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TRUMP SUES RAPE VICTIM??? Rapist-in-Chief TARGETS Jean Carroll | America First Ep. 1690
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Good evening, everybody. You're watching America First. My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. We have a great show for you tonight. Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Wednesday. We have a lot to talk about, lots to get into. Big show. Our featured story. We are once again talking about the war in Iran. Major developments today. Big news, guys. This is serious stuff. If you missed the previous 90 episodes about this war, you, you are not gonna wanna miss this one. Okay? This is big news. This is some serious stuff. I think it's about to get real this time. Seriously. And what is going on? Well, it looks like the fragile ceasefire may be about to collapse. We covered this a little bit last night. Earlier in the week, there was a major U.S. airstrike against the southern coast of Iran at some of their major port cities along the Strait of Hormuz, including Bandar Abbas. Now, it's interesting how they characterize the strike. Couple days ago, they said it was a defensive attack. So we're negotiating, we're negotiating, we're working on a deal. Then we attack Iran and Iran says, what's going on? Trump administration says, don't worry, it was a defensive attack, not like one of those attack attacks, not an offensive attack. It was a defensive bombing on their soil. Administration says the cease fire is still intact. Well, this morning, there was a fresh round, second round of strikes against Iran's southern coast, once again along the Strait of Hormuz. Iran launched four drones at a commercial US Ship that was going through the strait. In retaliation, the United States shot those drones outta the sky and then attacked the drone base from which they were launched, which the US Claims was defensive, in order to prevent the launch of a fifth drone. Now, that is what happened this morning. Just hours ago, Iran retaliated by attacking a US Air base in Kuwait, which is a country south of Iraq, at the other side of the Persian Gulf, opposite from the Strait of Hormuz. So now you got two US attacks on Iranian soil in the past 72 hours, and you have Iran targeting US forces in the strait, but also in the Gulf. And so they can claim that the ceasefire is in place, but it's not looking good. At the same time, major development. Trump at his Cabinet meeting at the White House this afternoon said that he is really not happy with the pace of negotiations. Just four days ago, on Saturday, they were telling us that a deal was imminent. And if you watch the news on Saturday or even on Monday, they were making it sound like it's a done deal. Saturday, they said, we have this memorandum of understanding it's ready to go Monday. They specifically said it's done. They said all we need is a signature and it's a deal. Like with everything else, you get all these conflicting stories. While they're saying this, other sources are saying that's not true. Iran is denying this. Well, today it seems like there's no progress at all because the administration said we don't have a deal and we're not happy about it. Once again, Trump administration is threatening to bomb Iran also for the first time. Trump says that we may couple a ceasefire in the Persian Gulf with an expansion of the Abraham Accords. Trump says he wants Saudi Arabia and Qatar to join the Abraham Accords alongside Bahrain and the Emirates. And he sees this potentially as a way of saving face. This can be a diplomatic win. It's a way for us to get something out of the conflict. Cuz we're not getting anything from Iran. But Saudi Arabia shot that down. They said there's no way we're joining unless Palestine has an irreversible path to statehood. So we are no further along today than we were on Monday or Saturday or last week or the week before that. It's all the same. There was one other final development. Trump says he doesn't even care about the midterms. He was asked today, what do you think about how you're crashing and burning in the midterms? Everything's a disaster. Trump says, I don't care about the midterms. I'm not even thinking about it. It's like, okay, so you don't care about gas prices, you don't care about inflation, you don't care about the midterms. What does this guy care about other than Israel? I hate to be that guy, but it's just true. Three days ago, he says, if I ran for prime minister in Israel, I have 99% approval. Oh, gas prices don't care. Midterm elections don't care. All time, low approval and favorability don't care. So I know it's belaboring the point right now, but yeah, it seems to be that's the only thing that matters to this administration. It's kind of crazy. It's pretty out there. Uh, but we'll talk about all that. We'll get into all the latest developments. I know you guys don't love it. I see people, I see Ropers tweeting and saying, oh, great, it's another, it's another episode about the war in Iran. Well, I'm sorry, but that is what is happening. In the world. I know the war is dragging on and on and on. 88 days of war in Iran. 89. 88 days. But that's what is in the news. There's almost nothing else. We are living through the worst content drought of all time. I'm watching Clavicular Stream earlier tonight. He's in the club doing Fortnite emotes. It's all the usual suspects. It's all the same. It's all day in, day out, day in, day out. It's just another day, isn't it? But we'll. We'll get into it. We'll get into all the details. I'll try to spice it up. I'll try to say something edgy. I'll try to say something funny. I'll try to hit the funny button. 88 Days of War in Iran. That's my favorite number. You like that? So we'll get into that. We're also gonna talk about Trump's epic lawsuit against his rape victims. See, this is what I love to see. Now this is something that I like to see. Can we get more of this? The Trump administration is suing Jean Carroll. This is that woman who sued Trump in civil court for raping her 45 years ago. Now Trump is taking the fight to his rape victim. He. And he is suing her for perjury. He says that she perjured herself in the trial. This is a criminal case brought by the doj and he's gonna bring the full weight of the White House down on this 83 year old SA victim. Finally, some good news. I love to see a guy fight back. Isn't it true, though? We all knew that was a load of nonsense. She was that woman who claimed that they went to the shopping mall and he like, molested her in the changing room or something. We know it's fake. She got awarded a $5 million settlement and they called them a rapist because of it. But now our glorious hero is fighting back. He's gonna put her in her place. More of this. See, this is the thing about the Trump administration. Why can't it just be fighting our actual enemies? Women, Hasan Piker, illegal immigrants, African migrants, the Jews. Why can't we fight our actual enemies that are fucking everything up? Why do we have to fight the good guys? The Shiite Muslims are the good guys. I was talking to this Pakistani the other day. He was pilling me on how Sunni Islam is, is the creation of the Jews. And I said, I don't know about all that, but honestly, it tracks. Because Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, these guys are all owned by Israel. He said the reason they hate the Shiites is cuz they can't be subverted. They can't be controlled. So we're fighting the good guys. What we should be doing is invading Canada, invading Mexico, invading Cuba. What we should be doing is imprisoning Hassan Piker forever imprisoning his uncle. Anna Kasparian can go free. She's okay. We should be going after the SPLC, the ADL. We should be going after the MeToo victims. Honestly, we should be going after them. We should be going after BLM and the rest of them. I wanna see. It could have been so good. This is. You guys don't understand my pain and disappointment. When I was so anti Trump in 24 and 25, people said, well, it's gonna be better than the Democrats. I'm like, but it can be so much better. Things could be so much different. Don't you understand? We have the Department of Justice. Trump is putting loyalists in charge of the FBI and the doj. Do you understand what a big deal that is? We could have actually weaponized the Pentagon and the DOJ and the National Guard against all of our enemies. It could have been so good. This is why I like to say, I wish Trump is who liberals say he is. They say Trump is this national socialist dictator. I know. I wish, I wish he was that. They say he's gonna cancel the elections. He, he's gonna run for a third term. He's gonna deploy the National Guard to arrest all weed smokers, illegal immigrants, feminists, people getting abortions. I'm like, I know. I. I realize what a disappointment it is too, that he's not doing those things. Instead you're just getting. Nonsense. You're getting total, total Jewish victory. Total Jewish victory. You know, you gotta hand it to em. You gotta hand it to em. They really, they lucked out here. You gotta hand it to em. Credit where it is due. Trump gave them a Zionist occupied government. Okay. It is what it is. But anyway, so we'll talk a little bit about this lawsuit. I don't know how much time we're gonna spend on it. It's just kind of funny. Actually, you know what? She was awarded 80. She was awarded $83 million. Oh, wow. In a defamation. I just saw it in my notes. 5 million for the rape, $80 million for defamation. Totally insane. We'll talk about that too. Should be a pretty good show. Before we get into it, I wanna remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble Smash the like button. Leave a comment, let me know what you think about the show. 