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IRAN WAR DAY 33: Trump Announces NOTHING, GROUND OPS IMMINENT | America First Ep. 1667
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Good evening, everybody. You're watching America. First, my name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. We have a great show for you tonight. Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Wednesday. We have a lot to talk about tonight, lots to get into. Big show. Our featured story. We're giving you another update in the war with Iran, day number 33. And tonight, our featured featured story. We're talking all about Trump's primetime address about the war where he said absolutely nothing. Absolutely nothing. And I'm glad I didn't cover it, cuz I thought about it yesterday. We discussed what the speech might contain and what he's going to announce and what the vibes are. And I seriously considered, my first thought was I should stream the speech, I should cover it. But then I knew it would be nothing. I knew that he would say absolutely nothing, which he then did, giving us no content. So we'll talk about the speech. Like I said, it was basically without any substance at all. There was a big expectation in the past 24 hours based on nothing, based on rumors, I guess, that Trump was about to announce an imminent end to, to the war in Iran. Other people thought he would announce a ground operation either to secure the highly enriched uranium or to seize one of the islands. But neither of those things happened. Instead, Trump said the war would go on for two to three more weeks, which is what he's been saying for a long time now. That's nothing new. That is what he and everybody in the Cabinet have been saying, especially in the past few days. But that's really been the message since the very beginning, which is a vague, ambiguous timeline. It's not concrete, it's always rolling. It's always two more weeks, three more weeks, and we got more of the same. So we'll talk about the speech. We're also gonna talk tonight about where inevitably this is pointing, which is towards ground operations. And I have been adamant about this. Even though the vibes lately. And when I say lately, I mean the past 72 hours, even though the vibes lately have been that the White House is leaning towards ending the conflict almost immediately and maybe even without opening up the Strait of Hormuz, I have been adamant that more likely than not, all of that is a smoke screen. It is all a big trick. It's a ruse. And because this is how Trump operates and this is how the conflict has gone for the past year, not the past five weeks, but for the past year. So what was the purpose of the speech if nothing was announced, if he merely reiterated things he's already said, I think the purpose of the speech, like the rest of this stuff, which comes to us in different forms, is to flood the zone with misinformation. And so this is why the administration is talking out of both sides of their mouth. The press office, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of War, Trump himself, various anonymous sources in the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, all of this is being put out there to effectively saturate the information space. And they don't want Iran to know their next move. And I've also been saying this. We don't even want our allies to know our next move. We don't want our golf allies like the UAE cutter and Saudi Arabia to know the next move. We don't want our other allies in the Pacific and Europe necessarily to know what we're going to do or what we're willing to accept in the event that we have to withdraw. And the reason being is because with all these moving parts, we are trying to compel everybody to align with us. Whether that's Iran opening up the Strait, or it's the Gulf helping us in the conflict, or it's Europe and Asia coming to our aid to open up the Strait of Hormuz, I think everybody's being leveraged. And by flooding the zone, by flooding the information space and saturating it with all these different contradictory messages, he's playing different games with all the people that are involved. And that includes, I would add, the domestic oil market as well, which is obviously a major factor. So we're gonna talk a little bit more about that. We'll get into some of the other developments. There's a big piece that's actually, once again, there's two big developments. Alongside the speech in the New York Times, there are anonymous sources telling us that Iran is not negotiating. So any talk of diplomacy, any talk of negotiations, it is made up. At worst, at best, it is completely exaggerated and disingenuous. What Trump has said is that Iran has effectively agreed to everything we are demanding and. And they are begging for a peace deal and we are engaged in advanced negotiations. That is all a lie. At the minimum, what Iran acknowledges is that messages are being passed between intermediaries like Pakistan. With that being said, the latest report comes from US intelligence, which says that Iran does not even desire a ceasefire and they don't wanna cease fire because they're winning. They have the stronger hand, so why would they even want an end to hostilities? If you're winning, then you press the advantage. And that's exactly what they're doing. So we'll talk about that simultaneously, however, there's another piece in the Washington Post and in Reuters which says that Trump is requesting options to invade Iran to secure the highly enriched uranium. And the Pentagon has put together a plan for the paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne to land inside Iran. We're not talking about on the coast, we're not talking about an island. We're talking about deep inside Iran. It's nuclear complex and it's nuke. Its nuclear complex consists in five or six different cities, all inside of Iran. And the big ones are Natanz, Fordo and, and Isfahan, and these are all in central Iran. So to the extent that we have talked about a ground operation to open up the strait or to seize control of their oil, we are talking about small islands in the Persian Gulf and in the strait. This is the mainland. This is not the coastline. And Trump has specifically requested those plans and the Pentagon has prepared them. And it looks like maybe they will pull the trigger on something like that this weekend or maybe in the future. So we'll talk about that as well. And that's going to be our coverage for Iran, if we have time. We'll talk about a deal which has just been agreed upon by House and Senate Republicans. They may vote on it tomorrow morning, which will end the partial government shutdown with the Department of Homeland Security. And get this, they're basically going to let the Democrats defund ICE and Border Patrol. So you might have seen that the airport security lines are wrapped around the block, the TSA is being furloughed, and this is because there's a partial government shutdown. Democrats agreed to fund a half dozen government departments and agencies, but they refuse to give any money to fund Homeland Security. And they say they won't do that unless and until the White House makes a compromise on how ICE is conducting the deportations. Well, this new Republican spending package, it funds everything in dhs, but not ICE and not Border Patrol. And that's why Democrats are agreeing to it. And so that means that in order to keep ICE and Border Patrol going, we're gonna have to dip into all that money, which was allocated last year in the big beautiful bill. Not ideal, not the best. So this is a taste. Think of it. The current situation is that Republicans control the White House. Of course we control the House and the Senate. Democrats have just defunded ICE and Border Patrol with the minority in the Senate. So what is that gonna look like next year when the Democrats control the House? Right now, they're a minority in both chambers and they defunded ICE and border Patrol. They, they won. They did it. What does that look like in year when they actually control the House? Maybe even the Senate as well? Well, it's not gonna be good. Next three years are gonna be pretty rough. So if we have time, we'll talk about that as well. But it should be a pretty good show. Before we get into it, 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 this show. Check out our merch store, Fuentes store. We have our brand new spring lineup, spring collection. Hoodies, T shirts, hats, shorts. It's all there and it's great stuff. It's very high quality, screen printed and it's kind of like a custom look. 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Nothing. Nothing at all. I mean, nothing really. I'm so bored. I feel like we're living through the worst content drought of all time. Oat. Worst content drought of all time. Shit is dry as hell. Where's the content? We had clavicular and he's still doing the 30 day marathon. So that's great. But I feel like aside from that, there's just nothing really popping off. Candace. I don't know who's even watching this Erica Kirk thing. She's kind of faded away a little bit. And Tucker interviewed Dave Smith again, which I like, Dave, but it's like, okay, the Jews control America. Give it a rest. Already, am I right? That's a joke. I feel like there's just no real content. I was talking to a buddy today. I'm like, just nothing feels like it's popping off. I'm kind of ready for the spring, ready for the summer. When are people gonna do something? Come on, do something. Can we get another pandemic? Can we get a nuclear holocaust? Can we get an actual. Can we get another real. No, not actually, though. That's obviously a joke. I'm obviously kidding when I. I don't actually want a real holocaust, obviously. I would just like some content. The only thing that's going on is my feud with Mark Levin. Have you seen this? Mark Levine, he just keeps telling me the same thing. Yesterday he tweeted, hey, little Adolf, get outta my country. And I said, your country? I'm not in Israel. Everyone loved it. The crowd went wild. Then everyone clapped. Mark Levin said, well, I'm just trying to do an accent. He what? How does he sound? He said like. He's like, little Adolf, get outta my country. It's kind. He kind of sounds like that. And I said, your country. I'm not. I don't live in Israel. Crowd goes wild. Hundred thousand likes. We print. We print engagement here. And then he tweeted it five more times, just in case we missed it. Then he tweeted like, five more times, get outta my country. Get outta my country. It's like, I already. We already did this. I already told you, I made the joke already. So there's that. Other than that, I don't even. I can't even bring myself to tweet anything because there's nothing happening. I can't even bring myself. I. I have nothing to say. Anyway, that's my problem. But we're gonna move on. We're gonna get into the news. No, no more procrastinating. We're just gonna jump right in. We'll talk about this war in Iran. As you know, week number five approaching week number six. We are beginning week number six of the war on Friday night. It will be five full weeks of war in Iran on Friday, and there is no sign of the war ending. As you know, we are in a stalemate. The price of oil is exploding. And even after Trump's speech tonight, if the goal was to reassure the markets, it had the opposite effect. And I imagine the reason for this is because the market believed the hype. They thought that the speech would announce an imminent end to the fighting. And I imagine they priced that in. They priced in that perhaps the oil market would normalize or begin to normalize starting immediately. And when Trump did not announce that, I think this is why after the speech, oil prices shot right back up in the futures market. And now oil is up to $116 a barrel, I think. So it's steadily climbing. Iran, although they are not launching as many projectiles as before, they are still launching missiles and drones at the Gulf states, at Israel, they're still targeting commercial shipping in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. So everything is basically as it was. Everything is still the way it has been for the past several weeks. The big development from tonight, as you know, is the primetime address by President Trump earlier tonight at, I believe, 9:00 Eastern Time, is when it broadcast. It was about 20 minutes. And I'll just refresh your memory a little bit. Where we have been for the past 48 hours is there has been, it seems, a concerted messaging campaign, I think, originating from the