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Good evening, everybody. You are WATCHING America first. My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. We got a great show for you tonight. Very excited to be back tonight. We got a great show, lots to get into, lots to talk about. It's already been a long day of content. I did a major appearance this morning on Steven Crowder. It's been a long day, you guys. I don't know how you wagies do it. I don't understand. I could never begin to understand. I did an appearance on Steven Crowder this morning. They wanted me to come in at 10am 10am I think I finished the show last night at like 2. That's like no time to get ready. That's like no time to fall asleep or play Fortnite or get dressed or anything. So it's already been a long day of content. We'll talk a little bit about the Steven Crowder thing, but we got a big show, not a lot of news to get into, not a lot to talk about. It's been sort of a slow day. Our featured story, we're gonna talk all about the war in Iran and there's some important developments. A big development as we finally got an Iranian response to the US Proposal to end the conflict. We've been waiting for this response for about a week and a half. It finally arrived on Sunday and Trump has rejected IR Iran's response. We gave them a proposal, they responded and there are some things for them which are non negotiable that we can ever agree to. And so as of Sunday, Trump has rejected their counter proposal and Iran seems adamant they're sticking to their guns. What was contained in it is they demand a complete end to the war on all fronts. They want reparations, they want sanctions relief, they want an end to the US Blockade and they wanna control the Strait of Hormuz in perpetuity. They want a new legal, formal mechanism where they will control the straight and they will be able to charge a toll. For them, this is non negotiable. And as of today, they are saying they will not reengage with the United States for a second round of diplomacy unless those conditions are met. So for them, it's a non starter if we don't agree to those. And the United States will never agree. So it looks like all signs are pointing toward a resumption of hostilities. I've been saying it for a long time and we don't talk about Iran as much as we used to. Ever since I returned last week, we just haven't covered it too much. But for as long as I have been talking about it, I've said that's inevitably where this is gonna go. And it's difficult to forecast exactly which day in which week and exactly how long it's going to take. But the two positions are irreconcilable, intractable. And so the way this will be resolved is through military conflict. It's not over yet. The other big development in the war is a big piece from the New York Times today. Get a load of this. It says that Iran maintains access to 30 out of 33 of their missile launch platforms along the Strait of Hormuz. Not only that, they maintain at least 70 to 75% of their pre war stockpile of ballistic and cruise missiles. They maintain access to 90% of their missile storage facilities. And in other words, we have not degraded their missile capability at all in any meaningful way. And if you recall conversations from the beginning of the year and shortly before the war started, that was actually the primary strategic objective in this conflict. That is, you could argue, their other strategic capability aside from their nuclear program. It is their massive stockpile of ballistic missiles. So ostensibly, Netanyahu came to the White House at the end of December in 2025 to persuade Trump to resume the war in order to eliminate or substantially degrade their ability to launch missiles. That's why we did it. And despite dropping or rather launching 15,000 airstrikes against Iran in the span of five or six weeks, we have really done zero damage on the other side of all that fighting. We have not put a dent in their missile stockpile. We haven't touched their missile launch platforms at all missile storage. And what that means is that they will continue to be able to shut down the Strait of Hormuz. The missiles are what give them their check. That's how they're able to attack the Gulf. That's how they're able to shut down the straight. So here we are, all these months, weeks into the war, we wanna get out. Oil prices are starting to spiral outta control. And yet it seems that even if we go back into the war, it's almost like we're back to square one. It's almost like we're starting fresh all over again. And the difference is our stockpile of missile interceptors has been degraded, our bases have been destroyed, our economy is, has been reeling. Inflation has ticked up at the fastest rate since 2023. So Iran is doing fine. They seem to be okay. They're locked in and they have their missiles. They're ready for round two. Even if we tried to go back in, we'd be starting from scratch. And if anything, we are far worse off after these two, two and a half months of fighting. So we'll talk about all that. We'll get into the war. We're also gonna talk about another pretty hilarious development that now I wouldn't even be talking about it, but there's nothing else going on in the news. So yesterday, some people said, we don't wanna hear any more about this drama. And I agree with you. I don't wanna talk more about drama. But it's a nice little epilogue. So last night I went off on Dan Bilzerian, who last week accused me of being a fed and insufficiently anti Semitic, among other things. Come to find out, and guys, the Groiper curse is just too powerful now. Sometimes I scare myself. I'm so terrible, sometimes I even scare myself. The Groiper curse is out of control. He attacks me on a Thursday and within 4,5 days he is down 15% on Poly Market and Cal in his odds to win his primary election. His first campaign event, which he flew out to attend yesterday. The event was supposed to happen today. It was canceled last night. And we had people call the venue. They said Bill Zarian gave no reason. And then here's the best part. Here's just the cherry on top. Here's the icing. Today, Dan Bilzerian admitted to being 12% Jewish. Dan Bilzerian is a Jew. He admits that. He is literally a Jew. So the guy whose entire brand, his entire political program, his whole ideology, the only thing that he knows how to say is that he doesn't like Jews. He don't like Jews, he don't like Israel. That's his whole timeline, his whole Twitter timeline. His whole Persona is going into people's replies and saying, it's the fucking Jews. It's the fucking Jews. He's Jewish. He's been Jewish the whole time. He's been lying about it. You didn't wanna mention that? So think about the fork. We talked about this last night. There's a fork in the road between America first and the low IQ anti Semites. He has riled up all the on the basis that the Groipers are not obsessed with Jews enough, they not anti Jewish enough, et cetera. At no point in time did he want to tell the that follow him. He's 12% Jewish this entire time. Not relevant information. You know, there's a word for that. It's called a lie by omission. That's called a lie. By omission. If for two years you create a following, saying, our number one overriding objective is confronting all Jews. It's all of them. It's the fucking Jews. And you're Jewish. You know, that's kind of a problem. That might be a bit of a problem. So to all of his fans. Get the apology forms. Print your apology forms. Would you like a pen? Excuse me, sir, Would you like a pen for your apology form? I. I'm fucking waiting, okay? For all the people that said, oh, this Nick Fuentes, he's a fed. I don't trust him. Dude, Dan was lying about being a Jew the whole time. That's crazy. And then for Dan. I don't think I need to talk to you anymore. You are Jewish. I have one thing to say to you. Shut up. You are Jewish. You're Jewish, bro. So we don't really want to hear from you anyway. So we'll talk a little bit about that. We'll just go over it. I think it's so. How perfect is that? I woke up today and I'm like, this is just gonna keep me going a little bit longer. You know, this is. We're fighting every day to stay in it. It's been a tough year. But it's like, this is. This is gonna get me through the week. I think pretty delicious. So anyway, so we'll get into it. How. How poetic is that? How beautiful. And it's like, Dan, totally avoidable. Could have been avoided. You could have went on with this big charade that you're taking on Randy. Fine. It would have been. It would have been good. We had a good thing, you stupid bastard. But you and your pride. I mean, seriously, it's literally. It's poetic. It's poetic justice. So it's a groiper curse. So we'll talk all about that. It's gonna be a 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 you think about the show. Remember to check out our merch store at Fuentes Store. Check out our spring and summer collection. A lot of cool stuff. You wanna support the show, subscribe at america first dot plus 15 bucks a month to get access to the archive every episode of the show. Hunter. Hundred bucks a month, you get to be in the group chat with me. I dropped like 45 minutes of bonus content in the group chat last night. So I did the show. I went in the group chat, and then I literally did like, another show just for the group chat, like I said, I think it was 30, 40 minutes of bonus content. So check it out. I also did a big collaboration this morning with Steven Crowder. It's just, it's a lot of content guys. It's a lot of hard work. I had to wake up at the crack of dawn. I was up at 10am and late and I got to the studio at 10:30am to do the show and we had a vigorous debate about voting Democrat. And it was an interesting debate. I thought it was great. It was a long stream. That was a long stream was about two and a half, three hours. And I think it's on my channel. It's definitely on his channel if you missed it. And we got into all of it, I mean we opened up the debate. And I like Steven because I think he steel mans the Republican position. Like he does a good job of defending it. And I think he's an honest guy. Like I, I don't think there's any pretense. I don't feel like he's being evasive. I feel like what he says is what he believes. So he's a good faith interlocutor. Quality discussion. And I like the iron. Sharpen sharpens iron. I like when two people can just go at it. Pause. I like when two people can just. When two people can just debate it out and everybody's better off cuz we get to hear the best ideas. Here's what I will say though. And I think this is funny. So I'm doing this debate with Stephen Crowder and I'm telling him, I'm like, Steven, there's no mass deportations. We're in a war with Iran. They didn't release the Epstein files. They want a one and a half trillion dollar budget for the military. And this administration's a complete disaster. We gotta try something else. We gotta burn it all down. And we just have to create the opening, the possibility that we could get something fresh, an outsider, something that isn't a part of this corrupt failing regime. And it's literally every issue. It's all of these plan trust or talking points. And I don't say that in a disparaging way. I hope he doesn't take that the wrong way. But it's, it really is. Every one of those things that you've heard from the Trump administration, from the pro Trump influencers on Iran. Well, Trump always said we were going to war with Iran. And he said no forever wars. And, and it's like, do you really believe people voted for A regime change, war in Iran. They wanna say, yeah, but Trump has been talking about Iran can't have a nuke since the 80s. It's like, I think if he were up front in 24, that we were going to war with Iran for regime change, that would have changed the equation a little bit. But so you get that one and then you get the net negative migration and you get all this kind of stuff and you just go then on the other side. So with Republicans, everything's terrific. Everything is awesome. Everything's exceptional. Well, he always said we were going to war and we are getting the deportations. Actually. It's all great. And then the other thing that they do on the opposite side, it's the inversion is they say if the Democrats get in, they're gonna make Puerto Rico a state. They're gonna pack the courts, they're gonna make DC Estate, they're gonna import infinity illegals. So we have to vote Republican every time. And it's just so tiresome. So tiresome. I don't know. I guess this is what it's like for you guys when people