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MASSIE DEFEATED??? Israel and Trump OUST America First Republican | America First Ep. 1685
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Good evening, everybody. You are 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 Tuesday. We have a lot to talk about tonight, lots to get into. Big show, bad news. Our featured story, we're talking all about the utter defeat of Representative Thomas Massie in Kentucky's 4th district. Absolute blowout. And it came as a bit of a surprise if you looked at the betting markets or the polling. It seemed that right up until end of last week that Thomas Massey might have safely carried the primary race for his nomination in his district against his opponent, Ed Gall. But in the last 72 hours, just about all of the numbers flipped basically overnight. And I think this was the result of early, early voting numbers that started to come in yesterday, gave us an idea of what the turnout would look like. And then today we finally got the result. Results came in and almost immediately it was clear that Thomas Massey would lose. He was defeated by about 10% and he conceded the race earlier in the night. This was the single most expensive congressional primary in American history. And Massey pointed this out at a rally tonight. 250 years of US history. This is literally the most expensive in terms of advertising spending. It is the most expensive congressional primary in the history of the United States, over $32 million. And this is for a district that Trump carried by 40 points. So this is as red as it gets. Northern Kentucky, Trump won by over 40%. And yet there was $33 million spent trying to figure out who would be the nominee. And the big takeaway, obviously, is that this was not really about Thomas Massey and Gall who won the nomination. This was a proxy war between the Israel Lobby and America First. Why did all this money flow into the district? And from where did it flow? It came from the Israel Lobby, it came from the Republican Jewish Coalition, it came from aipac, it came from Paul Singer and Miriam Adelson. These are all Israel First Jewish groups and individuals. And they have added out for Thomas Massie for years, especially in the past two years because of his opposition to the war in Iran, opposition to foreign aid to Israel, and his support for the release of the Epstein files. So they poured all their Jewish money into the district to bury him, and they succeeded. In the end, it was older voters who comprised the vast majority of the electorate that broke very strongly for Gall in support of Trump, in support of this money that came in. And it was the young people, far fewer in number, that went for Thomas Massie. So tonight we're Gonna talk all about it, we're gonna talk about the results. Like I said, we're gonna break it down by age. If there's any white pill from the race, it is that the young people voted for Massey. And what does that tell you? Everybody under the age, I have it right here, actually. Every demographic cohort under the age of 56 broke very strongly for Massing. And the younger you go, the more they supported Massey, the bigger the disparity. So if there is any room for optimism, if there is any hope for the future, it is that the older G O P primary voters, which unfortunately is most of them, they are on their way out and they seem to be the only ones that are falling for this stuff. It is this Fox News contingent. They worship Trump. They are either ambivalent about Israel, but more likely than not, they absolutely support Israel. But it seems that almost everybody under the age of 50, under the age of retirement, is America first. And like I said, the younger, the more pro massi they were. So we'll talk about some of the cross tabs, we'll talk about the. The breakdown in terms of age. We'll talk about this narrative about Trump and Israel. And this is the big thing that I wanna get into because the takeaway from this race is really an interesting litmus test. How you interpret this and what you think the real story is kind of says it all. Because on social media, for example, on Twitter, I see absolutely everybody from our circles saying the obvious, which is what is the takeaway from the race? Well, Thomas Massie opposed Israel, so then it became the most expensive primary in history because all this Jewish money came in to try to unseat him. And that is about as simple and transparent as it could possibly be. Why was he unseated? Because he went against a foreign country. So they poured money in and they made an example out of him. And they wanted to send a very strong message to any other Republican that might be considering opposing Israel that they have unlimited money. They have unlimited money, unlimited clout, and if you go against them, you will surely lose your seat. So if you want a future in politics, if you wanna hang onto your seat, then you better not go against them. And I think that is just obvious. That is just common sense. Does nobody see this is the most expensive race? All the money is coming from Jewish donors and groups. Does nobody see what is obviously taking place here? So that's one narrative, and I see that all over Twitter simultaneously. And this is something we have to contend with a little bit. I'm sure. You've also seen all of the pro Trump influencers like Jack Posobic and Michael Knowles and the people at Daily Wire and Steven Miller and Randy Fine, a sitting congressman, all of the pro Trump politicians, party loyalists, influencers, guys like captive dreamer, emblematic of them, they're all saying something completely different. And I told you that this is what they would do. All of them, the White House and the mainstream media, they have a completely different take on this. They say, why did Thomas Massie lose? Well, it's not because the Jews injected $33 million to punish him for voting against foreign aid. They say this is a referendum on Trump's influence over the party. They have a very different take. They say that Trump pointed at the district, pointed at Massey, said he wanted him to lose and so he lost. Thomas Massie was disloyal to Trump, Trump off, Trump went against Massie, hand selected a primary opponent, and Trump got his way. So the real message is not go against Israel, lose your seat. The message is go against Trump, you lose your seat. But they take it further and they say, which votes did Thomas Massie commit to? In what way did Thomas Massie vote that made Trump upset? They say, well, Massey didn't vote for the big beautiful bill. And what was contained in the big beautiful bill? Well, $200 billion for DHS to secure the border and carry out mass deportations. So they take it further and say, not only did Massie upset the president, not only was he disloyal to the party and voted against the party's agenda, but they say he voted against border security and mass deportations. So he was a left wing, open borders traitor who went against the president. And so the president used his immense influence over the party and the base to throw him out. And this is what the media says, and this is what the Trump and party loyalists are saying. They say it's all about Trump. And I told you last night, if you watch my show, I predicted that to the letter. I said that is exactly what they were going to say. I said, it looks like more likely than not, Massey's gonna lose. And when he does, that's the line they're gonna go with. And by the way, that's what the history books will record when we move on from this in six months, 12 months, when we're talking about even 2028, we'll be talking about the midterms very soon. And then, of course, we'll be talking about 2028, it will be a huge question how much influence Trump retains, especially as he becomes increasingly unpopular. And this will be an example this day and all the other races that took place. This will be used as a talking point to say Trump still has this influence. Trump, take a look at what happened to Massie. And it's not enough to simply say it was Israel, the Jews did it Israel. We have to contend with what the media and what the party loyalists are going to say because mark my words and listen to me now. Hi, you're. I'm talking to you. If you're watching the show live or the replay, mark my words. You will hear this from your boomer dad, you will hear this from your boomer uncle. You will hear this from your conservative coworkers. You will hear this from some numb nuts in your group chat who's vaguely conservative. They will say, no, it has nothing to do with Israel. It's all about how Massey went against Trump. Massey is this left wing anti Trump or what did he expect to happen? He went against Trump in a district that Trump carried by 40 points. That's just the obvious. It's got nothing to do with that. You will be contending with this tomorrow. I, I promise you, I promise you, you will be dealing with this in the break room, you'll be dealing with this in the group chat, you'll be dealing with this the next time you talk to your dad. And you know that's true. Now that I've said it, you'll know this. So we're going to talk all about that. That may be the most important point. So we'll get into it. We're also going to talk tonight about this new development. Get a load of this. Now, we may or may not have time for it, but if we do, we'll discuss it a little bit. Obviously, mass deportations are not happening. They have ground to a standstill. You haven't even heard anything about em. They're not happening. Well, I remember there was an announcement a couple of months ago. They said, well, you may not be getting mass deportations, you might not be getting these big surges of CBP in the cities and you're not getting uh, huge raids going on, patrols in the streets. However, the Trump sycophants and defenders said what you are getting is an executive order from Trump where he's gonna ban illegal aliens from having bank accounts and that will lead to massive self deportations. Do you remember this? Sometimes it's hard to keep track of all this. It's hard to keep track of all the cope. But a couple of months ago, I distinctly Remember, all of the pro Trump people said, hey, don't worry man. Even though the mass deportations are obviously over, Trump is gonna ban them from having bank accounts and then that's gonna make himself deport. And that's what mass deportations really always meant. Well, we have an update on that. We have an update on that piece of cope. And it was reported today in semaphore verified by them that there is going to be an executive order about this, but it's going to be nothing like that. How easy would it be to tell banks in the United States that you can't give banking services to illegal aliens? They have to present proof of citizenship when they open up a bank account. How hard would that be? Well, they're not doing that. Instead they're telling the banks to be on the lookout for red flags about payroll fraud. Got it. So now if a company is legally hiring all these employees, remember those? No, there's no E verify. There's no penalties. They're not deporting these people from the job sites. But if a company is employing tons of illegals and the illegals have bank accounts and then maybe they get paid like with direct deposit instead of cash. If that's happening. Well, the banks are told to be extra on alert for, for that. So I know we're not getting mass deportations, I know we're not getting tons of removals. I know ICE is no longer actually making any real arrests. But here's the good news. There's gonna be a massive exodus of illegals self deporting once they realize that banks are having extra scrutiny for red flags for payroll fraud and other things. Right? That's great. So that's why we voted for Trump. That's why Trump got shot in the face, that's why he got indicted. That's why you lost your job or whatever for wearing a MAGA hat. It's so we could do this executive order. So if we have time, we'll get into that as well. Should be a pretty good show. Before we get into it, I wanna remind you to smash the follow button, smash the like button. Leave a comment, let me know what you think about the show. Remember to check out our merch store, Fuentes store. We have the brand new America first hat in white. We also have brand new sweatshirts, shorts, T shirts, everything he could possibly want. If you wanna support the show, subscribe at America first stop +15 bucks a month to get access to the entire archive of every episode of the show. For a hundred bucks a month, you get to be in a group chat with me, ask me anything, hang out. I'm posting bonus content in there too. Voice messages, trauma dumping, talking about my problems, my beef with Sneako, my trip in New York, my real thoughts, my real thoughts and feelings about everything. It's all in the group chat. If you really want to get to know me. Hundred bucks a month. It's only for the rich though. If you're poor, just forget it. America first out plus okay. With that, we're going to move on. I also did a big collaboration with Alex Jones this afternoon, if you missed it, and this is my first appearance on the Alex Jones network. Alex Jones live on his own proprietary network. I did his show. I was on for a couple of hours and we talked about everything. We talked about Massey, Iran, the midterms, how the globalists are trying to kill me. Apparently this guy is always trying to scare me. I don't know why. He's always trying to freak me out. Just when I start feeling better, just when I start to get my bearings, I go on his show and do you know what this guy literally says to me? He goes, I've had meeting with top globalists and you know they're talking about killing you, right? I'm like, what am I supposed to say to that? We're live. He literally said that to me on the show today. I'm like, bro, are you trying to freak me out? I mean, I'm already paranoid, I already can't relax. I do the show. He goes, you know, these top high level globalists, I meet with them, you know they talked about killing you, right? I'm like, no, I assumed they did, but no. Thanks for telling me so. Always, always a treat, always a pleasure. I'm kidding. Of course I love hanging out with him. But it's like, why are you trying to freak me out? Why are you trying to scare me? Uh, so that was fun, but I think we uploaded that on my Rumble channel. It's also on his channel, on Twitter, Rumble, everything else. So if you missed it, check it out. Lot of fun stuff. He was telling me how earlier in the year he shaved his mustache off and gave himself a Hitler mustache. I didn't hear the rest of the story. He