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IRAN WAR DAY 12: Strait of Hormuz CRISIS, NO END IN SIGHT | America First Ep. 1655
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Good evening, everybody. You're watching America first. My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. We have a great show for you tonight. Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Wednesday. We have a lot to talk about tonight, lots to get into. Big show. Our featured story. We're covering day 12 of the war in Iran. It just keeps going, closing in on a second full week of conflict. And tonight our featured story is all about the emerging energy crisis with no end in sight. And this is something that we've talked about, we've been talking about and this is something also that we knew would happen. When you go to war with Iran, the first thing they're gonna do is close the Strait of Hormuz. We know that that has literally been the dynamic for 45 years. You go to war with Iran, it's gonna shut down all the energy trade coming out of the Persian Gulf. And this is a big problem, huge problem for everybody, not just the United States, but the entire global economy. It's acutely a problem for the Persian Gulf countries. The Gulf Cooperation Council. Well, surprise, surprise, we launched our war with Iran with really no plan here, no clearly stated objectives, no mission, no plan, no strategy. To the extent that they had a plan, it was to bomb Iran very quickly, topple the government and leave. Hasn't happened. And now they don't know what to do. They don't know where it's going to go and they don't know how to get out of it and they don't know how to win it. What is happening in the meantime is, is that the Strait of Hormuz remains closed and there is literally no end in sight to this crisis. Today, just today, Iran began mining the Strait of Hormuz, meaning putting sea based explosive mines in the very narrow Strait of Hormuz. They say that at least 10 mines were deployed, but it could have been more. These are very expensive and time consuming to remove. Very destructive and damaging for U.S. naval assets. the same time, Iran launched ballistic missiles hitting two tankers in the Persian Gulf and also striking oil infrastructure in Bahrain and Iraq. So we've hit Iran with everything we have. We hit him with everything. We got 3,000 targets inside of Iran and we sunk over a dozen other ships and we destroyed their regime targets. The Supreme Leader, we blew up all their ballistic missile launch platforms. There are estimates that we destroyed 85% of their missile arsenal. But day after day, Iran is still launching drones missiles and now minds to shut down shipping in the Persian Gulf in the Strait of Hormuz. And as Long as the war goes on, the strait remains closed. As long as the strait remains closed, the world economy is on the brink of collapse. And the only thing that's holding that off is the release of oil from strategic oil reserves all around the world. In the United States, they just made the decision to open that up. 200 million barrels of oil, actually closer to 300 million barrels of oil from our strategic petroleum reserve. So we're going to talk all about that tonight. We'll talk about the energy crisis. It is just a disaster. There's no other word for it. This is just a completely unmitigated disaster. It's a catastrophe. Not to be overly negative, but I, I don't know what the positive angle is here. Totally preventable, foreseeable. And yet we walked into it all the same. Uh, so we'll talk about that. We're also gonna talk tonight about some new polling. This is maybe the worst part about it. All of the opinion polling and surveys show, and this might surprise you, or maybe it won't, but the number one demographic that supports the war in Iran is actually self identified MAGA Republicans. So when you break it down, it's anywhere between 25 and 40% of the overall American public that supports the strikes. Depending on the poll that you're looking at. At the low end it's around a quarter. At the higher end, it's about 2/5 public support. But the demographic cohort that supports the war the most is actually MAGA Republicans. Would you like to know how many MAGA Republicans support the war in Iran? 90%. 90% of self identified MAGA Republicans support a war in Iran. Now, during the 2024 election, I warned about this when I predicted that Trump would plunge us into a war with Iran. One of the problems with this, I said even then, is that it may be inevitable that we go to war, whether we get Kamala, whether we get Trump. But the acute problem with Trump bringing us to war is that because it's him, everyone's gonna support it. All his supporters will support it. Arguably more people objectively will support it overall in absolute terms. If Trump is the one that brings us there, why is that? Because Trump has a fanatical cult like following. Because a Trump victory will breed complacency. It will re entrench the establishment in the system. It will rebuild their credibility and trust in the institutions. Had Kamala taken us to war, who would buy into that? Not the anti war Democrats and not the anti establishment Republicans or anti Democrat Republicans. If Kamala takes us to war. She does so as a candidate or a president who has never won a primary or caucus in a presidential election, who I don't think even half the country would believe she legitimately won the general election. So who would support that? Who would support somebody like Kamala taking us to war with the kind of shenanigans that were pulled during the previous election with Joe Biden being what he is and then dropping out and then this convention where they forced her into the nomination. Who would be supporting this? Probably nobody. Probably a very tiny cohort. But if it's Trump, they're all gonna be in favor of it. Now, up until this point, that was maybe impossible to quantify. We, it was a lot of what ifs and hypotheticals and intangibles. But now we have the data now as clear as crystal clear as day. You can see 90% of MAGA Republicans are supporting a war with Iran for no reason other than Trump is the one who brought us there. And this is a particularly sinister betrayal because this whole movement was about opposing never ending wars. That was the whole premise. I thought that was the whole point. The mag movement was animated from the very beginning and inspired by opposition to endless wars in the Middle East, Jewish wars, neocon wars, wars for Israel. Trump in 2016 had the unpopular position of being against the wars and then launched a coup, a hostile takeover of the party to take it in a more America first direction. Ten years later, anybody that might've been anti war, anybody that might've been America first has now been firmly delivered back onto the Republican plantation with all the other Zionists, all the other evangelicals, the chicken hawks, the Vulcans, whatever you want to call them. Now everybody supports war. So where is the right wing populism that's against this stuff? Uh, it went extinct. All it was starved of oxygen. It was skin suited, replaced, destroyed. And now what you have is a pro war MAGA Republican movement. If that doesn't prove that Trump is a liability, I don't know what does. But that, that'll be our other story. We're going to get into all of that pretty amazing stuff. Before we do, I want to remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble. Smash the like button. Leave a comment, let me know what you think about the show. Our merch store is back online. Go to Fuentes store, get your America first hats, T shirts, sweatshirts, quarter zip flags. It's all there. 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I try not to get annoyed. Sometimes I crash out on them. But the bonus is really that you get all this extra content probably every day or every other day. There's another 20, 30, sometimes 40 minutes worth of content in there. Voice messages, other things. Uh, so I think it's worth it. Check it out. America First Stop plus. Okay. With that out of the way, we're gonna dive in. I actually have one other story for you. Before we get into the main stuff, I just want to follow up on the story from yesterday. So yesterday we, we did a little compare and contrast between these two big policies that we're getting in 2026. And they are, on the one hand, this war in Iran, which, as we'll talk about tonight, is really not that popular among the broader electorate, especially among the young people, and the policy of mass deportations. And I pointed out how, I pointed out last night how the war in Iran is a very unpopular policy. It's really gonna damage Trump and the Republicans in the midterm elections. Not just because the war itself is unpopular, but it will also have ramifications in the country. There is this energy shock, which will cause inflation. And you already have a problem with inflation. We have this persistent chronic high inflation problem which Trump has been struggling to get us out of without getting us into a stagflation situation. Um, we wanna have economic growth, we wanna keep inflation under control. It's a very delicate balance. We have to calibrate this. And in the middle of an already bad economic situation, now you have arguably the worst oil shock, energy shock, maybe in Modern history since we started extracting and using oil. So on the one hand, we have this extraordinarily unpopular policy. It is a clear loser. It's a huge stinker for the midterms for more reasons than one. And yet we're full steam ahead. We are all in. We're just doing it, we're fully sending it. No one even seems to care about that. There's no plan, no end in sight, deeply unpopular, and it seems that the media's in favor of it, the deep state's in favor of it, there's no protests, and Trump is all in on it. On the other hand, you have mass deportations, which is what Trump actually promised, and it's the inverse. This is a policy which actually was extraordinarily popular. It was not executed efficiently or competently. It's become less popular. And now because it is not so popular, arguably that's the pretext. Now the Trump administration is winding it down and withdrawing and backing off. And to me, this is just the essence of this administration. This is the essence of the Republican dilemma, the Republican problem, which is that the voters want a nativist agenda and the donors want a neoliberal, neocon agenda. And the Republican politicians, they need both the voters and the donors. But when push comes to shove, who do they really prioritize? The donors. Every single time. Literally every single time. And on an issue like Iran, something they campaigned against, something that's unpopular, the politicians will serve the donors. And on something like mass deportations, which the voters and the public are maybe ambivalent about, it was more popular. Now it might be less popular. Who do the politicians prioritize? The donors. The donors don't want mass deportations. That is going to affect their bottom line, that's going to affect their profits. It's going to affect aggregate demand. They don't want mass deportations. So we don't get em. And we've talked a lot about this in the past, but I wanna go back on this tonight a little bit because we're actually getting more information. So yesterday we had a story from the weekend that at the annual Congressional retreat held by the Republicans in southern Florida over the weekend, you had the Deputy Chief of staff, James Blair, he, he spoke to all Republicans in the House and told them stop running on mass deportations. He said it's too unpopular, it's a losing issue. He said, don't even use the phrase. He said, we're just not running on that. That's not one of our issues anymore. Mass deportations are effectively over instead, we're running on deporting violent criminals. Now, we had that yesterday. And that, that's a pretty stinking statement. That's a pretty bad statement. And again, that came from the deputy chief of staff. So it's not like this is an anonymous source. It's not like this is an unnamed advisor or some low level person. This is the deputy chief of staff. This is someone that's running the White House and he's telling all Republicans, stop saying mass deportations. Pretty big red flag. Well, in case you needed any more information, we actually have more on this subject. This just came out in the New York Times today. So not only did James Blair come out and say this, but actually the speaker of the House, Republican Mike Johnson, said the exact same thing in a public interview. So we had some anonymous sources claim about this retreat over the weekend, that James Blair said this in a closed door meeting. And that's pretty bad. Again, that's the deputy chief of staff telling the House Republicans, we're done. Well, since that has come out, now there's reporting that the speaker of the House, the actual leader of the Republican conference in the House, Mike Johnson, did a panel, did an interview at the same event and said the same thing. He said, yeah, we're recalibrating, we're restrategizing, we're done with mass deportations. What's more, it gets better. Donald Trump was at the retreat. They say that last year all he talked about was mass deportations. All he talked about was immigration enforcement. They said this year, didn't even talk about it at all. Didn't talk about it at all. So in last year's annual Republican retreat at Trom Doral, they discussed the big beautiful bill and it was all about ICE and mass deportations, this sort of thing. This year, Trump goes in nothing. You know what he talked about? He talked about the SAVE act, which is voting reform and transgenders and girls sports. And I don't