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00:05:34 You know.
00:06:18 What?
00:06:19 That you don't like dog anymore.
00:06:26 Maybe dogs too good for runaway flat like you.
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00:09:54 Turkey jerky addition.
00:09:58 You can tell I was just like.
00:10:00 I need a name.
00:10:05 Turkey jerky?
00:10:07 Ohh man, there was a while there. There was a while there.
00:10:12 In the 90s, when moms were convinced that.
00:10:16 That Turkey made made whatever gooey slop that they were feeding you. It made it all better.
00:10:23 There was like, ah, it's Turkey hot dogs.
00:10:27 Turkey burgers, Turkey every day. It was it and it just made it worse.
00:10:34 Because it was, it was food that was designed.
00:10:37 To taste good with beef and gooey slop that it was.
00:10:43 The pallet was set up not for poultry, but for beef. It's a different kind of meat.
00:10:51 But they thought, you know, hey, if we process it the same those stupid goy kids won't know that. Notice the difference? It was terrible. It was so terrible. Yeah, and I had me a lot of Turkey dogs.
00:11:05 Growing up.
00:11:09 Turkey dogs. I hope they don't make those. Still, they probably do. Hot dogs are bad enough.
00:11:17 And they're all.
00:11:17 They're all kosher, like they're all kosher. Try finding a non kosher hot dog.
00:11:24 I mean, I guess you'd have to.
00:11:25 Make it yourself.
00:11:28 I think you would. I think you'd have to make it yourself. You'd have to buy.
00:11:32 Which at that point it's just a sausage.
00:11:35 Right.
00:11:36 You have to buy like a sausage machine. I think they have those, right?
00:11:43 We get the big intestine sleeve. Who wants to do that?
00:11:51 Who? I mean, I guess someone's out there.
00:11:52 Making hot dogs, right?
00:11:56 How else would they cost $50,000 to ship to the White House?
00:12:02 There's got to be fancy hot dogs.
00:12:06 Yeah, every every hot dog is kosher.
00:12:11 Everything, in fact most well, pretty much any packaged meat.
00:12:16 Is going to be kosher.
00:12:18 I wonder if you get. I've never looked into this. I wonder if you were to.
00:12:22 Go to the butcher.
00:12:24 Section.
00:12:26 Like a big chain like a Walmart or something like that.
00:12:30 If they have kosher slaughter for their meats, I'd be surprised if they didn't.
00:12:37 I'd be surprised if they didn't. It's amazing, right? It's. Isn't it amazing?
00:12:44 What a what? A tiny percentage of the population can force upon all of the rest of the country.
00:12:54 Big or small, whether you're talking about just.
00:12:59 Torturing all your meat to death.
00:13:03 And blessing it with a rabbi in some disgusting meat packing facility.
00:13:10 Or I don't know running the entire country. Really and.
00:13:16 Commanding our military to.
00:13:20 Do whatever whatever they want.
00:13:24 It's an odd situation. It's an odd situation.
00:13:28 A situation that will continue.
00:13:32 As many people have noticed, as Trump begins his his picks.
00:13:44 Ohh come on.
00:13:48 Come on. Oh, ye of little faith. People that were telling me.
00:13:56 This time it's gonna be different. Why?
00:14:00 Because you want it to be like. Why?
00:14:06 Well, I guess that's the answer. You know, I think for a lot of people, the answer is yes and it's it's.
00:14:12 So funny.
00:14:14 It's so funny cause one of the big clues, one of the big clues.
00:14:18 Should have been.
00:14:20 But there was no social cost this time around. Was there 0?
00:14:26 Zero social cost.
00:14:29 To support Trump.
00:14:31 Now, like in 2016.
00:14:34 And it was so dramatic. It was so much of a difference. I had to ask myself because one thing.
00:14:42 Humans get sometimes stuck in this this trap, right?
00:14:48 Like like think back back in high school.
00:14:52 When the kids were like I liked, blah blah blah before.
00:14:56 And then once it becomes popular, there's like this.
00:15:01 Desire to to move on to something else cause not too many people like it. I I like feeling. I like this. The special feeling I got.
00:15:10 By liking the thing that no one else was was liking, or that no one else knew about her, everyone was too afraid to to. I like being the pioneer, the the trailblazer. So I'd ask myself, is there like something? Is it like early on?
00:15:26 Early on, as I noticed that Trump was.
00:15:29 Almost absolutely going to win.
00:15:32 I had to ask myself, am I? Am I being too black pilled?
00:15:37 Am I am I? Am I just angry because he's gone mainstream and I was one of the cool kids that that supported Trump before he was cool and I I paid the price.
00:15:52 Financially and socially and you know, like a lot, like many people did.
00:15:59 And then I was like, no, no, that's not it.
00:16:03 That's not it.
00:16:06 This is this is it's gonna be worse.
00:16:08 This time around.
00:16:10 It's going to be worse this time around. The evidence is just so much.
00:16:14 The evidence is all around us. It's it's, it's.
00:16:18 It's not. It's not like and. And it's funny because people are acting all shocked.
00:16:24 And about the picks and about how the way things are going and he's not even sworn in yet and people.
00:16:29 Are already like what the ****? Ohh I'm.
00:16:31 So black pill that I'm like.
00:16:34 Why?
00:16:35 I I just assumed you wanted this.
00:16:40 You know, cause this is.
00:16:40 The kind of thing you were.
00:16:41 Saying that you'd be OK with.
00:16:44 That no matter what happened, you know Trump.
00:16:48 No matter what.
00:16:49 You know the the meme of don't care still voting for Trump like no matter what anyone said.
00:16:57 So why is this bothering you?
00:17:01 Why does it bother you that your your your guy is picking exactly the kinds?
00:17:06 Of people he.
00:17:08 Said he was going to pick.
00:17:14 Why does it bother you?
00:17:16 That this is completely in line with.
00:17:20 What they were projecting at the RNC, this is completely in line with what they were projecting during the first presidency.
00:17:32 And he's older.
00:17:34 So let's say.
00:17:37 Let's say Trump lies this.
00:17:41 This.
00:17:42 Caesar like figure.
00:17:46 Well, I mean, he's he's old as dirt now.
00:17:51 And they were running. They were running circles around.
00:17:53 Him eight years ago.
00:17:56 When he was, he was already kind of old as dirt back then.
00:18:00 Noticeably sharper, but.
00:18:04 You know, getting up there in age, he wasn't the young man.
00:18:08 That you see in old Trump clips from the 80s.
00:18:12 It's a very different guy.
00:18:17 And if they were able to run, Sir and people. Ohh, he didn't have the experience.
00:18:22 Well, I don't.
00:18:23 Know I mean this is a guy that, sure, maybe he didn't have any experience in the White House.
00:18:30 But he had experience.
00:18:32 Running.
00:18:34 Multi billion dollar, you know endeavors companies.
00:18:41 He had experience working with Russian Jewish mafia.
00:18:47 He had experience working with Hollywood.
00:18:50 You know, cut throat people.
00:18:54 He had experience.
00:18:56 Socializing with with the kinds of politicians that.
00:19:01 He'd be working with in Washington.
00:19:06 He'd been trying to run for president since the 1980s.
00:19:11 So you have plenty of time to.
00:19:14 It's not like he just decided one day.
00:19:18 No, I guess that's the myth for a lot of people, right? Because most people don't know the history.
00:19:23 They know the meme.
00:19:25 Yeah.
00:19:26 They know the mean. He's this billionaire 1.
00:19:29 Day he was just like.
00:19:31 America's gone to ****.
00:19:34 I'm. I'm not going to be beholden to any special interest. I'm going to use my own money and I'm going to go there and fix.
00:19:40 Everything up with my business sense.
00:19:46 Have you read my book?
00:19:49 Or the deal, which I probably did not write, almost certainly did not write.
00:19:59 And then he gets there and it's a nightmare for four years, and then he drops the ball when they cheat him out of the election.
00:20:08 And then he comes back and it's. You might as well got Jeb.
00:20:14 The kinds of people he's picking, it's it's really, you might as well.
00:20:18 Have gotten Romney or Jeb or anyone.
00:20:23 It's exactly the the same, not even the same kind. It's it's the same people.
00:20:31 These are people that didn't even support Trump not that long ago, who are now going to be put in positions of power. This whole thing about how oh Trump really values loyalty.
00:20:43 I I don't see it.
00:20:45 I don't see it coming or going.
00:20:49 It was announced, I guess today.
00:20:52 That he's not even going to.
00:20:55 Pardon all the January 6th people.
00:21:01 They're going to.
00:21:02 Take each case under advisement. It's going to be a case by case.
00:21:06 Thing. Oh really?
00:21:12 So they're not going to pardon you.
00:21:13 If you got a little excited.
00:21:16 Well, what does?
00:21:17 That even mean really.
00:21:24 See all these things that all these?
00:21:27 It's funny what people are willing to trick themselves into believing.
00:21:35 There are people that that have tricked themselves into believing some cartoon character version of Trump.
00:21:42 You know like or or some kind of of Marvel movie version of Trump.
00:21:51 Where he was going to go down there and release all the January 6 people and.
00:21:56 Shut down the border.
00:21:59 Round up all the Mexicans and put them on buses and ship them back.
00:22:11 They're going to investigate.
00:22:13 What? What, what?
00:22:13 What happened to Seth Rich?
00:22:16 Investigate the the Epstein murder.
00:22:24 Or whatever. Whatever. Whatever.
00:22:28 You believe about that?
00:22:35 And it's funny because.
00:22:37 When you would say well actually.
00:22:41 If you think about it, all these things that.
00:22:45 That you think are going to get.
00:22:46 Worse.
00:22:49 Unless Trump is there, the evidence says the opposite. As an example, bump stocks were banned while Trump was president.
00:22:58 And the ban was lifted when he wasn't president.
00:23:03 Him being president was.
00:23:06 A negative when it came to gun control.
00:23:10 And not just because of that. With that one instance.
00:23:15 If a Harris administration tried to ban guns.
00:23:21 You to have people that would be.
00:23:23 Very upset by them.
00:23:26 You'd have people that would be very keen to.
00:23:31 Raise hell because.
00:23:33 They're not ticker.
00:23:34 Guns. Now again, these are the 2A people who talk a lot of **** never actually do anything but.
00:23:41 To the extent that they do do things.
00:23:46 They would make noise if it was a Harris administration trying to take your guns.
00:23:54 Wow.
00:23:56 Now, what do we find out this week?
00:24:00 Matt Gaetz, possibly it's, you know, he's kind of a ****** *** as far as I can tell.
00:24:06 But he was at least one of the least.
00:24:10 Likely to be nominated by someone like Jeb nominees, right?
00:24:17 And which is exactly why he was never going to get confirmed. And he was what it was. It was, he was announced then, like day days, days later, he's gone.
00:24:29 Now there's some speculation as to maybe there's something else going on there. It doesn't matter. He's gone.
00:24:36 And the the the nominee to replace him. Pam Bondi.
00:24:43 She's she's already talking about red flag laws and taking guns without due process.
00:24:52 And it's not like Trump doesn't know.
00:24:55 He did a press conference with her where he was nodding his head, saying how awesome it was that they would.
00:25:00 Just take people's guns.
00:25:13 You see, if you had a.
00:25:14 Harris administration and someone like that.
00:25:19 First of all, if if they had a background like that.
00:25:23 They would have trouble.
00:25:25 With a confirmation.
00:25:28 They would have trouble with the confirmation because all the two, a special interest groups, would go after their senators saying if you confirm this crazy gun grabbing *****.
00:25:40 Yeah, we'll withhold.
00:25:43 Donations or whatever.
00:25:47 And it would be this big fake fight, right?
00:25:51 But there's not even going.
00:25:52 To be a fake fight.
00:25:55 When it comes to people like Pam, Pama, Bondi. Because that's.
00:26:00 Yeah, it's Trump's girl.
00:26:06 You see how the acceleration thing works like all these ******* ******* that were like, well, acceleration there. Oh, yeah. That's a good plan. Let's make things worse. So we get better. Yeah, actually. See, they get worse. You you got it backwards.
00:26:22 Yeah.
00:26:23 They get worse under Trump.
00:26:26 You just are OK with it.
00:26:28 It's not about.
00:26:29 It's going to get worse either way.
00:26:32 It's about whether or not you're going to be OK with it, and because you're ******* stupid and you like to. Rah rah, cheer for your team and you don't give a **** what they're actually doing. It's better if the other team is the one making things worse.
00:26:46 Because then ********* like you.
00:26:48 Can be like against the things that are bad instead of for the things that are bad.
00:26:55 You see, you see why? Why?
00:26:57 You understand the thought process I I'm pretty sure I laid it out many times.
00:27:08 Of course it's packed head to toe.
00:27:12 The cabinet with Zionists.
00:27:15 People celebrating the fact.
00:27:17 That well, it's not very Jewish.
00:27:19 No, it's worse.
00:27:22 It's worse.
00:27:27 Well, how come you what?
00:27:28 Are you talking about? Well, it's.
00:27:30 If it was Jews.
00:27:33 They were pro Israel.
00:27:36 Yeah, that sucks, but it makes sense.
00:27:40 It's predictable.
00:27:43 When it's.
00:27:45 White people that are just ***** that that.
00:27:49 Are traitors.
00:27:51 That's how it's worse.
00:27:52 There are people that should be on your side.
00:27:56 And so a lot of people will think they're on our side. The same people that are that can't understand.
00:28:03 The complexity of the Super complex.
00:28:07 Algorithm. The political algorithm you have to run everything through to figure out why Harris would have been better. So it's complex, huh?
00:28:18 You have like this Galaxy brain to figure this one out.
00:28:28 You have all these people, these Fox News personalities, that.
00:28:33 The boomers, as they die off.
00:28:37 We'll be more than.
00:28:37 Happy to hand their guns over to or the other rights or.
00:28:42 Money to Israel or whatever, right?
00:28:46 Things that they might have thought, well, they would they.
00:28:48 Wouldn't fight anything with, you know.
00:28:50 Is it? Is it?
00:28:52 Relates to Israel. Boomers love Israel, they love them from Israel. They're all about Israel.
00:29:06 There you're. You're seeing backpedaling.
00:29:09 In terms of not what Trump was saying, because Trump never Trump, it's it's like what the the the green card stapled to the backs of diplomas.
00:29:19 He said that.
00:29:24 You know, this isn't like.
00:29:27 Like ohh he's he's he's going back on his word. No, he said it.
00:29:32 He said it while Elon was on Twitter all day saying that we need more foreign workers.
00:29:41 Well, V Mac.
00:29:42 And all these other people.
00:29:46 We're saying we're echoing the same thing work. This isn't going back on anything. This is what they were saying.
00:29:56 I ran into someone on Twitter that that replied.
00:30:00 To this.
00:30:01 Basic observation.
00:30:04 With the magical thinking.
00:30:07 Of well, he has to say that.
00:30:10 Because it's going to soften the blow.
00:30:13 Of the mass deportations, he has to say that he wants more people to come into this country than in all of American history, which is what he said multiple times going back to when he was president the first time he, he said at the state of the Union.
00:30:31 That he wants people to come into this country and the largest numbers ever. He just wants it done legally.
00:30:40 So this isn't like a surprise like.
00:30:42 Oh, what's he doing? Oh, he's.
00:30:44 No, this is has always been what Trump has said.
00:30:49 And yet these people have convinced themselves, because that goes against what they want to happen.
00:30:56 That he's he's just it's it's, it's.
00:30:59 It's the exact.
00:31:01 Exact mind virus that affected the custards.
00:31:07 It's simply the. It's the omnicron strain.
00:31:12 Of the cute heart virus where where everyone gets it. But like the, the symptoms aren't as as noticeable.
00:31:21 It doesn't. It doesn't put you in the in the mental hospital, just everyone around you.
