Adam King: The Truth About TikTok, China, and Larry Ellison’s Takeover | DSH #1745

Summary

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Digital Social Hour – Ep. 1745

Guest: Adam King
Host: Sean Kelly
Title: "Adam King: The Truth About TikTok, China, and Larry Ellison’s Takeover"
Date: January 10, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this candid and often provocative episode, Sean Kelly welcomes Adam King for a sprawling discussion about the current state of online discourse, Jewish identity in America, media manipulation, social media trends, alleged foreign influence, and controversies swirling around high-profile figures like Larry Ellison, Nick Fuentes, and Candace Owens. Adam, known for debating ideological opponents and fostering unlikely friendships, offers insight on antisemitism, technology, the power of hosting civil dialogue, and his personal take on topics ranging from immortality and ancient Kabbalah to the complexities of American and Israeli politics.

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Major Discussion Themes & Key Insights

1. The Art of Debate & Building Bridges

• Live debates vs. edited content: Adam prefers live podcasts for their rawness and virality. Debates between ideologically opposed individuals offer opportunities for genuine moments and potential friendship, even among adversaries.
  • "You can get really good viral content, good clips, things are said." (02:05 - Adam)
• Civil discourse: Adam emphasizes the value in maintaining respect during heated discussions, sharing how even with strong disagreements (e.g., with Jake Shields), meaningful relationships can form.
  • "We could literally be totally on the opposite end, almost at war with each other, but still be civil." (01:04 - Adam)
  • "We both have a code, a moral code. And now there's a door of communication." (07:38 - Adam)

2. Antisemitism, Online Hate, and Social Influence

• Age & recruitment: Adam laments how online hate—particularly antisemitism—targets youth, comparing it negatively to other grooming behaviors.
  • "Let them play catch on the playground a little bit longer before you make them know who you think the most evil race is in the world." (11:30 - Adam)
• Anonymous vs. public personalities: Adam argues for the importance of owning opinions publicly and respects those who debate using their real identity.
  • "If they're a face behind the camera, I have more respect for them than the anonymous, way more." (32:55 - Adam)

3. Social Media Virality, Influence & Foreign Interference

• On going viral: Both Sean and Adam acknowledge that virality often involves significant investment and algorithmic amplification.

  • "I know how much Neon spends on clipping. It's a lot of fun... It's millions." (13:33 - Sean)

• Foreign Manipulation: Adam points out that, while focus is often on Israel or Qatar regarding influencer funding, China is more actively “writing checks under the radar,” hinting at larger psy-ops and influence campaigns.

  • "China's going under the table, under the radar, because everybody's like, Qatar, Israel... And China is writing checks left and right." (20:30 - Adam)
  • "They put 250 billion into the schools to fund DEI, and DEI is not even a thing in their countries." (21:43 - Adam)

4. The Larry Ellison and TikTok Narrative

• Ellison vs. China: Adam champions Larry Ellison’s acquisition of TikTok and Paramount, describing his maneuvers as reclaiming America from foreign and “woke” influences.
  • "You mean to tell me TikTok is controlling America? China's controlling America through TikTok. And this billionaire steps up, he's like, I'll do it. And he drops this huge fucking buttload of money, removes the CCP from our children's lives." (26:38 - Adam)
  • "Larry Ellison buys Paramount and fires all the woke liberal retards. He's like, no more gay stuff..." (27:12 - Adam)
• Hypocrisy over Jewish excellence: Adam criticizes the double standard of vilifying successful Jews in America, even if their actions benefit the country.

5. American Jews, Israel, and Political Power

• Aid to Israel: Adam dispels misconceptions about U.S. aid, explaining the majority is reinvested into American arms manufacturers and that Israel wishes to become less dependent.
  • "Israel is the only country that gave up its domestic foreign aid already... 80% of it has to be spent in America." (22:21 - Adam)
• Jewish excellence and contribution: Adam advocates for American Jews as proud Americans, not part of secret plots:
  • "Should we... China would be like 300 trillion dollar GDP with the Jews. But America's got like the most Jews and they're like the most non Israeli type Jews in the world." (30:05 - Adam)

6. Kabbalah, Immortality, and Mysticism

• The immortals: Adam discusses Kabbalistic concepts: humans' original divine potential, immortals among us, and esoteric knowledge from Jewish tradition.
  • "Before we from the Tree of Knowledge, we had such a mastery over physicality that we could walk through walls. There was no such a thing of a physical limitation that could restrict us..." (36:39 - Adam)
• Kabbalah’s reputation: Adam pushes back against the idea that Jewish mysticism is dark or dangerous.
  • "Really what Kabbalah is, is the highest accessing of our divine self and understanding of why we... were created in what the Torah says, B'tselem Elohim..." (40:53 - Adam)

