The Daily Mail is reporting that Trump is fuming over Kanye West s dinner with white supremacist Nick Fuentes at Mar-A-Lago, and former President Bill Clinton says he would have rejected the controversial guest if he showed up.
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00:01:05.000He shook hands with Kim Jong-un, right?
00:01:08.000So this is someone who has more blood in his hands than any literal Nazi, white nationalist, you know, KKK person in America.
00:01:16.000To this day, this is why they both wrote the book on North Korea, dear reader, because the atrocities going on there are unimaginable.
00:01:23.000And that was something where you could wrap your head around it because he's trying to liberalize them and advocate for the North Korean people.
00:01:28.000So when you're president, you're going to be meeting with lots of very many screwed up people.
00:02:41.000So the point being, if your issue with staffing has been a concern through your presidency, and this is something even your strong support is like, alright, they kind of ran the table about you, and they're saying you've learned your lesson, Well, what, now people are just showing up, and you're like, okay, cool, whoever he is, I'm fine with it.
00:02:55.000Like, this should be your biggest issue to fix, and like, I'm gonna surround myself with people that I've thoroughly vetted.
00:03:01.000This was a tremendous smackdown of Trump in so many ways.
00:03:07.000This dinner, he's reeling from it, everyone's coming after him about it, and even people on the right are going after him, and that's what was important.
00:03:13.000The left has tried to demonize Trump, but the right always says, oh, shut up with this bullshit.
00:03:35.000Looking up some of the details from the flight they got.
00:03:38.000Entirely possible that Ye is wealthy enough that he can command hot crews to pull flights like that.
00:03:43.000And Ye ain't one of the richest guys or whatever in the world.
00:03:47.000And so, you know, Milo's just like, we didn't want that to happen.
00:03:49.000And I just want to make sure I say that at least here, because, you know, it was right towards the end of the show he mentioned, like, look, I did not expect that to happen.
00:03:57.000They left because they worked for him, and then, like, he's out, he's the boss.
00:04:00.000And full belief, I agree, I think that he's being honest, because what he didn't do is drama.
00:04:05.000He didn't go online and make a video about it.
00:04:07.000Milo's not trying to grope off this, he's just genuinely concerned.
00:04:11.000He's not trying to grape off this ship, but he obviously cares about you, and that's why he contacted you directly.
00:05:50.000If Milo did not throw in with them, he'd be on not just a redemption arc, but he'd be a rising star based on that show he did where he explained his feelings.
00:05:59.000Wait, to clarify, so earlier he said in the press that he was the one who brought Nick to the dinner with Trump?
00:08:41.000He could have stood up for something that mattered, but instead he decided to go behind that and just throw himself back into the mud.
00:08:45.000I think he felt like it was the high road.
00:08:47.000He has the opportunity to create a great candidate in Kanye.
00:08:51.000Obviously, he must have been disillusioned with Trump.
00:08:52.000Or maybe he thought Kanye and Trump could come together, and he thought, this is the high road.
00:08:57.000And Nick has been wronged by this I can't speak for Milo, but I would bet a significant amount of money that he feels that he had, he, this part he said explicitly that he was responsible for Trump's presidency, which is not entirely crazy.
00:09:09.000He really was a critical figure and he had nothing to show for it.
00:09:28.000And it's unfortunate, because either his mistake was letting his emotions drive him towards vengeance when he had an opportunity for re-emergence, or he thought the path towards this was going to be to lining up with Ye.
00:09:41.000Or maybe he thinks this is the truth, and he's fighting for what he views as the truth.
00:09:45.000I think so, because he's become deeply Christian lately, deeply religious, and Kanye is also, and so is Nick.
00:09:50.000Like, they talk a lot about Christianity.
00:09:52.000Or is this because he got cast out and was desperately trying to find something to be a part of again?
00:09:59.000And so, look, I can't speak for his experiences.
