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00:00:00.000 We know who they are, and we know how they're doing it.

00:00:03.620 So to think the way you're thinking just goes to show they're winning, you know.

00:00:11.880 To think these things and to put you down, they're putting you down. 1.00

00:00:16.260 And then also to think when the right time to have a child is, that's bullshit. 0.99

00:00:20.980 This is why we're low in numbers. 0.99

00:00:23.000 Like, just throwing that out there.

00:00:24.500 So just go for it.

00:00:25.700 But I'm not saying have a baby with whomever, because then you will be miserable paying child support.

00:00:30.000 So throwing that out there, too.

00:00:33.040 Not me.

00:00:34.060 Have a look up there in the nest, bro.

00:00:36.740 I know the message isn't quite what you want to see, but that could be you in eight years, brother.

00:00:46.620 Eight years.

00:00:47.420 He'd have him out there right when he could walk.

00:00:50.280 Yeah, maybe four.

00:00:51.560 Uh-oh.

00:00:59.140 Five-Fo didn't have a response.

00:01:00.520 He's thinking.

00:01:01.680 No, I've got a response, man.

00:01:03.340 You know, come on.

00:01:04.200 That's the ultimate.

00:01:05.460 There's, you know, I know there's no greater joy than that.

00:01:08.840 I've heard that from every father I've ever spoken to.

00:01:12.140 I'm sorry about the stuff going on in the background.

00:01:15.180 No, man.

00:01:15.740 That's, you guys are right, you know.

00:01:18.580 That would be the ultimate inspiration.

00:01:20.560 Let me turn my mic off of this.

00:01:23.120 I've even seen her.

00:01:24.140 He's backing up.

00:01:24.580 Couldn't be more right, though. 0.99

00:01:32.920 On YouTube, W2TF, there's no, you know, there's no waiting for the right time, you know, is stupid because it's like when it happens, it kicks everything into gear and it becomes the right time, you know. 0.98

00:01:46.180 So, it's just all about, you know, because that child, paying child support shit, that's another reason why I never did it because I don't, I don't trust. 0.98

00:01:54.900 I've seen so many men suffer through, you know, this just being stolen from and being ripped off and, like, you know, I'm a very drastic kind of guy. 0.94

00:02:04.720 No one's going to do that to me. 0.99

00:02:06.560 You know, you're playing with your life and you're fucking with my kids. 1.00

00:02:10.080 You know, that's the kind of guy I am. 1.00

00:02:12.160 So, I've got to be very careful about who I get into it with because she can't do that, you know. 0.94

00:02:18.640 She can't.

00:02:19.620 She won't be allowed to.

00:02:21.200 She's not dealing with a normal person, you know.

00:02:25.680 She's dealing with someone who loves all the way.

00:02:29.080 And it's, like, blood in, blood out with me.

00:02:31.560 So, you know.

00:02:33.900 But, yeah, you guys are right, man.

00:02:35.080 Hell yeah.

00:02:35.980 Thank you.

00:02:42.160 All right, so it's good, good discussion here, guys, you know.

00:03:05.480 So, yeah, and it ultimately leads us to making more white babies. 1.00

00:03:12.300 And I agree fully.

00:03:14.400 That is the goal.

00:03:15.920 That is the goal.

00:03:16.860 Don't even get me started with you, Paladin.

00:03:19.640 Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

00:03:20.780 I'm on it.

00:03:21.480 I'm on it.

00:03:22.320 I'm on it.

00:03:22.980 I got a cookie-ella.

00:03:24.400 I got a cookie-ella cookie-isha.

00:03:26.500 You know, I got a list at home.

00:03:28.460 And not a list to cross anyone off on, you know, type of deal.

00:03:32.040 I got a list on who needs to be making babies out here. 0.98

00:03:35.800 Yeah, I'm on it.

00:03:37.000 I'm on it.

00:03:37.860 That is coming soon to a theater near you.

00:03:43.380 I'm cool.

00:03:44.040 I don't need to watch.

00:03:46.020 You just do it. 0.99

00:03:47.760 You took the words out of my mouth, WTF. 0.71

00:03:50.800 Theater near me.

00:03:51.860 I'm good.

00:03:53.800 All I want to know is if you're going to wear the cookie monster on your arm

00:03:57.040 while that goes down.

00:03:59.180 Yeah, baby.

00:04:04.060 Oh, yeah.

00:04:05.480 I'm going to make a bunch of little cookie monsters. 1.00

00:04:10.540 That's right.

00:04:19.380 All right.

00:04:19.820 We got to change the subject.

00:04:21.060 I'm starting to get pictures in my head.

00:04:26.500 All right.

00:04:27.340 All right.

00:04:27.820 I could be videotaping Paul on my Speedo. 1.00

00:04:35.520 Goddamn. 0.99

00:04:36.180 Now you gave me another picture. 0.99

00:04:44.140 That would be a crazy video, though.

00:04:47.420 Causing some trauma over here for poor Paul.

00:04:50.840 So he's got the trauma going on with the Speedos.

00:04:55.740 Oh, man.

00:04:56.660 Anyways, we do have an hour left until the White Power lunch hour.

00:04:59.800 So sorry that we did have a full speaker panel there for a while.

00:05:04.260 If you guys – we got a little bit of space.

00:05:05.880 If anybody wants to jump up here, now's your chance before we fill up again.

00:05:11.160 But, yeah, it's been a good conversation.

00:05:14.020 And hopefully, you know, hopefully Fafo takes it all to heart.

00:05:17.580 And, you know, I'm hoping that, yeah, we drive that message home.

00:05:22.380 And, you know, we're a team and, you know, kind of like the Army, you know, no man left behind.

00:05:28.460 So, you know, we got to pick you up and, yeah, pretty much keep you going.

00:05:35.300 So, hell, yeah.

00:05:37.100 Good to have those kind of conversations once in a while. 1.00

00:05:40.060 So white fucking power to that. 0.99

00:05:43.440 Yeah, I did – I guess somebody mentioned that there was a shooting somewhere at, like, a kid's thing. 1.00

00:05:50.940 What was that all about?

00:05:52.000 I missed that.

00:05:53.320 It was in Charlotte, North Carolina.

00:05:55.140 There was a – it was a free back-to-school, like, celebration where some communities, they'll give out book bags and stuff like that for the kids.

00:06:03.580 And I guess there was a disagreement or something.

00:06:05.680 But, yeah, there was some people shot.

00:06:07.900 And in the video, you can hear kids screaming.

00:06:10.540 So it's like, God dang, man.

00:06:15.960 Oh, man.

00:06:16.840 So, like –

00:06:17.500 Yo, yo, yo. 0.99

00:06:18.700 You gave my son a pink backpack? 1.00

00:06:20.820 Yo, fuck your niggas. 1.00

00:06:22.120 I will cure all y'all. 1.00

00:06:23.600 Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. 1.00

00:06:25.920 I said I need a three-ring binder, bitch. 1.00

00:06:30.980 This ain't a scholastic fucking book fair. 1.00

00:06:33.460 What? 0.99

00:06:33.920 Traffic keepers anymore?

00:06:35.560 Yo.

00:06:36.520 You gave my son a traffic keeper?

00:06:38.040 I've been telling him about these traffic keepers forever.

00:06:42.960 It's just crazy that a gun would be brought there, you know?

00:06:46.220 You're taking your kids to a back-to-school event.

00:06:48.860 At what point would you think, I need a gun for protection?

00:06:52.260 You know, I mean, I get it to leave in the car, you know?

00:06:54.560 But why would you take it there?

00:06:58.680 Well, even leaving it in the car would be illegal if you planned on parking on school grounds.

00:07:04.000 But we can't expect niggas to know that. 1.00

00:07:05.960 Well, I'm pretty sure we've all left our, uh, yeah, in the car when we weren't supposed to have it.

00:07:13.940 So that's what I'm saying. 1.00

00:07:15.360 No, I fuck that shit. 1.00

00:07:16.940 I bring mine into the goddamn hospital. 1.00

00:07:18.880 I don't give a fuck. 1.00

00:07:19.760 Unless you're going through a metal detector, it's on me. 0.99

00:07:21.720 I mean, nowadays, man, you know, with some of the shit that does happen at schools, you know, and then these cops stand down while people are shooting and shit like that. 0.90

00:07:33.920 Like, sometimes, like, I don't know, maybe you want to have a guy. 0.97

00:07:37.100 But when it comes to, you know, the nons, they have no sense.

00:07:42.360 You can't expect them to use their heads.

00:07:45.460 Like, they probably all have illegal firearms. 0.99

00:07:48.880 Well, and that's part of the reason why I always keep my fucking thing on me. 1.00

00:07:53.560 Because, you know, what happens when I am in one of these gun-free zones and there's a fucking nigger with a gun that starts shooting people? 1.00

00:08:00.160 I'm the only motherfucker that's going to have one. 1.00

00:08:05.600 Yeah, you know, they don't follow the law. 0.99

00:08:07.760 So what's, if you don't have, if you're the law-abiding citizen, what is the problem?

00:08:13.360 And, I mean, if it's concealed, what do they know?

00:08:16.160 It's none the, that no one's none the wiser. 0.99

00:08:18.480 You're not out there flashing it and shit. 0.98

00:08:21.100 And if they're, you know, if it's for defense. 0.99

00:08:24.520 So if they, if you come into this, especially if you know there's niggers there, it's like, Jesus, you probably should have one. 1.00

00:08:31.500 I don't care where the fuck it is, right? 0.99

00:08:33.840 Like, otherwise, if you, if everyone else is all the good people are unarmed, how do you stop the armed person? 0.99

00:08:41.940 You're going to wait for the cops to get there?

00:08:43.960 They're not going to be there for a while. 0.99

00:08:45.620 This is, it's all bullshit, that, that type of thinking of not having it on you. 1.00

00:08:50.420 It's ridiculous. 1.00

00:08:51.080 Yeah, especially here in Canada. 0.87

00:08:55.560 Like, you're supposed to leave your guns all the time locked in like a, like a storage compartment with a trigger lock on it.

00:09:03.320 So it takes you like 10 minutes to even get your gun out. 1.00

00:09:06.760 And, um, yeah, like they have all these stupid fucking rules. 0.99

00:09:10.220 So it basically, basically becomes useless because all these criminals got guns and they'll just, you know, they'll do shit and, and you'll, you won't even have a chance to react because everything's locked and stored away and you're not allowed to carry it anywhere. 1.00

00:09:25.220 And it's a big bunch of bullshit here too. 0.99

00:09:27.120 So, yeah, absolutely right. 1.00

00:09:28.580 Uh, WTF. 1.00

00:09:34.400 Don't even get me started on this whole gun shit, man. 1.00

00:09:37.160 Oh my Lord. 0.99

00:09:38.100 But anyways, imagine there being a mass shooting in a hospital and you're there and you have your firearm and you just so happen to save everybody.

00:09:49.040 Do you think they're going to, I don't know, imagine them trying to find you, you know what I mean, while having your gun where you're not supposed to, but yet you saved the day.

00:09:59.540 So, I mean, there's that argument, right?

00:10:01.400 It's like not happening, but obviously that's in the, in, in the good world, right?

00:10:08.780 So who knows what the scenario would be?

00:10:11.660 The outcome. 0.80

00:10:12.120 Dude, I don't, I don't give a fuck about like the law or the rules or if I get fined. 0.98

00:10:17.500 For one, I'd much rather fucking save my own life and some other people's life, regardless of the consequences. 0.99

00:10:24.340 And for two, I'm not going to stick around. 0.98

00:10:34.020 Absolutely, Marco.

00:10:34.820 So, you know, yeah, I guess I have to say in this, in this space out loud, you know, we wouldn't advocate breaking any gun laws.

00:10:43.780 However, you know, we're strapped everywhere we go.

00:10:48.580 And I'm a lifetime, I was taught, was raised with weapons from as a very young, young guy.

00:10:56.840 And so, you know, the one thing to kind of keep in mind is if you're, here's just some gun tips, because I know from conversations yesterday, a lot of people don't have experience.

00:11:09.060 If you're actually a responsible, if you're a really good owner of a weapon, no one will ever see the weapon.

00:11:15.380 Hopefully you don't, hopefully no one ever has to see the weapon.

00:11:18.620 So all these points are well made.

00:11:20.700 It's useless.

00:11:21.580 Now, you do not get, if you go to Illinois, lock the thing up. 1.00

00:11:25.720 I mean, even if it's useless, because they will put your ass in jail. 0.77

00:11:29.320 You have, there's a great website, and I apologize for not having the link, where you can go and figure out how your concealed carry works and all this other stuff. 0.97

00:11:36.840 But the point I wanted to make is, yes, it's useless, locked in the trunk, in a box. 0.97

00:11:41.840 Our stays in the glove compartment, because some shit might break out, right? 0.97

00:11:46.480 So I'm not telling you when to break the law, but I would tell you now, there's an old saying in Alabama, 0.99

00:11:52.720 it's better to be, you know, judged by 12 than carried by six.

00:12:03.260 That's a hell of a good quote, Marco.

00:12:04.860 Well, I still try to not take mine in the school, you know what I mean?

00:12:18.820 I just think it's crazy that you would bring it to a back-to-school event anyway, you know what I mean?

00:12:25.760 No, of course you're correct.

00:12:27.800 I mean, but again, you know, the glove compartment's a glove compartment.

00:12:31.160 I mean, a guy walking around, you know, I can't, I'm not going to push back on these brothers that do it.

00:12:35.840 I lived in Cheyenne, Wyoming for two years, Chief. 0.98

00:12:38.280 You can walk into a fucking bar, literally, with a gun and a holster, which I don't have a problem with, personally, right? 0.98

00:12:44.940 So I'm not pushing back on brothers, but, you know, I mean, probably going strapped into a school event. 0.99

00:12:52.440 But I think even Tony fucking Soprano would probably put it in the glove box at that point, you know? 0.78

00:12:57.720 So maybe not the best analogy, but. 0.96

00:13:04.360 But it worked.

00:13:05.440 I mean, that's a good analogy.

00:13:09.720 But we're all white men with, you know, at least halfway decent brain capacity.

00:13:14.440 So, you know what I mean?

00:13:16.440 So it's not setting the bar that high.

00:13:18.060 Well, well, back, you know, if you think just like a couple of years ago when the Spooks were, they were, you know, putting tires in the street.

00:13:24.800 And I don't remember if it was George Floyd or whatever, man, two years ago.

00:13:28.360 And, you know, literally even in Tennessee, you know, you never know when you're going to be driving down some road and there'd be a bunch of tires burning.

00:13:35.300 And a buddy of mine were going to a friend of ours who's pretty well off.

00:13:38.720 He's got a big farm, but you got to get out there a little bit. 0.99

00:13:41.360 Of course, there was no shit in Tennessee. 0.92

00:13:42.600 But when I went to get in his car, he was driving, I got in, I had my Glock and I showed it to him and I stick it in his glove box. 1.00

00:13:50.420 He goes, I mean, he's a pussy, you know, great, great, great human being. 1.00

00:13:55.120 But he's a piece of pussy. 1.00

00:13:56.480 And he's like, oh, my gosh. 1.00

00:13:57.820 I mean, do we really need that?

00:13:59.460 I mean, I said, look, look, look, Rick, Rick, listen, nobody's ever going to see it.

00:14:05.360 No, we're, you know, we're both, we're both at that time.

00:14:07.500 I was like, we're both in our late 50s.

00:14:09.180 I said, nobody's going to see it.

00:14:10.420 Right.

00:14:11.220 That's what a good owner, gun owner always hopes.

00:14:14.500 Right. 0.99

00:14:15.100 I said, but if we pull up on a bunch of fucking spooks and there's burning tires in the road, you know, you just get behind the fucking car and I'll take care of everything else. 0.99

00:14:24.360 You don't, you don't have a thing to worry about that. 0.99

00:14:26.160 And that gun sat there all night long, all the way, all the way to there.

00:14:28.920 We stayed there and had fun and came back and nobody ever saw it.

00:14:31.760 That's what a good, responsible gun owner strives to do is for no one to ever see the weapon.

00:14:36.700 Yeah, I feel like a gun and a condom are like, you know, you would rather have one and not need it than need it and not have one, you know?

00:14:49.340 Son, there's, there's something wrong with you.

00:14:51.020 I'm just going to go ahead and tell you.

00:14:55.300 I mean, it was a good analogy, right?

00:15:00.520 Thank you, Rusty.

00:15:01.420 I appreciate it, brother.

00:15:02.460 Exactly.

00:15:02.700 When you got a bust, you got a bust.

00:15:04.620 Yeah.

00:15:06.700 What's up, homeschool?

00:15:19.800 Homeschool, are you there?

00:15:22.280 Hey, gentlemen, sorry about that.

00:15:23.660 I was taking a sip of coffee.

00:15:25.720 My bad.

00:15:26.240 White power, brother. 1.00

00:15:27.320 White power, brothers. 1.00

00:15:28.120 Hey, speaking of traveling, I heard that.

00:15:31.620 Yeah, I just was making coffee here.

00:15:34.680 If you put your gun in your glove box, do not keep your registration and your insurance card in the same box.

00:15:44.040 Okay?

00:15:44.700 Always keep it in your visor.

00:15:47.640 Okay?

00:15:47.900 So this way you're not reaching over where your gun is, trying to find your, your registration, you know, your registration, your insurance card with your gun there.

00:15:55.800 It all depends on what state you're in.

00:15:57.680 Um, as somebody who's traveled multiple states for my job, I've, I've been pretty much everywhere in this country.

00:16:05.240 I've been in, I've been pro-gun states and I've been in some most anti-gun states you want to ever have.

00:16:10.980 And something's always with me.

00:16:13.280 Um, so hiding in it is really the best thing.

00:16:16.580 So don't, don't keep your gun in the glove box with your registration.

00:16:20.220 Always keep your registration separate.

00:16:22.680 I find that if you get one of those little visor things, it's right there.

00:16:27.100 It's handy.

00:16:28.260 You hand it to the officer, especially if you're getting pulled over a speeding ticket or, you know, my case is way stations and stuff like that.

00:16:35.920 You know what I mean?

00:16:36.940 It's just there.

00:16:37.760 Pull it over this way. 0.99

00:16:39.600 He's not asking stupid questions. 1.00

00:16:41.420 So that's it. 0.99

00:16:43.240 Just want to throw that out there.

00:16:45.860 So, Hey, I just want to put out, uh, Paul, like you wear condoms, bro. 0.85

00:16:50.180 Like, do you not know condoms were made by Jews for prostitution because they own all the prostitution houses and they were losing money on doing abortions for doctors and stuff, bro. 1.00

00:17:01.160 Condoms are a Jewish fucking religion. 1.00

00:17:03.140 So if you're, if you're having the sex, bro, you should be having sex with a white woman to impregnate to sing. 1.00

00:17:10.580 I was just making an analogy, brother. 1.00

00:17:12.940 I've been married for 14 years.

00:17:14.700 My, my girl doesn't like them.

00:17:17.180 So, but I get it. 1.00

00:17:20.300 You're trying to give me shit. 0.99

00:17:21.400 I love you too. 1.00

00:17:22.060 Fit side.

00:17:23.820 No, no.

00:17:24.440 I'm speaking.

00:17:25.060 I second, I second Fit side.

00:17:27.880 You know, there is a difference.

00:17:29.700 There's a difference between a gun and a condom because I know how to use a gun. 0.99

00:17:33.140 Just remember, when you wear a condom, you're treating your woman like a prostitute because 1.00

00:17:42.320 that's what condoms were made for, prostitutes. 1.00

00:17:50.500 Well, is it everybody bag on me day? 1.00

00:17:52.700 Damn, Sammy, are you all right, brother? 0.99

00:17:54.620 Oh, we're done. 1.00

00:17:59.920 What a fucking Jew. 1.00

00:18:05.280 Bagging on you. 1.00

00:18:06.060 This ain't nothing, dude.

00:18:08.520 I'm just giving you some friendly, friendly jousts. 1.00

00:18:11.720 I haven't even called you faggot or bitch yet. 1.00

00:18:13.720 Fafel got more than you. 1.00

00:18:14.780 Well, let's go, you fucking little nigger. 1.00

00:18:21.180 I love you, brother. 1.00

00:18:22.980 Love you too, brother.

00:18:27.020 Yeah, do you even lift, Sammy? 0.98

00:18:28.600 Yeah, I fucking bale hay. 0.98

00:18:37.260 I curl my 35s when I get bored. 0.99

00:18:39.560 And yesterday, I fucking lifted the whole goddamn workout machine like eight times because it 0.99

00:18:44.100 got stuck in the box. 0.99

00:18:46.420 I don't lift weights.

00:18:47.500 I lift the weight machine.

00:18:50.920 He's like Chuck Norris.

00:18:52.140 He doesn't do push-ups.

00:18:53.160 He pushes the world down.

00:19:05.020 Is that the same as waiting to lift?

00:19:07.740 You know?

00:19:08.300 Because some people just wait to lift.

00:19:19.020 Oh, yeah.

00:19:19.920 So we got 45 minutes left here until White Power Lunch Hour.

00:19:24.300 So, yeah.

00:19:26.200 If anybody wants to jump up on stage, we do have a little bit of room here.

00:19:29.880 Come jump up on stage.

00:19:31.740 Thank you for the 33 reposts.

00:19:34.400 We're stuck on that Jewish 33 number, guys. 0.98

00:19:36.680 Let's see if we can do 88.

00:19:38.400 Let's see if we can get 88 reposts today. 0.90

00:19:40.980 That would be fucking awesome.

00:19:42.120 I think whatever the spaces have done, that throttle, you know, they took the throttle off 0.96

00:19:48.060 a few days ago for a few days to test it out.

00:19:51.480 And, yeah, it seems like they put the throttle back on.

00:19:54.100 So if you guys could repost the space, help us get out there, would be greatly appreciated

00:19:58.480 because they have put the brake pedal down on there. 0.97

00:20:03.820 They've pulled the fucking, you know, they pulled it all. 0.99

00:20:08.420 We can't get out there anymore. 1.00

00:20:11.420 They shut it down, Goy.

00:20:12.980 So, yeah, help us get out there to the broader audience.

00:20:15.900 Just reposts the space, helps us out.

00:20:20.240 Imagine having an Anon account and still not reposting the space.

00:20:26.260 Yeah.

00:20:26.880 Come on now.

00:20:28.140 Come on now.

00:20:30.500 Just three buttons.

00:20:34.280 Boom, boom, boom.

00:20:35.800 That's it.

00:20:36.500 Come on, guys.

00:20:37.660 So, yeah.

00:20:39.680 Anything else going on in the timeline?

00:20:42.060 I haven't seen a whole lot.

00:20:43.300 But, yeah.

00:20:51.300 Just mostly market talks.

00:20:54.060 Market talks and, you know.

00:20:56.900 Did you guys talk about Nick Fuentes being a Fed yet?

00:21:02.600 What's all this?

00:21:03.940 The video of him at the Capitol on January 6th telling everybody to rush the Capitol. 1.00

00:21:08.280 No shit, eh? 0.99

00:21:12.640 Yeah, and he's, like, fucking blocking everybody who's posting it and trying to, like, do damage control. 0.99

00:21:17.780 Isn't that old news? 0.82

00:21:20.080 I don't think this video is.

00:21:21.580 I think it's new.

00:21:22.260 I've never seen this video before. 1.00

00:21:24.100 Well, I haven't seen the video, but I've heard for, like, the last four or five years of him being accused of that shit. 0.98

00:21:30.680 Oh, I believe it, but I think this is confirmed because he never got in trouble, you know. 0.98

00:21:34.920 You know, so many people, like, 3,000 people got arrested, and he's sitting there causing people to do it.

00:21:40.200 I'm sure he got people arrested by doing that, and he never got in trouble, so.

00:21:44.740 Proof.

00:21:45.140 I always remember seeing some picture of a, he was, like, an older guy.

00:21:53.660 I forget his name, or if, they never went after him, but he was really pushing the Feddie kind of, we're going to storm the Capitol and all of this.

00:22:03.840 Do you guys know who I'm talking about, the guy I'm talking about?

00:22:06.580 I remember being an old man, but I can't remember his name.

00:22:11.920 That's, uh, Ray.

00:22:13.000 Yes, yes, yes.

00:22:14.860 Yeah, yeah, that guy.

00:22:15.960 I always remember seeing that guy.

00:22:18.220 And they, no one ever, he never was, went after that guy.

00:22:23.380 But they went after all these other people.

00:22:32.940 Which, which seems like he's the Fed.

00:22:34.900 And, I mean.

00:22:38.600 Yeah, that would be, uh, that would definitely go with, with the territory there.

00:22:43.720 Um, I'm just seeing this come across the news desk.

00:22:46.320 Dana White just confirmed that the UFC will host a fight at the White House on July 4th, 2026.

00:22:55.440 So, uh, we're just turning the, turning the American political system into a circus.

00:23:02.120 Yeah, more brand, more brand for the circus.

00:23:04.900 Is it Trump v. Hillary?

00:23:06.440 We, we finally get in that fight?

00:23:13.420 Now that would be something. 1.00

00:23:16.320 My money's on the fucking, on Hillary. 1.00

00:23:18.760 I mean, that bitch is stone cold. 1.00

00:23:20.080 Yeah, she'll pull a, she'll pull of a gladiator. 1.00

00:23:24.160 She'll stab the guy, stab him while they're, you know, shaking hands or something with some poison in it. 0.99

00:23:29.460 And, uh, you know. 0.99

00:23:32.300 Yeah, she'll have somebody else do it before she even gets to the ring. 1.00

00:23:37.460 Bingo.

00:23:37.820 What's up, friend of the family?

00:23:42.920 Hey, what's going on, guys?

00:23:44.200 Can you hear me?

00:23:46.580 Yes, sir.

00:23:48.080 All right, excellent.

00:23:49.360 Hey, Rusty, you know what was really interesting about that Ray F. story?

00:23:53.960 Was, uh, not only did they not go after him.

00:23:56.820 Now, he was presumably a Trump supporter, right?

00:24:00.020 That was what he was supposed to be.

00:24:02.080 It was very interesting.

00:24:03.640 Not only did they not go after him, but the media was actually protecting him.

00:24:08.220 I saw him on several interviews.

00:24:10.620 He did, like, Today Show, Good Morning America, CNN interviews.

00:24:15.280 They all, like, kept defending him and, like, trying to protect him.

00:24:18.760 And then when they had these roundtable discussions, they would bring him up and protect him.

00:24:22.840 So it seems very apparent he was a Fed.

00:24:25.660 Because that's the first Trump supporter in history all of the left media went out of their way to protect.

00:24:31.780 So that's, like, a hell of a indicator of what he really was.

00:24:35.320 And that's all I got.

00:24:38.220 Very interesting. 1.00

00:24:52.260 Yeah, the whole thing was just a shit show. 1.00

00:24:54.140 And all the backlash from the government on that is just bullshit. 1.00

00:25:04.440 Yeah, we all know that was just all the crock of shit. 1.00

00:25:08.220 Go ahead, Marco. 1.00

00:25:10.580 Yeah, I don't want to go too far back.

00:25:12.220 I think Paul liked this to kind of conflate how dangerous the Clintons are and with guns. 0.59

00:25:20.360 Those are two separate topics we had.

00:25:22.200 There's a great meme, and it's an actual photo of a gun shop somewhere in America.

00:25:29.680 And up on the thing, it's like one of those church signs, but it's up there on the gun shop.

00:25:35.400 And it says, the odds are better you'll be killed by Hillary Clinton than a firearm.

00:25:43.380 That's so true. 0.56

00:25:44.680 It's so true. 0.99

00:25:49.060 That is fucking funny. 0.99

00:25:52.200 Well, we better watch what we say about Hillary, you know, the tunnel juice. 1.00

00:26:02.480 I mean, I think after Jake Paul fought Mike Tyson, the joke after that was he was going to fight Joe Biden next, you know, so.

00:26:09.160 Yeah, I've always thought that they were kind of set up, like, to be popular so they could, you know, control the narrative of the teenagers.

00:26:22.280 Because I've never really heard of them doing anything good, like, for the community or anything like that.

00:26:33.760 Now, I don't get into all the internet shit, and I never watched them, but I never heard anything good. 0.63

00:26:38.880 Are you talking about the Pauls? 0.98

00:26:40.800 Yes, sir.

00:26:42.180 Yeah, I mean, it's, they're just, I mean, I use this word.

00:26:45.160 It's not an adoration. 0.99

00:26:46.760 They're just fucking phenomenons, man. 1.00

00:26:48.440 They blew up. 1.00

00:26:49.740 I mean, I agree with you 110%.

00:26:51.720 You just, you know, they're just phenomenal.

00:26:52.280 You can't deny that, man, those two kids, those two brothers just made a lot of cash, you know, and I think we're going to look back on it historically and just see that, you know, it could have been so much, you know, so much good could have been done. 0.98

00:27:05.660 And I'm not a collective guy and all that shit.

00:27:08.000 I mean, I can't be in the right circumstances, but, you know, I mean, you're absolutely correct. 0.85

00:27:13.140 But you can't deny, man, it's just, if you look at, you know, the things he's been successful in, which I don't think, I don't think that there's any substance. 0.98

00:27:21.560 I don't think that there's any substance to any of it whatsoever, but you just can't, you know, you can't deny the fucking bank, man, so. 0.95

00:27:28.240 Well, you know, you know what got them famous, right? 0.98

00:27:33.560 I do not.

00:27:34.560 I'd love to hear. 0.92

00:27:35.360 The first thing that, you know, they already, they had a channel, or at least one of them did, I can't remember, I think the older one, they had, I think they both had channels, but one of them, the thing that really put them on the map was they went to Japan, that forest of the dead, where everybody goes and kills themselves, and they stumbled on a fucking person hanging from a tree.

00:27:55.900 Like, that was their thing that went viral, and everybody, it blew up, and that's their, like, claim to fame.

00:28:02.920 I mean, I will give, like, both of them are decent boxers.

00:28:07.540 Jake, whoever's the main, the actual boxer, he's all right.

00:28:11.780 I don't know how, like, it seems kind of a lot of staging, like, depending on who he fights, that at least is staged. 0.86

00:28:19.040 But I will give him, he is a pretty fucking decent boxer.

00:28:23.900 But besides that, everything, like, their whole claim to fame was just finding a dead body on YouTube Live, or whatever, and, like, they were being pretty dis, they were, even back then, like, they, they were, like, super fucking disrespectful about it, and, like, eh, I don't know. 0.83

00:28:43.080 It was just, it was all, it was all, like, very, nothing super amazing. 0.97

00:28:48.800 They just found a dead person in a fucking forest full of dead people. 0.93

00:28:52.740 But, Sam, you know, the one thing I, I looked at it a little bit, like, when he was fighting Tyson, you know, I was, you know, I looked at it a little bit. 1.00

00:29:00.880 The one thing that kind of struck me, and this might be from a very limited kind of a soda straw view, is they seem to have, you know, and I'm not, look, I'm not sucking their dicks. 1.00

00:29:10.580 I, I, I don't have any love lost for these fucking kids. 0.99

00:29:13.980 But, but they seem to be able to evolve, too, right? 0.99

00:29:16.700 They didn't really start as fighters, right? 0.98

00:29:18.800 Weren't they doing some other shit? 0.97

00:29:20.160 So, they just manipulated the system and made, and made some paint, man. 0.99

00:29:24.600 And, um, I'm not saying I have respect for it, but I'm saying it's just hard to deny the number, man.

00:29:29.060 You know?

00:29:29.320 Yeah, they're good at what they do.

00:29:30.760 I mean, content-wise, and that's most of what they do. 0.99

00:29:33.980 That Mike Tyson fight was bullshit. 0.69

00:29:35.780 I'm pretty sure that Mike took the dive, but regardless, you know, besides that fight, he's had a couple decent fights. 0.98

00:29:46.260 So, I will give him that.

00:29:47.280 He is at least some sort of an athlete. 0.79

00:29:49.260 He's not fucking, they're not all faked, but it seems like he picks who he fights pretty particularly.

00:29:57.140 So, it's not super, it's not real. 0.87

00:30:00.080 They're super amateur, in my opinion, Sammy.

00:30:03.500 They don't, they're not fighting, they're fighting people on their way out, etc.

00:30:08.880 And they're, and that fight with Tyson, he was pulling his punches, Tyson, at what, God, what is, is he almost 60 now?

00:30:19.220 And he was still having to pull his punches?

00:30:22.080 And then he did take, he pretty much took a dive also. 1.00

00:30:25.620 That shit was bullshit. 1.00

00:30:26.820 That shit, they're not fighting any real fights of high caliber, so, in my opinion. 1.00

00:30:33.840 No, he's had a couple, like, like one or two that were, like, pretty, pretty substantial and real. 0.99

00:30:42.180 But I think, like you're saying, it was guys that were either, like, retiring, or I think one of them was, like, a whole weight class under him or something like that. 0.87

00:30:50.840 They weren't, they're not real fucking fights. 0.60

00:30:53.060 But it's, to say, like, they're not actual boxers, like, he's got some skill. 0.90

00:30:58.180 But yeah, most of it is really stable.

00:31:00.140 Amateur, right?

00:31:01.060 So, like, that semi-kind of, professional in the sense they're making money, but not, they're not entering in real, you know, real, God, what is it?

00:31:14.920 The boxing type of organizations where...

00:31:18.340 Jake did fight.

00:31:21.340 Yes.

00:31:22.880 The younger one?

00:31:24.400 Are we talking about the younger one?

00:31:28.100 Yeah, they fought in Tommy Fury.

00:31:31.260 That was a boxer.

00:31:32.120 I just, I don't think they've fought in any real super high caliber, right?

00:31:38.320 It's, it's kind of commercialized type of, we're seeing people on their way.

00:31:44.260 You know, it's, it's, they are opportunistic, we'll say.

00:31:49.460 But that's what I was saying, is, like, I'm wondering if they've been set up by the Jews from the beginning.

00:32:01.520 You know what I mean?

00:32:02.360 Like, with, like you said, Sammy, I had never heard of nothing about the dead body, but, you know, maybe they put it there.

00:32:08.720 Who knows?

00:32:09.980 No, it's the suicide forest in Japan.

00:32:12.320 Man, it's, like, you'll find a new dead person every week, but it could have been staged to the point.

00:32:20.320 Because, like, they're, the authorities there, I'm pretty sure, monitor who goes in and out.

00:32:25.720 Because that's pretty much why anybody goes to that forest, is to kill themselves.

00:32:30.120 So, anytime, I'm sure, like, anytime a vehicle goes in. 0.92

00:32:34.220 And I think that, the beginning of, it's been fucking years, but I think at the beginning of the video, like, when they go to the parking lot, 0.96

00:32:41.180 they are parked next to this fucking white van, and I think that's the person they found. 0.94

00:32:47.380 So, there might have been a way to, you know, talk to the local Japanese authorities or whatever, 0.96

00:32:53.840 and ask them to send a report, but it wouldn't be, you could probably go there, stay for a week, 0.90

00:33:01.760 go to the forest three fucking times, and at least once you're going to find a dead person. 0.97

00:33:07.340 It's pretty common. 0.99

00:33:08.080 And it sounds to me like all you got to do is take out the parking lot, man, hide in the bushes.

00:33:17.720 Yeah, you could just, you could just camp at the parking lot for a few days,

00:33:22.860 and I'm, it's like a 90% chance you're going to see somebody come there to kill themselves.

00:33:29.420 It's literally the only reason anybody that's from Japan goes to that forest. 1.00

00:33:33.380 So, uh, I just want to put it in, like, what you're talking about, the boxing, how they curate the fights,

00:33:41.220 that's what, uh, Mayweather did.

00:33:44.060 Look at, uh, the Pacquiao-Mayweather fight. 0.95

00:33:47.400 Mayweather avoided him for, like, one whole fucking decade, ten years, 0.56

00:33:51.420 and then when Pacquiao was showing signs of past his prime, like, old, and he needed to retire, 0.97

00:33:56.940 that's when Mayweather took the fight.

00:33:59.640 Like, this idea that, like, like, they're doing something, oh, they know what the professionals do.

00:34:05.160 Like, let's be honest, every one of Mayweather's fights were curated to give him an absolute edge.

00:34:13.000 Like, if they were in their prime, he wouldn't fight them.

00:34:15.620 He dodged them.

00:34:16.360 And that's exactly what he did, every single time. 0.99

00:34:19.980 So, let's, I'm not holding water for the Paul brothers, or whatever the fuck they're called. 0.99

00:34:25.140 But what I'm saying is, it's just, like, this idea that, like, oh, they, uh, they did this, they did that. 0.99

00:34:31.220 It's like, so do fucking the champions of every boxing, uh, arena. 0.95

00:34:36.180 Like, and let's be honest, Mayweather does steroids. 0.99

00:34:38.900 Yeah, he never gets fucking called out for it. 0.80

00:34:41.060 I don't consider Mayweather a champion, though, so, there's that. 0.95

00:34:46.840 Butterbean is the only champion. 0.98

00:34:48.940 He's the only goddamn champion. 0.99

00:34:52.160 He was the great white hope. 1.00

00:34:56.540 That motherfucker won, like, ten fights in a row and didn't train one time the entire, the entire couple years. 1.00

00:35:03.160 He didn't, he didn't go into a gym, he didn't train. 1.00

00:35:06.000 He won ten fights in a row and didn't train at all.

00:35:08.220 He trained with lifting kegs and turkey legs.

00:35:14.280 Hell yeah, dude. 0.99

00:35:15.560 That motherfucker, could you imagine if he got in shape, trained, he'd be the most, the most unstoppable boxing force on the face of the planet in history. 1.00

00:35:25.360 That's true white power right there. 1.00

00:35:32.980 Yeah, it was like he was throwing turkeys, you know, that right hand. 0.92

00:35:38.220 Dude, he's throwing atom bombs.

00:35:42.300 Could you imagine getting hit by him, dude?

00:35:44.460 It'd put you into a new dimension. 1.00

00:35:49.280 Wake up, but with the IQ of a nigger. 1.00

00:35:50.920 Yeah, Butterbean had a lot of knockouts, for sure. 1.00

00:36:03.040 Didn't they also bring him into wrestling and have him box some wrestlers and he just, like, annihilated them, even fucking pulling his punches, too? 0.55

00:36:12.500 I think I saw that somewhere. 0.92

00:36:13.740 I think I heard something about it.

00:36:19.200 I've never seen it, though.

00:36:20.560 But I think I heard something about that.

00:36:22.080 Yeah.

00:36:22.940 It's been a while.

00:36:24.140 All right, so we learned, don't bring Jazz up or boxing with Fit Side, because he's ready to fight.

00:36:39.460 No, I just, I just know, I just know the truth.

00:36:42.880 I know the truth about these athletes. 0.83

00:36:45.140 All the number one champions, they're fucking roided out, and they don't, they get independent testing. 0.80

00:36:51.560 And because they get independent testing, they're easily manipulating the test results. 0.98

00:36:58.500 Like, blacks are allowed, the only fucking special group that are allowed independent testing, they won't go through the official lines of testing, because they have lawyers that argue that, like, they, that it'd be racist and can't be trusted to be official because their history is racist and biased, so like that. 0.97

00:37:15.700 And so they get independent testing, while whites are constantly being scrutinized to the point where they eat a little pork, one of the things pop, and so they get disqualified. 1.00

00:37:28.380 While black soldiers are able to live, do whatever the fuck they want in the sport. 1.00

00:37:31.820 I don't want to put Mayweather's tactics, though, on all boxers. 1.00

00:37:40.200 I think that's bullshit. 0.99

00:37:41.900 Not every boxer is cherry-picking and fight-dodging like he did for a fucking decade. 1.00

00:37:48.880 No, it's typically the black champions that get propped up, though. 0.99

00:37:52.660 There's always some bullshit, and even MMA is, like, inarguably more reputable and above the board. 0.98

00:38:03.800 And there's even, what was that, what was that fucking one guy, that black dude that is one of the best to ever live in every single fight? 0.99

00:38:12.300 He just eye-gouged every fucking, every one of his opponents. 0.98

00:38:15.400 Was it Silva? Anderson Silva? 0.99

00:38:20.740 It was one of the niggers. 1.00

00:38:22.580 Like, he, people say he's the best fucking fighter in, like, every, he just sticks his fucking hand out, fingers first. 1.00

00:38:29.740 In every single fight, he's eye-gouged somebody. 0.98

00:38:33.600 I think you are talking about Anderson Silva, yeah.

00:38:38.600 I grew up thinking Jean-Claude Van Damme was the greatest fighter. 0.99

00:38:41.980 It's a goddamn Rocky Balboa. 0.99

00:38:49.160 Damn, you weren't, you weren't a Steven Seagal guy, Paul? 1.00

00:38:53.980 John Jones or, or Dan, or Cormier, one of those two. 0.98

00:38:57.540 I think it's Jones, John's Jones. 0.98

00:39:00.620 Jones does eye-gouges, but he, he beats the shit out of a lot of motherfuckers without eye-gouges in two, but I'm not shilling for him, but that's, that's the eye-gouges guy. 0.98

00:39:09.160 He does it with his glove, too, it's really sneaky. 0.99

00:39:12.220 Well, let's, uh, let's talk about Jones. 0.96

00:39:14.340 He, he's popped several times for steroid use, and yet they give him the title as fucking king when he's going against people who aren't using steroids. 0.87

00:39:21.800 Like, this is, this is something the media and everyone always does. 0.96

00:39:25.800 When it's a black person that does good, they're like, this is the king of boxing. 1.00

00:39:29.100 I'm just waiting for the day where there's an actual black guy who can swim without fucking drowning, and then I'm like, this is the king of swimming. 1.00

00:39:36.520 Let me tell you how stupid John Jones is. 1.00

00:39:41.260 This motherfucker got stopped by the police, got out of his car, left it running, had cocaine in the car and a gun. 1.00

00:39:50.560 They always get the trifecta on him, right? 1.00

00:39:52.320 He's, he's got cocaine, he's drunk, he has cocaine in the, in the car and a gun, which he can't, can't legally have.

00:40:00.660 He leaves the car running, leaves the door open, and takes off running, man, at an intersection to talk, get arrested. 1.00

00:40:08.540 That's how stupid John Jones is, dude. 1.00

00:40:10.520 That sounds like some high IQ. 1.00

00:40:16.480 Black excellence. 1.00

00:40:20.120 That's just average fucking behavior. 1.00

00:40:24.960 Yeah, we bring guns to school functions and shit. 1.00

00:40:32.520 When the primal behavior picks in, when the brain is under stress. 0.99

00:40:40.520 Keep going, don't stop there. 0.99

00:40:44.380 Yeah, the primal behavior kicks in when the brain is the size of a fucking baseball, brother. 0.99

00:40:54.800 Well, speaking of low IQ, did y'all hear about the nigger in Philly that was wrongfully jailed, and he was awarded $4 million, and now he's back in prison because he killed someone over a $1,200 drug debt? 1.00

00:41:09.360 Yeah. 1.00

00:41:10.520 Shit, man. 1.00

00:41:14.700 You just got to stand on them principles. 1.00

00:41:16.480 You got to represent.

00:41:25.240 Yeah, there you go.

00:41:26.500 No said.

00:41:29.800 Black $1,200. 1.00

00:41:31.960 That was like 75% of my full million dollars, so I had to kill him. 0.99

00:41:37.580 How else am I going to pay my 33% taxes? 0.81

00:41:45.920 Real recognize real.

00:41:48.040 Real recognize real. 1.00

00:41:48.100 It is crazy how stupid they are sometimes, though. 1.00

00:42:02.960 You know, when you actually just sit down and think about it. 1.00

00:42:05.140 Well, do you expect anything better from animals?

00:42:11.600 I mean, a lot of people jokingly say, you know, they're not people, but it's not a joke. 1.00

00:42:19.380 Like, subhuman is a fucking descriptor. 1.00

00:42:21.800 They are, like, part fucking monkey. 1.00

00:42:24.840 They're some weird... 1.00

00:42:25.600 That's where that DNA, that 20%, 30% DNA that we can't trace where it comes from.

00:42:32.180 And that's monkey DNA. 0.98

00:42:34.000 They're not fucking Foley people. 0.99

00:42:36.040 No, I thought we all came from monkeys. 1.00

00:42:46.600 No, it's a stupid argument. 1.00

00:42:48.460 You know, a lot of these niggers, especially the anomalies that are a little bit smarter, 1.00

00:42:54.600 or at least propped up to look smart, like Neil deGrasse Tyson, you know, tries to say, 0.99

00:42:58.900 oh, you know, white people look like monkeys because of their hair, and they get lice, and 1.00

00:43:02.760 blah, blah, blah, and white people are closer to monkeys. 0.99

00:43:05.720 It's not about just physical descriptors. 0.99

00:43:08.680 It's the same thing.

00:43:09.520 Like, the vegans try to use the argument of, like, you know, we're not carnivores because

00:43:15.240 we don't have canines.

00:43:16.560 You know, only wolves and cats, those are real carnivores because they have canines. 1.00

00:43:20.640 Motherfucker, that's not how it works. 0.99

00:43:23.380 Hippopotamus have the largest canines on Earth, and they're completely just herbivores, and they're 0.99

00:43:28.060 the most violent animal on the planet.

00:43:30.300 There's a little bit more nuance to these things.

00:43:32.280 It's not just physical descriptors.

00:43:34.440 When you look at behavior, when you look at DNA structure and societal structure, they're 1.00

00:43:41.340 fucking monkeys. 0.99

00:43:50.220 Did anyone else, when you were told in school that we all came from monkeys, like, just 1.00

00:43:55.360 wonder, then why is there still monkeys?

00:43:58.060 I mean, like, you know, I'm just a redneck from Georgia, but even I was like, that doesn't

00:44:04.060 make sense.

00:44:08.120 Well, there was some monkeys in Africa a long time ago, and then some Poogeets came over, 1.00

00:44:14.120 and they looked at these damn monkeys, and they started fucking these monkeys, but these 1.00

00:44:19.700 monkeys were some rare monkeys. 1.00

00:44:21.500 And for some reason, these Poogeets and these monkeys actually had reproduced children, and 1.00

00:44:28.660 these little black things would pop out of them and everything like that. 1.00

00:44:32.880 So finally, the white man had to come in and say, oh, shit, these monkeys are a problem. 0.99

00:44:38.920 So they killed off all the monkeys, but then the black little things that fell out of them, 1.00

00:44:45.600 you know, they were hiding in dirt holes, and they were crawling in trees, and there 0.99

00:44:49.540 were so damn many of them, they couldn't get rid of them, so they just left the fucking 0.99

00:44:54.180 island. 0.99

00:44:54.840 And hopefully, you know, God forbid, no one opened up that fucking door, but I guess somebody 0.99

00:45:00.560 eventually did, but yeah. 0.99

00:45:02.580 That's the same story I read.

00:45:14.960 Yeah, man, that's textbook, verbatim. 1.00

00:45:19.520 Yeah, you know, the moral of the story is you don't fuck monkeys. 1.00

00:45:23.020 You never know what you're gonna get. 1.00

00:45:27.040 Well, we at least know you'll get shit thrown at you. 0.98

00:45:29.380 I'm not seeing anything news-wise either in the last couple days. 0.99

00:45:36.120 I've only seen Trump doing tariff agreements with all the European countries and whatnot, 0.98

00:45:42.900 fucking over Sweden and all our white countries. 1.00

00:45:46.820 So, I mean, that's not necessarily a bad thing. 0.99

00:45:50.380 You know, no news is better than bad news, but what's up with the Ghislaine Maxwell interview?

00:45:57.500 Has anything gone on with that?

00:45:59.080 I heard it was gonna happen last week or whatnot, or they already did it. 0.94

00:46:02.860 Does anything come up, or they just fucking do that to placate? 0.81

00:46:06.580 They brought her to a minimum security prison with super, looks super relaxed. 0.98

00:46:15.580 No barbed wire fence, no this and that.

00:46:18.320 They brought her to a baseball field and a nice courtyard, flowered and everything.

00:46:28.120 I'm not lying about this either.

00:46:31.220 I heard she got a pool there and all the cells have wooden doors.

00:46:35.860 Yeah, simple, simple chain link fence, single, single chain link fence about, I don't know,

00:46:47.920 maybe 50 yards from residential homes.

00:46:53.680 Like a residential home could just walk up and put something through the little,

00:46:58.520 through the little chain link fence, possibly, you know, whatever.

00:47:05.400 Or hand them their tennis ball back if they hit it over the fence.

00:47:09.140 Yeah, yeah, get to know them on a first name basis, etc.

00:47:13.920 Pet the dog, you know.

00:47:15.560 About as secure as a high school.

00:47:17.840 Pretty much, yeah.

00:47:18.940 Did they actually interview her? 0.99

00:47:30.260 Or, I mean, it's probably all bullshit anyway. 0.97

00:47:33.780 Yeah, after they did that, they moved her to secure, minimum security prison. 0.96

00:47:39.200 After the little, after, you know, the DA or whoever interviewed or whoever it is,

00:47:44.420 the attorney general or whoever, right? 0.99

00:47:48.940 Faking gay. 1.00

00:47:56.840 Yeah, they probably replaced her with somebody else so they could take her to wherever the island is that Epstein's hiding. 0.99

00:48:03.180 Oh, did I say that out loud?

