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00:07:42.000Israel and Hamas reach an agreement on first phase.
00:07:47.000I'm curious about how many phases there are and what they are, but the first phase of a plan to stop fighting, release hostages and prisoners.
00:07:56.000So this means Israel's prisoner swapping is re as well.
00:08:03.000Um, well, I mean, I don't really trust the Israelis ever when whenever they try to strike these deals, they were supposed to be a deal just like this a three-part deal in the beginning of the year, and they kind of backed out after the first one after they got like, I think they did like an exchange for like 33 hostages or something.
00:08:16.000How long between like when it was announced to when they pulled out?
00:08:20.000Um, it took place like before Trump even got sworn in on the 20th, and then they ended it by early March.
00:08:26.000So the the plan was in effect before Trump was even in office to the city.
00:08:29.000Yeah, he negotiated it and then it went into effect before he came in, and by the time he was sworn in, it was already kind of in effect, and then it kind of fell out the wayside by March, because it was supposed to be a second phase, which would eventually lead to a permanent ceasefire, but the Israelis never want a permanent ceasefire.
00:08:43.000So is the idea that Trump is in office from the get-go for this one going to affect it possibly?
00:08:49.000I think because what I think is, you know, this is me speculating here, because Biden had tried to strike a very similar deal on his way out, and he wasn't able to get it.
00:08:57.000I think what Trump was able to do is like, hey, look, BB, Don't you know keep doing what you're doing.
00:09:01.000Wait until I come in so I can get credit for this.
00:09:03.000Because obviously he he campaigned on I'm the president of peace, right?
00:10:00.000Yeah, he wanted to build condos, beautiful beachfront property, the whole deal.
00:10:05.000I'm gonna read the twe the tweet, uh, or some of the tweet Trump uh tweeted out.
00:10:09.000So he said, I'm very proud to announce that Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first phase of our peace plan.
00:10:16.000This means that all of the hostages will be released very soon, and Israel will withdraw their troops to an agreed upon line as the first steps towards a strong, durable, and everlasting peace.
00:12:18.000And I know one of the biggest hangups were the two biggest hangups on this deal was um Israel pulling back to uh decider upon line, because they wanted them to eventually originally they wanted to withdraw completely from the Gaza Strip.
00:12:57.000So, like Iraq just had millions of small arms floating around, like of course they're just gonna resist without even having to import weapons and stuff.
00:13:07.000And who dictates what's disarmed, right?
00:13:09.000Like the Israelis can always say, Oh, well, you guys still have this, you guys are still armed in this way.
00:13:12.000So it's like it's open to interpretation.
00:13:14.000And this is the things with these p these peace deals, is like they're always pretty vague and nebulous, especially when it comes to our commitments on the West versus their commitments are very black and white.
00:13:30.000Um it's also interesting to be like, you guys have to disarm your your rockets that don't work, get rid of Yeah, you have to get rid of them.
00:13:36.000Meanwhile, we're gonna pull back, create a new front line, absorb more territory.
00:13:41.000It just feels like they're gonna absorb a little bit more, and then we wait ten years till they get them, they like convince them to attack them again, and then they're gonna absorb a little Yeah, it's never ending, right?
00:13:52.000It never feels like nobody actually buys into peace as like as an idea anymore because they know that it's just cyclical anyways.
00:13:58.000It's going to come back and even whether it's what he leaves office, whether it's like ha what happened with the first phase of the plan where they say they're gonna do something and then they don't, and I'm not I'm not even specifying any side.
00:14:09.000No American, even those who don't really think or care on foreign policy, even thinks of it anymore as a game that you can win.
00:14:15.000It's just something that's recycled and starts over and over again whenever either a new administration comes or there's just new war to break out somewhere else.
00:14:23.000Yeah, and I mean listen, I used to pay more attention to politics in the Middle East.
00:14:26.000I used to be very concerned about what's happening in Yemen.
00:14:29.000I've looked into some of this, but when it came to the Israel-Palestine issue, I just never got particularly educated on it.
00:14:34.000My position is generally just been the America first position is that this isn't our fight.
00:14:39.000I don't think the United States needs to have any involvement.
00:14:41.000And for most like it's a losing issue for Trump on something like this, because he's putting them in a place to deny him, you know, looking good, because they can go back in what they say, which hurts him because you know, him being a presence of power in the Middle East goes to benefit his ego and goes to benefit the way he's viewed by other countries.
00:14:57.000But if somebody breaks the deal, it looks bad for him.
00:15:00.000Americans already, a vast majority of the people that voted for him that aren't, you know, old school Republicans don't want us in the Middle East anyways.
00:15:08.000So it's it feels like it's actually like if it's not about the Nobel Peace Prize, which could be purely for ego purposes, it's not beneficial to Americans at all when there's plenty of issues going on at home.
00:15:19.000I mean Yeah, and uh not only that, but like the Israelis don't really have an incentive to exercise any type of diplomacy because no matter what, we're gonna back them.
00:15:27.000So they know, okay, we can, you know, lie here.
00:15:30.000Cause after Trump made this um announcement originally, Benjamin Nanyahu does a address in Hebrew, and so he's in a very difficult position, right?
00:15:39.000Because on his side he's got a criminal case that he's got to deal with, right?
00:15:42.000And then on top of that, he has a far right party that supports and backs him that wants these guys completely out.
00:15:48.000So he's gotta play the delicate line where he tells the US, like, yeah, we want to work towards some type of ending the war and getting our hobs back at the same time.
00:15:55.000These guys on the far right that are his constituents want him to continue the war.
00:15:59.000So as soon as he made this agreement with Trump, he goes and doesn't address in Hebrew and kind of just says, Yeah, we're not really gonna do diplomacy.
00:16:06.000We're kind of feigning diplomacy like we always have.
00:16:08.000Don't worry, we're not gonna completely pull out the Gaza Strip.
00:16:10.000We're gonna make sure that they disarm, we're gonna get our hostages back.
00:16:12.000And the reality is Hamas knows that their only leverages the hostages.
00:16:16.000So and Benjamin Nanyahu knows this too, and he had many opportunities to get the hostages back.
00:16:22.000He could have got the hosts back October 10th, 2023, but he chose not to do so because he wanted to wage a war and it would keep him out of this corruption trial that he's dealing with.
00:16:30.000So he's got multiple things he's balancing where he's trying to stay in power, keep his constituents happy, at the same time, continue to get aid from the United States, so say what he needs to say, um, while also trying to balance getting US support at the same time, where now they're running a whole Hasbara thing where they're getting these influencers paying them money.
00:17:01.000I mean, and that's like you guys are very like clearly very interested in what's going on in the Middle East.
00:17:05.000I think I'm probably more representative of the average person who's politically aware domestically, but otherwise just looks at most stuff overseas as weighing on our economy and weighing on uh our relations with the rest of the world and something.
00:17:19.000I understand that a lot of it has to do with trade route trade routes and how we I think we've wasted damn near 30, 40 years on the Middle East when we should have been focusing on China all this time.
00:17:29.000I I really do think that the biggest threat right now for us to maintain the global hegemony is China and their allies, and you know, they're expanding at a rapid rate, and we've just been wasting time in the Middle East, you know, for decades.
00:17:41.000Dude, if I actually let China screw us repeatedly, right repeatedly.
00:17:44.000Yeah, um I I just want to mention something really quickly here.
00:17:47.000Uh it's important to keep in mind that even though most young people are changing their position on this or just aren't on the the same page as like the Republican and Democratic parties actually traditionally have been.
00:17:57.000We were talking about this the other night.
00:17:59.000When it came to the Vietnam War, right?
00:18:01.000Leftists were against it, and conservatives who didn't want America to be involved in overseas wars were against it, but for different reasons.
00:18:07.000Like the left was against it because they liked communists and they liked communism.
00:18:11.000So similarly, you can acknowledge like America shouldn't be involved in this and still realize that like left-wing activists are not at all your ally in any of this because the reason they're against it is because they see this as like white colonization.