00:31:30 All these ******* super spreaders on on Twitter, spreading the.
00:31:35 The omnicron Q tart virus to everybody.
00:31:38 Like ohh no.
00:31:40 He doesn't really mean the things that he says.
00:31:43 He means the thing.
00:31:44 That I want him to have said.
00:31:46 He just has to say the thing that he said.
00:31:50 Because reasons that don't quite make any sense at all.
00:32:00 You see, because secretly.
00:32:03 Secretly, Trump's plan is to not have any foreign workers come in.
00:32:09 And to not have it and to stop immigration. Even this goes against everything he's saying.
00:32:16 He's going to put a stop to all immigration and deport 10s of millions of people.
00:32:25 Well, how do you know that? Well, of course, one of the one of the characters that he cast in the great.
00:32:32 Theater.
00:32:34 You know, one of his, one of the the favorite guys, this is the. This is the one. This is the one guy that.
00:32:40 The Trump cards are hanging on to right the the the one, the the, the barely literate guy which you know. Come on, I like him. He sounds cool, but he also come on.
00:32:51 Holman he sounds like.
00:32:55 Let's just be honest, all right? He's not the.
00:32:57 He's not. He's not the.
00:32:58 Most articulate man is he.
00:33:01 And maybe that's fine, right? Maybe that's what you want is like a goon. You just want a goon that's going to just go in there and ******* and and maybe that's why they have in there.
00:33:11 Because he just seems like that's that's you know.
00:33:13 He's like the.
00:33:15 The Goon and a Mafia movie, you know, like the the, the, the dumb pasta eating goomba that you know you can go send them to do something. And he has like no, no sense of morality.
00:33:32 He, he, he he just he, he'll, he'll. He'll snap someone's neck as as casually as he'll put back a ******* footlong sandwich, you know? He's just like, whatever.
00:33:43 He just doesn't care.
00:33:46 Not not the most deep thinker, but yeah, you don't need a deep thinker you need.
00:33:50 A killer, right?
00:33:55 But what they don't realize is he's in a made-up position with zero budget and zero staff and 0 authority.
00:34:07 I mean, didn't didn't.
00:34:09 Bush make Bruce Willis a czar of something once.
00:34:15 And that's how made-up it's it's, it's, it's totally made-up.
00:34:19 In fact, I might look that up.
00:34:21 Bruce Willis was made some kind of czar.
00:34:33 What was that?
00:34:46 Or some kind of thing. I thought I'm almost positive. Maybe I'm thinking of something else.
00:34:55 Here we are.
00:35:06 It's gonna bother me. Sorry. It's gonna bother.
00:35:07 Me if I don't.
00:35:09 I have this memory in my head of Bruce Willis on Fox News and like Bush nominated him for something.
00:35:24 Unless that's just like a foggy messed up memory.
00:35:28 Let's see here he was. Bob, Bob. Bob. Bob.
00:35:30 Now, what the **** am I thinking?
00:35:32 Of.
00:35:33 Anyone in chat know what I'm talking about?
00:35:42 No one in Chad knows I'm talking about. Yeah, neither does neither does the search engines.
00:35:51 I know he did something.
00:35:53 Ohh whatever forget the Bruce Willis thing.
00:35:57 Apparently I made that up.
00:35:59 I thought for sure I'm like I have this memory of of Fox News and Bruce Willis at the White House.
00:36:07 And it was like some stupid photocopy thing where it was like he was the czar of, like, human trafficking, you know, some kind of thing. Right? Where? Ohh, Bruce Willis. The face of whatever. And like that was it.
00:36:19 Maybe. Ohh someone says.
00:36:20 Arnold, was it Arnold? Maybe it was Arnold.
00:36:24 Let me look.
00:36:25 Bush.
00:36:33 Was Bruce Willis.
00:36:38 Well, I mean, he was the governor. I don't see anything about him being disarmed or whatever. Whatever.
00:36:42 Moving right along.
00:36:47 Moving right along.
00:36:49 Maybe my mind is starting to turn into Bruce Willis's mind.
00:36:53 Now that he's all dimensioned up.
00:36:57 Anyway.
00:36:59 He's going to be this czar, immigration. Zar hominis.
00:37:04 And they they he literally doesn't have any authority.
00:37:07 To do anything.
00:37:09 So it's it's basically I guess like an advisor.
00:37:14 But there's not, like there's no office, there's no, like, set hours. You know, there's not like.
00:37:20 Response. I don't even think. I don't, I don't.
00:37:22 Think that he gets paid.
00:37:24 I mean, I I maybe he does. I don't think that he does.
00:37:29 It's just like a A.
00:37:32 You know, it's almost like one of those.
00:37:36 You know, like the when they give you the fake PhD to actors and famous people like a school be like, oh, here's your honorary PhD.
00:37:44 It's like an honorary position.
00:37:47 And maybe they'll send them on to Fox News, or they'll send them on like they've already done. Like they'll send them around to go sound like I'm a meat headed fascist that wants to deport all the brown people. When that's exactly what they want you to think is happening.
00:38:04 It's just not going to happen.
00:38:07 It's not going to happen.
00:38:11 What you'll likely have when it comes to the deportations.
00:38:16 Is you'll have what they've already talked about.
00:38:20 When they when? When you're talking to someone who's not homing, when you're talking to someone who actually does have an official position.
00:38:28 When you're talking to people like.
00:38:29 JD Vance, for example.
00:38:31 Where they.
00:38:34 Are very clear.
00:38:36 That they're not going to be just mass deporting everybody.
00:38:40 They're gonna focus on the criminal aliens, people that they should be deporting anyway.
00:38:46 And in many cases, they are deporting anyway.
00:38:52 And it's going to be really, it's not really going to make any difference, because if they're criminal aliens, that means these people are already incarcerated.
00:39:03 Right.
00:39:06 So I guess that means they're gonna. They'll serve their sentence, and then they'll be shipped back.
00:39:12 But it's not like they're not going to neighborhoods and going. No, let's get all these.
00:39:16 Murderous.
00:39:18 Murderous Mexicans in this neighborhood? No like that.
00:39:21 They're talking about people who are already convicted, people that are already in custody.
00:39:31 And one of the reasons why you really are kind of they got their hands tied.
00:39:36 Is they don't have some kind of immigration force, they don't have an immigration force, then they they can even perform mass deportations.
00:39:47 And that's when the the MAGA dreamers will say, oh, yeah, well, Trump said he's going to have the.
00:39:53 The National Guard or military?
00:39:55 Go in and and do it.
00:39:58 Well.
00:40:00 Unfortunately, you can't do that.
00:40:03 You can't have the military perform law enforcement duties.
00:40:10 That was the whole issue.
00:40:12 With I mean doing wrong people. They've done it right? That was the whole issue with.
00:40:20 Waco.
00:40:23 Is you have the military going in and advising the ATF and the FBI and using military vehicles and military aircraft.
00:40:31 And that was a big legal issue for the federal government afterwards.
00:40:38 And already you've got people.
00:40:42 Like Rand Paul?
00:40:45 Rand Paul, a Republican that a lot of people like.
00:40:50 Rand Paul is.
00:40:53 Not quite as libertarian as his dad.
00:40:56 People viewed him, I would say, as somewhat MAGA, at least during the the first Trump administration.
00:41:05 After the election, of course.
00:41:09 And he's he's voicing.
00:41:12 Because he he does have the libertarian streak that is from his dad, he's voicing his legal concerns about.
00:41:19 Syria get pushback from from Republicans.
00:41:23 You're going to get obviously pushed back from Democrats.
00:41:27 You're not going to get cooperation from the local governments where most of these people live.
00:41:36 Most of the illegal immigrants, even though they have been bussed into, flown into some of these rural areas that we've covered on this stream in the past.
00:41:45 That's not the vast majority of them.
00:41:49 The vast majority of these people live in big cities.
00:41:53 And the local governments of.
00:41:56 As far as I know, every big city in the United States.
00:42:01 Is dominated by Democrats.
00:42:10 So you're kind of ******.
00:42:11 What are you going to do?
00:42:14 Beg, beg the government of of LA.
00:42:18 I mean, you had you had problems even when?
00:42:22 They did. Uh.
00:42:25 What was it Arizona passed?
00:42:29 That that.
00:42:31 I forget what it was. I mean, this was years ago now. This was, I would say, early 2000s.
00:42:39 That one of the many, many, many times like this is a problem. It's been going on for decades, right? It's the illegal immigration has been a problem since operation went back.
00:42:48 Yeah.
00:42:51 Because the operation went back should have been an ongoing operation that kept on going. It should have been like the Korean War, where it's technically still going on.
00:43:00 And you have it.
00:43:01 Demilitarized Zone separating the the north and the South.
00:43:06 Like a ceasefire? That's. That's how operation ******* should have been.
00:43:10 That was the only.
00:43:11 Way it was going to work.
00:43:13 Operation went back should have been.
00:43:15 Get the mall on buses like they did.
00:43:18 Ship them across the border and then you militarize the border.
00:43:24 You don't just go to sleep after that and go. It's all fixed. It's all done guys.
00:43:36 Because now you don't have the political will, even among just the the Republican Party.
00:43:42 To use any kind of military force.
00:43:45 And it's funny because I've also had people were saying, well, what about with the integrated schools?
00:43:53 Ohh really that was a right.
00:43:54 Wing thing that happened.
00:43:56 I don't think you're catching on.
00:44:00 I don't think you're catching on to how things work in America.
00:44:06 When was the last time?
00:44:09 America shifted to the right in a meaningful way. I don't mean culturally, I mean.
00:44:14 Policy wise, action wise.
00:44:21 Think long and hard.
00:44:26 Keep thinking.
00:44:29 We've been drifting to the left.
00:44:31 For at least a century, OK.
00:44:34 There have been little blips like Operation *******.
00:44:39 But there have not been any substantive changes shifts to the right when it comes to policy.
00:44:47 Or any kind of of of permanent moves to the right.
00:44:52 Any successes that Republicans are the right ever have, it's usually rolling something back that the left did.
00:45:03 It's never a step forward. It's always like.
00:45:06 It's.
00:45:07 It's always undoing something that you already capitulated on for maybe a few decades. Like you know you could say, like the abortion thing, right?
00:45:15 Which again is isn't holding up, is it?
00:45:19 State by state.
00:45:22 Even in red states where you would expect it to be banned.
00:45:28 They were able to make culturally not, not make it so normative.
00:45:37 And you gave them since the 70s to normalize it, they they had 50 years to normalize it.
00:45:50 Now it's not even an issue Republicans talk about.
00:45:56 In fact, what is it? What are? What are right wing issues other than immigration?
00:46:04 Is there are there any?
00:46:08 Think about it. What was the Trump administration about?
00:46:15 Those about Israel in a big way.
00:46:18 You know Trump? Trump mentioned Israel more times than he mentioned America when he did his his rallies.
00:46:24 And I'm not, that's not.
00:46:27 I think that's probably accurate like I think if you would actually go especially towards the end, right, I think you have to go back and look at all the times you mentioned.
00:46:33 Israel he would probably more often than he mentioned America.
00:46:37 It's it's very.
00:46:38 Realistic to to estimate that that's that's.
00:46:43 That's either true or close to true.
00:46:50 And then immigration, I guess the gay marriage. No, not really.
00:46:56 I mean, I guess trans kids.
00:46:59 But they've kind of waffled that a little bit.
00:47:02 Before the election, Trump was kind of.
00:47:06 Like a wet noodle about it.
00:47:08 Saying that, well, you know parents permission kind of a thing. It's more about the parents knowing about it.
00:47:16 You had people like Alex Jones.
00:47:19 Saying ohh well, you know once you turn.
00:47:20 18 it's fine.
00:47:28 And it's kind of like, well, well.
00:47:30 Why? Why is it fine?
00:47:34 If it's bad when you're 17.
00:47:38 Why is it magically not bad when you're 18?
00:47:48 Right. If it's, if it's child abuse.
00:47:53 If it's a bad, horrible thing that's permanently destroying people.
00:47:59 When you do it when they're children.
00:48:02 Wouldn't that still be the case?
00:48:06 After her 18th birthday.
00:48:10 But no one of the first photo OPS Trump did post election was uh.
00:48:17 Was with Bruce Jenner.
00:48:20 Bruce Jenner with fake ****.
00:48:27 Hang out at Mar-a-lago.
00:48:29 Big smiles, big thumbs up.
00:48:35 Like literally like within 24 hours of the election being over. That was like one of the 1st.
00:48:41 Press photos post election with Trump was.
00:48:45 Big old ****** Bruce Jenner thumbs up hanging out of Mar-a-lago with Trump.
00:49:06 So how how? How?
00:49:09 Strong. Is he on the trans issue exactly.
00:49:14 Not very.
00:49:17 Maybe he stopped some or he slows the bleeding, right? Maybe they ban it on a federal level.
00:49:27 Before you're 18. OK, well, just like everything else.
00:49:31 Legal battle.
00:49:32 After legal battle.
00:49:34 After legal battle.
00:49:37 Is the story of that father that that finally lost?
00:49:43 Custody of his kids that his ex-wife are trying is trying to trans, right?
00:49:50 Forget his name.
00:49:52 It's a story that's been going on for a I think, a couple of years now.
00:49:58 He married some Psycho.
00:50:01 Had a couple of kids with her.
00:50:05 And I don't know the order of all the events but it.
00:50:10 At some point, she wanted to trans the Suns. He didn't want to, and she got the marriage annulled.
00:50:19 And now he has no custody.
00:50:23 And she's going to trans the kids.
00:50:28 What about all the kids that have already been trans they?
00:50:31 The federal government going to say, well, now you can't have access to the hormones.
00:50:38 You know you've been taking the hormones for four years. Like, let's say you transit a kid at age 8.
00:50:45 Now they're all ****** ** and like mutant style, 12 year old, you know? And they you're you're giving them, you're going to have doctors.
00:50:54 You have doctors and lawyers.
00:50:57 All and federal judges, many of whom will be Jewish.
00:51:06 Putting a stop to these bands the same way they put a.
00:51:08 Stop to the Muslim band.
00:51:21 That's just the that's just the reality of things.
00:51:26 Other than that, what do you got? What do you?
00:51:28 Got.
00:51:29 Like, what's what's the what was the big thing?
00:51:36 I mean, really the big thing that if?
00:51:38 If you watched a rally.
00:51:41 Or if you watched them in podcasts.
00:51:44 Or any of his surrogates.
00:51:47 The the two big things.
00:51:51 We're we're going to do mass deportations.
00:51:55 Which again, good luck.
00:51:58 And we're going to.
00:51:59 Let in more people than we've ever let in before, just legally.
00:52:05 So it's it's kind of interesting.
00:52:09 Because even if, let's say the mass deportations were successful, they won't be. But let's.
00:52:14 Just say they were.
00:52:17 Then what's the point of them? You're just training out.
00:52:20 Low IQ.
00:52:22 People who wouldn't? Who wouldn't be a threat to white people's employment?
00:52:28 You know, like some guy from El Salvador, I would hope, right. If for the people listening to the sound of my voice, many of you guys are not.
00:52:36 And you, you're not maxing out at digging ditches for?
00:52:38 A living right.
00:52:41 Like, my guess is you have aspirations and and skill level beyond that, right?
00:52:47 So these guys coming across, they're, they're wrong. I'm not saying that that's good.
00:52:52 I'm just saying they they don't, they're not.
00:52:55 Going to replace you.
00:52:58 In the same way that these other immigrants are going to replace you.
00:53:06 Elon tweeted this out.
00:53:09 Let me see if I can pop this up here.
00:53:21 Bump bump. Here we are.
00:53:28 Elon, I like how Elon likes to retweet Jewish accounts that push all of these things.
00:53:35 That we've been talking about.
00:53:38 Jewish accounts that like to push libertarian ideas.
00:53:42 Like the rabbit hole.
