:04:07.940 Minnesotan daycare
01:04:09.100 centers.
01:04:10.200 Oh, sorry,
01:04:10.560 Minneapolis daycare
01:04:11.500 centers, which is
01:04:12.680 probably why some of
01:04:14.180 those people came
01:04:14.940 across so standoffish.
01:04:16.860 In this, he seems to
01:04:18.400 actually be a little
01:04:20.360 bit more clandestine
01:04:22.120 about it, where he's
01:04:23.740 hiding his camera and
01:04:25.180 what he's filming, so
01:04:26.080 he actually gets into a
01:04:27.180 few of these places so
01:04:28.520 he can better verify how
01:04:30.040 accurate they are or
01:04:30.940 not.
01:04:31.160 Not saying that Nick
01:04:32.060 Shirley wasn't also
01:04:33.020 just showing the
01:04:34.540 obvious fraud that
01:04:36.040 was going on, but
01:04:37.080 that's the kind of
01:04:37.560 thing that's been
01:04:37.900 going on, but he
01:04:38.380 decided out only two
01:04:40.260 months after the whole
01:04:41.240 India debacle where
01:04:42.320 he almost decided not
01:04:43.900 to put the video up
01:04:45.020 and then decided to
01:04:46.240 go, screw it, I will
01:04:47.000 put it up.
01:04:47.640 He decided to step on
01:04:48.840 possibly the most
01:04:50.020 dangerous landmine
01:04:51.280 possible when he
01:04:53.220 decided to investigate
01:04:55.240 an upstate New York
01:04:56.920 town, more like a
01:04:58.400 little village, I
01:04:59.240 believe it's called
01:04:59.840 Curious Joel, which
01:05:02.740 he says, invaded by
01:05:04.500 welfare addicted Jews. 0.98
01:05:06.460 Why can I hear the
01:05:07.680 Havana Gila from the
01:05:08.820 sewer grates?
01:05:09.460 What's going on?
01:05:10.300 I don't know if he
01:05:11.020 played, let's check a
01:05:12.220 little bit of this
01:05:12.840 little trailer we put
01:05:13.580 on Twitter.
01:05:14.260 This is Curious Joel, a
01:05:16.180 village of 44,000
01:05:17.960 Hasidic Jews in upstate
01:05:19.460 New York that primarily
01:05:20.720 speak Yiddish, have an
01:05:22.160 average of seven kids
01:05:23.400 per family, rely heavily
01:05:24.980 on state assistance and
01:05:26.300 welfare programs like
01:05:27.480 Medicare, SNAP, housing
01:05:28.980 assistance and tax
01:05:30.260 credits from their many
01:05:31.260 kids.
01:05:31.840 How many kids do most
01:05:32.780 people have out here?
01:05:33.760 17, 18.
01:05:34.720 How do they afford 17,
01:05:35.800 18 kids?
01:05:36.580 They are proud to do
01:05:37.860 what the Torah says, that
01:05:38.940 you need to be multiple
01:05:39.900 and fruitful.
01:05:41.540 Wow.
01:05:41.960 How do people afford to
01:05:42.700 have like 10 kids out
01:05:43.780 here?
01:05:44.120 The community is based
01:05:44.940 on this.
01:05:45.480 So, okay, so is it
01:05:46.240 wealthy members of the
01:05:47.100 community give charity?
01:05:48.180 Yes, mostly.
01:05:49.080 I don't talk to
01:05:50.100 suspicious persons.
01:05:51.460 How am I suspicious?
01:05:52.680 Do you study Torah?
01:05:53.360 You work for Hamas?
01:05:55.760 What do you do for
01:05:57.080 work?
01:05:57.780 Nothing.
01:05:58.240 How do you make money?
01:05:59.640 My wife.
01:06:00.320 Your wife?
01:06:01.000 I'm doing home care.
01:06:02.480 What?
01:06:03.540 So you get a little bit
01:06:04.700 of the idea of what
01:06:06.040 he's investigating there
01:06:07.420 and like with the
01:06:08.740 Indian village thing
01:06:10.620 as well, if you watch
01:06:11.800 the full video as I
01:06:13.040 have, he's not really
01:06:15.720 as harsh on these
01:06:17.920 guys as the clickbaity
01:06:19.580 trailer might suggest.
01:06:21.260 There are some definite
01:06:22.220 benefits to the way
01:06:24.100 of life that these
01:06:25.740 guys are engaged in
01:06:26.860 given that they're
01:06:27.360 living in a massively
01:06:28.560 homogenous community
01:06:30.080 where basically only
01:06:31.400 members of that
01:06:32.340 community that already
01:06:33.240 exists can live there.
01:06:35.040 They have very high
01:06:36.180 trust local community.
01:06:37.960 Loads of children,
01:06:39.200 so they're growing.
01:06:40.140 I believe one of the
01:06:40.860 figures that he puts
01:06:41.740 out in the documentary
01:06:42.780 is that between the
01:06:44.060 years of 2010 and
01:06:45.200 2024, their population
01:06:47.180 doubled purely because
01:06:49.360 of how high the birth
01:06:50.840 rate is there.
01:06:52.360 But the question is,
01:06:54.940 are they able to do
01:06:56.300 this on the taxpayers'
01:06:58.180 dime?
01:06:58.500 Because there are a lot
01:06:59.400 of reports saying that
01:07:01.240 a lot of these people
01:07:02.800 are on welfare, a lot
01:07:05.240 of the programs that
01:07:06.700 they engage in in the
01:07:08.440 town themselves are
01:07:09.700 subsidized by the
01:07:10.600 taxpayer.
01:07:11.500 So he's going around
01:07:12.580 and he's asking the
01:07:13.460 question if they're able
01:07:14.680 to have these homogenous,
01:07:17.280 high trust communities
01:07:18.860 fees paid for by the
01:07:20.220 American taxpayer, why 0.53
01:07:22.060 is it that the state
01:07:23.100 will, say, persecute the,
01:07:24.680 I believe it's the
01:07:25.320 return to the land 0.86
01:07:26.360 movement, which was an
01:07:27.640 attempt to make a
01:07:29.200 whites-only community
01:07:30.720 in America, which has
01:07:32.400 been massively targeted
01:07:34.440 by the American state?
01:07:36.500 I mean, if you do that,
01:07:37.480 people will realize that,
01:07:38.780 whoa, why is it so nice?
01:07:40.480 Why is this community,
01:07:42.040 this whites-only community,
01:07:43.040 with no diversity, why
01:07:44.600 does everything work and
01:07:45.540 everyone trust each other
01:07:46.500 leave their doors open
01:07:47.860 at night and everything's
01:07:49.100 clean and tidy?
01:07:50.500 Yeah, and the-
01:07:51.120 How did that happen?
01:07:51.880 The thing is, it's not a
01:07:53.680 question of hating other
01:07:56.400 people, wanting to commit
01:07:58.100 violence or wanting hardship
01:07:59.740 to befall other people.
01:08:01.000 It's a question of
01:08:02.320 homogenous communities
01:08:03.620 wanting to stick to
01:08:04.820 themselves for love of
01:08:06.060 themselves and all of the
01:08:07.120 benefits that that brings,
01:08:08.380 which you see in this
01:08:09.460 video.
01:08:09.980 Although there is one
01:08:10.920 major downside to it,
01:08:12.320 which is for some reason,
01:08:13.660 and this is where the
01:08:15.720 ethnography part comes in,
01:08:17.320 right?
01:08:17.540 Because a lot of these
01:08:18.280 people, they don't want to
01:08:19.800 be followed around with
01:08:20.700 cameras, which is fair.
01:08:21.840 They don't want people
01:08:22.740 snooping into their
01:08:23.760 affairs.
01:08:24.580 The problem is, right,
01:08:26.360 you guys are just
01:08:27.060 fascinating.