00:18:23.000That's literally the framework that they have for understanding the like Jane Fonda went to North Korea and sat in the anti-aircraft guns and did like a restor for them during the war.
00:18:36.000We talk about how much the left gets away with today.
00:18:38.000The fact that so many it's dude, I can't.
00:18:40.000She was the only in-shape woman back then.
00:18:42.000She was so hot, we had to let her do it.
00:18:44.000And she recently re-like restarted the fur the uh what is it, the committee on the first amendment because of all of Jimmy Kimmel getting, you know, taken off TV for two days.
00:18:55.000So you get Hollywood leftists who have cheered on censorship for everybody.
00:19:00.000Uh, not even four or five days after it was revealed that Google and YouTube were censoring people during the Biden administration, and they're out here like freedom of speech.
00:19:24.000Yeah, it didn't even get it barely got censored at all.
00:19:27.000And I think Disney did that more as like a you know, middle finger to the White House and stuff versus like, and a lot of people cancel their heel hulus and complained, you know.
00:19:34.000I mean, it was also you know, the fact that they were trying to shoot up ABC affiliates and stuff like that.
00:20:27.000Yeah, it's just makes zero sense when we spend so much time there.
00:20:30.000From Vietnam to now, we have to stop fighting people wearing pajamas, bro.
00:20:35.000Next people we fight are wearing uniforms, or I'm out.
00:20:38.000You can even like I mean, you can even get the leftists on your side.
00:20:40.000Like, imagine the universal healthcare we could have if we just stopped spending trillions of dollars overseas.
00:20:46.000Bro, for honestly, I I gotta that fat lady out of the house.
00:20:51.000I I well, I just I want to make this point.
00:20:53.000I am as much against the foreign wars as anybody, but the stuff that they're proposing with this healthcare stuff, people don't realize this.
00:20:58.000We do spend more on healthcare than the military every year.
00:21:06.000There's only one organization that spends more on healthcare in the United States than the United States, and that's the Catholic Church, big dog.
00:21:53.000So uh anyway, he went, he went up to the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle, put pitched a tent homeless style, and then I guess went back to his car, like the shooter from Vegas, and then just kept bringing explosives or whatever into the tent,
00:22:09.000which is insane that that so he filled his tent with explosives, and then he was like, now that I have my home base set up, I guess I'll attack this church and all the government officials in it, and then a cop asked him what he was doing, and he gave up immediately without a fight, and then handed them his diary, also.
00:22:27.000See, that's the problem is like everybody's got an ego today.
00:22:29.000Nobody actually Wants to do the terrorism.
00:22:31.000They just want people to read their manifesto.
00:23:31.000You just thought it's like the video games, right?
00:23:33.000Um, you know, I I feel like synthetic estrogen was like a monkey paw thing for the left because it made more of their violent people like more emotionally unstable, but it made their aim worse.
00:23:51.000So this guy just predict the FBI will probably pick up the charges.
00:23:55.000They'll probably charge them state, get them in quickly, because they probably just want to get him detained as quickly as possible, and they're gonna write a criminal complaint or indict him later.
00:24:01.000But you're saying the FBI like saw this and then just didn't do anything about it and had to be.
00:24:05.000I'm surprised they didn't take it, they didn't take it immediately from the state.
00:24:07.000I guess the state took it first, and then like they'll come in and probably take it over.
00:24:11.000Literally, the like tap the sign, like was known to the FBI.
00:24:15.000Probably I'm like It was on a list somewhere.
00:24:17.000I'm just frustrated with these people who try to do horrible things, like he could have killed so many people, done a really horrible thing.
00:24:24.000He was a little incompetent, maybe he messed up.
00:28:42.000He's been waiting to get back at his brother for years because he kept correcting it.
00:28:46.000And that's how his cause and he had certain misspellings, and then it was that phrase that his brother was like, This is my guy, this is my brother.
00:30:25.000So he started to attack houses where there was a dude there, and what he would do is he would make the dude stand sit on all fours and he put china plates on his back as he went and assaulted the woman.
00:30:33.000And if they moved, he'd know because it would crash and and everything like that.
00:30:36.000So that's how he kept the guys at bay.
00:30:38.000And he did this for decades, terrorizing California.
00:31:54.000He sends the cops a thing like, can I send you guys a floppy?
00:31:57.000And they're like, Well, the metadata on a picture of his dog and everybody.
00:32:02.000They said, Yeah, go ahead, send it in.
00:32:03.000So he gives them like the floppy disc and they were able to trace it back to the church and find him.
00:32:07.000And what he had done was he he like uh said he was gonna make a comeback like in 04, and he took like a Barbie doll and put her like in a cereal boxing, like with it with a rope around her neck, like serial killer, so corny.
00:32:18.000And then they were like, once they figured out who he was.
00:34:05.000It was all every top serial killer was operating in the 70s.
00:34:08.000Son of Sam, Ted Bundy, Ed Kemper, you know.
00:34:11.000I was just watching the thing the other day about like uh it was like a cop from New York who was um who died, and it was like he's like, he caught the New York City zodiac, and I had to get like three paragraphs down.
00:34:21.000Like, I don't I was like, they didn't catch the zodiac.
00:34:54.000I someone in the chat's gonna put it that uh who it is, but um, but yeah, they have a couple su suspects, um, but they never actually Lindsay Graham or something.
00:35:03.000Yeah, you mentioned it was like the 70s were like the this gnarly decade.
00:35:06.000I mean, if you look at the information we got today on this uh the story of Breach of Shane, um we have another another terrorist doing crazy stuff that could potentially get really bad.
00:35:23.000At least four ice facilities in Chicago have been surveilled with detailed layouts, diagrams, and photos posted.
00:35:31.000Which is like again, this is that that like weird situation we're in where you're like, okay, that's really sketchy and intense and scary and left-wing terrorism, but they're also incompetent a lot of the time.
00:35:42.000So then you're like, Well, what are they gonna do?
00:35:52.000That was the that was the main suspect.
00:35:53.000Arthur Lee Allen was the main Arthur Lee Allen.
00:35:55.000Yeah, those that they uh that they had.
00:35:58.000Uh so right here it says there's been an increase in the attempt to gather and you know, anonymously share and gather information online and publish it even on websites publicly available about these activities, explained Jason Perry, a cybersecurity professor at the Lewis University, according to ABC 7 Chicago.
00:36:12.000Uh it's just talking here about how there have been like a thousand percent increase on ice agents, uh increase in assaults on ICE agents.
00:36:19.000Uh and I don't know how what the time period is on this, but a thousand percent is a big number, regardless.
00:36:24.000Yeah, no one gets in trouble, no one gets charged.
00:36:26.000Bro, the FBI was able to find every single granny who walked through the Capitol after a police officer opened the door for him, and you have these people going out and attacking law enforcement if actual politicians doing so in order to overturn the results of a democratic election by not having the laws for the that the people voted for enforced, they're like, I don't know where they are.
00:36:46.000And actual politicians go up there and start fights with them, and then when they get arrested, they're like donate to my campaign.
00:37:20.000No, I worked, yeah, I worked for ICE for a very long time.
00:37:22.000Um, I worked for the Homeland Security.
00:37:24.000So there's two different components of ICE, right?
00:37:26.000There's ICE enforcement removal operations, who are the guys that actually like are the deportation officers that take the prisoners, like put them in the jail cells, they manage the city the the detention facilities, they deport them to their countries.
00:37:36.000Then you got HSI who are doing the investigations.
00:37:39.000But since they're doing, you know, all hands on deck, every federal agency is helping out with these arrests.
00:37:43.000Like FBI's out there, ATF is out there, like agencies that don't even have Title AI authority, which is immigration, are out there doing these things.
00:37:49.000So, like, so are they getting like deputized in a way to go and be allowed to do that?
00:37:53.000Basically, they're doing the operations with border patrol ERO and ICE, who are the main lead agencies with title eight.
00:37:58.000FBI does have Title Eight authority to do immigration, but they never want to admit that because that would mean that they would have to deal with their own prisoners and no one ever wants to process illegal aliens because processing aliens is a big pain in the ass.