super chat and they say, I'm trying to red pill my boomer dad, I'm trying to red pill my coworkers or whatever. Do you even know what it's like out there? It's so bad. It's so hard. That and stuff like that is more black pilling than anything because the people do not have a political consciousness. Like, this is where we have to sound a little Marxist. Oh, my gosh. But it's like the masses just lack consciousness. They need to be awakened because you have all these, like, it's sad. You have all these white conservatives, white male conservatives. Crowder says Islam's the problem. They declared a fatwa against me. The Democrats and the Marxists are trying to kill us. It's like, I agree with a lot of this stuff. But then they say like, we, the solution is voting Republican. It's incremental. They're trying their best. If they don't succeed, it's cuz Democrats are shutting them down. We have to win or else the Democrats are gonna stick it to us. And you're like, wow, we are doomed. Like, we are doomed to do this forever. And we're never gonna win the argument. We're never gonna wake them up. That's just how it is. So it was a little bit black pilling. It was a little bit black pilling difficult. And especially even then, the super chats and the live stream, the obviously Crowder's Audience is gonna be pro Crowder and like they agree with him on supporting Trump and Republicans. But you see that and you go, there is no hope for the goyim. The goyim are cooked. Maybe Richard Hanania was right. It's like, this is how I stop worrying and learn to love our Jewish supremacist oligarchy. Because. And don't take that out of context. I'm saying that that's hyperbolic. I'm being. That's hyperbolic. But you see stuff like that and you say the goyim are cooked. The goyim are not. People like we, we don't have a chance. We do not have a chance. You guys, we're trying to explain like how raped, how raped are Trump supporters and boomers. You voted for mass deportations. You voted for no new wars. Golden age Epstein files. We don't get any of it at all. They shut it down so fast. They said we need to quick cut the corporate tax rate and cut Medicaid by $900 billion so that we can get 200 billion for mass deportations. Uh, well, we haven't gotten them yet, cuz we need to hire the ICE agents. Oh, now we have to shut it down cuz some lesbian died and some like male nurse got shot in the face. Oh, but we could do a war with Iran, no problem. The mass deportations, that's too unpopular. It's gonna happen eventually. They're coming eventually. Uh, you know, but war in Iran, that's imperative. I don't care how high the gas prices get. I don't care how low my favorability gets. War with Iran is absolutely the most important thing ever. And I always said that. And they cheer and they cheer and they love what they're getting. They love the abuse. They love, they love it. What are we, what do we do with this? What are we supposed to do with this? You know, and then I, and then I'm the asshole. Cause then I say we gotta vote Democrat. Cause fuck these people. And then people go, you're a left wing tranny. They make AI edits of me in like crop top and short shorts. And it's, they're like, you're just some Democrat. It's like, dude, it's. How could it get worse than this? But anyway, so very frustrating morning on Steven Crowder. Very. I don't know if you could tell, but I was just beside myself doing this debate, just having to contend with this. We always wanted war with Iran. No, we are getting mass deportations. Uh, you know, well, W We built some feet of border wall. Dozens of feet of border wall, Bro, it's 2,000 miles. The border is 2,000 miles. Bro said, well, we made, we. We build a few dozen feet of border wall. I'm like, oh my gosh, bro, there should have been a border wall like yesterday. But that's politics anyway, so that's that. So if you want to watch that debate, it was an interesting exchange, even though it was a bit frustrating. Check it out. Like I said, I think we uploaded that on this channel, but it's also on his channel. I do want to move on. I want to get into this thing with Dan Bilzerian. We talked all about it last night. So if you missed the show last night, I think that was a pretty must watch important show. And I talked a lot about this divergence. There is a split in the Israel critical movement. I think that clearly there is now a contingent of grifters and just all around low IQ people that have glommed onto the Israel issue and are really at this point saying nothing intelligent or useful or insightful about it. As we all know, for a very long time nobody was able to talk about Israel or the Jews in any kind of honest way or critical way or negative way because of censorship, because of cancel culture suppression, debanking, all these things that you're very aware of. And in just the past few years, it's become very acceptable to talk about and you could say also it's become actually popular, it's trendy to talk about. And I think this has created this perverse incentive where now a lot of really unremarkable, unintelligent, uninsightful people are just meeting a market demand. They're just pumping out as much anti Israel content as the market will consume. And typically this takes the form of very repetitive, very overly simplified, very base kinds of sentiment. It's people every day saying, fuck Israel, it's the Jews, Israel sucks. We've heard this every day, all day, for like three years. And there's a contingent of people that I don't even know that they really even care about the issue, know that much about, or even understand the issue on a deep level. But at this point it has just become something like a cottage industry. And that is just a self reinforcing loop that a lot of people are stuck on, which is this is what we tweet, this is what gets the engagement. And so that's we'll do tomorrow and the day after that. And this is the path to some kind of political change or political victory. And I think we need to step outside of that. I think that that has basically run its course, and I think now there are just simply diminishing returns. I think that a lot of the anti Israel or anti Jewish stuff, let's be honest, I think it's on its way out. I think it has become passe. I think people are tired of it. It's become stale and it's become a drag. Now, don't misunderstand what I mean when I say that. I'm not saying it is no longer true, and I'm not saying it's no longer worth talking about. I'm not saying. And I'm not saying that it's no longer a central issue and arguably the most important issue. I'm not saying any of that. But what I am saying is that like anything, every political tactic has a shelf life and every fad and every trend has a shelf life before. Inevitably, people become disinterested, apathetic, they're ready for something different. And so what I'm saying is not that we need to stop talking about the issue, but that we need to be dynamic as opposed to static. And so instead of the same very simple message, which never is refined, never is recapitulated in a new or interesting way, instead of, in other words, every day, it's just, fuck Israel, Fuck Israel. It's them, it's the Jews. We need to find interesting ways to talk about it. We need new things to say about it. And I think the best way to do that is to simply become interested, genuinely interested in the subject matter. So, for example, when we talk about the Middle east, we're not still talking about the liberty every day and 9, 11. We're talking about the unfolding conflict in real time. And we're talking about the grand strategy doctrine of each country involved. And we're talking about how the war is being fought and we're forecasting how it might develop in the future. These are ways that we can remain dynamic. These are ways that we can, in my opinion, keep it fresh and keep it moving, keep it progressive, moving forward, as opposed to spinning our wheels saying the same thing for increasingly less engagement as everybody sort of moves on, as people sort of recognize and say, okay, we've heard this before, we got it, we got the message, and now we're kind of over that. That was fresh and outrageous and novel, let's say maybe a year, two years ago, and now we all sort of get the point. So I said this last night. I think there is a meaningful opportunity here to actually separate and create a foil and say, yeah, there is a cast of characters that does not seem to want to evolve beyond the. A very base and arguably toxic counterproductive obsession with this issue. And we want to maintain that the issue is important, but put it in the context of a much more positive, bigger picture program for the country. Anyway, that was the gist of the show last night. And all of this came in response to an attack by Dan Bilzerian last week. He was very frustrated that I'm not talking about Jews enough. I didn't blame the Jews for killing Charlie Kirk. I didn't blame the Jews for ice killing those protesters. Um, I. I am backing a Jewish Democrat in Ohio. Juju Jew. That. That's really the issue that he has with me. And so we've been in a feud for the past four or five days. And it's been this battle on Twitter. The gripers are routing this guy and everything. Well, the big development comes this morning when come to find out, and this was. I don't know, did people know this? Was this a shock to everybody? But we come to find out this morning that Dan Bilzerian, the Israel guy, the. It's the Jews guy, the give me a gun, I wanna go exterminate Israel guy, the guy for whom I was not anti Semitic enough, he himself, Dan Bilzerian is Jewish. I didn't know that. I don't think anybody knew that. Somebody found a book he wrote 10 years ago where he claims in his book that he is part Jewish. He was confronted about it all day and finally he admitted and said, well, I'm 12% Jewish. That's not really Jewish. And I'll pull up the tweet and I'll show you. This is on Twitter. This was the exchange today. So he tweeted, randy Fine just said he's willing to stop aid to Israel. He's obviously lying. But the pressure is getting to him. Congress has no accountability. Politicians who knowingly lie to the public. Interesting. Should face criminal penalties. The Jewish shadow ban. Censorship continues. Cause he. I guess he didn't get enough engagement on that one. Gro Corps replied, you're censoring yourself. And he points to this book written by Dan Bilzerian, where he writes, mel had been roasted in the media for popping off to some cop about Jews. And everyone went crazy. I'm part Jewish and it didn't bother me. He told everyone to get and made a half billion dollars on his Passion of the Christ movie. And I respected that kind of, like, when I heard Denzel Washington bought all the black guys on the set jackets and didn't get the white guys anything, I thought that was funny. I didn't even read that part. Yeah, that's hilarious. Take that, white guys. No jagged for you. He says, I never got offended by, like, that. I could care less what your beliefs are as long as you're honest and upfront about it. I'm part Jewish. It didn't bother me. He says, so Gro Cor says, you're censoring yourself. Dan Bilzerian says 12% doesn't make you a Jew. Fuentes is a Sephardic Jew name, though. I said, no fucking way, dude. That. You gotta just, like, frame this. This is just like hall of fame. It's just beyond parody. Does it get better than that? This is the guy. His only message for two years is, it's the Jews. It's the Jews. Jew, Jew, Jew. You don't. He literally texted me. He said, you didn't talk about Jews enough on Tucker and Jack Neal. I said, bro, I did talk about it with both of them. He said, yeah, but you didn't talk about it enough. I said, am I supposed to. The whole interview. Suppose every interview, the entire interview and every show is supposed to be about that? He's Jewish. The whole time, he's Jewish. And you gotta wonder, okay, so what is the big idea? Randy Fine is a Jew that wants to cut foreign aid to Israel. Dan Bazerian is a Jew who wants to cut foreign aid to Israel. What even are we accomplishing here? He says, I'm deploying to Florida. We gotta unseat Randy Fine by any means necessary. He's a dual citizen and he. He says he wants to cut foreign aid. I don't believe him. Dude, you're Jewish. You're a triple citizen, and you want to cut foreign aid to Israel. So what actually is the difference at that point? And then you want to draw a line in the sand. You want to divide the movement and expel the gripers. There's this big move now to expand. Exile me to defeat me. Exile the groipers. You