00:48:04.620 Sorry.

00:48:13.920 Yeah, they don't even have a mold or anything.

00:48:16.100 No fence.

00:48:16.760 They just got, if you, if you walk up to the property, it's just a carrot on a stick with a string and it just, everyone gets distracted.

00:48:24.220 Oh, my God.

00:48:24.820 Oh, my God. 1.00

00:48:27.340 Yeah, this whole thing is pretty fucking stupid. 1.00

00:48:30.920 You know, they're even supposed to go into Fort Knox and audit the gold. 1.00

00:48:34.460 Never happened.

00:48:35.220 Never happened. 1.00

00:48:36.420 You know, it's just all fucking fake and gay. 1.00

00:48:39.380 Every little bit of it. 1.00

00:48:44.340 Here's something I've seen.

00:48:45.320 I think it's another form to get us arguing and more distraction, but I heard they were trying to reverse the same-sex marriage.

00:48:52.500 It's like every time we hear something, it's, it's, here's 10 more things to distract you.

00:49:03.980 Yeah, and then when they do it, a judge overturns it and then go back to square one, pretty much. 1.00

00:49:11.440 Fucking fake. 0.97

00:49:12.100 I mean, I know nobody in here agrees with it, but honestly, that's not on my top 10 worries right now. 0.99

00:49:18.180 You know what I mean?

00:49:18.880 Yeah.

00:49:20.620 Exactly.

00:49:21.340 Exactly.

00:49:22.500 I don't know how Marco feels. 0.98

00:49:27.380 Damn, I forgot. 0.97

00:49:28.100 I can't say nothing. 0.99

00:49:30.720 Uh-oh.

00:49:31.440 Uh-oh.

00:49:33.100 Love you, Marco.

00:49:34.780 He ain't up here.

00:49:35.500 That's why I did it.

00:49:38.080 Pulled a fast one.

00:49:41.400 Fifteen minutes here until we get over to the White Power Lunch Hour. 0.57

00:49:45.200 So, anybody got any last points of business or anything left on the table?

00:49:50.620 Yeah, yeah, Marco's a boomer, so he's probably like, they're making money.

00:49:56.700 Here he comes.

00:49:57.620 Here he comes.

00:50:02.360 Uh-oh.

00:50:03.280 My bad, Marco.

00:50:04.760 Oh, he's going to get it.

00:50:07.940 He's going to get it with you.

00:50:10.160 Or you're going to get it from him.

00:50:12.340 I'm out of it today.

00:50:13.660 This is where you tell your kids to plug their ears, guys.

00:50:26.600 Go ahead, Marco.

00:50:27.760 You ain't got to raise your hand, brother. 0.99

00:50:29.040 Well, I've been beat down four or five times this fucking week, so I've got to be careful. 0.99

00:50:36.780 But, no, you know, I'm going to leave Brother Paul alone. 0.98

00:50:41.100 I'm going to come hard on him tomorrow, though, earlier in the show when we've got time.

00:50:45.460 So, he can look forward to that.

00:50:47.020 That's what my father used to do.

00:50:48.380 You can look forward to it.

00:50:49.520 You know what I mean?

00:50:50.040 So, he knows I love him. 0.99

00:50:51.540 And I checked my shit, dude. 0.99

00:50:54.200 I didn't send you $5 in fucking Cash App or whatever that, I think you said that spook 0.99

00:50:58.520 in Cash App. 0.99

00:50:59.520 I didn't send you $5, so.

00:51:02.840 I know.

00:51:03.400 I was just making a joke, brother.

00:51:05.480 You didn't send me $5.

00:51:07.420 No, I got you.

00:51:08.880 I got you. 1.00

00:51:09.780 So, you know, but all this shit is a distraction, right? 0.99

00:51:16.480 With all this, you know, we're going to do this, we're going to do that. 0.99

00:51:19.520 But, you know, for me, it all comes back to, we got to, and I know we're not going to get

00:51:27.300 political at the last second, but we got to stop the fentanyl, man.

00:51:31.120 We got to stop the drugs, killing these kids, man.

00:51:34.280 We got to stop these drugs.

00:51:35.900 And so, I agree with what Brother Paul said, actually, except the part where he called me 0.99

00:51:42.340 a fag. 0.99

00:51:43.240 I agree with what Brother Paul said, is that, you know, we got to kind of pick some battles 0.99

00:51:48.640 here because they have long-term effects on the children.

00:51:55.160 And I'm not talking about the Epstein stuff. 1.00

00:51:57.400 It's the most horrendous shit ever. 1.00

00:51:59.500 But this woman, man, she's like the fall guy, you know? 1.00

00:52:04.920 She's like the gun in a murder. 0.98

00:52:06.720 She ties everything together.

00:52:08.540 There's so much information they could get from her.

00:52:10.660 She probably, I don't know how much time she should be doing or what kind of security should 1.00

00:52:17.260 be around her.

00:52:18.540 But you realize the information that she's actually got.

00:52:22.320 That's the gun.

00:52:24.180 That's the smoking gun.

00:52:25.780 That's it, man.

00:52:27.000 So, it's just my opinion.

00:52:28.540 Oh, well said, brother.

00:52:32.820 I mean, that's a great point.

00:52:37.820 Absolutely.

00:52:39.040 I just found a four-leaf clover.

00:52:42.040 I'm feeling lucky.

00:52:44.660 Boom.

00:52:45.260 Now you can have a baby.

00:52:47.060 Oh, yeah. 1.00

00:52:48.040 Let's fucking bring it home. 0.99

00:52:52.320 Tell Fafo to start looking for four-leaf clovers. 0.99

00:52:56.520 That'll be his sign.

00:52:57.620 Yeah.

00:52:58.540 Our pictures are it's not real.

00:53:05.380 MAGA must be from Missouri. 0.99

00:53:07.380 The show me state.

00:53:11.580 What did he say?

00:53:12.600 What did he say?

00:53:13.200 No, no.

00:53:14.060 Unfortunately, I'm from the suburbs of Chicago.

00:53:17.580 You know?

00:53:18.260 Ugh.

00:53:20.780 Did he say show me if it's not real?

00:53:23.620 What?

00:53:23.940 What?

00:53:24.140 What?

00:53:24.340 Show me the money!

00:53:30.000 Show me the money!

00:53:30.920 I'm looking for a pot of gold now.

00:53:32.220 We want to see it.

00:53:39.480 Give me a sec here.

00:53:40.120 Give me a sec here.

00:53:40.180 And then somebody needs to come in with some kind of educated take on how that's not technically

00:53:52.440 a clover.

00:53:53.320 It's some other species of plant.

00:53:57.040 There you go, Phil, Todd.

00:53:58.820 No, that's where we need Brother Skull Mask.

00:54:01.440 You know what I'm saying? 1.00

00:54:01.960 That motherfucker knows all that kind of shit, so. 1.00

00:54:05.920 I feel like he's getting his notes ready right now. 1.00

00:54:18.400 Can you tell them I said that?

00:54:19.660 Give him a second.

00:54:27.860 It takes a little bit to get that hot glue gun to heat up.

00:54:31.420 I think Cookie's getting in the way. 0.73

00:54:53.160 Cookie's telling him.

00:54:53.960 What were y'all saying?

00:55:01.280 I didn't hear y'all.

00:55:04.120 Oh, God.

00:55:05.020 I'm sorry.

00:55:05.780 My cookie ate my clover.

00:55:09.820 What were y'all saying?

00:55:10.820 I couldn't hear y'all.

00:55:11.540 White found a four-leaf clover, and then MAGA said, show us, and then MAGA said, once

00:55:21.300 he shows us, someone needs to come up and say that it's not actual four-leaf clover and

00:55:25.060 be scientific about it, so I said, it's your turn.

00:55:28.800 Oh, no.

00:55:30.600 I don't do that.

00:55:31.800 If you find a four-leaf clover, who knows? 0.53

00:55:34.340 Maybe your life won't suck anymore.

00:55:36.680 Okay. 0.82

00:55:41.540 Well, I told him that was a sign that he can have a kid now.

00:55:44.100 You know, he's been waiting on a good sign.

00:55:45.740 There you go. 1.00

00:55:47.980 Listen, if you need a sign to have a kid, you're gay. 1.00

00:55:54.700 And also, don't wear condoms. 1.00

00:55:57.000 That's Fitzsides' motto.

00:56:04.180 No, no.

00:56:05.900 I'm not waiting on a sign for that.

00:56:07.480 It's on the way.

00:56:08.920 On the way.

00:56:09.420 Let's go.

00:56:09.880 Uh, yeah, sorry. 0.99

00:56:11.820 I was just trying to get a good angle of this fucking thing. 0.98

00:56:19.480 I sound like WTF when he was doing the Speedo picture. 0.99

00:56:26.460 45 degrees is always the best.

00:56:32.640 Go ahead, Marco.

00:56:34.880 I got a 10-second joke if you want to hear it.

00:56:38.140 Go for it, bro.

00:56:40.300 I wanted to tell earlier, uh, we got a little out of context.

00:56:43.880 So, what do you get when you cross a black man and a white woman? 0.91

00:56:50.340 What? 0.79

00:56:51.460 A single mother.

00:56:53.020 What?

00:57:08.140 I got you one, Marco.

00:57:16.280 Let's hear it, baby.

00:57:17.820 What do a, uh, what is a frozen pizza?

00:57:21.240 Or no, a burnt pizza, a frozen beer, and a pregnant lady all have in common. 1.00

00:57:25.880 I can't put it together, bro.

00:57:30.200 Brother, tell me.

00:57:31.340 Somebody forgot to pull it out.

00:57:36.060 That's so good, man. 0.97

00:57:37.700 What do you, what do you call a yellow school bus full of black kids? 1.00

00:57:45.060 A rotten banana. 0.99

00:57:46.040 All right, this is a challenge.

00:57:54.100 I'm ready. 0.97

00:57:55.100 What do you call a lesbian with long fingernails? 1.00

00:58:04.040 I could call it single. 0.96

00:58:06.680 Okay, Marco. 0.99

00:58:12.320 What do you call a lesbian with, uh, fat fingers? 1.00

00:58:18.140 Popular? 0.99

00:58:21.940 Well-hummed.

00:58:25.100 Oh, that's so good.

00:58:26.920 All right, this is the last one I'm, that's the last one I'm going to do, and then I'm going to drop that.

00:58:30.500 So, that is so good. 1.00

00:58:31.980 So, when does a gay man become a faggot? 1.00

00:58:42.360 The, the, the second he walks out of the room. 1.00

00:58:48.800 All right, Marco, before you go, I got you one more.

00:58:51.780 Who, who does it faster? 0.99

00:58:53.300 Two gay guys or two lesbians? 0.99

00:58:56.360 You tell me, brother. 1.00

00:58:59.000 The, uh, oh, shit, I forgot it. 1.00

00:59:01.500 But I know the, hold on, I had a brain fart, bro. 1.00

00:59:04.520 Boomer brain. 0.99

00:59:05.300 Go ahead and notice it. 0.73

00:59:07.820 I've got a good one. 1.00

00:59:10.040 So, this nigger died. 1.00

00:59:10.560 Actually, my daughter walked up. 0.99

00:59:12.840 Oh.

00:59:14.400 Am I good?

00:59:17.360 Yeah, brother, I was just letting y'all know my daughter walked up, so I had to shut that joke down. 0.99

00:59:21.080 So, this nigger dies and goes to heaven, and God gives him a pair of wings. 1.00

00:59:28.040 And he says, God, am I an angel? 1.00

00:59:30.140 And he says, no, nigger, you're a bat. 1.00

00:59:32.020 A bat. 1.00

00:59:35.140 A bat.

00:59:36.240 Uh, okay. 0.62

00:59:37.380 So, uh, there was, uh, a Mexican, a black guy, and a white guy that goes swimming in the ocean. 0.84

00:59:43.860 And there was a shark attack.

00:59:45.700 The shark eats the Mexican guy first, and he's, oh, that's spicy! 1.00

00:59:48.460 And then the shark eats the white guy, and he's, ooh, that's vanilla, that's really good. 0.98

00:59:54.600 And then here comes the black guy, trying, waving his arms in water, trying to get out, but he's not going anywhere because he's black. 0.99

01:00:01.800 And the shark bites him. 1.00

01:00:03.640 It's all right, that tastes like shit! 0.99

01:00:08.320 Sorry, it was a bad kid's joke. 0.99

01:00:11.580 Something I heard when I was, like, seven years old or something like that, and I just remember to this day.

01:00:16.100 Hey, hey, you want to hear a real funny joke?

01:00:21.420 All right, go, go into the, uh, comments.

01:00:24.480 And, uh, look at what White Paladin thinks is a clover. 1.00

01:00:28.060 Yeah, it's a fucking clover! 0.99

01:00:32.400 That's literally a leaf, bro! 1.00

01:00:35.020 No, it's a giant fucking clover, man! 0.99

01:00:37.180 It's from a, the flower's a clover, come on now! 0.99

01:00:42.840 Yeah, and Cookie Monster is real, and God's.

01:00:46.100 God is going to come down from heaven and save us all.

01:00:49.700 It doesn't even have the, like, little white ring in the center of it, you know what I mean?

01:00:54.040 White ring?

01:00:54.600 Anybody who picks up clover knows that.

01:00:57.280 Yeah, yeah.

01:00:58.740 Oh, man.

01:00:59.880 Oh, am I going to have, just, just Google a clover.

01:01:03.140 That is the equivalent.

01:01:05.600 That clover.

01:01:06.840 That's what it is. 1.00

01:01:07.760 They're deep, even that old nigger fucking fits in. 1.00

01:01:10.880 That clover is the equivalent of the Jew saying he's white. 1.00

01:01:19.640 It's, uh, it's a special breed, man.

01:01:24.040 I got the last joke for Brother Paul, if I can.

01:01:27.240 He may have heard it.

01:01:30.060 Go ahead.

01:01:30.660 I hope you haven't heard it.

01:01:31.560 So, you know, people die, and they go to the kingdom of heaven.

01:01:36.360 They're standing there.

01:01:37.000 They're trying to get in, right?

01:01:38.900 And the first guy's a, the first was a white, white woman, and, and, uh, she says, uh, you

01:01:45.620 know, I'd like to get into the kingdom of heaven.

01:01:47.180 He looks at her, and he goes, you should be here.

01:01:49.700 He says, spell God and go on in.

01:01:52.920 So she says, G-O-D, and she goes into the kingdom of heaven. 0.94

01:01:56.740 And then, uh, second person walks up, and unfortunately, it's a smaller child, but it's

01:02:01.520 a little white boy, and he said, he died young, and he says, I'm here, I'm here to get

01:02:05.580 in the kingdom of heaven, and St. Pete looks at the child and says, well, just spell, spell

01:02:11.700 God and go on in.

01:02:13.100 So the little boy says, G-O-D, he says, go on in, my son.

01:02:16.280 Next one's a spook, and he walks up, and he says, yeah, I'm, I'm trying to get into the

01:02:20.600 kingdom of heaven, and St. Peter says, no problem, just spell hippopotamus and come

01:02:25.240 on in.

01:02:31.960 Or envelope.

01:02:32.880 Yeah, or calculator.

01:02:38.600 Go ahead, notice her. 0.89

01:02:42.160 Okay, I got one last one. 0.98

01:02:44.460 So, there are these two niggers walking down the street, and they see a sign next to a booth, 1.00

01:02:50.980 and it says, turn white for $1. 0.96

01:02:53.420 And they look at each other, and they only have $0.50 a piece, so one of them says, give

01:03:01.320 me your $0.50, I'll go in there, turn white, and then when I get out, I'll give you some

01:03:06.200 money, and you can go in after me.

01:03:08.640 Says, okay, cool. 0.97

01:03:10.240 So one guy goes in, comes out white, and the other nigger tells him, all right, can I have 1.00

01:03:16.700 a dollar? 0.99

01:03:17.460 And he says, no, nigger, go get a job. 1.00

01:03:19.180 Okay. 0.99

01:03:23.420 That one actually made me laugh.

01:03:32.040 That's actually white power right there. 0.79

01:03:35.440 That was a good one.

01:03:36.780 All right, so let's get some mics out there to Skull Mask and Mythos. 0.97

01:03:50.340 We're, yeah, pretty much closing out here, and we're going to be switching over to the

01:03:55.640 White Power Lunch Hour, so Paul, take it away.

01:03:57.940 Appreciate everyone that came up.

01:04:01.900 Don't forget to repost the space for Mythos and Skull Mask.

01:04:05.680 They got a great show coming ahead.

01:04:07.460 Don't forget to get your white excellence gear, and remember to be a friend.

01:04:11.340 Tell a friend something nice.

01:04:12.320 You could change their life.

01:04:13.760 We're in this together. 1.00

01:04:14.940 White fucking power. 1.00

01:04:16.240 Let's have a day. 1.00

01:04:16.920 All right, white fucking power. 1.00

01:04:26.200 Thanks, Paul, for co-hosting with me today. 1.00

01:04:29.340 It's been a good talk, and it is a fucking four-leaf clover, guys. 0.99

01:04:33.400 It's a fucking four-leaf clover. 1.00

01:04:34.940 Damn it. 1.00

01:04:35.880 It's a clover flower. 1.00

01:04:37.260 All right? 0.99

01:04:38.200 I don't want to hear no more bullshit. 0.98

01:04:39.760 Anyways, guys. 0.97

01:04:40.500 I actually just posted a reply of what an actual four-leaf clover is.

01:04:47.140 Yeah, yeah.

01:04:48.120 It's your little fake thing. 0.89

01:04:51.860 Whatever it is, it's a little, it's a trans clover.

01:04:55.620 Okay, so under your trans clover post, there is an actual, God-given, natural four-leaf clover.

01:05:04.060 Just so the four-leaf clover knows the difference.

01:05:07.440 Yeah, this is, come on now.

01:05:09.860 It's still a four-leaf. 1.00

01:05:10.860 All the other ones were three-leaf, so fuck off. 0.99

01:05:13.300 Anyways, guys, it's been a good talk. 0.99

01:05:15.080 We're switching over to the White Power Lunch Hour right now, so I hope you guys have a great rest of your day.

01:05:20.660 You know, take care of yourselves.

01:05:22.160 Make sure you're eating healthy.

01:05:23.580 Make sure you're working out.

01:05:24.600 Make sure you're getting that cardio in.

01:05:26.620 And, yeah, enjoy this delicious feast that Skull Mask and Mythos got planned for you today.

01:05:31.920 So it's going to be a delicious one.

01:05:34.120 Yeah, see you guys all tomorrow. 0.99

01:05:36.480 And White fucking Power, unite that clans. 0.98

01:05:39.480 Have a great rest of your day, guys. 0.98

01:05:40.740 Thank you, Paladin.

01:05:47.240 Thank you, Paul.

01:05:49.280 Thank you, everybody, for an excellent area in unity.

01:05:53.260 And another wonderful White Power day is upon us. 0.96

01:05:57.100 Time for the White Power Lunch Hour.

01:05:59.680 Going to get the title switched over, get the co-host switched around, get everything sorted here, ladies and gentlemen.

01:06:04.560 Let's go.

01:06:04.940 How are you doing, my friend?

01:06:06.520 Good to see you, brother.

01:06:07.820 Thank you.

01:06:08.500 Thank you.

01:06:09.000 Good to be seen.

01:06:11.620 Wow.

01:06:14.140 Good space earlier.

01:06:16.160 I just got done listening to about an hour of something else somebody sent me.

01:06:24.200 It's interesting information.

01:06:29.580 Can't go too deep into it.

01:06:31.460 But it's about, it's really about facing problems and facing resistance in your life, you know, a negative charge, right?

01:06:47.220 And being able to take that negative charge and then transmute it into something positive.

01:06:55.560 And the ability to do that is, it really relates to the discussion I think we were having with, around Fafo's predicament.

01:07:06.880 His spiritual and psychological situation and transmuting a negative into a positive, transmuting failure into success, transmuting an obstacle into an overcoming is a part of an individual journey that we all take.

01:07:33.200 And it's kind of resonating with me today in all things.

01:07:42.420 On that note, Mr. Mythos, I used your Wallace D. Wattles quote on one of my companions, that every failure holds the seed of an equivalent success.

01:07:56.500 And he was like, whoa, I love that.

01:08:04.240 Yeah, now just to correct him, that's, that's, that is Napoleon Hill.

01:08:09.240 Oh, I have to change my notes.

01:08:12.080 Yes, very similar content.

01:08:13.760 They both, they both, they both were tracking on the same vein of thought that, you know, one called it infinite intelligence and the other called it thinking stuff.

01:08:24.720 Um, both were tapped into really the same stuff, but that is, yeah, that's from think and grow rich by Napoleon Hill.

01:08:32.740 Uh, and he, uh, yeah, that, that, that quote there and it, you know, not to take away from it, cause that's exactly, uh, the truth when you, and, and it goes into, to what, uh, you know, what I was saying there's.

01:08:47.060 When you can take that and realize there, there, there really is no failure.

01:08:52.660 There's a squeeze, uh, like an hourglass, uh, and it goes in inward and tight and it, sometimes it hurts and then it goes back out the other way.

01:09:06.980 Uh, you know, uh, you know, kind of like, uh, a helix, if you look at it from a certain angle, um, that, uh, the twisting, uh, and the expansion, right.

01:09:19.280 We're all going to be pressurized, you know, the, the, uh, diamond, uh, is pressurized coal, right.

01:09:27.560 Or is it carbon, however, uh, over time and, uh, that turns you into the diamond and, uh, that is a process and your determination for, uh, realizing the outcome is what it's all about.

01:09:47.520 If you, if you look at failure as it doesn't have any value, uh, or if it has some value, right.

01:09:53.660 So when you limit your, your idea to, well, I learned this and failure, so I have this to, uh, to bring forth from it and you, you aren't looking at it as the seed of equivalent success, you know, that however bad the failure is, that is how much power and wealth that you have generated in your, you know, treasure box.

01:10:16.420 And, uh, and then water and make sure it's getting sunlight because that failure has that, that equal and opposite potential.

01:10:27.320 So yeah, it's good stuff.

01:10:28.960 Well, it's, uh, you know, white power lunch hour in full effect here. 0.61

01:10:33.060 Uh, I think we've started off on a really good tone.

01:10:35.620 I want to hear more about that, um, there when I ask everybody to repost space, uh, put a little sandwich in the, uh, icon in it, or, uh, you know, some other message.

01:10:46.420 That, um, that, um, that stirs, uh, your soul and gets the, uh, information out there so that we can, uh, beat the algorithm.

01:10:56.480 Obviously last week, they, uh, set some strange algorithm settings set, uh, boosted space numbers across the board.

01:11:04.620 And they have, uh, you know, tweaked this again, uh, to, uh, for whatever reason.

01:11:12.180 And, uh, it's up to, uh, white power networking, sharing it out so that we can make sure, oh, there's a beautiful hawk that just flew by about 15 feet, landed in a tree next to me.

01:11:24.280 Um, good portent.

01:11:26.020 Yes.

01:11:26.540 I love, I love hearing their cry.

01:11:28.400 There's their, their scree, uh, through the Canyon here.

01:11:32.300 Um, so yeah, get that, get that out there.

01:11:35.600 Thanks guys.

01:11:36.440 Um, thanks for being here.

01:11:37.600 Uh, white power. 0.85

01:11:38.620 So, so, uh, expand on that.

01:11:40.860 So he, he, uh, he resonated with that.

01:11:43.840 Uh, what was the context?

01:11:45.460 What, what was the purpose of the statement?

01:11:49.080 This is, uh, going through a business transition.

01:11:54.600 Um, going from a, uh, landing along.

01:12:01.740 No, never.

01:12:04.300 Or, uh, it's, there are people.

01:12:08.400 They're, uh, for it.

01:12:11.900 He, for this gentleman, uh, um, he was pretty in the about it.

01:12:19.380 He's got stuff going on in his life.

01:12:22.820 It's not critical stuff, but just like a pilot.

01:12:27.460 And all these money and responsibilities.

01:12:30.980 And, um, we're having a discussion.

01:12:34.540 He also, uh, recovery.

01:12:37.660 He's, uh, very religious and, um, a good friend of mine.

01:12:42.220 Uh, and, uh, went through recovery through a lot of things related to his addiction.

01:12:51.900 And, um, he was like, he's, he's telling me about how, you know, all of a sudden it feels like there's, like, this option of things that he has to go through.

01:13:07.420 Everything he has to deal with.

01:13:08.980 And, uh, I'm like, you know, he's like, and now this, and he called it a failure.

01:13:14.080 And he said, and now this failure that I'm, that I'm facing.

01:13:17.640 And, uh, as soon as he said it, it triggered this recognition, that, that recollection of that quote in me.

01:13:25.500 And, um, I think given his background with his recovery, it's, it's like, he sees that he's a gauntlet, you know, he sees this, um, he's not on the same page as us, right?

01:13:40.680 He's, uh, he's, uh, a bit naive about a lot of stuff, but, uh, he sees the, the way that these things work.

01:13:48.780 He has this understanding of, of what happens when you face things that can, that threaten to undo your life.

01:14:00.780 And threatens just really disrupt your whole kind of mode of operation, and you've got to change it and everything like that.

01:14:08.600 And it's a lot of stress for him.

01:14:12.640 And, uh, when he called it a failure, I was like, ah, wait a minute, wait a minute.

01:14:16.820 And, um, failure is, uh, it's a thing that, um, is not so, so easy to find.

01:14:26.500 Sometimes failure is not, uh, you know, we're not playing a video game.

01:14:29.760 We're not taking a test where the teacher, you hand it in, you get a grade.

01:14:35.220 And, um, I was trying to lift his spirits.

01:14:37.660 And I did, and I said, and I said, he lifted my eyes.

01:14:41.300 He's a good individual and, um, a lot of potential.

01:14:46.820 And this young man, and I don't think he fully realizes it.

01:14:49.580 So I'm, uh, glad to be his associate.

01:14:52.780 I'm fortunate to be his associate.

01:14:55.380 And, um, we are going to be working in concert for, for us in the future.

01:15:02.260 So, uh, you know, on his morale, and he's a good lad, smart lad, very intelligent lad.

01:15:10.640 And, uh, coming out, he had, he struggled with opiate addiction for a long time.

01:15:15.080 And, um, got through that.

01:15:17.640 So, he's, uh, he's a really good guy.

01:15:21.260 And, um, he's got some, you know, he's like, uh, he's, he overworks himself.

01:15:28.580 He's one of these people who, who doesn't have a good work-life balance.

01:15:33.060 I think, uh, I think that's one of our parts of American culture that, um, could kind of,

01:15:38.540 kind of use a bit of easing off.

01:15:40.500 But I'm a, I'm a little more easygoing on the work-life balance myself, personally.

01:15:45.780 Um, when it comes to, like, labor funny, I'm a little more easygoing.

01:15:51.440 When it comes to other things, I'm not.

01:15:53.880 And there are no exceptions.

01:15:55.080 And that is my crucible.

01:15:56.560 And that is how I look at this, as everything is extraneous to,

01:16:03.060 and that is, uh, that's, and I'm reminded of the, uh, transition into manhood that we

01:16:14.980 were discussing last week, that, that these young men have to go through, where in many

01:16:21.200 cases, this, um, just thrust on them by the world.

01:16:26.740 There is no process by which this is properly addressed.

01:16:33.060 Um, they end up getting into trouble, or they end up going through a thing that, uh, you know,

01:16:48.500 slaps them in the face, really slaps them in the face in their 20s or late teens.

01:16:53.100 Um, and, um, they either get up and dust themselves off and carry on, or they, uh, wallow and suffer

01:17:02.000 and become broken.

01:17:03.060 And, uh, I like that.

01:17:06.640 Well, it reminds me of, uh, it reminds me of, uh, the idea of a, of a crucible moment.

01:17:16.840 Uh, right, uh, a crucible moment, uh, is, you know, pivotal or challenging transformative

01:17:25.260 experience that significantly impacts an individual or organization's trajectory.

01:17:31.080 And these are never fun.

01:17:35.060 These are never a good time.

01:17:38.700 Um, they are challenging and, you know, for, for me, as I was listening to FAFO talk earlier

01:17:51.400 and, and the, and everyone, you know, offer perspective and their, their advice.

01:17:57.800 Um, I would go to work for 12 hours, come home, eat, go to sleep, get up, go to work for

01:18:13.080 another 12 hours.

01:18:14.280 If I knew my family was being taken care of, if I, if it was a productive and profitable

01:18:21.640 endeavor, I don't care what it is.

01:18:24.120 I would just go do it knowing that every moment that I'm exerting myself is a positive outcome

01:18:33.700 for my family.

01:18:35.480 And, uh, like to, uh, add in there some level of appreciation and enjoyment, you know, some,

01:18:44.560 some, uh, week long vacations with my family where we can go camping and enjoy each other.

01:18:53.640 And, and be able to, um, exercise our, uh, familial bonds.

01:19:01.280 Um, but the most important thing is taking care of my family.

01:19:06.440 The most important thing is, is that they are, uh, in good hands and have a ability to

01:19:13.920 feed themselves.

01:19:14.620 And in that process, you know, I need, if I, if I was in that position, I need sustenance,

01:19:23.800 I need sleep, regeneration, and I need companionship, uh, at work.

01:19:31.440 I would expect that I have companionship in my work today.

01:19:35.060 I have companionship and, you know, organizing that companionship and working on a project,

01:19:45.340 uh, is, is that, that union, that communion that brings together, uh, two souls in the same

01:19:57.700 positive charge.

01:19:59.840 And we, we do that for each other in, uh, taking situations like you're describing and being able

01:20:08.040 to reorient somebody in a crucible moment, uh, back toward the, uh, the positive outcome.

01:20:18.120 And when you have somebody, especially who has had addiction, opiate addiction problems,

01:20:28.640 you're working with a person who's demand for dopamine, uh, and endorphin, uh, activation

01:20:40.040 is very high.

01:20:42.240 This is a person who got addicted because the, his brain is organized and operates in

01:20:51.140 a certain way that demands a high level of these chemical activities and orienting towards

01:21:01.920 success is, you know, it, it makes sense why he's willing to pour himself into work because

01:21:09.940 there's a positive outcome that he's, he's expecting.

01:21:14.700 There is a, a product and a delivery that he is working on.

01:21:23.220 And when we have that as men, we are all in, we are all in on that outcome.

01:21:31.520 And that's what, uh, that's what comes to mind whenever I hear about lazy people.

01:21:39.940 Lazy people is not a, simply a lazy person problem.

01:21:47.740 It is a general, uh, motivation and opportunity problem in many regards.

01:21:56.060 And sometimes you need some external support in reorienting that.

01:22:04.000 And, uh, uh, and what we have in our world today is, is a lack of direction for our young

01:22:18.080 men, our middle-aged men, and sometimes even our, our older men, a lack of direction.

01:22:24.760 What is it all for?

01:22:28.100 What is all of this for?

01:22:29.860 Why is this happening?

01:22:32.200 What do we do?

01:22:35.140 How can we overcome this?

01:22:37.180 How can we fix this?

01:22:40.360 And without leadership and direction, we can't.

01:22:46.940 We need our people who have succeeded to offer that pathway for our youngers or even others

01:22:59.180 who have been, maybe, maybe it's a younger person helping an older person, but to take

01:23:06.500 that and reorient that, that crucible moment to someone for someone who can then, uh, engage

01:23:18.180 in their and, and, and positively channel their real, as we, as we call it, their positive

01:23:25.720 charge, their, their masculine energy toward this outcome and accomplish.

01:23:33.420 I mean, if, if a person, uh, you know, is fishing and never catches a fish and nobody's there

01:23:45.340 to ever help him understand how to get better at that, he's going to think fishing sucks.

01:23:51.120 But if you're a, if, if he has a partner who says, look, buddy, see that spot over there,

01:23:58.680 go ahead and cast right over there because they have that experience.

01:24:02.960 They know how to shift.

01:24:05.780 They know how to adapt.

01:24:08.120 They know when the, what, what time of day it is.

01:24:11.680 They know where, where to look and then they can help. 0.99

01:24:15.420 And then it's like, holy shit, I got one on the line. 0.98

01:24:18.320 And that feeling of having one on the line is energizing. 0.98

01:24:22.500 And all of a sudden that person becomes a man who has learned how to fish and you take,

01:24:30.860 uh, you take a man or you take a boy and you turn them into a man that way.

01:24:36.100 And there's, there's lots of ways to go about that, but it is, it is transmuting that, that

01:24:42.780 negative into a positive or reorienting someone toward, uh, the solution.

01:24:49.280 And, uh, and sometimes we need to do that for each other.

01:24:54.220 A lot of these spaces are held for that reason to reorient people toward a positive solution

01:25:00.240 and give guidance that we have.

01:25:02.640 And also hear guidance, right?

01:25:04.620 If I, I knew something was wrong and I was looking for solutions and I found solutions in

01:25:12.080 my brotherhood with my white people.

01:25:14.060 And this, this brotherhood has created things that otherwise would not exist because I can't

01:25:22.140 do all of this alone.

01:25:24.160 I can't do much alone, but with the brotherhood that I have and those willing to take, uh, either

01:25:36.380 leadership roles or following roles, then now we have a team.

01:25:44.060 Now we have power, multiplied power.

01:25:48.600 And we can, we can, uh, we can collectivize this.

01:25:52.940 And this is something that is, uh, uniquely important to our people, to our folk in, in

01:25:58.620 taking the animal's perception of the individual, um, telling people, creating the environment

01:26:14.140 wherein our folk feel the collective impetus is towards an essence of purpose.

01:26:24.960 instead of this, like, here you go, you're a man now, this is the world,

01:26:31.300 and go out and humiliate wealth, and go out and satisfy the more base desires be the best man, the best individual you can.

01:26:49.260 That's your role.

01:26:50.800 That's a degraded and a decadent form of this crucible.

01:26:54.960 That is a reduced level of personhood for our Vogue.

01:27:02.040 Our Vogue is cooperative, and we are collaborative.

01:27:09.140 And the struggles that we face for eons in this world, we solve with cooperation and collaboration.

01:27:16.700 And the tension between one another in the contest for power, the contest for glory, these tiny aspects of many of our myths,

01:27:30.940 many of the archetypes that we see exhibit themselves in the best of our people throughout history.

01:27:41.220 We see that in quotient.

01:27:47.060 And I think one of the most essential components to overcoming the problems that we face,

01:27:56.180 and breaking out of this decision that the enemy has placed us in, that the enemy has helped us place ourselves in,

01:28:05.580 so I could say, depending on how responsible you be for it.

01:28:10.580 And getting this admirable, civilized, post-liberal, new world order, finance, capitalism, and

01:28:21.620 and boldly planting a flag on the unknown, in these uncharted lands, and calling the banners.

01:28:33.580 And this is a very fundamental and enhancing elevating this message, by adding this message,

01:28:49.900 we build this understanding that we are a collaborative endeavor, and we want the best,

01:29:00.780 and we want your partner, and we want to see it in contest with one another.

01:29:06.160 And I think that's an indispensable part of how we move forward.

01:29:10.920 It's going to be, it's something that's going to be difficult, because we have to break the entire

01:29:16.460 psychological yoke, which has provided us with all of these methods by which we can sweep the thirst of the lower being, 0.98

01:29:33.460 and the desires, the pain desires, of, you know, keep a slop, of playing video games, or what have you.

01:29:44.800 All of these things, the seeds that bring them, that leads them to bring, as we continue to,

01:29:52.060 as we continue forward, it is imperative on us, generation, that this responsibility has fallen on,

01:29:59.160 and the groups that this has fallen on, to create this environment for our people,

01:30:05.140 for our young men and young women, that will breed the world that is to come, 0.99

01:30:11.600 and the dawn that is yet to shine.

01:30:15.360 And I'm going to get over to Marco here, just after this.

01:30:20.860 But as you're speaking that,

01:30:25.040 and a lot of metaphors, a lot of

01:30:29.760 spiritual tenets there,

01:30:32.920 the thing that came to mind was that,

01:30:36.460 if you can't measure it, you can't manage it.

01:30:39.640 Right? There's a,

01:30:41.500 in business,

01:30:43.500 you,

01:30:43.940 you understand this concept.

01:30:46.040 If you can't manage it,

01:30:47.320 or if you can't measure it, you can't manage it.

01:30:49.600 And

01:30:50.020 that is

01:30:52.840 where accountability

01:30:54.620 and a brotherhood comes in.

01:30:57.000 The,

01:30:57.580 the,

01:30:57.920 the metaphysical,

01:30:59.440 the transcendent,

01:31:00.840 all of these things

01:31:02.220 that are real,

01:31:04.200 must be put into

01:31:05.880 a means of management

01:31:08.400 which means measurement.

01:31:11.760 And

01:31:12.180 that is where

01:31:15.100 being a part of a collective,

01:31:18.220 being a part of an accountability

01:31:19.820 group,

01:31:21.500 however it manifests for you,

01:31:24.540 you have to have that.

01:31:27.180 Right?

01:31:27.520 You can't get lost

01:31:28.860 in yourself

01:31:30.160 alone.

01:31:31.080 You must

01:31:32.260 be able

01:31:33.040 to answer

01:31:34.320 and even do

01:31:35.540 menial tasks,

01:31:36.780 menial

01:31:37.260 work

01:31:39.340 that gives you

01:31:40.780 an opportunity

01:31:41.420 just to get practical

01:31:42.840 with it.

01:31:43.920 If you want to change

01:31:45.260 something,

01:31:46.880 you have to be able

01:31:47.700 to manage,

01:31:48.520 or you have to be able

01:31:49.220 to measure it

01:31:50.040 and take these,

01:31:51.580 these ideas,

01:31:52.840 these changes

01:31:53.600 in your life

01:31:54.520 and

01:31:55.600 be able to

01:31:56.900 measure them.

01:31:57.760 And one of the ways

01:31:58.780 that you can measure them,

01:31:59.800 and we do measure them,

01:32:00.940 is with each other.

01:32:01.880 We measure

01:32:02.520 our

01:32:03.480 work

01:32:04.700 productivity

01:32:06.080 and we measure it

01:32:07.780 against those

01:32:08.820 we work with.

01:32:10.060 And

01:32:10.480 if you're

01:32:11.420 working on a house

01:32:12.480 by yourself,

01:32:13.900 the house

01:32:14.300 could take,

01:32:16.220 it could take

01:32:17.660 a year

01:32:18.140 to create.

01:32:19.800 Now,

01:32:20.260 if you're

01:32:20.820 working on a house

01:32:21.920 and you're,

01:32:23.340 and a

01:32:24.080 partner

01:32:25.380 is working on a house

01:32:26.420 next to you

01:32:27.320 and

01:32:28.500 you,

01:32:29.400 you can measure

01:32:30.620 your own progress,

01:32:31.780 but when you see

01:32:32.760 the person

01:32:33.640 next to you

01:32:34.640 producing their

01:32:36.160 house twice

01:32:37.040 as fast,

01:32:38.220 that's also

01:32:39.240 a measurement.

01:32:40.360 When you can look

01:32:41.540 at what they're

01:32:42.380 doing,

01:32:42.760 go,

01:32:43.100 wait,

01:32:43.460 why am I

01:32:44.600 so slow?

01:32:46.360 Is it my

01:32:47.320 strategy?

01:32:48.220 Is it my

01:32:48.700 tactics?

01:32:49.480 Is it my

01:32:50.140 actual labor?

01:32:52.160 Am I,

01:32:52.600 am I working

01:32:53.480 efficiently?

01:32:54.940 And what

01:32:55.580 are they

01:32:55.920 doing that

01:32:56.480 I am not

01:32:57.180 that they

01:32:57.600 can do

01:32:58.060 so much

01:32:58.680 more

01:32:59.100 with the

01:32:59.880 same amount

01:33:00.480 of time

01:33:01.000 in a day?

01:33:02.000 Is it my

01:33:02.500 limitations?

01:33:03.400 Do I have

01:33:03.900 actual

01:33:04.500 limitations?

01:33:05.120 Or is it

01:33:05.700 something else?

01:33:07.040 And so then

01:33:07.380 you can measure

01:33:07.980 it.

01:33:08.240 And that's

01:33:08.580 one of the

01:33:08.980 things that

01:33:09.400 we need

01:33:09.760 to do

01:33:10.080 with each

01:33:10.480 other

01:33:10.780 is measure

01:33:11.500 this

01:33:12.480 growth,

01:33:13.580 measure

01:33:13.840 this

01:33:14.380 production,

01:33:15.740 measure

01:33:16.020 our

01:33:16.620 actual

01:33:17.420 output

01:33:18.020 so that

01:33:18.960 we can

01:33:19.600 look at

01:33:20.660 what it

01:33:21.100 is.

01:33:21.480 Am I

01:33:23.020 drinking a

01:33:24.660 six-pack

01:33:25.280 every night

01:33:26.000 where my

01:33:26.480 partner is

01:33:27.240 not?

01:33:27.800 Am I

01:33:28.140 eating

01:33:29.320 goyslop

01:33:30.640 where my

01:33:31.060 partner is

01:33:31.720 not?

01:33:32.240 Am I

01:33:32.560 getting

01:33:32.900 eight hours

01:33:33.700 sleep

01:33:34.420 where my

01:33:35.020 partner

01:33:35.480 or am I

01:33:36.580 getting

01:33:36.800 less than

01:33:39.540 that?

01:33:39.980 All of

01:33:40.420 these

01:33:40.680 things,

01:33:41.080 all these

01:33:41.420 measurements,

01:33:42.320 and we

01:33:42.580 do that

01:33:43.040 for each

01:33:43.460 other.

01:33:43.740 We hold

01:33:44.020 each other

01:33:44.340 accountable.

01:33:45.460 And like

01:33:45.740 Sammy said

01:33:46.300 earlier,

01:33:47.300 you tell

01:33:47.680 them, 1.00

01:33:48.740 fuck off 1.00

01:33:49.360 and man 1.00

01:33:49.920 up.

01:33:50.240 You don't

01:33:51.200 get the

01:33:51.660 product if

01:33:52.520 you're not

01:33:52.900 putting in

01:33:53.440 the work.

01:33:54.600 And if

01:33:54.840 somebody can

01:33:55.440 look at

01:33:55.860 you and

01:33:56.180 say,

01:33:56.540 I see

01:33:56.860 what you're

01:33:57.260 doing wrong

01:33:57.800 there,

01:33:58.680 and you

01:34:00.100 take that

01:34:00.900 instruction

01:34:01.960 and you

01:34:02.440 let that

01:34:02.940 measurement

01:34:03.600 produce who

01:34:05.840 you are,

01:34:06.860 and you

01:34:07.400 reorient,

01:34:08.360 you reassess,

01:34:12.400 and you

01:34:13.660 start to

01:34:14.620 put in

01:34:15.240 a different

01:34:17.320 work.

01:34:18.020 and I'll

01:34:20.340 land with

01:34:20.760 the quote

01:34:21.440 from

01:34:21.780 Aristotle,

01:34:22.820 which is

01:34:23.600 that a

01:34:28.200 man is

01:34:28.880 what he

01:34:29.420 continually

01:34:30.140 does.

01:34:31.780 Therefore,

01:34:33.300 excellence is

01:34:35.040 not an

01:34:35.700 act, but

01:34:37.380 a habit.

01:34:38.860 And when

01:34:39.100 your habits

01:34:39.800 are in

01:34:42.440 the way of

01:34:43.300 your output,

01:34:43.880 you can

01:34:46.160 fix that.

01:34:47.340 You can

01:34:48.060 fix that,

01:34:49.280 and you

01:34:49.680 can produce

01:34:50.340 more.

01:34:51.520 And then

01:34:51.880 when you're

01:34:52.340 producing

01:34:52.840 more,

01:34:53.880 you're

01:34:54.980 actually going

01:34:55.500 to feel

01:34:55.820 better,

01:34:56.340 just like

01:34:56.720 your friend

01:34:57.300 that you

01:34:58.140 gave that

01:34:58.540 quote to.

01:34:59.440 When he's

01:35:00.200 producing more,

01:35:01.000 when he sees

01:35:01.720 his product,

01:35:03.500 when he sees

01:35:03.980 his outcome

01:35:04.700 becoming

01:35:05.660 faster and

01:35:08.020 closer to

01:35:09.020 him,

01:35:09.320 and it's

01:35:10.820 tangible and

01:35:11.500 he sees the

01:35:12.120 outcome and

01:35:12.640 goes,

01:35:12.980 oh, 1.00

01:35:13.360 fuck, 1.00

01:35:13.680 this is 1.00

01:35:14.020 actually,

01:35:14.660 I know

01:35:15.420 exactly when

01:35:16.200 I'm going

01:35:16.460 to land

01:35:16.820 this,

01:35:17.620 I know

01:35:18.000 exactly how

01:35:18.700 I'm going

01:35:18.980 to get

01:35:19.280 there,

01:35:19.860 and I'm

01:35:20.440 ahead of

01:35:20.880 schedule,

01:35:22.000 all of a

01:35:22.740 sudden,

01:35:23.360 you're going

01:35:24.520 to have the

01:35:24.960 lights turn

01:35:25.480 on.

01:35:26.260 And you're

01:35:26.500 going to,

01:35:26.840 oh,

01:35:27.260 I just keep

01:35:28.040 repeating this

01:35:28.840 over and

01:35:29.320 over and

01:35:29.720 over again.

01:35:31.060 And it's

01:35:31.440 like,

01:35:31.700 yeah,

01:35:32.000 you just keep

01:35:32.620 repeating that

01:35:33.220 over and

01:35:33.640 over and

01:35:34.000 over again.

01:35:34.600 And you do

01:35:36.040 that,

01:35:36.900 and you will

01:35:37.420 win.

01:35:37.700 And it

01:35:39.720 takes a lot

01:35:40.960 of the

01:35:41.420 guesswork

01:35:41.920 out.

01:35:42.780 But, yeah,

01:35:44.240 let's, if

01:35:45.340 you have

01:35:45.620 anything on

01:35:46.060 that school

01:35:46.540 mask, go

01:35:47.380 ahead and

01:35:47.900 then let's

01:35:48.320 get to

01:35:48.620 Marco.

01:35:50.660 No, I

01:35:51.160 love it.

01:35:51.500 Let's hear

01:35:51.800 it, Marco.

01:35:52.340 And then

01:35:52.460 we'll go to

01:35:52.860 well, you

01:35:57.800 know, we're

01:35:58.180 gifted here.

01:35:59.300 We've got

01:35:59.600 the school

01:36:00.300 mask,

01:36:00.800 which got

01:36:01.180 a brain as

01:36:01.980 big as

01:36:02.240 a basketball

01:36:02.820 and then

01:36:03.160 we get

01:36:03.420 mythos,

01:36:03.980 who I

01:36:04.180 call the

01:36:04.540 evangelist.

01:36:05.880 Here's the

01:36:06.440 thing,

01:36:06.800 mythos is

01:36:07.300 hitting on

01:36:07.840 is I

01:36:08.340 can promise

01:36:08.760 you now

01:36:09.320 at any

01:36:10.380 large

01:36:10.640 corporation,

01:36:11.200 and I've

01:36:12.220 worked for

01:36:12.480 the granddaddy

01:36:13.100 of them

01:36:13.360 all, you

01:36:14.220 know, if

01:36:14.500 you go and

01:36:14.940 say I

01:36:15.240 need budget

01:36:15.660 to do

01:36:15.980 this, they're

01:36:16.420 going to

01:36:16.580 say quantify

01:36:17.100 it, give

01:36:18.400 me a number.

01:36:19.380 That's mythos

01:36:20.200 to saying

01:36:20.540 measure it.

01:36:21.180 It's exactly

01:36:21.600 it's a synonym,

01:36:22.400 right?

01:36:23.280 Quantify it.

01:36:24.280 You say, but

01:36:24.800 I got to scale

01:36:25.500 it.

01:36:25.760 He'll say

01:36:26.040 quantify it.

01:36:27.040 Let me know

01:36:27.380 what I got to

01:36:27.880 do.

01:36:28.600 You'll say I

01:36:29.000 want to make

01:36:29.320 it more

01:36:29.580 efficient.

01:36:30.040 He'll say

01:36:30.280 quantify it.

01:36:31.080 Give me a

01:36:31.440 number.

01:36:33.120 We'll see what

01:36:33.780 we can do.

01:36:34.620 If you

01:36:35.140 can't measure

01:36:36.220 it, you

01:36:36.520 can't scale

01:36:37.000 it.

01:36:37.820 If you can't

01:36:38.540 quantify it,

01:36:39.320 you can't

01:36:39.660 make it more

01:36:40.060 efficient,

01:36:40.760 right?