00:38:31.000Like, um, you know, because I've I've like I've done it all when it comes to like I've deported aliens myself.
00:38:35.000I've you know, because I was I started my career in Laredo, Texas.
00:38:38.000So, like, you know, yeah, you're right there on a border.
00:38:41.000So, like sometimes, you know, border patrol catch a load, right?
00:38:44.000Of like it'll be a smuggler with like 10 aliens that they're trying to you prosecute the driver, right?
00:38:48.000For uh alien smuggling, and then the illegal aliens are in a group.
00:38:51.000Everyone that's like not gonna be held as a material witness, they could get sent back.
00:38:54.000So they just get like a volunteer removal and then you just kick them out, send them right back over the bridge.
00:38:59.000You're like, gift him membership with pepper spray.
00:39:03.000So yeah, no, things have changed a lot, man.
00:39:05.000Like pretty much all of HSI now, they've stopped.
00:39:07.000I've talked with a couple guys on the job, like they don't even do criminal cases right now.
00:39:10.000Everyone is doing immigration, just straight immigration in terms and and for HSI, like they're you know, they do money laundering, drug trafficking, anything coming in or out of the country.
00:39:18.000Um, so but almost all of them have like been pushed to do immigration stuff.
00:39:22.000So is drug trafficking like the customs side of it as in shipping and stuff like that?
00:39:26.000Yeah, like you know, anything coming in or out.
00:39:28.000So, like, you know, like when I was on the border, for example, I was like in a human smuggling group where we did like immigration, but you would catch drugs as well all the time too.
00:39:36.000Like when customs calls you from the bridge, hey, we got this guy with like 10 kilos of coke, you'd go to respond.
00:39:40.000The customs agents were how long ago were you doing this?
00:39:43.000So I was uh an agent from 2013 to 2020.
00:39:51.000When what difference did you notice after Trump took office trying to do that job?
00:39:54.000Oh man, it was it was so when when Obama was in, um, it was very difficult to get like immigration enforcement done, right?
00:40:01.000Like, if you got caught at the border, it is what it is.
00:40:04.000But like when it comes to like interior enforcement, which is what you guys are seeing now, unheard of, like under Democrats.
00:40:09.000Because like immigration's a dirty word.
00:40:10.000So, like politicians, even conservative Republicans don't like really enforcing immigration like that.
00:40:16.000So what Trump is doing is like unprecedented.
00:40:18.000The fact that like he's mobilizing border patrol agents to go to interior offices in interior cities to like go and pick these guys up is fucking nuts.
00:41:02.000So within two weeks, you had to get out of here.
00:41:04.000Like they were deporting them right back.
00:41:05.000Like they were catching them, uh, they're giving them an ER, which is the expedite removal, which counts as actual real deportation, or if it was their first time, they'd get a VR.
00:41:12.000But most of the time, it would be an ER.
00:41:14.000And this is important because the way you're deported dictates, you know, if you could come back in the future.
00:41:31.000But when Trump was in, everybody was getting ERs.
00:41:33.000Everybody and one of the reasons Obama's numbers were so high on deportations because the they were being turned away at the border and those were counting as a Yeah, yeah.
00:41:41.000Like that's the other thing too people say, Oh, yeah, well, actually, Obama did more the like Democrats are always bad on immigration because they never like if the aliens make it in, they're good.
00:41:51.000But like with Trump, he was a bit more aggressive where you can do interior enforcement.
00:41:55.000That's where the real deportations, like what you guys are seeing now.
00:41:58.000This is what we should have been doing decades.
00:42:00.000We've been should have been doing this a long time ago, like doing interior enforcement.
00:42:06.000I'm gonna I'm gonna read some some uh paragraphs from this uh article because it's insane.
00:42:11.000The it's a Chicago has recently seen several violent incidents targeting federal immigration authorities.
00:42:17.000Last week, border patrol officers were ambushed when individuals rammed their vehicles into agents.
00:42:23.000I'm assuming into their actual vehicles and not their persons, but one of the suspects identified as uh Miramar Martinez was armed and had a history of doxing federal agents on Monday.
00:42:33.000Federal agents arrested a gang leader accused of offering bounties to capture and kill a senior immigration officer involved in Operation Midway Blitz, an ongoing immigration enforcement effort in Chicago.
00:42:45.000The suspect Juan Espinosa Martinez, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, allegedly placed a ten thousand dollar bounty.
00:43:12.000And I'll dox people and I'll tweet out this stuff and I'll participate online and hopefully a real crazy person will do the thing that I won't do.
00:43:46.000So if you were to state any borderline normal right-wing talking point, they would accuse you of stochastic terrorism.
00:43:53.000And one of the left's favorite arguments for like the past five to ten years, as soon as they really started losing the culture war because people could access information online.
00:44:01.000As soon as you started making good arguments, they'd say, Well, no, you can't make that argument because like some crazy person who believes that will shoot up a school if you make that argument.
00:44:08.000And that is unironically been their line of reasoning for a very long time.
00:44:12.000Like if you say anything that's out of step with left-wing orthodoxy, you're either like gonna get a gay teenager to commit suicide or someone's gonna shoot up a school, and that has been their emotional blackmail.
00:44:21.000But of course, they're projecting because they will openly call for violence against their political opponents, and like you're saying, their hope is some crazy person is actually gonna go do it.
00:44:32.000Well, this is why, you know, so we I don't think Americans understand how bad the immigration problem is, right?
00:44:38.000Someone that worked in immigration, right?
00:44:39.000People say, Oh my god, how could it be so heartless?
00:44:41.000We're not just getting beat on the border, right, for all these years.
00:44:44.000We're getting beat in the interior too, because people come in legally and people don't understand they overstay their visas.
00:44:49.000They scam our systems where they, you know, do marriage fraud.
00:44:52.000There's an entire marriage fraud underground where you got corrupt immigration attorneys working with these people where there's people that get married multiple Times as sponsors getting paid 10, 20, 30,000 to marry this person, make it work for two years.
00:45:05.000They, you know, help them rehearse for their CIS interview when they do meet with their immigration official to get um, you know, their green card or whatever.
00:45:11.000Like, we're getting beat on so many different angles when it comes to immigration, and we're finally doing something now with Trump, you know, doing interior enforcement.
00:45:19.000And this has been a big problem that every politician has been too scared to do because number one, it requires a lot of effort from all these different federal agencies.
00:45:26.000Number two, you get all the opposition that we're getting right now.
00:45:29.000And then number three, yeah, you deal with danger and you have to mobilize units and everything else like that.
00:45:33.000But we've been needing to do this for a very long time.
00:45:35.000Yeah, it's also it hits right at home for a lot of people because the people that you end up having to deport are ones it's you're not hearing about the the gang leaders, you're not hearing about the drug dealers.
00:45:45.000You're hearing about the people who are living in your neighborhood, you know, next door to someone, and it's always harder for, and I think in a lot of ways for anyone.
00:45:52.000It's I don't think it's just the left that tends to humanize their neighbor more than they are going to humanize somebody who they read an article about.
00:45:59.000But once you see them enforcing these laws on somebody that lives who could be living across the street from them, that's a very hard thing to really really get the public on your side for.
00:46:09.000So the fact that there is as much support for the immigration process as it's being handled now kind of speaks to just how bad it got for so long.
00:46:16.000And this has been a problem that's been going on for decades, and every politician has been too scared to address it.
00:46:21.000So I gotta give Trump credit for this because to do it's it's easy to catch illegal aliens at the border and send them back.
00:46:28.000It's easy to give them an expedite of removal when you caught them.
00:46:31.000It's another thing to mobilize ERO, enforcement removal operations, ICE, and all these other agencies, interior and arrest these guys in major cities real time and run these immigration ops.
00:46:40.000And the other thing too with immigration operations is your authorities limit uh limited.
00:46:44.000Like when you when you have an immigration warrant, yes, it's a real warrant, but you can't kick their door down, right?