White House, trying to convince people that the President is leaning towards ending the conflict immediately. And this would be a shock. This would really be a pivot, because when Trump announced the conflict initially, he articulated five major goals, almost none of which have been achieved. Trump sought to destroy Iran's missiles, destroy Iran's navy, destroy their nuclear complex, pursue regime change. And I think there was one other major objective that I'm forgetting right now. None of these have been achieved with the exception of sinking Iran's navy. That's about it. We have not suppressed their ability to launch missiles and drones. We have not destroyed their nuclear complex. We have not seized or destroyed their stockpile of highly enriched uranium. Oh, the regional proxies. We've done nothing to the proxies at all, and the Iranian regime remains intact. So we articulated five objectives at the beginning. At best, we've achieved exactly one, which is really the least important, and that is sinking their navy. Of course, as the conflict has gone on, another victory condition has actually emerged, and this is now the central and overriding one. Since the conflict and those five objectives were announced five weeks ago, Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz. And in order for the conflict to end, you can tack that on at the end of the list. For us to end the war, we now also need to rest control of the Strait from Iran, either by accomplishing some of those other objectives or getting them to make an agreement through a negotiation. So now the objectives are topple the regime, destroy their nuclear complex, destroy their missile production capacity, destroy the regional proxies, and open up the Strait of Hormuz. So we really have not achieved anything. If anything, we're going backwards. So in the past 48 hours, there has been all this messaging saying that Trump is ready to resign from the conflict and the United States is basically going to surrender, achieving none of these things that not even opening the Strait of Hormuz. And there was a lot of talk that Trump would even be okay with this, that Trump would end the war without even opening up the straight, which you might consider would be the bare minimum that would get us back to the status quo from before the war. So this has been the talk, this has been the buzz on Monday, on Tuesday, and this led to a lot of speculation all day yesterday that this primetime address earlier tonight would be an announcement to that end. And so all day yesterday, people said Trump was going to announce that we were ending the conflict, we were winding it down, we were phasing out of the war, and we might even leave without opening up the straight. That was the expectation. Now, yesterday, presciently I said, I don't think that's true at all. My prediction for the speech came true a hundred percent. And if you watched the show last night, I said it could go either way. But my prediction for the speech is that it's gonna be a nothing burger. He is going to hijack the primetime slot. He's gonna get all the eyeballs on him, he's going to tout his achievements in the war, and he's not really going to announce anything. That's exactly what happened. And so tonight he went live at 8 o' clock and gave a 20 minute speech and he talked about the original justification for the war. He leaned into this angle that Iran was pursuing a nuclear weapon and that we had to engage Iran so that eventually we could seize their highly enriched uranium. So you could say that part of the speech was remaking the case for the whole war altogether in the same way that he laid out the case five weeks ago. And, and he has another addresses and true social posts since part of the speech was relitigating the case for why we're even doing this at all. The only news to come out of the speech which isn't really news at all, is that Trump said the war is gonna go on for another two to three weeks. And as far as any indication of where things are going, that's about all we got. And this is a story about the speech. This is from the Wall Street Journal. It says, quote, president Trump sought to reassure skeptical Americans that the war in Iran is in the national interest, arguing that the operation was necessary to decimate a regime threatening the US and insisting that economic pain would be short lived. In a 20 minute address from the White House, his most direct sales pitch to the nation since the war began a month ago, Trump said the US had succeeded on the battlefield and declared that US Military objectives would be completed very shortly. Trump said he still aims for a diplomatic agreement to end the war, but in the meantime, he vowed to hit Iran extremely hard in the coming weeks and pummel the country back to the Stone Ages where they belong. The Strait of Hormuz, the war's most notable flashpoint, would open up naturally once the war ended, Trump said. He said they're going to want to be able to sell oil and the gas prices will rapidly come back down, stock prices will rapidly go back up. He encouraged other countries to build up some delayed courage and rest control of the Straight from Iran, he said, go to the Straight and just take it, protect it, use it for yourselves. Perceptions of the war are mixed and fall largely along party lines. According to polling in a recent Fox News survey, 80% of voters said they are concerned about the rising cost of gasoline, which has surged as the war affects global energy prices and threatens to muddle Trump's messaging about the economy going into the midterm elections. So this is a speech, and the only pronounced effect of the speech is that actually oil went right back up. And like I said, I think that the financial markets had been successfully comforted and reassured in the past two days. They drank the Kool Aid like all of you did, I imagine, because that has been, it's very noticeable, it's very conspicuous that the constant drum beat from the media for the past 72 hours has all been saying, based on insider information, based on anonymous sources, that Trump is leaning towards ending the war. And that has also been telegraphed by elements inside the administration as well. Like I said, State Department, the press office. And so I think the stock market bought it, I think they bought it. I think they really believed that this primetime announcement was going to be that the war is ending post tense, it's going to wind down and we are going to withdraw without achieving our objectives. And on the news that the war is going to continue for at least two to three weeks and that we're going to bomb them even harder. And Trump says we're going to arrest control of the Straight or other countries are invited to. Investors know that means there's really no plan still and there's no end in sight. So oil prices Went right back up after the speech ended. So what was the purpose of the speech, actually? Well, I think, and I said this at the beginning of the show, and I've been saying this for the past couple of days. You have to understand that all Trump does is lie. It's by design. This is the function of rhetoric from the White House. This is how Trump sees it from a doctrinal. Doctrinal point of view. I don't know actually how to say that, but that's the Trump doctrine, which is you flood the zone. You saturate the information space with disinformation or contradictory information, and the purpose of it is to throw your enemies and even your allies off balance. So why do they want the public writ large, the whole world? Why does the administration want the world to believe that they're ready to wrap up the fighting even without opening up the Strait of Hormuz? I think I'm one of the few people that has recognized this. It is because Trump wants other countries to do his dirty work. What is the problem here? As we've talked about, we are stuck. We made a. An attempt to destroy the Iranian regime, and we failed. We took a shot and we missed. And what this is allowed Iran to do is seize the Strait of Hormuz and take a fifth of the world's energy hostage. And we have no ability to take it back, because the regime survived. It is now actually stronger. So it's not going anywhere. And what's more, Iran prepared for exactly this scenario. They prepared for a decapitation. And that is why not only do they have a very deep bench, which is thoroughly integrated in Iranian society, and that's the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, but it's also a decentralized command. So they actually don't need their command, control and communications, which have been neutralized by Israel and the United States, because they have delegated out to IRGC lieutenants and commanders their instructions. And that is why throughout this massive country, you have very small, very mobile, very abundant weapon systems that are well hidden, placed everywhere, and they're operated by freelancing members of the irgc. That is why for the past five weeks, drones and missiles are being launched all the time, because they're not necessarily getting communication from the center. They don't need it. So Iran is prepared for exactly this eventuality. They survived the initial strike, which is all they needed to do. The regime is not toppled in. And actually, now it's fortified because there's a rally around the flag effect. And that goes not just for the public which supports the regime which is under attack, but also for the regime itself. There is no factionalism. There doesn't seem to be a lot of cracks. They're sticking together and they're still able to attack the Persian Gulf, the Gulf Cooperation countries, and Israel. So we're trapped in this situation, as we've discussed, where it seems that the only way out is either a complete surrender, and that involves giving control of the Strait to Iran permanently and formally, which is unacceptable, or we have to escalate. But Iran and we, and everyone knows that we have no ability to escalate. The only way that we can fight harder is to deploy a ground force of some kind of. And the way this is set up is that if that happens, we may win, but we have to give it our all and a lot of people are gonna die. It's actually a question whether the United States could ever prevail against Iran short of using nuclear weapons. Could we even succeed if we did an Iraq level invasion of Iran? I don't know that we would even win that. Iran has a million soldiers. They have rigged their country for this eventuality. They have a massive population. If Israel can't take Gaza, the United States is not taking Iran under any circumstances. But if we wanted to escalate things, that's the only way we could go. And if we could win, whether that's true or not, it would involve a very high cost in human life and a lot of Americans would die. And so Iran knows, and we know this is politically unacceptable for Trump to do this. So Trump has devised these other options. Take the islands, take the uranium, do these things. I think, however, that what he really is looking for is to throw somebody else's army at the problem. What he really wants, and, and this is a pure guess, this is pure speculation. What he really wants is maybe for the Gulf countries or a coalition of other countries either to do the fighting on the ground or to pick up the baton from us and carry on the fighting at a low level in perpetuity. Maybe that's the plan. It's clear that Washington is looking for an off ramp. Okay, the White House wants out of the fighting, but they also recognize that we need the Strait of Hormuz. We also can't get it. We can't compel Iran to give it up. We probably can't take it back by force. If we tried, many Americans would die. But if we don't do it, then we effectively give it to Iran and this is a complete humiliation. It's a strategic Defeat. And the whole energy market is held hostage by Iran in a formal and institutional and official way. So maybe the off ramp that Trump is seeking is to delegate the fighting to the junior partners. And he's maybe seeking partners like Saudi Arabia and the Emirates and Israel and maybe even countries in the Pacific or Europe to police the region so that we can recuse ourselves from the fighting because of political reasons, basically. And so that brings me back to what is the purpose of all of this messaging? What is the purpose of the speech? Well, I don't believe that Trump is seriously going to leave the conflict ceding the Strait of Hormuz to Iran, but maybe they want Japan and South Korea and, and Saudi Arabia and the Emirates