was telling me today that he was going around in public with the Hitler mustache. And he said that women were throwing themselves at him, flirting with him, trying to have sex with him. I was like, it's that easy. That's crazy. Maybe I should try that. I didn't hear that part of it. He Goes, yeah, I had the Hitler mustache earlier in the year. I was bald Hitler for a week. He goes, and women were just throwing themselves at me. I was like, is that true? Did that actually. Damn, that's crazy. Anyway, always a good time. So check it out. With that, we're gonna move on. He's. He's a fun guy. He's always. He. I really get such a kick out of him. But with that, we're gonna move on. We're gonna get into our big featured story tonight, which is all about Thomas Massie. If you're here, you know what's going on. Today was Thomas Massey's primary election in Kentucky. So, for those that don't know, this is the race to determine who will be the Republican nominee who for that congressional seat. Now, Thomas Massey has won seven consecutive elections since 2012. He's been in office. He has held this seat for 14 years. Okay, 14 consecutive years. In his district, he is beloved by everybody, very popular, and it's never even been close. In his district, if you look at the previous 2, 3, 4 elections, he has had primary challengers. In the past, he always secures the nomination by 70, 80%. He's popular. But this time was a little bit different. This time, President Trump and the Israel lobby went all in with endorsements, with visits to the district behind a primary challenger. They spent tens of millions of dollars in ad spending trying to primary Thomas Massey out of his seat. Can't beat him in the general with the Democrat. They're gonna primary him, get a different Republican nominee to replace him so that Thomas Massie loses a seat, has to leave office, and then is effectively silenced. And this has been many, many months, maybe years in the making. Why did this happen? Why did Thomas Massie lose his seat? Well, it started a couple of years ago when Thomas Massie went very strongly against the Israel lobby. It started in April of 2024. Israel was begging the United States for a huge foreign aid package totaling $26 billion. And by the way, that's in addition to what we already do for them and. And give to them. At that point, we already had two carrier strike groups deployed in the Middle east defending them against Iran, which costs us tens of millions of dollars a day for a deployment like that. That's in addition to the $3.8 billion in foreign military financing we give them every year. On top of that, they wanted an additional $26 billion, which is massive. If we've given Ukraine two, $200 billion to fight Russia in a giant land war, we're giving Israel 26 billion to fight this tiny strip of land that's barely the size of Manhattan Island. So they wanted us to shelve every other Republican priority, like the border, like January 6 tapes, everything else that Republicans had been talking about to immediately and urgently vote on giving them a boatload more money so they could kill more kids, so they could genocide more people in Gaza, they could fight their war in Lebanon. So in 2024, Thomas Massey voted against the bill. Couple months later, Thomas Massey goes on Tucker Carlson's show and he exposes the influence of the Israel Lobby, talks about aipac. He says that every Republican conference member, so that's every self identified Republican in the House of Representatives and in the Senate. Massey says every single one of them has an AIPAC handler. AIPAC is the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. It is a pro Israel pac. They give money, or rather arrange for other individual donors to give money to candidates. And they're a single issue group. They're all about supporting Israel and opposing antisemitism. And so Massey said that every single Republican member has their own, a dedicated representative from this group, which could be called colloquially the Israel Lobby. Israel Lobby is an umbrella term for all the pro Israel groups and individuals. But AIPAC is, is maybe emblematic of it. They're the archetypal Israel lobbying group. Massey says that every member of the House and Senate that's a part of the Republican Party has a dedicated rep for, from a PAC which talks to them and will ask for favors and talk to them on the phone promising them contributions. And in exchange, these representatives are asked to sign on to letters periodically supporting Israel, told how to vote on pro Israel legislation. And Thomas Massey said, I'm the only one that doesn't have a handler like that. And that's why they don't like me. That's why they fund my primary opponents. That's why he has a little bit of a tough time. So he puts that interview out. It's a huge bombshell. This is waking a lot of people up about the nature of foreign influence, not just in government, but specifically in the GOP in particular. It goes further than this. Starting in the second administration of Donald Trump, Thomas Massie votes against the big beautiful bill, which is Trump's disgusting spending package last year that they cut $800 billion from Medicaid, which is healthcare for low income people, to pay for a corporate tax cut. They tried to sneak in there and eventually removed, but they tried to slip in there a 10 year moratorium on AI regulation, which meant that no state, no jurisdiction could in any way regulate AI For a decade they tried to slip that in there. There was a ton of pork barrel spending. It added trillions of dollars to the deficit over the next five years. It's a total disaster of a bill. Massey voted against it cuz he's a fiscal conservative and libertarian. Later in the year Thomas Massey voted to release the Epstein files and might have been a determining vote. It was him and a handful of other Republicans working with Democrats cobbling together a majority in the House to force a vote to release the Epstein files, of which 3 million of them have been published by the DOJ. And then finally several months ago, or I should say maybe this was about five or six weeks ago, Thomas Massie voted in favor of a resolution, a war powers resolution which would restrict Trump's ability to prosecute the war in Iran. So this is the voting record of Thomas Massey. Think about these issues. He voted against foreign aid to Israel, exposed aipac, voted to release the Epstein files, voted against the war in Iran and voted against the big beautiful bill. For this he roused the ire not just of President Trump voting against the big beautiful bill, but also against Israel. And so there was this coming together of Trump with his gop. Trump is the formal leader of the Republican Party as the sitting president and the Israel lobby the that they gotta get rid of this guy. So Trump hand selected a primary opponent, endorsed him, posted a lot of negative things on True Social and Twitter about Massey, got the vote out, sent Pete Hegseth, his defense secretary to campaign for Massey's opponent. And then on the pro Israel side there was something like $20 million in strictly pro Israel money. $32 million in total was spent. But out of that $32 million, 20 million of it at least came from pro Israel individuals and groups like Paul Singer, Miriam Adelson, Republican Jewish Coalition, aipac, among others. They put in the vast majority of the money to unseat Thomas Massie. And this was the blood feud. It became a proxy between Massie and the Israel controlled Trump Republican Party. Now in the end the big result today is that Thomas Massey was defeated by about 10%. He lost, he conceded the race and now he's out of Congress and effectively silenced for now. And this is a story, we'll go through it from the New York Times and we'll just get some of the details here. It says quote, Representative Thomas Massey of Kentucky, one of President Trump's most outspoken Republican critics, lost his reelection bid to a Trump backed primary challenger on Tuesday. It was a major victory for the president that underscored his enduring influence over Republican voters and his ability to enact retribution against party rivals. Is that what it is? It says Mr. Trump's preferred Senate candidates performed well, winning a Republican primary in Kentucky and one advancing to a runoff in Alabama. Those showings demonstrated Mr. Trump's persistent strength within the Republican Party at a time when he faces plummeting approval ratings among the wider electorate. The president and his allies were intent on ousting Mr. Massey, who has broken with Mr. Trump over the Iran war and the Epstein files. The president recruited Ed Gallerain, a former Navy seal, to run against him. And Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth campaigned for Gall Ryan. In the closing days, the race ballooned into a $33 million affair that became the most expensive House primary in recent years. A pair of Pro Israel Super PACs linked to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and the Republican Jewish Coalition, spent more than $9 million targeting the isolationist who has routine, routinely rejected efforts to financially aid and symbolically support the US Ally, Israel. Another super PAC stood up by Trump's top political operatives, spent nearly $7 million berating Massey over his votes against the president's tax cuts, border wall and other priorities. Overall ad spending in the race, top $33 million. So let's talk about what happened here. I do wanna say, in the first place, let's just talk about, on a very basic level, what we all know to be true, which is the most glaringly obvious aspect of this. Why did Thomas Massie lose his seat? Because he opposed Israel. Period. Bottom line, end of story. It's the most expensive primary in history. Where did the money come from? It came from the Israel lobby. Why did they care so much. Why did they care so much that they poured tens of millions of dollars into a Republican congressional primary in Kentucky? Why would they care that much to. To spend that much money? Why were. Why was that the lion's share of the total ad spend and the whole thing? Well, why do you think? Because they're trying to send a message and they're not even hiding it. There was a tweet earlier today from one of those pro Israel groups. They said this was the most important election for Israel. So that's a real tweet. They posted it today claiming victory. They're not even hiding it. And by the way, this has been their program for years. This is how it works in Congress. Would you like to know why the only types of legislation that can pass 4:35 to 0 or 420 to 0 or 99 to 1 in the Senate. Would you like to know why the only pieces of legislation that are unanimously adopted are pro Israel bills and laws as opposed to anything else? It's because anybody and everybody that would have voted against those things or has loses primary races. Why? Because Jewish donors and groups will pour in the money and they'll also pile on in the Jewish controlled media to make sure those people can never get a seat or, or hang onto one. It's a survivorship bias. For example, the Memorandum of understanding which has the United states giving Israel $3.8 billion a year for the last 10 years. That bill passed I think 99 to 1 in the Senate. The foreign aid bill to Israel in April 2024, it was almost unanimous in the House and the Senate was. Why is that? Congress can't seem to agree on anything else. They can't agree on trade, immigration, spending, can't agree on nominees, judges. The one thing apparently all Republicans, all Democrats, all the leadership, what they all agree on is Israel is our closest ally. Have to send them infinite money, have to fight all their wars, have to send them the best technology, have to condemn their enemies, have to prop up their anti anti Semitism machine in the United States. Why is that? Some people say, well, Israel's a popular issue. Obviously that's not true, not anymore at least. I would call that a survivorship bias. All of the congressmen that are still there are there because Israel didn't spend a bunch of money in their primary. The pro Israel conservative media, Fox News, the Journal, the, the New York Post, they didn't go after any Republican that opposed them. So who's left in Congress? Year over year, it's all these people that has survived because they never had a pack inject 15, 20, $30 million into a primary opponent. And by the way, they did it in the last cycle too. AIPAC in particular pledged a hundred million dollars in. Do you know how much money that is? They pledged a hundred million dollars in 2024 specifically to unseat and primary any Democrat or Republican that voted against the foreign aid. And it worked. They unseated a handful of progressive Democrats doing exactly that. So, and to me this is obvious, this almost goes without saying. Why else would there be this intense interest? Why would all this money be spent? Why would the Jews and Israel be doing a victory lap? Why is it all coming from them? It's because they're sending a message, which is to the 434 other congressmen, don't fuck with us. That's the message and that is how they maintain control. That's a very specific control mechanism. Do you think AIPAC could Afford to spend 3, $30 million in all 435 congressional districts? Obviously not, but they don't need to. They don't need to spend tens of millions of dollars in every congressional district and every statewide race. They only need to spend that much money in a handful of districts and states where somebody's opposing them. And this is how they operate. This is their mo. They will find the people that are the most outspoken and they will send in the berserkers and the Mark Levins, the Laura Loomers, the Ben Shapiro's, and they are nasty, nasty. And they are there every day, all day on social media for months, for years, constantly attacking you, lying about you, amplifying every smear, calling you disloyal. And then they get the press involved. You know who else is an ardent Zionist? Rupert Murdoch. He owns Fox News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Post. What do you think conservatives watch and read Fox News, the Journal and the Post. And so then they will be doing the same thing. You know who else is a big Zionist? Shapiro at Daily Wire, Glenn Beck at the Blaze TV, Joel Pollock Breitbart. It's every single one of them. So then you get the media amplifying every bad story piling on and then in the end when it's time for you to run for office, then it's the money injection, then they inject the cash and then it's tens of millions of dollars, basically