01:08:28.280 Hasidic Jews in particular
01:08:30.020 are just kind of fascinating.
01:08:33.380 They're interesting guys who
01:08:35.240 walk around in their suits
01:08:36.520 and the big hats and stuff.
01:08:38.100 I remember when I was going
01:08:38.900 around Belgium, I'd never
01:08:40.320 seen people in the full
01:08:42.640 Jewish regalia and I was
01:08:43.780 fascinated by it, like in
01:08:45.040 a genuine interest, just
01:08:46.660 like, wow, this is so
01:08:47.920 different to my way of
01:08:49.160 life.
01:08:49.280 Yeah, growing up near
01:08:50.500 Manchester and visiting
01:08:51.560 there, you see them
01:08:52.360 walking down the street
01:08:53.300 sometimes and they come
01:08:54.280 across as so different and
01:08:55.580 alien that you do get a
01:08:57.300 fascination from it and
01:08:58.300 that's why, you know, like
01:08:59.200 the European spirit has
01:09:00.620 basically been to point
01:09:02.240 over in the distance and
01:09:03.340 go, what dat over there?
01:09:06.300 Harry still says that
01:09:07.440 sometimes.
01:09:08.000 Exactly.
01:09:08.740 And then you go over
01:09:09.740 there and you find out
01:09:10.680 what's over there and
01:09:11.520 then you write it down or
01:09:12.560 in this case, you film
01:09:13.800 the whole thing and
01:09:14.940 then you put it out so
01:09:15.660 that other people can
01:09:16.480 learn what dat over
01:09:17.500 there is.
01:09:19.280 That's kind of, that's
01:09:20.380 the spirit of European
01:09:21.440 exploration right there.
01:09:23.940 But yeah, one of the
01:09:24.640 problems that they do have
01:09:25.600 in the community is that
01:09:26.500 for some reason, loads
01:09:27.560 of them are just like,
01:09:28.280 it might just be because
01:09:28.980 of how dense the
01:09:30.440 population is in such
01:09:31.540 a small town.
01:09:32.920 They're just terrible
01:09:33.560 drivers.
01:09:36.040 They're just terrible
01:09:37.160 drivers.
01:09:37.700 Oh my God.
01:09:39.240 I have $500.
01:09:40.360 Give me $2,000.
01:09:41.760 I don't have $2,000.
01:09:43.480 I would just handle it
01:09:44.760 as any chance.
01:09:45.720 He said, don't you give me
01:09:47.100 $2,000.
01:09:48.360 Worst neighborhood to
01:09:49.420 crush your car ever.
01:09:50.320 This is Curious Joel, a
01:09:52.160 community of exclusively
01:09:53.500 Hasidic Jews that's one 0.99
01:09:55.020 of the fastest growing
01:09:55.960 towns in New York with
01:09:57.400 possibly some of the
01:09:58.320 worst drivers in America.
01:09:59.960 Inanimously in favor
01:10:00.960 of what, look at this,
01:10:01.620 there's a car accident
01:10:02.140 every five seconds.
01:10:03.000 The driving out here
01:10:03.700 is horrendous.
01:10:04.460 I've only seen bad
01:10:05.140 drivers though.
01:10:05.900 You know why?
01:10:06.340 Because we have so much.
01:10:07.520 We have like 10
01:10:08.360 children.
01:10:09.180 We're all too busy.
01:10:10.440 That's why we were
01:10:10.940 upset by driving.
01:10:11.800 We're getting nervous.
01:10:12.720 No one can drive out
01:10:14.280 here.
01:10:14.640 What is this?
01:10:15.700 It doesn't make any
01:10:16.360 sense.
01:10:16.640 Should we be even more
01:10:17.660 careful?
01:10:18.260 What?
01:10:18.760 You're a freaking idiot.
01:10:19.700 in the school bus.
01:10:21.100 Oh, what the f**k?
01:10:22.000 What is this driving?
01:10:22.940 You're trying to kill us
01:10:23.660 out here.
01:10:24.120 You were driving
01:10:24.720 to load this people.
01:10:25.640 No, we weren't.
01:10:26.820 You need to learn
01:10:27.620 how to drive.
01:10:28.420 You're going to get
01:10:28.820 your kids killed in here.
01:10:30.020 Oh my god.
01:10:31.120 That's possibly the
01:10:32.280 most American
01:10:33.140 interaction I've ever
01:10:34.460 seen there.
01:10:35.140 People just shouting
01:10:36.140 at each other about
01:10:37.140 their driving from
01:10:38.240 inside their car
01:10:39.260 to a school bus driver.
01:10:41.820 The most American
01:10:42.640 thing that I've ever
01:10:43.560 seen in my life
01:10:44.400 outside of a cowboy
01:10:45.280 in a 10-point hat
01:10:46.120 shooting his guns
01:10:46.780 in the air.
01:10:47.800 But yeah, if you
01:10:48.540 want to watch the full
01:10:49.240 thing, I'd recommend
01:10:49.920 going and watching
01:10:50.580 the video.
01:10:51.440 I've watched it
01:10:52.240 and here's some
01:10:52.640 of the notes
01:10:53.860 that I've taken
01:10:54.700 for just general
01:10:57.020 observations.
01:10:57.980 Now, first of all,
01:10:58.680 obviously,
01:11:00.160 a great thumbnail
01:11:02.360 now.
01:11:02.560 Great thumbnail.
01:11:03.800 Again, obviously,
01:11:05.280 most of the video
01:11:06.280 is him going around
01:11:07.740 trying to figure out
01:11:08.560 what most people
01:11:10.080 actually do in this
01:11:12.160 community because
01:11:13.280 only a very small
01:11:14.700 subset of the
01:11:15.440 population seems to
01:11:16.480 be working.
01:11:17.160 And you can see
01:11:17.620 some rabbis, perhaps?
01:11:19.200 He asks a lot of
01:11:20.120 people if they are
01:11:20.980 rabbis and most of 0.91
01:11:21.840 them say no.
01:11:22.420 So here are some of
01:11:22.980 the stats that he's
01:11:23.800 going off to look
01:11:25.500 into this investigation
01:11:26.440 to start all of this
01:11:27.560 off and try and
01:11:28.120 answer these questions.
01:11:29.100 So he says 99% of
01:11:30.720 the village's
01:11:31.220 residents are
01:11:31.840 Hasidic Jews, and
01:11:32.760 that's very specifically
01:11:33.540 Hasidic, who have 1.00
01:11:34.880 their own kind of
01:11:36.340 special culture.
01:11:37.580 One of the
01:11:38.100 interesting observations
01:11:38.980 that when he's
01:11:39.880 interviewing people,
01:11:40.940 a lot of them just
01:11:41.800 outright say, despite
01:11:43.180 him being accused of
01:11:44.120 being in Hamas at
01:11:44.940 one point, that they
01:11:46.140 don't support the
01:11:47.000 state of Israel, and
01:11:48.080 that's for religious
01:11:49.020 grounds.
01:11:49.540 I believe the reason
01:11:50.320 given was that they
01:11:51.100 don't believe that
01:11:52.580 Israel will be 1.00
01:11:53.600 reconstituted until
01:11:54.920 the Messiah has
01:11:55.840 arrived, and of
01:11:56.800 course, they don't
01:11:57.320 believe that the
01:11:57.900 Messiah has arrived
01:11:58.660 yet.
01:11:58.820 So they see it as
01:11:59.420 an illegitimate
01:12:00.040 state.
01:12:00.820 So that's one of
01:12:01.360 the big differences.
01:12:02.640 They can primarily
01:12:03.640 speak Yiddish.
01:12:05.420 40% of them live
01:12:07.500 below the federal
01:12:08.440 poverty line.