and Europe to think that. Because if these countries think that we're willing to do that, this is a big problem for them. And it's a problem for them first, because after all, it's their oil, the oil that comes from the Persian Gulf. And Trump even said this, if you paid close attention in the address tonight. Trump said we don't get oil from the Persian Gulf. And he's right. We are energy independent. We still do import oil based on the type of oil refining infrastructure that we have, like in Texas and in Louisiana. So we tend to want to import heavy sour oil as opposed to light sweet oil which comes from the oil fields in America. But nevertheless, we, we're self sufficient and the oil that we do import comes from Canada. So Trump said we don't actually need their oil and we're gonna get none of it. Actually, we're okay with having zero oil from the Persian Gulf from Saudi Arabia. And what's the subtle implication there? The implication is that if Iran is looking to leverage the United States by closing the Strait, the only way they're going to affect us is, is by increasing the price of oil. But they're not going to affect our supply of oil. And what that means is we're always gonna have energy. We're gonna have electricity and we're gonna have fuel and we're gonna be okay. It might cost us more money, but we'll have what we need. It's all those other countries that are going to have the very acute energy shortage because it is they that will stop getting their shipments of oil and natural gas. It's India, South Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, China, less so China, they mostly run on coal. But it's these Asian countries that are going to get hit first. And they're going to get hit really hard because they're not easily going to be able to replace all that oil they get from the Persian Gulf. And the same goes for Europe. Europe is totally dependent on liquefied natural gas, and that is going to increase very much because Qatar is shut down because 20% of the LNG comes from that country through the Strait of Hormuz. So why does Trump want the world to believe he's ready to walk away? It is because he wants Iran to think that they don't have as much leverage over us as they might believe. And he also wants our allies to think that we're willing to leave them high and dry. We're gonna break it without buying it. We're gonna destroy the global energy market. We're going to give Iran the Strait of Hormuz, and all these other countries will be holding the bag. They will have to negotiate to get their oil out. They will have to maybe pay a toll. And the shipping cost for their energy is going to go way up. Even if they eventually get it, they're going to have these disruptions. They're going to have to pay more money for their fuel. It's going to hit them harder, and it's going to get. It's going to hit them earlier than it's ever going to touch the United States. So I think that's the playbook. And what that points toward is that we are actually not ready to leave the conflict. We're still deeply committed to those original objectives. Let's talk about some of the other news. The other story from Iran is that US Intelligence has confirmed to the US Media that Iran is not interested in negotiating at all. This is a story from the Times. It says, quote, multiple U.S. intelligence agencies have assessed in recent days that the Iranian government is not currently willing to engage in substantial negotiations over ending the US Israeli war. The assessments say the Iranian government believes it is in a strong position in the war and does not have to accede to America's diplomatic demands. While Iran is willing to keep channels open, they said it does not trust the United States and does not think President Trump is serious about negotiations. The assessments align with recent statements from Iranian officials who reject Mr. Trump's assertion that the two sides are making progress in discussions mediated by other countries. A spokesman for Iran's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that the government in Tehran had not asked for a cease fire, despite a statement from Mr. Trump that morning that it had. The Iranian government could engage diplomatically under the right conditions, say Iranian officials and a Pakistani official. This is the most important part here. Tehran wants to see that Washington is willing to talk seriously about ending the war and not just negotiate a temporary ceasefire. They said this is maybe the most important thing, thing to understand about the war in Iran right now. And let's back it up. First, let's just say the obvious. All of these ultimatums and deadlines that are being put down are being put down under the pretext that the US And Iran are making progress on a deal. Right. Almost two weeks ago, Trump said that if Iran doesn't open up the Strait of Hormuz, we were going to bomb their power grid and their power plants and all their civilian infrastructure. But then he said, we are not enforcing the deadline because Iran wants to make a deal. Then he extended the deadline again. He said Iran begged us to give them another extension, which I have graciously allowed. So the current frame, okay, the current strategy here goes, going back not a week ago, but almost two weeks ago, since the previous Saturday before last, has been that we are holding off on escalating because we are waiting on these negotiations being mediated by Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Well, what has been clear since then and what has been confirmed now is that that is a lie. That is not happening. Trump is misrepresenting this. What is happening is that messages are being passed between Iran and the United States indirectly through intermediaries. Yes, Iran and the United States are passing messages through Pakistan, but these are not negotiations. This is not diplomacy, and it is not progressing. There is no advanced stage negotiations. Trump has variously represented to us that they're going to meet with Iranian officials in a third country. Not happening. Trump has represented to us that Iran wants to make peace. As far as we know, that's not true. Iran wants to keep the war going. Trump has represented to us that there is substantial agreement and progress on a potential deal. That's also not true. Obviously, if there's no direct talks, no meetings, no negotiations, then how could they have come to an agreement? And actually, what is true is the opposite, that the United States is seeking a maximalist suite of demands, and Iran is pursuing their own demands, which are almost the exact opposite of what the United States is looking for. And this tracks with what Iran has been saying all along the way, Iran and its government officials have been telling the media, we never beg for peace. We don't want a deal. We don't trust the United States. What we want from the US Is for them to leave the Middle east and pay reparations and give us the Strait of Hormuz. So this shows and confirms that the US has been Lying. Iran is telling the truth. What does this tell us about these deadlines? If Trump is telling us that we're not gonna escalate against Iran because diplomacy is making a lot of progress and that's not true, then what is Trump really doing? Because we are supposed to believe that officially what we're being told from the government is if you were to say what's the plan right now? What are we doing? So what's the game plan here? Trump would tell us. Well, we're waiting until April 6th. I threatened to bomb them and they came begging me for a deal and we're working that out. We're gonna give them until April 6th and then we're really gonna hit em. Well, if we now know that that's a lie, we're not waiting on a plan, cuz there's, there's no negotiations, we're not waiting on a deal because Iran doesn't trust us, then what's really happening here? Why are we waiting? Because consider that every single day that passes, it's probably hurting us more than it's hurting Iran. If that weren't the case, Iran might sue for peace and they might reel it in. If this war were really devastating, if these airstrikes were doing something, if they feared death, maybe they would be begging for negotiations, but they're not. They're perfectly comfortable getting hit thousands of times every day. But on the other side, this is catastrophic for the United States because it's causing an energy shock, it's causing prices to go up and this is threatening to destroy the US economy. Inflation is ticking back up, mortgage rates are going back up. This may be devastating for the AI industry, which is driving all of our economic growth. This really threatens to send us into a death spiral. We're not talking about $5 gas and that's it. We're talking about like a recession, maybe a global recession. And this would track with other energy shocks in history. You get an energy shock, you get a recession. So Trump, by pushing this two weeks, however, however much longer it's going to be. He said two weeks, 10 days last week, now he says two to three weeks tonight. Every day that Trump pushes this out, we are being hurt more. So clearly there's some reason. It's not because there's a peace process going on. Iran is not looking to make a deal. So why are we not withdrawing right now? Why are we prolonging the pain? I think it's very clear that something is being prepared, something is taking time, but it isn't diplomacy. And as we've talked about all along, the. All along, while there's talk about advanced stage negotiations and diplomacy, while Trump is making these empty threats that he refuses to enforce, in the meantime, reinforcements are arriving in the Middle East. A third aircraft carrier strike group is being deployed, the USS George Bush. 5,000 Marines, 5,000 paratroopers, 10,000 additional ground forces are all being moved into position in the Middle East. In the meantime, and this is something that hasn't been discussed too much. The Gulf countries are participating more in the fighting. This is something that has been happening gradually and quietly. But Saudi Arabia and the UAE are joining the fight. Whereas in the initial stages of the conflict, Saudi Arabia would not let us use their airspace, would not let us use their bases to launch attacks, now they are. Now they are letting us use their bases. Now they are letting us use their airspace. Whereas before they wanted a quick, decisive strike, they were looking for an off ramp because their real estate and tourism was being devastated. Now each of them want the war to continue and they want us to finish the job. And they're more willing to help, even up to and including in ground operations on one of the islands in the Persian Gulf, in the Strait of Hormuz. So the speech tonight and these revelations today about how Iran has basically confirmed there's no negotiations, they don't trust us. It points toward Trump is cooking up something. And what that something is, is an escalation. It is an operation where we will get a decisive victory and we can escalate to a point. And then once we have some leverage, once we have a sufficient boost in morale, then we can withdraw from the conflict. You. Without it being a complete defeat, a complete humiliation. But let's expand a little bit more on what Iran said specifically, because this is very important. They say that Iran is not willing to negotiate because they're winning. And this is the dynamic of the conflict, this is what the White House will not acknowledge. It's that right now Iran has all the cards. We actually can't end the fighting. It's the same situation with Russia and Ukraine. We can't end the fighting because we're losing. We're in no position to impose terms because we have no leverage over them. We have to fight this out. We're fighting it out, and they think that they can win, and they are winning. And we have no ability with what we're willing to do, what we're willing to use in our arsenal to change that, to compel them to come to the table or, or even to accomplish any of Our objectives. And what Iran says is we're not even looking to make a deal right now, they say, but we are open to talking under the right conditions. And the conditions they say are that we are looking for an actual end to the war, not a temporary ceasefire. Now what's the difference? Because people might say a ceasefire is an end to the war. Well, what this sounds like to me is like when Vladimir Putin says we need to address root causes. When Putin and Trump are negotiating over Ukraine, Trump says we want a 30 day