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IRAN WAR DAY 20: Strait of Hormuz INVASION IMMINENT??? | America First Ep. 1661
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Good evening, everybody. You are Watching America first, my name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. We got a great show for you tonight. Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Thursday. We have a lot to talk about, lots to get into. Big show day 20, our featured story. We are talking about day 20 of the US Israel war in Iran. Some big developments. We got some other stuff, too. I don't know how you guys are feeling about it. I feel like I'm getting a little tired of the war in Iran. It's been three weeks. Tomorrow is gonna be week number three. We're entering week four, and it looks like there's no end in sight. As we've been saying, the war just goes on and on. Initially they said days, then weeks. Then they said a couple weeks, a few weeks, four weeks. Now they're saying it's gonna be. It's gonna be at least another month, it seems, based on what has been reported today. And our featured story tonight, the big development in the war is that the operation to open up the Strait of Hormuz has begun. Yes, the Trump administration has planned to forcibly reopen the Strait of Hormuz using the US Military. I don't know that anybody believes this is going to work, how this is even gonna happen. And if it does, it seems like there is a high possibility that there will be a lot of American casualties. And so today, US Jet fighters and helicopters did a number of air raids on ships and targets on the land around the Strait of Hormuz, and the operation has begun. Once again, this is going to be extraordinarily difficult because the way that the Iranians have closed the straight is with missiles and drones, of which they have a virtually unlimited supply. They're making more of them all the time. They've got millions of them. They're launching hundreds of drones now every single day. And because the Strait of Hormuz is so narrow, it's only about 24 miles across. And at the narrowest point, Iran can launch a drone from hundreds of miles inland and with almost a hundred percent accuracy, hit a ship, because that's just how narrow it is. So if the goal is to use the military to reopen the Strait, you have to ask, how are we going to suppress every drone and every missile that is launched at the Strait from anywhere inside of Iran. It doesn't even seem possible. And yet the operation has already begun. Today, the US Military says it is going to take weeks at the minimum to get to a point where we even consider escorting commercial ships through the Strait Using the US Military. Even then, they say we're not gonna be able to guarantee a hundred percent safe passage through the strait. So what are we doing? They admit, they say it's going to take another, it's gonna take another few weeks at the minimum, three weeks in, three more weeks to open up the straight. They say that is the minimum amount of time required to suppress drone and missile fire sufficiently, whatever else they might be planning. And we'll get into that before they're comfortable even trying in a minimal way. And that leads me to my next point. One of the parts of the operation they are considering is potentially invading with an amphibious assault force the islands in the actual Strait of Hormuz. So not necessarily invading the Iranian mainland, but invading some of the Iranian islands in the Strait of Hormuz. And the US military will be able to establish a beachhead and they'll be able to deploy logistics and potentially anti missile systems, other types of equipment, and that might be used as a springboard either for further attacks or for defense of shipping in the Straight. To that end, the US military is now sending close to 5,000 marines on three ships. It's an amphibious assault force. And that seems to me to be an operation to actually try to invade on the land. And there's sort of a cruel irony here, or maybe something funny. Trump is always saying we're not going to put boots on the ground. He said we're open to it. I don't have the yips about it, but he has said there's no imminent operation to put boots on the ground. Nobody wants to say there's no, there's gonna be boots on the ground. And so maybe this is like a technicality where they can land on an island so they can invade one of the islands in the Strait and then they can say, well, we never put boots on the ground in Iran's mainland. On Iran's mainland, we only put boots on the islands. And I'm not joking. I mean, this is in, this is in all the papers that are reporting about this, they say maybe that is one of the political consider considerations. If you invade the island, then you can say, well, we never put boots on the ground on the mainland, so that makes it different. Well, I don't see the difference at all. Actually seems to come with basically the same risks in principle and seems to be equally an escalation against Iran, maybe marginally less, but I mean, that's roughly the same thing. So they're talking about invading Iran's islands with Marines. Those Marines will arrive in the Middle east next week. So, again, this is the timeline. Think about it. The USS Gerald Ford is currently in Greece, where they are repairing the shit because the kitchen exploded or something. Number one superpower, by the way. Number one empire. Oh, there's a fire in the kitchen. We have to. Mayday. Mayday. Send the carrier to an island. We need repairs immediately. Okay. No fire extinguishers. So the Gerald Ford is out of commission, they say, for at least a week. Marines. At least 4,500 marines on three ships are headed to the Middle East. They arrive in a little over a week. And the Pentagon is saying it's gonna take at least a few weeks to reopen the Strait. So when you put the timeline together, you understand this war is not ending anytime soon. It's going on at least another week, when the Ford is done being repaired, when the Marines are deployed. And it seems that that is actually when the operation to open the straight really begins. And so then it's gonna be another two or three or four more weeks of fighting. In the meantime, the supply of energy, oil and gas in the world continues to be constrained. Price of crude oil went past $120 a barrel today and seems to be only getting worse since the United States and Israel escalated their attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure yesterday. So how long can this really go on? It's going to go on, it seems, for another three to four weeks. How much pressure will that put on the American economy? What will happen in the intervening time? Lot of issues here. Last development in the war with Iran, and this is a minor one. We got confirmation from Pete Hexeth today at a press conference that, yes, indeed, this is real. The Pentagon is asking the White house to approve $200 billion for the war in Iran. This was just a rumor yesterday. We covered this last night, and at the time, it was a rumor that the Pentagon had a number of different appropriations requests, different versions of it, and one among them was a $200 billion package. We don't know the details. We don't know what. What's contained in it, but that is the price tag. Today, Pete Hegseth admitted. He said, well, hey, man, wars cost money. He said, it costs money to fight the bad guys. By the way, don't you love our most professional, most serious, most presidential administration? We need money to fight the bad guys. I don't know about you, but I'm really tired of how remedial the vocabulary is in the White House. We need money to fight the bad guys. Is that what it is, Pete Hag says, says, we need $200 billion and get a load of this. It gets better. Earlier in the year, Trump was asked about budget reconciliation. This is the process whereby once per year, the Senate can pass an appropriations bill with a simple majority. Normally in the Senate you need 60 votes, a 3/5 majority to pass anything. Once per year, there's an exception. You can pass a major piece of legislation with only 51 votes, only a simple majority. It's called budget reconciliation. Earlier in the year, Trump was asked, are you going to use budget reconciliation again in 2026? And if you are, what are you going to use it to get done? And Trump said, I'm not really interested in that. I'm not interested. We don't need it this year. We covered this three, maybe four weeks ago. And I said, that's such a stupid thing to say because we should use every tool that is available to us to change policy. If you have it, why not use it? So it seems that up until this point, we weren't even going to utilize the reconciliation process this year. Maybe you can see where this is going. Do you wanna know how they're gonna allocate $200 billion for our war in Iran? The budget reconciliation process. So the Republicans are going to bypass Democrat opposition and using the reconciliation process not to give money for infrastructure, not to give money for a middle class tax cut, not for a border wall or deportations, anything like that. No. House Republicans, Senate Republicans are excited to use this process so that they can appropriate $200 billion to bomb Iran. And they're actually enthusiastic about it. They're saying this gives us the urgency to do something. And that follows a familiar pattern. We'll, we'll get into that later tonight. $200 billion for a war in Iran. It, it just gets better and better and better, doesn't it? Every single day. Every single day. You thought it was good when we bombed Iran with Midnight Hammer. Fast forward to we're bombing Iran with Israel and they say it'll go on for four days. We're in week number three at the tail end of it. Now they're telling us the price tag is 200 billion, which by the way, that means the war in Iran. If they get that, it is already more expensive than the war in Ukraine. $188 billion for the war in Ukraine, they want 200 billion for Iran, and that is on top of the 30 billion that we've already spent. Okay, so the war in Iran is gonna be something like 25%, 30% more expensive than the four year war in Ukraine. And we're not even at the end of week three yet. The things we do for Israel, Mr. President, I've seen what you can do for Israel. Do that for us. There's no hope. That's not gonna happen. But anyway, we'll talk all about that. We're also gonna talk, if we have time tonight about the new piece in the Wall Street Journal. We got some more confirmation, not that we needed it, but there's an exclusive in the Wall Street Journal today which confirms that President Trump is done with mass deportations. If there were any doubts, if anybody was still in denial, and there are some people still in denial now, we have it verified, it is coming directly from the top. Trump says he doesn't even wanna use the word mass deportations anymore. He says, I think people don't like that. So let's stop saying mass deportation. Let's stop, let's start saying criminals. They're also saying now that Kirsty Gnome is out at DHS and they got a new secretary of dhs, they're saying this is an opportunity to change all the policies as well. So we talked about this last Monday when the House Republicans had their retreat in southern Florida and they made the determination that they were going to stop talking about it. Now they're saying since Gnome is out, the new secretary of DHS is gonna have a much lighter touch and he's actually changing all the policies. So, for example, they're not going to arrest illegals in their homes without a warrant. They're not gonna be conducting these huge operations in cities like they did in Chicago and Minneapolis and la. He says they're going to cooperate with local and municipal governments instead of being adversarial. He says his mission is to keep ICE out of the news. Well, you know how you keep ICE out of the news? You don't deport anybody. That's the only way you keep ICE out of the news. And yet I still see people coping. They're saying, yeah, but the Trump administration is doing self deportations. They're going to stop illegals from having a bank account. Are they okay? Sure, yeah. It's always, it's always something like that, right, isn't it? Every day, every week, month, you, you get the real story, which is, that's not happening. The deportations are over. They decided it's too unpopular. But then you always have this contingent on Twitter that says, yeah, but any day now they're going to do E Verify any day now. They're going to ban illegals from having a bank account, from having. I, I don't know, from ordering door dash. And it's always like five dimensional chess. What we wanted was every illegal alien kicked out of the country, like physically kicked in the. And flying over the border back to Mexico. That's what we voted for. When Trump campaigned, he didn't say, we're gonna have to net negative migration. Using the community survey from the. That wasn't on the sign. That wasn't in the commercial. Trump said mass deportations. It was fucking border wall. I think the F word was in it at one point. Wasn't. Was real tall, powerful, physical, 30 foot concrete border wall. And they're all going back. We're literally going to put them in cannons and shoot him back to Mexico. Weren't they literally saying that? And now they're. And now that it's not happening, it's always like some five dimensional chess. It's like. Well, you see what Trump is doing is he's not going to let illegals buy Sprite using their Snap cards. And that's going to make them reconsider living here. It's like, what are you talking about? They need to be physically removed by big policemen. Like big giant policemen need to physically remove them at the end of the barrel of a gun. And people go, so Trump is gonna close their bank accounts. And then. What are you talking about? Anyway, we'll, we'll get into that as well if we have time. It's gonna be a good show. Before we do, I wanna 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. Check out our merch store at Fuentes Store. But you might want to, you might want to wait a little bit because we have a big spring lineup. I believe it's coming out this Monday, so stay tuned. We have our brand new spring collection, little spring seasonal collection. I think you're gonna like it. 