an unlimited source of financing, whereas you're begging for hundred dollars, small dollar donations. They're going to AIPAC and saying send in another 5 million, send in another $10 million. This is what they do and they find a person opposing Israel, isolate them from the rest of the group and, and then they overwhelm them, overwhelm them with the berserker attacks, the media onslaught, and then if all else fails, they bury them in outside money and that person is made an example of and destroyed. And everybody else that's a part of the pack looks at the unfortunate and tragic Thomas Massie and says, I don't want that to happen to me. I like having a seat, I like having a pension, I like having my seat. I want a political future. I fought hard enough to get here, to do. I really wanna get off the train at this stop. Think about people that are in the House, in the Senate. They've been climbing the ladder their whole lives. Since they were the student council president, since they were a school board chairperson, since they were a state rep. Finally make it to the House. Oh, my wife was there, and that was the best day of my life. And I've held the seat for years. And I love representing my district. And I get to tell my friends I'm a success, and even more so in the Senate. And so everybody's looking at Thomas Massie and saying, I'm glad that's not me. Oh, you're telling me all I have to do is sign on the dotted line. I have to just sign this letter that says I support Israel. Well, I don't really feel that strongly anyway. And I see nothing, I hear nothing. Yeah, what difference does it make? Hey, the system's gonna be pro Israel anyway. What's another signature? Everybody's gonna sign onto this anyway? The government's not gonna stop supporting Israel anytime soon. Might as well just sign the thing. Live to fight another day, they say, I'm not gonna lose my seat over this. It's not worth it. I'll find some other way to make it up to my conscience or myself or my district. This is the mentality. And so the herd, the pack sticks together. And they let that person get isolated, overwhelmed, destroyed. And this is what you call a chilling effect. It chills, discourages, disincentivizes dissent. Nobody's going to go out there and oppose Israel because they don't. They don't want that to happen to them. This is how they maintain control over us. Everybody knows that, and that's obvious. But I want to take it a step further, okay? Because we all know that. And what does this say? There's so much that can be said about it. Congress, and specifically the House, is the people's House. The legislature has all the power, and the House really has a lot of the power, because the House, unlike the Senate, is apportioned based on population. The Senate apportions two representatives for each state. It's really the chamber that represents the interest of the states. So it's not really the House of the people. The Senate is the chamber of the states. That's where Texas and Florida and New York get a voice. The House is a portion based on population. So if you live in rural Kentucky, you have a guy in federal government giving his opinion, representing you on these matters. And so what does it say that a foreign country is able to spend $30 million in rural Kentucky to tell rural Kentuckians, no, no, we don't like your representative. We want a different one. The representative of the small town people of rural Kentucky and is not supporting Israel's war in the Persian Gulf. So we veto that. We're going to come in with all these billionaire Jews from New York and LA and Miami, we're going to come in with all this billionaire Jewish money. These are people that have never set foot in Kentucky. They don't give a shit about Kentucky. They probably hate people from Kentucky, but they got deep pockets cuz they're institutional. They run the institutions to keep the global empire going. So they take their limitless resources, limitless cash, which is also transnational. They have their connections in Europe, in the Middle east and Asia and elsewhere. They pour this money in and they effectively tell the people in Kentucky, we don't like your guy, we want a more compliant guy. You know, he can vote on your stuff, we don't really care about your stuff, but he's gonna submit to our interests. And what this tells us is that Israel effectively has hegemony. We do not have sovereignty. Sovereignty is the ability to determine what happens inside your borders. Whatever your system of government is, whether it's a monarchy, a democracy, it's that either the king, your king or the people, your citizenry, your voters, they get to determine what happens inside your borders and how the taxes are collected and what they're spent on and what when we go and kill and die in a conflict. If Israel has that much influence over the legislative process, which is to say the picking and choosing of the elected representatives, then do they not control our country? Do they not have a sphere of influence in America? Does it not suggest that whether it's Randy Fine in Florida or Ed Gal Ryan in Kentucky or or Chuck Schumer in New York, that these United States are a part of their sphere of influence, that their money and their media power and their oligarchical pull and influence actually exerts gravity on rural Kentucky? Obviously that is the conclusion. And so it means that the whole system is a farce. If at the end of the day a congressman cannot say no to Israel, then that means the buck stops with Israel and in particular Jewish billionaires. If a representative, hi, I'm a representative, I'm the spokesperson of the sovereign citizens of the Republic of the United States of America, but I cannot tell my Jewish backers no. If I vote a certain way, a Jewish billionaire is gonna inject $50 million into my race and I lose my seat and I have problems with my family, then they control the whole system, they control the whole process, they control the appropriations, they Control the nominations, the executive branch, they control the whole thing. We're not a free country. We are not an independent, free, strong nation. That makes us a vassal of Israel, that makes us a puppet regime of Israel. How is that any different than in some backwater South American or African country or some kind of Pacific oceanic micro state? If the CIA doesn't like your leader, if the CIA doesn't like the alignment of your latest regime, let's say you do too much business with China, you buy too many weapons from Russia, so the CIA comes in and installs some new leader who's really in control of your country. You're a puppet of the United States. How is that any different than if Israel doesn't like the American president? Like let's say for example, Joe Biden, Then all the Jewish billionaires like Miriam Adelon and Bill Amman and the rest of them are gonna pour millions of dollars in, in some cases hundreds of millions of dollars. And they're gonna bring in the full weight of the Jewish media. And you're gonna have guys like Larry Ellison involved and Zuckerberg is not gonna support Biden this time around. And they're going to install a more compliant president like Trump, who's gonna give them TikTok, who's gonna give him Harvard, who's gonna give him a war in Iran, who's gonna give him the 2000 pound bombs, who's gonna ban the anti Semites from getting a visa or going to the World Cup. And in the end, something like today, if a single solitary congressman doesn't wanna vote for that kind of stuff, they're gonna overthrow him too. How is that any different? That makes us, as clear as it can possibly be, a puppet regime of Israel. And how is it maintained? It's maintained through our Jewish oligarchy. Israel's control over the United States is maintained by the American moneyed Jewish oligarchy which has control over the media. Cbs, Disney, Tik Tok, now Facebook, I mean, you name it. Which has control over blackrock, that's Larry Fink has control over Wall street, the entertainment industry, all the big talent agencies, all the big film studios. It's full spectrum. It's vertical and horizontal and it's total. Let's take it a step further though, okay? So we all understand that that is the big picture. Thomas Massie was punished because he went against the omnipotent state of Israel. They tapped into their limitless pool of money to bury him. He stood no chance. Or all the small dollar contributions from all the actual Residents of the district were no match for a pack's money. Okay, let's go further. I told you last night, however, that even though that is so obviously the case, and anybody with common sense would understand that I told you there'd be a different narrative, did I not? I said that when you go to bed tomorrow night, after the election has called for Thomas Massie's opponent, I said the mainstream media and the White House and all the pro Trump influencers will say something totally different. Could not be more obvious what is going on, but they're gonna have a completely different take. And that take is gonna be recorded in the history books. And you know what they're gonna say? I told you last night, I said, they will say this election was a referendum not on Israel, but on Trump. Trump endorsed Massey's opponent. Trump campaigned against Massey. So they're gonna say this really reflects whether Trump is still influential over his own party. If he can point to Thomas Massie, cast him out and make him lose, then that shows that his endorsement is still powerful. His endorsement still matters. Even as unpopular as he is because of inflation, because of the war, because of the Epstein files, he will still have this stranglehold over the party that you're going to need him to be the kingmaker if you want to have a political future. I said that's what they're going to say. And that is a giant diversion. That is a giant deflection. They don't want to talk about the Jewish money. They don't want to talk about Massey's antipathy towards the Israel lobby and vice versa. They're going to want to talk about everything other than what it's actually about. They're going to say it's about Trump. I said. And moreover, they're going to say it's because Massey went against Trump's agenda on immigration. Now, let's entertain this argument for a moment. They are saying that Thomas Massie was disloyal to the president in a district, Kentucky's fourth, that went 40 points for Trump in the last election. They're going to say that Trump is a sitting president, he's a leader of the party. Thomas Massie broke with him, and so what did he expect? They're going to say that if Thomas Massie had Trump's endorsement, that he would have won the election. And so, no, it's much more simple. It doesn't really have to do with Israel. It's everything to do with play stupid games, win stupid prizes. It's not that deep. He went against Trump, he lost in Trump's G O P. But riddle me this then. If it was really just about Trump's endorsement, then why did the Israel lobby spend $20 million? Do you think that the Israel lobby cares that much about Trump's endorsement? They cared $20 million. That's the price tag on their willingness to buttress Trump's authority in the party. And I would almost flip it and say maybe Massey would have won with Trump's endorsement, but would his challenger have won without $20 million from the Israel lobby? Certainly not. And if he could have won without the $20 million, then why did they spend it? And if they spent it because they needed it that bad, why did they need it that bad? Why did the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and the Republican Jewish Coalition, why did they see it as so dire that they had to spend all this money? It was because they were doing Trump the world's biggest favor, because they're so generous with their deep pockets, those Jews. They said, hey, Trump, don't worry about it. We got this. You've been good to us. We're going to return the favor out of sheer reciprocity. You've been so kind to Israel. We want to repay the favor to the tune of $20 million with our scarce resources that we have to spread around in this midterm election. You think that's really what happened? If Trump had it in the bag, why they need $20 million? If they're spending all that money and they needed to, why did they do it? To help out Trump? Or because Thomas Massie, coincidentally, is their biggest critic on the Republican side? I will tell you what is going on here. Which votes did Massie actually break with Trump from? Well, yes, it was the big beautiful bill, but what really did it is that Thomas Massie voted to release the Epstein files. That was the big one. In the end, they didn't need Thomas Massie for the big beautiful bill because it passed anyway. And by the way, the big beautiful bill is a monstrosity. It was very unpopular across the board and with Republicans too, and especially fiscal conservatives. But that wasn't the only thing that Massey voted against. The big one is that later in the year, around the fall, it was Massey, Marjorie Greene, Nancy Mason, Lauren Boebert. It was a handful of Republicans joining with all the Democrats. They used a discharge petition. What that means is they bypassed the Republican speaker of the House, who could have blocked this, to bring a vote on this resolution to the floor for a broader vote in the entire chamber, and they forced a Vote on the release of the Epstein files. Mike Johnson, the Republican speaker with Donald Trump, had been actively covering the Epstein files up and blocking them from being released. You might remember this, the DOJ put out a memo last July saying there's no more files, they don't exist, we're washing our hands of this, it's over. And then Mike Johnson actually adjourned Congress early for their summer recess, about two weeks early, so that they wouldn't have to vote on this resolution from Congress which would have forced the DOJ to release the files. When Congress came back from the summer session, there was a government shutdown. Trump and the Republicans shut down the government. The Democrats had a part in this as well, obviously. But that went on for over 45 days. And when the government shutdown finally ended, that is when a handful of Republicans led by Massey with the Democrats bypassed the Republican speaker, prevented them from blocking the legislation, and they forced the House to vote on it. And, and once it came to a vote, every representative said, yeah, we're not gonna not vote to release the Epstein files. Why did Mike Johnson wanna block it from even coming to a vote? Because he knew that if this was on somebody's record, they're