want a huge schism in the movement because we're not obsessed enough and you yourself are Jewish. That's crazy. So that's your groiper curse. I don't. I've never seen it move that quickly and that devastatingly. Last week, it was Casey Push. Casey Push runs for governor in Ohio. He talks trash about me. He loses by 62%. And then the next day, he's in the hospital for some reason. He wakes up the day after Vivek Ramaswamy curb stomps him into the ground and he says, I was in the hospital all night. And then his entire campaign staff revolts on Twitter and says he has anger issues. And he. He was a raging maniac and he ruined his own campaign. That was last week. Dan Bilzerian attacks me on Thursday. As of Today, he's down 15% in the betting markets for his own race. They canceled their first event, which was supposed to be held today, wasn't even in their district that he's running in, by the way. And then it gets discovered purely through this exchange, that he's 1/8th Jewish. And by the way, yeah, that does make you Jewish, actually, if you're 12% Jewish. Yeah, you're Jewish. What do you think this is anyhow? And by the way, that's your entire shtick, is it not? He just got done attacking Dave Smith and saying that Dave Smith is a token Jew who is deployed to say an acceptable criticism of Israel. It's like, dude, you are Jewish too. That's crazy. And when I say this, I hope you understand I'm only using his own standard against him. Here I am with actually a reasonable position and saying, yes, we have an issue with organized Jewry and with Zionism and the rest of it, but let's be sophisticated about it. Let's understand the nuances and the depth of the issue. Let's put it into the context of other issues that are happening, which. Which is a great power struggle in the world and in the country. It is this guy and this whole collection of idiots. Their insistence is, there are no other issues. This is the only issue. There is no right and left. There is no Christian and Muslim. There is. It's only just anti Jewish. And the guy who's supposedly going to take my place and lead the charge with that ideology, well, he happens to be a member of the tribe himself. I mean, that's just a little bit ironic. It's a little bit hypocritical, let's say it's interesting. So I saw that this morning. I could not believe that. And to all of the people, by the way, if you doubted me for a second, for a second, everybody that talked trash, everybody that went knives out, did you see how it got on Thursday? Every one of these people, fuck you forever. Forever. How absolutely dare you? How dare you come for my throne? Are you kidding me? Now, fortunately, I've been through this over and over and over again, so it didn't even phase me. That's not even in the top 10 issues I'm dealing with right now. I'm not even thinking about that at all. I didn't do a show on Friday cuz I said it's not even worth it. But did you see how it was on Thursday? Did you see how quickly everybody switched up on me? How they all came together? The pile on, the coordination. And they were. They were already celebrating. They were already congratulating themselves here. He's finished. He's dead. It's over. The groipers are finished. Dan was the one person that couldn't call him a gay fed. Whoa, we never heard that one before. He's been called a gay fed 6 million times. Dan was the one person who couldn't say that. And man, they went in, it was the ides of March and it happens all the time. I can't trust anybody. It happens all the time. They all went in licking their chops, vultures circling overhead. Here we go. The downfall of Nick Fuentes and his gripers. Say it isn't so. How quickly did that fall apart? Hard. How quickly did your little mutiny, your little coup, how quickly did that all come apart? How long did that take? 72 hours. You have no support. And by the way, I'll remember that. Hodge twins. I remember that. Hodge twins. And I remember that. Everybody. I mean, Jake Shields, you are dead to me. The coal burner comedian. I didn't even know she existed. I had her muted. Dan Bian, you're. You're done. Clearly the anti Jew guy running against the randy. Fine. He's 12% Jewish. You're finished. You're fucking finished. You're nothing but these other people. Very few. But there were some people that surprised me. I will not forget that. I will not forget that. I will not forget who sat on the fence. I will not forget who did another. It's a both sides issue. I will not forget that. So just another week at the office. Just another. Just another all out attack. When will it end? Just another all out attack on a random Thursday. Good morning. Good morning. Opening up a new journal entry. Just another day. Are you ready for your all out attack? Are you ready for an all out mutiny and all out conspiracy to assassinate your reputation? Well, what? What is it? Is it another Thursday? Another day that ends in y full moon again? For crying out loud. When will you give me the benefit of the doubt? But you did. I mean, for the most part, people did. The good news is almost everybody had my back. That's the good news, and I appreciate everybody that did, and it shows a lot of integrity. Even guys like Howling Mutant, Adam Green, who I don't always even agree with Andrew Wilson. I know he's got disagreements with me. These are all guys that said, nah, this is ridiculous. And I appreciate James Fishback not taking the bait, and I appreciate JF GPE and Richard Spencer, and I appreciate politically provoked and every. Everybody that. Asman Gold, Sam Hyde, everybody that came out vocally, in my defense, 10 Rio Beardson. The Groipers really do appreciate it. It's difficult. I know it's hard rooting for the anti hero. As Taylor Swift said, it must be exhausting. Always rooting for the anti hero. But I do appreciate the support. When will it end? Right. Thursday. It's another day. They say Nick Fuentes is dead. He's dead. It's over. It's finished. He's a fa. Everyone agrees he's a fed. Everyone agrees he's a complete piece of. It's over for him. We're. We're taking Char. Amy Danger, Amy Dangerfield, Jake Shields, and Dan Bilzerian. What a crew. What? Amy Dangerfield has pronounced the Gripers. Dad, what will we do? How will we recover Amy Dangerfield, Numb Nuts and Dan Bilzerian say it's over. Just give it four days. Give it four days. We'll find out what's going on. One of them can't run a live stream. They got no audio output on the live stream. The rally's canceled. You're 12% Jewish. Numb nuts is still playing with crayons. Numbnuts is still playing with his Hot Wheels cars or something. So, yeah, you, you, you. All of you. Every one of you. That was a part of that. Cause here's the thing, and this is the last thing I'll say. Then we'll move on. It's like, you know, in the moment, every. It's like a mob mentality in the moment. On Thursday, which was not long ago. See, now you see how quickly things move and how quickly people move on. On Thursday, that was. The people are texting me like, I'm sorry this is happening. Oh, my gosh, this is actually a good thing. Blah, blah, blah. But it's like on Thursday, it was like a mob mentality. It's like, kill this man. We're all coming after this guy today. And everybody's getting pressured to. To join the pylon. And you give it three days and you see what's really going on there, and you go, wow, that's what People are capable of. Huh? And I know these people. You know, Jake Shields, I. How many times have I forgiven this guy? 7 times? 70 times I've forgiven Jake Shields, you fucking piece of shit. You worthless sack of garbage. How many times has Jake Shields, with his deep seated resentment, been sneak dissing me on the timeline? We get in a fight, I forgive him. We get in a fight, I forgive him. We get in a fight, I let it go. You know, I go on his podcast, after he's done nothing but talk trash about me, done nothing but undermine me, I go on his podcast regardless. That does nothing for me. And then he's right there with his homie Dan, and same thing with Dan. How many times have I walked you through a dumbass? How many times have I gotten on the call, texted you, walked you through, explained myself my positions, helped you, given you advice? What? I've been to your house and look at how they. Look at how they do your guy. Look at how they treat me Crazy. So anyway, but it's like I said on Twitter, Mars is in Aries. It's a time of war, and it's a time of war. This is how it goes. But anyway, so that's that. I don't want to spend too much. People say I'm playing the victim, but it. It really is outrageous. And by the way, it does come with like. And I know you sense this, I'm sure you do. There is this deep frustration with our lot here. I'm trying, you guys. I'm really trying. And I'm trying. And we're all trying. We are all doing our part to advance America first. And what you tend to find is that it's our own people that can't get out of their own way. That's the worst part. We're all trying so hard. We're all playing our part. We're all doing our best to deepen our understanding of the issues, to deepen our understanding of how power works and how we're going to be proactive and effective in the world. We're all trying. And what you find time and again is that we are our own worst enemy. It's our own side. It's not Laura Loomer. It's not Mark Levin. It's not even Israel. It's. It's people that ostensibly are supposed to all agree on one thing, on a common enemy pointed in one direction that just cannot make it happen, cannot get it together. And unfortunately, we have to be ruthless with these people. You can't prevent that. You can't help it. It's a fact and you have to be ruthless about it. But it's sad that it has to be that way. You know, you're going against Randy Fine. Here's a good idea. Let's, let's divide the Israel critical movement by launching an all out attack on Nick Fuentes. It's like, what are we doing? Why you wanna run against Randy Fine? Okay, do it. Just focus on that. You know, Anyway, so, so yeah, so it turns out he's a Jew. I mean, I wonder how his crowd is gonna take that. How are they gonna, how are they going to reconcile that one, huh? The guy that's going around calling everybody a fed, he endorsed a Jew. And dude, you're a Jew. If I endorse you, I'd be endorsing a Jew for Congress. How do you reconcile that, even with your own statements? So anyway, but enough about him that now that's done. That's done. Stick a fork in him, he's pasta, he's cooked. It's over. Forget it. We can turn the page on, on, you know, Jake Shields, Dan Bilzerian, you are, you're out. You are done. You don't recover from that. Fuck you turning the page on that. We're gonna move on. We're gonna get into the situation in Iran. We're gonna get into a little bit of the news here. Cuz it's been a minute since we actually covered the war and I was gonna talk about it last night, we ran out of time, we got into all this intramural drama. So I wanna get into the war in Iran and the latest, and there's not a ton that is actually happening anywhere at all and not even in the war. There is this attempt by the Trump administration to once again jumpstart diplomacy between Iran and the United States, but it just isn't working. And Trump is constantly saying from the White House and on true social and in these press pools, he is representing to us that we are on the precipice of a diplomatic breakthrough, that a deal is within reach, that diplomacy is in advanced stages, that Iran is begging us for a deal. This has been the chorus for the past two and a half months, literally since the war started. This has been the statement, Iran is begging us for peace. They want it more than you even know. We have a deal ready and so on. It has not been true at any point in time. Not last year, not before the war, not at any point during the war. And it isn't true now as recently as last week. Trump champion and triumph this idea that a deal is within reach. Well, on Sunday, Iran finally responded to the later the latest U.S. proposal to end the conflict and reengage in a second round of negotiations for the next 30 days. And Iran basically said, we do not agree to any of your conditions. We want an end to the war on all fronts, we want reparations, we want to control the straight and we want an immediate end to the blockade. To which the Trump administration replied, absolutely not. And this is a story from Axios about this. It says, quote, president Trump told Axios in a short phone call on Sunday that he would reject Iran's response to the latest draft agreement to end the war.