7. Personal Journey, Identity & Race

• On racial identity: Adam discusses bloodlines and racial identity not as vehicles for hate but as pillars for personal and cultural identity.
  • "You don't have to hate to be a racist. That's my slogan. You could love all the races and love yourself the most. You should love yourself the most." (44:35 - Adam)
• Friendships with ideological opponents: Adam describes befriending those with antisemitic views, aiming to change hearts through honesty.
  • "Jake Shields, would you consider him an anti Semite?... Totally... He's my friend." (46:28 - Adam)

8. Media, Monetization & Influence

• Not motivated by profit: Despite his reach, Adam states he isn’t monetizing his content yet, focusing on service and community instead.
  • "I just do this out of the love of my heart for the Jewish people and God." (15:18 - Adam)
• Pros/cons of mainstream figures: Discussions about right-wing internet personalities—Ben Shapiro, Dave Rubin, Candace Owens, and Nick Fuentes—and how their personas are shaped by dialogue (or lack thereof).

9. Current Events: Candace Owens, Tim Pool, and Controversy

• Candace Owens controversy: Adam provides a firsthand account of being falsely accused by Candace of involvement in the Charlie Kirk "Hampton Summit," describing her as unhinged and out of touch.
  • "At first she was talking about the Hampton summit. Everybody needs to know this story. If you're following Candace and you don't know this story, you're broken." (58:42 - Adam)
• Tim Pool's value proposition: Adam commends Tim Pool's $800 million valuation, highlights the need for focus, and warns against low-level feuds.
  • "Tim should probably have me back so we can have a real discussion on these things... But he should stick to his lane, which is great politics in the Trump movement." (57:16 - Adam)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On bridge building:

  "We could literally be totally on the opposite end, almost at war with each other, but still be civil."
  (01:04 - Adam King)

• On algorithmic manipulation:

  "That's what it is. And they want me to fight with him, I guess, because they literally flood my timeline with him."
  (13:12 - Adam King)

• On China’s hidden influence:

  "China's going under the table, under the radar ... And China is writing checks left and right and they're fund..."
  (20:30 - Adam King)

• On TikTok and Larry Ellison:

  "You mean to tell me TikTok is controlling America? China's controlling America through TikTok. And this billionaire steps up, he's like, I'll do it. And he drops this huge fucking buttload of money, removes the CCP from our children's lives."
  (26:38 - Adam King)

• On Jewish contribution & suspicion:

  "Why is Jewish excellence frowned upon in America?... And if American Jews are so excellent, why can't people get behind in being supportive of American Jews?"
  (30:04 - Adam King)

• On immortality and Kabbalah:

  "Before we from the Tree of Knowledge, we had such a mastery over physicality that we could walk through walls. There was no such a thing of a physical limitation that could restrict us..."
  (36:39 - Adam King)

• On debating public versus anonymous figures:

  "If they're a face behind the camera, I have more respect for them than a lot of times the anonymous ... way more."
  (32:55 - Adam King)

• On winning the media war:

  "The best part about winning a war is it doesn't fucking matter."
  (52:46 - Adam King)

• On Candace Owens' accusations:

  "If you're following Candace and you don't know this story, you're broken. If you know this story and you still want to follow Candace, you're a broken person with no values."
  (58:42 - Adam King)

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Important Timestamps

| Time | Segment / Topic | |------------|-------------------------------------------------| | 00:00–02:35| Civil debates, podcasting with controversial figures | | 07:30 | Making friends out of adversaries | | 11:24 | Online antisemitism targeting kids | | 13:12 | Social media virality, algorithmic manipulation | | 20:30 | Foreign funding of influencers (China/Qatar/Israel) | | 22:21 | Facts about U.S. aid to Israel | | 26:38 | Larry Ellison’s role in TikTok/Paramount and anti-CCP moves | | 30:04 | Jewish excellence and American identity | | 36:39 | Kabbalah, immortality, and mystical thought | | 44:35 | Cultural and race identity, bloodlines, marriage | | 52:46 | War, ceasefires, and the Israel-Hamas narrative | | 57:16 | Tim Pool—show valuation & market position | | 58:42 | Candace Owens controversy |

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Conclusion & Closing Thoughts

Adam King’s appearance on Digital Social Hour is a whirlwind tour through the toxic and the transcendent, making a case for dialogue even among strong disagreement, voicing concerns about social media manipulation, antisemitism, and the ironies of both Jewish influence and suspicion in America. Alongside host Sean Kelly’s thoughtful questions, Adam navigates from personal experience to global conspiracy, from financial realities of viral content to mystical frameworks about immortality, always pushing for honest, public, solution-oriented engagement—even with ideological enemies.

