INSOMNIA STREAM： MAELSTROM EDITION.mp3

00:00:41 The shape of love.
00:01:20 On my lungs, yeah.
00:01:38 Welcome to the insomnia stream.
00:01:44 I'm going to turn my fan down.
00:01:50 I of course.
00:01:51 Hold on. What's going?
00:01:52 On here, I of course being your host.
00:01:57 Devin stack.
00:01:59 Have to warn you now.
00:02:02 The Internet is not and and power has not been kind to me today.
00:02:07 Yeah, I was just like, wait again, because as as many of you know, Saturday got cancelled cause I I just was out of power. I didn't have any electricity for about.
00:02:14 Half the day and it was really in and.
00:02:16 Out when it came.
00:02:17 Back then we were good and then today.
00:02:21 Power has been out like mostly OK, went out for.
00:02:23 A little bit Internet has been kind of, you know, a little bit little bit on the craptastic side. So I am recording locally, but just be aware of that. I can't really push the connection.
00:02:35 Too hard tonight?
00:02:38 So there you go anyway, boomers.
00:02:41 Are having a bad week this week.
00:02:45 Oh yes, the Maga boomers. The cutans are having a bad week this week first.
00:02:50 Their favorite musician.
00:02:53 Their favorite musician? This guy? Ohh yeah. Anthony Oliver. Not his real name. Anthony Oliver.
00:03:03 Everyone's seeing this, you know, the hillbilly song.
00:03:06 Of a working all day, don't remember.
00:03:12 And all that stuff, you know, everyone knows. I don't know how you couldn't have heard.
00:03:15 This song.
00:03:16 By now I'm not going to play.
00:03:18 It again. Oh my God. I'm not going to play it again.
00:03:22 You can't avoid it. That was the first sign.
00:03:25 That was the first sign that something was up people.
00:03:29 When when every approved Maga voice simultaneously starts pushing something? Guess what?
00:03:36 That's the opposite of organic.
00:03:39 That's the opposite of organic.
00:03:43 That's called PR.
00:03:46 Or you know.
00:03:47 Another word for it might be propaganda.
00:03:51 Now I I.
00:03:52 I kept seeing this in my feet everywhere. Like what the ****? Why does everyone like this *******?
00:03:56 Song all of.
00:03:56 A sudden. Alright, so it's a.
00:03:58 Song. But like what the ****?
00:04:01 And I saw it like and it wasn't just like the magnetars. There were all kinds.
00:04:05 Of people clinging.
00:04:06 Like Ohh I love this ******* song. It did speaks for everybody.
00:04:10 It's been for ******* everybody. Ohh yes. You tell them about the Richmond north of Richmond, Redman red bearded guy.
00:04:20 Oh yeah, the little greasy little fingers clicking away and tapping away on their screens and playing replay on that, watching all the reaction videos from from tons of that was the other thing too. I'm starting to think that like, if you're black, I already know. Like, if you're black, you can make reaction videos. You can just be like, oh, here's.
00:04:40 A video of me.
00:04:42 Watching Metallica videos and go and and nodding my head in approval.
00:04:46 And going, yeah.
00:04:47 Bro. Ohh dope man. All that shit's tight.
00:04:51 And like, you'll get a billion views. YouTube will will promote your **** and people will subscribe your Patreon. It's it's a little bit crazy.
00:05:00 But when all of them do it.
00:05:03 To the same song, this song that this guy made all the same time.
00:05:09 So many that they they're able to make a compilation video.
00:05:14 I'll tell you one thing. The one thing that was funny about that compilation video that I that, uh, that Scott Adams tweeted out.
00:05:21 And he was.
00:05:22 Ohh, maybe this is it and this is everything.
00:05:25 This is what it's all about, man. It's all about black people nodding their head in approval to white music. That's what it's all about, everybody.
00:05:36 In fact, I'm gonna get that.
00:05:37 Video just we're not gonna point right in the music part. I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna have.
00:05:41 Any sound to it. I'm not gonna make you guys listen to that ********.
00:05:45 But what I want a visual aid.
00:05:48 Now my internet's kind of working, so I've been.
00:05:50 A little. I've been a little.
00:05:52 Unable to download clips today, a little handicapped. I guess you could say ohh Devin. You're always handicapped. I know.
00:06:00 I know.
00:06:02 It's a disability that I must live with.
00:06:05 And Oh no, no, the tweets aren't available. Oh, I thought that someone deleted. That's back. Alright, thank God. Thank God. So we can watch all the ******* approving of this man singing a song with a banjo. Alright, here we go.
00:06:18 Let's see if it will actually download and not destroy my Internet connection.
00:06:23 But anyway, so you see these videos all over YouTube. It doesn't have to be a conservative video, but if you really want to make the real money, I mean, if you want to make the actual boomer bucks, that's when. That's what you do. If you're listening to the sound of my voice, right.
00:06:35 Now and you're black and you want to be a millionaire.
00:06:38 All you have to do is start or I'm not even. This is not an exaggeration.
00:06:43 This is not.
00:06:43 Hyperbole. Just ask diamond and ******* silk if I'm.
00:06:46 Broken. Alright, just make a YouTube channel.
00:06:49 And play white people stuff.
00:06:52 And then just have like a little window of view in the corner of whatever it is you think could be music. It could be Martha ******* Stewart, like making a making a some pancakes it.
00:07:02 Could be anything.
00:07:04 And just sit there and go oh, dope bro. And just just be really excited.
00:07:10 About whatever it is, in fact, you could probably use the same clip. You wouldn't even have to actually watch all this white people stuff. What you should do is just tape yourself like, record yourself nodding your head and smiling.
00:07:24 And going ohh snap. Oh ****.
00:07:27 Just record yourself doing that for like an hour.
00:07:30 And then just cut a bunch of of of videos together of just put white people stuff. Get like a little bit of that hour that you already recorded. Stick it in the *******.
00:07:39 Corner and just that's your whole channel. That's your whole ******* channel. Set up a Patreon.
00:07:45 And and and. If you really want to make the money, make sure like you throw some Trump stuff or some conservative stuff in there, because that's, you know, the leftist stuff. They just they just expect you to already like it and they're not gonna pay you money. They're not gonna pay you money to like it. It's it's the, it's the boom, the right wing being boomers that really want you.
00:08:03 To like their ****.
00:08:05 So if you if you nod your head to to anything even remotely, leave it to ******* Beaver. I haven't seen a reaction video to leave it to Beaver.
00:08:15 Make what about? Leave it to ******* Beaver.
00:08:19 Just for happy days. Just find stuff that boomers like Woodstock.
00:08:27 It doesn't matter, just find. Just just whatever you can.
00:08:29 Find that you think that they're going to like.
00:08:35 Here it is finally. Finally, find this ******* thing I'm looking.
00:08:38 For here we are.
00:08:42 There we go and I am muting.
00:08:44 It. Yeah, like this ****.
00:08:46 The only part that I I might play the audio on just cause I thought it was hilarious. I don't know if the guy who cut it did this on purpose.
00:08:53 See. See this guy right here.
00:08:56 You don't even know if he's actually.
00:08:57 Watching it, he can just.
00:08:58 Record himself looking like.
00:09:01 Looking like that, put like a smile, do just goofy other smile, different smiles. Doesn't matter. Ohh well, that's so great. Maybe tear up a little.
00:09:11 Yeah. Make make a couple.
00:09:12 Of them, make some where you're.
00:09:13 Tearing up, in fact, here's here's an idea. If you want to make some money, you really, in fact, you might.
00:09:18 Even you might even rope rope yourself some racist this way.
00:09:22 Make make another video a loop.
00:09:25 Of you just being mad, like oh, oh, **** those. Ah, ****. Ohh, that shift's ******. Ohh that that sucks. What the ****?
00:09:34 Just do like an hour of that and then just play like like the the black crime videos and.
00:09:42 And like Biden and the Democrat, things just find things like that, and they just.
00:09:47 Have a little window of you in.
00:09:48 The corner going ah.
00:09:50 ****, that's bad. I don't like that. I don't like that at all. That's just no good.
00:09:59 Yeah, see, you can even get high. Look at these *****. You can you just smoke pot, wear sunglasses. They can't tell what you're looking at. You could. You could be watching. Whatever you whatever you actually want to be watching.
00:10:16 So this guy, we don't know. He's looking at that guy mixed it up with a guitar. That's that's, that's almost this guy right here. That's almost as good as, like, a black guy riding a horse or wearing, like, a cowboy.
00:10:30 That's I'm letting you in on some, you know, these are this is like this is.
00:10:33 Like the the.
00:10:34 Deep track type info OK, so if.
00:10:37 You're gonna if you're gonna make a channel like.
00:10:38 This this is like the.
00:10:42 This is like the the secret info.
00:10:44 If you want.
00:10:45 To level it up like I already told you, how you can make $1,000,000. OK. If you want to make like more than $1,000,000 you gotta go all in. You got? Yeah. It's one thing, you know, you can be like the guys like these pots. Like these guys. That's cool. In fact you can maybe even do you could do like a.
00:11:02 A A conversion arc like like a like your channel could start out like this.
00:11:07 But slowly you dress wider and wider and wider, until eventually you're dressed up like Colonel ******* Sanders and just.
00:11:14 Like going, yeah.
00:11:16 I love this ****.
00:11:18 You'll make so much *** **** money. I'm not even kidding. You'll make a ton of.
00:11:21 ******* money.
00:11:22 Now the the clip I was gonna play, it's actually.
00:11:26 Actually, it's nothing to do with black.
00:11:28 People, oddly enough.
00:11:30 I just. I'm sitting there watching this.
00:11:32 Just like ohh come.
00:11:33 On what is this? Uh, is this guy?
00:11:37 So the part where he's singing about fat people.
00:11:42 Like I was just like, did they do that on purpose? Because there's no fat. Well, I mean, not like super fat and tell that guy and.
00:11:48 Then it goes.
00:11:56 ************* like 400 pounds and he's.
00:11:58 Like, yeah, you tell him.
00:12:00 You tell them.
00:12:02 You tell them about them fudge rounds.
00:12:04 I pay for my own ******* fudge rounds.
00:12:11 It's like he has to know he has to know.
00:12:15 Right.
00:12:16 300 pounds.
00:12:23 So anyway.
00:12:26 So yeah, Anthony Oliver or Oliver Anthony, I don't know. No one ******* knows cause it doesn't matter. That's not his real name.
00:12:39 Everyone says he's based and Oh yeah, yeah. He even he made a reference to Epstein.
00:12:45 He made a reference to Epstein's island. He talked about how. Ohh yeah. They don't care about minors.
00:12:54 We're actually he is the he had his very thick accent, you know, cause you can.
00:12:56 Tell he's.
00:12:57 A good old southern southern good old boy. Oh, well, you don't care about no manners.
00:13:05 They don't care about no miners unless they're miners on an island, you know, cause like Epstein didn't kill himself.
00:13:13 And so that that was just.
00:13:14 Like, whoa. Holy ****, this guy, this guys.
00:13:17 Dropping ******* red pills, man. He's dropping atomic. ******* red pills that are just ******* exploding.
00:13:24 All over the normies.
00:13:29 The tide has changed.
00:13:30 What we're winning now, guys, did you?
00:13:32 Know that we're winning.
00:13:35 I can't believe that we're actually winning now. I mean, we're, we've number.
00:13:39 One on iTunes.
00:13:41 Number one on iTunes, that sounds organic. Number one on iTunes.
00:13:56 And then.
00:13:59 Once the fame rolled in.
00:14:03 Fox News, of course.
00:14:06 Had to get an interview with him.
00:14:09 Oh, look at. See. Look, look how happy they are. See you guys. That's all you.
00:14:12 Got to do.
00:14:14 That's all you got to do.
00:14:15 Big old grin, smiling.
00:14:18 Tell you these guys put a cowboy hat on.
00:14:20 And then they got it made.
00:14:23 And then he gets interviewed.
00:14:32 If if it ever plays play, damn it.
00:14:34 I mean, we are the melting pot of the world and that that's what makes us strong is our diversity and we need to learn to harness that and appreciate it and not use it as a political tool to to keep everyone separate.
00:14:44 From each other, you know what? Hold on.
00:14:49 With, with with the melting.
00:14:52 Diversity is our strength. He's literally saying the the he's saying, he's saying the meme.
00:14:57 I mean, we are the melting pot of the world and that that's what makes us strong is our diversity and we need to learn to harness that and appreciate it and not use it as a political tool to to keep everyone separate from each other and.
00:15:12 OK. So two things I noticed.
00:15:16 Right when I saw this interview right.
00:15:18 Off the bat, well, you, you.
00:15:19 Sure, don't sound like you don't care about no monitors and monitors on or not like.
00:15:24 What happened to that voice?
00:15:28 Right.
00:15:29 Well, I I I.
00:15:31 At least thought you were that part of was was real.
00:15:36 I at least thought that you were like you.
00:15:37 Know Southern or something?
00:15:40 No, I mean, look, he's I think he's really from Virginia, but obviously hamming it up.
00:15:47 Obviously Hamming it up.
00:15:51 I mean this.
00:15:52 Is, you know, since we've been talking to.
00:15:53 Black people tonight. This is for the black people.
00:15:57 This is what we would call a studio gangster.
00:16:02 That's right, a studio gangster.
00:16:05 Someone who pretends that they're ******** when really they're just a Huxtable.
00:16:11 Now this guy I was suspicious. Rather, aside from all the obvious **** right? Like, as soon as I found out he came.
00:16:17 From money that my look, my rule of not not trusting people that come from money.
00:16:24 Like it kicked in.
00:16:27 And Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding Ding.
00:16:30 So all I did is I.
00:16:32 Clipped this this part of it out and put it on Twitter.
00:16:35 And holy ****.
00:16:38 Holy **** was not expecting the amount of engagement. I mean, I mean, for ***** sake, 10 million ******* impressions. Like, that's like a record for me, like, well, I don't know. Not since limit. But this way at least since 2016, prior to censorship and during the election and all that stuff, you know, since then.
00:16:57 That's that's a record for me, OK?
00:17:00 And so I'm sitting there going why?
00:17:02 Is this what?
00:17:03 What the ****'* going on here? Like, like, like I? I knew. I knew that there was a lot of people that were.
00:17:09 Emotionally, and that's what it is.
00:17:12 People become so emotionally attached to a piece of art, whether it's a movie or song or whatever, it doesn't matter. They make it a part of their identity. And the second you start, start talking **** about this thing.
00:17:24 You're talking **** about them.
00:17:28 You're talking **** about them.
00:17:32 So lots of people were splurging out in the replies. In fact, I think last time I checked there was close.
00:17:37 To like 2000 replies or something crazy like that.
00:17:44 And I started pretty. I'm not gonna ******* responding to that ****. And I usually don't.
00:17:47 Right. But I.
00:17:48 Usually scroll through and just see what people said.
00:17:50 Right.
00:17:52 And I started to notice a pattern.
00:17:56 In fact, I think one of the reasons why you got so many impressions is a lot of leftists were like, oh, we're going to.
00:18:02 Use this to dunk.
00:18:03 On conservatives, not really not realizing where I'm coming from at all.
00:18:10 They they retweet it with, you know what they would quote, tweet it with things.
00:18:13 Like Oh my.
00:18:14 God, look at the replies on here. It's like conservatives are mad because he's not racist.
00:18:24 And a lot of the leftists in the replies that were angry were saying.
00:18:27 Things like ohh what? He's not racist enough for.
00:18:30 You. I don't see anything wrong with what he said.
00:18:36 Now that's something.
00:18:37 To be expected from leftist, that's exactly what you would you would.
00:18:40 Think that they would say.
00:18:42 I mean, if anything, you would think that they would now want to embrace this guy.
00:18:51 But the other half of that equation, the other thing I noticed.
00:18:54 When I was looking at the.
00:18:54 Replies. Guess who else was saying that?
00:18:59 Lots of Maga accounts.
00:19:01 Lots of right wingers.
00:19:05 Boomer conservatives.
00:19:07 We're very upset. What? What, what?
00:19:09 What do we mean?
00:19:12 What's wrong with what he said? I don't see what's.
00:19:14 Wrong. We are the melting pot, the.
00:19:16 Statue of Liberty.
00:19:17 I mean, we are the melting pot of the world and that that's what makes us strong is our diversity and we need to learn to harness that and appreciate it and not use it as a political tool to to keep.
00:19:21 That is what makes us strong. Yeah. I mean, they're trying.
00:19:26 Everyone separate from each other.
00:19:29 To divide us.
00:19:33 They're trying to divide us by ramming us all together. They're trying to divide us.
00:19:41 What is he not racist enough for you?
00:19:44 Huh, son?
00:19:47 They were they. They were literally sounding like you could swap out the the responses.
00:19:54 You could find someone.
00:19:57 With a with a homosexual flag with an anime character in front of it.
00:20:03 Waving A Ukrainian flag.
00:20:07 Someone with that kind of an avatar?
00:20:10 And then you could find an avatar.
00:20:13 Of someone that has like the well wearing the same sunglasses that this guy's wearing.
00:20:19 While writing a a ******* quad.
00:20:26 And wearing a MAGA hat.
00:20:29 You could swap out what they said.
00:20:32 You could swap.
00:20:33 Out the the content of their tweets.
00:20:37 And not only would you not notice, they wouldn't notice that they went back to their tweet. They would.
00:20:41 Think that's what they had said.
00:20:50 So this isn't going to damage his career. I mean, it's crazy that, like I said, it's crazy. It got so much.
00:20:55 ******* play that so.
00:20:56 Many people had something to say about this.
00:21:00 Lots of excuses.
00:21:02 That's the other thing you see.
00:21:03 From the right, lots of excuses.
00:21:07 When one of their gods, one of their people because they're so itching to have a TV daddy, they're so itching to have some some kind of representation in mainstream media.
00:21:19 I don't know why, but they really want it.
00:21:23 They really wanted.
00:21:27 They just want to be loved.
00:21:29 It's funny because the same conservatives that get angry that, oh, we vote these Republicans in.
00:21:34 We vote these Republicans in and they go down to Washington and then all, you know, they they saw that really based on the election, but then they turn into these massive fagots and just start voting for the Democrat stuff. And I don't understand why.
00:21:50 What do you mean you don't understand why you're exactly the same way?
00:21:55 If they were legitimate even in the 1st place, which many of them aren't, but let's just say that they were a lot of them do that because they want to be accepted.
00:22:02 They want to.
00:22:03 Get invited to the parties.
00:22:05 They don't want the New York Times or Politico or whoever to write some mean article about them.
00:22:13 In fact, they're going to not all over themselves if they get even, like a nice or a not just a neutral mention in an article.
00:22:24 And you should understand that behavior perfectly.
00:22:28 Because that's exactly how you are.
00:22:35 I'm sure you.
00:22:36 Got all kinds of excuses. I'm sure they've got.
00:22:37 All kinds of excuses.
00:22:40 But ultimately, you're both the.
00:22:41 Same people you just want to be loved.
00:22:45 You just want to be accepted by the mainstream.
00:22:58 Which is why it's hilarious that you'll hear a lot of excuses about.
00:23:01 What Trump said tonight.
00:23:05 A lot of people were talking about.
00:23:07 Ohh it's it's.
00:23:08 Genius. It's genius that Trump is gonna he's not gonna.
00:23:12 Go to those debates.
00:23:16 Well, look, to be honest.
00:23:18 I I think.
00:23:19 The best reason why he shouldn't go on those debates is is a I don't think he can. Honestly, I don't think he can handle all the all the the people who would be trained to like, go after him and he would be like everyone on the stage against him. He's not the same Trump that he was in 2016 and he's got a record now before he was just some rich guy.
00:23:39 You know that people knew from TV, he could say whatever the **** he wants and he doesn't have a record that you could point out that he, you know, the.
00:23:45 Different things.
00:23:46 That he failed on. So that's the.
00:23:48 First thing but the other.
00:23:49 Thing is, it's it's Trump fatigue.
00:23:53 People are just kind of tired of him.
00:23:59 And people are oh, it's it's it's just me. It's genius. He's gonna. He's gonna go on Tucker and Tucker's going to tweet out a video interview.
00:24:06 And whatever, right?
00:24:11 So that went on tonight.
00:24:13 And look, I'll tell you, the debates are useless.
00:24:16 I watched the the Tucker video. I didn't watch the debates. I watched clips from the debates, and the debates seemed like every other *******.
00:24:22 Debate that we had for.
00:24:23 The last bajillion years.
00:24:26 Just boring *** ******* debates. Lots of red, white and blue clean animations with stars flying around.