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S waited 10 days for the Iranian response, which came on Sunday. The White House hoped Iran's positions would show further progress toward a deal. But Trump's initial reaction signals the opposite. He said, quote, I don't like their letter, it's inappropriate. I don't like their response. They've been tapping along many nations for 47 years. In a post on True Social after the call, Trump said the Iranian response was totally unacceptable. The Tasnim news agency affiliated with the IRGC reported that Iran's text stresses the necessity of lifting US Sanctions, ending the war on all fronts and ensuring Iranian management of the Strait of Hormuz. According to the report, Iran demanded an immediate end to the US Naval blockade upon the signing of the agreement. The response maintains the proposed format of an initial memorandum of understanding followed by 30 days of negotiations, but insists on lifting US sanctions related to Iranian oil sales. During that 30 day window, Iran also demanded the release of frozen assets upon the initial signing of the mou. So now if you've been following this peace process from the beginning, you understand that Iran's position has literally never changed. The Trump administration's position has literally never changed from the beginning. And by the beginning, I mean last year, last year, straight through April, May, and into rising lion in June. The Trump administration's demands were zero enrichment. Forfeit your highly enriched uranium missile moratorium, stop funding the proxies. That was also their demand in February, just before this war started. And as they have engaged Iran in diplomacy since then, this has been their offer. Still no enrichment. Hand over the highly enriched uranium, open up the Strait of Hormuz. Now, since the war has started and Iran has closed the strait, and that has been the US Position. In spite of Trump's insistence that Iran is begging us for a deal or making big concessions, Iran has always responded by saying we're not giving up enrichment, we're not giving up uranium. We're not agreeing to restrictions on missiles and proxies. We will open up the strait, but we will control it and charge money on it. We want a lifting of US Sanctions, we want reparations for the fighting, and we want an end to the war on all fronts. And that means in Lebanon as well as in the Persian Gulf theater. And this has been the impasse from the beginning. And they center on those two big issues. I believe we talked about this on Thursday. The two central issues. In the beginning, it was only one issue. It was enrichment and centrifuges. Centrifuges. Enriched uranium since this war has started is now the nuclear enrichment issue. And now it is also the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. It is these two issues, which are completely intractable, that these are at the center of the impasse. And neither side is ever going to come off of those positions. And let's elaborate on them specifically. Trump administration says, realistically, we can't leave the fight unless we recover Iran's highly enriched uranium. And they agree to zero enrichment on some timeline. We cannot leave the conflict until Iran agrees to that. Why? Because if we leave the conflict without that, then Iran reestablishes deterrence. And by that I mean they have imposed a very high cost on attacking Iran, Such a high cost that not only the United States, but no other country in the world is going to want to see another fight in the Persian Gulf. How did they do that? When the United States attacked them, they closed the Persian Gulf and they turn it into an energy war. They created an energy shock which affects prices and the economy across the entire globe. And because they demonstrated their ability, their resilient and durable capability to do this. In other words, no matter how hard you hit them, they're gonna be able to play that card. Now, that is going to deter any return to fighting. If the United States wants to go back into Iran to fight another war, you're gonna lose our allies in the Indo Pacific, you're gonna lose Europe, you're gonna lose the election in the United States. Because everybody worldwide is going to say, it's not worth it. In the Indo Pacific, they're going to say, not so fast. That's where we get all of our oil. We can't do that again. Europe will say the same. We get our LNG from Qatar and it affects the prices regardless of the American public will say, we don't want $6 gas. Again. We can't do that. So Iran has Reimposed deterrence. They've imposed a very high cost on intervention and they've demonstrated that they have this ability to impose that cost, really regardless of what we do to them or what we're willing to do to them. So why does that mean we can't leave the conflict? Well, if we leave, then we're out and it will not be easy to go back in. Iran knows that. So if they've imposed a very high cost on reentry and reengaging in a fight, then what that does is it gives them the ability to dig up their nuclear program. So what do you think they're gonna get to work doing the second the fighting ends and the United States is out? They're gonna dig up their highly enriched uranium, they're gonna fire up the centrifuges and they're gonna continue to make more weapons grade uranium for a bomb. We're gonna, or at least, at least that is what decision makers in Washington must assume, because they can do that. And so let's say we get some kind of a ceasefire, a truce, some kind of lasting peace, a longer term cease fire. You're going to have to assume they're going to restart the nuclear program. And if you try to, it's not so simple as well, then we'll hit them again. If you go and hit the uranium again, if you go and hit their stock stockpile, you go and hit the centrifuges again, Iran will shut down the strait and it's back to square one. So the United States realistically cannot walk away without some commitment, even in, in principle, even in spirit, that Iran will forfeit their existing stockpile, 900 pounds of highly enriched uranium, and that there will be some moratorium on nuclear enrichment in the future. On the flip side, Iran can never give it up. Why? Well, why do they have highly enriched uranium in the first place? It's a deterrent against Israeli and US intervention. We've talked about this repeatedly. They're engaging in nuclear hedging. They don't want a nuclear arsenal because if they acquire one or make a race to acquire one, it will invite US aggression. So they maintain something resembling a nuclear program, nuclear weapons program that is just shy of anything that would alarm the United States enough for them to intervene. But it's also advanced enough that if the United States did intervene, they could accelerate its progress, make a bomb and deter the United States from some kind of existential attack on Iran. Well, in case you haven't noticed, the US And Israel have been attacking Iran for years. Now, Israel has provoked Iran in April 2024, July 2024, June 2025, and then with their joint operation with the United States in February of this year. In other words, we have made Iran's worst nightmare a reality. Their worst fear and anxiety has been realized. We've actualized that risk. Now, the United States tried to obliterate the Iranian regime. It was a matter of survival. We killed their supreme leader. We killed. We killed half of their military and political elites. We tried to topple their country. That's existential meaning relating to the existence of the regime. We have vindicated their fear that we have always been pursuing that and that we are willing and able to try. So if we end the conflict, they will not be satisfied with their conventional missile arsenal. They won't be satisfied with their Strait of Hormuz closure. Because they might imagine that the next time the United States comes back, the next time they take a crack at it, maybe it's a ground invasion, maybe it goes nuclear. Maybe there's some kind of subversive intelligence operation to overthrow Iran from the inside. So Iran cannot give up its nuclear hedge. After all this especially, they can't give it up. So that's an impasse. It's intractable, irreconcilable. It will never be bridged. The US can't walk away without no enrichment. Iran cannot give away enrichment. Number two is the Strait of Hormuz, and that's basically the same thing. The United States cannot let Iran control the Strait of Hormuz. Why? Because if Iran controls the Strait, if we cede it, one huge strategic defeat for the United States. We bombed them 15, 20,000 times, killed their leader, sank their navy, hit them with everything we got. And they're better off. They have more territory. They increase their power. They now expand their control over a vital waterway in the world. They went from controlling 4% of the world's oil exports from their own domestic supply to controlling 20% of the world's oil trade because they closed the Strait and. And all the oil that goes through it. So one strategic disaster to try to destroy a country, and they come out significantly better. But also if we cede that, then it becomes formal, official, legal. Iran controls the straight. They are enriched off of it. So that's effectively your reparations. They grow stronger because of it. It funds the rebuilding of their arsenal and. And their country. But beyond that, it solidifies Iran's ability to close the Strait. They will be able to control the actual passageways where the ships are going to cross. Where they actually transit. The IRGC will be patrolling it. They will have consolidated and solidified their control over it so that in the future they can more easily close the strait when necessary. And again, if we wanna leave and come back, we're gonna be worried about rebuilding the nukes, rebuilding the missiles and the reimposition of a blockade of the strait. So we can't give it up for those reasons. But the inverse is also true. If Iran does not control the Strait, then there's a possibility that during peacetime maybe the United States makes it so that Iran cannot take control of the strait in the future. If Iran gives up control over it and there's a return to freedom of navigation, who's to say the United States doesn't put its navy there to prevent Iran from choking it off the next time? And then that takes away their leverage, that takes away that deterrent threat, that they're going to shut down the global economy, which actually puts pressure not only on America, but on all of America's allies and trading partners, critically in the Indo Pacific, but also in Europe and I would say also the Arabian Peninsula. So those are two issues. The United States is, is beating our head against the wall saying no enrichment fork over the highly enriched uranium and freedom of navigation in the strait. Iran is saying absolutely not. Our right to enrich is as sacred as our sovereignty itself. They equate enrichment with sovereignty because it's the guarantor of their sovereignty over their soil. And we're going to control the strait and we're going to make money off of it because that's the only thing that's keeping us safe. And so as long as the United States sees those as non starters and vice versa for Iran, then there's never going to be a deal. We're not walking away, giving them the straight and letting them keep their nuclear program. And they're never giving up those things. So what does that mean? Well, it means this is still going to be resolved militarily. Iran still believes that they can hold out. They still believe that even if the United States attacks them again, it will be ineffective. Why? Because the regime is durable so it will survive. And their ability to close the strait and attack the Arabian Peninsula will be intact because they still have access to their missile launch platforms, missile stockpiles, and, and actually have 75% of their pre war missile stock, even in terms of volume. So Iran thinks they're going to survive, they're going to maintain these capabilities and so they can make it a war of attrition. And perpetuity which will eventually create so much economic pressure on America and the world