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And I'm in there, I'm in there every day dropping bonus content, chopping it up. Sometimes I hate it, sometimes I like it, sometimes I have no one else to talk to. So I go in there and I just hang out and I give my opinions and I feel like I have hundreds of friends and it's, it's actually a good feeling. It's actually a feel good moment. I saw some complete on Twitter today. I have kind of this hot and cold thing with this guy. He's like this anonymous user. I mentioned him on the show a few weeks ago. I thought we were cool. Then he trashed me. He said, I'm like, you know, Nick is friends with Sneako. He's just too pure for this world. Like he's literally too autistic to understand everyone hates him. Same guy said on Twitter, he goes, imagine how big of a loser you need to be to give a hundred bucks to be in a group chat. I wanna say I'm sorry. Is a hundred dollars a lot of money to you? Maybe it's not for you then. See, this is what you guys need to understand. If that's your mentality, maybe it's not for you. It's sort of like how people look at these fancy restaurants and they say, $500 for a 12 course meal. I'd rather get a hot dog and chips for a dollar. It's like, well listen, just say you're poor. Like if that's a Lot of money for you. I don't know, just say that, you know what I'm saying? Like, it's not really for people. If that's your whole paycheck, it's not really for you, you know, So I saw this guy, he's like, imagine paying a hundred bucks to be in a group chat. It's like, is that supposed to mean something? Like, yeah, it's a hundred dollars, it's not a big deal. Actually, it's for rich people. The. The group chat is for rich people. That's not for people that are cracking their piggy bank open at the end of five years and gathering all their pennies and putting in the coin star machine at Jewel Osco so I could buy their month. No, sorry. This is for the 1000 new millionaires that are created every day. It's for my drop shippers, it's for my crypto scammers, it's for my sports bettors, poly market arbitrage people. This is for geniuses that make money, not for broke wages that, you know, get told what to do all the time. Okay, Just so you understand, I saw this tweet, it got like 30 likes. But I was like, you know, what the fuck is this guy's? What the fuck is this guy's actual problem with me? You know? You got a problem with me, just say it anyway so it's there for you. Like I said, totally optional, I think, you know, if you're in there, you're a winner, cuz you got it like that. If you're in the group chat, it just means you got it like that. And that's all it means. Also, before we get into the news, I also just wanna say, let's do a little live update on the state of America first, without N. Fuentes. Did you see this? Today Ian Carroll posted an Update on his YouTube channel. Get a load of this. He says he's done doing journalism. I wanna say you're done doing journalism. When did you start? Did you start? When did you start? Ian Carroll, the conspiracy schizo pizza delivery boy, says he's done doing journalism. And I watched the video. He says Owen Benjamin's appearance on Tucker Carlson blew his fucking mind so much that he had to recalibrate his brain and now he only wants to talk about like, feel good stories. So it seems like America first without Nick Fuentes. Not doing so hot, huh? Not doing. What happened? What happened, guys? I was just getting warmed up. I was just getting started. What happened, everybody? Two, three weeks ago. Don't you remember? Wasn't this supposed to be the big thing? We don't need Nick. We don't need the groipers. We're gonna do our own thing. We're actually gonna do something. And let's just take a little quick survey. So Amy Dangerfield has been totally exposed for, like, marrying her sugar daddy, and she's not a citizen and her husband's a cuck, and she hasn't. And in a bad way, I should say. She hasn't even been active in two weeks. How about Kasey Push Hospitalized like a. How about Michael Reckonwald just got out of the hospital like a Dan Bilzerian. What's going on with the campaign? Well, he's at 6% on Poly Market, and his first and only campaign event got canceled two weeks ago. Still not rescheduled. How's he and Carol doing? Well, now he's done with YouTube, I guess. I guess now he's done. So goes your America first without Nick Fuentes. How long did that last? How long did that little mutiny. How long did your little rebellion last? What was that, all of two weeks? I think they flamed out after a few days. And now here we are two weeks later. I don't even know how many of them are still alive. How many of them are in the hospital, how many of them are even still walking among us. So that was pretty delicious to see. He goes, yeah, we can't focus on the negative all the time. It's like, I'm sorry, weren't you guys just attacking me for not talking about Epstein enough? Now you do a video saying, I don't wanna talk about anything negative anymore? Okay, so they tried it. Then the other story I saw. Get a load of this. And listen, listen. Like, I debated whether I would even bring it up because I thought, you know, we were in a good place. I thought we got to a point where, you know, maybe something was gonna happen. Maybe there'd be, like, a rekindling. But I have to say it, because, listen, at the end of the day, I'm just vindicated about everything. Did you see this? Candace Owens, next week, is visiting Russia. She's going to Russia with her family for a week. And apparently there's other influencers going. I've seen there's other people attending some kind of summit, I heard, with maybe Alexander Dugan and this Russian oligarch, some. Who called it. Who called it first. They said I was crazy. They looked at me like I was crazy. Who called it a year ago. I remember last year, I went on Bradley Martin in like July, and we were talking about Candace. He brought it up and I said, listen. I said, this is just speculation. I said, total shot in the dark. I have no evidence. I said, this is just a theory, okay? I said, however, you see, Candace Owens is gunning really hard for Brigitte McCrone, wife of the President of France. I said, and that just seems strange to me. It seems random. Why out of all the people and all the stories and all the transsexuals in the world, why is she going after Brigitte McCrone, Emmanuel McCrone's wife? I said, well, this is not new, because there has been a contingent on the right wing that has been gunning for Emmanuel McCrone since he got elected the first time in 2017. Going all the way back to Charles Johnson on We Searcher. I said, so who is France's number one enemy? It's Russia. France and Russia are in effectively a war in North Africa and Ukraine. Macron is one of the biggest Ukraine hawks in Europe. And a big part of that is because Russia is backing many military hunter governments, military coups in the Sahel region in West Africa against the French sphere of influence from their former colonial holdings. And this is affecting France. Here's an example. France runs on nuclear energy. They need uranium for their power plants. Where do they get it? They get it from Niger. They get it from Niger in West Africa, where the Wagner Group private military corporation, which is in bed with the Russian military, overthrew that French aligned government and kicked all the French military bases out of the country. And so you say, why is Kanis Owens gunning so hard for France? Maybe there's some kind of Russian influence, because at that level it does become geopolitical. She's one of the biggest podcasters in America, one of the biggest YouTubers. And so if she is creating this huge problem for Macron, you know, you wonder if there's some other angle there. And, and like I said, this is pure speculation. I said this a year ago. Nobody really believed me. Nobody, nobody acknowledged that. Well, here we are. She's going to Russia for a week with her family and she goes, well, it's because we're Christian. It's because we're Christian and we wanna go to Russia because of their Christian legacy. I wanna say, why are you going to Russia? You don't wanna go to Constantinople, you don't wanna go to Rome, you don't wanna go to, I don't know, anywhere else, Russia for their Christian tradition. That's really interesting. Out of all the Places you could go, especially when you're Candace Owens and you are getting sued for probably billions of dollars by Turning Point and by Brigitte Macron. Out of all the places, you go to Russia, really interesting. I would never go to Russia just because of how it would look. Would I like to go there? Yeah, I think it would be interesting. Even at my level, which I'm. I'm on a tier below Candace. She's obviously. She's on YouTube, Spotify. She's huge. I would never go to Russia or Iran or China for that matter, just because of how it would look. I would be too concerned about what Homeland Security would think about that, what the public, the DOJ would think about that, the State Department. If I'm a target, if I'm being called out by the Trump administration, if I'm a dissident, if I'm an enemy of the Jewish mafia, I'm not going to Russia, I'm not going to Iran, I'm not going to Syria. I'm not giving them a reason, in other words, to think I'm in danger. Think about. Here's a perfect example. How about Hassan Piker? Hassan Piker is getting screwed by the DoJ, by the Treasury Department, because he visited Cuba, because he has contacts in Cuba. So the same week that the DOJ announces they've subpoenaed Hassan Piker, she's gonna go to Russia next week. You think that's a good idea? Who's paying for the travel? Who's paying for the hotel? Does that violate any sanctions? I. I would be. As someone who cares deeply for Candace, as someone who's really looking out for her, I don't think that's such a great idea. But then again, why would she go? Maybe she needs to go. And. And this is something I'm gonna tell you before we get into our big news for the night. We used to talk a lot more about this last year, but this is something you need to understand. I'm not saying I know for a fact that Candace is in on something or anything like that. I'm just saying this is generally true. All of these big influencers, you have to suspect that they are involved with foreign governments in some capacity. You just have to, because frequently they are. And it's weird. Now, Israel is the big one, and that goes without saying. How many of these people are kissing the wall, taking the trip, they come back wearing an IDF hat, they're taking the $7,000. Like that goes without saying that Israel has this immense influence in the United States. But Israel is truly not the only one. Why is Tucker Carlson in Saudi Arabia and Qatar all the time? Can anyone tell me why? It's so random. It just, you have this brand that, you know, I'm out here in my cab and I just like hunting and fishing and I just love America so much. Okay, so why do you spend all this time in Riyadh? Why do you spend all this time in Qatar? Why did you buy a house there? It's just weird. And the same goes for Candace Owens going to Russia. Why are you spending a week in Russia? Clearly something is going on there. Dan Kazarian, Jew, Kazarian AKA Jew Jew, goes to the UAE in Qatar trying to get a golden visa. He goes to Corsica, he goes to Romania and then he goes to Qatar and the Emirates and he talks to their tourism minister, talks to the government there about obtaining a golden visa. And what you realize is that if you wanna make the big bucks as an influencer, you need that foreign backing. If you want immense resources to play in this game, which is political influence in America, you gotta go to some other country and, and get your money up. That is what they do. And frequently it is, yeah, it's