know about you, but to me that makes it even better because think about what he wrote about transgenders. We talked about this, I think on Monday or Thursday, what he wrote about transgenders is we're gonna ban the gentle mutilation of children in these gender reassignment surgeries unless they have parental consent. Now, that would be bad enough by its own, but that is what we are getting instead of mass deportations. So Trump and Mike Johnson and the deputy Chief of staff, they go to the all Republican retreat and in a word, they say, we're done. No more mass deportations. Don't say it. Don't use the word. We're recalibrating. We're changing the strategy. We got nothing to say about it. And what we're gonna run on is voter ID and banning transgender surgeries for children unless they have parental consent. We're getting that instead of mass deportations. Like, you can substitute them out. Because Trump knows the base wants immigration enforcement. They also recognize, currently it's not polling very well. They want to drop it. So they say, hmm, how do we keep the very conservative Republicans voting for us? What red meat can we throw in front of them so they'll still have an appetite? Oh, I know. Trannies and voter id and voter id. Honestly, who gives a fuck about trannies? Seriously, what is the bigger problem in America today? Is the bigger problem that somewhere out there there's like a guy in a wig at a bodybuilding competition? I don't care about that at all, to be honest with you. I do care about the fact that I'm being racially and ethnically replaced in my own country. And in real time, I would rather live in a 90% white community and there's an all gender bathroom than live in a 30% white community. And they're doing their Indian holidays and their stinky food and they don't speak English and they're annoying as fuck. That's sort of what the whole Trump movement was always about. And on the transgender thing, it's not even going all the way. It's just. I don't even know how that's a victory. All they're even doing is enshrining genital mutilation for children as long as the parents are okay with it. It's actually a defeat. We're actually going backwards on the issue. This is. I'll read it to you. This is the story. This is from the Times. I'll give you the actual quote. It says, House Republicans sought to use their annual policy retreat near Miami this week to articulate a legislative agenda that could broadly appeal to voters ahead of midterm elections and present an optimistic front. But in the middle of the gathering, Speaker Mike Johnson acknowledged a vulnerability. President Trump's immigration crackdown has alienated voters, and his party is now in need of a reboot on the issue. A reboot. It reminds me of, remember the press secretary under Biden when she kept saying, circle back, so there's deliverables and we need to circle back. And I'll get back to you on that. And is my mic on? It's like this office, like NPC talk this like, NPC Zoom call. Office worker meeting. We need a little bit of a reboot. This is the quote from Mike Johnson verbatim in an interview on stage. So they're not even hiding it. Okay? This is not even a secret. They're just saying it openly. Mike Johnson says, quote, we've got a little hiccup with some of the Hispanic and Latino voters for certain, because some of the immigration enforcement was viewed to be overzealous. Little. Little bit of a hiccup. Little bit of a hiccup with the Hispanics. A little bit of a hiccup with Hispanics. Say it ain't so. Oh, I really thought we were gonna get him this time. I really thought we were gonna get the largest deportation operation in American history. Oh, no, not like this. Not like this, Mr. Trump. Not like this. Senor Trump. Little bit of a hiccup with the Latinos. He goes on. He says, and you know, everybody can describe it differently, but here's the good news. We're in a course correction mode right now. We're going to have a new Secretary of Homeland Security. Thank. Oh, my. I'm so happy. I'm so glad that we're walking back from our 230,000 deportations for the year, because that was too extreme. We took it way too far when Trump deported merely 700 people per day. When he deported a quarter of a million people after 10 million settled here in one year, you know, that was way too far. That was. I voted for mass deportations, but not if a liberal protester gets shot in the street like a dog. That was way too far. Here's the good news. What did he say? Here's the good news. We're in a course correction. Ah. We're correcting our error. 230,000. Too many deportations. Good thing. We're correcting course and doing a U turn. And thankfully, we'll now get fewer deportations. We already got fewer than Obama's first year in office. Now we're gonna get even fewer. We're gonna get even less than that. Great. Gr. You're right. That is good news. Thank you. Now maybe we can salvage the Latino vote. So awesome. Uh, it goes on. It says, this came hours after top Republican officials advise lawmakers in a private meeting, which we covered yesterday, to stay away from discussing mass deportations of illegal aliens as they campaign for reelection. Mr. Johnson, in particular, made public a private concern voiced by lawmakers that the administration's tactics had alienated Hispanic voters who shifted toward Mr. Trump in 2024, potentially sending them back into the arms of Democrats or prompting them to skip voting in battleground districts where Republicans need their support to hold the majority. Even Mr. Trump steered clear of his harshest language last year when he addressed House Republicans at their retreat. Mr. Trump spoke at length about mass deportations and immigration enforcement. This year, he spoke only in passing on the topic, calling briefly for limits on sanctuary cities and for a law preventing undocumented immigrants from getting commercial driver's licenses. And Mr. Trump scarcely mentioned deportations or border security as he rallied the party, making his central policy demand a law focused on restrictions on voting and restrictions on transgender Americans. Oh, come on. Come on, guy, say it ain't so, say it ain't so. Bag stays on. Look at me, I'm a Trump supporter. Look at me, The MAGA hat stays on. I'm not gonna chimp out. I'm trusting the plan. Don't be a panic. Oh my gosh, does it get any worse than this? Somebody tell me how. Actually don't. All you gotta do is wait. All you gotta do is wait more time and surely it will keep getting worse. And so how's about that? I remember, first of all, I told you this during the election. And, and by the way, I said exactly this. I said, even if they try to deport anybody, you know what's gonna happen. Joe Rogan's out because he don't wanna see mass deportations. You start physically removing millions of people, everyone's gonna see that. You can't do that quietly. You can't do that peacefully. How are you gonna get a million people out of the country that don't wanna leave without violence? Okay? W. Without anybody noticing? In order to do that, you literally have to go door by door. You need to be patrolling the city, looking for illegals and chasing them like a cartoon. You literally have to run around Home Depot parking lots saying, are you illegal? Do you speak English? How literally, how else are you gonna do it? And you're gonna literally need to grab em by the. And throw em. Pause. Throw em into the back of a truck. It can't be subtle and it can't be. It can't be hidden. If you wanna get a million people out of the country per year at a minimum, you're gonna need to be driving the paddy wagon around the biggest cities in America for throwing dozens of Mexicans into the back of a truck saying, where's your citizenship? Where's your. Like that's just what it is. And people are gonna freak out and people are gonna say, hey, this is too far. And liberals are gonna throw themselves under the treads of the tanks and their heads are gonna explode. Okay? You're gonna get lesbian poets and male nurses that are totally insane, and they're. They're gonna wanna be martyrs and they're gonna throw themselves in front of the patty wagons filled with Mexicans and their heads are going to explode when they get run over and it's gonna be on TV and everyone's gonna freak out. Like, that's what you're in for, obviously. How else is it gonna happen? Are you gonna teleport them? H. How else are you going to do it? Like that has to happen. So obviously a guy like Joe Rogan doesn't have a stomach for that. Nobody does. Liberals don't and Hispanics don't. So I said, we're gonna get to the midterms. It's gonna be 2018 all over again. Kids in cages. It's the Gestapo. Trump is literally Hitler. And because Trump is a cuck, because he is a. He is going to totally back down. He will respond to public pressure. He'll respond to the bad favorability and approval numbers. He will cave to the Republican conference. They will beg for mercy. Republicans were already fighting an uphill battle to keep their majority and not lose a ton of seats just because of systemic factors, historical factors. They're gonna plead with Trump. We need. We need relief from this. Politically, we're hurt by this. And Trump is gonna fold. I said he's gonna fold because we're losing Hispanic voters. We're losing the podcast. Bros. Wall street and little tech won't stand for it. That's exactly what happened. That is exact. We can now say as of today, that has happened in the past tense. Because I actually got insider information I actually got insider information straight from Homeland Security itself. You know what the new policy is? And. Okay, this is from inside the admin. You want to talk about our guys in the administration? This is from people in the admin. Going forward, the mass deportations, they are actually officially over. Going forward. The only people that will be deported. This is straight from Homeland Security are people with a prior criminal record, people with DUIs, people that committed violent crimes. That's it. And actually, the Trump administration struck a deal with the state of New York and the state of New Jersey that they're only going to deport people from prisons. You know how that works. Somebody commits a murder, they get arrested by the police, they go to jail. When they get booked at prison, the state determines they're illegal. They don't have citizenship. It is only at that point that ICE is called and that person is removed. No more patrols, no more raids. No more. Do you speak English? No more. Where's your proof of citizenship? All of that is done now. That's over. Mass deportations, it's not just over in terms of the messaging from the campaigns. It's over as a policy, and it is March. Okay, take the date. It is March 11, 2026. How long did that take? It took a year and a month. A year and a month for us to shut it down. You know the rolling daily average for the past seven days? I. I got this from the source. It's 900 apprehensions per day. 900 apprehensions per day. That's the rolling average for the week. So that's gonna be fewer than 350,000 for the year. So we had two 30,000 last year. Mass deportations are already over. We're gonna get fewer than 3,50,000 this year. We're at the midway point, let's say, by 2027. And you don't even have half a million people removed from the country in the whole second term. It's already done. And I don't know what else to say other than I told you so. I told you this is what would happen, because obviously, it's so clear to me. It. It really wasn't obvious because everybody really thought it would happen. They were clearly delusional. They drank the Kool Aid. They engaged in magical thinking. They didn't think it through, they didn't follow it to its logical conclusion. And so they voted for something that they didn't understand, and now they're just getting screwed. We're getting everything we don't want and nothing that we actually want. Arguably, this is the one issue why you wanted to vote Republican. Isn't that what everybody says, that we had to vote Republican because of immigration alone because the alternative would be more illegals and amnesty. Well, what happens when a president is elected on a platform of mass deportations? He tries it, instantly backs away, fails, ends the policy. What would you call that other than an effective amnesty? Can this ever be tried again? And if so, by whom? Who's going to do it? Trump got shot in the head when won the popular vote on a mass deportation platform. By the way, every year, our demographic erasure gets worse. The electoral winter of non whites outnumbering whites and the associated political effects, that gets worse. So if you run in 2024 on mass deportations and because of A fluke. You win and you try it and it's so unpopular and you cave and, and it's seen as a huge political catastrophe. Uh, how then does that happen in the future? Is anyone gonna run that in 28? Why would they? They're not running on it in 26. How can they? And how could they win on that? If Hispanics voted for it in 24 but they won't vote for it in 26, they're gonna vote for it in 28. And how are we gonna need Hispanics less in 28 or 32 then we needed them in 24 when there's going to be more of them, which with every passing year. You see, this is what I'm talking about. This is the problem. And now that we've had a Republican administration that started it and didn't finish it, started it, was incompetent, inefficient, made a mess of things, failed. Now this issue is poisonous, it's toxic. And the Democrats are always gonna be left of Republicans on immigration. And who's gonna be right of Trump within the gop? Nobody. So because the Trump administration tried it and failed, it may never be tried again. And if it's