Valuetainment - January 24, 2026


“A Young Man’s Revolution” - Andrew Tate WARNS Of MASS RADICALIZATION Against Israel


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Misogynist Sentences

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On this episode of the podcast, I sit down with my good friend Nick Cohen to discuss the current state of the Jewish people and whether or not the Jews are actually to blame for the problems we re all facing. If you don t know who Nick is, then you re in for a treat.

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00:00:43.740 If we go back and we think about...
00:00:46.560 By the way, do you know I found a message from you, you know, that we could...
00:00:52.140 Seven years ago? Six years ago? I don't know what it was.
00:00:54.820 Wow.
00:00:54.980 Do you know that? You had like 40,000 followers.
00:00:58.160 I don't remember.
00:00:58.500 And it was, yeah, that's the point. It could have been eight years ago. It could have been seven years ago.
00:01:03.320 Crazy.
00:01:03.540 But I remember watching, I'm like, who is this guy? What a freaking well-spoken guy.
00:01:08.740 And I think that's what a lot of people would say, like, who is this guy? This guy speaks so well.
00:01:12.440 Let me hear him out. Boom. Good point. Good point. Good point.
00:01:14.640 So what were the good points? Okay. You know, why would a man get married? You know, it's a waste of time.
00:01:19.340 Man, man, female, okay. Then it was COVID. You know, the government said, then it's Matrix.
00:01:24.320 Then it became Israel. Okay. And remember, every argument goes like this, the cycle, right?
00:01:30.100 Where would you say we are right now in this cycle of Israel? The topic of Israel, it's always the Jews.
00:01:35.900 Jews are in charge. They're doing this. Do you think we're here for this new cycle? Or do you think we're here?
00:01:42.020 Do you know what I'm asking? Yeah, I understand what you're asking. I think the Gaza situation was putting a huge spotlight on Israel.
00:01:49.720 That seems to have died down now. The flotilla's gone and the bombing has stopped. That's a big part of it.
00:01:55.640 But I do believe there is a huge percentage of the young male population which are so disenfranchised with the system that they're looking for somebody to blame.
00:02:05.260 If you want to get someone on here to discuss whether the Israelis or the Jews are actually to blame, well, that's going to be Nick because I believe he's more qualified than I.
00:02:14.640 I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is that young men are waking up in a world where they stand no chance of having any of the things their fathers had.
00:02:22.280 They're never going to have a wife who respects them and loves them because their wife's on TikTok and believes she deserves a G-wagon full of roses.
00:02:27.920 And they believe they need a Lambo at 19. And nobody wants to work a job because jobs don't pay.
00:02:32.860 And nobody wants to go to school because a degree isn't going to pay.
00:02:35.900 And nobody can save up to buy a house because you can no longer compound your work in dollars.
00:02:40.360 You can't go to work, do an hour's work, put it in the bank, do another hour's work, put it in the bank and save up to buy a house.
00:02:46.720 Because you're being outpaced by inflation, money printing, all these wars, all this Somali fraud, taxes.
00:02:53.460 You're being outpaced. You can't even save money anymore.
00:02:56.640 So when young men are waking up in a world where their only chance to possibly get rich is effectively gamble on crypto,
00:03:02.860 literally gamble. They're sitting here going, well, this system's broken.
00:03:06.640 Who's behind this system? Why am I living in such a broken system?
00:03:10.720 And there is a theory, and there's many theories as to who's in charge of the world or who built this system
00:03:15.960 or why the system's so broken. There is a theory that it's the Jews.
00:03:20.500 That's why anti-Semitism is going to continue, no matter what Israel does, whether they stop the bombing or not,
00:03:26.720 whether the Jews come on the news and shut this song down or not,
00:03:29.760 whether they try and ostracize anyone who talks about them or not.
00:03:32.520 None of that's going to change anything, as long as you have a huge percentage of young men
00:03:36.700 who stand no hope in life.
00:03:38.420 Because when you've always, in any point in human history,
00:03:41.100 when you find a large subset of the young masculine population that have no hope,
00:03:46.840 it's going to be a revolution.
00:03:48.000 They're looking for somebody to blame, and they're going to do something.
00:03:50.380 They're going to become radicalized.
00:03:51.560 That happens absolutely everywhere.
00:03:54.020 So for you to ask me, where are we in the Israel conversation?
00:03:56.600 I don't think it matters what Israel does, or BB, what he says, or what Trump says.
00:04:02.420 I don't think any of that matters.
00:04:03.360 When you have all these men out here who have no hope of building a good life,
00:04:06.900 they're going to find somebody to blame for it, whether it's immigrants.
00:04:10.640 That's what it is in European countries.
00:04:12.540 What would you do?
00:04:13.740 You're 22.
00:04:14.640 You're 22 today, not 39.
00:04:18.840 You're 22 today, and you're seeing what the market's going,
00:04:23.920 and your brain's going a million miles an hour.
00:04:26.000 You're consuming all this information.
00:04:28.220 How would you position yourself when you're watching some of the influence?
00:04:33.460 It's always the Jews.
00:04:34.300 It's Israel.
00:04:34.800 It's this.
00:04:35.120 It's that.
00:04:35.580 How would you process it to differentiate yourself?
00:04:37.640 Okay, so the first thing is, I think it's very easy to confuse finding someone to blame
00:04:42.280 or finding out what's happening with fixing the problem.
00:04:45.560 And I think there is, I'm not going to lie,
00:04:47.380 there's definitely a large percentage of people on the internet who are looking for someone to blame
00:04:51.260 as opposed to taking personal responsibility to fix the problem.
00:04:54.460 There's no Jew that's stopping you from going to the gym and being in good shape.
00:04:57.980 No Jew is stopping you walking into a gym.