ceasefire. Putin says we need to address the root causes of the conflict first. That sounds like the same thing here. And so what does Iran mean when they say we don't want a ceasefire, we want an actual durable peace? They're saying, and they're right, that a cease fire benefits the United States. You're losing right now. You're running out of munitions. Your layered anti missile system is failing. You are getting hit where it hurts, in the Gulf, in Israel. Your radar, your THAAD systems, your bases, your soldiers are suffering traumatic brain injuries and dying. Iran is saying a 30 day ceasefire, a six month ceasefire, who does that benefit? It benefits you. We got bombed 13,000 times. You threw everything you had at us. What are you gonna do, bomb us some more? What are you gonna do, kill another General? We have 200,000 of them. Iran is saying at this point in time, a 30 day ceasefire, a temporary ceasefire, that is gonna benefit you because that allows you to, to replenish your stockpile of weapons, that allows you to mobilize more forces in the region, that allows you to recover economically. And in the meantime, Iran is supposed to sit around and wait for the next attack, which almost certainly is going to come because the White House in Israel keeps saying that we still want regime change eventually. Israel says we're not gonna get it overnight, but implying eventually we're gonna get it. And they know the United States is gonna deliver that for them. So Iran is telling us we are winning the war, so we're not gonna stop hurting you. We'll talk about peace, but we want a commitment. We actually want some reassurances that this is not gonna start up all over again. And what are they gonna need for that to happen? They're gonna need a peace treaty ratified by Congress, and they're gonna need some assurances. They're gonna need some assurances that we will be able to control Israel. Maybe the United States can agree, maybe the Senate will ratify a treaty, but will we commit, Are we able to prevent Israel from provoking Iran antagonizing Iran, starting this all over again like they appear to have done preceding Midnight Hammer. And even this operation threatening to engage Iran unilaterally, that's what Iran is looking for. And so it goes back to those negotiations from a year ago, from a month ago. Is there going to be a peace deal? Well, you have to analyze what the different sides are looking for. And what Iran says is, we're not doing a ceasefire. We are winning, you're losing, you've thrown everything you have at us and we survive. What's another couple of missiles? We're now gonna give you six months to get ready for another attack. And they know that we are better suited to regroup and get it together than they are. It's gonna benefit us more than it will benefit them. We're, we're gonna, we are actually going to enjoy a comparative advantage. If we get a six month reprieve, it will be more beneficial than it will be for them. So Iran says, we want a ratified treaty, we want commitments. We wanna know, you're never gonna do this again. And on the other hand, the United States, they sort of, they want to topple Iran, they want an out so that we can regroup and get together and bomb Iran again. And so that's why what the United States is seeking is we want them to give up their missiles, their proxies, their highly enriched uranium, their nuclear program. Why are we demanding all of these things now? Because we know that if we leave and we don't get em, we're gonna have to come back eventually. So that's why we're asking for it right now and saying we have to have it, because if we don't, we have to come back. And I know that Trump doesn't want to do that and the administration doesn't want to do that because if we come back, it's going to disrupt the oil market all over again and it's going to be very unpopular in America again. All of this will be revisited. We don't want to, we don't want to keep picking at it, we want to solve it. But what that tells us is that these two positions couldn't be further apart. Trump wants a maximalist menu of demands. He wants a complete and total surrender from Iran. Iran is telling the United States, you're not getting what you want and you're not even getting a reprieve. We want a commitment that you'll never go to war with us to achieve these objectives ever again. So there's not going to be A peace deal. It's not going to happen anytime soon. It's not. It may not happen, period. And this is something you guys need to understand. Don't you get it? This is not going to end. This is going to keep going. What's the off ramp exactly? What can the United States do at this point? How are we gonna take back the straight? How are we gonna prevent Iran from launching drones at this 5 mile wide choke point in the Persian Gulf? We can't. Can't do it. Invade an island? Won't work. Invade car island. Won't work. Iran would probably rather destroy it than have it taken hostage by the United States. How are we gonna topple the regime? It won't work. And Iran is telling us we're winning. We're not giving up until we get a durable peace. So there is no end in sight when they tell us two to three weeks. That's bullshit. They're telling you that because they know that is a satisfying answer. Are we gonna be there yet? Yeah, ten more minutes. Is this war over yet? Yeah, yeah, two more weeks. Two more weeks. It's almost like that's psychologically calibrated to be as minimally offensive as possible. People can wrap their heads around two weeks and they can understand it's not gonna happen anytime soon, but it is going to happen. And then in two weeks people are gonna forget and they'll be ready for another two week extension. So what's really going to happen, I believe, is that Trump, like I said, if there's no peace talks happening, if there's no peace in sight, and if the administration wants everybody to believe that peace is about to break out imminently, it is, because he's preparing an escalation and he wants as much help as he can get. The other story from this, from the war and from today is from the Washington Post. And it says that Trump specifically requested a military plan from the Pentagon to invade Iran and seize their stockpile of highly enriched uranium. And this is that story. It says, quote, the U.S. military has given the President a plan to seize nearly 1,000 pounds of highly enriched uranium in Iran. That would involve flying in excavation equipment and building a Runway for cargo planes to take the radioactive material out. The complex plan was briefed to the President in the past week after he asked for that proposal. In another sign of Trump's interest in pursuing such an operation, he encouraged Americans to tune into a show by Fox News host Mark Levin on Saturday. During the episode, Levin said the United States should deploy specialized ground troops to. To Take Iran's uranium stockpile. Levin said, quote, why would we need troops on the ground? Well, there's a lot of reasons. And we wouldn't need 300,000 of them. It's this uranium. And I've heard from a friend of a friend of a family of the 82nd Airborne, the paratroopers, that that is the operation. They're going to invade Iran to take out the uranium and, and understand what this, understand what this involves. This is £1,000 of highly enriched uranium buried deep underground. And not only is it buried deep underground, but it's buried underneath rubble. So how do you get a thousand pounds of uranium? Hexafluoride canisters, not only out of this underground fortress, but this underground fortress where all the entrances have been caved in by earth because we bombed them last year. How are you going to do that inside of a country that is hostile? Armed to the teeth with drones and missiles? We can't even stop them from bombing the strait. We're going to go into the middle of their country and do this complex engineering operation to retrieve all this stuff and then get it out of there. You can't destroy it. You can't blow it up. It's not a video game. You can't go in there and nuke the nukes. You have to go in, you have to bring in excavation equipment. You have to bring in heavy machinery like construction equipment. You got to clear the tunnels and the entrances. You got to clear all the earth and all the debris. You got to move it out. You need specialists to come in, get all that uranium, and they gotta be specialized because it's radioactive material which might be damaged, might be leaking. You gotta load it up into a specialized transport container, and then you have to build a Runway close to where you excavated it, fly planes in, load it up on the plane and fly it out. How long does that take? Well, it doesn't take hours. It doesn't take days. That takes weeks, maybe months. So we're dropping in there with how many people? Thousands of soldiers, Thousands of logistics people? Tens of thousands. We're flying into the middle of their country in airspace that we don't fully control. We're landing in the middle of the mountains with all our equipment, with our tens of thousands of people building a Runway. And by the way, this is a country that has 3,000 ballistic missiles and, and probably an infinite amount of drones that will be launching at us the entire time that we're doing it. So we'll be there for weeks as we're getting hit with drones and missiles, getting the highly enriched uranium out. This is one of the things that is being discussed, and it's probably what you need to do to end the conflict. What are the main things we need to achieve? Well, it's less so the regional proxies, they can be dealt with, and it's less so the missiles, although that is arguably a priority too. The big ones are opening up the strait and getting the uranium out. Well, if Iran is not compliant, then we have to take the uranium by force. We have to do it this way and better do it now than later. So the thinking goes, and how do you get the Strait of Hormuz opened once again? If you can't get them to cooperate? You need leverage. So we might get both, we might get both an operation to take the uranium and an invasion of the islands. And I think this is why Trump is trying to compel our allies to help us. This is going to be very complex, very logistically difficult. People are going to die. And I think that Trump wants cooperation from the Saudis and the Emiratis to take the islands. And maybe that's step one, maybe that's a beachhead, maybe that's advancing towards the mainland. He wants cooperation and support from the other countries, too, maybe for the same operation. And then the ultimate goal is once you have the islands, maybe they wanna fly into Iran and get all that material out, and then we can say mission accomplished, because only then can we really let Iran collapse. We need control of the energy market, and we can't realistically collapse Iran while they have that uranium buried underground. Because the question becomes, if Iran becomes a failed state and destabilizes, or if some other kind of regime takes power, what happens when they make a move to get the uranium? Trump says, well, we're going to be watching closely, making sure they don't make a move for it. Well, how can you compel them not to take it? How can you compel them not to do that? So all of this points towards an escalation where Trump wants to lock arms with every other country. He wants to offload the cost of all the fighting to as many other countries as possible. He wants it to be diffuse so that when we go on the island, it's not just going to be the US and Israel going alone, or really the US going alone. He wants the Emiratis to help us launch the attack. He wants cover from the Saudi and Emirati air force. Maybe he wants Emirati special forces, which have been somewhat effective in Yemen and elsewhere. I Think that is the play here and what are the prospects for success? I mean, on some level, you're rooting for America because you don't want the soldiers to die. But I think a lot of them are going to die. And I don't think the odds of success are high here in either of these operations. If we take Carg island, if we take an island in the Strait of Hormuz, if we try to take this highly enriched uranium, none of this is gonna happen without a hitch. This is not like kidnapping Maduro. Nothing close to it. This is not like bombing the Houthis in Yemen, which is basically no. No risk, no cost to us, relatively speaking. This would be arguably the most complex Special Forces operation in history, by far the biggest in terms of personnel, the most