that it will force us out of the conflict. There'll be no other way. Conversely, the United States is in denial. And we still think that because of our overwhelming military power, because of our air and sea superiority, that if we just keep hitting, if we just do more wide in the war, deepen the war, escalate the war, that eventually we will drop enough bombs to compel Iran even to just give us something symbolic so that we can regain our strength and come back again another day. But I would say so let's just say that in the near future there's gonna be a resumption of hostilities. If Iran doesn't wanna make a deal and the US doesn't wanna make a deal, then what happens? Well, there's a countdown timer. People think that this can go on in perpetuity. Iran has closed the straight. We've imposed a blockade on their commercial shipping in the strait. We're not attacking them all the time. There's seems to be some misunderstandings, claims about drone attacks. We hit them with a love tap last week. But by and large the fighting has generally speaking stopped. So you might say, well, why? What would prevent us from maintaining this as the status quo at a low boil indefinitely? Well one, you have effectively closed the shipping in the straits. So there's enormous pressure on energy when, which is going to force us to act one way or the other. If oil remains constricted, if that oil remains stuck in the Persian Gulf, there's huge economic pressure on all the players in the global economy. So we're either going to have to make a decision to solve it or to walk away. That's the biggest thing. So there's no scenario where this just goes on and on and on. On the other side, the United States thinks that Iran is eventually going to collapse, that the blockade we have imposed on their ports is eventually going to inflict so much economic pain on Iran that they're going to have to make a decision. Although US military planners say that Iran is dug in and it's not even going to matter for them for months. Here's the other significant countdown timer. Let's say that we find a way to keep oil prices stable indefinitely and let's say Iran is hurting badly by this as well. The other big countdown timer is that we have to assume that as long as we are not engaging Iran militarily that they are regaining strength. They're building more missiles, building more drones. And again that was actually the original casa's belly going back to December. We have to engage Iran to destroy their missile stockpile. And specifically Netanyahu made the case and said every month Iran is building 300 more ballistic missiles. So you might think we could do this for another two or three months. Well, just do the math. Israel and the United States have to assume that as long as we are not actively bombing them all the time, disrupting them, disrupting their communications and logistics, they're digging up everything that we've already hit, they're rebuilding everything we've already destroyed and they're resetting for again for that next confrontation. In the meantime, we, we are out of supplies, we are out of interceptors, running low on them. Our bases have been damaged beyond repair in the Middle East. Allegedly Iranian fighter jets were bombing U.S. bases in Kuwait and elsewhere in the Gulf, inflicting tens of billions of dollars in damage and rendering most of the infrastructure inoperable. Not like they got hit a little bit and they put out the fire. They've rendered most of the infrastructure in about nine bases completely destroyed. Tens of billions of dollars in damage that's not easily going to be repaired. So there is the sense of urgency that we either need to bring em to the table and make a deal immediately or we have to bomb them again really hard. So it looks like there's going to be a resumption of hostilities. But again, when that war starts, what does that look like? Well, there's a new report today in the New York Times and it talks specifically about the missiles. And what it says is very shocking, contrary to what we have been told by the White House, which is that we have decimated Iran's military, we sank their navy, we've destroyed all their missiles. I believe a claim was made in the early stages of the war that we had destroyed 75% of their missile launch platforms. They gave the impression they represented to us that almost all the missiles were destroyed and there was just these little stockpiles left that we needed to worry about and that was it. Well, there's a shocking new piece from the Times with sources in the intel community that say it's the opposite, actually. Iran maintains access to 30 out of 33 of their missile launch platforms along the coast of the Strait of Hormuz. And what does that mean? It means they have almost everything they need to keep the strait closed indefinitely. What else does that mean? It means we hit them 15,000 times. We took three out of 33 of their missile launch platforms offline. Everything else was either intact or repaired, but it had virtually no effect. They maintain 75% of their pre war missile stockpile, so that's just volume. And nationwide they maintain access to almost all of their missile storage facilities. And this is the article. We'll read through some of it. It says, quote, the Trump administration's public portrayal of a shattered Iranian military is sharply at odds with the US Intelligence agencies are telling policymakers behind closed doors, according to classified assessments from early this month, which show Iran has regained access to most of its missile sites, launchers and underground facilities. Most alarming to some senior officials is evidence that Iran has restored operational access to 30 out of the 33 missile sites it maintains along the Strait of Hormuz, which is what is threatening American warships and oil tankers transiting the narrow waterway. People with knowledge of these assessments said they show, to varying degrees depending on the level of damage incurred at the different sites, that the Iranians can use mobile launchers that are inside the sites to move missiles to other locations. In some cases, they can launch missiles directly from launch pads that are part of the facilities. Only three of the missile sites along the straight remain totally inaccessible, according to these assessments. Iran still fields about 70% of its mobile launchers across the country and has retained roughly 70% of its pre war missile stockpile, according to the same assessment. Military intelligence agencies have also reported, based on information from multiple collection streams, including satellite imagery and surveillance, that Iran has regained access to 90% of its underground missile storage and launch facilities nationwide, which are now assessed to be partially or fully operational. The new intelligence suggests that Mr. Trump and his military advisors overestimated the damage that the US Military could inflict on Iranian missile sites and underestimated Iran's resilience and ability to bounce back. The New York Times reported last month that U.S. officials believed Iran could regain as much as 70% of its pre war missile arsenal. The Washington Post reported on US intelligence showing that Iran retained about 75% of its mobile missile launchers and 70% of its pre war missile stockpile. So what this means is that we did everything that we could realistically do. We dropped bunker busters, we had air superiority over the western half of the country, we had a joint operation with Israel, we had three aircraft carriers in the region at one point in time, although not during the fighting, and yet we did not put a dent. We didn't even take out half of it. Forget about we took out all of it or most of it. We didn't even take out half of it. We didn't even take Out a quarter of their missiles after doing everything. So if we go back into the fight, here's the question, how are we actually going to win? We tried it, we hit him with everything we got and then we punched ourselves out and recused ourselves from the fighting. Even though they were in violation of their own ceasefire agreement, we unilaterally ended our offensive against them because of how much it was hurting us. Come to find out all these weeks later, we didn't do anything. And people say, well we destroyed their navy. Iran is not a naval power and it isn't World War II. They don't need actually to field a blue water navy to be powerful. They have these defensive capabilities which create this asymmetry. It is the low cost, cheap mobile systems, drones, missiles, speedboats, mines, these things are cheap, mobile. They're much more easily built and cheaply built and fielded and than the systems that destroy or neutralize those systems. And so as long as they have that, they're good. So let's say we go back in and we bomb Iran. They have all their missiles, that means they're going to restart their attacks on Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Israel, US bases in Northern Iraq, Jordan elsewhere and the Strait. It all starts all over again. And what are we able to meaningfully do to Iran that we haven't already done? What are we gonna do? We've already attacked the regime, we've already attacked the military. We tried to hit the missiles, it didn't work. They're still intact. So the option is we attack their civilian infrastructure. Well Iran still has all their missiles, it's gonna cut both ways. We attacked their power plants, they attacked the power plants in Saudi Arabia. We attacked their oil, they attacked Saudi Aramco. We attacked their Carg island, their bridges, tunnels, whatever. They attack desalination, they attack, they attack hotels, airports, everything in the Gulf. It's all on the table. There is no winning scenario here. It just isn't possible. Iran has all the cards, all the leverage. They're not willing to negotiate and there's nothing we could do to compel them to do that. There's nothing that we could do short of something that would be a Pyrrhic victory. We could go in and like I said, bomb their civilian infrastructure. That might be the last card that we can play. What happens immediately after Iranian missiles rain down on all those gulf countries and the global economy is destroyed? And even if you wanted regime change in Iran, it just gonna turn into a failed state. It maybe creates more problems than we had at the beginning when you had this Islamic revolutionary regime in, in control of Iran, there's nothing that can be done here. And I debated this with Steven Crowder this morning. He said, well, what if I think that it's good for us to weaken Iran? I said we can't. It's outside the question. Iran is a sovereign state and it's meaningful because Iran has a real military, Iran has a huge population, huge territory and they have been preparing for this fight for decades. So yeah, you can maintain complete operational freedom over the skies of Syria because this is a small country with a small population and they don't have the same capabilities and Assad is weak and you half the country didn't even belong to him at one time. So you can do that in Syria and you can weaken Iraq. Why? Cuz we invaded with 300,000 ground troops in the coalition. But you say, well we've gotta weaken Iran. You can't you attack Iran to do regime change or attack their nuclear sites or whatever. And they're going to race to a bomb, they're going to build their missiles. If you wanna go in decisively, there's no way to win short of a ground war. A nuclear war, arguably even a ground war wouldn't be sufficient, I think and the casualties would be in the tens of thousands. So this is an unstoppable force versus an immovable object. This is the limit of hard US power. It's the same situation, or not the same, but similar with Russia and Ukraine, you know, you might say, well Russia has a much bigger population and a much bigger productive economy. You know, Russia is still a factory for tanks and artillery and ammunition and so on. But the end of the day, if Ukraine has these dug in defensive lines and drones and US intelligence and, and Starlink and the rest of it, they're just not going to be able to throw enough men and ammunition and so on to change the