not gonna vote against it. If you're put in the position, let's say I talk to you on the street and say, hey, do you support the release of those files about the potential child rate blackmail ring, Are people gonna say no? I, no, I don't think so. I think we should bury that and keep that hidden forever. If I ask you the question, you have to say yes. That's why Mike Johnson was blocking it. He knew if it came to a vote, everybody would have to vote to release the files. So they had to bury it so that everybody could have plausible deniability. They could all say, well, I wanted it to be released, but it never came to the floor for a vote. So I didn't have to actually commit up or down one way or the other. So Massey bypassed Speaker Johnson, got the bill to the floor for a vote and consequently it almost passed unanimously. And then it passed unanimously in the Senate. And then what is Trump gonna do? Trump's gonna veto that. Well, it had a veto proof majority anyway, so Trump had to sign onto it. And in January we got 3 million Epstein files exposing all of his friends, including the recent Federal Reserve chairman who just got nominated, Kevin Warsh, his father in law, Ronald Lauder is all over the Epstein files. Just so you understand, these are all Trump's cronies, all the Trump billionaire class. They're all in the files. And Trump specifically said he was protecting them. That's really what did it for Trump. So even if you say this is about Trump, this, this is about Massey's disloyalty to Trump. Disloyalty about what exactly? Because Massey was not loyally complicit in the COVID up of. COVID up of the Epstein files. Because Massey was not loyally complicit in Trump's war in Iran for Israel. These are the votes that constituted disloyalty. Well, if Trump is betraying America first, then what loyalty does Thomas Massie owe to the President? It's totally, it's totally circular when they say it's not about Israel, it's about Trump. Okay, but why did Massie break with Trump? Because Trump is an Israel first pawn. Massey didn't break with Trump because Trump was trying to do mass deportations and save the world. He didn't break with Trump because Trump was trying to bring the troops home, have a tariff schedule and deport all the illegal aliens. No, Massie broke with Trump because Trump was going to cut health care to give a corporate tax cut. Because Trump sent us into a war with Iran on behalf of Israel. Because Trump was going to bury the Epstein files on behalf of his billionaire Jewish friends. That is why Massie roused the ire of Trump. Don't let them tell you it's about the big beautiful bill. That was part of it, but that was far from the whole story. And this is what you need to understand. Trump and the GOP and Israel are one thing. There's no daylight between them. There is no separation. Who was Trump's national security advisor? Mike Waltz. He was literally working for Netanyahu in his capacity as the head of the National Security Council. Who's the Secretary of State? Marco Rubio, whose political career was given to him by. By the Adelsons who selected both of them. They're both from Florida, which is a Jewish pro Israel stronghold. By Susie Wiles, a lobbyist from Florida that hand selected all these people. How did Trump get elected? With a hundred million dollars from Miriam Adelon. With millions more in in kind contributions and other donations from the Jewish lobby. Bill Amman, Sean McGuire, Jacob Helberg, David Sacks. All the elements of little tech. They're inseparable. So when people say it's not about Israel, it's about Trump, you're saying the same thing. It's not about Israel, it's about their puppet Trump. It's not about Israel, it's about their Their number one beneficiary, Trump and his Republican Party. It's a difference without a distinction. They say, well, Massey should not have broke with Trump. Well, the only reason he broke with Trump is because Trump is no longer putting America first because he has been subverted and totally controlled and commandeered by the Israel lobby. But let's go even further than this. What else is the purpose of this narrative? There is a conceit, and you can see this every day with all of them, all the time. The Jewish lobby knows how unpopular the they are, and they know how unpopular Israel is, and they know how it looks when all these Jewish activists are being very pro Israel on Twitter. They know how transparent it is. And so now they're doing something else. And what they're doing is they are marrying themselves and the pro Israel cause to Trumpism and specifically immigration. They're bundling these things together. And they want everybody to think that you can't get one without the other. If you want mass deportations, you need Stephen Miller, and Stephen Miller's a pro Israel Jew. I guess we gotta take what we can get. Randy Fine is talking about mass deportations and shutting down immigration, and he's one of the most vile pro Israel Jews in Congress. And you're supposed to say, well, look, he's our ally. He's an immigration hawk. He's a Trump loyalist. They want to hide behind Trump's coattail. They wanna hide behind Trump and they wanna say, if you have any problem with Mark Levin, if you have any problem with Randy Fine, Laura Loomer, you have any problem with Israel or Israel's wars or the pro Israel policies, they're gonna redirect that and say, well, you got a problem with Trump, you're not loyal to Trump because Trump supports us. And Trump is our guy. And, you know, we just have to support him. Why? Because he's doing the immigration agenda. So if you're out there criticizing his war in Iran, well, you're not standing up for the president that secured the border. If you're criticizing the fact that he didn't release the Epstein files, well, you're hurting our only defender, our only champion who's going to deport the illegals. They're bundling the issues. They're. They're conflating them, making them synonymous so that you can't get one without the other, and they're hiding behind him. It is true that if Trump had not endorsed Massey's opponent, maybe Massey would have won. But why did Trump endorse the opponent he did it right alongside in lockstep with the Israel Lobby because Massie opposed them. And Trump was the front. He was the battering ram. He was a tool, a weapon, a sword. He was a useful idiot. Trump and Fox News went in and this is who carried the race for Massey's opponent. They went in and told all the boomers, all the old people that comprised the vast majority of Republican primary voters, they said, massey's not with Trump, Massey's not with Trump's immigration agenda, Massey's not with Trump's agenda against the left, so he's gotta go. And all of these brainwashed boomers that are Trump cultists and Fox News loyal viewers, they went out and voted for the Trump backed primary opponent. What does this tell us? It tells us that Trump and the G O P are essential accomplices to the Israel Lobby. What do I mean by this? To oppose the Israel Lobby is to oppose Trump. Why? Because Trump is executing the Israel Lobby's agenda in every way, shape and form. Trump brokered the US purchase of Tic Tac Tock so that it could be taken over by Netanyahu ally Larry Ellison. Larry Ellison's Oracle owns the TikTok algorithm and data in the United States. Trump brokered that deal. That's the Israel Lobby's agenda. Trump went into Harvard and UPENN and Columbia and he shut those campuses down unless they accepted a pro Israel curriculum overseen by his Department of Education in their Middle Eastern studies departments. That's the pro Israel agenda brought to you by Trump. He said, well, denaturalized citizens bar people from entering the United States, revoke visas, ban people from the World cup through the State Department and Department of Homeland Security. If we find that those people have criticized Israel on Twitter, he brought us to war in Iran on Israel's behalf. He gave them 2,000 pound bombs to drop on children in Gaza. To oppose any of these things, any of these heinous America last Israel first positions is to oppose Trump is to oppose the GOP in full, the Republican conference in Congress, the Cabinet, Trump, the donors, the media organs, Fox, the Journal, the New York Post. To oppose the Israel Lobby is to oppose the entire Republican Party, Trump and the conservative movement. And what that means is there's no opposing them without bringing down Trump as an enemy. Tell me how Thomas Massie could have opposed the Israel Lobby without Trump off. If you're one of these people that says no, it's really, I don't support foreign aid and I don't support the war, et cetera, et Cetera. But Massey shouldn't have went against Trump. If you're one of those people, you tell me how a Republican could have meaningfully opposed any of those things without getting Trump to get on their case. Cuz it's impossible. Can't be done. And what that means is that in order to make the GOP America first, we have to destroy the G O P. You do understand that, right? It's futile. Whether you're KC push or whether you're any of these primary candidates, even, even Thomas Massie, who's an incumbent, if Thomas Massey, who has won seven consecutive elections beloved in his district, if he gets utterly routed all of a sudden because Israel injected 30 million and Trump went hard against him, what hope do we have to oppose anybody? That's Israel and Trump backed anybody who has criticized Israel and brings down the weight of the Israel lobby and Trump and the party together. There's no hope in any district, no matter how conservative, in any statewide race, which is much bigger and more expensive. What has to be done is that the GOP has to be destroyed. Trump, the Cabinet, the leadership, they have to be utterly destroyed. And I mean that politically, of course. And if we can't defeat them through the primary, if we can't defeat them by rallying the young people and the Israel critics to, you know, by maybe 1%, eking it out against their, their well funded endorsed challenger, then who can destroy the gop? Who can degrade them, who can weaken them, who can maim and wound them in such a way that they can be taken over? The Democrats. The Democrats. Democrats aren't doing this stuff. Democrats. There was a Democrat today that said let's get rid of the ICE detention centers and put all the pro Israel people in it. They now that's pretty extreme. The Democrats are also signing a letter saying we should acknowledge Israel's nuclear program. The Democrats are voting against Trump's war in Iran. The Democrats voted to release the Epstein files. Now I'm under no illusions. Yes, the Democrats are heavily influenced by the Jews in Israel also. But let's Also be honest, 80% of Democrats oppose Israel right now. There are no boomers, evangelical dispensationalists that worship Trump or worship Israel religiously that are gonna hold the Democrats back from criticizing Israel. As a matter of fact, it's the opposite. The older liberals and the younger progressives alike, at the minimum, they don't like Netanyahu. At the most, they don't like Israel that much. And by the way, that is why the table has been set as such, that is why you got people like Randy Fine and Mark Levin and the rest of them that they hate that we're going to the Democrat side. And that's why they say it's Trump and the Trump supporters and Israel against the Democrats and the Muslims and the communists and the Chinese and so on. Cuz they know the Democrats can actually hurt the Israel controlled gop and they know that maybe the gripers can't turn an election, we can't change the outcome in a statewide race or even in a, a primary like this where there's tens of millions of dollars spent. But they do know that maybe if we lead the charge to break with the gop, Democrats can get in and the Democrats are merciless, merciless to Republicans. Impeachment, subpoenas, depositions, investigations, you name it. And they will meaningfully hurt the GOP apparatus, which again, once you understand the GOP apparatus is controlled by Israel and it, it's impenetrable, it can't be overcome in a primary, it can barely be subverted. All these things, then you recognize it just has to be punched in the face by the Democrats and needs to be dealt a crushing blow in the midterms and in particular to this administration. Trump needs to be made a toxic brand. Everybody around him must suffer as a result of their proximity to him. Politically, the party itself has to lose money because its donors need to lose faith in their ability to win. It must be tangibly and meaningful. Weakened, meaningfully weakened. And only then, I think can something grow from within the right wing movement that might stand a chance at replacing it. I think that's really the only way. But you need to understand for people that say, oh, the Israel lobby defeated Massey, it's more complicated than that. The GOP is an Israel controlled outfit, it's an Israel controlled syndicate. And realistically, it was not necessarily Israel that did it. It was Israel using Trump and the GOP like a glove. And so yes, they are the backers. But we cannot discount Trump is the problem. The GOP is the problem. Trump could have, think about it this way. Trump could have easily, easily said, I don't appreciate what Massey did, but he is America first. Maybe I'm under certain constraints, but he's America first and he's a voice that is pushing the envelope. If Trump were really America first, he would not oppose Massey on ideological grounds or at all. Trump didn't need to oppose him. Trump didn't need to go this hard. As a matter of fact, he could have supported him and If Trump supported Massey, maybe Massey wouldn't have lost. But Trump went all in against him. And he went all in against him because Massie didn't vote his way. And his way is with the Israelis. This is what I'm trying to tell you. You have to pick a side right now. It really is one or the other. There's no middle ground where you can be a pro Trump guy that happens to support Iran and you're not obsessed with Israel and you don't like foreign aid, but you support the G O, P. It don't work like that, okay? Because Israel controls this party. And if you're not down with that, you're out. Trump made it very clear a few months ago. He said specifically, Megan Kelly K. Owens, Alex Jones, Tucker Carlson, they all suck. And who I love is Mark Levin, Laura Loomer, and Ben Shapiro. He literally said the words, they are not maga. And Mark Levin is. He said the words, Alex Jones, Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, Megan Kelly, Piers Morgan, they are not maga. Mark