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But also they need to be chudly enough that they're not, like, I don't know, calling you racist all the time or cringing when you say the N word or whatever. So it's. It's a little difficult. And so I'm hanging out in the group chat, and it's. It's just a lot of chuds. I'll say that much. It's a lot of chuds. And. And I go on the group chat, and I'm like, guys, let's just be normal. Can we just be normal? I. I still see myself as a normal person. I know that sounds insane, given what I am, but I still see myself as a normal person. I can meet somebody and not shut out about politics in the first 30 minutes. You know what I mean? Anyway. But whatever. That's. That's my life. That's just me, okay? And that's just me. That's on. That's on being a. A. You know? Uh, but, hey, America first stop. Plus, we're tr. I'm trying. I'm trying. I'm trying to make friends in the group chat. I'm hanging out. We're trying to make it work. Otherwise, I'm dropping bonus content in there all the time. Lot of good stuff in there. A lot of insider baseball. That's America first. Plus, be sure to check it out. Okay? With that, we're gonna dive in. We're gonna get into the show, and our first story, we'll talk about these mass deportations. And I'll be a little bit brief, because I know we're maybe beating a dead horse here a little bit. I'm kind of getting that feeling, but it just needs to be said again because a lot of people are really in denial about this. I don't know if that's you. I don't know who's watching this, but there's a lot of people that really seem to be under the impression that there's a deportation policy going on. And I'm sorry to tell you, it's just not. It's dead. It's over. It isn't happening. And the latest. The latest on this front, the reason we're covering it is because of this big exclusive from the Wall Street Journal, literally hot off the press, as this came out a few hours ago this evening, and they have actually confirmed that it goes all the way up to the top President Trump himself is now saying mass deportations are over. So it's not coming from Susie Wiles, the Chief of staff. It's not coming from James Blair, her deputy. It's not coming from the. The other forces, the bad advisors, the bad personnel. No. We now have it confirmed 100% that mass deportations have not only been shut down, they have been shut down by Trump. And they have been shut down because Trump believes they are too unpopular. Trump is under the impression that mass deportations, even the word, the phrase, is so unpopular that if they keep going, they're gonna get killed in the midterms. He blames that. He thinks that is the reason they're gonna lose. So he is telling his personnel in dhs, he's telling Susie Wiles, telling House Republicans, stop saying those words. He's saying, instead, use the word criminal. We're deporting criminals. And they're also changing all the policies. As you know, the secretary of dhs, Kristi Noem, was recently let go. She was fired, and she's got a ton of problems. Part of why she was fired is because she might be going to jail with her alleged boyfriend, her alleged paramore, Corey Lewandowski, because the two of them are in some very deep crap over some of these contracts that the. That DHS is giving out. And this is covered extensively also in the Journal. So partly they're fired for that reason, but also Kristi Noem and a lot of people in DHS are being flushed out because they wanna reset the policies. The new secretary of DHS is now going to reverse many of the mass deportation policies. For example, there's two policies in particular they're getting rid of. One, some of the biggest boost to the deportation numbers is coming from these big operations that are targeting Democrat cities. So you might recall, the most recent operation was in Minneapolis. I forget the name of it, but that is when you had thousands of Border Patrol and ice. That is what catalyzed the two protesters that died and the protests and the riots. That was a targeted operation. When they surged law enforcement to Minneapolis and they started doing big raids and big patrols, that was boosting the deportation numbers. That's done now. That's over. So they did operations like that in Minneapolis, in Chicago and la in New York, under the new Secretary of dhs, Mark Wayne Mullins. And he actually said, those are canceled. You're not getting any more of those. That's number one. Number two, there was a secretive policy in the DHS where ICE was making arrests inside private domiciles. Without getting a warrant from a judge. And there's questions about the constitutionality of that, legality of that. That's a big source of protest from the left, from the Democrats. Mullen says that's finished, too. We're not gonna be raiding houses without a warrant anymore. By the way, that also happens to be one of the demands of Chuck Schumer. That's why the Democrats have shut down the government partially and why they've defunded dhs, because, among other things, they want ICE to stop the warrantless arrests inside private residences. So this is a stand down order. The mass deportations, they're not running on them, they're not saying the words anymore. And the policy is effectively dead. They're done. They're. Whereas at one point they were maximizing deportations, now they're trying to have them plateau. Now they're trying to moderate the deportations as much as possible. They've changed the personnel, they've changed the policy, and now you're getting something different. And this is the story from the Journal that says, quote, president Trump is seeking to lower the profile of his mass deportation effort and has directed his top advisors to adopt a new approach on one of his central campaign promises. In conversations with top advisors and his wife, Melania, Trump has become convinced that some of his administration's deportation policies have gone too far. They went too far. Deporting 230,000 people, it's just too far. Biden let in 10 million people. He was letting in two and a half million per year. But removing 10% of that total, it's too far. Guys, this isn't us. We have to stop. This is too many. He says it's gone too far. And Trump believes that voters don't like the term mass deportation. Really? Well, you know, it would have been nice to know that when you ran on that two years ago. Really? So Trump ran on mass deportations in 24, in 26. He says, I don't think voters like that. I don't think voters like Matt, Are you kidding me? Seriously? The promises you ran on in 24, you are halfway through your term and now you say, I don't think the voters like that. That's how you won. The voters elected you to do that. That's what you were saying when you won the popular vote and the Electoral College and the House and the Senate. Now he's decided, well, I don't think the voters like that. Well, that would have been good to know. Maybe there should have been some transparency at the beginning or you know before the administration started. He says the voters don't like it. Great. Awesome. Loving it. The President has told them he wants to see more attention on arresting the bad guys and less chaos in American cities. The bad. The bad guys. It's like when Pete Hexa says, we need $200 billion to fight the bad guys. Yeah, we gotta. No, no, no. We don't wanna deport every illegal alien. We wanna stop the bad guys. Right, right. Uh, the article goes on. It says the desire for an immigration reset is being driven by Trump's White House Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, who believes the President's immigration team has turned one of his marquee issues into more of a challenging issue ahead of the midterms. It's a little challenging. As a result, the administration is attempting to change not only how it talks about the issue, but also what enforcement looks like on the ground. Great. So it's thorough. The shift has been spearheaded by White House border czar Tom Holman since he took over ICE operations in Minneapolis. ICE leadership isn't moving forward for now with those high profile operations like the ones that previously conducted in big blue cities like Chicago, D.C. and Minneapolis. Arrests of immigrants have ticked down to roughly 1200 a day from more than 1500 a day when ICE was running its unprecedented operation in Minnesota. And by the way, it's lower than that. So according to the Journal, they say it's 1200 arrests per day. I talk to people in government, they tell Me the rolling seven day daily average is 900. The rolling daily average number of arrests is 900. So quick, math. If you arrest a thousand per day, that's 365,000 per year. Out of all the people that get arrested, not all of them get deported. So if you're arresting 900 per day, the very, the very highest number of deportations is 3,65,000. It's not gonna be that. So we're talking maybe 300,000, maybe fewer than that. We're on track, in other words, for roughly the same or less deportations. Fewer deportations than in 2025, if that's the rolling seven day average, which is what I've been informed it is. Trump's advisors view the firing of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem as a prime moment for a reset. Senator Mark Wayne Mullen, the President's pick to succeed Noem, promised to reverse several of her ICE directives. Great. Including one policy giving officers permission to force entry into immigrants private homes without a criminal warrant signed by a judge. Mullen said, quote, my goal in six months is that we're not in the lead story every day. Trump has complained to advisors in recent days about bad headlines the administration received under Noam's tenure and has asked aides if they were aware of her unusual contract approval process. On the campaign trail, Trump suggested he would deport as many as 20 million people. No. Yeah, not gonna happen. So when Trump ran in 2024, the slogan was mass deportations. We're gonna physically remove 20 million people. It will be the largest deportation effort in American history. He said, remember Operation Wetback under Eisenhower? We're gonna deport 20 million people like that. Here we are once again. It's only a year and a few months in. So he's inaugurated late January 25th. It is March 26th. It's a year and two months. The first year, they deported almost nobody. They deported something like 230 to 360,000 people is roughly the numbers. And even if you isolate interior removals, and that is still fewer removals than Obama's first year in office in 2009, okay. They said that is okay, and that's justifiable because we need more funding, we need more detention space, we need more personnel. They need more training. And so that's why the big beautiful bill last year authorized something like $200 billion for homeland security. And nearly a hundred billion of that is going to ice, and a lot of that is going to the wall and detention facilities, all the things they said they needed. And they hired over 10,000 ICE agents, and they're buying the land and the facilities. And now. Now that they've got all the resources, now they're telling us, well, we're just not gonna do it. We're not gonna say mass deportations. We're not gonna do mass deportations. Say Stephen Miller was shooting for a million per year, was his target. Now they're gonna get, if you're lucky, maybe a third of that, maybe a quarter of that. They said 20 million, which would have been 5 million per year. Now you're gonna get maybe a quarter million per year. So you're getting 20 times less. Literally, you're getting 20 times less than what they promised. They're changing the slogan. Not even in the middle, in the first year, and now it's over. And Trump was convinced to do this because Susie Wiles told him it's unpopular. Now, here's. Here's what really happened, okay? And I can say this with some authority because I predicted it. I told you this is exactly how it would play out, which is that you're gonna try to deport all these people. Liberals are gonna freak out, the media is gonna shine a spotlight on it and they're going to cast it in a very negative light. And what this is going to do is generate bad press, bad publicity and low approval ratings. It's those two things. And if you know anything about Trump, know this Trump, because he's an egomaniac. He is absolutely allergic to both of those things. He hates bad press, he hates bad headlines, he hates low approval ratings. And so this was inevitable that it would play out this way. It was just inevitable because if you are going to do a massive deportation effort, it's not going to go unnoticed. And the Democrat city machines, these political machines in Chicago, New York, Louisiana, they're going to fight it tooth and nail with their activists, with the media, with the entertainment industry, all the above. And it's going to generate a lot of controversy. It's going to be very contentious. And that's going to drive negative media. Negative media begets low approval, low favorability. And so it was always a question of if you're going to do this, you need to have the political will to withstand that pressure. That was really the question. If you wanted to accurately predict will mass deportations happen, you had to really ask the question. If they try, if they marshal the resources to do it, will they then be able to withstand the inevitable pressure which will come as a result? And that's a question about Trump as a man. And this is why in 2024, I said, you're not gonna get it because Trump is, is not going to stick it out. He's gonna get those bad headlines, he's gonna get the lower approval ratings. And the second that happens, he's gonna pick up the phone and he's gonna call Stephen Miller and he's gonna shut it down. And do you wanna know why I knew that would be the case? Because it already happened. That, that already happened. And it happens with everything. It literally happens with COVID it happened with blm and it happened with this in the first term. And I've told this story a million times, but this is the thing. People that got red pilled after Covid, they just weren't there. They didn't watch it. The history has either been forgotten or rewritten. But I was actually there, up close and personal. I had friends in the admin in 2018. And that is precisely how it went down in the first term, which is that they started to try to build the wall. They, they started to try to Deport a lot of people. You might remember they had that family separation policy. That's how these huge caravans of illegals from the Northern Triangle were getting in. All these illegals would come to the border with an unaccompanied minor. It wasn't always a family member, a child, and their child, son, daughter, their nephew, cousin. Frequently they were strangers. But if an illegal alien had an unaccompanied minor with them, because the minors couldn't be detained in the same space as the adults, they would catch those people and release them. Those people would surrender at a port of entry with their minor in tow. And because the illegal and the minor cannot be detained in the same facility, they'd be picked up and they'd be sent out into the country. So Trump had a family separation policy where the minors were detained separately from the adults, and that allowed them to be detained indefinitely at the border. And so they weren't caught and released. Well, that's where the story about kids in cages started, because they said the Trump administration is imprisoning children in cages like the Holocaust. And they destroyed Trump with that. In 2018, in the midterm election, they said, it's kids in cages, concentration camps. They did it at the Oscars, at the Grammys, just like they did this year. And I have it on authority from people in the admin that it went down the same way. Trump