01:12:09.900 40% to 60% of
01:12:11.420 them, and this is
01:12:12.040 based on varying
01:12:12.940 reports, but all of
01:12:14.180 them seem to be
01:12:14.700 quite high, are
01:12:15.800 receiving SNAP
01:12:16.800 assistance.
01:12:17.440 So that's food aid
01:12:18.500 where you go to the
01:12:19.300 supermarket and you
01:12:20.080 buy your food with
01:12:20.820 EBT, electronic bank
01:12:22.840 transfers.
01:12:23.940 Reports estimate an
01:12:24.940 average of seven
01:12:25.840 children per women,
01:12:27.100 some of the highest
01:12:27.740 fertility rates in the
01:12:28.800 developed world, and
01:12:29.800 you saw from some of
01:12:30.400 the interviews he was
01:12:31.840 doing there, it's even
01:12:32.520 higher than that.
01:12:33.480 The median age, because
01:12:34.660 there's so many
01:12:35.220 children, is 13 years
01:12:37.260 old.
01:12:38.040 Almost all of the
01:12:38.980 children attend private
01:12:40.300 religious schools, which
01:12:41.680 are yeshivas.
01:12:42.760 The per capita income
01:12:44.060 is $13,000 per year,
01:12:46.300 extremely low, especially
01:12:47.660 when you consider that
01:12:48.520 it's in New York
01:12:49.400 state.
01:12:50.000 That's not even like a
01:12:51.620 developed country's
01:12:53.200 average income, is it?
01:12:55.100 It's not even close to
01:12:56.020 the average American
01:12:56.720 one.
01:12:57.240 Yeah, it's ridiculously
01:12:58.720 low.
01:12:59.840 And as a household, if
01:13:01.100 you've only got one or
01:13:01.760 two people working within
01:13:02.780 a household, that's
01:13:03.520 going to be nothing.
01:13:04.880 That's going to be
01:13:05.280 pennies.
01:13:06.160 Especially when you've
01:13:06.940 got 10 or 15 children to
01:13:08.280 look after as well.
01:13:09.380 They're voting as a full
01:13:10.380 block, and it's one of
01:13:11.540 the fastest growing cities
01:13:12.820 in New York, and he says
01:13:15.300 as a result, they've got
01:13:16.180 extremely high reliance
01:13:17.160 on state-funded social
01:13:18.180 services like Medicaid,
01:13:19.900 housing vouchers, food
01:13:21.000 stamps, cash benefits,
01:13:22.260 and substantial federal
01:13:23.500 aid, especially through
01:13:24.400 its school district,
01:13:25.660 because many of the men
01:13:26.580 focus on religious study,
01:13:27.980 which limits income.
01:13:29.580 And when you watch the
01:13:30.340 video and see him going
01:13:31.240 around, you see most of
01:13:32.120 it is just him walking
01:13:33.400 through the streets and
01:13:34.220 asking people, hey, what
01:13:36.100 do you do for a job?
01:13:37.100 Now, understandably, that
01:13:39.800 is his opening question.
01:13:41.080 So a lot of these people
01:13:42.120 are kind of taken off
01:13:43.100 guard.
01:13:43.840 A lot of these people are
01:13:44.840 a bit standoffish, because
01:13:46.160 if you've got a guy
01:13:47.020 walking around with a
01:13:47.900 cameraman and a microphone
01:13:49.120 just like, you walk
01:13:50.680 in, hey, what do you do
01:13:51.960 for a job and how much
01:13:52.780 do you make per year?
01:13:54.240 In the middle of the
01:13:55.160 street, you're not
01:13:55.780 always going to be so
01:13:56.860 inclined to answer those
01:13:59.040 questions, but he does
01:14:00.380 actually get a few
01:14:01.300 responses from quite a few
01:14:02.500 people that he shows in
01:14:03.600 the video, people who
01:14:04.760 don't want to answer,
01:14:05.640 they just walk past him,
01:14:06.900 he doesn't, you know,
01:14:07.660 harass them or anything.
01:14:09.400 And he can't really get a
01:14:11.260 straight answer from any
01:14:12.740 one individual.
01:14:14.180 Most of the men seem to
01:14:15.620 dedicate their daytimes to
01:14:17.200 studying and reading the
01:14:18.420 Torah, and there are some
01:14:20.100 business owners, but
01:14:21.340 everyone gives kind of a
01:14:23.180 different answer.
01:14:24.060 Now, that might just be
01:14:24.900 because no one off the top
01:14:26.800 of their head knows
01:14:27.480 exactly, you know, if I
01:14:29.500 was to go into the street
01:14:30.220 and ask everybody,
01:14:31.020 what does everybody in
01:14:32.200 this town do?
01:14:32.840 Not everybody's going to
01:14:33.560 give the same answer.
01:14:34.580 But with a really close-knit
01:14:35.760 community like this, you
01:14:37.480 would expect a little bit
01:14:38.480 more certainty and
01:14:40.340 commonality between the
01:14:41.860 answers.
01:14:42.300 most of the women seem to 0.99
01:14:44.660 work as well as raise
01:14:46.180 kids, but also there's a
01:14:48.600 question of what jobs
01:14:49.520 they're doing.
01:14:50.480 He tries to interview a
01:14:51.800 business owner at one
01:14:52.760 point who owns a jewellery
01:14:54.740 shop and gets threatened
01:14:56.020 with a lawsuit for just
01:14:58.160 being near it.
01:14:59.400 A bit of an escalation.
01:15:00.700 That's a stereotype and a
01:15:02.620 half, isn't it?
01:15:03.140 Somehow, the town is
01:15:04.940 spending and receiving
01:15:06.180 $94 million in relief
01:15:08.620 fund, but there seems to
01:15:09.780 be questions over what
01:15:11.680 they're spending it on,
01:15:12.640 how they're making the
01:15:13.360 claim for deserving that
01:15:14.640 relief fund.
01:15:15.420 He doesn't really get a
01:15:16.080 straight answer.
01:15:17.080 Relief fund is?
01:15:19.060 A kind of federal fund,
01:15:20.780 I would assume for people
01:15:21.980 with majorly low incomes.
01:15:23.380 Oh, right, okay.
01:15:23.960 The local private schools
01:15:26.340 are receiving a lot of
01:15:27.740 public money through
01:15:28.720 public funding and that's
01:15:29.960 for the sake of private
01:15:31.320 school busing and other
01:15:33.260 kind of benefits that you
01:15:34.460 get from it.
01:15:35.680 And the claims from some
01:15:37.620 of the interviewees are
01:15:38.660 that the local business
01:15:39.580 owners that do exist are
01:15:41.220 paying enough through their
01:15:42.400 taxes and property taxes
01:15:43.680 to cover everything that
01:15:45.340 the community takes back.
01:15:46.540 So they're saying it's
01:15:47.080 basically a self-reliant
01:15:48.400 system where all of the
01:15:49.740 money they're taking from
01:15:50.440 the federal and state
01:15:51.260 governments is being paid
01:15:52.760 back.
01:15:53.120 Again, there's some
01:15:54.300 major uncertainty with
01:15:55.900 this and the local
01:15:57.300 people and the families
01:15:58.160 do seem to be very
01:15:59.540 dependent on EBT, the
01:16:01.640 SNAP benefits to buy
01:16:03.780 their food.
01:16:05.320 And again, there's bad
01:16:06.540 super drivers everywhere.
01:16:08.120 The kosher supermarkets
01:16:09.140 and construction are
01:16:10.240 almost entirely staffed
01:16:11.660 by Mexicans.
01:16:15.100 Weird partnership,
01:16:16.580 isn't it?
01:16:16.880 None of whom live there,
01:16:18.180 they just go in there to
01:16:19.580 work, right?
01:16:20.720 Ah, almost like space.