00:53:45 Now the rabbit hole is very deceptive.
00:53:49 We'll get to that part in a second.
00:53:52 Elon Musk tweets this out.
00:53:56 We'll move this little dealy around.
00:54:00 Doo Doo Doo. I got too many things around.
00:54:03 Here I got to fix.
00:54:11 Here we go alright so.
00:54:18 Let's fix this.
00:54:20 Hello. Hello. Hello. Hi. That's better.
00:54:26 The rabbit hole tweeted out some of the most successful people in the United States are from minority groups. America is the land of opportunity, a melting pot, you might say.
00:54:37 Yeah.
00:54:39 It's a melting pot.
00:54:42 And then he lists, well, who's at who's at the top of that list? Indians.
00:54:48 So Indians are making 126K a year, almost 127.
00:54:54 Taiwanese are making 102 K Filipino, making 100K Indonesian, making 93 K, Pakistani making 87K.
00:55:07 Iranians making 87 K Lebanese making 87K Chinese making 86K.
00:55:15 Japanese make 85.
00:55:18 Turkish making 83 Israeli we'll get to that, making 81.
00:55:24 Korean making 76.
00:55:27 Syrian making 72.
00:55:30 Vietnamese making 72 and ohh look.
00:55:33 At the white people.
00:55:35 69.
00:55:39 You are being out earned by all of these groups who are exactly the people Trump is talking about when he says as long as they come in legally.
00:55:52 These are not the people that are flooding across the southern border.
00:55:57 These are the.
00:55:58 People that are coming on work visas.
00:56:03 These are the people that will be coming in by the millions.
00:56:08 And guess what?
00:56:10 You're not going to have a a legal path to get rid of them.
00:56:15 You see, when Pablo comes across the border.
00:56:20 And Pablo's not even on this graph, because Pablo's making 30,000.
00:56:24 If that.
00:56:25 Washing dishes.
00:56:27 At some restaurant.
00:56:29 Or standing out in front of a Home Depot.
00:56:32 Or working for a roofing contractor or whatever, right?
00:56:37 But what Pablo's doing doesn't even make this list.
00:56:45 All these people.
00:56:48 Once they shut off the the the Pablo Faucet, I guess the good news is is hey, white people, you can make even less by going into.
00:56:55 Pablo's job.
00:56:58 Because all these guys up here, they're going to be doing the.
00:57:01 Tech jobs that Elon wants.
00:57:06 All these guys up here, they're gonna.
00:57:07 Not just not all.
00:57:09 Only are they gonna get the tech jobs?
00:57:12 They're going to.
00:57:13 Get.
00:57:14 Your money.
00:57:17 Tax dollars will go to ensure that they have an easy.
00:57:21 Transition into the country.
00:57:24 You're going to be paying for your replacement.
00:57:31 And because these people make more money than you.
00:57:34 And because.
00:57:37 Our politics.
00:57:39 Revolve around money.
00:57:44 White people.
00:57:47 If you can believe it, we'll have even less political power.
00:57:51 Than they did before.
00:57:57 Now the the the thing that's dishonest about this graph.
00:58:01 And just add it to the the the gigantic pile of evidence that the rabbit holds a Jew.
00:58:09 Notice how he says Israeli Americans.
00:58:14 Israeli Americans make notice how Jewish is not on there.
00:58:20 Jewish is not on there, it's Israeli.
00:58:24 Well, that's because a lot of Israelis aren't coming to America.
00:58:30 And the ones that do aloft and like these Hasidic Jews who lie about how much money they make.
00:58:37 So they're they're down here on.
00:58:39 The list.
00:58:40 If you were to have Jew.
00:58:42 On this list.
00:58:44 And I've I've seen the graph with the Jews on it. I forget the exact number, but it's it's. It's above Indian by like a good 3040 grand.
00:58:55 So.
00:58:58 Obvious why they they were very specific with that. Oh, that's Israeli that that it sounds like we're we're including the the Jews.
00:59:08 But, but they're not.
00:59:12 So this is what you'll get.
00:59:15 This is what you'll get.
00:59:20 You'll get people this this is white replacement. This is kalergi plan.
00:59:29 Like you said, Pablo's not replacing you.
00:59:33 Not not what you would think with all the Mexican immigration in this country, right? Just as an example, why are there so many more Indian CEO's of tech companies then? I don't even know is is there a Mexican CEO of?
00:59:48 Of anything tech related.
00:59:52 I'm sure there is somewhere, right, you know.
00:59:55 But come on.
00:59:59 These people coming across the Rio Grande.
01:00:03 Aren't exactly, uh.
01:00:05 Taking jobs from the white people that these people are going to be taking jobs from.
01:00:17 But they don't give a ****.
01:00:19 And why would they? Why would they?
01:00:23 Elon Musk himself is an immigrant.
01:00:29 You know, Scott Adams said something on Twitter today.
01:00:34 Then I replied to just before the show. Let me see if I've got it here.
01:00:41 I'll screenshot it.
01:00:45 But it perfectly illustrates.
01:00:50 Exactly what the issue is.
01:00:53 With these *************.
01:00:57 These *************.
01:01:04 In fact, let me get the video that he's talking about as long as I'm here with this.
01:01:09 Effective, but we need everybody.
01:01:11 All right. So Laura Loomer, of all people, I'm gonna ask chat, by the way. There's all these rumors now that lower rumor is not really Jewish.
01:01:21 Pretty sure she's ethnically Jewish.
01:01:24 But let's see. Let's ask the chat ones. Ones if you believe that she's not actually Jewish.
01:01:31 And twos if you believe.
01:01:34 That she is Jewish.
01:01:50 Yeah, there's like, there's no ones.
01:01:54 I don't know what kind of.
01:01:55 Sign up. This is but like there's.
01:01:56 People trying to convince us that.
01:01:59 Laura Loomer is faking being Jewish. I don't. I don't understand that.
01:02:03 The reasoning behind why?
01:02:05 Solve this problem.
01:02:07 Alright so here is.
01:02:15 The current House Speaker, Mike Johnson, talking about the Trump plan.
01:02:20 As it pertains to this legal immigration.
01:02:30 Scale it down here.
01:02:35 To solve this problem we do need.
01:02:37 You guys probably want audio, huh?
01:02:39 Working.
01:02:44 To solve this problem we do need work visas. We need to encourage legal immigration and these work programs that have been very effective, but we need everybody in this country to follow our laws. I don't think that's asking for much and I think that's what the people want us to get back to.
01:03:01 People will say, well, that sounds reasonable.
01:03:05 As long as it's done legally.
01:03:08 And this is echoed by or. The sentiment is echoed by.
01:03:12 Scott Adams, right, who is very Boomerang, who apparently occasionally, occasionally.
01:03:19 He's like my mom, like occasionally he's based, but then he always backslides into Boomer brain.
01:03:26 And this is what he says about this clip when Laura Loomer complained.
01:03:33 She says why is the Republican speaker of the House going on CNN to advocate for more immigration? We don't need work visas. We need to encourage legal immigration. No, we need mass deportations and we need to take care of Americans and deport 65,000,000 illegal aliens. What a disaster. Absolute.
01:03:53 Failed leadership in the GOP. It's a joke now. Obviously she's bitter because.
01:03:58 She has been shunned by.
01:04:01 The Trump team, after sucking a lot of.
01:04:05 Trump talk. Maybe literally. I'm not sure if you believe that's another rumor. I think he may or may not believe.
01:04:13 And then you got Scott Adams expressing the boomer view. I think most economists cause everything's the economy, right? Agree on encouraging the right kind of skilled immigration because it's good for everyone.
01:04:27 That shouldn't be part of the debate.
01:04:35 It shouldn't even be part of the debate.
01:04:40 There should not even be a discussion about whether or not immigration is good, because economists say that it's good.
01:04:54 And Scott Adams is not an anomaly. A lot of the people that you saw driving around your town with Trump bumper stickers and Trump signs in their front yard and.
01:05:04 And Trump flags.
01:05:08 Not just the boomers, although very much the boomers.
01:05:13 We believe we would agree with this.
01:05:18 They agree with this sentiment, racist skin deep.
01:05:27 A lot of people don't realize how echo chambering the Internet has become.
01:05:33 They don't realize that in in much of the country IRL.
01:05:39 Where people don't live on Twitter or or any other online.
01:05:44 Communities.
01:05:46 That's that's how they feel.
01:05:49 This is why it's been so hard politically to get the Republicans to ever fix this problem ever. For like the for the since before Reagan.
01:06:10 Because all you have to do to for a lot of people is, is call him a racist.
01:06:17 Scott Adams race doesn't even figure into this.
01:06:22 Just IQ does and it was pulling teeth it. It took. Look how long it took us just to get them.
01:06:27 To look at it that way.
01:06:30 It took years.
01:06:33 It took years to get Republicans and and and boomers to even acknowledge that maybe that there's a a, a qualitative difference.
01:06:46 Economically.
01:06:49 When you compare Pablo.
01:06:52 To.
01:06:53 Habib.
01:07:00 And because all they care about is economics, you know.
01:07:02 You could that you.
01:07:04 Could finally get them to admit that.
01:07:09 They're not willing to admit the racial issue because they're they don't care about them.
01:07:13 And in fact.
01:07:16 I would even submit that the only reason why.
01:07:19 We were able to move the football as far as we were able to down the field in the 1st place recently.
01:07:26 Is because Jews feel under attack by some of the brown people.
01:07:33 Jews are feeling threatened by the goal that they created. The goal of diversity. They've they've they're slowly coming around to the reality that not everyone is going to be as shabbo a see of a goy as the white people.
01:07:52 That the white people that they hate so much.
01:07:56 Was the only one standing between them and.
01:08:00 And people who didn't.
01:08:00 Give a **** about the Holocaust.
01:08:17 You're not going to get mass deportations.
01:08:20 Now I don't know if Laura Loomer's number is correct. She said 65,000,000 illegals. I've I've hinted that it's probably something like that.
01:08:27 I don't know where she got that number, and my guess it's Laura Loomer. So she probably just pulled out of her ***, but.
01:08:33 It's a hell of a lot higher than 11,000,000.
01:08:38 Hell of a lot higher than 11,000,000.
01:08:44 You'll probably get the same levels of deportations that you.
01:08:47 Got under Obama?
01:08:51 And as I said before, they'll probably **** with the numbers. They'll they'll say that, oh, well, we they'll stop accepting asylum people, right? They'll close that loophole.
01:09:02 Where all you have to do is show up at the border and say that you fear for your life or something, and then they they fly, you know, into the interior of the country and then give you a court date that you know you don't have to show up to.
01:09:21 You're just here.
01:09:24 They'll close that off.
01:09:28 But as I said, as they're closing that off, they're going to be opening up another floodgate.
01:09:36 You know the bajit.
01:09:38 The Indian, Taiwanese, Filipino, Indonesian, Pakistani, Iranian and Lebanese, Chinese, Japanese, Turkish, Israeli. I guess that's are probably already already open.
01:09:51 Korean.
01:09:52 Syrian Vietnamese floodgate.
01:10:05 And that's just what you're going to get. That's what you're.
01:10:08 Going.
01:10:08 To get and no one's going to push back on it. Really. You have people that complain on Twitter, you're going to have people that have buyers remorse. It's already kind of happening. But even with the people that have buyers remorse, these these people refuse to believe that they were.
01:10:21 ******* wrong about anything.
01:10:24 They refused it to admit it that, like, oh, I guess I was an idiot.
01:10:30 Oh, I guess, I guess maybe maybe it wouldn't have been like the end of the world if if if Ken well got elected considering.
01:10:47 And that is why we'll have things like this we'll have.
01:10:50 Trump appointees.
01:10:53 Talking about taking guns.
01:10:54 Within 24 hours, the majority of them, So what we want to do is let law enforcement come in and take the guns. They're a danger to themselves or others. Well, they're because.
01:11:02 Which you can't do right now.
01:11:06 Without being adjudicated so because they're a danger to themselves when they are committed.
01:11:08 You want them to take the guns and not not go through or six months of legal.
01:11:13 Trials and everything else. Exactly, grandpa.
01:11:14 Exactly.
01:11:23 Exactly, grandpa.
01:11:26 That's your new AG. That's uh, that's the replacement. That's what you've got instead of Matt Gates.
01:11:39 And this is the attitude. This is the attitude that you're getting from the people.
01:11:45 Who still don't get it?
01:11:51 They still don't get it.
01:11:54 Which is why it works.
01:11:57 That's why it works. That's why you want to know why we have a **** government because of you.
01:12:04 Remember, remember before the election when I said I'm sick and tired of people saying you can't complain if you didn't vote. And I said actually ************, you can't complain because you did vote. You voted for this ****.
01:12:22 You voted for this ****, so **** you.
01:12:31 Who I had to.
01:12:33 If I didn't, Kamala Harris was going to send training death squads to my house and force my wife to get an abortion and trans my kid.
01:12:44 It is going to happen.
01:12:47 It was going to happen.
01:12:49 Yeah.
01:12:52 Really.
01:13:00 So anyway.
01:13:02 We'll see. I look.
01:13:04 I have noticed how I haven't talked about the whole.
01:13:08 World War 3 angle.
01:13:12 I'm weirdly optimistic about that. For some reason. I just think these guys like money.
01:13:18 These guys like money. They're good at what they do. They they're they've been running the show a long time.
01:13:25 And I don't think they're going to rush into something that they have been very patient about for the last well century.
01:13:35 I don't think they're going to like, you know.
01:13:38 Play all, all.
01:13:39 These moves, the strategic do all these strategic moves that have taken decades and decades.
01:13:46 And then right when they get to the finish line, ****.
01:13:48 It.
01:13:48 All up by.
01:13:50 Starting World War three, that doesn't help them.
01:13:59 But we'll see. Maybe, maybe, maybe. Maybe. Uh.
01:14:04 One thing you have to figure in when it comes to people.
01:14:08 You know, rushing into things that they should have waited for.
01:14:11 Is, you know, people don't live forever.
01:14:15 And there are people that, especially the kinds of personality types that want to have power that end up in positions of power, they want to have the legacy they want to be the ones that have, you know, that did the thing.
01:14:30 You know, so there there always exist the possibility that they jump the gun on something because they want to be the guy that did the thing, but.
01:14:41 I don't know. I just think these guys are smarter than that.
01:14:47 I think they're smarter than that.
01:14:51 We'll see.
01:14:53 And and the technological disparity.
01:14:58 Between.
01:15:00 The United States and really all other militaries is still it's still there. There's there's a pretty wide gap still between.
01:15:11 Even Russia and the United States, when it comes to not just the technology but just the the size of our militaries.
01:15:19 Even with China, even with uh.
01:15:22 Well, and especially with like Iran obviously, right?
01:15:29 So I kind of feel like we're on the decline, sure.
01:15:34 But these things take a long time. You know, there's a lot of momentum behind the American Empire.
01:15:40 A lot of momentum and a lot of money and a lot of technology.
01:15:46 Things that take a long time to grow take a long time to die.
01:15:53 Something I learned when I got into to gardening cactuses. The slower the longer something lived and the slower that it grew.
01:16:02 The longer it took to die, even if it was inevitable, right? Like if you you could transplant a cactus that that would normally live like 80 years, right. And when you at at the moment you transplant that it you killed it.
01:16:16 But you wouldn't know that you killed it for like 2 years because it would. It would just slowly die for two years.
01:16:23 It was just, you know, it was already dead. It was, it was doomed.
01:16:30 And that's kind of how the the American Empire is right now, it's it's doomed.
01:16:36 It takes a long time.
01:16:38 For all these.
01:16:40 Negative effects to develop.
01:16:49 Anyway.
01:16:51 Oh.
01:16:53 So I might already have been really bad today.
01:16:57 Really, baby, I keep rubbing.
01:16:58 My eyes.