never tried again and you're not gonna massively deport people, then what? What is gonna happen to them? It's a simple answer. If you're not deporting them, then they're not going to leave. And if they don't leave, they're going to stay. And if they stay in perpetuity with no legal residency or citizenship, then what is that? It is an amnesty. You got an amnesty. You voted for mass deportations. You got a mass amnesty. You voted for mass deportations. They tried it. They the bad because they wanted to please everybody and have it all ways. They wanted to perform the deportations without actually doing them. They wanted to satisfy the nativist voters without upsetting the Wall street firm owners that employ the illegals and depend on them for consumption and demand. All they did was off the left. All they did was agitate the media. They never believed in it, had no intention of follow through. And so when the pressure came, automatically caved. It's now a toxic issue. If they can't accomplish it, no one can. Or at least it becomes less likely with every cycle. If it's a dead issue, they're not going anywhere. They're effectively amnestied. That's how you get a mass amnesty. And I told you that's exactly how it was gonna play out in 24 and now here we are. What's the excuse? All along the way, as we were witnessing this, it was literally a slow motion catastrophe. Like we watched it unfold in slow motion like a sinking ship, or like 9, 11, like a building collapsing. It started when they appointed Kristi Noem as Homeland Security Secretary. And you go, she's gonna, she's gonna finish the job. That's gonna be the one who forces 10 million people out of our country at the, at the end of a gun. At the end of the barrel of a gun. Okay, maybe I don't think so. Then, remember Tom Holman came out and said, well, we are gonna start the deportations on day one. And, and then nothing happened. And they said, Ah, day two. And then on day two they only arrested 300 people. I think they arrested like 205 or something. And then they got it up to like a thousand. And then they just stopped reporting the numbers because they couldn't keep it over a thousand. And then they started suppressing the statistics because they were not deporting anybody. And then one of the detention facilities was raided and nobody was even there like it. This has been happening then in Minneapolis. They totally backed down, they totally retreated. And you add these people on Twitter saying, no, no, this is all part of the plan. No, it's five dimensional chess, really. It's a war of attrition. And here, you know, it's about supply chains. And you know, Trump is doing this, that. No, they were retreating, obviously. Obviously. Cuz they always do. And now here we are. Now you got it from the full lineup from James Blair, Mike Johnson and Trump. They're all at the retreat saying, it's over, it's over. We're recalibrating, we're course correcting, we're rebooting. No more mass deportations. Don't say it, don't campaign on it. It's a stinker. We're losing Latinos. And then Homeland Security Council comes down and says, we're only deporting people with a prior criminal record. But pursuant to what Trump has been saying, if he'd been paying attention this entire time. And, and, and by the way, okay, so we're not campaigning on it. We can't do mass deportations. We gotta win the election. Let me ask you something. When Democrats win the house in 2026 and they get seated in 2027, do you think it gets easier to do mass deportations or harder? What's going on? As we speak, Democrats have literally shut down Homeland Security because they wanna force the White House to make concessions on deportations. They wanna force the White House to make ICE take off their masks, stop doing raids without a warrant, stop doing patrols, wear body cameras, among many, many other restrictions that will effectively inhibit ICE from deporting anybody at all. Democrats are doing that as a minority in the House and the Senate. What happens when they take over the House? Well, they can shut down the entire government. They're gonna impeach everybody. They're gonna shut down the whole government, and they're not gonna open it up until the mass deportations are, are just totally finished, until they can't be reconstituted and they're never coming back. And then that takes you to 20, 29. And. And that's it then? That's it. Okay. Four more years. It'll be different this time. It'll be a golden age. We could just do things. We're gonna have a unified executive, unitary executive theory. We're gonna schedule f 50,000 people. And. And then what? And then what? We're gonna have ice cream for dinner and we're not gonna have a bedtime. And then what? We're gonna ban homework and we're. We're gonna put McDonald's in the cafeteria. Like. But this is what people really believed, you know, they really thought it was gonna be like that. Yeah, well, no, I don't think so. And now people are getting on my case for saying, we gotta vote Democrat. They say, no, we can't possibly do that. That's a bridge too far. I'm always ahead of the curve. Okay, two years ago you said, I'm not gonna sit this election out. We gotta vote. Now people are saying, you're right, but vote Democrat. Way too far. What are you gonna be saying in 28? We should have voted Democrat. You know, like, I don't even know what I'll be saying in two years. Two years. I'll be like, we need to attack the electrical grid. That's a joke. I'm not actually gonna do that. But it's like at a certain point we gotta switch it up, change it up. How can anyone tolerate this? And. And anybody that made excuses for this, they just need to feel bad. You need to feel bad about yourself. Fuck you. You are stupid. I. I'm sorry to be so negative, but it is hard to overstate. What a toxic influence. Excuse me. Toxic influence. These influencers have been on the right wing electorate because it. You really are a psychic victim. If you were on Twitter following Jack Posobic and Andrew Iskar and Andrew Torbaugh and captive dreamer and John Doyle and these people were filling your head with this propaganda. Oh, when Trump says he has no plan to deport anybody other than violent criminals, he just has to say that. Cuz it's the general. That's a throwaway comment. Like those people were, they were telling you to stand down, they were gaslighting you and they told you, well we'll, if we run into problems, we'll deal with that later. And, and, and even through to February, when we were pulling out of Minneapolis, they were saying no, there's no retreat in Minneapolis. What are you talking about? It's going really well. It's hard to overstate the damage that is being done by these people. And that is why they have to be brutally humiliated and mocked and, and shown that they are fraud. Shown that they are wrong. You cannot listen to these people. We tried it your way, didn't work. You got what you wanted. You got everything you wanted. The Republicans won the House, Senate, White House. Trump got the popular vote, won the electoral college. Actually expanded on his victory from 16 by winning Nevada. You got everything you wanted. What's the, what is the fucking excuse now? You got $200 billion in the big beautiful bill for mass deportations, Cuz remember, that was the excuse. They said, well, we don't have the personnel, we don't have the infrastructure. We, we can't just deport everybody. It's only been a day, it's only been a week, it's only been a month, it's only been six months. You know, our guys are pushing really hard. They don't have the tools necessary. Okay, well you got $200 billion. We cut Medicaid, cuz that's a political winner. Let, let's cut healthcare for poor people to pay for the Gestapo. You got $200 billion for mass deportations. You hired 10,000 ICE agents, you're rapidly expanding the detention facilities. And then you just gave up. So like what's the excuse now? It's so, it's so bad and it was so preventable. And I told you, I told you. And you want to know how I knew? Because it happened already. It already happened. All of this happened in the first term. And many of you just weren't there. Many of you just got red pilled after the pandemic, got red pilled later. So you didn't live it. I lived it. I was 18 when Trump got elected the first time. And I was like all of you, all the shit they're saying now. I was saying then the Difference is Trump was an unknown quantity then. It was the first time It. It was unprecedented. So I Remember back in 2017, I was one of these people, we gotta vote for Trump. If Hillary gets in is World War Three and blah, blah. Okay, that was me. We gotta vote for Trump. He's gonna save Western civilization. He's the God emperor of mankind. And then when the rubber met the road in 17 and 18, I was making excuses. Well, we need to pass the tax cut so we win the midterms, and then we'll get the money for the border wall. And, oh, you know, Trump is trying, but he's getting bad advice. It's bad personnel. It's Republicans in the House and Senate. We. We did all of it. We watched this movie. It happened exactly the same way to a letter. And then we watch whole thing fall apart. We were coping until the very last day. Here's how we could still turn it around. Here's how we could still salvage it. And then we watched with some curiosity in the interregnum to see if Trump would fix some of those flaws. If he was punished, he was gonna come back harder and more intense. And, you know, knowing how Washington works with the right people and. And it was obvious that had not. He had not changed fundamentally. He threw out Project 2025. He's working with Miriam Adelen. He goes on the all in podcast. He appoints JD Vance. The rhetoric was what it was. It was obvious it was gonna be a. A repeat, a rerun. And now all that was remaining is for us to just watch it get set in motion. Now here we are. Now it's 2026, and mass deportations are over. So, like I said, I. I await. I await. What is even the argument now about Trump? People are saying, oh, some people are saying right now it's okay that we're at war with Iran. I don't care that much, because immigration's the only thing that matters. Okay? But he just gave us an amnesty. Like, there's no deportations even happening. So what are you talking about? Do you know that? But by the way, you know what's really funny? Do you know that after we bombed Iran last year, they deported a million people? Look it up. After we bombed Iran In June of 2025, the Islamic Republic of Iran deported a million people. It's like Iran is deporting more people than we are while we're bombing them like they're. They're at war with the world superpower, and they managed to deport more people. It's Crazy. So anyway, so that I don't wanna go too much about. Like I said, I only wanted to talk about that a little bit. But it just goes to show, how much rape can you take? How much of this are you willing to tolerate? I feel like I'm going crazy on this show because like, what am I? People say I've changed. I, I sold out, I'm a liberal, blah, blah. I'm the same guy for 10 years. I don't wanna go to war with Iran and I do want mass deportations and nativism. Like it's all of you people that are coping and bargaining. Oh well, you know, it's better than the Democrats. Well, you know, he did say Iran can't have a nuke. Well, even if we're not deporting anybody, at least he secured the border. And by the way, regarding border security, highly overrated because that's another, that's another rerun. Trump promised to build a wall. Why does it matter? Because a wall can't be taken down. We have an, you know, the illegal immigration problem, it's calculus. You've got the rate of people that are coming here and, and then you actually have the area under the curve of, of the amount of people that, that remain here. So it's like a million people come this year, a million people come the next year, a million, you have 3 million people there now. So it's not just the rate at which they're coming in, but it's the amount of people that, that are actually here now in the first term. Trump said, we have a lot of illegals here and a lot of illegals coming. We gotta deport em all and build a wall so they can't keep coming in. Now why do you build a wall? You build a wall because it's a physical structure that, that actually prevents people at the atomic level from crossing the border. They can't bypass a physical structure. You know, if you have a 30 foot concrete wall with barbed wire and turrets on top, like they're, they're not going to be able to get through that. They'll bump into it, it will repel them physically. What's the difference? If you don't build the wall and instead you create a regime or of executive orders and say we're going to, from a policy point of view, force you to stay on the other side of the border. We will not permit you to enter at a port of entry. We're going to change the asylum rules, et cetera, et cetera. If you make it a policy Wall. Well, inevitably what happens is that a Democrat gets into office and just undoes it. If you make 10,000 executive orders that slow down illegal immigration, the Democrats are gonna overturn 10,000 executive orders and they're gonna open it up on day one. That is what happened. Trump said, I'm gonna build a wall so that it can't be taken down, it can't be undone. The illegal immigrants will indefinitely be repelled from the country. Well, because he failed that gave us 10 million illegals under Biden. That's a direct consequence of his failure. He didn't build the wall. So because all we got was these Covid era executive orders temporarily keeping illegals from pouring in, all Biden had to do, the auto pen had to do is sign a bunch of counter executive orders. And 