00:05:00.240 So, like, you have personal responsibility and personal accountability,
00:05:03.760 and in many situations, even if they're unfair, even if the game is rigged,
00:05:08.600 the best thing you can do is say, well, these are the rules I'm playing within,
00:05:11.340 and I have to try and win and take absolute personal responsibility for everything.
00:05:14.720 That's the first thing.
00:05:15.720 The second thing, you asked what I would do if I was 22.
00:05:18.400 That is a very difficult question to answer
00:05:20.540 because I think we've moved into a new stage of capitalism.
00:05:23.760 We've moved into this heavily financialized, this stock market bubble version of capitalism,
00:05:29.960 which is different than the consumer capitalism we used to live under.
00:05:32.700 In the 90s, you got rich by opening a mom-and-pop shop or opening a factory.
00:05:38.200 I make lighters, and I'm going to sell you lighters,
00:05:40.400 and you're going to buy the lighters, and I'm going to produce them,
00:05:42.100 and I'm going to make a profit, and I'm going to get rich.
00:05:43.800 But what chance do you have of manufacturing anything in the West?
00:05:46.780 Zero.
00:05:47.300 What chance do you have of competing with any of these large conglomerates or monopolies in the West?
00:05:51.200 Basically zero.
00:05:52.120 If I gave you a million dollars in 1990 and said make more money, you'd open businesses.
00:05:56.740 If I give you a million dollars now and said make more money,
00:05:59.580 you'd put it in the stock market.
00:06:01.020 Or you buy Bitcoin.
00:06:01.720 So you're, a lot of the times, just investing in the monopolies.
00:06:05.420 It's getting easier and easier to make money from money,
00:06:08.240 and harder and harder to make money from nothing.
00:06:10.720 And this is the problem with the world we're in, because young people have no money.
00:06:14.520 So to make their first million is nearly impossible.
00:06:17.840 But to turn a million into 10 million is easy.
00:06:20.700 Buy and chill.
00:06:22.480 That's it.
00:06:23.340 So it's getting worse and worse.
00:06:24.680 And this ties into what I said earlier about the fact that since 2016, we have trillions and trillions of brand new dollars,
00:06:30.800 GDPs through the roof, stock markets all-time high, everyone with money is richer,
00:06:35.580 but the country actually, if you look around, doesn't feel richer at all.
00:06:38.960 The economy is actually worse than it's ever been.
00:06:40.920 The real economy at the bottom.
00:06:42.600 The rich are just getting richer all of the time.
00:06:44.460 So as a 22-year-old, what they are doing, what they're currently doing,
00:06:49.020 it's because they understand this, they're all becoming radicalized.
00:06:52.060 Some of them are finding people to blame for it,
00:06:54.200 and sitting and lamenting and crying in their bedrooms about the situation.
00:06:57.700 Some are going, okay, I need to find a way out, and are effectively gambling.
00:07:01.920 This is why meme coins are such a big thing.
00:07:03.980 This is why prediction markets are such a big thing.
00:07:05.940 This is why online casinos are making larger profits than they've ever made.
00:07:09.740 Because a young man understands $10,000 means nothing.
00:07:12.720 I need $10 million.
00:07:14.240 $10,000 is nothing.
00:07:15.080 I may as well just gamble it.
00:07:16.680 $10,000 and zero is the same.
00:07:18.780 So all the young men in the world today are just throwing their money away,
00:07:21.660 trying to get enough money to turn that money into money,
00:07:24.820 because that's the only way to make money now.
00:07:27.640 The solution to all of this is extremely complicated.
00:07:30.700 It's difficult.
00:07:31.300 I don't know what the solution is.
00:07:32.520 For me to answer the question, what would I do at 22?
00:07:34.720 Well, I'll do the same thing I've always done.
00:07:36.040 I've become so exceptional that I can disprove the rule.
00:07:39.220 I could say, all right, by average, it's nearly impossible.
00:07:43.400 Yes, the game is rigged.
00:07:44.600 Yes, it's extremely hard to do.
00:07:45.960 But I'm not the average guy.
00:07:47.240 Is that an evergreen philosophy?
00:07:48.800 I think it is.
00:07:49.520 I think so as well.
00:07:50.140 I think the only thing you can do,
00:07:52.040 if everything that is told to us about the Jews controlling America
00:07:56.280 and the system being rigged, if all of that's true,
00:07:58.500 the correct answer is still to get up, work hard, be better than everyone else,
00:08:03.680 try harder than everyone else does, and excel.
00:08:06.160 That's the only answer.
00:08:07.300 You can sit and tweet all day if you want, but it's not going to fix your life.
00:08:11.120 So that is the answer.
00:08:12.960 However, the game is certainly becoming harder because I can talk from personal experience.
00:08:17.640 It is so easy for me to turn money into money,
00:08:20.340 and it is so difficult for me to find a business that makes me money.
00:08:24.360 It's hard now, even for me in this current economy.
00:08:27.480 It's so easy for me to buy an asset and wait.
00:08:29.920 That's the safest, easiest thing I can do.
00:08:32.200 And this is the world we live in.
00:08:33.440 And do you know what that does to asset prices?
00:08:35.220 They soar.
00:08:36.080 So what happens to the young people?
00:08:37.820 We're living in financialized capital.
00:08:39.500 That's always been the case, though.
00:08:40.600 No, that's always been the case.
00:08:41.420 No, I don't think so.
00:08:42.860 I think, of course, you could always make money from assets.
00:08:45.460 Of course you could.
00:08:46.220 But what I'm saying is...
00:08:47.000 Buy and hold is a thing that's been around for a while.
00:08:50.180 But the idea that you could open a business and make money from the business,
00:08:54.720 I think that's become a lot harder now than it would have been in the year 2000.
00:08:57.860 You think it's harder to start a business today?