00:46:49.000You can't like you know, you don't have the same power as you would with a federal arrest warrant.
00:46:52.000So you are limited in how much you can move.
00:46:54.000So the fact that they're actually like getting this done, this has been something that we've been needing to do for decades, man.
00:46:59.000And I I sort of agree with what you were saying.
00:47:02.000Everyone says these deportations are so horrible, they're so ugly.
00:47:05.000Firstly, I'm just gonna throw this out there.
00:47:08.000Traditionally, when people talked about deportation, they were talking about removing a person from a country that they lived in and were a citizen of.
00:47:49.000I go in there and I talk to him, right?
00:47:50.000He provides all this information on at the time it was um it was uh the Zetas that ran the area because I was in Laredo, uh Nueva Laredo's right across.
00:48:00.000This guy was like a bodyguard for one of the Z40 guys.
00:48:03.000Long story short, if I wanted to turn him into an informant, I would have to take him, bring him to my office, do what's called the NTA notice to appear, right?
00:48:27.000Now, to put into context, fast forward to the Biden era.
00:48:31.000These illegal aliens that are coming in that aren't informants that don't have any benefits to the US government whatsoever, they're getting NTAs.
00:48:37.000And not only are they getting NTAs, they're going into random places in the United States.
00:48:42.000They don't get a court date for years.
00:48:57.000They were giving these NTAs to these guys like fucking candy under the Biden administration, just so the American people understand that the significance of an NTA.
00:49:05.000I mean, that there's an extremely complicated, convoluted, intense process for enforcing the law, but for breaking the law, it can be done easily.
00:49:12.000And that's what the left has done for decades.
00:49:14.000They can bring as many of them over as they want, and then you try to send any of them back and they go, You're not following the proper procedures.
00:49:24.000You just imported tens of millions of people outside of congressional approval, outside of the approval of People of the United States because you just didn't enforce the law.
00:49:32.000Speaking of proper procedures, we should move to the next thing.
00:49:35.000But before we do, real quick, I just want to say the marriage fraud thing.
00:49:38.000When we made no fault divorce a thing, they brought that up.
00:49:41.000They were like, people are gonna do a bunch of marriage fraud.
00:49:45.000I would just like to ride or die for give bringing no fault divorce back, baby.
00:51:11.000That's a W. And I'll tell you guys this why that's super important.
00:51:13.000If you designate them as an FTO, now you can start using Intel service intelligence services on them.
00:51:19.000How do you guys think we're fucking up these drug cartels right now?
00:51:21.000Because now we're using the Department of War, AK Department of Defense, because once you designate them as a terrorist, a foreign terrorist organization, now the Intel community is involved.
00:51:32.000Like when I was on the job, for example, um, you know, when I was doing uh, you know, my investigation of drug cartels, we were kind of limited in what we could do, right?
00:51:39.000We had some resources and stuff like that, but you couldn't really use intelligence um agencies or in your investigation, or and if you did, you couldn't use it.
00:51:47.000Like you couldn't use it in a criminal case.
00:51:48.000So, like it could help you like find some stuff, but like you have to parallel reconstruct everything.
00:51:53.000So if you got a phone number here, you'd be like, oh man, I can't use the number, I gotta apparel reconstruct this.
00:51:59.000But now, if you designate them as a as an FTO, dude, like they're the amount of resources you get using intelligence agencies to collect on these things, make it way easier.
00:52:50.000I feel like if Israel wasn't a thing, we'd be on the ground in Venezuela already.
00:52:53.000Yeah, probably like if probably wasn't a thorn in his side, and he didn't have to like attack uh Yemen and Iran, and because everyone's like, Well weren't you the president of peace?
00:53:10.000Have it their oil, you know, their access to the trading partner to you know to fix things would be huge for us.
00:53:18.000And it would, we're trying to get over here on the global West.
00:53:23.000You know, we're trying not to buy Russian oil, we're trying not to do this and that.
00:53:27.000Well, you'll you'll appreciate this as a Catholic.
00:53:30.000I mean, our whole entire foreign policy establishment is structured on a total subversion of subsidiarity.
00:53:36.000Like instead of caring about the things closest to us and handling those, we're going all the way across the world to try to solve problems there that we're never gonna be able to solve, and then we're letting everything here fall apart.
00:56:05.000I I've joked about this before, but like a migrant could harpoon a dolphin at SeaWorld and they'd be like, oh, so fishing's only okay when white people do it.
00:56:12.000They'll reach for any little similarity between two completely different things and like try to shame you for not supporting the most awful version of it when it was done by an immigrant.
00:57:04.000And then they have enough money that they're not like, they're not in these places where they're getting seen, they're not in the back of kitchens.
00:57:18.000They have great, they uh they basically drive through drive into the country from Canada, and they just have so much money that they like rent apartments and live life, but they just overstay their visa, but they kind of like fly under the radar because they're rich home, so they're rich here.
00:58:08.000I appreciate you saying all this because there's a lot of conservatives and even like normie conservatives who will recognize this.
00:58:14.000If you tell someone they can't leave their child an inheritance, if you have an inheritance tax, that disincentivizes them from working hard to build up wealth to leave their children.
00:58:23.000If you don't have the understanding that you're gonna be able to leave the country you live in to your children instead of unlimited immigrants, You're probably not gonna build as prosperous a nation.
00:59:02.000And those people like the people who are having that discussion with you haven't actually paid a like close enough attention to what's going on with immigration now, where the average person still wants to think of what this country would have been like in the 70s and the 80s when the people who did immigrate here, um, with full support of everybody because they believed in American values, they believed in what America stood for, they came here to be Americans, and that was something that we celebrated.
00:59:24.000And I think for you know, at least for me, that's something that I would still like when you look at who the most successful immigrant groups are in this country.
00:59:32.000I don't like it's never gonna bother me, and I understand the point.
00:59:35.000Moratorium, if the point is that you have a lot of stuff they have that you have to figure out, there's a lot of stuff that has to be done.
00:59:40.000But I love I still love the idea, and I think a lot of Americans still love the idea of the immigrant success story.
00:59:46.000What they don't like is the way that language has been used to abuse them, at least the ones who have caught on, where what used to be clearly defined as an illegal alien became a legal immigrant, which became immigrant, which is now it's all the language has just flowed through to the point where now when people complain about these things, they don't even know what they're talking about because every time that you bring this up, they're like, So you just hate immigrants like no, the word illegal there matters.
01:00:12.000It was undocumented immigrant for like five to ten years, and it's just been softened so much that when you see the propaganda, whether it's from celebrities who never have to deal with these crises, they don't even know what you're talking about because you're trying to be specific, and they tell you that being specific is a problem.
01:00:29.000Yeah, I mean, we've just been soft on immigration for a very long time.
01:00:32.000And and like the thing is is like the INA, the Immigration Nationality Act of the United States, it's just ripe for exploitation, it's been exploited.
01:00:38.000And I think we're at a point now where it's like we need to reform everything, our visa system, our green card system, everything.
01:00:44.000Um, and we just need to, you know, stop with the immigration for a bit to fix everything because this is and then the other problem too is like people don't come here right to assimilate.
01:00:52.000They come here to bring their bullshit culture in here.
01:00:55.000They don't want to assimilate, they want to bring all their weird third world stuff with them.
01:01:28.000We a bunch of and not just Irish, but Polish and Italian, a lot of Catholic immigrants came in at the turn of the century, and I'm very glad about that.
01:01:34.000But as it turns out, I don't want anyone from any part in the world coming to our country to spread any random ideology.
01:01:40.000And and one more thing, they'll bring up the Italians.
01:01:42.000It's like, yeah, can you imagine if the Italians came to the United States and didn't totally assimilate and they started doing this thing in America where they had like feuding families that broke the law and killed each other?
01:01:50.000And they like had an empire in the desert and they made hundreds of millions of dollars and started affecting politics and got involved in the assassination of a president.
01:02:05.000And and the other thing too, I think America needs to just understand is like if we don't fix this, we're gonna be like Canada.