01:16:21.560 But here's where some
01:16:22.760 of the positives come
01:16:23.680 through and some of the
01:16:24.560 benefits of living in this
01:16:26.040 kind of homogenous
01:16:26.760 neighbourhood are,
01:16:28.880 despite the fact that
01:16:30.100 40% of them are living
01:16:31.440 below the federal poverty
01:16:32.760 line, there's basically
01:16:34.320 no violent crime or
01:16:35.600 drug crime or gang
01:16:36.880 activity there, which
01:16:38.640 immediately destroys the
01:16:39.880 whole progressive
01:16:40.480 narrative that poverty
01:16:41.520 causes crime, right?
01:16:43.160 Maybe it's certain
01:16:44.200 communities commit
01:16:45.220 certain kind of crimes,
01:16:46.460 no matter what kind of
01:16:47.480 wealth income they have,
01:16:48.480 and wealth income only
01:16:50.220 kind of causes the
01:16:51.220 changes the severity of
01:16:53.140 it.
01:16:53.580 These guys are a complete
01:16:54.840 disproval of that because
01:16:56.000 if they have 40% below the
01:16:57.920 poverty line, you would
01:16:59.240 expect, given the
01:17:00.120 progressive logic, there to
01:17:01.100 be huge levels of violent
01:17:03.380 and drug crime there.
01:17:04.260 Maybe it all emerges in the
01:17:05.760 traffic collisions.
01:17:07.340 Maybe that's where they get
01:17:08.260 it all out.
01:17:08.960 Yeah, maybe that's what it
01:17:09.880 is.
01:17:10.460 There's really great benefits
01:17:11.720 like the local public safety
01:17:13.220 force alongside the police.
01:17:14.760 It is funded by the
01:17:16.280 taxpayer, but it is also a
01:17:18.600 great service for those
01:17:19.780 locals.
01:17:20.400 They have very communal
01:17:21.720 living.
01:17:22.520 They help each other out.
01:17:24.020 The local volunteer fire
01:17:25.460 department has a 90 second
01:17:27.960 response time.
01:17:29.700 That's very good.
01:17:30.440 Yeah.
01:17:30.880 They also have a free
01:17:32.520 volunteer car service that
01:17:34.360 responds to anybody breaking
01:17:36.140 down in the town, and it's
01:17:38.200 presented all...
01:17:40.300 They need it.
01:17:41.660 But also, it's the case of,
01:17:43.560 say, for instance, if you get
01:17:44.540 a flat tire, if you get a
01:17:45.880 flat tire, you don't have a
01:17:46.920 spare, you can call that
01:17:48.380 number, and this applies to
01:17:50.000 Jews and non-Jews in the
01:17:51.820 town, they will just come 0.99
01:17:54.320 out and they'll give you a
01:17:56.420 spare tire and fit it for
01:17:57.360 you.
01:17:58.420 So there are all of these
01:17:59.360 benefits that come from
01:18:00.420 living in a homogenous town.
01:18:01.720 So Tyler's big question is,
01:18:03.380 okay, why can't white people
01:18:05.280 do this?
01:18:06.040 And for a few of these
01:18:07.060 people that he gets talking
01:18:09.040 with, he does actually ask
01:18:10.980 this question.
01:18:12.040 He says, well, there's this
01:18:14.180 return to the land kind of
01:18:15.500 thing going on in a
01:18:16.640 different state.
01:18:17.600 I think it's Arkansas,
01:18:18.720 perhaps, or Oregon.
01:18:21.200 So what do you feel about
01:18:23.180 that?
01:18:23.460 You've got all of these
01:18:24.220 great benefits from being
01:18:25.240 able to live in this
01:18:25.940 community.
01:18:26.420 Would you support white 0.81
01:18:27.360 people being able to do
01:18:28.600 the same thing legally,
01:18:30.020 possibly even supported by
01:18:31.200 the federal government?
01:18:32.940 He does not get positive
01:18:34.160 responses.
01:18:35.280 I'm not surprised.
01:18:36.000 He does not get positive
01:18:36.900 responses from these guys,
01:18:38.260 and the one who talks to him
01:18:39.960 a little bit about it is
01:18:40.680 like, I don't know about
01:18:42.640 that.
01:18:42.820 Ask me on a different day.
01:18:43.860 I've got a lot of opinions
01:18:44.820 on that.
01:18:45.280 When you would think,
01:18:46.040 given the kind of benefits
01:18:46.900 that they can observe from
01:18:47.860 their own community, it'd just
01:18:48.800 be like, yeah, of course.
01:18:49.900 Why not?
01:18:50.500 They hate white people.
01:18:52.000 Some of them do.
01:18:53.280 Some of them have complex
01:18:54.360 feelings.
01:18:55.700 I'm not going to tire them
01:18:56.520 all with one big brush.
01:18:58.800 But, of course, through this
01:19:00.780 investigation and all of the
01:19:02.200 questions that it has left
01:19:03.660 and drawing attention to this
01:19:05.480 community existing in the
01:19:07.040 very first place, like the
01:19:08.620 Indians with the poo 1.00
01:19:09.560 throwing festival, a lot of
01:19:11.660 people are annoyed at him
01:19:12.840 for having conducted.
01:19:14.460 Is he getting called
01:19:15.820 anti-semitic?
01:19:16.600 Yes.
01:19:17.340 Oh! 0.60
01:19:17.860 Of course he is.
01:19:18.600 Of course he is.
01:19:19.420 Even though, actually, I
01:19:20.260 would say that he kind of
01:19:21.160 goes down the line with the
01:19:22.620 investigation, and there are
01:19:24.240 a lot of open threads left
01:19:26.200 unanswered, but, I mean, he
01:19:27.760 couldn't get straight answers
01:19:28.640 from a lot of these people, so
01:19:29.780 you're not going to have
01:19:30.560 definitive answers for it.
01:19:32.460 But, overall, you know, the
01:19:35.180 people living there, they
01:19:36.260 don't look like bad people.
01:19:37.520 They might be engaged in a
01:19:39.000 huge amount of federal tax
01:19:40.620 fraud, or benefits fraud, but
01:19:42.900 you know, they're not
01:19:43.400 violent, they're not going
01:19:44.240 out and committing drug
01:19:45.160 crimes, they're mainly just
01:19:46.200 like, doing their weird
01:19:47.920 things in their little weird
01:19:49.480 enclave community, which is
01:19:51.320 one of those interesting
01:19:52.200 things that I find, that I
01:19:54.200 find interesting.
01:19:54.980 But this guy, for instance,
01:19:56.400 says,
01:19:56.660 The Tyler guy tried to pull 0.97
01:19:57.660 a Nick Shirley on the
01:19:58.520 lowest-hanging fruit.
01:19:59.660 Da Jews! 1.00
01:20:00.480 His low IQ and barely
01:20:01.820 contained hatred just bled
01:20:02.940 through the whole thing.
01:20:04.020 He thought was a gotcha
01:20:04.800 turned out to be cringe
01:20:05.700 anti-semitism slop.
01:20:06.940 Bro should just learn to
01:20:08.360 be a dentist or a welder
01:20:09.380 because he sucks at the 0.96
01:20:10.160 whole YouTube independent
01:20:11.240 journalist thing.
01:20:11.900 Actually, I think it's, he's
01:20:13.620 doing a great job.
01:20:14.520 I mean, he's making more
01:20:15.380 money than you, probably,
01:20:16.480 to be fair, with those
01:20:17.300 views.
01:20:17.820 Yeah, Tyler, well, I mean,
01:20:19.420 if this guy lives anywhere
01:20:20.540 near that community, he has
01:20:21.680 to be making more money
01:20:22.540 than it.
01:20:23.380 Yeah.
01:20:23.740 Yeah.