00:10:04.000But imagine you're a gay man who aligns with Trump.
00:10:08.000You've already cut your market share in half, your social circle.
00:10:14.000You're going to have trouble going to cities and going to your traditional gay club, which are going to have pride flags and be very, you know, leftist.
00:10:20.000Then the right casts you out, calling you a pedophile.
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00:12:40.000I feel like a lot of this, like, what do you do when you have nowhere to go, when you have no one, when there's no community for you anywhere?
00:12:53.000I mean, he was interning for Marjorie Taylor Greene after being basically the dude who, one of the most prominent figures in Trump's presidency.
00:13:01.000And then he gets, like, you made a really great point that He was abused as a kid, and he's talking about it, and everyone attacked him for being the victim.
00:13:09.000Like, you know, his view of it, they're like, how dare you support that?
00:13:12.000And it's like, well, he was a victim of it.
00:13:13.000And that's because he said he liked it?
00:13:24.000Like, maybe people didn't like that he was being glib about it.
00:13:28.000But the point being, it was, at the very least, He was someone who had things done to him that should not have been done to him, and even if his views were skewed, they were still informed by being someone who is the victim of abuse.
00:13:42.000I'm just saying, after that show he did, and the response that we got from people, he probably could have found a really, really high-paying job, or at the very least was months away from, I mean, look, he could be back on Twitter tomorrow.
00:14:29.000But I, you know, this idea that they were bringing up on the show the other day that people are finally rejecting the hypocrisy of who we're allowed to call out.
00:14:38.000When Yeh brought up the Jews again, and then made this point about how, why is it that we can say the black vote, but we can't say Jewish people?
00:14:48.000It's hypocrisy, you know, we can say there's white people here, but we can't say Jewish people are in the banks.
00:14:53.000Milo said it's a hypocrisy that people are starting to call out, and they're wondering why they can't say these things.
00:14:59.000And I'm like, Bro, you can say the black vote, and you can say the Jewish vote, and you can say the Mexican vote, and you can say the white vote, and you can say the female vote, but we're not saying black people secretly run the planet and are trying to kill us or destroy our lives.
00:15:10.000But also, I'm sorry, there's a little bit of disingenuousness, because whether you agree or not, and there's reasons to disagree, you can't pretend you don't understand why people are especially sensitive about antisemitism.
00:15:20.000Now, you could say that the time has passed, or it's ridiculous, or whatever, but like, well, I don't know why this is such a taboo.
00:17:07.000So what I tell people is, I think one of the reasons why people are sensitive to this is because, for one, obviously, World War II and all that shit, but also, you're talking about a very, very small population, and, like, why aren't Christians—look, maybe it sounds woke or leftist, but Christians are all over, they're everywhere.
00:17:31.000Muslims, they're all over, they're everywhere.
00:17:33.000Jewish people, are microscopic relative to these other Abrahamic religions.
00:17:38.000So that's, whether you agree with that idea or not, I'm basically pointing out, like, that's the disparity as to why people are like, hey, don't get me wrong, you shouldn't fear for your life because you insulted a Muslim.
00:17:47.000You shouldn't fear for your life because you've insulted anybody.
00:17:49.000But this is why, to your point, some people are sensitive to these issues.
00:17:53.000But it's also the idea that there's lots of groups that if you insult, you have to fear for your job.
00:17:59.000Like, if you insult gays, you fear for your job.
00:19:10.000And, and, and they're like, why is it that, that, you know, you, Tim, people were chatting, they were like, Tim bends over backwards to defend, you know, Jews, but he calls out this group.
00:19:19.000I'm like, bro, I don't like anyone being disparaged based on immutable characteristic.
00:19:25.000I believe in meritocracy and individualism.
00:19:27.000That means you can be a gay, black, disabled, lesbian, Jewish woman, and all that matters to me is do you support free speech, are you gonna fight, are you gonna defend the rights of individuals, or are you going to be a cultist who wants violence against other people?