Russia, it's Turkey, it's the Saudis, it's the Emiratis, it's the Qataris. Obviously it's Israel, it's India. They're all throwing money around. They are all throwing money and they get around FARA foreign agent registration with all these convoluted ways. They'll give contributions in kind. They'll do it through very spurious means. We don't need to get into the details but this is a huge thing and you know we used to talk a lot about this last year, but there is a heavy Russian element in, in the so called dissident. Right. It's always been there. And, and I will say there's a, there is a Qatari element as well. I know that the Israelis say that, but it is true. The Qataris opened up a brand new embassy last year. They are trying to get involved. They are paying people the Israel and you know that's not downplay. Israel does so much more, Israel does 10 times that and it's so much more sophist. The Qataris are very sloppy and they're, they're just not as effective. The Israelis have got it down to a science. I'm just saying you gotta be on the lookout that there is a lot of foreign money. The entire influencer space is awash in foreign cash. It's unbelievable. And so you see something like that. You see Tucker going to the Emirates and Saudi and Qatar. You see Kan is going to Russia and, and you say, what is going on? Candace is married to a British guy and she's going to Russia. Tucker's going over to Cutter. Candace's number one backer is this guy named John Mappin. He's also British. His wife is from Kazakhstan. The wife is Kazak. Very interesting, isn't it? And it goes around and around like this. I mean there are some serious foreign influence networks going on in the influencer space even. Yes. Including on the distant and. Right. And I think that's probably could be a reason why a lot of them don't like me, could be part of it. Cuz I'm one of the only people that is not doing that sort of thing. I'm. I am not going to the Gulf, I am not going to Russia. I am not going to any of these places. I am not involved in that. Uh, but anyway, I do wanna move on. I wanna get into our news for the night. So a couple of, couple of different things, right. Ian Carroll, he's out. Candace Owen, she's going to Russia. Very interesting. She's at war with Brigitte McCrone. Now she's in Russia. They said I was crazy. She, the way that she deflected that, she goes, oh, he says I'm some kind of Russian agent. That's totally insane. Now we're taking the whole family to Russia. It's like you couldn't make it to Phoenix to talk to Erica Kirk, but now you go into Russia for a week. Interesting, interesting. Super interesting. It's all that arbitrage. They need that state backing as American dissidents. And look like on some level, like whatever, if they're pushing Israel criticism or something like that. Something to be said for that. Something to be said for the fact that you got to fight fire with fire. If the Israelis are juiced up, you know, maybe it could be said that on the other side, people need to replace the Israeli money with a different benefactor. I think the answer is America first. I think you gotta get all that money outta there. There needs to be a serious crackdown on everybody on the right. On the left, this Chinese billionaire that's funding the left, these trips to Cuba, Venezuela, Burkina Faso and Yemen. And on the right as well, the trips to Israel, the trips to Russia, Serbia, the Emirates, Saudi, you know, that's gotta stop too. So I wanna move on though. We're gonna get into our news. Our big featured story is all about the war in Iran. I know you're not sick of hearing about this. It's only been 90 straight days of Iran war coverage. That's nothing. And there's not really a ton of big news. It's just this pattern that we keep seeing over and over and over. So I told you last week, last week there was all this talk about another deal. US And Iran are going back and forth, giving each other proposals and shooting each other's proposals down. And that is where we were last week. And it looked like we might be headed for another war against Iran this past weekend. But then there was a huge surprise. Saturday and Monday there's all this talk about a new deal, and the deal appears to be basically finished. Saturday night there's all these stories in the press saying that the US and Iran in the 11th hour have worked out a memorandum of understanding that will end the conflict and it's going to allow Iran to collect their reparations by charging a toll in the straight. And Iran is committed in principle to giving up their highly enriched uranium. The US And Iran will simultaneously end their closure of the strait, among other things. This was the leaked draft of the MOU on Saturday. Monday they said it was a done deal. Monday you get all these stories and they say the deal is completed. All that is required is for both parties to sign it, but it's finished. And there's a story going around that Trump has called every intermediary he's spoken to Iran, Cutter, Pakistan, the Saudis, Emiratis, Jordan, everybody called Israel. And there's all this word out of Israel that Netanyahu is absolutely beside himself. He's protesting the deal, he's not happy about it. And then, as always, everything switches up. Iran comes forward and says we're not even close to a deal. Iran comes forward and says there's no deal unless we get $25 billion unfrozen. Iran comes out and says we are going to control the strait. We are not returning to the pre war status quo in the Strait of Hormuz. Then on Monday, the United States bombs Iran's southern coast. Along the Strait of Hormuz, they bomb Iran's port cities, some drone facilities all along the coast of the strait. We call it a defensive action. Simultaneously, the administration says it's not going to affect the ceasefire at all. We bomb them, but it was a defensive bombing and the cease fire is still intact. Well, Iran comes out and says we will retaliate for this. And they do. So this morning, Iran targets a US Commercial Ship that turned off its transponder tried to exit the Straight. And Iran targets this ship with drones. The US Intercepts the drones and then launches a bombing run on Iran's southern coast again for the second time. And this is a story about that from the New York Times. It says, quote, U.S. forces conducted new military strikes against Iran on Wednesday after Tehran launched drones at commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. American forces shot down Iranian drones and hit a drone control station near Bandar Abbas, a major port city in southern Iran located on the Strait of Hormuz. The site posed a threat to US Forces and commercial traffic in the Straight. Iran fired four one way attack drones at American and commercial ships on Wednesday. American FA18, F16 and F35 jet fighters shot down the drones. Then the FA18s hit the ground control unit before it could launch a fifth drone. As with the US Strikes earlier in the week, administration officials characterized the attacks as limited and defensive in nature, not an escalation that would collapse the tenuous cease fire that the two sides mostly have been observing. Trump signaled during a Cabinet meeting earlier Wednesday that he is still seeking to negotiate an agreement that opens the Straight for commerce and disposes of Iran's cache of highly enriched uranium. Well, the latest as of a couple of hours ago is that Iran has retaliated against this attack. And so now Iran has bombed a U.S. air base in Kuwait. So the U.S. attacked Iran on Monday. Iran retaliates by attacking U.S. ships today. U.S. retaliates by bombing Iran again. Now Iran is bombing a US Base in Kuwait. Now we say that the ceasefire is still intact and that all these operations are defensive. And there is some recognition in the administration that this is just what the Iranians have to do. We hit them, they have to retaliate in some capacity. And there is a commitment, it seems, on both sides to honor the ceasefire. So I don't know that the ceasefire will fall apart. That being said, the negotiations look like they are not going anywhere either. This is from the Times of Israel. It says, quote, U.S. president Donald Trump indicated during a Wednesday Cabinet meeting that progress and talks with Iran on a deal to end the war had slowed. Departing from his assertion at the start of the week that an agreement was nearly finalized. He said, quote, iran wants to make a deal, but the US Is not satisfied yet with what it is seeing threatening, that the US Will have to just finish the job if talks fizzle out. Okay, so I think I literally said last night, this is just, we're in this endless cycle. I said it last night. Trump will come out at the Cabinet meeting at the press pool, and he will say these words. He'll say, iran wants to make a deal. Iran wants to make a deal. The deal's nearly done, and if they don't make one, then we're gonna bomb them. And then Iran will come back and say, we don't want a deal, we don't wanna talk. We don't trust you. The things you're saying are not true. We have not agreed to these things. And then you get these minor little tit for tat strikes between us and Iran in the Persian Gulf, and then the cycle starts all over again. And here we are again. Last week, this is where we were. You think we have a deal over the weekend. Now we're right back where we started. There's no deal. Trump says they want it, but, you know, we're not happy yet. And if we don't get a deal, we're gonna bomb them. It goes on, it says. The president later suggested he may not sign a deal with Iran if neighboring Gulf countries do not normalize ties with Israel under the Abraham Accords. He said, I'm not sure we should make the deal if they don't join the Abraham Accords, referring to Saudi Arabia, Cutter, Kuwait and others. He insisted they owe it to the US After Washington launched the war against Iran, a conflict that placed them in Tehran's crosshairs for weeks, Trump tied Iran talks with the Abraham Accords for the first time on Sunday, seemingly in a bid to secure diplomatic wins amid questionable results on the battlefield. With the Islamic Republic still in power and in control of missile and uranium stockpiles, as well as the Strait of Hormuz. Saudi officials were quick to reiterate that Riyadh will only normalize ties with Israel if the latter agrees to establish an irreversible pathway to a Palestinian state, something Prime Minister Netanyahu has vowed to reject. So it's. It's all crap right now. None of this is going to happen. Saudi Arabia will not join the Abraham Accords because they have said they will not do that unless there's a Palestinian state. Netanyahu said that's never gonna happen. Trump says, we're going to have a deal to end the war in Iran, but for that to happen, Iran needs a ceasefire