01:20:24.940 Yeah, that's true.
01:20:25.720 Good response here.
01:20:26.700 His response is just pay for
01:20:27.900 your own shit.
01:20:29.000 If a guy can fall to a
01:20:29.960 field you feed your family
01:20:31.100 of ten without being
01:20:31.980 welfare queens, then I
01:20:33.200 wouldn't have visited.
01:20:33.980 Because that is the
01:20:36.100 question here.
01:20:37.620 Because I would say the
01:20:38.480 low-hanging fruit are all
01:20:41.320 of the other groups that
01:20:42.420 we've looked at so far
01:20:43.680 engaged in this kind of
01:20:45.520 behavior.
01:20:46.360 It's only very recently
01:20:47.660 that these kind of
01:20:48.660 barriers have lifted a
01:20:50.140 little bit through great
01:20:51.400 effort to be able to look
01:20:53.140 into groups like Hasidics 0.98
01:20:54.900 fairly and objectively as a
01:20:56.640 distinct group who don't
01:20:58.300 have this, like, shroud of
01:20:59.940 hysteria around just
01:21:01.600 looking into what kind of
01:21:03.220 behaviors they're all
01:21:04.040 engaging in.
01:21:05.040 Because it's not like he's
01:21:06.060 got some chip on his
01:21:07.000 shoulder and he's targeting
01:21:07.880 them specifically because
01:21:09.040 he's went to India to do an
01:21:11.020 investigation, he looked at
01:21:11.960 the Somali daycare fraud,
01:21:14.040 and of course they're
01:21:14.640 different groups of people,
01:21:16.420 but it's not like he's got
01:21:17.640 some sort of obsession as
01:21:18.880 it's being implied here.
01:21:20.800 No, and I think the fair
01:21:21.700 thing is if it's affecting
01:21:22.840 American taxpayers, if you
01:21:24.720 as an American taxpayer,
01:21:26.300 especially if you're a white
01:21:27.180 American taxpayer, meaning
01:21:28.320 that you have the vast
01:21:29.280 majority of the tax burden
01:21:30.880 on your back, if you know
01:21:32.800 that your taxes are going
01:21:33.920 to subsidize a community
01:21:36.120 of, like, an ethnic
01:21:39.440 religious enclave so that
01:21:41.260 they can just engage in
01:21:42.420 religious study all day and
01:21:44.120 raise ten children when you
01:21:46.080 can't even afford to barely
01:21:47.320 meet your rent and you can
01:21:48.400 never afford to own a house
01:21:49.640 and then also you don't
01:21:51.060 actually get to have
01:21:52.020 children because of those
01:21:53.160 factors, I think it's fair to
01:21:55.080 draw attention to this and
01:21:56.700 just marking these guys out
01:21:58.420 and saying, no, no, you're
01:21:59.240 not allowed to talk about
01:22:00.260 these people, that's not
01:22:01.820 fair.
01:22:02.320 I wouldn't even say that
01:22:03.180 it's low-hanging fruit.
01:22:04.500 I would say it's still very
01:22:06.160 dangerous to talk about
01:22:07.360 this kind of subject in the
01:22:08.980 way that Tyler has.
01:22:10.820 And some people have tried
01:22:12.380 to cover for it by saying
01:22:14.440 that, well, these people are
01:22:15.520 sending their kids to
01:22:16.520 private schools and this was
01:22:18.200 something said in the
01:22:19.020 video as well, so they're
01:22:20.920 actually saving the
01:22:21.840 government money for
01:22:23.120 the payments that they're
01:22:24.560 going to there.
01:22:25.620 In one way, yeah.
01:22:26.360 In one way, but also they
01:22:28.400 are still taking out a lot
01:22:29.680 of money.
01:22:30.280 We don't know exactly how
01:22:31.980 much money that they're
01:22:32.900 taking out in a lot of
01:22:34.260 these benefits and we
01:22:35.480 don't know how much money
01:22:36.360 is going towards these
01:22:37.560 private school benefits as
01:22:39.000 well, like the private
01:22:39.860 bus, school bus stuff.
01:22:41.580 What, what, did Grok
01:22:42.680 answer that question?
01:22:44.060 Well, it was a bit, there
01:22:46.040 was a bit more engagement
01:22:47.580 down here.
01:22:49.360 So, for instance, some
01:22:50.700 people were asking, well,
01:22:51.680 how are they paying for
01:22:52.400 these private schools in the
01:22:53.360 first place when they're all
01:22:54.200 so poor?
01:22:54.680 And then it goes to the
01:22:56.400 scholarships funded by
01:22:57.340 donations from wealthier
01:22:58.600 members of the community,
01:22:59.860 community fundraisers and
01:23:01.060 government aid-like
01:23:01.720 vouchers.
01:23:02.320 Again, though, this is
01:23:03.080 interesting because it's all
01:23:04.040 that kind of thing that if
01:23:05.100 we were able to have our
01:23:06.340 own homogenous communities
01:23:08.400 to ourselves where we were
01:23:09.840 encouraged to behave in a
01:23:11.160 more communal thinking
01:23:12.160 way and the wealthier
01:23:13.560 members didn't think only
01:23:15.060 for themselves but thought
01:23:15.980 for the lower people in the
01:23:16.940 community as well, like
01:23:18.900 these are all good things.
01:23:20.500 If the wealthier members of
01:23:21.520 your community are going to
01:23:22.360 go, you know, I'm going to
01:23:23.000 try and make sure that your
01:23:24.440 kids, using my wealth, have
01:23:26.500 the best opportunities and
01:23:27.680 the best life, that's a
01:23:28.940 very positive thing.
01:23:30.120 Well, that's how England 0.95
01:23:31.560 used to be.
01:23:32.460 So, pre-welfare state, it 0.84
01:23:34.920 was predominantly funded by
01:23:36.340 just charitable nature.
01:23:38.220 Yeah.
01:23:38.500 Like, people just used to be
01:23:40.540 charitable, generally
01:23:41.540 speaking.
01:23:41.820 We're still the country to
01:23:43.160 this day that donates the
01:23:44.680 largest percentage of our
01:23:46.380 income to charity.
01:23:48.140 So, that impulse still hasn't...
01:23:49.200 It still?
01:23:49.360 Oh, wow.
01:23:50.160 That's surprising.
01:23:50.900 That impulse hasn't
01:23:51.640 disappeared, even with the
01:23:53.780 overwhelming tax burden.
01:23:55.900 Yeah, so...
01:23:56.480 It's amazing...
01:23:57.080 Sorry, it's amazing that
01:23:58.180 people that are effectively
01:24:00.380 just leeches and parasites
01:24:01.980 off of the taxpayer don't
01:24:04.120 realise that, you know, a
01:24:06.920 sense of gratitude would go a
01:24:08.340 long way because, well, I
01:24:11.480 mean, mass resentment will
01:24:13.500 quickly build up when people
01:24:14.620 realise they're being taken
01:24:15.760 for a ride and it's just
01:24:16.860 absurd.
01:24:17.360 But, yeah, I mean, even
01:24:18.800 with all of that, you've
01:24:19.900 still got government aid
01:24:20.740 like vouchers, meal
01:24:21.580 programmes, transportation
01:24:22.600 subsidies, which is
01:24:24.020 estimated here.
01:24:25.020 Again, these are all grok 1.00
01:24:25.920 estimates, so take them
01:24:27.000 with a pinch of salt.
01:24:27.880 Just in New York.
01:24:28.480 A billion dollars per year
01:24:30.260 in New York.
01:24:31.700 And then there's the
01:24:32.460 question...
01:24:32.900 And then it goes on to
01:24:33.700 answer questions.
01:24:34.140 I think all of this stuff
01:24:35.300 is kind of not conclusive,
01:24:38.940 inconclusive.
