INSOMNIA STREAM： WEST SIDE EDITION.mp3

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00:08:45 Welcome to the insomnia stream W edition. Gonna warn you, I'm pretty beat up today. I'm your beat up host Devin Stack.
00:09:01 Actually I have I.
00:09:02 Have two old old people in.
00:09:04 The last 24 hours.
00:09:08 I've been doing good deeds.
00:09:12 There's this old lady that had well.
00:09:15 So I don't like to do this. They're they're always lied to.
00:09:20 This old lady who was uh, knew my neighbor called me up and said.
00:09:28 Oh, I, you know, I I had these bees. They just flew underneath my house this this last week.
00:09:36 Can you come get him out?
00:09:39 And I was like, I guess it's, you know.
00:09:42 They've only been there a week.
00:09:46 Because it's not gonna be that big of a deal.
00:09:50 They had not been there a week.
00:09:52 Maybe a year and a week.
00:09:55 Which I didn't discover until I showed up.
00:10:00 With my special bee vacuum. Because yes, I've got a special vacuum.
00:10:07 I shut up after dark because that's the best way to do it. That's when.
00:10:10 All the bees are home.
00:10:14 And I walked to the side of her house that she said that.
00:10:17 They had flown under.
00:10:19 With some red lights because bees can't see red lights well, they they can and they can't. They can't see them as well. But I've noticed they definitely can see them.
00:10:31 At least the.
00:10:31 Red LEDs that you can buy online.
00:10:37 And I get to the side of the house and I hear the whole.
00:10:39 Side of the house is roaring.
00:10:42 And I'm like, OK, well, that's that's not some little swarm that's under your your ******* house, this is.
00:10:50 That's not good.
00:10:52 And the the whole side of the house within moments of me being there because I disturbed their slumber.
00:11:00 Start crawling out from underneath their house. It was like a a sheet of bees sliding out from underneath their house and I got the vacuum up and I just started vacuuming away now usually.
00:11:13 If it's something small.
00:11:16 Yeah, this this process of of getting rid of all the the guard bees takes a few minutes an hour later.
00:11:25 I'm still vacuuming up just this tide of bees coming out from under the house and you're not going to.
00:11:33 Get them all.
00:11:35 You're not going to get them all.
00:11:36 So I'm in my bee suit.
00:11:39 And I'm getting stung.
00:11:42 After an hour.
00:11:44 I finally get enough of them vacuumed up to where I feel comfortable prying off the wood.
00:11:50 Little skirting that goes under her house.
00:11:54 And I pry it back, and sure enough, it's this massive ******* hive.
00:12:00 And I'm next thing you know, I'm crawling underneath this old lady's house with a spatula. Scraping come off of the out from underneath her house.
00:12:09 Getting stung, I got stung, man. Probably about 20 times.
00:12:15 Through my suit.
00:12:16 I got stung, most notably in my hands in the same spots. In fact, I can tell where I got stung because.
00:12:24 Well, in addition to the the injection points, I guess you could say that are all very much in the there must be a weak spot in the gloves cause on both hands. It's kind of in the same spot. I have potato hands right now I have I can't make a fist my my my hands are so swollen both my hands.
00:12:46 Are so swollen I can't make this because.
00:12:49 The skin's too tight.
00:12:52 So I've got ******* potato hands and I've got a potato foot. Well, actually, I got I got stung in both ankles, but for some reason.
00:13:00 One of the feeder didn't.
00:13:02 React the same. They must not have gotten me as.
00:13:04 As.
00:13:04 Good, but I've got one potato foot and two potato hands, so I'm in a lot of pain right now.
00:13:18 I got lazy probably about 20 times. I got. I got it in the elbow. I got it like I got it everywhere but like the.
00:13:24 Big ones were the hands.
00:13:26 And yeah, that it sucked. It took a few more hours to get it all cleared out. It filled my vacuum.
00:13:34 And you know, it was the even idea it it it doesn't fill until you have 5 gallons 5 solid gallons.
00:13:43 Like you know, it's 5 gallon buckets. Imagine that solid bees.
00:13:49 I had five gallons of bees when I was just like, yeah, that's I can't.
00:13:55 There's no more room at the inn.
00:13:58 And so I went. Uh.
00:14:01 Well, when a little.
00:14:04 I I guess the rest of them. I I I had some bug bombs with me.
00:14:09 And I set off like four of them.
00:14:11 Underneath the house.
00:14:14 I told Lady look, look.
00:14:15 Lady like I'm out of here.
00:14:18 I I I they they got rid.
00:14:20 Of them.
00:14:21 They killed the rest of them.
00:14:23 Because they were crawling all.
00:14:24 All over the place, underneath the house. I got all the come out from underneath there.
00:14:29 And yeah, I'm every muscle in my body is sore. I got this has never happened. Like I get stung all the time, but I've never been stung so many times that I got nauseous.
00:14:42 Like I kind of feel like.
00:14:44 This is probably what it's like to.
00:14:46 Get bit by a rattlesnake.
00:14:50 Like it's it's it.
00:14:51 Was a lot. It was like a lot.
00:14:54 And so, yeah, not feeling great tonight.
00:14:57 But that's OK. So that's that's old old person number one that I helped.
00:15:03 And then today?
00:15:07 I'm in line of the store.
00:15:09 And this old man looks like.
00:15:11 To be you know.
00:15:13 100 going on 1000.
00:15:16 Is over by.
00:15:17 The gift cards.
00:15:19 And he's on speakerphone with a guy with an Indian accent.
00:15:24 Saying, oh, I don't know. I can't find the $500.00 gift.
00:15:27 Card and I was like, I knew exactly what was happening. Those a lot of people listening probably know exactly what was happening.
00:15:34 And I go, you know.
00:15:38 He's getting scammed. He's getting scammed.
00:15:41 Like you know, the the everyone seemed hopefully.
00:15:44 You've you've if.
00:15:46 You have old people in your life. You need to warn them about these people.
00:15:51 So I tell the cashier I was like, that guy's getting scammed. You know, like, there's no, don't let him buy any gift cards. He's on the phone with an Indian scammer.
00:16:00 And he's gonna. He's trying to buy gift cards. He's gonna give them to the Indian scammer. And I could tell she was didn't really know what the hell I was talking about. So I just. I walked up to the old man.
00:16:12 And I said, dude, you're getting scanned.
00:16:14 And like I said, he was like 1000 years old and didn't know what I was talking about. Cause that's the kind of idiot that gets scammed by these people.
00:16:22 And I kept trying to tell him, like, I know you're talking. You're talking to some Indian guy.
00:16:27 And he's telling you have to get gift cards and just hang up on him. Hang up on him. You're getting scammed. And he got flustered. And then, like other people in the store heard me talking to him. And miraculously, they knew what I was talking about, too.
00:16:42 So some of them said, yeah, hang up. You know, you're getting scammed.
00:16:46 And he ran out.
00:16:48 He said ohh, they're not going to let me do it to the Indian guy and and ran out well shuffled out.
00:16:53 He was billion years old.
00:16:56 And I was like, you know.
00:17:00 So I'm walking out to the parking lot.
00:17:03 And he's in his car and this lady's trying to tell him he's getting scammed. I put my.
00:17:09 My stuff in my car and walk over and I said you're getting scammed. Like you're let me.
00:17:15 See your phone.
00:17:16 And he says, oh, don't hang up on him. And I was like, no, I'm *******.
00:17:19 Hanging up on him, so I grabbed his phone.
00:17:21 And I said, you know, **** you, you ***** ** ****. I'm calling the ******* cops. And then I hang up on him.
00:17:28 And then I give him back his phone. I said if that guy calls back, you don't ******* pick up. And I look over and I see that his wife is is in the car.
00:17:34 This is.
00:17:37 And I said, let me guess.
00:17:39 You know, he said something like, oh, oh, I gave you too much money. I was refunding you some money and I gave you too much. Now I'm gonna get fired. You have to help me. I'm gonna get fired. You have to go to the store and get gift cards.
00:17:51 And the wife's like. Yeah. How'd you know? I'm.
00:17:54 Like cause it's a scam. You guys are getting scammed.
00:17:58 And I could tell it wasn't like getting through to them, even though they was me and this other lady was like, you're getting scammed.
00:18:06 So I get in my car. He he's pulling. Look if honestly if it was like a boomer.
00:18:12 This is like this is like pre boomer if if it was like some rich you know like cocky boomer I would have.
00:18:20 Been like, yeah.
00:18:20 **** you then, OK.
00:18:24 But uh, he was. Yeah, it was like.
00:18:26 A billion years old.
00:18:28 He gets older every time. I say like I can't really. I can't explain this guy was.
00:18:34 So ******* old.
00:18:37 And so he's in a Cadillac. But, you know, it was an old it was like a 90s Cadillac.
00:18:43 And so he starts to leave the parking lot. And I kind of follow him to see if there's only two stores in town. Right, see if he's on the other one. And he does.
00:18:52 He goes to the parking lot of the other one and I sit there and wait and he doesn't go to the car and I waited like 20 minutes. I was like, you know what? **** it. I just. I was like I I told him if if he wasn't going to listen after that, you know, he just wasn't going to listen.
00:19:07 But my hope is that his wife was was convincing him not to try.
00:19:12 To get more gift cards.
00:19:14 But at this point, you know what are you going to do?
00:19:18 Ah.
00:19:22 So yeah, he was.
00:19:25 You know, it is what it is.
00:19:26 But I did. I did my part for.
00:19:27 The the geriatric.
00:19:29 Americans the last few days and now I'm.
00:19:32 Just in a lot of pain.
00:19:38 How you guys doing? How's your week going? Hope you guys are doing better. I it's it's, you know, it's funny. It's not hard to use a mouse, but it's.
00:19:46 It stings it sting. Well, no pun intended. It stings just a click.
00:19:54 So it's going to be, you know, I'm going to be.
00:19:55 A little, maybe a little low energy tonight.
00:19:58 Because I'm. I'm just. I I I have never felt. Yeah, I'll tell you what I didn't get defeated by those bees every time I I get rid of bees.
00:20:10 There's like this moment and I don't know how they decide it or how they spread the word so fast because it's instantaneous.
00:20:17 Like when you're when you're getting rid of a beehive, they're, and they're all trying to kill you, and they are. They're like the Africanized bees. They are all hands on deck trying to get you.
00:20:27 And and and it it's it's like imagine 10s of thousands of nanobots all trying to kill you at the same time. And that's because that's literally what it's like.
00:20:39 But after you knock enough of them down.
00:20:42 And take enough of their comb. It's like a message gets sent out and I don't know what it is.
00:20:50 But somehow they decide.
00:20:52 We're not going to win this.
00:20:54 We're not going to win this, and so the vicious attack.
00:20:58 Immediately, and I mean immediately, all at once, all the bees decide to stop attacking you.
00:21:05 And the hum, like the roar of the buzz it all it changes tone. It goes from like this crazy like this, very little frantic.
00:21:13 Adrenaline inducing.
00:21:16 You know, to just a like a roar like a low, like a like.
00:21:22 A low pitched.
00:21:24 Rumble like A and I and they all kind of like they all stop. I mean, they they they all pretty much stop attacking you. An odd one here and there kind of buzzes you and.
00:21:34 Tries to get you.
00:21:34 But overall they they start.
00:21:37 Gathering together and and and retreating.
00:21:40 And I'll tell you what.
00:21:42 Makes you feel good when you do that, it makes you feel like you're like all that. All that the the horror.
00:21:51 All all the horror of of everything you've done up until that moment. It's just like it's worth it. At that moment, you're like, yeah, that's right. You ******* bees. Yeah. Now you're ******* with me.
00:22:03 So I I I yeah, it's it you get.
00:22:05 A good feeling.
00:22:06 And I got a good feeling telling the the pagit that he was a ******* ******* and that I was calling the cops.
00:22:15 They would have. I mean, there's no cops to call even out here rolling out here. There's no there's, there's no cops. And if idea what they going to do, you know?
00:22:23 You can't. You can't stop an old man from buying.
00:22:26 Gift cards from and it's not illegal for him to get gift cards for a pejite.
00:22:32 So anyway.
00:22:35 Ah.
00:22:38 Anyway.
00:22:45 So tonight, tonight we're covering West Side Story tonight.
00:22:52 That's right. West Side Story from 1961. I thought this would be easy breezy.
00:22:59 When I started researching it this afternoon.
00:23:03 And then realized like it was, it was. Uh.
00:23:07 Well, I wouldn't say it it.
00:23:09 Was infinitely worse than I thought it would be. Didn't realize, though, that they they remade this. I mean the the first one. So Julie, I guess they didn't have to make it much different when they remade it. When Spielberg of all all people.
00:23:22 Remade it in 2021.
00:23:25 And it was a Broadway play that, you know, that went on forever. So he was kind of.
00:23:32 That's kind of like the the hierarchy, right? The artistic hierarchy of the Jew is you're allowed a little creative liberties, but even Spielberg?
00:23:44 Is not allowed to alter the original if it's a if.
00:23:48 It's a Broadway musical.
00:23:52 At least not that much. You can't. I mean, you can rearrange things. And he did.
00:23:58 But I'll be honest, I did not watch the 2021. I didn't have enough time. I was editing all the way up to the moment that I went live tonight.
00:24:06 And but I did look into it as much as I could, and from what I read, it wasn't radically different and is after you'll you'll see some of the stuff in the 1961 version, which, by the way proceeds.
00:24:19 Heart seller by about four years.
00:24:23 This was the the the preconditioning of the public.
00:24:27 To accept immigration.
00:24:30 But it also kind of shows you.
00:24:32 For those of you who aren't familiar with West Side Story, and I think.
00:24:36 At the very least, it might fill in some pop culture references that that you might have been not understanding in the past. If if you haven't actually seen this or heard about it.
00:24:48 Because it.
00:24:48 Is very, very very, very popular.
00:24:53 But it it also is it it shows you how Jews, what they do is they'll in many cases appropriate.
00:25:01 Creative like well, like we talked about with dinosaurs.
00:25:05 Well, I guess you could say now with Disney and and *******, you know, the Star Wars franchise and all this stuff.
00:25:13 They they get gory, produced original ideas.
00:25:17 Because they know boys like those stories.
00:25:21 And I don't. Honestly, I don't think in many cases they're creative enough to come up with some of.
00:25:25 This stuff themselves.
00:25:28 So they get these ideas and they just jewified them for lack of a better term.
00:25:34 And West Side Story is a jewified Romeo and Juliet.
00:25:42 A very jewified Romeo and Juliet.
00:25:48 That pushes immigration.
00:25:51 You know the idea that that whites are the problem when it comes to diversity.
00:25:58 And well race mixing. I guess you could say is an obvious one.
00:26:04 But it oddly also kind of reveals that diversity has never been our strength, and it's always.
00:26:10 Been a problem.