picked up the phone and said, stephen Miller, we gotta stop in. In the previous administration, it was Christian Nielsen, I think was the name so long ago. But Trump picked up the phone ten years ago, eight years ago, and said, we're getting killed. They're talking about kids in cages. And they ended the policy. They reversed the policy. That's exactly what they're doing right now. And that's because that's who Trump is. And ultimately that is who you have to blame, because I can already see what is happening. There's sort of like two different camps of denialists, and there's one camp that just insists this is not happening. Let's be very honest, mass deportations. At this point, you can say it was a lie, it was a lie, it was a scam, it was a fraud. Trump said we were gonna have 20 million deportations. We're not getting anything close to that. It just. It's not happening. But there are a lot of people that are in denial and. And they will just believe anything. So they're coping about the retreat from Minneapolis, they're coping about the self deportation numbers, inflating those numbers, using the Community survey and some data artifacts to overestimate it by many by an order of magnitude. They're just simply in denial. They still think that someday one day mass deportations are gonna happen. Like they just don't live in reality. But then there's another camp of denialists that say it's not Trump's fault. They say it's his advisors, it's his personnel, it's all these people around him that are failing him. If only he had the right people. And here's the irony. Maybe it's not ironic, but here's why that's not true. Unlike the first term, that is totally not true in the second term. Stephen Miller has way more power. He's the deputy Chief of staff. You have a lot of really good people in Border Patrol and in DHS and in ice, and you even have people in the administration that are actually reaching out to outside groups. They spun up this website, it's called Mass Deportation Coalition, something like that. I don't know the actual URL, but if you look this up, Coalition for Mass Deportations. There is this outside group of nonprofits and activist groups. They're begging the Trump administration to follow through. They're trying to lean on the administration. And there are actually a lot of people in the administration who are working with that group. And they're pleading with them saying, please criticize Trump, please put pressure on Trump, because they can't do it from the inside. So ironically, you know, in the first term, you could make the argument and say, yeah, well, Trump has all these bad people. They don't want to see the deportations happen. They're disobeying Trump, they're giving him bad advice, whatever. In the second term, it's the opposite. No, you have a lot of good people giving Trump advice. You have a lot of good people in dhs, you have a lot of good personnel. They want to see it happen. They are running into the obstacle of Trump himself. If it were up to them, it would be happening, but it's up to Trump. And so now we sort of solved for X. Who was the problem? It was always Trump. It was never the personnel. It was always Trump. And you wanna know why? Because Trump always had the power. Trump appoints the personnel, Trump chooses the advisors. Trump has the discretion to listen to one advisor and not another. He does it all the time. Case in point, Brooke Rollins is the Secretary of Agriculture. So she represents the big Agriculture interest. And big agriculture loves illegal immigration because they employ low skilled illegal aliens on the farms. Consequently, Brooke Rollins doesn't want to see a ton of illegal immigrant migrant labor deported because she, in a sense, is captured by the industry that she's supposed to administrate, that she's supposed to regulate. So Brooke Rollins is against deportations, she's against job site raids. She's in favor of expanding visas for migrant workers. Kristi Noam, on the other hand, well, as Secretary of DHS Homeland Security, her job, her mandate is to deport as many people as possible. And Stephen Miller in the White House as the deputy Chief of staff, he is trying to work with Kristi Noem to get these deportations up. And he's encouraging job site raids and getting the migrant farm workers out and raiding a meat processing plan in Nebraska and a Hyundai plan in Georgia and so on. Well, you see that in the court of Trump, there's two different people with two different agendas and they're gonna have different advice. So Kristi Noem is gonna go to Trump and say, we wanna do all the deportations. And Brooke Rollins is gonna go to Trump and say, we want more visas and fewer deportations. Well, who does Trump listen to? He's got a better relationship with Brooke Rollins. She was in the first admin. She ran afpi, America First Policy Institute, which is the official Trump think tank after Trump left office. And Trump actually sidelined Project 2025 at Heritage, which was good to prioritize AFPI because those are his people. And so it's like in the first term, everybody said, oh, it's all. It's the personnel, it's the advisors, it's everybody else. We need to put the right people in front of Trump. But Trump consistently chooses all the wrong people and consistently makes all the wrong decisions. In 2024, he had an option, AFPI or Project 2025. He chose AFPI. With regard to deportations, he had a choice. Stephen Miller and Kristi Gnome or Brooke Rollins and Susie Wiles. He chose Brooke Rollins and Susie Wiles. And ultimately the decision came down to the fact that he didn't want the bad press. What you need to understand about Trump is that his dream is to be beloved by New York City. He wants the New York Times to love him. He wants CNN to love him. Anyone that knows Trump is nodding their head right now. And I'm sure there are people watching the show that know Trump because Trump is like a girl every day. He's on the phone all day, kicking his feet and giggling. I'm not making this up. Calling people for hours and hours and hours. And this is the Greatest economy, I'm the greatest president, blah, blah. Anyone who knows Trump and talks to him knows this is true. His dream is the approval and the validation of the New York Times of New York City. He wants to be beloved. And so if you're doing something unpopular with the media or the entertainment industry, the left, the masses, Trump is never gonna follow through because he doesn't want to upset those people. And so I said, In 2024, you're not gonna get mass deportations because Trump is gonna cuck. Because Trump wants to be loved by the media, and they're gonna hate this. And because Trump ultimately chose Brooke rollins over Project 2025, he chose Chris La and Susie Wiles over Hope hicks and John McEntee. Let's say he chose the disloyal personnel that threw him under the bus after January 6th over the good personnel that tried to salvage his White House in 2020. So I knew, based on the personnel choices, I knew based on his temperament, that he had not changed at all. And by that, I mean not for the better, that we were gonna get the exact same thing and the. The exact same story. And this is how Trump has been conditioned over time. I want you to notice something also. In 2024, there was so much fanfare around Trump, you almost forget how it was in the first campaign. In 2016, everybody hated Trump. The media hated Trump. All the institutions hated Trump. The Republican Party hated Trump. Everybody hated Trump. And why is that? Because in 2016, Trump was actually a radical. Trump was actually an insurgent force. So who didn't like him? The deep state, the establishment, the institutions, that was the nucleus of Trumpism. There was actually a great article in the Spectator by Christopher Caldwell, and he said this, and it's brilliant. He said that the actual nucleus of Trumpism is the idea of the deep state, and that Trump is this democratic, populist force against those institutions. And so in 2016, that's how it felt. It was this populist wave, the people, and Trump at the front of it, against the establishment, the institutions, the deep state. And all of these institutions are very incestuous. It's the permanent bureaucracy in Washington. It's the lobbyists, the consultants, the super PACs. But it's also the Ivy Leagues and academia and big law. It's also Wall street and the asset managers and private equity, and it's also the entertainment industry, Hollywood, and the mainstream media. It's also Silicon Valley. At that time, it was big tech. So it was all of the institutions, all of the powerful, the true Deep state holistically against Trump. But. But what you saw in 2024 is that all the institutions actually acquiesced to Trump. Did you notice, again, this gets back to a lot of people just weren't there for the original victory. In 2016, it was like us against the world. And all the media coverage was negative and they were ripping him apart every day. And the party was always trying basically to sabotage him. His own party in 2024, different story. Who was at the inauguration? Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, OpenAI, Elon Musk. They were all there. Mark Zuckerberg didn't even put any money into this election. He put 300 million against Trump in 2020. And Tim Melon donated $200 million to Trump, and Elon Musk donated 3,300 million dollars to Trump, and the Israel lobby donated to Trump. And so did Ken Griffin from Citadel and so did Andreessen Horowitz. And if you looked, whereas in 2016, the small dollar contributions were 60% of Trump's fundraising, in 2024, it was about 30%. So it flipped. And they've conditioned Trump to do the things that they want him to do. And what they want him to do is, is to keep the flow of cheap labor, cheap skilled labor, cheap unskilled labor. What they want him to do is to bomb Iran, keep the weapons flowing into Ukraine. They want him to intervene in the Congo for the minerals. They want him to deregulate AI. They want their corporate tax cut in the big beautiful bill. They have conditioned him because Trump wants, he wants to be liked. He. He wants the approval of the establishment. And this is why they've effectively stood down and they condition him by allowing him to take the path of least resistance and never fight those battles. And everybody that's making excuses for him, you need to realize we elected him to fight those battles. We elected him to be hated by the Israel lobby, to be hated by Wall street, to be hated by the multinational corporations, to be hated by the asset managers. We elected him to be hated by those people and to fight those people and ultimately to defeat them. Now it's the opposite. Now he's fighting against his own people to protect them. And this is what is so sick about this influencer cadre that is constantly trying to tell you that everything's on the up and up. Because while Trump open ups the floodgates for more migrant workers on Farms, more, more H1BS, more foreign student visas for the universities, while Trump says he's okay with home prices going up indefinitely, he Says, we want housing to be more expensive than ever because we're protecting the people that own them. And Trump is celebrating the stock market rising. He's cutting the corporate tax rates and doing all those things. In the meantime, he's not releasing the Epstein files. He's going to war with Iran, not building the wall, not carrying out the mass deportations. And so now he's beloved by the institutions. Trump has told the institutions, get behind me, I'll protect you. I'll protect your data centers, I'll protect your home values. I'll protect the asset bubble. I'll protect your profits and your cheap labor. I'll protect your complicity in Jeffrey Epstein's island. And it is him and the influencers taking the fight to the people, attacking the people. If you want the Epstein files, I don't want your vote. If you're against the war with Iran, you're not maga. If you attack Mark Levin, you're not maga. If you don't like the big beautiful bill, you're not maga. Now, the war is on behalf of the institutions against the people. It's on behalf of the elite against the democratic forces. This is in a nutshell, what is going on. And that's why you have to say Trump is the problem. Now, I don't expect everybody to maybe go head on against Trump. Maybe that's suicidal politically because Trump is still extremely popular. He's still the leader of the party and the movement and the president, and he's at the top of the pyramid. But ultimately, you must realize that there's never gonna be a populist movement until Trump is out of the picture. And I'm not insinuating anything there. I just mean until Trump is out of office, until Trump is unpopular, until he is basically rejected or exits the stage, he is always going to. He's not only not gonna be the guy, he's going to prevent the guy from emerging. He cannot do it, just constitutionally cannot, will not deliver the victory. He's not saying Caesar, he's not a leader. He's not that guy. And not only is he not the guy, he's depriving us of the guy. But as long as he's around, there is no space for the guy to emerge. Because if that guy were to emerge, he would be attacked by Trump. Case in point, Tucker Carlson, case in point, Megan Kelly, Marjorie Green, Thomas Massie, all the people that have critiqued Trump for the ways in which he has diverged from America first, the ways in which he has betrayed Us to the deep state. Trump has used his political capital, he's used his popular support to bludgeon those people and sabotage their careers. So whereas a Marjorie Green, a Thomas Massie, a Tucker, whereas they might have been able to take the baton or do something or climb the ladder, Trump is not only not helping them, he is suppressing them as, as potential competitors, challengers. That is why TR Trump really is the sickness. And this is why I said in 24, it's better actually maybe if he loses. Because you see how him being this 80,000 pound gorilla in the middle of the room, him being the center of gravity, him being this cult like figure that cannot be qu. Questioned, cannot be criticized. He's the nucleus. Everything orbits around him, everything is contingent upon him. You see how he has actually become the biggest opponent, he's become the biggest liability, actually, in a counterintuitive way you might say, well, he's not perfect, but he's good. No, he's the enemy of the good. Because the good cannot ascend. It can't succeed as long as he is there holding everything in suspense, holding everything in place and, and ultimately holding it all back. So that's the mass deportation policy. Don't blame the advisors, don't blame the personnel. It's him. It's coming from the top. He. And how sick, by the way? How sick is that actually? How evil is that? Trump said in 2024, I'm gonna deport 20 million people. We're gonna have mass deportations. And then a year in he just decides, never mind. What is wrong with you people? Why do you vote for politicians that promise you something and then openly just betray the promise? They just openly renege on the promise. So explicitly, it's just a public one. 80. He said mass deportations. Yeah, we're gonna have the largest deportation effort. 