outcome. It's similar here. Checkmate. If we can't destroy all the missiles, then they can continue to shut down the straight and attack the Gulf and that is going to be ruinous to our economy. And we know that. And we can't destroy the missiles as evidenced by this report. We did everything we could and it's not gonna work. So where does that leave us? Well again, the only possible way out of this is some negotiated settlement where we might be able to get Iran to agree to have some limitations and restrictions on nuclear enrichment. And we're gonna have to give them control over the strait and maybe we can get them to give us a better deal if we can do more for them. Maybe not in the way of concessions, in the conventional way but if we can convince them that we and more importantly Israel will not attack them ever again. That's our only hope is to walk away from this, get Israel to relax. We have to restrain them, we have to put them in their place and then we can pursue some kind of collective security agreement to some kind of rapport rapprochement with Iran and have some kind of a deal where Iran becomes a nation among other nations. Short of that this is gonna get us all killed. It's not gonna end well. That's where and I failed to see how it could go any other way. Like I said that you have to believe in the logic. These are not, this is not wishcasting. It's not a hunch, it's not a gut feeling, it's not a guess. This is the logic of how conflict works. So this is not me saying I feel like it's gonna go this way. That's sort of the only way it can go at this point we can't accept anything less than a better deal than the J C P O A. We can't walk away giving them the straight and letting them keep nuclear enrichment. They can't give those things up. The war can't go on forever like this because of oil and the possibility they'll rebuild their missiles. So it puts all of us on a collision course in with a short timeline. And when that happens, what are we going to do that we haven't already done to change their capabilities? Can't. I don't see it unless they're getting really creative, unless they're cooking something up that we've never seen before. And presumably they're thinking about these problems. You know these are things, these are the things we can't know is what the military planners have in mind. Um, but short of something totally unpredictable outta left field, real gamble, real Hail Mary. I failed to see how we're going to neutralize Iran and something's gotta give here. And I see the United States in a far weaker position. This is why it was a mistake to ever get involved. People said last year we're gonna hit em it's a one and done not but it doesn't work that way. It never does. Biden kept us out of this war. Israel tried to bait us into a war with Iran twice and Biden kept us out. It is Trump that took Netanyahu's hand and let him walk us down the path ultimately to a cataclysmic regime change confrontation, which is what we're in now. And there's no easy way out. So I, I told you, I told you is gonna bring us to war. I told you it was gonna be impossible to get out. I. You told, I told you last year after Midnight Hammer, I said we'll be back a hundred percent. Take it to the bank. We are coming back eventually and sooner rather than later because that's gonna be the pitch that's gonna. Diplomacy was scuttled. It's completely off the table after we had surprise attacked them. And if there's no diplomacy, Israel will be pressuring us, telling us they're building their missiles, they're digging up the uranium and it's gonna create that pressure for us to come back. We, we did. They closed the straight. We're never gonna be able to destroy all the missiles. Where does that leave us? No good options. So that's the situation in Iran. 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 that. Like I said, pretty boring. Slow day. Not a lot really even to discuss. I don't know if you guys are sick of Iran by now. I am. Some of you guys like it and some of you guys like the analysis. But look, I mean, we're in this stuck situation. Not much has changed. So I, you know, we can only go over the fundamentals so many times. There's only so many new developments in the saga here, but it's what it is. So anyway, we're gonna move on. We'll take a look. We'll see what you guys have to say after our crash out earlier. All right, let's see.
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No, why would you be. See, this is what I'm talking about. Do you know what he's talking about here? The State Department put out a post on Twitter yesterday and it was a visual A graphic and it crossed out replacement migration and it said re migration. And people are looking at that graphic picture that was posted on social media by the social media intern at the State Department and they are saying, white pill again, huge meta political victory. And what I feel like doing right now is grabbing your head by both of your ears and screaming in your face, you are a goi. Israel gets an embassy in Jerusalem. Israel gets the JCPOA to be ripped up. Israel gets the IRGC designated a terrorist group and costume Soleimani assassinated. Israel gets two wars with Iran, $30 billion in foreign aid, seven visits to the United States, an audience with the president and you get a picture on social media. That is why you are a loser. That is why you will always be a loser. You're getting a sticker, okay? That would be the equivalent if it was take your dad or take your dad to school day or what is that day when you're like, your dad comes to school and talks about his job. You know, I don't know if they still do that. You see that on like sitcoms, you know, oh, my, my dad's a plumber. He's gonna talk about being a plumber. Whatever that'd be the equivalent of, my dad works in the State Department. He's gonna give us all a sticker. He brought everybody, he brought stickers for the whole class. They say, I'm a junior diplomat. Like that's the. You're getting a sticker, you're getting a button, you're getting a tote bag, you're getting a pen, you're getting a button. That is the equivalent of what we get from Republicans. Israel gets the grand prize in the sweepstakes, they get the concert tickets, they get the new Mustang. You know, they get the fully loaded Tesla that, they get the grand prize, they get the steak knives, the El Dorado. You get a fucking sticker. You get a tote bag and a pen and a lanyard and a sticker, and you are happy as a clam. You're, you're sitting in your car seat in the backseat, kicking your feet, you know, nodding off with your ice cream cone melting in your hand, happy as a fucking clam. Cuz you got a sticker that said remigration. How about instead of a fucking picture, we get re migration? I don't want a picture that says the word, I want the policy. Can I be white pilled that the State Department tweeted an infographic that, that said the word remigration? No, because that is nothing. That is nothing. That. That is as much as a high five. And they scruffle your hair. That's an attaboy. How about actual mass deportations? Don't say remigration, do it. What's the. What is the excuse? We have the White House, that. The House, the Senate, in the big beautiful bill, they allocated nearly $200 billion to DHS for this purpose. They hired 10,000 ICE agents. They're acquiring all these warehouses and infrastructure as detention space. What's the excuse at this point? What is the excuse why we can't do it? Don't. Don't say it. Do it. But this is the problem. You fucking stupid goyim will settle for anything. Cause you are going that. Why do you get Jewed? Because you're a goy. What does it mean to be Jude? It means to get scammed. It means to be tricked. It means to be promised something. And you get far less than what you were offered or nothing at all. And you might even be happy with it. That's what it means to be Jude. And that's what it means to be a goy. So you're acting like a goy right now. Can I, hey, can I at least be a little white pilled? I got a. But you know, I got a chub. I got half chubbed up because they posted a picture that said remigration. Dude, kill yourself. Kill yourself. Kill yourself today. Can I be white pilled? Oh, I can't help it. I feel white pilled. Cuz they said the word, they said the thing, brother, please commit suicide immediately. Locate your nearest pistol or knife. Play in traffic. Play in traffic. Get in a car crash. Seriously. No, I'm kidding. I don't mean that. Seriously. But yeah, can I be white pill that they boasted a picture on Twitter. No, you can't. No, you're not allowed to. You can't be, because it's not happening. Like, how can you not see that? How do you not see that, people? What is that doing for us? It reminds me of that guy Tate Brown on Tim Pool. He was nice enough in person, but you know, I was debating with him about this and I, I'm the. I'm the asshole. I'm like, dude, like, we're not getting anything. And he's like, well, you have to admit we would have never been having these conversations five years ago. I'm like, conversations? People are dead. People have been killed over this. Like, dude, people went to prison for years. They shot Trump in the head so that we could have conversations. Well, at least we're Able to say remigration. I wanted them to do remigration, So. Yeah. Let's take a look. Are we back? All right. Let's see. Okay, we're back. All right. I don't know what happened there. My computer crashed. My computer crashed there for a minute, but I think we're back. I got a little animated there, and then I. Maybe I was just so intense. The computer shut down. My aura crashed the computer because I was so. I was standing up. I was. I was standing up. My pose was so powerful. It just. It was like Charlie Kirk running past the. Running past the street lights. There was a power surge. It's like Monsters, Inc. I got up, and there was just like, a complete power surge. Too much energy. All right. Okay. Where was I at here? I don't know what happened. There were some other super chats I don't see anymore. That's weird. Seemed like they just, like, disappeared. Okay, well, whatever. We'll just. I'll just get back to where we were, I guess.
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Lions Township alumni sent $100 apologies for Monday. Confidence check. Bait. Patience is a virtue I had lost sight of. Your response on leadership was poignant. I will always defer to your judgment and have doubled my donation schedule. As a token of my loyalty, pls stake me back, Nick. Prodigal grower for returns. Insane blazik.
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That is insane. But I appreciate the big super chat. Yeah, well, and I appreciate that you acknowledge that. Look, it's just true. You can't pull the confidence check. That's a test, you know? But I appreciate it.
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Yo. Thank you for the massive super chat. 0 sevens to Mark. Big shout out to Mark. Thank you for the massive super chat. God bless you, man. Appreciate everything you're doing for the show with that one. Let's get some. Oh, sevens in the chat W. Mark Wang, 25.
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If Dan wants to beat Randy, fine. He better get to job jabbing and stop attacking you.
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Yeah, straight up.
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Shipley sent $35. Steven Crowder is the purest example of Republican cope. Crazy to me. These people just still don't get it.
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I know, man. I know. And I. I'm not trying to be disrespectful. I hope he doesn't take this as like, oh, you were. You were cordial, and now you're talking shit. It's. I do just get frustrated with that perspective, and that's how it sounds to me. It just sounds like cope. It's all cope. It's like, you know, well, we're Getting all these wins, and Trump doesn't get enough credit. And if they fail, it's because the Democrats are doing a bad job. And if you want to send a message, well, Democrats are going to be, you know, the worst thing of all time. So, yeah, it's. It's pretty tough ultimatum.