00:26:13 There seems to be no advantage there. Never. There never seems to.
00:26:17 Be a period.
00:26:18 In which diversity has worked out in America.
00:26:24 It seems as if every.
00:26:26 Piece of media, whether you're talking about old news reports, magazine articles, newspaper articles, going back till to, you know, really the beginning of the country.
00:26:38 It's always been a problem.
00:26:41 Now, some of these problems have been easier to.
00:26:45 To manage like the differences between the British founding stock.
00:26:51 And maybe the Irish that came later.
00:26:54 Other European groups that came later.
00:26:58 Some of those those differences seem to be easier to manage because the host countries from which these people were coming from.
00:27:07 Were at least similar in IQ academic achievement.
00:27:15 Technological, if not achievement, at least the use of technology.
00:27:23 The the culture was very similar across different European countries. I mean, I live near the basics.
00:27:32 Obviously there are some big cultural differences, but not as big.
00:27:38 As cultural differences that you would expect to see, and you know when you're traveling different continents, you know, because the original Americans were Europeans.
00:27:51 Western Europeans, other western Europeans.
00:27:55 Were.
00:27:57 Significantly more compatible and easier to assimilate than people from entirely different continents.
00:28:07 So West Side Story, let's just get started here.
00:28:11 Before I pass out from venom overdose or whatever this is with my potato hands.
00:28:20 Big fat potato hands. I have no knuckles.
00:28:27 Oh, I just have just have these big potatoes with smaller potatoes sticking out.
00:28:36 Anyway.
00:28:39 I laugh because I have to.
00:28:42 It's it's set. Yeah. This well, first of.
00:28:45 All give a little background.
00:28:46 On this because it didn't start off.
00:28:48 As this movie.
00:28:50 Let me pop this up. I have this up here.
00:28:53 Oh, by the way.
00:28:55 Yes, obviously. And I I corrected this on.
00:28:58 All the socials.
00:29:01 It was. It was a throw away comment. I honestly didn't think William Shatner was Jewish all these years. I was never much of A Trekkie or much of A William Shatner fan. He just didn't look Jewish to me, and I thought he was German maybe or something.
00:29:15 And so last stream. I just sat offhand like, oh, you know, he's not Jewish or whatever. I could have played it off like I was joking because some people thought I was joking. But I'm honest.
00:29:25 So I corrected that on Twitter. He is Jewish as I as I responded the sound it was mundane to the stream. The stream had nothing to do with.
00:29:34 Shatner so much as you know, he was the.
00:29:36 Obviously he was the actor, but lots of the actors and those things we covered were Jewish and.
00:29:42 And that really wasn't the point.
00:29:45 But yes, it was still embarrassing.
00:29:49 I was never.
00:29:50 Wrong about these things, but I'll tell you what. At least this for the people that say ohh Devin. You think everyone's a Jew? Well, obviously not.
00:29:58 Obviously not.
00:30:01 But I'll tell you who.
00:30:03 Who is it Jew?
00:30:06 Let's see here. West Side Story. OK, West Side Story.
00:30:13 It began as a play.
00:30:18 And 1957.
00:30:24 1957.
00:30:26 And it was actually I I think it's.
00:30:30 Let's see here.
00:30:32 It was on Broadway and 57585960 came back in 64, then came back in 74 and then came back in 80 and then then 84859598 2009.
00:30:46 2010 and then of course 2000.
00:30:50 20.
00:30:53 So this is a a.
00:30:54 One of the probably one of the most successful Broadway plays, if you.
00:30:59 If you factor in all the movies and everything else that is generated.
00:31:12 The music, of course.
00:31:13 Is by Leonard Bernstein. So he wrote all the songs that are in this.
00:31:20 The well the lyrics were were written, I guess, by Stephen Joshua Sondheim, Sondheim one and check his early.
00:31:30 Life, of course. Oh, look.
00:31:33 Jewish. Alright, so I just want to make sure because I have the our Captain Kirk situation.
00:31:40 So the lyrics for the songs was written. It was written by a Jew. The music was written by a Jew, and then of course the actual.
00:31:51 Play itself was written by Arthur Lawrence.
00:31:55 Also a Jew.
00:31:59 So the three Jews got together.
00:32:04 And decided to.
00:32:06 Make this play about.
00:32:10 These immigrants in New York.
00:32:13 And how they they couldn't get along. And the tragedy of it all, and I wonder why, I wonder why. I wonder why in 1957 these three Jews got together and decided to make a musical.
00:32:27 About immigration and how we need to accept.
00:32:32 Immigrants.
00:32:34 But anyway, this would then morph into the film.
00:32:39 1961 because it was.
00:32:40 So popular on Broadway.
00:32:44 The film was directed by Robert Weiss.
00:32:47 Of course, Robert Weiss.
00:32:51 Uh, let's see here. Was he a Jew?
00:32:56 I don't know because his last name's Weiss. It's spelled wise, right? Like a wise man, you would think so.
00:33:05 Doesn't say anything, doesn't say anything about him being Jewish.
00:33:11 And I can't find thing about him being Jewish. So I'm looking at chat now. People are saying wise. No, no. It's spelled like wise wise.
00:33:22 So I don't know. He did Sound of Music. He directed Sound of Music.
00:33:28 He directed. Let's see here. I know he directed Sound of Music, but he directed.
00:33:35 A lot of these I haven't heard of before.
00:33:38 A lot of smaller stuff.
00:33:39 Through RKO, I don't know.
00:33:43 He could be Jewish.
00:33:44 I don't know. It doesn't really matter because.
00:33:47 The screenplay was by Ernest Lehman, obviously a Jew.
00:33:53 Ernest Lehman.
00:33:55 Also wrote.
00:33:58 Let's see here, career.
00:34:03 He did the film adaptation of.
00:34:06 Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?
00:34:10 He also did Hello Dolly with Barbra Streisand and a bunch of other he basically adopted, adapted a lot of plays to film.
00:34:24 And then of course, that it was also.
00:34:28 Worked on by other other Jews that worked on the original production. So anyway.
00:34:35 Let's take a look.
00:34:37 Now that we know it's thoroughly Jewish.
00:34:41 And my potato hands are clicking around here.
00:34:47 Now you might think.
00:34:49 Well, this movie is from 1961, right? This movie's from 1961.
00:34:55 It couldn't have really kept its popularity that much.
00:35:00 But I will tell you I had.
00:35:01 Cousins and sisters.
00:35:04 That watch this film on DVD over and over and over again. Memorize the songs.
00:35:12 And and loved it.
00:35:14 And this was in the 90s.
00:35:18 And of course, now they've remade the movie, you know it, it just never dies. It's on Broadway, I think. Well, I don't know if it was. It was on 20, I don't know if it still is.
00:35:29 But the reason why I hated it and the reason why I wanted to cover it because I actually know this movie too well.
00:35:37 Because just like the care bear movie that they watched on repeat to the point where I actually memorized entire portions of the film because I'd heard it so many times by just from walking by or making food in the kitchen.
00:35:51 I heard these songs all the ******* time. I tried to watch it just because I.
00:35:57 Was like, well, if there if.
00:35:58 That's if that's what's on. I'm going to try to watch it. And I could never get into it because it's about gangs.
00:36:06 It's about gangs that can't stop dancing and singing.
00:36:11 Every five ******* minutes.
00:36:14 Like you think it's gonna be? Ohh, it's they're they're *******. They're gonna fight. And then like they start singing.
00:36:22 And dancing around like ******* ****.
00:36:26 Anyway, girls love well and faggs love this ****. And to give you an idea of what I'm talking about.
00:36:33 This is the intro in the very beginning. Of course, you've got the establishing shot. Ohh look, they're in New York and they have they do a bunch of establishing shots.
00:36:42 And then they introduce you to the the the white European gang.
00:36:47 And these, the white kids are walking around in New York looking tough, and you're just about to maybe get into it when this ******* fairy **** starts happening right here.
00:37:25 Chuck it.
00:37:33 I mean it's I you just can't take it seriously. You can't take it anyway. So they're dancing around. And of course, you know, they're The Jets. So one of the gangs.
00:37:45 Is called The Jets.
00:37:48 And they see a Puerto Rican who looks suspiciously like a white guy. They painted brown. I I'd say about half the Puerto Ricans in this movie look like they're just white guys, that they, they spray tan.
00:38:04 So that the the leader of the the the other.
00:38:09 Gang the sharks.
00:38:12 Is walking through The Jets territory and they start mad dogging him.
00:38:16 See him again. Young Devon's. Like. Alright, well, he's alright. Well, maybe this fagot shift's over now. They're going to now. They're beefing now there's gonna be some real ******* beef, right?
00:38:28 Here it comes. Here comes the fight.
00:38:30 Oh, oh, they're gonna. They're snapping this. I don't like where this is going.
00:38:46 Chuck it.
00:39:02 I thought I thought you guys were a game fight.
00:39:06 Ohh ****.
00:39:08 OK.
00:39:09 They don't. They don't gang fight.
00:39:12 Instead, there's just a bunch of humiliation for the white the white gang. So the white gang goes into the the Sharks territory and the the Puerto Ricans pour paint on them.
00:39:25 And the Puerto Ricans scare the white White gang and they fall down and.
00:39:30 It's all very choreographed and gay.
00:39:34 And of course, the the White gang is scared. They're like they're the *******. They're clearly the the less dominant group.
00:39:41 As is evidenced in this saying that again, I I thought for sure there was gonna now clearly this you do this. You know, if I were to go and in LA and write the bloods suck in blood territory or whatever, I'd expect maybe something bad would.
00:40:00 Not now. Here it comes. Gang fight.
00:40:05 Fight, fight, fight. Fight, fight. Fight.
00:40:14 Here it comes, diversities paying you a.
00:40:15 Visit.
00:40:32 Yeah.
00:40:44 Ohh come the **** on. What the ****?
00:40:51 Ah, so these two interpretive dance gangs are facing off.
00:40:59 And again this this, this, this still frame here looks like oh, look, maybe there was a fight now there was very interpretive dancing.
00:41:08 And the cops show up.
00:41:11 Oh my God. Just why? Why?
00:41:18 You wanna kill each other, kill each other, but you ain't gonna do it. It might be. Are there any questions? Yes, Sir.
00:41:25 Would you mind translating that into Spanish?
00:41:29 Oh. Oh, what's up, gringo?
00:41:32 See again. I mean, the guy looks very spray tanned.
00:41:37 And would you mind translating that into Spanish? You got to Start learning Spanish.
00:41:43 In fact you.
00:41:44 Know.
00:41:45 Steven Spielberg. That's one of the things he changed in the 2021 remake.
00:41:50 He made a a good portion of the film in Spanish and then didn't put subtitles up.
00:42:00 So I.
00:42:06 I might play a clip of him later. I did find a clip of him talking about why he didn't do that, why he wouldn't make subtitles available for people to know what the **** was going on.
00:42:19 So the cop tells the the.
00:42:22 Puerto Ricans to beat it.
00:42:24 And tells the white kids then to settle down.
00:42:27 If I don't get a little law and order around here, I get busted down to a traffic corner and your friend don't like traffic corners. So that means you're going to start making nice with the PR's from now on. Ice said. Nice get it.
00:42:35 Yeah.
00:42:43 Because if you don't and I catch any of you doing anymore brawler in my territory, I'm going to personally beat the living crap out of each and everyone of you.
00:42:52 And see that you got the cat and rot there.
00:42:57 Now I like this guy cause he never sings. This guy doesn't sing the entire movie.
00:43:04 So like alright, some, you know, maybe maybe the singing and dancing that was just like an intro, you know, kind of gay intro, but whatever, you know, it's now we're getting to that. Maybe that.
00:43:14 It's the serious stuff.
00:43:18 So the white kids were walking off and there's this weird girl and.
00:43:22 Still don't quite under the the one that looks kind of like a **** to the the right of the guy in the yellow jacket. The.
00:43:29 Jewish chick. That's.
00:43:31 Obviously a lesbian, she wants to be part of the crew and they.
00:43:34 Won't let her because she's a girl and.
00:43:37 Just kind of seems like a throwaway character. I'm not exactly sure why that character is included. I am curious as to what Steven Spielberg did with that. That is one of the things I would have liked to have seen.
00:43:50 But they get together and they're like, you know what?
00:43:54 We need to get rid of this diversity problem.
00:43:58 We have all these these, these new Puerto Ricans in our neighborhood, and we have to.
00:44:02 Do something about it.
00:44:04 Now this is another thing that I noticed about this film.
00:44:08 It takes every opportunity.
00:44:10 To to basically tell white people that you should never collectivize.
00:44:16 You should never work together as a group because if you work together as a group.
00:44:21 You are the bad guy, just like these people are. They're the bad guys.
00:44:28 And and no, nothing good will come of it.
00:44:32 The Hawks remember they tried to take it away. We.
00:44:33 Knock them down the cellar. Yeah.
00:44:35 But these pearls are.
00:44:35 Difficult to play. Come, my cockroach. Cut the door.
00:44:38 The.
00:44:43 And you heard what?
00:44:43 That, Lieutenant Frank said. We gotta make nice with them.
00:44:47 Puerto Ricans or else.
00:44:49 We gotta let them move in right under our noses and take it all away from us, or else.
00:44:54 You see, they got. We gotta do it. We gotta let we got to.
00:44:57 Just let them in.
00:44:59 Again, all this really does is it kind of underscores that even in 1961 or I guess before that 1957 when they made the play.
00:45:07 This that this is the the problems that exist today we existed then.
00:45:14 They were telling you the same thing. You just gotta ******* deal with it. You just.
00:45:18 Have to deal with it.
00:45:21 This immigration stuff is making some rich people even richer, so you guys can just suck it up and let and.
00:45:26 Let the immigrants ruin your neighborhoods.
00:45:30 And if you collectivize you get together and try to force them out or do anything like that. Ohh.
00:45:35 You're the bad ones.
00:45:39 So they talk about how they're gonna they need to have a rumble, they need to have a a gang fight in my, in my spirits. Can't, you know, went up just a tiny bit. I.
00:45:47 Was like Ohh a gang fight.
00:45:51 At least there's going to be a gang fight sometime. I mean, all this gay dancing.
00:45:57 And it it it it will.
00:45:58 Inevitably lead to a gang.
00:46:00 Fight there, ************. They start snapping and dancing around.
00:46:09 Of course, they're very loosey Goosey with the white gang thing that you can tell that that that guy.
00:46:13 In the middle.
00:46:13 Is definitely a Jew.
00:46:20 Oh, and and and. They're dancing around. And just like again, you're just like you're trying to take these white kids seriously. You're kind of like, yeah, yeah, get those ******* Puerto Ricans. Yeah. You should stand up for yourself.
00:46:32 They're they're coming in your neighborhood and they're acting like they ******* own the place. Yeah. Yeah. You guys should do something about it. And then they.