in Lebanon, something Israel says will never happen. You're never going to get a deal. You're never going to get favorable terms. And what is interesting, by the way, about both of these things is think about, let's say, there's going to be a grand bargain in the Middle east because you've got a lot of very complicated issues right now. And just to take a quick survey, you do still have the question of Palestinian statehood. Will there be a Palestinian state consisting of Gaza and the West Bank? You have the question in Lebanon. What are Israel's aims in Lebanon? It appears they want to take control over all the territory south of the Latani River. And they're doing this, they say, to create a buffer zone because the Lebanese government will not demilitarize, Hezbollah will not disarm them and take all their weapons. You've got the Abraham Accords. Trump is trying to get all of our Arab Gulf allies to normalize relations with Israel, the Saudis, the Qataris, Kuwait, possibly Syria. And the reason we wanna do this is so that we can create some kind of collective security agreement. If you have normalization politically between all of our allies in the region, then they can open up bilateral trade, these sovereign wealth funds can invest in Israel. They can have intelligence sharing, formally and officially. They can have military cooperation. And what that does is it lets the United States hand off our security responsibilities to those countries. But then you've also got all the issues with Iran, their proxies, their missiles, their highly enriched uranium, their enrichment capability, the Strait of Hormuz. You've got all these difficult issues. And what is interesting is that at the center of literally every single one of them, literally all of them, is Israel. And it is not an exaggeration to say that. Not in the slightest. We talked about Iran yesterday. Why does Iran have a nuclear program? Because they are afraid of Israel. Why do they have a giant missile arsenal? Because they are afraid of Israel. Why are they afraid of Israel? Because Israel is the only country in the Middle east with an undeclared nuclear weapons arsenal. They're the only ones. They have 300 warheads. They've got missiles to put em on, submarines to put em on. And so as long as Israel is seeking regime change against Iran and they are a nuclear armed state, then Iran is awake at night thinking constantly, they might literally be hit with a nuclear missile, or there might be some kind of regime change, ground war or insurrection or something like that. So all of the problems with Iran are a direct result of this security dilemma. An arms race was triggered the moment that Israel tested their nuclear weapons in 1964 or 1965. Same story with the Abraham Accords. You could have Saudi Arabia and Syria and all the Gulf countries normalize ties with Israel, but why can they not do that because Israel insists on annexing Gaza and the West Bank. If Israel gave Palestine a state, they could normalize with Saudi Arabia and then we could leave the Middle east because then we could just have our bases there. They could share intelligence, they could do their joint training, drills and operations and everything else, and they could balance against Iran. But Israel will not allow there to be a Palestinian state, even though that's our position also. Same story in Lebanon. What is even the problem in Lebanon? Lebanese government has passed a law that they will disarm Hezbollah. I'm sure that if we really made the effort, we could go in and get Hezbollah disarmed. If there was some commitment by Israel to respect the sovereignty of Palestine, Lebanon and Syria, maybe if they left the Golan Heights, maybe then you wouldn't have a Hezbollah problem. But no, Israel insists on invading Lebanon. And this goes up to and including, by the way, these domestic concerns with Palestinian statehood. You got millions of Palestinians there living there. Israel would rather genocide them, kick them out, send them to Somaliland or Western Sahara or, you know, wherever, rather than just give them some form of civilian governance. Figure out some kind of security architecture that they could live with. And there's a two state solution. Every single one of these problems goes back to this. And this is when you realize you could talk all day long about the centrifuges and enrichment and the straight and all these issues, it's never gonna get solved unless you reign in the rogue's nuclear state, which is Israel. That's it. That's your entire problem, every other aspect of it. These other countries are willing to make a deal. We have leverage over them. We use it all the time. You have play. You have leverage with Syria, with the Saudis, with the Iranians, with the Qataris. For whatever reason, it is this other one country which seems to be unwilling to cooperate. So this is the status quo. Getting past that for just a minute here. Let's talk specifically about Iran. I do not see how any of this gets resolved without some kind of return to fighting. Because again, you had this apparent breakthrough over the weekend. This was the big development. They said they had a deal finalized. And I remember reading about this on Telegram and on Twitter. They said that Iran had agreed in principle to give up their highly enriched uranium. And they said that the US had agreed in principle that Iran would control the strait. And I remember reading that and thinking, there's no way that these things actually happened. That's just not true. Sure enough, in the middle of this week, we find out exactly that Today, Trump says we are never going to allow Iran to control the straight. Trump says we want freedom of navigation, we want the straight open. Nobody's going to control it. He said, we'll watch over it, but you're going to have freedom of navigation in the strait. So right there, that is a huge obstacle. That's an impasse. At the same time, Iran comes out today and says, we are never ending the war unless we get reparations. We want all our money unfrozen. Simultaneously, Trump says we are not taking the sanctions away. As a matter of fact, the administration said even if Iran gives up its highly enriched uranium, we're not, we're not going to lift the sanctions. So you've got layers of red lines here, things that are not workable. And by the way, Iran says we're not even giving up the highly enriched uranium. They say that's not on the table. They Trump says you can't give it to Russia and China. You need to give it to us or have it diluted. Iran says that's not even on the table. So where we are right now, I'm not sure exactly what happens in the future. It seems that the only way this is going to get resolved is either the Trump administration is going to have to unequivocally, unambiguously surrender, and that means there is no face savings, victory. There is no tactical victory. We don't get any concessions. It seems like for the past 60 days, we've just been spinning our wheels and we've been hoping and praying that we can bluff our way out of this or that we can create enough economic pressure on Iran that they will change their behavior. We're maybe hoping and praying that we could leverage other countries to help us, like China or NATO or the Gulf countries. And we're just getting no luck on any of these things. We're getting no help from the allies, we're getting no help from China. That whole visit to Beijing was a total flop. It seems that Iran is not sensitive to any of our economic pressure from our blockade. And so if there's a diplomatic resolution, the only thing that we could do is just pack it up, pack it up and just leave. And if that's the case, you leave the Iranian regime intact. They're already rebuilding their drones and missiles. They'll be back to where they were before the war in six months. You leave the highly enriched uranium there, which on a long enough timeline, they will eventually recover, and you give them the straight of Hormuz and they're gonna make money off of that. Once things return to normal, these insurance companies, they're gonna coordinate with the irgc, they're gonna pay the toll, and they're gonna get those ships outta the Persian Gulf. And it is just the biggest, most epic, pivotal mistake in the 21st century. Maybe, maybe superseding the war in Iraq. It might even possibly be more of a mistake than that, maybe more of a blunder. That's option one. Option two is we go back to fighting. But here's the problem with going back to fight. We now have reports from the New York Times and from cnn. And the latest intelligence says that our military operations don't even work. We bombed Iran 15,000 times. We killed their leader, we sank their navy, we eliminated half their military and civilian leadership. And you know what? They still have 75% of their missiles, 90% of their missile storage. They're rebuilding all their drone production facilities already. The best intelligence says that we set back their military industrial complex by six months, maybe a year at the most. And so what this means is that even after having spent as much money as we did two aircraft carriers doing thousands of airstrikes day after day, controlling half of their airspace, we didn't even do a lot of damage. They didn't even have an effect. So I'm not even sure what doing more of that would actually even accomplish. If we couldn't suppress the missile and drone capability in the first go around, I don't know how that's gonna change this time around. And actually it's gonna be worse because again, according to the latest intelligence, it says that Russia has actually helped Iran to map out and to classify all of the US Flight patterns going over Iran. And the reason that Iran was able to shoot down one of our fighter jets and hit an F35 for the first time in combat, it's because their air defenses are far more competent than they were at the start of the conflict. So we are down 9 to 15 US bases. We've spent maybe 30 to $50 billion. We have burned through something like 60% of our interceptor stockpile. Our economy is reeling. The economies of our allies are reeling as well. Their air defenses are more sophisticated, and we have not meaningfully degraded any of their missile and drone capabilities. If anything, the regime is more entrenched and dug in and defiant in than they were before the war started. And so now Trump is saying, well, if they don't make a deal, we're gonna go in again and we're gonna seriously bomb them. What exactly is that going to look like, because what it sounds like to me is we're gonna have less of an impact. There might be more equipment losses, more casualties, and we're just gonna burn through maybe our entire stockpile of missile interceptors. I don't see how that's gonna make anything better. If anything, that's just going to