01:17:01 It's been real windy, real windy and dusty. Still haven't gotten it. That rain that I need.
01:17:09 That's kind of open cause for the bees, right? That would get a.
01:17:13 Little bit of rain and it would.
01:17:15 Make things blossom before it got really cold.
01:17:19 Never happened, because if that happens, you get all your little baby spring. And it's nice because the bees.
01:17:26 Get extra food to live off of for through the winter, but.
01:17:30 Didn't happen. Instead, it's just like slowly becoming a frozen wasteland. Dusty.
01:17:37 Dusty, dry, windy.
01:17:40 Wasteland.
01:17:41 As it gets colder.
01:17:45 But anyway.
01:17:48 No. Yeah, my eyes are burning.
01:17:52 Yeah, I don't really have much of A like a like a normal string that I like. I said kind of kind of was.
01:18:01 Just did the Turkey lurkey jerky.
01:18:08 I'm working on two really long ones, one really long in fact. I'll tell you what one of them is. So one of the things that I was thinking because.
01:18:18 I kind of watched in real time.
01:18:20 As the Republican Party became more libertarian because it happened to me like I was in that.
01:18:28 That group that went from listening to Rush Limbaugh on the radio to.
01:18:35 You know, being more of a a libertarian, that was that was, you know, less concerned about social conservatism and and was more concerned about fiscal.
01:18:50 You know, small government, you know the the lower taxes, all the kinds of things that you see kind of now developing and going mainstream in the GOP.
01:19:05 And it wasn't just me. Like I, like I said.
01:19:07 I think it was all.
01:19:09 Conservatives across the board have kind of slowly been making this shift, and then you you saw.
01:19:18 The much talked about in in around 2016 the the libertarian to Nazi pop pipeline right or Alt right pipeline.
01:19:28 There was that comic.
01:19:30 And it was very accurate. It was a bunch of people who were young men.
01:19:35 Who believed in libertarianism? Because I think.
01:19:39 The what attracts a lot of high IQ white men to libertarianism.
01:19:45 Is if it is.
01:19:46 If you were to have a genuine meritocracy.
01:19:50 Free of of all these, you know, racial quotas. Because while libertarians don't care about the border, they want to remove what they say they want to remove racial quotas and make it just a pure meritocracy. And so if you're this high IQ white, you're thinking especially because you're white.
01:20:09 That you don't really have a good understanding of the nepotism of of non whites and the tribalism of non whites. That's not something that exists with white people. You make the calculation, you make this assumption that all the other non whites you know the people in this chart that we popped up here.
01:20:26 That if you know if push comes to shove and they bring all these people into your country, then what's going to happen, right? What's going to happen? Well, you're going to succeed.
01:20:38 You're gonna succeed because you're smarter than the projects the Taiwanese, the Filipinos, the Indonesians, the Pakistanis, the Iranians, the Lebanese, Chinese, Japanese and Turkish.
01:20:49 Then not only are you smarter than these people that you're already adapted to the the society you already speak, the language you already have familiar roots, you know, you understand the culture, so if it's all if it's just about performance, you are going to be at the top of that hierarchy.
01:21:08 So it attracts a lot of the best and brightest white kids.
01:21:13 Because you know, on its face.
01:21:16 You know, if you just look at the sales pitch?
01:21:20 You're like, yeah.
01:21:22 This I mean.
01:21:23 This works out. Get rid of welfare, you know. Stop taking my money and giving it to Jamal.
01:21:30 You know, we can have open borders as long as we don't have social programs, right? Cause that was the other logic, right? That. Oh, well, it'll be fine. It'll be fine if you don't worry about the border so much because the Mexicans that come across the border, they're not.
01:21:45 Going to be able.
01:21:45 To to to suck up all the other resources they'll be able to drain me of resources parasitically.
01:21:51 Because we have this small libertarian government.
01:21:56 Right. So their their presence here will be inconsequential.
01:22:00 And you know, if they can't hack it, they'll go back.
01:22:03 To Mexico or whatever.
01:22:06 And so, inevitably, all you're going to be left with the, you know, the ones that can compete with you. You're not even the mind that much, because, again, as a as a white kid that grew up in the 90s, your view of race is quite.
01:22:18 Different than reality.
01:22:23 Right. You think that if you go into an office?
01:22:28 And maybe there are a couple of these non whites that work there, the high performing Taiwanese guy, the high performing, performing, the Iranian guy, right?
01:22:36 It'll be fine.
01:22:40 It'll be culturally enriching. Maybe, right, you know, maybe the Iranian guy will bring kabobs or whatever the **** they eat.
01:22:53 But you're not worried about being outcompeted.
01:23:01 And so a lot of lot of white kids were were tempted by this fantasy.
01:23:08 Yeah, basically the other side of the communism coin, right?
01:23:15 You had you had Jews come up with with two.
01:23:18 Isms.
01:23:21 Well, more than that. But like in this case.
01:23:23 Communism on one side.
01:23:26 And libertarianism on the other.
01:23:34 And this is this has become this this my view in fact, if if you were to go back in time and pluck me out of 2008.
01:23:45 And dropped me into today and I and I had a knowledge gap of everything I learned between now and 2008.
01:23:54 I'd probably be excited about.
01:23:58 The situation hey, cause I didn't know anything about the whole Israel thing back in 2008. I was, I was really blind to the whole Zionism issue.
01:24:06 And I believed what a lot of these ******* that are near the magnetars talk about. I believe they're little meritocracy fantasy.
01:24:18 Oh, it's fine if we have all these people coming in because I won't be out competing. It'll it'll work as a filter.
01:24:35 So I was thinking, how did this happen? How did this go from like? What was the sales pitch?
01:24:43 Like what was the influencing factor?
01:24:46 What were the elements within the culture that were guiding especially white kids from the 90s?
01:24:56 To this destination that we've reached today.
01:25:04 Because a lot of people believe that now, a lot of.
01:25:06 People.
01:25:08 The Boomers have certainly gobbled it up because they're in. They're they're in no danger of being replaced to their job place because they're either at retirement age or so close to it. It's it's kind of irrelevant.
01:25:26 So they're not worried at all about any of these. Any of these nationalities on this list here, because to them it's just whatever who cares.
01:25:35 In fact, if anything, if this isn't if. If, as Scott Adams is positing, if this is a an economic boom, well, guess what happens to their 401K?
01:25:50 Guess what happens to their retirement funds?
01:25:53 Their pension funds.
01:25:59 It's that's that's why it's all about economics for boomers.
01:26:03 Because that's the only thing at this point that really affects them.
01:26:09 Many of them have moved off to gated communities.
01:26:17 Or.
01:26:18 You know some version of that isolated themselves, some version of white flight.
01:26:23 Isolated themselves from the.
01:26:26 The other issues that come along with diversity.
01:26:31 Hell, some of these boomers have multiple homes.
01:26:37 Even my parents, my parents, aren't even exactly in in well in terms of bloomers, they're not high rollers, but they've got like like 3 houses right now, I don't know.
01:26:45 I don't know what it is with boomers and having multiple houses.
01:26:54 They have like 3-3 houses, rural, rural, white America.
01:27:00 Away from diversity.
01:27:04 And my dad's collecting a.
01:27:07 A pension or.
01:27:10 And they yeah, they've got their retirement funds, but it's all, I mean, that's all he also he works contract now. So he's getting money on top of.
01:27:19 Their retirement stuff.
01:27:22 But you know the economy being good.
01:27:27 Is really the only.
01:27:30 Real.
01:27:30 World thing. He's going to notice.
01:27:36 And so if the economy in the short term is good because you have a bunch of.
01:27:42 Stocks that go up a lot of AI stocks that go up or **** if we have a war, guess what war is good for the economy.
01:27:52 Well, these government contractors, they make money hand over fist.
01:27:57 Lockheed Martin they they can. They can make a.
01:28:00 A **** if.
01:28:00 We go to war with Iran or anyone.
01:28:04 Even though we just send weapons to Ukraine, where those weapons come from somewhere.
01:28:13 And they're not cheap.
01:28:25 So when it comes to, you know, that demographic, that's all they give a **** about. But how? How did it? How did that filter down?
01:28:33 Two Gen. X millennials.
01:28:38 Who who are are struggling, I mean less. So I guess Gen. X.
01:28:44 Depends on.
01:28:47 You know how lucky I guess they got part of it?
01:28:53 But how how? How exactly do they do you sell them on the same thing? This you know the all that matters is the economy. All that matters is the almighty dollar.
01:29:05 And one of the things that I I because I I asked myself well, what what influenced me and my friends because I had this happen growing up. I was. I mean I've always I've never been a.
01:29:15 Lefty.
01:29:16 I've never been a lefty.
01:29:19 Not even like a little bit. I've been tolerant of, you know, tolerant of of things, but I've never, I've never.
01:29:29 Had a a leftist.
01:29:31 Worldview or morality or anything like that.
01:29:36 And and that's true of.
01:29:39 The the majority.
01:29:40 Of of my friends growing up, you know there's always like a lefty.
01:29:43 Here and there. But.
01:29:45 The vast majority of the people that I associated with.
01:29:50 Were conservative and increasingly more libertarian as they got older.
01:29:59 And one of the things, and this might sound kind of dumb, but it's true and I think a lot of it, you know, if you're.
01:30:04 Especially if you're like a millennial, you'll you'll.
01:30:08 I think you'll agree one of the the.
01:30:11 Most influential libertarian propaganda.
01:30:16 Organs and the media was South Park.
01:30:22 South Park was.
01:30:24 Was extremely libertarian.
01:30:33 And so I'm going back and looking at.
01:30:36 Some of the older episodes.
01:30:39 And.
01:30:40 Every.
01:30:42 Nearly every, not every nearly every episode. Some episodes are just, you know, about nonsense.
01:30:49 Nearly every episode.
01:30:51 Is presenting a social issue that was.
01:30:55 Whether it was about immigration or about gay marriage.
01:30:59 Or about, uh, hate crime legislation or about.
01:31:06 You know anything really like anything that became like a hot button issue with the time?
01:31:12 Beginning in the 90s, late 90s.
01:31:16 End of the 2000s, I think they still make them. I don't know, I think.
01:31:19 How?
01:31:21 How frequently or whatever, I haven't seen a New South Park episode in.
01:31:26 In at least five years. So I mean, I'm I'm probably behind.
01:31:31 But during that transition that a lot of conservatives made from.
01:31:36 You know, conservative to libertarian.
01:31:40 There were a lot of South Park episodes.
01:31:43 Presenting libertarian ideas in a funny.
01:31:49 Easy to digest.
01:31:51 Way that that.
01:31:53 That leveraged the tactic that Jon Stewart was also using at the exact same time.
01:32:01 Only on leftists.
01:32:04 And that is mockery.
01:32:08 By mocking.
01:32:11 The the government overreach.
01:32:15 By mocking.
01:32:17 You know, man, bear pig when talking about.
01:32:22 Global warming.
01:32:25 With Al Gore.
01:32:28 Or or mocking.
01:32:30 The idea that you know of racism.
01:32:38 Or mocking.
01:32:41 Not accepting gay people by having, like the gayest **** that a cartoon has ever had, ever over and over and over and over again, until you were completely.
01:32:50 Desensitized to it?
01:32:54 Mocking hate crime laws when they had an episode that's, I think literally called.
01:32:59 Eric Cartman, silly little hate crime or something like that.
01:33:04 So they would they would address these and they would be very topical because they were able to turn out these episodes.
01:33:12 Really quick.
01:33:14 You know the animation style of course made it so that they could crank out an episode the same week that something would happen.
01:33:22 And they would.
01:33:25 And I remember my friends and I.
01:33:28 Uh.
01:33:31 You know, conservative, increasingly, more libertarian.
01:33:36 Would watch when you know every time a new episode came on Comedy Central, we'd go to my friend's house and and watch it.
01:33:45 And it was influential. It became the meme of the week. You'd have people repeating lines impersonating, you know.
01:33:52 My authority.
01:33:53 You know.
01:33:57 That's the way that.
01:33:57 It was mimicking mimicking the the characters.
01:34:04 And meanwhile, you had the leftist watching Jon Stewart basically doing the same thing.
01:34:11 But they mocked, you know, open border or the the the.
01:34:15 Resistance to open borders, you know **** Tricker germs. Everyone's heard that, right?
01:34:22 Let's make fun of poor white people that don't want to be displaced.
01:34:28 Because we're the smart white people that.
01:34:29 Won't be replaced.
01:34:34 Right. It will never happen to us. It's just going to happen to those low class Hicks. **** them.
01:34:46 So anyway, I've been working on working on something where it addresses maybe a handful of the episodes.
01:34:54 And shows how they they've they were very instrumental and kind of pushing millennials towards this.
01:35:02 Libertarian worldview?
01:35:07 This race blind.
01:35:10 Libertarian worldview?
01:35:14 Because that was the that was the mix that they mastered.
01:35:18 It was in.
01:35:19 Fact, in a way, you could say it was like the millennial all in the family.
01:35:27 Right. Instead instead of having.
01:35:30 Instead of having the the old man you know.
01:35:33 Archie bunker. You had Eric Cartman.
01:35:41 It it was the exact same thing Eric Cartman was the millennial Archie Bunker, because again, everyone thought he was funny and they all thought his racist jokes were funny and whatever. But no one wanted to be him.
01:35:55 He was the fat loser.
01:35:58 He was the fat loser that never got, you know, girls and was always the ****.
01:36:02 Of the joke.
01:36:04 And sure, you know he did. He did funny things and people thought he was cool. Just like Archie Bunker.
01:36:11 But no one wanted to grow.
01:36:12 Up to be an Eric Cartman.
01:36:20 So it's the same, it's the same. It's the same exact formula that works with everything.
01:36:27 If you want to socially.
01:36:29 Change people.
01:36:33 By using fiction, you make a character that they like.
01:36:38 That says the kinds of jokes they say that has the kind of worldview that they have.
01:36:45 And you don't make him a complete, obvious **** **. So that's the problem with when conservatives.
01:36:50 Try to make comedy right.
01:36:53 When they try to make fun of.
01:36:55 Liberals, they make.
01:36:56 All the liberal characters like cartoon character, bad.
01:37:02 Like they make them so obviously stupid that no liberal in the audience is going to look at that character and relate to it.
01:37:15 But when the other side does it, they.
01:37:17 They know what they're well.
01:37:18 I mean less these days, I think, but.
01:37:21 They definitely knew what they were doing when they made South Park.
01:37:24 Here's a character that is going to be cool. People are going to like him. They are gonna mimic him. They are gonna be like my authority. They're gonna dress up like Eric Cartman on Halloween. They're gonna want to be. They might not want to be him in real life, but when they play the video game, they'll pick him as the character.
01:37:41 They wear a T-shirt with him on it.
01:37:44 They'll have a plushy Eric Cartman at their desk.
01:37:50 They'll like him.
01:37:52 It doesn't work if you don't like him.
01:37:58 But then you put them.
01:38:00 In an environment.
01:38:02 In a social environment.
01:38:04 Where he's surrounded by the reasonable voices, in this case of.
01:38:11 Stan and.
01:38:14 The Jew.
01:38:16 What was his name? Kyle.
01:38:21 And.
01:38:22 That that's the exact same thing that they they did with the office, with Michael Scott and other millennial **** *******.
01:38:29 That did all stream. I think the two streams.
01:38:31 On that.
01:38:33 Same thing Michael Scott character that everyone likes. In fact, the show kind of fell apart when they.
01:38:39 They didn't renew the contract of Steve Carell.
01:38:44 Because that was the.
01:38:46 You know, that was the funniest character on the show.
01:38:50 Everyone liked Michael Scott, people quoted him all the time.
01:38:53 That's what she said.
01:38:57 But no one wanted to be him.
01:39:00 No one wanted to grow up to be like Michael Scott.
01:39:05 But they are related to him on some level.