sophisticated, the most complex, and that means the most risky. And you're going to have casualties. So what happens when we engage Iran in this way and thousands of Americans start to die? Does this make it easier for us to leave? And what does Iran do after we steal their uranium and take their islands? Are they just done? People don't understand this is bad. And it's going to keep going on and on and on unless we are able to cut our losses and put Israel in their place. That's it. We could share the Strait of Hormuz with Iran. We could get them to give up their nuclear program. We had a nuclear deal with them for 10 years, or we should have had it for 10 years. What is standing in between the US and Iran making a deal is that Israel, because of their foreign policy, has to undermine it. It's that simple. We are either gonna destroy our country, crash the global economy, we're gonna bleed out in this bear trap that we can't get out of, or we can restrain Israel and tell the Jews, no, that's your options. And we're literally gonna kill our country because we can't tell these fucking people, no, that's Mark Levin. And Mark Levin, this guy is scary. This guy is a scary nut job. You wanna. And by the way, you know what's really interesting about all this? What is the rhetoric about Iran? What are we told about why we're at war with Iran and what is the problem with Iran? Well, the narrative goes something like, Iran is led by hateful religious zealots. They want a nuclear weapon and they're going to use it against Israel and the United States because of their apocalyptic vision of bringing about the end times and their pure hatred for these other groups. So what exactly does that make Mark Levin and Netanyahu and Ben GVIR and all these ministers in the Israeli government, what does that make them? Are they not religious zealots possessed by an apocalyptic vision of the eschaton? Are they not hateful? Are they not seething, foaming at the mouth, bloodthirsty with hatred and anger, looking to destroy and kill Iranians? Are they not nuclear armed? Have they not threatened to nuke their enemies in the past? It's exactly the same thing. Look at Mark Levin. He is the chief propagandist for the war. Somehow he's on Fox News, he's on Twitter promoting it every day. Trump is promoting him all the time. Out of all the commentators, out of all of them Brian Kilmeade and Jesse Waters on Fox or Tucker Carlson and others on the Internet, out of all the commentators that are out there, it's Mark Levin that Trump is promoting. Watch his show. Everyone that's against him isn't really maga. He's, he's, he's the real guy. Everyone that doesn't like him is stupid. Mark Levin wraps his arm around Trump's neck, the United States President and Donald Trump. Donald Trump, who famously grabs McCrone's hand and tries to literally throw him on the floor on his. Mark Levin puts his arm around his neck and says, ah, yeah, we love this guy. And then Trump goes on True Social and says, anyone that's against Mark Levin is against maga. He's a genius. He only puts America first. He's the chosen one. Watch his show and look at Mark Levin who's at war with Megan Kelly, Piers Morgan, Tucker Carlson, me, Candace, all these people seething with hatred about the Iranians who was there last year a week before midnight Hammer, it was Ike Perlmutter and look him up, Jewish billionaire and Mark Levin that had lunch with Trump at the White House before the first strikes against Iran. So what, what is this? What is this? What is going on here? Because that looks to me like an alien invasion. That looks like Trump is literally owned by Mark Levin, like a owned by Mark Levin who is some sort of conduit for Israeli influence, who knows exactly what his role is, but he has clearly been appointed as some kind of liaison, some kind of ambassador. But he is obviously a spoke that leads to Israel, which is the nucleus of all of this. It was him who was at the Republican Jewish Coalition in November and practically declared war on Tucker and Vance and me. And now it's Mark Levin that's at the front promoting this war. And as Mark Levin being ceaselessly promoted by Trump and apparently telling us about this operation to take the uranium in Iran. This is going to absolutely ruin the United States. It's hard to see how we ever get out of this one. How do we. How do we extricate ourselves from this? It's not happening in two to three weeks. I don't know that it'll happen in a few months. We may still be here in a year. Who knows? But this is a very bad situation. And people like me have been saying this for years. And I want you to remember, don't just remember the people that were in favor of this. Remember the people that were indifferent to all of this. You understand the difference? Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin, they've been in favor of war with Iran, and most people were against. But for the past two and a half years, as we have marched step by step, one foot over the other towards this war, it's not them that were the problem. It wasn't those guys. It was all these other people that were ostensibly against the war, but told us to look the other way, told us to be indifferent to it. Told us that was a distraction, told us that wasn't a real issue. It was a throwaway comment because this has been going on for a long time. In 2024, Netanyahu told Trump, iran is trying to assassinate you. Why do you think he told them that? It's very transparent. Why do you think he said that? It's because he wanted to poison the well. He wanted to sabotage that relationship so that Trump was primed to bomb Iran when he got in. This has been going on for a long time. And the pro Israel crowd, they're not exactly wrong when they say that Trump has always been saying, Iran can never be a nuclear power and we're gonna stop them. They're not wrong. It's just that people in the middle always downplayed that. I didn't. I said during the election, Trump will take us to war in Iran. He is the Iran war candidate. Listen when he tells you, when he shows you what he's gonna do, listen and pay attention and take it seriously. It was these other people, and it was the cadre of GOP pro Trump influencers who said, that's not a big deal. That's a throwaway comment. He didn't mean that. Isn't it funny how in 2024, when Trump talked about bombing Iran, we said, hey, we don't support that. And Trump supporters said, he didn't mean it. There's not going to be a war in Iran. Well, now we're in a war with Iran. And now the Trump supporters say, well, he always said we were going to go to war with Iran. We. Wait a second. Two years ago, you told me that was a throwaway comment, and he didn't mean it. What he really means is no new wars. Two years ago, you told us he just has to pander to the Israel lobby. He's only saying that his real position is no new wars. But it was the opposite. His real position was bombing Iran for the donors. The trick was telling you no new wars to get the votes. And. And people like me tried to tell you. People like Matt Walsh said we were obsessed with Palestine. Remember, people like Matt Walsh and all the others said, I'm America first, which means I'm not paying attention to what's happening in the Middle East. Well, you know who's paying attention to the Middle East? The Jewish billionaires that made Trump president. So if it matters to them, it should matter to us, because that's their guy in the White House. But people wanted us to believe that people on Twitter were gonna have more influence over foreign policy than the billionaires that gave Trump $200 million in the election, which is insane when you say it like that, but that is what they actually believed. So make no mistake about it. This is a catastrophe. This is a disaster. We are losing by definition. We had five objectives. We got one of them. The remaining four are impossible. And. And actually, now we have another problem, which is they've taken the Strait of Hormuz and we can't get it back. And the only way to exit the conflict without being completely humiliated and defeated is for us to put boots on the ground. The thing everybody swore was never gonna happen. Everybody said that was the Red Line member. First it was don't bomb Iran. Then it was don't bomb Iran offensively. Then it was, okay, bomb. I ran offensively, but not for regime change. Then we started the regime change war. We bombed them 13,000 times, and now they say, well, just no boots on the ground now that there's boots on the ground imminent. Now they're saying, well, but they're not gonna stay for a long time, and there's not gonna be 300,000 of them. Are you kidding? That's where we are now. Well, we're in a regime change war with Iran, bombing them thousands of times a day, and. And we're about to invade, but it's not gonna be 300,000 soldiers, and they're not gonna stay for years. Oh, what a relief. That's great. So glad. And these are the people again. For years they told you to look the other way. They are the problem. They. Because they are the traitors. They are the people that actually have credibility. And they abused it. They told you, I'm America first. I just don't care that much about Israel. Look over here. There are idiots out there that think they know better than me. They say, Nick is just too preoccupied with Israel, he needs to move on. I'm the only one that's been fucking correct. So maybe I'm preoccupied enough about Israel. Maybe there's a deficit. For all these people that were surprised to see how this has played out, I'm too fixated. Maybe you're not fixated enough. I hold Matt Walsh accountable. You know who the real problem is? It's guys like Matt Walsh. It's not even really Trump, although obviously he's a huge part of it. It's not even Ben Shapiro or Mark Levin. It's people like Matt Walsh that got us to this point. And you wanna know why? Because for the past two and a half years, there has been a very vocal and loud and growing movement of people that are trying to wake up that Jews control this country and they are destroying this country so they can build their superpower in the Middle East. People are hip. People are becoming aware. We had an opportunity to fight back, but our own side on the right wing was telling us, you're crazy. That's not happening. You're just obsessed with Palestine. You're a Third World. This, you're spiritually leftist. These were the things that were being told to us. It's, this is not a surprise. I said it two and a half years ago. This is where things were headed. And you might say, why didn't people listen? How could people have missed it? It was so obvious in retrospect, it was inexorable that we would wind up here. How could we have been so blind? I'll tell you how. Because all the people that were trying to sound the alarm in 2024 and 2025, they. They were being confronted and called third worldists, spiritual leftists. You're not serious about politics. You actually just want to lose because psychologically you hate winning and all this nonsense. And people bought it because they wanted to believe. And they thought the real America first position was to look the other way. We have to focus on the school board meetings. School board meetings? Why? Because your kid is going to learn that transgender people exist? I don't know. They're on TikTok. Bro, I think they know that. Honestly. Homeschool them if it's that big of a problem. We are a global empire. We. It's kill or be killed. We're going to die here. What do you think happens when people stop buying the dollar? What do you think happens when demand for the dollar decreases? It means we can't borrow anymore. What do you think happens when we can't borrow money any. All these trade surpluses we're running, all this debt that we've racked up. How do we pay for our entitlement welfare state? How do we pay for our military? How do we pay for anything? What does this country even make? What does this country even make? Do we make furniture? Do we make children's toys? Do we make cars? Do we make machines? Do we make parts? We make nothing. So what do you think happens when they called to collect? What do you think happens when nobody's buying our dollar anymore? What do you think happens? We fail in this war. Inflation spirals out of control. Everybody goes bankrupt. Nobody's paying their credit cards. Nobody's paying their car payment, their mortgage. What do you think happens when all these AI companies explode and they stop building more and buying more commercial real estate? What happens? What happens when all these people are