10 million came pouring in because Trump didn't build the wall. And now think about how much worse the problem is. We're 10 million to the worst, plus all the illegals that came in under Trump, which was quite a few actually, in the first term, and now they say, well, but Trump has closed the border. Okay, but it's the same problem. They're gonna do it all over again. If a Democrat gets in, they're gonna let him in again. And there are more illegals here now than there were when we started. So it's all worse. It's all worse. That's the point. So, you know, people say, well, at least the border's secure. Yeah, for now. It's gonna be secure for what, another two and a half years until it isn't again. We didn't vote for Trump to get like a three year break from getting raped by immigrants. The border's been wide open for like 50 years. We didn't vote for a four year reprieve, four year coffee break. We voted to build a wall to permanently stop it. We voted for mass deportations to undo the, the damage that has been done. You, you can't just stop the water from pouring in. You have to bail out the water. And, you know, so as far as I'm concerned, and, and I know this is gonna be super controversial, and then we're gonna move on. As far as I'm concerned, the immigration issue is over. I know that's controversial. I know you don't like to hear that, and I know what people are going to say, but as far as I'm concerned, it's a dead issue. Maybe there was a time when we could have stopped it. Maybe there was a time when we could have built a wall. And deported everybody. But that time has surely passed. And Trump blew it. Trump blew it. Both times. We had a chance. If they got. If they got it together in 16, they could have built the wall. They could have deported a bunch of people. They didn't. Uh, we had our one last chance. We had one last shake. In 24. He got elected in the popular vote. For whatever reason. It's cultural, it's the pendulum, whatever you wanna say. He got back in, even with Hispanics, and he made it a poisonous issue. And now I don't know that it's ever gonna go back in the other direction. I. I don't know that that'll ever happen. And even if it does, it's almost too late. It's almost too late. Um, the damage has been done. It's set in. And now we have to change how we think about the issue. That. That old America, heritage America, sorry, it is dead. I know people don't like to hear that. America's not gonna be a Norman Rockwell painting. We're not gonna be a republic, not an empire. Uh, it's done. It's done. And we lost. Okay? You had 30 years to get your act together between Pat Buchanan and, and, and Donald Trump and Ann Coulter and all these different nativist groups, and it just never materialized. And I think that's finished. And I think that now what we're playing for is to regain control over our empire, to try to improve the quality of life within the empire, to try to ameliorate the worst effects of diversity. Honestly, I think it's time for a little dose of reality, but because at this point, I'm gonna. Gonna say something else you're not gonna like. Immigration is becoming one of these issues that is used almost exclusively just to trick white people. It. It is the McGuffin. It is this thing that we are always chasing, always trying to get, always elusive. We're ignoring everything else in pursuit of this thing that we're just never gonna get. And so, for example, Trump brought with him in this administration all these corporate raiders and cronies and plutocrats. He brought with him all the oligarchs and the Zionists and Jared Kushner and wars for Israel and digital currency and Palantir coming in on the heels of Doge. All these different things, they're so bad. It's like, we're gonna not have privacy. We're not gonna have a Fourth Amendment. The military is banning anthropic because they wanna militarize. Chat GPT. We're at war with Iran, you. You got this big, beautiful bill, which is a monstrosity. We're moving towards digital currency. Tether is in the White House. You got the coins being sold by the. By the Trump family. So many horrible things have been unleashed. And all of you, all of you white nativists are. Are willing to take it all, swallow it all, because you say, well, as long as we're doing something about immigration, and you go, are we doing anything about immigration? What are we doing about immigration? Is it really worth it? They go, well, anything is gonna help. No, I don't think it is. I mean, there, at a certain point, you have diminishing returns. You have a. A concept of marginal utility. If you got 50 million illegals. No, I'm sorry. Deporting 400,000 doesn't do a thing. We have 30, 40 million illegals. We're bringing in millions of legal immigrants. What we're playing for is to remove 300,000 people per year that we're gonna kill everything else on that basis. War with Iran. Big, beautiful bill. No restrictions on AI. All of that for. For 200,000 deportations. And you're seriously gonna tell yourself every little. That's delusional. That's totally insane. And it doesn't even matter, because in four years, eventually we're gonna get another Democrat, and they're just gonna undo everything we did a thousand fold, like what Biden did. So, being perfectly honest with you, and again, you're not gonna like this, but you need to hear it. So much of the nativist politics, it really is a race hustle. It really is. And it doesn't mean that I don't believe in it. I. I think immigration is ruinous. It is terrible. It has objectively destroyed our quality of life. It is alienated us within our own country. It is a disaster. And if I could wave a magic wand and undo it, I would do that in a second. You know, I do think that this is a white country. I do think this flowered from European civilization. I wish it was still that way. Okay, with that being said, these issues are being used to get us angry. These issues are being dangled in front of us, always out of reach, no intention of following through so they can distract us and get us angry so that we will not pay attention to and ignore everything else. And then in the end, we don't even get what we're promised. That is what it feels like to me. And I don't think it's a coincidence that Stephen Miller has become the embodiment of of this kosher nativism, this kosher white nationalism. I think about American Renaissance with Jared Taylor where they'll never criticize the Jews, but they're pro white. And I like Jared and I like American Renaissance and they do great work. But that is the program there. And it's the same at V Dare. V Dare. Very, you know, Peter Brumalo, very articulate, great show on Tucker. But it's sort of the same story there. At their final conference, they wanted to have Ashley Sinclair give the closing keynote speech. That's the program among the wide identitarian crowd. It's very kosher. They all glaze. Stephen Miller and he's out there agitating for war with Iran. His wife is on Piers Morgan bitching about how her Jewish children are victims. And so look, Jews play every side. They will play the black side, they will play the Muslim side. And, and yes, they will play the white side too. They, they will play up the civil rights struggle of the Negroes. Black power, brother. Yeah, you know, we're. If you're not free, none of us are free. They, they'll play up the black struggle, they'll play up the Muslim struggle. They'll make Hollywood movies about Islamophobia while their boys are bombing them in the Middle East. And yes, they'll play up the white thing. What do you think that doofus Jake Lang is doing out there in New York City when he goes on Laura Loomer show LARPing like he's some white Christian nationalist out of a Netflix show. He's, he's literally like the Hollywood villain that we have seen in SVU for the past 10 years. The hacker known as 4chan. He's literally the archetypal Hollywood villain, the MAGA era, white nationalist, Christian nationalist. He's playing that character marching around New York City talking about lovers and, and saying. And doing Roman saludes. Go back a pack. Muslims are goat. It's literally a character. And they, and that's a very ham fisted, very obvious version of it. But that's what Stephen Miller is. That's what Trump is, that, that's what all of this is. Dangling that issue in front of you. So, so all these chest beating white people that, you know, white pride and this and that are gonna get sucked into a political agenda that, that contains the seeds of their own destruction, the germ of their own destruction. You know, that's what it appears to be to me. And that's what happened here because during that election, that's all they talked about. Mass deportations, Haitians Are eating the cats and dogs? Have the Haitians been deported from Springfield yet? Like, honestly, that's all I have to say. Do you remember during the election when they said they're eating the dogs or eating the cats? Haitians invaded. Have the Haitians been removed from Springfield yet? You have. There have even a hundred of them been removed. Do you remember when that story came out and that became a big thing? That became a touchstone in the election and every Jag off with the camera deployed to Springfield to interview people and do like their own Vice documentary about it. Have any of those people been removed? No. Have any Somalis been removed? No. No. It hasn't been solved at all and it's not going to be. So what did we actually vote for? Who is getting what they wanted here? You have to see this. What's the argument? And, and when you press these people on it, you know what they say in the end? They go, well, Lisa's better than a Democrat. You go, what? The Democrats are more progressive than they've ever been in history. So you're telling me this entire movement was about being this much better than the worst, most progressive Democrats ever? That's what it was all. Why would anybody even bother? I would've just been a lawyer. I just would've gotten a job. Why would anybody fight or bleed or sweat or do any of it? Sacrifice it. It has turned us all into a joke. We were all fools, all of that. We were used marching and yelling and campaigning and protesting and whatever. Free speech, martyrs and warriors, all of that. So we could be, what, better than the most progressive anti white Democrats in history. So what? I mean, probably Ted Cruz would have been too, and so would Marco Rubio and John Kasich and any one of them that ran in 16 and any one of them that ran in 24 too. So why do we do all of this? We did all of it because we actually wanted a revolutionary change. And if that's not happening, then I'm out, Period. If you wanna be some, you know, you wanna go and rub shoulders at some DC sucking fuck at cpac. I'm sorry to be vulgar, but it's what it is. You wanna go to CPAC and act like a big shot and go to Media Row and be the, the biggest thing in the conservative ecosystem and you just wanna make a paycheck, okay, I mean, I think you're just a, a loser. But I got into this because I actually wanted a cultural, political, revolutionary change. It's not, it's not being delivered clearly and this immigration issue, it at this point it may be putting us to sleep more than it's waking us up to tell you the truth. But that's that I do wanna move on. I wanna get into the situation in Iran and more to that point, I don't know that we'll even get into the energy crisis. We sort of already know about that. I wanna talk about this polling because thi this is goes hand in hand with everything I just said. So we now have the official public opinion polling on the war in Iran. And would you be surprised to learn this is the biggest insight in my opinion, that the demographic that supports the war the most is actually MAGA Republicans. This is the data from NBC News. I'll just read it outright and we'll discuss it. It says, quote, a majority of registered voters disapprove of President Trump's handling of the situation in Iran and believe the US should not have taken military action against the country. According to a new NBC News poll, 54% of voters disapprove of Trump's handling of Iran compared with 41% who approve a similar share. 52% versus 41% say the US should not have taken military action. The results show clear if expected partisan polarization over the issue. An overwhelming majority of Democrats, 89% say the US should not have struck Iran. Among independents, 58% believe that as well. Republicans are overall more supportive of the strikes. 77% say the U.S. should have struck Iran, 15% disagree. But there is a significant divide between Republicans who identify as MAGA and those who do not. A full 90%. 