guarantee that we lose the conflict. Now the only thing that we can do that we didn't do the first time is escalate the kind of bombing that we're doing. Like, we can target the civilian infrastructure, we can target their energy. But as we've talked about, even that is not a good option. You bomb Iran's oil fields and gas fields and guess what? They're gonna do the same thing to Saudi Arabia and Qatar and the Emirates. And if you thought you had an energy shock before, now you have a real problem. Inflation is accelerating. In the United States, the data center construction has slowed down considerably. They say that 50% of planned or already in the works AI data centers have been paused because they see that energy cost has doubled. Electricity cost is going out of control. So wait until all the oil in the Persian Gulf is on fire. Wait until all those facilities are taken offline for five to seven years. Then see what happens to your gdp. See what happens to global gdp. See what happens to US GDP when all of these energy intensive and dependent industries grind to a halt. And what's gonna happen to all the debt they've taken on to build all these things? It's a lot of problems. So even the idea that we could escalate is not even a real option. So we're gonna bomb different targets, more targets. It's not gonna degrade them militarily. We can't do anything further to their economy without it being, without it totally backfiring. People talk about a ground operation, hey, good luck. You're going to invade an island that's 8 square kilometers. If we can't get a US destroyer through the Strait of Hormuz without coming under attack by drones and missiles, how are you gonna put US soldiers in some kind of amphibious ship in an island that's 10, 8 square miles? It doesn't work. So I don't even think the military option is even on the table. And if that's not going to happen, then what exactly is the strategy here? It seems like this conflict goes on and on day after day. And still after all this time, there is not even a coherent strategy. The White House, if there is, is not communicating what the strategy is, what the end game Is what is even the strategic objective at this point? And what is interesting is how the administration seems to be preparing us psychologically for a unilateral withdrawal. He said this weekend that we already achieved regime change. He said we killed the Supreme Leader and then a new regime came in and we killed those guys. He said, so we've actually had two regime changes. And he says we've defeated their military and all these other things. But at this point, the White House is not even communicating. If, if we did achieve regime change, if we did defeat their military, then what remains to be done here? What are the actual goals? Is it to get the highly enriched uranium out? Is it to take the straight back? We still don't even know. How are we gonna do those things? We have no idea. And as it stands, even our own military is telling us we have no options. The Pentagon and military intelligence, they're basically out there getting this message out to the public, we have no options. There's not gonna be some huge tactical victory that brings it home for us. Now Trump is bringing up the Abraham Accords. It feels like they're just throwing anything at the wall to see what sticks. So the war is a complete and total disaster. And by the way, who do you have to thank for that? Well, first and foremost, you have Donald Trump. Do not let him off the hook even slightly. You have Donald Trump, who is first and foremost responsible for this because he is the president and the commander in chief. But of course, as we know, the real engine behind it is the state of Israel. And I said this at the top of the show. You have so many other good things this administration could be doing. When you think about it, Trump got elected, among other things, to cut the deficit by $2 trillion per year. He got into office to do an infrastructure bill, rebuild the airports and bridges and highways and all these things. First world infrastructure. He got elected to build a border wall, carry out mass deportations, which is a million illegals per year. He got elected to fight the war on drugs in Mexico and against these narco states. Think about all the things that we could be doing other than this. That's the real heartbreak, because it is a zero sum game in politics, and one man in one cabinet cannot do everything. They need to choose what they're going to focus on and what their major initiatives are going to be. Under Obama, they did Obamacare. Under Obama, they did healthcare. Under Biden, they did an infrastructure bill. Think about this. Think about how much we as Republicans are getting royally fucked when Democrats get in they say, how about we give you free healthcare, how about we forgive your student loans? How about we do an infrastructure law, the Biden infrastructure law. And we're going to give you a tax credit if you buy a solar panel and a tax credit if you buy an electric car. That's what happens when Democrats get elected. Obama's signature legislation. Obamacare, Biden signature legislation. Build back. Better the Biden infrastructure law. We're actually going to build things in America. What happens when Trump gets in office? How about a 10% corporate tax cut and a war with Iran? Are you the beneficiary of the corporate tax cut? Do you own a corporation? I don't think so. You're probably a W2 or maybe a 1099. Are you, are you really jumping for joy that the corporate tax rate is permanently 21 or 23% now? I don't think so. And they say, well, if you cut taxes on corporations, then they can invest more in their employees. They can increase compensation, really? Because wages are totally stagnant. Purchasing power in real terms has gone down because inflation is rising faster than wages. So that's not really working, is it? So Democrats get in. We'll forgive your student loans, we'll take medical debt off your credit report. We'll invest in infrastructure. We're going to give you a big Covid stimulus, we're going to give you free health care. Republicans get elected. How about a corporate tax cut? How about a corporate tax cut and a war with Iran? Great. Awesome. The Golden Age Gold. Are the streets paved with gold yet? Do we live in El Dorado? Oh man, I almost got confused. I went downtown of Chicago and I saw the streets were paved with gold. I said, is this El Dorado or is this Chicago? Truly a golden age. And it could be so much different. Everything they are doing, they could be doing for us. They told us we could not do mass deportations because it would be bad for the economy. And then they made gas prices go up to $6 a gallon. They told us we couldn't do mass deportations because it's gonna be bad for our approval rating. Then they brought us into the least popular war in modern history. It goes on and on like this. They could have done the border wall, they could have done mass deportations. They could have drained the swamp. They could have gotten. They could have finished the job and gotten rid of all these NGOs, all of these State Department funded left wing activist outfits. They could have destroyed antifa. They could have ratcheted up FARA and went after all the billionaires funding the bail funds for blm, they could have went after Mexico, they could have went after Cuba. They could have created a tariff schedule, and the government could have been collecting 200 to $300 billion a year in revenue. I remember when they did the Liberation Day tariffs. That day, it became possible to start a business in America because all of a sudden, there was tons of demand for all the things we're buying from China and Vietnam and Indonesia and Malaysia, until they reversed all of it. Like the next week could have done so much more. But this is what you get. And all of this is to say, look, there's really one answer to all of these problems. There is one answer. There is only one solution, which is the GOP has to be destroyed. There are zero other options. It's a very simple, logical chain. If the Republican Party is a vehicle for political opposition, and it is, you've got the Democrat machine, which is. It's never gonna work. Okay, what is the Democrat constituency? It is all these, like, militant, non white people. They fucking hate white people. It's all these far lefties, LGBTQ feminists, unions, students. I mean, you go on the left and you see this is just not an option, okay? Like, the left is never going to save us. The political left is the enemy. They're doing land acknowledgements. They're doing pronouns and trigger warnings. I mean, that is still very much alive. As much as we joke about ha ha, we're Democrats now. I'm a moderate Democrat. That is still not really on the table. It's just not an option. And the Democrats, just as much as the Republicans are controlled, the Democrats are funded by who? George Soros? The Pritzker family? Reed Hoffman? Michael Bloomberg? You think the right is Jewish? Dude, the left was created by Jewish money. So the left and the Democrats are impenetrable. And actually, they're far worse. Not just in what they do, but even in what they say. So if you recognize the Republican Party is the vehicle of opposition, it is the opposition party. It is the antithesis of the Democrats. And what does it mean as. As a vehicle? It means they have institutions. The Republican Party is on the ballot everywhere. They've got the infrastructure, they've got the personnel. It. It is an all in one package. We also recognize the Republican Party is irredeemably under the control of foreign influence. If you elect the Republican Party as such, you're not gonna get anything good. You're gonna get everything for Israel, Nothing for us, the people that are running the party, The People that are in the party, they are operatives of foreign governments, foreign intelligence, billionaires. You're gonna get big agriculture, you're gonna get the Israel lobby, you're gonna get Wall street, little tech, chamber of commerce. So the Republican Party is not really an option in its current form. And so what you have to realize is the only way for us to achieve power is to take over the G O P as the vehicle of the political opposition and make it reflect the real opposition. But the only way this can be done is if they are weakened. If they are sufficiently weakened, then they can be captured. And the only way to weaken them is if the Democrats punish them. If there's fewer of them, if they have less money, we need to look at them as like a depreciating asset. We are like private equity. We need to come in, we need the Republican Party, we need, we need their stock price to go really, really low so that we can have a hostile takeover. That's how you have to look at it. The Republican