00:19:42.000I've heard that people say in Judaism that there's... Judaism!
00:19:47.000I'm gonna be visualizing your face in my dream tonight.
00:19:51.000That they say the goyim, which are the non-Jewish people, are they, like, dirty?
00:19:56.000Like, is there really a thing where they think that they are there to serve the Jewish faith and the Jewish people?
00:20:00.000Okay, so this is what—they're talking about the Talmud.
00:20:03.000The Talmud is—so, in the Bible, the Torah, the Jewish Bible, there's 613 commandments?
00:20:14.000And they really break it down in insane ways.
00:20:19.000Like, for example, on Passover, you're not allowed to have bread in your house, okay?
00:20:24.000What if you're sitting in your house and you see a mouse grab a crust of bread and go into the wall?
00:20:29.000Does this still count as not having bread in your house?
00:20:31.000Well, what if you see a white mouse run into the wall with a crust of bread and then a black mouse with a crust of bread runs out of your house?
00:20:38.000So they break down these laws in extreme minutia.
00:20:42.000And there's shit in the Talmud apparently, I have not read it, because you have to read it in Aramaic, which isn't even Hebrew, the contemporary language.
00:20:48.000So there are these Talmudic scholars, which apparently these anti-Semites also regard themselves as being, and I guess there's things in there that are against the Christians, because this was written during the captivity, and you're kind of this slave population.
00:21:05.000I have never in my life, and they're going to accuse me of lying, heard any of this idea that people who aren't Jewish are going to be my slaves or my servants or anything like this.
00:21:15.000This is just, to me, from my personal lived experience, Bunker stuff.
00:23:10.000Another issue is that you could be born Jewish, culturally, to Jewish parents, bloodline, but not practice the Jewish religion, and so I think that they're different things, they should have different names.
00:23:21.000Brian Moynihan is the CEO of America and Moynihan, that's a Jewish name, right?
00:23:47.000The CEO even has authority over, like, It could be complicated, but the owners of the shareholders, the shareholders elect board members, board members hire CEOs, and that means if you're not in a voting period, CEOs, the board can do shit.
00:24:56.000Or at some point you were considering doing that, and then you could have fired them at any moment's notice, because you're the owner of the company.
00:25:00.000You can always hire someone else to be your CEO.
00:25:47.000It's very possible That Bank of America's corporate bylaws specifically say the chairman has supreme authority to fire the CEO at a moment's notice.
00:26:29.000The chief operating officer actually takes all the actions to execute the vision of the CEO.
00:26:35.000But the CEO typically might not even be involved in day-to-day operations.
00:26:40.000They usually are, but it's probably like this.
00:26:43.000The COO says, here, we're gonna do all these things, I'm gonna go meet with these managers, you, get off your ass, start filing those paperworks.
00:26:51.000Then he calls up the CEO and says, we got this done, we got this done, we got this done, we got this done, looks good, see you tomorrow for golf.
00:26:57.000Yeah, the CEO's been delegated to make decisions for everybody, basically.
00:27:51.000So if you can't look at the CEO or COO of Twitter to determine whether or not this person is Jewish, who would you want to look at to determine that the Jews are running Twitter?
00:28:07.000Oh, that the company is a Jewish company, you mean?
00:29:43.000I also love the idea that Obama and Trump each had like one person that they listened to, and that one person would happen to be the Jewish person in the White House.
00:29:54.000There was no cabinet, there were no advisors, Trump never hired Bolton, Bolton must be Jewish, Sheldon Adelson was secretly in control of everything the whole time.
00:30:06.000I get concerned that thinking that there could possibly be a group of people that control and own Black Rock State Street, like literally like a small group, 10 people, and that to think that they might be of a certain religion and then they're like, no, if they're not of our religion, get them out of here.
00:30:22.000But then I'm hearing all these crazy conspiracy theories and they're like, Last week's conspiracy theory is tomorrow's news, and I'm like, am I gonna find out that there was like a religious cabal that was excluding people of the non-religion?