00:24:36 Tailored suits makeup.
00:24:39 $2000 haircuts.
00:24:43 Canned answers and responses.
00:24:48 Memorize lines delivered by actors.
00:24:56 And that's what it used to be like.
00:24:59 Because you know, if there's anything Trump did, look, he disrupted that. That's why he got elected in 2016 because.
00:25:05 He introduced in a chaos factor that they weren't used to.
00:25:12 When we get a seasoned politician, someone like Jeb comes from a political family, right? He's a Bush.
00:25:19 His brother was president. His dad was president. He was governor, and it's not like he's.
00:25:23 New to the game.
00:25:27 It's just the the game changed well now it's.
00:25:29 Back to how it was.
00:25:31 There's, you know, maybe a couple of people trying to trying to be aggressive and and and and try the new strategy up, but it's you know, it's no one's no one's going to get the sound bites that Trump got in 2016.
00:25:46 No one's going viral.
00:25:56 So everyone was really excited about this.
00:26:00 Yeah, in fact.
00:26:02 Tucker even teased it with.
00:26:03 A with a promo like, oh, look, look, we're going to talk about some hard hitting issues. Guys. Check it out.
00:26:10 Why aren't you at the Fox News debate tonight in?
00:26:11 Milwaukee well you.
00:26:13 Know a lot of people have been.
00:26:14 Asking me that when you say there are people on stage who shouldn't be running for President, who do you mean? What happened to Mike Pence? He's out there.
00:26:20 Attacking you what?
00:26:21 Is that, do you think Epstein killed himself sincerely?
00:26:24 Do you think we're moving towards civil war?
00:26:28 It's good to have you at Bedminster. It's.
00:26:30 Very nice. I love it. You're saying this?
00:26:31 Whoa, those are some.
00:26:33 Hard hitting questions, right? I bet this.
00:26:34 Is going to be a really crazy interview.
00:26:44 No. Spoiler alert no.
00:26:49 I don't know many of you guys have seen it by now. Probably some of you, at least I.
00:26:52 Mean it's been out for a few hours, right?
00:26:56 But now pretty much no, I mean.
00:26:58 A lot of it like.
00:27:00 Was just pointless stuff like, oh, look at this. Ohh look, do the big interview. They all been waiting for. You ready? Ohh. Tucker on it.
00:27:08 Miss President, thanks for joining us. Thank you. Why are you with the Fox News debate tonight?
00:27:12 In Milwaukee, well.
00:27:18 I mean, seriously, how long can you answer that?
00:27:20 Look, he's still going.
00:27:22 He's still going.
00:27:25 Still going?
00:27:26 How complicated that could that? Sorry.
00:27:32 The answer was because.
00:27:35 I don't think I should like that's literally like that. It could have been just simplified.
00:27:39 To I don't want it.
00:27:42 It wasn't even like fun Trump, like, saying things that were interesting. OK, so that one's useless.
00:27:48 It's interesting because you spent.
00:27:49 A lot of your career in television, yeah.
00:27:51 You would a top show in television on NBC, but you don't feel the need now running for president to do television. Obviously you think television is the final.
00:27:58 Ohh, we're still on this. Why are we still on this?
00:28:05 So yeah, he goes.
00:28:06 On and on and on and on and on.
00:28:09 Still talking about it, still timewise not on TV.
00:28:12 Still not still still.
00:28:14 We're doing this interview, but we're the bigger ratings using this crazy form that you're using, then probably probably the debate.
00:28:23 All right. Well, that, why don't you just say that like?
00:28:26 Instead of 5 minutes of just nonsense. So let's base a lot of it is just that stuff.
00:28:33 Here's another one.
00:28:33 When you say there are people on stage, you shouldn't be running for president. Who?
00:28:37 Do you mean?
00:28:38 Well, I don't want.
00:28:38 To really use names, but it wouldn't matter too much. A guy like I call him Ada Hutchinson, they said. But I call him Ada.
00:28:44 Oh Oh yeah.
00:28:45 Ada. Ohh clever. Clever.
00:28:48 You know, I could.
00:28:49 Tell you, but I don't want to.
00:28:50 Oh, you don't want it? Well, that's boring. So he goes on and on and on about like nothing.
00:28:51 Myself in a little trouble.
00:28:57 About how he doesn't like some governor that doesn't stand a chance anyway, it's kind of like. Why? What?
00:29:03 OK.
00:29:04 Clear this is kind of far afield, but it was just interesting. I read bars account of this time. He wrote a book about it, his autobiography, and in it he lies about Jeffrey Epstein's death clearly lies.
00:29:18 Do you? Do you think Epstein killed himself sincerely?
00:29:22 I don't know I.
00:29:23 Will say that you know he's a fixture in Palm Beach, yeah.
00:29:27 OK, so he doesn't know. He doesn't know, but whole way for it. He hems and haws.
00:29:34 For again forever. He keeps talking about like nothing like.
00:29:42 Probably, yeah. Life with, you know.
00:29:46 Still talking about nothing, still not answer the question.
00:29:49 At all. I believe everything I hear.
00:29:52 So finally, Tucker asked him again because that all that time he doesn't answer it and.
00:29:56 But yeah, the the closer you look into it, I mean the Attorney General of the United States, your attorney general, clearly lied about the Epstein death.
00:30:05 Yeah, your guy, right?
00:30:08 So how does Trump?
00:30:09 Answer it. Do you think it's?
00:30:10 We didn't do that.
00:30:10 Possible that Epstein was killed? It's possible. I. I mean, I don't. I would be probably.
00:30:18 I ****** the clip up.
00:30:21 He basically says Epstein did kill himself.
00:30:23 Do you think it's possible that Epstein was?
00:30:25 Killed or that's possible I. I mean, I don't really ever do, probably committed suicide.
00:30:32 So there you go.
00:30:38 Ohh man.
00:30:39 Weak sauce.
00:30:42 Weak sauce, but it won't matter to these people for the same reason.
00:30:46 You had all those excuses for the Red Beard guy.
00:30:50 People say, well, I mean when you listen to The Beatles, you don't really hear their English accent sometimes. And and and like, you know, if you take it out of context, I mean, just because he said that America is a melting pot and the diversity is our strength doesn't mean.
00:31:09 That he meant.
00:31:11 That America is a melting pot and that diversity is our strength. He was just saying that.
00:31:18 You know, America is it's just it's like a it's a, you know, it's like a it's like a melting pot and, you know, diversity is, you know, maybe not. It's just.
00:31:32 I mean, it's pathetic.
00:31:34 It's ******* pathetic.
00:31:37 And this is the ******** people that you got on your side right now. This is why This is why, like, when, when when you think that.
00:31:44 Ohh, someday people will.
00:31:45 Will have enough. No, they won't.
00:31:48 People, people will say anything they can to avoid.
00:31:52 Facing the truth.
00:31:55 People will believe that, for example, this clip right here that I just played where it's clear that he doesn't think Epstein killed himself or he doesn't. And if he does, which I mean, come on, he he's he's got to be an idiot. If he doesn't believe that.
00:32:12 So he's he's lying.
00:32:15 He's clearly lying.
00:32:17 Or he's so out of touch. He was so out of the loop. He just believed the official story. Those are your two choices, Maga boomers.
00:32:25 Your two choices are he straight up lying because he's in on it?
00:32:30 A very likely choice if you know anything about his background and his connections to Epstein.
00:32:37 Or he's so out of the loop.
00:32:43 He just doesn't even know. He just doesn't even know.
00:32:52 We know that he used to obsess about CNN, so maybe because CNN never told him that there was some kind of question about his death, he doesn't even know.
00:33:04 But you'll see all these excuses. Well, my favorite boy has to say that.
00:33:11 He has to say that why? What do you?
00:33:13 Mean he has to say that.
00:33:19 Well, if we didn't say that then, then what?
00:33:22 Well, they they.
00:33:23 Would indict them or something like this. You know, like could things get any any more indicting for him, I mean?
00:33:33 I mean, it's insane.
00:33:35 It's insane.
00:33:38 So let's see whether what.
00:33:39 What are the hard hitting questions?
00:33:44 Anything. Everybody was sleeping and you know the case could be made. Look, I'm not gonna get involved in it.
00:33:50 But I can tell you like.
00:33:51 He's talking about Epstein. I'm not going to get involved in it, I guess.
00:33:54 The case could be made.
00:33:55 Or, but that's the same answer that he was giving to reporters when they asked him about the Q Anon stuff.
00:34:02 It's this, he he knows. Just like with the vaccine and everything else. He knows that a sizable amount of the people that that want.
00:34:09 To vote for him.
00:34:10 Believe that Epstein was suicided.
00:34:14 This is one of the the rare instances where they were most likely correct.
00:34:22 And so he knows that he he he can't.
00:34:24 Just outright be like, no.
00:34:26 No, the official story is correct.
00:34:29 And I don't know.
00:34:29 What this bill Barr guy who? I.
00:34:31 Hired was up to.
00:34:33 Ohh so you were again. Either you were in on it or you were so bad at your.
00:34:38 Job you didn't know.
00:34:39 What your attorney general was doing the.
00:34:40 Guy that you hired.
00:34:47 Because that's what Trump does is he? He keeps acting like, oh, I don't know. I didn't know about any of this stuff going on while I was President. I had no control over any.
00:34:54 Of this stuff, it was just all going on independent of me.
00:35:03 Which little? It probably was.
00:35:08 Because Kushner was driving the driving the ship.
00:35:11 A case could be made either way, but it certainly wasn't the most well run place.
00:35:17 So. So the. Yeah, it wasn't the.
00:35:19 Most run well place.
00:35:21 You were running it.
00:35:25 All right, let's get to this.
00:35:27 Into politics. Yeah. You know, for.
00:35:29 Real. And then one there, it started with protests against you. Massive protest, organized protest by the left, and then it moved to impeachment twice. And now indictment. I mean, the next stage is is violence is. Are you worried that they're going to try and kill you? Why wouldn't they try and kill you?
00:35:39 Right.
00:35:48 They're savage animals. They are people that are sick, really sick. You have great people in the Democrat party. You have great people that are Democrats. Most of the people in our country are fantastic and I'm representing everybody. I'm not just Republicans, but I represent everybody of the.
00:36:04 President of everybody.
00:36:05 How diversity is our strength again?
00:36:06 But I've seen what they do. I've seen the lengths that they go to where they make up the Russia, Russia, Russia when that's exposed and they go down and Barr should have gone after them and other people should have.
00:36:16 Gone after and they did very late.
00:36:18 Because the during report came out, it was fairly good it could.
00:36:22 Have been a lot tougher.
00:36:22 And pointless. So let's talk about the Durham report, how it it did nothing. Barr, the guy that you hired did nothing.
00:36:31 Christopher Wray, who's now who? Another guy you hired.
00:36:36 Is now actively pursuing prosecutions against the people that supported you.
00:36:47 I guess, but it was fairly good, but it explained how corrupt it was. I'll tell you who did a great job. Was the Inspector General Horowitz. He did a phenomenal report. You didn't have to go to. He did it on comedy and on, I guess McCabe and some others. And it was a vicious. It was basically the truth.
00:37:03 Ohh yeah, it's so good that nobody went to jail.
00:37:11 It was so good that literally.
00:37:13 Nobody went to jail.
00:37:18 For those of you who remember.
00:37:20 There is even a qutar guy who built his own armored vehicle.
00:37:27 The Q ***** well, I mean this is how long this queue nonsense has been going on for.
00:37:34 He built his own armored vehicle.
00:37:38 Because he was ready for the.
00:37:41 Storm to come.
00:37:45 And when the the OIG report.
00:37:50 When it was going to be, when it was released.
00:37:54 It was supposed to bring, it was finally going to bring down all the satanic pedos.
00:38:01 See, Trump was just waiting.
00:38:03 He was waiting for the right moment even back then.
00:38:08 This is how long this two more weeks.
00:38:11 Bullshit's been going on.
00:38:13 So in the.
00:38:14 IG report came out and nothing came of it. Some psycho, some psycho Q Etard barricaded himself on Hoover Dam.
00:38:24 In an armored vehicle that he built.
00:38:29 And said he wasn't going to leave until they released the real OG report, the one that was going to lock up all the pedos. And of course.
00:38:37 He's probably still in a federal prison somewhere.
00:38:44 No, no one in the door during report or in the OG report. None of those people are in federal prison. But the guy who?
00:38:52 Who made the?
00:38:54 The impromptu armored car.
00:38:57 And then blocked himself blocked.
00:38:59 All the traffic on Hoover Dam until the feds got him.
00:39:05 Or what about?
00:39:05 All the January 6 people that we're like, oh, now this is the time.
00:39:09 We've been waiting two more weeks for.
00:39:11 So many weeks.
00:39:16 They're all rotting in prison.
00:39:22 But they did a good job, huh? They did a good job, Barr finally did a good job.
00:39:30 Yeah. Bill. Jewish Barr. The guy who's dad had a relationship, professional relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
00:39:38 He did. He did a good job. Did he?
00:39:41 The guy who went out of his way to protect the shooter.
00:39:47 Of Randy Weaver's wife.
00:39:51 That's a lot of people don't know this. I mean these people.
00:39:53 Are all the same people.
00:39:55 All these same folks that have been ruining your country in the last decade, that they've been doing it for like several decades.
00:40:05 Dianne Feinstein's been doing it since, like, the 1950s.
00:40:10 I mean, these these people never leave.
00:40:17 And that's why Trump got elected. They wanted someone that hadn't been there for ******* a billion years to go in there and clean house and bring people in there that hadn't been there a billion ******* years. And Trump didn't do any of that.
00:40:29 ****, he basically hired everyone that.
00:40:32 Jeb Bush would have hired.
00:40:38 Including Barr, he was one of Bush's guys.
00:40:44 To report how bad they are. But these people are sick people. These are people that.
00:40:52 I think they hate our country.
00:40:54 You want to know the.
00:40:54 Truth when you see open borders, when you see these policies that they have and so many other things, it's so sad to see, you know, we have a country that's very fragile right now. I've never seen I, I will say, look.
00:41:09 I ran in 16 which was 15, but I ran in 16 election in 16 and there was tremendous spirit in 20. There was even more spirit. We had many millions of we've got millions and millions more votes. You know, it wasn't even a concept.
00:41:24 Tennis. Yeah, no matter.
00:41:24 People said well.
00:41:25 No matter what they talk about, he always brings it back to him.
00:41:29 He always brings it back to him and how he's awesome and how he won the election and he got cheated and whatever and and how great 20. It's kind of funny because this actually plays well to his audience because they're all living in.
00:41:41 The past too.
00:41:45 It's kind of funny because they're they're simultaneously living in the past but forgetting all.
00:41:49 The past mistakes.
00:41:53 There's a huge.
00:41:53 Difference between living in the past and learning from your past.
00:41:58 And unfortunately, a lot of people.
00:42:02 They like the former.
00:42:05 A lot more than they like the latter.
00:42:12 So Trump basically just talks about how, oh, but everything was ****** and until, like Biden came, or Biden ******* ruined everything.
00:42:22 You had you had four ******* years, dude.
00:42:25 But and with COVID they use.
00:42:27 COVID to cheat in a lot of different things.
00:42:29 Yeah, you did the lockdowns.
00:42:31 You did the lockdowns.
00:42:34 Things and we have so much on it. It's like so easy.
00:42:38 But we had judges that didn't want to look. We had.
00:42:40 People didn't want to get involved. Who said that they could? You. You. She's a conspiracy.
00:42:44 Theorist. If you say anything.
00:42:45 About the election, but I.
00:42:47 Have never seen spirit like there is right.
00:42:50 Now even coming.
00:42:51 Down here, just at the people on the road that are just.
00:42:55 Ah yes, the people, they're probably. They're probably blasting that that red bearded ****** song at the side of the road. All right, let's get to the.
00:43:03 Next question.
00:43:07 Ohh boy, this ******* nonsense the the, the, the sad thing is this is actually more interesting than the ******* debate.
00:43:13 OK.
00:43:16 I bet she was very happy and I used it for Joe because it's crooked Joe. But Joe is real, but.
00:43:21 Ohh, crooked Joe.
00:43:22 You don't think he's going to make it to?
00:43:23 November of 25.
00:43:24 Well, I I think he's worse mentally than he is physically and physically. He's not exactly.
00:43:30 A triathlete or any kind of an athlete, you look at him. He can't walk through the helicopter. He he walks.
00:43:37 All right, so we get to.
00:43:37 You can't lift the seed that in the grass. You know it's only two inches at the White House right at the center.
00:43:38 This talking .0 look, Joe Joe is Joe seeing eye on he's look.
00:43:43 OK. We, we.
00:43:44 Look, anyone that's seen any meme at all in the last.
00:43:48 Four years knows all.
00:43:49 It looks terrible on the beach. Terrible president.
00:43:56 Has to be doing supposed to be.
00:43:57 Working this this.
00:43:59 He's lazy, we get it.
00:43:59 Is a horrible.
00:44:01 But because hundreds of thousands of people are being killed, Can you imagine you're in our apartment house and rockets are going into that building and blowing it up and knocking it down and.
00:44:11 Who? Who can? Why? Why should anything? Why should anybody, human beings, is a human, whether they're Russian or Ukrainian or whatever.
00:44:19 So this he finally actually says something.
00:44:23 After all this stuff.
00:44:25 He finally says that there should be a peaceful resolution to the Ukrainian war, so that's good. Hey, you know.
00:44:33 I'll. I'll be. I'll be fair. That's a good thing.
00:44:37 He talks about how, you know, like he he would negotiate that. I mean, who knows if that's even possible?
00:44:44 But that's what he says.
00:44:49 So back to being them interested. So you think he's failing? He obviously is failing. I think it's clear to everybody, but that would make Kamala Harris the candidate. Well, not.
00:44:59 Really. I mean, I guess.
00:45:00 They'd have.
00:45:01 Alright, son? Yeah, everyone knows Camel Harris. She's dumb too.
00:45:06 Let's talk about that forever.
00:45:09 Or is this a new, hopefully a new topic?
00:45:12 Would he love the way she talks the bus?
00:45:14 Nope. Still still talking about how ohh.
00:45:15 Will go here and there.
00:45:17 She says dumb things.
00:45:19 Oh, that's so funny.
00:45:22 All right.
00:45:24 And people don't seem to be in the old days. If you had a bad record of mental lot telling you have a great record. It doesn't.
00:45:30 Alright. Yeah, it doesn't matter. Trump funny, you should say.
00:45:37 Ah, that irony on his support. You know, that goes right over the head of.
00:45:42 Q cards right there.
00:45:45 What do you?
00:45:45 Think he and she and Putin think of.
00:45:47 Biden, I think they.
00:45:49 Can't believe it.
00:45:49 Oh my God.
00:45:51 What do you think Putin thinks of Biden?
00:45:54 Do you think do?
00:45:55 You think Putin thinks buttons dumb and.
00:45:57 Slow too. It's like, what is this this.
00:46:00 Is not the.
00:46:00 Hard hitting interview that everyone was expecting or.
00:46:02 Or or hoping for.
00:46:05 Are there's still time out? Biden's dumb. Oh, he's so dumb and slow. We we get it.
00:46:10 Plan it to go. Do you have a preference in who you run against? In many ways, I'd love to run against him because his record is so.
00:46:17 Bad. You know, it's.
00:46:18 Biden's still bad.
00:46:21 Jesus Christ.
00:46:22 I don't think I'd have to Fast forward this much just to get to something.
00:46:27 All right, here we go. Finally. Maybe something new.
00:46:31 To conduct imperialism in our hemisphere. Well, yeah. And it's felt beyond Cuba. It's all over South America, the Caribbean. So we built a thing called the Panama Canal. We lost 35,000 people to the.
00:46:45 OK so.
00:46:51 So then now they start talking about China's influence in South America, Africa, and which look like that's like a real problem. That's something that that needs to be addressed if you you've got a.
00:47:06 A competitor, A competing country.
00:47:10 Going around making all these economic and trade deals with all these other other countries and as far as I know, China is basically running the Panama Canal and you know some other things too, like a lot of stuff in Africa.
00:47:27 And so, yeah, that's a problem. But this obsession, like this, is where Trump is starting to seem like he's just some old guy.
00:47:34 Like this obsession about like? Yeah, we, he he he talks about how the America for those who don't know the Panama Canal is the is the name suggests.
00:47:45 Is the canal that goes that that separates North and South America so that in like if you want to ship?
00:47:53 Something up by boat.