00:08:59.260 I think it's harder to open...
00:09:00.640 Are you crazy in America?
00:09:01.160 It's the easiest time to ever do it, Dave.
00:09:01.960 I think it's harder to open a physical business in the West today than it was 20 years ago.
00:09:06.080 Let me hear a response.
00:09:06.960 You're saying like a mom and pop shop.
00:09:08.000 Just to start a business.
00:09:09.100 I think it's harder to open a physical business in the West anywhere, not just America,
00:09:13.440 in the West today than it ever was.
00:09:15.340 I think 20 years ago, you stood a better chance of opening a physical business anywhere.
00:09:18.820 I think now by the time you open anything...
00:09:20.560 Unpack that.
00:09:21.140 You're competing with conglomerates and monopolies.
00:09:24.080 You can't sell phone chargers.
00:09:25.900 You can't...
00:09:26.380 By the time you take all the products Amazon sell, all the products Walmart sell,
00:09:31.300 all the products Target sell,
00:09:32.640 if you look at the amount of small independent stores that used to exist only 20 years ago,
00:09:37.360 everyone's out of business.
00:09:38.600 It's monopolized.
00:09:40.060 Most things are completely monopolized in the West.
00:09:42.340 So it's very difficult for you as an individual to go and start a company
00:09:45.760 and compete with these monopolies.
00:09:47.160 You can do something online, of course,
00:09:49.340 but this ties into what we were saying earlier.
00:09:51.160 If you're trying to make money online, how do you do it?
00:09:53.420 You need attention.
00:09:54.200 How do you get attention online?
00:09:55.720 Well, you can have life experience like all of us.
00:09:57.860 You can go through a very, very difficult life,
00:09:59.480 and you can tell stories, and you can try to be entertaining,
00:10:01.500 but most people can't do that.
00:10:02.960 You're 23.
00:10:04.060 So how do you make money online?
00:10:05.460 Well, you need attention.
00:10:06.280 How do you get attention online?
00:10:07.340 You're a clown.
00:10:07.980 And this ties into all the problems with society by and large.
00:10:12.640 This ties into all the crap we see with online pranking
00:10:15.500 and these stupid things that are going on
00:10:17.300 and these TikTok videos and all this garbage
00:10:19.340 and people literally risking their lives,
00:10:21.380 setting themselves on fire to try and promote a meme coin.
00:10:23.800 All of this is from desperation
00:10:25.340 because young men do not see a way out of the trap.
00:10:29.020 The system was very, very clear before.
00:10:31.440 Go to school.
00:10:32.280 Get a degree.
00:10:33.000 Get a good job.
00:10:33.840 Save your money.
00:10:34.600 Buy a house.
00:10:35.100 Nobody in good faith can say that that still works.
00:10:37.940 It doesn't work.
00:10:39.020 The game has changed.
00:10:39.860 The game has changed.
00:10:41.620 The game is broken.
00:10:42.920 And it's broken.
00:10:43.620 The reason...
00:10:44.140 No, I'll tell you why it's broken.
00:10:45.140 I disagree with you.
00:10:45.940 When you have a game where 90% of people playing it are going to lose,
00:10:50.660 and then you believe they're not going to be revolutionaries in some form or another,
00:10:54.440 then you haven't read enough history books, sir.
00:10:56.060 They're going to find someone to blame, and they're going to burn it down.
00:10:59.100 I agree with that.
00:10:59.860 Why is socialism winning in New York?
00:11:01.580 I'll tell you why.
00:11:02.500 Because people are broke.
00:11:04.220 So they think, why would I buy into capitalism?
00:11:06.800 Everyone tells me socialism's so bad all the time.
00:11:09.160 Everyone tells me that communism's terrible, and Mom Dami's terrible,
00:11:12.020 and I've read about the history.
00:11:14.040 I've read about the communists.
00:11:15.100 Everyone says socialism's bad.
00:11:16.620 Well, I'm living in capitalism, and I have no fucking health care,
00:11:19.380 and I can't afford a house.
00:11:20.760 So what do I have to lose at this point?
00:11:22.720 You wonder why the socialists and the Democrats keep winning?
00:11:26.040 You wonder why they keep winning even though their policies are bullshit?
00:11:28.800 You wonder why they win even though they put the taxes up?
00:11:31.080 Because young people are completely disenfranchised with this system
00:11:35.240 because they are poor.
00:11:36.840 On top of being poor, they're watching social media with people who are rich.
00:11:41.440 Do you understand the envy this has created?
00:11:44.120 Do you understand that a young man can't even talk to a girl
00:11:47.620 because he's not a millionaire?
00:11:49.580 19-year-old men are saying to me,
00:11:51.180 girls don't talk to me because I have no money.
00:11:52.980 So you're not supposed to have money.
00:11:53.900 You're 19.
00:11:54.780 You're supposed to just be charming and in good shape and have fun.
00:11:57.420 Girls don't want that.
00:11:58.160 Girls want money.
00:12:00.200 The world is completely broken in the West now.
00:12:04.080 It's completely broken.
00:12:05.360 So we've entered this really dangerous stage
00:12:07.700 where if we don't blame Israel,
00:12:09.680 if they find something else to blame,
00:12:11.840 it doesn't matter.
00:12:13.040 Things are going to burn.
00:12:14.280 If you have a whole bunch of young men who are never going to get a family,
00:12:17.260 never going to have any money,
00:12:18.780 never going to own a house,
00:12:20.140 they're completely disenfranchised with the system they live within.
00:12:23.800 If you read a history book,
00:12:25.160 that ends one way,
00:12:26.980 sooner or later.
00:12:28.020 And we need to bring these people into the system.
00:12:30.000 If we want to be capitalistic,
00:12:31.380 and all of us are capitalists,
00:12:32.880 we need to at least offer the young people a chance to play the game.