01:39:10 Because just like Michael Scott, they were having to navigate awkward situations like diversity training.
01:39:30 So I'm working on working on the South Park thing because I think that's going to be.
01:39:36 I I rewatched like a handful of the.
01:39:38 Really old ones.
01:39:40 And it was just like I was like.
01:39:42 Man, this is.
01:39:44 This is this is.
01:39:46 100%.
01:39:48 Holding people's hands and dragging them to.
01:39:52 The libertarian worldview, and to the extent where even at the end of the the episode they they kind of wrap it up. They do. I learned something today sometimes, but and they did a little monologue basically telling you the moral of.
01:40:03 The story for.
01:40:04 The you know for the extra stupid people that were there just for the fart jokes and didn't really know what they were. Yeah, we're too dumb to even pick up on the subtle hints they.
01:40:12 Just told you they spoon fed it to you at the end.
01:40:25 Look like I said, I I like South Park. I think it's funny.
01:40:31 I mean, not every part of it. But like there's funny things about.
01:40:34 It and they.
01:40:35 Were, you know Matt Stone and Trey Parker were.
01:40:37 Very talented and.
01:40:39 And.
01:40:41 You know it. It's a whole rat poison thing, right? It rat poison has to taste good or.
01:40:46 The rats won't eat it.
01:40:51 If South Park wasn't funny, it wouldn't. It would be irrelevant. It would just be some stupid.
01:40:56 Conservative daily wire cartoon.
01:41:02 You know that that movie. What was that horrible movie that they made?
01:41:07 Or they made that cartoon. What didn't? They did. Did they keep making it the cartoon with?
01:41:14 With what's his nuts from the man show?
01:41:19 What was that?
01:41:35 Now, what is this?
01:41:43 What show is this?
01:41:48 There's a guy talking about it. What's the name of it? I forget the name of it.
01:41:57 The the new normal.
01:42:01 By the daily wire.
01:42:09 Oh yes.
01:42:13 I don't know if they.
01:42:13 Kept making.
01:42:14 It because it was so bad.
01:42:17 But it was so ******* bad that I think that that was they made the one and then they never made another one, right?
01:42:24 Alright, someone and Chad just said Mr. Bertram was another one. I forget they made two of these ******* things.
01:42:31 Let let me find them, Mr. Bertram one.
01:42:33 Too.
01:42:37 Yeah, conservatives are just so ******* bad at.
01:42:41 And making anything interesting.
01:42:49 And we got coyotes in the.
01:42:50 Area.
01:42:53 Has Mr. Bertram still a thing?
01:43:04 Let me see. I'll go to the daily wire.
01:43:10 Yeah, I don't. I don't know if they did they make episodes of it.
01:43:21 Can't believe I'm. I've never. This is my first time, I think on the daily wires YouTube channel.
01:43:27 Oh God.
01:43:29 There's so much bad stuff here.
01:43:32 We got a playlist. Maybe they've got a Mr. Bertram. They do have. Oh, ****. They've got they've made a bunch of episodes.
01:43:40 How horrifying.
01:43:43 Or no, they haven't. They there's a lot of videos on it. They haven't. They haven't made, they've never released it. They've made the they made the trailer, and it was so bad.
01:43:53 It was they made the trailer how many? It was almost a year ago.
01:44:02 Oh no, you have.
01:44:03 To pay to watch it. That's even worse. That's even worse.
01:44:10 That's horrifying. That's horrifying. I mean, just for those of you don't know what I'm talking about here.
01:44:16 I'm waiting for my computer to download this crap.
01:44:27 Now it's going to keep. It's going to take.
01:44:29 I don't know what's wrong with my.
01:44:31 It's like YouTube is always trying to find ways of of preventing you from downloading stuff from them.
01:44:38 And so the software that I use it like doesn't work for like a while or it works kind of janky and then it updates and then it starts working again and then like it just has has not been working well the last couple weeks.
01:44:52 So we might have to wait a little while anyway.
01:44:56 It's it's. It's painfully unfun.
01:44:59 It's unbelievably unfunny. It's like they don't know how to be funny.
01:45:05 And I think part of it is it's they don't know how. Like I said, they don't know how to make the character that you that they are lampooning.
01:45:14 They don't know how to make them relatable.
01:45:18 And I think it's because their their audience, they're so it's it's the same thing with their commentary, right.
01:45:25 When you watch the commentary of of someone like a Ben Shapiro, This is why you get these light switch brain *******. And on Twitter, they think that really the only options.
01:45:38 Or Trump is basically God and can do absolutely nothing wrong.
01:45:44 Or you're a complete lunatic with blue hair and you know you don't believe in.
01:45:50 And and science, you know, in terms of like, gender and all, you know, like you're like this. You're basically living on a ******* planet and you identify as a Unicorn and you support Harris like, that's that's how they view the world. They think it's like that.
01:46:06 That kind of a difference, they don't realize that. No, there's there are actual leftists who aren't these caricatures? There are leftists who aren't complete ******* maniacs and aren't just the people that you see in TikTok videos on.
01:46:21 Libs of TikTok.
01:46:24 There are leftists who aren't ******* ********. They are smart leftists. Believe it.
01:46:32 And so when you don't understand that when you yourself can't relate.
01:46:37 To the left and part of the reason why they can't relate to the left is because they need. They're doing what their audience is stupid. If you're watching the daily wire, if you're paying for the daily wire, especially, you're a ******* moron. You're a ******* moron. And so their audience is dumb as ****. It's hard enough for them to even just.
01:46:58 Keep them on their reservation.
01:47:02 And so the heart, they have to keep things as as basic as red Team blue team as possible.
01:47:10 Because they're dealing with *******, like actual *******.
01:47:17 Well, that's why. That's why you'll never make something that appeals to anyone. That's not an actual ******.
01:47:25 That's why when they, when these conservatives make movies or cartoons or any kind of.
01:47:29 Media.
01:47:31 If you're not like if you got an IQ, a triple digit IQ, even not, not even that high. Like it's like if you're not like just ******* ********.
01:47:39 You.
01:47:39 Immediately think it's stupid. You're like this is this is like the dumbest **** ever. Like, why is this so ******* stupid? And it's humiliating because then the opposition, who's also not stupid, believe it or not. I mean, look, obviously there stupid people on.
01:47:52 Both sides but.
01:47:53 Like they're are smart leftist. It's easier for them to to mock it because it is *******. It's very mockable.
01:48:00 That's ******* ********. Yeah. This is the new norm thing. I'm not gonna watch the whole thing like this.
01:48:06 This is how ******* ******** this is. This is. This is why South Park worked and this didn't by ask yourself as a leftist, like if this if you're a leftist watching this.
01:48:17 Or maybe you're just like a normie. You don't know anything about politics, but you're you're brainwashed by the culture around you, right? So you're not. You're not really a political person, but you know, you've accepted the trans thing because that's, I mean, you don't have, you know, good parents and a.
01:48:35 Lot of people don't have good.
01:48:36 Parents, you say you don't have good parents, you're getting your morals from television, from Netflix and from your teacher at school. But you're not. You know, you're not like, care that much one way or the other. You're told to the other side is a bunch of low IQ Nazis that just hate people for no reason. And then you watch this.
01:48:57 Who are you?
01:48:57 Who? What leftist character are you relating to?
01:49:05 What's that progress?
01:49:07 It's the new norm.
01:49:13 And and and the country. Sorry, that's that's the clear the that's.
01:49:18 They know their audience.
01:49:22 I'm the old norm. I want normal beer.
01:49:25 Morning. Morning. It's your fault. I got house arrest.
01:49:32 You're the one who threatened the school board.
01:49:35 I gently suggested.
01:49:36 For the laugh track.
01:49:38 That's how unfunny it is.
01:49:41 They had. It's 20 ******* 24 and they had to put.
01:49:45 A laugh track in it.
01:49:48 So anyone who, anyone who's who's below the age of like 70 is already going to automatically hate it.
01:49:54 Yelled.
01:49:55 They stop brainwashing my daughter. That girls aren't girls and men aren't men.
01:50:00 Sometimes they're neither or both or furry and dressed like dogs.
01:50:05 Ohh Janice.
01:50:09 What's that warring offensive?
01:50:11 Actually, that is one of my pronouns. Also they them and non binary.
01:50:20 How do you know that word?
01:50:21 I want.
01:50:24 You're just openly mocking them, retardedly. No one wants to be anyone in this scene or likes anyone in the like. Anyone on the scene. So that's that's that's the problem is they're they're so neat ******* fist about all this ****.
01:50:39 Whereas again, Cartman comes across as kind of like a ****** sometimes.
01:50:45 He's kind of funny.
01:50:48 He makes funny jokes. He makes jokes about about the Jewish kid. He's a racist in a funny way, not like. And I just I'm stupid. Way like this. Oh, look, I'm. I'm, I'm this pink haired ****** with the mask on and got rainbows and BLM stickers on my suitcase or whatever the like.
01:51:07 There's nothing cool about that guy at all.
01:51:13 So who who exactly whose mind are you changing with this?
01:51:23 We have this awesome. This is the daily wire one.
01:51:26 Which again, it's like the same nonsense.
01:51:31 Head shot dad. My teammates can see your junk. You're welcome, ladies.
01:51:42 First day of school means the bet.
01:51:43 Is over first one of us to getting.
01:51:45 OK, good thing. He's got a base black friend.
01:51:49 Mr. Buchan.
01:51:50 Ah, still got it.
01:51:52 Rule #1 no phones in the workshop.
01:51:55 Fish it out after clap.
01:51:57 I found some really great school uniform options to avoid misgendering.
01:52:02 Ohh say it again.
01:52:04 Who? Who wants to be that guy? Literally all this is. It's just it's just it's for stupid people. It's for stupid people who already agree with you.
01:52:15 It's for stupid people who already agree with you and are stupid enough to send you money.
01:52:23 No one else likes that.
01:52:29 Who avoid misgendering? Oh, look, it says Unity on his shirt. Oh, he's got a man bun. Oh man bun haha man bun haha. Man bun.
01:52:44 I'm surprised they don't have a lot. Maybe they do have a lot. I.
01:52:47 Haven't seen like an actual episode of this.
01:52:49 Maybe they have a a laugh track.
01:52:53 Yeah, like this. But this fagot on the right. He's no one wants to be him. No left. This is going to watch that and and think that they can relate to him.
01:53:02 This just looks like nonsense fantasy.
01:53:05 World for ******** right wing boomers?
01:53:10 So anyway.
01:53:12 That's there's a there's a huge difference.
01:53:20 That's why. Well, that's why South Park made millions and millions of dollars and they got a feature film deal and they had millions and millions and millions of even more dollars in merchandising and all this other stuff.
01:53:33 You know you'll never have a Mr. Bertram video game.
01:53:37 You're not going to have a new norm feature length film or God, I hope not.
01:53:46 It's like right wing people don't realize you have it. You can't just make something.
01:53:52 For the sake of of.
01:53:54 Of hammering your your idea over and over and over again over people's heads.
01:54:01 Has to be something that they like already.
01:54:05 And then you slip the poisoning you.
01:54:07 See how see how it works has to just be funny or or, you know, entertaining on its own.
01:54:13 Without all the political ******** in it.
01:54:16 And then, you know, once, once, once you have that formula, then you you slip a little bit of the.
01:54:20 You put a.
01:54:21 Little bit of the poison in there.
01:54:24 Because even South Park, as much as they had, like a political point they were making with everything, most of it you could.
01:54:30 Have swapped out.
01:54:32 The the political message we could have you could have gone in there and swapped out 1 little tweaked 1 little variable.
01:54:40 And made it made it relevant to something else because it was. The jokes weren't dependent, they weren't. Well, sometimes they were, but they weren't always dependent.
01:54:49 On the the political message.
01:54:54 Anyway.
01:54:57 So we'll, I'll be going over that pretty soon. I think I'm going to stream on.
01:55:02 On Thanksgiving.
01:55:04 Possibly.
01:55:06 I have to be somewhere during the day. Depends on what time I get back.
01:55:12 And then we'll have a stream on Saturday and then there's a bunch of Freddy's gonna be mad. I was supposed to get back to him about his Film Festival thing. I haven't been. I keep.
01:55:24 Keep forgetting it. I might be too late.
01:55:26 Now.
01:55:28 But I got a message him and and see if it's not so I have a movie picked up. If it's not, and I got some other things I.
01:55:37 Got.
01:55:37 To other people I.
01:55:39 Got to get back to so, but it's.
01:55:42 It's been a busy.
01:55:43 It's gonna be. It's gonna be a busy. It's gonna be real busy over here until New Year's. Basically, I got about. I have a lot of.
01:55:51 A lot of family obligations between now and and the end of the year.
01:55:57 But anyway, let's take a look at and hyper jets.
01:56:02 Shall we?
01:56:07 Pop this out here.
01:56:14 Why is this not working?
01:56:17 Oh no, it's doing the Odyssey performance may be degraded. Refresh.
01:56:23 Don't do that to me, odyssey.
01:56:27 Well, I'll tell. Let me let me check rumble.
01:56:31 And see if Rumble has.
01:56:35 Any I don't think Rumble has any. I think rumble's kind of dead today.
01:56:40 And we got no rumble rants.
01:56:42 So obviously you better hurry up and.
01:56:45 I think a lot of people are doing holiday **** this week.
01:56:50 Come on. Come. Oh, here we go. It's finally working. OK, good.
01:56:57 All right, grand playing games says a lot of people have noticed that the recent movie blitz. It seems like very on the nose. Anti English Anti White Pro World War 2 propaganda. But it might be something you should look into as it's very much up your.
01:57:17 Ali.
01:57:19 What are you talking about? Like I know there's the the new Gladiator movie with Denzel Washington being gay and.
01:57:27 I don't know, I've I've seen.
01:57:30 I've seen supposed right wing people praising it already on Twitter. Which?
01:57:36 I'm sure it's bad, I mean like, how could it not be right? They have, they have.
01:57:41 Denzel Washington and he's gay in it. I mean, how? How is that a good movie? There's rap music in it. It's and it's.
01:57:51 There's rap music in it. I don't know how. Anyway, this is always the way. There's people are. So again because they're good at making **** entertaining.
01:58:02 They're good at making things entertaining and people go and they will. They like it, cause the flashy explosions and whatever it's it's not the it's not the gooey slop ******* right wing garbage that it's being, you know, like what's on the screen here.
01:58:16 It's probably it's probably entertaining. It's probably visually good. What Ridley Scott then he did, and you know he he knows what he's doing usually.
01:58:25 So I mean, I don't know, I haven't seen anything. And then of course there was.
01:58:29 That.
01:58:32 That Nazi move, and it was made by Mormons, actually, or at least the the producer or the director, or some someone, someone involved with that was Mormon.
01:58:43 Bon Hoffer, or whatever the **** the name is.
01:58:48 That's being super promoted.
01:58:51 Like you can't.
01:58:52 Like if you're, if you if you don't have, like if you're stuck with your phone watching stuff on rumble or anything like that, it's you can't avoid the ads for that.
01:59:00 ****.
01:59:01 Or at least that's how it was like.
01:59:03 Last week.
01:59:05 Yeah, I've looked. I haven't looked at.
01:59:07 The box office to see.
01:59:09 What's?
01:59:11 What's making the rounds?
01:59:14 But those are the only two I can that come to mind.
01:59:17 Size matter says you should really listen to WLP's broadcast from the 90's. The FBI told Clinton that Mossad tapped his phones, but he ignored them and had phone sex with Miss Lewinsky anyway, because, well, that's Bill.
01:59:32 WL's broadcast for 90s. What's WLP?
01:59:37 I don't know what Woop is.
01:59:41 And I'll copy this and maybe I'll find it.
01:59:43 Figure out what that what that means.
01:59:49 But I don't know what went off the top of my head.