00:47:55 From New York to San Francisco, it used to be that you'd have to take that boat all the way around, not just North America, but South America, almost down to Antarctica, basically. And then come all the way the **** back up. And that was ridiculous. And lots of ships were lost and.
00:48:15 And whatever because.
00:48:17 It's, you know, the bad weather down there and it's just like the longest journey ever. So American engineers went in there and and basically blasted a hole through the continent.
00:48:26 Made a canal.
00:48:28 Mean a system of these, these floodgates that would open and close. You might. In fact, you might know there was a different canalis thing, that woman that crashed the the boat that was, I think, that was the Suez Canal. But you have this, you know, all these giant ships that go through this canal in Panama and inexplicably.
00:48:48 In the 1970s.
00:48:51 Jimmy Carter just gave the Panama Canal to Panama.
00:48:57 After we invested billions of dollars and and the lives of many, many people.
00:49:06 Who worked on it?
00:49:07 We just gave it away.
00:49:11 I you know, I don't know why but the but we did. Now. Yeah, that's a big deal. And historically that's interesting. But we're not getting it back.
00:49:21 And this way, the way that Trump obsesses about the Panama Canal and just can't stop talking about the Panama Canal is is just something that shows you that, that this is, this is the kind of of of boomer conservatism that you're going to get from from the magnetars.
00:49:42 Where they obsess about the mistakes of like, where in a in a reality where Jimmy Carter.
00:49:49 Is is not only, is he still relevant?
00:49:52 Even though he was like the only I think American President to like not start any new wars in like a billion years, not only is he somehow still relevant to these people, they're still mad about Jimmy Carter.
00:50:06 But he's a villain still.
00:50:09 Like I remember when I was a kid that the two presidents that always got made.
00:50:12 Fun of on TV?
00:50:14 Which is, which probably means they're the two presidents that weren't so bad.
00:50:18 It was Jimmy Carter.
00:50:20 And Nixon.
00:50:22 Like that's, that's all the jokes where Jimmy Carter was was, you know, this lame.
00:50:27 ******, that was in over his head. And Nixon was this maniacal, evil ************. Right? Well, it's 2023, OK, like neither one of those people have been president for, like, 50 ******* years.
00:50:44 OK, so it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter now. You're not getting the Panama Canal back. And but he's.
00:50:51 Again, this I'm I'm watching this interview going, why are you still talking about the Panama Canal and like, some of you might be thinking about about me but.
00:50:59 Wait to hear this ****, mosquito. You know malaria. Yeah. We lost 35,000 people building. We lost 35,000 people because of the mosquito. Vicious. They had to build under nuts. It was.
00:51:12 One of the true great.
00:51:15 Wonders of the world, as he said, one of the 9 wonders of the world now. Now it was one of the seven that just happened a little while ago, you know, since 9 wonders of the world, you could make 9 wonders. He would have been better off if he stuck with the 9:00 and just said, yeah, I think it's nice. But this is one of the true 7 wonders of the world. And you take a look at the Panama Canal. Who?
00:51:34 Such an incredible engineering marvel. We sold it under Jimmy Carter. We sold it to Panama for $1.00 the following day, they quadrupled.
00:51:47 The amount of.
00:51:48 Money that ships had to pay to get.
00:51:49 Across they didn't lose 1 ship.
00:51:52 And now they've made it much bigger, and now they've widened it. They've doubled it, right? They've more than doubled it.
00:51:58 And it's one of the most profitable things. Anytime it it's, it's just incredible, right? We gave it away for $1.00.
00:52:06 China now controls it. They actually control the Panama Canal. They run it, they control it, and we shouldn't let that happen.
00:52:11 We have a.
00:52:12 Drinking game every time he brings up the Panama Canal. You.
00:52:14 Have to drink? No, but like it's.
00:52:16 You kind of get the sense.
00:52:18 The reason why they're stuck out to.
00:52:20 Me too. It's not that the Panama Canal is somehow irrelevant. It's just not that relevant. But also because, you know, I started to pick up maybe for the first time ever listening to Trump because I've listened to as many of you have. I've listened to hours and hours and hours of Trump, Trump talking over the years.
00:52:36 And he does meander.
00:52:38 Ramble and say you know non sequiturs and whatever, he's always been kind of like that, which is why I think it makes it harder to detect this in Trump than it does. And maybe other people who are more succinct and direct and and coherent normally. But you're starting to get the rambling old man Trump.
00:52:59 You're starting to get, I mean the the man is just as old as Biden. OK, so it's not like, oh, we need to get rid of this old, crazy, decrepit, mentally feeble guy and put in this young buck. No, they're about the same age.
00:53:16 And you're starting to see some of these same rambling old man traits.
00:53:21 And we can't let China be in Cuba and they'll get out. If I'm president, they'll get out because I had a very good relationship with President she. But he respected this country, he respected.
00:53:32 Me and he'll get out and we can't let them run the Panama Canal.
00:53:37 We built the Panama Canal.
00:53:38 Oh my God. You just told us about the.
00:53:44 He he just can't stop talking about the Panama Canal.
00:53:46 Never been given to Panama. We should have had it, but we gave it for $1.00. Think of it. They quadrupled in one day. They looked at the fees. Which are.
00:53:55 See he he. It's like he forgot that he just said all this.
00:54:01 He he's almost, almost verbatim, he's saying what he just said.
00:54:05 And then he changed subjects, and then he got back on the Panama Canal. And it's like the Panama Canal is brain. The Panama Canal tape got put back in.
00:54:15 There, you know pretty big for these massive ships to go through, right? Rather.
00:54:21 Than going around the.
00:54:21 Cape and to hold the tremendous storms, such beauty such you know when you see it's beautiful stuff. But you didn't want to get caught in those storms. Those were storms that wiped out the biggest.
00:54:31 Chips and we go through the Panama Canal. We built it and we gave it away for $1.00 something that.
00:54:35 Yeah, yeah. See. See, he's repeating himself again.
00:54:42 And again like.
00:54:42 Look, I know it's harder to pick up on because to some extent he has always kind of been, like rambling and and weird, but this this is new. This is a this is new. Like I said, I've watched a lot of his his rallies. I've watched a lot of his interviews, I've watched a lot of footage of him and this is.
00:55:01 This this is rambly old man creeping in. This isn't just like, oh, Trump, that's just the way he.
00:55:06 Is no, this is.
00:55:07 That's why that's the way he is.
00:55:08 No, this is this is the new rambly Trump.
00:55:12 That how stupid are we? We have done the stupidest things in this country and now we have a president that can't put two sentences together, can't speak, can't walk, can't talk. I don't think he gets to the soda gate, but these people do miracles. I mean, he he ran out.
00:55:29 Of his basement and.
00:55:30 You got away with that one because of COVID so.
00:55:32 He sort of got away with it.
00:55:34 They cheated on the election, but you have people that are very smart but they're fascists and they're radical left lunatics and they're.
00:55:39 Ohh you're fascist, see?
00:55:44 All those evil fascists, those radical left fascists.
00:55:51 So I mean, look, that's to be expected.
00:55:53 And the windows all over the place, which by the way, don't work, and they're all most of made in China for the most part. They're made in China, Germany, a little bit, but China.
00:56:01 But you look at what's happening to our country, even no voter ID. I mean, why don't they want voter ID? There's only one reason they don't want voter ID, because they want to cheat. Who doesn't want, you know, the Democrat convention? The last one they had?
00:56:16 All right, so talk about voter ID for a little bit.
00:56:21 By the way, this was. I mean, that's alright, I not just a little bit. He talked about it a lot, but just basically again it's really repetitive. So this was one thing that stuck out to me.
00:56:34 Too, in terms of Trump's cognitive ability.
00:56:37 Trump used to be very sharp.
00:56:40 And even like his tone is.
00:56:42 A little more old man.
00:56:44 But Tucker makes a joke.
00:56:46 About well, voter ID and they've been talking about ******* voter ID for like.
00:56:49 5 minutes at this point.
00:56:51 And Tucker makes a joke about, like, ohh, you think that it's very dry humor. Right? But he says, Ohh, don't you think voter ID is racist?
00:56:59 And normally anyone?
00:57:01 Engaged especially a Republican or a right wing. It's such a bad joke, but it's it's it's he's throwing him a softball.
00:57:07 Right. And you can tell that it doesn't click with Trump right away. He thinks maybe he's being serious, that maybe it's racist, and eventually, you know, he he realizes cause because Tucker, you know, gives him, like, the the body language for him to read that he's.
00:57:22 That it was a joke. But it's it's a subtle thing, but I'm telling you that subtlety matters.
00:57:27 But that don't you think?
00:57:28 It's racist to have to show.
00:57:29 Your ID? Well, they probably say that they they use anything not to show ID because slower I use pretty simple and.
00:57:37 So he, so he's addressing it seriously.
00:57:40 I know a lot of people aren't going to see.
00:57:41 That the same way I did, but when I was watching that I was like he seemed like he was taking that like it was a serious question, as if you could, like you could seriously make the argument that voter ID is racist. Now the the, I guess in a way, The funny thing is it is kind of racist.
00:57:58 And it would be fun it.
00:57:59 Would be better if if the this is the problem with the right and why they why they will always lose, they can't just.
00:58:04 Say you know.
00:58:05 What? Yeah, I know that if we have voter ID.
00:58:10 Fewer black people will vote because they won't get their ***** down to the the, you know, MVD or DMV or whatever. They have to go to to get the voter ID. I know they're not going to do it.
00:58:21 It'll be too much of an ask.
00:58:24 So they won't vote as much.
00:58:27 That's that's we know that Democrats know that. Everyone knows that.
00:58:34 So just admit it, yeah.
00:58:37 Yeah, fewer black people will vote.
00:58:40 Because black people aren't going to take time out of their day to go do that.
00:58:44 Fewer Mexicans will also vote because the illegals won't vote.
00:58:49 And same story.
00:58:52 The people that are just here to go, you know, suck on the tip of Uncle Sam, aren't going to take time out of their day to go vote.
00:59:03 Just own it.
00:59:09 So this is the problem with, especially on the distant right. They're like, oh, women shouldn't vote. Look, I fully 100% agree.
00:59:14 But it's like.
00:59:15 You can't even. We're not even, like, close to that.
00:59:19 You know, if you look at the Jewish propaganda that we've covered on this channel over the years, do you think they went straight to white people are are, are evil and should be genocide like right out?
00:59:31 The gate. No, no, no, no.
00:59:32 No, it it was.
00:59:34 Trickle, trickle, trickle, trickle it was.
00:59:36 Oh, look, these black people are good neighbors.
00:59:40 Ohh look I mean I.
00:59:41 Was showing in 1988 the the the alienation thing that we played in the last stream where it was still totally fine on national television. Prime time to say and kite.
00:59:54 No one was getting cancelled. It wasn't a big deal. They were just words.
00:59:58 And context mattered, right? No one was offended by that.
01:00:02 It was a teacher.
01:00:03 Teachable moment. Well, now you can't even say that right now. You can't even say the word. Now it's.
01:00:07 Like this magic.
01:00:08 Mystical word that took time to happen.
01:00:13 That took time to happen.
01:00:16 Jews didn't have the power to impose those blasphemy laws.
01:00:21 When they wanted to.
01:00:23 They had to slowly condition people to accept them.
01:00:29 And it's the same thing with this voting stuff.
01:00:36 Which is why I think the right feels the need to to. I think at this point and I look, I'm somewhat in agreement here.
01:00:47 At this point.
01:00:48 You're not going to be able to.
01:00:50 Sigh up your way and you know the the the right just historically that hasn't hasn't really done that.
01:00:57 You're not going.
01:00:57 To be able to sign up your way to victory, we don't have the ability to do that. You might be able to sign up your way into getting more supporters, but you're not going to be able to sign up your way into victory over the multinational billionaires like you're just not going to be able to do that.
01:01:13 If you want to impose your will.
01:01:16 You're going to have to just.
01:01:18 Physically impose your will.
01:01:22 So anyway, let's take a look a little bit a little bit more of this. It's it's pretty boring. So I don't want.
01:01:28 To I'm already a little bit bored to be honest, and we're only like.
01:01:32 2/3 of the way through it, so let.
01:01:33 Me. Just see, we could go back and we should go back to all paper ballots photos.
01:01:39 We get it, we get it. Everyone agrees with that, alright.
01:01:44 Here we go.
01:01:45 Actually it doesn't work.
01:01:48 So plug your car into a.
01:01:49 Grid that's you should be.
01:01:50 Able to buy an electric car, you know?
01:01:52 Electric cars are.
01:01:52 Bad. All right.
01:01:58 Sinks where no water comes out.
01:01:59 Sure you have restrictors, when I.
01:02:01 Say no water, very little water.
01:02:02 Water restrictors are bad.
01:02:09 Washing machine use it shouldn't. Congress in a democracy get?
01:02:11 Oh my God, there's still time on washing machines.
01:02:14 They talk about washing machines long and they talk about.
01:02:17 The Panama Canal.
01:02:19 They spent like 10 minutes talking about how all your washing machines.
01:02:23 They they got to be too efficient. They're all like Whirlpool. Now. They, they, they they wanna. They wanna use more water in their washing machines. And the the Democrats are making them use less water and it's.
01:02:33 Like who? ******* cares, dude?
01:02:36 You're talking the countries burning down. You're talking about ******* washing machines.
01:02:45 And electric cars like those are the problems.
01:02:53 Ohh yeah, electric cars suck because you know you get to go and while you're driving around.
01:02:58 And you know.
01:02:58 You gotta find a place to.
01:03:00 Plug them in and.
01:03:00 It takes forever and that that sucks.
01:03:05 That's the problem.
01:03:06 Is finding a charging station for. That's what you think the big issue facing Americans is right now is that electric cars are hard to recharge.
01:03:19 Their their their dishwasher doesn't use enough water.
01:03:30 This is a a gigantic change in tone between the 2016 Trump.
01:03:38 This this is. This is bewildered, old man Trump. It's like it's like listening to some old guy in a nursing home complain about his ******* dishwasher.
01:03:48 I bet when I was young.
01:03:49 Page. Oh, dishwashers use tons of water, but now they just use a.
01:03:54 Little bit of water.
01:03:55 And I remember when they could use lots of water and they were really good. They were made in America and they made made quality back then they didn't know this ******* Chinese stuff like these ******* rice, rice washing machines, you know.
01:04:09 It's like America and like that we can.
01:04:13 Use all the water.
01:04:14 It's like, who ******* cares, dude, really.
01:04:17 That's the big problem is.
01:04:22 I'm telling you.
01:04:25 This is this is a different guy.
01:04:29 They'll probably still win. That's a ****** thing.
01:04:32 So how do you can that's my.
01:04:34 Question how do?
01:04:34 You. Well, I'll tell you what. Here's the ****** thing. We we know the elections are all fake and gay.
01:04:40 And we know that if they pulled it out.
01:04:41 Before they can probably pull.
01:04:42 It off again, but we also know that if if, if his big issue right now if the big if he's saying that Epstein killed himself and that Barr wasn't such a bad guy and the the the O IG report was was great.
01:04:57 And you know the ever like nothing like he's making it sound like nothing so bad. The elections are kind.
01:05:05 Of bad but.
01:05:06 Still vote for me. We should have voter ID. Nothing that you have the ability to to impose before the elections. It doesn't really ******* matter. The Panama Canal or something.
01:05:17 And dishwashers, washing machines and electric cars.
01:05:23 That's not the guy that's going to lead a revolution, because there's a lot of people that think my, you know, up until this point I was maybe even not not thinking it was going to happen. But like it was at least possible, right. If there's a scenario where they, oh, they're going to lock up Trump.
01:05:37 Right, they're going.
01:05:38 To actually lock him up, and that's going to make custards pop off and look, it probably will make a few Q.
01:05:42 Let's pop off in the same way that the IG report made that guy build an armored car and park himself on the Hoover Dam, and there's probably gonna be, like, weirdos that do that ****. There's probably going to be a handful of psycho queuing on people that that, you know, do something that sperg out and do something ******** like that and they end up in Feb.
01:05:59 Yeah, that's the kind of response you'll get.
01:06:03 But if you're sitting here and your big your big sell to the American people, not a lot of people haven't heard from you, this is supposed to be your big moment.
01:06:10 This is you're you're competing.
01:06:12 With everyone else running for president on national television.
01:06:16 On on the Big Tucker video that you've been teasing when you're talking about the Panama Canal, electric cars, dishwashers and washing machines, not using enough water, I mean.
01:06:27 What the ****?
01:06:30 That's that's the guy that's gonna lead a a civil war. That's the guy that's gonna leave a revolution. That's the guy that if if there if he's cheated out of his second election. No, that's the guy that falls into obscurity.
01:06:48 That's the guy that when they say Biden won again.
01:06:52 People are just kind of like whatever, dude.
01:06:54 They they don't believe.
01:06:55 It, but they're just like, whatever. What? Just whatever.
01:07:06 Because who wants to go to war?
01:07:07 Against the guy who's who's mad.
01:07:08 That you can't use more water in your washing machine.
01:07:11 You get elected again, go back to Washington. How do you keep the agencies under control? How do you keep FBI and CIA specifically under control?
01:07:19 The way you do it like I fired comedy, that was a big deal. You know, a lot of people said then I found him very early. Somebody said, oh, I wish you would have fired him.
01:07:27 See he's.
01:07:31 You fired comedy and hired Ray.
01:07:39 It it's almost worse that you fired comedy because you hired Christopher Ray.
01:07:48 You're basically saying the ohh it's it's great. I'll clean up because I cleaned up last time.
01:07:54 What do you mean you cleaned up last time?
01:07:59 If you cleaned up last time, there wouldn't be a problem. There wasn't. This wasn't like 300 years ago.
01:08:06 A couple years ago, you hired Ray. You hired Christopher Ray.
01:08:13 There's a little question about firing them anyway. You understand because you know when they have a 10 year term, there is a question.
01:08:19 I fired. Call me. That's a great thing if I didn't.
01:08:19 Alright so.
01:08:20 He's got.
01:08:21 Fire coming.
01:08:22 He's just gonna sit there and brag about how.
01:08:24 He fired coming.
01:08:27 Big deal. That was a big deal.
01:08:29 Such a big deal that he fired comedy.
01:08:34 We caught all of that because I fired comedy because.
01:08:37 He's still talking about how he fired coming because he's got nothing.
01:08:42 That's that's all the.
01:08:43 Swamp draining that happened was that he fired coming.
01:08:47 So that's all he can talk about? Ohh. I fired comedy.
01:08:52 There's. I'm not. I'm not. It's a it's a very.
01:08:57 What was the question?
01:08:59 So that was.
01:09:00 Like 3 minutes of I fired coming.
01:09:02 When you were President, do you? Are you confident that you knew everything? Say, CIA was doing well.
01:09:07 No, I'm not. I'm not.
01:09:10 See again how does that make you look good?
01:09:16 Your mandate was to go in there and drain the swamp. And you. You're saying you didn't know what the?
01:09:21 **** was going on.
01:09:27 You didn't even know what they were doing, let alone have the chance to start draining it. How could you ******* drain anything? You don't even. It's like you. You, you. You've never even been to the swamp.
01:09:40 And it's it's a very interesting group of people. I had very good relationships, I thought, but I was a little surprised.
01:09:47 He had very good relationships, he thought.
01:09:51 OK. Again. So he's either he's either a rube or he's in on it.
01:09:58 Using the CIA, I have to say this.
01:10:00 Oh, and then he starts Toma. How great.
01:10:02 The CIA is.
01:10:04 So I'm not. I'm not even I'm.
01:10:07 Gonna let you hear that part so.
01:10:10 What were you surprised by?
01:10:11 I I was surprised, I think at some of the people I was surprised that there was.
01:10:16 I had a group of.
01:10:17 People we killed many.
01:10:19 Using the CIA, I have to say this.
01:10:22 He's bragging about the assassinations. He he did like. That's that's literally what he's doing. He's he. He's asked to to what are you gonna do to clean up the CIA first? He says he didn't know what was going on and now he's saying. Ohh actually when I was president we used the CIA to go around and and do assassinations and it was great.
01:10:43 We killed many using the CIA. Have to.
01:10:46 This bad, very bad actors were very good at it. You look at Soleimani, you look at Al Baghdadi bigger than Osama bin Laden. I mean, Osama bin Laden. It's but al Baghdadi.
01:11:00 Did ISIS and he was rebuilding ISIS very strongly. That was really us that did that. That was really us that did that and Soleimani was us that did that so much CIA.
01:11:03 The CIA that did that.