20 million people are gonna go. He doesn't do it. And a year in he decides, you know what? Nevermind, we're gonna shift gears. What? Well then you forfeit your mandate to govern. That's how you got elected. Why do you think you're in the Oval Office? It's because people were furious that we had open borders for four years and we got invaded by Venezuela. Venezuela opened up its doors and they flooded our country with like 4 million people from Venezuela alone. And there were millions more on top of that. And it got so bad, even in the south side of Chicago, black Democrats are going to a town hall meeting or a city hall meeting and complaining about all the Venezuelans on the streets. It was a fever pitch. You campaigned to fix it, to provide the remedy. And a year in you say, never mind. That's disqualifying. That's a forfeit. How is there anybody left still defending it? And you hear from his defenders, they say, yeah, well, did you see the administration's considering preventing illegals from having bank accounts. Preventing them from having bank accounts? Do they even have bank. What? What are you talking about? I want them removed from America. I don't care if they have a bank account. Well, but you see, if they can't have a bank account, then maybe they'll leave. Well, I want them to be for. Why do we give ICE $90 billion to hire ICE agents and detention facilities if all we're gonna do is close their bank accounts? My bank account got closed. I'm still here. It's always some five dimensional. Well, Trump is considering maybe one day closing the bank accounts, which indirectly will lead to self deport. Did. Is that what the placard said? When I saw the rnc, maybe I forgot. Maybe it's the Mandela effect. I thought they had signs that said mass deportations, not we're going to ban illegals from having bank accounts so that they'll self deport and then we'll have net negative migration. What is even the point then? And that leads me to our other story tonight, which is about the war in Iran. We had something else confirmed on the same day, and this is deeply related to this, shifting gears a little bit into our ongoing war in Iran, which will enter the fourth week in 24 hours. Today, our Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth gave a press conference and he confirmed the report from yesterday, a rumor that the Pentagon is asking the White House to approve a $200 billion spending package to prosecute the war in Iran. So think about that. You had a mass deportation placard and a no new war placard. One year in, they're telling us no mass deportations, but we are gonna have a $200 billion endless war in Iran. We are gonna have a war in Iran with no clear objectives, mission creep, no exit plan. And it's gonna cost us $200 billion. If that's not the biggest scam of all time, then what is? You're promised illegals will be removed from America, which is, by the way, that's a quality of life improvement for everybody. That is one of the worst things about living in America. Illegal immigrants are causing a lot of the problems in Houston. They're breaking into people's cars and stealing their stuff. In Colorado, they're taking over apartment complexes. In New York, they're putting them up in hotels. And same thing in Chicago, having to build tent cities for them. And you see them everywhere. They are there on the street corner with their kids selling candy bars that they stole from Walgreens. This is a 21st century. We're in a first world country and we have this peasant population of foreign nationals. We already had an underclass of minorities and refugees and, and regular old immigrants. Now we got 10 million more here. Trump promised to fix that by kicking these people out. We're not getting that. They're telling us that's no longer popular since a year ago. At the same time, they told us no new wars. It's, we're gonna end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours and we're not gonna start any wars. The war in Ukraine rages on, and now there's another war in Iran, which will actually cost more money in three weeks than the Ukraine war cost in four years. And you're telling me we didn't get betrayed? You're telling me we didn't get scammed? You're telling me you're seriously gonna consider voting Republican in 26? This is a story. This is from the Washington Post. It says, quote, the Pentagon has asked for $200 billion in funding for the war in Iran, according to a military and administration official, a significant sum adding to the cost of an already divisive campaign. The request has been sent to the White House, the military official said, which will review it before any request for funds is formally submitted to Congress. The official spoke on condition of anonymity, and the request was reported earlier by the Washington Post. Obviously, it takes money to kill bad guys, said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. As far as the 20, or, excuse me, the $200 billion, I think that number could move. He said, oh, okay, good. In 2014, the Congressional Research Service calculated that the U.S. had spent $815 billion in direct cost for the war in Iraq over 13 years. A recent report from the Council on Foreign relations found the US had dedicated 188 billion in aid to shore up Ukraine's war efforts since Russia invaded in 2022. So $800 billion for Iraq, $200 billion for Ukraine, $200 billion for Iran, and we're not even three weeks in. It's actually going to cost us $230 billion in direct cost. So this is a, a fourth the cost of a 20 year war. It costs more than a four year war. We're not even four weeks in. And this is from the administration that said we're putting Americans first. We're gonna put all our money back in America to make America great again. We're gonna fight no new wars and we're gonna extricate ourselves from the endless wars in the Middle East. And now we're gonna find $200 billion to go to war in Iran. Why? Well, remember they said it's because Iran poses an imminent threat. Then they corrected themselves and said, well, Israel was gonna hit them first. So because of Israel, we're Now in a $200 billion endless war in Iran. Meanwhile, we can't deport Iran, even 500,000 people from our country per year. So what about any of this is working? Isn't this like. Let me just ask you, it's not a rhetorical question. What to you is the worst case scenario? How is it different than this for people that are saying, well, it could have been worse. Well, at least it wasn't the Democrats. In your mind, what is the worst case scenario? What is the red line? They haven't even deported half a million people per year simultaneously. We are still at war in Ukraine and they've plunged us into a war in Iran, which is a catastrophe. There is no exit plan and it is going to cost us in the end nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars. And Trump brought us there on behalf of Israel. So what about this is working? Exactly. What about this is. Isn't the whole spirit of the movement making America great again? How is this making America great again? This is making America worse. This is setting us back. Another war sets us back. Canceling mass deportations. That's effectively an amnesty. That sets us back. We're up 10 million illegals and we're down $200 billion. We amnestied every illegal in America and we're going to go into another war in the Middle East, Depleting our stockpile, killing deterrence. They shot down an F35 and they're learning about our technology. It's the opposite of. It's not just not living up to the promises. It's not. Politics made it messy. No, this is the opposite of what we were promised. And think about what we had been told in the past 10 years about anything. We had been told that we need fiscal restraint. The Republicans are constantly telling us about the debt ceiling and out of control spending and the deficit and the debt. We're being told we can't afford Medicaid, we can't afford Medicare, we need to raise the retirement age we can't afford Social Security. Isn't this what they say? They said we need DOGE because we need austerity. We need to find trillions of dollars in waste, fraud and abuse. So we're gonna nickel and dime all the different departments and agencies. We're gonna downsize the Department of Education and HHS and all the different departments and agencies. We're gonna cut $800 billion from Medicaid. We're gonna look into modifying the entitlements, kicking people off of Social Security because we're outta money. Oh, but Israel needs to topple the government in Iran. $200 billion. And they're enthusiastic about it. They're enthusiastic about it. $200 billion extra. Trump wants a $1.5 trillion defense budget, up from a trillion under Biden. I think in 2023 it was 800 billion. Trump. Trump in 2026 wants it to be $1.5 trillion. Unclear if that's including or excluding this $200 billion. Ask where's that money gonna come from? Exactly. Where is that money actually going to come from? How are they gonna pay for that? Last year we had to cut $800 billion from Medicaid to pay for a corporate tax cut where we permanently reduce the corporate tax rate from 35% to 23%. Now we need to find other cuts from entitlements, healthcare, whatever, to pay for $200 billion for a war with Iran. So what does our tax money go towards exactly? It seems like it goes to Somali scammers, it goes to daycare centers and food drives and. And other scams. It's going to Somalian real estate projects, luxury cars, Lamborghinis and Ferraris. For Somalis that hate us in Minneapolis, it's going to black people to pay for stake using snap, using their E B T card. It's going to illegal immigrants and their hospital visits. If you go to Rush Hospital in downtown Chicago, it's like Mogadishu. It's like the Third World. God help you if you need healthcare in a major American city. Tell me I'm wrong. Go to a. Go to an emergency room in New York City. Go to an emergency room in Chicago. In la, it's like a fucking third World country. And those people don't have insurance. So it's going to those people and it's going to public schools where they're gonna say the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish. It's going to Israel's decapitation campaign against Iran and it's going to the richest people in the world, the AI oligarchs and scions who don't pay taxes, who don't have to abide by regulations, who get government contracts. This is making America great again. This is what it is all for. They told us a border wall, which cost $20 billion, that was too expensive in Trump's first term. Republicans, when they had the House and the Senate, they would not give Trump 17 billion for a border wall. They said too much costs too much money. We'll give you 1.6 billion. Mass deportations, they say are too unpopular. We can't run on mass deportations at 26. It's turning everybody off. It's not popular anymore. But a war with Iran that cost $200 billion, well, that's gonna give us a sense of urgency to pass an appropriations bill using budget reconciliation. They actually wanna do it. It's never enough. We gave 27 billion to Israel in 2024. The war has cost us 30 billion so far, another $200 billion, for a grand total of 260 billion. All in, maybe close to 300 billion. Factoring in the carrier strike groups, factoring in the war against the Houthis, factoring in all the other airstrikes, 300 billion for a war in Iran, no problem. Least popular war in contemporary history, 27% approval rating. Hey, no problem. Trump says, I don't have the yips about boots on the ground. I don't care if it's unpopular. We may do it. That's fine. As they watch their odds of winning the Senate collapse, as they watch the odds of a Republican to win in 2028 collapse for them, that's fine. And this is why you need to realize this is the simplest form of the idea. It's not working. Okay? People. People are overthinking it. Don't overthink it. You're overthinking everything. People are working themselves up. They're. They're setting plays, making moves, playing games. And they're saying, well, you see, we gotta vote Republican because we gotta get our guys in there and we gotta kiss Trump's because we need him to do this. That. Here's the simplest form of the idea. It's not working, okay? Trump, Obama, Biden, Obama, there's no difference. It makes no difference. You vote for the candidate that's gonna burn it all down. You vote for the candidate that's gonna build back better. It makes no difference. You still. You get a war in Ukraine regardless. The war in Ukraine started under Obama. Trump gave them lethal aid. It had started really Then under Biden, when Russia invaded, Now under Trump, they're still getting money. It's all the same. Trump started Operation Warp Speed. He's the father of the vaccine. He got it. He got the vaccine. Trump shut down the economy. Then Biden mandated the vaccine and carried on the lockdowns. It does not matter. You always lose. The House always wins. Trump gets elected to build a wall. He doesn't do it. Biden then opens the country up to 10 million illegals. TRUMP gets elected to deport them. Then he decides he doesn't wanna anymore. It's all the same. And this is why, from a propositional point of view, the only thing I'm interested in is anti. Against opposition. I'm not. I'm not for Republican, I'm not for Trump, I'm not for Democrat. I'm against whoever runs, that is against a pack, that is against the Iran war, that is against the elites, against the system, against the establishment. That's the only person I'm interested in going with. I'm not interested in more people explaining themselves to me, explaining how it works. Well, here's what happened. It doesn't matter what happened. Look at the result. You have people, they still call themselves Trump supporters. They recognize ostensibly that this is not going well. War in Iran, no deportations. And they're telling us, well, here's what we need to do, here's why it is the way it is. Here's what we. What are you talking about? Look at the effects, look at the result. It's not working. We're 10 years in and it's bullshit. So it failed. I'm never voting for this again. And I'm voting for the guy that's gonna destroy all this. I'm voting for a destroyer. People say, you wanna burn it all down and celebrate over the ashes. Uh, yeah. Don't you at this point, don't you? They say this guy, Nick Fuentes, he just wants to burn it all down just so he could be the king of the ashes. He just wants chaos and destruction. Yeah, uh, yeah, at this point, I do. Somalis are scamming Minnesota out of $8 billion to buy luxury cars, fund construction projects. They're rich and they fucking hate us. We send ICE to investigate and deport them. A couple of protesters die and ICE just quits. They just leave and it's still going on. Biden had open borders. 10 million people came here. They don't have health insurance. They can't afford to live here, they can't afford education. 