unemployable because of AI? The job market's frozen. People are now becoming unemployed. We have 50 million illegals. Where do you think all this is going? And people say, don't pay attention to that. Just focus on these provincial, parochial type things. We ought to focus on the real issues. Snow White is black. Ariel is black. My daughter lost her soccer game to a. Okay, whatever. And they. And to this day, they won't acknowledge it. To this day, they won't acknowledge it. That's the problem. It's these people. They're still hanging on. I saw this dumb the other day. I might be wrong. And if I'm wrong, I'll admit it. And this is just a hunch. Don't. Don't shoot the messenger. I'm still pro Trump, but I think he messed up here. It's like, wow. Still can't let it go, huh? Still can't. What's it gonna take? The people are literally gonna have to wait to see the flash and then feel the shock wave and the heat wave before. They're like, we were wrong. We were wrong. We should have never trusted the plan. They're gonna see a bright flash, go blind. Then they'll feel the shock wave. All the glass breaks. Face melting. We were wrong. I Guess I was wrong. We should have never trusted the plan. We should have voted for Yay. We should have voted for Kanye. We prefer the gimp mask. Being a cuck isn't that bad, actually, compared to this. Now we're dead. Now we're melting. It's what it is. I tried to warn you. And the reason that the warning did not get there is because it was suppressed. And. And it was suppressed by people like. People like Charlie Kirk. Matt. Yes, yes. Charlie Kirk, Matt Walsh. You know the worst thing about Charlie Kirk? He knew the war with Iran was coming. He tried to justify it anyway, that's the worst part. He got this guy elected. I didn't. It was guys like Kirk. It was guys like Matt Walsh. All these people that stood by and did nothing. Or they tried to downplay it. The biggest patriot was Tucker. Well, the biggest patriot was me because I said not to vote for Trump. But a big patriot was Tucker, because Tucker has been talking about this for a couple years now, about the war in Iran when other people were not. But he did speak at the rnc, so I kind of hold him accountable. Anyway, so that's that. It's very. Listen, get your affairs in order. Figure it out, cuz this is gonna get ugly. Gonna get ugly. Get your guns, get your potable water, get your filter straw, get your shit together. Visit your loved ones before jet fuel gets expensive, okay? Visit your manic pixie dream girl. Drop in, drop in. Drop into New York and visit your manic pixie dream girl or whatever. Pop in, do what must be done. Because we're all gonna die very soon. No, we're not actually all gonna die, but things are gonna get very real. You think it's a big joke. You think it's all a little griper war. It's all fun and games. No, this is gonna get. It can get very bad. All right, we're gonna move on. We're gonna get into our super chats, we'll see what you guys have to say. Uh, yeah. Guess the third world is. Know what they're talking about, I guess the spiritual leftists, dude, if you're one of these people that was saying spiritual leftist, you should honestly kill yourself. All these. The faux profundity spear, Everything is spiritual for them. These like degenerate, hedonistic drug users and whores, always talking about spirituality. You're not a spiritual person. You're a base, carnal, simple person. You're a fuckard. And you see all these fucktards on Twitter saying, that's like very spiritually. Whatever. Spiritually. This. You know, that word spiritually is doing a lot of heavy lifting for somebody that really doesn't have a vocabulary or anything to say. That's just like. So if you're not like voting for Trump, that's like spiritually leftist. Spiritually leftist. You're on like Tinder trying to get laid and you're a fucking dork. Spiritually leftist. I'll kill you. No, not actually. But not actually, But I. That's just so. I doubt you heard that all throughout last year. Oh, you're a Third world as all. You're this. I'm as reactionary as it gets. I don't know what you're talking about. Third world is spirit. You work for Jews. You work for Jews. You ever hear of the ordeal of civility? There doesn't get more third world than the shtetl. Third World. You know who's a Third worlder? Stephen Miller. Stephen Miller is a third worlder. Jews are Third world. Jews cannot make technology. You know who made everything? Whites. Whites. You know who made everything whites? And people say you're not white. Okay, whatever. It's still true. It's still true. People say that like I'm taking credit, I'm saying a fact. You know who built everything? Planes, railroads, cars, the radio, the telephone, the telegraph. Whites, television. Everything. Whites. Jews are money changers, bullshit artists, psychopaths, charlatans, grifters, manipulators. Okay, self promoters. They're like gypsies. They're like a traveling circus selling snake oil. Not to mix metaphors, but that's what they are. And people say you're a Third World. This. You think Stephen Miller's one of us? Stephen Miller is from the shtetl. His parents are from the ghetto. His grandparents were kicked out by the czar, you know, by a real European civilization. They were in the ghetto doing the Fiddler on the Roof. You're talking about Third World. Why? Why do you think they're so obnoxious? Why do you think they're so obnoxious? They have no manners. Cuz they come from the Third world. They come from the literal ghetto. Where do you think the word ghetto comes from? So. And they said we were spiritually leftist. Stop. Just stop with that. They have been mind raped by Jews. It's unbelievable. Anyway, I said I wouldn't get all political. I promised I wasn't gonna get all political. All right, we're gonna move on. We're gonna take a look at our super chats. Let's see, what do we got? Here. But what do you. What do you guys have to say, huh? That's what I want to know. I want to know. Okay, so now I just have every super chat from last night and every super chat from tonight. That's great. All right, let's see.
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Lucky Palmer, number one fan, sent $20. False flag incoming. Police light emoji. Police light emoji.
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They might not even need it, honestly.
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Hey, Andre Freeman.
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At this point, the goyem are so stupid.
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Hey, Andre Freeman sent $25. Sneako is kowtowing to his followers. They're probably mostly Muslim. And Brown bro needs to get that bag somewhere.
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He's just in his feels. What is his. I don't know. I'm. I don't know. I don't know that I want to go back in on that, but fashion
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Hmm. Hmm. Like this. Like this suit. What do you think? What do you think of the mustache? Am I mogging? See, I have to get rid of the beard because otherwise you don't see my jawline. Otherwise, you can't see how skinny I've gotten. The mustache is good. My security hates it, but I like it. I might shave it off tomorrow, though. Maybe I'll keep it until Friday. Yeah, I'm love. I'm loving it. I'm really drinking it all in. I'm drinking it up. I'm drinking it up. Yeah. Get a load of this. Get a. Get a load of this new look. What do you think of my new look?
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Dooba duba Duba Duba. Sent $20. Wouldn't seizing Iran's oil tankers have the same effect? With less risk than taking an island? Sorry. If you've covered this Wagey replay watcher.
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No, no.
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Met US sent $20. What type of approach do you believe the US should take in regards to relations with Russia going forward?
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There's really nothing we can do. I mean, I think we should have a cooperative relationship with Russia, but this Ukraine war is permanently sabotage. That. I don't know how we're getting out of this. Well, ultimately, we just gotta cut Ukraine off. We just gotta tell him show's over and just cut it off. Um, but I don't think we can even do that at this point.
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Hindsight sent $20. I'm announcing my conversion to Orthodoxy. This Easter. So please pray I will always be AF and we will take back our country.
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Most amazing Catholic. April fool's joke. April fools. I'm not converting to orthodoxy. I'm Catholic. That's like best, best Catholic joke. Best traditional Catholic joke. Funniest traditional Catholic. I'm announcing my conversion to Protestantism. What a jest. Oh my goodness. Stop. Stop. I pray to the patron saint of jokes. That you're kidding. I pray to the patron. I'm praying to the patron saint of April fools.
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That.
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That's a joke. Oh, you're so funny. Stop. On hold. Well, technically it's a venial sin to do sarcasm, but it's April fools, I suppose. I'll give you a dispensation. Very good. Pine SAP. Goodness gracious. The Catholics are out of control. The Catholics are off the rails. Too funny.
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My goodness.
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Jack Rubenstein sent $20. They are launching blacks and women out of orbit and you are black pilling.
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Ah, very. Ah, that's good. That's kind of funny. That's kind of funny.
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Young roy cliff sent $20. Every single day. He'll make fun of my religion and just insult me. Nick, please let me rape Sneaky and my life is yours.
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Dude, the Sneako thing is crazy. What? This guy goes in every day on racism, white supremacy, Christianity. You clap back. Literally, dude, literally yesterday he's like gloating about Haiti winning the third world cup. Like, is it me, chat? Is it me? Am I the asshole? Am I the bad guy? I have to go to Claude. Do you know that? I go to Claude and I'm like, am I the bad guy? Like, so I. Here's what I said. Like, am I the bad guy? Yesterday Sneako is literally rage baiting the fucking shit outta me. He's going, oh, Italy lost spaghetti. Mamma mia. Haiti won Rome. Take that, you're gonna be crying at home, blah. Okay, so that's fine. And then I come on the show and I clap back even harder and he goes, you know, he just. He wouldn't say that. If you really love me. He wouldn't say that. Holy cry bully. It's actually most fragile race. Maybe Sneako is black because niggas fragile niggas fragile niggas is fragile as hell. That's crazy. Cuz. He literally rage baited me all day. Yesterday. Italy lost the world cup. Take that. Haiti won, Bosnia won, Rome, the. And then I go on the show and I clap back. You know, if you really love me, you would never say that if you Love me. You wouldn't say those things. Every day you make fun of my religion. Every day you make fun of my religion. That's his Jew coming out. That's his Hungarian Jew. They cry out as they strike you. I guess Rome is out of the playoffs. I guess Rome is out of the World Cup. Should have destroyed the temple. Should have destroyed Israel. And then I say some shit back. If you really love me, you would have never said that. What did I ever do to you? You attacked my religion, you attacked my people, you attack my tribe. What kind of person are you? What kind of friend would ever say such a thing? You're horrible. You're horrible. And you want another holocaust. It's like, holy Jew, shape shifter. What's his real name? What's his real name? Is Nico even your real name? Okay, what's your. Is that just your stage name? What's your real name? Jewel? It's jokes I love. Even if Sneako doesn't love me, I love him still. We're just having a little jest. Maybe he's having a bad day. Maybe he's having a bad day. I'm not trying to make it worse, you know, but just a little. Just a little banter between the bros. It's not that serious. It's not that deep. Maybe I'm the problem. You know, Maybe it's me. Maybe I'm the problem. You tell me. I. It's all these. Oh, I'm a. I'm an emotional wreck. My social life is a disaster. Maybe I'm the problem. Maybe I'm like Taylor Swift.