01:11:15 But we did some very good work with the CIA, but I started, you know, when I looked at the 51 intelligence agents saying that that was the laptop from hell was Russian disinformation. When I took a look at that.
01:11:30 I said that's a horrible thing. They knew it wasn't. They knew it was.
01:11:33 Not. And by the way, you're talking about shooting.
01:11:37 Hunter laptop bad.
01:11:40 What is that? So Mike wants to run for President. You got to understand, in my opinion, Mike.
01:11:46 So he's gonna he, he, he.
01:11:48 They asked him about Mike Pence.
01:11:50 And you know, how come you, you know, Mike Pence didn't?
01:11:55 You know, didn't do what you wanted and send the votes back to the states or, you know, something along those lines.
01:12:06 You don't get any kind of like answer like you're expecting, like. Oh, yeah, **** Mike Pence. He's a traitor, that kind of **** now, just like, oh, you.
01:12:12 Just got bad advice from a lawyer.
01:12:15 And just like, come on.
01:12:17 Dude, where where's the fire?
01:12:20 You mean if he finds fraud in Pennsylvania, in Georgia, in any of these states, Arizona?
01:12:29 Who, by the way?
01:12:29 Now agree with me. Wisconsin has been virtually other than fact, they're.
01:12:33 Not allowed. So this is just his meandering way of saying.
01:12:39 That pence should have done it because they found fraud, but he still thought he he doesn't just say ****.
01:12:45 Capable or allowed to tabulate their votes?
01:12:50 He's still going. Still going?
01:12:52 He didn't send.
01:12:53 It back and have him redo it.
01:12:56 He said we will keep the votes of the great state of Georgia for Thomas Jefferson and his President. I didn't ask him for that could have done.
01:13:05 That too. But I didn't, I thought.
01:13:06 That would be time.
01:13:08 Well, I asked him to send him back to his legislature, to the legislatures, you know, in Wisconsin, let's say.
01:13:15 But, but why didn't he? I mean you you've worked there for four years. You're the president. He's VP or you say.
01:13:17 Thanks very much.
01:13:21 You're aligned on everything.
01:13:22 I think you got very bad advice. I really do. Now let me tell you what happened.
01:13:28 I sat there with a few people.
01:13:30 I think his lawyer was in the room. His lawyer was very much against it. There were other lawyers that felt you could do it. It was. It was one of those things that you probably I think you could have done it. I think you can always do something if you see fraud or if you see problems. But it's very interesting. So after the election was over, the Rhinos got together with the Democrats.
01:13:52 And then we did the election, so you couldn't do it anymore. So then I called the people I said so. In other words, you're saying I was right. You could do it.
01:14:00 Alright, so that what what he's talking about? Cause it's almost impossible to follow the old man Trump.
01:14:07 Is that they changed the rules after after the possibility that that that.
01:14:15 Pence had Pence could have prevented the the votes, having counted until that they could investigate the the states where there was some question marks, right. He was well within his legal right to do that.
01:14:32 And in fact, after you know the media and everybody saying that, oh, he can't even do.
01:14:37 That to prove that he could do that after the election, they changed the rules so that the Vice President can't do that anymore.
01:14:44 So there is.
01:14:45 No rule. They wouldn't have to change the rules. It's almost impossible to understand that that's what Trump means, though, because of just the way.
01:14:51 He explains it.
01:14:52 Just it's not Fast forward through all that and it takes forever to try to explain it.
01:14:59 From the last time, why wouldn't they do the?
01:15:01 Same this time. Oh, we'll try. They gotta be trying. Yeah, but and not not.
01:15:04 Only me, you know. Look.
01:15:07 The Sanctus is out. I think he's gone out. He was. He was at a level. He's people have figured him out. He's gone. But if somebody else got in other than me, they'll.
01:15:17 Go at him.
01:15:18 Just as viciously as they did me, these people are sick and they will go after them and a lot of.
01:15:23 People say they won't be able to hold up.
01:15:26 I do get credit for holding up quite well. I must tell you I.
01:15:29 Think it's? How do you do that? How do?
01:15:31 You get indicted, you know every.
01:15:32 Week and stay cheerful.
01:15:33 It's I think it it's a lot easier because I'm I'm so high in the polls because it means that people get it.
01:15:41 That people see it's a fraud that people see it like this horrible District Attorney.
01:15:49 From just a little while ago from a central.
01:15:52 Atlanta, that's Fulton County.
01:15:55 She said basically I don't have any right to challenge an election. Well, what about Stacey Abrams? What about Hillary Clinton? What about all of these Democrats that are still challenging?
01:16:06 Well, look, obviously he's right about all this. All these indictments are ******* ********. The fact that the idea that you can't even if even if Trump didn't believe it.
01:16:15 Even if Trump thought that he lost the election and was going around saying that it was a fake or whatever, that's not illegal.
01:16:22 If if.
01:16:22 If you go to like.
01:16:24 Imagine if you could put a politicians in.
01:16:26 Jail for lying.
01:16:28 We'd be able to lock all of them up.
01:16:32 So yeah, all these indictments are ******* ********.
01:16:36 And this is the only time he he actually.
01:16:39 Maybe. Maybe, maybe, because he's old, right? He's got to focus his.
01:16:41 Attention on just.
01:16:42 Whatever is currently going on.
01:16:45 So he's a little more coherent on this topic because it makes.
01:16:49 It's more immediately important to him.
01:16:51 In my election, the same people that are saying he's challenging an election challenge my election.
01:16:57 And they did it with slates. They did it with all sorts of things. They were very bad, very bad about it. But basically, they're suing me and they're saying you don't have any right to challenge. And if you challenge an election, we're going to indict you and put you in jail. So what they're doing is they're really they've weaponized and and don't kid yourself, the DOJ and Biden and the whole group.
01:17:18 They're watching all of this stuff. They love the local stuff.
01:17:21 You know the DA.
01:17:21 In Manhattan, not only that, they put a one of the DOJ top people into the Manhattan DA's office.
01:17:31 For one thing, they didn't have a case against me. It's not even a case. Everyone says even the Democrats say you can't win this.
01:17:39 See that the the frustrating thing about this though, is even though that this is all ********, trying to charge him for just saying that the again, even if he didn't believe it, doesn't ******* matter. You can do that. You can say that you thought the election was.
01:17:52 Rigged. It doesn't.
01:17:53 Not that's not illegal. There's nothing about that that can be illegal. There's there's.
01:17:58 All these, all these indictments are ********, right? The problem is.
01:18:04 He didn't do that to them.
01:18:06 The Republicans never.
01:18:09 Do this.
01:18:10 To the the Marxists.
01:18:13 They never have.
01:18:15 And they never will.
01:18:18 They think that they're they're somehow they're they're on the High Road.
01:18:24 They don't realize. No, there's not even a road anymore.
01:18:29 Things have deteriorated to such a state that this is this is where it's at.
01:18:39 If they're only punching you below the belt.
01:18:43 And you don't punch back, you're the ******.
01:18:49 Especially when in 2016, one of the things you run on is locking up Hillary Clinton, which I mean, come on, I mean.
01:18:59 You think that you couldn't do the same thing that they're doing here with your stupid indictments? You don't think that you could put someone from the DOJ into some local jurisdiction that would charge Hillary Clinton? Give me a ******* break.
01:19:12 Nearly local jurisdictions would love to ******* charge the Clintons with stuff.
01:19:19 Get some RedState new guy with a hard on for fame.
01:19:27 You know, get some.
01:19:30 Rising Republican DA somewhere.
01:19:34 Give him a bunch of resources from the the DOJ. You don't think that he'd? I mean, even if he.
01:19:38 Didn't have any way of winning.
01:19:47 You could have done that. You could have charged Obama, you could have. I mean, you could have charged. I mean, there's you could have gone after your political enemies. You could have gone out and and not because they're your political enemies, but.
01:19:59 Because they're criminals.
01:20:06 This stuff about Biden, you'd think you'd think that no one knew about this stuff before the election. You don't think that anyone knew about his connections to Ukraine and China?
01:20:16 You don't think that anyone knew about the bribery stuff going on of?
01:20:19 Course they knew about that.
01:20:25 Ohh but I can't do that because he's running against me in a presidential.
01:20:27 Election. Who ******* cares?
01:20:37 Now you're running against him in the presidential election. He's doing it to you.
01:20:42 No, but instead you get elected and the first thing you say, almost literally the first thing you say is the Clintons are fine people.
01:20:50 You tell an audience of of of people chanting an audience of your supporters chanting. Lock her up. Oh no, we don't want to do that. That was good for the election, but it now we're.
01:21:01 Now we don't. We don't care about that.
01:21:05 In so many words, you say that.
01:21:10 And you're surprised that they're treating you like a ******* ******?
01:21:24 Look at a.
01:21:24 Certain point if you don't use dirty tricks.
01:21:26 You're the ******* sucker.
01:21:33 It's like if you get in a fight, right?
01:21:36 A lot of people.
01:21:36 You want to avoid fights, so you don't want to throw the first punch, right?
01:21:41 You don't want to be the one that escalates it to to that level. You wanna you want.
01:21:45 To solve your problems using words.
01:21:48 Well, that's all well and good, but the second they punch you in the mouth, you better ******* do something.
01:21:57 And the right wing has been getting punched in the ******* mouth long as.
01:22:00 I've been alive.
01:22:05 You don't think you just do go around prosecuting people? I.
01:22:08 Mean Clinton when he.
01:22:09 Right after he got elected, he fired all the.
01:22:13 The right leaning federal prosecutors.
01:22:16 All of them.
01:22:18 Every last one of them.
01:22:22 And installed, Marxist and mostly Jewish.
01:22:26 Federal prosecutors.
01:22:34 What people don't understand is literally everyone serves at the pleasure of the president.
01:22:41 Just because presidents don't usually mass fire.
01:22:46 Bureaucrats doesn't mean that they don't have the authority to do that. I don't know if you've ever been into a federal office in Washington, DC.
01:22:56 But you walk into those offices, there's a picture of the president hanging on the ******* wall.
01:23:02 Like North Korea style.
01:23:04 It's mandated.
01:23:12 They work for him.
01:23:24 That's why they elected him in the first place.
01:23:26 They wanted him.
01:23:27 To clean house.
01:23:32 And start playing ******* hardball.
01:23:38 Once again, he's either a rube or he's in on it.
01:23:41 Because you have no case, the attorney general or the District Attorney, ***** ***** Willis in Atlanta. She's getting killed. Basically, she's saying Trump doesn't have the right to to criticize and.
01:23:57 By the way, I suspect that clip is going to get clipped out as a death threat. I as soon as I heard that I was like they're on Twitter, they're going to clip this out as a death threat. Like, listen, just because the way he says it.
01:24:12 If I was, if I was a leftist propagandist, I would I would. I would clip that as a death threat. Listen to that, because he's talking about someone that's going after him, right?
01:24:20 The attorney General or the District Attorney, Fannie Fannie Willis in Atlanta, she's getting killed.
01:24:31 Clip that.
01:24:32 And now you have a clip of Trump making a death threat.
01:24:36 Against one of the attorney generals bringing charges against him that violates his his bail agreement. And I I will be. I will be really surprised if you don't see that clip getting circulated around.
01:24:53 Using that logic.
01:24:56 That was that was just.
01:24:56 A that was a bad way of phrasing it like and look, everyone knows that.
01:25:02 Most likely that's not a death threat. But you know what I mean all I have.
01:25:05 To do is clip that.
01:25:07 Basically, she's saying Trump doesn't have the right to to criticize an election. But you've been around long enough. Now you've seen many elections criticize when Hillary Clinton goes crazy every time she talks, she says he's not the president. Jimmy Carter said. He's not the president. Well, I am the president. He'll he couldn't call me, by the way.
01:25:27 Three or two in the morning.
01:25:29 To congratulate me the night of the election.
01:25:32 Did her voice.
01:25:33 Crack. Well, her voice was. It's very different. I will say I won't get into.
01:25:37 That, but what?
01:25:37 Do you mean her voice was very different? They forget they were all celebrating at 5:00 in the afternoon and I came home and I said, you know, I think we won. I thought we won because the rallies are so big.
01:25:48 You know.
01:25:48 We'd have. We'd go to Wisconsin and we'd go to.
01:25:53 Georgia, we go to different States and.
01:25:55 Yeah, we got.
01:25:55 It we got it. You one, keep going.
01:25:58 For a couple of days, that's a lot. That's a lot. These are big rallies too and.
01:26:01 I didn't hold my gun.
01:26:02 Yes, the rallies were big.
01:26:03 They can see it, but now you know, every time you see her on television, she's saying.
01:26:07 Like, well, she's challenging the election. Do you? Do you see that would mean that she should be indicted, but that would mean also that Stacey Abrams and Georgia should be indicted because she still thinks she won the election for governor. She still thinks that she's never recanted. And I.
01:26:24 Abrams will be.
01:26:26 Indicted for that?
01:26:27 No, of course not.
01:26:28 You won't please the Democrats don't get indicted for things like that.
01:26:31 They don't get impeached.
01:26:32 Yeah, why not.
01:26:37 There's the rules, man.
01:26:43 See, This is why no one likes Republicans because they're either rubes or they're in on it. Those are the only two. Those are the only two possibilities right now. You're either so incompetent.
01:26:52 That you can't get the job done, or you don't want the job to get.
01:26:55 Done. And the fact and and let's say.
01:26:58 It's it's the incompetence 1.
01:27:00 That means you're so incompetent, people think you might be like you're so bad at it that people think you're probably working for the enemy, that you're so bad. Like it's not that you're kind of bad at.
01:27:10 It and you're trying and.
01:27:11 People like oh God, I.
01:27:12 Wish you would just try a little harder, no?
01:27:15 It's like you're so.
01:27:16 Bad at it. We think you might be in on it.
01:27:18 Because who could?
01:27:19 Be this bad.
01:27:22 No, it's it's a different thing. With that being said, yes, I had great support when they did impeachment, hoax, #1 and impeachment hoax #2 Jim Jordan. The house was fantastic and actually the Senate was very good for me other than, you know, Mitch McConnell. I think if he had too bad, I endorsed him. He was begging, he was going to lose that race.
01:27:41 By endorsing and the interest.
01:27:42 See again, he keeps he keeps reiterating all of his, all of his mistakes.
01:27:47 Mitch McConnell, who's a real *******, but I endorsed him.
01:27:51 He wouldn't have won if I didn't endorse him.
01:27:54 Then why did you endorse him?
01:28:02 I don't know what to say to that. It's like you're just now saying that.
01:28:06 Mitch McConnell is part of the problem.
01:28:10 And then the next words out of your mouth are he wouldn't have won the election had you not endorsed him, so he wouldn't be a problem anymore. He would be gone.
01:28:24 And he says this about this is this is a common trump thing to do. He says this about a lot of people, he always he always says like, oh, this this ******* terrible snake in the grass. You know, he would never would have won election if I hadn't endorsed him. And and now he's a snake in the grass.
01:28:41 Well, why are you endorsing all these ******* snakes?
01:28:44 Winning the race because of my injury, he was down. He was going to lose to Amy McGrath, $90 million in cash, all set to go. She was leading by three. He was going down.
01:28:55 I did him a.
01:28:55 Favor and then three or four months.
01:28:57 Later, he really wanted to impeach me.
01:28:59 So there you go. Like so it's you created. The problem is what you're saying.
01:29:04 He's a bad guy, but but if you look at what's going on politically so interesting, the level of loyalty is different in politics than it is in normal life. I will say with that being said, I've had great loyalty also, but the house was fantastic. The Senate.
01:29:23 It was very.
01:29:24 You know they're over there. Mitch McConnell, Mitch McConnell, in my opinion, was trying to get senators to impeach me.
01:29:35 We get it, Mitch McConnell bad. He's also going to be dead soon, so he's kind of.
01:29:39 Irrelevant from places that many people never even heard of coming into our country, and they're coming in from mental institutions and they're coming in from prisons. They're emptying out their prisons all over South America. They're emptying out their mental institutions.
01:29:55 Terrorists are pouring into our country. We have no idea. I have the strongest border in the history of our country and I built almost 500 miles of wall. You know, they like to say, oh, was it less? No, I will 5.
01:30:10 Yeah. No, actually, OK. Well, everyone knows the wall is a joke. It's a fence, and you can cut through it with a battery powered saw. But look, that's besides the point.
01:30:23 Until you can get a candidate or a leader, because I don't think candidacy is really the answer until you can.
01:30:29 Get a leader.
01:30:31 They can just say.
01:30:32 No, we don't.
01:30:33 You don't have to qualify. The reason why you don't want people from El Salvador with the the the their prisoners or they're from mental institutions, or that they're human traffickers or or any. No, you just don't want people from El Salvador to be in America because they're not Americans.
01:30:52 They're from El Salvador.
01:30:58 It's as simple as that.
01:31:02 Why? Why is this so hard to?
01:31:04 Understand. Well, well, I'll tell you why it's so hard to understand.
01:31:08 I mean, we are the melting pot of the world and that that's what makes us strong is our diversity and we need to learn to harness that and appreciate it and not use it as a political tool to.
01:31:17 So that's why.
01:31:21 Because diversity is our strength.
01:31:26 And Maga, boomers believe that just as strongly as anybody else.
01:31:31 That's why they have to use these qualifiers. That's why they to them.
01:31:37 They're not, they're not preventing. They don't want, like, no, no, we we want all the good workers to come in, you know, they, the young kids these days.
01:31:44 They don't want to work.
01:31:48 They don't want to mow my lawn for $5. They don't want to raise my.
01:31:51 Kid for $20.
01:31:56 They don't want to serve me drinks while I'm out by the pool.
01:32:00 For for tips.
01:32:04 We gotta get.
01:32:05 Some more of those hard working Mexicans.
01:32:20 Voting is not going to you're not going to vote your way.
01:32:22 Out of this.
01:32:22 Problem because there's not no one that's even going to be.
01:32:27 Allowed to be someone that you've heard of.
01:32:36 That has any kind of chance whatsoever, even winning like a state in the primaries.
01:32:45 That's going to be that's going to have the balls to say that.
01:32:50 Until it's too late. Until whites are such a minority that it really you can't, there's nothing you can do about.
01:32:55 It then they might say it.
01:32:57 That I was going to build, you know, it's like water. It seeks and we're going to build another 200. We built it. It was all set to go. All we had to do is install it.
01:33:05 It would have.
01:33:06 Taken 3 weeks and that's when I.
01:33:07 Found out I said I think.
01:33:09 These people actually want.
01:33:09 Open borders. The first thing I would do.
01:33:13 Well, if all it took with was 3 weeks to install it, why didn't you install it? I mean, see none of this ****. All these excuses, none of them make any ******* sense.
01:33:21 There's tremendous passion and there's tremendous love, you know.
01:33:27 January 6 was a very interesting day because they don't report it properly.
01:33:28 At the end.
01:33:32 I believe it was the largest crowd I've ever spoken before and you know, some of the crowds I've spoken before and like July 4th on the mall, I think they had a million people there. But I think that the biggest crowd I've ever spoken before was on January 6 and people that were in that.
01:33:50 A very, very small group of people and we said patriotically and peacefully, peacefully and patriotically right. Nobody ever says that go peacefully and patriotically but.
01:34:03 People that were in that crowd that day, very small group of people went down there and then you, there are a lot of a lot of scenarios that we can talk about but.
01:34:14 People in that crowd said it was the most beautiful day they've ever experienced. There was love and that there was love and unity I have never.
01:34:23 Seen such spirit and such passion and such love, and I've also never seen simultaneously and from the same people, such hatred.
01:34:33 Of what they've done to our country.
01:34:36 So do you think it's possible that there's a?
01:34:39 So it's still like the last little bit, but I just want to say here the other thing that that Trump has never seen is the inside of the cells that they're putting these people.
01:34:48 In I'm going to try to find.
01:34:56 A photo. I think some of you guys might have seen it on Twitter.
01:35:06 But there's a guy who still hasn't been charged.
01:35:10 They they've just been moving them from prison to prison.
01:35:15 And his cell.
01:35:18 Looks like a I mean, it's like a walk in freezer. It's it's smaller than the walk in free.
01:35:22 Like when I.
01:35:23 Worked when I was like 16 and I worked in fast food. We our walk in freezer.
01:35:29 Was bigger than this guy's cell.
01:35:31 The light never comes off.
01:35:33 He's got like, a little pad on the concrete floor to sleep in.
01:35:39 And I'm trying to find.
01:35:43 These photos here, of course it's going to be hard because I don't have it ready to go. I know the Gateway Pundit had it.