Party, if they're winning, is too expensive. If the Republican Party is winning races and they're profitable and they're doing really well, then we're priced out. We can't get in. You can't buy the top. So if the G O P is winning, we have Congress, we have the Senate, we have the White House, we are cutting deals, we're doing patronage, we're, we're doing all this quid pro quo, we can't get in. But if the Republican Party, if their price falls, if they are sabotaged, if they just start fucking losing and they are not winning elections and they're getting subpoenaed and they're getting impeached and they have all these problems, then we can move in and there can be a hostile takeover, then we can buy it all up. Cuz people are gonna start running for the exits. Oh, the Democrats are gonna be the party in power now. All the money is gonna go to the Democrats and the Republicans are gonna be sitting there with their dick in their hands saying, who's gonna vote for us? Who's going to invest in us? This is what happened in 2016. In 2016, the Republicans had not won the popular vote since 2004, had not won a presidential election since 2004. Now they had won the House and they had won the Senate in 10 and 14, but they just did not have, it seemed, a national presence. So it was a question if they could even continue as a national party. And that is what allowed Trump to come in against a failing GOP. And we need to do the same thing in 2028, which is hurt the GOP in 26. And then in 28, you can get in. In 28, you could get our guys in there. I think that's the only way to go about it. Otherwise, you gotta just forget about politics at all. Otherwise you gotta forget about national politics. I don't see any other way. People say, oh, you know, the Democrats are just as bad. I know that the Democrats are actually worse. But the Democrats, institutionally, they. If they but the Republicans out, then they will start to suck up the money. They will actually be a magnet for capture the billionaires, the interests, the people that want the power. They will be buying the Democrats and the Republicans will be an undervalued asset. That's when we can go in and make the play. So if you're not happy about the war in Iran, you're not happy about Thomas Massey, and by the way, Thomas Massie proves this is the only way to go. Thomas Massey was an incumbent and the Israel lobby just dumped $20 million on him and he lost. So you're just, you're not gonna win these battles th this like, you know, we're gonna do it by running primaries on the inside in every state, and it just doesn't work that way. That's not gonna work. Sorry, that's not gonna work. You know, all these primary candidates, I don't think any of them are even gonna win in Ohio, in Kentucky, wherever. They're not, they're not winning. What can happen is the Democrat can win a solid Republican's race, and then you don't have Republican in there, and it sends the message, Republicans are losers. That's when we can have an opportunity. That's when you make your hostile takeover. Not when they're riding high, not when you're fighting Trump. We need Trump out of the picture. And by that I mean when he is leaving office, when he is sunsetting, when he is on his way out, that is going to present the opportunity. And if Republicans take a lot of losses, if they take a big hit, and if they are degraded, then an outsider can come in and revitalize the brand. They can recapitulate the brand in a new and exciting way. That's what has to happen. People don't like to hear that, but that is how you play to win. So this is why I'm on that so, so forcefully. And mark my words, it's gonna work. It's gonna work. It's gonna work. It's Gonna work. The Democrats are gonna get into the House, they are gonna motherfuck the G O P. And I can't wait to see it, even just for personal reasons. I can't wait to see Democrats win. I can't wait to see Trump impeached. Because Trump betrayed us. You betrayed us. You suck. You broke every promise. You betrayed the revolution. Now you deserve to be hurt by the opposition. So just purely for personal reasons, it's gonna feel good to see that. But also for ruthless political reasons, this is what is going to create an opening for the dark horse. Now, the dark horse is not. People say it's fishback. Look, I like Fishback, but he's running for governor in Florida. There are other dark horses you have not met yet. And we'll see them perhaps in 2027. But first, we need to create the space. Trump permeates everything. Trump permeates everything. There is no escaping it. There's no overriding it. First, we need to create an opening. We need to create a space for creation to fill. Trump needs to be weakened. He must contract so that something else can get in. And that means he needs to lose. He needs to be delivered a decisive blow. He needs to be impeached. He needs to be investigated. Everybody around him needs to be hurt by proximity to him. You. You understand this. Otherwise, if Trump comes in very strong in 28, then Vance is gonna consolidate. Really, that's the operative word, is consolidation. You gotta think how this is gonna play out in 27. The Republican primary starts. If just Vance or just Rubio goes out, they're gonna consolidate 80% of the vote. There's not even gonna be a primary, and it's gonna be a done deal. If Trump's brand is strong, that is how it's gonna be. But if Trump is very weak, if Trump is weaker than ever, even, you know, significantly weaker than he is now, if Trump is extraordinarily weak next year, then maybe Vance and Rubio both run and they split the vote between each other. Maybe a bunch of people run because they sense there's an opportunity. But you don't have that same consolidation. You don't have the same effect where one guy is gonna get all of the votes, making a true primary impossible. That that is the biggest threat. So this is what needs to happen. Okay? But that's that. We're gonna move on. We're gonna take a look at our super chats. We'll see what you guys have to say. We're not gonna cover the Gene Carol thing. I just don't really care about that at all. So we're just gonna take a look at the super chats. We'll see what you guys have to say. Clavicular28. Hey, never say never. I don't know, though. He might. We might see Clavicular on APAC tracker at this point. You're gonna see, like, one of those APAC tracker graphics, and it'll be Clavicular. How much did that club cost? I'm not throwing shade. I like him. It's just funny. So not. Unfortunately, no. Could you imagine if Clavicular ran for president? That would actually be kind of viral. That would actually be cool. But he had to go with the Israeli gangsters. It sucks, but it is what it is. I'll be in Miami soon. Maybe I'll pull up. Can I pull up? Will they let me in? I'm banned from every other club. Can I go to. What is it called? Bakara? Baccarat? What is it? Can I pull up? Can we play the song? Just like old times, yo, Clavicular. It's me. It's me, Nick. Remember me? Joe? Let's play the song again. I'll be, like, banging on the door. Clap. Yo, tell him I'm cool. He sends out, like. He sends out five security guards. They all have yarmulkes on. Clavicular sitting in the back of Baccara with the girls. He's like. He pulls over. Joe the boxer, yo, Clavicular Doe. Tell him I'm cool. Tell him. Tell them we're friends. I'm cool, right? Let me party. I want to go to the club again. He sends out. There's, like 16 IDF soldiers. Kind of sad, right? Kind of depressing. They literally pick me up and throw me out because I'm 125 pounds. They hoist me up over their head. 16 IDF soldiers and throw me out of the club. Clap. I thought we were friends. You changed. You switched up, man. You switched up. I gotta go back to. What was that club we went to? I don't even remember the name of it. Everybody switching up now. Clav is still cool, but he won't let me party. I just wanna party. Just like old times. Yeah, I. That sucks. I'm going back to Miami, and I'm not gonna be able to hit up the club. What is that? I wanna go back to the club, but I wanna go back to the. I wanna party. I drink now. I wanna drink at the club. I wanna make love in the club. No, I'm kidding. My clubbing days are Over. I was involuntarily retired by the Jews. When I die and go to heaven, I'll be like, why did you think. Why did you let them think I was so anti Semitic? And God will say that was your camouflage. I was protecting you. He was protecting me from the club. Why did you let them ban me from all the clubs? Why did you let them ban me from Instagram? That was your camouflage. I was protecting you. Anyway, I'm too old for the club.
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Street sent 25 hours. Just rewatched attack of the Clones. You are literally Chancellor Palpatine at the end. The groiper wars have begun.
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Yeah, yeah, very true.
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Think so. What do I do about him? Yeah, I think you're right. I just gotta get him cleaned up. I don't know where to go, though. My fear is that if I get my eyebrows done, they're gonna look gay. You know, like if they're too. If they look too, like, manicured or whatever, that it's just gonna look gay. So, I don't know. Hug me up.
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I have no enchanting effect on anybody. Okay. Everybody just hates me and wishes I would just go die at the. That's how it feel lately. It just feels like complete indifference. There's no there. No one is enchanted and no one is. There is no enchanting effect that I can tell you. Enchanted. No enchantments, bro. So I'm a. I'm a fucking wood pickaxe.
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So a guy sent $20. No one's saying candy ass. Owen's getting married. The boys can't wait much longer.
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Ah, she's married, dude. They're all married.
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It's like that movie percent $50. About to turn 21. Started a digital ad agency doing $20k slash month. Got confirmed into the church and I'm four semesters from my finance and pulling side of it. Yo, your advice helped a lot. Thank you, Nick.
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Look, see? People do it every day. God bless you, man. I love that. I fucking love winners. And I love that bro is 20 years old doing 20 grand a month. And what are you doing? And what are you doing? Nothing. What are you doing? People do it every day. They do it every day. This groiper is making, this 13 year old griper is making $50,000 on an AI rap and basically you are a fucking loser. So I love to hear it, man. God bless. Good for you, man. Catholic, educated, money. Love it, love it, love it. Stay locked in. Stay locked in.