00:12:37.280 We can't say capitalism's fantastic,
00:12:39.720 communism's terrible,
00:12:41.020 capitalism's the best,
00:12:42.140 but you can't play.
00:12:43.360 Here's my Bugatti.
00:12:44.220 No one's going to accept that for long.
00:12:47.200 Who says you can't play?
00:12:48.540 They can't play because the rules are too hard.
00:12:51.460 Because we've entered a new form of financialized capitalism
00:12:54.740 where the easiest way for you to make money
00:12:57.400 is to take money and turn it into money.
00:12:59.860 And, you know,
00:13:00.500 I'm not an economist.
00:13:02.180 I'm not an economist.
00:13:03.140 And I'm not going to pretend I am.
00:13:04.560 But if you take numbers on a screen
00:13:06.260 and turn it into more numbers on a screen,
00:13:09.080 there has to be some,
00:13:10.580 someone's getting fucked there.
00:13:12.560 It ain't me,
00:13:13.480 because I've taken my money,
00:13:14.800 done no work,
00:13:15.700 and turned it into more.
00:13:17.000 But someone else somewhere along the line
00:13:19.000 is getting wrecked
00:13:19.820 for me to get more money
00:13:20.900 because I turned my money into money without work.
00:13:24.020 That is,
00:13:24.460 you can say it's ursury,
00:13:25.520 you can say whatever it is.
00:13:26.380 What I'm saying is the young man
00:13:27.780 who's going to work every day,
00:13:29.380 paying his taxes,
00:13:30.540 struggling to afford rent,
00:13:31.760 living in a town
00:13:32.760 which is getting more and more crime-ridden,
00:13:34.740 living in a town
00:13:35.380 with all these liberals
00:13:36.100 who are turning to socialism and communism
00:13:37.780 and supporting the Somalis
00:13:38.900 and fighting ICE
00:13:39.660 because nobody else has any money
00:13:40.980 and everyone else is on welfare
00:13:42.340 and everyone's frauding,
00:13:44.080 everyone's stealing from the government,
00:13:45.600 NGOs are stealing,
00:13:46.920 no FBI raids on the Somali daycares.
00:13:49.240 You're a young 20-year-old man.
00:13:50.800 You're going to work every day.
00:13:52.240 You're struggling to pay your bills.
00:13:53.800 Somalis are getting billions,
00:13:55.560 billions from the government.
00:13:56.880 None of them are in chains.
00:13:58.140 You're told to continue to pay your taxes.
00:14:00.300 Shut up.
00:14:00.800 How long do we think
00:14:02.380 people are going to get fucked
00:14:03.360 before they say,
00:14:04.200 no, this is bullshit?
00:14:05.320 The social contract in the West,
00:14:08.140 whether we like it or not,
00:14:09.300 is broken.
00:14:10.700 The social contract is broken.
00:14:12.500 Young men who do the right thing
00:14:14.200 are not being rewarded
00:14:15.720 for doing the right thing.
00:14:17.260 And we think they're going to continue to do it?
00:14:19.300 They're turning to socialism
00:14:20.680 because they're revolutionaries.
00:14:21.940 They're turning to anti-Semitism
00:14:23.180 because they're revolutionaries.
00:14:24.820 Because they feel completely lost.
00:14:27.000 Because we've given them nothing.
00:14:28.060 Even the most basic thing,
00:14:30.900 fuck giving them houses and money.
00:14:32.180 Forget that.
00:14:33.000 They can't even get a girlfriend, bro.
00:14:35.000 They can't even get a girl in Miami.
00:14:37.340 The girls their age
00:14:38.460 want men twice their age
00:14:40.500 who are millionaires.
00:14:41.660 These men are lonely.
00:14:43.020 They are depressed.
00:14:44.020 They see no way out.
00:14:45.240 And this ends one way.
00:14:47.700 Whether we like it or not.
00:14:50.240 Whether we like it.
00:14:50.700 So I'm actually saying,
00:14:51.700 as a capitalist,
00:14:53.320 we need to at least
00:14:54.300 make the capitalism game playable again.
00:14:56.720 If I was president,
00:14:58.200 and I'm not,
00:14:59.020 and I don't believe I'm qualified to be,
00:15:01.020 Trump is a million times smarter than I am.
00:15:03.220 Trump's been through a bunch more than I have.
00:15:05.200 I'm glad he's the president.
00:15:06.760 But even he understands,
00:15:08.160 unless we can find a way
00:15:09.300 to get people to engage with this system,
00:15:11.160 it's going to break.
00:15:12.720 It's going to break whether we like it or not.
00:15:14.740 And that's the situation
00:15:15.780 we're currently in in the West.
00:15:16.880 To fix our society, by and large,
00:15:19.680 to fix it,
00:15:20.560 everybody needs to feel included within it.
00:15:23.260 They need to feel like,
00:15:24.020 if I do the right thing for the society,
00:15:25.700 the society does the right thing for me.
00:15:27.700 And if you're actually honest with yourself,
00:15:29.820 if you're a 22-year-old man,
00:15:31.040 like you said,
00:15:31.980 yes, you can function on personal excellence.
00:15:34.940 Yes, you can say,
00:15:35.600 I'm going to be better than everyone else.
00:15:36.780 Yes, you can say,
00:15:37.360 I'm going to escape the matrix.
00:15:38.340 It's true.
00:15:39.100 But of course,
00:15:39.660 not everybody can do that.
00:15:40.740 Of course,
00:15:41.120 there's going to be exceptional people
00:15:42.420 who manage to do it,
00:15:43.020 and most don't.
00:15:43.720 The majority of people,
00:15:45.220 if you look at their lives,
00:15:46.540 and you look at the positions,
00:15:47.860 and the opportunities that are afforded to them,
00:15:49.680 they don't want to play anymore.