01:35:53 Let me see if I can find.
01:35:57 Here we go.
01:35:58 Now they going to show here it is.
01:36:05 Why won't it let me save this photo?
01:36:08 Here we are.
01:36:12 So this is the cell.
01:36:16 And this won't be the sell if they manage to get Trump locked up or whatever he's he's going to have it, you know, he's going to have it, OK.
01:36:24 It sounds not going to look like this.
01:36:39 So this is this is a cell.
01:36:42 Why am I not allowed to go to this?
01:36:47 This store and it's not letting me. It's not loading it up, that doesn't matter.
01:36:51 So I don't have. I don't have the guys now at the top of my head, but this is one of the Jan 6 guys. They basically have them locked up in like a like in a in a broom closet.
01:37:03 I mean for like.
01:37:04 22 years, 2 1/2 years.
01:37:09 This is where he's living.
01:37:11 With no no connection to the outside world, no window.
01:37:20 There's people doing hard time.
01:37:24 And Trump could have offered a a blanket pardon for people involved in that. That's something you can do as President A.
01:37:32 Lot of people like well.
01:37:33 How could he couldn't pardon them because they weren't arrested yet? No, you can still part of them as president. You can pardon people after the the event happened. You can offer a blanket pardon for for crimes.
01:37:44 Related to an event as president.
01:37:47 But instead.
01:37:48 Said instead.
01:37:50 He pardoned black rappers he pardoned.
01:37:55 That Jewish scam artist that I did a whole stream on.
01:37:58 He's already back back in court because he he pardoned a a Jewish scam artist who scammed something like millions of adult like I forget how many millions it was like.
01:38:08 You know, like $10 million and there's like a lot of money, I forget the exact number. You can go back and watch my stream on it and and with it like already right, it wasn't that long ago that that pardon happened, right? It was 2020 and he's already back in trouble with the SEC. He's doing the same scam that put him in federal prison to begin with.
01:38:29 But because he was Jewish and friends with the Jared Kushner crime family, he got a pardon.
01:38:37 As did a bunch of other scumbags that didn't deserve it. But people like this, they're stuck.
01:38:43 They're stuck because they believed in Trump. They believed.
01:38:46 In in the legend.
01:38:49 Of Trump, they wanted to believe.
01:38:52 Open conflict and we seem to be moving towards something.
01:38:54 I I don't know. I don't know because I don't know what it you know, I I can say this. There's a level of passion that I've never seen. There's a level of hatred that I've never seen, and there's probably a bad combination.
01:39:09 Donald Trump, thank you very much. That is a bad combination by.
01:39:10 Thank. Thank you.
01:39:13 Their combination.
01:39:13 The way there you go.
01:39:14 Thank you.
01:39:17 So that was.
01:39:17 The the Trump interview, like I said, the.
01:39:21 The debate was gay. I watched a few of the clips that it was, I think it was just wrapping up as I was having to go live and I had Internet problems and power problems so I wasn't able to watch them closely. But the clips that popped up were just, first of all, people. But that's the other problem too, right? So who who's the second choice? And it's almost like this is a narrative.
01:39:42 Right. They're like, oh, you don't like Trump, huh? You're not a boomer. Well, we're we're. We just.
01:39:47 Have Trump here.
01:39:48 To pass Sify the the shrinking demographic that is the boomers, right, the people that want to cling to the idea that when they go to the grave, they're not the ones that that ruin the country. They're not the ones that that laid the laid Uncle Sam down on the pyre.
01:40:02 Lit them on fire and push them into the lake like they don't want to be the generation that did that.
01:40:08 And so Trump is there to, to pacify them, to give them hope that, no, there's still the great white hope. There's still the this chance.
01:40:18 That we can elect, you know, the the.
01:40:21 Patriots in in.
01:40:21 Charge, fight, fight, fight. Trust the plan.
01:40:26 Well, if you don't like that.
01:40:29 Right. If you're if you're not really sold.
01:40:31 On that idea.
01:40:35 Have you heard of the based Indian guy? Ah ah based Indian guy.
01:40:44 So trying to, they're trying to sell Gen. X because then you know anything they can do now to like try to get you to stop thinking racially. So we're going to we'll we'll run.
01:40:54 A bunch of.
01:40:55 Of complete *******. They have no chance of winning at all and aren't going to say anything interesting.
01:41:03 And then we're going to to give you a based Indian. Let me see if I can. Here we go.
01:41:09 Here's a clip of based Indian guy.
01:41:14 Get that downloaded?
01:41:16 So your choices are, you know, old boomer guy.
01:41:20 Who has a record of failure?
01:41:24 Or based young Indian guy.
01:41:27 You know, like a Indian guy, you know, there's a lot of Indian CEO's these days. Don't you want based Indian guy? He says lots of based things.
01:41:36 For some reason it's not loading up here.
01:41:38 Let me see if it's.
01:41:41 I'm going to download. Come on.
01:41:43 Is there anyone on stage who?
01:41:46 Download this ****.
01:41:53 OK, it loaded finally.
01:41:57 So you can have based Indian guy.
01:42:03 On stage, who would not support the increase of more funding to Ukraine?
01:42:09 We would need Europe. Europe needs to step.
01:42:11 Up, I mean, I would have Europe step up.
01:42:14 And do their job, Mr. Ramaswamy.
01:42:18 But you're saying you would not to Governor DeSantis. I will have Europe pull their weight right now. They're not doing that. And I think we need to do and.
01:42:25 Our support should be contingent on them doing it and I would have support in China.
01:42:33 To be able to.
01:42:33 Take to be able to take China and do what we need to do with China.
01:42:34 Look, look at. Look at. Look at based Indian guy.
01:42:38 So you're gonna have based Indian guy.
01:42:42 You're not going to vote your way out of this out of this situation.
01:42:46 So anyway, I know.
01:42:48 That's that's. That's the day in gay politics.
01:42:54 Let's take a look.
01:42:55 At let's take a look at hyper trends there.
01:43:00 Bump, bump, bump. Bump. Bump, bump.
01:43:11 Yeah. And Ron DeSantis obviously is.
01:43:14 Is just as is as much of an Israeli shill is the fact that.
01:43:19 I mean, look, I.
01:43:20 For those who don't know, I don't know you.
01:43:21 Wouldn't know this, but just since.
01:43:22 He's on the screen. Ron DeSantis, who signed a anti anti-Semitism bill.
01:43:30 In Israel, like so as governors of an American state.
01:43:35 Flew to Israel.
01:43:37 To sign state legislation.
01:43:41 And he's not the first governor to do something like that. I think the Governor of Texas did something like that. That's just, you know, he had to go to the Home Office. He had to go bend the.
01:43:50 Knee and kiss the ring.
01:43:52 So he's, you know, just because he he doesn't like well, he says he doesn't like ********.
01:44:00 He's not any better.
01:44:02 So you've got a DeSantis the the, the classical Zionist or you've got a based Indian guy or you've got Trump.
01:44:13 I don't know the problem is because like I said, I don't think elections even really matter. That's not the point. The problem is I don't think there's anyone that's running that anyone's going, because I think there has to be a a solution other than political that takes place. You still need a leader.
01:44:31 For that to happen.
01:44:34 And and out of the.
01:44:35 Leaders available to people that are right leaning. I don't think there's anyone that anyone's willing to.
01:44:43 You know, willing to take to the streets, shall we say, for you know, I mean, Trump's the closest thing. But I I just.
01:44:53 I I, as we've seen from his interview, I just it's not the same, it's.
01:44:57 Not the same. And and it's not even if he was the same, even if he was the same Trump from 2016, he was still high energy, you know, and he was funnier and he he didn't talk about the Panama Canal and electric cars and dishwashers for like half the interview, which literally if you cut out all of like, the, the, the, the pointless old man rambling.
01:45:17 But the the interview is like half as long.
01:45:20 Even if he didn't do all that.
01:45:24 He has a record now.
01:45:26 We already know what he would do.
01:45:29 And the bottom line, I said this in 2020, I said this after like as I look I, I don't know, not everyone agrees with me. I I suspect that maybe some of this will come out during the these trials, but there was fraud, there was a lot of fraud in in certain States and there there's.
01:45:48 A I think.
01:45:50 Better. Better than 90% chance that the election was stolen.
01:45:56 And I think Trump truly believes that the election was stolen. I think that it doesn't matter. I think he could be lying and still.
01:46:04 He didn't break any laws in terms of the current indictments, but doesn't matter I.
01:46:08 Think he believes it?
01:46:10 And I said it when it happened. I said, look, if you're.
01:46:12 The kind of guy.
01:46:14 Who runs for president?
01:46:17 Takes the office.
01:46:19 And then you think that you're fraudulently being unseated as president?
01:46:25 You think that the other side?
01:46:27 Has has committed fraud to take away your position as President.
01:46:34 And you hand them the keys.
01:46:37 Then you never. You never deserve to be present in the 1st place. You didn't have the balls to be president in the first place.
01:46:47 So we already know he doesn't have the balls to take it to the next level.
01:46:52 Because that's that was the. That was the time to do it.
01:46:56 And that time is now over.
01:46:59 So sadly, I think it's just going to be another gay four years. They're probably going to do the COVID thing. I mean, I don't know. There's people there like Alex Jones, who is not very reliable, obviously talking about. Ohh.
01:47:10 Yeah, I talked to talk to people with the documents. I talked to federal federal people that said that they're going to bring the mask. Mandates are back.
01:47:19 And look, they, they they might.
01:47:22 They might.
01:47:24 It's the easiest way to to steal an election, apparently, and it's a good way to to prevent what they're, I think, still paranoid about even though I'm I'm pretty black pilled on anyone, actually.
01:47:36 As I said.
01:47:36 Take it to the next level if you will.
01:47:40 I think that they're still paranoid about that, and I think that that's what the lockdowns were for. It wasn't just for mail in ballots and whatever it was, because if everyone's locked up in their house, they're not. They're not out on the streets.
01:47:53 I think that they're they're very paranoid about political violence from the right. Like, look on this channel, we've gone over and over anytime that there's even a whiff.
01:48:03 Of the right wing, even not even contemplating violence but making preparations even in a in a in a defensive posture.
01:48:13 Because they they foresee some kind of violence in the future, like they're not plotting a revolution or a civil war and like that.
01:48:20 But they're just.
01:48:24 For what they see is like an inevitable conflict, the federal agencies come down on them.
01:48:30 Like a ton of bricks.
01:48:33 Time and time again, where you know whether it's about Ruby Ridge or Waco or or you know, the Pacon series is, you know, we we've done a thorough investigation into all these different instances in the past where the federal government has has used its entire force to to crush.
01:48:51 Right wingers that are thinking in terms that extend beyond the political process.
01:49:02 So we we already know that they're paranoid about this and I think that the people that are I.
01:49:06 Mean especially that was that was.
01:49:08 Before we had ******** and ******* running everything, or if they did, if if they were ******** and fagots, they kept it in the closet.
01:49:17 That was a that.
01:49:18 Was in a time period where where.
01:49:22 Like Drag Queen, story hour would not have happened.
01:49:26 Because they would just.
01:49:27 Be called Drag Queen got killed at a library day.
01:49:32 People would not have. I mean people were. I mean, back then. You gotta remember the context of the right.
01:49:36 Wing and what they were willing to do.
01:49:40 It was. It was a lot more than what they're willing to do today. I was going to name some things, but I want to.
01:49:48 You know, let's just say well.
01:49:55 So yeah, I could see them bringing out the mask mandate. I mean, there's, well, that's already started happening. Lionsgate is a movie studio in Hollywood, and they mandated masks on sets and in different buildings just a couple days ago, mask mandates are already being rolled out at the more lefty.
01:50:14 Companies in preparation for apparently some weird new COVID mariant that's going to come out of Canada.
01:50:24 And there's there is reason to believe that the feds will start rolling that out for travel. They might shut down travel.
01:50:32 Like they have in the past, they might make you know, do vaccine mandates. I mean, they just barely stopped doing that. It used to be you couldn't fly into America if you weren't vaccinated. I mean, that went on for like, 2 plus years, three years or so. And they just, they just relaxed on that a couple months ago, and they might.
01:50:52 Bring all that **** back.
01:50:57 So that's that's very possibly going to happen. That's very possibly going to happen. And and there's a lot of people that are thinking to themselves like, Oh well, there's no way. There's no way people will will stand for it this time because now.
01:51:13 Now they know it was all a hoax, they know.
01:51:15 It was all ********.
01:51:18 Are you kidding me?
01:51:22 Do you do you? Do you not understand? Is your lack of understanding of of human nature? I mean, if they got away with it once?
01:51:33 They can't get away with it.
01:51:34 Again, what are you talking about?
01:51:36 That's the opposite of how this stuff works.
01:51:40 They did get away with it once.
01:51:42 So of course they can get away with it again now.
01:51:44 They know how how well it works.
01:51:48 Now you might have more people that want to stay open than just some, you know, gym in New Jersey and you know a.
01:51:53 Couple other things that that want to defy these orders.
01:52:00 But ultimately.
01:52:04 You're still going to have those orders.
01:52:07 And who knows? Maybe that'll that.
01:52:08 Maybe that'll be a boiling point. Who knows, right?
01:52:13 We'll have to see how that unfolds, but I do think that I think there's going to be some kind of COVID nonsense this winter, or at least, even though Alex Jones.
01:52:20 Said it.
01:52:22 I think there's there's probably a chance that.
01:52:25 That that's true.
01:52:27 Especially cause. Like I said, there's already private companies.
01:52:30 Doing it so.
01:52:31 Anyways, take a look here, Beach Boy says. I've been watching little house on the Prairie with my little one trying to get some wholesome programming in her, and there's there's still landmines. The honest engine, white man bad, the black.
01:52:46 Who steals just to survive and only wants to go to school and learn?
01:52:52 Well, first of all, I forgot to.
01:52:55 I forgot to do this.
01:53:06 So yeah.
01:53:10 And so Part 2, Part 2 is the Russian Jew who teaches the whites how to appreciate their freedoms. And the list goes on. There's a Jew episode that will definitely be skipped on season five episode 15. The Craftsman.
01:53:29 The show overall might be worth your analysis. Thank you for all you do. Yeah, that little house in the Prairie, of course.
01:53:34 Is just as.
01:53:35 Bad as anything else.
01:53:38 It's still being. It's still being made in Hollywood.
01:53:44 Anything that was especially back then because there was no one that could. Everyone was so under the spell of the civil rights movement. Everyone went along with it. Even right wing parents like, you know, Republican voting boomer parents thought that these were good lessons to teach their kids.
01:54:02 I mean, these are the same boomers that that are still not race realists after all these decades. Of course, in the 70s and 80s, when they were producing that show, that's.
01:54:10 You know, they, they they weren't bothered at all by the the the Watts riots and all that stuff. That was stuff that there was. Those were headlines. They didn't live there, but the vast majority of Americans didn't live live in these places.
01:54:23 And if they did, they were. They were in the same way that the Q ***** are itching, itching to believe in Trump, itching to believe in the red bearded fake hillbilly guy and itching to believe in the based Indian guy.
01:54:41 They were itching to believe what those stories were telling them on TV.
01:54:45 Because of what it would mean if if that wasn't the reality.
01:54:51 They were primed and.
01:54:52 Ready. They wanted to believe these stories about the the black guy that only steals because he when he's defeat his family or whatever. I mean, I I haven't seen the episode you're talking about it.
01:55:00 But if that's the storyline.
01:55:03 That's what they wanted to believe. They don't want to believe that black people just steal.
01:55:09 They want to believe that no.
01:55:11 No, no, it's.
01:55:12 Because of economic socioeconomic problems, right?
01:55:18 I don't know that there's really, especially when it comes to television, because they they they were able to get away with so much more and on on television.
01:55:27 Partially because I think it was a one shot.
01:55:29 Kind of a thing.
01:55:31 You gotta remember when television. It wasn't until the late 90s that you had TiVo, where people could even really record television. Television was on the air that one time.
01:55:40 And then it was gone.
01:55:43 It wasn't running in the theaters for like a year, and then it came, came out on VHS like that didn't happen like that, you know, with.
01:55:49 Movies that happened.
01:55:57 And movies were different, too, because movies were driven by ticket sales.
01:56:03 As television was driven by advertising advertiser dollars.
01:56:10 So TV you get, you could get away with with crossing the line a little bit because it wouldn't be that big of a deal if it created some kind of a scandal or or or controversy or whatever.
01:56:20 Who cares? You.
01:56:21 Would just dial it back to that next episode.
01:56:27 And people would just forget that.
01:56:29 It happened.
01:56:32 So if you're looking for stuff for your children to watch, which I don't even know if I think that's even a good thing, I've I've I've asked myself the same thing because.
01:56:43 I don't necessarily think that that form of media just, you know, in general, that telling stories on a screen in the way that a movie or television is that that's inherently a bad thing for children to experience. And in fact, I think it's better if they do experience it. Otherwise it'll have a a complete.
01:57:02 And total hold over them if they don't have a built up tolerance to the trickery.
01:57:09 I mean, maybe the answer is, is during these episodes, maybe you don't skip these episodes. Maybe you you have a talk with them after these these episodes.
01:57:18 The thing is, if you.
01:57:19 If you completely prevent them from watching this stuff and then they go out in the world on their own, they're going to be tricked by every kind of propaganda ever, because they've never learned to. I mean, it's going to be something magical, you know, it's going to be like the the kid that was never allowed to taste sweets. And then he gets out of the house and he's like.
01:57:35 Oh **** yeah, I can eat Oreos for dinner.
01:57:40 So you don't want to do that. You don't want to make that, so they're just. It's a fine line. It's a fine line between protecting children from bad ideas and sheltering them.
01:57:48 So maybe the answer is you play those episodes, but before the episode you have a talk and after the episode you have a talk.
01:57:58 And you and you do it with the understand or get them to understand the context of what they're watching. Like, look what we're watching here. It's entertainment. But you have to understand that a certain group of people with certain objectives.
01:58:12 Created the vast majority of of this.
01:58:15 Form of entertainment.
01:58:18 And when they did that, they would inject their ideas because television is a great way.
01:58:24 Of of injecting value systems into people.
01:58:30 And you make sure they understand that. And then after the episode, maybe, you know, do it in such a way where they have to actually think about it. Don't maybe don't tell them what to think. But say, hey, what do you think this episode was trying to tell you?
01:58:46 What did you notice? Like what was the moral of the story?
01:58:52 Right. That's what we used to say. We used to say.
01:58:54 I mean all the.
01:58:55 All the European fables that existed well before television, that was the point of those stories. That's why people, people told these stories, their children.
01:59:04 Same reason because it taught values and it taught like.
01:59:12 To some degree, a theology.
01:59:15 In fact that you know Jesus, you know, the Bible is the same way, right? It's also very story driven, very narrative driven parables.
01:59:22 For the same reason.
01:59:24 You you teach these values using stories because it has it. It seems to fit it seem or stick rather a lot easier.
01:59:34 It's it's the spoonful of sugar that makes the medicine go down.
01:59:40 So maybe that's an opportunity to talk to your kids and say, like, look, the reason why this media exists to some extent is to inject ideas into your head.
01:59:51 And This is why I.
01:59:52 Said I don't know. I don't think that I'd want my kids watching some TV show regularly. I think maybe from an educational standpoint, it might be a good idea to be like, hey, we're gonna watch this and I want you to be thinking about this as we watch it. What do you think that the writers and the director were trying to to get through to you?
02:00:12 By the end of it.
02:00:13 And then after you know, have them watch it. And at the end.
02:00:15 Of it. Say what? What do you think?
02:00:18 And then if they you know, if it all goes over their head, try to, you know, gently explain, like, guide them with questions, make them come up with the answer.
02:00:28 Because that's going to be way more powerful than you just telling them. You saying no, this episode was bad because it was making the black guy look like he only steals, you know, for food for his family. Don't say that. Just say, OK, well, what, what did you notice about this character?
02:00:46 Do you think that the stealing was justified? Do you think that this is normally the situation in reality?
02:00:53 And then maybe, I don't know if you go to the extent where you're showing them crime statistics or whatever, but you know, give them, give them, have them. Contrast that with with reality.
02:01:07 I think that if you do this at an early enough age you you'll give them the the tools they'll need.
02:01:12 To survive the onslaught of propaganda. Because look, you think it was bad for boomers and Gen. Xers and so forth to grow up with television. You know, the the electric Jew in their living room, right, telling them what to think.
02:01:27 Just imagine how bad it is for kids these days with the the tablets. You know that they they.