01:36:41.760 The thing I

01:36:42.760 wanted to

01:36:43.020 really ask is,

01:36:43.800 is it too

01:36:44.160 early in the

01:36:44.780 show to,

01:36:46.420 because Brother

01:36:46.960 Reich usually

01:36:47.520 does this,

01:36:48.600 is it too

01:36:49.040 early in the

01:36:49.540 show to

01:36:50.740 try to,

01:36:51.220 you know,

01:36:51.540 this kind of

01:36:52.080 started with

01:36:52.620 the theme of

01:36:53.200 the FAFO and

01:36:54.200 life and

01:36:54.960 struggles and

01:36:56.440 succeeding and

01:36:57.680 is it too

01:36:58.460 early to tie

01:36:59.140 this to a

01:36:59.660 precept?

01:37:00.660 Because you 1.00

01:37:01.280 guys fucked up 1.00

01:37:02.160 and got me 0.99

01:37:02.740 looking at these

01:37:03.260 precepts.

01:37:04.340 And I

01:37:04.640 found one I

01:37:05.120 really liked

01:37:05.620 that kind of

01:37:06.000 tied to the

01:37:06.560 theme.

01:37:06.960 I can come

01:37:07.340 back later if

01:37:07.980 we're out of

01:37:08.260 context, so

01:37:09.080 you can let

01:37:09.560 me know.

01:37:10.800 Let's go

01:37:11.800 right now.

01:37:12.780 No, let's

01:37:13.480 hit it right

01:37:13.960 now, Marco.

01:37:14.980 Thanks.

01:37:15.400 All right.

01:37:15.980 So, usually

01:37:17.000 Brother Reich's 0.80

01:37:20.420 here to kind

01:37:22.420 of keep me

01:37:22.820 honest on this

01:37:23.580 one.

01:37:23.880 I've only been

01:37:24.320 doing this a

01:37:24.780 couple of

01:37:25.040 days, but

01:37:25.500 precept 15

01:37:26.700 says,

01:37:28.300 no greater

01:37:28.820 motivating.

01:37:29.760 Now, remember

01:37:30.280 this brother

01:37:30.800 wrote this.

01:37:32.220 This is a

01:37:32.640 visionary.

01:37:32.940 This brother

01:37:33.440 wrote this

01:37:33.880 doing a

01:37:34.240 190-year

01:37:34.960 sentence.

01:37:35.760 I'm not

01:37:36.060 pretending to

01:37:36.600 understand it.

01:37:37.200 I will

01:37:37.520 eventually.

01:37:38.720 So, precept 15

01:37:40.260 says, no greater

01:37:41.220 motivating force

01:37:42.200 exists than the

01:37:43.820 certain conviction

01:37:44.640 that one is

01:37:45.260 right.

01:37:47.280 Right?

01:37:47.920 And I'll do

01:37:48.260 what Reich would 0.86

01:37:48.820 do.

01:37:49.000 He'd read it

01:37:49.440 twice.

01:37:50.700 Precept 15

01:37:51.600 says, no

01:37:52.940 greater motivating

01:37:54.080 force exists than

01:37:55.440 the certain

01:37:56.000 conviction that one

01:37:57.020 is right.

01:37:57.780 Right being

01:37:58.260 correct.

01:37:58.720 So, in

01:38:00.620 my opinion,

01:38:01.540 I'm ready to

01:38:03.020 hear what the

01:38:04.280 elders think 1.00

01:38:04.920 about it.

01:38:06.060 You know,

01:38:06.860 this essentially

01:38:08.260 says that,

01:38:09.480 you know,

01:38:10.700 you have to

01:38:11.520 have, you

01:38:12.960 have to stay

01:38:13.460 strong in

01:38:14.820 belief despite

01:38:15.900 challenges that

01:38:17.960 life present.

01:38:19.240 You know, so

01:38:20.020 I'm just curious

01:38:21.780 what you guys

01:38:22.440 think.

01:38:22.920 Thanks for

01:38:23.320 letting me

01:38:23.700 share.

01:38:25.040 Yeah.

01:38:28.720 Well, Marco,

01:38:30.180 I hate to

01:38:30.680 tell you,

01:38:31.120 you're wrong. 0.83

01:38:32.140 No, I'm

01:38:32.420 just kidding.

01:38:33.180 I'm kidding.

01:38:34.120 You're good.

01:38:35.040 Yeah, that's

01:38:35.540 absolutely true.

01:38:36.660 Convictions and

01:38:37.480 principles and

01:38:38.220 integrity, these

01:38:39.040 things are

01:38:39.600 indispensable

01:38:40.740 components of

01:38:42.180 the motive

01:38:43.420 force that

01:38:44.960 anchors one

01:38:46.020 to the idea

01:38:47.120 of duty.

01:38:47.840 This is

01:38:48.180 duty.

01:38:49.340 Duty is not

01:38:50.420 merely doing

01:38:51.220 what must

01:38:51.760 be done.

01:38:54.380 Duty is the

01:38:55.700 internalized

01:38:56.540 component.

01:38:57.900 your mic

01:39:00.180 has been

01:39:00.740 roboting.

01:39:04.600 I don't

01:39:05.280 think we

01:39:05.580 can hear

01:39:05.920 you,

01:39:06.300 White. 0.81

01:39:06.800 Hey,

01:39:07.120 Skolmask,

01:39:07.860 can you

01:39:09.840 Skolmask,

01:39:11.620 I can drop

01:39:12.260 down and

01:39:12.860 come back.

01:39:14.660 But yeah,

01:39:15.080 his mic is

01:39:15.880 choppy.

01:39:17.800 Yeah.

01:39:19.800 Skolmask,

01:39:20.460 your mic

01:39:21.120 earlier was a

01:39:21.840 bit choppy.

01:39:22.700 White was 0.99

01:39:23.040 saying it's

01:39:23.380 choppy now.

01:39:24.060 Yours sounds

01:39:24.520 good to me

01:39:25.220 right now,

01:39:25.800 though.

01:39:26.040 So continue,

01:39:28.180 but I'll

01:39:28.420 let you know

01:39:28.840 if it is

01:39:30.060 still choppy,

01:39:31.000 we might

01:39:31.300 have to do

01:39:32.840 something to

01:39:33.220 fix that.

01:39:33.700 But continue.

01:39:35.200 Okay.

01:39:36.480 White, 0.93

01:39:36.720 you couldn't

01:39:37.720 hear White,

01:39:38.260 but I think

01:39:38.600 that was his

01:39:39.440 problem.

01:39:39.840 So he's

01:39:40.200 recycling.

01:39:42.220 Yeah,

01:39:42.340 I couldn't

01:39:42.680 hear him at

01:39:43.720 all.

01:39:44.200 Yeah,

01:39:44.340 let me know

01:39:44.680 if my signal

01:39:46.220 gets jammed.

01:39:47.100 Yeah,

01:39:47.260 your mic

01:39:47.820 sounds great

01:39:48.560 right now.

01:39:49.520 Yeah.

01:39:49.960 Okay,

01:39:50.560 fantastic,

01:39:51.320 brother.

01:39:52.740 It's duty.

01:39:53.460 duty is

01:39:55.440 this conviction

01:39:57.760 and the

01:39:58.640 internalized

01:39:59.240 conviction as

01:40:00.220 a fundamental

01:40:00.980 part of

01:40:01.540 being,

01:40:02.660 as the

01:40:04.200 total acceptance,

01:40:05.340 the total

01:40:05.760 mission.

01:40:06.500 That's the,

01:40:08.100 I'm reminded

01:40:09.040 of that quote

01:40:09.780 from that

01:40:10.580 Japanese book

01:40:11.540 about samurai,

01:40:12.740 the way of

01:40:13.420 the samurai

01:40:14.000 is found

01:40:15.080 in death.

01:40:16.520 And they

01:40:17.580 go on to

01:40:18.300 explain this

01:40:19.140 as describing

01:40:20.420 how even

01:40:21.140 if God

01:40:22.900 himself were

01:40:24.300 to appear

01:40:24.720 before you,

01:40:25.620 you should

01:40:25.960 still,

01:40:27.220 and tell you

01:40:27.760 not to do

01:40:28.220 it,

01:40:28.420 you should

01:40:28.700 still seek

01:40:29.600 to accomplish

01:40:30.480 your task.

01:40:31.780 That the

01:40:32.300 utter and

01:40:33.340 absolute

01:40:33.860 conviction

01:40:34.580 and devotion

01:40:35.480 to your

01:40:37.360 purpose

01:40:37.880 is duty,

01:40:39.880 is dutiousness.

01:40:41.560 And this

01:40:41.940 is an

01:40:43.340 anchor

01:40:43.720 that serves

01:40:44.980 to define

01:40:45.840 your every

01:40:47.580 breath

01:40:48.100 and every

01:40:49.100 decision

01:40:50.320 and every

01:40:51.220 direction

01:40:51.940 that you

01:40:52.580 take,

01:40:53.060 even in

01:40:53.600 every step

01:40:54.400 and every

01:40:54.920 thought,

01:40:55.540 that level

01:40:56.180 of adherence

01:40:57.420 to duty

01:40:58.180 is the

01:40:59.260 fundamental

01:40:59.620 part of

01:41:00.900 elevating

01:41:01.420 yourself

01:41:01.960 to the

01:41:02.820 sublime

01:41:03.300 level of

01:41:04.480 one who

01:41:05.180 exists

01:41:06.120 beyond

01:41:06.720 themselves

01:41:07.300 for all

01:41:09.400 that has

01:41:09.860 existed

01:41:10.380 leading up

01:41:11.080 to us

01:41:11.460 and all

01:41:11.980 that will

01:41:12.420 exist

01:41:12.840 into the

01:41:13.340 future

01:41:13.700 that is

01:41:14.540 ours

01:41:15.080 to shape.

01:41:16.200 And that

01:41:16.480 is our

01:41:16.880 duty.

01:41:17.160 Mr. Lane

01:41:20.320 was absolutely

01:41:20.840 correct.

01:41:23.980 I'm glad

01:41:24.620 you got

01:41:24.940 that one,

01:41:25.380 Marco.

01:41:25.720 I'm glad

01:41:26.040 you brought

01:41:26.360 that.

01:41:26.700 I'm glad

01:41:26.980 you're reading

01:41:27.280 the precepts,

01:41:27.960 brother.

01:41:28.640 That's

01:41:29.080 excellent.

01:41:29.700 That's

01:41:29.900 fantastic.

01:41:34.540 Yeah,

01:41:35.020 and it

01:41:35.900 made me

01:41:36.260 think about,

01:41:37.000 and I'll

01:41:37.240 go back

01:41:37.540 to the

01:41:37.840 group

01:41:38.220 dynamic

01:41:39.140 here,

01:41:40.460 is

01:41:41.140 that

01:41:43.460 the

01:41:45.640 people

01:41:46.060 in your

01:41:46.400 life

01:41:46.820 who

01:41:47.020 doubt

01:41:47.420 you,

01:41:49.520 you

01:41:49.680 have

01:41:50.220 to

01:41:50.400 take,

01:41:50.700 this

01:41:50.860 is a

01:41:51.200 very

01:41:51.880 complex

01:41:52.520 dynamic

01:41:53.500 for so

01:41:54.740 many

01:41:54.980 people,

01:41:56.320 is

01:41:56.740 there's

01:41:58.340 good

01:41:58.580 reason

01:41:59.120 to

01:42:00.340 appreciate

01:42:01.680 doubt.

01:42:03.000 You

01:42:03.640 should

01:42:03.920 question

01:42:04.960 your

01:42:05.240 result.

01:42:06.700 You

01:42:06.840 should

01:42:07.160 take that

01:42:08.620 doubt

01:42:09.020 and

01:42:09.520 internalize

01:42:10.400 it and

01:42:10.720 question,

01:42:11.860 am I

01:42:12.300 right?

01:42:13.500 Am I

01:42:14.320 right for

01:42:14.960 myself?

01:42:15.680 Am I

01:42:15.940 right for

01:42:16.580 my family?

01:42:17.980 And is

01:42:18.680 this the

01:42:19.140 right

01:42:19.440 decision?

01:42:21.700 But once

01:42:22.240 you solve

01:42:22.800 that

01:42:23.120 question,

01:42:24.600 you take

01:42:27.660 that action

01:42:28.580 to precept

01:42:30.700 15's

01:42:31.540 point,

01:42:32.260 and you

01:42:32.940 put it

01:42:33.360 into

01:42:34.120 practical

01:42:36.880 use,

01:42:37.920 and you

01:42:38.300 work on

01:42:39.080 it.

01:42:40.120 And

01:42:40.400 despite

01:42:40.940 all the

01:42:41.520 doubters,

01:42:43.560 right,

01:42:43.840 I think

01:42:44.260 of the

01:42:44.840 man who

01:42:45.840 ran the

01:42:46.300 four-minute

01:42:46.740 mile.

01:42:49.120 No doubt

01:42:50.380 he had

01:42:51.440 doubters.

01:42:53.220 People who

01:42:54.320 told him

01:42:55.260 it was

01:42:55.620 impossible.

01:42:57.200 This is

01:42:57.680 impossible

01:42:58.360 task,

01:42:59.100 sir.

01:42:59.600 You will

01:43:00.180 never

01:43:00.500 accomplish

01:43:01.040 it.

01:43:03.020 And he

01:43:03.960 had to

01:43:04.520 internalize

01:43:05.240 that doubt

01:43:06.000 and

01:43:07.900 transmute

01:43:08.560 that doubt

01:43:09.380 into energy.

01:43:11.880 You know,

01:43:12.060 doubt is

01:43:12.540 nothing but

01:43:13.600 energy.

01:43:16.020 A

01:43:16.340 potential,

01:43:17.580 a seed

01:43:18.020 with potential

01:43:18.760 that you

01:43:19.320 crack.

01:43:21.780 And as

01:43:22.900 you water

01:43:23.500 that seed,

01:43:25.280 and no

01:43:26.080 one sees

01:43:26.760 it

01:43:27.280 germinating

01:43:30.800 in the

01:43:31.240 soil,

01:43:31.660 nobody

01:43:33.720 sees the

01:43:35.320 tree that

01:43:36.280 it will

01:43:36.560 be but

01:43:37.080 you.

01:43:38.540 And you

01:43:39.280 knowing,

01:43:40.340 I have

01:43:42.520 something

01:43:42.920 here.

01:43:43.980 I'm going

01:43:44.820 to make

01:43:45.240 this a

01:43:45.720 tree.

01:43:46.000 and you

01:43:48.960 dispel

01:43:50.860 the doubt

01:43:51.460 and then

01:43:52.660 you utilize

01:43:53.480 it for

01:43:54.480 future

01:43:54.880 energy.

01:43:57.060 This is

01:43:57.820 very important.

01:43:58.600 I have an

01:43:59.140 anecdote

01:43:59.540 about this

01:44:00.420 that I

01:44:02.260 had a

01:44:02.660 sentimental

01:44:03.000 attachment

01:44:03.640 to the

01:44:04.040 home that

01:44:04.440 I grew

01:44:04.800 up in.

01:44:06.000 It was

01:44:06.300 an awful

01:44:06.860 home.

01:44:08.160 It was

01:44:08.560 an awful

01:44:08.880 house.

01:44:10.640 It was

01:44:11.700 terribly

01:44:13.040 designed.

01:44:13.720 it had

01:44:15.160 a sentimental

01:44:15.740 attachment

01:44:16.300 to it.

01:44:16.720 So I

01:44:16.940 wanted to

01:44:17.300 buy it.

01:44:17.740 I wanted

01:44:18.020 to buy

01:44:18.360 it from

01:44:18.620 my parents.

01:44:20.220 And I'll

01:44:21.680 never forget

01:44:22.400 that my

01:44:22.800 mother told

01:44:23.340 me,

01:44:23.940 you'll never

01:44:25.120 be able to

01:44:25.900 afford this

01:44:26.680 house.

01:44:30.520 I took

01:44:31.360 that doubt

01:44:32.120 and internalized

01:44:34.440 it.

01:44:35.260 My house

01:44:36.080 today is

01:44:36.940 worth more

01:44:37.520 than the

01:44:37.880 house that

01:44:40.000 they sold.

01:44:43.720 and I

01:44:46.680 was able

01:44:47.080 to accomplish

01:44:47.820 this.

01:44:51.420 And I

01:44:52.160 used that

01:44:52.820 doubt to

01:44:53.620 fuel my

01:44:54.140 fire.

01:44:58.120 I will

01:44:58.900 not be

01:44:59.260 limited by

01:44:59.880 other people's

01:45:00.560 doubt,

01:45:01.160 but I do

01:45:01.780 need to

01:45:02.220 use it

01:45:02.960 as a

01:45:05.680 guidance,

01:45:06.500 as a

01:45:07.520 compass.

01:45:10.560 and this

01:45:14.340 is where

01:45:14.780 this

01:45:15.080 internal

01:45:15.700 self-direction

01:45:17.720 comes,

01:45:18.240 this power,

01:45:19.040 this,

01:45:19.420 I call

01:45:19.740 white

01:45:20.020 power,

01:45:21.660 the 14

01:45:22.280 words being

01:45:22.940 a compass

01:45:23.660 orienting

01:45:26.300 me toward

01:45:27.940 a greater

01:45:28.680 thing that

01:45:30.360 connects me

01:45:32.140 with my

01:45:32.460 brothers,

01:45:32.940 it connects

01:45:33.320 me with

01:45:33.820 my family,

01:45:34.560 my extended

01:45:35.420 family,

01:45:36.000 that we

01:45:39.700 can do

01:45:40.300 this.

01:45:45.000 It is

01:45:45.740 not

01:45:45.980 impossible.

01:45:48.260 That

01:45:48.820 four-minute

01:45:49.260 mile is

01:45:49.800 not

01:45:50.160 impossible.

01:45:50.800 And when

01:45:51.060 I achieved

01:45:51.680 that four-minute

01:45:52.420 mile,

01:45:52.880 as the

01:45:54.560 runner did,

01:45:57.440 as soon as

01:45:58.460 he achieved

01:45:59.200 that,

01:46:00.400 others began

01:46:01.340 to achieve

01:46:01.820 it as

01:46:02.080 well,

01:46:02.540 all over

01:46:03.200 the world.

01:46:03.680 all of

01:46:05.880 a sudden,

01:46:06.580 this barrier

01:46:07.840 that was

01:46:09.140 impossible to

01:46:10.480 achieve became

01:46:11.620 reachable.

01:46:15.140 Something

01:46:15.740 broke in

01:46:17.040 the world,

01:46:17.600 some barrier,

01:46:18.480 some resistance,

01:46:19.580 some obstacle

01:46:20.280 broke in

01:46:20.840 the world

01:46:21.360 and it

01:46:22.920 all became

01:46:23.460 achievable.

01:46:25.560 You look

01:46:25.900 at RTTL,

01:46:27.960 look at

01:46:28.340 other

01:46:28.580 organizations,

01:46:31.140 doing

01:46:31.940 in the

01:46:33.800 face of

01:46:34.240 all doubt

01:46:34.860 something

01:46:35.320 they believe

01:46:36.020 in,

01:46:36.300 something

01:46:36.500 they know

01:46:36.980 is right.

01:46:39.080 Taking

01:46:39.600 it upon

01:46:40.040 themselves

01:46:40.800 and

01:46:43.940 becoming

01:46:44.380 a leader.

01:46:48.480 Because

01:46:49.000 when you

01:46:49.440 have that

01:46:50.140 and when

01:46:50.540 you know

01:46:50.940 that

01:46:51.380 and when

01:46:53.460 you're

01:46:53.620 leading

01:46:53.860 people the

01:46:54.360 right

01:46:54.540 direction,

01:46:56.060 you'll

01:46:58.580 have the

01:46:58.960 right

01:46:59.200 followers.

01:46:59.720 that's

01:47:00.640 the

01:47:00.740 other

01:47:00.920 part

01:47:01.140 that's

01:47:01.340 complex

01:47:01.800 about

01:47:02.080 it

01:47:02.220 is

01:47:02.400 that

01:47:02.620 you

01:47:02.820 don't

01:47:03.000 also

01:47:03.320 want

01:47:03.560 to

01:47:03.660 surround

01:47:03.920 yourself

01:47:04.320 with

01:47:04.520 yes

01:47:04.820 men.

01:47:07.060 You

01:47:07.660 don't

01:47:07.840 want to

01:47:08.060 be

01:47:08.180 able

01:47:08.440 to

01:47:10.660 give

01:47:10.960 you

01:47:11.160 quality

01:47:11.720 advice,

01:47:13.620 quality

01:47:14.940 questions,

01:47:15.800 questioning

01:47:16.240 whether you

01:47:17.480 are right,

01:47:19.420 making you

01:47:20.120 find the

01:47:21.420 solution to

01:47:22.220 different

01:47:22.480 problems that

01:47:23.040 you haven't

01:47:23.380 thought of.

01:47:24.320 And that

01:47:24.680 group dynamic

01:47:25.380 is also

01:47:25.960 important.

01:47:26.500 It's very

01:47:26.900 complex

01:47:27.600 because it

01:47:28.920 is not

01:47:33.420 without its

01:47:34.000 trappings,

01:47:34.760 not without

01:47:35.320 its

01:47:35.720 problems.

01:47:38.260 And always

01:47:39.360 discerning for

01:47:40.280 that and

01:47:40.960 listening and

01:47:42.080 then taking

01:47:43.900 action,

01:47:46.040 reassessing,

01:47:47.940 renegotiating,

01:47:49.460 and reapplying

01:47:50.240 yourself toward

01:47:51.160 what you know

01:47:52.160 is right.

01:47:52.560 Thank you.

01:47:58.160 Absolutely,

01:47:59.040 brother.

01:48:00.520 Absolutely.

01:48:02.580 Right,

01:48:03.280 correct,

01:48:04.200 and forward.

01:48:06.500 And this

01:48:07.040 is interesting

01:48:07.780 that we were

01:48:08.140 talking about

01:48:08.640 morality yesterday

01:48:09.560 and got some

01:48:11.140 thoughts on that.

01:48:11.700 But fit side,

01:48:12.500 I know you've

01:48:12.920 been patient.

01:48:13.640 Brother,

01:48:14.000 what you got,

01:48:14.680 man?

01:48:15.620 I was just

01:48:16.320 going to

01:48:16.840 bring up

01:48:17.560 the kind

01:48:19.700 of psyops

01:48:20.240 that you get

01:48:20.860 growing up

01:48:21.700 about not

01:48:22.240 working hard,

01:48:22.920 not achieving

01:48:23.600 goals.

01:48:24.520 One of the

01:48:25.180 biggest

01:48:25.500 tropes that

01:48:26.280 you see

01:48:26.760 that Jews 0.87

01:48:27.320 like to

01:48:27.620 put out

01:48:27.920 in social

01:48:28.220 movies,

01:48:29.440 and you

01:48:29.680 see a lot

01:48:30.080 of people

01:48:30.320 repeat this 1.00

01:48:30.980 dumb shit. 1.00

01:48:31.600 It's like, 1.00

01:48:32.020 I don't think

01:48:32.760 we're meant

01:48:33.260 to work

01:48:33.780 this many

01:48:34.260 hours.

01:48:35.840 Like,

01:48:36.140 who the

01:48:36.440 hell wants

01:48:36.820 to spend

01:48:37.120 the next

01:48:37.440 40 years

01:48:38.040 working?

01:48:39.520 You know,

01:48:40.020 and like,

01:48:40.720 if you think

01:48:41.180 about,

01:48:41.560 like,

01:48:41.900 what's the

01:48:42.760 point of that?

01:48:43.640 What's the

01:48:43.980 point?

01:48:44.360 I can't

01:48:45.060 hear,

01:48:45.420 I cannot

01:48:45.800 hear fit side.

01:48:46.800 Is this

01:48:47.040 me?

01:48:47.420 Yeah,

01:48:47.880 it is you.

01:48:48.420 Yeah,

01:48:48.600 you want to

01:48:48.920 drop and

01:48:49.300 come back?

01:48:51.920 Sure thing.

01:48:53.240 Let's

01:48:53.520 see.

01:48:55.140 Yeah,

01:48:55.340 keep going,

01:48:55.900 if it's

01:48:56.080 that's

01:49:04.700 school mask

01:49:05.120 couldn't

01:49:05.360 hear you,

01:49:05.720 so he's

01:49:06.020 recycling.

01:49:06.700 Go ahead.

01:49:09.980 I was

01:49:10.360 just going

01:49:11.800 to say,

01:49:12.020 what is

01:49:12.220 the point

01:49:12.640 of thinking

01:49:15.900 like that,

01:49:16.440 right?

01:49:16.680 Like,

01:49:17.000 trying to

01:49:17.340 get people

01:49:17.620 to think

01:49:17.920 like that,

01:49:18.280 especially

01:49:18.580 young,

01:49:19.080 impressionable

01:49:19.540 men,

01:49:20.020 to think

01:49:20.400 that,

01:49:20.680 like,

01:49:20.820 oh,

01:49:21.100 man,

01:49:21.300 it's so 1.00

01:49:21.580 stupid to 1.00

01:49:22.300 work a 1.00

01:49:22.620 nine-to-five,

01:49:23.600 or to

01:49:24.200 get a

01:49:24.680 job,

01:49:25.420 or to

01:49:25.900 drive.

01:49:26.820 I might

01:49:27.280 as well

01:49:27.520 just be

01:49:27.900 lazy.

01:49:28.780 The whole

01:49:29.180 point,

01:49:29.640 because if

01:49:29.980 you look

01:49:30.240 at the

01:49:30.500 Jews who

01:49:30.880 promote

01:49:31.200 that,

01:49:31.500 they're

01:49:31.600 like millionaire

01:49:32.020 actors,

01:49:32.860 like Jack

01:49:33.680 Black, 0.99

01:49:34.520 he's filthy 1.00

01:49:35.660 rich from 0.67

01:49:36.880 acting,

01:49:37.860 but he

01:49:38.320 would put

01:49:38.960 off his

01:49:39.460 persona,

01:49:40.480 and do

01:49:40.640 these talking

01:49:41.080 points about

01:49:41.820 not working

01:49:42.580 hard,

01:49:43.260 because it's

01:49:44.900 a scam,

01:49:45.540 like working

01:49:46.020 is a scam,

01:49:48.320 and so these

01:49:48.740 are the type

01:49:49.100 of things

01:49:49.440 you have

01:49:51.160 to look

01:49:52.040 out for

01:49:52.400 for your

01:49:52.720 kids,

01:49:53.640 because they're

01:49:55.080 trying to

01:49:55.680 get your

01:49:56.300 kids not

01:49:56.920 to be

01:49:57.200 hard workers.

01:49:57.980 They're

01:49:58.120 trying to

01:49:58.480 get your

01:49:58.760 kids to

01:49:59.120 drop out

01:49:59.660 of the

01:49:59.860 competition,

01:50:00.800 because it

01:50:01.160 is a

01:50:01.680 competition

01:50:02.120 for resources

01:50:02.940 and power

01:50:04.120 in our

01:50:04.580 country

01:50:04.960 against Jews,

01:50:06.380 and if they 0.92

01:50:06.980 can get

01:50:07.480 the vast

01:50:08.960 majority of

01:50:09.740 people,

01:50:10.480 whether they

01:50:10.780 have a high

01:50:11.320 intelligence or

01:50:12.040 not,

01:50:12.680 to just drop

01:50:13.400 out or to

01:50:14.740 retard them for 1.00

01:50:16.800 a little bit

01:50:17.240 before they

01:50:17.720 snap out of

01:50:18.280 it, then

01:50:19.280 they succeed.

01:50:21.240 So you have

01:50:21.940 to look out

01:50:22.400 for these

01:50:22.980 psyops or

01:50:25.240 these ideas

01:50:26.820 to get your

01:50:28.880 young men

01:50:29.440 not to work,

01:50:30.440 to get our

01:50:30.900 young men,

01:50:31.560 our young

01:50:32.580 ones not to

01:50:33.140 work, and

01:50:34.380 you do see

01:50:35.080 that a lot.

01:50:35.640 You see a

01:50:36.420 lot of young

01:50:37.860 white men get 0.84

01:50:38.820 caught up in 0.76

01:50:39.380 that thinking,

01:50:40.080 and they spend

01:50:40.540 their first 10

01:50:41.240 years of their

01:50:41.720 life goofing

01:50:42.400 off, not

01:50:44.320 working, not

01:50:45.360 having a stable

01:50:45.920 job, not

01:50:46.440 building a

01:50:46.960 career, and

01:50:48.060 by the

01:50:48.460 time they

01:50:48.840 reach 27,

01:50:50.320 then they

01:50:50.880 start getting

01:50:51.300 into the

01:50:51.680 workforce, because

01:50:52.400 they realize

01:50:52.940 they need to

01:50:54.280 work to

01:50:54.800 survive, and

01:50:55.880 right now

01:50:56.580 they're 10

01:50:57.580 years behind

01:50:58.260 with the

01:50:59.800 competition.

01:51:01.340 And so

01:51:01.540 these are the

01:51:01.960 things you

01:51:03.380 must combat.

01:51:04.280 You can't

01:51:04.660 just like,

01:51:05.360 you know they

01:51:06.300 exist, and

01:51:07.440 you need to

01:51:09.020 explain to your

01:51:10.260 kids what it

01:51:10.880 really is.

01:51:11.920 It is a trick

01:51:12.880 to get them to 1.00

01:51:13.640 be fucking 1.00

01:51:14.100 losers, while 1.00

01:51:15.140 other people can 1.00

01:51:15.900 gain power over

01:51:17.020 them.

01:51:17.340 That's all it

01:51:17.940 is.

01:51:19.020 I don't know

01:51:19.580 if you're

01:51:19.780 tracking with

01:51:20.320 what I'm

01:51:20.580 saying.

01:51:21.780 I'm 100%

01:51:22.780 tracking.

01:51:23.340 I think

01:51:23.600 everybody's

01:51:24.140 tracking,

01:51:24.600 absolutely.

01:51:26.640 Yeah, these

01:51:27.320 false narratives

01:51:27.980 need to be

01:51:28.700 nipped in the 1.00

01:51:29.180 butt, and 0.99

01:51:29.740 these are the 0.63

01:51:30.080 things you have

01:51:30.740 to watch out

01:51:31.280 for, because

01:51:31.740 constantly, when

01:51:33.160 these dudes are

01:51:34.040 putting out

01:51:34.320 these messages,

01:51:35.260 they're putting

01:51:35.700 out these

01:51:36.040 messages not

01:51:36.800 for their

01:51:37.140 own, but

01:51:38.240 for us, so 0.85

01:51:39.500 we can screw

01:51:40.960 ourselves over,

01:51:41.880 especially in our

01:51:42.500 younger years, when

01:51:43.400 it's our prime

01:51:44.020 time to make

01:51:45.520 careers and

01:51:46.420 get ahead in

01:51:46.880 life.

01:51:49.020 Yeah, 100%.

01:51:50.400 If I can

01:51:51.880 convince my

01:51:52.880 competition to

01:51:55.440 fail, this

01:51:58.760 is to my

01:51:59.200 benefit, right?

01:52:01.800 100%.

01:52:02.600 If I can

01:52:03.560 keep information

01:52:05.600 from my

01:52:07.020 competitors,

01:52:08.940 that keep my

01:52:09.860 competitive

01:52:10.360 advantage in

01:52:12.540 the world,

01:52:14.480 there's

01:52:15.060 different layers

01:52:16.780 of

01:52:17.860 industry,

01:52:23.320 different layers

01:52:24.560 of industrialness,

01:52:25.780 right?

01:52:25.960 There's the

01:52:26.360 creative mind

01:52:27.540 that is

01:52:29.520 connected to

01:52:30.280 something that

01:52:30.900 can't be,

01:52:32.600 you can't even

01:52:33.220 give it to

01:52:33.860 someone else.

01:52:35.500 It's an

01:52:36.340 ability to

01:52:38.120 see beyond

01:52:40.040 a little

01:52:41.680 further down

01:52:42.580 the line

01:52:43.200 and tap

01:52:44.740 into an

01:52:45.180 energy that

01:52:46.600 produces

01:52:47.740 things that

01:52:50.100 others

01:52:52.060 can't

01:52:54.520 fathom.

01:52:56.100 The way

01:52:56.840 that it

01:52:57.120 works, the

01:52:57.560 way that it

01:52:57.980 gets put

01:52:58.320 together, the

01:53:00.420 devices we

01:53:01.180 have in our

01:53:01.720 hands are so

01:53:03.220 highly engineered,

01:53:04.640 most of us

01:53:05.220 can't wrap

01:53:06.340 our heads

01:53:06.720 around it.

01:53:08.120 The car I'm

01:53:09.360 driving is

01:53:10.980 beyond my

01:53:13.120 understanding.

01:53:13.860 I know some

01:53:14.800 basic principles.

01:53:15.900 I've taken

01:53:16.380 apart a

01:53:16.900 four-stroke

01:53:18.860 engine.

01:53:19.940 I know what

01:53:20.720 that is,

01:53:22.100 but there's

01:53:24.320 a limit.

01:53:26.500 Some people

01:53:27.100 can see all

01:53:28.160 the way through

01:53:28.720 that and

01:53:29.400 know how

01:53:31.780 to engineer

01:53:32.360 something that

01:53:34.020 works, that's

01:53:34.920 beyond.

01:53:37.320 And you see

01:53:38.260 that with our

01:53:39.000 people.

01:53:39.360 And you

01:53:40.920 see the

01:53:41.260 Chinese

01:53:41.940 take our

01:53:46.400 ideas,

01:53:47.400 reverse

01:53:47.700 engineer them,

01:53:48.660 and then

01:53:49.080 copy them.

01:53:51.980 But the

01:53:54.280 creative is

01:53:55.840 something that

01:53:56.420 we alone

01:53:57.220 have an

01:53:58.700 exceptional

01:53:59.280 ability to

01:54:00.400 do.

01:54:02.720 And it

01:54:04.460 takes work.

01:54:05.020 skull mask,

01:54:08.660 you brought

01:54:09.060 up earlier

01:54:09.720 Wallace

01:54:10.220 D.

01:54:10.480 Waddles.

01:54:11.760 There's

01:54:12.020 a, in

01:54:16.260 his second

01:54:16.820 book of

01:54:17.680 the

01:54:17.840 trilogy,

01:54:18.360 the science

01:54:21.760 on nutrition.

01:54:25.040 It's mostly

01:54:25.640 about food.

01:54:27.140 I'm going to

01:54:27.400 go through

01:54:27.700 it.

01:54:28.100 stop for a

01:54:32.140 moment.

01:54:32.300 I'm going to

01:54:32.500 get back to

01:54:33.020 that.

01:54:33.180 I don't

01:54:34.280 think

01:54:34.440 exception for

01:54:34.920 a minute.

01:54:35.140 Yeah,

01:54:40.520 brother, sounds

01:54:41.200 good.

01:54:41.680 I think I'm

01:54:42.200 back.

01:54:42.620 I think I'm

01:54:43.120 well connected

01:54:43.980 here.

01:54:45.240 White

01:54:45.720 Reich, I

01:54:46.160 know you

01:54:46.480 had tried to

01:54:47.720 get in there

01:54:48.080 earlier.

01:54:48.400 if you want

01:54:48.860 to chime

01:54:49.460 in, brother,

01:54:49.980 feel free.

01:54:51.440 Love to

01:54:51.760 hear your

01:54:52.040 thoughts on

01:54:52.580 the precept

01:54:53.940 there.

01:54:54.300 But yeah,

01:54:55.000 Fitz, you're

01:54:55.760 totally right

01:54:56.420 that this is,

01:54:57.900 there's layers

01:54:58.760 upon layers

01:54:59.580 of psyop for

01:55:00.640 our youth.

01:55:01.700 And the

01:55:02.600 whole Jack

01:55:03.440 Black,

01:55:04.740 dude Lebowski,

01:55:06.520 okay, maybe

01:55:07.060 not Lebowski

01:55:07.800 because that's a

01:55:08.420 little, I

01:55:08.820 suppose that's a

01:55:09.560 little deeper.

01:55:11.000 But in the

01:55:11.460 same, in

01:55:12.080 this whole

01:55:12.960 like stoner

01:55:13.840 comedy,

01:55:15.460 young man,

01:55:17.180 bro, dude,

01:55:18.020 bro, don't

01:55:18.880 even do

01:55:19.360 anything,

01:55:20.380 nihilism that

01:55:21.700 gets pumped

01:55:22.240 into the

01:55:23.040 public

01:55:23.360 consciousness is

01:55:25.060 absolutely a

01:55:25.920 psyop to get

01:55:27.040 your kids, to

01:55:28.060 get young

01:55:28.480 people to do

01:55:30.400 nothing, to

01:55:31.140 sit around,

01:55:32.480 smoke grass, 1.00

01:55:34.660 be losers, 1.00

01:55:36.180 play video 1.00

01:55:36.720 games.

01:55:37.700 It's not even

01:55:38.540 worth it, man.

01:55:39.420 And then there's

01:55:39.980 a psyop beneath

01:55:40.700 that.

01:55:41.740 And that is

01:55:42.620 this one that

01:55:45.180 is kind of a

01:55:46.800 world that

01:55:48.820 is very

01:55:51.340 popular.

01:55:52.020 It's one of

01:55:52.300 these things

01:55:52.760 like you won't

01:55:53.320 be exposed to

01:55:54.300 it unless you

01:55:54.920 expose yourself

01:55:55.880 to it.

01:55:56.640 And it's

01:55:57.620 this whole

01:55:58.360 like, I

01:56:01.120 don't know how

01:56:01.580 to frame it

01:56:02.220 other than

01:56:02.760 this like

01:56:03.480 21st century

01:56:05.380 business

01:56:06.040 mentality

01:56:06.880 slop.

01:56:08.080 But if you

01:56:08.720 go on

01:56:09.180 YouTube,

01:56:10.520 you will

01:56:11.040 find hours

01:56:13.000 upon hours

01:56:14.000 of these

01:56:14.740 videos made

01:56:15.800 by influencers

01:56:16.800 that are 0.90

01:56:17.780 total slop.

01:56:19.640 And they 0.51

01:56:20.520 are all

01:56:21.680 about these

01:56:22.800 like get

01:56:23.440 rich quick

01:56:24.180 schemes.

01:56:24.820 Like it was

01:56:25.940 drop shipping

01:56:26.800 a couple of

01:56:27.800 years ago.

01:56:28.520 And then it

01:56:29.080 was like,

01:56:29.560 you know,

01:56:30.380 resale stuff.

01:56:31.580 And it was,

01:56:32.560 and it's like

01:56:33.040 how to drive

01:56:34.820 your views on

01:56:36.320 your influencer

01:56:37.280 page and how

01:56:38.280 to do all

01:56:39.460 this stuff.

01:56:40.040 And it's a,

01:56:41.100 it's,

01:56:41.980 it does take

01:56:43.000 work.

01:56:43.800 It requires

01:56:44.460 some effort

01:56:45.180 to actually

01:56:46.180 get an

01:56:47.000 income from

01:56:48.080 this kind

01:56:48.520 of stuff.

01:56:49.060 But it's

01:56:49.540 an atomized

01:56:50.660 finance capital

01:56:52.760 approach.

01:56:54.440 It's this

01:56:54.980 idea that

01:56:55.940 you are,

01:56:57.860 the best

01:56:58.660 thing you

01:56:59.140 can do

01:56:59.680 is make

01:57:01.040 this little

01:57:01.800 endeavor,

01:57:02.680 these little

01:57:03.100 digital endeavors

01:57:04.060 so you can

01:57:05.280 scrape

01:57:05.880 together some

01:57:07.000 meager allowance

01:57:08.460 from engagement

01:57:09.840 online or

01:57:11.020 some,

01:57:11.660 you know,

01:57:12.560 tool that

01:57:13.900 is going

01:57:14.300 to let

01:57:14.860 you pump

01:57:16.320 out subpar

01:57:18.540 goods.

01:57:19.740 You know,

01:57:20.060 you order

01:57:20.600 your subpar

01:57:21.340 goods from

01:57:21.960 China and

01:57:22.640 then put a

01:57:23.180 sticker on

01:57:23.880 them and

01:57:24.160 then resell

01:57:25.000 them on

01:57:25.600 Etsy or

01:57:26.360 eBay and

01:57:27.600 do these

01:57:28.860 different things

01:57:29.660 that are going

01:57:30.180 to get your

01:57:30.800 SEO, your

01:57:31.720 search engine

01:57:32.380 optimization up,

01:57:34.060 your rankings

01:57:34.820 up on

01:57:35.800 eBay and

01:57:36.500 Etsy.

01:57:37.200 And then you

01:57:37.620 can sell

01:57:38.180 these little

01:57:39.120 trinkets.

01:57:39.840 that you

01:57:40.620 didn't make

01:57:41.280 because that

01:57:42.260 would take

01:57:42.580 too much

01:57:42.960 time, of

01:57:43.540 course.

01:57:44.640 You can

01:57:44.960 pump out

01:57:45.380 these little

01:57:45.760 trinkets or

01:57:46.300 you can,

01:57:46.780 you know,

01:57:47.620 set up the

01:57:48.480 kind of

01:57:50.940 online

01:57:52.540 influencer

01:57:53.340 thing and

01:57:54.120 you can

01:57:54.480 start building

01:57:55.480 your own

01:57:56.120 little online

01:57:57.040 influencer

01:57:57.680 circle that

01:57:58.760 is telling

01:57:59.260 people how

01:58:00.000 to tie

01:58:00.640 their shoes

01:58:01.320 and you

01:58:02.320 can edit

01:58:03.460 it and

01:58:03.800 you'll get

01:58:04.160 these.

01:58:04.780 Look at

01:58:05.200 that as

01:58:05.680 the next

01:58:07.060 layer down

01:58:07.900 of the

01:58:08.380 PSYOP.

01:58:08.920 And then

01:58:09.660 beyond that

01:58:10.380 is the

01:58:11.000 you know,

01:58:13.520 go work

01:58:15.300 your fingers

01:58:16.500 to the

01:58:16.960 bone for

01:58:18.440 some 0.99

01:58:20.800 crappy 0.99

01:58:23.220 retail company.

01:58:25.400 Go like

01:58:26.980 be satisfied

01:58:28.020 with your

01:58:29.040 job at

01:58:30.200 Target.

01:58:30.980 Target and

01:58:32.000 that's cool

01:58:32.900 because if

01:58:33.500 you have

01:58:33.820 that job 0.53

01:58:34.280 at Target

01:58:34.820 and you

01:58:35.360 can afford

01:58:35.880 your beer

01:58:36.480 on the

01:58:36.880 weekends

01:58:37.400 and you

01:58:38.480 can afford

01:58:39.140 your little

01:58:40.900 bit of weed

01:58:41.460 that's going

01:58:41.880 to keep

01:58:42.180 you high

01:58:42.760 and you

01:58:43.100 can afford

01:58:43.520 your video

01:58:44.060 games and

01:58:44.640 that's cool,

01:58:45.380 man.

01:58:45.680 That's a good

01:58:46.880 life and

01:58:47.440 anything beyond

01:58:48.240 that, that's

01:58:48.760 like too

01:58:49.120 complicated and

01:58:50.340 it's too

01:58:50.880 much.

01:58:52.040 You don't

01:58:52.240 want to have

01:58:52.640 to deal

01:58:52.940 with that.

01:58:53.380 So, take

01:58:55.200 your role

01:58:55.820 of working

01:58:57.240 50 hours a

01:58:58.880 week at

01:58:59.720 Target.

01:59:00.480 Maybe you'll

01:59:00.860 become manager

01:59:01.560 someday.

01:59:02.540 Good job,

01:59:03.120 kiddo.

01:59:03.620 All this is

01:59:04.300 counter-revolutionary.

01:59:05.720 All this

01:59:06.120 stuff is

01:59:07.860 packaged

01:59:09.280 messaging

01:59:10.300 that is

01:59:11.560 pumped into

01:59:12.480 the brains

01:59:13.400 of our young

01:59:14.100 men to

01:59:15.420 stop them

01:59:16.380 from engaging

01:59:17.860 with that

01:59:18.760 internal

01:59:19.280 recognition

01:59:20.080 that they

01:59:21.420 want to

01:59:22.120 dominate,

01:59:23.040 conquer,

01:59:23.560 and wage

01:59:24.340 war against

01:59:24.880 a foe.

01:59:26.080 And that

01:59:26.760 is, if

01:59:27.760 you grow

01:59:28.140 up, if

01:59:28.580 they grow

01:59:28.920 up going

01:59:29.280 sloped and

01:59:29.820 chemical from

01:59:31.020 a young age

01:59:32.440 and they're

01:59:33.480 raised in this

01:59:34.300 environment and

01:59:35.140 that is the

01:59:35.640 messaging that

01:59:36.220 they're getting

01:59:36.680 endlessly, then

01:59:38.720 we are not

01:59:39.920 going to be

01:59:40.840 able to rely

01:59:41.780 on a stock

01:59:42.880 of young

01:59:43.420 men to

01:59:44.000 inherit rulership

01:59:45.160 of the

01:59:45.460 country.

01:59:47.060 And that's

01:59:47.500 why the

01:59:48.160 enemy is so

01:59:49.200 keen on

01:59:50.060 passing this

01:59:51.180 managerial

01:59:52.820 tasks to

01:59:54.580 our racial

01:59:55.720 foes, namely 0.97

01:59:57.020 the Asians

01:59:57.940 now, because

01:59:59.180 they've figured

02:00:00.020 out that what

02:00:01.400 they can do

02:00:01.980 is like when

02:00:02.660 Indiana Jones

02:00:03.480 swaps the

02:00:04.160 statue for

02:00:04.840 the stack

02:00:05.260 of rocks,

02:00:06.640 that's what

02:00:07.400 they're attempting

02:00:07.840 to do with

02:00:08.720 the managerial

02:00:09.520 class of

02:00:10.280 this nation

02:00:10.840 that was

02:00:11.940 composed

02:00:12.680 entirely of

02:00:13.880 white men

02:00:14.400 up until

02:00:15.760 very recently.

02:00:17.100 And now

02:00:17.700 they packed

02:00:19.320 our schools

02:00:19.980 our higher

02:00:21.600 learning

02:00:21.980 institutions,

02:00:22.940 they packed

02:00:23.320 them with

02:00:23.580 Asians,

02:00:24.680 they packed

02:00:25.160 them with

02:00:25.460 Indians,

02:00:25.820 and they packed

02:00:26.500 them with

02:00:26.800 Jews, and

02:00:27.420 they are

02:00:27.800 seeking to

02:00:28.680 replace the

02:00:29.680 entire

02:00:30.240 framework,

02:00:31.900 management

02:00:32.260 framework of

02:00:33.160 our nations

02:00:33.780 with these

02:00:34.460 foreigners

02:00:34.940 who are

02:00:36.180 who are

02:00:36.200 obsequious,

02:00:37.720 sycophantic,

02:00:39.200 and left

02:00:41.160 to the

02:00:42.400 Jewish

02:00:42.960 worldview,

02:00:44.380 that the

02:00:44.900 accumulation of

02:00:45.760 material goods,

02:00:47.320 the display of

02:00:48.600 status is the

02:00:50.200 ultimate good,

02:00:51.540 that that is the

02:00:52.420 entire point of

02:00:53.980 the pursuit of

02:00:54.640 life.

02:00:55.340 They've been

02:00:55.780 sold.

02:00:56.680 The enemy

02:00:57.020 crafted this

02:00:57.860 narrative about

02:00:58.880 our country,

02:01:00.900 that America was 0.79

02:01:01.940 the land where

02:01:02.440 you're going to

02:01:02.780 make it.

02:01:03.440 America is the

02:01:04.100 land where you

02:01:04.700 go and you

02:01:06.220 get rich, and

02:01:07.240 that's what

02:01:07.580 America is for.

02:01:08.780 And then our

02:01:09.620 young men,

02:01:10.800 unfortunately,

02:01:12.280 embraced that.

02:01:13.400 And the media

02:01:14.440 was so intense

02:01:16.200 on this messaging

02:01:17.320 of like,

02:01:18.580 get rich, and

02:01:19.380 like, this is

02:01:19.940 where you come,

02:01:20.480 America, get

02:01:21.020 rich.

02:01:21.340 And then they

02:01:21.780 managed to

02:01:22.280 package that and

02:01:23.220 sell it to the

02:01:24.200 foreigners who are

02:01:25.100 invading our

02:01:25.660 lands.

02:01:26.000 So the

02:01:26.820 foreigners, they 1.00

02:01:27.820 look at us,

02:01:28.860 they're extractive,

02:01:29.880 they don't have,

02:01:30.560 they have no

02:01:31.240 interest in the

02:01:32.700 destiny of our

02:01:33.440 nation.

02:01:34.140 They have no

02:01:34.500 interest in

02:01:35.720 continuing carrying

02:01:37.460 on the legacy

02:01:38.340 that our ancestors

02:01:39.240 have left for us,

02:01:40.540 that they bled and 0.88

02:01:41.480 died for.

02:01:42.300 They want to

02:01:43.560 come here to

02:01:44.440 get rich, to

02:01:45.300 put their kids in

02:01:46.020 a good school,

02:01:46.840 and then put them

02:01:47.720 into finance or

02:01:49.260 send them to

02:01:50.180 some doctor,

02:01:53.180 put them in

02:01:53.740 medical school

02:01:54.420 where they can

02:01:54.940 give, they can

02:01:55.680 give us

02:01:58.800 pointless

02:01:59.100 medications that

02:01:59.980 poison us,

02:02:00.640 kill us, and 1.00

02:02:01.460 perform transgender 1.00

02:02:02.620 surgeries on 0.99

02:02:03.400 children.