90% of self identified MAGA aligned Republicans back the strikes with only 5% saying they don't think the strikes should have been launched. Among Republicans who do not see themselves as part of MAGA, they are more divided with 54% supporting the strikes and 36% against them. NBC News poll also found a deep divide over the Iran war by age with younger voters far more sour on the strikes than older voters. Two thirds of voters under 35 say the U. S should not have struck Iran. It's about 50, 50 for every other age group. Voters with college degrees are about evenly split over the strikes. Those with bachelor's or postgraduate degrees overwhelmingly believe the US should not have struck Iran. Now to me this is just the nail in the coffin because maybe it needs to be said. It's sort of sad that it does. When you go back to the original MAGA movement, when it all started, what this whole thing is about. Trump came down the ESCALATOR and among other things, the biggest, most poignant thing he said is that the war in Iraq was a mistake, that we should put America first, that we had been fighting never ending battles that we had no business fighting. We have gained nothing from it. It's cost us a fortune. Americans have died, we haven't even achieved our goals, he said. And so this welfare warfare thing, invade the world, invite the world. The neoconservative agenda, he said, this is a failure and we need a change. He said we need an America first nationalist foreign policy. And his credibility on the issue came from the fact that he was one of the earliest critics of the Iraq war in 2003. And whereas the Republicans at that time wanted to cast Donald Trump as a Democrat and say that he's not a true conservative, he's not of the establishment, he's not a loyal member of the movement, Trump flipped that on its head and said the Republican establishment is corrupt too, and that maybe Trump doesn't fit into that mold. But that's a good thing because Republicans are losers and they have been pushing America last policies with the Democrats. And whether it's Clinton or Bush, Obama or the other Bush, you're getting the same globalist policies that put Americans last. That was the genius. That was the vision of Trump, one of the Trump 2016 campaign. Now, at that time, that was actually an unpopular position. In 2016, when Trump first ran, 86% of Republicans had a positive view of George W. Bush. And more than 70% of Republicans believe that the Iraq war was a good thing, that we achieved our objectives and that we had won. So when Trump came down the escalator, let's think about it in these terms, relative to the rest of the party, he was progressive. And by that I mean he was pushing the right wing forward. He was a new wave politician. He was introducing a refinement, maybe a realignment, a new development. So whereas Republicans were stuck and they had lost and they, they still embraced this catastrophic war, which wasn't even really conservative, when you think about what conservatism is, this is a war that was fought for what, For Israel, for oil, for defense contractors? Take your pick. It was fought for everybody other than Americans, and that's not conservative. And so relative, relative to the electorate and the movement and the party establishment, Trump was further to the right. Trump was an accelerant, a progressive. And insofar as Trump was ascendant and surging and popular, he was having an impact on, on the rest of the party. You could argue he was Moving the Overton window. He was dragging them forward into the future. He was influencing the gop, the conservative movement, the electorate, in a positive way. He was pushing the envelope, pushing us to where we need to go. That was in 2016. 80% of Republicans are pro George Bush, pro neocon, pro Iraq war. And Trump comes out, and as the radical contrarian, he comes out as the accelerationist, the right wing progressive that says, I'm a nationalist, I'm America first. I repudiate the legacy of George W. Bush. I repudiate the movement, conservatism, the GOP establishment. I repudiate principled conservatism if it means spending blood and treasure for gains that we don't even have. He realigned what it is to be right wing, what it is to be Republican. I supported him. Then here we are ten years later, and let's look at where the party is now. 90% of MAGA Republicans and Trump support this war in Iran, which is meaningfully the same thing. This is a war that has no tangible benefit for Americans. This is a war that is virtually identical to the war in Iraq. The buildup is the same, the pretext is the same. The problems are, are arguably similar, if not worse. The risks, the, the possibility of profound second order consequences economically, militarily and otherwise for the United States, arguably it's Iraq on steroids. It's far worse. And now you look at where these two sides are relative to one another. Well, Trump, he obviously is the conservative movement. He is the Republican Party establishment and the electorate is his voters. They are his voters. So he was on the outside, now he's the inside. And now he's bringing us to war in Iran. And all those people, the 20% from 2016, the 20% from back then that were on the outside, that were with Trump, with the new wave, with the, with the progressive visionary thinking, well, now they've been brought all the way back into the establishment. People that signed up with Trump in 16 against the war, Trump has now delivered them into the war. And actually it is the people that are anti Trump or not part of Trumpism. It is the percentage of Republicans that don't identify as MAGA that are actually better on this issue. They're actually more progressive, more nationalist, more America first. I did not vote for Trump in 2024. Why? Because in 2016, Trump was driving all of this forward. You could say he was moving the ball down the field, so to speak. If the end zone is a radical right wing movement that is nationalist, nativist, that is Restrained, that restrains Israel, that acts in its own interest. Then Trump was moving the party closer to that ideal. He was exerting pressure, exerting gravity and magnetism, pulling the party, the conversation, the energy to the right place, in the right direction. Fast forward ten years later, it is the opposite. He is holding everything back. There are people in the G O P that are correct, they're against the war. And this time it's actually the educated voters, it's the low information, non college educated voters, the mag of voters that support the war. Now it's the college educated that are saying this is a disaster, there's no plan here, this has been mishandled. At the minimum, it was probably ill conceived by regardless of how it was handled. And what does Trump do to the people that are against the war? He tries to annihilate them, he tries to ostracize them, tries to destroy them. This is Marjorie Green, this is Thomas Massie, this is Tucker Carlson, Megan Kelly, all of the people that are now anti war, anti the war that he delivered. It's not enough that he's driving these events, but, but he's holding everybody back from going further to the ideal. He's actually the fourth of lethargy. He's progress, he's actually sabotaging and thwarting progress. Whereas you might have right wing people that are more extreme in their opposition to the Israel lobby, more extreme in their opposition to the buildup to war in Iran, Trump is pulling them right back, punishing anybody that he perceives to be disloyal. That's why I can't support it anymore, because how can you argue now that this is an asset when this is clearly a liability? And like I said, that other effect, and maybe this is the most tragic part about it, this is a movement that was born to oppose these things. As we have all been talking about, you used to identify as maga. What did make America great again mean? It was actually in a very explicit way, in contra distinction to nation building, regime change. What's the big idea? Well, we spent $8 trillion in the middle east building gas stations and building residential buildings and building a democracy and making sure women can vote. And we spend trillions of dollars building Afghanistan and people died over there for this. And this took 20 years. And the whole idea is, let's make our country great again instead of making Iraq great, instead of making Afghanistan great. With our money and our efforts and our sacrifices, let's make America great instead of prioritizing the foreign interests that brought us into those conflicts or the refugees that resulted from them, or the people that, that were devastated by them. Let's put our people first. Let's, let's build up their quality of life. Let's build our infrastructure. Wasn't that the whole idea, Wasn't that the whole NAS Bowl, New Deal Republican idea that we would have an infrastructure bill? Roads, bridges, highways, airports. Instead of spending $7 trillion building stuff there, let's spend $7 trillion building stuff here. And instead of building it for them or for foreign interests, let's build America for American interests. That's making America great again. The ideas are inseparable. America first and making America great again are inseparable. They're inextricable, and they're inextricable from the conversation about nation building, nation building and immigration. Instead of blowing up other countries and rebuilding them and then inviting the refugees here and, and housing them and feeding them, let, let's take care of our own. Let's make ourselves great like we used to. Well, that's what it meant in 2016 when everybody signed up. And if you're one of those people that was brave enough to put on the hat and support MAGA back then, and you stuck with Trump all these years later, in order to remain MAGA, you actually have to support the opposite of it. 90% of people that identify as MAGA now are, are in favor of doing the exact opposite. And Trump is literally posting make Iran great again. And I'm not even. That's a quote. Make Iran great again. Let's bomb them. We've already spent $10 billion is not a ton of money compared to Iraq and Afghanistan, but it's a lot. And that's not calculating the cost to the global economy because of the straight of Hormuz and whatever else we might get up to in the Middle East. 90% of MAGA are now in support of making Iran great again, making Israel great again, you know, doing all those things that the other Republicans had done. And, and once again, here's the question. Is Trump leading people in the right direction or the wrong direction? Well, if you took people that supported the original MAGA movement and because of their loyalty to you, they are now supporting a war with Iran. Obviously that's a problem. Obviously that's hurting more than it's helping. And I said in 2024, and maybe you didn't understand what I meant by this, but I said in the 2024 election, we may be headed to a war with Iran regardless. And I, I do believe that. But if Kamala takes us to war in Iran, at least nobody's gonna support it. The Democrats are anti war, so there's gonna be more dissent in the Democrat ranks than there would be in the Republican ranks, because Democrats are more anti war than Republicans, and they're more sympathetic to the Palestinians and the Iranians, and they're more skeptical and critical of US Power and intervention. So if Kamala wins and takes us to war, not even the Democrats are gonna support it. Are Republicans gonna support it? Well, no, they'll reflexively not support it because it's Kamala. And would independent support it? I would argue that independence and the general public wouldn't even see her as a legitimate president. We saw that Biden is literally dying, and this was like a grand deception foisted on the public. They lied about his physical condition. They lied about his mental deterioration, and yet he was nominally the president, which is one of the great scandals of American history. In this insane maneuver, they switched him out at the last second with his vice president, Kamala. There was no convention, no real vote among the delegates. And Kamala had never actually even won a Democrat primary. She dropped out, I believe, after the Iowa caucus or something in 2020. So not only do you have this. This ridiculous situation with Biden, but then you have someone like Kamala who really has no credibility. And. And this also would've been on the heels of the 2020 election where there were some serious doubts about the legitimacy of how that election was conducted. So if Kamala gets in, I don't know that anybody is a supporter. I don't know that anybody's happy. I don't know that anybody even thinks that she's a legit president. If she takes us to war, 90% of everybody's going to oppose it, and they're going to oppose it on the grounds that this is like, we don't even know what this is. The men in suits, the. The cabal that runs America that apparently rigs the elections, that controls the candidates, that uses the auto pen, These people set her up as the puppet. And this sick machine is what is taking us to war. It not only would it be deeply unpopular, people would be furious. And besides themselves, in a word, they'd be united against the war. And who would lead the charge in the opposition? Obviously, Republicans. And what would that do? It would give all the initiative to Republicans to be anti war. How do you distinguish yourself from the Democrats in the midterms? You say, well, we are against the war. How do you distinguish yourself from the Democrats in 28. We oppose the war. We are gonna do no new wars as Trump promised he would, but lost. I said the problem with Trump in the alternate scenario is all the MAGA people are gonna go along with it, cuz it's him because it's him because of his charisma, because of his cult like effect. And it doesn't matter if he violates every promise or every principle, they're gonna go with it because of his charisma, because he's Trump. And not only are there gonna be more people supporting it in absolute terms, but it's also the opposite in terms of legitimacy. Because Trump won. People are gonna say, oh, I guess the elections aren't rigged, they were rigged in 2020, but if Trump won, they're not rigged now. So everything is fine. The elections are never rigged and Trump won the election and he took office and everything's fine. So I think the institutions are working properly and if Trump is bringing us to war, well, there must be a very good reason. So the whole war has this tinge now of credibility. And by the way, the left wing institutions support it too. Hillary Clinton the other day said the second Trump administration is great, it's much better. And the Wall Street Journal supports the war and the Washington Post supports the war and Fox News supports the war. And