00:30:34.000Like, I don't want that to be the case.
00:30:36.000But the people that you're worried about, these kind of internationalist globalist Jews, they are much more concerned with this kind of progressive internationalist globalist ideal than with their kind of Jewish identity.
00:30:49.000That's the kind of another thing that people like Kanye get wrong.
00:30:52.000When you look at, you know, the people who go to Davos and the World Economic Forum, their allegiance isn't to someone who's orthodox, you know, someone who's got the yarmulke on or the Ben Shapiro's of the world.
00:31:55.000The biggest critic of Israel, by far, in the Senate is Bernie Sanders.
00:32:00.000So if you're going to make the argument that all Jews, or powerful Jews, all have the same worldview, you can't reconcile that with these two figures.
00:32:08.000I said before the show, and this might be a bigger deal than I thought, is that the people that are doing this, that happen to be Jewish, and they're trying to run the world's economics, are just saying they're Jewish.
00:32:30.000Obama claims that when he was in university, he found Christ, and that's why he was proselytizing all this time in the churches.
00:32:37.000If you ask most Christians, do you think Obama is someone who lives his life in a godly manner, and who is someone who's sincere in his belief in Christianity, and that informs his worldview?
00:32:49.000I think most of them would say, okay, that's very much secondary to his vision of progressivism, and it's the exact same phenomenon, in my opinion.
00:33:01.000I think it happens to be greedy people that are, maybe they're Jewish or not, I don't know, and that it's getting conflated, and they're like, the Jews are the problem, but we gotta have this conversation publicly.
00:33:08.000What he's being tricked into doing is saying, when he says Jewish people are after him, This is what I thought from the Lex Fridman episode, what I had heard.
00:33:20.000That he was saying, there are people after me who happen to be Jewish.
00:33:25.000That was, so when that first came out, that he said this stuff, I was like, is that what he was trying to say?
00:33:32.000Someone, I think I saw online somewhere, people were like, they were saying, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's actually what he clarified.
00:33:36.000That's what he said, and he even said on the podcast, I mean, it seemed as though there were particular owners of particular media companies that happen to be Jewish, that I'm angry with, and that's why he's using the word, they're Jewish, so he's attacking the Jews in saying so.
00:33:48.000But then he kept saying, who are they?
00:33:49.000And I was like, the corporate press, and he's like, I'm like, bro, Vice, I said this to him, but this is why I think it's bullshit, I think he staged it.
00:33:57.000Because before the show, I said, Shane Smith, the billionaire CEO of Vice Media that is woke, leftist, writing smears about you, that dude's Irish from Canada, and he is a billionaire.
00:34:10.000Like, how do you explain he has all this power in media?
00:34:12.000He's the one that everyone, they were sucking his dick.
00:34:15.000Disney, Hearst, all of these companies were going to Vice saying, please tell us how to run the show.
00:34:20.000And they gave Vice whatever they wanted.
00:34:23.000Do you guys think we could have this conversation on YouTube?
00:34:28.000The reason I can't have this conversation is because I can't win.
00:34:36.000So if I agree with something that one of these people says, then they like me and I'm a cool dude.
00:34:41.000But as soon as I say something that they disagree with, oh, should have known better, he's Jewish.
00:34:46.000So I don't have space to have my own opinion except insofar as I see things as they do and agree with things as they do.
00:34:54.000So it's like there's no place for me to go.
00:34:56.000You were saying you thought there could be a Reformation where you treat the religion of Judaism differently than the culture of Judaism?
00:35:02.000It's not a reformation, but I mean this is a big conflict among Judaism, meaning like there are people who are nominally Jewish, but it doesn't inform their worldview at all.
00:35:14.000They use it as a shield when necessary, and it's like, what are you bringing to the table in terms of this informing who you are as a person and being a good person?