01:59:54 Put down my notes.
02:00:00 I thought sure I was dead for sure the other day.
02:00:02 Coyotes are getting really this coyote was look.
02:00:07 Like 4 feet from my front door and my.
02:00:09 Front door is open.
02:00:11 And I howled, and I was just like, holy, like, it sounded like it was in the house. It was so loud.
02:00:16 And then I didn't see chiro for like 3.
02:00:17 Days and I was like, oh ****.
02:00:21 Became much cardio snack, but he's he was back today.
02:00:26 Rivers of blood.
02:00:33 As far as I can see.
02:00:34 Where?
02:00:40 Rivers of blood. We lost a real 1 this week. The brave and noble German woman Ursula Haverbeck died at the age of 96, relentlessly pursued by Zaag for simply telling the truth. She never recanted and lived to hopefully inspire future generations. May her memory never be forgotten.
02:01:00 And may we all have such courage. Yeah, big's and chat for uh for Ursula. That was a we all knew. That's how the story was going to end. I I'm surprised she hung out as long or hung on as long as she did.
02:01:17 But that's just the that's the the situation. Unfortunately, in Europe is they do not have freedom of speech and I that's another thing we didn't really talk about tonight, but that's another very big danger.
02:01:32 Of a Trump administration.
02:01:35 If you had a a Harris administration try to clamp down on free speech, even if it was for Jews.
02:01:44 Certainly the the Ben Shapiro's of the world wouldn't have a problem with that, but a lot of his ******** followers might. They might have some principled.
02:01:54 Free speech.
02:01:56 Opposition to it. But there there would be some opposition to it.
02:02:01 Whereas if you have Trump.
02:02:05 I don't know. Maybe there's a red flag law. Maybe if you're anti Semite, they come and.
02:02:10 Take your guns.
02:02:12 That doesn't mean that that it might sound paranoid to some people, and I'm not. I don't. I don't suspect that's going to be.
02:02:18 Right around the corner.
02:02:19 But that's certainly the direction we're headed. And if if Trump or maybe advance administration in four years proposes something like that, I can. I can see a lot of magnetars.
02:02:30 Going well, that makes sense.
02:02:34 Whereas if Harris had proposed the same thing, they'd be very against it.
02:02:42 Let's see here. We got Gorilla hands.
02:02:47 Because.
02:02:59 Gorilla hands it hasn't even been a month since the election, and I already have buyers remorse. Trump's pick for AG is very pro Israel and a gun grabber. I don't know how much more of this winning we can take. Rest in peace, Ursula.
02:03:16 Yeah, well, you know I I.
02:03:20 I made it clear well before the election.
02:03:24 And in fact, during during Trump's first administration. So I made this clear in, like 2017. Like what what you were going to get from Trump?
02:03:38 And I don't know why anyone is surprised?
02:03:43 I see I I thought everyone had buyers remorse in 2017.
02:03:48 This is the whole idea that you once you get, you know you tricked once you. That's how you get tricked again. That's on you, you know like that's that's your.
02:03:56 That's your fault.
02:03:57 The first time.
02:03:59 I mean, maybe we should have known, right? Like, a lot of the evidence was there. We just didn't. I.
02:04:03 At.
02:04:03 Least I didn't.
02:04:03 Think to to dig into Trump's background. Know I.
02:04:07 Didn't know about the JQ yet.
02:04:08 Yeah.
02:04:10 You know, he was saying all the right things and I just wasn't.
02:04:14 Had I had I understood the the Jewish component to everything. Hey, you know, things would have been different, but.
02:04:21 You know, I think people be can be forgiven for being tricked once and look at maybe you weren't. Maybe you weren't around for 20.
02:04:29 16.
02:04:30 But if you were and you.
02:04:31 Got tricked again.
02:04:34 I'll tell you, man, I'll tell you.
02:04:39 Gorilla hands again. Probably doesn't matter who won the election. I see Western civilization going through a total collapse in the next 20 years. I mean, just the demographics and men being raised by single mothers. I see dark ages coming. Thanks for making me so damn black pilled.
02:04:55 Yeah, I don't.
02:04:56 Think I don't think dark ages. I think there will still be opportunities for.
02:04:59 People who are.
02:05:00 High IQ and hard working white people. I don't think that we're going to be completely thought and if worst case scenario they'll they'll they'll be places.
02:05:12 I mean white, white.
02:05:14 Flight has always happened, and if it gets so bad.
02:05:19 To where it's.
02:05:20 That intolerable to live within the United States, White flight will happen again.
02:05:25 It'll just happen. I guess. I don't know where, but we'll go somewhere.
02:05:31 Elon thinks we're gonna go to Mars. Who knows?
02:05:35 Who knows, right?
02:05:39 Tomato, tomato, potato.
02:06:12 That will keep him busy for a while.
02:06:16 Nick, why do you call yourself a nick?
02:06:20 Alright.
02:06:24 I do like Turkey jerky, but what I really like is pasta. Fazul. Yeah, I I I that, that, that sound might be lost forever. I mean, I I don't know. It's on the original stream.
02:06:39 But I had to fix the. The reason why I couldn't just clip that out is that audio was so ****** on the original.
02:06:46 And it took up a lot of space. I think it just got it's might might be on a hard drive somewhere. Thank you for your work, brother. Well.
02:06:52 I appreciate that.
02:06:54 Occidental Front says regarding the fire. Yes, I did mean Australia between 1849 and 1851. OK, there's a San Francisco, Australia.
02:07:05 11,000 Aussies went to California didn't send their best. In fact the they used to be a shanty Sydney town in San Francisco that ironically between 1850. Oh no, I guess that was America.
02:07:18 1850 to 1860, eighteen thousand Americans went to Australia anyways. Who cares? It's ancient history now. Well, yeah, I didn't see any references to it when I looked it up.
02:07:30 Rock paladin.
02:07:38 Thank you.
02:07:47 Rock Palin says. Thanks for all you do. I eagerly await a deep dive analysis from you on the Jewish immigration influx at the turn of the 20th century.
02:07:56 I think looking at that with a critical eye will help explain what happened to us and how we can prevent them in the future. Well, I think I mean a lot of if you think about a lot of the streams have been about that and and you know we haven't just looked at it as a movement of people we've looked.
02:08:11 At it what?
02:08:12 At individual cases of what these people have done once they got here.
02:08:18 I mean the I think the answer I don't know we that we need a deep dive into it because the answer is fairly.
02:08:25 Simple.
02:08:27 In that it was, you know, they came here from from.
02:08:30 Eastern Europe during you know the.
02:08:33 The the Soviet revolution. And then we had another a bunch of them come from, you know, Germany and and Poland stuff after World War 2.
02:08:44 And then we had more.
02:08:46 Come from Russia in the 60s? Ish.
02:08:51 I'm not. I'm not. I have to look into the reasoning behind that one.
02:08:56 I'm I I know that happened, but I'm not sure what the what, what motivated that one.
02:09:03 But yeah, I mean, yeah, we'll have to, I mean, you know, maybe maybe it'll be worth looking into if we can find the.
02:09:12 What would be interesting, I think would be look at, look at what they were, quote UN quote being persecuted for.
02:09:20 Because wouldn't that be something? Wouldn't that be something?
02:09:25 If.
02:09:26 People on the other side of the planet.
02:09:30 People separated by.
02:09:32 Thousands of miles and over 100 years.
02:09:39 Wouldn't that be something if?
02:09:42 If these people who who are are culturally different than us, you know the Slavic people.
02:09:48 Had had many of the same complaints.
02:09:54 Maybe the same observations?
02:09:58 That we make today, wouldn't that be? Wouldn't that be quite the coincidence?
02:10:06 Land of the fake home of the gay. Certain things are still descending or accelerating. Other things are correcting the shift is all crisscrossing.
02:10:17 I'm not sure specifically what you're talking about, but yeah, I I just think overall the right will be more accepting of of gay **** like gun grabs and stuff under Trump.
02:10:29 Because and I'll.
02:10:30 Make excuses. They won't just be accepting, they'll make excuses.
02:10:36 Private web says, Hey Devin, who do you think our last truly based president was? I've heard some good things about Teddy Roosevelt, mainly how he pushed for conservative or conservationism.
02:10:49 Although I know he was related to FDR, who is your personal favorite president?
02:10:56 Or that's period. Also, who is your personal? Yeah, because FDR is.
02:11:00 Not my favorite person.
02:11:03 Thanks for all your hard work.
02:11:06 I don't have a personal favorite president, and I've never tried to see.
02:11:12 I I've never done like a ranking.
02:11:13 Of like ohh this this guy gets 80 base points, yeah.
02:11:19 Because and they all have downsides, like none of them are are are excellent and I think that's just maybe the reality of politics.
02:11:27 Especially as the country got larger, I you probably you probably have.
02:11:33 Better people as president earlier on.
02:11:37 But as you have more and more people, more and more special interests, more and more.
02:11:45 Power centralized in Washington, you're going to get ******** people there.
02:11:52 But yeah, I don't. I don't really have a favorite president or or like, a ranking of them.
02:11:59 Teddy.
02:12:00 I mean, he was nothing like FDR.
02:12:05 But he will also, I guess, yeah, he did do a lot of conservation stuff. Lot, lot of white people just did all that was really.
02:12:12 Hip and cool.
02:12:14 In the early 20th century, because as we were moving into the territory that we acquired through.
02:12:27 Conquering the Indians and the Mexicans.
02:12:30 And you know, as manifest destiny.
02:12:33 Was achieved.
02:12:35 We saw a lot of these natural wonders, and as white people, we wanted to preserve them. We didn't want to just sit there and.
02:12:41 And destroy things like the Grand Canyon I.
02:12:44 Mean there, there, there, there there was.
02:12:45 There was, I mean, when I say natural wonders, I mean.
02:12:50 This is a time especially back then before.
02:12:55 You know, television or before movies even and and so if you saw the Grand Canyon, that might be the most spectacular thing that you ever see in your life.
02:13:06 A lot of people watch it now. It's like, uh, it's boring. I've I've flown an F16 through a Canyon way cooler than that on in a video game, right? But you know, for for people back then, that was like, that might be the most.
02:13:22 Spectacular thing they'll ever see in their lives, and so people want to preserve.
02:13:28 Them.
02:13:30 So white people wanted wanted to preserve that. So I don't know if Teddy is like extra special for that. I I think that that's just how a lot of people were back then.
02:13:40 They're very concerned about losing that.
02:13:45 But yeah, what do I know?
02:13:47 Wheat Bread Warrior says, hey, Devin, curious what your thoughts are on the peanut. The squirrel and Fred the raccoon incident.
02:13:58 That happened a few weeks ago. Seems very Ruby Ridge like to me. Thanks for all you do and I look forward to watching the replay.
02:14:07 Well, I mean, look, it's it's exactly the kind of storyline that you would want for the libertarian view that the new Republican Party has. It's a perfect example. Like look at this.
02:14:22 Look at this gay *** guy or I don't know if he's.
02:14:25 Gay. But like uh.
02:14:27 He I mean, look there. It's. It's hard to take any of his videos seriously.
02:14:32 When he wears like the tightest pants that anyone's ever worn and and he has only fans, a squirrel themed only fans and his girlfriend or whoever that chick was also had it only. I mean they did ****. So it's like ***** actors.
02:14:51 But because you're libertarian, right, there's that's not supposed to figure in to your you should, you know, law. The law is not hurting anybody.
02:14:59 Else.
02:15:00 And that's the whole story, right? That's the whole narrative is they weren't hurting anybody.
02:15:06 And do I give a **** that some ***** people have a squirrel? I don't give a **** about that and most people know that's why it worked. That's.
02:15:13 Why the story worked?
02:15:15 But that's the story it was telling. That was the narrative behind that story was look at the government, look at the authoritarian leftist government in New York throwing in there and kicking their on their door and shooting their ******* squirrel in the face. And and whatever. Maybe to some degree, that is kind of what happened, right?
02:15:33 And and yeah, most people are going to say, yeah, that's government overreach and now this is a perfect metaphor for what? What's gone wrong with our centralized government? And look, that there's some truth to that, too. That's why this whole libertarian narrative appealed to so many people. Is. Yeah, we see the incompetence of government. We see the evil done.
02:15:53 In the name of government, this is, you know, the maanu worldview or the parts of it that makes sense to a lot of people, right where he says, oh, yeah, you know, they they force you at the end of a gun and and, you know, people make those same arguments when they talk about forced integration in the South. You know, that it was the federal government doing this.
02:16:12 You you can say that and be right.
02:16:16 But it was a total meme. It was a total meme to push.
02:16:21 Push it. It was. It was, I think used to. Well, it was used. They made Trump memes out of it.
02:16:27 That was it was totally. I'm not only this manufacturer, I think that really happened, right? I'm not saying that they they.
02:16:33 Faked it, but the.
02:16:34 Reason why you.
02:16:35 Heard about it?
02:16:36 Was it got pushed and promoted by people? It was very it was very politically advantageous to have that narrative.
02:16:46 Because that was the whole promise that the Trump campaign was making, and they're all, you know, we're gonna, we're gonna slash the government and make sure the government, you know, and and and of course the second they get elected. But then we might take your guns we might take your guns with no due process.
02:17:05 You know, we might do that. We might just decide you're a danger to yourself and others.
02:17:08 And just take your guns.
02:17:10 Uh, but we won't shoot your squirrel in.
02:17:12 The face, which we'll probably.
02:17:14 Do that too, like that's not going to change.
02:17:19 So anyway.
02:17:24 Let's see here. Glad of the fake home of the gay.
02:17:29 Do you ever just think that you are foolishly committed to this black Pilled brand? Does the old adage, whether you believe you can or can't you are correct have?
02:17:40 No meaning at all.
02:17:41 Uh, no, because I'm.
02:17:44 I'm been right.
02:17:47 I've been right every time.
02:17:49 And and I'm. I'm looking at it. You have to zoom out the graph. I know where this is headed.
02:17:56 If you think that.
02:17:57 We're on the the.
02:17:58 Verge of a new awakening, right? And that white people are going to reclaim our countries and drive all the Browns out, and we're all going to move to Mars. I mean, and I'm the delusional 1.
02:18:15 I I'm I'm somehow creating and it's not a brand.
02:18:19 That's the other thing too. Is people always. I hate it when people say that, like, ohh real on brand. They're so used to people. Well, that's what it is. It's like a job, right? Like the daily wire is brand would be Israel like that's their brand.
02:18:35 You, you you know what they believe on anything related?
02:18:39 To Israel, it's always going to be pro Israel, regardless of the situation, right?
02:18:44 Because that's why they exist.
02:18:47 I don't have a a motive like I don't. Do you think I want? I want there to not be mass deportations.
02:18:56 No, I'd love there to be mass deportations. I'm just telling you that there's not going to be mass deportations because they're not. And I'm, by the way, I'm not the one causing that. It's not like Oprah's the secret, you know, like, I'm not manifesting.
02:19:10 The lack of mass deportations.
02:19:15 You know that's not me.
02:19:17 Believe it or not, I don't have. I don't have some kind of magical control over the events.
02:19:24 That are happening around me.
02:19:27 And it's just that there's it's quite the opposite. I I want. I want there to be have good things happen.
02:19:35 So I I mean I don't understand like.
02:19:40 Like I don't like. Unless you're. Unless you're saying that I'm the one causing these things to happen, or that I'm lying about them.
02:19:49 You know, I don't think you have a point.
02:19:52 Like this is not me again. I'm not making Trump pick ****** people.
02:19:58 I just knew he would pick ****** people.
02:20:01 So whether it's on brand or not to say Trump's gonna pick ****** people and then he picks them I.
02:20:06 Didn't make that happen.
02:20:10 Ah.
02:20:14 Anyway, blood and Biden.
02:20:29 Blue and bottom Lauren Southern got hauled in front of a Canadian Parliament committee recently.