00:15:52.080 They're like,
00:15:52.540 I don't want to do this.
00:15:53.180 I think that's a mistake.
00:15:54.060 I think that's a mistake,
00:15:55.060 and I'll tell you why.
00:15:56.900 You know,
00:15:57.340 if you lived in New York
00:15:59.180 from 40s through 80s,
00:16:02.200 you would have said,
00:16:03.760 I don't trust the government.
00:16:05.280 Why not?
00:16:06.140 Look what the mob's been doing.
00:16:07.680 The Italian mafia,
00:16:08.840 they do this,
00:16:09.340 they do that,
00:16:09.840 they do this.
00:16:10.940 You know,
00:16:11.560 what happened to law and order?
00:16:13.400 What happened to justice?
00:16:14.920 What happened to this?
00:16:16.100 I don't trust them.
00:16:16.920 I'm going to be a criminal myself.
00:16:17.980 I'm going to go sell,
00:16:18.820 I'm going to sell pot,
00:16:19.580 I'm going to sell cocaine,
00:16:20.340 I'm going to sell too many.
00:16:21.380 So people in Italy felt the same way,
00:16:23.940 because the argument that you're making, Tate,
00:16:26.040 I fully agree on
00:16:27.440 there needs to be accountability,
00:16:29.160 or else who the hell trusts law and order.
00:16:31.600 Yeah.
00:16:31.820 And sometimes I think
00:16:33.000 America goes through that history
00:16:36.600 of people that break the law,
00:16:39.640 make money.
00:16:40.460 You ever seen Russians
00:16:41.420 that come here from communism?
00:16:43.440 The way they view law,
00:16:45.060 it's so weird
00:16:46.800 the way they view law.
00:16:48.040 Yeah.
00:16:48.380 I had a relationship
00:16:50.320 back in the days,
00:16:51.140 and I come home one day,
00:16:52.820 and the father was a phenomenal guy.
00:16:54.940 Phenomenal guy.
00:16:56.180 And one day,
00:16:57.640 it's,
00:16:58.780 my car gets hit
00:16:59.920 by this guy in Palace
00:17:01.060 in Hollywood.
00:17:02.400 And I'm chasing this guy,
00:17:04.120 because he had a bunch of beers,
00:17:05.380 and I realized he stole the car.
00:17:06.840 So,
00:17:07.860 he hits my car,
00:17:08.800 he leaves,
00:17:09.200 cops are chasing this guy,
00:17:10.320 I'm chasing this guy
00:17:11.180 for 10 minutes,
00:17:11.800 I'm in an expedition,
00:17:12.960 he's in a firebird,
00:17:13.880 so eventually I lose him.
00:17:15.240 Wait,
00:17:15.700 expedition to California?
00:17:16.960 Yeah, yeah,
00:17:17.300 Ford expedition to California.
00:17:20.240 Yes,
00:17:20.260 it leaves.
00:17:20.900 So,
00:17:21.100 this is 2000.
00:17:22.440 Okay.
00:17:23.180 I come home,
00:17:23.920 I'm like,
00:17:24.180 you will not believe what happened.
00:17:25.660 He says,
00:17:25.940 what happened?
00:17:26.700 I said,
00:17:27.020 look at the back of the car.
00:17:28.480 This guy hits me and he leaves.
00:17:29.740 He says,
00:17:30.060 that's great.
00:17:31.480 I said,
00:17:32.380 what do you mean that's great?
00:17:34.080 He says,
00:17:34.380 I'll be back.
00:17:34.880 So,
00:17:34.980 I go in the kitchen,
00:17:36.140 and I'm eating borscht,
00:17:37.800 phenomenal borscht.
00:17:38.700 You've had borscht,
00:17:39.400 Russian is just the greatest,
00:17:40.580 you age backwards.
00:17:41.380 Of course.
00:17:41.800 When you eat borscht,
00:17:42.240 it's so good for you.
00:17:42.580 That makes you strong.
00:17:43.540 You should have some.
00:17:43.860 Is it really?
00:17:44.400 You'll be 39 in a month
00:17:45.700 if you have borscht.
00:17:46.080 It's amazing.
00:17:46.840 You should have her make you borscht.
00:17:48.340 There's somebody in my life
00:17:48.640 that wants to make me borscht.
00:17:49.720 We've had that conversation.
00:17:50.460 Only if she knows how to make it.
00:17:51.720 The wrong kind of borscht you age,
00:17:54.560 but the right kind of borscht you age backwards.
00:17:56.400 You can't have.
00:17:57.020 You can't go out.
00:17:57.320 So,
00:17:57.420 I'm in the kitchen,
00:17:58.280 borscht,
00:17:58.660 and I'm eating borscht,
00:17:59.600 and all of a sudden,
00:18:00.940 Tate,
00:18:01.720 all I hear is,
00:18:02.940 wham,
00:18:04.040 wham,
00:18:05.060 wham.
00:18:06.320 I'm like,
00:18:06.720 what did?
00:18:07.560 So,
00:18:12.240 he's hitting the back of the car
00:18:14.020 like you wouldn't believe.
00:18:15.380 He's shattering my window.
00:18:17.300 He's shattering.
00:18:17.900 He says,
00:18:18.160 this is a perfect insurance case.
00:18:20.160 We're going to get $50,000.
00:18:21.780 Yeah.
00:18:22.040 You're going to be great.
00:18:22.820 Yeah.
00:18:23.040 I want you to go meet this chiropractor.
00:18:24.840 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:18:25.780 Whiplash.
00:18:26.580 Whiplash.
00:18:27.140 What are you talking about?
00:18:28.320 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:18:28.720 By the way,
00:18:29.120 it's the funniest scene,
00:18:30.580 one of the funniest moments of my life.