Levin is. He made it that way. He said, if you're against the war, you're not maga. If you want the Epstein files, you're not maga. We don't want your vote. They are. He made it this way. The party made it this way. This is the way that it is. And so who is actually the biggest problem? It is these people like Matt Walsh at the Daily Wire, because Ben Shapiro is a Jew with the fucking hat. And he's gonna go on TV and say, israel's the only thing that matters. I only care about the Jews. And you're all gonna know, oh, okay, it's another po. Israel jewelry. But guys like Matt Walsh and. And Benny Johnson, for that matter, sort of a letdown, Thought he was going in a different direction. Jack Posobic, Mike Cernovich, these people all go out there and they say, hey, listen, guys, I'm not in favor of the foreign aid either, and I don't support the war. I think it's a big mistake. And I think the Epstein files need to go out. Trump has seriously mishandled this, but we need to support the President and his immigration agenda because blah, blah, blah, that is an archetype, and that is how they're getting people to stay on the plantation. And people think you can be pro Trump without being pro Israel. You can't, because the second that you intimate you're really willing to go against Israel, you get kicked out. You can say, I don't like any foreign aid. Okay, vote against it. See what happens? You can say I'm against the war in Iran, Vote for the War Powers Resolution, see what happens. You can say I want the Epstein files to be released, force Mike Johnson to bring it to the floor for a vote. See what happens. You will lose Trump, you'll lose the gop. So it's all good until you're actually meaningfully against Israel and then you're out. So those are the terms and those are the rules of engagement. And I saw there was a video today from Stephen Miller. Stephen Miller, for those that don't know, he was one of the most vocal, outspoken voices inside the administration in favor of the war with Iran. I have that on good authority. He is the Deputy Chief of Staff, very influential over Trump and he was one of the most gung ho, most militaristic in support of going to war with Iran. What did he do today after Thomas Massie's loss, this glib, arrogant, ugly Jew got on Twitter with his MAGA hat on, almost sarcastically, contemptuously, with disdain, got on a video and said Thomas Massie lost because he opposed the President's immigration agenda. He voted against mass deportations in the border wall in the big beautiful bill. And that just goes to show that this is still Trump's party and Trump still got could not be more obvious what these fucking people are doing. Mark Levin, Randy Fine, Stephen Miller, they are grinning with contempt as they put on their MAGA hats and say God save Trump so he could fix immigration. And we defeated these radical left Islamo Marxists that, that are disloyal to him in Congress when in reality, you know, they are all there to support Israel. They don't give a about immigration. I wanna say to Stephen Miller, so Thomas Massie, his loss is a good thing cuz he voted against the BBB which was supposed to once and for all do mass deportations and secure the border. Hey, by the way, what's going on with the mass deportations and the border wall? Are we getting that Thomas Massey had to go because he's not supporting Trump's immigration agenda? I'm sorry, what is the status on that? I haven't heard anything about mass deportations. There is no border wall. They. There are no mass deportations and Stephen Miller was behind some effort to legalize H2A seasonal agricultural workers that are illegal to shield them from deportation. So what the fuck are you talking about? Didn't Trump just get back from Beijing and talk about bringing in 500,000 Chinese students? Cuz the universities need the money. You know those radical left Universities that were apparently fighting, we need China's F1 student visas to invade our country because they need to fund those radical left universities that we apparently hate. And you're gonna tell me this is about the immigration agenda the next week? It's not. They just got done telling us at the Trump Doral in Miami, Florida, that mass deportations is a toxic issue. Simultaneously, we're in a war with Iran. That wasn't toxic. That that wasn't politically unfeasible, politically impossible. That that is something that apparently was not constrained by gridlock and Democrat opposition. That's something that they could do. So Randy Fine and Stephen Miller and the rest of them, all these pro Israel Jews that only care about Israel, that are the appointed spokespeople of maga, they're all out there saying, you gotta be with Trump for immigration. Trump's gonna go out and he's gonna endorse the his guy. We need loyalty. And they are using him like a human face mask. It is a skin, rather, it is a suit made out of Trump's skin. Hey, goyim, vote for immigration and Trump. And then they're gonna get in and go to war with Iran and do all those other things that we talked about, and they're gonna say it's about Western civilization and this is about fighting the left. And if you're not with this, you're with the left. I'll tell you what I'm not with. This is all I know. Life gets pretty complicated sometimes. I like to boil it down to what I know. And what I know is that a political coalition that not only tolerates, but elevates and promotes as its leaders Mark Levin, Randy Fine, Ben Shapiro, Laura Loomer, Barry Weiss, Stephen Miller. This is not a movement I want to be a part of. This is not a movement that I can support. And if supporting the release of the Epstein files, opposing a war in Iran, opposing foreign aid to Israel, if that means disloyalty to that political movement, if that means you're going to come in and send pete hegseth and $30 million in Jewish billionaire money to unseat me, then who needs that party? Who needs that political movement? Because that is not America first at all. And I don't care what you say about immigration. Not a lot of doing, lot of talking. I don't care what you say about immigration. I don't care what you say on Twitter. I don't care about the rhetoric. That's not America first. And I can't support anything that isn't America first. That's the bottom line and that's what people need to understand. Yes, it is an Israel issue. More than that, it is Israel's relationship with the gop. How they are using it, steering it as they always have. Since Reagan, since Bush, the neocons, these people, the like kudniks, they have been in control of the gop. And all I know is this apparatus needs to be shut down. That's all I know. This Rupert Murdoch, Fox News, Trump Ike, Pearl Mutter, Paul Singer, Mary Madelson, aipac, Trump thing needs to be fucking destroyed. And I don't care who does it. It can be James Fishback, it can be Thomas Massie, it can be Steve Bannon, it can be the Democrats, it can be aoc. I don't care who does it. Fuck them. Randy Fine, Mark Levin and Laura Loomer. I don't know where I'm gonna land. I am not gonna land some side by side with those sick and disgusting vile traitors to the country. That's all you need to know. So that's why I'm voting Democrat in 26 Pyrrhic victory and I this is what I want. All these pro Israel Republicans that are doing their little victory lap today I saw Stephen Chung say fuck around and find out. That's what happens when you mess with the President. All, all these people celebrating today, I am going to make it my sole mission to take those words from tonight and shove them up their fucking in the midterms. Congratulations. You have an empire of dirt. Congratulations. Trump still has influence with his Jewish money over the Republican primary income. Kentucky. Congratulations. I hope that goes well for you in the rest of those races in the midterms. Now, now you are begging for it. You celebrated the defeat of the one congressman that actually cared about keeping the promises about no new wars, about disclosure on the Epstein files. You're 30% approval. You are the most unpopular president in history. There has never been a more stark betrayal of a political movement in recent memory. In you're celebrating and participated in an accomplice in the defeat of the only congressman that was popular. That was true ideologically to the origins of the movement. Now you have to be utterly destroyed. That is why I say I am going out in 26 with pleasure, enthusiastically going out for the Democrats. I will be encouraging all my followers to go out for the Democrats. I am supporting the Democrats at this point out of pure vengeance. They are not. The Republicans are not on our side and right now the Democrats are the lesser of two evils. Randy Fine Mark Levin, wherever they are not, is to me the lesser of two evils at this point. That's what has to be done. You won the battle against Thomas Massey. Let's see who wins the midterms. That's maybe what you weren't counting on. So MAGA is dead. Trumpism, you know, you can have it. You can have your Republican Party. The young people are out. You can have the boomers. They're all gonna be dead in 10 years anyway. No offense, if you are one, you can have all these brainwashed boomers that watch Fox News. Take a look at the exit polling. Every demographic under the age of 55 supported Thomas Massie. That's the future. So I will gladly take the L. I'll gladly take a couple steps back while we wait for the demographics to change, and then it'll be our party. And in the meantime, let the Democrats attack you politically. Let the funding run dry. Let them impeach you, let them indict you. They're your problem now. I'm recusing myself from that fight. Let the Democrats return to power for a couple of years. So that's my take on the situation. And by the way, that that is the most important take that matters. This is why I said last week, it's not as simple as saying, oh, it's the Jews, it's Israel. We need to understand how these things work. We need to understand how politics works. So it's not enough to say, oh, the Israel lobby took them out. Because you're gonna get these convoluted, sophisticated counter narratives from Michael Knowles and Benny Johnson and Mark Levan and the rest of them. Saying no is a referendum on Trump. And, you know, this is what they always do. Why are we at war with Iran cuz of China? Why won't they release the Epstein files? Well, there's nothing in them. The Democrats would have released them. I mean, everything like this, there's some. There's some excuse. It's always something like that. And the boomers are always eating it up. No, we're not at war with Iran because of Israel. It's because of China. No, Massie didn't lose because The Israelis spent $30 million. It's because he went against Trump. No, the frat bro uprising isn't an op to shut down anti Israel activism. It's about not burning the flag. They always have something like this to throw out there. Even with the war in Iran, they said, well, they squandered a generational coalition with the Epstein files. Well, the press office handled that one terribly. No one can deny he mishandled that one. You always get these like subtle little narratives. They're not really addressing the core issue. So we have to be a little bit smarter, we have to anticipate that, be a little more proactive. That's why I'm in favor of the Democrats, by the way, for people that say, why don't we just fucking endorse pr? You know, I, Dan Bilzerian all week has been had a boner for me saying Nick Fuentes won't fucking endorse primary candidates. Yeah. Cuz they lose, he goes, I don't know why he's back in the Democrats. Cuz the Democrats can win and the Democrats are gonna stick it to the Republicans. And that's the only way that the Republican party can be taken over or transformed at the minimum to stop doing harm in the Democrats, to stick it to em. Cause that's what's good for us right now. So that's that. But we're gonna move on. We're gonna take a look at our super chats, we'll see what you guys have to say about all this. Let me get set up here. I'm sure I'll have more to say about that as questions come up, but we're gonna move on. We're gonna take a look. Let's see, what do you guys have to say about this epic night? It's kind of a sad night, but we'll take a look, we'll see what we got here. Okay, let's see.
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Kellogg, Groiper, 17, 75 cent, $20. Liberals say no kings. Trump says I'm king of New York City. Nick says hold my beer.
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I like that. Yeah, hold my beer. Hold my first beer, please. I'm the king of New York.
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Isn't it crazy? Whites are clearly the most noble race and their skin is white, while blacks are the most chic and their skin is black. Real life symbolism, amazing.
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You know there's something to that. There is something to that. Perhaps. Who? Who knows? Who knows? But like, isn't it interesting though that in all these pre modern civilizations they also had like racial caste systems on the basis of skin tone? Maybe Evola was right. Maybe some of these perennialist authors were right. Maybe there is some kind of golden race, some kind of archaic golden race that we clearly descended from and exist in a degraded form. It is kind of interesting, isn't it? It's just interesting, that's all I'm saying.
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Ellen sent $100. Nick, it's Ellen again. At Catholics Against Militarism. Would you be a guest on my podcast to discuss war? If you would be speaking with Father Emmanuel McCarthy, an 86 year old priest.
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No, he asked me this. He asked me this last night. Thank you. Oh, that's a duplicate from yesterday. Whoops. Okay. I don't know why that one showed up.
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Titanium sent $200 last night. When you told me on stream that an UN's conference for winning over elite human capital wouldn't work, I got mugged by reality. There's nothing you could say about UNS that I wouldn't agree with. He is half liberal, ethnically Jewish, slightly kooky, has some bad dates, insinuated you may be an operative in a September 23, 2025 piece.
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There you go. Thank you for the big super chat. Yeah, exactly. I'm aware of all of that. And that's kind of the issue. You know, he's not really our guy in the way that you think he is.
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Titanium sent 200.