01:02:11.000And Canada, you go to Toronto, you think you're in India, bro.
01:02:14.000It's like it's rampton is what's going on.
01:02:16.000I thought Brampton wasn't here, but I mean like it's it's like, and if you want if you want to lose your country, then cool, like let's just let more people in and be super woke and be like Canada and the UK.
01:02:25.000Like there is a lot of weaponized empathy in this country.
01:02:47.000You go to the bathroom there, like in Mexico, they don't have like plumbing.
01:02:50.000So like everyone takes their like wipes their ass and puts it in the little waste basket, they don't flush it.
01:02:54.000Like all the wastebaskets are filled with like shit thing.
01:02:57.000But but that's an example of what I mean where people come to the country, even though they're in America, they forget, oh, I'm in America.
01:03:02.000They don't learn the language, they don't assimilate, they bring their stupid customs with them.
01:03:05.000So that's an example of what I mean, where like if we continue with this tr in this trajectory, this will not look like America anymore.
01:03:11.000And if you don't believe me, you want to get a taste of what it's like, go to the Southwest Texas, go to South uh um Southern California, and you'll see.
01:03:18.000People don't speak English if you feel like you're in Mexico, dude.
01:03:20.000Dude, and we'll pee and this is so funny to kind of go back to like the soft conservatives.
01:03:24.000They'll acknowledge, oh, all of those people coming from California are gonna come to my state, and then they're gonna completely change the culture and make it liberal, but then they're like, well, as long as the immigrant comes here legally, it's fine.
01:03:33.000It's like the guy from California came there legally too, but you recognize that someone coming from a different place with different values isn't good for you and your family.
01:04:03.000And it's like, this is what I'm trying to say.
01:04:04.000Like, this is the goal that people have, right?
01:04:06.000Like, where it's like, no, you're gonna learn my language, whatever.
01:04:09.000It's like, no, dude, like, we need to go back to telling people, like, dude, okay, we need to bring racism back.
01:04:14.000We're we're yeah, I'll not that, but I hate to say we're still on the main show, so I'll chill, but we we need to bring racism back.
01:04:21.000It is before the lady who like she did the national anthem for I don't remember what event it was, and she did it in Spanish and said, I felt like I needed to.
01:04:28.000I said, if you were an American and you went to Spain and did the you know their national anthem anthem in English, how would they feel about that?
01:04:38.000They're going to tell you, yes, they do.
01:04:39.000Or I'm going to tell you that you do not.
01:04:41.000Remember when Borat went and sang the national anthem of Kazakhstan in English to the tune of Star Spangled Banner, and everyone started booing him.
01:05:35.000I this, yeah, I obviously I disagree with Mormons on a number of theological issues, but like everyone on the left who rips on Mormons, it's like, I know you're ripping on them for like the things I share in common with them.
01:05:46.000They're so dorky, how they love their kids and have both their pair and don't do drugs and they don't do drugs and don't drink and go to school, yeah, and and have girlfriends and then get married to them normal style and have careers and enjoy themselves and have motorcycles.
01:06:09.000My wife says, if you see a big uh happy family and they're like kind of messy, they're Catholic, and if you see a big happy family and they're like put together, they're Mormon.
01:06:57.000Oh I appreciate it, I'll take it, but like you never had them in the first place, man.
01:07:01.000That would be like the idea that like Kamala had the the manosphere lockdown, and then you came along with fresh and fit and she lost all of them.
01:07:09.000Like me and Andrews K, but it's starting called women bimbos, and like we just took all of them.
01:07:13.000Like, no, dude, the reality is like Democrats and the left in general has been ostracizing and shitting on men for too long.
01:07:19.000Like, if you look at even the biggest left-wing political commentators, like they're just not cool and they're corny and they're like too politically correct.
01:07:25.000It's like, does anyone here want to hang out with Hassan Piker?
01:07:33.000So, like, like these are the type of guys, like, if you say something like, Oh, yeah, that's lame, or like if you use a slur, I'm uh we're on YouTube.
01:07:38.000Yeah, you use a slur, what's gonna happen?
01:09:11.000That would have been that would have actually done her better if she was like looking to change people's mind, wouldn't be to say that she lost the male vote to you, but to say that I lost the male vote to our horrible influencers that don't actually represent anything that men actually fairly.
01:09:27.000Nikki Man, I want to mention I like it it is true.
01:09:30.000Obviously, when they're marketing towards uh so much of it is just dumping all over men.
01:09:35.000And it's like, of course, men aren't gonna follow you.
01:09:37.000And they try to do this white commercial thing.
01:09:53.000Where this stops the guy, you know, the you know, talking about toxic masculinity.
01:09:57.000And the reason why I always use this commercial is because that's a great barometer of where we are in society.
01:10:01.000A men's razor company is ostracizing their client base to a piece to an opposite gender that doesn't really buy their razors.
01:10:08.000That's the equivalent to like, could you imagine if like Victoria's Secret came out with a commercial, like, hey, stop being stupid bitches, make sandwiches again.
01:11:03.000And obviously, when you're like when you're with the guys too, and like women and children aren't present and they can't hear, you just say way more offensive stuff than you do if you know you're within earshot of women or you know you're with an earshot of children.
01:11:15.000Women change the temperature of the one million percent.
01:11:18.000That's also why it's important to just have like spaces that are male only, and we don't even have that anymore.
01:11:23.000Like the moment you start allowing women into certain male only spaces, you men are no longer interested in doing it because they can't just have a conversation without like worrying, am I gonna say the wrong thing in front of a woman?
01:11:33.000Or am I gonna like say something that's crazy and offensive and against her dignity or whatever it is?
01:11:39.000Like, am I am I gonna say like a cuss word in front of the lady?
01:11:42.000Whereas like when you're just with the dudes, you can speak much more freely.
01:11:45.000It's also the thing where you can make fun of men, and so these people on the left think like, oh, I can attack men because I attack women, I attack white women, and they're with it.
01:11:55.000White women are weirdly delusional, where you could be like, white people are evil, You did this to us.
01:12:25.000And I'll say this too, because like, you know, both uh during the 2024 campaign, like me and uh Andrew were both like endorsing Trump.
01:12:31.000And I know people are gonna say, Oh, well, you know, Trump is owned by them boys, which I agree he is to a degree, and I don't like what he's doing with Israel and stuff, but I still think that he was a way better decision that Kamala, because let me tell you this, at least we're able to we have more free speech now.
01:12:44.000Uh censorship on uh social media platforms has definitely went back compared to what it was under the Biden era.
01:12:48.000We got Emmer, he's actually, you know, doing what he's supposed to do with immigration.
01:12:52.000Um, he at least tried to talk to Pooh and even though uh we'll see what happens with that whole conflict.
01:12:56.000Um so I do think he's a way better choice.
01:12:58.000And quite frankly, dude, I'm not voting for a female president.
01:13:00.000I don't think women should ever have power.
01:13:01.000I don't even think women should have the right to vote if we're gonna be honest.
01:13:03.000I think we need to repeal the 19th Amendment.
01:13:05.000Because if we didn't, I'll say this if we had to rely on the female vote, Kamala Harris would be in office right now.
01:15:56.000When you have a phone tune, you're like managing people trying to keep because uh Napoleon said uh morale is to a man, it's three is to one.
01:16:07.000So when you have women degrading morale and making it difficult, and then one of them gets hurt, that's gonna affect you deeply.
01:16:14.000To watch a woman scream for her mother while she dies and her guts are hanging out and you're there, like, yeah, to see your friend do that is one thing, like, hey, we're warriors, you signed up for this.
01:16:24.000There's no part of my brain that goes, that woman signed up for this.
01:16:30.000Female POWs puts the the nation in a horrible position because now we yeah, they could exactly get a great assault you as a man when you get captured.
01:16:42.000Now that puts your government at a higher risk to negotiate with to get them back because of from a propaganda standpoint.
01:16:49.000Yeah, no, but it's already experienced that.
01:16:51.000This speaks everyone will say, like, oh, this is a horrible misogynistic thing.