00:18:32.460 I'm like looking at him
00:18:34.020 because this is a guy I loved too today.
00:18:36.240 I love this guy.
00:18:37.940 And he's like,
00:18:38.600 it's going to be okay.
00:18:39.440 This is America.
00:18:40.680 We're going to get some money out of this.
00:18:42.020 It's going to be fantastic.
00:18:43.340 All right?
00:18:44.180 See,
00:18:44.460 but that is not...
00:18:45.800 Was he Somalian?
00:18:46.520 No, he's not.
00:18:47.300 He's Russian.
00:18:48.200 But the point I'm trying to make to you is
00:18:49.620 when you come from a certain place,
00:18:51.860 you think that way, right?
00:18:53.340 When you live in communism
00:18:54.820 and the only way to make money
00:18:56.880 is you have to do it illegally,
00:18:58.700 we would all be criminals
00:18:59.740 if we lived in,
00:19:00.600 what do you call it,
00:19:01.340 if we lived in...
00:19:02.160 Somalia?
00:19:03.340 No,
00:19:03.780 if we lived in Russia.
00:19:05.360 But here's where I'm going with it.
00:19:06.560 I think I trust
00:19:09.700 that eventually accountability is coming.
00:19:12.380 It's never going to come at our time.
00:19:13.840 But the part that I wonder
00:19:15.900 if this is the right mindset, right?
00:19:18.420 Think about what message goes viral more.
00:19:21.100 Of course.
00:19:21.440 You ready?
00:19:22.280 One message.
00:19:23.720 It's your responsibility.
00:19:25.600 You can do something about it.
00:19:27.220 You go out and read the book.
00:19:28.580 Nobody stop you from going to the gym.
00:19:30.400 You make better decisions.
00:19:31.660 You stop using drugs.
00:19:32.440 Which is my message
00:19:33.260 and your message.
00:19:34.040 It is your message.
00:19:34.560 And your message.
00:19:35.320 It is 100%.
00:19:36.080 100%.
00:19:37.120 We're aligned.
00:19:37.900 It is.
00:19:38.820 But you know what?
00:19:40.800 You know what?
00:19:41.340 Like you're in a room
00:19:42.260 and we're watching people.
00:19:44.660 Sometimes the best podcast
00:19:45.880 are with no cameras on
00:19:46.880 because you can...
00:19:47.580 You know what I'm talking about, right?
00:19:48.540 Of course.
00:19:49.000 Sometimes you're in a room
00:19:50.120 and you're sizing everybody up
00:19:51.900 and then you catch the word
00:19:54.040 and you said,
00:19:55.240 oh man,
00:19:56.040 I was hoping
00:19:56.800 that guy's got that unfair,
00:20:00.100 unfair language.
00:20:01.840 You're not saying that.
00:20:03.540 You're saying
00:20:04.340 if they're thinking that, right?
00:20:06.540 Okay.
00:20:07.000 If you even get recruited
00:20:09.420 by the unfair philosophy community,
00:20:12.760 you will lose decades of your life.
00:20:15.100 100%.
00:20:15.620 If you even for a slight second
00:20:18.020 get recruited
00:20:19.500 by the unfair community
00:20:21.560 and then you become a disciple
00:20:23.940 or even a prophet
00:20:24.940 or a spokesperson
00:20:25.880 for that community,
00:20:28.080 you will find millions of followers
00:20:30.400 like this.
00:20:31.520 Correct.
00:20:31.980 They'll show up
00:20:32.640 and then you'll be in a room
00:20:34.100 and you're like,
00:20:34.940 why am I in this room?
00:20:36.000 By the way,
00:20:36.460 members here,
00:20:37.380 these guys that are sitting here,
00:20:38.900 last minute we told them
00:20:39.760 last night at 9 o'clock
00:20:40.620 so it's not like
00:20:41.080 it's not a public...
00:20:41.780 Just so you know,
00:20:42.860 no announcement was made.
00:20:44.340 This was in a small group
00:20:45.560 of 80 people
00:20:46.440 and half our members
00:20:47.940 are not even from here.
00:20:48.840 We just said,
00:20:49.220 hey,
00:20:49.340 a couple of people showed up.
00:20:50.020 They had to text.
00:20:50.580 We didn't even say who.
00:20:51.400 Yeah.
00:20:51.660 It's coming.
00:20:52.380 So we got,
00:20:52.880 you know,
00:20:53.340 however many people here.
00:20:55.580 Capitalists who win.
00:20:56.440 By the way,
00:20:56.920 do you know
00:20:57.280 who are the members here?
00:20:58.820 Do you know
00:20:59.080 who members here?
00:20:59.700 I've heard they're good people.
00:21:00.720 They're good people.
00:21:01.760 They're family people.
00:21:02.880 Yeah.
00:21:03.380 The best people.
00:21:04.160 But what I'm saying is
00:21:05.220 they're like us.
00:21:06.100 Yeah.
00:21:06.280 They're tough.
00:21:06.800 They're strong.
00:21:07.360 Yeah.
00:21:07.600 Family values.
00:21:08.500 Yeah.
00:21:08.940 Where I'm...
00:21:09.720 The only part
00:21:10.660 that I go with this is
00:21:12.100 if you listen to AOC's message,
00:21:16.540 it's unfair.
00:21:17.620 If you listen to Mamdani's message,
00:21:20.040 it's unfair.
00:21:21.400 Let's go to the other side.
00:21:23.240 Did we print too much money?
00:21:25.300 100%.
00:21:25.660 Yeah.
00:21:26.220 Who did that help?
00:21:27.400 Money rolled up.
00:21:28.320 Yeah.
00:21:28.440 Money never rolls down.