02:20:35 Because of tenant media.
02:20:37 One should live on. The committee, was worried that Lauren wanted to do another Shoah merely because Lauren had interviewed Alexander Dugan once.
02:20:49 When I first started reading that, I thought you going to say something completely different about what Lauren Southern got hauled in front of.
02:21:03 Just based on some other things that came out today.
02:21:11 Uh, but yeah, yeah, she's uh.
02:21:16 Yeah, she's something else, huh?
02:21:19 Brother, he says. Uh, good to have you back. Well, I appreciate that.
02:21:25 ****** McGee says Trump is basically slow legal mass invasion. Campbell has fast illegal mass invasion, basically slow death by 1000, cuts versus death in an extreme way, but rapidly fast. There are your two options. I'll say it again, America is 58%.
02:21:44 Are European ethnic non Hispanic?
02:21:46 Panic these four years are going to be crazy. Well, that's The thing is, is Camelot would be turning the heat up on the frog too fast.
02:21:55 And Trump won't be.
02:21:57 That's the big difference. It's funny, cause everyone knows it, right? Like it's it's cliche. Everyone knows it. Everyone knows the the the boiling frog thing.
02:22:07 Everyone knows it, so I don't know why it's.
02:22:09 Hard to wrap.
02:22:10 Your head around it. I don't know why it's difficult to to understand.
02:22:16 I don't. Yeah, I don't see.
02:22:17 Why this is tough to to figure out.
02:22:22 What I was saying about this.
02:22:25 Before the election.
02:22:28 Uh.
02:22:30 It wasn't tricky to feel like it wasn't hard.
02:22:32 To.
02:22:33 To work through.
02:22:36 But you know, whatever.
02:22:39 It's fine.
02:22:41 It's fine cause it's inevitable, right? Like it's just I'm. I'm just trying. Look, I'm trying to manage this. I'm trying to manage the decline in a way that's as as less lethal than white people as possible.
02:22:56 I'm I want the outcome for when when things happen.
02:23:01 With elections and everything else, I want the outcomes to be as positive.
02:23:05 Or at least.
02:23:07 As as.
02:23:09 Little damage like I wanna manage the damage. I wanna. I wanna do damage control. I wanna. I wanna try to manage the the harm.
02:23:17 The level it's always there always. There's always gonna be harm to the white people, but I want. I want to be as and I want.
02:23:22 To minimize it as much as possible.
02:23:26 And I think Trump is.
02:23:28 Is going to be more harmful.
02:23:32 Ultimately.
02:23:35 Endless War says thanks for making life more tolerable. Also, Bruce Willis was appointed the spokesperson of President Bush's policy.
02:23:43 This is what it was.
02:23:44 Promoting adoption of foster care for children, I I knew there was something.
02:23:52 I knew I wasn't just making that up. I knew there was like a thing, cause there was like a photo op. I I.
02:23:57 Could picture it in my head.
02:24:00 Because I remember I again. I remember watching on Fox News. I was like a kid.
02:24:03 And I were thinking like ohh he's an actor. What? I thought all the actors hated Bush like, you know, I was like, that's how young I was.
02:24:10 But that's why it's stuck in my head. It was like, Ohh, an actor that doesn't hate Bush.
02:24:16 So that's probably what it was. It's it was because it was something stupid like that. It was some meaningless thing because I think at the time I asked my mom or whoever was, you know, it was my dad. I was like, you know what, what does this mean? And they were basically God stupid and like, OK.
02:24:34 Let's see here.
02:24:37 Land of the fake come of the gay. It's not a matter of shifting the Overton window. It's a matter of white race awakening.
02:24:45 Well, exactly. That's what's gonna wake up whites faster is is not gonna be Trump. They're gonna be playing defense. They're gonna be coping for Trump.
02:24:56 At least look.
02:24:58 Even people that will eventually come around, and they will.
02:25:02 There are people that will eventually come around.
02:25:05 They're people who were very upset with me pre election.
02:25:09 Who might not not ever apologize?
02:25:13 But we'll come around because they're not dumb. They got they got swept up in the.
02:25:19 In the kool-aid River, the the, the, the, the Red Maga, kool-aid River.
02:25:26 And.
02:25:28 They will. They'll come around.
02:25:31 Not immediately. Some some are actually already kind of coming around. In fact, it's a little stunning how quickly some people are starting to put it together.
02:25:40 Some won't.
02:25:43 You know, like I said, there's still, there's still cue cards out there. There's still people that think that Trump was secretly president during the Biden administration.
02:25:53 Now that's a small number of.
02:25:54 People, but a bigger, bigger than you would think.
02:25:58 So there's there's look, there's gonna be magnetars that are rah, rah, maga no matter what, that's the whole problem. That's the whole that's that's the issue.
02:26:11 Drain the Zog bog.
02:26:17 He told baby.
02:26:20 Drain the soggy bog says. I think the snip ***** hate whites because as a group we are the most interconnected and collectively conscious. Thus there is a threshold of JQ awareness.
02:26:35 I'm seeing videos about the filthy Talmud on YouTube.
02:26:39 Thank you for all you do. I think I I think I think they see us as a as a competitor.
02:26:46 And they have historical chips on their shoulders.
02:26:51 You know, especially for the Roman Empire, they've got a hate ***** for.
02:26:55 The Roman Empire.
02:26:56 In the United.
02:26:56 States is essentially the new Roman Empire.
02:27:00 Our love and division.
02:27:05 As far as.
02:27:06 I can see.
02:27:06 Where?
02:27:13 Devon, as founding stock, you have the right to reset America.
02:27:18 What would do?
02:27:23 I'm not sure you're.
02:27:25 Are you asking like if I was, if I had like?
02:27:28 A magic if I have The Time Machine then I can go back.
02:27:32 Or if I could fix what it look. Basically it's demographics, that's the biggest thing. That's the biggest ******* thing.
02:27:41 A lot of this other stuff.
02:27:44 I feel like we can work.
02:27:45 Out.
02:27:46 I would get rid of.
02:27:52 Let me, or maybe not like 100%, but I would make it. I would. I would in the Constitution make it so we had to stay.
02:28:00 At least 95% wide or something like I think. In fact, I think the Australian constitution had something like that at one point before they changed it.
02:28:09 And I would. I would make it so Jews were not allowed to have any kind of.
02:28:15 Influential position anywhere like in media, government, education.
02:28:22 You know, preferably that they wouldn't or they would just be banned from the country.
02:28:28 If you made those two.
02:28:31 If you just made the Constitution in racial, very racial.
02:28:36 Make it so the Bill of Rights and all those things only applied to.
02:28:43 Descendants of the the founders or or again like if you talk about if you had a time machine versus now, how do you how do you fix it now?
02:28:53 Yeah. I mean, there's no, there's no quick fix. There's no quick fix answer. I would just say the, the, the, the quick, the the quickest answer I can come up with is have racial components to the Constitution that would solve a lot of these problems. How about that?
02:29:08 Colonel Edward says, hey, Devin, have you ever seen the believer? It has some of the most. Yeah, it did a whole whole video.
02:29:15 On it.
02:29:16 Has some of the most or on those, not most on the nose Nazi trips I've ever seen, but I'm curious about the true story. The movie is loosely based on.
02:29:28 Something seems odd about the Jewish neo-Nazi story. Yeah, they're like a whole.
02:29:43 There's a video on on bit shoot and on. I think maybe on rumble.
02:29:49 And deaf and Odyssey, it's called the most Jewish movie ever made. And that's my video about the believer.
02:29:58 It's old. I did it years ago.
02:30:01 But if you look on bit shoot, the most Jewish movie ever made.
02:30:05 In fact, you need to go to my channel on bit shoot. It's on the sidebar is one of the more popular ones.
02:30:11 And it's it's gotta be an odyssey, and it's probably on rumble.
02:30:18 Ministry of Truth says you are right about the Jamaica, my wife and baby almost got Jamaica on the way to the doctor's appointment. A Mexican ran a red light.
02:30:30 Yeah, it's going to get. Look, that's the other problem is.
02:30:34 A lot of those kinds of problems that we get from the Mexican immigrants are not going to be solved by bringing in the higher IQ like projects. It's not like projects are are better drivers.
02:30:50 OK, so some of the same issues that you get with the low IQ immigrants, you're also going to get with.
02:30:56 The high IQ immigrants.
02:30:58 They're just going to be able to.
02:31:02 See, that's the other thing.
02:31:02 Too.
02:31:03 Is they're going to be able to lower the requirements of how high IQ, these quote UN quote, high IQ units have to be.
02:31:09 Now that coding is mostly or a lot of it is utilizing AI.
02:31:15 Or at least that's how a lot of projects are coding these days. They're just telling AI what to do and then sort of fiddling.
02:31:21 With it to make it work.
02:31:23 The the the quality.
02:31:24 Of person is going to go down that they need to to run a lot of this stuff.
02:31:31 But glad you're glad your family is safe. And yeah, you're gonna have to.
02:31:37 That's just. That's the reality. That's the Jamaica reality.
02:31:44 Pride Assassin says walking my kids to preschool. Yeah, I know. I had just gotten custody and was working two jobs. My 4 year old pointed to a neighborhood watch sign and said Dan, does that say no black people? Kind of. Yeah. Kids know things. Happy Thanksgiving.
02:32:01 And thanks for what you do. Well, I appreciate that. And uh, yeah, like the sign does kind of, doesn't it? Let me neighborhood watch sign.
02:32:12 Do they still have the same logo that they used to?
02:32:17 Well, no, they they made it. It's an old timey.
02:32:22 It's like an old, tiny burglar. They make it so it's like a 1930s burglar.
02:32:33 I mean the.
02:32:34 The figure is black, but I mean.
02:32:37 He's also wearing a trench coat.
02:32:41 It's it's like it's like an old 1930s mob movie villain. Let me let me pop it up.
02:32:46 Here.
02:32:51 It's like I have this old timing GPS. There it is.
02:32:57 And when you turn like it's from like.
02:32:58 The.
02:32:59 I don't know. Maybe.
02:33:00 The.
02:33:01 Early 2000s.
02:33:03 And when you turn it off it it's like it does this little logo of like, an old timey burglar, still like to remind you. Ohh, don't leave it out. It'll get stolen.
02:33:11 And it's the same ****. It's like this 1930s, you know.
02:33:16 Let me see if.
02:33:24 I don't know if I can find it.
02:33:27 I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I just looked up GPS robbery. Logo. Maybe I'll take a picture of it, but it's like it does. Like this. Don't leave in your car. It'll get stolen kind of thing. And it looks like this. You know, the old timey.
02:33:42 The old timey burglar.
02:33:45 That hasn't existed since, like the 1930s.
02:33:51 Let's see here Bessemer, 72 says Hi Dan and I was whining to my little brother about something and he replied Trump will fix all that. So I sent him the meme showing Paget's.
02:34:02 In the UK.
02:34:03 Now own more property than Brits told him that's Trump's plan.
02:34:08 Also want want to tell you about the house renovations going on in Canada?
02:34:13 They're flipping houses in the bedrooms with a communal kitchen. I was looking on Zillow, for instance, 1000 square foot home, had 13 bedrooms and a kitchen +2 bathrooms, another 1200 square foot, 10 bedrooms, more and more popped up. That's crazy.
02:34:33 Yeah, makes sense.
02:34:36 They're in part the Third world literally become the third world.
02:34:41 A lowly, scribing God's army right to keep and bear arms has always been my main political concern. Prior to the famous January 6th there was there was a yearly gun rights demonstration in DC where people were beginning to dare to bring their guns. But it hasn't happened since January 6th. Well, there you go.
02:35:02 Yeah, January 6 scared a lot of people.
02:35:05 Pride Assassin says hit the fire button fagots.
02:35:09 There you go.
02:35:11 See, that's not me.
02:35:11 Telling that that's that's someone else.
02:35:15 Can't hugger says currently making blueberry pancakes while getting my dose of black pills. Could Sunday morning be any better? Greetings from Germany. I actually bought a bunch of berries today. I bought raspberries and blackberries.
02:35:32 Big thing of them.
02:35:35 But yeah, blueberry pancake sounds good.
02:35:39 Hammer head cow. Hello, Devin. Ah, God. Do I hate entertainment. I met James Kahn once and I couldn't remember who he was. Whatever. The Godfather was a good film, but it's still ********. Going to have to catch your stream tomorrow. Thank you ever so much for your work that you do.
02:36:00 RIP Ursula Haverbeck a great woman, agreed. Agreed. Yeah, I'm not saying that like you can still enjoy movies. In fact, I think it's.
02:36:09 It's good to at least uh.
02:36:12 Like you don't want to just totally.
02:36:15 Cut yourself off from culture, right and.
02:36:18 You need. You need to have a.
02:36:20 A discerning of of enough palate.
02:36:25 To know when they're trying to ****, **** you and and and and and avoid stuff like that I guess, but.
02:36:32 There are still good movies out there.
02:36:35 Another a lot of them are degenerate in one way or another, but that's.
02:36:38 Just the way it is, you know.
02:36:42 Mr. Charley says good evening, Mr. Devon, and thanks for always excellent content. Well, I appreciate that Claude firmly says when nationalists get power in European nations after they shut down the borders, kick out all the troublesome non whites and give their people free speech and gun.
02:37:01 Nights, they should next start making funny racist cartoons like.
02:37:06 I think you mean Murdoch, Murdoch. They need to pay the creators a lot. Like half, $1,000,000, actually they need to 1st create effective pro needle programs, then do all the other stuff and then create the funny racist cartoons. It'll be a nice reward of the people for doing a good job.
02:37:27 Anyway, love you, Devin. Yeah, that's the problem is in order. Making good stuff like that. It's it's it costs money.
02:37:35 It costs money.
02:37:37 And in fact, I would even say a lot of what perpetuated the leftism, if you will, of Hollywood for so long, is that that everyone in that town knew that was the politics of the of the producers, the directors, the studio, heads, everyone. And so if you, if you were a right winger in Hollywood, you and you wanted to stay in Hollywood.
02:37:58 You just shut the ****.
02:37:59 Up. It's not like there's something inherent.
02:38:02 In in left wing people that make them better at art or better at storytelling or better at these things that you could say there, you know there is a little bit of a A.
02:38:19 A creative.
02:38:23 You know, because of the two.
02:38:24 Hemispheres of the brain.
02:38:25 Right. Like they say that if you are.
02:38:29 Right brained in your left hand.
02:38:32 You're also more likely to be an artist or have some kind of creative career versus if you are left brained and right-handed, which is most people where you're going to have more of an analytical kind of a brain, you know more of like an engineer, kind of a brain, right?
02:38:52 And look, I'll tell you because I've noticed it myself, even though my background was in design and art.
02:39:03 A big part of.
02:39:04 Why I was able to excel?
02:39:07 Was that a lot of my work required the engineer part of the brain, right? Using the software I sucked at. If you gave me like.
02:39:20 Like some oil paints and said paint me something I wouldn't be able to do it.
02:39:26 I mean I it would look like.
02:39:27 Garbage it.
02:39:28 Would look like garbage because.
02:39:30 I didn't have that talent like, yeah. And I had friends that I worked with. They could just draw, like, you know, a pencil and paper. And they could draw like a photo. And it was just it always. I was really jealous, actually. I was always like, oh, man, I wish I could do that.
02:39:45 Those people tend to have, I think they're more right brained.
02:39:52 And I'm I'm I'm pretty left brained I think, and I think a lot of right wing people are pretty left brain. And so there is there is that there is that. But at the same time it's not like you can't and there's lots of.
02:40:10 People that I worked with, that they weren't just like left wing political nonsense robots that, but they.
02:40:18 They they played along because they knew that's that was the power structure there and all it would take would be right wing billionaires who didn't want to micromanage the projects into the garbage that we, you know, like Mr. Bertram, you know, into where it's just like this very literal garbage.