02:02:04.560 And this is

02:02:05.260 the whole,

02:02:06.220 there's a

02:02:07.460 whole matrix

02:02:08.660 of fake

02:02:11.000 gods that

02:02:13.560 they've set up

02:02:14.260 in this finance

02:02:15.120 capital world,

02:02:16.060 and it's the

02:02:16.520 influencer,

02:02:18.080 it's the

02:02:19.740 athlete,

02:02:20.960 it's the

02:02:22.000 music star,

02:02:23.640 it's this

02:02:24.520 whole entire

02:02:25.540 pervasive

02:02:26.840 aspect,

02:02:28.620 this whole

02:02:29.280 mentality,

02:02:30.820 this whole

02:02:31.160 spiritual

02:02:31.980 decay

02:02:36.420 that is

02:02:37.680 elevated now

02:02:38.580 as the

02:02:38.900 highest good,

02:02:39.560 as the

02:02:39.840 pursuit of

02:02:40.940 life,

02:02:41.660 as the

02:02:42.260 goal of

02:02:43.740 life.

02:02:44.380 And it

02:02:44.660 makes me

02:02:45.120 sick,

02:02:45.700 and it 0.80

02:02:45.920 makes me

02:02:46.580 sick,

02:02:46.920 and it 0.56

02:02:47.120 makes many

02:02:47.540 of us

02:02:47.840 sick,

02:02:48.180 because it

02:02:49.400 does not

02:02:49.920 align with

02:02:50.700 who we

02:02:51.080 are in

02:02:52.840 ourselves,

02:02:53.500 in our

02:02:53.820 being,

02:02:54.580 that these

02:02:54.960 are not

02:02:55.860 Aryan values,

02:02:57.000 that this is

02:02:58.720 not a

02:02:59.040 lifestyle that

02:03:00.300 we elevate.

02:03:01.700 We want

02:03:02.460 heroism,

02:03:03.280 and we want

02:03:03.680 duty,

02:03:04.540 and we want

02:03:05.260 to build

02:03:06.440 the Imperium.

02:03:08.080 Truly,

02:03:08.640 inside,

02:03:09.260 deep inside,

02:03:09.860 we want to

02:03:10.300 see the

02:03:10.760 elevation of

02:03:11.460 the Imperium.

02:03:12.000 So,

02:03:13.220 what you

02:03:13.880 were saying

02:03:14.220 about how

02:03:14.760 they're not

02:03:15.140 like us,

02:03:15.620 they don't

02:03:15.880 care,

02:03:16.880 they made

02:03:17.460 me bring

02:03:18.100 to mind

02:03:19.200 how so

02:03:21.820 many normally

02:03:22.320 white men

02:03:22.840 think about

02:03:23.800 Rome about

02:03:24.340 twice a

02:03:24.800 week,

02:03:25.160 or whatever,

02:03:25.860 and they

02:03:26.160 compare it

02:03:26.740 to the

02:03:27.460 problems

02:03:27.740 we're having

02:03:28.120 today in

02:03:29.460 the United

02:03:29.780 States.

02:03:30.940 But when

02:03:31.220 you ask,

02:03:31.740 every time

02:03:32.160 they ask 0.99

02:03:32.460 a black 0.90

02:03:32.800 man,

02:03:33.120 do you

02:03:33.280 ever think

02:03:33.580 about

02:03:33.780 Rome?

02:03:34.320 Even a

02:03:34.760 guy,

02:03:35.160 even Denzel

02:03:35.680 Washington,

02:03:36.560 who starred in 1.00

02:03:37.400 a fucking 1.00

02:03:37.760 movie about 1.00

02:03:38.280 Rome,

02:03:38.800 he's like,

02:03:39.020 no,

02:03:39.120 I don't

02:03:39.300 think about

02:03:39.620 Rome. 0.87

02:03:40.560 Because non-whites 1.00

02:03:41.940 don't give 1.00

02:03:42.380 a fuck 0.99

02:03:42.940 about the 1.00

02:03:43.360 state of

02:03:43.700 affairs of

02:03:44.140 this country

02:03:44.640 because it's

02:03:45.140 not their

02:03:45.620 country.

02:03:46.160 They don't

02:03:46.660 care.

02:03:47.800 So they

02:03:48.240 don't compare

02:03:48.900 it to

02:03:49.120 falling empires.

02:03:52.940 And that's

02:03:53.300 why when

02:03:53.980 you ask a

02:03:54.520 non-white,

02:03:54.960 do you ever

02:03:55.260 think about

02:03:55.580 Rome?

02:03:55.980 They'll say

02:03:56.340 no.

02:03:57.380 Because they

02:03:58.520 don't care

02:03:59.100 enough about

02:03:59.500 this country

02:04:00.120 to make

02:04:00.700 comparisons

02:04:01.260 about what

02:04:02.100 went wrong

02:04:02.620 in Rome,

02:04:03.380 like we

02:04:04.440 do.

02:04:05.140 And then the

02:04:05.620 normal white

02:04:06.200 guy,

02:04:06.460 when he thinks

02:04:06.880 about Rome,

02:04:07.900 he's thinking

02:04:08.660 about the

02:04:10.180 problems we're

02:04:10.820 facing in

02:04:11.760 this country

02:04:12.220 and the

02:04:13.000 problem is

02:04:13.440 how Rome

02:04:14.000 we're facing

02:04:15.220 the exact

02:04:15.660 same thing

02:04:16.160 before the

02:04:16.640 collapse.

02:04:18.380 And so it

02:04:19.180 goes well

02:04:19.680 with what

02:04:20.060 you're saying,

02:04:20.520 like this

02:04:21.160 isn't their 0.93

02:04:21.700 country because

02:04:22.380 if it was

02:04:23.100 their country,

02:04:23.680 they would

02:04:24.580 compare it to

02:04:25.240 Rome,

02:04:25.860 the fall of

02:04:26.360 Rome.

02:04:27.200 And it would

02:04:28.400 bother them.

02:04:29.960 But because 0.95

02:04:30.460 non-whites, 0.94

02:04:31.740 blacks, 0.96

02:04:32.280 Mexicans, 0.52

02:04:32.800 Asians, 0.75

02:04:33.300 they never

02:04:33.940 think about

02:04:34.420 Rome.

02:04:35.240 Because this

02:04:35.960 isn't their 0.93

02:04:37.000 country.

02:04:37.480 This is just

02:04:37.920 a cash cow

02:04:38.620 for them.

02:04:38.960 Precisely,

02:04:41.380 brother.

02:04:41.900 Absolutely.

02:04:42.720 They don't

02:04:43.060 even have the

02:04:43.500 racial memory

02:04:44.200 of that.

02:04:45.480 They don't

02:04:45.720 even have the

02:04:46.160 racial memory

02:04:46.740 of the

02:04:47.060 imperium.

02:04:47.660 They don't

02:04:47.860 even have the

02:04:48.340 racial memory

02:04:48.960 of the

02:04:49.300 elevated

02:04:49.760 civilizations,

02:04:51.520 the elevated

02:04:51.880 social structure

02:04:52.760 that we come

02:04:53.340 from.

02:04:54.420 And they

02:04:54.940 can't.

02:04:55.760 And they

02:04:55.980 can never.

02:04:56.560 And no

02:04:56.820 matter how

02:04:57.240 hard they

02:04:57.600 try to

02:04:57.960 ape it,

02:04:58.420 it will

02:04:58.700 never make

02:04:59.200 sense.

02:04:59.600 And that

02:04:59.800 is why

02:05:00.260 the Jews

02:05:01.040 love them

02:05:01.440 so much.

02:05:02.620 Mythos,

02:05:03.000 are you back

02:05:03.480 in service

02:05:04.760 yet,

02:05:05.040 brother?

02:05:05.640 I am.

02:05:06.680 Yeah,

02:05:06.900 can you hear

02:05:07.240 me?

02:05:07.420 Yes,

02:05:10.440 I got to

02:05:10.920 grab lunch,

02:05:11.800 so I just

02:05:12.100 need a tad

02:05:12.820 couple minutes

02:05:13.700 here.

02:05:14.120 Get her 0.89

02:05:14.400 done.

02:05:15.060 Yeah,

02:05:15.260 yeah,

02:05:15.440 thank you.

02:05:16.460 I'll be

02:05:17.760 right back.

02:05:19.420 Yeah,

02:05:19.840 so I'll

02:05:21.260 finish the

02:05:22.020 train of

02:05:22.420 thought that

02:05:24.020 was on

02:05:25.040 earlier,

02:05:25.840 and it's

02:05:26.580 in the

02:05:27.480 science of

02:05:28.020 being well.

02:05:29.320 It talks

02:05:30.060 about

02:05:30.760 feeding

02:05:32.600 yourself,

02:05:34.020 and the

02:05:34.440 reason you

02:05:34.900 feed yourself

02:05:35.520 is because

02:05:36.000 you need

02:05:36.360 to restore

02:05:36.840 energy.

02:05:38.420 It

02:05:38.980 advocates

02:05:39.700 to

02:05:40.840 skip

02:05:41.960 what is

02:05:43.280 a typical

02:05:43.800 breakfast

02:05:44.360 and to

02:05:46.020 work until

02:05:46.880 you've earned

02:05:47.500 your hunger,

02:05:48.420 to not have

02:05:49.220 an appetite

02:05:49.800 of habit

02:05:50.700 or a habit

02:05:52.100 of appetite,

02:05:53.360 but to

02:05:54.380 lean into

02:05:57.300 the work

02:05:58.320 that you

02:05:58.920 do and

02:05:59.900 earn your

02:06:00.440 hunger,

02:06:00.780 and then

02:06:01.980 upon

02:06:02.820 earning

02:06:03.340 it,

02:06:04.400 you

02:06:05.200 then

02:06:05.920 replenish

02:06:07.200 your body

02:06:07.900 with the

02:06:08.740 nutrition

02:06:09.380 that it

02:06:09.780 needs to

02:06:10.280 keep going

02:06:10.820 for the

02:06:11.140 day.

02:06:21.460 So,

02:06:22.060 where was

02:06:23.720 the landing

02:06:24.720 here? 0.96

02:06:25.100 shoot, 0.78

02:06:31.460 I lost 0.98

02:06:33.140 the

02:06:33.340 landing.

02:06:37.260 Oh,

02:06:37.980 it was

02:06:38.120 about

02:06:38.360 thinking.

02:06:39.860 He

02:06:40.200 compares

02:06:40.720 the

02:06:41.480 construction

02:06:44.540 worker,

02:06:45.400 the physical

02:06:45.920 laborer,

02:06:46.920 to the

02:06:47.620 thinking

02:06:47.900 man,

02:06:48.820 and he

02:06:49.860 concedes

02:06:50.360 that the

02:06:50.980 thinking

02:06:51.340 man needs

02:06:53.000 a different

02:06:53.500 level of

02:06:54.140 nutrition.

02:06:55.100 different,

02:06:56.240 even maybe

02:06:57.080 different

02:06:57.640 food.

02:06:58.880 Advocating

02:06:59.760 for eating

02:07:00.540 locally,

02:07:02.020 because that

02:07:03.920 is what

02:07:05.140 that environment

02:07:07.360 demands.

02:07:08.240 The food

02:07:08.620 that is born

02:07:09.740 of a

02:07:10.120 particular

02:07:10.500 environment

02:07:11.140 is born

02:07:11.820 to feed

02:07:13.320 the people

02:07:14.220 that do

02:07:14.720 work there.

02:07:16.520 But in

02:07:17.400 terms of the

02:07:18.020 distinction

02:07:18.480 between the

02:07:19.120 thinking man

02:07:19.940 and the

02:07:20.580 physical

02:07:21.640 laborer,

02:07:23.080 he does

02:07:23.720 acknowledge

02:07:24.340 thinking

02:07:24.920 is one

02:07:25.660 of the

02:07:25.960 hardest

02:07:26.260 things we

02:07:26.880 do.

02:07:27.960 Thinking

02:07:28.440 is one

02:07:30.040 of the

02:07:30.400 hardest

02:07:30.740 things anyone

02:07:31.580 will ever

02:07:32.120 do,

02:07:32.520 and it

02:07:32.760 consumes

02:07:33.460 massive

02:07:34.580 amounts of

02:07:35.180 energy.

02:07:36.580 We don't

02:07:36.980 enjoy thinking

02:07:40.340 any more

02:07:41.020 than we

02:07:41.340 enjoy exercise,

02:07:42.700 unless you

02:07:43.740 build the

02:07:44.160 habit which

02:07:45.900 gets you

02:07:47.800 into that.

02:07:48.300 even after

02:07:49.440 years and

02:07:50.800 years of

02:07:51.960 a very

02:07:52.420 disciplined

02:07:53.420 weekly

02:07:55.960 exercise

02:07:57.200 regimen,

02:07:57.660 I still 0.74

02:07:58.240 hate

02:07:59.060 exercise.

02:08:01.100 The pain

02:08:02.680 and the

02:08:03.180 struggle that

02:08:03.800 it is to

02:08:04.520 exercise the

02:08:05.360 body, it

02:08:06.300 still bothers

02:08:07.680 me.

02:08:08.640 I do not

02:08:09.780 enjoy it.

02:08:10.860 It's the same 0.53

02:08:11.420 for thinking.

02:08:11.920 and it

02:08:15.600 is something

02:08:16.080 you have to

02:08:16.620 discipline

02:08:17.000 yourself to

02:08:17.980 do.

02:08:18.760 Discipline

02:08:19.560 yourself to

02:08:20.800 do the

02:08:22.060 work of

02:08:23.420 thinking

02:08:24.060 and get

02:08:28.120 outside the

02:08:28.980 box.

02:08:30.260 Outside the

02:08:31.240 box to the

02:08:32.540 point that

02:08:33.080 Fitz side was

02:08:33.900 making.

02:08:35.040 Outside the

02:08:35.820 box that is

02:08:36.900 offered you

02:08:37.740 because they

02:08:40.340 are not

02:08:40.860 interested in

02:08:41.860 your success.

02:08:43.360 They're not

02:08:43.780 interested in

02:08:45.380 elevating you.

02:08:47.520 They're

02:08:47.860 interested in

02:08:49.080 using

02:08:50.220 your

02:08:53.100 energy,

02:08:55.040 using your

02:08:56.260 productivity

02:08:57.000 for their

02:08:58.940 ends.

02:09:01.280 And

02:09:01.780 this is

02:09:03.860 a you

02:09:04.680 problem.

02:09:06.160 To be able

02:09:07.220 to think

02:09:07.740 outside the

02:09:08.420 box,

02:09:09.400 to be able

02:09:09.800 to put

02:09:10.360 the intellectual

02:09:12.040 effort ahead

02:09:13.200 to make

02:09:14.200 yourself a

02:09:14.940 better person,

02:09:16.220 to make

02:09:16.780 yourself more

02:09:17.340 productive,

02:09:18.640 to make

02:09:19.140 yourself,

02:09:19.900 you know,

02:09:20.120 to think

02:09:20.700 through the

02:09:21.780 problem in

02:09:23.020 a way that

02:09:23.500 others haven't

02:09:24.220 been able to

02:09:25.040 and come up

02:09:26.340 with a

02:09:26.800 solution.

02:09:28.460 And even

02:09:29.300 if you're

02:09:29.980 second to

02:09:30.780 the market,

02:09:31.320 even if your

02:09:31.920 product or

02:09:32.580 service doesn't

02:09:33.980 hit,

02:09:35.400 the fact that

02:09:36.260 you have

02:09:36.920 done that

02:09:37.720 work,

02:09:38.100 that you've

02:09:38.460 gotten it

02:09:38.840 to a place

02:09:39.360 where you

02:09:39.880 have a

02:09:40.320 minimal viable

02:09:41.020 product,

02:09:41.640 that you

02:09:41.860 have something

02:09:42.460 you can say,

02:09:43.120 hey, look

02:09:43.500 what I

02:09:43.800 built.

02:09:45.040 That itself

02:09:46.060 has been a

02:09:46.620 valuable effort

02:09:47.900 back to the

02:09:48.840 seed of

02:09:49.160 equivalent

02:09:49.620 success.

02:09:50.700 That failure

02:09:51.680 to produce,

02:09:54.440 it has

02:09:55.360 prepared you

02:09:55.820 for the

02:09:56.060 next one.

02:09:57.040 I have

02:09:57.740 endeavored in

02:10:00.300 countless

02:10:01.540 ventures

02:10:02.780 failures to

02:10:04.020 bring things

02:10:04.800 to market.

02:10:06.360 Many have

02:10:07.220 been failures.

02:10:09.960 But the

02:10:10.860 lessons learned

02:10:12.040 through that

02:10:12.520 process of

02:10:14.120 failing, none

02:10:15.360 of my time

02:10:16.160 has been

02:10:16.480 wasted.

02:10:17.580 None of

02:10:17.860 my intellectual

02:10:19.560 ability has

02:10:22.960 been squandered.

02:10:24.000 It has all

02:10:24.460 been built.

02:10:25.340 I've been

02:10:25.580 building that

02:10:26.180 muscle and

02:10:28.120 putting it to

02:10:28.900 use now.

02:10:30.600 And then

02:10:31.240 I can

02:10:33.080 see the

02:10:35.220 market, read

02:10:35.780 the market,

02:10:36.880 and

02:10:37.900 anticipate

02:10:40.440 the minimum

02:10:42.780 viable product,

02:10:44.180 where it

02:10:44.620 lands in the

02:10:45.200 market, and

02:10:46.580 how it can

02:10:47.400 be presented

02:10:51.320 and

02:10:53.400 differentiated

02:10:54.480 from the

02:10:55.380 other products

02:10:55.940 or services.

02:10:58.900 and that

02:11:00.180 has been a

02:11:00.740 very valuable

02:11:01.420 lesson.

02:11:02.280 I don't

02:11:02.560 look at the

02:11:03.020 market and

02:11:03.700 say, hey,

02:11:04.080 what does

02:11:04.320 the market

02:11:05.280 need?

02:11:06.380 It is, what

02:11:06.840 is the

02:11:07.100 market going

02:11:07.600 to buy?

02:11:11.420 And the

02:11:12.320 difference

02:11:12.580 between what

02:11:14.740 the market

02:11:15.160 needs is

02:11:16.720 two entirely

02:11:17.440 different

02:11:17.800 things.

02:11:20.020 And those

02:11:21.260 are things

02:11:21.560 that I've

02:11:21.860 learned through

02:11:22.220 the process.

02:11:23.100 So you

02:11:23.900 owe it to

02:11:24.620 yourself to

02:11:25.760 bring things,

02:11:26.440 even if they

02:11:27.080 aren't, they

02:11:27.720 don't hit.

02:11:28.900 even if they

02:11:29.940 don't hit the

02:11:30.820 first time,

02:11:31.800 you go, okay,

02:11:33.080 why didn't it

02:11:34.400 hit, reassess,

02:11:36.260 evaluate, and

02:11:38.360 re-approach?

02:11:39.480 And it might be

02:11:40.140 a whole different

02:11:40.820 product.

02:11:41.320 It might be on a

02:11:41.840 whole different

02:11:42.220 thing, but

02:11:42.820 that's a lot

02:11:45.260 of mental

02:11:45.680 effort, and

02:11:47.940 you need to

02:11:48.500 supply yourself

02:11:49.680 the sleep,

02:11:50.940 the nutrition,

02:11:52.180 and the

02:11:53.600 intellectual food

02:11:55.840 in order

02:11:56.240 to continue

02:11:57.780 that approach.

02:12:00.500 Marco, go

02:12:01.260 ahead.

02:12:02.600 I love this

02:12:03.580 line of

02:12:03.940 reasoning.

02:12:05.340 Of course,

02:12:05.880 you're completely

02:12:06.320 correct.

02:12:09.280 For me

02:12:09.920 personally, I've

02:12:11.420 lost 44 pounds

02:12:12.300 since Christmas.

02:12:13.100 Now, I'm not,

02:12:13.840 I didn't raise

02:12:15.360 my hand to brag

02:12:16.140 about my 1.00

02:12:16.520 fucking weight, 1.00

02:12:17.260 but what I 1.00

02:12:17.740 would say is

02:12:18.360 that one

02:12:19.560 thing I would

02:12:20.300 add to what

02:12:20.900 Brother Mito

02:12:21.640 says is,

02:12:23.020 you know,

02:12:23.600 and this,

02:12:24.240 so this is

02:12:24.800 kind of a,

02:12:26.140 you know,

02:12:26.780 this applies to

02:12:27.820 business and

02:12:28.520 life.

02:12:28.820 It's okay to

02:12:29.300 be hungry.

02:12:30.480 It's okay.

02:12:31.600 You know, if

02:12:31.980 you're not

02:12:32.240 succeeding, go

02:12:32.860 look in the 1.00

02:12:33.200 fucking mirror. 1.00

02:12:34.080 You're not 1.00

02:12:34.400 going to die

02:12:34.960 by not eating 0.93

02:12:35.660 the next meal.

02:12:37.100 You know, if I

02:12:37.520 eat breakfast,

02:12:38.080 it throws me

02:12:38.480 off my 16

02:12:39.180 and 8.

02:12:39.700 You know, I'm

02:12:40.040 not going to

02:12:40.760 continue to

02:12:41.520 cut, right?

02:12:43.200 So, but it's

02:12:43.800 the same with

02:12:44.220 business.

02:12:44.720 It's okay to

02:12:45.280 be hungry, which

02:12:46.000 means it's okay

02:12:46.780 to do the work,

02:12:47.540 right?

02:12:48.000 And I'm

02:12:48.580 probably not

02:12:49.920 exactly hitting on

02:12:51.140 what you were

02:12:51.540 shooting for,

02:12:52.100 brother, but

02:12:52.740 you know, again,

02:12:54.840 it's okay to

02:12:55.600 be hungry, man.

02:12:56.760 You know, that's

02:12:57.160 where the work

02:12:57.600 comes in, right?

02:13:01.000 Yeah, I think

02:13:01.680 too, also,

02:13:03.160 mythos, one of

02:13:04.780 the things that

02:13:05.320 I've noticed

02:13:06.020 with getting

02:13:08.880 out of the

02:13:09.760 kind of 9 to

02:13:10.860 5, getting

02:13:11.440 out of this

02:13:12.360 place where you

02:13:13.300 are just doing

02:13:14.180 what you're told

02:13:14.780 is that it

02:13:16.340 requires, it

02:13:17.480 makes it

02:13:18.000 absolutely

02:13:18.980 imperative that

02:13:20.240 you understand

02:13:21.040 where pitfalls

02:13:22.700 are, and you

02:13:23.480 start to learn

02:13:24.260 how to make

02:13:24.840 plans, and

02:13:25.880 this is

02:13:26.220 something that

02:13:26.800 is, it's

02:13:28.120 very difficult

02:13:29.240 to teach this

02:13:30.240 skill.

02:13:31.020 I never learned

02:13:32.040 this skill in

02:13:32.960 school.

02:13:33.440 I don't think

02:13:33.840 this skill can

02:13:34.520 be taught.

02:13:35.180 I think it's

02:13:35.660 something that

02:13:36.120 has to be done

02:13:37.060 over and over

02:13:38.320 again to get

02:13:39.520 to the point

02:13:40.020 where you

02:13:40.420 understand the

02:13:41.220 fundamental

02:13:41.660 processes

02:13:42.440 underlying the

02:13:44.160 establishment of

02:13:45.240 something well

02:13:46.640 enough to realize

02:13:47.920 that there are

02:13:48.640 things you must

02:13:49.560 do at an

02:13:50.760 initial phase

02:13:51.740 because if

02:13:52.980 they are, if

02:13:53.820 you fail to

02:13:54.420 do those at

02:13:55.180 an initial

02:13:55.680 phase, then

02:13:56.840 you will not

02:13:58.160 see success at

02:13:59.880 a later point.

02:14:01.180 And this is, I

02:14:03.080 see this a lot, I

02:14:03.800 know Marco will

02:14:04.360 appreciate this,

02:14:05.360 because I see

02:14:06.200 this with a lot

02:14:07.960 of young software

02:14:09.400 guys who are

02:14:10.300 just out of

02:14:11.180 school, entry

02:14:12.360 level developers.

02:14:13.780 They come out and

02:14:15.100 they're brilliant,

02:14:16.220 and they have

02:14:17.460 this superb

02:14:18.920 level of

02:14:19.800 knowledge, and

02:14:21.000 they're really

02:14:22.020 good at

02:14:23.900 putting, recognizing

02:14:26.400 systems, recognizing

02:14:27.500 what they do, getting

02:14:28.680 things to do what

02:14:29.400 they want to do, but

02:14:30.660 they haven't had the

02:14:32.220 world experience yet

02:14:33.900 to build the

02:14:34.980 fundamentals.

02:14:35.920 And this is

02:14:36.500 something that is,

02:14:38.300 I think of this as

02:14:39.680 applying especially

02:14:40.620 to martial arts and

02:14:41.620 working out to

02:14:42.380 lifting weights.

02:14:43.840 When I was

02:14:44.680 younger, and I

02:14:46.420 started lifting

02:14:47.040 weights, we used

02:14:47.960 to lift weights

02:14:48.420 for wrestling, like

02:14:49.360 just a little bit,

02:14:50.120 but you don't want

02:14:50.500 to gain too much

02:14:51.100 weight when you're

02:14:51.680 wrestling, you want

02:14:52.320 to stay in your

02:14:52.780 weight class, so you

02:14:53.660 don't lift as much

02:14:54.460 as like the football

02:14:55.140 players, you don't

02:14:55.800 bulk really.

02:14:56.980 But when you're

02:14:58.560 lifting, when I

02:14:59.380 started lifting

02:15:00.000 seriously after

02:15:00.960 getting out of

02:15:02.140 high school and

02:15:04.120 getting out of

02:15:04.680 competitive wrestling,

02:15:07.620 I started with,

02:15:09.260 you know, I wanted

02:15:09.840 to get big, I

02:15:10.460 wanted to be swole, 0.96

02:15:11.420 you want to be 0.98

02:15:11.760 jacked, right?

02:15:12.360 So you do your

02:15:12.860 curls, you do your 0.95

02:15:13.720 over-it press, you

02:15:15.260 do all this stuff,

02:15:16.240 you're like, yeah,

02:15:16.780 this is great, like

02:15:17.500 I'm getting weight

02:15:18.780 on, but it's like

02:15:19.740 you never really see

02:15:21.640 the gains that you

02:15:22.640 want to see, and

02:15:23.440 then I read

02:15:24.100 Starting Strength

02:15:25.680 by, I can't

02:15:27.220 remember the guy's

02:15:27.840 name, Mark

02:15:28.600 something, famous

02:15:30.380 powerlifting coach

02:15:31.960 who coached a

02:15:33.100 bunch of our

02:15:33.520 Olympians.

02:15:34.400 You don't want to

02:15:34.700 talk about, Marco?

02:15:35.940 I can't get his

02:15:37.600 name, I was going 0.99

02:15:38.120 to say Minster, but

02:15:38.840 he was the

02:15:39.220 bodybuilder.

02:15:40.180 I can't get his

02:15:40.760 name.

02:15:41.320 Oh, yeah, Mark

02:15:42.520 something, and it's

02:15:45.160 a great book, and

02:15:45.800 he talks about

02:15:46.660 how, he's like,

02:15:47.820 you have to have

02:15:48.940 the fundamentals of

02:15:50.420 your compound

02:15:52.140 lifts, and then 0.78

02:15:53.200 you have to work

02:15:53.780 up from there, so

02:15:54.680 you've got to

02:15:55.140 focus on the

02:15:55.760 squat and the

02:15:56.420 deadlift and the

02:15:57.180 bench press, and

02:15:58.340 I was like, oh,

02:15:59.780 this is great, so I

02:16:00.660 completely transformed

02:16:01.580 the way I was

02:16:02.180 lifting weights, and

02:16:03.440 not only started to

02:16:05.480 actually be able to

02:16:06.420 put on some weight,

02:16:07.520 but actually started

02:16:08.800 to feel much

02:16:10.340 stronger in every

02:16:12.640 kind of day-to-day

02:16:14.100 activity, where

02:16:15.360 the core was

02:16:17.520 strong, the

02:16:18.640 foundation was

02:16:19.500 strong, I wasn't

02:16:20.800 just lifting to

02:16:22.220 grow certain muscle

02:16:23.080 groups because they

02:16:23.920 looked good, but I

02:16:24.880 had the fundamental

02:16:25.920 base from which to

02:16:27.760 work up and to

02:16:29.220 actually see this

02:16:31.040 increase in overall

02:16:32.120 strength, and this

02:16:34.140 recognition of

02:16:34.780 fundamentals, you've

02:16:35.420 got to recognize

02:16:35.980 that, you've got to

02:16:36.760 build towards it,

02:16:37.440 you've got to

02:16:37.820 understand it for

02:16:38.660 every process.

02:16:39.740 What you got,

02:16:43.040 Marco?

02:16:43.460 Go ahead, brother,

02:16:44.120 let it rip.

02:16:44.560 I mean, I think, and

02:16:45.780 of course, you're

02:16:46.840 100% correct, and

02:16:49.680 I've been through all

02:16:50.340 that, we're both

02:16:50.980 grapplers.

02:16:52.960 You know, here's the

02:16:53.960 thing, one thing that

02:16:54.720 astounds me looking

02:16:55.720 back, and I would,

02:16:57.000 this is kind of

02:16:57.600 directed towards maybe

02:16:58.460 the younger crowd

02:17:00.120 here, and so

02:17:00.820 everybody's younger

02:17:01.420 than me, but one

02:17:04.600 thing is that

02:17:06.620 astounded me looking

02:17:07.520 back on my life was

02:17:08.620 one of my best

02:17:09.320 friends was one of

02:17:10.940 the, fathers was one

02:17:12.120 of the wealthiest

02:17:12.800 men in Birmingham,

02:17:13.840 Alabama, and all

02:17:16.380 that time, they never

02:17:17.780 shared any information

02:17:19.060 with us, you know,

02:17:20.220 they would like, we'd

02:17:21.300 be like, hey, we're

02:17:22.080 going to, we want to

02:17:22.600 buy a restaurant, we're

02:17:24.360 looking at this, and

02:17:25.380 he'd go, okay, go get

02:17:26.220 your business plan

02:17:26.940 together, and we'd

02:17:27.600 come back, and he'd

02:17:27.980 go, no, but he

02:17:29.500 never really told us

02:17:30.180 how to fix it, and

02:17:30.900 so what I would, what

02:17:32.020 I would suggest,

02:17:32.840 recommend to the

02:17:33.720 younger guy, people,

02:17:36.460 women included, is 1.00

02:17:37.460 don't be afraid to

02:17:38.940 ask, man, if you

02:17:40.320 need some, you know,

02:17:41.280 I wouldn't call it

02:17:42.080 advice, advice, you

02:17:43.100 know, maybe an

02:17:43.520 opinion, or some

02:17:45.060 guidance, or

02:17:45.760 direction, and this

02:17:46.680 is kind of what, you

02:17:47.920 know, Skoll, what I

02:17:48.560 was taking out of

02:17:49.180 what you were saying

02:17:49.980 is, oh, once

02:17:51.160 someone said, oh,

02:17:52.040 check this, you

02:17:52.600 know, check this

02:17:53.880 profile out for your

02:17:55.000 lifting, right, where

02:17:55.940 you started finally

02:17:56.700 making gains, you

02:17:57.780 weren't trying to cut

02:17:58.640 anymore, right, you

02:18:00.460 were actually trying

02:18:01.180 to put some size on,

02:18:02.280 but some, you know,

02:18:02.900 you figured out how

02:18:03.560 to do it right, it's

02:18:05.160 the same thing with

02:18:05.740 business and finance,

02:18:06.700 if younger people,

02:18:08.260 if nobody's helping

02:18:08.940 you, ask questions,

02:18:10.020 man, because there

02:18:11.380 are some people in

02:18:13.440 these, in these

02:18:14.440 spaces that, you

02:18:15.520 know, know what the 1.00

02:18:17.220 secret shit is 1.00

02:18:18.800 underneath the 1.00

02:18:19.400 hoods, man, and

02:18:20.180 that doesn't mean

02:18:20.940 you'll get rich

02:18:21.720 tomorrow, but it

02:18:22.980 would increase your

02:18:23.760 chances, you know,

02:18:24.620 and I realize this

02:18:25.460 is not a monetary

02:18:26.300 thing, but we're

02:18:27.160 talking about health,

02:18:28.900 translating to

02:18:29.460 business, translating

02:18:30.600 to marriage, you

02:18:31.740 know, and happiness,

02:18:33.140 so that we have

02:18:34.320 experienced people,

02:18:35.260 so thanks for

02:18:36.360 letting me share.

02:18:39.200 Absolutely, brother,

02:18:40.120 no problem, and

02:18:41.120 this actually applies

02:18:42.240 to ideology as

02:18:43.940 well, there's a

02:18:45.800 lot of, I won't

02:18:48.020 go too hard on

02:18:49.000 this because I do

02:18:49.960 like it, there is a

02:18:51.140 lot of, there's a

02:18:54.520 lot of people who

02:18:56.120 will post things

02:18:58.260 because it looks

02:19:00.100 cool, and because it

02:19:01.540 makes them feel

02:19:02.100 cool, and they are

02:19:03.220 part of an in-group

02:19:04.500 that is hosting

02:19:05.840 Black Sun on the

02:19:07.380 timeline, and they

02:19:10.520 have not done the

02:19:14.280 work that brings

02:19:17.120 an understanding of

02:19:18.320 what these things

02:19:19.000 are, and this is

02:19:20.820 something that when

02:19:23.640 it comes to

02:19:24.460 political ideologies

02:19:25.820 is, don't sell

02:19:29.080 yourself short,

02:19:30.160 brothers and

02:19:30.700 sisters, that it's 0.99

02:19:32.540 not merely

02:19:33.540 performative, that

02:19:36.220 we don't have a

02:19:38.160 performative idea

02:19:40.800 that we post, and

02:19:43.620 we say like, yeah,

02:19:45.360 based, and that's

02:19:46.840 it, there are many

02:19:48.960 things that are

02:19:50.960 fundamental to

02:19:54.060 understanding who

02:19:55.420 we are and where

02:19:56.700 we are going, and

02:19:58.360 it is incumbent on

02:19:59.880 each of us to

02:20:02.000 embrace those and

02:20:04.220 to be familiar with

02:20:05.800 what has brought us

02:20:06.700 to this point, what

02:20:08.180 has, what the men

02:20:10.100 who did before us

02:20:11.260 did, and this is

02:20:12.120 back to you, Marco,

02:20:13.700 with the, picking up

02:20:15.500 the 88 precepts,

02:20:17.240 starting to recognize

02:20:18.620 David Lane's work,

02:20:20.460 starting to, starting

02:20:21.860 to kind of be able

02:20:23.020 to conceptualize of

02:20:24.240 this legacy that we

02:20:26.020 have behind us.

02:20:27.620 These modern

02:20:28.960 political organizations,

02:20:30.880 Democrat, Republican,

02:20:32.740 you know, I don't

02:20:33.480 know what they are in

02:20:34.400 Europe, but I know

02:20:36.260 they're just as fake.

02:20:38.480 They don't want us to

02:20:39.920 do this.

02:20:40.820 They don't want you to

02:20:43.080 look into this stuff.

02:20:44.640 They don't want you to

02:20:45.860 understand the legacy

02:20:47.860 of political thought.

02:20:49.620 They don't want you

02:20:50.480 to even watch a

02:20:53.700 YouTube video about

02:20:55.440 the origin of the

02:20:58.780 political thoughts

02:20:59.860 that led to the

02:21:00.720 foundation of this

02:21:01.840 nation, or what

02:21:03.280 went into why the

02:21:06.120 kingdom of France

02:21:07.420 was different than

02:21:08.280 the Holy Roman

02:21:09.020 Empire, where the

02:21:11.000 relationships were

02:21:11.960 different between the

02:21:13.720 different nations in

02:21:14.840 the Middle Ages of

02:21:15.700 Europe.

02:21:16.080 So there's a lot

02:21:17.980 of, there's a lot

02:21:19.180 of meat on that

02:21:19.760 bone, and it is

02:21:21.140 understanding our

02:21:22.120 history, and

02:21:23.260 understanding it will

02:21:24.160 help formulate where

02:21:25.880 we are going.

02:21:26.900 So it's very, very

02:21:27.940 important that we do

02:21:28.920 that.

02:21:30.060 Marco, go ahead, then

02:21:30.820 Bosco, it's good to

02:21:31.720 see you.

02:21:31.920 We'll get to you one

02:21:32.660 moment.

02:21:33.240 So, you know, of

02:21:34.560 course you're exactly

02:21:35.160 correct, and that's

02:21:36.520 kind of why I was

02:21:37.380 relating it back to

02:21:39.580 my best friend growing

02:21:41.240 up.

02:21:41.600 His father was a

02:21:42.520 very, very wealthy

02:21:43.620 man, and I just

02:21:45.160 look back on it, and

02:21:45.980 I'm like, why didn't

02:21:46.760 they, why didn't they

02:21:47.920 tell us how to do it?

02:21:49.580 I mean, the guy,

02:21:50.720 clearly, the guy was,

02:21:52.260 I mean, we know now

02:21:53.320 what he bought, the

02:21:54.160 real estate, how he

02:21:55.140 did it all, and how

02:21:56.960 he, the negotiations,

02:21:58.260 we know it all now, the

02:21:59.360 man's dead, you know,

02:22:00.560 but it was like, it was

02:22:01.980 just so crazy that, you

02:22:03.900 know, this was his

02:22:04.640 beloved son, his son

02:22:06.740 looked just like him,

02:22:08.260 and it was my best

02:22:09.820 friend, but we just,

02:22:10.980 you know, he wouldn't

02:22:11.520 give us any guidance,

02:22:13.040 you know, you don't

02:22:14.080 want, you don't want to

02:22:14.580 give us the upfront

02:22:15.160 money, and I realize

02:22:15.880 this is not a financial

02:22:16.860 conversation, but, you

02:22:19.240 know, but where was

02:22:20.060 the guidance, man?

02:22:21.240 And that's, that's

02:22:21.940 what I look back on

02:22:22.920 and just astounded

02:22:24.120 that they kept it so

02:22:25.140 close to the vest, and

02:22:27.060 I think in all these

02:22:28.400 different aspects that

02:22:29.680 you and brother

02:22:30.660 met those, and

02:22:31.720 everybody's talked to

02:22:33.020 White and Reich, and 0.89

02:22:34.180 everybody's talked

02:22:34.740 about today, you

02:22:36.120 know, sharing,

02:22:36.620 sharing information,

02:22:38.180 man, don't be afraid

02:22:39.520 to ask questions, man.

02:22:44.560 True, brother, true,

02:22:46.060 and there are common

02:22:46.980 currents throughout all

02:22:47.880 this stuff, whether it's

02:22:48.720 business, or it's

02:22:49.420 working out, or it's

02:22:50.320 martial arts, or it's

02:22:51.220 military expedition, or

02:22:52.680 political power, there

02:22:54.360 are common currents in

02:22:55.220 all this stuff.

02:22:56.720 Boss, welcome, brother,

02:22:58.760 good to see you, hope

02:22:59.460 you're having a, hope

02:23:00.360 you're having a fine

02:23:00.960 day, what you got for

02:23:01.980 us?

02:23:02.340 I'm having a, actually

02:23:04.200 a really good day

02:23:05.180 today.

02:23:05.480 Um, I started

02:23:09.240 reading, uh, within

02:23:10.820 the past week, uh, when

02:23:13.080 I wake up in the

02:23:13.740 morning, I start

02:23:15.020 reading the, uh, 88

02:23:17.000 precepts, and, uh, it

02:23:19.760 kind of starts me off in

02:23:21.660 the right head space for

02:23:23.420 where I want to go, you

02:23:26.020 know, throughout the

02:23:27.100 day, and I've been, you

02:23:31.000 know, putting forth a big

02:23:32.680 effort in getting

02:23:33.940 involved with nature, and

02:23:36.200 it's had a profound

02:23:39.040 effect on my overall

02:23:43.660 life, just in general, like

02:23:45.700 business, like, it's

02:23:48.120 crazy just how, like, the,

02:23:50.940 you know, the rule of law,

02:23:53.880 like, the law of nature,

02:23:55.820 when you allow it to enter

02:23:58.620 your life, how things just

02:24:00.860 start to happen, and I, I

02:24:05.500 think a lot of questions

02:24:07.200 that a lot of people have

02:24:09.120 can be answered in the 88

02:24:11.580 precepts.

02:24:12.460 If you really dig in and

02:24:15.540 study, uh, like, each and

02:24:19.800 every precept, there's an

02:24:21.340 answer to almost every one of

02:24:23.700 life's questions, you know,

02:24:26.080 it might not be

02:24:27.640 outrightly, you know, spoken,

02:24:31.860 but if you dig deep into it,

02:24:34.500 you can find the answers that

02:24:36.480 you're looking for.

02:24:38.380 Um, I just wanted to share

02:24:40.320 that.

02:24:40.800 I thought that that was, you

02:24:42.120 know, really awesome.

02:24:43.700 You know, today I started my

02:24:45.100 day, uh, with the 88

02:24:48.200 precepts, and then I went to

02:24:52.200 the ocean, and went surf

02:24:54.900 casting, and, you know, went

02:24:58.240 in the water, and it was

02:25:00.920 awesome.

02:25:01.520 I love it.

02:25:02.180 I love nature, and then, uh,

02:25:05.340 after that, I got a, a

02:25:07.100 business call for a new

02:25:09.800 subcontracting opportunity.

02:25:12.220 It's just like, you know,

02:25:14.800 things happen how they're

02:25:17.500 supposed to happen, and, you

02:25:19.900 know, I'm having a really

02:25:20.820 great day, uh, I'm really

02:25:22.520 happy to talk to, uh, all

02:25:25.340 you guys.

02:25:26.000 I hope everyone else has a

02:25:27.260 white power day, and, uh,

02:25:31.340 you know, Romans up to 1.00

02:25:34.560 everyone, and I'll, uh, I'll

02:25:37.440 end with that.

02:25:39.100 Love to hear it, boss.

02:25:40.640 I think it's, it's, it's a

02:25:42.480 very important part of a

02:25:45.280 daily life to have this

02:25:47.600 moment in the morning, these

02:25:49.780 moments in the morning that

02:25:51.180 we can take.

02:25:52.480 For many years, I was the

02:25:53.860 kind of person, like, I

02:25:54.800 would jump in the car, and I

02:25:55.800 would just go to work, man.

02:25:57.100 I would wake up, I would

02:25:58.400 make the coffee, I had, like,

02:25:59.880 five minutes, I was in the

02:26:01.060 car, and I was on my way to

02:26:02.040 work, and, um, I got used to

02:26:04.580 that, and I didn't even

02:26:06.040 realize how, how I was robbing

02:26:08.600 myself from these moments of

02:26:10.600 reflection that, uh, make,

02:26:13.940 would make me so much

02:26:16.780 happier, and so much more

02:26:18.340 well-adjusted, and so ready

02:26:19.900 to go out and have, uh, you

02:26:22.020 know, with my real levels

02:26:23.260 already up for the day, go

02:26:25.400 out into the world.

02:26:26.460 Marco, what you got, brother?

02:26:27.600 Get in there.

02:26:29.160 So, I love, uh, I love what

02:26:31.780 this brother Bosco just said.

02:26:33.580 So, Bosco, I'm, I'm also just

02:26:35.480 starting to dig into this, and,

02:26:38.160 uh, I'll admit it, man, I'm

02:26:40.200 not ashamed to say I've, uh,

02:26:41.940 I've been in, uh, treatment,

02:26:44.720 you know, more than once,

02:26:47.060 and, uh, for alcoholism, and,

02:26:50.260 um, you know, I look at, uh,

02:26:52.640 you know, you have to, if you

02:26:53.540 don't know what the serenity

02:26:54.500 prayer is, uh, that doesn't

02:26:56.800 really matter, but, you know,

02:26:57.920 the, the, the, uh, the 88

02:27:00.520 precepts to me, you can kind of

02:27:02.900 apply them to your, to your

02:27:04.600 life in a, in a manner of how

02:27:07.600 you do the 12 steps, you know?

02:27:08.940 So, what I do is I look at

02:27:10.280 the 88, so I, I'm an

02:27:11.540 engineer, I'm going to look at

02:27:12.420 different from Sammy, who

02:27:13.500 rides on a tractor, he's a 0.99

02:27:14.700 brilliant fucking guy, man, 0.99

02:27:15.980 right? 1.00

02:27:16.560 And then you got Skull, right?

02:27:18.120 And you got, but Mr. Bosco,

02:27:19.500 but we're, we all, we all

02:27:20.500 look at it different because we

02:27:22.120 have a different lens, but it's,

02:27:24.060 it's, I think it's a lot like,

02:27:25.780 uh, it doesn't matter.

02:27:27.640 It's like, uh, if you ever go

02:27:29.520 through a 12-step program, and

02:27:30.760 I'm not preaching a 12-step

02:27:31.960 program, uh, but here's the

02:27:34.580 thing, it's like God, you know,

02:27:36.900 they talk about a higher power.

02:27:38.420 To me, higher, to me,

02:27:39.720 actually, God is nature, man.

02:27:41.560 If you see these birds and

02:27:42.880 squirrels and bees and all this

02:27:44.360 other stuff, as corny as it

02:27:45.480 sounds, they're not telling

02:27:46.660 each other how to live, they're 1.00

02:27:47.600 just going about their shit, 1.00

02:27:48.760 right? 0.99

02:27:49.420 So, to me, and I'm not talking

02:27:51.060 about a Darwinian perspective,

02:27:52.580 to me, nature is, is God.

02:27:55.280 I mean, that, that's, that's my

02:27:56.480 version of it.

02:27:57.200 So, I know Brother Mithos

02:27:58.840 would understand that the, the

02:28:00.720 concept of a higher power, one

02:28:02.900 guy might be going to church

02:28:04.060 every Sunday.

02:28:04.700 Fine, you can do that, right?

02:28:06.100 You know, mine is taking care

02:28:07.860 of my crew and understanding

02:28:09.600 what's going around me in

02:28:10.760 nature, right?

02:28:11.760 I look at the precepts that

02:28:13.240 way, right?

02:28:14.300 What I, what, you know, my, and

02:28:16.420 I do, and I, and I'm not, I do

02:28:19.060 believe in, in Jesus, right?

02:28:22.140 But here's the thing, uh, because

02:28:23.920 my name is Mark, or, which is,

02:28:25.680 uh, he's the scribe for Peter,

02:28:27.940 which was Jesus's favorite, Simon,

02:28:29.820 which is favorite, uh, which was

02:28:31.620 Jesus's favorite, um, apostle,

02:28:33.980 but, all jokes aside, it's true,

02:28:36.580 but really.

02:28:37.920 So, here's the thing, though.

02:28:39.040 Here's what I believe with

02:28:39.720 Bosco is, the precepts can be

02:28:41.720 what you want them to be,

02:28:42.860 brother, as long as they help

02:28:44.360 you, and, and, you know, so

02:28:46.160 it's much like, I'm not trying

02:28:47.500 to be redundant, it's just

02:28:49.480 like, what is your higher power,

02:28:51.040 man?

02:28:51.720 Yours is going to be 0.60

02:28:52.360 different from mine, it's

02:28:53.160 going to be different from

02:28:53.740 Mithos, it's going to be 0.98

02:28:54.420 different from Skulls, it's

02:28:55.360 going to be different from

02:28:55.920 Sammy's, certainly going to be 0.98

02:28:57.460 different from Rusty's.

02:28:58.280 I'm only joking, I love

02:28:59.340 Rusty, but you get my point,

02:29:00.980 right, so that's what I'm

02:29:02.520 getting out of the precepts,

02:29:03.600 I'm going to do it different

02:29:04.380 from you, but we're going to

02:29:05.920 be able to tie it back in, if

02:29:07.080 you look at them, I promise

02:29:08.140 you, so thanks for letting me

02:29:09.520 share.

02:29:12.980 Absolutely, brother, love to

02:29:14.020 hear it, love to hear it, yeah,

02:29:16.320 that's something, too, but

02:29:17.820 embrace your agency, we're white

02:29:19.540 men, we make a choice for what

02:29:21.520 our higher power is, we look at

02:29:23.120 the world, and then we

02:29:24.000 communicate it to each other,

02:29:25.120 we are not a hive people, we

02:29:29.480 are capable of making a

02:29:30.960 choice about what we see in

02:29:32.160 the world, how we, how we

02:29:33.420 internalize it, how we bring it

02:29:34.960 into our life, and how we

02:29:35.940 recognize it as these

02:29:37.180 principles that are going to

02:29:38.260 carry us forward through every

02:29:39.480 single day, and ultimately to

02:29:40.960 victory, so I love to hear the

02:29:44.140 agency, I love to hear the

02:29:45.140 expression of power.