10 million people are being subsidized. You are working three or four months out of the year for foreign nationals leeching off of public services and Trump will not deport them. That's over now. Trump got elected on no new wars. Said he would end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours. War in Ukraine is still going on. Now they want $200 billion for Americans to die in Iran and to spend all our money so that Israel can become a superpower. They want a moratorium on AI. Data centers are the only thing driving any economic growth. Getting harder for everybody else. Elon Musk is gonna become a trillionaire. Meanwhile, defaults on car loans and mortgages are through the roof. People have no savings. You're telling me there's something to salvage here? What's the alternative? People are telling us, well, you see, it's a team game. It. We gotta be a team player. I don't feel like I'm on the team when Trump is motherfucking us every day on True Social because we're not kissing Mark Levin's ass and cheerleading war in Iran and because we still want the Epstein files. I don't feel like I'm on the team. Donald Trump called Laura Loomer to celebrate the war in Iran. He had lunch with Mark Levin before bombing Iran. Lindsey Graham's on Air Force One selling him the war on behalf of Netanyahu. Meanwhile, I'm being told he doesn't want my vote cuz I still want the Epstein files. I don't feel like I'm on the team, actually. I don't have. I'm not wearing a jersey, I didn't sign a contract, I'm not getting paid and nobody passes a ball to me. So what do you mean we need to be a team player? Fuck you and fuck all this and maga. I'm out. If it's not America first, it's not good enough and I don't want it. Don't let anybody tell you that America first isn't enough. They say, well, you see, we can't run on America first and we can't deliver America First. That's just not practical. It's just politics. You just need to be patient. You just need to understand. Don't let anybody convince you of that. Because Trump won the election in 16 on America First. Lest anybody forget, that is where this whole movement came from. That is why Trump still has support. It all came from that in 2016. That's the winning formula. He's reindustrializing America with protection and tariffs, closing the border and having a nativist, restrictionist immigration policy and having a restrained, non interventionist foreign policy where we are not at war with the entire world, destabilizing every region and spending all of our money building other countries. That is the original formula. Don't let anybody tell you that that's not good enough all of a sudden. And we need to pull out this bag of tricks. We need the Chinese students, we need the Indian engineers. The universities need the students. The farmers need the labor. Wall street needs the profits. They're trying to convince you to fight against yourself, to negotiate against yourself and think about how shameless that is. How, how do you even go out there at the press conference and even say that and not hang your head in shame? They go out there and say, hey man, we need $200 billion. It's not free to fight the bad guys. And hey man, fuck you. Seriously, the first of all, the bad guys are we children. Stop insulting my intelligence. But he comes out there, they say, are you seriously considering you just got done? And think about how sick it is? How, how much did we hear about the war in Ukraine and how expensive that is? Republicans ran in the 2022 midterms on auditing or cutting foreign aid to Ukraine. They ran in 2024 on ending the war in Ukraine. Now it's not. There's no end in sight there. It's not over. That's still going on. It still cost us all this money. And they come out and they tell us, hey, well, we need another $200 billion. We gotta fight the bad guys. So did every. Do we all just have collective amnesia? The Republicans have said for, for literally the past four years, audit foreign aid to Ukraine, cut foreign aid to Ukraine, no more new wars. If Trump was elected, this would have never happened. It's still going on. And now they're starting another. And they shamelessly go out and say, yeah, we need $200 billion to fight the bad guys. And people eat it right up. They eat it right up. H. How much did they campaign about illegal immigration, about open borders? You need to elect us so that we could close the border. You need to hold the line in 2022 so that we can put some restrictions on Biden's open Borders immigration policy. 2024, elect us, we'll do mass deportations. 26. They say, ah, I think we just about did it. We don't need nasty portions. It is about taking public sentiment and steering it into a ditch where it's not going to roil the political system. That's really, what, what this is, it's hot and cold. The Democrats do what they need to do and rally up their people. The Democrats redistribute the wealth and they let in all the illegal aliens and they have all the woke stuff. The rubes get mad, the rubes overthrow the Democrats, they get in and then the Republicans bomb Israel, genocide Gaza, give all the money to little tech and the Democrats are mad. You see how this. And it just oscillates, it just keeps turning. And I'm in favor only of a political solution where we step outside of the, of the wheel. Step outside of that hamster wheel that's always turning. Trump is not that person. It's not that movement. It isn't working here. $200 billion, are you kidding me? And I'm old enough to remember they literally told us 17 billion is far too much for a border wall, for an 18 foot steel baller fence in only half of the southern border. Oh, it's too much. $260 billion to bomb Iran. Hey, well, if it'll break the stalemate in Congress, let's fully send it. And we're going to talk a little bit about the operations in Iran briefly. This war has no end in sight. As you know, there is a stalemate right now. The United States is unable to topple Iran's regime, unable to suppress their fire. In the meantime, Iran is creating economic pressure against the United States and the whole world by choking off the energy and other commodities that flow through the Strait of Hormuz. Trump is faced with two options. He can either escalate to victory by invading Iran and toppling the regime, which might be ruinous for America, or he retreats, withdraws, begs Iran for a ceasefire, and it's a strategic defeat for the United States. He's looking for a way out. And he settled on a third option, which is he is going to try to forcibly reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Last week, he initiated a new phase of the conflict, launching an energy war. He bombed Carg island in the Persian Gulf. And then a couple of days ago, Trump and Israel struck against Iran's South Pars gas fields in order to pressure Iran to agree to open up the Strait of Hormuz, thinking that maybe if he increased the economic pressure on Iran, as they have against us, then maybe they will accede to our demands. And that didn't work. So today the operation, a military operation, to force the strait open, has begun. Trump set in airplanes and helicopters to bomb the Strait of Hormuz, its islands, its Coastline and territory in a bid to eventually potentially invade the coastline or the islands in the Strait and ultimately regain control of the shipping there. And this is a story, this is from the Journal that says, quote, the U. S and its allies have intensified the battle to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, sending low flying attack jets over the sea lanes to blast Iranian naval vessels and Apache helicopters to shoot down Iran's deadly drones. The stepped up operation is part of a multi stage Pentagon plan to reduce the danger from Iranian armed boats, mines and cruise missiles which have halted ship traffic through the waterway since early March. If the danger can be reduced, the US could send US warships through the Straight and eventually escort vessels in and out of the Persian Gulf. But it will likely take weeks for the US to clear out Iran's web of assets that have harassed traffic through the choke point. Air Force General Dan Kane, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, revealed the operation in a Pentagon news conference saying that heavily armed A10 war planes known as Warthogs along with Apache attack helicopters were flying missions over the Straight or off the southern coast of Iran. Despite the strikes, Iran is still believed to have a vast stockpile of mines, cruise missiles on trucks and hundreds of undamaged boats in hidden facilities with deeply dug tunnels along the coast and on islands. The General said, quote, I think it will take weeks to reach a point where we can be, where there can be safe operations in the Strait. Even then a lot of the Iranian assets will survive. So the latest stage in the conflict is they are preparing this multi stage operation. They're really doing it where they're going to try to use the military to open up the Strait. And I don't even understand how that's going to be possible. You need to understand about the Strait of Hormuz. At its narrowest point it is 24 miles long. Do you know how small that is? 24 miles long at the narrowest point. And what that means is that Iranians that are hundreds of miles inland inside of Iran can reliably hit ships in the Straight with drones, ballistic missiles, cruise missiles. And so if you want to prevent drones and missiles from hitting ships in the Straight, you have to clear a radius hundreds of miles inside of Iran's territory. Massive, vast swath of territory. You need to make sure there are zero drones, zero missiles of any kind being launched and reaching ships in the Strait. It's impossible, cannot be done. Last year we bombed Yemen a thousand times and we couldn't stop them from bombing the Red Sea, which is far bigger Iran is many, many, many times the size of Houthi controlled Yemen has a significantly larger population and military. Military and a huge industrial base. And apparently they're still getting resupplied from China with new drones and parts for missiles. They say from Tajikistan. Last year we could not stop the Houthis from bombing the Red Sea. You think we can stop Iran now from bombing the Strait of Hormuz with exponentially more territory, more people, bigger industrial base, more, more projectiles and a much smaller target? How is that even going to happen? They say, well, we're bombing all their ships and their islands and tunnels and this, that and the other. Still, you're always going to have the threat of drones from inside the country. They say the operation will take several weeks at the minimum. And they say even after this operation is complete, and it looks like they're planning to have Marines land on islands in the Strait of Hormuz or near the Strait. Even if you're able to do all these things, okay, we're gonna take the islands, that, that is a suicide mission all by itself. IEDs, tunnels, incoming drones and missiles. Even if you're able to do all this without a hitch, Marines are there, they've taken islands, airstrikes and helicopter attacks, anti missile systems, whatever. Even still, they say after three weeks, we're still not gonna be able to guarantee that every ship is gonna make it through the straight without being hit. So what exactly is the goal here? And you realize there really is no way out of this. This is a war where there is legitimately, there is no plan, no exit strategy. It's impossible. And so this is very quickly starting to feel like Iraq, where no one really seems to have any clue how this is ever gonna end. Iran, if you haven't been able to stop them from shooting now, if you haven't collapsed the government by now, you might never be able to do it. So the Strait of Hormuz is indefinitely closed. Okay, well, if the Strait of Hormuz is indefinitely closed, then oil prices are just going to keep going up and up and up. And some estimates say that oil could hit $200 per barrel. They say that's not out of the question. By late April. They say if oil is up to $138 a barrel through the end of April, and if it sustains that for weeks and months, you have a full on global recession. Well, they're saying the timeline to even have any semblance of an effective operation in the Strait is at least another three weeks. The Marines are gonna Take a week to get there. The Gerald Ford is gonna be out of commission for at least another week. What happens when we're still in Iran by the end of April? What do you do then? Global economy's down. Americans surely are gonna die, maybe by the dozens, perhaps by the hundreds. If you try to invade the mainland, coastline, islands, God forbid, if Marines actually try to set foot on the island, surely there's gonna be an IED waiting for them. Surely there's gonna be shoulder mounted missiles, drones, all that stuff is gonna be waiting for them. So here we are in late April or May. Oil prices have been persistently high for months. Maybe we're cracking $140 a barrel, maybe it's $200 a barrel. You have runaway inflation in Europe and the United States. You have energy shortages in Vietnam and Taiwan and Korea. Japan, you have dozens, hundreds maybe of dead Americans depleted. U.S. stockpiles of standoff weapons, standoff munitions, radar systems, THAAD systems, Patriot missile batteries. What do you do then? Do you retreat after months of war? At that point you withdraw. There's literally no end in sight to the conflict. And that's the scary part. I don't think anybody even realizes where this is going. It gets very uncomfortable because you realize that defeat is really not an option. This is something that I don't think the United States is going to walk away from. I don't think the United States even can walk away from it at this point. It just seems impossible that the Iranians would even agree to stop bombing the Strait of Hormuz without preconditions that the United States is unwilling to give. But even if they were, they might not stop. It's not Trump's temperament. We can't afford to lose our deterrent credibility. That's when you start to think, is a tactical nuke going to be deployed? Is it going to be a full fledged ground invasion? Honestly, what are the options for extricating ourselves from the conflict? And this is why they're asking for $200 billion. I hate to say that, but they're not asking for $200 billion to replace Patriot missile batteries. They're asking for $200 billion because they're getting ready for a, a much wider and much more intense conflict. And I don't think people are ready for that. And that's the latest on the operations running out of time, so we'll leave that part short a little bit and we're gonna move on. We'll take a look, we'll see what you guys are saying. Hate to leave it on a bad note like that. But this is about as bad as it gets. All across the board politically, strategically, this is a bad scene. All right? But we're gonna move on. We're gonna take a look. We'll see what you guys have to say about all this. Let's see.