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Is he being contrarian? I don't know. I don't know what the big problem is with, you know, people are all over fishback all of a sudden. It just seems like concern trolling. I just don't really see people are like bitching and whining about it. It's like we have a candidate who's getting buzz and getting excitement, pushing the groiper message and people are getting weird about it. It's. It's kind of it. There seems like something's going on there. I don't know what that is exactly, but you know, I would have gotten behind these other candidates but they just didn't have the same. There wasn't energy fishback. What I like about him is he's putting in the hard work. He's doing three, four campaign events every day. He's viral on social media, they got a great digital team. He's an articulate spokesman about the issues. And I think it's an uphill battle. Like obviously Byron Donalds has tons of endorsements and tons of money, but I think they're running a really interesting campaign and I just like to see that there's somebody out there pushing a similar message. I, I like it as a blueprint, I like it as a pre figurement and I think, you know what, when they do that debate in July it'll be very interesting to see what comes of that. So if there were more candidates like that, I'd throw my support behind all of them. But the problem is so many of these candidates, they're just, they just suck. They don't do events, they're lazy, they're not good speakers, they're not that smart. So I like what I see from him and I, you know, I think that's, it's just interesting. Let's just see where it goes. But people are like concern trolling now.
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What does that mean? I have plenty of fans in the uk, but happy birthday. Hope it's a good one. We love the uk. We love the. We love the British growing.
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You know, if you have one, that's like, name one thing.
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What? 6 million countries? Thank you for the big super chat. 50. You don't even know how many. What 15 or so countries.
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Yo. Thank you for the massive Super Chat 07s for Radagon. Thank you so much, man. Very true. The Voids are just like, I don't know what happened, but the Voids are just printing the money. Thank you for the unbelievably huge super chat. Thank you for the support. God bless. Seriously, thank you, man. 07's in the chat for the ghost.
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About heritage. I don't know what you mean specifically, bro.
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Enmo sent $20. I have sympathy for danger Sluts. Hubs. Your groiper wedding is celebrated on a. After this first year is the hardest, they say lol.
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Your griper wedding is celebrated on AF to the. Oh, right, right. Well, look, they started it. They wanted to get. They wanted to be shitty about it. I was nice. I knew about the threesome. I knew about all that stuff. And I was trying to be nice. I knew she was a hoe. And they're sending in super chats about the marriage. And I was like, well, you know, it's great. It's totally great. I would see. This is what an. Do you see what a nice guy I am? The. She's a total ho. I knew that. You think I don't know these things? I know everything. I know everything that goes on. So this hoe has her griper wedding and people are sending in super chats saying, oh, how about the groiper wedding? That was cringe. And I'm like, well, no, it's okay. Like, she's part of the community, whatever. I was literally as nice as I could possibly be. Knowing about the threesome and that she's a hoe. And then they dis me. But see, people don't even realize how kind I am. That's called integrity. It's all those little things you do that people never see or acknowledge. It's all those little things that people take for granted. You don't know you have it until you don't. Until you treat me like fucking trash. So, yeah, I knew she. I knew about the threesome, and I knew she was a hoe, and I knew about all of it. And I still was nothing but nice. I wouldn't go on her show. I'm not gonna promote her, but I was nothing but nice. And then she goes in the New York Times and says, maybe America first is gonna succeed without Nick. Well, maybe you can take your fucking cuck and shut the fuck up forever. What do you think about that? Maybe you could take your bullshit conference and your fucking cuck husband and your sugar daddy and you can go and fuck off and have audio problems for the rest of your life. Dumb. So, yeah, I was nothing but nice. And this is how I get treated.
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Keith over Chrome, huh? I saw their little feud on Twitter. Look, Keith is my boy, okay? That's my best friend. That's my best friend in the whole world. That's my bro, Keith Woods. That's my. That is the homie. That is my day one. So we love Keith. And I definitely agree with him. Look, I like Chrome. We're gonna have our call me by your name summer this summer. We're in total agreement on that. We're fully sending that one up. Little call me by your name Summer. So, look, I like Chrome and I like. I like some of his content. But yeah, like, I agree with Keith and he's pushing the Democrat thing a little too far. He says, no, we have to just be unironic Democrats. It's like, bro, the Democrats are not who you think they are. It's not gonna go the way you think it's gonna go. The Democrats are actually evil. So. And look, I get it. It blew wave, it's funny, all that kind of stuff. But look, the Democrats get in. Your boy is going to jail. I hope you know that. You Democrats get in, we are getting like, murder to death. We are getting. We are getting murder raped to death. If the Democrats become the president. So, yeah, so I disagree with him about that. But that doesn't mean we can't have a. Call me by your name, Summer. That doesn't mean we're not all in on that. That doesn't mean we're not sending that up. We're not fully sending that one out there. But yeah, I'm gonna have to side with Keith on that one coming back to theaters, too, so we have that
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Yeah, that doesn't really make a lot
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of sense, but okay, I know you're not a fed, but I always see people scream this, yet no decent argument. Do they truly believe it? If so, why?
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You're asking me why they believe it? Ask them. I don't know. I don't really feel like going through that again.
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Thank you for the big super chat. Appreciate it.
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I don't know that one. What's. What is that theme song? I don't know that.
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I don't need a Chipotle. It's all slop.
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I did collab with him, I think a year ago. Two years ago. But, yeah, I like him a lot.
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Big Roy Perfish, 20. First thing, when we come to power, banning fat people from motorcycles. Shit is gay to begin with. Fats make it worse. Tubby Hobgoblin 13cent. 50. Are you pretty much at your goal weight or do you want to get lower? Congratulations, by the way. I, too, have lost a tremendous amount of weight in my life, and I know it's a great feeling.
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I don't really have a goal weight. I didn't really set out. I just said, like, I want to get as skinny as possible. So I think I'm going to stop, like, right around here. I think I'm going to stop right around, like, 125. And then I might put on a little muscle.
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No, no, dude, that's not you. That's not the ticket. Thank you for the big super. I love when people are just like, just shut up. Just shut up. Please. Just shut up. Thank you for the big super chat, but no, dude, no. Like, Bannon is not our guy. Okay? Where even is he? I feel like. Does he even do a show anymore? I thought we were gonna be bros, and then I just never heard from him, so. But no, I don't think so. He. He brought on Josh Hammer and said, oh, you're amazing. It's like, hang on. Steve Bannon brought on Josh Hammer and was like, you know, Josh Hammer, you're amazing. I love your book, brother. What are we doing? What are we doing? What are we doing? Everyone in here is in trouble right now. So I don't know about all that. I don't know about that. I'm glad that he's against Vance, but I don't like all that. That part. That part. That part was not good.
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Oh, your IRL friends. Hey. Well, that's awesome. God bless, buddy. Yes, I love to hear that. Prayers up. Prayers up for all our. For all our groips.
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Oh, Paxton for sure.
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No, no, no. No violence. You know me. No violence. No, I want to make that clear. Look, we just want Sneako to know we're not happy. I don't want him to be hurt or anything like that. I still care for his well being, even though, you know, he doesn't. You know, he thinks I should just go and die or whatever, but. But no but we just want him to know that we're not happy.
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Young Pablo978 set 110 years since we lost a real ass RIP Harambe. We're doing this gorilla emoji.
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Thank you for the big super chat. Appreciate it.
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WNC Grill 20. I asked Sneak GBT what to do if someone disavows my friend. And it's said to rise above and bend over on a rug like a brown clown. Black sun block sent $20. I am petition netherrealm. Studios on their next Mortal Kombat game to put a exclusive fatality scene for Sneako. Finish him, then he gets a race punch explosion. Anyways, thanks, Nick.
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Come on now. We can't be joking about that. Not good. Not cool.
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That just like gave me the ick. That. That super chat smelled like cigarettes. That super chat smelled like dried beer and cigarettes. You sound like one of my dad's friends. You sound like my dad would be like, yeah, this is my friend. Hey, you gotta go on the Whatever. We love this podcast. Yeah, I don't know, but you sound like old. Am I making myself clear? You sound like an old fart. Sound like an old fart. You sound like you smell like cigarettes and dried beer. On a bar table. On a high top bar table.
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Oh, six, seven. Thank you for the huge super chat. Dude, remember six, seven. Oh man, make it six seven again. Can we just make it? Remember when that was going on? I remember on like a Labor Day, we were out on the lake and there were like these like little kids on a dock and we're just like six, seven. It's just like everybody was. Do everybody, young and old. Everybody was doing it. Remember that? Thank you for the huge super chat. I really appreciate it. God bless. Diversity stole my bike. Is this guy like Saudi? This guy's a Saudi, bro. This guy moves like the sound. This guy's like Tucker's friend. Thank you for the massive super chat. I really appreciate it, man.
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What is that a threat? You threatening me?
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Diet Coke. Diet Coke for sure. Coke Zero tastes like shit. Diet Coke actually tastes good.