so in absolute terms, there's more support for the war among the public. It's almost all coming from the maga. Republicans and all of the institutions across the spectrum support the war cuz it's theirs. And I said this during the election and maybe people thought this was like an intangible thing because what does that really mean? Well, the war will have more legitimacy or less. The war will have more support or less. Some people might say that that can't be quantified. It's intangible. What really is the value of, of things like this? What matters is how many immigrants are coming here. What matters is the policies or whatever. Well, now you see the difference, now you're living it. You're seeing Republicans go to the rally and say, yeah, we should bomb Iran. And you go, what? Ten years ago, kind of the, the implicit message of Trumpism is don't go to war with Iran. If it was going, if the neocon agenda was going anywhere, it was going towards this. And if Trump was in favor of pulling us out of Syria and Iraq, well the, the kind of dog that doesn't bark, the subtext is, well, we're definitely not going into Iran. If we're pulling out of Iraq. Cuz that was a mistake. And we're pulling outta Syria because that was a mistake. Well, then obviously we're not gonna do what they want us to do, which is go to war in Iran. And now it's all those people wearing the hats, gung ho about Trump that are the biggest supporters of it. So Trump is actually now a de radicalizing force. He is de radicalizing the country. There was pressure built up, people were angry, people were at a boiling point. People did have radical beliefs. They did stop believing in the legitimacy of the institutions and the system. And by getting elected, Trump relieved all of this, released all of this. So now what's the message in 28? Vote for JD Vance. Why vote for the guy that deported nobody and didn't stop us from going to war in Iran? Like, there's no energy there, there's no dynamism. What, there's no pitch. What's the slogan? We're gonna have techno accelerationism, we're gonna have effective acceleration, we're gonna have more data centers, more chat G P T, we're gonna have smart cars or what, like whatever, robo taxis. It's, it's done. Right wing populism is done. Unless, unless somebody repudiates the legacy of Trump and embraces it at the same time. Somebody needs to run in 28 saying, like, look, Trump had the right message, got lost along the way. It's obviously failed. We need to restart, we need to reboot, we need to sort of make make America great again. Great again. Some, some version of that, some species of that, but it can't come from inside the admin. This can't be Vance Rubio, for obvious reasons. I don't think it's going to be banned and I don't think it could be Tucker. It's got to be somebody else. But somebody needs to go out with that message in 28. That's the only thing I'm interested in. If you try to get me to vote for a Republican, I'm just not there. I'm not there for it. I'm not there for better than the Democrats and a war with Iran and no mass deportations. I'm, I'm finished with this. So that, that is your quantitative proof that everything I said was true? Trump is de radicalizing America. He is holding back the progress. If there was going to be. And people make fun of me, they say, well, you think that if Trump loses, like we'll get Hitler in four years. It's not that, it's that we need to open up a Space for something more radical to emerge. You think that we have two choices and we're either gonna get marginally better or marginally worse. But if we get marginally better, then what happens is that maybe a very good option is foreclosed because all the resources and attention and energy are absorbed by the marginally better option. You have to imagine not just the scenarios which we can see, but the scenarios which we cannot see. Not just the scenarios which are known, but the scenarios which cannot possibly be known. So people said, well, we're either gonna get Trump or we're gonna get Kamala. And for me it's like, well, we're either gonna get Trump and he leads us down a horrible path, and then a Democrat, it's left wing, economic, populace becomes popular and they win. Like that's actually a scenario we have to entertain. And the scenario that doesn't happen is people become complacent. They get too satisfied, too comfortable, and we never go further, right. We never go more radical. And if we don't go more radical, we never win. If we don't get more radical, if there isn't at any point a radical intervention, then we never win. If you keep settling for lesser of two evils, you never get good, you never get a victory. You know, it's. It's like you just keep dividing in half. Okay, we're not going to get that bad. We're not going to get that bad if you keep voting that every single time. Look at where it is. Look at what it has profited us. Where do we wind up with all this stuff? There's never a space for something that's truly good, something we're actually excited about, something that's actually going to deliver real change. Now we get a White House with Condoleezza Rice, who was there the other day, Chris La Vita, who's trying to destroy Thomas Massey, Marco Rubio, who's the Secretary of State, Jared Kushner, who's back in the White House. And you say Trump is just the new neocons. He's just the neo neocon. So we need actually to open up a space. That's actually the first step. First we need to create a need. We need to create a demand, open up a space, open up a vacuum and create the conditions for it to be filled. Instead of voting for Trump, knowing what he is and hoping for the best, voting for Trump, knowing he's going to deliver all of this garbage and, and simply wishing it were better, wishing it weren't so, wishing it it was somehow a Better option than it actually is. That's not gonna get us to what we want ever. So I don't know what the counter argument is.90. If MAGA means war with Iran, then MAGA is dead. If 90% of MAGA voters are in favor of a war with Iran, then MAGA means nothing. It has betrayed its most fundamental principles and it is dead. And it is not worth the hats that it's imprinted on. And I'm out. And the young people need something new, something that will start up, something that is new, something with more energy, that is dynamic, offering new ideas, a new perspective for a new decade, maybe new leadership, maybe younger people, a guy that isn't a hundred years old. Um, but you know, and here's the thing, is the last thing I'll say about it. A lot of people are rocking with my criticisms. They agree with me, but they're not keen on voting Democrat this time. They're not keen on withholding their vote. You can't get one without the other. These things are all connected. They're all connected. You can't divorce the inputs from the outputs, the causes from the effects. You voted for Trump. This is the direct consequence that nothing happened in the middle. What are you gonna blame it on? Bad advisors, Bad advice, Bad personnel? The Biden economy, Biden fucked up the government circumstances. Netanyahu did this. Like you voted for it. This is what we got. Didn't work. You want something new, you gotta play hardball. You gotta try something new. You have to do the unthinkable. Trump does the unthinkable every day. The Jews do the unthinkable every day. We need to do the unthinkable. We need to keep our options open. We need to be open minded. I'm happy, happy to vote for a Democrat for no reason other than they're gonna drop the hammer on the people that did this to us. Cuz that's, it's as simple as that for me. You were voted in to stop this war and deport the illegals. You're doing neither now. I want you to suffer. I want you to pay a price and that price is very direct. I want you impeached. I want, I want you investigated, I want you thrown out. I want you to lose your seat. I want your life to be very difficult. And I don't want you to have a political future because you fucked us. And people say, well you're gonna fuck yourself too. Well, we're already being fucked either way, so what difference does it make? You can't vote Democrat. Don't cut your nose to spite your face. We're. We're being cut in the face every day. We're at war with Iran. There's no mass deportations. They want to legalize transgender surgeries for kids. If the parents sign a form of how much more spited can we be? Our faces being spited every day. It's just now you get a share of it, you get a share of that. And hopefully, and that's just for the midterms. I wouldn't vote for a Democrat in 28 maybe, but for the midterms. I want Democrats to come into the House to get oversight power to hurt this administration. And that's it. You know, you don't need to be a pro woke tranny, you know, illegal nigger or whatever, you to refugee to vote Democrat. You just need to vote for them to get oversight powers so they will clobber the Republicans to open up a space in 28. That's what has to be done. And if you will not do that, then. You're not listening to me and you're not being rational. Okay, I, I'm losing my patience with you people because I told June 24, I predicted all of it. I said, you can't vote. And people still to this day, like, they admit that I'm right, but they're like, okay, but voting Democrat, that's too far. This time it's like, we have to do this. We have to do it justice. Once we can Vote Republican In 28, we can keep our options open, but for 26, we must give oversight powers. The House of Representatives is the people's chamber. The people's. You are the one that insisted it's a binary. Well, I hate the Republicans now, so I'm voting for the other option. And I want it to hurt for them and I want them to suffer and be diminished by it. And then in 28, I want them to be so degraded that a right wing populist takes the primary by storm and I don't know, maybe wins, maybe becomes president. At least it's a chance. At least there's a fighting chance for something different. That's my, that's my imperative right now. That's the Fuentes imperative. So I, I don't know how much more of this you guys can take. I'll keep doing it to you every day from now until 28. I don't know how much more of this you guys have an appetite for, how much losing and disappointment and failure, but it's for A purpose. If only you knew how good things can be. It could be so different. But Trump has got to exit the stage now. You know, he's holding it back. That that is unambiguous. Based on all of this. What can even be said anymore? It's like every issue, Epstein, immigration, war with Iran, there's not even an infrastructure bill. We, we're not even getting the tariffs. Like, come on now. What are we playing for? They go, well, they changed the food pyramid. Okay, like the food pyramid. Oh, well, they got DEI out of the airlines. It's like, I don't know. That was actually kind of good propaganda. Maybe that was. I, I don't know. Is that once again is that we're playing for anyway. But that's that. We're gonna move on. We're gonna take a look at our super chats. We'll see what you guys have to say about all this. I know I'm losing people with this. I don't care. I know there's a lot of people that don't agree. I know there's a lot of people that are that think I've gone crazy. They say I can't listen to this guy anymore. I don't care. I don't care. I lived it. I've watched it. I've earned this. I'm, I am where the truth is because I'm right all the time. You are out there getting tricked all the time. So I see it in my replies every day. I can't watch this guy anymore. He tells us to vote Democrat, this, that and the other. It's like I'm the guy that's still against a war with Iran. I'm the guy that's still America first. You must be the other guy. So that's all I have to say. All right, we're gonna move on. We're gonna take a look at our super chats. We'll see what you have to say about all this. Thoughts? Thoughts on my radical politics? No, but I like it. You will never see me getting everybody to vote in the midterms for Republicans. You're just never gonna see that happen. I'm not gonna be that guy ever. Okay. It has to be a more radical politics or else none of this. It's just not even worth it.
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Truth lover. 69 cent. $20. I can't afford to send a $100 super chat, but I'm a long time supporter. Could you shout me out at the end of the show just once?
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Holy gro. I percent $50 sorry for the cortisol spike. Everyone's been pitching about asthma that no one has asked about a debate. So thanks for letting me know.
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Okay.
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Yeah, you know what? I've noticed that too. Kind of funny, right?
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Kate Butkowski was right. Sent $20. Open the show sporting the quarter zip with blurred lines playing. Also, diamond and Silk would have opposed war in Iran.
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Are they still around? I know one of them died sadly, but is the other one still around? I don't know. I feel like they would support whatever Trump said.
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I didn't watch that.
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EHC said $20. It has to be said that you are the most entertaining political streamer in the scene right now. I love you, Goat. God bless.
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Thanks a lot. I appreciate it.
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Uh, I don't really know that much about him, to be honest with you. I haven't followed his race super closely.