02:01:36 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
02:01:39 So it's even more important that they're able to discern the differences between.
02:01:44 Fiction and reality.
02:01:47 But anyway, thank you for the support there Beach Boys. Oh, by the way, I got a message.
02:01:54 Well, now it's been like a week or so ago from the Odyssey people letting me know that someone had sent me a donation via the support button instead of a hyper chat.
02:02:07 And that they they, the person who sent that, had asked if I'd got it and they they they told him or him or her or him. I think it's him.
02:02:18 That I did.
02:02:21 Because they weren't sure because they used that support button and I did get it and I did. They gave.
02:02:26 Me. The name? I don't know.
02:02:28 They they want me to say the name because I don't know if that's why they did the support, but I'm not going.
02:02:32 To say it, but I did try to get a hold of you and comment on your Odyssey account so that you would know that. I appreciate that. So if you'll know who you are, if you're that person. I didn't. I didn't want you to just think that I didn't appreciate that or or notice.
02:02:48 That so I really I really do.
02:02:51 Right that. So anyway, let me get to Graham playing games to my thought. It doesn't matter if someone has talked, talked out of Flat Earth, the problem isn't that they believe in Flat Earth. The problem is that they're effective thinking flat. Earth is just the specific thing that comes up from that logical malfunctioning.
02:03:11 Well, maybe to some extent, but I think that there's a lot of people that just they lack or even most people, right. You could say most people lack the ability to come to conclusions on their own. And so they use holistic thinking where they basically rely on the group to tell them what to think.
02:03:28 I mean that makes sense. It seems like that would be an A way a society like not everyone can be a general in an army, right? Like you need people that are just soldiers.
02:03:37 And they just.
02:03:38 Follow orders so it makes sense that you know a vast majority, maybe of of humans, are going to want to just look towards.
02:03:48 Experts or authorities or whatever to believe in and I think what happens is when the the traditional experts or authorities are seen to be flawed at best and maniacal at worst.
02:04:06 It it throws.
02:04:08 And they get very disconnected and they don't know who to trust anymore and they end up trusting the wrong people, to put it mildly.
02:04:18 And and then they they end up getting just as tricked.
02:04:23 As they were before.
02:04:25 Almost actually in. In fact, maybe even more so.
02:04:29 And so I do think it's important to maybe get the get through to some of those people like, look, I'm not going to crusade about flat Earthers or whatever. I am going to do a string that's going to **** a lot of them off here a little bit I'm working on with some other some other Internet personality that you are all familiar with that is going to be, I think.
02:04:49 A good show.
02:04:51 The the reason why it's important the reason why I I addressed that in the 1st place was was for two reasons. One.
02:04:59 So that other people could see.
02:05:02 The irrational thinking.
02:05:05 That that these people have fallen victim to.
02:05:09 In in in order to believe in some fantasy.
02:05:13 That the earth is flat and and how viciously they would try to defend it even when faced with with.
02:05:22 The most logical refutations to their ******** means right and and just so you could see how they reacted because it's it's it's identical to coutard, it's it's identical to, you know, these light switch brained people that think that.
02:05:39 If you don't like Trump, you must, like Biden, or you know, these. It's just these unsophisticated rubes.
02:05:44 And so for one, I wanted the the the non rubes to see that and be like oh I.
02:05:48 Don't want to be like that.
02:05:51 You know, I see the the irrational thinking here and I'm I'm repulsed by it.
02:05:57 Because despite what a lot of people, it's.
02:06:00 Funny, because some people are really getting mad that I talk about this for some reason.
02:06:04 And not just flat Earthers other.
02:06:06 People like what are you talking about?
02:06:08 This. It's like who ******* cares? Dude? What you think? First of all, second of all the the reason why it's important, believe it or not, there's actually some big names out there and I'm not going to name them because I like I don't talk.
02:06:20 About people I.
02:06:21 Talk about ideas, but there are some very influential.
02:06:24 People, multiple people, not just one or two. There's, like a lot of.
02:06:26 People on the right, some of whom are bigger.
02:06:29 Than me who are pushing Flat Earth.
02:06:32 With a with a straight face.
02:06:35 And if you think that that's not a problem on the right, that there's a lot of and I mean like big Twitter accounts, like big Twitter accounts and big streamers and big Youtubers. And just there's a lot of people on the.
02:06:49 Right.
02:06:49 Who? Because they are so they've lost all trust in institutions.
02:06:55 They latch on to people that that seem like maybe they they know what's going on.
02:07:01 And they get tricked into stupid ****.
02:07:05 And this is this is a growing problem on the right, just as an example, the way that the reason why it matters too is look, we're going like, oh, and this is going to **** *** some people just right now.
02:07:15 Because you're going to think, oh, I can't believe you believe in that.
02:07:19 We are going back to the moon, I said back. Yeah, we're going back to the moon in like, 2 years. This is like happening. India landed a probe on India. ******* landed a probe on the moon today.
02:07:33 And if you're not even willing to admit that space is real or that the earth is a globe or anything like that.
02:07:40 What the ****? You can't even you're. You can't even be a part of that conversation. Space is going to be increasingly relevant unless we have a total Mad Max societal collapse. And as much as that sounds really exciting to me, I don't think that's actually going to happen in my lifetime. OK, but space is going to become increasingly more relevant.
02:08:00 Day-to-day life, the fact that my Internet right here that we're talking on is space Internet. It's satellite.
02:08:07 And there's going to be conversations about who's allowed to put satellites up, what are, are we allowed to have different capabilities of these satellites, you know, or or be aware of what, even if you, you know, you're just some peon, so you don't really get a say in the matter, which is the case 99% of the time with us. Right. But shouldn't you at least know the capabilities that the you know?
02:08:26 The satellites they're putting up there are.
02:08:29 Shouldn't you be able to understand that that the sorts of ramifications that there are or or what if you do have a situation where they're going to put a base on the moon or or or weapons on the moon, or or who knows right? I mean, but this is all stuff that you can't even be a part of the conversation.
02:08:51 You're like, oh, it's all a swimming pool and and and the the the lazy thinking of these ************* that they're so willing to go out on a limb like that when you can literally see with your naked eye, you can see the ISS flying overhead.
02:09:05 And and for people that are so obsessed with the P900 camera, it's like pointed up at the at there's websites that will tell you based on your location, like if you give it a GPS coordinates. This is how exactly it's tracked. This is why it's impossible. It's anything other than what it is, right? They can tell you based on the orbit.
02:09:26 The ISS will pass between your GPS coordinates on Earth and the moon or the sun. So in other words it'll tell you OK if you get a camera like the P900 or whatever, and you point it at the moon at this exact time.
02:09:43 You'll see the ISS fly by in front of.
02:09:45 The moon.
02:09:47 And there's tons of videos that you can watch of people that have done it, but you can do it. You don't have to trust other people's videos. You can just do it.
02:09:55 And it doesn't matter. You don't even need a camera. You can see with the naked eye. And it's quick. I mean, it's fine. It's ******* flying. That's why, you know, it's not like some stupid balloon thing or something. It's flying flying.
02:10:04 By ******* fast as ****.
02:10:07 But that's this. It's so annoying that these these people, who have literally never conducted an experiment in their life.
02:10:13 Like uh, you trust the scientists. It's like.
02:10:22 Stop having magic boxes in your life.
02:10:25 You know the the people that and look, there's some people that are just too dumb, right? There's some people. They're just so dumb that they'll never know how their phone works. They'll never know how their car works. They're never gonna have, you know, any of these things work. And they're going to have to trust other people. And if you're one of those people, stop trusting *******.
02:10:45 Because you are what you eat.
02:10:48 Alright, let's take a look here. Gram playing games. I think I sent the hyper chat twice about the.
02:10:55 Eritrean, Eritrean thing.
02:10:59 That or neither showed up either way. Have another dollar. I don't know what the Eritrean thing is, so I don't. Yeah, I don't see anything showing. I don't know what that even is.
02:11:10 Skip fill.
02:11:27 That's probably one of the more annoying ones.
02:11:30 I'm going to update these by the way I was. I was going to update them this weekend, but then I had the Internet and computer slash power problem.
02:11:39 Because I've got some good ones, but I was like, oh, this would be. This would be awesome like that. In fact, you could you could tell. I was doing some. I put that clip of the the alien nation.
02:11:50 Up on Twitter and on, I think I put it on Telegram too, that I was getting into the mood to add it and you could tell you can.
02:11:57 Always tell when I'm.
02:11:58 Like, oh, Devin, must be up to date.
02:12:01 On his beekeeping, which?
02:12:03 Which funny I. Actually, I'm going to have to. I'm not going to get to.
02:12:06 Sleep tonight because I have to.
02:12:09 Check on some some beehives. I haven't been to in a few weeks and I I suspect some of them might.
02:12:14 Not have survived some of the.
02:12:16 The awfulness the the mixture of really bad weather and no food, but anyway.
02:12:23 Here we go.
02:12:25 Where was I at Skip Ville? Thank you for streaming. How are you going to extract the honey? I've got an extractor. It's not a very big one. It only, in fact it.
02:12:37 I think they sent like I got like.
02:12:39 A really cheap.
02:12:40 This one.
02:12:43 And it was supposed to be A4 frame electric extractor. But I don't know how.
02:12:49 You'd fit.
02:12:50 I mean, I'm pretty sure I got the two frame basket now. It was so cheap that it was way cheaper than even the two frame ones. So I don't really care because you know, I don't have like tons and tons and tons of.
02:13:02 The hives I will eventually need to expand that, but like you know, this is baby steps. But I have an electric extractor and all you do for those of you don't know anything about beekeeping. You pull A-frame out and the honey is capped off with wax, right?
02:13:17 And so you cut off the the the cap like with like a you get like a bread knife and just slice it down the frame of of honeycomb. And then you stick it in this centrifuge that spins it really fast and the honey goes flinging out of it. And that's you.
02:13:32 Know it comes up the bottom or whatever.
02:13:35 So that's what I'm going to be doing.
02:13:37 Uh, let's see here. Beach Boys ear rape is part of the insomnia stream. Anyone who doesn't like it can get the **** out.
02:13:44 I I don't know what you're talking about. I have no idea.
02:13:48 What you're talking about all?
02:13:54 I've turned it down a little bit, I think. I think I it's hard for me to eyeball this stuff.
02:14:00 Because the levels never turn out.
02:14:01 The way that you think they are with the OBS.
02:14:05 Ah, let's see here, goy boy. 1488, can you warn us before your big stream with Morgoth? What? What, what big stream with? I don't know what you're talking about. I want to have snacks ready and make a night of it. May even use PTO the next day. I don't know what you mean.
02:14:24 Who's selling about Morgoth?
02:14:28 I I I have no idea.
02:14:29 What you're talking about?
02:14:30 My Grandpa Mannheim is 103 and still pottering around down in Argentina.
02:14:36 I tried to go visit him once, but my travel visa was protested by the Shoah Foundation.
02:14:40 No idea what you're talking about.
02:14:43 Mr. Charley. Good evening, Devin. I hope I find you in good spirits. I have a great subversive movie.
02:14:52 If you are going to do a few shows for Halloween, this is a good one. That's not a bad idea. I never really do themed shows.
02:14:59 For Halloween or?
02:15:00 Wait, that's a total lie. I forgot about my the trick I played on you guys with the spooky was that Halloween or was that?
02:15:09 That must have been Halloween cause it was cold outside.
02:15:12 I forgot about that. The spooky fake.
02:15:16 Haunted House stream that was one of that was that was fun. That was.
02:15:20 A fun one.
02:15:22 Let's see what this guy can do. A breakdown to save you from having to watch it all. How do we get you info like this for your consideration? Well, just tell me what the name of it is.
02:15:35 And then it just says it twice.
02:15:37 Yeah, just tell me. Tell me the.
02:15:39 Tell me the name of the movie.
02:15:40 You should.
02:15:41 Have just just said what it was.
02:15:44 I'll watch it. I don't want to.
02:15:46 Break that. I'll I want to actually watch the movie.
02:15:51 Yeah, just just tell me I have. I mean not wrong. You got, like, a list of it of stuff, and it doesn't necessarily mean 100%. I'll get to it because, you know, that's just the nature of the beast.
02:16:02 But yeah, if you got a suggestion, just just tell me.
02:16:06 Channel 0124957.
02:16:12 Does that? Does that mean anything? Is that like?
02:16:14 Your pin number you mentioned that a previous strain that kidnappings are more frequent in the DC metro than elsewhere in the country. I was wondering if you could say anything more about that and is that still true today? How far out do you need it to be in order for your kids to be safer?
02:16:31 Could you show a map of that? Yeah. Let me see if I can find that real quick. I do remember it wasn't that hard to find.
02:16:41 And I don't think I think it still is the case.
02:16:44 Map of where most kids go missing. I mean, I don't know what I'm going to find by searching that, but maybe something, right?
02:16:56 Uh, it's hard. It's hard to.
02:17:00 Yeah, it's OK. OK, this might be it.
02:17:06 No, that's not it. Let me see if I.
02:17:14 I just want to find like a.
02:17:17 Infographic that shows that.
02:17:20 Or not videos, most images.
02:17:30 Yeah, I don't know if this was.
02:17:34 Now, that's caves that people go missing.
02:17:44 I'll I'll. I'll try to find that I.
02:17:47 All I'm finding is.
02:17:50 Well, here's a map that says most reported missing States and this is current I was talking about.
02:17:56 Like in the.
02:17:58 I think the 80s and 90s, but this is current and this is coming from vividmaps.com and ironically it's not what? No I've done wrong. It still has the.
02:18:09 The dark spot over the night or over the.
02:18:16 Over Washington, DC.
02:18:19 But this is saying this is making it look like.
02:18:24 Oklahoma has the most missing people. That doesn't make any sense, though.
02:18:27 I'll find it. I'll find it.
02:18:31 But yeah, it was when we were doing research about the.
02:18:35 The I mean now it's kind of no one likes saying pizza get anymore because of all the ******** aspect of it that the queue towards ran with but.
02:18:45 During the initial stuff with Pizzagate, that was one fact that stuck in my head was that a lot of or the majority of the missing children, that or the children that go missing, it's like Northern Virginia, Maryland and DC.
02:19:02 I'll try to find. I'll try.
02:19:03 To find where that source was.
02:19:06 At some point.
02:19:10 Goy Boy, 1488, watching all the base libertarians get excited about voting for a shotgun Hindu who's supporting killing babies is hilarious. The Republican primary debate was quite a laugh. Yeah, it just looked like it just reminded me of the old debates. That's how debates were prior to Trump.
02:19:29 And it was just like, you know, a handful of really gay singers. And of course, yeah, there's the, the the based Indian guy that everyone's dying to support because at least he's not one of these establishment shills.
02:19:44 And it's like, OK, well, he's not an establishment shill, but who ******* cares?
02:19:48 Who ******* cares?
02:19:50 And yeah, I I believe you're right. I think he is pro-choice, isn't he?
02:19:55 So there you go.
02:19:58 Lucky Larry Silverstein, just donating to **** *** Chungus waitoa.
02:20:04 Uh, I don't know. I don't know who that is. He got **** hurt that I donated to Devin on the last stream. Probably just mad about me laughing at flat naggers. Uh, so he's he's one of those ********. I should get an animation just for those guys. So here you go, Devin. **** you changes.
02:20:25 I like this.
02:20:26 **** you, changas and all the flat go be ********.
02:20:31 Somewhere else. And yes, I definitely.
02:20:37 I definitely agree with that.
02:20:39 I am not method to fit.
02:20:44 And I don't see why. How can the doctor say that I am?
02:20:48 This faith.
02:20:51 Yeah, good old mentally defect. A mental defect.
02:20:56 Flat Earthers out there.
02:20:58 Or flat. I do like that, by the way, Speaking of flat naggers.
02:21:03 You might have noticed there's a new shirt available that's kind of funny. It's very subtle. It's very subtle.
02:21:09 It won't make sense to most people that see it, but it will be a nice.
02:21:11 Little inside joke that you can wear.
02:21:14 And the link is in the description.
02:21:17 Billy Bob, can you do a show on how Jews attacked our money? They systematically took out people who had the means to fight back. Donors to politicians, mostly ones that came to mind, are the tobacco companies. Second, the Bell Corporation, which was, as far as I know, is the only company that to be busted.
02:21:36 For the monopoly. And that's an interesting theory. I've never really thought about that, that they had. They had purposely gone after maybe philanthropic.
02:21:46 Sources for right wing money, I guess that would make sense if you look at what happened to the Ford Foundation and and I guess that did make happen to a lot of these kinds.
02:21:56 Of foundations where they're now basically run by their arch nemesis, like the Ford Foundations, I think is run by by communists at at at this point, right?
02:22:06 So that's that's.
02:22:09 That's a good point. I don't know. It's not something I've ever really looked into to see who was funding right wing voices, say prior prior to World War 2. And what happened to those fortunes?
02:22:21 In many cases, I suspect that their children just didn't hold, you know, didn't keep it going.
02:22:28 Someone brought up the example of William William Pierce's son, right, being a full on lefty now.
02:22:36 You know, a full on diversity lefty and that's just the case, I think with a lot of these guys who are right wing and their their Titans of industry or whatever, one of the sacrifices you make is you might not necessarily have the best relationship with your children. I mean, look at Elon, I'm not the he's right.
02:22:51 Wing but I.
02:22:52 Mean like if you look at Elon Musk and he's got like the trans kid.
02:22:56 And that's just what happens. I think you're going to have a lot of your kids if you if you're one of these.
02:23:03 Billionaire types where you're basically to be one of those people, you have to put your billionaire ring first, right? Because if you don't, someone else will. So then you're not the billionaire, the guy who ends up the billionaire is the guy who puts that first. And I mean that ahead of their family and everything else. And when you do that, you don't end up with.
02:23:23 Heirs that appreciate that all the time, in fact, a lot of them, can be resentful of it. And I think that the exception.
02:23:31 Might be well Jews, because there's a ethnic and religious component to the billionaire ring, like that scene is like, oh, no, like, they're raised as from a young child to for them to also put that first. Right. So that when their dad's doing that they get it.
02:23:50 You know, a lot of the goys if their dad's putting making their fortune first, they get very resentful. Whereas I could see a Jewish family not seeing it quite the same way. Instead, they'll get sucked up in other ways. I think that's also why Jews have, like, this weird relationship with their mother.
02:24:06 You know, who knows? I'm. I'm just pulling some of this out of my asss so I don't know. I'm just thinking out loud.
02:24:14 Rickshaw nationalist polls broke up with my girlfriend because I don't. I couldn't cure her ****. Liberty, I thought if she'll date a racist, she'll probably open. She'll be open to changing her mind. But Nope, your words from a from weeks ago. If you want to have kids, you got to be on the same page.
02:24:33 For ringing in my ears and I thank you for it. It's absolutely true.
02:24:38 Otherwise, you're going to raise children, or she's gonna do a lot of the raising, right, and you're gonna raise the same problem. You're gonna have kids that resent you, and it's gonna be it's you're gonna get divorced and you're just you. You end up not raising your kids anyway. If you get divorced because.
02:24:53 She'll take the kids. It's it's a bad idea to have someone who's.
02:24:57 Who's ideologically?
02:25:00 Different in any kind of significant way you can disagree with little things that don't matter, but it's a big ******* deal that you agree on the big stuff or that she respects you enough to wear. She'll conform to you. In fact, that's the ideal and a lot of women will.
02:25:19 I mean there I I can't tell you that I I dated some women who just weren't very politically minded. They just didn't have a whole lot of independent thought going on in their head really at all. And now some people are OK with that. I I happen to find it a little.
02:25:33 Morning. But in that case the.
02:25:37 The women just conformed immediately to whatever it was I thought, like they could literally walk in the room complaining about something they heard on on David Letterman. Like some, you know, **** Lib idea. And I could, I could refute it and they would just like, oh, I never thought of it that way and they would instantly just, you know, that I just reprogrammed him. So that's that's good sometimes.
02:25:57 I mean, that's not always good for everybody though.
02:26:00 But yeah, you can't. You can't. I mean you.
02:26:02 Just can't have a household with two different religions, and unfortunately that's.
02:26:07 That's politics have have I think they intertwined with it. I don't think that it's a new thing. I think that politics and theology, I mean it's it's one and the same in in many ways.
02:26:21 But you know, good luck. It's it's rough out there, man of low moral fiber. Thanks for the stream. Always look forward to it. The first clue to me that Oliver Anthony was a fraud was his shoulders. No man who actually has done any real work in his real work has girly shoulders like that.