00:46:39 Start doing this.
00:46:44 Ohh. Well hold. Hold on. That's an interesting line of dialogue.
00:46:48 Keep your noses hidden.
00:46:54 Let let's just forget all the gay dancing and singing for a second. Keep your noses hidden.
00:47:01 What? That what?
00:47:02 That refers to we're drawing the line, so keep your noses hidden.
00:47:08 No, I'm sure that's just a I'm just being paranoid or something, thinking that that means anything, right?
00:47:16 So they're dancing around still.
00:47:21 They finally decided to go to the guy who started the gang.
00:47:27 The guy who started all the day, you know, the The Jets were born.
00:47:34 And he's he's gone legit now.
00:47:37 He's got a job.
00:47:40 He's going places.
00:47:43 And he tries to convince the new leader of the the White Gang.
00:47:48 You know what I mean? Not in so many words.
00:47:50 But he basically says.
00:47:51 Just you need to start tolerating these new people you're fighting over nothing.
00:47:59 Just go get a job going.
00:48:02 Just go get a job and work for the machine and and who cares if all the the people around you are changing?
00:48:12 It's not a 0 sum game. There's enough for everybody. It's capitalism. It's just never ending resources.
00:48:23 So you guys are just being immature. Just go, go get a job, go get a nine to five. And just like Ben Shapiro said, never retire.
00:48:33 Just work for the machine for the rest of your life, and don't think about.
00:48:36 This diversity stuff, it's fine.
00:48:40 It's really fun.
00:48:46 But eventually.
00:48:48 He's able to convince the leader of the gang.
00:48:51 Well, now you're talking, man. You got a gang. You're an orphan with a gang. You're walking twos, threes, fours. And when your crew is.
00:48:58 The best when?
00:48:59 You're injecting. You're out in the sun, buddy boy. You're home free.
00:49:02 Home riff I've had it.
00:49:07 But not before he tries to make him feel bad for wanting to have collective power.
00:49:13 You know when it's just me, I feel alone. But when I'm with all these other white people, I feel like I've got collective power.
00:49:22 Well, there's one, it's it's nothing. But when there's 234, I can walk down the neighborhood and and feel safe.
00:49:33 But the Shabbos goy is like no, no riff. You got it all wrong.
00:49:39 The riff somehow convinces them just to to come to the dance with them, come to the dance.
00:49:46 And we're going to challenge those Puerto Ricans.
00:49:49 To a fight.
00:49:52 And then he immediately starts singing. I'm not going to torture you and make you listen to any of that.
00:50:02 Meanwhile, the Puerto Ricans, part of town.
00:50:06 You meet the this girl.
00:50:09 This is the little sister of the head of the Puerto Rican gang.
00:50:14 And she works in a bridal shop.
00:50:18 And she's talking to the girlfriend of the the Puerto Rican gang leader. That's the Puerto Rican gang leader there and the the purple shirt.
00:50:31 It is most important that I have a wonderful time at the.
00:50:33 Dancing tonight.
00:50:34 It is.
00:50:35 Because tonight is the real beginning of my life as a young lady of America.
00:50:44 And they they.
00:50:45 They have all this propaganda about how they just want to be American.
00:50:51 They just want to be like you. They just want to have the same opportunities that you have.
00:50:57 Look at this sweet girl. She's so excited.
00:51:00 Look at her. Are you trying to tell her?
00:51:02 That she can't be American.
00:51:06 Really. Is that what you're trying to tell her? She can't be American.
00:51:11 As she twirls around.
00:51:15 There's some weird RGB effect that kicks in because it's the 60s and half the audience is all ****** ** on drugs.
00:51:24 So they go to the dance.
00:51:29 And because it's all segregated.
00:51:33 All the white kids are dancing with white, other white kids. You know, it's the white boys.
00:51:39 Dancing with the other white boys.
00:51:43 The.
00:51:45 School administrator or whoever this guy is supposed to be. I don't think they really say.
00:51:50 He thinks that that, that, that he.
00:51:51 Needs to mix it up.
00:51:54 And that's what they're, yeah, they're trying to divide us. Now. They're trying to mix us.
00:51:58 Together, you know.
00:52:01 So he wants to.
00:52:01 Mix it up so he he concoct some weird dance game.
00:52:06 Where?
00:52:07 All the boys. It's gonna be like it's.
00:52:09 Like musical chairs, kind of.
00:52:11 All the boys are in a circle and all the girls are in a circle.
00:52:15 And when the music stops, you have to dance with whoever is is next to you.
00:52:23 But his little diversity exercise fails.
00:52:39 They're not going to play his little reindeer games. They're.
00:52:41 Going to.
00:52:43 Couple up back with their own race.
00:52:46 And then of course, again, it's a musical. So and at least, at least for the first time in the only time in the entire movie it's an appropriate setting for singing and dancing cause.
00:52:57 It's a dance.
00:52:59 So this this this bothers me less, you know, at least it's not a gang fight, right? At least there's, you know, a dance floor and they're there to dance.
00:53:14 Now, that said, of course it's it's super gay and they start doing like a dance off and just like in the beginning of the movie where the whites are the ones getting owned by the Puerto Ricans. No, no matter what what the scenario is, they're obviously, you know, the Puerto Ricans always get the upper hand.
00:53:34 The same thing happens. You know, the whites will dance around and they're doing their little dance styles, but it's not, you know, not just a moment later that Puerto Ricans are are showing them up.
00:53:47 And all this dancing pandemonium.
00:53:52 The man who was invited because even.
00:53:55 Though he wrote reluctantly showed up.
00:53:58 The guy who founded The Jets.
00:54:02 Looks across the dance floor and he sees.
00:54:06 The little girl who wanted to.
00:54:07 Go to America. I want to be an American.
00:54:12 And instantly.
00:54:14 He falls in love.
00:54:18 They kiss.
00:54:20 But then her older brother notices Megan.
00:54:24 American stay away from my sister.
00:54:27 And he says get get off. Get off here. You ******* filthy race mixer.
00:54:34 And he sends her home because he's like, I thought I could trust you. But you know, you're just making out with white dudes. The second the first chance you get.
00:54:46 And this just fuels their fire. They decide.
00:54:49 They, they. They.
00:54:50 Really want to have that rumble now? They really want to have that gang fight.
00:54:57 Meanwhile.
00:54:58 The guy who started The Jets, the man who who the founder of the the most dangerous white gang in in New York City.
00:55:05 Yeah.
00:55:07 Of course, immediately start singing.
00:55:10 I just kissed a girl named Maria. How wonderful.
00:55:26 Yeah. So there's a lot of that.
00:55:29 And I'm not going to make you endure much of it.
00:55:33 So he's walking around singing.
00:55:40 And Maria, the, the little sister of.
00:55:44 The guy who the purple shirt guy that started the.
00:55:48 The Puerto Rican gang, she's at home and she's.
00:55:52 Like I like.
00:55:53 That white guy and this ****** him off.
00:55:57 And the Puerto Ricans decide to go up.
00:55:59 To the roof.
00:56:00 For like a little bit of an after party.
00:56:03 And the, uh, the gang Members's girlfriend also seems to want to be an American.
00:56:09 Girls here are free to have fun. She is in America now.
00:56:14 She's an American now. She gets to be an American.
00:56:20 And of course they go upstairs and he's making arguments saying that America sucks and he wants to go back to Puerto Rico after he makes some.
00:56:30 Money and the girls are saying Puerto Rico sucks. I want to stay in America because it's nicer.
00:56:38 Here comes the whole commercial. I'll call your father this week. You were on here. That's all that you need. You are an American. But us foreigner.
00:56:38 It's an American.
00:56:39 Hey, your mother's a poor. Your father's a sweet but you would.
00:56:51 And they're complaining, or at least the men are complaining.
00:56:55 Well, because we're not white, we're not accepted.
00:56:59 Everyone's an American. If they're white enough.
00:57:07 I'm going back in a Cadillac.
00:57:10 Air condition built in by telephone and television compatible colour.
00:57:16 And they start listing off all the things that America has that Puerto Rico doesn't have.
00:57:22 You see, because they come from a shithole country, it's more complicated than and.
00:57:26 We'll get it on a second.
00:57:28 But you know, they come from a shithole.
00:57:30 Country.
00:57:31 And now they're in America, and they want to ***** about Americans and ***** about white people, while at the same time enjoying the the cars, the telephones, the televisions, all the technology and and the conveniences.
00:57:47 That exist in America that don't exist.
00:57:49 In Puerto Rico.
00:57:52 That's.
00:57:53 Not true. My heart let it swing back in the ocean.
00:58:07 Always the Hurricanes blowing.
00:58:12 Always the population and the money owing and the sunlight streaming and the native streaming.
00:58:31 In your pipe and.
00:58:39 So look, she's the one saying to shithole country.
00:58:42 I don't have to.
00:58:43 Say.
00:58:43 It now The funny thing is, you could say this Jews in a in a in a propaganda piece.
00:58:51 They they could say this. Now there's another thing, like the lyrics of the songs, there's there's a couple lyrics that I feel like the Steven Spielberg version had to have changed, but I don't know. And that's.
00:59:02 Part of it right there.
00:59:04 I'd be curious.
00:59:07 Would they have to keep on? Did they have to hang on to it because it was cannon?
00:59:13 Because it was. It was.
00:59:14 Bernstein, we can't. We can't **** with, you know.
00:59:19 This Broadway play? Or did they? Did they abuse it like they do things like *?
00:59:27 Wars, you know, just rewrite it.
00:59:34 I like to be in America, America.
00:59:36 OK.
00:59:40 America.
00:59:41 Coffee in America.
00:59:48 All right, yeah. And they have this Kitty little song where again, the the women want to be in a Maddie car.
00:59:55 And the men don't want to be in America.
01:00:06 Life is alright in America if you're all white in America.
01:00:14 I wish that's how it was, right?
01:00:17 So they start dancing.
01:00:18 Around and being super ***** cause it's a musical.
01:00:23 Yeah, I know. What? What you can get.
01:00:24 I think I go back to San Juan.
01:00:30 Everyone, they will give big cheers.
01:00:32 Everyone there will have moved here.
01:00:36 Ohh yes.
01:00:37 Addressing the mass immigration of Puerto Ricans into the United States, now let's talk about why.
01:00:47 Why are there so many ******* Puerto Ricans? the United States. How did this start?
01:00:56 Well, let me get to my notes here.
01:00:59 That I have somewhere.
01:01:01 Like I said, I was rushing to to ******* finish this today.
01:01:05 I don't want to pull.
01:01:06 Another.
01:01:07 You know, goy Captain Kirk maneuver.
01:01:12 I got too many ******* windows open. My potato hands are struggling.
01:01:16 Is this?
01:01:17 It.
01:01:19 Where to go? I got to have this window somewhere. Where did my notes run off to?
01:01:25 Is this it? Ah, here we are.
01:01:31 Refresh this. There we go.
01:01:36 So.
01:01:39 Puerto Rico.
01:01:42 Was under Spanish rule.
01:01:48 And after the Spanish American War in 1898, so right around the turn of the century, right when all the the Jews were flooding into America from Eastern Europe, they would later go on to make plays like this.
01:02:02 America won a war with Spain, and in that the the the solution to that war, the Treaty of Paris, Spain ceded Puerto Rico.
01:02:13 Along with some other territories, the United States.
01:02:18 Now, because Americans that they were happy to take the territory.
01:02:24 But they didn't want.
01:02:26 They didn't want it to be a state because it was Puerto ******* Rico.
01:02:31 All right, they knew it was incompatible with American Society.
01:02:36 And they spoke a different language. They spoke Spanish. It was all kinds of third world.
01:02:42 But they they had natural resources. It's where a lot of the Spanish, you know, Puerto Rican rum, that's where that obviously that's where.
01:02:49 That comes from.
01:02:51 So they were happy to have it as a territory, but they didn't want to incorporate it as a state.
01:03:00 20 years later.
01:03:02 World War One rolls around.
01:03:06 World War One rolls around, though, like a lot of this is going to sound familiar cause a lot of this is what's kind of happening now. Like I said, the reason why it's important to understand history cause all this.
01:03:15 Stuff just it just happens over and over and over again.
01:03:19 So World War.
01:03:19 One rolls around and they're having trouble enlisting people.
01:03:25 And so they get it in.
01:03:27 Their right they get in their.
01:03:28 Heads.
01:03:30 That.
01:03:31 If they make Puerto Rico uh.
01:03:36 Not really a state.
01:03:39 But they make Puerto Ricans American citizens, so they can't.
01:03:43 They're in this weird kind of limbo, right where they can't vote in federal elections. They don't get the benefits of a state. They don't get any electoral votes, you know?
01:03:54 So there there's no they they don't have this. They don't enjoy the same status as as a state would, but they're considered American citizens. In other words, all their passport. Basically. It would say they're American.
01:04:11 And they would be able to have the rights of an American citizen with limitations because of their their weird, you know, quasi status, right, but this would.
01:04:22 Also allow them.
01:04:24 To immigrate to America.
01:04:27 Without having to actually.
01:04:30 Immigrate to America because they would already be American citizen.
01:04:35 And the reason why they did that and these are the two senators here on the screen that were responsible for that, this was the that was known as the Jones Safarov Act.
01:04:52 Jones is on the left, saffron is on the the right. Both guys, by the way. In fact, I think Jones, his grandpa fought in the Revolutionary War.
01:05:03 But yeah, these were, you know, these were wasp wasp boys that decided that in order to get more people fighting their war for them.
01:05:13 They would grant them citizenship so they could enlist Puerto Ricans into the military to go fight in Europe.
01:05:22 And they also one of the other political forces at work. This might also sound familiar.
01:05:29 Was they thought by granting citizenship to Puerto Ricans it would. It would look like a it.
01:05:38 It it it, it would.
01:05:39 Act the same way that Reagan thought. For example, amnesty would act when when he, when he basically granted citizenship.
01:05:50 With Spanish speaking, illegal immigrants in the 80s.
01:05:54 That turned to California, permanently blue and well, and and therefore the rest of the country, eventually.
01:06:04 They thought that, well, if we grant them citizenship.
01:06:08 Then we'll get more loyalty from the Spanish speaking immigrants in America, illegal and otherwise.
01:06:16 Because they were.
01:06:17 Very worried about this. The during World War One, they wanted to to have this sense of patriotism amongst the the Spanish speaking illegals that were in America. And so they thought it was like we're extending an olive branch.
01:06:33 And they also thought it would be a good way to slowly but surely.
01:06:40 Assimilate Puerto Rico.
01:06:43 Into an American basically into a state eventually.
01:06:52 Now unfortunately none of that worked.
01:06:55 None of that worked.
01:06:58 Today, Puerto Rico is twice as poor as the poorest states.
01:07:04 In America.
01:07:07 The murder rate is several times as high.