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Imo, that's just like Jewish propaganda. Holy. We. We blow up a school full of children. Well, they were just human shields for the missiles. It's like, brother, how cooked can you be? Uh, reporting out of the West? I mean, it depends on the source. I think it. It can be fairly reliable, but it. It really depends on what you're looking at. In terms of death toll. Who knows? It's impossible to say. All you can do is look at the data and. And just kind of entertain it, understanding that, you know, in terms of accuracy, there's degrees to it, you know, you don't have to accept it as a fact to just entertain the notion that that's what's being said, you know?
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Really, it really is, and I'm getting sick of it.
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Noisy 95 cent, $20. He's your little mid or whatever. But Sneako is rotten and has broken the truce twice with his tweet against Cloud and his complaint that Myron doesn't attack white people enough. Pick your own side.
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Okay, well, I haven't seen all this and I'm getting sick of hearing about it from people like you.
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That's just. What. What is there even to say? So you just disappoint me. You all disappoint me. Yeah. Rubio is the great hope. He's the Secretary of State right now. His administration brought us to war in Iran. He's the. He's the hope. Yeah, there's a lot of. You disappoint me greatly. You really disappoint me.
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Yeah, that's a deal breaker.
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Wu7y sent $20. AI slop in the group chat in your black billing. Nibi1 23 sent $20. Imagine Nick Fuentes placing his face interior union grower percent $50 listen to E1 of GMG from back in 21 outstanding that you clocked vents for what he is the moment he stuck his fat head into politics. Did you ever think a conspiracy would become so cough guy esque?
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Uh, no. I always had a bad feeling about him. He came highly recommended years and years and years ago back in 2021 everybody was up his talking about how great he was and Peter Thiel's the next big thing and all this and all I did was take one look at his resume and it's a disaster. Cuz I'm an OG Trump loyalist and I see that he voted for Evan McMullen. He's a never Trumper. He worked at American Enterprise Institute, which is like the number one Iraq war think tank. He is on CNN as a contributor. He got a Netflix special. He's doing a book talk at the Aspen Institute. He's got this Indian wife. I took one look at him and I basically said, this guy's a fraud. Obviously this guy can't be trusted. He's skin suiting. Um, I don't buy it. I don't buy that he converted to maga. It's so transparent. And I had people all around me insisting and they helped him. I mean, they actually propelled him. I know people that helped propel him. They believed in him. And I told them the whole way, it's a bad idea. I don't trust him, he's no good. And they were like, I know you don't like them, but blah, blah, blah. And I still like those people. But yeah, I mean, it's, it was all there. That's why I say, I don't know that I'm some prophet. I don't think I'm even a, a world's great genius or something. It's all there in black and white. It's really a question of temperament. It's not a question of intelligence, it's a question of temperament. Because if you just look at the information and you understand the significance of the information. Anybody can make these predictions. Oh, Vance is like a corporate puppet. Well, what would give you that idea that he got a no show job from Peter Thiel to promote his book about the white working class? And, and he promoted it at the Aspen Institute. And then they, Ron Howard directed a biopic about it for Netflix. And then he was on CNN on Trump and he was in love with Obama and he vote like, oh really? What would give you that idea? It's all there, it's all there. It's just that I would say that everybody else is just more credulous and maybe I'm a little paranoid. And you know, some people say I'm a little paranoid or crazy or silly about these sorts of things. However, you know, sometimes I'm not. And maybe I'm just a little bit less credulous than your average person. You can call it cynicism, you can call it paranoia. I call it, I'm not naive. I call it, I wasn't born yesterday. I pay attention to details, I make connections, I notice the patterns. And I don't let these. I don't let being disagreeable impede me from making a judgment. And by that I mean a lot of people, if everybody's going in one direction, they want to go at the crowd, they want to go in the same direction. They don't want to be the asshole. They don't want to be the jerk either. They don't have the courage of their convictions, or they're not confident in their logic. Or maybe they just don't wanna feel left out. You know, maybe they just want a career. But that's. Honest to God. That's the difference. Even in 24, everything I predicted, it was all there. The writing was on the wall for all of it. The deportation thing, the Iran war, all of this stuff. It's always been there. It's always been in the notes. We talk about it on the show. I explain it in detail. Anyone could. Anyone could read this stuff. I didn't go to some obscure website where it has all the predictions for the world. I read the. The papers of Record of America, and I draw the correct conclusions. It's just that everybody else gets caught up in every other thing. They get caught up in the social aspect of it, the career aspect of it. They're emotionally or sentimentally invested in it. That's the difference, I think. You know, they meet Vance and they go, he was nice to me. I like him. I like him. That's literally everybody that's pro Vance. That's their. That's their thing. They're like, I met Vance. He's really. He's a good guy. I. I trust him. I like him. It's like, he's a politician. How do you think he got this far? He's a chameleon. He's a sociopath. I know. I'm a little sociopathic, too. Maybe it's because. Maybe it's because I'm like that, that I can see another snake in the grass. You know, maybe it's because I'm a little bit, you know, disassociated that I could see another guy who's clearly an operator. You know, there's clearly a little man behind his eyes, right, making all the decisions. Um, but that's. That's honestly what it comes down to. So these predict. These predictions, people go, wow, he called it. Here's another example. I had that Tweet from. From 2024, where I said, trump is gonna support trans kids with parental consent. And people said, how did he predict that? That's crazy. It's so on the money. Well, the campaign literally said that. I didn't predict that. The campaign said that. That week in October 2024, the campaign said, like, we're gonna support transitioning kids if they have parental consent. And then I just tweeted it. So, like, you know, I don't know. Did you miss that? Maybe you weren't paying attention. Maybe your attention was elsewhere. Maybe someone was jingling keys in front of your face like a baby, and you were like, ah, ah. Someone's jingling something shiny in front of me. Huh? Like you. And it just. It went right over your head. It just went right under the radar. Pick your. Pick your metaphor. But that's what happened. They said all of it. About the deportations, about the. About the tax cuts, about the antisemitism online and on the campuses. All of that was telegraphed well in advance. You just didn't wanna hear it. And if you heard it, you didn't wanna believe it. And if you believed it, you just didn't wanna say it. And if you said it, you didn't wanna pay the price for saying it. You didn't wanna get fired or ostracized. Cause everybody wanted to kiss Trump's to get a job in the admin. Everybody wants to kiss Trump's to get money from Gavin Wax. Everybody wants to kiss Trump's because they want to be dealt into the game. And so who's the only person that can afford to not do that? The guy that's outside. You have to have your own cult of personality. You have to have your own fiefdom. You have to have your own independent base of power. Otherwise you're at the mercy of the. The king of the hill. So, no, I never thought it would go this far, but I'm not surprised. I'm not surprised either.
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I don't know what that is.
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Stetson Grohper sent $25. Went to see Fishbag at UF today. Room completely full. Gave me a lot of hope about the future of his campaign and AF as well.
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Yeah, me too. I saw that, and it felt very good. That's. That's one bright spot in all of this misery, because Fishback is really articulate, very solid, very smart. He's running a great campaign. And what I love is the momentum, the energy. You go to these Waffle House, Denny's, ihop, and there's people there. There's actually lots of People, young people. And they're excited to be there. And that's the future. That is the future. Wherever the young, energetic, excited people are, that's where the future is. That's where the arrow is pointing. So that makes me feel very good and I'm very. I'm very pleased about that. He's getting attention. He's getting a lot of support. He's got momentum. He's got the youth. You see normal, good looking young people and they're eager to be there. They're in a line all the way around the restaurant and they. All they want to do is take a picture picture and they recognize them and it's a beautiful thing. It gives me hope. And that, that's the hope is that there are other people like you out there. You know, maybe we'll do another event this year because we need to just deliver a message that we are not alone. We need a demonstration of strength. You know, it's not just as big as me bitching on the show. It's not just as big as you at the water cooler or whatever. You know, it's. It's a whole movement.
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Lamau hey, let's go. Love to hear it. W Great.
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Dude. So true. So true. Dismissal. Dismissal says Fudette Victims of Epstein Eyewind based America attacked a because they burned a statue of Mok they burned a statue of Bow. Yeah. Okay, buddy. Very good. Okay. Little brown clown. Very good. Yeah. That's just the most imaginable. It actually hurts me. It's actually physically painful to see that. Did you see Iran just signed a missile for the victims of Epstein Island. Okay. Yeah, that's great. They. They signed the missile. This one's for the Kazarian mafia. This one's for Jacob.
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$20. Just got my five quarters for the grooming as groom's men for his wedding this Friday. Going to be looking fresh as Jeff for a wedding.
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Come on. I think he got to go with
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the talks for Emerald 50. My husband was killed in oath. Trump is Manchurian Candidate. He betrayed this country for Israel. Fuck the gop. They must lose.
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Yeah.
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Voting D for the first time in my life. Pray the rosary, America.
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Hell yeah. Yes, dude. Yes. We need more people. It's blue. It's blue because we're voting Democrat. 2026. We are all voting Democrat. I can't do it. I'm a chud and I can't vote Democrat. You're going to.
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Everyone's going to G36 Bubba Groi percent $30 you calling JD Vance fat has made me want to lose weight. Down 17 pounds this year. Goyman Ascension. God bless you, Nick.
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Yeah, you should. You should. Everybody should be. There's no excuse to be fat. We have Reddit True tide now. There's no excuse to be fat. I don't want any fat people to exist.
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Great. Love to hear it.
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We're minorities, dumbass. Who do you think the minorities are? We're minorities.
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I know, but there's bad things about him too. Okay, I know he may seem based. That's the whole point. That's the whole point. He's trying to make us like him. Hello. I'm trying to say that. That actually he's. He's bad. Okay, I know, I know you may think he's a cool guy. That's the. His intention. He's trying to seem likable. I get that. You don't need to remind me of that. But actually he's not what he really says he is. He's actually a bad guy. Okay? I need you to understand that. I don't think you're hearing a on twist.
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What did you think of Tucker's claim last week that a couple Gulf states arrested Mossad operatives trying to do a false flag? And that hasn't been reported yet.
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Well, if that's true, then we all really need to know that. I love when he drops things like that. Like, and I know that. And I know that for a fact. It's like, can you cue. Like that's actually very relevant. You want to clue us in on that? Maybe. Can we maybe get that information? Tucker always has like government sources feeding him information where he's like, I happen to know that for a fact. And it's like, really? How do you know that? That's actually really disturbing. You know that? Why you do a podcast? How do you. A podcaster. So you're talking to every royal family in the Gulf? Yeah. That's a little weird. Why are they confiding in you about intell. Classified intelligence operations? Care to explain that one? He says that like it's a great thing. He's like, I happen to know that for a fact. It's like, yeah, okay. So you're talking to the Gulf. You're talking to Saudi intelligence. Okay, yeah, Totally normal. Having a normal one. I guess that's a take. He goes, I happen to know that for a fact. Yeah, How? And by the way, how do you know that?