02:29:47.140 Hey, that's, hey, Skull,

02:29:48.320 that's something you could talk

02:29:50.100 with, you elders could talk

02:29:51.740 about, here's something else we

02:29:52.880 could talk about, and he'd like

02:29:54.920 to hear what radio says, you

02:29:55.960 know, another point is, you could

02:29:57.420 take a precept, and then like

02:29:59.420 take a couple of brothers, and

02:30:01.100 like, I wouldn't say have them

02:30:02.920 like, try to figure it out or

02:30:05.120 whatever, but what does it mean

02:30:06.140 to you, right?

02:30:06.880 It would be interesting, right?

02:30:08.780 Like what Fafo's, you know, 1.00

02:30:11.700 thoughts might be on it versus

02:30:13.060 Mr. Bosco's, versus honky, you 0.80

02:30:16.360 know, you know what I'm saying,

02:30:17.300 right?

02:30:17.580 That's, that would be an

02:30:18.560 interesting exercise, man.

02:30:21.820 It is, that'd be cool.

02:30:23.360 That is a good idea.

02:30:24.140 Uh, boss, what do you got?

02:30:25.700 Let it rip, man.

02:30:27.120 Marco, I think I just wore out

02:30:29.040 my 100 button, listening to you

02:30:32.140 speak.

02:30:33.060 You are spitting fire this

02:30:35.560 morning, brother.

02:30:37.360 Um, you know, and I just want to

02:30:40.140 say I'm really proud of you for

02:30:41.980 overcoming your, uh, past.

02:30:45.960 You know, that shows, I look at a

02:30:49.700 man who has gone through

02:30:53.560 struggle and strife and has

02:30:57.400 rose from the ash and made

02:31:00.060 something of his life.

02:31:02.460 I look at that man as an

02:31:04.660 example of what the 14 words

02:31:07.460 mean to me, because, you know,

02:31:11.660 there could be some, you know,

02:31:14.700 daddy's boy, rich man who was

02:31:17.540 handed all this money, you know,

02:31:20.120 and didn't earn it, you earned

02:31:23.500 it, Marco, you rose from the

02:31:26.320 ashes, you, you defeated your

02:31:28.420 demons and you became the

02:31:32.220 Southern gentleman that we know

02:31:33.680 today.

02:31:34.380 And I just want to say, I'm proud

02:31:36.160 of you and I'm proud of everyone

02:31:38.500 in this room.

02:31:39.960 Uh, the, uh, 1488 means

02:31:44.120 something, you know, it, it, it

02:31:48.180 means something for everyone and

02:31:51.940 it means something, uh, that

02:31:55.920 is, uh, beyond words.

02:31:58.200 It's beyond words.

02:31:59.700 And I think we can all agree to

02:32:01.460 it.

02:32:02.280 And it's, it's honestly my

02:32:04.820 higher power.

02:32:07.120 I appreciate it, brother.

02:32:08.320 I just want to put a book in

02:32:09.340 on it real quick.

02:32:10.040 And I promise I won't speak

02:32:10.980 again, uh, Mr.

02:32:12.020 Skull.

02:32:12.780 So here's the thing, man, I am a

02:32:14.640 humble white man and I make a lot 0.98

02:32:16.080 of mistakes I fucked up yesterday 1.00

02:32:18.060 and I'll fuck up today. 0.99

02:32:19.960 In fact, my wife has a great 0.99

02:32:21.500 sense of humor.

02:32:22.400 And one of the things I look at

02:32:23.720 her each morning, we were

02:32:24.500 getting a cup of coffee.

02:32:25.300 I'll say, Hey, are you mad at

02:32:26.860 old Mark yet?

02:32:27.600 And she'll go, no, I just

02:32:29.000 haven't figured out what you've

02:32:30.080 done yet.

02:32:30.600 But before the day's over,

02:32:31.720 you'll do something.

02:32:32.660 So I, I, I, I'm human brother.

02:32:35.140 I make a lot of mistakes.

02:32:36.160 So.

02:32:36.460 We all are, man.

02:32:48.320 We all are.

02:32:50.460 And that's the thing is that by

02:32:52.800 recognizing that we can get

02:32:54.220 better.

02:32:55.040 Only when you recognize that you

02:32:56.540 can get better, can you get

02:32:57.540 better?

02:32:58.740 I remember being a young man.

02:33:02.740 And thinking, uh, I knew

02:33:05.580 everything.

02:33:06.460 Thinking that the whole world

02:33:10.680 was just this like big charade.

02:33:13.060 And all you have to do is play

02:33:14.580 your part and you know

02:33:16.020 everything already.

02:33:17.660 And, uh, I must be like 16.

02:33:23.120 And I learned real quick that

02:33:24.320 that wasn't true.

02:33:25.700 Cause that's what I mean by

02:33:26.640 getting what I was saying

02:33:27.300 earlier. 0.97

02:33:27.740 You get slapped in the face by 0.83

02:33:28.980 life.

02:33:29.980 If you want, if you walk around

02:33:31.940 cause I had like, uh, my

02:33:35.460 parents were liberal.

02:33:36.200 Right.

02:33:36.640 So I never had this kind of,

02:33:39.360 um, real perspective on a lot of

02:33:44.500 things.

02:33:44.800 I had a, uh, very soft

02:33:47.760 perspective given to me by my

02:33:50.300 parents, like with some stuff.

02:33:54.100 And, uh, I was kind of like a,

02:33:56.640 no, a know-it-all believe it or

02:33:58.980 not, believe it or not.

02:34:00.900 I was a know-it-all when I was a

02:34:02.580 kid.

02:34:03.640 And, um, when you start to

02:34:06.180 recognize that maybe you don't

02:34:09.420 know it all and you start working

02:34:11.540 from there and you start thinking

02:34:13.040 like, maybe there is some things I

02:34:16.320 could learn from the way other

02:34:18.240 people live.

02:34:18.840 And I guarantee you 100% boss,

02:34:22.340 Marco mythos, everybody in the

02:34:24.320 audience could teach me something

02:34:25.860 that I, that I, that I don't know

02:34:28.260 teach me a way to do something

02:34:30.600 better.

02:34:30.960 And even by, just by their actions

02:34:33.500 of us interacting, I could learn

02:34:35.760 something that would make me better.

02:34:38.480 That would make me stronger,

02:34:41.120 smarter, better judgment, more

02:34:44.900 humble.

02:34:46.040 Every single thing, every single

02:34:47.880 piece of nature can teach you

02:34:50.160 something in its, in its cohesion,

02:34:54.540 in its beauty, in its brutality.

02:34:57.580 It will always teach you something.

02:34:59.540 And that is why I do like the, the

02:35:01.800 image of nature as the higher power

02:35:03.760 because that is the ultimate, the

02:35:07.020 ultimate elevation of the ideal is

02:35:10.180 here in nature before us, before our

02:35:12.160 very eyes, every single second of

02:35:14.680 every single day, recognizing that

02:35:17.960 and dealing with, uh, dealing with

02:35:20.860 the implications of that is a huge

02:35:22.880 step to becoming a better person.

02:35:25.820 What you got, Marco?

02:35:26.900 I mean, I think nature, I, you know,

02:35:29.340 I think nature, you know, also shows

02:35:32.020 us, um, um, you know, what we're

02:35:35.140 doing wrong as human beings.

02:35:36.460 Right.

02:35:36.780 It's like, uh, I don't want to get

02:35:38.800 into politics.

02:35:39.820 Um, but you know, it's like, uh, again,

02:35:44.180 as corny as it is, you know, the birds

02:35:46.780 aren't trying to tell the squirrels who

02:35:48.780 to, who to, who to breed with.

02:35:50.500 Right.

02:35:50.880 You know, the, the, uh, you know, the

02:35:53.560 birds and the bees and all that stuff

02:35:55.260 you grew up with, they're not, they're

02:35:56.320 not trying to manage each other's

02:35:57.620 lives.

02:35:58.260 In fact, if you watch them, they're,

02:35:59.700 they're trying to stay out of each

02:36:00.880 other's way and just get on with that,

02:36:03.340 with what they need to do.

02:36:04.560 Right.

02:36:05.000 So now I think nature, uh, which, you

02:36:09.000 know, again, for me is, is, is probably

02:36:12.500 my, my higher, higher power and belief

02:36:14.660 in God, because I don't know if all this 0.99

02:36:17.320 shit could be just coincidence. 0.99

02:36:19.000 Uh, but again, so here's the thing is 0.99

02:36:21.640 like, they're not trying to run each

02:36:22.780 other's lives, man.

02:36:23.880 Just watch it, watch it out there.

02:36:25.320 You know, they're, they're, they're in

02:36:26.580 concert is poetry in motion, man.

02:36:28.620 So that's, that's where I am at with it.

02:36:30.820 Thanks for letting me share.

02:36:31.780 Anytime, brother, what'd you got boss?

02:36:38.000 And finding our place in nature is just

02:36:42.220 as important.

02:36:42.880 You know, we all have a part to play, uh,

02:36:46.140 from the smallest ant to the, uh, biggest,

02:36:50.220 uh, animal on the, on the face of the

02:36:53.180 earth.

02:36:53.540 We all have a part to play and, uh, you

02:36:57.880 know, I'm not this, uh, big brain, uh,

02:37:01.780 you know, idealist, but when I come into

02:37:06.260 rooms with mythos and skull mask and

02:37:10.800 radio and white Reich, you know, those

02:37:14.740 are the guys and Marco too, you know,

02:37:17.660 those are the guys that I listened to

02:37:20.480 and I, my information from, and I

02:37:26.120 constantly absorb and, you know, like, I, I

02:37:31.880 feel like, uh, I feel like I'm learning

02:37:34.860 in a classroom.

02:37:35.720 I feel like I'm learning, you know, I'm

02:37:40.140 finally like have the drive to learn about

02:37:44.000 my history and, you know, where my future

02:37:47.420 is going and, you know, administering the

02:37:52.620 14 words for the future.

02:37:56.160 And, you know, I'm very thankful for you

02:37:58.380 guys, you know, uh, I don't know where I

02:38:02.000 would be if, uh, I didn't have people like

02:38:06.460 you guys, you know, guiding me intellectually,

02:38:11.000 um, you know, down certain paths and, uh, you

02:38:17.360 know, finding my role in this, you know, wide

02:38:22.520 world expanse is, it can be a humbling

02:38:26.600 experience.

02:38:27.540 You know, we all have these, you know, egos

02:38:32.740 and, you know, we all think that we're the

02:38:35.280 cat's meow, but, you know, humbling yourself

02:38:39.660 and being teachable is something that, uh, I'm

02:38:45.880 greatly appreciative and, um, greatly

02:38:48.580 appreciative of these, uh, you know, spaces

02:38:53.040 and the people that are in them.

02:38:54.900 And I'll leave with that.

02:38:59.200 Yeah.

02:39:00.020 And likewise, Bosco, um, you know, when, when

02:39:04.800 we see our brothers make, uh, incremental

02:39:09.480 changes, elevation, you know, becoming, uh, a

02:39:16.500 beacon, I mean, you know, Marco knows this

02:39:19.480 now, now that I know he's, uh, he's

02:39:23.040 experienced with, uh, 12 steps and, and, uh,

02:39:26.680 being a part of, uh, a group.

02:39:29.000 You, you, uh, you have a brotherhood with

02:39:31.540 people who start in a place and then grow to a

02:39:35.040 place and we love seeing that grow.

02:39:38.260 We love seeing, uh, the, the content elevate

02:39:42.900 and, uh, your, your fishing video, you know,

02:39:48.880 just, just hit me.

02:39:50.260 And, uh, and I love those, you know, your video

02:39:52.280 that you have today about swimming, uh, you

02:39:55.300 know, these wholesome activities, you know, that, uh,

02:39:59.480 that exude excellence, that show competence, that

02:40:05.940 set a higher standard, right.

02:40:08.960 And, and, and, in, in conquest, it's a, um, it's

02:40:15.060 a, a, a metaphysical exchange to all of us.

02:40:21.220 This is okay.

02:40:23.200 And, and it also inspires that certain things

02:40:27.340 are working, right?

02:40:29.100 This is, this is something that actually has

02:40:32.080 impact and we'll get to watch it work.

02:40:34.840 And that's, and that's back to measurement, right?

02:40:37.680 That's back to being able to measure something,

02:40:41.080 see an impact and go, okay, let's do that again.

02:40:45.400 Let's do that again.

02:40:47.240 And let's do it again and again.

02:40:48.920 And when you find that groove and you go, I

02:40:52.040 can just do this one thing over and over and over

02:40:55.620 again, and it becomes, uh, it becomes a very

02:41:00.900 efficient and, you know, we, we can iterate

02:41:05.240 this and, and, uh, again, I like, I like the

02:41:08.780 fishing metaphors, you know, teaching a man to

02:41:12.180 fish is better than feeding a man to fish, right?

02:41:17.520 Feed a man to fish, you feed him for a day.

02:41:19.940 You teach a man to fish, you teach him, you feed

02:41:22.800 him for life and learning to fish is one

02:41:29.200 thing learning to teach to fish is another

02:41:33.500 thing, right?

02:41:34.840 And if you, once you learn and you want to

02:41:37.940 then teach, well, that teaching process is a

02:41:42.140 whole new experience too.

02:41:43.980 It's not as easy as it looks, right?

02:41:46.180 You have to, you not only have to teach

02:41:48.280 applicable skills, you have to engender commitment

02:41:53.140 because they're going to have a bad day.

02:41:56.640 They're going to have their ups and downs.

02:41:59.740 They're going to, this is a person you're

02:42:01.220 dealing with.

02:42:01.780 It's not a, a, uh, a machine.

02:42:05.820 And so now you're trying to teach another human

02:42:08.460 being how to show up and be disciplined and, and

02:42:12.860 create habits and, and learn, uh, all the way

02:42:16.860 from wherever they are.

02:42:18.080 And some people can start off at a higher

02:42:19.640 level, but some are start off at the very

02:42:22.100 bottom and, and they, uh, you have to fight

02:42:27.400 through the will to give up the desire to call

02:42:31.260 it quits.

02:42:33.620 The, the days where they don't think there's

02:42:36.300 going to be a breakthrough.

02:42:37.280 Those dark moments that then create the, uh, the,

02:42:45.300 the, uh, new elevation.

02:42:47.980 And then you keep working with them and you keep

02:42:51.900 continuing to, um, make sure that they are

02:42:56.240 committed to what, you know, sometimes you are

02:42:59.480 believing in them when they can't believe in

02:43:01.100 themselves.

02:43:01.560 And just, just, uh, uh, the, another phrase

02:43:05.980 comes to mind, I'll land it here is that it's

02:43:09.260 always darkest five minutes before the dawn, right? 0.99

02:43:13.220 Silly, silly phrases like that. 0.98

02:43:15.620 But when you can get somebody to hold on to 0.99

02:43:18.460 those and then iterate, then those, the darkness

02:43:22.960 becomes something that they have as a natural

02:43:28.220 process.

02:43:28.840 The sun goes down.

02:43:30.840 Sometimes there's a full moon.

02:43:32.660 Sometimes there's no moon at all.

02:43:34.680 Sometimes the darkness is darker than usual, but

02:43:38.380 the sun always rises.

02:43:41.980 Now go ahead, Bosco and then Marco.

02:43:47.180 Yeah.

02:43:48.300 Um, you know, when I first started getting involved

02:43:53.520 in these spaces, you know, like, you know, I

02:43:57.300 kind of wanted to do like the whole HT thing and

02:44:00.700 there's thing wrong with that, you know, that's

02:44:03.920 his stick and he's awesome at it, you know, like

02:44:07.740 getting in people's faces and doing all that.

02:44:11.320 And then, uh, you know, the more time I spent in

02:44:16.340 these spaces, you know, that's kind of not what I

02:44:20.640 really wanted to do.

02:44:21.820 I really wanted to, you know, show white culture and 0.95

02:44:28.060 white excellence.

02:44:30.040 And I've, I've, I've kind of like shifted from this

02:44:35.160 like aggressive, like, you know, like starting problems

02:44:40.740 with nons and parks and, you know, just a bunch of

02:44:46.680 nonsense and, you know, I'm trying to do this, like, you

02:44:52.960 know, white excellence thing. 0.98

02:44:54.600 Like this is what white people do. 0.71

02:44:56.480 We go fishing, we go swimming in the ocean, we snowboarding

02:45:02.080 down mountains.

02:45:03.580 We do dangerous things because we are adrenaline junkies and

02:45:10.220 we can't get enough, you know, white people, uh, created the 0.98

02:45:17.380 world where adrenaline junkies, you know, like nothing is

02:45:22.880 enough.

02:45:24.060 So we keep creating, we keep pushing.

02:45:27.300 And that's kind of like where my mind space is going right now.

02:45:33.680 And, you know, like I'm looking forward to the future.

02:45:39.060 Um, I, uh, hopefully this fall, I'll be able to do some like

02:45:45.340 hunting videos.

02:45:47.840 You know, I know a lot of, a lot of our listeners are, you

02:45:52.300 know, uh, back to the land type people, you know, preppers.

02:45:57.380 And I would love to show, you know, like the process of

02:46:03.200 harvesting a deer or like pheasant hunting with a dog, you

02:46:09.440 know, uh, just showing white culture because you're not going

02:46:16.420 to find, I went to the beach today and I didn't see one black

02:46:23.580 person swimming anywhere, anywhere.

02:46:27.800 And it was awesome.

02:46:30.640 You know, it is solely a white people thing. 0.69

02:46:34.400 And I think that, uh, I'm going to be showing more of that, you

02:46:42.140 know, just pure white excellence, you know, like the clothing line,

02:46:46.240 white excellence, like what a catchphrase, like what a like way

02:46:53.560 of life, you know, and, uh, yeah, I'll land with that, you know,

02:47:00.460 just, uh, white excellence all around. 0.78

02:47:05.100 Hell yeah, Bosco.

02:47:06.660 And, and it's true, man, you know, and we, we craft and we build.

02:47:13.340 And when you, we talked about.

02:47:16.240 Oh, some trees going in.

02:47:21.080 Cool.

02:47:21.760 When you talked about, um, snowboarding, it made me think of, of the

02:47:30.800 culture on the mountain.

02:47:33.320 You know, you just, you go up there, you're heading into the chow house, 1.00

02:47:38.820 you put your board or your skis on the rack and you just leave them there and

02:47:47.320 you walk in, you get your food, you chat it up, sit next to somebody, ask them

02:47:54.320 how their day is going.

02:47:56.200 Maybe they're playing, uh, a game of cards.

02:47:59.220 Maybe they're playing five Kings with their, uh, with their kids.

02:48:05.060 And they're, they're there from, uh, on vacation from some other place.

02:48:10.300 And he's enjoying that.

02:48:13.440 And you go back out and your stuff's still there and you pick up your stuff

02:48:20.620 right where you left it.

02:48:21.880 And you go back out and it's, uh, you know, you're leaving a thousand dollar

02:48:27.800 piece of equipment just sitting there.

02:48:30.360 Maybe, maybe $1,500, depending on how much you spent on your stuff.

02:48:34.080 You just leave it sitting there.

02:48:36.920 And it's a part of a culture.

02:48:38.660 It's a, it is an honor culture.

02:48:40.540 It is a, uh, a shared experience.

02:48:46.420 And then you introduce these, uh, these others in there and they,

02:48:51.880 they can't even comprehend what's happening.

02:48:54.740 And I saw a video, some, uh, some Negro videotaping. 1.00

02:48:59.620 It's like these white people just leave their stuff laying around. 0.94

02:49:05.180 Well, how many Negroes is it going to take to invade that area before stuff just 1.00

02:49:16.440 starts disappearing before the culture degrades?

02:49:21.880 Um, and when we talk about our purpose and we talk about humility,

02:49:28.820 humility is knowing yourself and knowing your obligation and owning your obligation

02:49:40.380 to the world around you.

02:49:42.000 And a lot of that is protecting our space.

02:49:45.380 It is recognizing that these people are invading our space and we still, we are still going

02:49:55.500 and we're still enjoying doing our white power activities.

02:50:01.060 We have to fight through the urge to, to, to shut our mouth and say, oh, it's okay.

02:50:16.320 It's only one.

02:50:17.080 Um, I saw Coolio snowboarding on my home mountain one time.

02:50:25.560 It was terrible.

02:50:27.020 I figured he was going to a small mountain so he could, uh, learn how to, I don't know,

02:50:31.880 snowboard.

02:50:32.280 He's definitely his, uh, his partner was a skier. 0.98

02:50:35.300 He's definitely a homosexual. 0.98

02:50:37.180 I can tell that like right away, just by the way they're skiing. 0.94

02:50:41.600 It's like, but I didn't know, I didn't know this was not a good thing.

02:50:48.980 Right.

02:50:49.460 And we, and we know that now, so there's, yeah, the, to your point, like it's, it's

02:50:54.860 that balance that that white excellence is knowing that this is what we do and this is 0.85

02:51:01.600 what we are.

02:51:02.820 And then the other part of that is, and this is what we must protect.

02:51:08.400 This is what we must obligate ourselves to be fearless about when it comes to protecting

02:51:14.860 that and knowing how to do that in a way that's effective.

02:51:19.460 Knowing how to do that in a way that helps others, right?

02:51:24.220 Getting back to teaching a man to fish.

02:51:26.640 How do I communicate this to my people who don't know that this one is too many and he's

02:51:43.400 the canary in the coal mine.

02:51:49.460 So it's, uh, it's beautiful.

02:51:51.680 I love your stuff.

02:51:52.820 I love where your head's at now.

02:51:55.420 And you know, the, the hard thing is understanding there is, there's things taking place that are

02:52:03.760 going to fulfill that other part of it, that protective part.

02:52:08.140 And that things are, are happening to ensure that our people are going to be organized and

02:52:17.280 ready to protect our place.

02:52:20.400 And that we're going to have to fight against a regime that wants to replace us.

02:52:28.380 And there's a lot of different ways you can fight that fight, but we can't fight the fight

02:52:34.860 alone and fight that fight together.

02:52:38.380 And as this, I'll go, I'll land on another snow metaphor, but that snowball is rolling down

02:52:50.640 the hill and it's just barely begun to move, barely begun to accumulate additional snowball,

02:52:59.500 fall, but it's starting to get bigger.

02:53:03.060 And when it gets, when it finally hits, it's going to cause an avalanche, that avalanche of

02:53:10.660 white, pure powder, white, pure power is, is going to be a flood.

02:53:18.480 And when it happens and everyone can shake off their previous brainwashing, as, as Tom Bowie

02:53:29.640 explained in his, uh, in his interview with, uh, with Hermes, if you haven't seen it, it's a good

02:53:39.360 interview.

02:53:39.880 And then Tom Bowie lands the very last phrase Tom Bowie says is so excellent.

02:53:44.220 I don't even want to, I don't even want to do, uh, spoil it for you.

02:53:49.440 Just watch to the end.

02:53:50.600 It's only a 20 minute interview.

02:53:51.960 It's good stuff.

02:53:52.880 And Tom Bowie's, uh, statement at the very end was just timeless.

02:53:57.640 Um, but you know, he, he talks about going through a brainwashing and, and then knowing

02:54:03.440 how to show that and shedding the brainwashings.

02:54:06.640 And when it does happen, it'll just be instant for everyone.

02:54:09.440 And everyone will feel the burden lifted and they no longer have to carry all of this that

02:54:16.720 they've been carrying.

02:54:17.500 All of the stress that we have on our shoulders as, as white men is, uh, is being carried every

02:54:28.640 single day by all of us.

02:54:31.640 And it's heavy, but we can carry it because we have white power, white power doesn't give 0.79

02:54:40.720 you what you can handle.

02:54:42.320 White power helps you handle what you can, what you've been given. 0.97

02:54:45.840 So I appreciate that boss.

02:54:47.980 Cause you are, I appreciate what you're doing, brother.

02:54:51.020 I remember, I remember when you first came in, man, it was awesome.

02:54:55.820 And I, and, uh, that, that, that white power video of you fishing was the best thing that

02:55:00.620 I've seen.

02:55:01.200 So keep it up.

02:55:05.320 Yeah, boss.

02:55:06.200 I want to echo that sentiment.

02:55:08.040 The mythos is talking about right here, because there is the, the urge to do something.

02:55:14.420 The urge to be active is very prominent in many of us.

02:55:23.120 This urge to at least do something is very, is overwhelming at times.

02:55:29.700 And it's, it's for me personally, it comes on as this bitter resentment and this bitter

02:55:38.900 hatred towards this labyrinth that they've trapped us in.

02:55:44.860 And it's, can be almost blinding the rage, the, this just, it's very hard to describe

02:55:57.100 the fury and, and taking that, channeling that, turning that into constructive understanding,

02:56:08.060 talking to your brothers and sisters, being spiritually aligned with your brothers and

02:56:14.720 sisters.

02:56:15.480 This is how we win.

02:56:17.220 This is how we win as satisfying as it is to be performative.

02:56:22.560 This is how we win.

02:56:23.840 We are not hobbyist activists.

02:56:26.300 We are dedicated men and women who want the world to reflect our ideal.

02:56:35.900 We want our people to live prosperous, healthy, happy, and safe.

02:56:41.700 And that's, what's important.

02:56:43.280 And that should always be kept at the front of the mind.

02:56:47.680 Well, on the, uh, on the note that I just talked about, it's funny.

02:56:53.740 Somebody just liked one of my posts.

02:56:56.720 Um, it's about this, uh, this Negro walking through, uh, a, um, uh, a harbor and a bunch 1.00

02:57:08.360 of boats in there in a harbor. 0.72

02:57:12.120 And he's talking about all the nice places he goes to has no blacks. 1.00

02:57:17.040 There are no blacks in any of the nice places he goes to. 1.00

02:57:21.200 And he's walking through talking about that.

02:57:25.640 Well, is he going to say, I shouldn't be here either.

02:57:32.080 Or is he going to think I'll, I'll act like these white guys. 0.70

02:57:36.360 I'll wear my red polo and I'll, I'll wear my white sunglasses and I'll, I'll, I'll act

02:57:43.860 like one of these guys.

02:57:47.620 And he shouldn't be there either.

02:57:51.200 And this is, this is the, the crucible of our time is shifting from the idea that any

02:58:04.360 of these people, no matter how, how wealthy they might become in their own right, they

02:58:12.540 never get access to us.

02:58:17.500 And that's, that's one of the reasons why this, uh, you know, charging people extra for

02:58:23.560 their visas is not a means to an end because we're pretending we're getting agreeable non-whites, 0.96

02:58:32.100 wealthy non-whites. 0.56

02:58:33.060 So they're okay because they have accumulated some wealth in their country and they, they

02:58:38.160 can afford to come to ours.

02:58:39.740 Well, you can't afford to become white. 0.95

02:58:42.820 Beyonce cannot afford to become white.

02:58:45.340 Try as she might.

02:58:46.320 Michael Jackson never afforded himself the ability to become white, no matter how hard

02:58:52.500 he tried, because it's not external.

02:58:57.520 It's a part of who we are.

02:58:59.980 It's part of what we build.

02:59:01.400 It's what we wake up with every day.

02:59:02.920 It's the burden that we have on ourselves to excel.

02:59:05.380 And excel is the first part of excellence.

02:59:09.940 Excel is the verb.

02:59:12.760 Excellence isn't just a state of being.

02:59:15.340 It's a transmutation of that excel into the reality.

02:59:22.720 Elevation, transcendence, dedication and commitment to the cause of your people is the excellence.

02:59:35.380 And you owe it.

02:59:42.520 It's not a charity.

02:59:50.740 It's not a charity.

02:59:53.500 It's an excellence.

02:59:57.760 So, Marco, get in there.

03:00:01.580 So, I mean, I'd like to go back a little bit.

03:00:05.180 It's really on your point, Mythos, and Skull hit it too, of course, always.

03:00:11.840 I say that with adoration.

03:00:14.060 But what Brother Bosco said was, what his point was, you know, with not going so hard sometimes.

03:00:22.120 And I know, you know, we got brothers like Ryke, you know, I'm not calling anybody out.

03:00:28.360 Some of us go harder than others.

03:00:32.000 You know, Skull's a little more academic.

03:00:34.100 Mythos is a little more easy and, you know, the philosopher sometimes.

03:00:40.360 You know, but what I would say to Bosco is that you've got to meet people where they're at, right?

03:00:49.440 Because he was talking about going hard, not going hard.

03:00:51.740 I had some notes.

03:00:52.680 So, but sometimes, you know, there's a really old corny adage, you catch more, you know, flies with honey than you do vinegar.

03:01:01.140 And why does that still stand true?

03:01:03.840 It stands true because sometimes you've got to kind of, you know, work it into the conversation, right?

03:01:11.420 Or, so, again, you've got to meet people where they are.

03:01:15.740 It stands true for crypto, which I'm not pitching that today.

03:01:19.620 But there are just parts of life where you've got to kind of meet people where they are.

03:01:23.480 You know, look, my son's pretty much an army, man, you know.

03:01:30.540 Now, listen, he's not like pro-spook or anything.

03:01:34.160 My wife, on the other hand, she's a ditto Alabama redneck. 1.00

03:01:37.740 She gets everything I'm saying, but she's trying to bridge the gap between, you know, he and I.

03:01:43.700 So, in our household, man, I've got to try to, you know, I don't want to ruin the day for everyone.

03:01:50.880 But we do talk and we work on it.

03:01:53.300 But you've got to meet people where they're at.

03:01:56.200 And I think Bosco's figured that out.

03:01:58.260 That's what he's saying.

03:01:59.400 So, I'm probably not 100% incorrect.

03:02:02.400 I'm always prepared for a beatdown because I'm a humble white man.

03:02:05.720 But thanks for letting me share.

03:02:07.740 I think you're absolutely right, Marco.

03:02:12.320 And it's a very fundamental part of building resilient organizations and resilient and cohesive groups.

03:02:22.740 It's that we respect each other's skill sets and we respect each other's roles that we're playing.

03:02:27.040 And we embrace our responsibility.

03:02:28.420 And this is another thing that Mr. Mythos put eloquently is that we have a responsibility.

03:02:35.880 Understanding that this is – we can't sit here every day and watch our countries become browner and browner and more degenerate and more degenerate. 0.98

03:02:46.320 And watch our culture burned away until there's nothing left and watch our people suffering apathetically until there is no more will to even exist.

03:02:56.460 Until we commit racial suicide at the scale that is irreversible. 0.95

03:03:01.240 Until the enemy gets their objective.

03:03:03.060 If we can't do that, that's impossible.

03:03:07.060 This is back to that precept, Marco.

03:03:09.820 That that is our responsibility.

03:03:12.120 This is our raison d'etre.

03:03:13.700 This is our conviction.

03:03:15.560 This is something that we internalize deeply, fundamentally into a part of ourself.

03:03:21.080 That can never be taken from us.

03:03:22.980 And without that, life is merely a series of actions that we're performing.

03:03:31.260 Life is a mere thing that has no greater purpose, that has no greater cause.

03:03:36.980 And it's incumbent on us to be duteous, responsible, and understand what's at stake.

03:03:45.040 And understand that nobody is coming to save us.

03:03:47.980 That we are the ones who are going to herald the new dawn for our people.

03:03:53.360 That there will be no, when you look around and you're like, what's wrong?

03:03:57.420 Why won't somebody do something?

03:03:58.740 That means do something.

03:04:00.540 That means be something.

03:04:02.680 That means embrace this spiritually.

03:04:05.940 Become this.

03:04:07.100 Live this.

03:04:08.400 David Lane, almost 200 years in prison for us.

03:04:12.380 Back when we didn't have these groups to talk about this kind of stuff.

03:04:16.300 Back when all of society and all of his own people were against him and the men with him.

03:04:22.000 And they were slandered and they were pilloried and they were portrayed as evil men for wanting what was good for their people.

03:04:30.700 And they were right about everything decades ago.

03:04:34.320 The Third Reich was right decades ago. 0.98

03:04:39.700 And I tell my big, gorgeous, strong-ass white boys, I say, you got nothing coming, brother. 1.00

03:04:45.340 You ain't got shit coming. 1.00

03:04:47.440 You know what you got coming? 1.00

03:04:48.840 What me and your mother leave you, dude.

03:04:50.940 Because you ain't got nothing coming, man. 0.92

03:04:53.020 And you're the enemy.

03:04:53.820 So, you know, think about that.

03:04:56.280 The time for growing up with ice cream trucks and Nintendo 64 has passed.

03:05:05.740 There can be no, there is no more.

03:05:10.360 Unfortunately, we have to save the leisure for the future generations.

03:05:15.760 And there's so much work to be done.

03:05:17.820 With that, we are going to start winding down.

03:05:21.280 Feel free to stay on, gentlemen.

03:05:22.880 I know, Ed, you haven't had the chance to speak since he got up here.

03:05:25.680 But we're going to shift over to 1488 Radio.

03:05:30.420 It is the top of the hour.

03:05:32.220 Don't forget to check out White Excellence.

03:05:35.680 Grab a hat.

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03:05:40.040 Support the organization.

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03:05:45.520 Love you guys.

03:05:47.220 Great space.

03:05:48.520 I'm feeling very full of grill right now.

03:05:51.140 And I got a busy day ahead of me.

03:05:53.540 Get her done.

03:05:55.060 Use that.

03:05:55.680 Use that white power to accomplish your goals. 0.84

03:05:58.020 I mean, we've been talking about it, you know, all day.

03:06:02.020 All day, brother.

03:06:03.160 Put it into practice and make that happen, brother.

03:06:07.180 Thanks again for being a great co-host.

03:06:10.860 And we will.

03:06:12.060 We'll shift it over to 1488 Radio.

03:06:16.520 Absolutely.

03:06:17.760 White power, brothers and sisters. 0.99

03:06:19.620 We'll see you tomorrow. 0.94

03:06:22.120 White power, skull mask.

03:06:25.680 I'm trying to send Coe over. 1.00

03:06:32.920 I think I got a glitch going on.

03:06:35.120 I think I got a glitch going on.

03:06:35.140 White Reich's coming fishing with me, everyone. 0.99

03:06:42.920 I'm not going to massive two shits. 0.99

03:06:58.920 The shot's fired. 0.98

03:07:03.520 Shots fired.

03:07:05.200 I love you, Botsko.

03:07:08.060 Oh, you know what?

03:07:09.160 Give me a second, guys.

03:07:10.380 My mailman just pulled up and I got a question for him.

03:07:13.160 Sorry.

03:07:14.100 Yeah.

03:07:15.160 Do it.

03:07:15.680 Yeah.

03:07:15.780 I got the title changed over.

03:07:19.040 I'm going to leave Eat the Frog up there for the 1488 until we decide to change it.

03:07:28.700 If anybody doesn't know the reference to Eat the Frog, it came from the earlier conversation.

03:07:36.600 It's a short book about doing the thing that you don't want to do first.

03:07:41.620 I think the story goes like you have a table set with some food, some dessert and a frog and you have to eat everything on the table.

03:07:53.600 And the lesson is eat the frog first.

03:08:02.360 You eat the frog first and you put off the dread of having to eat the frog and then you get to enjoy all of the other food.

03:08:13.320 If you save the frog, the thing you don't want to do and you put it off and you do the things that are kicking off your dopamine and activating that while you're eating the rest of the more delicious food, you know the frog's there at the end and you are just eating your way to the frog.

03:08:41.000 And then the last thing that you taste at the end of that day and the thing that stays in your taste buds is that nasty frog.

03:08:54.940 So if you take the frog, you plug your nose, you get up in the morning, you eat that frog first and the rest of the day you get to eat the regular human food and enjoy that.

03:09:11.000 By the time you're done, the frog is long gone and the lasting aftertaste is the good food that you got to eat.

03:09:21.100 So that's the lesson in short form.

03:09:23.500 They made a whole book out of it.

03:09:24.700 You don't need to read it now because I just gave it to you.

03:09:28.860 So that's a freebie.

03:09:30.700 That saved you $15 right there, $15.99 and it's based on your bookshelf.

03:09:35.540 So, yeah, Marco, get in there.

03:09:39.620 Hey, brothers, that's so good, dude.

03:09:41.460 I didn't know that.

03:09:42.480 I always wondered, but it's like you're going to eat the green beans, you know, you're not going to get the apple pie until the end, right?

03:09:49.720 We're going to do the green beans now.

03:09:51.880 And then, of course, my kids love green beans, but, you know, you start them out.

03:09:55.220 It's like we're going to do this and we get the apple pie later, right?

03:09:58.540 So that's so good, dude.

03:09:59.800 Yeah, it's a good lesson.

03:10:03.740 It's always one that – and once you know it, you know, it's haunting.

03:10:09.940 It's not something you just ignore.

03:10:12.060 It's such an easy concept.

03:10:14.320 You know, you got to eat the frog and you're going through your day and you got that one task on your task list.

03:10:20.580 You're like, oh, I got to do that.

03:10:24.780 It's even in a Pink Floyd song.

03:10:29.000 He says, you know, if you think about it in the wall, he says, how can you eat your pudding when you haven't had your meat, right?

03:10:34.160 It's in a Pink Floyd song, man.

03:10:35.800 When you talked about the green beans, that's exactly what I thought of is that Pink Floyd song.

03:10:41.440 How can you have your pudding if you don't eat your meat?

03:10:46.600 Yeah, we don't need no education.

03:10:48.920 We don't need no thought control.

03:10:52.780 We are the inventors.

03:10:56.100 We think outside the box.

03:10:59.980 We are not the Rockefeller school of obeying.

03:11:06.500 I actually saw a really excellent video by a guy who teaches homeschool.

03:11:13.440 His last name is Pike.

03:11:15.800 I forget his first name.

03:11:17.100 But he's a homeschool advocate and he was going over the dynamic of school and what it really teaches.

03:11:27.280 And it teaches submission to authority and it teaches memorization and it sucks the life out of your student.

03:11:38.060 And I'm a bit more fortunate that my kids, I just picked them up and brought them home.

03:11:46.300 They're doing their immersion week, getting ready for school.

03:11:51.500 And they're doing a Latin brush up.

03:11:55.740 So they're studying Latin.

03:11:58.640 And there is value in certain education environments.

03:12:04.520 But the other thing is that my kids don't go to school looking at the teachers as the authority, right?

03:12:13.860 They already have the authority.

03:12:16.240 I've given them the consciousness of who they are.

03:12:22.560 So when they go into school, they already know the deal.

03:12:27.440 That the teachers are not always teaching them the right things.

03:12:32.620 You know, that when their teacher says that Martin Luther King is one of the greatest men who ever lived, they already roll their eyes, right?

03:12:40.440 They already know.

03:12:41.200 So they've been prepped for it.

03:12:45.180 So they go in there with a certain in mind, an attitude that allows them just to learn and learn what the truth is.

03:12:56.900 But more importantly, it's just really about learning the process.

03:13:00.120 Critical thinking, grammar, the ability to articulate, whether in verbally or on paper,

03:13:11.200 the ideas that you have, and what the message and information you're attempting to get across.

03:13:18.520 These are all valuable white power things that we do need to learn. 0.99

03:13:21.500 We do need to have them.

03:13:23.540 Simply regurgitating communist talking points as what is going on in so many schools really comports to that video that the gentleman put out there about the dynamic of kids.

03:13:36.060 And he used an example.

03:13:38.120 There was somebody who put a project into place, and it was a grammar school student who did a project and was able to sell, like, the local garbage company an idea for, like, $10,000.

03:13:59.020 And for a child to be able to do that, which so many of us are capable of, but just don't have the access, don't have the mentorship in order to do something like that,

03:14:13.340 that we could be so much more efficient and so much more powerful.

03:14:21.720 So when they talk about population decline as a bad thing, it's – if their model that they're trying to put out there is the model that we have to live by, then yeah, we need more people.

03:14:43.120 Because all of these people do less and less and less and less, less efficiently, less efficiently, less efficiently.

03:14:50.620 So how do you solve that problem?

03:14:51.680 Well, you just need more people.

03:14:53.600 And how do you solve the food problem?

03:14:55.360 Well, you feed them crickets.

03:14:57.080 Okay, we got this planned out.

03:14:58.560 Good.

03:14:58.880 Okay, let's go.

03:15:00.080 We just get more cricket factories, more people working in the cricket factories, and that's the plan.

03:15:06.760 Or you unleash white power from an educational perspective and in their childhood to the point where they don't need all those people. 0.84

03:15:18.960 And it doesn't mean we go to machines either.

03:15:20.940 It's not just the either or.

03:15:23.240 It's basic genius, basic human ingenuity that we bring forth in our cultures.

03:15:31.780 We built all this stuff.

03:15:33.360 A hundred years ago, the beautiful civilizations that we had a hundred years ago were built without all of these machines.

03:15:42.480 John Deere wasn't cranking.

03:15:45.860 We did all of this with human endeavor.

03:15:50.860 Water mills, right?

03:15:52.600 Mills that – grain mills that were run on the edge of a stream.

03:15:57.560 And we were using natural water power to power our inventions and other things.

03:16:08.140 We don't need no education.

03:16:11.640 We don't need no thought control.

03:16:14.660 I do bring the dark sarcasm in the classroom, though.

03:16:18.660 There he is, lurking in the back with his backward hat.

03:16:25.920 What's that, Mike? 0.98

03:16:26.600 I can't seem to get co, so lots of fuckery going on with admin. 0.98

03:16:33.740 Yes, indeed.

03:16:34.600 Okay, well, I'll keep my eye on the requests here, and I will maintain the mute button.

03:16:44.620 But you don't need a title to invoke your authority around here.

03:16:51.880 Your reputation precedes you with your dark sarcasm.

03:16:59.960 Weird glaze, but I'll take it.

03:17:06.880 It's all yours, brother.

03:17:08.400 Go ahead.

03:17:08.800 Oh, you know, intro, quick intro, 1488 radio, best space on the internet, best radio show on the internet, the original, the one, the only, except no imitators, 14 words, 88 precepts, figure it out.

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03:17:58.860 Yeah.

03:18:00.980 Total War Tuesday, everybody.

03:18:02.340 Short, sweet, to the point, Total War Tuesday, man.

03:18:04.840 Yeah, in all honesty, around this time of day, I feel like I'm getting old, man.

03:18:12.160 I need a nap.

03:18:14.280 Yeah.

03:18:14.960 I am craving a nap.

03:18:17.160 I turned 35, and now, like, that's all I want in a day is just a nap.

03:18:24.240 There's something wonderful about it.

03:18:26.100 Like, if it wasn't – if a siesta wasn't so Mexican-coded, you know, I would promote it more. 0.98

03:18:34.180 Siesta supremacy.

03:18:35.200 Yeah, you know, just, like, 15 minutes to close your eyes.

03:18:42.000 Yeah, it's amazing what 15 minutes will do, 100%.

03:18:46.360 Well –

03:18:50.680 Yeah, so I totally spun us –

03:18:54.160 What's up?

03:18:54.420 Well, let me – I'll just land one on the Total War.

03:18:57.980 It was not a post that I made, but there is CDN, the Constitutional Defense – or the Citizen Defense Network is an account on X.

03:19:15.300 They are working toward creating a network of attorneys.

03:19:21.380 They have a certain framework on which they build their premise, trying to get a subscription service for retainers on these attorneys.

03:19:37.920 So that every state has a constitutional attorney who can do what needs to be done.

03:19:47.580 They're not race conscious, which is their one huge blemish.

03:19:55.760 But it's a – I think the model is worth looking at.

03:19:58.920 But they actually posted about just queer radio, and they went down and they laid out a very strong argument against every one of their hosts. 0.51

03:20:17.240 So, you know, I just want to throw that in with Total War Tuesday as you and I are both –

03:20:21.060 Let's go!

03:20:21.260 You and I are both blocked from that space because the real levels – it's our – we take responsibility.

03:20:30.320 Our real levels are a problem.

03:20:34.880 So we like to contain them here in this small space so that we can not harm others with the level of real that we have out there.

03:20:46.340 Yeah.

03:20:46.860 But, yeah, it was good to see.

03:20:48.340 I didn't repost it.

03:20:49.460 I didn't want to go that far.

03:20:51.620 I didn't want – I just wanted to let that.

03:20:52.840 I mean you're already blocked by Wolf.

03:20:54.560 I'm already blocked by Wolf.

03:20:56.000 I'm sure radio is blocked by Wolf.

03:20:58.500 Oh, he blocked me.

03:20:59.600 I'm going ham.

03:21:00.640 I didn't say a word to him, but I'm sure he heard me, you know, vehemently opposed foreign nationals. 1.00

03:21:08.620 And that means him.

03:21:09.660 He shared his face the other day, and I just posted a comment under his post.

03:21:16.400 I said, I can't get in for some reason.

03:21:18.120 So –

03:21:19.980 That's funny.

03:21:23.500 Yeah, I – you know, I'm reading it right now. 1.00

03:21:26.220 Low IQ German immigrant, derelict Irish last immigrant, traitorous Christian psychopath, Ukrainian mobster ruined child, effeminate Canadian loser, dishonorable veteran welfare queen, and childish vicious Christian women. 1.00

03:21:47.980 Yeah, that's not us. 1.00

03:21:53.820 That's not us.

03:21:54.480 We didn't give him any of that information, right?

03:21:56.740 That's just – that's just the natural – speaking of total war, though, moving on to maybe something a little bit bigger with more meat on the bone.

03:22:06.100 There is a – there is a – I don't think it's coordinated attack on Nick Fuentes, but there is a concerted – there's a collective effort to really hammer Nick Fuentes.

03:22:26.440 Have you – have you been following that discourse?

03:22:30.580 You've got Milo Yonoffice.

03:22:31.500 I have.

03:22:32.520 I have.

03:22:33.400 And it's all coming off of – off of the back of his show like three or four days ago.

03:22:41.220 So I know that him and Candice had a bit of a feud, but he started really going hard and naming names to the point where he said multiple times, I might not make it, guys.

03:22:54.540 I might not make it, guys.

03:22:55.820 You've got to take this and run with it if they take me out because he is naming names.

03:23:00.980 He is, you know, letting people know this is why J.D. Vance is vice president.

03:23:07.880 This is why and what happened after October 7th.

03:23:12.040 And these are things that Candice Owens knows.

03:23:18.060 Tucker Carlson knows.

03:23:20.440 Anybody who is willing to come out and speak against Nick Fuentes, for the most part, that's in the upper echelons of content creation.

03:23:30.340 And I would call them, you know, tier one alternative media, right?

03:23:35.760 That's a great way to describe those types of people.

03:23:40.640 Tier one alternative media, right?

03:23:43.180 Your Candice Owens, your Tucker Carlson, your Steven Crowder, your Alex Jones, your Steve Bannons, your Tim Pools, your Matt Walshes, your Ben Shapiros.

03:23:57.400 All of these people know the name of the game.

03:23:59.740 They know the name of the game.

03:24:01.840 They're insiders.

03:24:02.880 They are connected to very powerful people.

03:24:05.880 They shake hands with each other at events and so on and so forth.

03:24:10.500 They know each other.

03:24:11.600 And they know who the real beast is behind this machine, right?

03:24:16.900 They completely understand how these cogs fit in this machine.

03:24:22.720 And they say, hey, we're not going to talk about these things.

03:24:27.980 Nick Fuentes, he knows the cogs in the machine.

03:24:31.320 I wouldn't say that he shakes hands with them, per se.

03:24:33.700 But he's definitely pointing out what gears make certain things work.

03:24:38.720 And it's a dangerous game.

03:24:40.160 It's a very, very dangerous game because there is a lot of money involved.

03:24:44.700 And there is a lot of power and influence involved.

03:24:48.340 You know, when you start drawing connections from J.D. Vance to Peter Thiel and Peter Thiel to Palantir.

03:24:56.180 And I'm just using this as a primary example.

03:24:59.880 There's a lot more that he's done in the last four to five days.

03:25:04.340 Let's just say a week in regards to really putting his finger on the pulse and not holding back in regards to the power players of neoconservatism.

03:25:18.980 Because that's really what it is.

03:25:20.760 It is neoconservatism.

03:25:22.400 And he talked about the funding behind neoconservatism and where it came from and all of these things.

03:25:32.220 And they're all – he brings receipts.

03:25:35.960 He's not talking out of pocket.

03:25:39.300 And he's not saying anything that isn't known out there.

03:25:45.360 But he does a really good job of consolidating the information.

03:25:52.400 And being able to walk through with a grasp on the narrative that he's putting out there.

03:26:00.700 And it's really the way he has put it.

03:26:03.980 It's very hard to argue against the narrative he's putting out there.

03:26:10.280 He's very, very good at that.

03:26:11.580 Yeah.

03:26:12.560 Yeah.

03:26:13.060 It's one of those things where it's like everybody knows my position on Nick Fuentes.

03:26:17.800 I don't like him.

03:26:19.360 I think he should be deported.

03:26:21.200 Right?

03:26:21.540 Pretty simple.

03:26:23.100 But calling balls and strikes.

03:26:26.160 Right?

03:26:26.860 You are going to get intellectual honesty from me.