01:07:12 And as America.
01:07:16 Like not I'm.
01:07:17 Not this isn't cherry picking, this is just America that so you're including, like all the worst murder rates you're including. You know, this is Atlanta.
01:07:26 This is this is.
01:07:28 New York this is, you know, LA. This is everything. Puerto Rico is still like 3, three times worse than America.
01:07:36 Including including all the diversity that America has.
01:07:42 And one little funny side note, I just want to pop in there for those of you who are like you, Michael Jones. And you think that race doesn't matter.
01:07:51 That if, if everyone's just Catholic, then it'll just magically workout. Well, the Puerto Ricans are Catholic.
01:07:58 And one of the funny statistics I found was looking for the Puerto Rican crime stats this popped up.
01:08:06 You're 24 times more likely to be murdered in a Catholic country than a non religious country, and the reason why I believe the statistic is all of the South American countries and and Mexico, Central American countries and the island nations like Puerto Rico.
01:08:26 They're all Catholic. Well, and there's some.
01:08:33 Thought I was going to say African. I don't think there's African countries that are officially, though I think there's like one that's Catholic, isn't there?
01:08:39 So yeah, it takes more than just being Catholic. Just, you know, just saying.
01:08:46 Just kind of, you know, letting that out there because the Puerto Ricans, definitely Catholic.
01:08:55 So while she's praying to Mary.
01:08:58 About the boy she met and now she wants to meet that boy again.
01:09:04 That boy is desperately trying to find her. He snuck into the Puerto Rican part of town.
01:09:11 He's looking for her window and of course it's, you know, like I said, it's a cheap knock off of Romeo and Juliet.
01:09:19 And he finds the.
01:09:22 He finds the the right window and they have this Romeo and Juliet, you know moment.
01:09:29 But you are not one of us and I am not one of you.
01:09:34 You know it's it's very like, oh, but we come from different families. The difference is, though, in Romeo and Juliet.
01:09:42 It's it's two different families in the same country.
01:09:47 Like the same nationality, it just happens to be two.
01:09:51 Large families that have been feuding for a long time.
01:09:58 It's not the same thing as having a completely different race, a completely different culture, two different, completely different peoples.
01:10:09 But anyway, back to the the story. They instantly are in love because they like, yeah, it's well, I mean, I guess Romans really, it's similar, they don't really.
01:10:18 Have a whole.
01:10:18 Whole lot of interaction before they're super in love all of a sudden, but this is even less interaction.
01:10:25 And they seeing a lot of course, because it's awful that way.
01:10:30 And after they sing about how they're in love, he decides to leave.
01:10:37 Before her mom or someone finds out.
01:10:42 Meanwhile, The Jets are talking about how they got to do something. They got to do something about those filthy ******* Puerto Rican sharks.
01:10:51 And while they're talking about it, cop shows up and and says you got you boys need to get off the street.
01:11:00 Now the only reason I'm play a significant portion of the this kind of or this song.
01:11:08 Is I want you to listen to the lyrics. The lyrics are easier to understand because the way this song is performed also.
01:11:17 But it's kind of interesting.
01:11:20 Because in a way, they're using conservative.
01:11:25 Arguments.
01:11:29 Against the excuses that are made for non whites.
01:11:35 The excuses for the the.
01:11:38 The bad behavior of non whites in inner cities.
01:11:43 They're kind of making fun of those excuses.
01:11:47 By attributing them to white people, it's really weird.
01:11:53 Because what they're they're they're simultaneously saying.
01:11:58 Is. Ohh yeah, you can laugh at at all these excuses that that.
01:12:05 Are used to excuse the bad behavior of blacks.
01:12:09 But when it's white people.
01:12:12 Maybe maybe you would actually agree. Maybe you would actually agree.
01:12:16 Yeah.
01:12:18 That there, there.
01:12:18 Are reasons why they're misbehaving because they're white.
01:12:22 So it's it's really kind of a weird way of framing it. I'm not sure how successful it was, but just to you know, let's have a listen.
01:12:31 Kindly Sergeant krupke, you gotta understand, it's just I bring that gets us out of hand, our mother's junkies, our fathers all are drunks.
01:12:42 Naturally, were punched Officer Trump gay were very upset.
01:12:44 G.
01:12:47 We never had the love that every child boy gets. We ain't going to link once we're misunderstood. Downside is there's good.
01:12:56 That is good.
01:13:00 So they're kind of making fun of this this whole way of looking at at these inner city teens.
01:13:06 But then they're again, like I said, they're applying to white people.
01:13:09 Dear, kindly judge. Your honor. My parents treat me rough with all their marijuana. They won't give me a puff. They didn't want to have me, but somehow I was had leave on lizards. That's why I'm so glad.
01:13:27 This boy don't need a judge. He needs an analyst cow. This sucks his neurosis. That ought to be quite psychologically his type.
01:13:36 I'm the star.
01:13:39 Saying it's not, he's.
01:13:41 He's just got mental problems. Let's send him to a shrink. We don't have to, actually.
01:13:45 Put him in jail.
01:13:48 My daddy beats my mommy. My mommy clobbers me. My grandpa boys are coming. My grandma pushes.
01:13:56 Tea. My sister wears a mustache. My brother wears a dress. Goodness gracious. That's why I'm a mess.
01:14:04 Yes, Officer, club key. He shouldn't be here.
01:14:07 This boy don't need a couch. He needs a useful career. Societies played him a terrible trick on sociologically sick. I am.
01:14:19 I also I think they had to have changed that in the Steven Spielberg version that my sister wears a mustache, my brother wears a dress. That's why I'm such a mess.
01:14:30 I I'd be very curious and I do have it. I just haven't watched it. I guess maybe if my potato hands are up to it at the end.
01:14:36 We can try.
01:14:36 To to sift through it and find that song, because that that I was very curious about that part. I was like, I can't. I have a hard time believing they would have kept that.
01:14:46 Maybe they did. Maybe they did. Like I said, maybe their allegiance to their own, like. Well, it's written by Jews. And so it can't be that bad no matter what they say.
01:14:58 So then they sent him to a social worker.
01:15:03 In my opinion, this trial does not need to have his head shrunken. One really are social disease. Hey, I got a social disease to take him to a social worker.
01:15:20 Dear kindly social worker that tell me get a job like the A soda jerker, which means like be a slob. That's not on any social. I'm only any work. That's why I'm a jerk.
01:15:41 Just a question of misunderstood.
01:15:49 And the social worker says send him to jail. So.
01:15:51 It's it's, it's maybe it's a.
01:15:53 Critique of the system.
01:15:56 Ohh, the system we have all these things put together to to try to.
01:16:00 Treat them but.
01:16:02 It it just, it's just this merry. Go round and then they never actually get any help.
01:16:08 So they meet at this uh.
01:16:11 Like soda pop place because it's the 50s.
01:16:15 To plan out their their big fight, the the finally right, the gang fight that I've been looking forward to young Devin watching this ******* movie for the thousandth time. I'm like, OK, I'll actually sit through it this time because there's a gang fight. I keep hearing about this gang fight. There's going to be a gang fight.
01:16:32 I can get behind the gang fight.
01:16:35 We challenge to a rumble all out once and for all except.
01:16:40 On what terms?
01:16:42 Whatever terms you're calling, you cross the line once too often.
01:16:46 You started it.
01:16:47 Who jumped baby John this afternoon? Who jumped me the first day?
01:16:50 I moved here. Who asked you to move here? Who asked? Who were you? What were you?
01:16:52 Back where?
01:16:53 Came.
01:16:53 From pics, Mick.
01:17:02 The verses in our strength, I thought.
01:17:03 We accept.
01:17:06 Time tomorrow after dark.
01:17:12 Oh, thank God. Finally, park. I I could handle find the park.
01:17:19 OK, river's good.
01:17:21 As long as you guys fight.
01:17:24 Under the highway.
01:17:25 Ohh works for me. I just want you guys fighting. Alright, that's settled.
01:17:32 So then the the in love, the ex leader of the gang comes in.
01:17:38 And he finds out they're going to fight.
01:17:40 And he's very upset by this.
01:17:43 And he tries to convince them that no, you guys shouldn't use weapons. Just make it like a fist fight. Just fight like men and work it out, and everyone should get along. Because I'm in love with the Puerto Rican girl now.
01:17:58 And the Puerto Rican guys not having it and he's just like, you're a *****. We're going to fight and I'm, you know, young devins like, yeah, you tell him, let's have. Let's have an actual gang fight. Alright then I want to see. I want to see knives. I want to see guns, broken bottles, whatever. Like.
01:18:14 I can't handle this sinking.
01:18:15 Ship any much longer. It's it's it's it's killing me.
01:18:19 Then the cop shows up.
01:18:21 From before he kicks the Puerto Ricans out.
01:18:26 And he starts telling them that they need.
01:18:28 To you know.
01:18:29 Check themselves.
01:18:31 May all over to see you this way and after only a couple of words made the play by this afternoon. How about that? Oh, do you mind? I have no mind. I'm gonna village idiot, you know, headquarters. He's about this. How?
01:18:44 They even get a promotion.
01:18:47 Good deal all around. Have Bernardo.
01:18:50 I get a promotion and.
01:18:52 You Puerto Ricans get what you've been itching for use of the playground, use of the gym, the streets, the candy store. So what if they do turn this whole town into a stinking pig stye? Hey, don't stop him. He wants to get home. But if he lets his hand one tell him.
01:19:10 He's got it made over here.
01:19:13 What I mean is clear that I said clear up.
01:19:20 Ohh yeah sure right now.
01:19:23 It's a free country and I ain't got the right.
01:19:26 But I got a badge.
01:19:28 What have you got?
01:19:31 Thinks it tough all over. Beat it.
01:19:36 So of course they're just establishing that even the cops are racist.
01:19:42 You know, even though he's he's, he's not. He's not for the white gangs. He definitely hates the Puerto Ricans just as much as the white kids do.
01:19:49 So he tells them not to do a rumble because he's going to, he's going to be on to them.
01:19:56 The old man is the is the the.
01:20:00 The guy who's he's gone legit, it's his boss and he's telling, he tells his boss. Like, yeah, I met this Puerto Rican girl and the old man's like, oh, that sounds like trouble.
01:20:11 Meanwhile, the.
01:20:13 The opposite of that scene is kind of happening.
01:20:16 The Puerto Rican girl, she's with her friends, talking to how she met a boy and she's.
01:20:23 Got to start singing again.
01:20:26 And of course this is a the most famous song, or one of the most famous songs of the entire play. You guys might remember this song. It's it's been played and played and played again.
01:20:41 I feel pretty so pretty.
01:20:50 I feel pretty and witty and.
01:20:59 Hand eye pity.
01:21:04 Me girl who isn't me to date.
01:21:08 La La La La La La La La.
01:21:12 So that song goes on.
01:21:17 And then the white kid shows up.
01:21:23 To the shock and surprise of the Puerto Rican gangs leader girlfriend.
01:21:30 And she leaves, and she's not. She's not very happy that.
01:21:33 That her boyfriend's sister is dating a gringo.
01:21:38 But they're instantly in love. They do a bunch of singing.
01:21:43 They do like some weird mock wedding kind of a thing because it's in a bridal shop.
01:21:49 And they sing a bunch more. And it's super gay.
01:21:55 Meanwhile, the the White Gang is planning how they're going to to fight the Puerto Ricans.
01:22:03 And the Puerto Ricans are planning how they're going to fight.
01:22:07 The white kids and I'm I'm all super excited. I'm like, yes, it's finally gonna happen.
01:22:13 They. They're gonna fight now. They they've shut up at the fighting place. They're under the freeway.
01:22:19 There's about to be some action. All this, this gay singing stuff is finally over.
01:22:24 Look, everyone of you hates everyone of us and.
01:22:25 We hate you right back. Let's get at it. Sure.
01:22:27 That's right. So fight.
01:22:29 Shall we go?
01:22:30 Fight. Fight. Fight.
01:22:32 Fight. Here it comes. They're getting ready. Here comes the fight.
01:22:40 One nice damn it ****** ******.
01:22:40 Come on.
01:22:55 OK.
01:22:58 Tell me, what are you doing?
01:22:59 Maybe he has found my guts to fight his own battles.
01:23:03 Don't take guts. You got a bad. We ain't got one. None. None of us.
01:23:09 OK. No, no, Tony.
01:23:14 So the white kid shows up because of the insistence of his new Puerto Rican girlfriend or wife. I don't know. However you look at it.
01:23:20 Now, if it's was a real match or whatever.
01:23:24 She insists that he goes and breaks up the fight, stops the fight because she doesn't want her brother to get hurt.
01:23:30 And so he goes to stop the fight, much to my chagrin.
01:23:35 But.
01:23:35 The Puerto Ricans can't you know you. You saw the crime statistics. They can't hold in their violence. So as much as he tries to stop it, they they're going to let it happen.
01:23:43 Ohh, I'm sure now listen to.
01:23:45 Me. Are you chicken? There's nothing to fight about.
01:23:48 Yeah. In fact, it kind of resembles a lot of those videos that you see of white kids getting beat up by blacks.
01:23:55 They're trying to use reason. They're like below. Hold on. I don't have any beef with you. Why are you stabbing me to death? Ohh no, I'm dead.
01:24:04 I don't wanna fight. We have nothing to fight about. We are. We're we're all Americans. Ohh, now I'm dead.
01:24:10 Hey, what are you trying to fight me on? There? I got permanent, permanent, permanent brain damage here.
01:24:16 Ohh I'm sure now.
01:24:17 Listen to me.
01:24:18 You chicken. There's nothing to fight about.
01:24:25 You wanna?
01:24:30 Come on, chicken boy.
01:24:31 Come.
01:24:32 On fight, they're gonna fight you, *****.
01:24:40 Exactly what the ****, man?
01:24:42 So he he he doesn't fight.
01:24:46 But finally, finally.
01:24:49 After the Puerto Ricans keep sucker punching in and pushing them around, the Saxon finally begins to hate he. Finally, he finally sucks it up.
01:24:58 And they start to fight.
01:25:41 Hello.
01:25:41 Oh.
01:25:42 Hello.
01:26:24 Hey, Michael, come on.
01:26:45 Stop.
01:27:05 Look at that.
01:27:07 The white guy who betrayed his people is now responsible for the death of the the gang leader that took over after him.
01:27:17 And he loses his ****.
01:27:20 Now he's mad.
01:27:22 Even though it's his fault now he's mad.
01:28:17 Which side?
01:28:25 Then the cops come.
01:28:32 The Puerto Rican gang leader has now now been stabbed to death.
01:28:38 And the old leader of the White gang has been stabbed to death.
01:28:45 And he runs, or they the new. I guess the new leader of the White Gang is stabbed to death. And the old leader is.
01:28:51 He's shocked at what he's done.
01:28:53 He runs away.