02:26:40 Always distrustful of ***** looking, people's physiognomy is real, writing David Duke 2024, or writing in David Duke, 2024.
02:26:51 Yeah, he definitely has. Like the soy look about him. He definitely has the soy look about him.
02:26:58 And like I said, he comes from money.
02:27:00 And I I I don't know. I wasn't able to verify all this. I came across the Twitter thread of someone claiming that he was.
02:27:10 Not only was he astroturf, he was an invention from the start that some mega media promoting Guy paid him to record the songs, and the entire thing was an op like the entire thing was an op by this and but I wasn't able to. I didn't have the time to sit there and verify every little bit of it.
02:27:30 So it's not really unnecessary. I mean, what the details are we all know if he's saying that that we're a melting pot and diversity is our strength and that every mainstream Maga fagot is tweeting out his video over and over and over.
02:27:42 Again that it's.
02:27:45 Excuse me.
02:27:46 Zazzy Mattas bought. I know how much you like flat.
02:27:49 Things excuse me.
02:27:53 The clip goes over some things. You talked about. It isn't what you think.
02:27:58 It it is what you think is flat actually flat. No it isn't.
02:28:04 What? What is this? I don't know.
02:28:06 I don't know.
02:28:07 You can't talk in riddles and expect me just to open up something that I don't know what it is.
02:28:13 Especially all this cryptic flat talk like what is what is it gonna be like some kind of?
02:28:19 This is like a playlist.
02:28:24 That came up here.
02:28:26 What's it called?
02:28:30 One of the flattest materials and sources will surprise you white.
02:28:38 Well, I can't play it actually, because the it's in 2K and it won't let me.
02:28:44 Download it.
02:28:47 But maybe next time you can just tell me what?
02:28:50 It is instead.
02:28:50 Of trying to sound like the.
02:28:52 Riddler, and I'll be I'll be I'll.
02:28:57 You know, honestly, I normally I would. It's just I don't want, I don't want to tempt. You don't understand how many times the Internet's sucked up over the last 72 hours and I don't want to tempt fate because we haven't had any problems.
02:29:10 Of course, soon as I say that we have problems.
02:29:14 Where are we at now?
02:29:23 Is it? It's saying we're streaming. I'm recording the whole time, so if it ****** ** a second ago, I got the spinning wheel of.
02:29:34 Yeah, I think it said that it went down for a second.
02:29:41 Is it back?
02:29:44 Yeah, I didn't.
02:29:44 Get any? Usually I get a notification of the disconnected and this time.
02:29:58 Yeah, it's ****** **. I didn't even know it was ****** **.
02:30:13 Well, I might have to hit the reset stream and just upload my recording.
02:30:17 My internet's eating ****.
02:30:29 Alright, well I'm recording this so I'll just upload. I'm gonna keep going here. I don't know that this connection is going to.
02:30:35 Going to actually get fixed, I'll hit the reset reset stream button.
02:30:42 That will usually strain it up.
02:30:50 After a minute, it'll sit here doing this stupid dance for a second.
02:31:13 And I think it might be back.
02:31:16 We might be back.
02:31:20 I'm gonna hit refresh and see if it's back.
02:31:29 I think it's back. It's back alright.
02:31:34 I think people are saying it's back all right.
02:31:36 Yeah. Sorry guys. I'm gonna have to post the recording. It's the Internet. Is like I said, it's not doing great. Let's take a look here.
02:31:47 Harmless G the whole multiracial working class identity is total ********. It is only pushed so people don't embrace ethnic identity. Where there is a genetic bond class identity is shallower than French speaking. Identity of Quebec, nationalist than import Haitian immigrants.
02:32:11 Right.
02:32:12 Right. Nationalism is gay is what, and I guess I could just sum.
02:32:17 Up what you said there.
02:32:20 It is for.
02:32:23 Exceptional plan, exceptional plan.
02:32:33 Trump leases his name to a luxury hotel in the city, so I think his concern over Panama is more connected to his pocket than some boomer obsession. Secondly, the US handed the canal over because CIA informant and President of Panama Omar Torrijos threatened to blow.
02:32:52 It up.
02:32:54 UM.
02:32:56 He leases his name to the luxury.
02:32:58 Hotel in what? In Panama City?
02:33:02 I don't know. Well, yeah. I mean, I don't know. All I know.
02:33:04 Is look the the the.
02:33:06 The point I was making is we're not getting it back right. We're not getting it back. We're not going to go down and conquer the Panama Canal and the people that are ******** about it are people that are conservatives. They've been ******** about it since Jimmy Carter.
02:33:22 This president and obsessing about the the Panama Canal is.
02:33:28 It's just out of touch.
02:33:30 I mean, yeah, OK. It's yeah, it sucks that we lost that.
02:33:34 40 years ago.
02:33:36 You know, I mean.
02:33:37 But it doesn't matter now. And if China is running it, it doesn't really matter if it's China or Russia or anybody. I mean, it might matter from like a national security standpoint to some extent, but like Boo *******, who like you, gave it away, it's over.
02:33:51 Unless you're unless. Look, if Trump had said uh, we gave the Panama Canal away and we should go conquer and look, now I'm listening right now. I'm listening now. OK, but just ******** about the Panama Canal for like it was for, like it was for so long. It was like for 5 minutes straight it it, it's just pointless to me.
02:34:11 Damn Bigfoot probably knew BLM and Antifa riots in 2024 leading up to the election. I just don't see the benefit of Trump running for one more term unless you are an accelerationist. Look, I don't think that the elections really matter. To be honest. I think that to the extent that they're real, they're easy to fake.
02:34:31 With a combination of the electric voting machines and the possibility of mail in ballots and just the the the.
02:34:39 The makeup of the people counting the votes, I mean, we all saw the footage of the people that you know all the the the vast sea of of negresses the the vast sea of like 800 pound negresses quote, UN quote counting the votes. I mean, so it doesn't matter. It really doesn't matter the voting thing in terms of.
02:34:59 Does it? Does the election matter? The election matters to the extent that it has. It'll have an emotional impact on people.
02:35:07 And if Trump loses, it'll make a lot of right leaning people disappointed, but I.
02:35:14 Think that's it?
02:35:16 He doesn't have. He doesn't have the support that he had in 2016.
02:35:20 So it's.
02:35:22 Look, if they throw him in jail.
02:35:25 Who knows? Who knows?
02:35:27 Who knows?
02:35:28 But yeah, you're right in in terms of of someone winning the election and turning the country and that's not.
02:35:34 Going to happen, we're we're we're way beyond that, Zazi mattas bot. There is a lot of talk among the right about becoming more like the Amish. But I think the Amana or Amana, Speaking of washers, people sound much like a much better cult to model ourselves.
02:35:50 After have you done any research into the amount of folks? Yeah, we did a whole stream where we talked about not just them, but we talked about.
02:35:56 With them, the amount of people the problem with that is that they didn't have staying power, then they don't exist. They're they're basically a tourist attraction and the company still exists, but that's part of the problem is as they got more money because their their company was successful, they and they became more secular and they started, you know, lowering their.
02:36:17 The regulations I guess you could say on the people living and working at the company and next thing you know, they're they're basically secular. And so that's the problem is if you you need to.
02:36:29 It's it's. It is a. It's a difficult thing, especially in the, quote UN quote information age, because I think one of the only reasons why the Amish are able to preserve their way of life and their culture is they are completely isolating their people from the outside during the most impressionable.
02:36:50 Years of their life and and that requires a complete.
02:37:00 Divorce from technology like they've done.
02:37:04 I just don't know that that's.
02:37:07 That's the answer. I don't think I I think in the short term it's the answer.
02:37:12 But I think going full Amish is maybe a bad idea. Maybe Mennonite. You know, Mennonites have phones and cars and **** like that. I don't know enough about them, but I think that you need to have.
02:37:25 It's a fine line. I don't know how you skate it, but you have to have this separation from the world without being isolated from it completely.
02:37:35 Let's see here Lionheart Lionheart.
02:37:45 To say along over to thank you, I took all 380 or so of your videos and generated transcripts. **** for them via automation. They aren't perfect, but good enough to search and reference a video with a timestamp. There it goes. There's a.
02:38:03 Dropbox link.
02:38:06 I don't know. Well, I don't know what.
02:38:09 What to do with that? But.
02:38:11 I'll copy the link, might be useful for something, yeah.
02:38:17 Really I I need to take the time to.
02:38:21 To do this sort of stuff, but.
02:38:23 Yeah, that might be useful for other people to search.
02:38:26 But I'll take a look at it Part 2.
02:38:31 Part 2.
02:38:33 I wanted to run each through ChatGPT and have it create a summary for each, but most of them just had too much text for ChatGPT to handle. They are currently just text files saved on Dropbox for now, but it would be better if somebody could host and change the timestamps to hyperlinks. Well, that's really cool.
02:38:54 Yeah, I don't, I don't. I don't have the the coding abilities I once did. I'm I'm very rusty. So that's not something I would have the all all all of my brain cells have been.
02:39:07 Geared towards.
02:39:09 Beekeeping and stuff like that, so I don't even know how I would go about doing that. I mean I I'm sure I could sit down for like a week and figure it out, but maybe that's something that someone else wants to. I that's why I wish I had, like, some kind of manager or coordinator or something like that that could coordinate this stuff because I know we have a lot of talented people out there that are willing to pitch in and.
02:39:29 Put some stuff together just.
02:39:32 You know it's it's a little overwhelming for me to do all the the research necessary for the the streams. And do you know my home studying stuff and everything else and, you know, believe it or not, I actually have a personal life, even though I don't talk about it and just all that stuff together is.
02:39:47 No, it's hard for me to just do it single handedly, but I appreciate doing that. Maybe we can think of a way to to leverage.
02:39:53 That and thank you for the support Lion heart.
02:39:58 Wandering full.
02:40:05 Hello Devin, I've.
02:40:06 Been thinking of the impact the Hollywood strikes is going to have on future events. The results of these strikes will completely devastate the entertainment industry. The goal will have nothing new to entertain them, but wouldn't you know it, the greatest circus ever is coming. Part One, Part 2 to town.
02:40:25 The trials and election will be the only topic in town and am I exaggerating the significance of this? Are you talking about the the trial of of Trump? I don't know how much of that will be allowed to be televised because I think that they know that that he will use it as a, you know, for propaganda.
02:40:41 I guess it all depends on the judge judges, the ones that decide if there's cameras allowed in the courtroom or not. So I don't know how exactly that's going to.
02:40:48 Unfold typically in cases like this, you don't see cameras, but you never know. You never know. I don't know. I don't think that there's a a, A.
02:41:01 A Hollywood strike because of that? Because there's still so much content available anyway. In fact, that's kind of the joke that the strikes going on, but it really doesn't affect anyone. They don't.
02:41:12 Have they don't have the pole that they used to back in the days of TV when no, the days I was talking about when no one had a TiVo event or anything.
02:41:19 Like that? Yeah, it would. It would hurt. It would hurt the advertisers. It would hurt the studios if they couldn't put out new content because people didn't like reruns, and they would just go do something else. They'd already seen that episode.
02:41:33 That's not the case anymore. You know, it's like, oh, there's no more episodes of this show. I'll just binge watch the 40 hours of this other show that I haven't seen, you know. And so I think there's enough content available out there to where it's not really going to be noticed as much.
02:41:47 UM.
02:41:50 So I you know I that's that's just the way it is. We'll see. We'll see if it's televised. I don't know if it will be televised.
02:41:59 It'll be entertaining if it's televised.
02:42:02 But a lot of it will be boring too.
02:42:04 Just trials in general are boring.
02:42:08 Or at least the vast majority of trials are boring. A lot of testimony testimony can be interesting.
02:42:17 Henny, Henny, you wism heneisen M.
02:42:20 Happy to see the stream on Commander Rockwell many names for many names from earlier culture wars are lost. Frederick Weiss, Willis Carto H Keith Thompson, Yoki the Savitri Devi, the.
02:42:37 Great sedition trial, etc. There's lessons and insight to be gained in studying the attempts of the past. Keep up the great work well. There you go. In fact, I'll even.
02:42:49 I'll even copy. I'm not familiar with all those names, so maybe I'll.
02:42:53 Paste these and take a look at them later.
02:42:57 All right, harmless GI finished reading Elon Musk's biography by Ashley Vance, a hyper chatter previously said there's a lot of falsehoods in that book. My impression based on the book, is that he grew up in a household with wealth around what in.
02:43:16 Wealth around what? In U.S. dollars today would be high seven figures or low 8 figures.
02:43:23 There were also several points in the book where I found it hard to believe that his father wasn't sending him money. The book also claimed that.
02:43:33 Talla tallula.
02:43:35 Riley. Elance second wife who is an English actress and was 22 when Elon met her in London nightclub was a virgin when they met.
02:43:46 Well, there you go.
02:43:48 I guarantee you he. Yeah, none of these guys that have.
02:43:51 Money didn't come from money.
02:43:53 Now there's variations that some of them might not have come from as much money as others.
02:43:59 But they all came from money. You show me an actual rags to riches story.
02:44:05 And I'll and I'll I'll change my mind. But I've literally never seen a single instance contemporary instance where this has happened.
02:44:17 And we have disconnected again. It looks like I'm just going to keep going for the recording and I'll hit reset stream again.
02:44:26 Sorry guys, you'll have to catch this on the replay.
02:44:33 Well, Speaking of which, great stream as always.
02:44:37 I'll have to catch the rest on the replay, as will most people, Devin, without without a fence. You say you would like to do IRL stuff, yet whenever someone asks you something remotely personal, you become all spergy. Why now tell us your blood type? Yeah, I don't get all spergy. I just. I don't think guys realize what it's like.
02:44:58 To have people that want to.
02:44:59 Kill you.
02:45:01 Like legit want to kill you.
02:45:04 OK.
02:45:05 Wandering full.
02:45:32 Well, that's not.
02:45:36 That will keep him busy for a while.
02:45:42 One or a fool. Also, I'm pleased to see you slowly opening up to colonizing the stars. Well, like I said, not necessarily is like part of a cult, but like that, the idea that that's going to happen is not our lifetimes. But yeah, like we need to have be be keeping that in mind.
02:45:56 Our people need little will Robinsons just as much as we need little John Connors? I look forward to future discussions on the topic. Yeah, I think that we need to have that that explore the, the, the, the, the spirit that allowed us to.
02:46:11 To well, I mean, conquer the earth. Really. I mean, the reason why we conquered these other primitive cultures is that we we explored the world and found the found, you know, like the new world. For example, we found America uninhabited and well, not uninhabited.
02:46:31 Uninhabited by people that could.
02:46:33 Withstand the the the, the, the full force.
02:46:37 Of the white man. So.
02:46:41 And we we will, you know.
02:46:43 We'll be putting Martians on reservations before.
02:46:45 You know it.
02:46:47 Let's take a look here.
02:46:50 Archimedes, I just got my General Ham license and notice how a lot of hams are Jews. What an irony. Egg, hams, Jewish. For ***** sake, you just can't get away from them. 70 threes. Yeah, a lot of hams are Jewish. And.
02:47:02 You got to understand why.
02:47:05 Ham radio used to be a rich man's game.
02:47:08 Ham radio. It used to be. If you bought a ham radio, it costs the same as a car.
02:47:14 So naturally, the rich people.
02:47:18 That bought hams back in or the bought ham radios back in the 1970s. Who? Who are those? Those are the guys on the air, unfortunately. Well, I mean, that's the older people on the air, on SSB and stuff. I wouldn't say like.
02:47:32 Most of them are Jewish or like that, but.
02:47:34 Like, yeah, they're.
02:47:35 Overrepresented you look them up and and.
02:47:39 And yeah, they're they're overrepresented.
02:47:43 But that's that's like I said, it's a financial.
02:47:45 Thing it was that the barrier of entry was is very high. It was, you know, who who had the money to to spend the amount of that they would spend on a car, on a radio. Well, Jews did.
02:47:59 And it's still not cheap. I mean, it's cheaper than people think, but it's still not cheap. So a lot of people would rather have an Xbox, for example, than they would a ham radio. So most people buy Xboxes, but if you're rich, you can have an Xbox and a radio. So that's.
02:48:15 Why they have a radio?
02:48:19 Harmless Gee. There was also a part where Elon Musk talked to the author Ashley Vance, about the film Idiocracy and his disappointment that most of the smartest women he knows have zero or one kid.
02:48:34 Let's say talked often about the.
02:48:38 Most of the smartest women have zero or one kid. Yeah, he he talks about that.
02:48:44 Openly and often, on Twitter, he.
02:48:46 He won't get racial about it, but he says that, yeah, smart people aren't reproducing and that that's going to be a problem, especially because.
02:48:55 China doesn't suffer from the diversity that that's what he should be saying, he.
02:48:59 Won't say it, but that.
02:49:01 That's if anyone is uncancelled it's him and that's he. He should. That's why he should have the balls and just ******* say that like, look, China doesn't have blacks.
02:49:09 China doesn't have, you know, Mexicans and ship China doesn't have lower IQ groups invading in mass, and so sure, not every ******** is going to be a a genius, but their average is going to.
02:49:24 Stay at least steady while ours is dropping.
02:49:30 Because not only are we being replaced, the smart white people aren't having children.
02:49:35 So it's yeah, we're going to end up like Brazil.
02:49:39 Will be just as competitive against China as Brazil is.
02:49:43 It's going to take some time, but it's not going to take forever. I mean, that's for sure.
02:49:50 Let's see here. Dan. Bigfoot, would you rather be in solitary or be in a DC jail, which is overwhelmingly black? Either way, it's inhumane. Punishment being right wing and white thrown into a cage.
02:50:04 Yeah, I've never been in a DC jail. But yeah, jail is no fun.
02:50:09 I that's a tough one. I don't, I mean.
02:50:13 Cause you have nothing in that cell.
02:50:15 If you if they gave you books and **** like that, I would.
02:50:18 You know I.
02:50:18 Wouldn't mind being in my little. I mean, I'd hate it, but like I could get by in that little closet. I would just do push-ups and read books all day. Like, that's all I would do.
02:50:29 You know that would.
02:50:31 That would be really boring, and it would suck, but yeah, it'd be safer. And look, people in jail are not the the most interesting.
02:50:38 People to talk to.
02:50:44 I'm sure there's exceptions, but yeah.
02:50:48 They're not the the most, you know, intelligent of of of the people out there.
02:50:54 Zazie Mattas bought. Here's the dollar. Don't forget to plug your pancake brain T-shirt. Thanks for the show. Well, you must have sent that in before I I.
02:51:03 Did plug it in. So there you go.
02:51:05 And the link is in the description for that.
02:51:08 Damn Bigfoot. Always have these dumb fat conservatives quote if drag queen story hour happened here, then blank then it happens and they don't do ****. There's even there's even very few clips of parents even raising their voices. Yeah, that's why again.
02:51:28 That's why the idea that suddenly everyone's going to freak out and and go against lockdowns or Max or mask mandates. Yeah, I mean, they say that now, but they will. They'll. I mean, I don't know that that's going to happen, but if it does, they'll they'll go, they'll get in line, they'll do it. You'll have exceptions. But most people are are *******.
02:51:47 Just generally speaking, America is full of *******.
02:51:50 That's just it. That's what it is. That's any any gun, I mean.
02:51:53 Look, we talked about how it's a gynocentric society. Of course, it's ******* now.
02:51:59 And that's part of it.
02:52:02 Red hot.
02:52:15 Color me shocked at a TV show involving Michael Landon. A Jew would be Jews.
02:52:21 Is he Joey or I mean a Jew? I mean, he's Joey. He was also in that show where he's an Angel. I covered in one of the strings, not the whole series, but I mentioned one of the episodes where he had to stop like white supremacist or something like that. And it's been such a long time now. But yeah.
02:52:40 I mean, he's that's The thing is.
02:52:43 I didn't know he was.
02:52:43 A Jew. I'm gonna look that up.
02:52:46 It would make sense.
02:52:52 What do you think his real last name? If he is land, then it's probably not his real last name, huh?
02:52:59 Yep. Yeah. Well, he's half Jewish.
02:53:02 His real yeah. Michael Landon's real name is Eugene Orowitz.
02:53:11 Eugene orowitz.
02:53:16 So there you go. Yeah. Surprise surprise that Michael Landon is.
02:53:22 In something jewy very, very good call. I didn't realize that.
02:53:26 Was his. He was Eugene Orowitz.
02:53:31 Andromeda, thank you, Evan. Well, appreciate that, Andromeda.