01:16:53.000But the whole point is because we love women and don't want them to be POWs.
01:16:56.000And it's not that we don't care about the men, but like you said, yeah, yeah.
01:16:59.000With a man, you you go, this is part of like the nature of a man.
01:17:03.000Men are supposed to be warriors and protectors and you know, cartoonists, like I but I was mentioning earlier.
01:17:10.000About the male only spaces thing and how men can speak more freely when they're just with the guys, they don't have to worry about like the dignity of the woman in the room and protecting that, and they can just have conversations without like is this a word I can't say on a woman or whatever.
01:17:22.000What about what about when you're in the military fighting in a battle?
01:17:24.000Dude, you can't be thinking you can't be thinking about that when you're fighting in a war.
01:17:30.000Like, there's no one that's talked to more females than I have.
01:17:32.000I talked to I've talked to almost 4,000 girls on my show.
01:17:34.000And there's like, it's insane the amount of information I've been able to collect.
01:17:38.000And one of the biggest things I've been able to, you know, figure out about females, regardless of their background, their race, their education level, their upbringing, etc., right?
01:17:47.000But one of the things that's incredible is they have this inability to understand generalizations.
01:17:53.000Like if I say something that's objectively true generally, they'll say, Well, that doesn't apply to me, right?
01:17:58.000And and I get it because women are naturally narcissistic and solstice because they're the more um vulnerable sex, they have to protect themselves because they carry the next lineage of a human being, they have to be more selfish.
01:18:15.000But the point I'm trying to make is is like they have an inability to um to understand concepts that are abstract, especially when it comes to generality.
01:18:22.000So if I say something, they'll say, Well, that doesn't apply to me.
01:18:24.000And I'm like, Well, yeah, it might not, or maybe you're the exception to the rule, but they'll make an argument for the exception to the rule.
01:18:29.000That is, but that's then another important thing as well, is they have a big issue with the way information is conveyed.
01:18:35.000So, in other words, if I say, Yeah, you're fucking retarded, guys won't really get mad about that.
01:18:40.000But if you say that to a woman, she'll get mad because she won't like the way that you said it.
01:18:43.000So for them, the way you convey information is more important than the content of the information.
01:19:00.000As a dude, especially if you're being sketchy, you can say mean things in a nice way, and a girl will be like, Oh my gosh, you're the best.
01:19:29.000If if a guy walks into a room and he's a multimillionary successful and he talks down to the guys in there, everyone's gonna shut the fuck up and listen because they're like, this guy's better than me.
01:19:36.000We all understand Lynn like hierarchy.
01:20:05.000And I know that sounds fucked up, but yeah, women are stupid.
01:20:08.000I don't agree that we I wouldn't say that women are stupid.
01:20:12.000But that I would say that we there are major differences between men and women.
01:20:16.000And it and I will say the odds of a random woman being plucked off the street and being a better leader than a random man feels intuitively wrong to impossible.
01:20:34.000In the age of the internet, now that the idea of like the anecdotal evidence has become more and more common, where you say something that is generally true, and somebody says, Well, but this, and I see that all the time now from everyone.
01:20:45.000Like we were pointing out earlier, we were talking about like when when somebody you know dies, and uh the first thing that goes is what they sound like.
01:20:52.000The first thing you forget is what the person sounded like.
01:20:55.000And I saw like multiple people say, like, that's not true because when my you know my mom died or my uncle died, like I still remember what they sound like.
01:21:03.000I'm saying that the from what I read from studies that the first thing that generally people, but I don't even know if that's necessarily just women, just in this day and age, people are becoming more and more narcissistic, and their only frame of reference when they're holding, you know, when they're talking to you is their own life experience.
01:21:19.000It's actually something that I try to point out on this show is like you talk a lot in theory, you talk a lot, it be you know, because we're talking about large scale concepts and abstracts.
01:21:28.000But most people these days, you lose them because anecdotal evidence is so powerful for a lot of people.
01:21:33.000It's like when you talk about immigration.
01:21:35.000Well, we need to do this because this is happening and it's affecting our job market.
01:21:56.000And and and like men will be far more logically sound listening to the two people argue, we're too scared to tell women they're dumb because we want to have sex with them.
01:22:25.000That's like a that's where a woman thrives in her femininity.
01:22:29.000So her obstinates, her rudeness, her inability to listen, her inability to be a leader, those are all great things when ordered towards the thing that she's the best at.
01:22:46.000And a lot of what we're talking about with like a difficulty with hierarchy or wanting to even things out, that's actually great when you're raising children.
01:22:52.000Like when you're dealing with children below a certain age, it's understandable why that instinct is there.
01:22:57.000And then it's supposed to be balanced out by the father who goes, like, no, he did mess up and he can face consequences, right?
01:23:03.000There's a there's this great line from C.S. Lewis.
01:23:05.000He says, uh, a man has to protect his wife from the world, and he also has to protect the world from his wife, basically.
01:23:12.000She is always gonna want to push for her child, which is beautiful, but like when the child is wrong, they should be able to face some consequences.
01:23:19.000And we've got a whole generation of people who are raised by these overbearing mothers who always went to bat for them even when they did something wrong, and the father was in the back seat, like, oh yes, dear.
01:23:29.000Well, this is why single father's in the front seat of his car and he's across the country.
01:23:32.000Statistically speaking, this is why single fathers do better than single mothers, actually, because like this is how important it is to like discipline your kid.
01:23:38.000Yeah, you might not have the whole, like, oh, I wasn't loved that much, but like you'll be tougher, you'll you know, understand that there's consequences, like, because the re I've always said like a good dad keeps a daughter off the shirt pole and a dead their son out of jail, like versus like your mom, right?
01:23:51.000Like, we know single mother households like lead to you know the biggest fuck-ups in society.
01:23:55.000So a lot of people will bring up like, oh, discipline, my mom hit me a lot.
01:23:59.000Hitting you or yelling at you or trying to keep you from doing things isn't discipline.
01:24:03.000Especially when you reach teenage years, yeah.
01:24:05.000Discipline is a skill that you cultivate through being taught by someone else.
01:24:28.000You know, I just you know, look, and I want to be clear about this.
01:24:32.000Are there women out there that are competent enough to hold positions of power that their logically sound side of their brain will override their emotional side?
01:24:40.000But it's not enough to justify opening the doors for them to come in.
01:24:44.000I don't think they should vote or have any of that stuff.
01:24:46.000And I do think that they should be focusing on family, having children, domestic stuff, making delicious sandwiches, and uh not pursuing school because and and education because and um work because that that's feminism, I would argue has been the catalyst for so many of the societal problems we have now.
01:25:01.000I don't even know if I necessarily agree with you, but I I do think that in general, most people aren't cut out for politics.
01:25:07.000Like when you're when you're talking about these types of stories, like, okay, we agree on immigration.
01:25:12.000Are you gonna be the one who says go and pull this person out of their house in front of their neighbors to and to get them out of the country for the good of everybody else here?
01:25:22.000And most people aren't wired to do that type of action.
01:25:26.000Like I think a lot of it is because we've turned politics into a spectator sport where everybody's Sharing their theories back and forth about how things should be.
01:25:33.000But most people, it's it's why very few people are cut out to be a CEO.
01:25:36.000They are not cut out to remove entire divisions of a brand to keep the company afloat.
01:25:43.000They're not cut out to look at people as pieces on a chessboard, because that's how most people aren't wired.
01:25:49.000But there is a certain type of person that is.
01:25:51.000Now, if that falls specifically more common than not in men than women, then yes, but most of the time these days, I would argue that most of us are not cut out for that type of leadership.
01:26:01.000Well, the sad thing about most people aren't cut out for like things every adult was capable of doing a hundred years ago.
01:26:07.000Like when it with the voting thing, my thing is women don't have skin in the game, so they shouldn't vote.
01:26:11.000Because of uh, they're not in selective service.