01:28:56 Meanwhile, his Puerto Rican Princess.
01:29:00 Is waiting for.
01:29:01 Him on a rooftop, having no idea that her boyfriend has murdered her brother.
01:29:06 She sings a bunch.
01:29:10 Chino.
01:29:12 There was no one downstairs.
01:29:15 My mother and father at this door. I didn't expect you to come by or I would have waited time.
01:29:19 Maria.
01:29:21 You have been fighting China.
01:29:23 Yes, I'm sorry.
01:29:26 That is not like.
01:29:27 Yeah.
01:29:28 No.
01:29:29 You must.
01:29:29 Go home and wash.
01:29:30 Up, Maria.
01:29:31 I will see.
01:29:31 You tomorrow, Maria. Nobody meant for it to happen.
01:29:45 Tell me it is bad.
01:29:51 Pretty bad.
01:29:54 You see.
01:29:59 It will be easier if.
01:30:00 You say it very fast.
01:30:03 It was a fight.
01:30:06 And Naruto?
01:30:08 Somehow a knife.
01:30:11 And not when someone.
01:30:12 They tell me.
01:30:15 What happened to Tony?
01:30:18 Gino, tell me your story, alright?
01:30:24 He killed your brother.
01:30:35 So she finds out that her new boyfriend has.
01:30:38 Has murdered her brother.
01:30:40 And she doesn't know what to do.
01:30:43 So she goes down and and prays to marrying.
01:30:46 And he shows up at her window, and at first she's really ****** *** because.
01:30:52 You murdered my brother.
01:31:01 Better first for the white man wins wins over her love for her brother.
01:31:06 And she says we must run away.
01:31:09 We must run away, but before we run away.
01:31:12 We must sing another song that we're not going to listen to.
01:31:17 So so while they're singing this song about how they're in love and they're gonna run away.
01:31:22 She's going to run away with her brother's killer.
01:31:26 The cops are looking for the perpetrators.
01:31:32 The White Gang has has reconvened.
01:31:36 They don't know what they're going to do.
01:31:39 They decide they have to play it cool. They can't be all hot headed. They got to play it cool and they have to perform an amazing, fabulous dance number and they dance around and they jump around like ******* **** for a minute.
01:31:53 And at the at the conclusion of their their super gay dance number, they decide they're all going to lie to the cops and and try to help their friend out.
01:32:04 Then the lesbian Jew shows up and says I know where I know where he is.
01:32:12 And he's well, she's wrong. She's like he's hiding at the at the soda pop place. But really he's he's banging his his.
01:32:22 He's, which is kind of, I guess it's kind of a a boss move, you know, kill some guy and then go **** his sister.
01:32:32 You know, so I don't even.
01:32:33 Got to give him that.
01:32:35 So you know, he bangs the the sister, the guy he just like, there's blood his her brother's blood is literally caked on his hands.
01:32:46 As they they **** so anyway.
01:32:52 He tells her I gotta run away. I'm gonna get some money that I've got saved. Apple. Run away. Run away forever.
01:32:59 Then her brothers girlfriend shows up and she's enraged that she is in love with with her boyfriend's killer.
01:33:09 And she starts singing at her.
01:33:11 And of course, they sing it out together and eventually reach some kind of.
01:33:16 Song understanding that love is love, Love Is All that really matters.
01:33:23 And so when the cop shows up, you know she's not going to turn him in. In fact, she's going to deliver a message to the guy who, just like, just killed her boyfriend.
01:33:35 And tell them where to meet. Meet the sister.
01:33:40 And so she lies to the cop and says, oh, I don't know who this guy is and whatever.
01:33:45 Yeah.
01:33:46 So back at the the soda pop place where he's hiding out in the basement.
01:33:52 She shows up to deliver the message.
01:33:56 That.
01:33:58 The sister is waiting, but of course the white people.
01:34:02 Because they're evil, they start making fun of her and and try to rape her.
01:34:09 Tramp bernardo's pig. Brian, don't do that.
01:34:14 This.
01:34:34 So right as they're about to actually rape her.
01:34:38 The old man shows up and he's like you guys are animals. You have to.
01:34:42 Let her go.
01:34:44 And so, because she's so upset about the the almost rape that happened to her, she lies and says you tell him that the little sister is is dead because the the sharks found out that she was she was banging him and they flew into a rage and killed her.
01:35:04 So the old man goes downstairs and tells him I'm sorry, but your your Puerto Rican girlfriend is dead.
01:35:11 You can't run away and and have a life together. Violence gets you nowhere, and so does collectivizing. As white people, it always ends in tragedy.
01:35:22 And so he goes outside and and does.
01:35:25 The.
01:35:31 But then, just as as it looks like his life is over while wandering, staggering around aimlessly to the streets.
01:35:41 He sees his beloved.
01:35:46 Maria.
01:35:49 Maria.
01:35:58 The diversity catches up with him.
01:36:00 Before he can leave.
01:36:07 Thanks.
01:36:12 With five.
01:36:15 So he starts to die.
01:36:19 And she starts kind of singing to him because.
01:36:22 You know I.
01:36:23 Guess she's trying to make him die faster.
01:36:26 And he dies.
01:36:29 And she confronts the the Whites and the Browns that can't get along.
01:36:34 Demands the gun from, you know, whatever that guy's name was, like Gino or something doesn't really matter.
01:36:42 And she threatens the mall with the gun.
01:36:45 But then drops the gun and collapses and in sorrow.
01:36:50 And they carry the the body away and she's alone.
01:36:55 A widow.
01:36:57 The end.
01:36:59 And that's West Side Story.
01:37:02 That's West Side Story now. They said they remade it in 2021.
01:37:11 Let's see if I got.
01:37:15 I mean, I do have the.
01:37:20 I do have the whole.
01:37:21 Movie.
01:37:22 Let me see if.
01:37:22 I can. I'm just curious about that song where they talk about the ****** stuff if they change the lyrics to that I kind of think that.
01:37:30 That would be a.
01:37:32 A good one to see. Let me see if I got it somewhere here.
01:37:40 Where is it?
01:37:47 Come on, potato hands.
01:37:50 Don't fail me now.
01:37:58 I wish I was kidding about the potato hands.
01:38:00 Alright, that's going to take a little while to import.
01:38:03 But while that's importing.
01:38:08 I did get.
01:38:10 They interviewed.
01:38:16 Spielberg.
01:38:19 And see if I can get this on the timeline or if it still has to.
01:38:23 Yeah, it's going to have to do its stupid import thing.
01:38:30 But I believe a relative of Jared Kushner actually wrote.
01:38:36 The the new version of the the 2021 version.
01:38:41 Let me see here it was.
01:38:49 Let's see.
01:38:53 Yeah, here we are.
01:38:55 Directed by Steven Spielberg, screenplay by Tony Kushner.
01:39:01 Now Tony Kushner.
01:39:07 Let me see if he's related to Jared Kushner.
01:39:26 No, I guess he's not. I mean, I'm sure, maybe distantly, they have the same last name, but I thought they were because Jared Kushner is involved with.
01:39:35 At least according to this. I mean maybe they are. I would assume that they are at least distantly.
01:39:43 But according to chant GPT, which I just asked, it says that they are not related.
01:39:50 They they have no known familial.
01:39:51 Relationship is what it says.
01:39:55 But I know Jared Kushner's family is involved with.
01:40:00 With producing films, so I thought maybe they would be related.
01:40:04 So Tony Kushner, we rewrote it and.
01:40:08 Let me see if I can find.
01:40:11 This was a YouTube video that talked about because I didn't have enough time to actually watch it.
01:40:17 But I found this video that said that the top ten differences between the 1961 one and this one, and they were all pretty mundane differences like about casting, ordering.
01:40:29 There's Steven Spielberg talking about it, but they when they talk, when they talk about the Spanish part.
01:40:34 That's let's see here.
01:40:35 In fact.
01:40:43 Yeah, here it is.
01:40:46 Tell her. Kill each other. But you ain't gonna do it. It might be. Are there.
01:40:50 Any questions? Yes, Sir.
01:40:52 Would you mind translating that into Spanish?
01:40:55 Although West Side Story is about culture clash, the original film is primarily in English, with an occasional Spanish word thrown in.
01:41:03 Minus notice.
01:41:05 You go get either I will lock up.
01:41:12 It's too early for the lunches.
01:41:13 Then I started this.
01:41:15 In the remake, Anita.
01:41:16 Repeatedly reminds her fellow Puerto Ricans to practice their English.
01:41:20 It's like I identify as Afro Latino.
01:41:22 And growing up.
01:41:24 I didn't necessarily have access to my Hispanic heritage.
01:41:28 We must fail terito Mira.
01:41:32 Speak English on several occasions, though they revert to their native language. Other times they shift between English and Spanish in an effort to be inclusive. Spielberg chose not to have subtitles for the dialogue spoken in Spanish. Spielberg explained that he didn't want to give quote English the power over the Spanish.
01:41:38 A very relevant story.
01:41:53 And Tony Kushner felt very liberal to do a lot of Spanish in the film to have a lot of Spanish in the picture. And then it was our decision together that we would not subtitle it out of respect for the language. It's our second language.
01:42:05 In this nation.
01:42:06 Even if you.
01:42:08 It's our second language. He didn't want to have. He didn't want to give English the power over the Spanish.
01:42:17 So the even idea of of how Jews think, I mean, I don't think it comes as a surprise to anyone. All right, so finally it's it's done the.
01:42:28 Let me see if I can quickly find the.
01:42:31 Officer Crumpe song.
01:42:35 Now this here it is, I found it.
01:42:51 That's long. Let's see how long it almost seems like they made it longer. I don't know. They did.
01:43:03 She just bought herself.
01:43:06 Just stop bringing it up key.
01:43:07 That gets us out of hand our.
01:43:09 Mothers of our junkies, our fathers, our drunks.
01:43:13 Calling Moses naturally were punks Gee.
01:43:20 The officer crap. We were very upset. We never had the love that every child ought again.
01:43:29 We ain't no delinquents. We're misunderstood.
01:43:35 Deep down inside us.
01:43:38 There is good.
01:43:39 There is good there is.
01:43:42 Good there.
01:43:45 Dear, kindly touch your Rona. My parents treat me rough with all their marijuana. They won't give me your puff. They didn't wanna have me. But somehow I always had sleeping with it. That's why.
01:43:58 I'm so sad, right?
01:43:59 Officer club key. You're really you're square.
01:44:03 No, I don't need a judge.
01:44:04 He needs a analyst.
01:44:06 It's just his neurosis. They ought to be cured.
01:44:09 Well, so far it's it's true to the original. Let's see.
01:44:28 Sing.
01:44:30 Let's see if they talk about the ****** brother and sister.
01:44:31 My father is a *******. My mom's an ***. My grandpas always passed. My grandma pushes tea. My sister wears a mustache. My brother wears a dress racist. That's why I'm a.
01:44:42 Ah.
01:44:45 I'm surprised you would think that that would get them cancelled, but like I said before, there was a good chance they would keep it in the, you know, keep it original because it's it's written by Jews and if you start saying that the the original Broadway Jews wrote it in a insensitive way.
01:45:06 Then that's opening up all kinds of cans of worms, isn't it? So I'm actually I'm, I'm. I'm slightly surprised, but not really. I knew that was a possibility. So it looks like they stayed pretty much.
01:45:18 True to the original in terms of, well, definitely with the the song lyrics.
01:45:23 They changed the order around and they did. They changed a lot of the dialogue in the Spanish.
01:45:30 But you know from what I've read, at least fundamentally it's the same. I'm sure there's little Julie things here and there that if I watched that, I would pick up on. But from what I was able to figure out in in the short period of time that I had before I was going to string with.
01:45:44 My potato hands.
01:45:48 I was just like.
01:45:48 Alright, that's fine. It doesn't. It doesn't sound like it's radically different, so I feel OK.
01:45:53 So anyway that just another example, another example of how Jews define American culture.
01:46:01 And they've been they, they've and and.
01:46:03 Have they reused?
01:46:04 The same idea over and over and over again.
01:46:07 Because they own the distribution.
01:46:12 All this started with it was. It literally started with three Jews in 1957 getting together and deciding that they were going to make some propaganda, telling white people that they were the they were the violent gangsters. They were the violent gangsters. And yeah, maybe there was some Puerto Rican gangs.
01:46:30 But really, they were the instigators. They were the racist ones and and and they were afraid of diversity, and they were afraid of welcoming the immigrants. And oh, and by the way, can't you see yourself with a hot Latina girl? Oh, yeah, maybe a little little spicy, senorita.
01:46:51 And here we are. You know, 60 years later, and they're still just recycling the verbatim and, you know, to some extent the exact same story.
01:47:03 So.
01:47:05 Anyway, I just thought that'd be interesting. Like I said, gonna be kind of a short one tonight. Just cause like I'm in a lot of pain.
01:47:16 I'm just. I'm in a lot of pain right now.
01:47:20 It is what it is.
01:47:22 So let's take it. Let's go to. Let's just go to Hyper chats here and then we'll.
01:47:27 We'll shut her down.
01:47:30 All right, let's take a look here.
01:47:35 Chosen Joe Ross says, is it possible that gap could potentially be a honey trap of sorts? Sometimes it seems like the open free speech platform is almost too good.
01:47:47 To be true.
01:47:48 What's stopping Feds from banning people into violating hate crime?
01:47:52 Laws like what DeSantis signed in Israel, what has Tora Tora been able to, what has he been able to pursue?
01:48:01 Yes.
01:48:03 No, I I trust.
01:48:04 Torba, I think that I think that he's in the past.
01:48:09 Shown that when the.
01:48:10 EU has has asked for the names of people using the platform, they say. Well, we're in America, so we're not subject to your laws and then he's told them to pound sand.
01:48:22 4.
01:48:24 Does that mean that they can't look? What's the security at Gab? I mean, do they don't have the same resources of of much larger companies and much larger companies have data leaks all the time?
01:48:37 I've heard that there have been data leaks at GAB before. In fact, I I I don't know this is a this maybe I'm wrong about this, but I'd heard that that was somehow part of the whole stone toss docs and whatever.
01:48:51 But I don't think that's like an intentional thing. That's just a limitation of, you know, the resources he has available. And people should just keep that in mind, right? Just don't do anything online that's going to get you in trouble. And and if you look the last place that I would want to communicate something that I thought was something I wouldn't want I.
01:49:11 Let me put this way, and I I've said this a million times.
01:49:14 Anything you say digitally assume that a federal agent is reading it.
01:49:23 Because if they're not, they, they certainly have.
01:49:25 The ability to.
01:49:27 It doesn't matter how good the security of the platform is, it doesn't matter how good the security of your network at home is. They have the ability to capture what you say on pretty much any platform. Now, it might not come up in court.