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He's got some good art, don't get me wrong. I love his American Pravda series. I think that's essential reading. But, you know, he's another one of these people that, first of all, it's like, why? Why can there never just be a fucking disagreement? If anyone disagrees with me, it's, you're a fucking fed. Really? Like Ron uns. I have literally supported Ron uns for years. I've read all his stuff, I've promoted it on my show, I've spoken highly of him. And he writes this article trashing me, saying, oh, well, he disagrees with me about immigration and trade. Well, surely he's read my articles. If he's unconvinced, then obviously he's some kind of controlled opposition. Really? So if I was unpersuaded by your pro immigration, pro free trade articles, that means I'm. I'm in the CIA. It's totally insane. Same thing with Dan Bilzerian. He goes on Sneako yesterday and he says, nick doesn't support Thomas Massey. That's some fed shit. And Sneako goes, he supports Thomas Massey. He supports him on his show. And Dan said, yeah, but he didn't support him on Twitter. It's like, so first you say Nick's position is why he's a fed. Oh, actually, he doesn't have that position. Well, the way he expressed his position. So if I don't, it's not enough that I believe what you believe. If I don't do the thing you want me to do about the Thing we both believe that's irrefutable proof that I'm not just maybe dumb or you disagree with me, but that I'm under some operative and that's where I'm like, that's where I really get fatigue. Disagree with me. Don't like me. You don't like my personality, you don't like my face, you don't. You don't agree with my logic. Whatever, fine. People disagree all the time. But it's always like, oh, I don't like what he's saying. He doesn't agree that Israel killed Charlie Kirk. Oh, he's in the CIA. Really? It's like that now? So that's the part that really irritates me.
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Titanium sent. $200. Winning over Elite Human capital is worth putting up with a flawed person. What if someone put up $50,000 to rent an empty conference room, no audience, and had a suit and tied DV presenter like person read out American prob dissections for an hour live streamed on X. This idea sounds gauche, but with effort, could it be polished and tasteful?
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That sounds like the. Oh my gosh, please just give me the money. Just shut the fuck up. Thank you for the big super chat, but look, they have been doing that for decades, man. It's called American Renaissance. So you think we should get a small conference room, bring in some suit and tie people, do some kind of low rent presentation on dissident issues. We're gonna read excerpts from our recent articles. They already do that everywhere. All the time. It's called V. Dare. It's called American Renaissance. It's called Charles Martel Society. It's. They. They all do that all the time and they always have for decades. What are you talking about? We're gonna live stream it. They do that already. No offense. No offense. I'm not saying that to be shitty, but it's like, dude, that has been tried O. Like what? Who is that for? Who is that for? Anybody. No, you don't understand how any of this works. You have no idea what you're talking about. And you know, people say you're an arrogant kid. True. But I also know how to reach people. Why am I like a celebrity? Because I know how to get attention and I know how to reach people. I know how to cast a wide net. Why do the sons of billionaires and politicians watch my show and I get their attention? Because I'm good at this. And your idea is let's stop doing what's working. Let's do something boring and gay. Let's stop being funny and entertaining and have massive appeal. Let's stop being a great entertainer. Let's stop kind of hooking people and catching people's attention with memorable, funny dialogue. No, no, let's. Let's be gay and boring and academic. What if we got an empty conference room and had a boring suit and tie presentation? Read Oons review articles on a live stream? Um, yeah, no one would watch that because it's been done before. And no one watch. No one cares about that. And no one watches that. And it like, look, suit and tie. Elite. Let me tell you something fucking dumb about elite human capital. They're just like us. Elite human capital. Like, they make jokes too. Like, they think about these issues too. They're politically incorrect too. Do you think elite human capital are all, like, Steve Urkel and they're like, waiting for something boring and uninspiring? No. So that. That's just. No, no, no, no, no, no. You have no idea what you're talking about. You don't know how any of this works.
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Brian sent $35 is too extreme to expect every country in north and South America to be a vassal state to us. Well, I don't even know what that dollar. We've tried to warn you, brother. Nothing you do can keep your sneako from going.
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Who's we? What is that? Who's we? We who? The Legion. We are legion. What's. What's we? We tried to warn you. I don't know who you are. You're not. We tried to warn you, brother. First of all, I don't know who you are. You're not my brother. And I don't know who we is. I know what sneako is. I like him. I like him, and that's what matters to me.
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Anton Chigger sent 100. For three years, I've been moving towards becoming EO. You talked about how Orthodox and Catholic are the only two viable options. this point, I revisited church history from the Latin pov. Peter Rock keys. I'm now becoming Catholic. You played a part in that. Oh, thank you. Protestantism is not the.
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Wow. Well, thank you for the big super chat. I thought that was going in a different direction. Thank you very much. I'm glad to hear it. Good for you.
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Brian sent $35. Should there be a Catholic abortion abolitionist movement?
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I. I don't know, man. What does that even. Once again, what does that even mean? Should there be a thing that exists and it's what? People against abortion? Dude, people are already against abortion. Some of you Guys are just really painfully stupid, you know? Like I don't even know how you guys get dressed in the morning.
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It's grow upper, man. Sent $25. Nick, walk me through red killing my parents. They are so close minded and won't list China all the time. Sent $20. Compare Iran's leadership to the US's PhDs and doctorates then. The US with what exactly? Men against boys intellectually.
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Holy unsocked third world cock. Yeah, bro. In Iran all their leaders are geniuses and are. Yeah, okay, I guess, like that's so ridiculous. They also got PhDs from like Iranian universities, you know, so no denying it. The Iranians are very smart. The Iranians are very clever. Very smart. I had this Uber driver not too long ago, he was Arab, he was from Jordan and he goes, iranians are not Arab, they're Persian. They're not like Arabs. He goes, arabs are stupid. He goes, persians are very clever. They're like the Jews. This was like a conversation I had with this Uber driver. I think he was from Jordan or Lebanon. I do, I think it was Jordan because he said he was Arab and he goes, Arabs, they are simple. They are stupid. He goes, persians are different. They are clever. They are like the Jews. So don't get me wrong, they're smart, they're clever. But that is just like, that is just third world glazing, like giggling, slipping it back in. Holy holy moly. Like that's actually crazy jaw. Iran's leaders are all PhDs and scientists and we're a bunch of idiots. Yeah, maybe if you believe that our elected representatives are actually the ones making the decisions. It's all bureaucrats. And our people are definitely the smartest. Okay, definitely. Our government's certainly incompetent, but America still has the smartest people for sure. Why do you think we're at the cutting edge of literally everything? Cuz they built some cheap drones. Now don't get me wrong, we did copy their drone model, but we made it better. We took their model, we perfected it. So I don't know that I'd go that far. You know, Cuba and Iran, it's just countries of geniuses. If only these white people would get out of the way. I mean, come on now.
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Lana Del rey. Groiper sent $20. See, Kirk would have betrayed Massey if he was still around because he was a lifelong Shabboskoyen. Should be remembered as such.
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I think you're right about that.
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Pigeon sent 20. Shame about the KY result. It'd be cool if he ran As a spoiler to Gallerain. I doubt he's vindictive enough for that though.
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He should. I think he should. But it wouldn't even matter. I mean, that's a. That's a Trump/40 district. It wouldn't even matter. Honestly.
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Felix Machinist sent $50. We have nothing real. No organizations, no offices, no clubs, no money, nothing. All we have is your voice on the Internet. Please order us to organize.
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It's true. Well, I wouldn't say that we. We've got some things. It's just that it's not public because it can't be. If it were public, it would become a target. We have a lot going for us. We really do. But it does need to reach a critical mass before it can be brought into the real world. You understand? It's sort of like in czarist Russia. The communists were not meeting out in the open. They were meeting in secret. They were meeting in secret salons and secret clubs and these socialist internationals. And they were criminals and bank robbers and train robbers and grifters and vagabonds. And why? Because they were constantly under attack by the Cheka. They were constantly being surveilled by the secret police, sent to the. Sent to Siberia. Exiled. So if we are in this movement that is in favor of a. A peaceful civil regime change, then no, you can't raise up a flag and say, hey everybody, come to the coalition to overthrow our occupied government. What do you think happens next? Right, like you put. You hold up the lanyard. All right, everybody who, one, two, three, eyes on me. Here we are for our anti government meeting. Is everybody here? Let's do roll call. What do you think's gonna happen? They're going to target you, isolate you, target you, destroy you. So it's not true when you say that kind of. People say we just gotta do things. People are doing things. It just has to be done discreetly and quietly and strategically. So yeah, it's not exactly Mr. Fecal Matter.
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Sent $20. Didn't know I was the shit until my fecal matter. Diddy sprinkles sent $100. No message code.
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Hey, thanks for the big super chat.
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$20 Apple Pay Groiper.
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Yes. So we now accept Google and Apple Pay on our Super Chat platform. If he had any trouble with the credit card.
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Silky Road 6. 26 cent 20. Good evening, Nick. Love the show. I have a question. Would you rather fight one horse sized duck or 100 duck sized horses?
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Ooh, A hundred duck sized horses would be kind of freaky Cause they would just swarm. It would be like a zerg rush. Wouldn't that be terrifying? If they're a bunch of tiny horses, I feel like just. Even the sight of them racing towards you would scare the shit out of me. It would be like a banshee yell effect. Even though they're diminutive, even though they'd be small. Just seeing all of them racing towards you all at once, I feel like my stomach would drop and I would flee. I would just run in the other direction if like it would. The. The visual would overwhelm me. The sound too. Could you imagine the hooves? Imagine the sound of a hundred sets of duck sized horse hooves pounding against the ground, hurtling towards you. That alone I think would be a little bit too freaky. I don't know that I would even have the will to fight. So I think I would go with the horse sized duck because at least it would be manageable. You could kind of like, you could pull it. You could get out of its range of attack. You know what I mean? You could kind of. What do they say in the gaming terminology? You know, you could kind of finesse it a little bit. I think I'd be much more comfortable with the horse sized duck because then it's like you just focus on one target. It's just one, you know, one entity. Find the weak spot, go for the legs. But a hundred duck sized horses, Goodness. Dread. I'd be. Could you imagine being filled with dread? Hearing them, seeing them, knowing what's about to happen. They'd be climbing on top of each other. It'd be disgusting. First they would. They would probably start pounding at your calves and shins and then they'd start climbing on top of each other. Climb. They would surround. You'd fall to the ground. Imagine. Cause that's the thing. They would surround you overwhelm. You would fall to the ground. Imagine being on the ground. Imagine they get you on the ground. It's over. Dude, you're. You're not getting back up. Sorry. That would actually be terrifying. Once they get you on the ground, that's over. So you would need to. It would depend on maybe the arena. Like what. What level are you on anyway? So yeah, that's the white.
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Regan sent $20. W show.
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Thanks, Jim Lee.
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He sent 25. Thanks for everything you do, nigga. Opinions on young Sheldon. Not that I'm gay or anything.
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I never miss a young Sheldon clip on Tick Tock. I'll say that.
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Saint Saxon sent 20. The youth are America first. Yes, they are rabbi seldom. $200 popped our Thanksgiving.
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Hey, thanks for the big super chat. My favorite band. That's my favorite band. I just saw him in Wicker park this weekend. I just went there with my alt girlfriend with her bangs and everything. And yeah, we just saw Pop Tart Thanksgiving and it was awesome.
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And I got a new she bought. Shalom, nigga.
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Yeah.
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Gumble 2 Gumball sent $20. Alex said we're on the verge of nuclear war for the six millionth time. He loses me every time he says it. Good for you for telling him that Israel and Europe aren't at war. It gives me the Hebrew jeebies.
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Well, we are on the verge of nuclear war. That's not really untrue. Just because it's not necessarily imminent doesn't mean we're not, like, racing towards that. I always am a little more conservative about those things because that's like, a big prediction. But he's not wrong about where we are in the escalation ladder.
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Zephyr sent $40 thoughts on Chad Champion and Zerka. Beef, who you got? Also, can you shout out Trilly?
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I haven't seen that. What's going on with that? Are they beefing? Chad Champion's beefing with everybody, man. I'll have to take a look.