03:26:30.360 I'm never going to not be intellectually honest with you. 1.00

03:26:34.960 I'm not going to hide something and say, well, you know, Nick Fuentes is a piece of shit. 0.99

03:26:40.180 Don't listen to anything that he says, especially if he's on the nose with something that he's presenting. 0.99

03:26:45.740 So, again, I don't like Nick Fuentes, but like I said a little bit earlier, he has his finger on the pulse.

03:26:53.540 And it's not going to hurt you if you check out some of those clips that are floating around in regards to his presentation on how these power games work.

03:27:05.100 And who pays who and where is the funding coming in regards to these politicians and the foreign interests that it serves?

03:27:14.420 Because these things are important.

03:27:16.300 They are fundamentally important.

03:27:18.900 And like you just said, Mythos, he does package them very well.

03:27:21.960 So calling balls and strikes.

03:27:23.860 I don't like the kid.

03:27:25.500 But when the kid's doing a good job, I'll say good job, kid.

03:27:28.320 I'd rather you be doing it in, you know, some other country than the United States.

03:27:33.880 But not going to counter-signal that message.

03:27:40.860 Yeah, let's get Colleen in here. 1.00

03:27:43.940 Colleen, are you on track with what we're talking about?

03:27:46.040 Are you going to bring in some fire here?

03:27:47.440 Go ahead.

03:27:47.900 Yeah, I certainly am.

03:27:49.100 And I absolutely love Nick.

03:27:52.000 You know, I don't really care that he's 15% Mexican. 1.00

03:27:56.500 He's also 85% European stock, though.

03:28:00.300 And he's got a high IQ.

03:28:03.700 Everything he says is on point.

03:28:06.120 And he's not scared to say it.

03:28:08.180 And it's wonderful.

03:28:09.160 We need people like that in this country.

03:28:11.220 And, you know, he says things, you know, because I'm an old person. 1.00

03:28:14.820 But he says things like, can't wait till all these goddamn boomers are dead. 1.00

03:28:19.060 And we can actually come back in and run this country properly. 1.00

03:28:22.140 I believe him when he says that.

03:28:24.680 And his followers are these young people.

03:28:27.800 They're teenagers.

03:28:29.460 They're young 20s.

03:28:30.760 And he's got them on the right track.

03:28:33.380 And unfortunately, you know, he's right about it.

03:28:36.960 I'm not a boomer.

03:28:37.800 I'm two years away from it.

03:28:40.000 But he's absolutely correct.

03:28:42.380 We gave this country up with LBJ, you know, killing Kennedy and stuff like that and then taking over and turning this into a total shithole, making both the mom and dad work to pay taxes. 0.55

03:28:56.660 I mean, they're still laughing in our faces right now over that.

03:29:00.580 They got us both working and not raising our kids. 0.95

03:29:03.680 Our kids are now raised by these disgusting people in the school system. 1.00

03:29:09.120 And, you know, there's a lot to be said right now. 0.63

03:29:12.980 I'm sorry.

03:29:13.760 I'm kind of panting because I'm pissed because I understand this.

03:29:17.400 And I feel bad for my mom and dad.

03:29:19.580 They, you know, they just thought they were doing right. 0.93

03:29:22.220 And they're like, you know, consider the most disgusting individuals on the planet right now.

03:29:28.160 And I was, I jumped into an England space a little bit earlier.

03:29:33.140 And they were talking about the same thing.

03:29:35.040 But they weren't hitting on point that, you know, we just want our lives back.

03:29:41.000 We want the mom at home. 1.00

03:29:43.000 We want her cooking food. 0.99

03:29:44.300 We want her raising the kids. 1.00

03:29:45.560 And we want the old man out there working and dying, you know. 0.98

03:29:49.340 That's just, that's normal to us.

03:29:51.900 And I think we are absolutely forgetting.

03:29:55.300 And we're lost because we don't understand what's going wrong with that.

03:29:59.860 To me, that's what it really is, though.

03:30:02.100 What do you guys think about that?

03:30:03.580 Well, I just want to add a correction here on his ethnicity.

03:30:09.660 He's 79% European, and that's majority Southern Italian.

03:30:17.140 I have his genetic DNA test.

03:30:21.240 He's Irish also.

03:30:23.320 He's the one, that's where I got the info from, is that he is 15% Mexican, but he is primarily Irish and Italian, which I am.

03:30:32.540 He's 100% Irish and Italian, so I get that.

03:30:36.300 Yeah, he's like 60-something percent Southern Italian, which is fine, which is fine.

03:30:43.200 I'm Northern Italian, though.

03:30:44.960 My grandmother.

03:30:45.920 Hang on, hang on, hang on.

03:30:46.520 My grandmother.

03:30:47.220 Because I want to correct this.

03:30:48.060 I want to correct this for the audience, right?

03:30:52.180 Because a lot of people use that.

03:30:54.060 They say he's 85% European and 15% Mexican.

03:31:00.020 And that's not the truth about that.

03:31:01.940 He's the one who says that, though.

03:31:04.560 Yeah, he can say whatever he wants.

03:31:06.460 He went over his DNA, and I took a screenshot of it.

03:31:10.400 So it's 79% European.

03:31:14.180 It's the rest of him is American Indian, which is where the Mexican comes from, right? 0.97

03:31:22.080 So, and then 2.3% Sub-Saharan African.

03:31:27.360 So he's got a strange mixture.

03:31:31.460 We're not going to kick him off the boat just yet, and we don't disagree with any of the other things.

03:31:36.840 I don't believe anything you just said, though.

03:31:38.980 You probably Googled that, and we know what Google is.

03:31:41.780 It starts with a J. 0.51

03:31:43.020 I have Colleen.

03:31:44.560 Colleen, you're going to get kicked off the stage if you interrupt anymore. 0.99

03:31:47.560 I have his DNA test.

03:31:50.140 He went over it, and I have a screenshot of what he went over.

03:31:53.380 This isn't from Google.

03:31:54.360 This is from his video.

03:31:56.480 So you don't have to believe it.

03:31:57.840 You can believe whatever you want. 1.00

03:31:59.500 Pink elephants and, you know, rainbows out your ass. 1.00

03:32:04.100 It doesn't really matter what you believe. 1.00

03:32:06.000 He went over his own DNA.

03:32:07.860 It's 79% European. 0.73

03:32:11.780 It is 2.3% Sub-Saharan African.

03:32:15.140 And the rest is American Indian, which is where the Mexican comes from. 0.89

03:32:23.180 So it's not far off of what you're talking about there, but it is good to be accurate.

03:32:28.780 And it's pretty easy.

03:32:30.960 I'll post it in the nest for you, Colleen, and you can take a look at it.

03:32:35.000 And if you want to go to Odyssey, you can go to Odyssey and find his video of him going over his own DNA tests word by word and line by line.

03:32:44.120 So he does this himself.

03:32:46.500 It's not something that, you know, Google or Wikipedia is putting out there.

03:32:51.580 This is just him going over his own DNA test.

03:32:54.340 So with that, we'll go to Noticer.

03:32:56.000 Go ahead.

03:32:58.720 Thank you, guys.

03:33:00.640 Hope everyone's having a good day.

03:33:02.260 It's been a super hectic day at work, but I'm trying to get on the space when I can.

03:33:07.320 I'm not a Fuentes fanboy at all.

03:33:11.960 A lot of my friends don't like him.

03:33:14.640 But I will give him credit for bringing some talking points up to Normies. 0.51

03:33:21.220 And obviously, you know, myself, a lot of people in this space, we don't listen to him.

03:33:26.860 We're not going to follow him because we, you know, we're past that point.

03:33:29.780 We're more advanced.

03:33:30.440 But if he just wakes up one or two people in his audience and they take that step further from his talking points, wakes up some Normies and they take that step further and start digging into it more, I'll take that. 0.76

03:33:45.200 You know, I think that's good, especially, you know, guys my age in their mid-20s, late-20s.

03:33:52.300 It definitely helps bring some good talking points up to kind of wake those Normies up a little bit.

03:33:57.500 So when I bring something up to them, they're not as freaked out.

03:34:00.580 It's like, oh, yeah, I've heard that, you know.

03:34:02.720 So I think, you know, give some credit where it's due.

03:34:07.120 I don't have an opinion on him one way or the other.

03:34:11.560 But, you know, him and guys like Armies, they're all over Instagram, all over TikTok, and they're helping bring these talking points up.

03:34:19.400 And I think it's good at the end of the day, everyone we wake up, it's one more person.

03:34:24.540 I'm all in there.

03:34:25.560 Yeah, the noticer.

03:34:27.440 I'll tell you this.

03:34:28.960 We've said this over the months and years of 1488 radio.

03:34:33.820 There's a legitimate groiper to white nationalist pipeline.

03:34:39.220 There is.

03:34:41.040 As groipers grow up, the natural evolution of that mentality would be to embrace white nationalism. 0.75

03:34:48.720 It would be to embrace national socialism.

03:34:53.340 So I don't try to disparage Nick 24-7 because I do recognize that there is audience capture that we can get from them, right?

03:35:04.020 We want the young men who are j-woke, who recognize that there is a problem within the United States of America, and none of our politicians are America first, and they're only serving foreign interests and or lining their own pockets or both.

03:35:19.420 So, yeah, where there's a will, there's a way.

03:35:24.840 And I would say that it falls upon us, the adults in the room, to kind of harness the angst that's within the groiper movement and, you know, channel them down the proper pipeline. 0.97

03:35:39.400 Because there's a lot of, look, Nick Fuentes has a very deep operation, right?

03:35:46.580 He's got interns working for him, farming talking points, getting information, you know, so that way he can present and create a show, right?

03:35:57.140 So we want those guys, you know?

03:36:02.280 I don't mind that Nick Fuentes bites our talking points, but what I do mind is that when there's hypocrisy within it, right? 0.77

03:36:10.260 I don't like Nick Fuentes saying, you know, America is a white country and then essentially fawning over a black man who says, hail Hitler, you know?

03:36:20.120 Yeah, it's things like that that turn me off a lot.

03:36:23.980 It turns me off a lot because it's not radical enough and it's not race first enough, right? 0.91

03:36:31.720 And there's arguments to be had about, you know, his Christian nationalism being more along the lines of a universalist ideology than it is a pro-white, white people only ideology.

03:36:44.200 And let's be honest with each other on this, guys.

03:36:47.820 I mean, Nick Fuentes is a content creator.

03:36:51.180 So would it serve him to ostracize a large portion of his audience by being race first, race only, even though he's obviously not 100% white, right?

03:37:05.940 Would it fatten his pockets if he says, hey, guess what? 0.96

03:37:10.360 You know, all you niggers listening, I don't want you listening to my show anymore. 1.00

03:37:14.640 You know, you can go over to JQR and listen to their show. 0.97

03:37:18.960 Would that help Nick Fuentes?

03:37:20.740 No.

03:37:21.800 No, it wouldn't.

03:37:22.780 So he wants all the bucks and he's doing a big tent strategy and that's something that I can't entirely support.

03:37:31.720 And that's why I said a little bit earlier, you know, we call balls and strikes.

03:37:35.160 I think he does a good job on some things and I think he does a really bad job on other things.

03:37:40.000 And it wouldn't be intellectually honest of me to fawn over somebody who isn't, in my opinion, presenting the proper solution to our problems.

03:37:54.760 And I was going to add to, I mean, as far as pipelines go, my pipeline was through TikTok with people clipping and posting Tim Pool.

03:38:10.440 That is where my pipeline began on this journey.

03:38:16.860 And so I never, never throw shade at a pipeline.

03:38:20.900 Any pipeline is the right pipeline.

03:38:23.620 And, you know, the determination a person has and the ability for them to grow toward a better position and use the information, listen to the information and look at the hypocrisy.

03:38:39.280 Look at, or look at where somebody, and this is where Tim Pool really loses, right, where he's going to pull punches, where he's going to go, yeah, we're not going to talk about Israel here.

03:38:52.820 It's like, okay, bro.

03:38:54.140 I mean, just, you know, destroy your own credibility if you want to, but there's too much information out there now.

03:39:01.740 Now, is he still a good pipeline for some people?

03:39:03.880 Yeah, but there is a necessity for us to call that what it is, and just like you did with Nick Fuentes.

03:39:15.780 So, yeah, real quick, real quick, and yeah, we'll get to Colleen shortly after.

03:39:21.920 If you guys are looking for great, at the very least, one great pro-white race-only individual that does get into geopolitics, politics, and national affairs from time to time, check out Devin Stack.

03:39:39.400 Now, he doesn't get everything right.

03:39:41.140 Don't expect everyone to get everything right all the time.

03:39:44.420 But Devin Stack is a great pro-white content creator that does a tremendous job on – what's the word that I'm looking for? 0.57

03:39:58.660 On our talking points and presenting certain information in regards to solutions as well.

03:40:06.040 So you can find Devin Stack on Rumble.

03:40:08.300 He goes by Blackpilled.

03:40:10.480 You can find him on Odyssey.

03:40:11.880 He goes by Blackpilled.

03:40:13.380 But, yeah, check out his work.

03:40:16.440 If there is a pipeline that you're traveling down, I think a great one would be from Groyper to Devin Stack.

03:40:23.300 That would be great because the content is just as good, just as beefy, and he breaks things down pretty well 90% of the time.

03:40:33.160 Again, he gets things wrong.

03:40:34.500 Nobody's perfect, but, yeah.

03:40:36.740 Yeah, and that's – and when you're talking to people about this too, counter-signaling the person is ineffective.

03:40:46.980 Counter-signaling Nick like, oh, Nick – oh, if somebody's talking to you, oh, I like Nick Fuentes, blah, blah, blah.

03:40:53.400 Like, oh, yeah, well, he's only 79% European, so you can't trust anything he says is a terrible argument. 0.68

03:40:59.820 But that's not the reason we bring that up.

03:41:02.880 The – you know, the – really, I don't really care what his ethnicity is when it comes to talking about him because he's much more valuable with his – you know, the things he's actually discussing.

03:41:21.420 So if you stay on topic with what is being discussed, you know, that's a great conversation to have with somebody.

03:41:29.780 And then find out what they identify with with what he's talking about or what some of these other content creators are talking about.

03:41:36.720 And then use that, find out where they stand, what they're missing, how to fill in some gaps for them so that they can complete the transition, the transformation, the total adoption of a racial consciousness.

03:41:55.620 And they'll figure out later where Nick's – Nick Fuentes' ethnicity is.

03:42:01.760 They don't need to know that.

03:42:02.920 That's not even really a good argument.

03:42:05.540 So it's a distraction.

03:42:08.680 Probably a – it's either low IQ or it is intentionally obfuscating the things he's actually talking about, which are solid, and those – the information that he's delivering.

03:42:26.840 And I've grown to appreciate him more in the past couple months than I have in all of the past that I've known about him and heard about him.

03:42:37.520 He was presented as a really big deal.

03:42:39.720 I listen to him talk.

03:42:40.700 I'm like, I don't get it.

03:42:42.480 I'm much more impressed with what he's been doing lately, and that's worth noting.

03:42:47.960 So, you know, talk about the ideas.

03:42:51.640 Move people with the ideas.

03:42:53.380 Let the personalities, you know, deal with themselves over time.

03:42:57.660 And I think that's a much better way to go about it.

03:43:01.040 So, Colleen, get in there. 1.00

03:43:02.080 What do you got?

03:43:03.140 Oh, I was just thinking, you know, you say such good things, Methose, that, you know, I get distracted by what I first wanted to come up and gripe about.

03:43:13.000 But when it comes to –

03:43:14.800 Intentional, I do that intentionally.

03:43:18.520 Thank you.

03:43:19.140 I love that about you.

03:43:20.520 But the thing is, you know, you think about a guy like Nick.

03:43:27.800 And to me, I personally don't care if you've got a little bit of pigment in your skin or not, you know.

03:43:33.320 But we've got this other guy that we love, and he comes on real early in the morning.

03:43:39.980 But he wants everybody out of here of pigment.

03:43:43.340 I don't believe in that.

03:43:44.800 And I especially don't believe in it.

03:43:45.880 Boo, Jane, boo. 1.00

03:43:47.680 I know.

03:43:48.960 It's bad.

03:43:49.760 But if you think about these poor slobs that were brought over here to slave for us, they've been here for 400 years. 0.99

03:43:57.180 Should we actually kick them out?

03:43:58.960 And they're, you know, they've pretty much grown accustomed to the way we do things. 1.00

03:44:04.480 I don't want these assholes in here since from 1965 on. 0.99

03:44:08.220 I want them out. 1.00

03:44:09.020 I think they're the biggest, you know.

03:44:11.140 Well, let me do this.

03:44:12.440 This is – because you bring up a good point.

03:44:14.500 I don't want to argue against all your points there.

03:44:17.000 But I do want to propose a solution because many people disagree with you.

03:44:21.420 But since you're agreeable to that, I think that the only solution – White Reich, let me know if you agree with this. 0.99

03:44:27.140 The solution to this then is that they all go and live at your house. 0.76

03:44:32.700 And that's fine.

03:44:33.600 I think we can all agree with that.

03:44:34.060 Well, luckily I'm in Oklahoma, and I don't have any but maybe 1%.

03:44:38.520 They're coming.

03:44:39.720 We're going to ship them all. 1.00

03:44:40.960 So, well, yeah, Colleen, just go ahead and drop your address in the chat. 0.99

03:44:44.320 Oh, my goodness.

03:44:45.000 And look, this is part of the – Colleen, this is part of the problem with rural America, right?

03:44:53.580 They have never lived in downtown Los Angeles. 1.00

03:44:57.420 They have never lived in San Francisco, Detroit, New York City, and were surrounded by these fucking savages. 1.00

03:45:06.500 These 1965 fucking savages. 1.00

03:45:08.920 No, no, no, they're all savages, Colleen. 1.00

03:45:12.440 All of them, Colleen. 0.98

03:45:13.520 All of them. 1.00

03:45:14.420 Every single one of them are savages. 0.98

03:45:17.420 And since you haven't personally dealt with the problem on a day-to-day basis, since you didn't go to school with them, since they didn't steal your bike, since they didn't rape your daughter, you think it's okay that some of them can stay? 0.98

03:45:31.700 No.

03:45:32.820 No.

03:45:33.080 I am the unreasonable man that says nothing less than 100% white country is what I want, and I will not settle for 5%, for 2%, for 10%, for 20%. 0.97

03:45:48.040 No.

03:45:50.020 The first thing we're going to do, we're going to start shipping them to Oklahoma and all of Oklahoma. 0.96

03:45:56.900 I know you don't.

03:45:57.880 Nobody wants them anywhere, but you are secluded from the problem.

03:46:02.860 So we are going to make that your problem, and then when you're done, you go ahead and figure out what to do with all of these.

03:46:11.700 Because right now, they are destroying everything everywhere.

03:46:16.740 They contribute a net negative of about $700,000 a year over their lifetime.

03:46:25.620 Why do you think that these white men that were running our country would allow such a thing if it was so destructive? 0.65

03:46:34.360 Well, let's go back to that.

03:46:35.180 That's great.

03:46:35.940 That's great.

03:46:36.620 That's great.

03:46:37.120 So in pre-America, pre-United States, pre-Constitution, slavery was a means to an end for some people.

03:46:49.000 Now, I'm not going to get into the weeds on that.

03:46:51.760 We'll just leave that alone.

03:46:53.300 When Americans and the Constitution took over this country and decided to make decisions for the future of the country,

03:47:03.120 not one of the founding fathers had your opinion on these Africans.

03:47:09.700 And they'd already been here for a couple hundred years.

03:47:12.520 They had already been here for almost 200 years by the time we took over.

03:47:17.520 Thomas Jefferson in 1808 said, no more importing these Africans.

03:47:25.340 Abraham Lincoln wanted to ship them all to Liberia.

03:47:29.400 But none of them ever had your position where, well, I guess they've been here long enough, and some of them are accustomed to this.

03:47:37.960 There has always been a fight over this, and we've never seen a situation where this has been agreeable to have them here.

03:47:48.620 They are not welcome, and they don't offer us anything.

03:47:54.780 So if you wish to feed them, we can make this your problem.

03:47:58.040 But if you're not willing to take that upon yourself, then you're just okay with your situation.

03:48:08.140 But you're not thinking about the 14 words and the white people of America.

03:48:13.200 So we just have to disagree.

03:48:15.800 We'll just disagree on that, and we'll move on because we don't need to belabor it.

03:48:20.340 Yeah, I don't disagree. 0.99

03:48:21.820 I'm just questioning it because, you know, some of them have been here for so long that do we say, hey, you go back, get your ass. 0.98

03:48:29.980 Well, actually, all of them have only been here for their lifetime. 0.98

03:48:35.500 None of them have been here for hundreds of years.

03:48:38.880 They have only been here for their lifetime.

03:48:40.820 So they have been living and destroying our country for their lifetime.

03:48:46.480 Some of them have been destroying it for 30 years.

03:48:49.380 Some of them have been destroying it for 15 years.

03:48:52.020 Some of them have been destroying it for 75 years.

03:48:55.080 But at no point as a collective have they acclimated, been productive, and they'll call it. 0.98

03:49:03.020 And you have Africans, these Negroes, walking through our white world going and on video, videotaping themselves, saying, everywhere I go that's nice has no blacks. 1.00

03:49:16.460 And it's in the nest there. 0.99

03:49:19.100 You can look up at the nest and watch that video.

03:49:21.940 It's an African wearing our clothing, walking through our world, telling you the reason it's nice is there's no blacks. 1.00

03:49:30.740 He's not saying the reason it's nice is because there's only some blacks. 0.95

03:49:34.900 He's saying all the nice places I go have no blacks. 1.00

03:49:39.660 And so he doesn't belong either. 0.85

03:49:43.700 And that's what he's saying.

03:49:45.060 He doesn't know he's saying it, but that's what he's saying.

03:49:47.740 But let's get to Skolmas.

03:49:49.020 Skolmas, go ahead. 0.98

03:49:52.680 There is literally absolutely no benefit to having blacks in our country. 1.00

03:49:58.300 There's no benefit, and there's a lot of harm that's done. 0.87

03:50:02.320 The only reason that a person like Colleen would advocate for keeping them here is because it's the nice thing to do. 0.96

03:50:10.620 And this is the problem with white people. 0.96

03:50:13.940 This is the problem. 0.99

03:50:15.440 This is the problem.

03:50:16.680 The problem is not porn.

03:50:18.040 The problem is not drugs. 0.98

03:50:19.260 The problem is not even the Jew. 1.00

03:50:21.640 The problem is our empathy.

03:50:24.460 The problem is the fact that people like Colleen can vote and think they have a political voice, and she will sit there and say, how are you going to do that?

03:50:32.740 When you Fed post on people, and you put them on a boat, and you make them go back to their continent of origin, that's how you do that. 0.94

03:50:40.240 How do you do that?

03:50:41.520 Because people aren't going to, what, vote for it?

03:50:43.480 We don't want voting.

03:50:44.620 We don't want democracy.

03:50:46.200 We want the problem solved once and for all, finally, so that our children don't have to grow up around savages. 1.00

03:50:52.120 Right?

03:50:54.460 May I speak?

03:50:58.880 Yeah, I'm going to be brutally honest here.

03:51:02.600 There's actually two part black people in my family, and they're— 1.00

03:51:08.440 Yeah, you're fucking cooked. 0.99

03:51:09.560 No, I'm not cooked. 1.00

03:51:10.660 You're a crusty old black people. 1.00

03:51:12.000 Let her finish this story here. 0.99

03:51:14.380 There's two of them, and they're very decent people.

03:51:17.600 They're both highly educated, and I love them.

03:51:21.500 And to think about them being shipped off to some inland when they don't deserve to be there, I think—I'm just being honest here.

03:51:31.500 This is why race mixing is one of the most dangerous things that could ever happen to any race. 1.00

03:51:39.800 Because it then opens up the heart channels to what Colleen is just talking about.

03:51:47.520 This is a prime example why you do not race mix, because when the time comes where we have to get rid of people because they don't belong here, and it's completely contradictory to what the Founding Fathers believed in. 0.97

03:52:02.120 We have somebody with a bleeding heart saying, well, I have a great nephew that is half black, and he's a good person, and I don't want him to go.

03:52:13.940 Not only has your family committed a great crime to the white race, but you allow it to persist by loving the science experiment that has essentially became a completely new breed with no blood connection to yourself at all. 0.98

03:52:34.760 You want to know something, Colleen? 1.00

03:52:36.060 You're more closely related to me than that fucking animal that you're saying you love. 1.00

03:52:43.220 Our genes, our bloodline, are more closely connected, mine and yours, than that fucking beast that you helped raise in your family. 1.00

03:52:55.760 Disgusting. 1.00

03:52:57.520 Shameful. 1.00

03:52:58.720 Traitorous. 0.94

03:52:59.440 Well, yeah, there's no taking it back, though. 0.99

03:53:04.280 They're there, and they're more white than they are black, and they're more well-spoken than most white people. 0.99

03:53:13.380 You know, they're not hillbilly fucking trash. 0.99

03:53:15.980 Do they live with you? 1.00

03:53:17.020 You are literally, you are the enemy.

03:53:19.120 Colleen is an enemy. 0.62

03:53:20.080 Colleen is pretty bad. 0.96

03:53:21.040 You are the enemy, Colleen. 0.99

03:53:22.380 You are the enemy. 0.95

03:53:22.600 You are the enemy. 0.98

03:53:23.180 I'm just saying. 0.84

03:53:23.620 Yes, you are. 0.96

03:53:24.460 You are the enemy. 1.00

03:53:25.480 You are what has turned our nation into a shithole. 0.98

03:53:28.160 It's people like you, and people who believe what you believe, and people who leave this accommodation open because you believe you're a good person. 0.99

03:53:34.960 You are the enemy.

03:53:37.100 Yeah, maybe you're right.

03:53:38.460 I just don't feel like killing them.

03:53:41.880 I like them. 0.89

03:53:42.960 I don't want them killed, and I don't want them sent off.

03:53:45.280 You realize, Colleen, that you actually treat them like pets.

03:53:53.060 Maybe.

03:53:53.980 Yeah.

03:53:54.360 And that's, and that's, that's, that evokes our empathy.

03:53:59.660 I have a dog.

03:54:00.880 I love my dog.

03:54:03.900 But if I have to choose between my dog and my family, my boys don't want to get rid of a dog.

03:54:12.240 But if I had to make the choice, which we do in this day, in this day and age, we actually need to make this choice.

03:54:19.940 And one is too many.

03:54:23.160 What are they going to do?

03:54:24.800 Are we going to allow them to breed again?

03:54:27.180 Like, we can't allow them to breed again.

03:54:30.500 So what are they going to do?

03:54:31.780 Just live celibate?

03:54:33.240 Celibate.

03:54:34.820 This is, this is even more inhumane and disgusting than allowing them, again, smart people.

03:54:41.000 You said they're smart and well-spoken.

03:54:42.980 There's been smart and well-spoken people.

03:54:45.780 Africans, Negroes, who have gone back to Africa. 1.00

03:54:50.240 After the Civil War.

03:54:51.640 And attempted to help those people become civilized.

03:55:00.440 And this was a former slave.

03:55:03.300 I forget his name now.

03:55:05.540 But I read a story last year in my son's history class before we stopped reading any of this nonsense.

03:55:12.840 We just, at some point, we just said, we're not reading anymore of this, this, this African history.

03:55:19.100 But while this one was actually quite revealing, because he was unsuccessful.

03:55:28.880 And when he went back to Africa, he went around to the princes and the kings of the African state he was attempting to bring about.

03:55:40.140 It was his homeland.

03:55:41.740 He was from there.

03:55:42.840 His family was from there.

03:55:44.100 So he went back to help them.

03:55:45.460 And the prince, one of the princes, said, I would trade my life for his.

03:55:54.500 Because what this African prince saw was this person had, and this was a former slave. 0.54

03:56:02.840 This was a former slave.

03:56:04.140 He had been enslaved.

03:56:06.160 And then took this position.

03:56:08.480 And the prince would have traded his life for the life of a slave because of what we gave him.

03:56:15.720 But because of what we gave him in a lifestyle upgrade, the access to resources, information, knowledge, people, we've given them all of this.

03:56:28.120 This is 200 years of an experiment.

03:56:30.500 And we can see this experiment has failed.

03:56:36.140 We tried.

03:56:37.320 We tried your way.

03:56:39.260 And it's not that your way is inconceivable to us.

03:56:42.500 Your way has been tried and failed.

03:56:44.760 And now we are going to try a new way, which is white collectivism, exclusion, not based on 1965 or how long they've been here, but racial exclusion. 0.73

03:56:58.200 And it's okay because those people will thrive.

03:57:01.900 They will be kings and princes themselves of African lands.

03:57:06.320 They will have the best life of any African.

03:57:09.040 And so you're withholding this soulful craving that they have.

03:57:17.360 The reason why the Africans call our civilization oppressive is because they can't live in it. 0.99

03:57:29.380 They cannot uphold it.

03:57:31.480 They can't abide by the expectations that this civilization demands of the people who live here.

03:57:41.580 So everything is oppressive.

03:57:43.460 Everything is too hard.

03:57:44.700 No matter what we put up for them to be able to overcome, they can't overcome it.

03:57:52.620 They resort to thievery.

03:57:57.440 They resort to violence.

03:58:00.000 And they resort to their own level.

03:58:04.100 And all it's doing is dragging our entire civilization down.

03:58:08.880 And it includes all of the other non-whites, the Arabs, the Indians, the Jews, all of them. 0.99

03:58:15.400 They can't abide. 0.85

03:58:17.460 They need us to do for them what they can't do for themselves to the detriment and the cost of our own children.

03:58:26.280 And when I have to choose between my children or a non-white, I don't have to think very hard about that. 1.00

03:58:36.940 We should damn sure look at those filthy, buck-toothed, ugly British, too. 1.00

03:58:42.600 They're the ones that caused all this. 1.00

03:58:45.260 Well, we'll deal with them when we deal with ours first. 0.99

03:58:49.160 We'll deal with them when we deal with ours first. 1.00

03:58:51.160 But I have a California to take.

03:58:54.200 You have an Oklahoma to take, etc.

03:58:56.780 And yours sounds like it's going to be an easy job.

03:58:58.760 If you only got 1% over there, then you don't have much to do.

03:59:02.860 So get to it, take Oklahoma, make it all white, and get your country back. 1.00

03:59:08.500 That is your job. 0.96

03:59:10.020 Go ahead, White. 0.98

03:59:10.880 Yeah, I mean, I'm pretty upset, and it all kind of makes sense now.

03:59:15.620 And I just want to preface this, is that if people like Colleen get in our way when it comes to dragging these people off, 0.99

03:59:24.460 throwing them in train cars or shipping them off in a boat, you're going to end up getting yourself killed, Colleen.

03:59:30.600 I'm not getting in your way.

03:59:32.240 I'm just like, you know, let's throw all this out, and let's figure it out. 0.97

03:59:36.980 I'm not in anybody's fucking way. 1.00

03:59:39.200 Well, the best way to figure it out, Colleen, is to throw the race mixers in your family in the trash can and tell them that they're dead to you. 1.00

03:59:48.480 That's what I would do to anyone in my family. 1.00

03:59:50.560 You throw the genes that my ancestors bestowed on you, the sacred blood that thousands of generations fought and died for to give it to some fucking baboon or some fucking Aztec trash? 1.00

04:00:06.560 You're dead to me. 1.00

04:00:09.180 Because what does that tell them in regards to the value of our ancestors' sacrifice? 1.00

04:00:17.960 Look, we all brought them fucking in here is the bottom line. 0.98

04:00:20.740 No, Colleen, we didn't bring them here. 1.00

04:00:23.120 The fucking Jews brought them here. 1.00

04:00:26.100 You know how many of the slave ships were owned by fucking Jews? 1.00

04:00:29.800 Over 70% of the slave ships were owned by Jews. 1.00

04:00:33.960 They had to close the slaveries down on Saturday because all of the people selling the slaves were Jewish and they were practicing the Sabbath. 1.00

04:00:42.280 This isn't a problem that we asked for.

04:00:44.560 We go after all of our gut ships as well.

04:00:45.700 I understand that.

04:00:47.080 So why aren't we going after those ugly? 0.97

04:00:49.580 We go after them too. 0.97

04:00:51.420 We go after all of our racial enemies, Colleen. 0.98

04:00:55.840 Let's go after them. 1.00

04:00:56.300 Every single fucking one. 1.00

04:00:59.160 Let's start with them and then we'll work our way down. 1.00

04:01:02.060 How about that?

04:01:02.500 No, all of them.

04:01:03.940 All at the same time.

04:01:05.240 All at once.

04:01:06.060 Everybody's so goddamn scared because they've got the stolen money that, you know, everybody's still keeping their mouths quiet about it. 0.61

04:01:18.300 How about not? 0.99

04:01:19.320 How about let's beat the shit out of them and get them out of our country like we kicked them out of all of our European countries before. 1.00

04:01:26.280 But we're staying silent about it. 1.00

04:01:28.480 And so is Trump.

04:01:30.060 You know why we're staying silent about it, Colleen?

04:01:32.860 Why?

04:01:33.260 Because we're figuring out how to deal with people like you who've given exceptions.

04:01:37.400 What do you mean people like me?

04:01:39.340 You've given exceptions.

04:01:41.380 You've given exceptions to non-whites. 0.93

04:01:46.020 And that's the same exception that they gave to Jews. 0.54

04:01:49.780 The same exception.

04:01:51.820 Somebody has Jews in their family.

04:01:54.920 All of a sudden, well, those Jews are okay. 1.00

04:02:00.640 And that's the way it works.

04:02:02.320 It's the slippery slope.

04:02:04.280 The slippery slope.

04:02:06.880 I feel also very fortunate that I only went to school with one Jew. 1.00

04:02:11.660 Her name was Nancy Welcher, and she had a brother named Sam.

04:02:15.220 And that's the only Jew people I knew in my life.

04:02:16.440 I'm sorry you had that experience.

04:02:19.320 We're all sorry you had that experience.

04:02:22.460 Thank you, Father.

04:02:23.460 Colleen, I think that this conversation has inspired a few hands here.

04:02:27.740 So let's get to those and see what they have to say here.

04:02:31.860 We'll go.

04:02:32.860 Marco, go ahead.

04:02:35.100 Well, what Ms. Colleen's missing is that imagine if you're a white boy and you're dating a girl in any state, right? 1.00

04:02:48.900 And her father absolutely fucking hates you. 1.00

04:02:52.160 Her father absolutely forbids her from dating you and fucking hates you. 1.00

04:02:57.380 There are so many fish in the sea. 1.00

04:02:59.360 I'm not minimalizing this, right?

04:03:01.900 There are so many fish in the sea that I would immediately, and I was a really good-looking young guy.

04:03:08.800 I could just go find somebody else, man. 1.00

04:03:10.740 I don't have to fuck her and have a kid. 1.00

04:03:13.560 So what she's missing and what a lot of people are missing and we don't talk about it is that these are the real anchor babies. 1.00

04:03:19.600 It's not even the motherfuckers that come across the border and have a kid. 0.99

04:03:25.380 That's dangerous. 1.00

04:03:26.400 That's a different conversation. 1.00

04:03:28.380 But it's these black kids that screw your daughters and won't stop, and you don't want them in the family. 1.00

04:03:34.580 And then all of a sudden you've got this little brown thing pop out, and you end up with someone like Colleen. 0.99

04:03:40.740 That's what happens, right?

04:03:42.080 I was on the road with a hockey dad.

04:03:45.820 He had the most gorgeous Aryan family you've ever seen.

04:03:50.760 His daughters were blonde hair. 0.56

04:03:53.320 I mean, their hair looked bleached, but it was natural.

04:03:56.080 The bluest eyes you've ever seen.

04:03:58.080 And he was just sitting there crying in his beard.

04:04:00.240 And I was like, brother, what is wrong?

04:04:01.900 You're not right.

04:04:03.100 You know, we traveled with this team every week, right?

04:04:05.280 We're talking about AAA hockey, getting ready to go into juniors and then college and try to get in the pros. 1.00

04:04:11.420 And he goes, oh, my daughter's dating this fucking nigger. 1.00

04:04:13.760 And I'm like, you've got to be kidding me. 1.00

04:04:15.820 He goes, no, man.

04:04:17.300 She just told us. 0.97

04:04:18.760 He goes, and I've got to cut her loose, man. 1.00

04:04:20.820 You know, I'm not going to fucking deal with this fucking shit. 1.00

04:04:22.940 So what Colleen, I told him, I said, but here's the thing, brother. 1.00

04:04:26.240 That little brown baby's coming next, man. 1.00

04:04:28.840 And when that son of a bitch pops out, you've got an anchor baby, man. 1.00

04:04:32.760 So if you guys don't understand what the real anchor babies are, that's what she's going through. 1.00

04:04:37.940 And I'm not justifying her. 0.92

04:04:39.360 I would have bounced her ass a long time ago, unless you guys are having a good time. 0.98

04:04:44.060 You know, there's probably good information going back and forth. 0.99

04:04:47.000 To make our point, I would have bounced her ass out of here a long time ago, man. 0.99

04:04:51.720 She's got grandkids. 1.00

04:04:53.100 It's crossed our mind several times, I can assure you.

04:04:57.840 It is.

04:04:58.420 I can promise you it's naivety on my part, because I've been very sheltered in this white world. 0.72

04:05:04.720 But I just started thinking about the half black girl.

04:05:08.860 She's not even half black. 0.99

04:05:09.940 She's just a portion of black. 1.00

04:05:12.540 What she wants to do is she wants to breed with a black person. 1.00

04:05:16.580 That's who she's attracted to. 0.99

04:05:18.140 The boy, on the other hand, he wants to be with a white woman.

04:05:23.100 And I've been thinking about this for the last few minutes.

04:05:25.740 Yeah.

04:05:26.480 Yeah.

04:05:27.300 That's, there's your problem, Colleen. 1.00

04:05:30.440 Here comes this science experiment that wants to take our sacred blood, mate with it, to turn our sacred blood into a fucking monkey thing. 1.00

04:05:42.340 I'm sorry that I admitted this shit out loud. 1.00

04:05:45.320 What color is Colleen's husband? 1.00

04:05:47.100 Has anybody asked her?

04:05:47.980 What color is Colleen's husband?

04:05:49.100 He, he's Canadian French. 1.00

04:05:55.140 He's white and he's fat and shit like that, you know, just like, God damn it. 1.00

04:05:59.140 I mean, what color are his eyes and his hair? 1.00

04:06:02.580 They're, like, still blue. 1.00

04:06:04.640 Ah, bullshit. 0.99

04:06:05.280 His hair's blonde. 1.00

04:06:05.720 Bullshit. 1.00

04:06:07.000 Bullshit. 1.00

04:06:08.200 That's not bullshit. 1.00

04:06:09.180 I didn't say that I gave birth to these, you know, part black people. 0.99

04:06:14.060 I said that they're in my family. 1.00

04:06:17.240 But, yeah, you can call this motherfucker up to him. 1.00

04:06:19.420 He's actually trying to get on X so that he can see what the fuck I'm doing when I fight with everybody. 1.00

04:06:25.960 So, when your daughter's fucking this spook, what did you say? 1.00

04:06:29.240 I'm just curious. 0.99

04:06:30.400 People ask me all the time.

04:06:31.640 You're a boomer.

04:06:32.760 What did you do?

04:06:33.540 I got two boys. 0.98

04:06:34.640 I didn't have anybody fucking a spook. 1.00

04:06:36.140 So, what did you do when they were fucking? 1.00

04:06:37.620 My daughter never fucked a nigger. 1.00

04:06:39.640 Well, you got a mutt, right? 1.00

04:06:42.680 No.

04:06:43.200 I said that there's two of them. 1.00

04:06:43.980 You've got niggers in the woodpile, Marco. 1.00

04:06:46.600 Yeah. 1.00

04:06:46.880 I said they're in the family.

04:06:48.400 I didn't say they came from me.

04:06:51.820 And, you know, you guys got me thinking that, yeah, you know, it's like, sure, you got a couple in the woodpile.

04:06:58.580 But, really, down the road, they're really trying to steal our Aryan-ness and whether they want to or not. 1.00

04:07:06.140 These are crocodile tears.

04:07:09.740 These are crocodile tears.

04:07:11.500 And, Colleen, we can't afford to allow this mixed race to improve his genetics. 1.00

04:07:20.940 I absolutely understand that. 0.97

04:07:22.860 I would have been beaten to hell as a child if I would have thought about even, you know, having a Mexican boyfriend or a black boyfriend. 1.00

04:07:31.420 My dad would have murdered me for that. 1.00

04:07:33.800 Why didn't you murder your daughter? 0.99

04:07:36.820 It's not my daughter. 0.94

04:07:38.280 I said it's somebody in our family.

04:07:42.960 She's tricking us, Chief.

04:07:44.920 I'm not tricking you.

04:07:46.100 Yeah.

04:07:46.420 Well, we're going to move off.

04:07:48.260 We're going to use this, you know, use the topic here for discussion.

04:07:53.420 I think it's been good.

04:07:54.220 But let's get to a friend of the family.

04:07:56.240 Well, before we get to FOF, I love you, brother.

04:08:00.460 I just want to use this as an opportunity for our audience to recognize this as a learning experience.

04:08:07.420 You are going to run into people like Colleen.

04:08:10.560 And we need to understand and have our talking points down so that way we can tell them, here's where you got it wrong.

04:08:21.420 This is where you aren't understanding.

04:08:23.580 This is how you navigate forward so that way when it comes to righting the wrongs, there's still some hope.

04:08:33.960 So I will say this.

04:08:36.640 Am I very happy with Colleen right now?

04:08:39.620 No.

04:08:40.740 Is there hope in her awakening to recognize that the crime her family has committed is not only a crime that they've committed to the family, but that they have committed to the race as a whole? 0.67

04:08:55.440 There is hope, and I hope Colleen sees this, and I hope Colleen meditates on this, and I hope that you guys see this and that you guys meditate on this so that way when you need to present these talking points, you're ready to go.

04:09:10.940 Go ahead, FOF.

04:09:13.020 Colleen, just wait.

04:09:14.380 Let friend of the family go, please.

04:09:16.760 Let me go in first.

04:09:18.080 These people are not.

04:09:21.440 Yeah, friend of the family, go ahead.

04:09:22.920 They're not even biologically related to me.

04:09:25.880 Colleen, come on. 1.00

04:09:27.060 I don't want to kick you off the stage.

04:09:29.080 I want you to practice some impulse control.

04:09:31.680 I had to do it.

04:09:34.160 She can request and come back up later if we care to, but friend of the family, go ahead.

04:09:44.560 We're not getting any audio from you, bud.

04:09:48.080 You want to try again?

04:09:49.180 All right.

04:09:49.420 Can you talk?

04:09:50.280 Yeah.

04:09:51.540 All right, excellent.

04:09:52.940 Yeah, first of all, yeah, we shouldn't just boot her right off right, Marco.

04:09:57.740 Like, some people need to hear this, and we need to, like, see how it's reconciled.

04:10:01.700 Like, I wanted to hear how these guys handled it, so that was important.

04:10:05.580 Secondly, I was looking into this very situation, and if you crunch the numbers, there's enough mulattos in this country. 1.00

04:10:15.160 There's like a, say you had a 10-member in a white family at, like, a Thanksgiving or Christmas.

04:10:22.140 There's enough mulattos. 1.00

04:10:23.940 There's 1.36 for every white family. 0.98

04:10:27.180 And that's a big part of why Jews push race mixing so heavy and all these dating shows and love islands and all that shit is because they know if you get one in each family, it completely weakens the resolve of the whole family. 1.00

04:10:43.760 Like, not iffy family, but a lot of families have somebody like us at Thanksgiving. 1.00

04:10:48.580 And then you have a niece who's a mud shark, and you kind of talk shit to her, like, hey, Sandra, you still fucking niggers? 1.00

04:10:56.560 And then, you know, the family kind of looks the other way. 1.00

04:10:59.580 Her dad is probably disgusted with it, but he's a pussy, and his wife put his, you know, balls in a jar. 1.00

04:11:04.860 And then by next Thanksgiving, now she's shit out a little sprog, and now even that dad is telling you, hey, now, you wash your mouth. 1.00

04:11:14.160 That's my granddaughter. 1.00

04:11:15.540 You better shut the fuck up or you're not welcome in this family anymore. 1.00

04:11:19.080 So, yeah, they do this to divide families and to make people like us the pariah of our own bloodline. 0.99

04:11:25.420 And so, yeah, like, I know not every family has a mulatto, has a sprog, but, you know, some families got a prolific mud shark that made four or five. 0.99

04:11:36.580 A lot of families don't have any, thank God. 0.51

04:11:38.840 But that's definitely why they're pushing it so fucking hard as opposed to just weaken us all and make us really hard to come together. 0.98

04:11:45.440 Because, like, even Colleen, like, she's pretty fucking racist, but, like, even she's having, like, second thoughts about it because her family is infected with it. 0.97

04:11:53.840 It's just, it's all there is to it. 0.99

04:11:55.420 So that's all I got.

04:11:57.400 Thank you, brother.

04:11:58.180 And, you know, we kind of covered this just the other day in regards to why it benefits the Jew to live amongst a multiracial society because it's easier for them to hide in it, right? 0.99

04:12:14.200 And the foundings of this country, I brought this up, I'll bring it up one more time, but there's a reason why in New York City there's a street called Wall Street because our forefathers,

04:12:25.060 walled the Jews up in Wall Street, walled the Jews up in Wall Street and they weren't allowed to leave past 6 p.m. at night. 0.79

04:12:33.360 So they were looked at as an other when it was just white folks and Jews, right?

04:12:41.580 So wouldn't it benefit them to create all of these weird hybrid creatures to walk around and, you know, be a part of society, leeching off of the system, you know, being a weird science experiment that has no roots, has no culture, has no history? 1.00

04:13:01.420 Why they continue to commit crimes against white people? 0.74

04:13:08.000 Oh, yeah. 0.86

04:13:09.040 Oh, yeah. 1.00

04:13:09.580 You bet your ass it would. 0.99

04:13:11.000 That's why they get nose jobs when they're 16 years old because they use aggressive mimicry tactics as well. 0.99

04:13:17.940 And this is one of those things that we need to recognize, people, is that the Jew benefits from a multiracial society. 0.97

04:13:25.940 The Jew benefits when you have a nigger in your woodpile because that nigger isn't going to know the difference between a legitimate Aryan and an Ashkenazi hybrid creature. 1.00

04:13:40.400 The Jew, you know, ask 90% of black people, you can put a picture up of a Jew and a blonde-haired, blue-eyed Aryan. 0.98

04:13:51.880 You can put them right next to each other and you can say, what is the race?

04:13:56.300 And they'll always say white.

04:13:58.380 They'll always say white because they're not capable of recognizing the differences in physiognomy.

04:14:04.780 They lack the computing power.

04:14:06.580 We talked about this yesterday in regards to what our genetic blood gives us in regards to software, right? 0.84

04:14:15.000 Only white people can be white people. 0.95

04:14:18.800 You can't train a black person to be a white person because it's not in their coding. 1.00

04:14:24.060 White people's coding is distinct and specific to themselves, just like the Jewish coding is distinct and specific to themselves. 0.98

04:14:32.860 They're a science experiment. 0.90

04:14:34.260 They're a weird science experience mutt people with no homeland, no mats for life. 1.00

04:14:40.520 But like what friend of the family said, ostracized from your family at Thanksgiving because you called out your cousin for being a mud shark.

04:14:52.300 So, thank you, friend of the family, for sharing that.

04:14:57.820 I think that is also painting a broader picture as to why we can't allow or condone race mixing because it destroys families. 1.00

04:15:07.760 And what does the Jew want most? 0.97

04:15:09.500 He wants your family destroyed. 0.96

04:15:10.980 Well, there's a genetic predisposition for these people as well, right? 0.99

04:15:20.540 These Jews are also hybrids. 1.00

04:15:27.940 They are mongrels themselves. 0.96

04:15:30.980 The Jews in America and the ones that try to hide among us are Middle Eastern. 1.00

04:15:36.360 They have a predisposition for not understanding racial consciousness. 0.88

04:15:42.580 They have an attachment to their non-white side, which they cannot let go. 0.91

04:15:49.920 Just like – and this is not even somebody who is.

04:15:54.400 Culling is not mixed race.

04:15:56.480 She simply has it in her family, and that's how insidious and biological this connection becomes is that she has an inability to see reality now, and these Jews are the same way. 0.98

04:16:19.500 And so when – don't look at Jews as a separate people. 0.93

04:16:23.000 Look at them as mongrels.

04:16:24.080 They are a mixed race people themselves, and they prioritize mixed race people for that reason.

04:16:32.300 It's just simply biological.

04:16:33.940 There's nothing really wrong with them.

04:16:36.000 They're actually operating on their own moral and ethical nature.

04:16:44.060 It's exactly true.

04:16:45.860 But if we're going to protect ourselves and our people, then we have to recognize that, and we have to make that stand.

04:16:53.060 And we have to make that stand with people who have these vulnerabilities, like a Colleen, and we're going to have to talk them through it.