01:26:15.000Like, I think I don't I think they like if with men, we can have a discussion of okay, maybe this should have a civics test, maybe they should have some type of other experience or whatever, but with like women, it's like they're not even in the game because they don't have I find it absolutely ludicrous that they can vote to put the you know, to who put the commander in chief who runs the military with no skin in the game.
01:27:33.000Like, if you think about the right being down and the left being up in this situation, liberal and conservative, do you see the men in South Korea are going pretty hard to the to the right, and the women are kind of, you know, uh pretty chill plus 30, it looks like here.
01:28:57.000Jimmy is a free speech warrior, and he needs to show us all what free speech really looks like by throwing on blackface and dis and disrespecting Charlie's memory live on television.
01:29:10.000Remember him back in the in the days of like the man show?
01:29:12.000Remember how like that was compared to now.
01:29:14.000It's like it's like all the gloves are on now.
01:29:15.000He's like putting all the all the pillows on himself and patting himself and make sure he does everything the right way.
01:29:20.000You know, this is you know, I think this symbolizes I've we thought discussed this a little bit earlier, but I truly do think like mainstream television is just done.
01:29:30.000Like from a media perspective from a comedia perspective, from like uh, you know, movie perspective.
01:29:35.000Like, and I think the 2024 um election cycle kind of proved that.
01:29:38.000You look at like Kamala Harris's route where she went and you know got endorsements from people like Beyonce and Taylor Swift, um, you know, uh LeBron James, all like your traditional A-list celebrities versus Trump went the route of influencers and streamers and you know, you leveraging social media, and he beat her in a landslide.
01:29:56.000And hell, even Kamala mentioned, like, oh yeah, well, I didn't have the manosphere, even though she never had it anyway.
01:30:00.000But I think this goes to show that the media landscape is changing.
01:30:04.000Like, you know, you guys like Timcast, right?
01:30:06.000You guys are doing views just as much as like CNN, right?
01:30:11.000Like a lot of these independent media groups are starting to overtake mainstream media, which is good because you know, if we don't have alternative media, we end up like in early 2000s where we're supporting a war for no reason because all they were doing is saying, Oh, they hate us because we're on freedom, they hate us with our freedom, and we had nothing else to listen to.
01:30:27.000Like, I don't think people understand that like the media really played into the Iraq war significantly, but now Trump was double was uh like you know, thinking twice before bombing Iran.
01:30:36.000Yeah, you like you could see he was like really strategizing because the base was like, dude, what are you doing?
01:30:40.000We said no war, no new wars, and alternative media people that like had supported him and endorsed them were like no wars, no wars or war, even Charlie Kirk.
01:30:46.000So he had to kind of go about it in a in a more methodical and strategic manner, which is good.
01:30:51.000So I think alternative media keeps politicians honest, it keeps it gives the people a voice, and then also, you know, it weeds out, you know, stooges like this guy, and quite frankly, no one watches late-night shows anymore, bro.
01:31:02.000It's not David Letterman and Jay Leno Aaron and I mean, even whether it's mainstream or alternative media, it's more about being authentic.
01:31:08.000Because like I heard you guys mentioning it earlier, she did call her daddy, and it didn't matter.
01:31:13.000They rebuilt a set because they're in they're not capable of actually being authentic and sharing.
01:31:18.000It would have been better to do that podcast freestyle, just in the White House or whatever, it like in act like you're being normal.
01:31:28.000Like, she not only did she do that podcast, but it's like, dude, the people that are watching this podcast would have voted for you anyway.
01:31:34.000Right, like dumb bimbos, they're gonna vote for you.
01:31:39.000Like, but like no dude from the man, like, no dude who watches you is like, and I gotta see what the guys we effed girls are up to or whatever.
01:31:48.000You gotta go on adversarial shows to like try to cut like this.
01:31:51.000Is why like doing debates and like going on this is why leftists are idiots.
01:31:54.000Like, I don't know why they don't like these liberal uh political commentators.
01:31:58.000Like, they should be doing right-wing shows all the time because like you get exposed to a whole other audience, and here's the thing like with conservatives that I've realized if you're able to make good arguments and stand on your points, even if you have a different ideology, people will respect you on this side.
01:32:13.000Yeah, well, the thing is none of them can make good arguments, that's why they're not doing it.
01:32:19.000Like they were all watching, they were all they were going to Kamala's Rumble channel and like chatting in with their questions, and then you came along and she like lost your I'm losing my mind thinking about her going on your show, not like as the main guest, she's just one of the girls.
01:32:32.000Like, you're like, introduce yourself, and she's like, My name's Cherry, I'm a stripper from Georgia, and then you're like, and you are you single?
01:33:26.000It was not his strongest performance at all.
01:33:28.000You you could tell it was not 2016 Trump.
01:33:30.000And there are people, there are people who are just like they are the disaffected liberals and the ones who are looking for any reason to vote the other way because they're sick of being called a Nazi for not uh for not having insane policies on immigration, and they're just waiting for somebody to have my like if we're not if we're not like careful, Fetterman is gonna be president just by asking basic questions and being able to form a sentence.
01:33:55.000He will end up being president one day because he called communist pinkos like a couple years ago.
01:34:03.000Yeah, like I don't like communists and Republicans like, oh my gosh, that's somewhat normal.
01:34:06.000Well, it's not like you're like he's a closet Republican.
01:34:09.000And Republicans and conservatives are always looking to engage with arguments and and be convinced because they do actually want to have their points challenged, and it's actually a testament to just how bad the platform is over on the left that they're like, you know what, Kamala Harris lost, what should we do?
01:34:24.000Let's hire Olivia Giuliani Giuliana to win the men back.
01:34:27.000Yeah, it's yeah, that was a yeah, that's a fact, girl, right?
01:34:31.000Yeah, that was a huge L. This is the thing is like I act this part of me thinks that the reason she was put there is because there were like really nasty women there who didn't like her and were trying to make her hurt.
01:34:40.000I actually think that it's like that pathological.
01:35:27.000The one where they're at the ballot box.
01:35:29.000There was one where it was like this commercial, and the music playing in it was like it was like the kind of women, the music you'd hear in like a feminine product commercial.
01:35:37.000It was like the it was that it was like this is supposed to appeal to men.
01:36:02.000Or you someone like me who tells women to their face they're stupid or he goes to the gym, whatever.
01:36:06.000Like, guys want to, if if we're gonna watch you want to be able to identify with you to some degree, we need to be able to respect you to take you seriously.
01:37:47.000I disagree with Andrew Tate and what he's doing and all the womanizing, but it's important, remember that that's part of why Catholic guys have to stand up and talk about this stuff, frankly.
01:37:55.000Because if you don't, then those are gonna be the only guys talking about it.
01:37:59.000And but it's and it's also easy to I do see what is because Andrew lives in authentic life to himself.
01:38:06.000Yeah, like he is doing exactly what he wants to do, the way he wants to do it, and he's taking he's like taking control.
01:38:13.000Well, here's the other thing, too, guys.
01:38:14.000Let me let me because me and him have a this exact same worldview when it comes to women.
01:38:18.000Now, I get you guys are Catholic and you guys are religious, and and I respect that, but the problem is religion, unfortunately, will not it will not assist you with finding a woman in today's day and age because women have changed so much.
01:38:32.000Now, with that said, obviously you come to a frame, you understand what you're doing, etc.
01:38:36.000You might find a girl, but what I'm saying is that the days where we had shame, religion, a father figure, the family, the church, the community, all of these what I call social guardrails that kept women in place, they're gone.
01:38:48.000So it's very difficult for men who are very religious, who are virgins, who want to get married and get uh, you know, be uh you'd lose their virgin on their wedding night.
01:38:56.000It's very difficult to navigate that now as a man in 2025 versus 1955.
01:39:01.000Well, the beauty of marriage and God's plan for the sexes is it keeps both sexes in line because one of the things that happens is literally in every society throughout history, the most dangerous demographic are always unmarried young men.
01:40:20.000Do you have like a thing you would tell a young man who's like, I love her, but you I like I I think now again, there's always nuance, there's always girls that will be the exception to the rule.