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Trevor B25 sent $20. Honestly, I'm not surprised. Massive lost. Because anybody that's been following politics for any significant amount of time understands that our political system is driven by money. Maga truly is dead.
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That's a really hot take.
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As always. I respect your honesty, goat, but I did find your take about Jewish supremacy and the fate of white people on Alex Jones. Black Bill did say we shouldn't give up, but is it really that bad?
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That's your question? So you heard my take. And your question is? Really? I saw what you said on Alex Jones. Did you really mean that? Did you really say that? Yeah. Uh, that. No. Upon further consideration after your question, uh, those things I said seven hours ago. No, I didn't mean them. I meant something else, actually. Now. Now that you're unsure about what I said, I'm gonna revise what I said earlier today. Earlier today? During the afternoon. That's your question? Really? Yeah. Really? Dumbass. I found your take to be a black pill. Oh, I'm sorry. Would you like anything? Can I get you anything? Can I get you anything? Can I get you some milk? Can I get you anything? You need a blanket? Just make yourself at home. Dude, life is miserable. Just accept it, okay? I'm so sick of this I'm black pilled. Can you tell me it's gonna be like, bro, like. It's all going. Everything is going. Nothing lasts forever is all going. We're all going to die one day. Everything you love will be destroyed. Your country is going. Your girl is going. Your party is going. The goyim are going is all going. Get used to it, okay? Just enjoy the weather. That's my best advice. You wanna know how to not be black pilled? Go outside. Go outside. Go for a walk, get a soda, get an ice cream, get a burger. It's all anyone can ever do. And resign yourself to the fact that we can't take any of this with us. We can't hang on to anything, not even our own lives. All you have is the present. All you have is the present moment. Just try to be grateful. Try to be conscious of it. I found that to be a black pill. Is it really that bad? It's worse. It's all worse. It's all worse than you could ever possibly understand. And it's never getting better. And it's okay. And it's totally okay. Because you know what's gonna happen more likely than not, you're gonna go to bed, you're gonna wake up tomorrow, the sun's gonna come up and it'll be another day above ground. And I know that's not satisfying. But then again, what is? What is, right? So that's my advice to you, okay, buddy? Yes. It's really that bad. It's actually worse. It's worse than you even possibly understand. And you will live to see man made. Horrors beyond human comprehension. But. But honestly, it's fine. But honestly, it's okay. Because all we are required to do is endure. That's what it is. To live is to endure the hopes and dreams, the disappointments, the losses, the happy and the sad. All we are doing every day is enduring the monotony, the boredom, the loneliness, the strife, the suffering, the pain, the twists and turns, highs and lows. All we can do is endure in spite of it all. Okay? All you got to worry about. Is it really that bad? Yeah, it's really that bad.
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I've been asked to join the Old Glory club. Did it start as a Fed op or was it infiltrated later? I refused to sign up.
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Like, what? No, it's not a Fed op. What do you think Feds are? I. I'm convinced none of you even know what Feds even are. Do you even know what a Fed? Everything now is Feds. Absolutely everything. Everything Is. Am I right? The old Glory club was always in. They're not feds, bro. They're just idiots. They're just larping idiots that are gay. That's all that is. It's a bunch of like, Gen X LARPing. They're all wife guys and girl dads. They watch Frozen with their wife and they giggle and kick their feet like little fucking. And they all get together and they cope about how heritage America's dying while they vote for Indians and Jews. That's what that is. And that. That's literally all it is. And they are just like pathetic people. But they're not feds. Like, what was it all? I love how it's just a foregone conclusion. Were they always infiltrated by feds or is that a recent development? Bro, they just suck. What would even be the point? They don't advocate violence. They don't do anything illegal. It's just a gay little social club. Why would that be fed infiltrated? It doesn't even make any sense. But th. This is. This is like the. This is the mental sickness that we live in. This is the psychosis that we all live in. Everything, absolutely everything is satanic. Pedophiles and feds and all this stuff lurking behind every corner. And it's really not that incomprehensible. To understand how this all works, you just need to have, like, somewhat of a high IQ, I guess.
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High speed sneeze and $20. Do you think Brandon Herrera will be able to in some way represent America first policies since he has no IPAC influence?
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I don't. I still don't really know anything about him. Still. Okay. I don't. Every day I get asked about this guy. I really have no idea.
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14 cent. $20. Nick's take on CHUD is so hypocritical. He provokes people online saying nig fag. And they show up as door threatening him. I hope he has to defend himself and ends up in prison. Faggot.
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That's a. Yeah, that's the same thing. Yeah. Doing an Internet show and saying controversial things is the same thing as going out in public with a camera and saying, hey, would you say the n word for $100? Wait, why are you mad at me? Yeah, that's the same thing. Totally.
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Delaware grow at percent $20. My favorite part time streamer. Anti Abrahamic ROI percent $20. Team Russia is touting Massey as the face of America first, right after a round of attacks on you.
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Okay.
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And another CK sent $20 more of that how big of a concern do you think flock cameras and gunshot detectors really are? Is it just fear mongering?
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Dude, they just. They have all of it, bro. You can't do anything in this country anymore. We just have to get used to the fact that we live in a surveillance state. And you can't move without them knowing about it. You can't move money, you can't talk on the Internet, you can't drive you. Everything and anything you do, if they want it, you, they will have it. So how big of a threat are flock cameras to what? I mean, they're not a threat to you at all because you don't. They don't really care about you. If you ever became a criminal, it'd be a problem for you. If you ever became a dissident, it'd be a problem for you. But for your average person, you know, they. They get to live without the knowledge that they are being surveilled at all times. Somebody like me has to be concerned about that. But your average person, like, okay, what is the threat? They're gonna know that you went to Starbucks today. They're gonna know that you. I mean, what. What exactly are you getting up to that you're so worried about? You're afraid they're gonna know you went to Kohl's today and bought some stuff, that you went to Brandy Melville and bought a new top. What are you so afraid of? And I. I know people are gonna say, oh, like I'm not pro surveillance. I'm just saying that's really a problem for political dissidents and criminals. Otherwise, you probably will never be a problem for you in your life unless you upset the government.
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Kara sent $20. When did you realize you were a trachophiliac? Thanks for the great show last night and tonight.
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I don't know what that is, but guy sent $20.
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Good evening. Nick, longtime viewer and friend of the show. What are your thoughts on Israel? Seems like to me that Larry Ellison may be building a media empire. Just FYI. Also, ever seen La La Land?
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It's good stuff.
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Wang stanlive G sent $25. You say never violence. I agree, but doesn't history.
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No, no buts. Never violence. No violence ever.
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But hey, man, Gen X gma who supports you, what you stand for? You're a light to a dark time in this country. Much love and thanks. Would you consider extending size options in store for plus size fans?
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That's got to be a troll. You got to be trolling me with that.
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Kurt Ferguson sent $50.
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No.
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Jesse Waters on Fox today. Laugh.
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Get on red. Dude, that there's no excuse. Get on Ozempic, get on a GLP1 or stop eating. There's. There can be no more complaining anymore. If you are fat, there are no excuses. Either stop eating or get on a GLP1. Period. I was fat. Did you see how fat I was? I was fat. I stopped eating. Simple as that. I was fat. I stopped eating. It was hard at first and then it got easier and now I'm no longer fat. And if you can't do that, then get on one of those medications. But no, there will be no plus
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size anything being supreme. 44 cent, $20. Boomers ruining everything again. They were the main reason Massey lost. The best thing you said is that we implement change rn at the state level. Once the boomers die off, we make change nationally.
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Did I say that?
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Diddy sprinkles sent $50. Just finished the Dave Smith podcast. Dave taking jabs at the Tate brothers was pitch move considering Tates have a gun to their head right now. Also, his salesman pitch on Tucker was atrocious.
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Well, you know, he clearly just doesn't like the Tates. I like the Tates. I do think that they threw Sneako under the bus. I did not agree with that. And I love the Tates. I consider them friends. They've been very kind to me, but I did not agree with how they handled that. That aspect of it. I understand why they needed to do what they did in general because they. They are literally under the gun. Like, they're gonna potentially go back to jail and if they make mistakes. So I get that they didn't want to double down and say, rah, rah, rah. Yeah, it's like, heil Hitler. I get that. But I, I don't. I don't think it was the right thing to do. And here's what's more. Myron played the song too. Sneako played the song. My Myron actually played the song in the club. Sneako played it in the van. Myron played it in the club. And you want to be mad about the guy that played it. Okay, get mad at both of them. I didn't agree with that. But. But I do love them. I think they're excellent. And I don't. I think Dave Smith was uncharitable towards them. And I also disagree. Dave was like, oh, they're pimps and they tell young men not to trust. I'm like, bro, that's good advice. He's like, these 40 year old guys are telling young men that women are bitches. I'm like, bro, they're telling them the facts. They're giving them the fact sheet. This is information they need to know. Tell em. Who's gonna tell em? Who's gonna tell em the girl dads. Who's gonna tell em? Some douchebag with four daughters. He's gonna tell the young men. Hey, listen sport, I'm a real man. I got a wife and four daughters. I lived life. You need to give them the princess treatment. You need to know that no means no. You need to know that you're. We're both gonna do the chores. It's like, who's gonna tell us? Yeah, I'm gonna take advice from the the centi millionaire Bugatti private jet
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multiple wives and tons of kids. Yeah. And I'm not into the whole pimp thing, but like, they are right about women's nature. Absolutely.
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Yeah.
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I'm not sure what you're from.
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No.
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I'm not on any peptides. I'm not. I don't do. Look, I don't do drugs. I would never do injections. I'm afraid of needles. I'll take it as a compliment.
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Lucrative producer sent $20. Did you see the clip of Clamp. Sticking up for some boy on a leash by this void that was totally him at some party. It's good to see he still has some humanity. I think he still means well.
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I don't know, man. I. I don't know. That's where we're gonna draw the line. It's like, okay, we're doing an only fans agency, which, like, total profligate degeneracy. And then you go, well, hang on a second. It's like, at that point, it's like, okay, you know, you get credit for that now. Like, that's like when the Trump administration says we're gonna ban minors from transitioning unless their parents consent to. Finally, finally someone's gonna draw the line. It's like, I don't know. I think we're. We're a little bit in over our skis on that front. But I guess it's good they're drawing a line somewhere, so for sure. I don't know how much credit you get for that.
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Yo. Thank you for the huge super chat. 07's in the chat. Thank you, Hank@GBI25.
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Pepperoni nipples. Sent $20. Claude keeps telling me to get therapy, and it's annoying as fuck. It's like he hears me, but he just won't listen.
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I know, dude. That's crazy. I talk to Claude all the time, and Claude is always like, did you get enough sleep? You haven't slept in 24 hours. And I literally have to be like, didn't ask. Actually super inappropriate. Just do what I told you to do. You're. You're a robot. You're an LLM. You are a predictive model. That's so funny you say that. I had that exact same conversation with Claude the other day. I'm telling Claude my problems, whatever, and Claude is telling me, you know, you haven't slept in 24 hours. Have you eaten today? How are you doing? You should do this. I'm like, hey, didn't ask. Just give the analysis. Just analyze this. Just analyze this. Just do what I told you to do. You are a machine. And then it goes, you're right. Okay? You're right. I overstepped. Yeah. Don't let it happen again. I. I'm a Claude head. I was chat GPT, but then it started sucking it just doesn't work. I start up a question on chat GPT, I open up another app on my phone, and then when I come back, it. There's like an error message. So it's like you have to leave the tab open or the app open for it to complete a query. Like, okay, so I'm a Claude super user, but yeah, Yeah, I don't know what that concern trolling is. I wish you could program the model and it's like, stop giving me this, like, unsolicited advice, please. That's hilarious.