04:16:59.420 She gets it, right?

04:17:00.660 But her emotional predisposition will never let her go full 1488. 0.70

04:17:08.980 Deep State, you want to get in there?

04:17:10.220 Yeah, just real quick, it was pretty much covered just through your response and a friend of the family's response.

04:17:20.500 Colleen, you know, I hear her in general space in the mornings on my way to work.

04:17:25.640 You know, I hear her in your spaces when I'm on my lunch break and whatnot.

04:17:29.080 And it just, it gets frustrating to hear somebody like that, you know, speak with the bias because she has that in her family.

04:17:39.300 And it's just, I'm glad you called it out for what it is because, you know, sometimes in those morning spaces, I don't really think she gets the blowback that she needs to hear.

04:17:49.920 Not just from the situation in this space, but just other things that are brought up and sometimes things like that need to happen.

04:17:57.540 So thank you for doing that.

04:18:00.740 Yeah, likewise.

04:18:02.080 Thanks for recognizing.

04:18:04.020 Yeah, go ahead, Mark.

04:18:04.900 So I guess I'm getting prepared for my six feet down of the week.

04:18:10.300 I'll make this quick.

04:18:11.520 I won't be ugly.

04:18:13.060 You know, here's the thing.

04:18:15.420 If you're going to, if you want to play football, do you like go to the NFL and try to walk on?

04:18:20.640 Do you guys really think she's coming into this bucket space?

04:18:23.700 And I realize I get the benefit of the one brother.

04:18:26.500 I never have indicated bouncing anybody immediately.

04:18:28.920 And I get the benefit of letting her go back and forth as a sounding board to reinforce the true brothers in here.

04:18:37.140 But do you really think she wandered into this space as her first choice to, you know, I mean, come on, man.

04:18:47.720 I think she's got, you know, she's probably retired and has a lot of time on her hands. 0.99

04:18:54.220 So I'm going to go sell a bunch of white supremacists on my nigger grandkids. 1.00

04:19:00.820 That's a brilliant fucking move, brother. 1.00

04:19:04.640 I mean, I'll give you that, you know. 0.99

04:19:07.240 So I'm just sharing.

04:19:08.220 Well, look, maybe this is actually the first time that she's received hard blowback.

04:19:13.180 Kind of like what Deep State just brought up.

04:19:15.280 She travels around to other spaces.

04:19:17.160 And we got this information from her.

04:19:22.220 And we hit hard the way that we should.

04:19:25.080 It's important that she hears this.

04:19:27.220 It's important that our audience hears this.

04:19:29.200 Because, yeah, we are all about the 14 words, Marco.

04:19:32.980 And that means no race mixing.

04:19:35.160 No nones.

04:19:36.360 Not even once.

04:19:37.620 And I'll tell you this.

04:19:38.620 I'll tell everybody here.

04:19:40.380 I have a distant cousin who has race mixed.

04:19:44.040 And you want to know what that cousin is to me? 1.00

04:19:46.820 Dead.

04:19:48.120 Dead to me.

04:19:49.540 Dead to me. 1.00

04:19:50.360 Because I'm not going to look at that fucking curly-haired, brillo-pad-haired abomination and call it my cousin. 1.00

04:19:57.380 No. 1.00

04:19:58.520 It's a fucking monster. 1.00

04:20:01.120 And guess what? 1.00

04:20:02.260 When it comes down to it, I won't have a problem putting that little monster on a boat back to Africa. 1.00

04:20:07.220 Yeah.

04:20:14.440 I'm just – I love it.

04:20:16.380 I love you, brother.

04:20:17.040 I'm just trying to find balance between – I'm learning.

04:20:20.820 You know, I'm pretty new. 0.95

04:20:21.960 I'm just trying to find balance between letting someone row, which I think is obviously more fucked up than we would usually let row. 0.95

04:20:30.220 But, no, it's not my – it's none of my business. 0.91

04:20:32.440 I'm just – that's what I'm struggling with.

04:20:34.380 So I appreciate you guys putting out with me, man.

04:20:36.940 So I'm learning, man.

04:20:38.080 You got it.

04:20:38.740 You got it. 0.53

04:20:39.380 Yeah, sometimes we have to let these conversations bake a little bit to draw out because if we'd shut her down just based on what she initially said, then we wouldn't have gotten to the place where she told us about the nigger in the woodpile, right? 1.00

04:20:57.500 And the reason why she has these ideas, right?

04:21:00.860 Now we know and we can articulate to our audience, this is why these people have this connection and this desire to go a little bit more relaxed.

04:21:14.400 It's why she has the feelings toward McFuentes that she does.

04:21:20.600 She's okay with a bit of mixing, right?

04:21:23.440 She thinks it's not that bad.

04:21:27.200 And that's not – you know, we talked about holding the standard, you know, yesterday.

04:21:33.460 The standard is something we have to hold.

04:21:36.480 Now getting there is one thing.

04:21:37.820 But having the standard, you know, having the landing spot of owning a racial purity, I want to invoke chapter 11 here of Mein Kampf.

04:21:50.780 You know, a people with a racial purity and a consciousness of the treasure of their blood cannot be overcome by the Jew. 0.99

04:22:00.280 Now, she wants to talk about the Jews, but doesn't want to talk about the nigger in the woodpile, doesn't want to talk about the fact that Nick Fuentes' admixture is over the limit, right? 1.00

04:22:14.920 She wants to talk about the Jew. 0.72

04:22:17.500 Well, you don't get to talk about the Jew until you solve the problem, which is racial purity and the consciousness of the treasure of your blood. 0.61

04:22:28.020 And this is a good lesson, and it was, you know, it was fruitful in the whole conversation.

04:22:35.160 And, you know, it's one of those you never know which way the conversation is going to go, and you kind of take your shots, take your chances.

04:22:42.720 And I think it was well done overall.

04:22:45.960 And I think she's going to, you know, be able to reflect on it.

04:22:49.340 I don't know.

04:22:50.140 Like, a mother is hard to change, right? 0.98

04:22:52.280 And the fact that she accepted the fact that she probably views these people as her pets, that's a huge step for any woman to realize that's a part of the reason why you have this empathy toward the nons, is because you look at them as your pets, and they're not.

04:23:15.000 So, notice her, go ahead. 0.74

04:23:22.200 Hey, you know, it frustrates me when I hear people like her come up, and she'll say, oh, well, there's this one really nice Jewish lady I went to school with, or there's this one nigger that seems really intelligent and well-spoken I've seen on TV. 0.99

04:23:39.020 How is that justification for them living in our country?

04:23:44.940 Like, that makes, that's not a talking point to me.

04:23:47.860 Like, that's not an excuse to allow someone to be here.

04:23:51.180 It's just, I just don't understand why they think that it's our duty and our right to care for these people. 1.00

04:23:58.440 Fuck them. 1.00

04:23:59.260 We built our own nations. 1.00

04:24:00.480 We built our own countries.

04:24:02.300 There's zero exceptions at all. 0.98

04:24:06.000 I'm just going to land there before I get more fucking pissed off. 0.91

04:24:09.020 Thanks, brother. 0.98

04:24:13.240 Yeah, was it Deep State?

04:24:15.280 Yeah, go ahead.

04:24:18.740 Yeah, I just also wanted to, you know, just give a shout out to, and I know it's been recognized just through the past few speakers, but, you know, just how it was handled with, you know, her coming in here and getting belligerent, because she stays on the belligerent side. 0.99

04:24:32.960 That's just one thing she does. 1.00

04:24:34.740 I've heard her in the mornings, and I hope it's a time for her that she can say, okay, maybe they do have a point to just get outside the whole Jew, Jew, Jew thing and recognize the mud in the pool. 0.92

04:24:53.200 So, yeah, kudos to that.

04:24:56.920 Yeah, and, you know, radio touches base on this all the time.

04:25:00.580 Naming the Jew isn't enough, right? 1.00

04:25:03.560 It's faux pas.

04:25:05.480 Everybody does it now.

04:25:07.060 You know, it is a normalized talking point to anyone who is serious about understanding the nature of geopolitics and politics here in the United States of America.

04:25:19.360 If you have looked into any rabbit holes, genuinely, you run into the Jew eventually, especially here on this platform. 1.00

04:25:29.860 You can't not see it.

04:25:32.860 There's just – if you deny the existence of Jewish supremacy and their intention for global hegemony, then you are being an intellectual dishonest person, not only to yourself, but to whomever that you're trying to share information with afterwards.

04:25:53.740 So, with that being said, there's a more important conversation to have, and that's why our show is called 1488, because it is about securing our existence and a future for white children. 0.85

04:26:10.520 Yes, we recognize there is a problem with the Jew, right? 1.00

04:26:14.660 How can we equate the problem with the Jew, and then go to the 14 words, observe the 88 precepts, implement them in our lives, so that way the Jew isn't a problem anymore, or the Jew problem gets resolved, or the non-problem gets resolved? 0.89

04:26:33.240 We can talk about Jews every day here on 1488, but it's not going to do you any good. 0.99

04:26:39.480 You already know that we have a Jew problem, so we try to talk white people things here. 0.96

04:26:44.660 We try to bring up solutions about starting businesses, meeting up in real life, organizing conventions, creating new radio programs, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, because this is how we move the ball forward.

04:27:00.220 Incessantly talking about the Jew forever is not how we move the ball forward.

04:27:05.040 Teaching the golem, teaching the Jewish golem, right, the invasive species about the Jew isn't going to help our problem either, because lo and behold, if they're being intellectually honest and the outliers amongst their group decide, oh, well, guess what? 1.00

04:27:24.760 If the Jew is giving me all my bread, the Jew is giving me all my circus, the Jew is giving me precedent over the white man in his own country, why would they team up with us? 0.75

04:27:37.060 Please, somebody explain to me why they would team up with us.

04:27:41.180 Why would a Haitian team up with a white guy in the United States of America if the Jew is the reason why he's getting all the gibbs and was brought into this country and received a thousand times upgrade in his life? 1.00

04:27:54.760 Makes no fucking sense. 0.99

04:27:56.960 He would team up with the Jew if he was being intellectually honest because the Jew is the one who's feeding him. 1.00

04:28:06.460 Go ahead, Marco.

04:28:09.040 So I want to kind of tie this in to – I'm not going to bash Colleen anymore, although I'm going to mention something about her.

04:28:19.300 Also, White Excellence Radio, how valuable this time is.

04:28:23.780 And for all the young people out there, I'm going to teach you a trick, okay? 1.00

04:28:28.940 And I coach all my guys this, and I promise you this will tie back into everything.

04:28:33.520 When you go to interview, okay, usually the interviewer, the person you're sitting in front of that you're terrified of, dictates the conversation, okay?

04:28:43.700 What I teach all my guys is when you go into the interview, the way you take control of that is when they actually ask you about something you actually understand and you're really good at, you take control of the conversation and you talk about it.

04:28:57.640 And you talk about it for a long time as long as they'll let you go.

04:29:02.540 And what will happen is as that goes on, you're burning down their time that they have to make their point.

04:29:09.360 This is what I teach the young guys to do when they go into an interview.

04:29:13.140 So when someone comes in, and I would never argue, because I love all these brothers, especially these elders, that, you know, we can't learn from blowback or whatever it is.

04:29:25.420 We kind of recognize it right away.

04:29:26.920 But they are burning down time in this space that, you know, that we are losing time in this space.

04:29:37.680 And I'm not going to say that we don't learn from that blowback and this other stuff because some really valuable stuff is said. 0.99

04:29:44.480 But you got to understand, some of these motherfuckers like her are just burning down the space here that we could be talking about other things. 1.00

04:29:52.440 And I teach guys this all the time, and girls, women, whatever, when you go into an interview, how to do this. 0.99

04:29:58.680 This is a trick.

04:29:59.840 If you've never heard this, I can teach you this.

04:30:01.880 I can teach you all this.

04:30:03.200 That's actually why I'm here, right? 0.99

04:30:04.900 So I'm like the oldest fucking guy, probably. 0.98

04:30:07.220 So I just want to share, they're burning our time, man. 0.98

04:30:11.140 And I'm not saying everything they say is not valuable or the blowback on it couldn't be valuable.

04:30:19.340 So thanks for letting me share.

04:30:20.740 Yeah.

04:30:22.440 Well, you know, Marco, all time is valuable, and I will stand behind this as still a very valuable learning lesson, right?

04:30:36.100 There is more pressing manners than talking about Colleen and what's going on in her life, but everything is of importance.

04:30:45.340 And, you know, I know some people aren't going to like hearing this, but this is a radio show.

04:30:50.540 And with a radio show, there's exceptions made in certain circumstances in order to generate good content.

04:30:59.300 And personally speaking, I would probably say the same in regards to what Mythos, he'd probably be in agreement with me, is that this was a good opportunity for good content.

04:31:09.740 And when you got to do a radio show five days out of the week, you want content.

04:31:18.500 So we definitely want something to fill the airwaves.

04:31:21.000 We want to turn it into a learning experience.

04:31:22.980 And then we also want to use it as an opportunity to sharpen our iron, show our iron to the audience.

04:31:29.300 So that way, as they're sharpening their iron down there and listeners, they can have their swords ready to present to their family members or people in their everyday lives that have a Colleen in their life.

04:31:44.260 Luckily, Colleen's on her way out. 0.96

04:31:47.660 So, I don't know if the pillow's going to pass her.

04:31:52.560 The pillow might stop at her house.

04:31:58.220 Yeah, agreed, definitely.

04:32:00.580 And good points made by Marco there.

04:32:04.100 I really like that.

04:32:05.120 I hadn't heard that before.

04:32:07.000 I really like that.

04:32:09.360 Especially when you're in a negotiation.

04:32:12.940 It's very, very good information there.

04:32:17.660 So, in other news, there's a few breaking news items that we can briefly cover.

04:32:39.700 Apparently, there was a train derailment in Palo Pinto, Texas.

04:32:47.660 Involving 35 cars that may be carrying hazardous materials.

04:32:52.660 So, there might be another, what was it, South Palestine, Ohio incident, but now taking place in Texas.

04:33:01.760 So, keep your eyes peeled on that story.

04:33:04.380 See where it goes.

04:33:05.540 Because we all know that the large chemical spill that took place at the derailment in Ohio just so happened to be in a predominantly white area that voted Republican under Biden's administration.

04:33:22.280 And Pete Booty guy was in charge of the Department of Transportation at that time.

04:33:31.460 So, I don't believe in coincidences.

04:33:35.340 Obviously, train derailments do happen on a daily basis in the United States of America. 0.99

04:33:40.420 And this is a great opportunity to say when you're spending all of your money on non-whites, your rails get fucked up. 1.00

04:33:48.460 Your streets get fucked up. 1.00

04:33:50.400 Your schools get fucked up. 1.00

04:33:52.280 Your airports turn to shit. 1.00

04:33:56.340 And your quality of life dramatically decreases because these non-whites are a drag on your society. 1.00

04:34:04.240 So, this is a great time to say maybe this train wouldn't have derailed if we were a homogenous country because white people actually, you know, know how to handle our shit when we're not handling non-whites shit. 1.00

04:34:16.400 So, there's a 1488 take on the Texas derailment that probably happened not even an hour ago. 0.99

04:34:25.400 So, other news is things are escalating between Russia and Ukraine.

04:34:33.140 Russia seems to be positioning itself on the battlefield to flank almost the entirety of Ukrainian forces,

04:34:42.540 which some are projecting it to be an event that could lead to mass casualties and the conclusion of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

04:34:56.420 I don't know how real the conclusion of the Russia-Ukraine conflict would be, especially since we all know that the operation is triggered to slaughter as many white Ukrainian males as possible. 0.75

04:35:10.640 So, these hybrid creatures can populate the Ukrainians' land and mate with their genetically superior women. 1.00

04:35:21.160 So, there's another 1488 take.

04:35:24.600 Very surface level on the Russian-Ukraine conflict.

04:35:27.680 So, let's see.

04:35:29.720 Ooh, this one's getting a little – it's getting juicier, guys.

04:35:33.040 It's getting juicier.

04:35:34.320 I got another one.

04:35:35.280 John Brennan, ex, I believe, CIA chief during – was it the Obama administration or was it also early Trump administration in 2020?

04:35:47.840 Can somebody give me a brief answer real quick?

04:35:49.720 I think he was early Trump as well, yeah.

04:35:52.660 Yeah.

04:35:53.000 So, John –

04:35:54.060 Until he was fired.

04:35:55.740 Yeah, until he was fired.

04:35:56.940 Okay, so some news on – and that, John Brennan has fled to Austria where MSNBC set up a makeshift studio to make it appear he was still in the United States according to the Jew Roger Stone. 0.69

04:36:12.880 So, apparently, John Brennan is fleeing from persecution, questioning, whatever it may be in regards to his shenanigans with the potential coup against Donald Trump.

04:36:27.980 I don't know if I have a 1488 take on that because, you know, Marco says it all the time.

04:36:32.880 I know we don't do politics here.

04:36:34.660 Well, we kind of do politics here.

04:36:37.600 It's just that we recognize that, you know, left wing, right wing, it's all still a bird, and they all still hate you, and they're going to serve the Jew, whether it's the communist Bolshevik or the Zionist Jew. 0.91

04:36:49.140 Yeah, can I just add to the bird analogy that just struck me here?

04:36:52.180 It's two wings of the same vulture.

04:36:54.460 There you go.

04:36:58.140 That's one way to put it.

04:37:01.140 What else do we have?

04:37:03.260 I am scrolling this.

04:37:08.280 White hat hackers are now volunteering to protect U.S. water utility facilities from outside threats.

04:37:16.900 Define white hat hackers, Saar.

04:37:19.300 Are they going to – are these the guys that do the tech support?

04:37:27.320 The white hats are the good guys.

04:37:30.120 You know, Q is in charge, and the black hats are the bad guys is what I understand. 0.99

04:37:37.020 The black hats are the malicious hackers, and the white hats will be the guardian hackers.

04:37:45.420 Marco, you got a take on that?

04:37:46.700 Yeah, so in the DOD, we call them – they're penetration testers, brother.

04:37:53.140 So what they do is – and we have thousands of them.

04:37:56.960 So what they do is the black hats are definitely the guys off the grid.

04:38:00.980 The funny part is, you know, if you look at any of this stuff, it's always some white guy someplace doing it.

04:38:07.200 You know, they never show a brown or anything else.

04:38:09.160 It's pretty funny.

04:38:11.140 It's like the burglar on TV. 1.00

04:38:13.000 They show a white guy breaking into the fucking house. 1.00

04:38:15.060 But what a white hat is, it is a great career field. 1.00

04:38:19.540 I would tell anyone that doesn't want to actually go to college, you can go get certified as a white hat.

04:38:27.720 And it's called actually a penetration tester. 0.99

04:38:30.500 So these companies will hire you, pay you a fortune to come in and sit at your machine all day with a cup of coffee and try to figure out how to break into their shit. 0.99

04:38:41.120 And that's what a white hat hacker is. 0.99

04:38:43.440 We call them – they're actually called penetration testers.

04:38:47.100 And here's the other thing.

04:38:48.700 Aside from just doing that, they offer bounties.

04:38:51.660 Now, check this out.

04:38:52.600 This is worth the price of your admission alone. 0.99

04:38:54.880 If you actually find a hole and you can get into it, they'll pay you a million fucking dollars. 0.98

04:39:02.100 And that is – I am not joking about that dollar figure. 0.93

04:39:07.480 Of course, they're – depending on – if you're doing corporations, the numbers would be lower.

04:39:11.720 Or if you can get into the federal system, the numbers get really high.

04:39:17.920 But white hat hacker is – equals penetration tester.

04:39:22.620 So go out and check that out.

04:39:24.260 If you guys are really good, especially if you're good with IP addresses and understand switches and routers and that kind of stuff,

04:39:31.360 if you're a Cisco guy and you're good at all that, go out and study penetration testing, and you'll get a great job.

04:39:40.860 And I'm just telling you, it's a good way for these kids to go if you don't want to go to college.

04:39:50.940 Yeah, thanks for clearing that up.

04:39:52.900 As we hear that from time to time, I never looked into that exact.

04:39:56.940 But that's a great way to put it, a penetration tester.

04:39:59.380 Because I know from just listening that banks use these, right?

04:40:07.320 Other – and as everything is built on software now, if you have valuable information and a digital safe, you want to keep from being accessed by –

04:40:20.380 Now, I was just about to say black hat hackers.

04:40:26.980 What's black hat? 0.98

04:40:29.880 Black hats are just the bad guys.

04:40:31.600 You don't – nobody really hires a black hat.

04:40:34.020 That's the guy sitting off that does it, right?

04:40:37.420 Yeah, so the black hat is the white hat who's not commissioned.

04:40:42.020 He's not reporting.

04:40:43.060 He's actually going in there to access the data or access the –

04:40:48.760 Ransomware.

04:40:50.360 Yeah. 1.00

04:40:50.740 Steal your shit, all that. 1.00

04:40:52.360 And those are – and I'll tell you right now, man. 1.00

04:40:55.120 Those are really, really smart guys.

04:40:57.540 And the one thing we can never figure out, and I'm talking about from corporate and DOD perspective, is,

04:41:02.580 Jesus Christ, why don't they just come out of the woods and get a real job because they can make a fortune?

04:41:08.140 But obviously, they don't want to do that, right?

04:41:11.940 But when you look at the white hat stuff, because it's what it's called – here's a phrase you need to put in your vocabulary.

04:41:20.680 It's called surface area, right?

04:41:22.440 So one of the things they'll do is – we're talking about white hat now because black hats are just the bad guys that won't come out of the woods, right? 0.99

04:41:29.420 So – but the white hat guys, it's called surface area.

04:41:33.120 So it's an attack area on your application, right?

04:41:38.340 So they'll look at your authentication, and then if they can get in, they'll see if they can run SQL against your database.

04:41:49.820 They'll look at different things they can do.

04:41:51.880 It's called attack surface.

04:41:53.980 So there's a ton of money in these companies that bring in these people, and we pay it every day, man, trying to tell you.

04:42:01.860 They bring these guys in, and they will start trying to figure out what your attack surface is, and you want to minimize your attack surface so you don't have these.

04:42:11.160 It's not just logging in, right?

04:42:12.800 There are all these other things, right?

04:42:14.540 So it's called an attack surface.

04:42:17.740 So the black hats are just the bad guys.

04:42:19.700 I wouldn't – you know, you can kind of like just say those are the bad guys. 0.76

04:42:23.320 The white power guys are the – sorry – are the white hat guys, and they look at attack surface, and then they'll run – so we'll just run tools.

04:42:35.520 We'll just run tools against it without a human even doing it, and then it'll identify all these holes, right, like Swiss cheese.

04:42:42.860 And then we bring in the white hats, and they start hitting them one at a time, and then we close them up.

04:42:48.340 This is how it actually works in the real world.

04:42:51.520 I wouldn't even go to college.

04:42:53.100 I would just go get certified.

04:42:55.220 I mean, if you want to go to computer science degree, that's okay. 0.98

04:42:58.480 You're going to get replaced by AI eventually, but if you do white hat hacking, you'll have a job for a long fucking time, man. 0.92

04:43:05.560 They hire these guys as consultants for big money. 0.97

04:43:07.920 Okay.

04:43:12.860 There we go.

04:43:14.240 I like it.

04:43:15.660 Skolmas, go ahead.

04:43:18.060 White hats who have certs are skitties, and they are cringe, and that's why they get fed jobs, because they can't throw their way out of the wet paper bags. 0.99

04:43:26.920 So they sit there with Snickers and run Metasploit with packages that they didn't even write.

04:43:33.220 They can try to break into these systems, and then they say, here you go, you're good, your audit's complete.

04:43:37.860 And then the black hats, who are based, and who don't need to work with a very big corporation, come along and crack their systems, because they left an extra bucket open that this executive decided he didn't have to tell the audit team about, and all of a sudden, all your passwords and social security numbers are dumped.

04:43:56.500 So, black hats these days are, interestingly enough, usually state-sponsored actors.

04:44:03.380 The days of yore have kind of gone past.

04:44:06.080 It takes these, like, huge – it takes a lot of hardware, a lot of processing power to brute force things these days.

04:44:14.680 And social engineering is where most of these malicious actors get entry into stuff.

04:44:22.100 So you can go get a cert, and you can be a, quote-unquote, op-sec, you know, professional with a cert that takes, like, 30 months to get, but you're going to get bombed.

04:44:35.400 You're going to get bombed by Russian kids who have been doing this since they were eight. 1.00

04:44:38.500 I mean, Skull's 100% correct, you know, but it comes like – it kind of comes down to, you know, do you want to make a legitimate living or not?

04:44:48.220 I'm not being argumentative.

04:44:49.380 He's 100% correct.

04:44:50.260 Yeah, you're right. 1.00

04:44:51.100 There are some really badass motherfuckers out there that are black hats. 1.00

04:44:56.220 But audit is the key word, he said. 0.99

04:44:58.720 And so these corporations are paying – so they have to pass these audits, right?

04:45:02.140 So if you want to do, like, DOD work or even corporate work, there are different levels, you've got to pass these audits, right?

04:45:10.680 So you can't get past these audits until they run all these tools against you.

04:45:15.700 So Skull's exactly right.

04:45:17.500 And those black hat guys are badass.

04:45:19.480 I started this with that, you know.

04:45:21.380 But if you want to come out of the woods and get a good-paying job, you can get in there and try to help these companies pass these audits.

04:45:31.240 It's – it really – it's probably eventually going to pay more than a developer.

04:45:37.780 But we'll see where the AI goes with it.

04:45:53.400 All right.

04:45:54.060 I'm awake now.

04:45:55.520 That was putting me to sleep.

04:45:56.520 Welcome back, guys.

04:45:57.700 Boomers. 1.00

04:45:58.360 Boomer nap.

04:45:59.560 No, no.

04:46:00.380 It's just – you've got to take a boomer nap during the tech talk.

04:46:02.540 I paint it – I look – I paint it pretty easy.

04:46:06.680 There's no such thing as white hat or black hat.

04:46:08.900 There's just somebody who's capable of hacking, right?

04:46:12.880 You can either socially hack.

04:46:15.160 You can software hack.

04:46:17.040 You can hardware hack.

04:46:18.820 You can life hack.

04:46:19.880 It all depends on who's doing the hacking, and the regime will tell you whether or not they're a good guy or a bad guy.

04:46:27.860 That's really what it is.

04:46:30.440 That's really what it is.

04:46:31.580 Is the regime going to say, hey, this is a good guy, or is the regime going to say, hey, this is a bad guy?

04:46:37.300 That's like one man's freedom fighters and other man's terrorists, something like that.

04:46:41.780 I agree.

04:46:42.340 Exactly.

04:46:45.320 Exactly.

04:46:46.380 Because, you know, the –

04:46:48.940 Well, the smart – 0.97

04:46:49.660 There's some hackers that the regime would look at as very, very bad people, but they're pretty fucking badass, and they do some pretty cool shit. 0.96

04:46:59.940 Well, the smart hacker is getting paid by Russia, Israel, and the United States, right? 0.97

04:47:05.680 North Korea.

04:47:06.620 North Korea, brother. 0.88

04:47:07.480 And North Korea.

04:47:08.820 You know, they're taking checks, you know, taking crypto payments from all four.

04:47:12.400 Well, I'm still waiting for my check from Qatar, Mythos.

04:47:15.900 Apparently, all of us anti-Semites get paid big bucks in Qatari money, and I guess I'm just not working hard enough.

04:47:23.380 I know radio is receiving his check from China.

04:47:26.980 I won't chill as hard for China as radio. 0.99

04:47:30.020 So not getting any of that Chinese yuan, not getting any of that fucking Qatari camel money. 1.00

04:47:38.180 So this is a great opportunity to say, hey, guys, we started WhiteExcellence.org. 0.98

04:47:43.940 Check it out.

04:47:45.080 If you want to donate to White Excellence Radio, you can find it on WhiteExcellence.org.

04:47:49.460 On the top, it says donate.

04:47:52.300 Throw us some shekels if you appreciate what you're doing.

04:47:55.200 We appreciate doing this for you.

04:47:56.820 And if you want to grab some super cool merch, we just launched some Adidas polos for those who are looking for, you know, something engraved that looks good that you can wear out to dinner with the missus or hit the golf course.

04:48:10.400 We got two different types.

04:48:11.600 We've got Adidas polo and mythos.

04:48:13.680 What's the other brand called, if you don't mind me asking real quick?

04:48:17.360 The other one is Travis Matthew.

04:48:20.680 The other one is Travis Matthew.

04:48:22.840 And if you know a little bit about Travis Matthew, this is what all the professional athletes are wearing in regards to their brand.

04:48:30.140 So if you do go to any mall or any store where they're selling merchandise for colleges, for football teams, and things of that nature, it's the same brand.

04:48:41.740 So you can get a White Excellence polo, whether it's in Adidas or Travis Matthew, and you can look fresh on the golf course or out on the town.

04:48:52.360 So check it out.

04:48:53.520 It is on WhiteExcellence.org.

04:48:56.040 If polos aren't your thing, we got a few different designs of T-shirts with many more to come in the future.

04:49:01.680 And if you like hats, we got all types of hats for you.

04:49:04.140 We got dad hats, trucker hats, snapback hats, and we got a bunch of cool designs in different colors.

04:49:09.620 Everything is pretty minimalist for the most part.

04:49:13.560 We're not providing a brand that is trying to cover your entire T-shirt with strange decals.

04:49:20.560 But we are a brand that wants you to present yourself as being pro-white in an effective means. 0.79

04:49:27.420 So check it out.

04:49:28.660 We got a new shirt that we launched today that says Good Jeans.

04:49:33.140 And if you know what's going on with Good Jeans, apparently Sydney Sweeney has Good Jeans. 1.00

04:49:38.540 But you could display your Good Jeans by going to WhiteExcellence.org and buying yourself a Good Jeans T-shirt over there.

04:49:47.880 So yeah, White Power, guys. 0.95

04:49:49.600 Thank you.

04:49:50.080 And I'll give some lore behind Adidas just so everybody's caught up to speed.

04:49:54.720 It was founded in 1949 by Adolf Dassler in Germany.

04:49:58.520 The name Adidas, it doesn't mean all day I dream about sex.

04:50:03.860 It actually comes from a combination of this man's name, Adi and Dassler.

04:50:08.640 And the origins trace back to 1924 when he and his brother started Jebruder Dassler Shoe Fabric, the Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory.

04:50:24.180 And they were crafting athletic shoes for the Reich.

04:50:27.880 And their early success included athletes.

04:50:30.280 I mean, this is interesting.

04:50:35.180 Notably, Jesse Owens was greeted by Adolf Hitler, right? 0.50

04:50:43.000 There's a story that he was treated better by Adolf Hitler than he was by the American president at the time.

04:50:48.480 I think it was, was it Lyndon Beat?

04:50:50.640 No, it wasn't Lyndon.

04:50:51.540 It was the other FDR. 0.66

04:50:56.620 Is it FDR?

04:50:57.160 Maybe, maybe I got that one wrong.

04:51:00.220 But, so, yeah, the Adidas, him and his brother split.

04:51:09.280 He founded Adidas and Rudolph founded Puma.

04:51:13.720 So these, again, these, these Slavic bros, right?

04:51:21.020 That, that love their, their Adidas sweatsuits.

04:51:26.680 You know, this is white power. 0.92

04:51:28.360 This is why we can't allow these, these nons to sport our gear, right?

04:51:34.520 Because it, it negrifies them.

04:51:36.580 And it turns them into African, Africanized style.

04:51:42.680 And then they, they take our style and it's our style.

04:51:46.800 And then when we wear it, we get looked at as, as appropriating a Negro style, which is retarded because they don't have any. 1.00

04:51:58.420 If we're going to, you know, if you see a, a white man with a bone through his nose or a lip plate or, you know, rings, you know, on his neck to make him, you know, make his neck elongated or wearing a dashiki. 0.74

04:52:11.620 That's African style. 0.92

04:52:13.140 Everything else is white style. 0.99

04:52:16.800 And, and aside from maybe, you know, putting your hat on sideways, like a retard. 0.99

04:52:24.100 So, you know, that was, that's a good background on Adidas.

04:52:27.980 The iconic three stripe logo was introduced in the 1950s.

04:52:32.520 So anytime you see an African wearing Puma or Adidas, they are, they are appropriating white style to try to be like the white man. 1.00

04:52:45.800 And this, this should be rejected at every turn and laughed at. 0.94

04:52:51.440 They should be, they should be mocked to oblivion over this. 0.97

04:52:55.640 All of Colleen's, you know, nephews and nieces, if that's what I'm gathering, should all just be mocked to oblivion for their, their subhuman DNA. 1.00

04:53:07.540 And she should be embarrassed. 0.86

04:53:09.640 Go ahead, Marco.

04:53:12.180 So I mentioned it yesterday, but I don't think we can shield the, the white excellence stuff too much. 0.99

04:53:19.320 Right.

04:53:19.720 So we, so we got in our t-shirt yesterday.

04:53:24.400 Um, and so we ordered the, uh, rain Supreme, uh, t-shirt, uh, I ordered it for my son.

04:53:33.760 And, uh, like I talked about, but, uh, you know, it was, it's that nice thick tea. 0.98

04:53:38.140 It's not those cheap fucking teas. 0.97

04:53:39.800 It's that nice thick tea, but he, he hadn't seen it yet. 0.99

04:53:43.140 So that's why I'm mentioning it again today is he saw it this morning.

04:53:47.160 He was like, Oh my gosh, I know.

04:53:48.820 And I know that, uh, Methodist hates this term, but he's like, Oh dad, this is dope.

04:53:52.500 Right.

04:53:53.400 So, but it does, it does. 0.99

04:53:54.940 It really kicks ass. 0.98

04:53:56.280 It's that nice thick tea. 0.98

04:53:58.140 And here's how you test a t-shirt.

04:53:59.780 I don't care what color it is.

04:54:01.280 Hold it up and see if you can see through it in the light. 1.00

04:54:03.860 Like those cheap Walmart shit, right? 0.99

04:54:05.740 This, this is, these are thick, nice teas, man. 0.99

04:54:09.660 And so, but he did raise a question.

04:54:12.160 Uh, and I talked about it a little bit yesterday and he and I knocked it around.

04:54:15.320 Um, he'd read like, how dope would it be?

04:54:18.320 Sorry, Methodist. 1.00

04:54:19.460 If we had, um, you know, the, the, the, the reign supreme in a curve with like barbells

04:54:26.300 underneath it, you know what I'm saying?

04:54:27.920 Like, you know, like, like strength, you know what I mean?

04:54:30.520 I, that's, it was like barbells coming off of the ends of the reign supreme.

04:54:35.760 Yes, baby.

04:54:36.700 Yes, baby.

04:54:37.260 That's it.

04:54:37.760 That's it.

04:54:38.160 I got you.

04:54:38.780 Yeah, that actually sounds pretty cool.

04:54:45.260 Mythos, um, let's look into turning that into an athletic tee.

04:54:50.800 So it won't be a thick tee.

04:54:53.680 It'll be something that you can actually wear at the gym or jog down the street in.

04:54:59.100 Yeah.

04:54:59.420 Wick, wick is, wick is, you got it, baby.

04:55:01.340 Wick is the thing, man.

04:55:02.380 So, yeah, you need a good wicking material, uh, if you're going to take it to, uh, to the

04:55:08.260 gym, uh, like, okay.

04:55:12.400 So we, we do a bit of, uh, a bit of appropriation here.

04:55:17.500 Gold's gym and Marco knows what I'm talking about used to be the thing, right?

04:55:23.280 Um, and it was the premier place where the top athletes would go, uh, to work out and they

04:55:32.220 had an iconic gold's gym logo.

04:55:35.580 Uh, so let me look, let me look at, uh, like we did with old, old Hogan there and, and replace

04:55:42.740 his Hulkamania bandana with a, uh, white excellence, uh, there, you can find that at, uh, white

04:55:49.780 excellence.org as well.

04:55:50.900 Um, let me see if I can, uh, I can wrap my head around something that brings back that,

04:55:57.700 that gold's gym iconic look with some white excellence there.

04:56:06.900 Let's go.

04:56:07.820 I'm here for it.

04:56:08.980 We're doing it.

04:56:10.900 One, one other thing I'm telling you, these weight lifters will buy it.

04:56:14.020 Okay.

04:56:14.980 Especially if they see someone like my son wearing them, uh, or could, you know, I mean, I know

04:56:20.380 we don't want to get this far in the weeds, but like lifting gloves, right?

04:56:23.840 Everybody buys them.

04:56:24.900 We got to buy them from somebody, you know?

04:56:27.800 Um, so when they go to the gym.

04:56:29.700 But is wearing them really white power?

04:56:32.340 I mean, get some calluses on your hands, man.

04:56:34.660 But no, chief, you should see him.

04:56:37.020 I mean, uh, you might want to talk to him about it.

04:56:39.040 You know, probably not, but I'm just trying to say these guys that go every day, there's

04:56:44.960 not, there's a lot of knurling on that.

04:56:47.640 I'm trying, it's a, it's an opportunity to sell something.

04:56:49.700 We can take it offline.

04:56:51.000 Yeah.

04:56:53.280 We, I was just telling you, we got a radio show here, man.

04:56:58.080 We got airtime to fill.

04:56:59.320 We can talk about whatever we want here on 1488 radio, as long as it's not involving,

04:57:03.980 uh, you know, loving nons and allowing them to stay here.

04:57:08.500 I love you, brother.

04:57:09.680 I love you, brother.

04:57:10.700 I got it.

04:57:11.340 I got it.

04:57:11.940 I'm learning.

04:57:12.620 I'm still learning, man.

04:57:13.560 I'm moving down the road a little bit.

04:57:23.280 Um, well, I am posting the gold gym, um, logo here, uh, quite interesting.

04:57:33.980 Uh, our white excellence logo is not entirely unlike it.

04:57:40.660 So I'm going to post it in the nest here.

04:57:43.600 Uh, so we can see that, but, uh, we can definitely, uh, I think do some work on this, uh, little

04:57:53.980 logo, make it something that's fun and, uh, and looks awesome because the gym bros will

04:58:00.460 all know what this logo looks like and what it means.

04:58:03.500 So this is, uh, this is good stuff.

04:58:05.920 I think we can work with it.

04:58:10.860 Oh yeah.

04:58:11.800 We can, we can, we can work with that.

04:58:14.440 We'll send Colleen one, uh, two or three for free.

04:58:20.020 Psych.

04:58:21.360 Yeah.

04:58:21.840 With receipts that she has deported her, uh, nephews and nieces to Liberia.

04:58:26.860 There you go.

04:58:27.720 Yeah.

04:58:28.480 Receipts.

04:58:28.960 A one-way trip on a carnival cruise.

04:58:50.680 So a slick dog, um, has commented on the Nick Flint is DNA, just so you know, kind of where,

04:58:56.980 where we, we don't strike a balance.

04:58:59.980 Uh, we, we, uh, assess honestly, and we talk amongst ourselves as to what is acceptable.

04:59:07.220 And as slick dog says, you'll, uh, to the Nick Flint is DNA.

04:59:10.940 You'll never find this in blood tribe.

04:59:13.180 This is mutt blood, no place in leadership or voice of our folk. 1.00

04:59:18.020 He belongs in a teepee with a Walmart purchased personal pizza.

04:59:23.620 So that's, that's from slick dog.

04:59:25.640 Yeah.

04:59:26.980 Any disagreement on that?

04:59:41.000 No, I mean, slick dog is, he's awesome.

04:59:49.820 Hail slick dog.

04:59:50.740 Hail blood tribe.

04:59:52.660 Hail white for life.

04:59:54.320 Hail all of our white activists that marched down the street, whether it's flying, uh, Swazi's 0.93

04:59:59.680 flying, uh, uh, fashy or flying an American flag or white lives matter, matter banner.

05:00:05.520 I mean, I love all you guys and I have deep respect for everything that you guys do.

05:00:10.140 So hail 88.

05:00:20.880 I'm scrolling through the timeline, looking for stuff, guys.

05:00:23.500 If you know me, I shoot from the hip here on 1488, never doing my homework, always doing

05:00:28.220 it live on air.

05:00:29.060 So we're doing it live.

05:00:31.140 Doing it live.

05:00:43.680 Oh, I got something.

05:00:44.840 So, um, Carolyn Levitt, who is a white house spokeswoman says today.

05:00:54.160 As Trump cracks down on crime in DC, she said, unlike the previous white house, there is nothing 0.72

05:01:03.780 to hide in this white house.

05:01:05.840 And this invokes a lot of questions.

05:01:11.800 There's nothing to hide.

05:01:13.280 So why won't you give us the full JFK files?

05:01:17.220 There's nothing to hide.

05:01:18.580 So why won't you give us the MLK files in full?

05:01:21.620 There's nothing to hide.

05:01:22.920 Why won't you give us the Jeff Jeffrey Epstein client list?

05:01:26.320 There's nothing to hide.

05:01:27.720 Why did Ghislaine Maxwell get convicted, but there's no victims?

05:01:32.400 There's nothing to hide guys.

05:01:34.460 Nothing to hide at all.

05:01:38.140 Nothing.

05:01:39.500 Nothing to hide. 1.00

05:01:42.300 These guys are so full of shit. 1.00

05:01:46.380 I don't know how MAGA keeps eating this stuff up, you guys. 1.00

05:01:50.940 The amount of hopium and copium that the MAGA base is ingesting at this time, it's unreal.

05:02:01.880 You know, but guess what?

05:02:03.180 You guys got sugar in your Coke instead of corn syrup because the government doesn't want

05:02:08.060 to subsidize corn anymore.

05:02:10.900 That's really why you got sugar in your Coke.

05:02:13.500 Because they got tired of paying farmers millions of dollars a year to farm corn.

05:02:17.940 So, it's not because they wanted you to drink a healthier soda.

05:02:24.620 It's because they don't want to pay corn farmers.

05:02:29.000 It's always something.

05:02:33.120 It's always something.

05:02:34.620 It's pretty funny.

05:02:36.420 It's pretty funny. 0.93

05:02:38.000 Everything is fake and gay about the state of politics today. 0.99

05:02:41.880 Yeah, it really comes down to education. 0.55

05:02:46.760 And we can look at where things went wrong.

05:02:49.680 And the sugar in our diet, this was – and the argument against fat, right?

05:03:01.140 In the 70s, I think it was when they started going after fat, saying fat was unhealthy, but

05:03:08.500 they're loading everything up with sugar.

05:03:10.240 You know, you look at who owned the sugar plantations, right?

05:03:14.780 And my dad said this, and he's not wrong.

05:03:19.040 He said, if you want to make a million dollars – back when a million dollars was like the

05:03:25.040 thing to make, right?

05:03:25.800 When you want – if you want to make a million dollars, you get the government to make your

05:03:34.900 solution a policy, right?

05:03:40.740 And you look at – and you can use the medical field as well.

05:03:46.840 You got the medical field actually being paid to write, you know, reports supporting your

05:03:59.120 position, supporting the fact that, you know, that fat is bad and sugar is not a problem.

05:04:07.360 And you do that, and you have yourself a market, right?

05:04:11.820 And you just ship markets through manipulation, and you run that for as long as you can.

05:04:20.520 And when you're done, you shift and you buy up these corn plantations.

05:04:26.700 And then you start doing this high-fructose corn syrup.

05:04:30.260 And then when that runs, it's gambit, you go back to sugar.

05:04:33.000 And as long as you're staying ahead of the curve and you're able to manipulate the media

05:04:42.300 and the medical industry into your favor, then that's what you do, right?

05:04:47.060 And when you don't care about your folk, when you don't care about the people that you're

05:04:52.260 serving, when you don't have a racial consciousness, then it is about the economy.

05:04:57.540 It just becomes about what you're selling to people, and you keep your kosher foods the

05:05:06.420 way that they are, right? 0.99

05:05:07.960 And you label your kosher foods, and you sell all of the shit to everybody else, and you 0.99

05:05:15.200 lie, and you pay people to lie about the market, about the health. 0.99

05:05:21.480 And then when it's causing cancer, you set up your cancer industry, and then you start

05:05:32.020 a nonprofit to research cancer, to try to find a solution to the cancer.

05:05:37.900 You make millions of dollars looking into cancer research and how to treat cancer, continuing

05:05:44.560 to create cancer with your foods and your poisons, then having people come and get radiation and

05:05:50.500 chemotherapy, and then they die because they're actually not solving the problem.

05:05:58.920 And it goes on and on and on and on and on and on.

05:06:00.960 And it is this amazing cycle. 0.91

05:06:06.860 And you just have to be psychopathic.

05:06:08.600 You have to be psychopathic about it if you want to operate on that level. 0.97

05:06:13.060 Since we don't, since we want to secure the existence of our people in a future for white 1.00

05:06:18.240 children, we get back to healthy food, served by our people, for our people, fop-bop, and

05:06:30.180 make sure that we're doing what's necessary to secure that.

05:06:36.380 And coming to a racial consciousness and understanding, we have no obligation not to rug-pull the nonce. 0.88

05:06:47.440 We have no obligation to treat the nonce with the dignity that we demand for ourselves.

05:06:54.320 We say, oh, no, that's not the way we rock.

05:06:56.760 We are perfectly happy destroying other communities because they are literally racial enemies of 1.00

05:07:06.720 ours, biological enemies.

05:07:08.560 And we have an obligation to go as hard as we can at them.

05:07:13.720 So I'll yield just to say it's always interesting when you see how it all plays out.

05:07:18.960 And unless we're going to organize to take dominance over these things and make them

05:07:29.780 advantageous for us, then we're still going to be – it's either kill or be killed.

05:07:35.260 And I told my kids this. 0.99

05:07:37.560 In business, as crazy as it sounds, it's kill or be killed.

05:07:41.880 And you're either going to be on one side of that equation or the other, and there's

05:07:46.520 no middle ground.

05:07:50.820 Yeah.

05:07:51.400 And what does that mean?

05:07:52.300 That means reserving all of your altruism and empathy towards your race and your race only. 0.69

05:07:59.080 Stop holding doors for nonce.

05:08:02.120 Stop smiling at nonce.

05:08:04.480 Stop giving them your attention.

05:08:06.800 Don't tip them if they're your waiter or waitress.

05:08:10.580 You make their life difficult.

05:08:13.580 Making their life difficult the same way that they continue to make our life difficult.

05:08:18.880 You see their car broken down on the side of the road.

05:08:21.880 You roll up.

05:08:23.240 You look at them with your window down.

05:08:25.440 And you want to know what you tell them?

05:08:27.300 You say, you can't park here.

05:08:29.080 And then you go drive around your business while you throw them a bird and laugh because

05:08:32.720 it's pretty funny to tell people that have their car broken down that they can't park

05:08:36.520 there, especially if it's a non.

05:08:39.480 So I expect the videos to come in.

05:08:43.080 Make sure you tag me.

05:08:44.560 We'll share them.

05:08:48.480 We'll share them on 1488.

05:08:54.700 Hey, you can't park here.

05:08:56.480 You can't live here.

05:08:59.920 You can't work here.

05:09:02.920 You can't be here.

05:09:05.520 You're not welcome here.

05:09:08.140 Yeah, it's a bit of a conundrum for us, right?

05:09:23.540 Because what the world owes us as white people is a big thank you.

05:09:28.900 What we would say in a polite society is, you're welcome.

05:09:41.840 Well, we can't say that to these people.

05:09:44.000 We can't tell them you're welcome.

05:09:45.640 They are unwelcome.

05:09:47.040 You're not welcome.

05:09:48.000 And they know that, especially the higher IQ they are, the more they understand they're

05:10:02.580 not welcome.

05:10:03.860 The more they understand they're not supposed to be here.

05:10:07.200 The more they understand they're not, they're different.

05:10:09.340 And they rely on empathy, right?

05:10:15.380 And I'll give this story.

05:10:17.260 My wife was at a board meeting yesterday. 0.64

05:10:20.560 And one of the representatives of the Hispanic community was complaining that the city was

05:10:34.400 harassing non-whites, they were going around and making non-whites feel uncomfortable because

05:10:44.500 there's food truck violations.

05:10:47.760 And her argument over and over again was that these people are being approached by law enforcement.

05:10:56.580 They don't speak English.

05:10:58.120 They're being approached by law enforcement and giving, being given violations for their

05:11:03.480 food truck violations.

05:11:05.800 And it's scary.

05:11:07.940 It's scary.

05:11:09.420 She just kept saying that.

05:11:10.840 And it's scary.

05:11:12.300 And it's scary.

05:11:14.180 And all of the other people in the, in the board meeting were nodding their head and, and

05:11:21.900 saying, oh yeah, oh, it sounds scary.

05:11:24.300 Oh yeah.

05:11:24.700 And my wife is sitting there because she's my wife and, uh, I have given her the information. 0.95

05:11:34.800 She's sitting there looking at these people like they're just retarded because they are, 0.98

05:11:39.540 and they don't know. 0.97

05:11:40.340 This is back to like those people who don't know.

05:11:42.840 Right.

05:11:44.280 And that's the play.

05:11:46.620 The play is empathy, empathy, empathy.