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Corey 96 cent, $50 first time super chatter. Really good conversation with Crowder, but it's always weird to see people treat you like the unreasonable person for holding the admin to what they promised. Much love.
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I know. I know. It is crazy. I mean, he goes, what. What exactly do you need to hear? He's like, it's a purity test. I'm like, mass deportations and no new wars. Almost like the two big promises. Like, that'd be like, you go to McDonald's and you say, hi, I want five Big Macs, five fries, and five Cokes. And they say, here's your four Chicken McNuggets and your Sprite. And you go, what the fuck is this? I wanted the Big Macs. And they go, well, what is a security test? Well, what would make you happy? Okay, what would make you happy? That's not good enough. So it's better than nothing. It's like, I want what I ordered. I want what I ordered. You know? He goes, this is a purity spiral, okay? What perfect candidate in your imagination, what could they possibly do? Um, how about no new wars and mass deportations? The two things they said they would do. That enough? Whoa. How about net negative migration? How about mass deportations? How about no forever wars? We'll give them three months with Iran. In addition to how about no new wars? Like, end the war in Ukraine? No new war in Iran? Like, but it's me. I'm the asshole, always. I'm the bad guy. So, fine, I'll be the villain in the story.
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Roy Bertula sent $50. Nick, is it just me, or does the joke have resigning and immediately going on? Tucker behind a paywall stink? Seems that maybe Penn is the backup plan for the Tucker slash deal slash CIA league in 28.
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Yeah, I. I said that when it happened. Hello. If you do watch my show, when that happened, I said it was an op because if you recall, David Sacks was the first one to come out and say the war should end. And very quickly after that, his time as the Aizar expired and they put him on the technology Council or something like that. David Sachs is like this with Vance. That's gonna be his chief of staff. Okay? Very, very important advisor to Vance. And then it was Joe Kent, that following Monday or Tuesday, who resigned with his letter. And then day after that, he was on Tucker. So it's that little triangulation. Kent, Tucker sacks. All roads lead to J.D.
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Thank you for the big super chats. Dude, it's so bad. It's so depressing. Like, we're gonna live in an. I'm gonna be. Should I be so honest right now? The biggest problem with diversity is like, dude, white people are beautiful. I wanna be around beautiful white people. I do not wanna be around a bunch of Edgar's and Jeets, okay? It's literally. I know that sounds so horrible. Like, that's a big part of it. Like, let's just not even lie for a second. Let us tell no lies. Let us honor the people with the truth. If I wake up and we're in this, like, just negrafied country where everybody's brown, it's like, that is so depressing. It's all. Everything is already so depressing. And then it's just gonna get worse and. And worse. We're going to be a minority with all these. All these people with their. But they're. With the way they are and such. With their. With the way they are and such and so forth. Yeah, it's. It's not good. It's not a very bright future. It's not a very colorful future. The people of light. Remember when they used to say that people of color and. And the. The white nationalists used to say we're people of light because we have all the colors on the light spectrum. Blue eyes, green eyes, red hair, white skin. Like, we are. We are the true people of color. When you think about it, look at me. I have a red beard. I have a light brown mane of hair. I have green eyes. Th. This is. These are aesthetic attributes. Let's just cut the shit. We need an aesthetic race. Let's just cut all the garbage about jobs and crime and citizenship. We need an aesthetic golden race. Can we just go off for five seconds and say the golden race? Atlantis, if you can hear us, please save us. Please save us from our dissent.
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So, yeah, George Droid sent $50. I want to like Crowder, but Holy Shit, his audience is all retarded boomers in the live chat. But the Democrats are bad. These people are not real.
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I know, man. It's. It's really grating. It's very grating.
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I looked like complete shit. I had just woken up. I slept for like a couple hours, woke up late, splashed water on my face, got into the studio. I looked like a bum. I looked like a total bum.
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They hate us cause they ain't us.
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Thank you for the big super chat. I don't. Sounds kind of like you were the cock. Like you got a sloppy seconds. And then you watched him fight on like, come on now. That's kind of like an L on you. Who really wins. I sometimes think about that. Are you cucking? Are you cucking the exes? Cuz it's like if you sleep with a girl, it's like their exes are thinking about who she's sleeping with. Now they're like, oh my gosh, she's sleeping with this new guy. He must be so much better. Or are you cucked by her exes? Because it's like they already hit. All right, pal, you're in. You know, like I already took it for a ride, you know what I'm saying? So it's like. So I sometimes think, who's really the bigger cuck, the past or the future? Interesting question, right? I think about this sometimes. Sort of an interesting. But then you remember. You. You remember the white rabbit shows up. White rabbit knocks on the door, says, guess what? It's time. All roads lead to Rome. Your girl is going. So then you just gotta remember it. None of it actually matters.
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I don't get it. What's the. Oh the like the face swap thing? Yeah.
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Jared Sim sent $20 guys, Nick's not gay. He's deeply closeted. Norm McDonald probably very good. John Witzel grow I percent 25 crazy. We're relying on surveys for self deport numbers. Wouldn't we have accounting records of what we paid them to leave?
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We do. That's just it. And that's what I told Stephen is all these numbers we have. Do you know that DHS keeps track of everybody that self deports? They report on the and Prouder even brought it up the CBP1 app. They report when they voluntarily leave. We have those numbers. We have the number of removals, we have the number of interior removals. ICE could tell you exactly how many people they've removed from the country to A one. They won't. Why? Because the numbers are low. And that's why all these copers, that's why all the coping seething Republicans have to say so. We looked at the community survey from the census and they survey 65,000 households and you know, this percentage were non residents or you know, foreign nationals. We extrapolate that out and say you know, 1.6 million people, 1.6 million fewer foreign nationals were counted and blah blah blah. And it isn't even true. I mean that number in particular which was the basis of everything. Google it. They revised that number down I think to like 900,000 and I'm sure it's even lower than that because there's a response bomb bias there. There's a non response bias meaning the census surveys these people and if fewer illegal aliens respond to the survey, is that because there are fewer illegals or is it because illegals are not responding to surveys because they fear being deported? It's a non negligible confounding factor. And you know not only that but they, they already revised the numbers down by about 30% when the new numbers came out because they weight the numbers every year I believe they make these adjustments they weighted it lower. This was in center for Immigration studies cuz I remember when CIS looked at the original number and they said oh this is amazing and it's totally real and it's legit. And then they had to come back and, and basically admit they were wrong and say oh yeah, so I guess the number got revised down. That's bullshit. It's we all know. Do you notice fewer illegals? I don't. I still see Venezuelans selling their box of chocolate in the Mag Mile and I still see illegals all the time. What are you talking about? It's just not happening.
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$50. Israel has allocated $730 million to Hasbara. Ronald Lauder from the WJC admitted that Israel is at war for our minds. Please squash the beef with him and call for unity.
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No.
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OG5.
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That's hilarious. Why is that on me? No, the guy. Clearly. That's overrated. That's overrated. He clearly cannot be trusted. He's either too stupid or he's in on it. Either way, I want nothing to do with that person.
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OG5 9 hair sniffer sent. $100. Your Iran coverage is so far superior to everyone else. We just need one update a week. Please. Watching all these idiots attack you, knowing they've never even given you the time of day is infuriate.
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I know.
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Who is coordinating all this shit. People coming out of the woodwork to smear you is not organic.
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Dude. Dude, this is like a white pill and a black pill. I wish I had. The blue hat is all the way over there. Where's my red hat? I don't know where the red hat. Dude, it's like white pill and black pill. We gotta get red and blue. We gotta complete the set. I was just. I was just thinking of that this whole time. Anyway, thank you for the big super chat. Yeah, it's true. Nobody gives me enough credit. I am good at what I do. Oh, there's the red one. Uh, but the blue one's out of reach. It's all the way over there. Yeah, no, it's true. My Iran Coverage is number one.
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Thanks. Thank you for the big super chat. Yeah, it was pretty good. I had a lot to say lately. I just don't have anything to say. I just feel I got nothing to say. There's nothing happening. Nothing in the news content drought. So I'm not even active on Twitter. I just,
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You like that? Thanks. Yeah, she. She got a kick out of that as well. I gotta do a show with her one day. I don't know if she'd be up for that. I don't want to subject her to a lot of attacks and things, because you know how that goes. The Internet's vicious. But I think that might be fun if we did a show together.
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See, you caught. Wow. You caught it. I love when somebody. Cause I'm always doing these little like I'm always doing these very subtle references. That's crazy that you caught that W you. You win the show for the night. I will get there. He says that's great. See, because that. That was like a little reference to 30 Rock and you caught it. The super chatter caught it. Good for you.
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Bobby grow ipe sent $20. Yay. Button activated. Yay. Ock 2028, 99% of vote landslide. First data port AK change VP8 brings in young Adolf hits cinema. I just can't Even decipher based chud sent $20. What do you have to say to the people who say this is not a new war and that this has been an ongoing conflict?
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It's totally true. I mean, I've said that. But the question is like, you know, what's driving that it. I. I have said that for many years. I've said, no, it doesn't begin and end with Midnight Hammer. It doesn't begin and end with epic fury. It's been going on. I've. I've laid out the entire timeline. I mean, realistically, you can go back to 2020. Let's. Let's call that the modern stage of hostilities. You could go back further than that. But 2020, there's a huge flare up. We kill Suleimani. There's this attack on a chemical tanker in the straight and nobody knows who's responsible. Was it a torpedo? Was it a mine? Was it Olympic mine? Then people are shooting drones outta the sky. Like there were some serious hostilities in the summer of 2020. And then. Then you get all these big Israeli cyber attacks, industrial sabotage in Iran, assassination of nuclear scientists. Then you get October 7th and all the ensuing conflict that leads you right up until now. I mean, so I would call that kind of like a distinct phase in the war. But yeah, I mean, the situation with Iran has been going on for a very long time. So there's some truth.