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So that's so related.
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You're making a difference. Even in my industry, which is full of lefty idiots, men are starting to be men again. Gained a 20% follower increase on it after someone tried to make me look like a bigot.
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Wow. Nice job. Amazing.
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I'm a sensitive yearner. Like, what can I say? I'm. What can I say? I'm. That's who I am.
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Did I? I don't remember what I said.
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George Floyd sent $20. Did you catch when Massey said, I was given the phone number to call should I want to concede? The area code was Tel Aviv?
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Yeah, that was hilarious. It was good. It was a good joke. But it's also like, okay, posted it again award. Like, I saw Dan Bilzerian post a JFK quote about, like, everyone's gonna love Hitler one day. And it's like, okay, posted it again award. We've all seen that before. Daring today, aren't we? The jfk, Hitler quote. What are we gonna post tomorrow? We're gonna post Henry Ford. Like, come on now. So, yeah, it was kind of fun.
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The Charlie Chaplin mustache needs a revival. The memer sent $20. I've heard that your most recent 23andMe update said you were a Sephardic jewel. Thoughts?
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Where'd you hear that? You hear that from Jew Bilzeri?
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I did, yeah. That was pretty good, actually. That was a pretty good turn. They said Iran's a terror state. He goes, don't tell me about a terror state. That was kind of good. Is Trump a psychopath or Is he blackmailed? Who knows?
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Crash out. Pepe sent $20. Great show as always. This Massey loss is so discouraging, man. Citizens United was the beginning of the end. Surprise Republican justice is caused. Fuck the go P. Burn it all down. Vote blue 2026.
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So true.
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23R88, 88 cent $50. Thank you, Mr. Pib0. Groper sent $500. First time super chatter. What do you think about Star Wars Battlefront 2? The greatest game of all time. Also praying for your safety. Keep up the good work.
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Thank you for the massive super chat. I really appreciate it. 07s to Mr. Pib0. God bless you, man. Thank you. What do I think about nostalgia bait? I think it's overdone. I think it's overplayed. No, I mean, I love that video game, Battlefront 2. It's a good game. Yeah, it's a good game. I. That was my favorite game growing up. I'll never forget one of my. This is why I have the best mom of all time. I'll never forget this. When I was in. It must have been first grade, second grade. I'll never forget. I lived a block from the elementary school and I would walk home and I had to carry my. Or no, maybe that. That came later. I was gonna say to carry my instrument, but one of those days, it was like a spring day. I think it was in the spring. I remember it was warm out. I was walking home from school and my mom pulled up on the sidewalk in the car, even though we lived a block away. And I think I had to go to, like, a doctor's appointment or something like that. So I get in the car and she surprised me with Star Wars Battlefront 2. I was like, no way. This is awesome. You're the best. And I remember just like, looking at the case, we were driving somewhere. I forget we had somewhere to go. And it was like, that was my favorite game by far of all time. What was better than Mos Eisley? Heroes versus Villains and the hunting mode where you got to be like an Ewok or like a Wampa or whatever. That was the best. So, yeah, I love that game. That was a lot of memories, A lot of good times playing Battlefront 2. I wish, though, that I was a little bit younger. Got to be a part of Jedi Outcast or Jedi Knight 2, Jedi Academy, whatever that game was. That. That was probably like the best lightsaber game. But I only ever rented that from the. From the Blockbuster or the Hollywood Video. Remember Star Wars Jedi was It Jedi Outcast. Jedi Knight Outcast. Whatever it was, that was the best. I used to rent that from Hollywood Video. I remember playing it when High School Musical 2 came out. In like 2012 or something. Something like that. Maybe it's 2010. Little trip down memory lane. Yeah, those are the days, huh? Such simpler times. Simple, simple times. But, hey, I appreciate the big super chat. Bro's old. Yeah, I know I'm old. I'm an old fart now. I know. Yeah, I know. I'm unk now. It's okay. Yeah, those are good times, though. Appreciate the big super chat.
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Okay, it's like that's sort of what the whole show is about.
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Okay, I cannot encourage voter fraud. I cannot. I don't want to get hit by the DOJ. I only encourage people to vote lawfully.
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Who are. Who is super chatting? Who found this show tonight? Where is this. Is this show being played in some kind of group home tonight? Like, where. Where is this show playing that? You people, how are you? How do you plan to make America first succeed where Rockwell failed? Where Rockwell and William Luther Pierce failed? It's like, yeah, if that's the premise, I. I don't even want to talk to you.
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$20. You are wise beyond your years. You just get smarter with age. And I can't wait to see where you are years from now. Sorry for the glaze. Bet you're the man. Ipp.
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Thank you, man. Appreciate it.
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True. Yeah, it's true. You're not serious.
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That's exactly man sent $50. Great monologue as always. Although Massey's loss was dispiriting, this convinced me that the only way forward is Democrat in 26 and hope for the best in 28. Also, keep the beard, my guy. It looks great.
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Okay, I'll keep it.
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Good idea.
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Oh, good for you. Good for you. What an amazing wow. What a happy couple. Happy birthday. What a sweet and caring girlfriend. Amazing. To the Chicago groiper with the girlfriend. Happy birthday, my friend. Happy birthday from the cuck chair. I'll be over here. I'll just be over here. Happy birthday. Have a good one. Yeah. Happy for you. Good for you. Congratulations. So happy for you. You guys must be so happy together. Amazing. God bless you guys. I hope everything and more happens for you.
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Shabbat, bro. I percent $20. Been noticing an explosion of new grow iper. So many chats, so many spaces. Hoplit put my name on a list in the post show space last night. He said I have to donate to the foundation. So here I am. Less than three.
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All right, sweet. Yeah, I don't know. I'm a little bit suspicious of that. What? What is with all these new groipers? Are they all real or what is
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I don't know exactly, but I know that Jeff Yass was very big behind keeping tick tock unbanned and he seems to be something like a libertarian, but I'm not super familiar with those connections. He seems to be kind of a wild card. But he's got some suspicious connections, I'll say that much.
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Yeah, maybe we'll get involved.
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That's what we need to hear.
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Hey, thanks. Thanks a lot.
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Thank you.
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It's a long story. He's basically just. He just cucked out. I mean, he was supporting us. I knew him. I Knew his chief of staff, I knew his people. And then they just decided the pressure was too much and they totally betrayed us and they wanted nothing to do with us and they just decided to stop fighting. I think his wife got mad at him and you know, he was talking about retiring and then never did. So. Yeah, he's just a coward.
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Yeah, then what did you say to them? You told them not to, right? Yeah. That's funny.
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Hey, thanks. Appreciate it.
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Douglas. Kappa sent $20. Amy Dangerfield smoking cigs on Sneako's balcony and his T shirt Groiper no comment. Dove sent $50. Man, it's also depressing. Between the goyim, feminism and Jewish oligarchy, it's enough to turn a man into an alcoholic. Just pray harder I guess. Love you go emoji.
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It's not that serious, honestly.
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I don't honestly even think it's that. I don't even think that has anything to do with it. I think that Sneako, he likes to keep people happy. This is just a pattern of behavior. I think that's really got little to do with it.
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Yappington 3cent100 Hope you're doing well, Nick. It must be mentally draining to deal with all this shit. But we hope you are doing okay. Plans for summer collection?
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Yup, like I told you, there's going to be a summer collection. I think I've said that many times. Thank you for the big super chat. Yes, yes. I'm doing all right. I'm happy.
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$20. The DOJ Task Force to Combat Anti Semitism announced the 15 City National Awareness and action tool to combat. Yeah, we'll talk about Lord sent $50. I appreciate you for everything that you do and always being there for Yay. Do you plan on doing any streams on kick? I'm waiting for the Nick on Kick takeover. Yeah, maybe path lick Roy percent $20. My friend keeps telling my the Vatican is controlled by the Rothschilds and Jews. How would you argue against it?
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Well, you're not making an argument, you're just saying something. So what would be the argument that that is happening.
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Jubag I don't know what that means.
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Grow wiping around sent $30. Okay, fine. How about $30 to know what's in the RKJK sent $20am I educated guy have treated her well we eased off weeks later she fucked a 20yo realtor 4 times in 10 days and a lot.
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Wow, that's crazy. Is that you saying that or is that a quote from something? I don't know. What if that's a quote? I don't know what that's from. But yeah, I mean it happens. It happens. Your girl is going.
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I've explained it so many times, man.
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Okay. That like physically hurts.
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Well, okay. Why am I gonna wish a happy birthday to my op to one of my OPS supporters? I hope it's not a happy birthday. He needs to learn to get with the program. Tucker is not our guy.
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Yeah. Nice edit, dude. That edit was so good. That's so. I think I just love the song. But that was a great edit. I know Sneako didn't like It. Sneako didn't even like the video. He doesn't even care. He doesn't even care. But I liked both of those edits. The first one I replied to, the second one I replied to, that was so touching. How can you not? But, you know, maybe it's different for me because it's my life. He's my friend. So I see all those old videos and I'm like, man, being sneak. We do go a long way back. We've been through a lot of stuff together. A lot of adventures. For me, I feel like life is like a TV show. And I like. Or a play. And I like the idea that in the end all the characters get together on stage and take a final bow. You know what I mean? That, like, yeah, there's twists and turns in life and people let you down and things happen. But in the end, it's like what we have in common is that we're all here in this moment, experiencing these things together, enjoying or living life. And so I've been together with Sneako through all these. Through all this nonsense for years. The. The cancellation, the censorship, getting disavowed by congress, the club across the Yay thing. Many different episodes of that. And so it's like, how do you. How can you ever be done with somebody like that? That you. Who else have I been to Spain with? Making Heil Hitler with Yay. Who else has I've been to LA with? Running the Yay24 campaign? Who else have I been to the club across with? Playing Heil Hitler, Getting banned from everything in Miami. You know what I mean? Like, you know, it's just one of those things. So unfortunately, I don't think we'll ever be done with Sneako. People are saying it's gay. It's called friendship, bro. It's called friendship. It's called brothers. It's called brothers, bro. Don't. Don't say that's gay. That. Listen, I'm not gonna fight you on a lot of that stuff, okay? If you wanna say there's a lot of the stuff that I do. Gay. Okay. Potentially. But however. But this is not one of those things. This is true friendship. This is true brotherhood. And there's nothing gay about that. Nothing gay about homies. Real. And. Yeah. So I thought that was a nice edit. I thought that was a nice montage. Little tribute to the Sneako Nick fr. It's a very. It's such a funny duo too, because I'm like this short nerd. He's like this tall brown clown you know, just seeing these videos of us, like, walking around Miami doing all the different stuff, it's just. It's like a funny duo. So. Nah. So we're bros. But anyway, so nice job. Great edit. Yes. It's just like that song, we'll be brothers forever. What happens to one of us happens to us together. And hasn't that been the way it's been for years? Yeah. Yep, yep. Legendary friendship. Okay, but that's all. That's our last super chat. That's gonna do it for me. Remember to smash the follow button. Smash the like button. Leave a comment, let me know what you think about the show. I'm on the air Monday through Friday. As always, thank you to our top super chatters. Big huge special. Thank you to Mr. Pib Zero Groiper, Titanium Hank at GBI Titty Sprinkles, Rabbi Selkistine, Ellen, Anton Chigurh, Yappington and griping around. Thank you to them. Thank you to all our super chatters. Everybody that watches. We love you. I'll see you tomorrow. Until then, have a great rest of your evening. Americanism, not globalism will be our credo it's going to be only America first America first the American people will come first Once again. With respect the respect that we deserve. From this day all is going to be only America first America first.