01:49:44 Because the way they capture that might not be legal, but they don't care. And what they'll do is they'll try to reverse engineer the evidence and try to find a way.
01:49:56 They would have.
01:49:57 Legally known that some other way, so it's just some, it's just. Well, it's better to be.
01:50:05 Safe than sorry.
01:50:06 And just assume that anything you say digitally is being spied on.
01:50:11 And so if you live in a country that has these draconian rules and will lock you up for making racist rap songs or passing out racist stickers or or whatever, right, you just have to assume that they're able to see that **** and that it may or may not, but most likely.
01:50:31 Well, if you if it, you know you're.
01:50:33 In that situation.
01:50:35 Be brought up in court.
01:50:37 So that's just that, that's my advice is just don't say anything that you don't want attached to your name at some point, especially if you're in one of these.
01:50:48 Countries that it makes, that's part, you know.
01:50:51 When you go to jail for it.
01:50:54 I don't think Torb is a honey honey trap though. I just think that.
01:50:59 You know he's not going to.
01:51:02 He's going to run the Internet the way the really the entire Internet was run in like the 90s.
01:51:10 Free speech was not an oddity online until very recently.
01:51:17 And really, the last 15 years is when the censorship started.
01:51:21 Up until then, you could say some wild **** on the Internet and it wasn't a big deal.
01:51:27 In fact, you just by going on the Internet, you assumed you were going to see some wild ****.
01:51:33 And that got ruined. I think honestly, as more non whites started using the Internet and as more normally started using the Internet thanks to smartphones and because of the influence of the Internet began to have and how it started to eclipse the the influence, the television and radio and newspapers.
01:51:52 Used to have and Jews got involved.
01:51:56 You know, as we that's like the issue with TikTok, right? They don't control it like they control. I mean, look, they control Elon. That's abundantly clear.
01:52:07 In fact, Leather Apron Club I I saw just released his video talking about the accounts that Elon interacts with and how I think the number was around 30% or maybe higher, 30%.
01:52:23 Of the accounts he interacts with on Twitter are Jewish and probably much higher.
01:52:29 Because a lot of the accounts that he interacts with that are that are unless he could prove explicitly that they were Jewish, he didn't include them in the.
01:52:39 But there's lots of accounts like say and rogness for example is run.
01:52:43 By a Jew.
01:52:45 But that wasn't included in his account because he can't prove explicitly that it's run by.
01:52:50 It's run by a Jew.
01:52:52 So.
01:52:54 It's probably much higher than that. It's probably closer to 50% of the accounts, if not even higher than that.
01:53:02 On top, you know, then you got a Jew obviously owns and operates Facebook, and by extension, Instagram.
01:53:11 You have Jews over at Google and the Indian guy I guess now.
01:53:17 But that's just the way that it is. And so they're going to try to own TikTok.
01:53:23 Steve minuchin.
01:53:25 Which is not only he's a Jew, he's a Jew and he's a former skull and bone, I guess no one's ever a former skull and Bones member, but he's a he's literally a skull and bones guy.
01:53:38 Is is getting an investment group together and he worked for Trump, by the way. He's getting investment group together to try to purchase TikTok when when they force it on the auction block, if they're able to push that through.
01:53:53 So they just, you know.
01:53:55 But Jews definitely don't run the world, right?
01:53:59 They definitely don't have disproportionate power in the West, right?
01:54:04 So just be careful.
01:54:06 Jon Skywalker, a lot of Star Wars people watched the live stream today of Mark Colette and raging dissident. The latter mentioned being a fan of yours, were you planning to do a stream with him also, when are when are you appearing with Mark Collette again? Haven't seen you do a string with Colette since 2020. During the race riots.
01:54:26 Yeah, I would do a stream with either one.
01:54:27 Of those guys.
01:54:28 It's just been like since I've been busy getting potato hands. I have a lot of IRL stuff that I'm doing right now, like a lot of stuff, and I had a bit of a A.
01:54:43 A family thing this week that is a bit of a tragedy that I I got to.
01:54:49 Deal with. I was unexpected.
01:54:54 That you know, for the at least in the short term, is probably going to tie up a little bit, but.
01:55:01 All I'm going to say is don't get the VAX boys. I mean, well, I don't think they're pushed as much as they are. They were. But you know, anyway.
01:55:09 Yeah, I would string with either one of those guys. It's just a matter of coordinating that and I'm sure it will happen this year sooner rather than later.
01:55:17 Cringe panda. Hi, Devin. I have school in the morning, so I'll catch the replay. I hope you don't mind the jukebox request, but you are mentioning this clip. I can't wait to move back West this summer so I can be live for the streams.
01:55:34 Anyway, what is this? What? What is with these links?
01:55:44 You know like.
01:55:45 I have a suspicion it's probably what that guy was just mentioning, so we'll we'll see.
01:55:50 I'm not going to put on the screen.
01:55:52 I'm just going to play it here and you'll hear the audio.
01:55:56 If.
01:55:58 That's what it is. Why is there no audio?
01:56:03 In the rainbow.
01:56:06 Now this is a clip. One of your clips, OK.
01:56:10 All right, not so typical typical day camp.
01:56:30 Indivisible affirmation and equal rights for all.
01:56:36 Equal rights for all.
01:56:37 Watch your head.
01:56:39 So tell me, what the hell all the parents.
01:56:41 Of these, children were thinking like, what were they on?
01:56:45 Were they on crack?
01:56:46 Something they just.
01:56:50 These parents just decided to ship them off to gay camp. Like Son, you're being a little bit too straight there. You're getting a little too close with that girlfriend of yours. We're gonna have to ship you off the gay camp, show you some tolerance. Is that Devon Stack you're watching? Can't watch that. We're shipping you off the gate camp. Hey, what's that book in your hand?
01:57:09 Ours that is transphobic. We're shipping you off the gay camp. Uh, these kids ought to learn some tolerance.
01:57:17 Well, now it doesn't make as much sense because you guys couldn't see him. It was a clip from one of her, I guess one of her streams there. Is there a gay camp, though? I don't know anything about this, but if there's an actual gay camp.
01:57:30 I mean, I guess why not right at this point, why wouldn't there be a gay camp? Right, I guess I.
01:57:39 Is there really? Is that what it is?
01:57:42 I guess I have to. I have to know more about whatever this is, but yeah, I appreciate the shout out there. Let's see here. Tipsy makes Stagger's been a while since I caught a live show. Take these shekels and get the Kitty some treats.
01:57:59 Well, I will. I, you know, churro's been Mia a couple of days and it happens, so hopefully it's fine. You know, when he comes back from these kinds of.
01:58:07 Extended periods, though usually comes back.
01:58:09 All ****** **, so I hope, I hope.
01:58:11 He's doing. I hope he's doing OK.
01:58:13 But he hasn't been by for a handful of days there. So so prayer prayers for Truro, I guess. Appreciate that blue chord.
01:58:26 Blue chord.
01:58:38 Blue cord.
01:58:40 Evening, Mr. stack. Well, I appreciate that.
01:58:45 Based in space based in space.
01:58:52 Hey, David, I know you used to go rucking. It's a great workout. Have you gotten back into?
01:58:56 It or do you plan to?
01:58:58 Yeah, it's a time thing. I I definitely, I you know what though, as I get older and I'm not like ancient, but.
01:59:08 I don't want to have like back problems, so I was doing not every time I did it I was doing like 50 LB rucksacks, though from time to time.
01:59:20 And maybe I'd I'll still do that from time to time, but I'm probably going to do it. I'm I'm probably not.
01:59:28 Going to pack so heavy these days.
01:59:30 I'll probably just do what I would realistically want to carry out for like a solo overnight camp, and in fact, I was thinking up because I did that a few times too, as I'd go and just actually stay on the desert.
01:59:42 It's really nice at night in the summer.
01:59:46 What you can do if you live in a desert.
01:59:49 Because you don't want to really be in a tent, but you don't. Also, you also don't want to, like, have snakes cruising over you is I feel what they're called. But the Marines you can get like this.
02:00:01 Maybe it's just.
02:00:01 Called a.
02:00:03 It's not like a bivvy bag. It's more like a one person and almost like the size of a coffin though, like it's real.
02:00:10 Well.
02:00:11 But it's just like a bug net that you can shove your.
02:00:16 Sleeping bag into and and and sleeping in your sleeping bag without having snakes and ship crawl over you and it's it packs really small, like it packs really small. It's it's really.
02:00:29 Intricately packed though, like it's a it's one of those tents that folds up into like a circle and then it pops up, like really fast. But then it's like when it's time to pack it back up, you're like, oh.
02:00:38 **** like how does?
02:00:39 This go again and it takes some practice to get it to where you can get it back in that circle again.
02:00:44 The.
02:00:46 Yeah, I'll probably pack something like that. And then like a pad to sleep on. And you know, maybe maybe something to to eat in the morning or, you know, something like that. A couple little things. But doing the doing the 50 LB rocks is it's not so bad. It's not so bad now, but it's one of those things I wonder about where it's like.
02:01:07 That's not so bad now, but how am I going to in 10 years, am I going to be like?
02:01:11 Oh, I should never have.
02:01:11 Done those fifty. You know what?
02:01:15 So I'll probably lighten.
02:01:16 The load to.
02:01:17 Maybe closer to like you know what the kind of like the kinds of weights that you see people doing, those through hikes on the Appalachian Trail do maybe they'll heavier than that not because those guys are long. It takes about it.
02:01:30 Uh, the Ministry of truth.
02:01:33 Hey, I heard you might do a round of strains again. I messaged you on Gab a while back and I'd love to have you on the show if you're interested.
02:01:44 Yeah, I'll. I'll have to check my DM's. I I haven't checked my DM's in several days, so I'll take a look there.
02:01:52 Like I said, there's a.
02:01:53 Lot of people you might have to be on the list. There's a lot of people I got to get to. But yeah, I don't mind. You know, unless you're.
02:02:05 Unless you're some kind of terrible person, which I I don't think you are.
02:02:09 So yeah, I'll check it out there. Rabbit Hole says evening Devon salt. The Earth you are. I'm eating ground beef again. Love the grill. I'm just confused how it takes me. About 10 minutes to grill 1 LB burger at 500°. But somehow you can burn half of a corpse per minute in night in 1940s.
02:02:29 Germany, maybe it's that abundant 0 point energy or something.
02:02:34 Yeah, I think the Nazis.
02:02:35 Had they had directed energy weapons?
02:02:39 You know the green laser, they just green laser mass graves and you know.
02:02:44 That's how they did it, I'm assuming.
02:02:47 Cruise Cross says cash for some Austrian energy. I've heard tales of wings.
02:02:56 Austrian energy. Well, maybe that's the directed energy and it's the Austrian energy. It's it's the Austrian energy laser.
02:03:03 I've heard tails of wings. I'm not.
02:03:05 Sure. What that part means.
02:03:07 But appreciate that cruise cross oh so.
02:03:09 Uh.
02:03:10 567 literal beekeeping energy with that Paget story I watched.
02:03:15 That yeah, yeah.
02:03:16 And that's The funny thing. I I thought of that right after I was when I was telling you.
02:03:19 Guys I was.
02:03:20 Like, yeah, it's.
02:03:20 Like the beekeeper movie like it? Really.
02:03:23 Is except for and and now it's available right? So now I can actually watch it. And I I watched. I had like some really ******.
02:03:31 Damn version I watched part of and I just couldn't handle it because I was just like, oh, good Lord, it's everything I knew it would be, you know.
02:03:38 But I'll suck it up and watch it.
02:03:40 Now that it's available in in higher quality.
02:03:43 But I I was the beekeeper. Only way more realistic version, it wasn't some black lady getting scammed by a white guy. It was an old white man.
02:03:55 Getting scanned by an Indian guy.
02:03:58 Yeah, yeah, it.
02:04:00 It made me so mad. Like it made it like I was so because I wouldn't usually. It's like the guy was like 1000 years old and I I took the phone from an old man and yelled at.
02:04:12 Ajeet in in very harsh language that I wouldn't normally use in public. First of all, really, and certainly not in front of an old man whose phone I just. I wouldn't usually take a phone from the handsome old man like I felt very like I was probably scary, you know, because.
02:04:29 The guy was like, you know, he's an old man. He was like, you know, 4 foot something like, you know, I'm.
02:04:33 I'm talking like little.
02:04:35 Old man. And here I am, you know, big, loud.
02:04:39 Deb and just like, give me your phone.
02:04:41 I'm going to ******* call.
02:04:42 You. I felt kind of like a crazy person after doing that, but I was just so ******* mad.
02:04:50 Anyway, yeah.
02:04:52 I'll. I'll, I'll I. I gotta find that movie and suck it up and do it and.
02:04:56 Do like those little.
02:04:58 Those shorts that I was saying would be a good idea.
02:05:03 Mr. choley. Good evening, Devin. Thank you for the excellent and admirable content as usual, just know you mean a lot to us. And I pray for you. I appreciate that. Pray for Truro and my potato hands.
02:05:15 Zazi mataz bot. I was in the army and boredom as the real enemy. As such, we watched movies. West Side Story was.
02:05:23 One of them.
02:05:24 A new soldier walked in seven or eight dudes watching it and cleaning weapons. What are you faggs watching? He asked and joined in 5 minutes later. He asked.
02:05:35 What did they just stab that guy to death and then dance around and sing about it? That's some ****** ** ****. Thanks for the show. Hope you don't have any nightmares about your hands swelling up so much that they explode now. Like last night it was hard to get to sleep.
02:05:52 Yeah.
02:05:54 Because like my whole body, I I I got stung in the elbow. Like all this stuff's got, like, the strong from all this **** is gone now. But.
02:06:02 Like right afterwards, it was the worst because, like, I got stung in the elbow, I got stung.
02:06:06 Like in the.
02:06:07 Leg and just like all over the place, like these little *******. I mean, I had hundreds of them. If.
02:06:13 Probably not thousands, but I had like hundreds of them crawling all over and they were all stinging. But like the suit, you know, was stopping almost all.
02:06:19 Of them almost.
02:06:20 All of them.
02:06:21 But there a lot of them still and I I gotta look at those gloves cause on both hands because I can see I can see the dots. The red dots were, you know, where they got it. And they're in very similar places on both hands.
02:06:35 So there must be like a weak spot on those gloves that I got.
02:06:38 To look at, it's not usually the gloves that.
02:06:41 I would have used.
02:06:41 Either I just when I had.
02:06:43 In the car, I wasn't expecting it to be that.
02:06:45 Yeah.
02:06:46 I thought I was going to, you know, bust open the the skirting and I was going to see like a couple, a couple of pieces of comb, like white fresh come from a new swarm that had only been there.
02:06:57 Like a week.
02:06:59 And you know that it would be, it would still be other effort and it.
02:07:02 Would still be.
02:07:03 Kind of annoying, but it I didn't think it was going to be like that. It was it was. It was pretty intense.