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Crowder with A wire brush sent $20. I don't think Crowder understood 26 is only for the House and not the presidential election. Bring more immigrants.
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How? Yeah, well, he kept saying. He said like, well, it's going to be over for America. I'm like, dude, how they're just going to control the House. It's not a big deal.
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All these people are a joke.
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Roy Bershini sent $50. It's funny how the pretext support for Iraq was because two 747s flew into the twin towers. Now it's because Trump can rape a man in the middle of 5th Avenue. Most loyalpeople wage slave electrician sent $100. Started watching you after asmongold covered your crash out on Tucker and Candace last year. I cannot emphasize how important your message telling young men to go to college and get involved in politics is. Trades can be learned as a hobby. Political power cannot.
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True. Thank you for the big super chat. I appreciate it. Yeah, it is. It's the most important.
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We like crowd 22 cents $50. The most disheartening part about Crowder in his comments section was the lack of imagination or even the will to become the cardholders in an election. Slavery really was a choice.
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It's a dude. So much in life is a choice. People choose it every day. Every day we wake up and we make a decision. Are we going to take matters into our own hands or are we going to submit it is slavery is a choice. So yeah, these people, they will be accepting less and less every day.
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$20. And how many were built under Democrats? Sonyan, we have to do better than this.
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How much border wall did the Democrats build? At least we built some border wall. It's like how. How much credit do you get for building half of a border wall? Building 1/10 of a border wall. Do you get credit for building 1/10 of a house? Like you have to build the whole.
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It's kind of all or nothing.
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Get a haircut sent $25. Clint Russell is trying to rewrite reality. He lied and said you were the first to attack Tucker after the interview. Shame.
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Yeah, they all lie.
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Yeah. Do you see that?
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4%. $20C. Leonardo made a hit piece about you being an agent. 100% just a slander video. It actually sounds scripted. Women coffee.
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Emojis late. Who cares?
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Well, you know, maybe we don't want to talk like that these days. They're just begging them to arrest me. No, no, no. Let's. Let's pray, love and heal for njf. Let's eat. Pray and love for njf. That's what we're gonna do. We're gonna eat, pray, and love. No more kill, rape, and die. No more killing, raping, or dying. There'll be no more killing, raping, or dying. It will only be eating, praying and loving. Loving fully praying for our enemies. Eating this, good that. Let's. Let's rewrite the script. Let's rewrite the narrative.
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who is on the sp. Dude, if you're on these spaces, like, I honestly feel sorry for you. Who. Who among us is sitting on X spaces all day arguing with these nitwits? Like, I. I couldn't do much more of that. I mean, I used to jump on the spaces and it always turned into like, so what are we gonna do about. I don't know. Let's make the game plan right here on Twitter.
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Spaces like emerald sent $50. I'm genuinely baffled. Do these losers reality believe they're somebody or Tucker slash teal slash fans? Matrix think this would actually work? Lol. You have the country behind you. It just makes us turn on JD more true.
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That's going in the Obsidian file. I have been following all that very closely, but I will look into that. I heard about the debate list thing from Basil. Basil pointed that out. I didn't know that. So that's going in the files.
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Swamp grower percent $20. There's also a Tucker connection to his apex that I need to dig more on, but the Joan glazing Palantir makes me more confident in that link. Especially with Tucker and offu pushing to replace you.
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I hear Joan is bad news that was told this and now he's boosting Alex Carp. Very strange. Something very strange is going on.
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Okay, you didn't hear me.
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I've never been. I've never been, so I don't really have any feelings about it.
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I'm sure it's nice if he sent $50. Sebastian Gorko named you and Tucker as possible domestic terrorists. Wtf? Crying face emoji.
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Well, it's not really true. I read the article and it seems like they kind of took that out of context, but it's whatever. I mean, does that surprise any dilute?
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Roy percent $30 if you haven't already seen clips. Piers Morgan show today was a disaster. He still doesn't know per capita w Gavin Alfoyt. No, I didn't see Yale Groi percent $50 I'll be going to an elite Ivy league in the fall, hiding my power level, amassing capital and connections. Any particular advice I could get from the goat? Acton2026. Hitler2028 Fuentes20.
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Yeah, just focus, man. Just focus up. Don't keep hiding your power level and just focus up. School is hard. Focus on school. Build your network as much as you can. Meet as many people as you can. Get their phone numbers. Be a be a dark triad.
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I like you're using dark triad. Thank you for the big super chat.
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No, don't. No, don't act. Don't do that. Like no more. We can't say that anymore.
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Roy per forever. Sent $100. Great debate today. I've lived Crowder's theory the GOP will be better. It has failed. Ever since I have been voting. You are the only one to call it out and say, make them pay in the midterm. Infiltration and internal takeover is the only way. Jesus will save your soul. Nick Fuentes will save America.
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Love that. Thank you for the big super chat. It's in God's hands. God runs the world. So, no, I mean, we could just do whatever we can.
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Neckawells 8. 88 cent. $20. Nick Fuentes, impartial to the name LMAO. Yo, brother, there is solid men around you always. If you don't know kt, you literally just got red pilled. Young padawan. Four leaf clover emoji. Chill a bit. Fuckers are asking you Dixie Groerd percent $20. How did you not lose it? When Crowder tried saying the current housing market and rent is the best it's been in a while.
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I don't know if you saw. I was like, spurging a little bit. That was crazy. It's like, dude, what are you even talking about? What are you talking about? I think housing has never been more expensive, and we're in this bubble that's about to burst. There's 650,000 more sellers than buyers now. I saw that today. So it's like, bro, what are you talking of? Everything is worse.
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It's like SF grower percent $20. Your loyalists don't give AFAB teenage slash WaPo op eds or tweets from losers incorporated. The show feels reinvigorated since Italy. The Europe trip plus Ram IKEA clearly worked wonders voting Dem 2024. God bless.
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I'm trying. You think I'm reinvigorated since Italy? Since the Europe trip and Rabbi Keith performing his. Doing his spell casting. I don't know. I don't know. I don't feel much better, but maybe I. Taylor Marshall, 28. Would he run for office? I like him a lot. I really do. I don't know what his feelings are towards me, but I think he's pretty solid.
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Sent $23. Funny that Six Flags traumatized you. I bet you were in the wave pool, shirt on, of course, and some fat guy had a heart attack.
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No, no. It was a long story. Yeah, the eighth grade Six Flags trip. Yeah, let's just not even go there. Let's just not even talk about traumatic memories.
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Samuel Ray said $35 killed it on Crowder today. Such A smart boy.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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I like him too, Nick.
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I don't take any advice. You ever see that clip? That's so mean. That's so true.
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Yeah, there's something to be said about that, isn't there? Anyway, thank you for the big super chat.
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Ok, chill, chill. No one's dying, okay? No one's dying anytime soon. All right? Thank you for the big super chat, though. I appreciate it. I know what you mean, though. Metaph fin.
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America First with Nicholas J. Fuentes – Episode 1681 Summary (May 13, 2026)
Episode Theme & Overview
This episode of America First, hosted by Nicholas J. Fuentes, centers on two major themes: the apparent stalemate and strategic failure of the United States in the ongoing Iran war, as revealed by new intelligence leaks and diplomatic developments, and the fallout from recent right-wing drama—specifically involving Dan Bilzerian’s attack on Fuentes over the Israel/Jewish issue, only for Bilzerian to admit to being 12% Jewish himself. The episode also includes reflections on Fuentes’ contentious appearance on Steven Crowder’s show, as well as extensive Q&A with the live audience.
Key Discussion Points and Insights
Diplomatic Impasse & Trump’s Rejection (00:00–16:00, 44:35–55:00)
New Intel: America’s Military Failure (16:00–44:35, 55:00–70:00)
Strategic Analysis & No-Win Scenario (67:00–76:00)
Memorable Quote:
"Checkmate. If we can't destroy all the missiles, then they can continue to shut down the strait and attack the Gulf and that is going to be ruinous to our economy. And we know that. And we can't destroy the missiles as evidenced by this report. We did everything we could and it's not gonna work." (70:46)
Dan Bilzerian Exposed (19:30–44:35, 80:00–110:00)
Movement Infighting & Frustration
Memorable Quote:
"We're all trying so hard... We are our own worst enemy. It's our own side. It's not Laura Loomer. It's not Mark Levin. It's not even Israel. It's people that ostensibly are supposed to all agree on one thing... that just cannot make it happen." (42:45)
(48:00–54:00, 85:00–88:00)
[Selected Notable Segments & Quotes]
The Groiper Curse:
"The groiper curse is too powerful now. Sometimes I scare myself." (23:17)
Movement Irony:
"You want to draw a line in the sand... there's this big move now to exile me, to defeat me... and you, yourself, are Jewish. That's crazy." (38:10)
War Drama:
"We tried it, we hit 'em with everything we've got, and then we punched ourselves out." (70:10)
On Conservative Copes:
"It's all cope. It's like, well, we're getting all these wins, and Trump doesn't get enough credit. ... It's pretty tough ultimatum." (85:10)
Summary Statement: This episode distills Nick Fuentes’ core assertions that the U.S. has lost strategic leverage in the Iran war, faces a humiliating endgame, and is encumbered by self-sabotaging movement infighting. He urges more thoughtful, evolved discourse on controversial issues and lambasts the Republican establishment (and their defenders) for copes and lack of results. The episode’s tone combines sharp polemic, dark humor, and a sense of embattled, slightly nihilistic leadership.