01:40:30.000But I would argue, like if a girl did sex work or she was an only fan chick, or she did something uh where she was selling her sexuality or something like that, right?
01:40:37.000She decides, oh well, yeah, now I'm gonna go ahead and get married.
01:40:40.000Out of a hundred of these girls, 95 of them are gonna probably regress back to being 304s.
01:40:45.000Maybe five will actually change and stay that way.
01:40:56.000No, first well, there's a lot to consider too.
01:40:58.000I mean, uh obviously it's a prudential judgment.
01:41:00.000Someone can choose to marry someone in that position, but there's also the fact of like, do I want my kids to see that they're another one?
01:41:30.000Basically, what you do is just read the name of the title, uh, ignore the value, and just read the uh the ones that highlight here for you.
01:41:37.000Uh Jacob Howley, I think that's how Holly Howley breaking from New York Times.
01:41:43.000The Oregon National Guard has ordered their troops to stand down, and the adjutant general has ordered all guard troops to refuse orders from President Trump and the federal branch.
01:41:54.000They said they will defend anti-fa protesters' insurrection.
01:43:24.000Yeah, in the same way that the United States made ISIS, where it's not like they're in control of them or something like that, but they armed rebels because They thought this is the one thing I actually do know about the region is they did arm rebels because they didn't think uh or not arm them, they promoted them because they thought they would be easier to dismiss than the secular ones who were opposing their reshapes.
01:43:41.000And not just that, because also because the the fight between Palestinian authority create more division so that they don't come together between West Bank and Gaza and Interesting.
01:44:41.000I generally agree with that sentiment, but the the argument you're gonna hear back from most of the conservatives is that they've been failing the optics war for decades, and no matter how much they hit the brakes, they're gonna make those videos anyways.
01:44:54.000They could do anything, they could enforce any law, and you're gonna be called a Nazi and a fascist anyways.
01:45:07.000You put a target on his back that didn't need to be there.
01:45:10.000He was one of the instrumental faces to help get you elected.
01:45:13.000And as for a lot of people who like me who would consider themselves more moderate, like whether it's, you know, we had a whole discussion tonight about immigration, what needs to be done, but the optics matter, and you're gonna lose a lot of people in the age of social media because it's just too easy to make those videos.
01:45:30.000Every time you see the clip of the guy uh of the ice agent macing the person, you're never gonna see the whole clip.
01:45:36.000You're never gonna see that guy agitate him.
01:45:39.000You're never gonna see them come at them aggressively.
01:45:41.000The only thing you're gonna see is the is the mace.
01:46:16.000Um, and you'll see the BS that cops deal with where like they're trying to de-escalate all the time.
01:46:20.000Trust me, guys, cops don't want to get into shootings, dude.
01:46:22.000It's like the worst thing ever because now you're under investigation, you can go to jail, you can get indicted, even if it's a clean shoot, you can have a uh, you know, a DA say, you know, we're gonna indict him anyway.
01:46:31.000Like, no one wants to get into a shooting, man.
01:46:34.000Like, you know, obviously you get a couple crazies out there that do want to do it, but 99% of cops never want to get in a shooting.
01:46:40.000So when they're shooting that gun, trust me, they probably ran out of options.
01:46:43.000And the other thing too is like when it comes to use of force, and I people need to understand this you're never operating on 2020 hindsight.
01:46:48.000You're operating at what what did what was known to you at the time when you took the the shot?
01:46:53.000So if you see someone and they pull out what looks like a gun, it could be a toy gun.
01:46:57.000It doesn't matter if uh, you know, it was a toy gun and you didn't know that at the time and you shot him.
01:47:02.000That's a c that's gonna be a clean shoe.
01:47:04.000But a lot of people I've noticed like don't understand use of force and and how it operates and self-defense law.
01:47:08.000Yeah, they'll say shoot him in the leg.
01:47:13.000This is also why body cam footage like destroyed BLM.
01:47:16.000Yeah, I have a bit about actually seeing what was happening.
01:47:19.000I literally have a bit about how the police squad, like the channel of the police video channel, everyone's like, we gotta start shooting more people.
01:47:53.000Well, if you look at the police video, the police activity channel, what he did, what he did was the guy walked up, asked him several times, step out the car, he wouldn't get out, and he closed the door, and the windows weren't sitting.
01:48:07.000That's when he turned his video on, and you see him smashing.
01:48:09.000But this is an important thing because it's like people never see the full context of this stuff.
01:48:13.000Is that the one where the woman was in the car screaming at a I saw another one where there's like a woman screaming they have a baby, and it seems horrible, but then you read the article and it's like they tried arresting this guy, and he got into a police chase with a baby in the car in blue red lights.
01:48:38.000Any time anyone commits any, like some kid can hit an old lady in the head with a brick, and it's like, well, what were the socioeconomic factors that made it like?
01:48:46.000But then the cop shoots someone who was trying to stab him, and they're like, he just did that for no reason.
01:49:35.000If if you guys, if you contribute to the crowdfunding campaign at Twisted Plots for a full-length animated show, you can make all those suggestions that you want.
01:52:07.000And it's it's again, generally, men who are sent to fight it.
01:52:09.000I don't know why you'd want to sign up for a man's punishment.
01:52:11.000Like, women get plenty of other punishments of their own.
01:52:13.000I don't know why you're trying to have both.
01:52:15.000They also don't really like you're also, as a man who has been in the military, I don't want to go to war because there are freaks who like it.
01:53:37.000For those of you who don't know, I used to have a show where I was doing leftist politics, and it was pretty popular, and people were like evil.
01:53:51.000Like, it's like so funny to be in here, and and there are people, you know, there's people saying funny mean stuff or whatever, but there's a lot of like really genuinely nice messages in here.
01:54:00.000I'm like, wow, how much more pleasant are these people?
01:54:03.000When you were on Culture War and Mary came back and she was like, Oh, I was talking to Shane, and like she told me like who you were, and I'm like, didn't that because you skate?
01:54:12.000I was like, didn't he used to be like a communist comedian?
01:55:08.000I used to say that they're because they are like they do that thing that people do where it's an amorphous organization with no top-down leadership.
01:55:41.000Hey, Shane, I just saw your stand-up live in Atlanta, amazing set.
01:55:44.000Everyone go check out Shane's special.
01:55:45.000This just feels like I'm an asshole for reading this.
01:55:47.000Best material I've seen all year as a huge spokesperson for Australia.
01:55:51.000Tim Cass crew, go see one battle after another, you'll hate it.
01:55:56.000I mean, Paul Thomas Anderson is also just uh dude, gadget ratchet.
01:56:01.000I do not mean to be that guy, but raised by a single mother, never been to jail, would be considered an average Joe who's about to start a business, however, Myron is correct.
01:56:10.000Well, most average Joes these days were raised by single moms and are normal.
01:56:17.000So, I mean, that's not that's not necessarily the problem.
01:56:20.000But if one out of every 10 kids from a broken home ends up bad, and you make 50 million more broken homes in a generation than before, what's the math on that?
01:56:33.000You just added millions of broken young men to society despite the fact that a hundred million worked out.
01:56:55.000But uh, this one right here, if you want to out uh, let's see, Couptagon, if you want to talk immigration fraud, USCIS reviewed immigration cases in Minneapolis where a certain community is Somalians and immediately said forty-four percent were fraudulent.
01:58:10.000I don't know the Russian guy who's a Russian yeah.
01:58:12.000He no I think Kurt's Albert Fish is the with is the werewolf of wisteria or whatever.
01:58:17.000I I don't think he killed a hundred kids.
01:58:19.000I do know that he put needles in his grundle, and when they arrested him, they were like, Why do you have a bunch of needles in your gooch?
01:58:29.000This is like where you go, like when you get like black pill and politics, is I just start like re-watching things about domestic terrorism and serial killers, and I'm like, ah, the 90s.
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02:09:30.000So nearly every legislative I am I don't want to have a lot of people.
02:09:33.000I think I you know, this just kind of proves my point, right?