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America first. Nigga sent $20. I literally drive my out of wedlock children in my minivan.
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Who is that a quote from? I didn't see that, but thanks.
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Charles. You just sent $20. I saw that Arctist put out an essay about you in connection with a new book they're putting out about the political revolution of Gen Z. What are your thoughts on Arctis and or the whole intellectual movement of the Nouvelle Dwight? French new right. Are they antithetical to you or do you have common cause with them?
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I don't really know that much about them. I like Arctos and is that Fryberg runs it. He's pretty good. But I don't. I know the French new right is extremely pagan, so I'm not a fan of that. But I'm not really into the European far right. The French new right. I. I was never really big into that.
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689cent. $150. Do you know any Groiper clerics? Does AF have a chaplain? Happy feast day of St Joseph.
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AF does not have a chaplain. Groiper clerics. I mean, yeah, I know some priests. Thank you for the big super chat. I appreciate it. Interesting question. Yeah, Happy. Is it really St. Joseph's Day? Damn, I didn't get any zeppela. Maybe I'll go pick some up tomorrow. Thank you for the big super chat. I appreciate it.
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$30. Today is St. Joseph's feast day. Protector of the holy family, terror of demons. Pray for us.
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Absolutely.
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We will leave our cent 5024 year old electrician from MA. Want to remind you there's a lot of quiet people who really do understand. You ignore the loud ones who don't. I pray God blesses you with all the resilience needed, bro.
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You think so? Well, I appreciate the super. Well. Spanshall secret.
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Roy Baralt sent $22. Did you see Piers leave his own interview with that Kirkland clavicular guy yesterday? This is like the third manosphere guy he's brought on their own show and they all keep bringing up Mr. Sudz. Groiper Curse Undefeated.
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I did see that. Yeah, it was funny.
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Kickbut kowski was right. Sent $50. Tucker is a simp. Why is it only women sticking to their guns? Like who? Tulsi And I ain't ready for the altar But I do agree there's times when a woman sure can be a friend of mine. Epic song.
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Well, the song sounds dumb, but you know what I discovered about Tucker? I saw this clip of him on Fox and Friends from years ago and he said that he's known his wife since the first week of 10th grade. He married his high school sweetheart. They met when they were 15 and in that moment I immediately understood everything. Of course, the guy that married his high school sweetheart is gonna be totally blue pilled about women, obviously. So you're how old is Tucker now? He's gotta be in his 50s. So what year did they meet? That just goes to show how out of touch he is. So if he was born in 69 and he met his high school sweetheart in what, 84, 83. So you met your rich, white, pretty girlfriend when you were 15 years old in the 10th grade at your private rich school with I don't know what the tuition is there, but it's expensive. You met her, you married her. I guess they got married about 20 years later or May maybe seven years after they met. Now you're the authority on women. That just goes to show how out of touch you are. If only it were that simple. Tucker says, yeah, just marry your high school sweetheart that you never stopped dating from the time you were 15. Just marry the rich white blonde girl you met at your private school on the east coast. Just do that. Just do that. It's easy. Well, you know Tucker, it's easy to say that you love women. It's easy to say that women aren't the problem and you love women and women are so amazing and blah blah, blah. When that's the arrangement, most people are not able to have that arrangement. First of all, our generation is already a minority. That's first. Most zoomers and gen alpha growing up in a major metro, they're already a minority. So there's not even a lot of white people at their school, period. Second of all, they also have only fans and Snapchat and Instagram. So I'm sure growing up in the 80s, there was no phenomenon of like every girl has their nudes on Snapchat and every guy has seen every girl's nudes. But that happens with regularity now in high schools and middle schools. You also didn't have Internet pornography. You also didn't have girls literally turning 18 and getting on only fans like it's a different world now. Women are different, men are different. It's it's not the 80s, it's not fast times at Ridgemont High, bro. Not everybody is growing up in a rich white boarding school in what, Rhode island or whatever. In wherever you grew up, California,
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all the girls are blonde and their dads are loaded. It's a different world. So he meets his girlfriend when they're 15 and you know what? God bless. I'm not bitter about it. Like, good for you. That's how it should be. I'm in favor of that. God bless. That's how it should be. Good for you. If that's how it worked, I think everybody would be happy if it was still like that. Nobody would have a problem. There'd be no women hating incels. There'd be no women hating lookist, black pill, whatever. But it isn't like that anymore. It isn't the 80s when California was an ethno state for white people, you know, for beautiful blonde white people. And you're in a $20,000 a year, you know, high school, private high school. And you marry your college sweetheart that you never stop seeing from the time you were in English class in your sophomore year. If everybody had that, yeah, I think everybody would be totally happy. But it isn't like that. It isn't like that at all. So that's the issue. But that. Doesn't that explain everything? Cuz he brings me on the show and he's like, you beat up on girls. It's like, okay, so you never moved on past sophomore year. That's what, that's why you don't get it. You met your first girlfriend at age 15 and she became your wife and you had kids with her and all that went down in the 80s in California. So. Oh, so that's why you have this completely naive and immature view of women. Because that's your situation. Oh, obviously you think I'm beating up on those poor girls. I'm sure Tucker's wife, she probably is an angel. If a girl pair bonds with a guy her sophomore year and that's the only guy she's ever had sex with and has only known intimacy with one guy. And it's you from the time she was a teenager. Yeah, I'm sure she is probably as close to the ideal as a girl could be. But that's not what we're dealing with. Guys in this day and age are dealing with a girl with a double digit body count. Try that one on for size, Tucker. You think I'm beating up on girls? Try, try talking to a girl. And, and you know, that she's got a double digit body count. Okay? And, and think about, try imagining that picture that. Let me paint a picture for you. 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 huge body counts. Picture this and all that that entails. Birth control, bpd. And you know, you know they have an only fans on the side. And you know they, they're on Instagram with 10,000 DM requests from, from football players and Saudi oil sheiks and this that, you know, he goes, he beats up on girls. Dude, honestly, most girls need to get their kicked in this day and age. Isn't that true? Most girls need to get their ass kicked by their dad. Cause it's not like it was in 1983, bro. Okay? It ain't the summer of 69 like all you fucking boomers think it is totally insane. Yeah, well, I married my high school sweetheart. She never slept with another guy or thought about another guy. And I think girls are doing just fine. It's like, really? Cuz most guys are on Tinder and they get two matches. Most guys go on a date and their girl has a hundred bodies and they fucking lie about it, you know, and all they do is fucking lie. And he go, he beats up on girls. He's a, he's a gay woman hating misogynist that beats up on girls. Okay, bro, whatever man. You just don't get it. You ask your son. Your son is chopped. Ask him. Your son's fucking chopped. Ask him how the, how the search is going. Oh, wait, he's a Nepo baby too, but he's probably dealing with the same stuff. So am I right or am I wrong? Seriously, this is the guy that said, oh, I thought, oh, sorry I called you gay. He beats up. He literally said that I beat up on girls. He said, well, I disagree with him. I disagree with anybody that beats up on girls. Oh, I beat up on girls. Grow up. Grow. Can you grow up, whip boy? I know your wife is honest. I'm not even being sarcastic. Your wife is probably an angel. And congratulations, you literally won the lottery. Your parents are rich. You got trust funds on trust funds. You were born before the third world rapification of America. You got to live in California before it got filled up with Mexicans. And you went to a $20,000 year private high school and you met a blonde Protestant girl whose parents are loaded and she never had another boyfriend and you got married. I'm sure she's probably an angel. And God bless you. Good for you. But for those of us that were born a Little bit later, missed it by that much. You know, it's a little different. Those of us that are growing up in the 2010s to 2020s, it's a little bit different. You know, your wife wasn't dating AI. Your wife wasn't dating a tentacle monster on AI. Your wife did never had a romantic relationship with a tentacle monster a on chat GPT. That's the difference. Okay? Your wife never considered having a spicy page, blue page and bio. She never had you taking pictures of her for her at the beach for her Instagram. So the guy, so the horny non white guys and football players can slide in shouldn't have a hundred bodies. Cuz there was still a culture of shame about that kind of stuff. Maybe she got one. Probably not. If you met when you were 15. Unless you had a break or something. It's a different world. So. And by the way, so that's my message for Tucker, but for everybody else, this is a lesson to all the young men out there. Don't listen to these boomers because that's the, that's their world. They live in a completely fucking different world. So, so when you hear these boomers say, get married young, have more kids than you can afford, like, consider the source. Consider the source. That would be like, you know, Baron Trump going to a homeless crack baby and saying, I don't know, did you try getting a job? Or like, no, no, I'm. I was born addicted to crack. You know, like that, that would be like somebody that would be like Elon Musk's, you know, transgender son, Vivian Musk going to some homeless crag baby who's living in a, a Motel 8 on the side of Manheim Road and saying, I don't know, did you try getting a job? Why don't you try learning to code? That's what my dad did. So it's a, it's a different world. I saw that clip and I'm like, oh, so that's what it. Yeah. So that's why he thinks I'm like some disgusting human being. Cause he watches my show where I'm like, we need to kick women's ass. And he's like, why would you want to beat up on my wife? She's an angel. We met when we were 15 and we kissed at the drive in movie. And then we went to third base. It, you know, 10 years later, after we got married, like, bro, bro. It's a diff. We're in a different universe now. We're in a different Dimension. You know, women are put on birth control when they're 15. Now they have, they literally have seven bodies by the time they're 19. They go to college. They a hundred guys in their freshman year, they start an only fans or a patreon or seeking arrangements or whatever. They're fucking evil. And guys, guys go to women with a bouquet of flowers and a gift and you know, text messages, pickup lines, oh, I love you, you know, I want this, I want to cuddle, blah blah. And, and women, their roster, their bench is a thousand dicks deep. Is literally a thousand deep. You know the, the, the hypergamy situation. You have a hundred thousand guys competing for the same like mid white girl. And it's guys, it's an age range of like 18 to 50, net worth ranging from, you know, zero to a billion dollars. You literally need to be a billionaire. Even if you're a low millionaire, it's not good enough. You could be a guy making like 150 grand a year at age like 19 or 20 and they'll still be like, I'm talking to this guy that's 29 and he makes, he's the, he's a billionaire. He's a billionaire. He has a billion dollars. He has a $15 million mansion in Coconut Grove. You know, it's just like hypergamy is real. Watch clavicular as the prophet said. Dude, clavicular is like the prophet tales sayings of the prophet. Clavicular. Like all you need to do is watch clavicular stream. How many of these do you need to see where it's like there's a picture on Instagram of like a good looking guy, a good ass looking guy. Pause. Okay, that's gay. It's tr. Objectively it's true. These are good looking guys that are well dressed and clean and facially attractive, same age peers and they're with their girl at homecoming or prom or whatever and you see that same girl slutting out at the club, bussing it down for clavicular in the sprinter van. That has happened like four times in the past four weeks that we know about. That's all you need to know. That's all you need to see. And then they get caught. They're like, wait, is this live? Oh my gosh, I need to go. Oh my gosh. I, I made a big mistake. You fucking whore. You got caught. Look at what they're doing. Look at what they're doing. Beating up on girls. Who's looking out for the men. Is that gay to look out for men. All men are kings. We. What about the men? What about the fellas? What about the homies? What about the boys, you know? And for the mothers, what about your sons, huh? The young men are renting a tuxedo. You know, they're getting their corsage for prom. I hope she likes me going out to the prom. And then where is she? She's on the Sprinter van with clavicular. Shaking her fat little ass. Shaking her disgusting flat. No, it's not fat. Shaken her flat ass. Busing it down for. For king. Clavicular on the Sprinter van. And she's leaving homie on red. She's leaving bro on red. Bro's jester Max saying she's leaving bro on red. Bro is literally in the bar pleading, don't go with Clav. She goes, I don't care. I don't know you. It's crazy. It's fucking insane. It's so. It's very dark. It's actually very dark and brutal. And people like Tucker, they're doing a disservice because they grew up in La La Land. Like, they're living in a movie. It's like when you take movies too seriously, you know, like, you. You live in a different reality. So I'm not gonna take your advice. The. The way he talks about women, they're so mysterious. No, they just lie, dude. They just lie. And they're whores. Not all of them. Not all of them. But, like, that's a serious. It is a serious problem. And you can't say we're beating up on women for calling it out. Let me be serious for a moment. Obviously, not every woman is a whore, but this is a serious problem of. A lot of them are acting like whores. There's no guardrails. There's no standards. There's no. There's no limiting principle to this. And it is a cultural and social contagion, and we have to call it out. It's a real problem. And it's extremely dark. And if you call it out, I guess too zealously, people say, oh, you're beating up on those poor girls. Oh, the men need to become worthy. And guys buy into this. They say, we need to become worthy. Become worthy. Crazy. Anyway, and then you know what else? They said this was great. So him and his wife, Ron Fox and friends, and the host said, so what do you make Tucker do on Mother's Day? What do you demand from him on Mother's Day? And she goes, there's some parts of our Marriage I don't want to talk about. So what do you think that mean? What do you think that means? They go to Tucker's wife, they go, what do you. What does he do for you on Mother's Day? What do you make him do for you on Mother's Day? And she goes, well, I'm not gonna say everything about our marriage. It's like, wow, wow, wow, wow. And that's just the cherry on top, folks. And that's just the cherry on top, you know? Yeah, it's. It's a cold world out there. Better get a coat. It's a cold world. Better get a coat. Yeah. She goes, I don't, I don't want to say what he does for me on Mother's Day. I have a few guesses. I have a few guesses. It's what he does with all women on the show. Oh, they're beautiful creatures. And they never, they're never at fault. It's the. The men need to get serious to stop playing video games, bro. If men stop playing video games, they would justifiably commit suicides and homicides.