02:07:11 Where was I?
02:07:14 Richard Kuklinski, the ISM.
02:07:18 You should do a stream on the movie. Stay tuned because there's enough electric Jew.
02:07:24 Making itself its own entertainment to quantify.
02:07:29 Is that the one with the guy from threes company in it?
02:07:34 From the 80s.
02:07:44 No. What? Move? What? Where is?
02:07:46 This.
02:07:51 I'll move. Am I thinking of?
02:07:56 That is, it is the one with the.
02:07:59 The threes company, you know, I I last time I saw that was probably.
02:08:06 Probably like, probably like 20 years ago on like Comedy Central or something like that. I don't think I've actually sat and watched it.
02:08:13 Seriously. Yeah, that could be a good one.
02:08:16 Yeah.
02:08:18 Mike Lindell's crack pipe.
02:08:22 Mike Lindell's crack Piper Lindell.
02:08:30 Mike Lindell's crack pipe.
02:08:35 You have a link here moneytreepublishing.com these folks might be able to help you print and sell your books if you ever decide. It would be nice to have a copy. Best regards, Sir. Thank you for your work. Well, I appreciate that.
02:08:48 There's, you know, I don't know who these guys are. I'll. I'll take a look, but there's really it's it's me. Just not getting around to it like so many other things. I.
02:08:56 Get it? I know I.
02:08:58 Believe me when I say I want to get that, that, that, that stuff done.
02:09:03 And it will happen eventually.
02:09:08 I promise.
02:09:10 Uh, just one more thing, but yeah.
02:09:14 Yeah, well, I'm gonna use my excuse, though. My potato hands. I can't do it yet.
02:09:18 But yeah, it'll happen.
02:09:20 January 1981 why the **** did this guy after weeks and weeks want this ***** ** **** movie reviewed? Anyway, thanks for his resilience and thanks for I don't know your good graces. Oh, no. You're you're you're. No, this isn't the movie that that Guy Bronx tale is what you're thinking of.
02:09:39 No, I haven't done Bronx tale, in fact.
02:09:43 I guess brocks tails like this without all the singing. No, it's not, it's it's totally different. But yeah. No, that's not it's, you know, to his credit, this was actually my choice. I don't know why I thought of doing it.
02:09:58 Today I was just like the West Side Story.
02:10:01 Darius Jerome, my middle school music class, would play this piece of crap movie every time we had a sub. It was either West Side Story or sister act with Whoopi Goldberg. Yeah, I I'm almost positive they.
02:10:16 You know, they played this in drama class in.
02:10:18 High school and you know.
02:10:20 It's it's one of those. It's. It's like one of the quintessential Broadway plays. There are so many references to the songs and other movies and TV shows, you know, like when you're, I and I know the lyrics to, you know, when your red jet, your red jet, all the way from your.
02:10:36 They should go right to your last dying day. I don't want to know that. I don't want to know that, but.
02:10:42 I know it. I know it because I've heard so many ******* times. Not just from that movie, but from other movies, you know, referencing that. And so does everyone else. Like it gets referenced like it's just one of those things that everyone knows. And so you can make a joke about it. Everyone's going to get it, cause they'll get the reference.
02:10:59 So it it just it you know it. I I felt like it. It bared a little bit of you know it it it it could handle a little examination here on the insomnia string.
02:11:10 Ah, let's see. Tipsy midstage are considering you're on a literal gay tangent these days. Have you come across the standard **** party yet? If you haven't, here's a 3 minute clip taken from the documentary. The gift. I could have gone my whole life not knowing these details. Well, I'll check that out afterwards.
02:11:30 If it's, I don't want to, I I don't.
02:11:32 Know what the gift is? I don't know if.
02:11:33 I want to.
02:11:34 See the gay **** party for three minutes. But I'll. I'll file that away for later.
02:11:44 Potato Mott says cool stream idea, Devin, there's another movie about the ethnic conflict in New York in the 1960s. You should do a oh, here we go. You should do a stream one, except it takes place in the Bronx instead of Manhattan. I think it's one that Jay Rain activity one is thinking about in the earlier.
02:12:02 Super chat? I think so.
02:12:03 Too.
02:12:06 I'll get. I'll get around to it.
02:12:08 And I I got to do it justice that.
02:12:10 You would have been happy if I rushed that one.
02:12:13 Potato Mutt says also, just a little side note, the guy who directed West Side Story went on to direct Star Trek The Motion Picture.
02:12:22 In 1979? Well, that's good to know. There you go. The and after the the.
02:12:29 The new information I have about William Shatner's Jewishness, I think Star Trek should just be called Jews in space because.
02:12:39 You know, Spock and Kirk are both both Jews, and everyone else has some other kind of like, mystery meat. So.
02:12:46 Jews and Spanx.
02:12:48 To them it then says what kind of wood doesn't float Natalie Wood.
02:12:54 I don't know who that is like trying to look this up. Is this someone I'll feel like? Oh, let's.
02:13:04 Seeing Natalie wood.
02:13:15 She's an older actress. Was she in tonight's thing?
02:13:20 Is that the one that they painted brown? And so was Puerto Rican?
02:13:25 It's hard to tell from these photos.
02:13:29 Let's see what what she was in.
02:13:38 Let's see 1961 W or. Yeah, not there. Yep, she was Maria.
02:13:45 Yeah, they darkened her up, huh?
02:13:49 Yeah, so now, yeah. So she's not Puerto Rican. She's literally a Ukrainian Jew.
02:13:58 So they didn't use a Puerto Rican for the love interest.
02:14:03 And they didn't use a Puerto Rican for the gang.
02:14:06 Because and the only one that that.
02:14:08 That they used.
02:14:08 Someone who looked like he might have actually been a Puerto Rican was the guy that that murders the the love interest of.
02:14:15 The in the movie. Let's see here.
02:14:22 That guy? That's the. That's the only guy who looks legit Puerto Rican.
02:14:29 Which is kind of hilarious. Wait, you guys can't see what I'm looking?
02:14:34 That guy.
02:14:37 Which is kind of hilarious because it just goes to show. That's another trick that we're doing. No, they're just like us. They just have spray tans. They're just a little darker. I mean, for ***** sake, look at the guy on the.
02:14:48 Left, that's basically black face.
02:14:51 The guy on the left with the headband that's basically black face. Let's well and the other guy, the guy in the back. I'm assuming that's supposed to be a Puerto Rican too. He's not. There's there's one Puerto Rican.
02:15:03 And the entire cast.
02:15:05 And they made it a murderer.
02:15:09 I guess they you know.
02:15:12 But it's just funny because they make you, you know, the audience, especially in white suburbia, that's watching this ****. They've never met a Puerto Rican. They don't know what Puerto Rican looks like. So if you tell Puerto Rican, oh, look, Puerto Rican is just this Ukrainian Jew with a with dark hair and a spray tan.
02:15:31 Then all of a sudden it's like.
02:15:32 Oh, all right.
02:15:35 That's not so bad.
02:15:37 I guess I'm not grossed.
02:15:39 Out by the the race mixing because it's.
02:15:42 It's not really race mixing.
02:15:45 It's just hair dye.
02:15:48 All right. Let's see here.
02:15:57 I miss my spot now.
02:16:02 There we go.
02:16:03 Richard.
02:16:05 Kuklinski is, Umm, says, trust me. The **** has come home to roost. The great reaping has begun.
02:16:13 Well, I'm not sure what that means, but sounds interesting.
02:16:18 White lion.
02:16:20 White lion.
02:16:23 Half $1,000,000.
02:16:28 White lion. Look how Julie this *** is.
02:16:32 Wow.
02:16:36 That's for special occasions. White lion. You should know better.
02:16:43 I appreciate it.
02:16:44 Also 567 the dance choreography here is very much.
02:16:49 Large balance Sheen. Originally Georgian style of American ballet that was very popular during that time by Jerome Robbins Contemporary Ballet. It's a big mash up with this music complicating it with postmodern. A total music later.
02:17:09 Fred Astaire made it fun.
02:17:11 1.
02:17:12 All right. Well, there, there you go. For all the dance nerds out there, that just sound like googly gobbledy goop to me. Because.
02:17:19 Quite frankly, in my opinion, you know.
02:17:24 The other day, and all the dancing, it was just.
02:17:28 I think that just sums it up a lot, lot more succinctly.
02:17:32 **** knuckle says. Hey, Devin, do you?
02:17:34 Use a pressure canner.
02:17:36 I try to you or try to encourage my family and friends to invest.
02:17:41 In one it.
02:17:42 Saved me a whole lot of money in freezer space, especially meat. When I buy bulk now I have a pressure cooker and I've done canning before, you know by, you know, with Mason jars dropping them in the pressure cooker.
02:17:56 And doing all that stuff, you know? So I I know the process. I've done it.
02:18:00 But I don't really. I don't do much canning.
02:18:07 Dragon fox.
02:18:09 I usually make fashwave videos, but I made a short film about super Nags.
02:18:15 Well everyone, there's a link to the the Super Negs there if you if you want to check it out.
02:18:20 From dragon fox.
02:18:22 I'll I'll check out later like and I'm just trying to.
02:18:24 I'm just trying to power through this.
02:18:28 Because the potato hand situation.
02:18:32 Yeah.
02:18:34 Sorry guys it it is what it is. I almost didn't stream tonight. I was very close to just saying I'm just going to go to bed.
02:18:41 But yeah, I couldn't leave you guys.
02:18:42 Hanging Bessemer, Bessemer, 72.
02:18:49 Cash flow checkout.
02:18:56 I'd like to return this.
02:18:57 Duck.
02:18:59 Hey, giving us hope, pioneer guy. No one liked watching little house with me because my constant that never happened in the books. An interesting dive might be the bloody benders. Laura claims PA was part of the vigilantes that took them out. Daughter Rose is interested in.
02:19:19 Fed Tech started.
02:19:23 I don't think I understand half of that. I understand.
02:19:28 Little house on the Prairie, I think. And the the show not lining up with the books.
02:19:34 Interesting dive might be the bloody benders.
02:19:39 Which I'm not familiar with.
02:19:43 What is it?
02:19:45 Well, there's a movie, a book, a documentary, and a podcast.
02:19:50 The movie.
02:19:52 Yeah.
02:19:54 Is about a true story of an 1870s Kansas family known for murdering up to a dozen travelers.
02:20:01 That could be interesting. I guess. Laura claims PA was part of the vigilantes that took them out.
02:20:08 Who's Laura? I talk about Laura of Patriotic Alternative. Like I don't know what you mean by that.
02:20:16 Daughter Rose is interesting. Fed tax started OK, that sounds like I need to know more about this topic than what you're talking about, so.
02:20:25 I'll check into that.
02:20:27 Potato Mutt says interesting tidbit you didn't mention. After January 6th, the media pushed the narrative that it was the first time the capital was attacked since the British.
02:20:38 In the War of 1812, that was false.
02:20:42 Well, I'm not talking about January 6. So how is that relevant? Potato mot wait, where did that come from? Richard klinski. The ISM. Just wanted to give you a shout out to or shout out to Fritz the cat.
02:21:01 There you go to Fritz the cat.
02:21:05 Potato Mott in 1954 for Puerto Rican independence movement, members opened fire on Congress and shot oops up there there and shot 5 congressmen who all survived. Jimmy Carter, also part of the shooters in 1970s. Also police cover a Bronx sale. There you go.
02:21:27 Yeah. Well, like I said, their crime rate is like triple. I think their homicide rate is triple ours.
02:21:36 And they've been part of America for over a century, you know, technically.
02:21:40 And we haven't been able to assimilate.
02:21:41 Them.
02:21:44 A lowly ascribing God's arm ain't good show. As always. I never would have watched this movie. But you are right about it being a major part of our culture. My grandma requests Sound of Music and gone with the wind. Had to watch it many.
02:21:56 Times as a kid.
02:21:58 Yeah. Well, yeah. I mean that Sound of Music might be a good one to take a look at, a lot of obvious anti Nazi stuff in there.
02:22:07 And gone with the wind.
02:22:11 I think I've talked about it. I don't think I've done a stream on it.
02:22:15 Simon of Trent. Thank you for bringing attention to the Puerto Rican question. Look up the demographic deconstruction or destruction rather of reading PA or reading PA you pronounced that where since the 90s, they've basically destroyed the entire city.
02:22:32 They mark white in data too. I I would not be surprised by that by any of those things that you said.
02:22:41 Bill Monaghan, sorry about the potato hands get well soon. Yeah, well, I'm. I'm.
02:22:48 Yeah, I'm. I'm a little surprised. Like usually. Like I said, if it wasn't multiple stings in the exact same spot. And when I got stung, I wasn't gonna. And it usually if you get stung, you can flick the sting around. And so it stops pumping the the venom in you. But I was literally. I was on my back underneath the House in the.
02:23:07 Sand covered in bees with honey dripping on me. You know, I mean, it was like I couldn't. I I would feel the sting and just be.
02:23:14 Like power, you know, just power through it, even power.
02:23:17 What?
02:23:18 And I think just those, those stings like whatever, whatever.
02:23:23 I think every.
02:23:24 Ounce of not oz would be good I guess if it.
02:23:27 Was an ounce.
02:23:30 Every little drop.
02:23:31 Of venom from those stings got in me.
02:23:35 El Franco. I'm probably the only Puerto Rican who loves your strings and everything you said about my home island is true. Well, there you go.
02:23:44 We got a we got.
02:23:45 A Puerto Rican in the house, ladies and gentlemen.
02:23:48 Well, it's not just me. Like you said in the movie that, that, that song where she wished it would sink. Murderers happen all the time and my people keep fleeing to the mainland. I dreamed for the day where my island declares independence and leaves white Americans alone. This movie is very gay.
02:24:05 Yeah, yeah, I I I don't know why they.
02:24:07 I would assume that if there was a movement to do it, if they wanted to, I I don't know if they even be called secession because.
02:24:17 They're not like a state, and every time they try to get statehood, they don't get it. And so it's like they're just stuck in this.
02:24:25 Gay limbo. ****.
02:24:27 Kind of like an Indian Reservation.
02:24:28 You know what I mean?
02:24:30 It's like pick one.
02:24:33 And and I have a hard time believing the federal government could make much of a case for hanging on to it. If you know the democracy that they, they respect so much. If the country there was a popular vote that wanted to be independent of the United States, I I think the reason I don't see that.
02:24:53 Were happening.
02:24:55 Is I think that with.
02:24:57 Being a federal territory comes a.
02:24:59 Lot of federal funds.
02:25:01 And if they were and and?
02:25:03 I think that's how the.
02:25:03 Feds would keep them a territory.
02:25:06 Because you know.
02:25:07 The It's a strategic. I'm sure there's a strategic advantage to the United States having that as a territory.