02:40:38 Product that's made for stupid people. If instead they just became like the way the left does it right where.
02:40:45 They just fund.
02:40:45 You and then they have festivals, right? So they'll give you money based on like a pitch and they're relatively hands off. They let the director.
02:40:55 Do what they want.
02:40:57 And then they present their movies and film festivals.
02:41:01 And then.
02:41:03 The most impactful, the most successful.
02:41:08 Pieces are the ones that are rewarded with even more money and they, you know, they go. So they go on to make more projects. And so that's how it's it's kind of.
02:41:19 You get the talent moving their way up the the ladder because it's.
02:41:24 There is a little. Then there is a an element of competition to it. There's an element of there is a meritocracy to some extent. I think the reason why in fact, there's less like a lot of the stuff. There's a lot of other reasons. But one of the reasons why it is kind of.
02:41:38 City.
02:41:39 And not as good these days as there is less of that now, right there is less of this meritocracy stuff in the in the big budget films and in television. But at the same time, anyone can make a.
02:41:53 Yeah, everyone's got a camera in their pocket now and everyone's got access to, you know, creating their own YouTube channel or whatever. And. And so yeah, there's there's no reason why we can't just have, like, Elon, I wish that he would just buy a studio or create a studio.
02:42:10 Yeah, just start producing, especially he's already got X, right? He wants to get X to be like the the Super platform that does everything.
02:42:19 Why not have movies on it?
02:42:22 Yeah, he wants more video on it.
02:42:28 Prior Assassin says brands are for the cattle.
02:42:32 And Claude Fermi says you missed my first $5 super chat.
02:42:40 Where?
02:42:51 I don't see it.
02:42:59 I'm scrolling through all of them.
02:43:09 No, I don't. I I don't have a.
02:43:12 I've got the two that I just read and then this one you just sent.
02:43:18 I'll refresh it, but I don't see.
02:43:25 Another one. Ohh great. Now it's doing this stupid. Doesn't want to refresh. Honestly performance may be degraded. You can.
02:43:32 Use.
02:43:37 I guess he might be choking. I don't see anything.
02:43:42 I'll tell it. Well, that's doing its nonsense.
02:43:44 Thing we got a big donor over on rumble.
02:43:50 Troublesome boy with the *** ****.
02:43:53 Don't know.
02:43:55 Children's today we'll be reading.
02:43:57 The best Christmas ever. I started to look with.
02:44:02 The magic *****.
02:44:05 Sure.
02:44:12 Where did the snowman go? Christmas ever.
02:44:31 All right. Troublesome gory says. Thank you, Sir, for the beautiful black pills. Overdue tip. Also, I was reading the story bonfire of the Vanities. Cool back story I.
02:44:43 Think it?
02:44:44 I think you meant.
02:44:44 To say story you put some.
02:44:48 ****** movie worth worth they look into. Yeah, actually, I read the book.
02:44:55 Oh.
02:44:57 Like 10 years? It like a long time ago. And I saw the movie.
02:45:01 Also, a long time ago, the movie was not good.
02:45:05 In fact, I saw that I I think I watched the movie because I read the book.
02:45:10 And was very disappointed in the.
02:45:14 In the movie.
02:45:15 Haven't I covered it though to some? Like I remember kind of covering it like cause.
02:45:21 Yeah.
02:45:24 That's one of those movies where I'm not sure if I actually did the stream on it or if I watched the.
02:45:28 Movie again, it was kind of just like.
02:45:31 Because it wasn't as good as the book, the book was much better at kind of talking about the.
02:45:37 You know, like the race, the racial power.
02:45:43 You know, differences between the groups and the interactions between the different groups.
02:45:49 You know, they had like, they like, you know, the character is obviously based on, like Jesse Jackson or whatever. And then they had.
02:45:56 The Jews and the you know, the so you had like the Jews and then you had the Wasps and then you had the blacks and you had like, the the Italians, I think. And it's been a long time. So I read the book. But that yeah, it was. It was an interesting.
02:46:12 Based on true, well, I don't know if it's based on true story based on true dynamics within.
02:46:18 New York, but the movie was kind of a let down, which is odd because they put a lot of money smear. Bruce Willis, I think he's in it, right.
02:46:26 Bruce Willis is at it and Tom Hanks.
02:46:30 And yeah, I'd have to. I'd have to. I don't remember if I if I've all the way gone through it, or if I just mentioned.
02:46:38 It on the string before.
02:46:40 But it's a good book. It's a much better book than it is a movie. OK, I'm. I'm refreshing the.
02:46:46 OK, the Odyssey finally. I'm going to check one more time.
02:46:52 Claude for me, but I don't think it's here.
02:46:59 Then we got.
02:47:00 Grand playing games size matters. Rivers of Blood, Gorilla hands. Gorilla hands.
02:47:06 Tomato, potato. Nagger. Oxtail. Front rock. Paladin. Land of the fake. Come the gate. Private weed. Wheat bread, warrior.
02:47:18 That's a new that's new. I was like, did I read that one land of the fake home of the gay land of fake home of the gay gluten Biden, Brody ****** McGee, Endless war, land of the fake, come of the gay drain the Zogg Bog?
02:47:37 Love and division Colonel N word. Ministry of Truth, Pride assassin Bessemer, 72 lovely scrubbing, God's army. Cloud swarming. OK, maybe. Oh.
02:47:48 Is this one?
02:47:50 No, this is the one. It wasn't here. I swear to God. I just went through this and it was not here. So maybe when it maybe Odyssey's having issues, I'm gonna go through and make sure I.
02:47:59 Didn't.
02:47:59 Miss any other ones too. Compare the new norm and the Daily wire cartoons to something actually funny like Murdoch, Murdoch and the humor disparity is insane.
02:48:09 I don't even agree with Murdoch Murdoch on Hitler or National Socialism. I'm not a ***** liberal or anything. I just have differences in opinion. Still, Murdoch. Murdoch was hilarious. Yeah, Murdoch. Murdoch was way funnier than yeah, than anything that the daily wires ever made.
02:48:27 Whatever we'll make. And that's because they weren't trying to hit you over the head with the idea they were trying to be funny. They were trying to tell a story.
02:48:38 It was very.
02:48:39 South Park, in a way like they would they would mimic.
02:48:43 Like what? Well, all what South Park did is they would structure the episodes based on, like, an 80s action movie or, you know, a A tried and true formula already, right? They would find a, A, a story arc and they would mimic it and then they would then they would add in their, you know, poison pill or whatever, right.
02:49:04 And.
02:49:05 Murdoch Murdoch did the same kind of a thing where they would mimic an existing anime story or 80s movie cop movie or, you know, whatever they would, they would mimic a story structure that was already proven and and they would parody it. They would make fun of it, lampoon it the same.
02:49:24 Way that South Park.
02:49:25 You know would do.
02:49:27 And so it was already funny for the for those reasons, right? Like it already had that part of it was already funny and, you know, and in fact, one way you could could have done it with saying Mr. Bertram, right. So Mr. Bertram is obviously looks like Family Guy, right. So if.
02:49:47 If all they had done.
02:49:49 Is make it look like as long as they're already going to make it look just like Family Guy. If they parodied Family Guy like they made fun of some of the things that Family Guy does. That's very cliche, you know. Well, like South Park did once South Park made a whole episode making fun of Family Guy. You know, same thing. And I don't know how much mileage.
02:50:09 You get out of that, but if you if you know, or if you did something like, you know you made made fun of.
02:50:19 You know other movies that left US movies that already existed, right? Like you could make fun of new new leftist movies that would come out and and copy their storyline. And again, that's that's something that South Park did right. They made fun of.
02:50:37 Then they they had an episode called Dances with Smurfs.
02:50:41 That was making fun of avatar because and they were making fun of the idea that Avatar was literally dances with wolves only with blue people. The Blue Indians instead of, you know, Native American India.
02:50:54 And so that was.
02:50:57 You know, that was that was uh.
02:50:59 Part of the joke. But then I I'd have to go back and rewatch that episode, but I promise you, there's probably some other libertarian thing ******* sprinkled in there.
02:51:08 And that's something too is.
02:51:10 They didn't do it every episode.
02:51:13 In fact, you could even say to some to some degree Murdoch Murdoch didn't even do it. Every ex.
02:51:18 So.
02:51:19 Murdoch Murdoch wasn't constantly like there were some episodes where, like, yeah, they would throw Hitler in there, but not like they weren't being preachy about it. You know, I.
02:51:28 Mean it was more of like a joke.
02:51:30 And that's why it had wider appeal. So yeah, I mean.
02:51:35 But that's the thing. They'll they'll never just give someone like that money. They'll never just because they want to control it.
02:51:41 The people with money when it comes to like the daily wire or when it comes to any of any of these outlets that have money that get money from rich billionaire Jews or some donors or wherever they they the that money is is.
02:52:01 They're paying for something. Those donors are paying for control over the message, and they're not going to be, like, with the dynamic between South Park and, say, Comedy Central was was totally different, Comedy Central said. We're going to give you money, make us episodes.
02:52:22 Now they would. They would censor certain things or tell them, ah, well, you can't. You can't say that or you can't do this, or this is too edgy. You have to edit that out. They they might give feedback like that. The network did do that like a couple of times.
02:52:40 And and even with with bigger shows like with The Simpsons, even would have network sensors.
02:52:48 They had to.
02:52:49 Work with that's. You know, that's a different relationship, though, than like in. In the case of Mr. Bertram, I promise you.
02:52:58 There's.
02:53:00 You know what? There's there's, uh, money Jews that are trying to dictate the episode or trying to do.
02:53:07 Tate.
02:53:08 The storyline or the narrative of each episode so.
02:53:12 Right wing people have a hard time just giving money.
02:53:17 Without, because that, that's. That's why you think the the conversation always goes back to economics.
02:53:23 These these so-called right wing people that we have on our side right now are soulless ******* money fagots. That's all they care about.
02:53:30 And so if they're paying for something, they want to get something in return. That's how their brain works. They don't. They're not the kinds of people that donate to the arts as an example, because they see it as a waste. They're throwing money away. They don't see the, the, the, the benefit. And unless, of course, they get to dictate what the art is.
02:53:49 And I can tell you this just from doing.
02:53:52 Freelance work over the years. For occasionally you'd have to do political ads right? And it I hated. I hated doing political ads for Republicans. I hated it because they would make it. They would again, they would. They'd want to backseat Dr. the entire process.
02:54:14 And make it ******* gay and stupid. And in the handful of times I made ads for, like, a libertarian. And I think maybe when I was when I was stuck.
02:54:26 Because I worked for someone else, so I had to do, I think, a couple of Democrat ads, very hands off, very hands off.
02:54:34 All right. We got one last one. Have her comment? Don't. Hey, Devin. Good. Stream is always good days ahead. Also, it doesn't matter if Democrats or conservatives win in the end, it still means white people getting ******. Well, that's like, oh, that's a good, good thought to end on.
02:54:51 It doesn't. Well, it doesn't mean that it means that.
02:54:53 In the short term.
02:54:55 But we do win.
02:54:57 We, we you can't just in fact, I'll be the first one to make fun of the kinds of people.
02:55:02 That say, well, don't worry guys. God wins.
02:55:05 It's like, well, I mean.
02:55:07 Did God win World War 2?
02:55:12 Like sometimes it takes 500 years for God to win. OK, so you can't just be like, well, God wins. So it's fine. It's like.
02:55:20 You know, but.
02:55:22 But I do. I do think that I wouldn't. Look, I wouldn't have a preference for white people and I wouldn't love white people if I didn't think that we weren't going to survive this.
02:55:31 If I thought we were just going to get selected out and that was it.
02:55:34 I mean, I'd probably be a race mixer or something. Why I would jump ship, right? Why not? Yeah. If we're just gonna disappear anyway.
02:55:47 I don't know. I I just wouldn't. Yeah, I wouldn't. I certainly wouldn't go through this. I wouldn't. I wouldn't.
02:55:53 Look, it would be like if you can't beat them, join them kind of a thing, right? Go, go, go. Maybe I would go. I'd go be a a maggot hard. I'd just make a maybe. I'd. I'd make cue videos.
02:56:06 No, but I I I think we're worth saving and I think that we we we you know I I have faith in in white people I feel like we're.
02:56:13 Going.
02:56:13 To we're going to.
02:56:14 Get through this. It's just going to be a rough Rd. It's going to be it's going to be a.
02:56:18 A bumpy ******* Rd.
02:56:20 And.
02:56:22 Hey, hang on. Hang on to your seats, folks. Cause. Uh.
02:56:27 Because I I I plan on going right through.
02:56:29 It and we.
02:56:30 Got one last one coming in over on Rumble from.
02:56:35 Or.
02:56:36 Or mag. I almost wanted to say origami, but it's Ormond game.
02:56:42 Or Magni or magami. I don't know. Our greatest allies saw the 10 Commandments only applying exclusively to other Jews and still to this day thou shalt not kill than Israel's murder. The philistines. No sin. Well, that's The thing is they have different rules.
02:57:03 That supersede the 10 commandments, like thou shalt not kill unless it's to protect Jews, and thou shalt not steal unless it's from a golem. You know. I mean, look at look at all the loopholes.
02:57:16 They they they try to come up with, even to this day, these these Orthodox Jews and all their stupid little loopholes, they used to get.
02:57:23 Around the laws.
02:57:25 That these are not these are not God fearing people. These are not people that that even think that highly I.
02:57:30 Mean what kind of what?
02:57:31 Kind of respect. Can you have for a God that you think that you can trick by?
02:57:36 Not flipping a light switch, but instead of covering a light bulb up with like a cup or something.
02:57:41 I mean like ohh not really turning.
02:57:43 It on and off. It's like is. Is your God that stupid?
02:57:48 Is he I mean?
02:57:50 Or or or. Are you that smart? Maybe that's what it is. They just think they're that much smarter than God. Maybe they.
02:57:55 Yeah.
02:57:57 But anyway, all right guys.
02:58:00 Well, I will probably see you on Thanksgiving and maybe even a stream before then on someone else's channel.
02:58:07 But I I appreciate you guys hanging out. I was gonna not stream tonight.
02:58:10 Because like I said, I was.
02:58:12 Feeling kind of **** and sniffling and.
02:58:17 Scratchy because of the the allergies, but it's not so bad and I'm glad. I'm glad. I'm glad we were able to do this and look forward to some of these.
02:58:29 I think Saturday might be the might be. Well, I don't know. Maybe do the South Park one Saturday or maybe we'll see how long it takes me to watch more of these. I don't even know how many episode they've made. So many is the problem. I'm. I'm not. It's not going to be one of these like deep dive on South Park because it there's like what, like 25 or 30 *******. I mean, how many is there now? How many seasons?
02:58:48 There's so many, there's no ******* way, but I'll. I'll probably do like a handful. Like. Oh, here's some. Here's some South Park. Here's some libertarian episodes.
02:58:58 Anyway, all right, guys. Oh, we got one last one over on rumble. Rough beef says I donated 2 million million dollar extreme for World Peace Season 2 after they were cancelled from Adult Swim.
02:59:17 You donated to them after they were cancelled.
02:59:23 Well, wait, isn't aren't they making a season 2? Isn't Sam high? Just making one? I've never. I don't think I even saw season 1.
02:59:33 I obviously I know who Sam Hyde is and all that stuff, but I've I've never been like a big Sam Hyde guy, so I don't know. I I know that he was making something else.
02:59:41 And aside from the fish tank stuff.
02:59:45 But yeah, I don't know. I don't know. Never. Never really got into those. Those videos I've seen clips that are funny, but I've never actually seen.
02:59:55 What was on Adult Swim or not like that? All right, guys. Anyway, I'm get out of here. Hope you guys all have a wonderful rest of your week. We'll see you on most likely on Thanksgiving in the meantime.
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