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Always grow. IPing sent $20. How do I always know what's about to happen? It's because I listen to the African American of politics. God bless. Nick.
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Very true.
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Terry a. Davis sent $50. How authentic do you think Europe's resistance to Washington is? And what do you think Putin is thinking right now?
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I. I'm not sure what any of that means.
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Ex libertarian grower percent $100. Another AI deep fake of Netanyahu. The schizo. Right. Makes me want to join the other side.
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Thank you for the big super chat. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's all A.I. it's crazy, man. And what do you think, what do you think is gonna happen? You think that in a few weeks they're gonna say, oh, we lied, Netanyahu is dead. We. We made all that up. He's obviously alive.
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Sent $30.
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Thank you.
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S. Sterling07 sent $25. First time voter voting Democrat. I feel embarrassed. I rooted for Trump so heavy in high school. Love you, Nick.
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I hear you, man. I hear ya. But thank you. I appreciate it.
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G36 Bubba Roy percent $25. Waiting lobby chat has formed a pack. If you start later than 9:30pm we vote red in midterms. Sorry. Main furor. Scott Buchanan. Sent $20. Something I truly hate about conservatives is their utter cultural nascience. Your takedown of the KPUSA halftime show was absolutely spot on. Conservatives do not understand music or art.
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Thanks.
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Globe sent $20. Bro, please sell out like Tucker. Most of these donos are rage bait. Saw a tweet. Liberals are trying to turn you into a lolcow.
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You don't get it.
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I love Faith Meryl.
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Oh, no. They're turning it. Okay. I love Faith Merrill.
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Isn't Faith Merrill the greatest? She's the only E girl for this groiper. Thanks for always defending her from these rapists, King. Thankfully she's a Catholic now, so we'll be in heaven together. I was worried she was an Arab at first, but she's just Italian. I know. My queen is a virgin. She is pure Wapa Wapa said $25. Would you rather marry a black woman or an Indian woman?
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Neither.
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Landlord Chad sent $20. Centcom called DHS for tips on how to not disclose numbers. No cameras at over. By the way, did you see new WH ballroom milk groy percent $20 downloading some shows off American first plus for my flight to Poland. Gia hoodie is packed.
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What countries border Poland, bro took the walk to Poland. Let's see. Russia, Belarus, Germany, Ukraine and. Czech republic. And does Hungary border Poland? Is that it? Did I say Lithuania? Yeah, that's my guess. Let me see. Am I right? But W on downloading the shows. Let me see. Oh, I meant Slovakia, not Hungary. Okay, so I got him. All right. Mind I. I legit meant Slovakia. Not hungry because it's Czechoslovakia. Um, nice. W W's in the chat. I meant Slovakia. I did. All right, whatever.
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Cuz I always think in terms of Czech, Czechia, Slovakia, and then south of that is Austria Hungary because it was Czechoslovakia and Austria Hungary at one point
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wang Slope sent $30. That's true. TRUMP asks the Jap reporter why we weren't warned about Pearl harbor and I can't help but laugh and yearn for the good old days.
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I don't find it funny anymore. I think it's tasteless.
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Don't believe. Well, yeah, I guess that's true.
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Cubby 1369 why I sent $20. Do you have any lifelong friends that have stayed loyal to you since like the sandbox days or like grade school? I hope you know how much you are appreciated and admired. God bless you, Nick.
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No, none of Them? None of them. None. I have no friends from grade school, no friends from middle school. I have two friends from high school still. Everybody else not so much.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it is what it is. Honestly though, it's probably me. I. I think I'm the common denominator.
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You're just making it worse. You're just making it sound dumber and dumber. Every super chat you add just makes it sound stupider. Primacy, preeminence, ascendancy. That sounds like the stupidest shit I've ever heard in my life. It sounds corny and contrived and fucking stupid.
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She's 67 cent $50. You have said to vote democrat. But in my district I L17 Dylan Vancel is America First. Refuses foreign aid to Israel and has taken $0 from IBAC while D. Eric Sorensen has taken over 1 mil.
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Okay, yeah. Then vote for him. Dumbass. What? It's just like. Do you really need me to say that? So you said to vote democrat, but the guy in my district is based. So what should I do? Do you really? What do you think? Dumbass?
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Dude, the sneako Cole. It's just insane. It's actually crazy. He's just on this generational run of coal. Let me pull up. What did Sneo tweet today? What have we been punished with today? Oh dude, I just found this clip clavicular. Called the cops on a stupid girl who slapped him. Slapped him for no reason. Dude, how could she touch my goat like that? Hang on. Oh, we gotta pull this up. Look at this. Dude, these have gone insane. He didn't spike his cortisol though. W for that.
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Wow. See, this is what I'm Talking about. See that came in clutch Cayman. This is what I'm talking about. Tucker. You need to watch this stuff. Tucker. This is your homework, pal. You need to watch this. You need to get outside your echo chamber, okay? Get out shot. Get outside the CIA echo chamber. Look at this. Look at this disgusting void. Dude. Kill, rape and die for clavicular. No, no, no. Kidding, Kidding, kidding, kidding, kidding, kidding, kidding, kidding, kidding. No violence. We hate violence. But, dude, it is. If I ever see her, it is so on site. I'm caping. I'm caping. New York the right to vote. She says women should have the right to vote. No, they shouldn't. She makes that face too, that they. You know how they all make these like exaggerated clown ex. Like facial expressions. Now he should have given her an uppercut. I'm kidding. Hold your ear. Call the police. Yeah, yeah. Detain her. Detain her. Yeah, yeah. Detain that. Yes, yes, yes. Detain her. Get her. Guards, seize her. Go get the. Get the police. Police. Can I get a picture with you? Holy. Dude, I hope she gets charged. We need a follow up on that. I hope she goes to jail. How could she do that to our goat? What is. Hey, dude, what's. Where's Joe? Joe should have dropped her ass. Where's Joe? Joe should have dropped her ass. Where's. Security, Clav. Security. If I were there, it would have went down a little bit differently, I'll say that much. If I was there, it would have went down a little bit differently, I'll just say that much. Where's Joe? Where are those hands? Come on, Joe. I know you're there. Damn, Dude. Lock her up. That's so based. He goes, I'll sue your entire family. Dude, he's so tough. Why is he so tough? He's just. It's. That's like. His parents are bodybuilders. But that's such like a. My dad's a lawyer. Coded like. That's such an ascended move. I'll sue your entire fan. No, no. Cortisol spike doesn't. It doesn't go to hands. He goes, I'll sue your entire family. How does he do it? Dude, he's ascended. I'm going crash chargers on you. Hey, hey. Hold your ear. Call the police. Hold your ear. Hold your ear. Call the police. Dude, he's like. Darth Vader calls the Stormtroopers over. Get the police. I love. Dude, look at her. Look at her expression. Look at the fear. That's like women. Women be like, I fucked up. Whoops. I love when women meet consequences, that's my favorite thing, right? It's like women. Women around th. This is women's fucking around face. She's drinking a truly or whatever. Women fucking around and then women finding out. That's my. There are fewer there. There are no greater joys in life than seeing women fuck around and find out like, literally zero. There are literally zero greater pleasures in life than seeing this face turn into this face turn into that. There's literally nothing better. Isn't that so? D. Because women think their actions have no consequences because they're women. You can't put hands on em, you can't touch em, can't beat the fuck out of em, can't kill em. So they slap a guy across the face and make like that stupid expression. Then he'd go, all right, guards. Look at this stupid. Look at this stupid. With her iPhone and her truly in hand. Yeah. Guards. Guards. I love how she tries to break free. Guards, take her away. Look, dude, there's. That's so good. Dude, that's. He just got her. What the. What happened? What? Get her, get her, get her, get her, get her. Dude. Clap. I'm so meat riding. But like, he just so flipped the script. Total look at just such a total reversal. Total 360 reverse. I love that. Go get the. Get the police. Police. Can I get a picture with you? Police. Police. The spirit of Elliot Roger is alive. That's a joke, obviously. All right, but what we're gonna look at, we're gonna look at Sneako Sneo Cole. Dude. I can't lie. I love my boy. I love my boy Sneako. But holy. Let's pull up some of them. Okay, Okay. Okay. Bro, like, bro. Come on, bro. Bro, seriously, bro. Bro. Bro. Pause. Bro, seriously, bro. Hello. What? Come on now. Why. Why are we doing this? Why are we doing that? Look at Sneako stream. Is he streaming right now? Bro, If Benjamin Netanyahu is actually here. Let me zoom in. If Benjamin Netanyahu is actually dead, he probably is smug. Jack. Remember, he will just be replaced by an even more messianic kabad Lubovitch freak. BB's 40 year plan was achieved. Destroy Palestine. Get. Then get the Christian. Go to go to war with Iran. Get ready for Jared Kushner's Israel just like hodgepodge. Protect joe ken at all costs. Okay. Oh. The biggest lie we were sold was freedom. Men can do drugs and women can be naked. Declare. Why is it a haiku now? Why are these all like a haiku declaring superiority of free western values Just to become slaves to our own desires. Whoa, that's deep. Oh, this was my favorite. How tragic that money is infinite. Printing forever while more people starve each passing day. Damn, I'm 15 and this is deep now. I'm sorry. I hate to roast. I hate to roast, Nico. I hate to roast my boy. But it's like, what. What are we. Hey, there's me. But the coal. The coal has to stop. Please, Nico. We're tired. Your defenders. Your number one soldier is tired. I'm your number one soldier. I'm tired. Is he. Is he still alive? I guess he is. Oh, maybe not. Anyway, yes, we're having a little intervention. Sneak, bro. Sneak.