02:25:13 And so they were just threatening, like, oh, well, if you leave, you know, there goes all your money. But, you know, I don't know what the money is. I'm sure it's not insignificant though, and because the poverty in in in Puerto Rico is as we showed, it's over twice the poorest.
02:25:29 Well, not, not over, but.
02:25:31 About twice the poorest state.
02:25:33 You know, they they want that they want that money.
02:25:37 Darius Jerome.
02:25:40 Darius.
02:25:42 Jerome. Alright, that's I I have a headache I can't handle.
02:25:47 That one either.
02:25:49 Here we go.
02:25:50 That one's.
02:25:51 Not as bad as far as I can see.
02:25:57 There you go. I spared you guys the loudest. Most of them. I gotta redo some of these.
02:26:04 The darker the skin, the darker the spin. There's my basketball advice. Throw them a curveball. They're not smart enough to hit. It. Works every time. I really can't watch sports or even baseball anymore. But the hardest thing to do in sports is to hit a baseball.
02:26:22 Yeah. Well, I I've I was never much of a baseball player, but I I I'll take your word for it there and appreciate the support there. Darius. Jerome.
02:26:32 Terrace tarantulas. Thank you for reminding me, or reminding my or me. I think you meant me. How my mother made my childhood a life full of Jewish musicals. Having to sing with my siblings. All these songs at Christmas while she played the piano sisters from white Christmas.
02:26:53 Andrew Lloyd Webber Streisand how embarrassing my childhood in the 70s truly was. We were alone. I think most people, especially if their parents had any kind of theatrical flair.
02:27:07 Here.
02:27:09 You know, they they were.
02:27:11 Subjected to singing, musicals or or, you know, my my sisters and my cousins sang every song from this stupid movie over and over and over again. And and it was.
02:27:25 Torture OSA 567 well done. This was hilarious the way you edited it. I didn't. That's that's just actually how the fight scene was. I didn't edit anything. I don't have time.
02:27:37 Patriotfront dot US look forward to your streams. You are a light under the nation, Sir. Well, I appreciate that.
02:27:43 Yeah.
02:27:44 Knight Nation review potato hands Workers compensation fund. Well, I appreciate that. Yeah, it's like you said, it doesn't. It doesn't hurt. It's just annoying. It's like I can't. I literally can't make a fist because the the skin is so it's pulled so tight from the swelling that it I run out of skin.
02:28:06 There's no other way to explain it. I can't. I can't make a fist cause like it's.
02:28:11 The skin, you know, maybe thought it was like if I if I wrinkle the old man hands, it would work, but.
02:28:18 Yeah, it kind of hurts a little bit, but.
02:28:21 It's not. It's not like it was last night.
02:28:24 Other commandant. Hey, Devin. Have a speedy recovery and here's some shekels for support. Musicals are faking gay. Also. Interesting fact. The Golden Age of Spain in 14 hundreds started after they expelled the Jews from their lands. Coincidence. Probably not.
02:28:43 We know what a net negative Jews are to society. Yeah, I don't think there's any coincidence there. And that's not the only instance of something like that happen.
02:28:52 OK.
02:28:52 Richard says hi. Devin, would you consider doing a takedown of South Park and how the character of Cartman is actually just a modern day Archie Bunker? People might think that they're edgy for parroting his phrases, but they're actually the joke in the eyes of the Jew who write the show. I dislike Jews. Well, it's it's it's one Jew and 1:00.
02:29:12 Goy it's Matt Stone and Trey Parker and Trey Parker is not not.
02:29:23 I.
02:29:23 But you're right, like you are right about that character, and you're right about South Park, just in general.
02:29:31 Being a degenerate.
02:29:34 Like I liked it when I was younger, and especially when I was like a libertarian. I was like ohh, they're libertarians and they they're look, they're pushing libertarian politics and.
02:29:43 But yeah, it was. It was.
02:29:46 It was just.
02:29:46 In fact, that's probably why in some ways, or maybe.
02:29:50 In a lot of ways.
02:29:51 You have so many of these millennials, you know the right leaning millennials.
02:29:56 And Gen. Xers, who are libertarian today because when they were younger, South Park was like the cool, edgy thing to watch and and, oh, they're making fun of the Liberals again because they would do that right, like nothing else on.
02:30:11 Television would do.
02:30:12 That and so you would watch it and you'd be inundated by these.
02:30:16 Libertarian messages?
02:30:20 I have heard interviews where Trey Parker actually.
02:30:29 Hence that he he realizes he helped drive society like the the bar down.
02:30:38 And I'd like to maybe try to find those interviews again.
02:30:42 I don't know if I can if I could, but because they've done, I'm sure they've done so many interviews, right? And trying to find the exact and maybe he's said it more than once, I don't know.
02:30:52 But yeah, I mean absolutely that show and and still does. It still goes on and contributes to the the fall of Western civilization. There's no other way to put it.
02:31:02 It would be a tough one to do though. There's so many, it's one of those things where it's like, what season are they at now like 20?
02:31:09 Right. It's got to be like season or maybe 30. Let's see how many seasons are there?
02:31:32 Yeah, it's 26. They've got 26 seasons, so it's 26 years of South Park.
02:31:40 But they they pushed normalizing faggs and by making fun of them, but still they were normalizing it.
02:31:47 And they pushed a lot of degenerate stuff. And then, of course, they would mask it by saying no, it's satire, bro. It's it's satire.
02:31:56 Yeah.
02:31:59 Let's see here.
02:32:03 I lost my place again.
02:32:08 Here we are shambolic.
02:32:11 Dev, you should check out Spielberg's the Fable Man's. There's a fascinating subplot about a Jew recruiting a wasp golem to defeat a Nazi floating in a stream on Decameron about it. Well, that's that's cool y'all I still haven't seen the movie. I I kind of don't want to because I just I feel like it'll be so super July but.
02:32:31 You know.
02:32:32 Maybe I will at.
02:32:33 Some point.
02:32:35 Russell Mcclintock.
02:32:37 Hello Sir. Launched a film today called American Circumcision and it was very eye opening. Have you ever covered that topic? If not, I think you would do your listeners a favor by tackling it. Hope you feel better soon. Thank you, Sir. Well, thank you, Sir.
02:32:57 And I've talked about it. Obviously, I'm not pro circumcision at all.
02:33:03 But I've never heard of that. I've never heard of that movie, so maybe I'll. I'll, I'll take a look at that film.
02:33:09 Richard says a term we need to popularize is the Dunning ***** effect. Keeping it safe for rumble ******* think that they're great because they ingest the ZOG propaganda about themselves, but the crime and the welfare stats say otherwise. Jews put them on a pedestal as a form of.
02:33:29 Psychological abuse against whites.
02:33:33 Umm.
02:33:35 I don't know if that's a that's a term that would ever become popular, but.
02:33:41 Yeah. How about?
02:33:42 It I don't. I don't think. That's. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You understand? Like when you're when you're trying to persuade people with language, you have to, you can't be so direct. But you understand marketing here. You can't. No one's going to go for the Dunning.
02:34:00 This will affect OK.
02:34:03 At least knowing that I mean people on your side will. But like no one, you're not going to.
02:34:07 You know.
02:34:08 Win any customers over by doing.
02:34:11 Arno Arno, breaker. Hi, Devin. Glad to finally catch a strain because I'm working nights this week. If anyone is interested in a Great War movie that isn't pre packaged with ZOG propaganda, I would recommend unknown soldier. It's a finished film set during the Continuation War.
02:34:32 It is free on YouTube. Hell victory. Well, there you go. I've not seen that, but sounds interesting.
02:34:38 Alright, we'll take a look at Rumble. We got two on rumble. Look quick. Easter worshipper.
02:34:46 I don't I'm missing one of your parts.
02:34:52 You you sent. You sent a.
02:34:54 Three-part very long.
02:34:56 Question. But there's only two of the parts showing.
02:35:03 All right. Well, I'll read the.
02:35:06 Maybe we can make sense of it. Let's see here.
02:35:09 Here's part one in regard to me being *******. This is not true. Wrong. It's true. This is a misunderstanding due to our cake English of the King James Bible.
02:35:22 And then it says Part 3.
02:35:25 Instead of part, so I don't know what Part 2 is.
02:35:29 Rather, the meek are those who possess the capacity for anger.
02:35:34 But control it.
02:35:36 And become angry only when it is necessary. Well, that might be your interpretation of.
02:35:42 But that's not how Christians interpret it.
02:35:46 Look well, I mean, I'll. I'll. Let's see.
02:35:50 And and look, that's just not how the dictionary interprets it. You know what I mean?
02:35:59 So it doesn't matter. I mean, maybe you interpret it that way, but if the popular interpretation of it.
02:36:08 Yeah. Here we are. Humbly patient or quiet in nature as under provocation from others, overly submissive or compliant, tame.
02:36:20 That's the dictionary definition.
02:36:23 And so I don't know what the original translation you know, if you translate it from, you know, Aramaic or whatever, you know, like what you would end up with.
02:36:33 But the.
02:36:35 You know the the way that it's.
02:36:38 It's read and understood by most Christians is I mean, maybe not the overly submissive or compliant, but maybe. But certainly the humbly patient or quiet in nature.
02:36:51 And and look.
02:36:54 I'm glad you don't interpret it that way, but you can't pretend that the vast majority of of people reading that aren't going to.
02:37:01 Come.
02:37:02 Come away with that kind of understanding.
02:37:05 And you know, it is what it is. I'm not, you know, I'm not.
02:37:10 I'm not saying that you throw the baby out with the bathwater. I'm just.
02:37:12 Saying that.
02:37:14 Yeah. When you have, when you have Christians kind of.
02:37:19 Leaning into that as hard as they seem to be, it's not a positive. That's all I'm saying. All right, guys, I think we got one more that popped up here from the real life Puerto Rican in the crowd.
02:37:29 Oh, I know we got 2.
02:37:33 I think Russell Mcclintock. Even if somebody doesn't own Bitcoin.
02:37:38 It would be.
02:37:39 Very useful if they still understood how it.
02:37:41 Works and how to use it. I agree with that.
02:37:48 And then the real.
02:37:49 Life Puerto Rican El Franco says there used to be a Puerto Rican nationalist movement during the 20th century that fought for independence from the United States. Sadly, the US government wouldn't tolerate it and it resulted in two towns in the island being bombed.
02:38:06 And the leader of the movement imprisoned and killed via radiation.
02:38:10 Hey I I am not surprised. I'm I'm, I'm.
02:38:14 I'm sure the CIA was all over that because like I said, I I don't think the United States is one to give up territory, even if it's Puerto Rico. You know what I mean? Like, I I'm sure that they they have some kind of strategic and financial interest.
02:38:31 And and having Puerto Rico maybe it's still maybe it's still based on the original interest you know like the natural resources and the rum or whatever else. But you know it's probably the same families by the way, it's whatever families own the big companies in Puerto Rico now are probably the same families that owned it 100 years ago.
02:38:50 And they're probably big donors to politicians, and there's probably some kind of military.
02:38:58 Use for poor.
02:39:00 Isn't there? There's gotta be a base on.
02:39:02 Puerto Rico, right?
02:39:02 It isn't there.
02:39:05 There's got to be. I'd be surprised. I mean, there's a.
02:39:08 Base on Cuba.
02:39:10 We don't own it.
02:39:22 Yeah, there's Ramey Air Force Base, also known as board boring Quinn Field.
02:39:29 Is well, it's a former United States Air Force Base. Uh.
02:39:35 But it's not now, it's an airport, I guess.
02:39:39 In 1998, there were 25 U.S. military and solution installations on Puerto Rico occupying 13% of the land.
02:39:48 OK, so there.
02:39:49 You go, there's the answer to that.
02:39:50 Question.
02:39:55 Fort Buchanan is the only active military base located in San Juan. OK, but they still, I mean, you know, that just means it's the only active one. So yeah, a big chunk. It's it's a military.
02:40:09 It's a military strategic territory, I'm sure.
02:40:15 We got one last one.
02:40:18 I hope I love you guys, but I'm I'm dying here.
02:40:23 My cute little friend.
02:40:27 When you're trying to save money, a good rule.
02:40:29 To follow is to.
02:40:38 Take it from me, Jim. Neighbors, it'll pay dividend.
02:40:41 MY2 little friend Hitler's speech now makes total sense after AI translation. I'm surprised you two sense hasn't censored it yet.
02:40:50 That and then you have a YouTube link. People can check that out. I'm not going to play it just cause like.
02:40:56 I'm trying to.
02:40:58 Trying to get out of here, but I appreciate that and I've I've probably already. I've played a portion of it before, or maybe it's a different one, but I've I've said that before that that's going to be.
02:41:10 A I think an eye opening experience for most people as more and more they start to run this software on Hitler's speeches and not just Hitler. Lots of foreign leaders, maybe Mussolini.
02:41:22 Right. I I don't think I've ever.
02:41:23 Even read like a Mussolini speech.
02:41:27 So that might be interesting to see what Moseley would have sounded like if he was speaking English, right.
02:41:33 There are still going to be weird things. You know the context of, you know, time and and the cultural differences and everything else. It's there's going to be some awkward bits, but.
02:41:44 Just hearing it in English and in their voice and not like a robot like having it actually performed with the same emotion.
02:41:55 That it was originally in the original language. I think that's going to be really powerful and I think that that's, I'm really excited about that. And you know that at least that part of AI technology, there's all, yeah, there's there's many bad things as there are about AI technology. There's always like at least some Silver Linings. And I think that's.
02:42:12 One of them.
02:42:13 All right guys, I'm. I'm. I'm going to go hit the sack, but I appreciate you hanging out here tonight. I will hopefully be all healed up by Saturday.
02:42:24 We might put a.
02:42:26 Might put the icing on the cake of the the gay 90s thing on on Sunday. I'm not sure yet. Depends on how much.
02:42:33 I get done.
02:42:36 But yeah, thanks for being out here and I will.
02:42:40 Catch you guys later for black pilled.
02:42:45 I am of course.
02:42:48 Devin stag.
02:42:51 Someone in the United States is infected with AIDS every 9 1/2 minutes.
02:42:55 That's well over 50,000 people and.
02:42:57 A third of those are between the ages of 13 and 29.
02:43:01 Enough. Basta enough, Mira, Latinos tasley.
02:43:07 And 12 months later, two out of those five Latinos who were positive with HIV developed AIDS.
02:43:11 More than 14,000 people with AIDS still die each year in the United.
02:43:15 States.
02:43:16 I say no more.
02:43:18 70% of all new cases of HIV and AIDS among 13 to 19 year olds are black youth, 70%.
02:43:25 I say no more, no mass.
02:43:27 Yeah, no mass.
02:43:29 Rate of HIV infection in adolescents and young adults is rising.
02:43:33 Don't risk your health.
02:43:34 Don't risk your life. Protect yourself. Be safe.
02:43:39 Don't be sorry.
02:43:40 No one.