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It is like the Twilight Zone. It's actually scary.
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There's a fundamental axiom. Never commit suicide no matter how old you are.
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Charles Butle said $20 bad economy. Epstein files have ppl angry now and you are focused on voting again. Is it impossible to get Christian protests?
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Oh my gosh. Please separate me from my supporters. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to see them. Get me away from them. Get me away from you people. I don't. Honestly, I can't talk to you people anymore. I'm just. I'm sick of Maxine.
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The Queen said 100. How close do you think society is to a soil and green scenario? Dead ass.
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I don't think that's going to happen, but who knows? Your guess is as good as mine. Thanks for the big super chat. When is that movie going to happen.
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It's so true. The goy, you know, bless their little hearts. Let's just give them a big plot of land, let's fill their bellies with slop and let's give them entertainment to watch on TV. Bless them.
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name and Zachary Roberts sent $20 Nick US admits we're behind bombing Iranian school in Minob 180 dead kids from bad intel on a base Seems pretty gooey.
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$20 do you think Trump genuinely cares what happens in 2028 or I don't
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I've heard that I I do have a lot of high school age fans. W's in the chat. I love high schoolers. Wait, no, I didn't mean it like that. No, don't clip that. That's obviously a joke. Um, yeah, no W the high schoolers are based it is the millennials and the Gen Xers to carry water for the boomer, for the sick for the sick and degenerate boomer.
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Maxine the queen sent $50 with the war and Iran met a draft again. Do you think Americans today, especially in states like Florida with huge veteran communities would show up or would there be mass resistance?
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Fishback2026 that's just like you're talking about a movie that is never gonna happen.
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Cokedeker sent $100. My mom's cope is crazy. The other day she said that the fact that even Hillary applauded Trump's Iran strike means it's obviously good if even she thought so, not realizing he is the one who became one of them. LMAO These boomers, bro, thanks for the big super chat.
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I love that take. No, but that's actually what you wanna see. Do you remember last year when the establishment lined up to support Trump and all the Trump sycophants said that's actually a good thing. Here's why. That's actually a good thing. Here's why. That's actually what you wanna see. That's how you know we're winning. Remember they used to say that you'd be like, hey, why is Jeff Bezos donating to the inauguration fund? And they're like, well, that's actually how you know we're winning. That's what you wanna see. It's like, oh yeah. How do you know that? Based on what? What are you talking about? You go, hey, wait, why is Mark Zuckerberg not fighting Trump tooth and nail like he did in 2020? In 2020 Zuckerberg gave $300 million for get out the vote for Joe Biden. Now he's not spending any money. Why is that? Did Mark Zuckerberg become a base groiper? And they go, well, that's actually what you wanna see. That's how you know we're winning. That's actually a really good sign. Really? Why? Because one of two things happened. Either Trump became a to the establishment or Zuckerberg became red pilled and wants white nationalism. So which do you think is more likely? Cause those are the options that I see there. But yeah, like this Hillary supports it. Well, that just goes to show we're winning. Even Hillary has seen the light. Yeah, everyone's having an epiphany every single day.
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Maxine the Queen $0.01 $50. It's operating in states the United US would local news actually report it or would that information be kept quiet?
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What? Why would local news. Local news would probably tell the law enforcement. What do you mean? You think that like your local NBC affiliate is like aware of an Iranian sleeper cell? Like what are you talking about? I don't even know what that means.
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We know. Percent $20 hot take voting truly hasn't mattered since the Jewish people Blue JFK's heads move off for criticizing their weasel ass ways.
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That's really deep. That's really deep. I've never met someone like you before. You're really intelligent. It's like when you see these tiktoks. You ever see these tiktoks where it's like drop one hot take in the comments that no one is ready for yet and people leave a comment and they're like, I don't I can't even think of an example. But they say just like the dumbest shit ever. They're like, fake friends actually suck, you know? You know, they say like the most, the most like, pedestrian thing you've ever heard in your life. They're like, I think religion divides people more than it unites people. I think religion is the cause of all wars. I think that you don't need to be religious to be a good person. You know, they say, I think Christians are hypocrites sometimes. You know, it's like stuff like that. It's like in that, it's in that vein. I think the rich want to divide us based on gender and ideology. And it has like 15,000 likes. Thanks for the Reddit gold, strangers. Drop one. Drop one. Hot take in the comments that the world isn't ready for. Yeah, hot take. I don't think voting has truly mattered since the Jews.
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We live in goyim hell. We live in goyim hell and we are prisoners here. Welcome to hell. Welcome to goyim hell. I'll be your guide. We're all prisoners.
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Jan Malinowski sent $20. Trump's $18 trillion trade deal investment figure was exaggerated. Fair play. You were right. However, do you think it is possible Trump is now hitting Iran to squeeze China Hormuz dependent for leverage?
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That's crazy.
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$4,750. Is Trump playing in bed right now in a peaceful metal state accepting the fall of his legacy, or is he absolutely off his motherfucking rocker in regret?
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Trump is off his fucking rocker. He was like, okay, fuck it, I guess we'll invade Iran. He's like, fuck it, I'll just invade Iran or some shit. Do you think Trump is laying awake at night, dude, he like, he's not like, you, okay? You, you eat a bag. You eat an entire bag of Doritos while watching American dad while you get high in your apartment. And Trump is nothing like, second fuck.
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Wow, interesting perspective.
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$50 the Jews winning vindicates their methodology infiltrating power structures for centuries leaving unfinished WRK to their offspring. We must be prepared to plant trees for shade. We may never sit in shade. $20 if anyone in chat is 18 to 25 and you're not in college full time, you better pick up some summer courses in community college or have a pathway for CEO status.
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Why are you telling everyone black dude?
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Very good callback.
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Yeah, that's crazy. Doyle should go and help him out. I mean Doyle should go and jump to his defense or something. I don't want to get I don't want to get too involved because I know my association is toxic so I don't want to get him in any more trouble. But you know some of these people, all they seem to be doing is
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attacking $20 outstanding show. You're right that nature hates a vacuum and sadly Trump filled it at a bond in his base at the same time. Jakob sent $30 do you agree with Esther Villar's theory that we live in a shadow matriarchy and the idea of a patriarchy is a myth? I don't not familiar with $20. Too many conservatives who don't know anything about politics like Trump for his aura and nothing else will be tough to win 28 if Trump is campaigning against the AFNUM IBL Dyck sent $20 Biden 2028 put that old fart back in of Akra he can't retire yet. Yeah Raja sent $20 thank you for a great show that will you do a collab with JF to reppe for the old heads sometime soon. He's doing great work and is a big supporter. We all appreciate you and your message very much.
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Yeah, I'm open to it.
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It's miserable. It's a miserable it is a miserable affair that I am.
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$how about you tell us to vote independent and stop referencing the New York Times okay howiege fin fh sent $50 hey nick, how you doing?
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Yeah, with that attitude you're only insulting yourself.
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Yeah we we're gonna do this. We're the posters are in control.
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Bye bye. Yeah.
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Yeah, I'll take my chances. Claude still sucks. You know I asked Claude to like fill in a map. I was filling in a map of the Middle east and I said hey Claude, can you color in Azerbaijan and Jordan? And it couldn't do it. So. Yeah, I know for the 100th time, it's happening for real. AI is actually happening this time, guys. No, no, for real. It's actually gonna happen. It's like, okay, well it's still. It still can't do 90% of what I want it to do. So it still won't tell me what race people look like based on a picture of their face. It refuses. It still can't color in a map. It still can't do math or chemistry or anything.
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I didn't see that.
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I'm not Imjust American.03cent $100 I like how you're trying to get us going to use our goyim power and we spot you with our zero understanding of the bigger vision that you have for us.
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Thank you for the big super chat. Yeah the goyim are beyond saving honestly.
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Outlay of Glory sent $20. What do you suggest someone does if they live in Virginia with Spanberger's data center, spiked electric bills, gun banning, gerrymandering with a lot at stake, do we stay home. Big Green 4440 sent $20. You're a freak. Jan Malinowski sent $20. Do you think it is possible that the strike on Iran is connected to an effort to put an oil squeeze on China? Poor moves depend. Gungoroy shekels sent $20. The media never speaks on Operation Ajax and how they lead to Iran's current situation. They chimp out how the Ayatollah is a terrorist when the US supported the Shah. That was a disappearing people. Emirates Serious sent $20. Greetings from Turkey, Nick. Are we the next in Israel's crosshairs after Iran? What does Mystic Nick predict?
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They're part of NATO, so it's not the same thing.
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Hey, thanks a lot. Thank you for the big super chat. Wconvert w family. Love to hear it. Thank you very much.
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Wearing tuxes for the wedding. Lamaoba Just quarter zips for the guys.
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Crypt 84 cent $100 mass deportation should be sold as a humanitarian foreign re migration and rebuilding programs. Sort of like how Trump sold helping the people of Iran is in one of his excuses for war.
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Yeah, because that. That's what's missing, right? We didn't brand it in a transparently subversive way. Well, so if we call it humanitarian, then they'll let us do it? Yeah, yeah. Here with one little rhetorical trick. Then they'll have to let us do it. That's just. Okay, that's how goyim think. That's like your brain on being a goy.
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Wow, it's really profound.
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I'm afraid of heights, okay? I don't like being on a balcony. As far as the other stuff, I don't know. I think I talk normal.
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Hempstead. $20. My last super chat was a quote from Sneaker. We should be cooking the white people who have no idea about Islam.
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Really? Wow. Well, that's not good.
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RB grower percent $25 would you ever go on Joe Rogan if he invited you? And would you consider debating asmongold on the Iran war? Have you ever heard of James Fishback? Also, what book recommendations do you have?
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Oh, boy. Funny, funny. Good job. Wow. Very good. Okay. All right. Okay. Well, that's all the super chats for tonight. Oh, hey. Got what you got what you paid for? Got what you paid for with your super chat money? There. There you have it. Good job, everyone. We did it. All right, well, that's our last super chat. Is it Friday yet? Oh, man. That's all I got for you. Remember to smash the follow button. Smash the like button. Leave a comment, let me know you think about the show. I'm on the air Monday through Friday. I'll be here earlier tomorrow, I promise. Thank you to our top super chatters. Special thanks to Veronica, Maxine, Average John, Tock, Ticker, Obelisk, Just American, Griper, mom and Crypt. Thanks to them. Thanks to all our super chatters. Everybody that watches. We love you. I'll see you tomorrow. Until then, have a great rest of your evening. Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. It's going to be only America first. America first. The American people will come first. Once again. With respect, the respect that we deserve. From this day forward, it's going to be only America first. America first. We.