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Well, I can't. I cannot return the greeting. I'm not a Muslim, but. But happy, happy Eid for you guys. Enjoy.
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Yeah, they're calling it the retard Robolev
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Who hit me up? Hey, hey. 24 year old. But if you're a leftist, probably a whore. Probably a whore, but you know, maybe you're not. But who knows? Probably a whore. Probably hoeface $20. But hey, good to hear from you.
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You like the Martian take Porsche Boxster? I think Porsches are kind of gay. Honestly, they're just kind of like little gay girl cars. I like I want like a big suv. I want like a big assess I ideally I would drive in a tank something like a tank or a giant suv like a full like an XL escalade. But yeah, I would never drive in like a little Porsche.
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Thank you for the big super chat. I appreciate it. Yeah I think at this point in time that's overstated but Neo Moon sent
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Yeah, well said. Good stuff.
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Including that take.
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And there it is. And there. What do you mean you don't want to look at all the cathedrals? Oh, and there it is. Found the chud. Found the chud. What do you mean you don't want to look at cathedrals? What do you mean? That's hilarious. That's hilarious.
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It's over. The grandkids of the Boomer generation aren't interested in competing against the Indians, Chinese, Russians and Jews for specialized stem positions. Instead, they compete against the Mexicans and Guatemalans for trade jobs. Yes, you chat. Fuck you.
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Thank you for the big super chat. Sure.
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Scary for who? Thank you for the big super chat, though. Yeah, I don't. You know, I'm a little afraid because it's very ominous, but I'm not afraid about the back.
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What do you mean smoking? Goy Nip. I don't know what that is, but yeah, I'm glad.
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Is that the real Jay Dyer or is that the fake Jay Dyer?
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Interesting $20. Iran has destructive refineries in Gu. Wait. Since your show started, the escalation keeps going. Love the coverage. God bless you guys. Sent $20. I know I'm a retard, to be clear. But why can't we just pull out at this point and take the hit on oil? No other adversarial countries can sell us oil. Why not save the $200 billion and take the L?
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Because if we, if. First of all, there's no guarantee Iran will even accept a cease fire at this point. There's no guarantee. Why would they? Because one, if we leave, let's say we get a ceasefire, then the Iranian regime claims victory. They say, look, the US And Israel threw everything they had at us and we survived. The regime remains intact. We survived. And you know, what are the implications of this? The implications are that the US Lost. The regime is powerful enough to protect its people from the US And Israel. So the regime actually grows stronger in the eyes of the people and, and actually maybe is less likely to topple after the war. It rallies people around the regime, which is something the US doesn't want. Once people rally around the regime, they immediately start rebuilding their capabilities. Everything that we did threatens to be undone. We leave and then they build all their missiles back. They build, they all, they start rapidly, just as they did last year. They start building up their missile and drone arsenal again. And they've also learned how we fight wars. So they're, they're going to be, they're going to adapt for the next conflict. So maybe that's more drones, maybe that's more ballistic missiles. What, like whatever. They've learned new tactics. They know how the U. S and Israel are going to attack. They know how, how we're going to play. So they're basically going to undo what we did. They're going to refortify, rebuild, get more drones, get more missiles. And then we're sort of back in the same place that we were before. Also the implications of it are that Iran has veto power over global energy. We went to war with them, they shut down global energy. They, it was at their discretion who got oil and natural gas and who didn't. As now the whole world knows, don't fuck with Iran because they then can tie up the entire global economy. And that is, that's a level of power that the United States doesn't want to see to Iran. We don't want them to think it's effective. We don't want them to be emboldened and think they have all the cards. We don't want them to think that the people in Iran to think that their government is unbeatable. So that, that's a big part of why, and inevitably we're going to go back anyway. So let's say there's a ceasefire. The Iranian regime earns credibility from the people. They're victorious. Strategic victory. They build back their missiles and drones. Well now they're never gonna make a deal. How are they gonna make a deal with the United States when we keep bombing them and breaking our promises and rug pulling them? So now the hardliners are in power. They, they don't trust the United States. They're weaker, but they're angrier. And what that means is that we're just gonna have to go in at a later time. If we can't make a deal with Iran, we're going to have to assume that they're rebuilding all their capabilities. They have this ability to close off the Strait of Hormuz, which is now an existential threat to us and the Gulf and Asia, Europe, Israel. So all it does is just defer the inevitable. We're going to have to go back. It's just that when we go back, they're going to have more capabilities. They're going to have learned from this and they're going to have more stuff than they did when we started and they're gonna retain the ability to close the straight all over again. So that's why they don't wanna leave. Um, that's why they wanna finish it. And by finish it, I mean they want to have a decisive victory rather the regime is toppled or Iran is, is not able to dictate the terms of the strait. At this point, it's really more about who gets to end it on their terms. You know, we can't let them end it on their terms. Like, oh, they made the economy so bad that we weren't able to continue in the war. Because then the message goes out, the US is a paper tiger. We used up all interceptors. We hit Iran with everything we had and in the end they hit us where it hurt for us, which is oil. And we were forced to back down. And they don't want everybody to then look at the Iranian drone industry and say that's that's the best protection against the United States.
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What kind of question is that?
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why would you even ask me that? I've never lived in London. I've never lived in New York City. I spent very little time in New York. I've spent even less time in London. So what are you even talking? Why would you ask me, dumbass? Why don't you google it? Why don't you ask Chad GPT Leper King Roy percent as a hardline Catholic. What does that even mean?
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Not really.
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Thank you for the big super chat. Why is she the best roiper? I don't care.
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That was crazy. Maybe he's right. Maybe I'll find the right woman. Maybe I'll find the right woman and she'll just be so magical that it'll just blow me away, right? Who knows? You? You don't know until you tried. Maybe I'll just find the most magical woman of all time. And she is just Gonna totally cha. Rock my little world. And I'll feel like that, right? He goes, you just don't get it. You don't get it. You've never been in love. You don't know how magical women are. Yeah, maybe. Maybe it'll happen for me. Do you think that's possible? I. Sometimes I wonder, am I cynical or is he naive? Is he naive or am I cynical? Sometimes I wonder. I think I'm right. I think I'm right, and I think he's naive. You know, he. He tells me, he goes, you know, I like to go out into nature and, like, smoke pot, and my girl is magical, and I just like cooking with my girl. And then I smoke weed in the woods. And I'm like, yeah, we are completely different people. Like, we're completely different. I don't know, though. Maybe that's just a simple life. Maybe that's a different way to live. Uh, but I. I don't know that I would ever be happy with that. I don't know. I don't see it. But who knows? Maybe it's a me problem. Maybe I. I have a bro.
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Roll the dice.
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Yeah, that's funny. Yeah, it's demonic. It's the demons. The demons attacked me. The demons attacked yeah, yeah, some based answer he thinks and you know, demons are probably behind pornography but he was, he was probably fishing for something.
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We're not boycotting in 28.
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I'm honestly, as time goes on I'm starting to think that phones are the problem. Like it really is the phone. It is like the. It is so ubiquitous and yet nobody talks about it or rarely talks about it. But the phone is the biggest. It's just killing us. We just can't have normal human relations anymore because of phones, because of texting and calling and social media. And now the phones are even worse. It was bad before and now between AI and the short form video content, it's worse than ever. It was bad enough when you had TV, then you had like texting and Facebook and YouTube. Now you've got TikTok and chat GPT and it's just so bad. And it's really like how do you even have a human connection with anybody? It seems impossible. So it's, it's not good. That may be the biggest problem of them all. Even if you had all the minorities out, you still don't have a social fabric. Something deeply sad and hollow about, you know, the way the world works.
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Been pursuing suicide by Groiper. Any advice? Huckleberry 990 Iviltik sent $100. Much love praying for you always.
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Thank you for the big super chat America.
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Sent $20. Are Iranian kamikaze drones really an issue in the Strait of Hormuz? Drone jammers are cheap and effective, right?
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Yeah, they are. I don't know about drone jammers. I haven't looked into that because that's what they use in Ukraine. But I think the problem is that if you put them on a ship, you know, maybe the ship will be attacked, maybe he can't bring it into proximity. I'm not sure actually.
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I made cookies. Sent $100 as a group chat. I got aspergers and I find conversations difficult because the small talk and stupid boy slop questions. You see that NBA game, I tend to just shut up until something worth talking about starts. Politics and world issues are far more interesting. How do you keep from Chatting out with your normie friends. Thanks for the great content, my man. High ehc.
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Thank you for the big super chat. You see that NBA game? Yeah. Normal. Yeah, right. Yeah, right. Whatever. I don't know. I just try to be normal, you know?
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Almost. Shit. Sent $20. I love Nick as much as a straight man can love another man.
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Oh cool.
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Unknown sent 50 voters suffering from main character syndrome, but they get shot in the ass while wearing a dress. Good luck with saving America and everything, Nick. Enjoying the show. God bless.
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Thank you. Appreciate it.
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Schopenhauer overheard a youth sigh, I would die for her. Thought you will live for her and that is the worst punishment.
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Oh, that is so true. Schopenhauer is so right about everything, everything, everything.
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Oh, so that guy shirt sucks at $20. Sent this just to tell that Gaia shirts are gay. 88 Hugh Johnson sent $20. Saw your comment on icarly the other day. Who's your favorite character from the show?
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Oh, it's gotta be Carly. Gotta be Carly easily maybe. Or Spencer. Such a good show. Such a fun show, man. I remember watching that as a kid.
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Noah Clark said $20. Originally I did not like Clav, but now I can't lie, he's that nigga. What's up brother? Wclav lol.
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Yeah.
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Save the whale sent $20. Bro failed to guess Australia yesterday despite the fact you live on their time zone. Meister72 sent $20. First time watching the stream. Just want to say Big Yahoo is mean and won't let me get laid.
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Okay.
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DXGroupire sent $20. Do you see the potential gutting of the VRA and 2030 census counts as white bales for the long term or is that just cope? Total co David Flory's music is sent $20. Today is the 250th anniversary St Joseph's intercession in founding the mission San Juan Capistrano, California. And by extension the rest of the California missions made after it. St. Joseph pray for us.
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Let's go. Amazing. Happy.
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Hi Nick. Long time watcher, first time chatter. I just wanted to know where do you get your ideas from?
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Oh, very good. Never heard that one.
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Logan douchebag sent $20. Going up his weed by the way.
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Well, I'm glad you quit. Hate weed. Hate weed. I don't know. Do you think I'm a chud? Some people say I'm a chud. You know they say you're cuz I like I have like an old world. I hate tattoos, I hate weed. I'm just that guy. I guess some people say, you know, get with the times, man. Weed is actually fine, but I. I don't think I ever will. I hate it. But I think that might just be like a weird internalized thing, you know? Cause of I grew up in a more traditional house maybe, I don't know.
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Sandpig Roy percent $50. Will you ever go back on the Jesse Lee Peterson Show? Also, is JLP a member of the Spiritual Jedi Council?
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Maybe. I don't know. I don't know if I've heard from them. Perhaps.
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One hoop $0.01 $0.20. Yes, it's the phones. Telecommunication broadly is fucking with our senses, which are wired to be local and tied to our embodied experience. Women are particularly susceptible.
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Wow. Cool. Okay. All right. That's our last super chat. That's going to do it for me. Good observation. Remember to smash the follow button, smash the like button. Leave a comment. I'm on the air Monday through Friday. As always, thanks for watching. Thank you to our top super chatters. Special thanks to Total Necron Death Groiper Coside Appeal to Heaven, Ex Libertarian, Crip Circus Love Retired LM Sunshine Veltrix and I made cookies 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.