05:11:49.180 Look, these, these, these, these pets are trying as hard as they can.

05:11:54.420 They're trying as hard as they can, but they can't comport.

05:11:58.200 They can't.

05:12:00.320 Become.

05:12:02.600 A part of our society.

05:12:04.720 They, they are unable.

05:12:06.500 So they're undercutting our white people by, uh, by cutting corners, not doing the, the 0.77

05:12:16.000 thing that the, is required of everyone.

05:12:18.700 And the argument for their continued, uh, violation is empathy.

05:12:30.980 It's just to feel sad, feel bad for these people, feel bad for these people.

05:12:36.200 Well, I don't feel bad and we can't feel bad for these people anymore.

05:12:40.540 And it's a, it is a big challenge to get through to a board who wants to be kind, wants to do

05:12:49.300 the right thing, wants to help people.

05:12:51.260 And it's being taken advantage of, and these people are ruining our society.

05:12:58.040 It's, they're turning it into Mexico because that's what they know.

05:13:02.280 And that's how they, that's the way that they operate.

05:13:04.260 So it's a, it's a challenge, but I've got one person at least at the board meeting who

05:13:09.500 understands what time it is.

05:13:10.840 And, uh, you know, we'll see, we'll see what we can do from there, but that's the tactic.

05:13:15.540 Yeah.

05:13:15.680 We're going to fix that.

05:13:16.760 No more, no, no, no more emotional arguments.

05:13:20.560 Right.

05:13:21.260 Callous your heart, harden your heart to the idea that these people are people.

05:13:27.060 That that's what I've done.

05:13:28.860 When I used to work in downtown Los Angeles amongst Mexicans being the only white person 0.87

05:13:35.120 there, I hardened my heart to the idea that these guys are people.

05:13:39.060 I did not care.

05:13:40.320 I stopped saying, please.

05:13:41.940 I stopped saying, thank you.

05:13:43.880 I stopped offering help.

05:13:46.560 I, I became one of the, look, you're going to hire. 0.70

05:13:51.260 You're a bunch of non-whites in your company. 1.00

05:13:53.000 Well, guess what? 0.98

05:13:53.600 I'm going to do the bare minimum.

05:13:55.880 You get the bare minimum from me.

05:13:58.320 Nothing more, nothing less. 0.98

05:14:00.220 These non-whites want to come into the country, come to my job site. 1.00

05:14:03.600 I'm going to make them work the hardest. 0.97

05:14:11.340 No more appeals to emotion.

05:14:14.160 We don't have that resource anymore.

05:14:16.760 We don't have the ability to have a heart anymore.

05:14:22.140 The only heart that we can have is, is for each other. 1.00

05:14:25.880 You have to shut that shit off. 1.00

05:14:27.940 You really have to shut that shit off. 1.00

05:14:30.100 Well, I listened to a little bit of the conversation this morning that, that MAGA was having, talking 1.00

05:14:37.860 about his, his work environment.

05:14:40.840 Right.

05:14:41.260 And the advice he got was to work hard and the ownership was going to appreciate it and understand

05:14:51.040 it.

05:14:51.840 And I wonder if, if your tactic is not the superior tactic.

05:14:58.880 Right.

05:14:59.520 I worked at, uh, at target for a couple months and I didn't do anything.

05:15:07.860 I came in whenever I wanted an hour late.

05:15:12.600 I didn't care if they liked it or not.

05:15:15.560 And I, I literally was given, uh, a question of whether I wanted to become a manager.

05:15:23.440 You know, I was asked by, or, or a supervisor or whatever their hierarchy is.

05:15:28.080 I was asked by one of the other supervisors, right?

05:15:32.980 Because I wasn't doing a job.

05:15:38.140 In fact, I, they had this like recognition board on the wall and I got put on the recognition

05:15:43.820 board for being like, uh, uh, uh, anti establishment, like, um, provocateur.

05:15:55.340 And even after all of that, it was like office space.

05:16:00.060 It was like the movie office space.

05:16:02.020 And I was given opportunities.

05:16:05.400 I was given, uh, promotional opportunities because of my behavior.

05:16:12.220 So it's, it's a very strange dynamic.

05:16:14.560 It does.

05:16:15.260 It's not the, it's not the white way. 0.89

05:16:17.400 This is back in, this is 1990, so 1999, 2001, maybe it was a long time ago.

05:16:25.340 And even then, like it was already this kind of environment where it was a, it was a lack

05:16:36.200 of care for the store that got me attention in this way.

05:16:40.540 So it was very, very strange.

05:16:41.780 I can't, I still can't today put my finger on it in any way, but, uh, it's not what it

05:16:47.980 sounds like.

05:16:48.580 Well, you know, I'll say this, put, put the attention and care to where it matters, right?

05:16:55.020 In my circumstance, it could have been completely unique, right?

05:16:58.940 It could have just been something that I'm experiencing where, you know, I'm working amongst

05:17:03.960 the legal immigrants.

05:17:05.380 I know that there's no opportunity for advancement.

05:17:08.300 So why am I going to do backbreaking work when I can make all of these illegals, just do all 1.00

05:17:13.760 the work while I stand around on my phone talking in space and still get paid the same, right?

05:17:22.080 It just, it, it makes more sense to do that, right?

05:17:25.720 Watch them struggle and, and, and scrape ends meet while I'm doing nothing and scraping

05:17:31.400 ends meet.

05:17:32.080 So I, I don't know.

05:17:34.260 It's, it's a little bit of a different dynamic.

05:17:36.020 I don't want to say that everybody should do my strategy because my strategy might not

05:17:40.580 be the best strategy for you.

05:17:42.200 Yeah.

05:17:42.720 Yeah.

05:17:42.900 That's what was going through my head is like, it's, it's very situational and circumstantial.

05:17:48.440 You know, you might be working for somebody who actually does recognize good labor, uh,

05:17:54.260 good work.

05:17:54.980 You don't, this is what I've always thought though.

05:17:57.640 Well, you don't want to be so valuable in a labor position that it, it excludes you from,

05:18:05.160 uh, rising in the ranks, you know, that all the jobs that I've had that I've risen in

05:18:14.500 the ranks were a matter of, of opportunity, right?

05:18:17.280 A manager would leave and they would say, Hey, we have this opening.

05:18:21.140 And then they would, you know, they would open it up for interviews and you know, that,

05:18:27.440 that was a, a means.

05:18:29.460 And it was just a timing thing for the most part, but I always had it in the back of my

05:18:34.900 mind that I didn't want to become, if I got a compliment for doing something well, like,

05:18:41.380 uh, cleaning the toilet or the bathroom is like, I don't want that compliment.

05:18:47.860 I want to avoid getting that compliment.

05:18:50.720 I want to avoid getting the compliment that keeps me at the lower end of the, uh, of the

05:18:57.500 spectrum.

05:18:58.060 Always like look for opportunities in your position to excel at the higher end of, of the, the

05:19:06.040 competence and skillset and, and look to, uh, to advantage yourself of those opportunities

05:19:13.440 because it can be a place where you're pigeonholed into, uh, a worse position, uh, because you're

05:19:21.580 good at doing everything, right?

05:19:24.060 You're just good at doing everything.

05:19:25.240 So you can do this one thing very well and keep you locked in because they can't find another

05:19:32.240 person to do that well.

05:19:34.300 And then all of a sudden you're more valuable to them in the lower levels than the higher

05:19:39.560 echelon.

05:19:40.480 So that's something to keep in mind as well.

05:19:43.440 Yeah, I, I heard a little bit about MAGA's position and, um, I would let the non fail.

05:19:56.840 There's no way in hell that I would do double work while the non is on his phone watching 0.99

05:20:01.300 football. 1.00

05:20:01.960 Now, fuck that. 1.00

05:20:04.060 Sorry about the echo. 1.00

05:20:05.120 Yeah.

05:20:05.520 Yeah.

05:20:13.460 And if you really like what you do, then learn everything you can about it and look at the

05:20:25.000 opportunity for buying a similar business.

05:20:28.840 You know, learn how to do every single job in it and then look at how can you buy a competing

05:20:40.840 business and run it yourself because those opportunities are, are actually out there.

05:20:51.300 Yeah.

05:20:51.980 What a weird day here on 1488 radio.

05:20:58.840 Are people like out and about living their lives, touching grass?

05:21:02.660 If that's the case, I'm real proud of you.

05:21:04.620 Yeah, I sure hope so.

05:21:05.520 We've been, we've been telling people to get off the internet.

05:21:07.560 So this is a good thing.

05:21:08.920 Well, hell mythos, you want to play rock, paper, scissors.

05:21:32.580 Let's go.

05:21:33.200 I don't know how we're going to do it. 0.83

05:21:37.380 Go rock, paper, scissors, shoot.

05:21:41.020 Right. 0.58

05:21:42.160 Ready? 0.79

05:21:43.700 Rock, paper, scissors, shoot.

05:21:46.480 I chose scissors.

05:21:48.260 So did I.

05:21:49.680 Ready?

05:21:50.780 Yeah.

05:21:51.100 Yeah.

05:21:51.220 Rock, paper, scissors, shoot.

05:21:54.840 Paper.

05:21:56.240 Yeah.

05:21:56.540 So did I.

05:21:57.800 Ready?

05:21:58.820 Yeah.

05:21:59.680 Rock, paper, scissors, shoot.

05:22:02.340 Scissors.

05:22:03.720 You got me.

05:22:05.420 I win.

05:22:07.960 All right, guys, we're going to keep playing rock, paper, scissors until we get some community

05:22:14.140 support here.

05:22:15.560 Today's been really slow.

05:22:17.300 Radio's doing things.

05:22:19.120 We're doing things.

05:22:20.540 Everybody's doing things. 0.98

05:22:22.500 And in all honesty, I have a lot of shit that I still need to do. 0.97

05:22:27.760 Kiddos coming into town early in the morning. 0.96

05:22:31.660 What are you working on?

05:22:33.820 I have so many boxes that I have to cut down and shove in a trash can because we don't

05:22:39.860 have a recycler.

05:22:41.020 So I have to fit everything inside one tiny trash can. 0.93

05:22:44.140 So it's one of those things, you know, when you fucking just move into a place or you 0.97

05:22:50.860 order more shit than you know what to do with the boxes and then you end up having like 0.99

05:22:55.020 a pile of boxes on your patio that need to be cut down and thrown into a trash can. 1.00

05:23:01.080 That's really what I got going on right now.

05:23:08.900 Day in the life of White Reich. 0.94

05:23:10.460 Welcome.

05:23:10.920 Gavin Newsom is making threats to Donald Trump.

05:23:32.580 So apparently the governor of California says, final warning, Donald Trump, may be the most

05:23:41.960 important warning in history.

05:23:44.920 Stop cheating or California will redraw the maps.

05:23:50.020 And guess who will announce it this week?

05:23:52.740 Gavin Newsom.

05:23:54.180 Many say the most loving, handsome governor and a very powerful team don't make us do

05:24:01.740 it.

05:24:02.320 Thank you for your attention to this matter.

05:24:05.280 How was my Gavin Newsom?

05:24:08.600 It was actually awful.

05:24:10.460 You know what?

05:24:11.100 You know what I did, White Reich? 0.95

05:24:13.640 What's up?

05:24:14.240 Yeah, he's like, yeah, it was pretty bad.

05:24:16.000 With the boxes.

05:24:17.620 Here's what I did.

05:24:18.900 I broke them down and then I took them to, I found a local like liquor store run by Nons. 0.99

05:24:27.340 And then I just filled up their fucking dumpster with it based in white pill. 0.98

05:24:34.240 Everyone was walking out like, hey, hey, you can't do that. 0.99

05:24:38.080 And I was already done packing their whole thing.

05:24:40.120 And I was like, OK, sorry.

05:24:41.500 And then I drove off.

05:24:47.800 Yeah, I mean, if they're going to be a burden on us, why not be a burden on them?

05:24:51.720 Yeah.

05:24:52.060 Yeah.

05:24:52.340 I'm here for it.

05:24:55.840 Zed, bro, I don't think we've ever heard your voice on this stage.

05:24:59.340 What is happening right now?

05:25:00.580 Are you OK?

05:25:04.520 Hey, can you hear me, White? 0.93

05:25:06.480 I can hear you, brother.

05:25:08.040 Yeah, I think I spoke one time before, but it was like a couple months back.

05:25:12.920 I don't know if it was in this space or if it was in one of HT spaces, but I got sucked

05:25:18.020 in to the J-proof thing and I was unaware of just how, you know, screwed up that situation

05:25:28.720 was with Sue.

05:25:29.740 I actually believed what was going on.

05:25:32.480 And I was curious as to why the, you know, people in the white national movement wasn't

05:25:37.860 connected with these guys.

05:25:39.320 But obviously since then, a lot has, you know, evolved and come out and, yeah, kind of feel 0.91

05:25:47.480 like a bit of a fool for ever gotten snookered in to that. 0.76

05:25:52.380 But I did. 0.99

05:25:54.080 How much did you, you know, roundabout, you don't have to get too personal, but how much

05:25:58.100 did it cost you?

05:25:59.040 It cost me nothing because I got out.

05:26:01.820 I actually made money on it, but I, you know, had I not got a hold of my hardware wallet and

05:26:12.240 got out when I did, I would have lost everything that I had in it.

05:26:16.220 And, you know, I kind of felt a little bit foolish in hindsight, you know, for putting what

05:26:23.480 I did in it.

05:26:24.120 But I feel bad for the people that did lose, especially, I mean, basically you had to be

05:26:33.080 watching it every minute, you know, like as soon as that post come out, the guy, what

05:26:41.560 was his name?

05:26:42.440 He doesn't come in here.

05:26:44.540 AK put out the post for the receipts where they show that the arbitrage bot was, basically

05:26:52.960 they were milking, you know, with a bunch of wallets, they were milking liquidity out

05:26:59.480 of the pool.

05:27:01.300 That's when everybody got spooked.

05:27:04.600 And, you know, it was not good.

05:27:08.600 It's not a good situation at all.

05:27:11.340 And it kind of proves the point that, you know, just how risky crypto is, you know, I'm trying

05:27:19.460 to learn more about it, but I'm almost tempted to support it over into stocks.

05:27:28.380 Well, Ted, I will say this, bro.

05:27:31.260 I haven't forgot about you.

05:27:33.540 I remember we had a brief chat in the back channels and I'm still happy to help. 0.97

05:27:39.220 I've just got so much shit going on right now, man. 0.85

05:27:42.040 I'm sorry. 0.99

05:27:42.960 No, no, no.

05:27:44.560 And I can hear that and see that totally, man.

05:27:48.340 I know you're moving and you guys are just standing up the site.

05:27:53.260 And I also kind of wanted to teach y'all's horn on the shirts and the hat because I got

05:27:58.420 mine yesterday and it is quality stuff, guys.

05:28:02.340 If you haven't got, you know, a hat or a shirt from these guys, they're good.

05:28:08.980 They're nice.

05:28:10.680 The shirts I was really impressed with and I like the, you know, the snap hat, the kind

05:28:15.500 of the lower profile just because.

05:28:19.340 What shirt did you get, Zed?

05:28:22.040 I got the white excellent shirt and on the back it's got rain supreme on it and I chose

05:28:29.760 like the charcoal color or heather, I think it is.

05:28:35.200 Nice.

05:28:36.160 Yeah, it is.

05:28:36.680 It's pretty tight.

05:28:37.380 And then the hat, you know, I got the white excellence hat, white with, uh, uh, with the

05:28:43.280 black stitching and I like that too.

05:28:47.160 Let's go.

05:28:48.700 Yeah.

05:28:49.140 I just ordered a white one, uh, with the black stitching on there too.

05:28:53.700 Uh, can't wait.

05:28:54.560 I'm going to have to like, like, uh, white Reich said, you know, I'm going to have to take

05:28:59.240 care of it very well and keep it nice and shiny.

05:29:01.680 But, uh, you know, I'm going to, I'm going to flex a white hat.

05:29:05.160 Well, I, I like that you guys are coming out with a golf shirt line too, because I know

05:29:11.720 they're on the pricey side, but we need something like that, that you can actually wear out to

05:29:17.120 a golf course and get, get conversation started, get people asking questions.

05:29:21.280 It's like, uh, I've got a nephew that's, um, big golfer and, uh, he's, he's, uh, I'm an older

05:29:29.420 guy, you know, I'm, I'm, uh, in my fifties, but he's in his twenties and they are definitely

05:29:36.100 waking up to, to, uh, the JQ and just in general, the racial tension and problems.

05:29:45.180 And of course, trying to get work, you know, a lot of them that are either going into college

05:29:52.400 or going, uh, just coming out, they're realizing, man, this is, this is a huge problem for our

05:29:58.900 people.

05:29:59.260 We're just, we're being completely washed away by nines and, uh, we got to stand up.

05:30:07.680 We got to do something.

05:30:08.480 Well, I'm glad that you, you appreciate what we're doing in the work that we're putting in.

05:30:19.480 And, uh, since he did bring up the, uh, the crypto topic in regards to, uh, JQR, um,

05:30:28.200 it's all about accountability guys.

05:30:31.480 I mean, you got to practice what you preach number one, but when you make a mistake,

05:30:35.900 you got to be able to say, Hey, I made a mistake.

05:30:38.480 Nobody is, nobody's free from criticism, especially here online.

05:30:45.240 And if you carry yourself with the hubris of, I didn't know, you know, I, I would have never

05:30:51.980 told you guys to do this.

05:30:54.100 If I knew it was going to be like this, that's not taking accountability, right?

05:30:58.960 There's, there's good people in this movement that have told us time and time again, it's

05:31:04.920 always about taking inventory, right?

05:31:07.640 We have to take inventory and, and hold ourselves accountable to high standards, not only, uh,

05:31:14.140 for ourselves individually, but also for each other.

05:31:17.520 And when we lose sight of our high standards and settle for mediocrity, it's not white excellence 0.98

05:31:23.380 and it's not honest and it is fraudulent and it's important that we don't overlook people

05:31:30.760 online because they say nice things. 0.99

05:31:34.480 Um, and they're quote unquote, nice people, uh, when they're fucking frauds. 0.98

05:31:42.660 So the whoopsie excuse isn't cutting it, the whoopsie. 0.99

05:31:51.940 Yeah.

05:31:52.780 And it totally, you know, HT when I had, I was asked, cause I really didn't know, I didn't

05:31:59.920 understand at the time why, you know, uh, the white gnats weren't connecting with that

05:32:07.240 messaging.

05:32:07.720 And of course hindsight, you know, realizing just how big of a fraud Stu is.

05:32:13.420 And then also learning more once he gave that money to the Muslim guy, I was like, what 0.99

05:32:19.660 in the fuck is, what is he doing? 0.99

05:32:22.700 You know, it's the exact opposite. 0.99

05:32:25.120 Well, if you've ever heard me talk about crypto, I'm not a big advocate of it.

05:32:31.600 Um, the, okay, so here's the thing, all's you need with crypto, especially these meme

05:32:38.060 coins, et cetera.

05:32:39.520 And that was a meme coin.

05:32:41.440 Uh, you know, so all's you need is a large, you, you get in on an early position.

05:32:47.560 If you have enough money to play with you, you can dump it in, you pump up the price,

05:32:53.020 you get the hype going, the trend train, the hype, people start buying into it and then

05:32:58.120 you just sell it off and you take every, what everyone put into it and you tank it, right?

05:33:02.800 Like this is, it's, it's, it's pretty amateur, actually.

05:33:06.680 Some of these scams, there's really not much to them.

05:33:11.020 And there's not much more to it.

05:33:13.220 Really.

05:33:13.580 When you look at the structure of a pyramid scheme, them falling into that.

05:33:18.280 And anyone can, if anyone wants to counter me and provide evidence that proves that wrong,

05:33:24.440 I would love to see it, but I don't think anyone can, honestly.

05:33:29.280 No, it's mathematically, it's a pyramid scheme.

05:33:31.760 That's exactly right.

05:33:33.420 Yeah.

05:33:34.440 Well, not, well, even less than a pyramid scheme.

05:33:37.180 What's the other name for it?

05:33:38.920 I'm named after the guy who, there's a guy who, the guy kind of invented the whole dynamic

05:33:51.200 and, and as name, it'll come to me, but yeah, you're, you're only buying, I mean, especially

05:33:57.000 you're buying basically nothing, has no utility outside of what somebody else will pay for it.

05:34:03.440 So you're just looking at buying it for a cheaper price than you're selling it for, and it just

05:34:09.360 has the value of whatever the next retard is. 0.97

05:34:12.700 And you need, you need more people.

05:34:15.120 Think about a pyramid scheme.

05:34:16.680 You need more people to buy into it, to prop up, prop it up.

05:34:21.280 Right.

05:34:22.320 And then to make that value go up.

05:34:24.100 And for those people underneath who bought underneath you at a higher rate, they need more people

05:34:30.000 to buy it up and prop it up for those next people that were after you to, to have a financial

05:34:37.760 gain in it.

05:34:38.500 And after those, right.

05:34:40.080 And this goes on and on and on.

05:34:41.900 Yeah.

05:34:42.400 So it's literally a pyramid scheme.

05:34:44.980 Yeah.

05:34:45.660 Well, unless you have diamond hands and you're not, you know, scared, you know, then, uh,

05:34:52.420 you know, cause that's where it really is at.

05:34:54.500 You're all.

05:34:54.840 Well, yeah, when it comes to stocks or even crypto, you're always going to be someone's

05:35:02.360 exit liquidity that, that is just, just let's get with the facts, right?

05:35:08.900 Your buy-in is someone's exit liquidity.

05:35:12.420 This goes to stocks.

05:35:14.080 This goes to crypto.

05:35:15.840 So yeah, but that's through your head.

05:35:18.100 But stocks, white, right, right?

05:35:20.760 Like this is backed up by corporations and assets.

05:35:24.440 There's literally, if something wasn't handled quite correctly, like you could actually take

05:35:29.820 people to court, uh, see, you can take people to court, right?

05:35:34.240 And there's usually.

05:35:36.040 Yeah. 0.99

05:35:36.680 Some of these meme coins with no white papers that are just literal shit coins. 0.98

05:35:42.160 Um, I, I avoid wholeheartedly. 0.92

05:35:44.540 Um, I'm not, let me make this, let me make this very clear, Rusty, and to the audience,

05:35:50.480 I'm not anti-crypto, but to a degree, I am anti-meme coin.

05:35:55.920 You know, you need to be smart with the money that you have and investing in a meme coin is

05:36:01.900 gambling.

05:36:02.680 It is 100% gambling.

05:36:05.480 You know, you, you have, you have more, it's more probable for you to make money off of investing

05:36:13.380 in someone's startup company than it is a random meme token that's built on hype.

05:36:19.220 So you need to be careful playing that the crypto game because it is the wild west out

05:36:24.340 there and there are snake oil salesmen and they're happy to sell you their snake oil as

05:36:29.640 they leave the town to never see you ever again.

05:36:32.700 And there's coins like Bitcoin that have a much better record.

05:36:37.540 I don't consider, you know, like that, I feel like Bitcoin's kind of the standard, uh, or the

05:36:42.680 gold standard of crypto.

05:36:44.500 Right.

05:36:45.300 Um, and then what's that other one that comes after it?

05:36:48.440 Is it Ethereum?

05:36:49.740 That one seems to it.

05:36:50.860 Yeah, there's, there's the top three, right?

05:36:52.740 Yeah.

05:36:53.040 The top three, your top three.

05:36:54.700 And it's like, past that, you need to be, you need to be treating this as like literal

05:37:00.280 gambling.

05:37:01.080 And if you can, if you like, probably not, this is like a short term play, right?

05:37:06.840 Like where you're like getting in, if you can get some money on some trend and then bam,

05:37:11.660 try to jump out quickly.

05:37:14.040 And, um, yeah, past that, I would say just be so weary of it.

05:37:19.360 You know, Zed, I don't know if like, what did you get, did you get taken, Zep? 1.00

05:37:24.040 No.

05:37:24.420 Did you get, no.

05:37:26.020 Okay.

05:37:26.400 Okay.

05:37:26.740 Good.

05:37:27.180 Good.

05:37:27.360 I actually, you know, doubled my money, but had I waited another 15 minutes, I would have

05:37:34.860 lost everything that I had in there.

05:37:36.240 Cause it, it went down that fast at the price point that I came into it, you know, and it

05:37:42.980 was going up, up, up, up, up, up for a, for a while.

05:37:46.120 Oh, but once, um, people started scrutinizing transactions, um, you know, because he had

05:37:54.160 one wallet that he was telling, Oh, I'll never sell.

05:37:57.340 And he gave that money to the Muslim guy. 0.91

05:38:01.280 And then they were, he said, then he was using money for what is it?

05:38:05.980 A market maker, supposedly.

05:38:08.080 So he was sending stuff, you know, and they started scrutinizing the trans scrutinizing

05:38:12.580 the transactions and it was like, he's sending, he's pulling a lot of liquidity.

05:38:18.380 You know, it wasn't just like a little bit, like he was, he was pulling a lot out.

05:38:22.320 And then when that guy, uh, put that post up, that's when everybody, you know, I got spooked

05:38:29.260 and I was like, I'm, I'm taking all, all.

05:38:31.160 I think this is actually a perfect analogy of what JQR is.

05:38:37.140 Stu Peters is the perfect spirit animal for JQR, right?

05:38:44.520 Yeah.

05:38:44.860 He'll, he'll come out, he'll name the Jew. 0.91

05:38:47.440 He'll say all the things that you need to hear about white genocide. 1.00

05:38:51.360 And then just give a shit ton of money away to a fucking Muslim. 1.00

05:38:56.640 This is, that is fucking JQR. 1.00

05:38:59.660 Come out, say they're pro white, say they're 1488. 1.00

05:39:02.840 And then you go to their show and then you're listening to some Muslim speak for 30 minutes. 0.99

05:39:08.480 Yeah.

05:39:11.300 It's unbelievable.

05:39:13.300 So I kind of felt like a bit of a fool, um, you know, but, uh, I went, cause I had promoted

05:39:20.860 it, you know, while, uh, it was doing good.

05:39:23.860 And before he did that, but as soon as he did that, like, actually, I think it was about

05:39:30.740 a week or so later when they, when they found out what he was doing in the background. 0.99

05:39:35.000 And, and then after that happened and I got my money out, I was like, fuck this. 0.96

05:39:39.280 And I, um, cause I had even told some friends and family, you know, to, um, to evaluate it. 0.97

05:39:47.160 None of them bought into it, but, um, yeah.

05:39:50.860 Yeah, it was, it was a definitely a learning experience because, um, I, I believed, you

05:39:57.740 know, and, and I was raised not trying to open up the religious thing, but you know, uh, that

05:40:04.120 was the space I was in.

05:40:05.380 It was a religious space.

05:40:06.320 So I was talking a few months back with HT asking him about J proof and Stu, cause you

05:40:12.700 know, Stu interviewed him, I think, uh, on a show.

05:40:16.400 And, um, um, I just couldn't understand.

05:40:19.340 I hadn't been in on the X spaces long enough and, you know, wasn't quite educated as much

05:40:27.380 as I am now.

05:40:28.500 I had watched like Europa and, uh, the greatest story never told.

05:40:33.040 And that's kind of what got me rolling about a year or so ago, but I didn't understand why

05:40:38.220 the white net community wasn't embracing, you know, Stu was like, man, that would get a 1.00

05:40:43.300 lot of people behind it, but I see why he's a fucking crook and he's a fraud and he was 1.00

05:40:49.380 fake. 1.00

05:40:50.020 He was, you know, he's just blowing smoke up everybody's ass. 0.99

05:40:54.400 And there's a lot of, you know, it's still kind of gullible, but, uh, there's a, there's 0.99

05:41:00.540 a lot of people doing that.

05:41:02.460 And I think you're right.

05:41:03.840 Well, I'm glad you didn't get taken, Zep. 1.00

05:41:06.940 I'm glad you got out early and you made a little money.

05:41:10.140 That's, that's the good thing. 0.99

05:41:11.620 You know, my fucking, I mean, it could have been really bad. 0.98

05:41:15.440 It could have been really bad for me because I don't have it to throw away, but yeah. 0.98

05:41:20.620 Well, and, and here's the thing, this is a good opportunity for people who are in crypto

05:41:26.000 to, to learn a thing or two about crypto is that you, you can set up limit orders, right?

05:41:33.520 When you, when you make a purchase, you can say, if, if something dips below a certain amount

05:41:40.500 of percentage, I want you to sell away everything that I have so that I don't take a major loss.

05:41:46.720 I would highly encourage people to understand the concept of limit orders.

05:41:52.400 If they're going to get into crypto and not, unless they're just the diamond hands, bro,

05:41:58.060 they buy and they hold it forever, right?

05:42:01.160 If you're diamond hands, bro strategy, more power to you. 0.95

05:42:05.400 But if, if you're risking, if you're risking something, you know, you set up a limit order,

05:42:11.220 you say, okay, the, I will sell once my order has 15% profit.

05:42:19.140 Boom.

05:42:19.760 There you go.

05:42:20.360 And then you're happy with what you made and you're satisfied because you earned something,

05:42:25.840 right?

05:42:26.220 And that's money in the pocket.

05:42:28.720 And you'd be happy that, Hey, I set up my limit order to where, if it takes a 15% dip,

05:42:35.800 I sell.

05:42:36.780 So that way you don't lose it all.

05:42:39.500 There are tools available in the crypto market that people can use instead of just buying a

05:42:44.340 token and staring at the chart and sweating every 30 minutes because they, they made a

05:42:50.200 risky move on fart coin.

05:42:53.260 You, you know, right.

05:42:55.340 Well, and that's what I, so I was huddled in XRP for like five years and did good with

05:43:01.540 it.

05:43:01.700 And I had a pretty decent bag of it and I, and I dumped it because it'd been stagnant

05:43:07.640 for a while and hopped into J proof, you know, and then it did great.

05:43:12.420 Had I sold it early, early on, I would have done really well, but, uh, you know, way because

05:43:18.340 it was doing so well, more people were onboarding, but then the guy was, was basically draining

05:43:27.460 liquidity through the, you know, through these backdoor wallets or whatever.

05:43:31.700 And, um, that's when, you know, everybody panicked.

05:43:37.220 It's kind of like a run on the bank.

05:43:39.500 Is it me or his stew like disappeared from the timeline? 0.97

05:43:43.200 I haven't seen him around since all of this shit went off. 0.88

05:43:46.740 Is he still doing stuff? 0.98

05:43:49.740 Like he disappeared on my radar.

05:43:53.180 He hasn't been showing up on my timeline.

05:43:56.260 Yeah.

05:43:56.880 I haven't seen him really on my feet either.

05:43:59.740 A whole lot.

05:44:00.420 I went back and scrub, I felt so bad, you know, that I promoted, I went back and made

05:44:06.060 a post, you know, don't, and then I removed all the positive posts I put out before, because 0.99

05:44:12.400 you don't, I mean, they're still selling that shit. 0.99

05:44:14.780 They're still selling, you know, still trying to fool people even now. 0.98

05:44:19.020 Well, I'll say this when it, when it comes to the birth of any cryptocurrency, people need

05:44:25.220 to know that this one fact in this one fact alone, a cryptocurrency is born and the initial

05:44:33.100 liquidity is thrown into it.

05:44:35.100 Part of this liquidity that's thrown into it is to develop what they call a floor.

05:44:41.020 This means a floor price where it will never dip below this floor price.

05:44:46.540 And if it is a, um, honest project, the people who are holding the floor are bound to it

05:44:54.980 for a certain amount of time.

05:44:56.940 That's usually within a contract that they signed before launching the coin.

05:45:01.060 Right.

05:45:01.660 And these are the people that make sure that the liquidity stays inside of the coin so that

05:45:07.320 it'll never dip below a certain number until the expiration of their contract.

05:45:12.900 And then they can start selling things off.

05:45:15.940 So when a cryptocurrency launches, you see a shit ton of incoming liquidity and that's natural.

05:45:23.920 It's natural for things to just fly up because the hype is there.

05:45:28.560 Everybody's happy.

05:45:29.560 But it is also natural for it to go down.

05:45:33.140 It is natural for it to find a floor and then travel sideways as liquidity is coming in and

05:45:41.360 out at that floor price.

05:45:43.500 However, when you're looking at an inorganic operation that is essentially managed by a fraud,

05:45:49.080 the person that Stu Peters made deals with in order to create this cryptocurrency, that floor

05:45:57.160 price is shaky, right?

05:45:58.680 It's a foundation that's built on sand.

05:46:01.420 It's a floor that's built on sand.

05:46:03.380 And there probably wasn't anything set in stone in regards to paperwork to make sure that that

05:46:09.680 floor price stays solid.

05:46:11.980 So with that said being, that leads to an unpredictable floor price and also unpredictability in regards

05:46:22.360 to analyzing the charts, right?

05:46:25.100 And it can be common with meme coins because there's a lot of people behind the scenes gaming certain meme coins.

05:46:36.500 There's entire Discord communities, Telegram communities where guys who have made a lot of money in crypto get together and they say,

05:46:44.600 okay, on this date, what we're going to do is we're going to pump this coin and we're going to get fucking shit ton of money and then we're going to dip out and it's going to crash again.

05:46:52.020 That happens all the time in crypto.

05:46:54.640 There is a lot of crypto bros that do that.

05:46:57.120 And it's important to be careful of the risk because of that. 0.81

05:47:01.720 But naturally speaking, after that fucking euphoric blow off the top, things do go down and they should travel sideways. 0.82

05:47:12.540 So it is natural to see something dip tremendously from after it's reached its peak in regards to hype. 0.87

05:47:25.500 It is natural for something to dip and not continue to go up. 0.99

05:47:31.220 If you think cryptocurrency is just going to keep going up and up and up and up and up, then you're a fool, right? 0.80

05:47:38.400 That's just not how any asset works, period, whether it's a Ponzi scheme asset or a regular asset, whether it's a stock or even Bitcoin, Ethereum or XRP. 0.92

05:47:49.260 That's just not the way things work.

05:47:52.420 But, yeah, I thought I'd share that with you guys in regards to J-Proof because there's one thing that I've been able to notice with J-Proof is that there's probably only a couple guys holding the floor right now.

05:48:08.060 And it's unfortunate that it wasn't the guy who launched it himself, Stu Peters, right?

05:48:14.800 He was responsible for holding the floor and I'm sure a few other guys and they couldn't keep to their word or their promises. 0.97

05:48:22.420 And that's why it's a Ponzi shit coin because they're not bound by contract. 0.90

05:48:28.900 And if they are bound by contract, I'll tell you this, that'll show up in subpoena from a court case because I guarantee you there are people who are headhunting for being thrown under the bus on this illegitimate project. 0.93

05:48:45.380 And, you know, if the J-Q-R guys end up getting subpoenaed and their conversations end up showing up in these lawsuits, I pray to God that it happens because that would be great. 1.00

05:48:57.880 And I would only be vindicated more and more in regards to foreign nationals being pieces of shit. 1.00

05:49:04.120 So, beware of fraudsters and tricksters. 1.00

05:49:10.600 Never put anything into crypto that you can't afford to lose.

05:49:14.640 And learn the concept of limit orders, guys.

05:49:17.400 Limit orders, it's very, very simple.

05:49:19.540 You can go on YouTube right now and you can type in how to do a crypto limit order and you'll get some Asian guy teaching you how to do it, some Indian guy teaching you how to do it, some white guy teaching you how to do it.

05:49:34.960 It's fairly simple and I want to say it's kind of step one in regards to trading in a volatile asset because that's what crypto is.

05:49:47.340 It is a volatile asset.

05:49:49.240 It's not like the stock market.

05:49:50.840 It does fluctuate up and down, left and right.

05:49:55.560 And you don't want to be stuck with your pants down and have to fly to your cold storage wallet like ZEP did in order to make sure you don't lose it all.

05:50:06.580 You set a limit order, set it, forget it, check it.

05:50:09.960 Oh, great.

05:50:10.800 I made 200 bucks.

05:50:12.320 Awesome.

05:50:13.120 Take the profit.

05:50:13.920 Be happy with it.

05:50:14.780 Even if it keeps going up, you set it.

05:50:17.060 You forget it.

05:50:17.920 You say, oh, I lost 200 bucks.

05:50:19.800 It's better than losing 3,000, you know, so.

05:50:26.880 Hey, thanks, guys.

05:50:28.100 I've got a, I actually got a work call.

05:50:29.840 I've got to hop on.

05:50:30.400 I want to drop down to the listener.

05:50:31.580 Thank you so much.

05:50:32.900 Get it done.

05:50:33.540 Thanks, Zed.

05:50:34.080 Appreciate it.

05:50:35.960 Yeah, I appreciate it, Zep. 0.99

05:50:37.460 You helped fill some of this airtime.

05:50:39.800 And there's another part of that conversation I wanted to dive into, and that's the idea that the enemy is the Jew. 0.71

05:50:49.160 So that marketing scheme he did around J-Proof was all about the Jew, right? 1.00

05:50:55.900 And it was, it just, it lets you know where the grift is.

05:51:01.360 You know, this is a, this is a white community.

05:51:03.820 We're a white nation. 0.98

05:51:04.680 And we need white babies. 1.00

05:51:06.240 We need white collectivity. 0.96

05:51:07.760 You know, Stu Peters was, before this, was widely criticized over his lack of racial purity with his friend group, right?

05:51:19.680 His, he, he had nons all around him.

05:51:23.560 Uh, and these are the telltale signs.

05:51:26.560 If somebody has nons all around them, then what are they really selling?

05:51:30.760 What are they really pitching?

05:51:32.440 What are they really standing on?

05:51:34.740 Uh, there's some, there's, there's a problem there, right?

05:51:38.460 We went, we went over this and, and, uh, God bless Colleen for her patience down there in the requests. 1.00

05:51:45.540 Uh, but we're just going to go back to her, uh, in, uh, in the conversation here, right?

05:51:52.200 She's, she's got a vulnerability because she's not racially pure, racial purity and a consciousness of the treasure of your blood. 0.62

05:52:04.200 No people can be overcome by the Jew. 1.00

05:52:09.540 And, and that's what you see with these, you know, when they are, when they are preaching a thing and talking about things that matter to us, but they are not able to secure their environment.

05:52:22.200 Then there's, this has been one of those, uh, escalating circumstances that are showing us where the truth is, where is the reality here?

05:52:39.700 And if we're basing a paradigm off of a foundation of nons, well, you're gonna see these problems occur again and again and again.

05:52:53.680 And all of the people who participated in this, like a Lucas Gage, he's had this issue.

05:53:00.320 I don't, I don't know that he's racially pure at this point.

05:53:05.120 He's really trying to distance himself from the, uh, the J proof, which he was a participant in. 1.00

05:53:12.560 And, you know, these are, these are things they're trying to run for the hills for.

05:53:20.020 And the only, the only baptism is baptism by white fire, baptism by the, the white racial consciousness and holding that. 0.69

05:53:30.560 And if somebody has a history of, of giving inches on that line, well, their redemption has to include a full 14 words conversion.

05:53:49.200 Without a full 14 words conversion, it's just a part of another grift.

05:53:55.760 It's just a part of another position they're taking within the same pyramid scheme.

05:54:02.660 And I, I, I'm okay with redemption.

05:54:09.220 I'm a, I'm a redemption supremacist and I will be okay with people coming full circle.

05:54:19.060 I have my path, my pipeline, but when it comes to what we're doing as people and where we are making.

05:54:30.980 Our bones, where we are planting our seeds, where we planning our feet, planting our roots.

05:54:41.860 Shelter for these nons is a non-negotiable.

05:54:47.160 And it's a, a clear sign that someone has a vulnerability that will be exploited, not can be, but will be exploited, will be, uh, a net negative.

05:55:00.980 And will cause problems in the future.

05:55:03.620 So it's, it's not, it's, it's not, uh, an if anymore.

05:55:07.820 It's not a, Hey, we need to suss this out.

05:55:09.960 We have plenty of evidence to, to know, you know, it's the fool me once shame on you fool me twice shame on me.

05:55:18.340 We have all the evidence necessary to know that.

05:55:23.180 If we participate in that, we should expect a rug pull and that's on us at this point. 0.81

05:55:30.160 You're always going to get rug pulled by multi-racial alliance guys. 1.00

05:55:45.360 You're always going to get rug pulled by the multi-racial Jew naming coalition because they are not men of principle. 0.99

05:55:52.640 They're men that bend with the wind.

05:56:02.940 All right.

05:56:03.260 So when you're a man of principle, when you align yourself with men of principle, it may lead to butting heads sometimes, but at least they won't bend and break their positions.

05:56:20.600 They're not flimsy branches.

05:56:22.640 Our roots are deep.

05:56:25.260 Okay.

05:56:33.260 Hey, Rusty, let's talk art here, man.

05:56:38.480 I saw on your timeline, uh, that you're working on a taxi driver, uh, piece there.

05:56:45.240 Yeah.

05:56:46.020 Yeah, I am.

05:56:47.160 Is that a commission?

05:56:47.760 Is that a, is that a personal project or a commission work?

05:56:50.520 No, it's just a personal one.

05:56:52.200 Cause I I'm doing, um, I don't know if you ever saw the one with they live.

05:56:57.680 I did, um, I have a, they big, they live movie size when I did, and I wanted to do two more and one was going to be taxi driver.

05:57:08.340 And then it just to put around in my living room with the TV, kind of like a movie poster theme thing for my living room.

05:57:15.940 Um, so I'm, I'm doing that one.

05:57:19.160 That's just a, that's one of my favorite movies, taxi driver.

05:57:22.320 So I'm doing that one and then, um, I'm thinking about another one, but then after, after that one, I'm doing a Viking one.

05:57:31.660 That's kind of like, I I've already done the composition of it and, uh, I'm going to, I'll do the Viking one next.

05:57:40.040 And then, um, yeah, but what's up?

05:57:43.360 What about it?

05:57:44.000 No, it's not coming.

05:57:45.020 No, one's ever bought any off.

05:57:46.740 I've never sold a piece of art.

05:57:48.460 Actually, I've given a piece of art or two away.

05:57:51.660 Um, I gave one piece of art away to a guy who gave me a piece of art and I gave him a piece of art.

05:57:59.800 And then I gave one to my, my, uh, my lady's sister.

05:58:05.020 She wanted a jellyfish and I drew her a jellyfish and painted it and everything and gave her it.

05:58:11.560 Other than that, I have never sold a piece.

05:58:14.440 And sometimes it's hard to let, for me, it's hard to even want to sell pieces because I do get attached to them.

05:58:22.960 And, um, there's actually more than one artist like that.

05:58:27.920 There are some artists that have never sold a single piece of art.

05:58:32.060 And, uh, I'm, I, uh, I, I like my art and I do, you know, they're personal things I like.

05:58:41.300 So it's like, you put time into it.

05:58:43.920 And the fact is, is sometimes I put so much time into some of these pieces.

05:58:49.620 It's like, and people, you don't get a, and I've told, oh, would you, what about this amount of money?

05:58:57.480 And people don't even want it.

05:58:59.340 I'm like, well, that's below minimum wage.

05:59:01.420 Because if you understood how many hours I put into it, like, it's really not a lot what I'm asking.

05:59:08.360 It's like coming out to be $10 an hour at that point.

05:59:12.580 If I put 60 hours into a piece of art or something, it's like, okay, well, and maybe I'm just not the fastest worker.

05:59:20.820 You know, like I take my time and I, I'm not some, I've seen some artists, they're incredible what they can do.

05:59:28.100 They can move with speed and, and create, that isn't me.

05:59:33.900 I am, you know, I, I take my time and I have to focus and I have to, and it takes time.

05:59:40.340 And then, uh, eventually it gets done, but yeah, so I haven't sold anything ever.

05:59:45.840 Now with, uh, with that piece, uh, so is it, uh, you have pencil for the composition and then you, uh, overlay that with, uh, acrylic or what's the,

05:59:58.100 uh, paint, the paint is a acrylic ink.

06:00:01.920 So I use an acrylic ink and then, um, that I use like a, a slight water technique where I just, and I use a very, a very high quality particle board.

06:00:14.620 And then, um, you slightly wet it and, and, but then sometimes I don't even wet it with water at all.

06:00:22.400 And I just saturate it with acrylic ink.

06:00:25.800 Um, they're kind of expensive, these acrylic inks also.

06:00:29.900 And then I coat it afterwards with a wood glaze and that wood glaze is very pricey.

06:00:36.260 Um, it's like for a one, is it one gal? 1.00

06:00:41.820 Yeah.

06:00:41.980 Like a one gallon thing, uh, two part system.

06:00:45.500 It's like $80, you know, and it can take for a large piece.

06:00:50.260 Like that piece is large.

06:00:51.720 The taxi driver that's 32 by 24 inches.

06:00:56.260 It's going to be, and that will take probably a solid half gallon.

06:01:01.060 And then, and then you have to, um, and then you torch it, you take a torch and you, you, it gets all the bubbles out.

06:01:09.840 And then, um, and then it, when it dries, it's like a, like a mirror clear, it's super clear.

06:01:16.960 And it's almost like a thick, uh, glaze over the whole piece.

06:01:21.340 It makes it pop real hard.

06:01:24.400 And, uh, it's nice.

06:01:29.980 Okay.

06:01:31.060 Nice.

06:01:33.340 It looks good.

06:01:34.180 Uh, I was looking at the detail, um, and the, uh, your, your source product, the movie, was it a movie poster?

06:01:41.920 Uh, it's a book.

06:01:43.440 What was the, uh, well, it's part movie post.

06:01:46.080 Well, I put collages together, um, where I'll take like, so part of it's a movie poster.

06:01:52.600 And then I cut, uh, I cut out some of the movie poster.

06:01:56.220 And then I just went to the movie itself and started taking screenshots of different, uh, cinematic screenshots of like shots.

06:02:09.300 The iconic scenes.

06:02:10.840 Yeah.

06:02:11.100 Like that.

06:02:11.580 I just like that are like, there's a lot of very iconic cinematography in that movie.

06:02:17.540 And, um, so I just, there's certain images that like the fascination.

06:02:22.400 I laid that on top of the movie.

06:02:25.380 And then there was other pieces that are iconic scenes.

06:02:29.060 And then like, I reverse, uh, I, it was color at first, but then I black, black and whited it and then laid that image on top.

06:02:37.860 And that's some of the stuff you see that I kind of showed like the one where he's holding the bloody finger to his head after he shoots the dude.

06:02:46.360 Yeah. 0.99

06:02:46.840 I don't know if you remember that end seed when he goes on a rampage and, and blasts all the fucking non pimps, the sleeve bags and shit. 1.00

06:02:55.000 Yeah. 0.99

06:02:55.560 And so, um, and he's holding the thing, the finger to his head, like that was just a picture.

06:03:00.280 And then I just made it black and white, like on my phone.

06:03:03.860 And then I just, um, I like, there's an app I have on, uh, procreate.

06:03:10.040 And then I just laid that in.

06:03:12.980 And then I just, I kind of just put together like a scene with other scenes and stuff and make like a collage, you know?

06:03:22.200 Yeah.

06:03:23.040 Yeah.

06:03:23.240 Yeah, it's good work.

06:03:25.580 It's going to look good.

06:03:26.380 I look forward to seeing the, uh, in product there. 0.99

06:03:29.500 There's so, this is the most detailed, it's so detailed, this stupid piece. 0.90

06:03:35.340 And sometimes it's nice to just do kind of simple, almost tattoo work style stuff because it's very, um, it's a lot quicker. 0.98

06:03:45.740 I can maybe bang one of those out in like a day, maybe a day or two.

06:03:50.360 But like, this is, if you look at like the original sourced image on the iPad that's in one of the images, it's really detailed.

06:04:00.160 And it's like, so it's really time consuming.

06:04:02.580 But on the last really detailed piece I did, it, it came out so nice that it's like, it is worth it at the end of the day when it finally is done.

06:04:13.300 And it's like, oh boy, it's done.

06:04:14.980 But it's really cool looking.

06:04:16.260 So.

06:04:21.980 Very nice.

06:04:23.120 Very nice.

06:04:25.640 Well, wife, that brings us to the end of our show today. 0.56

06:04:29.560 We are ready for the, uh, the sign off.

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06:04:37.240 That it does.

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06:04:43.100 Um, I should be doing more homework throughout the day in order to present you guys a better show.

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06:09:13.620 The 14 words are, we must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children. 1.00

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06:09:25.840 And we appreciate all your support as we do this, keep this show going every day and in riding along with White Reich as he secures the existence of his child's room and her new home. 0.92

06:09:42.820 So we appreciate it, White. 0.85

06:09:45.020 We know you're going to be busy for the next few days as your daughter comes into town.

06:09:49.400 And so we wish you the best.

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06:10:03.960 So we look forward to the report whenever you do give it.

06:10:07.640 Thanks for being here today.

06:10:09.520 And White Power. 0.99

06:10:13.280 Thank you, brother.

06:10:14.140 White Power, everybody. 0.99

06:10:15.640 Yeah, I'll try to swing in.

06:10:18.020 But this week might be a little bit on the full side for me.

06:10:20.960 So if you're not.

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