00:21:29.720 Money always rolls up
00:21:31.000 because the top invests,
00:21:33.040 the bottom spends.
00:21:34.020 Yeah.
00:21:34.520 To the top finds a way
00:21:35.760 to invest the bottom.
00:21:36.700 Just let's do barbecue.
00:21:37.460 Let's go to the club.
00:21:38.080 Let's do this.
00:21:38.440 Let's do that.
00:21:38.780 And when the bottom spend,
00:21:39.780 it goes to the top.
00:21:40.640 It always goes to the top.
00:21:41.740 It always goes to the top.
00:21:42.920 There's no way to stop it.
00:21:43.480 So, by the way,
00:21:43.960 Michael Saylor comes
00:21:44.960 and we're doing a podcast
00:21:45.740 with Michael.
00:21:47.240 I want to go back to you.
00:21:48.700 Michael Saylor says,
00:21:50.100 one day we're sitting there
00:21:51.880 and I'm thinking about
00:21:53.700 the last 10 years
00:21:54.800 of what Bitcoin has done.
00:21:57.160 Average rate of return,
00:21:58.260 he says, whatever it was.
00:21:59.120 It was a massive number.
00:22:00.300 But in the last five years,
00:22:01.580 it was 39%.
00:22:02.560 He says, let's say
00:22:03.660 you got a company
00:22:04.420 that's doing 10 million a year.
00:22:06.960 If your company
00:22:07.800 has grown at 20% rate
00:22:09.120 every year,
00:22:10.100 10%,
00:22:10.680 20%,
00:22:11.720 10 million,
00:22:12.300 2 million,
00:22:13.200 14,
00:22:13.620 4 million,
00:22:14.280 16,
00:22:14.780 8 million,
00:22:15.440 you know,
00:22:15.780 but it's growing 20%.
00:22:16.780 Why would I put my 20 million,
00:22:20.880 you know,
00:22:21.160 my money into a company?
00:22:22.660 Why not put it in Bitcoin
00:22:23.720 where it's returning me 39%?
00:22:25.960 Don't even operate a cup.
00:22:27.040 So, guess what these guys,
00:22:27.720 he just bought another
00:22:28.380 billion dollars of Bitcoin.
00:22:29.460 I saw this morning.
00:22:30.020 I think a week ago
00:22:30.620 or two days ago,
00:22:31.220 whatever it was.
00:22:31.620 I saw it like two days yesterday.
00:22:32.060 Yeah, two days ago,
00:22:32.700 he just bought.
00:22:33.360 So, you're right
00:22:34.420 on what you're talking about,
00:22:35.880 but these guys
00:22:36.460 have been around for a while.
00:22:37.500 You look at some
00:22:38.000 of these guys,
00:22:38.400 you're like,
00:22:38.840 how the hell did that guy
00:22:39.800 all of a sudden have
00:22:40.320 a 10 billion dollar network?
00:22:41.680 How did that guy
00:22:42.180 all of a sudden have
00:22:42.540 a 3 billion dollar network,
00:22:43.580 40 billion dollar network?
00:22:45.040 Do you want to go
00:22:45.960 into the solution?
00:22:47.340 Do you want to go
00:22:47.940 into the solution?
00:22:48.780 Like, what is the solution?
00:22:50.080 Okay, so.
00:22:51.120 Bailey, are you here?
00:22:52.660 Is Bailey here,
00:22:53.180 my camera guy?
00:22:54.860 Could someone find him
00:22:55.900 and tell him to delay
00:22:56.820 my next appointment, please?
00:22:57.940 Because we're going
00:22:58.880 to be here a while.
00:23:00.120 I'll text him.
00:23:00.920 Yeah, please,
00:23:01.380 sort all that out for me.
00:23:02.120 You know who I'm texting?
00:23:02.720 Yeah, please, please.
00:23:03.480 I appreciate that a lot.
00:23:04.180 Thank you.
00:23:04.560 How much time do you need?
00:23:05.080 I don't want to be disrespectful.
00:23:06.140 How much time do you need?
00:23:07.420 Let's say we could do
00:23:08.640 two o'clock or something.
00:23:09.440 But don't accuse a Jew
00:23:10.300 of running your schedule
00:23:11.220 here, buddy, okay?
00:23:12.340 I just want to have
00:23:13.500 a good time
00:23:14.020 and I don't want
00:23:14.400 to disrespect anyone.
00:23:15.120 I got you.
00:23:15.960 Yeah, let him know, please.
00:23:16.920 I really appreciate that.
00:23:18.360 You're right.
00:23:19.100 What is the solution?
00:23:20.640 And I totally agree
00:23:21.480 with you about exceptionalism
00:23:22.620 and we preach
00:23:23.760 the same message
00:23:24.460 and the only answer
00:23:25.540 I've ever found,
00:23:26.680 the solution,
00:23:27.380 is to become
00:23:27.800 an exceptional person.
00:23:28.780 But when you build
00:23:29.380 a society,
00:23:30.820 the point I'm trying to make
00:23:31.720 is not about me
00:23:32.420 and my message
00:23:33.080 and my views.
00:23:33.880 It's not about me
00:23:34.440 and my life.
00:23:35.220 I come from
00:23:35.760 the absolute bottom.
00:23:36.800 I grew up in Gary, Indiana,
00:23:38.400 which was the murder
00:23:38.960 capital of America
00:23:39.680 at the time
00:23:40.320 and then I grew up
00:23:41.360 in Luton, England,
00:23:42.340 which I think might still
00:23:43.160 be the stab capital
00:23:44.040 of England
00:23:44.380 in a single household,
00:23:46.720 single mother household.
00:23:47.980 Is Tommy also from Luton?
00:23:49.060 Tommy's from Luton.
00:23:49.740 Tommy's from Luton as well.