02:53:36 A Lily scribing God's army. I was pro Trump from the get go, but he lost my support with the bump stock ban. Yeah, I was that was a.
02:53:43 A giant L.
02:53:45 I mean, that's the thing. That's The thing is, he didn't just fail, he he went in.
02:53:49 Reverse in a lot of these things.
02:53:51 And his stance on red flag laws? Exactly. He served his purpose and beat Hillary, but now he should just go.
02:53:57 Away. Well, I yeah. I mean, I don't know.
02:54:00 I it's not like I want anyone else. It's not like anyone.
02:54:04 Else would be better.
02:54:07 I think he should run just for the chaos factor. I don't know how. I mean, he's not going to be as chaotic because, like I said, he's he's kind of getting old. He's not. He's not the old Trump.
02:54:16 Well, I guess he.
02:54:17 Is the old Trump, that's the problem.
02:54:21 Let's see your harmless Gee, Logan Paul, who is currently engaged to a *****, made a satirical documentary on the Flat Earth movement credit where credits due. He got the emotional reaction aspect right? Well, there you go. Yeah.
02:54:34 I I haven't seen that, but uh, he is a massive massive. I mean talking about sloppy seconds. I can't imagine I can't. Can you imagine wifing a a woman that's been with like, 60 ******* famous dudes. And like, half of those are like rappers and basketball players.
02:54:56 It's so gross.
02:54:58 Rommel, thank you for your work. Please Sir, may I have another fagots? I don't know what your ******* talking about, you ****** *******.
02:55:08 Alright, Rommel, again. Still waiting for the black pilled cactus pad and a mystery box of dead B wings.
02:55:16 Dead bee wings. That'd be interesting.
02:55:19 I think I'm gonna find a lot of dead bee wings this morning. In a few hours, when I go to one of my yards.
02:55:26 Part of the reason why is that there used to be someone that had a water nearby that they they were complaining because my bees were drinking water and then they were afraid of the bee.
02:55:36 And then I.
02:55:36 The reason I'm going out there is I.
02:55:37 Talked to them there and.
02:55:38 Like. Oh yeah, almost. There's almost no bees coming anywhere, did you?
02:55:41 Do something. I was like. Oh, no, no.
02:55:44 Yeah, I, in a manner of speaking, I.
02:55:46 Guess I I neglect it.
02:55:50 So we're we're going to see, we're going to see why there's there's not very.
02:55:53 Many bees going to drink their water anymore.
02:55:56 And there might be a.
02:55:57 Lot of dead bee wings.
02:55:59 Hope her comment on Hey Dev and right wing or left wing parties, both controlled by ZOG the government is completely bought by corporations. How could we let these Jews mind funk the West for such a long time? When will our patients run out with these parasites? Will sadly, like I said I I seem to. I would as much as I would love for us to.
02:56:21 For there to be some great awakening or however you want to put it, in a way that doesn't activate the Merrick Garland's thugs.
02:56:33 As much as that would be fun.
02:56:36 I kind of think we're just going to it's going to be a Brazil slow, slow decay type situation. Here's something that, you know what? Here is something that I was thinking about.
02:56:47 A lot the other day that I think is is actually important.
02:56:52 When we look at the ruling class, a lot of times and or Jews, you know, some usually one in the same, we often notice that they have dynasties.
02:57:07 Right.
02:57:09 You know the the Kennedys, the bushes, the Trump's.
02:57:13 They have generational wealth.
02:57:16 And that's these are people that have have stayed in power and in positions of power for for centuries, many of them.
02:57:27 And the reason why they're able to do this is because they start off life.
02:57:34 With, you know like.
02:57:35 Trump, as an example, mentioned how when he started out, his dad gave him a small loan of $100 million.
02:57:45 So if your dad is giving you a small loan of $100 million to get your start.
02:57:52 You don't exactly have to try as hard as the guy whose dad gives him a kick in the pants and tells him to pull himself up by his bootstraps and go get a job, right?
02:58:05 You're not going to succeed in the same way, and you're never going to have one of these dynasties.
02:58:13 And I think that.
02:58:15 Because the collapse is inevitable, and it will probably be a long and painful process, and so there might be a lot of these people like yourself and maybe like myself, who have this feeling like of of, well, what can we do? I I don't. I don't want to feel like I'm just spinning my wheels and I want.
02:58:33 To feel like I'm actually.
02:58:35 You know, even if I have to be around for like the painful, lame, boring part of the the the collapse.
02:58:42 I feel like I should be doing something, you know, even if I can't prevent the collapse, I feel like I should.
02:58:46 Be doing something well, every every one of these dynasties, without exception, every single one of them, and maybe you have to go back 1000 years to find out who this person is with some of these.
02:58:58 But every one of these dynasties had a patriarch.
02:59:01 Every one of these dynasties had a beginning these these dynasties did not just spring up out of the ******* ground with with, with wealth and power.
02:59:11 At some point you go back far enough.
02:59:15 And some, like I said, you might have to go back 1000 years.
02:59:20 But you go back far enough.
02:59:22 And someone had to be a ******.
02:59:24 And someone had to indoctrinate their children.
02:59:28 Into believing, and I mean believing.
02:59:33 That blood is thicker than water.
02:59:37 And that family is the most important thing.
02:59:41 And they're going to put their money where their mouth is. They're not going to just say that they're not going to just pay lip service to this and then kick you out of the house when you're 18. Say good luck, son.
02:59:52 They're going to sacrifice.
02:59:55 And they're going to work hard.
02:59:59 And provide.
03:00:02 Their children with the means.
03:00:05 Of of having a head start.
03:00:09 Over over the other competing children, the other people's children.
03:00:16 And I don't mean something gay and boomerang like I'm going to make sure I I buy a Mcmansion in the nice neighborhood.
03:00:24 Right. I'm going to make sure that I get it so that they go to the right school district.
03:00:31 Because I think that a lot of the the parents that do that it's it's. Yeah, OK, but some of that's a little bit selfish some of that is justifying the the huge mortgage that they're getting themselves into so they can live in their little ******* Mcmansion. They tell themselves like, no, this is good because then I get to have.
03:00:49 You know this, this fancy house with the.
03:00:51 Fancy pool, but I'm doing it because my kid gets to go.
03:00:54 To the Nice school.
03:01:02 Be that guy.
03:01:05 That gives birth to a dynasty.
03:01:08 Be that guy.
03:01:11 That starts the ball rolling. That makes the sacrifices.
03:01:16 That focuses on transferring what you know about how you succeeded.
03:01:23 And the means to succeed to your children.
03:01:27 And hammer it into their heads.
03:01:30 To a degree that it gets locked into their genetic memory.
03:01:34 That blood is thicker than water.
03:01:37 La Costra Nostra type ****.
03:01:42 Get them to understand that.
03:01:44 You're not. You're not a family. You're a ******* dynasty.
03:01:52 You're a dynasty that's going to live on for 1000 ******* years.
03:01:58 Make them think in terms of that. Take away. Wash away all this, this hyper individualism ******** that poison the minds of so many of our parents.
03:02:10 Take that all the **** away.
03:02:17 They're not individuals.
03:02:20 You're not going to.
03:02:21 Be more proud of them for going out with nothing and making something of themselves.
03:02:30 You're going to work together as a family.
03:02:35 You're going to work together as a family towards the same objective.
03:02:40 And when you die.
03:02:42 Your son is going to take over that dynasty.
03:02:46 And he's going to do the same thing for his children. And the same thing for their children and so forth.
03:02:54 That should be your focus.
03:03:00 Because in every one of these instance instances, like I said, you think you get, everyone gets so mad about all these powerful people.
03:03:06 That that Lord over us.
03:03:10 And it's frustrating when you look at their backgrounds and you see that all these people come from ******* money. They all come from these.
03:03:15 Long line of ********.
03:03:23 Well, that's they do that because that strategy works.
03:03:27 If you want your descendants to have some kind of power, you better give a **** about your descendants.
03:03:33 More of a **** about your descendants than than your some of your ancestors gave a **** about you.
03:03:47 I just think that's the mindset you gotta have. You gotta have that mindset. You gotta tell your son.
03:03:52 You know.
03:03:55 You have a duty to this family.
03:04:02 You have a duty to this this dynasty.
03:04:11 Make them comfortable with having power.
03:04:16 Make them comfortable with, with with attaining power.
03:04:23 Don't don't fill their mind with this slave mentality of like ohh the meek showing hair at the earth like well, that doesn't seem.
03:04:29 To be working out it does.
03:04:33 Is that what you want? You want meek kids?
03:04:42 You want sheep as children.
03:04:57 Or do you want ******* ********? Let's.
03:05:02 I don't want I don't want.
03:05:03 Some ******* ****** for a kid.
03:05:12 That's really, I think the biggest thing that separates you from them. Sure, the wealth is.
03:05:17 Is really a big thing too, but I think the mindset comes first. You get you, you take care of the mindset. That's a bigger hurdle, I think.
03:05:25 Because I think that if you can get your your family thinking like that, thinking like, no, we're we're all working for the same dynasty for long term objectives.
03:05:36 Generational objectives?
03:05:42 And it has and it.
03:05:43 Has to be something that you talk.
03:05:44 About like I.
03:05:45 Can't even I. I know for a fact.
03:05:48 My parents never once.
03:05:50 Spoke to me in terms like that.
03:05:54 Now, there were sometimes looking back, right. Like, oh, look at your great grandpa. Look what he did and look. And that's important too. But it was never looking forward. Never.
03:06:04 Never in a million ******* years did my parents say because.
03:06:06 They didn't look forward.
03:06:10 You know, they never thought to themselves like like, oh, you know, like we have to ensure that our children.
03:06:17 Carry out our name and and and success and. Well, no, it was nothing like that. It was every man for himself.
03:06:36 I remember my parents because they they wouldn't let you get financially in the long run.
03:06:40 End up working out.
03:06:41 I guess, but they wouldn't. I couldn't.
03:06:43 I wanted to go to art school.
03:06:46 And I and I couldn't get and.
03:06:47 I was already out of the house. I've been out of.
03:06:49 The House for.
03:06:49 Like a couple of years, I think I was claiming independent on my taxes everything right.
03:06:56 Lived on my own, paid all my bills.
03:06:59 I wanted to go to art.
03:07:00 School. They couldn't afford it.
03:07:03 And in order to get financial aid.
03:07:06 My parents, even though I was, I was over 18. I was like 20.
03:07:11 Until you were 25.
03:07:15 At least that's what it was like at.
03:07:16 The time you couldn't.
03:07:19 You had to get your parents to cosign.
03:07:23 Because they didn't just base it on your income. They include your parents income. Even if you were, you know, had no connection.
03:07:30 With your parents.
03:07:32 Until you're 25, so you had to. They had to cosign on it, and they wouldn't do it because they they didn't want me to ruin their credit.
03:07:39 Now look, in retrospect it's usury. And what right? That's not. That's not why they didn't do it though. So that's.
03:07:45 Not my.
03:07:46 Point my point was they weren't willing to take a risk.
03:07:52 For their kid.
03:07:55 It's might. Maybe it's a stupid example, but I think people know what I'm talking about.
03:08:00 And maybe it was a bad gamble. Maybe that that maybe they were right. Right. But they're the one that raised me. Said if they were right, they were the ones that raised a kid.
03:08:08 That was too.
03:08:09 Much of A risk, right?
03:08:11 They because I I didn't see it.
03:08:13 As a team either.
03:08:17 That's why I got the ****.
03:08:18 Out I I was out of the house at 17.
03:08:23 I got the **** out of there as quickly as I possibly could. I did not feel like I was part of some ******* dynasty.
03:08:39 And I think that's got to be the big reboot in thinking.
03:08:48 Is you have to stop looking at things in terms of your personal success. It has to be. You have to look at things in terms of your family as as a whole collectively.
03:08:59 As a success.
03:09:01 And you have to hammer that in the in into your children's head at the early age. And I think they'll take to it.
03:09:16 I don't know if that answered your question.
03:09:21 I'm her comment on Devin. Devin, you being from a Mormon background, what is your opinion of polygamy? Many one man having multiple wives. I mean, look, I've got ancestors that are polygamous. Some of them had many wives and lots of child.
03:09:38 It so because I was raised knowing that and knowing that they were good people and knowing, you know, there wasn't, like any weird.
03:09:46 Stuff going on because it was treated.
03:09:49 In a very it wasn't like uh, it wasn't like African polygamy, where it was just some, you know, alpha guy with lots of resources conquering more wives. There was an organization to it. You you had, you couldn't just go get another wife because you wanted another wife. It was, it was regulated through the church.
03:10:11 To some degree. So I mean, I don't.
03:10:14 You know.
03:10:15 I think that.
03:10:16 If if women are OK with it.
03:10:21 Because that, you know, I don't. I don't know that you can maintain that kind of a situation unless the women were full on OK with it.
03:10:28 I also don't think you can maintain that situation if those women have access to the outside world.
03:10:34 Because there will be organizations that their entire purpose will be to try to tell these women that they're being abused and taken advantage of. And you know all this other stuff, they will exist only to separate and destroy your polygamous family.
03:10:50 Now, me personally, I mean.
03:10:52 I there's there's things about it that are appealing for sure. Being able to have like a little like again your own little dynasty, right. Like, you know, talking about how to create like a dynasty you can create like a whole ******* army, right.
03:11:07 But there's also a lot of drawbacks, and so I mean, I don't know.
03:11:13 I think it if look if it works for the people involved and it's not done in some creepy way.
03:11:22 I mean, I don't know. There's people.
03:11:23 That still do it.
03:11:24 Where it gets creepy is when they start having like the child bride type ****, you know, that's when it gets a little creep tastic.
03:11:32 But there's there's people that still do it. I mean, there's there's people in Utah that still do it.
03:11:39 And often when the the unfortunate thing.
03:11:43 Is you'll see these people and they'll go do a documentary on these, on these polygamist families. And it's like I said, the only way you can maintain is you keep the ******* Jews away from them because these Jewish uh documentarians will come in or or like one of these cable networks or whatever. And they'll do, they'll do a show or documentary on the family.
03:12:03 That has been that's been totally.
03:12:07 Functional, right? That's why it's such a A a subject for a documentary, right. It's weird. Look how this weird dynamic they've got going on, right. And you'll find that up until the moment that they do the documentary or they do the TV show. It seems to be somewhat functional. Everyone seems to be OK with the arrangement.
03:12:26 And it's not until that that those TV cameras get in there and those ******* Jews like start taking the the wives into another room to interview them and trying to make them feel like they're being abused or something. It's not until that happens that they usually, and it almost always inevitably explodes after that.
03:12:43 Yeah, I mean, I don't know.
03:12:45 I think it.
03:12:46 Would be difficult to find women that would be willing to do that though, so it's kind of like.
03:12:50 It's kind of.
03:12:50 A a moot point.
03:12:55 Yeah, I mean, I don't know, like I said, it's not really something I would.
03:12:59 I would do if I found out someone was doing that and everyone involved was OK with this.
03:13:04 It'll be it'll be it'll be.
03:13:06 It'd be so it's somewhat normalized to me, you know, cause like I said, I've got lots of, well, not well. Yeah, kind of a lot of ancestors where that was their family unit and.
03:13:17 You know, so.
03:13:19 Seemed to work for them for at least for a little bit. Who knows, that might have collapsed under its own weight had they not. The the Mormon Church, by the way, it's they stopped that like it in like, 1900 or something. So it hasn't been something Mormons have done for.
03:13:31 Like over 100 years.
03:13:35 But yeah, way back in the day.
03:13:38 Prescient westman.
03:13:40 I continue to suggest that we should identify long term, economically viable rural towns and quietly all move and raise our children there and saturate the local governments, police departments, hospitals and schools with white positive people. At a minimum. I just want to live in such a place. I think a lot of people want to live in such a place.
03:14:00 But I think the only way you can make that kind of a place is if there's a religious component and you actually believe.
03:14:07 Not that you pay lip service to it because you want to live in the community. You have to actually believe in whatever religion religious glue is holding you all together and and you have to believe it so much that you teach your children the same thing and and so so it maintains itself.
03:14:22 I think that that's that's the hang up.
03:14:25 I think that Christianity, the way that it's practiced in the West, has really failed people. And so there's a lot of people who are suspicious of it and it's merits and and even if they they weren't, there's not really any kind of.
03:14:43 Coherent organized denomination that's attractive to them.
03:14:52 There's, there's just.
03:14:54 I think there that that's a huge problem. I think spirituality is a huge problem on the right right now. I think there's the right is going through kind of a a spiritual.
03:15:08 Vision quest or what's it called when, like the Indians do like they eat a bunch of?
03:15:14 Ketamine or whatever the ****, and then go walk through the desert all ****** ** on.
03:15:23 You know, cactus juice, that is.
03:15:23 Just Joseph.
03:15:25 Peyote or, I don't know. I just feel like that, that that's what the right's doing right now is the right just like **** I don't. What the.
03:15:33 I want to do. There's all these different, you know, there's people that you know, they they they're latching on to different things. Right. Like you have people latching onto Orthodoxy and Catholicism and whatever. And. But I think there's also a lot of people are just kind of like I don't know what the ******* do. You know that none of these seem right to me. None of these feel right to me and and none of and none of them are explicitly pro white.
03:15:53 And I think that you need to have that if you're going to have some kind of little community that's built around that you're going to have to have that.
03:16:00 Or else it's just gonna, it's just.
03:16:01 Gonna. It's not gonna last.
03:16:04 It's not going to last.
03:16:06 So you might have to just.
03:16:07 Focus on your personal dynasty for now and keep an eye out for that sort of a thing.
03:16:15 And hope that or you know, work on creating something like that yourself, Mark Twain forever. Thanks for the PAT con streams appreciate that. And last but not least, have her commandant. The worst part is both of my families came from a dynasty. My German side wasted their money on horse breeding.
03:16:34 In the early 1900s, my French side was from nobility and we were and we.
03:16:42 We where from where? I don't know, from the youngest son.
03:16:47 And that's not parts.
03:16:49 Worded weirdly, the part of the family trees alright. Anyway rich French people that use money a lot better than they could or could have used money. A lot of like well.
03:17:02 I'll tell you what I don't come for money at all.
03:17:05 I come from blue collar settlers, blue collar pioneers.
03:17:12 And yeah, I'm sure if you go back far enough, just like with anyone, I can find fancy pants people. But for the most part, blue collar pioneers.
03:17:25 I don't think that that I mean it because the the environment was so different.
03:17:30 Maybe they it made more sense to have the kind of family tradition of kicking, you know, the bird out of the nest, kind of a way of raising you because there was a whole frontier out there for you to go settle.
03:17:41 So it made sense. Like, oh, yeah, once Bobby's, you know, 18, he's old enough, kick him out. Let him go get married and make his own homestead. That made total sense, right?
03:17:51 It just doesn't make sense anymore.
03:17:54 So it's time to I think.
03:17:57 Reevaluate how we look at our families and and and start viewing them as dynasties and. And, you know, and maybe like I said, maybe you're the patriarch of that dynasty. All right, guys, one last one here.
03:18:15 Glock 23 Americans are the biggest cowards on Earth. They're all talk. I hate to say this, but if Americans were ordered to turn in their guns tomorrow, I guarantee you 98% of them would. Except for the *******. Of course, the ******* would not turn in their cheap, ****** guns.
03:18:32 Yeah. I mean, I think think I don't know if it's 98%, but I think at least maybe like 50.
03:18:39 I think a lot of people would.
03:18:40 Hide their guns.
03:18:42 But yeah, Americans have been Americans were were forced to turn in their gold at one point, and they did.
03:18:47 That and that was way back when Americans had.
03:18:50 Way more balls.
03:18:51 So yeah, Americans are *******, but the West is full of *******. It's just not. It's not limited to Americans. It's the modern Westerners are just a bunch of ******* ******* right now. And.
03:19:02 Hopefully look. Hopefully I did that video about office space about how white people are nice until.
03:19:07 Not, and hopefully some some kind of there's there's some truth to that, but it remains to be seen. Anyway. Guys, I got to go. I'm gonna try to get a maybe a tiny bit of sleep in before I got to drive quite a ways.
03:19:23 To to be somewhere in time before it's like a billion degrees outside wearing a a bee suit. So thanks for being here. Well, I'll be here again on Saturday.
03:19:34 And I'll have some.
03:19:37 I still working on coordinating interviews and stuff with other with other channels, so I'll have some news about that pretty soon I hope.
03:19:45 In the meantime, stay safe for black pill. I am of course.
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