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Anti hero Sham went 25. Fuck Sneako.
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No, no.
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Mark sent $50. We like Sneako one growiper dating app do af legal team to represent growipers who are fired from work or kicked out of school for being a groiper. My fault if this makes you crash out.
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Oh, no. First of all, Groiper dating app. Like, no, no. Who's gonna be. It's like only gonna be the most autistic freaks you've ever met on there. Bad idea. Yeah. Like what? And then that's just totally insane. Like, why would you even say that? And number two, AF legal team to represent groipers that got. Did you dress up as a Nazi on Halloween and go to a bar? Well, we want to defend you. Like, no, no, no, no.
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Will stancil's secret. Royberalt sent 22.
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Don't get fired from your job. How's that? Here's an idea. Don't get fired from your Job will
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stancil Secret Groiperalt sent $22 Things must be getting pretty grim for plant trusters if they get this fired up about a new JD Vance photo.
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Yeah it is.
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Steven Kosher x 17 cent $20 Twisting Sneako's head off Groiper no Come on. I like conqueror Oris at $20 Sean Goss a UK journalist was praising you today. I was surprised to see your name mentioned in a positive light. Especially because the journalist is pro etc. They can dispute you.
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Who's he with? What did he say? I didn't see this. What did he say? I don't see him on Google. Send me the link.
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Some of the leftists they sent $20 why wouldn't yesterday net boy Larry Ellison laid off 30,000 people from Oracle Grim. It's getting bad out Simone sent $20 Roy patent graphic designer the hot Cheeto ass crop top missed the mark how to contact AF branding team I have ideas.
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That's bait. That's total bait.
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That's what you said. $100. I'm a fat little brown latina but I'll lay off the burritos for a while so I can fit into the Groipet tea.
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Yeah, can ya? Can you do that? Can you get some self control fat ass. Thank you for the big super chat. There's no excuse to be fat. It's 2026. It's so easy. It's so easy not to be fat. You know what I ate today so far? I had a bowl of oatmeal and I had four chicken tenders from Chick Fil. A end of list. That's. That's the type of shit I'm on.
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That's what I mean.
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Seeing Artemis do launch today was very surreal with all the animosity going on in our country. It was very cool seeing everyone come together over the launch. Proud to be an American.
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Duh. Yeah. Great to see everybody come together.
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Scat Buchanan sent Having a good time spamming Christ is king on all of Jeremy Boring's new videos. I know it's petty, still fun and still true.
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Incomparably based.
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Bill gates sent $40. Holy serious question. Boomers love complaining about taxes going towards blacks not working. Would you prefer to save on taxes and force them to work or pay more taxes to never deal with them in customer?
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That's a dumb question.
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Not important. Sent $100. Would you rather read this super chat or not? Too late. Thanks for the great show.
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Thanks for the big super chat. I appreciate it.
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Artistic maxing sent $30. Tell Sneo to embrace his Filipino side and go back church.
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What was the premise be? Hey, tell Sneako to embrace being Filipino and go to church. Like, what does that even mean? Is that a joke? Like, is that supposed to be funny? You guys are NPCs. I'm sorry. You guys are. I read these messages. You guys are stupid. Tell Stico to embrace his Filipino side and go back to church. That would be funny. Like, what is even the point of saying that? I don't even. What's even? What?
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Volt local crusader sent $20. Hey, Nick, if this comment makes you angry, I apologize. But I look up to you and want to know your thoughts on this. You say we need a modern day Hitler, but wouldn't Teddy Roosevelt be a better choice?
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Well, I'm just. We got it. Just. Okay, let's just tie.
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Yeah. Very good. Yes, very good. Well done.
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America First Assyrian sent $25. Radio caller circa 1995. Do you denounce the Internet, Nick? I feel I like Pablo. Sent $20. Have you spoken with Yay recently? I hope he's okay. Christ is Lord. John 14.
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None of your business.
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License to wheel sent 25. Loving the merch. Are you on good terms now with Chocolate Cheeks? She can sue you for using her likeness. When did you two make up and where did you go on the date?
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I haven't talked to Chocolate Cheeks in a minute, actually. I miss her.
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What do they call it? Limeris? Limerent. Limerence. Limerance. I learned that word recently. Yeah, I haven't talked to her. I still think about her all the time, though. It's kind of hard. I still think about her every day and every night. But I haven't talked to her in a few weeks. When's the last time I talked to her? I don't even know. Probably was in July or something. Oh, Candace, Candace, Candace. Huh? Well, she'll never love me. It's okay. She'll never love me. She doesn't care. She doesn't care about me. It's all in vain. The love sickness, the heartache.
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That's kind of funny. That's kind of funny. Very good.
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St. Christopher sent $20. Every American should claim tax exempt and stop Paying taxes. That's a protest I can get behind.
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No.
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You'll just get arrested. The IRS doesn't fucking play, okay? They don't play games. That's like saying we should all be sovereign citizens. If you get pulled over, tell them the US is a corporation and your name is not your name. Oh yeah, Try that. See how that goes. No, I'm. I will never encourage people to not pay their taxes. You just don't play with the IRS like that. Terrible idea.
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Thank you for the big super chat. Ooh, ooh, let's see. I would. I would do it with Anna Kasparian. Obviously. I would marry Laura Ingram. I like. I've always liked Laura Ingram. Honestly. And I'd. I had 86 the. You know.
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Kolding sent $20. What's up Nick? Learned about you from Clav and started watching from Denmark. Fire emoji. I'm learning English from you and Clav. Fire emoji.
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Cool. Cool. Very cool. Thanks.
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Kolding sent $20. Im thinking about visiting the USA. Fire emoji. How's Chicago? I was thinking about going to A block. Have you ever been there?
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Okay, you're trolling me.
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Yeah, it was terrible. They're gonna lose. They're like. They lose on everything and all they do is lose.
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Navarro108 sent $20. Sneako single handedly dragged you out of the depths of Cozy's irrelevancy. You shit on him non stop then attack him more when he defends himself. Sneako follows Jesus. You follow? Paul's made up crap.
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He what? I'm a Christian. Oh, you're some stupid. I get it. You're a Mohammedan. No, he does not. He follows Muhammad, obviously.
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And it's that. I'm just not even getting young.
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Pablo 978 sent $100. What's up Nick? I hope all is well, brother. As a first generation Colombian, I fully understand and respect the movement. Thank God I was able to stumble upon your content. You gave me a new perspective in life. To not give a fuck about what anyone says and be yourself and Take your own side time.
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So true.
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Honestly, people think the message of the show is like fuck Jews or something. The message of the show is be yourself. That's the real me. The real message of my show is be yourself. Be yourself, take your own side, be your own advocate and believe in God. So I'm glad to hear that. Thanks for the big super chat. So true. If you're a fan of me, you're not a fan of me. You're a fan of yourself.
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Savant $0.18 $100 Nick I'm 44, been listening since December. Vote blue. Fuck them in neck with a pen.
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Thank you for the big super chat. Oh, fellow old head. Huh? Fellow old guy. I'm pretty old too. Yeah, yeah.
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Upstart Crow sent $20. Trump saying in this speech that this is the strongest economy in American history is the craziest and most delusional Copa I've ever seen.
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I know, it's crazy.
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Big dog sent $20. Before you niggas send a super chat, read it like a homeless man said it to you on the street. That's weird. To this sicko luis, he men as 999 cent $20. You gotta keep the beard twin. Who you trying to impress? Thought you were in cell.
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I got rid of it because I want to feel young. I want to feel young and skinny.
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I didn't glaze.
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Very good. Thank you for the big super.
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Funny how would feel about having sex with my wife. This dog hunts. $9.88 $20 $20 a show is better than the $100 monthly old bastard. No social media, just rumble, read the news, get solid concises from you brother. Apologies for rando chats. Just yakin big salute man.
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Thanks.
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Ridge Runner sent $20. Yeah, markets closed good Friday. So Trump's got a three day window to operate.
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Ah, I didn't see. I didn't even know that. Well, well, well. So the war is gonna start tomorrow.
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Nightmare Special Ed sent $20. Rich idea, ultimate deal. Unique groiper plaid like a Scottish tartan, flannel shirts Throw blankets, hats, kilts, etc. The Matt Groiper collection. Total plausible deniability. Hey, isn't that the groiper plaid? What? I just like the colors. You are welcome, Jake. Woom. Sent $20. I usually dislike the idea of musicals, but I decided to give La La Land a chance. It's beautiful. Thanks for putting me on it.
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Isn't it such a sweet movie? It's so true. Isn't it so true though? I love that movie so much. I saw it recently twice. And yeah, nothing beats it. Nothing better. Nothing better than a good movie like that. You want to know why? Because to me the pinnacle of film is. And wait for it. I'm not. It's not just that it's musicals. It's really like opera. Like the pinnacle of any performance is. Is opera, meaning that the. The music moves the story along. So I. I like La La Land for the same reason that I like Star Wars. It's the same reason I like Goodfellas. It's the same reason I like Casino or the wizard of Oz or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It's not because I like camp musicals. It's not because I like campy musicals that are super gay. It's because to me, the. When you really get the most out of a movie is when the music moves the movie. Whether it's the soundtrack, the score, or whether it's an actual musical. To me, though, that is the height of the medium. That's when you're getting the most. And it doesn't need to be a dance number, but the dialogue and the music are musical. There's. There's a rhythm, there's a tempo. The best movies are the movies that do that. Well, to me, even you think about a movie, what would Inception be without the music? Inception, Oppenheimer Arrival. What would these movies be without the score? Inception is the music. So interstellar, same thing. So that's why I really. Because I wanted to correct that. I'm not. This is not. I'm not walking it back. But I wanted to amend that because when I think about my favorite musicals, they are like the wizard of Oz, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Star Wars I consider similar. Casino La La Land. That's when you get the most out of it. So yeah, and that's good stuff. And you can get that at a number of different places. Taxi Driver, somebody says exactly, exactly. So yeah. No, but La La Land is like. It's so true. Right? Here's to the ones who dream sent.