00:23:50.500 Yeah, I know him well.
00:23:51.420 So I grew up
00:23:53.040 in the worst possible scenarios
00:23:54.840 and I managed to pull it off
00:23:56.300 and I have a fantastic life
00:23:57.380 and I get to take care
00:23:58.080 of everyone.
00:23:58.480 That's true.
00:23:59.220 But when you build
00:23:59.800 a society,
00:24:00.540 unfortunately,
00:24:01.220 you do have to build
00:24:02.120 for the mean.
00:24:02.760 You have to build
00:24:03.300 for the median.
00:24:04.260 And if we have a society
00:24:05.460 in which we are now saying
00:24:06.780 the only way out
00:24:08.300 is to not be average,
00:24:10.080 then you're going to be
00:24:10.700 outpaced and outvoted
00:24:11.980 by all of the average people.
00:24:13.460 You're completely right, Patrick.
00:24:15.280 It is very easy
00:24:16.060 to sit and say
00:24:16.680 the world's unfair,
00:24:17.560 the game's unfair,
00:24:18.560 I'm going to make
00:24:19.200 everything fair.
00:24:19.760 Why do they get millions
00:24:21.060 and millions of followers?
00:24:21.980 Because there's always
00:24:22.460 going to be more average people
00:24:23.420 than exceptional people.
00:24:24.660 So what I'm saying is
00:24:25.500 if we want to prevent socialism
00:24:26.900 from completely conquering
00:24:28.060 this nation,
00:24:28.900 we need to at least
00:24:29.880 give average people
00:24:30.900 a chance in the game
00:24:32.140 of capitalism.
00:24:33.120 How do we do that?
00:24:34.780 I'm not an economist.
00:24:35.980 It's very complicated.
00:24:37.440 It's very difficult.
00:24:38.600 The economists don't even know.
00:24:39.480 Typically,
00:24:39.880 it's guys like you,
00:24:40.540 by the way.
00:24:40.860 Of course.
00:24:42.060 Economists don't even know.
00:24:42.800 No, they don't know it.
00:24:43.880 And we have a situation now
00:24:45.600 where, for example,
00:24:46.960 let's say I'm Trump
00:24:48.480 and I have the magic pen
00:24:50.100 and let's say I can make
00:24:51.500 housing affordable
00:24:52.420 for young people
00:24:53.380 so they feel invested
00:24:54.440 in their communities.
00:24:55.280 Let's not underestimate
00:24:56.320 how important it is
00:24:58.160 for young people
00:24:59.060 to own a home
00:25:00.080 because it gives them
00:25:01.240 an emotional attachment
00:25:02.520 to their community.
00:25:04.020 They're now prepared
00:25:04.820 to defend that community.
00:25:06.180 They now have a vested interest
00:25:07.580 in how clean that street is.
00:25:09.260 They care because
00:25:10.280 their house is on that street.
00:25:12.040 If they're renting,
00:25:12.620 it's not the same.
00:25:13.720 And if they're transient,
00:25:14.860 it's not the same.
00:25:15.940 The Western world,
00:25:17.320 America especially,
00:25:18.240 was built on owning land.
00:25:20.280 This is mine.
00:25:21.260 I'm going to defend it
00:25:22.200 to the end.
00:25:22.920 I'm going nowhere.
00:25:24.080 You're not doing that
00:25:24.940 around my house,
00:25:26.020 my family.
00:25:26.760 So if Trump were to come along
00:25:27.920 with the magic pen
00:25:28.620 and say I want to make
00:25:29.340 housing affordable,
00:25:30.420 you know what he would enter?
00:25:31.540 He'd enter a war
00:25:32.640 with all of the asset managers.
00:25:34.600 He'd enter a war
00:25:35.280 with Vanguard,
00:25:36.340 BlackRock,
00:25:36.840 and all of the other rich people
00:25:38.540 because if you make
00:25:39.120 houses affordable,
00:25:40.240 their assets go down.
00:25:41.660 They don't want that.
00:25:42.880 So we now have,
00:25:43.880 effectively,
00:25:44.500 to a degree,
00:25:45.120 a class war.
00:25:46.200 I don't know the answer
00:25:47.560 to these things.
00:25:48.460 Did you hear what
00:25:48.900 he just announced?
00:25:50.120 That he's not allowing,
00:25:51.580 Rob,
00:25:51.800 can you pull up that story,
00:25:52.940 Dad?
00:25:53.160 He's not allowing BlackRock
00:25:54.380 to buy single family homes.
00:25:55.200 Yes.
00:25:55.940 Amazing.
00:25:56.780 That's why he's the best
00:25:57.880 president of modern history.
00:25:59.680 That's why Trump
00:26:00.600 is a real president.
00:26:01.480 When we set out to create a shoe
00:26:03.600 that blends comfort,
00:26:05.340 function,
00:26:06.000 and luxury,
00:26:07.380 we had the choice
00:26:08.280 to make it fast.
00:26:09.700 We had the choice
00:26:10.380 to make it cheap.
00:26:11.660 We chose neither.
00:26:13.260 Instead,
00:26:13.860 we chose Tuscaniro.
00:26:15.420 We chose true Italian craftsmanship.
00:26:18.200 Each pair touched
00:26:19.100 by 50 skilled hands.
00:26:21.080 We chose patience,
00:26:22.520 spending two years
00:26:23.320 perfecting every detail,
00:26:24.820 and we chose the finest quality
00:26:26.580 at every step.
00:26:27.840 Introducing
00:26:29.320 the Future Looks Bright collection.
00:26:32.180 Not rushed,
00:26:33.600 not disposable,
00:26:35.080 not ordinary.
00:26:36.440 Rather,
00:26:37.760 intentional,
00:26:39.160 luxurious,
00:26:40.460 timeless.
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