01:24:39.860 But, I mean, if you're
01:24:40.860 going to go with the
01:24:41.440 argument of, well, I
01:24:42.820 mean, they put in more
01:24:43.880 benefits in tax than they
01:24:46.120 take out.
01:24:46.620 Well, I mean, again, the
01:24:48.160 massive tax burden in the
01:24:49.480 United States is on the
01:24:50.520 backs of white people,
01:24:52.320 right?
01:24:52.860 So how is that not also
01:24:54.240 just an argument that
01:24:55.720 white people taking 0.58
01:24:57.540 advantage of the benefit
01:24:58.640 systems are also
01:24:59.900 justified because they're
01:25:01.640 putting in more overall
01:25:03.160 than they're taking out?
01:25:05.160 See how this logic
01:25:06.340 extends outward.
01:25:07.720 Allowed to look at them
01:25:08.420 as their own distinct
01:25:09.600 group, aren't they?
01:25:10.120 Yeah, it only tends to
01:25:11.040 get applied one way.
01:25:12.760 Tyler has his own answer
01:25:13.880 for this, talking about
01:25:15.960 how there's, you know,
01:25:16.660 tens of thousands of
01:25:17.900 gender-segregated bus
01:25:20.000 transportation to their
01:25:21.380 private yeshivas, and
01:25:22.480 all of this tends to be
01:25:23.500 subsidized as well.
01:25:25.060 And he's basically just
01:25:26.040 saying that you shouldn't
01:25:28.420 get a free ride on the
01:25:29.500 taxpayer's dime, is
01:25:31.260 essentially what he's
01:25:32.140 saying.
01:25:32.600 Completely fair point.
01:25:33.560 He does say that, you
01:25:35.300 know, the Amish who are a
01:25:37.040 comparable group here are
01:25:39.220 not on welfare because
01:25:40.500 their religious values are
01:25:41.660 to rely on themselves and
01:25:42.920 they also don't believe in
01:25:43.700 technology.
01:25:44.560 I don't know exactly how
01:25:46.120 accurate that is because I
01:25:47.840 did decide to try and
01:25:48.820 fact-check it and look into
01:25:49.920 it and see if the Amish do
01:25:51.600 actually, in a lot of
01:25:52.960 cases, qualify for these
01:25:55.020 benefits, but there's a
01:25:56.840 population of roughly
01:25:58.080 350,000 in America and of
01:26:02.200 that there was some
01:26:02.920 statistics here that I
01:26:04.000 found that suggested that
01:26:05.800 something like, what's
01:26:08.560 this, I think overall it's
01:26:09.960 like 5,400 roughly, how
01:26:13.440 Amish households in
01:26:15.200 America are receiving 0.60
01:26:16.520 SNAP benefits.
01:26:17.600 Very small.
01:26:18.600 So that's still very, very
01:26:20.240 small percentage of the
01:26:21.320 population of the Amish in
01:26:22.660 general, but still, just
01:26:24.140 wanted to be absolutely
01:26:25.140 clear with that.
01:26:27.180 But of course, then you get
01:26:28.080 the targeting.
01:26:29.000 Then you get the
01:26:29.640 targeting.
01:26:30.820 So he's joking.
01:26:32.200 He put this out.
01:26:33.600 There was a Twitter
01:26:35.040 account called Hasidic
01:26:36.480 that put this out where
01:26:37.660 they're saying that they
01:26:38.440 just need to completely
01:26:39.500 ignore him.
01:26:40.220 They're organizing as a
01:26:41.520 larger block in their
01:26:42.860 community saying just
01:26:43.760 ignore him.
01:26:44.480 If he goes around, if you
01:26:45.420 see a person with a
01:26:46.100 camera or a microphone,
01:26:46.960 don't say a word.
01:26:47.600 He's just trying to make
01:26:48.680 fun of us and joke about
01:26:49.760 us.
01:26:50.300 Again, I think there is
01:26:51.060 actually some taxpayer
01:26:52.940 community investigation going
01:26:55.880 on right here if there's a
01:26:57.100 risk that you're all
01:26:57.840 taking advantage of the
01:26:59.540 taxpayer system.
01:27:00.900 He's a so-called
01:27:01.720 YouTuber.
01:27:02.200 Did you read that?
01:27:03.300 Yeah.
01:27:03.780 So-called YouTuber.
01:27:05.600 They're planning on if they
01:27:07.000 see him again, trying to
01:27:08.500 find him and play
01:27:09.540 copyrighted music as
01:27:10.980 loudly as possible
01:27:11.920 wherever he's filming so
01:27:13.220 that he can't use the
01:27:14.200 footage.
01:27:14.780 Quite a petty response,
01:27:16.020 isn't it?
01:27:17.160 We hate you.
01:27:18.360 Here's some Lady Gaga. 1.00
01:27:19.960 I mean, that would
01:27:20.820 torture me.
01:27:22.060 Again, one of the bigger
01:27:23.440 questions is that he's
01:27:24.540 willing to step on this
01:27:25.600 landmine and go where 0.93
01:27:27.820 these other people aren't
01:27:29.540 because he's saying that,
01:27:30.320 you know, there are all of
01:27:31.000 these people who criticize
01:27:32.020 welfare abuse, fraud, or
01:27:34.360 theocratic ethnic 0.98
01:27:35.700 enclaves who refuse to
01:27:38.100 touch this particular
01:27:39.060 subject.
01:27:40.220 And from a self-preservation
01:27:41.620 perspective, it's
01:27:43.320 completely understandable.
01:27:44.820 But if you're going to be
01:27:45.720 completely engaged with
01:27:49.300 your principles, if you're
01:27:50.340 going to apply them all
01:27:51.020 fairly and you're going to
01:27:51.820 say no protected groups,
01:27:53.020 then you can't turn a
01:27:54.320 blind eye to this.
01:27:55.800 And again, as well, it
01:27:57.680 goes to show that there
01:27:58.680 are lots of benefits that
01:28:00.220 come with this kind of
01:28:01.060 community-based,
01:28:02.600 homogenous living that
01:28:04.660 these guys are allowed to
01:28:05.840 engage in.
01:28:06.740 But all of a sudden, when
01:28:07.660 it comes to other
01:28:08.680 populations in the US, the
01:28:10.380 founding stock, the white
01:28:12.340 members of the US
01:28:14.060 citizenship, all of a
01:28:15.640 sudden, this kind of thing
01:28:17.340 is completely off of the
01:28:18.840 table.
01:28:19.520 These double standards are
01:28:21.320 not good for us,
01:28:22.300 especially when we see
01:28:23.300 the benefits, we see the
01:28:24.740 low crime rates, we see
01:28:26.180 how the people commune
01:28:27.700 together, we see how they
01:28:28.680 live together, and how it
01:28:29.720 benefits all of them.
01:28:31.140 Why can we not have that
01:28:32.720 ourselves?
01:28:34.220 And with that, let's go
01:28:36.060 into the video comments
01:28:37.520 and the rumble rants.
01:28:40.680 Do we have any video
01:28:41.820 comments?
01:28:42.140 Okay.
01:28:42.960 So, Tom Ratt, George
01:28:44.320 Floyd Ferris, Atlas
01:28:45.560 Shrugged quote, that is why
01:28:46.700 they are doing this.
01:28:48.240 Oh, Google Floyd Ferris,
01:28:49.820 Atlas Shrugged quote.
01:28:50.980 I don't know that one, but
01:28:52.180 I'll take a look at it.
01:28:52.940 Busted Brian, you all
01:28:54.380 should react to Lee
01:28:55.400 Fitz, Amelia, the last
01:28:56.740 rose of Albion over on
01:28:57.980 X if you haven't yet.
01:28:59.400 Not hard to find, it's
01:29:00.460 only one minute long.