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Yeah, the guy who's like has the FBI up his ass for 30 years with triple citizenship. Yeah, he's clean. And the Chinese, the resident of China, he's cool. It's the 27 year old live streamer who's been through fucking everything. Yeah, I love it. I love it.
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Lego. Okay? Grow up, bro. Grow up.
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Roy per. Explorer sent 20. You brought up Epcot yesterday. Great example. Why? Culture identity is essential. We crave distinct nations. See you in Mexico.
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What is this take diabolical take. Bro said this is the. The real diversity is so important. Dude, shut up. If the whole world could be white, that would be. That would be better. Don't give me this nonsense. Like the real diversity is nationalism for everybody. It's like, dude, the real victory condition is whites control everything. The fuck are you talking about? You know what EPCOT is? It's run by white people. EPCOT is the real model. What are you talking about? It's like a simulacrum. Because what is Epcot? It is like a. It's a white intentional community where white people are making all the different recipes. They're larping. They're larping. Real, Real Mexicans do not make epcot. Real Mexicans make like a cartel run country and so on and so forth with the rest of them. No, the world is not. Oh, the real diversity is like Epcot. No, dude, that was like when everything was a colony. Epcot is like the world when every part of the planet was a European colony. That's just like some wholesome Chungus Keith woods ass. Nationalism for all nations. I respect the sovereignty of all nations. Well, I don't. I don't. Nationalism. Your country is called Central African Republic. Your demonym is a. Is a direction. Your demonym is a direction. Hi, I'm a Centralese. The rich Centralese culture. You're in proximity to other artificial borders. Nationalism for all nations. Give me a break. How about civilization at the tip of a spear for everybody. Civilization brought to you at the tip of a sword for every indigenous tribe. And you can polish the diamonds. Somebody has to mind the nickel, dumbass. Somebody has to mine the fucking cobalt for the smartphones. So nationalism for all nations. No, you don't understand. The Congolese people have a right to all the cobalt. We have to negotiate with them. Here's an idea. Here's an idea. Let's fly down in our mech suits from our fucking spaceship and let's hold them at the point of a plasma rifle and take all their stuff and they'll be grateful. How about the white people come down in our flying saucers with our plasma rifles and our mech suits and we just take everything and we'll build them housing. We'll build, we'll, we'll build them stuff. Yes. And we will build them stuff as we did, as we always do. Look at the architecture in South Africa, you know, and we will build them things, but, you know, but we will be the boss. But the aliens will be in charge, okay? The Aryans from Atlantis will be in charge.
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I honestly could not care less.
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That's one of those things that's just like. It doesn't mean anything to me. That was born after Michael Jackson was the thing people are, you know, I, I don't like Michael Jackson that much. So some people are big Michael Jackson guys. I'm not one of them.
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What is even that, bro? You. You dropped out of college and you're unemployed. You sound like a loser. Here's your step one, get back in college. Why did you drop out of college? Step one, go back to college and beg for your seat back. Step one, go back to college. Why would you drop out with no job? The only reason you should drop out of college is if it's like bankrupting you or you have something better lined up. I'm unemployed. I dropped out of college. How could I make money now? You're cooked, bro. You're cooked. The rig is calling. Go work on an oil rig. Oh. Oh. I dropped out of college and now I'm unemployed. Uh, where should I get a job? How about an oil rig? How about a fucking oil rig? Taco Bell. That's my recommendation. I'll see you with Taco Bell.
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50 Roy percent $50. Anicus, Perry and Parton for fine chive. Yeah, okay, so Floridian said $20. Nick, you should consider going to a fishback rally. Just one to one tonight and it was amazing. Tangerine emoji, fire emoji.
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I pro. I don't think he needs that photo op but I encourage people to check him out.
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That shit is just so like not funny.
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America first I don't know what that is. I'm not watching Fox news.
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Smudge on sent $20 your Iran coverage is my favorite part of show. It's interesting and you explain it to the layman skillfully and very naturally.
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W Nick hey thank you man. Appreciate it. Thank you very much.
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I don't know. I'm not a finance guy.
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I apologize in advance for this chat, but I dropped $300 on merch back in March that still hasn't shipped and I can't get support to email me back. Sorry again.
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Send a support ticket. Send a support ticket. Okay, enough with this weed man.
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I know.
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Dave Smith are all I can consume without my bullshit radar going off.
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Right? Yes, I agree with that. Yeah, you know, look, I like Tim Pool, but my show is just better.
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Thanks. Yeah Omid Malik. He's very. He's Persian I believe. Persian. The one of the names of his company is the name of this symbol the Persian monarchy of the Shah. I believe he's Qatari. A lot of Persian exiles went over to Qatar.
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Oh it's this person saluting face emoji. Sent $20. Nick Man, I ordered the quarter zip and realized I can't be a fat pig while rocking it head to order a medium for when I'm lean. Okay well YV 2028 sent $333. Thank you for making me laugh and keeping me informed. Heart with ribbon emoji. I saw a clip from Yay 24 Days Ye was equating capitalism with Jewish economics. Both contrasted with patriotism. What are your thoughts?
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Thank you for the huge super chat. I appreciate it on on that. I mean I don't know man, you guys are just kind of hurting me with this. Capitalism is Jewish economics. Thoughts? Thoughts on. You've said nothing you fucking idiot. Like I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I appreciate the big super chat. Thank you for all the support but it's like you're not fucking saying anything. Thoughts on what? This non statement. What is Jewish economics? What does that mean, you fucking idiot. He was equating capitalism. I. I don't know what clip you're talking about and I don't even know what that means. Contrasted with patriotism. That doesn't mean anything. I don't have any thoughts on that because none of that means anything. You haven't said anything. That's a bunch of nonsense that means nothing. So I have no thought. I can't. I can't create your thoughts for you. You're not saying anything. Thoughts on what? You've said nothing. Oh, he equated capitalism with Jewish economics contrasted with patriotism. The thoughts that doesn't mean anything. Those are my thoughts. I have no thoughts on that cuz it means nothing. But I appreciate the big super chat. I'm glad you like the show. I don't know what you mean by that.
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Yeah, he was. He was pilling me on Turkey and the Bosphorus Straight among other things. Very pill. Very helpful too. Very helpful. My Pakistani goat helping me out of a jam. Helping me out of a little bit of a jam. So we appreciate him. W. Fixer. Dude, we love Pakistan. We are loyal to Pakistan over India. I used to think Pakistan sucked, but then I realized they have nuclear bombs pointed at India and Israel. And then I realized they're awesome. That's why they want us to hate them.
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Yo, River Forest groiper. And if you see me out in Wicker Park, I'm a talkative guy. If you if you see me out in River Forest, I might say hi. If you see me in Wicker Park, I'm a talkative guy. What's going on? The goat straight from River Forest. Hey, that's a stone's throw away from where I currently am. Berwyn, Illinois what up? Go. Good to hear from you, buddy. Truly neighborhood bros.
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Hey, thank you for the big super chat. I appreciate it. Thank you for the support as well. I need all the help I can get here. We need the reinforcements.
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You think?
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That's just totally missing the point right now. The difference is that Ken Paxton is not an anti Israel ideologue. Dumbass. Talk about context. Denial. Thomas Massie was the number one Israel critical Republican in Congress, and that's why AAPAC poured in $20 million. So to compare that to Cornyn and Ken Paxton, it's just not even the same thing. Ken Paxton is not an anti APAC ideologue. So the comparison doesn't make any sense.
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Yeah, we like Michael Lionheart and The swamp sent $100. They all stand under you because they don't understand you. Meaning that if they don't understand what you say, they're beneath you and you are better than them. It's a Lil Wayne verse.
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A
I like that. Thank you for the big super chat.
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06020 okay, that's our last super chat. That's gonna do it for me tonight. Sluke sent 25. Growiper mom here again. Trump is just trying to get his base back from the grow wipers. They can't ever.
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He really isn't though. He's not really trying. He doesn't really care that much.
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20. Thanks for my America first shirt. Been rocking it daily. The boomers love it.
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Nice. Okay, that's our last super chat. That's gonna do it for me tonight. Remember to smash the follow button. Smash the like button. Leave a comment. I'm on the air Monday through Friday. As always, thank you to our top super chatters. Huge thank you to Radagon. Diversity stole my bike and mark thanks to we love Yay Soul Rosenberg, Texas Red Groiper in the swamp Thomas Cruz Herman German CD Capital Young Pablo and Observer Groiper thanks to them. Thanks to all our super chatters. Everybody that watches, we love you. I'll see you tomorrow. Until then, have a great rest of your evening. Americanism, not globalism will be our credo it's going to be only America first America first the American, American people will come first Once again. With respect, the respect that we deserve. From this day forward it's going to be only America first America first.