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$20 at the gym. A6 to Irish caf Nationalist chat. Asked me out together ever since. Is the loml thx Nick, good for you?
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Oh, great. Awesome. That's amazing. You're telling me. You wore my merch and then you married some tall Chad. Well, good for you. So happy. I hope he makes you so happy. There's a lot to love. There's 6ft and 2 inches of a lot to love. Congrats.
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Happy White America first sent $20. Great show. Nick, two questions. Do you really think we sent four people to record the back side of the moon? And if not, is it not possible we possibly deployed a weapon in the retrospective Trump speech? This klutz sent $20ai industry is built on a bubble like the 08 crisis. Investors Jack up value. Once it crashes, Jews will swing in and buy all the data for pennies like undervalued single family homes. Savosnico.
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That's an interesting take. I don't think it's quite like. I don't think it's quite like 2008, because in 2008, they were just being lied to. In 2008, the. The products were just. They were basically mislabeled. The ratings agencies and these people that were bundling the. These bad loans together, they were just lying about the safety of those assets. And then the assets became a. A systemic part of the. Of the market. So I don't think it's quite the same thing.
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Millennial widow sent 101st time super chat. I'm a widow raising two young boys. Too young to listen to the show, but they know you as Mr. Fuentes. Thank you for your intelligence nuanced view on current events. Much love Millennial Widow.
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Well, thank you for the big super chat. That's very sweet. That's cute. I love that. I'll try to keep the language clean for the youngsters. That's very nice. God bless you guys.
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Misha bear 504 sent $20. The thought of U.S. special forces spilling blood for Israel on Easter Sunday infuriates me. Insane optics. American valor sacrificed for a foreign power. On the Resurrection. Trump the Terrible.
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Yeah, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher closed on Palm Sunday to boot.
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Bigman 69 cent $20. Hello, Mr. Goy. Can you name all the states that border the Atlantic Ocean?
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Oh, like US States. Okay. Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, D.C. technically, north south Carolina, Georgia, Florida. Right. Is that everything? Just New Hampshire's coastal. Right. Think it touches the coast? I miss anything? Yeah, I think that's everything. That's not a hard one. Come on, US geography, everybody knows that. Let's see. I said Rhode island, didn't I? Oh, not pencil. I guess Pennsylvania doesn't. I thought Pennsylvania had a coastline. Maybe not. I said Rhode island, didn't I?
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Whatever Buffalo bat sent $20. Apparently everyone on X wants a dictator now. Time to step up to the plate, my nig. We're done with this orange clown.
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Yeah, so true.
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Jonathan said 100.
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That's not gonna be me though.
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Jonathan said $100. I'm tired of winning.
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Boss, thank you for the big super chat.
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$20. The only way to constrain Israel and ensure lasting peace in the Gulf is for the US to get Iran a nuclear deterrent, not a weapon. A deterrent only Trump is crazy enough to do it and make shd up.
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Huh? What do you mean not a weapon? You just don't even know you're talking
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about high speed sneeze and $20. Hi Nick. Any thoughts on future Congressman Brandon Ara and Hun. Thank you. Stay safe.
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I don't know anything about him.
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Alex Karp is God sent $20 w show. When are you gonna do college campus tours like Myron? I wan feel the leftist spiritual energy emit off you in real time. Nuke Iran now.
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I'm good on that. I don't want to get shot.
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Chicken Legroy percent $40 do you think if your dinner with Trump went well that it would have changed anything in the long term?
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No. You guys are delusional if you think that. Like see, that's the thing. This betrays the fundamental misunderstanding of politics that what moves politics are the the inclinations of the people involved. Well, if only you had a conversation that changed Trump's mind and that. It's like there's forces bigger than all of us that are at work here so you just don't know what you're talking.
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Ah, well, thanks.
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William Fan sent $20. Do you think it claps when William does jumping jack? Liam Runyon sent $20. Do you think anything is going to happen with China and Taiwan during all of this Iran shit?
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No. Do you think anything is gonna happen with China during all this Iran shit? Sometimes the way you guys talk makes me know you're an idiot. Do you think anything's gonna happen with China with all this Iran shit? All that Iran shit, Right?
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Rocky Balboa sent $20. Matt Walsh is cordially Jewish. Also been seeing clips of the show and liked by Sylvester Stallone.
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That's probably some kid running his social media.
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Awesome. Scosh. Sent $20. Thank you for doing this show, Nick. Me and my dad love watching it together.
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Great. Love to hear it.
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Sent $20. Nick, I've been a fan but you'll be stabbing people and avoiding pork in no time if you continue to hang with sneako. Nhh x gunny sent $25. Hi.
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Oh, I get it. Because that's what Muslims are European growing pet.
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Sent $20. Hi Nick. My boyfriend is Persian and wants to get rid of IRGC for his people. How do I red pill him as Schopenhauer? Sent $20. Pro don't show your wife girlfriends this show.
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That's so cucked. I just. I can't even. And not in a good way. That's not cucked in a good way. That's so. Yeah. Yo.
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Hey.
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Hey boys. Remember to hide when you're watching af. I'm watching AF under the covers. My wife doesn't know. How could you live like that? I don't understand how a human being, much less a man, could live like that. I think I would rather die concealing from your girlfriend or wife. Oh, she doesn't know I love this show. She hates it. Dude. I just can't.
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The Elite Warrior said $20. Going to CA perform this Friday. Very exciting. Praying for Sneako to cut the Muslim LARP and become Catholic. 07 Derek. Sent 29. Michelangelo. My favorite ninja Turtle gambit. My favorite X Men. But Victor Von Doom is the best comic book character ever. John Wayne sent $20. I still have Hope you and Sneako will make up. Del Unic. Sneako. And yay.
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We're. We're made up. We're made. We're friends. Okay? We're just having a little tiff. We're friends.
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You offer XS50. Haven't enjoyed such banner since way back when Stern was funny and you think. Well thanks.
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Thanks so true.
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Latina grow I percent $20. Hey Nick, I'm a 5 Latina and saving myself for marriage. Age is nothing but a number and the only number I want is yours. Hot face emoji.
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Alright. Okay.
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Scoopy woopity. Sent $20. I'm gonna be honest. I can't wait till this drum pair is over. This shit is ass. We need to move on and let the chips fall where they may.
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Wow. I thank you for your honesty. How'd you say something so rare?
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Aug sent $20. Do a big H stash and post it in the group chat and I'll join the shadow 408 sent $20. Fuck the stash. Keep the beard, Niga.
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Horror, horror, horror.
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The mortgager sent $20. I work in mortgages. For the past few years, Trump and every bit of his decisions affect my job being market based. Buffalo bat sent $20. Apparently everyone on ex wants a dictator now. Time to step up to Huey long. Respecter sent $20. Speaking of your lost loves, whatever happened to Kathy Joo? Remember you gushing over her after that? I never heard about her.
- [106:11]
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I saw her on TikTok the other day or on Instagram or something. She got married. She got married to some legitimate human being. She got married to some political guy or something. Some, I'm sure some tall chad that has his together and is normal and everything. Yeah, she got married. She got married to some. Some professional normal chad. It is what it is. This is. This is what it is.
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Beast123z sent $20. Hi Nick. It would be cool to have some AF stickers. Lovely show and you're a great political figure.
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Thank you. No stickers. No stickers.
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1488 sent $20. Me and my boyfriend will be voting Democrat. We are proudly standing behind our brave leader, NJF in the sky for America and our lives in the fight against the new world order.
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W W girlfriend and boy.
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Snakehole the snake droid sent $20. What is your favorite Warhammer fantasy faction? Not Age of Sigmar. It is gay. St. Christopher sent $48. I said every American not pay taxes. Basically every American posted a Black Square in 2020. Could IRS arrest every citizen?
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Yeah, and then we'll storm Area 51, right? Let's all not like. Okay, it's just so. This show is so grating. All right, we got a few more here.
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Alex karpis got sent $20. I man, I think Trump is going to pull a W on Iran by the end of this month. And voting blue for midterms is iffy. Vote Republican or don't vote at all. They are gonna steal the midterms. Nuc Iran now. Folded hands emoji. Folded hands emoji Folded hands gringo grower sent $20. Stash mogs.
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Thanks nigga.
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Sent $25. Just ordered the entire spring collection including the grow peak profit small. Only the foids who fit get to sleep over.
- [107:46]
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Let's go. Okay, you lost me at the end there, but thanks. Okay, that's our last super chat. That's gonna do it. For me tonight. Not as bad as yesterday, but pretty rough still, that's all we got. Remember to smash the follow button. Smash the like button. Leave a comment. I'm on the air money through Friday. Friday. Thanks for watching. Thank you to our big super chatters. Special thanks to Jonathan. Uh, I. These are all mixed up. I don't even know. I don't even know how to read these, to be honest with you. How I'm gonna do it. Oh, here we go. Thank you to view of the wreck. Jonathan, millennial widow, Average John, sad young Pablo, Willie, nail not important. Lizbet, mark, fashion expert. Mr. Ice cream. Thanks to them. Thanks to all our super Chatters. Everybody that watches. We love you. I will 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, first the American people will come first Once again. With respect the respect that we deserve. From Tuesday to It's going to be only America first America first.