01:29:02.400 That's a random name,
01:29:04.220 has sent a few in.
01:29:05.840 Alexa, play Kirby
01:29:06.940 Air Ride item bounce
01:29:08.420 music.
01:29:10.000 Studying the tour is just
01:29:11.140 code for playing
01:29:11.820 Minecraft IRL.
01:29:13.860 Oh, God.
01:29:14.380 Reaffirms my belief that
01:29:17.960 welfare is a scam that
01:29:19.120 enables the worst possible
01:29:20.780 behaviours.
01:29:21.760 Yes.
01:29:21.980 Absolutely, that is a part
01:29:23.200 of it.
01:29:24.300 Came late to the show,
01:29:25.440 says Ryan Hennigan.
01:29:26.580 Just wanted to wish
01:29:27.360 myself and Jeffrey Epstein
01:29:28.840 a happy birthday.
01:29:30.320 Happy birthday.
01:29:31.200 Happy birthday to you.
01:29:32.360 Both of you.
01:29:32.720 No, to you, not to Epstein.
01:29:34.800 Although I understand how
01:29:35.780 hard it is to have a shared
01:29:36.800 birthday with the worst
01:29:37.780 people ever.
01:29:38.760 Mine is shared with
01:29:39.480 Hassan Piker.
01:29:40.760 Ooh.
01:29:41.980 Yep.
01:29:42.880 Let's go with the video
01:29:43.800 comments.
01:29:44.880 You know, I really want
01:29:45.620 to shag my toaster.
01:29:47.080 Just really want to shag 0.83
01:29:48.240 my toaster.
01:29:49.180 What?
01:29:50.080 And you're thinking
01:29:51.120 about it, you just can't
01:29:51.640 get it out of your head.
01:29:52.900 Well, in real life...
01:29:55.220 Oh, the eyebrows.
01:29:58.960 Oh, the eyebrows.
01:30:06.140 Yeah, Carl, you're such
01:30:07.560 a pervert here, man. 0.73
01:30:10.240 So, I've seen some glib
01:30:13.340 remarks made in the past
01:30:14.700 where the idea that it
01:30:16.060 would be better if the
01:30:16.860 Russians won a war over 0.99
01:30:17.900 NATO because, you know,
01:30:18.900 they knock all of our
01:30:20.200 woke governments out of
01:30:21.260 power.
01:30:21.780 But the problem is that
01:30:23.040 the Russians basically
01:30:24.180 would be just as
01:30:24.900 incentivized to put the
01:30:26.040 immigrant populations in
01:30:27.780 charge over the natives 1.00
01:30:28.840 as the other way around.
01:30:30.460 Because let's be honest,
01:30:31.660 the immigrants, all they 0.99
01:30:32.600 really need to satiate
01:30:34.360 their wants is basically
01:30:35.460 give them power over the
01:30:36.540 native population.
01:30:37.720 They'll do anything the
01:30:38.440 Russians ask them. 0.84
01:30:39.180 It's also worth
01:30:40.900 pointing out that Russia
01:30:41.900 is the most diverse
01:30:42.960 European country.
01:30:44.620 And most, it's Asian. 0.96
01:30:46.140 Yeah, they've got the
01:30:47.140 highest percentage of
01:30:48.200 their population being
01:30:49.180 Islamic as well.
01:30:50.420 So, they've got experience
01:30:52.340 with this sort of thing.
01:30:54.080 I've been asked to
01:30:55.300 mention that for
01:30:56.600 everybody watching right
01:30:57.620 now, US islander orders
01:30:59.340 are being dispatched this
01:31:00.820 week.
01:31:01.460 And we do apologize for
01:31:02.820 any delay that you may
01:31:03.720 have experienced in
01:31:04.720 receiving those.
01:31:05.720 and I'll read some of
01:31:07.640 the top comments here.
01:31:09.120 Jan Javi,
01:31:09.720 good morning lads,
01:31:10.520 good morning to you.
01:31:11.200 Just bought my islander
01:31:12.200 copy so I'll have a
01:31:12.900 whole collection,
01:31:14.060 except I have a lot of
01:31:15.360 reading to catch up on
01:31:16.320 now, but the new one
01:31:17.360 looks great.
01:31:17.880 Yeah, it's my favourite
01:31:19.060 design that we've had so
01:31:20.120 far.
01:31:20.880 Then Scotty of Swindon
01:31:21.740 as well, there is so much
01:31:22.620 sexual tension between
01:31:23.720 Harry and Josh that if
01:31:24.680 somebody wrote a novel
01:31:25.600 about their secret romance,
01:31:27.320 it would be a new number
01:31:28.360 one bestseller amongst
01:31:29.620 women. 0.81
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01:31:34.340 We write stories,
01:31:35.280 no gay romances,
01:31:36.440 but we've got to have
01:31:37.320 something else succeed,
01:31:38.740 guys.
01:31:40.540 Please don't send me a
01:31:41.500 copy once you're done.
01:31:43.000 Let's go through the
01:31:43.760 comments, eh?
01:31:45.020 Sure.
01:31:45.720 So Fane Scotty again
01:31:46.880 says they're harassing
01:31:48.400 him because he's wearing
01:31:49.180 a symbol of something
01:31:49.880 they disagree with,
01:31:51.120 the American flag.
01:31:52.660 The people are angry
01:31:53.460 and fighting against
01:31:54.260 the American flag.
01:31:55.180 Always remember that.
01:31:57.760 So Baron Von Warhook
01:31:59.100 says these people are
01:32:00.180 just like the Red Guard 0.89
01:32:01.200 during Mao's Cultural
01:32:02.040 Revolution.
01:32:02.500 They are moral busybodies
01:32:03.640 that are willing to
01:32:04.480 tear people limb from
01:32:05.300 limb if they think
01:32:05.960 they're attacking someone
01:32:06.800 against their dear leader.
01:32:08.200 Harry, you've read
01:32:09.060 Frank DeCotta's book
01:32:10.600 about the Cultural
01:32:11.620 Revolution.
01:32:12.320 These people will not
01:32:13.100 hesitate to recreate
01:32:14.100 the atrocities of
01:32:15.360 Maoist China if they 0.92
01:32:16.280 have the chance.
01:32:17.300 That is very true.
01:32:19.820 One more.
01:32:20.180 I would argue America's 0.50
01:32:21.380 already been through a
01:32:22.300 similar 1960s cultural
01:32:23.920 revolution tearing down
01:32:25.180 the past and all of the
01:32:26.100 past idols.
01:32:27.160 It was just done in a,
01:32:29.000 can I even say it was
01:32:30.040 done in a less overtly
01:32:31.440 violent way when like
01:32:32.840 every year in the
01:32:34.120 American 1960s was like
01:32:36.440 had a summer of riots
01:32:37.800 in all of the major
01:32:38.600 cities.
01:32:39.840 It wasn't necessarily
01:32:41.100 an explicit genocide.
01:32:43.580 Yes.
01:32:44.580 Also we're looking at it
01:32:46.040 from inside and all of
01:32:48.140 the propaganda that
01:32:49.020 comes from being within
01:32:50.040 a propagandized system
01:32:51.400 whereas with China we can 0.98
01:32:52.740 take a more outsider
01:32:53.720 perspective on it.
01:32:54.800 Final one for my segment,
01:32:56.120 Ed Miliband harnessing
01:32:57.260 Enoch's spinning grave
01:32:58.300 says,
01:32:58.660 protest the church
01:32:59.720 radicalize the
01:33:00.500 moderates.
01:33:01.420 Which is a good
01:33:02.180 reference there.
01:33:03.260 Yes.
01:33:03.700 Do you want to read
01:33:04.140 some of yours?
01:33:05.020 Yeah.
01:33:05.580 Annie Moss says,
01:33:06.300 Democrats in the US
01:33:07.220 and Union Party in the
01:33:08.680 UK want the same thing.
01:33:10.400 No penalties for
01:33:11.200 criminals.
01:33:11.840 They want society to
01:33:12.840 decay to a point where
01:33:14.420 people will let them do
01:33:15.920 anything to fix it.
01:33:17.220 Yeah.
01:33:17.720 Create a problem and
01:33:18.940 then sell the solution.
01:33:21.200 And the solution is
01:33:22.100 always dystopian
01:33:23.520 nightmare.
01:33:23.920 Michael Drabelbis
01:33:28.420 said,
01:33:29.160 what I've often found
01:33:29.860 amusing is that the
01:33:30.660 English government
01:33:31.260 doesn't even hide that
01:33:32.880 they are monitoring you.
01:33:33.880 MI5 military intelligence
01:33:35.160 is watching you,
01:33:36.220 its own people.
01:33:37.780 Meanwhile in the US
01:33:38.680 we just disguise it in a
01:33:39.820 plethora of acronyms.
01:33:42.040 Three letter agencies.
01:33:43.920 Yeah,
01:33:44.180 that's true.
01:33:45.080 Well,
01:33:45.300 I mean,
01:33:45.540 we get watched and
01:33:46.580 it doesn't really achieve
01:33:47.700 anything because they're
01:33:48.660 like,
01:33:48.920 oh,
01:33:49.060 he was known to prevent.
01:33:50.340 Well done.
01:33:52.200 Yeah,
01:33:53.580 I'll read through a
01:33:54.260 couple of mine.
01:33:55.020 They went off and
01:33:55.600 murdered everyone.
01:33:57.180 So,
01:33:58.800 Reece Sim,
01:33:59.620 would you rather go to
01:34:00.520 the Pooh Festival or
01:34:01.600 Notting Hill Carnival?
01:34:02.780 Well,
01:34:02.900 that's just a question.
01:34:03.800 Pooh Festival.
01:34:04.300 Yeah,
01:34:04.460 I was going to say,
01:34:04.840 that is safer.
01:34:05.740 That's the question of,
01:34:07.160 that's Josh's same
01:34:08.680 dichotomy.
01:34:09.460 Would I rather get
01:34:10.140 murdered or go to the
01:34:11.200 Pooh Festival?
01:34:11.980 I don't want to get
01:34:12.820 murdered and to be fair,
01:34:14.180 the Indians at the
01:34:14.920 Pooh Festival all seemed
01:34:15.920 very friendly.
01:34:16.580 They were friendly and
01:34:17.320 also if they did want
01:34:18.480 to murder me, 0.86
01:34:19.160 I know the studies about
01:34:20.240 grip strength,
01:34:21.100 so I think I'll be okay.
01:34:22.640 There's also another
01:34:24.140 Rumble chat that's come in.
01:34:26.020 I was planning on
01:34:27.000 saving that to last.
01:34:28.020 Okay.
01:34:28.940 Cumbrian Kulak,
01:34:30.040 welfare abuse and
01:34:30.900 sanity.
01:34:31.360 Professor Adam Perkins
01:34:33.020 booked the welfare
01:34:33.880 trait.
01:34:34.500 Conscientious is going
01:34:35.700 down,
01:34:38.420 less impulse control.
01:34:39.360 Two solutions suggested
01:34:40.340 by the professor.
01:34:41.420 More targeted welfare
01:34:42.540 to wean people off
01:34:43.480 or sudden end to it.
01:34:44.840 Irrespective of the
01:34:45.580 de-industrialization of
01:34:46.640 the West doesn't provide
01:34:47.620 many jobs,
01:34:48.660 no welfare,
01:34:49.260 but then what?
01:34:50.200 Seems some country's
01:34:51.100 entire system is
01:34:51.780 dependent on welfare,
01:34:53.080 e.g. Syria
01:34:53.960 and Turkey.
01:34:56.020 Perhaps, again,
01:34:56.840 but if an entire
01:34:57.520 community is getting
01:34:58.500 subsidized to have
01:34:59.440 nearly 20 children...
01:35:01.200 That's an issue,
01:35:01.860 isn't it?
01:35:02.600 But also,
01:35:03.200 why should it...
01:35:03.920 I mean,
01:35:04.240 if the US government
01:35:05.340 can either skim the top
01:35:06.520 off of taxpayers' money
01:35:07.640 or print dollars
01:35:08.960 to make it happen,
01:35:10.460 why can't it also
01:35:11.400 be allowed for the
01:35:12.560 productive members
01:35:13.680 of American society
01:35:14.820 as well?
01:35:15.460 Because if they're
01:35:15.940 taking more than
01:35:16.660 they're putting in.
01:35:18.360 Yeah.
01:35:18.780 Sorry,
01:35:19.280 it's exactly because
01:35:20.560 they're the productive
01:35:21.580 members of American society.
01:35:22.940 That's why they're
01:35:23.380 not allowed to.
01:35:24.620 And finally,
01:35:25.460 Michael Drabalbus,
01:35:26.340 on Harry's segment,
01:35:27.160 sounds like the old
01:35:27.940 Borscht belt in New York.
01:35:30.020 Sullivan County in New York
01:35:31.060 was used as a Jewish
01:35:31.840 summer retreat in the
01:35:33.120 mid-60s.
01:35:33.740 Sullivan County is now
01:35:34.600 practically abandoned
01:35:35.580 and economically depressed.
01:35:37.340 That is a shame
01:35:38.320 to hear.
01:35:40.460 That's a random name.
01:35:41.460 I subscribe to
01:35:42.120 State of Politics.
01:35:43.000 State of Politics.
01:35:43.460 Do I get an 11-cent
01:35:45.280 discount for Islander?
01:35:46.920 No.
01:35:47.600 This is State of Politics,
01:35:48.600 no affiliation.
01:35:49.420 Not affiliated.
01:35:50.780 And finally,
01:35:51.680 accrual,
01:35:52.440 with quite a nice
01:35:53.120 pair of quotes here,
01:35:54.320 is the mutual duty
01:35:55.220 of all to practice
01:35:56.380 Christian forbearance,
01:35:57.720 love and charity
01:35:58.380 toward each other.
01:35:59.540 James Madison,
01:36:00.240 and also James Madison,
01:36:01.740 charity is not part
01:36:02.760 of the legislative
01:36:03.480 duty of the government.
01:36:06.700 That's right.
01:36:07.380 So if there's one
01:36:07.980 message that you can
01:36:08.740 take from this,
01:36:09.760 I think it's
01:36:10.560 pay attention to
01:36:12.520 your
01:36:12.960 community,
01:36:14.620 pay attention
01:36:15.120 to the people
01:36:15.600 closest to you,
01:36:17.180 and practice
01:36:17.840 kindness towards them.
01:36:19.060 Build a community.
01:36:20.060 Build your community,
01:36:21.100 practice kindness
01:36:21.780 towards them,
01:36:22.820 trust and love
01:36:23.420 one another.
01:36:24.180 Stay out of the sewers.
01:36:25.220 Stay out of the sewers,
01:36:26.160 don't do any digging
01:36:26.880 down there,
01:36:27.540 you're not going to
01:36:28.060 find anything good.
01:36:29.360 That's the best
01:36:29.880 that you can do.
01:36:30.860 Thank you very much
01:36:31.520 for joining us today,
01:36:32.460 folks.
01:36:32.940 I hope you all have
01:36:33.800 a great rest of your day.
01:36:35.240 We'll see you again
01:36:35.780 tomorrow.
01:36:36.380 Take care.
01:36:36.780 Bye.
01:36:37.880 Bye.
01:36:40.560 Bye.
01:36:41.100 Bye.
01:36:41.540 Bye.
01:36:42.320 Bye.
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