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"If you want to build something constructive, I’m so here for that... Even if they don't like Jews. But they want to build something, I welcome you."
(64:59 - Adam King)

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Transcript

[A]

You believe immortality?

[B]

There are many immortals that walk amongst us on a daily basis.

[A]

No way. Right now.

[B]

Right now, obviously, like the gods of old, you know, they're still around. What are immortals? Where does it come from? And there's many classes of immortals, different creatures. One thing about immortals, though, is they could be killed. So they're not immortal in the sense that they don't die.

[A]

All right, guys, we got Adam King here out here in Las Vegas. Last time you were here, you were doing a little debate, right?

[B]

Yeah. That was fun. It was. With Jake Shields. Yeah. And Dan Bilzerian. Don Johnson, the door.

[A]

I watched it. The fact checking, editing was interesting.

[B]

Dude, that was such a funny episode. That was such an L that he had to even come out with that episode. You know, like, I come out and they're like. Instead of posting the debate, they're like, look, we have a fact checker. You know, only, like, the gay people do fact checking anyway, you know? But I'm not calling them gay to respect. With Jake and Dan, it was a good time. We had a great time. But, you know, you got to bring the heat sometimes.

[A]

Any big takeaways from that conversation with.

[B]

Dan or big takeaways was that we could literally, like, be totally on the opposite end, almost at war with each other, but still be civil to each other. Jake and I, we continue to talk, obviously. I got a show with Jake on Sunday. I'm debating this he black Hebrew, Israelite guy. I think it's such a funny debate to even do. But he's going to be moderating.

[A]

And Jake has a moderator, huh?

[B]

I know. He's actually a good moderator. I got to give him credit. I mean, he's not like, he doesn't get in there and do whatever, but, I mean, he, like, really sets the tone. And he knows that. He's a good host. He knows how to host a podcast.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know what I'm saying?

[A]

Shout out to Jake.

[B]

And as a podcaster, you got a good host, you got a good show.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know what I'm saying?

[A]

Yeah. The host is very important.

[B]

I've been hosting for a long time, and I think that's why I'm so good on other people's shows. Because I'm a host.

[A]

Exactly. You know, when I interview podcasters, it's always so easy. Yeah. They know how to articulate.

[B]

Exactly.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Make space for others.

[A]

Sounds like you're down to debate. Almost anyone, though.

[B]

I have been. I like making content. I like building bridges. I like, like, when you have, like, the, like, the really, you know, diametrically opposed people. You can get really good viral content, good clips, things are said. That's why I like live podcasts better than these pre recorded, because you could really, like, you get like those organic moments, and then before you know it, the fans are already clipping it. Before it's, you know, it's already out there. Before the show's over, there's clips.

[A]

I agree. I think when it comes to debates, I'm gonna do more of them live in the future.

[B]

You said. I, you know, I followed up with. With Hassan Shibley.

[A]

Oh, you did?

[B]

Yeah. And we started talking, actually, because the whole thing, we were. I don't know if they told we were him and another person.

[A]

And Yasmine said no.

[B]

Why did she say no?

[A]

She said, did she not want to.

[B]

Work with me or was it because. Because I thought she was very interesting.

[A]

I don't want to misquote her. I believe it was.

[B]

She didn't. She didn't say that I hate him.

[A]

No, she said she didn't have too much.

[B]

I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just joking.

[A]

But Hassan would be a good one for you, dude.

[B]

We were talking and I was like. I told him. I was like, you and I can have a million different conversations. We have to choose very wisely which one we want to have.

[A]

What did you agree on?

[B]

Anything he wants. I want it to be like something that people can look back on years from now and be like, wow, that was fucking crazy conversation.

[A]

I think it'd be pretty civil.

[B]

Yeah, No, I wanted to. I only had one uncivil conversation with a Muslim, and it was Daniel Hakikachu.

[A]

Okay. I've had him on.

[B]

And we were supposed to have a civil conversation. I was really looking forward to it being a civil conversation. And then the day before our debate, Charlie Kirk got shot. And I knew Charlie Kirk. Not that well. Obviously he was Charlie Kirk, but, like, you know, I respected him always. And he was just such a wonderful human being. And, like, he immediately went to the Charlie Kirk. You know, there were people who were insulting Charlie, like, the moment he got killed.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And I just, like, couldn't take it. I was, like, sensitive, and I was just like. We got to the debate, and I was just on fuck you mode. I was just like, kill, kill, kill. You know, like, not literally. We don't kill people. Even though some of you celebrated Charlie Kirk's death, but, you know, we. That was like the only time I didn't get along with somebody.

[A]

I Just saw his debate with.

[B]

And it was the brazenness of it. Like, shut the fuck up. What are you talking about? Like, there's people who are very close with him and you're just gonna go spout off the day that he dies. Like some of the most illogical. And that's what made me realize when I debate people, you gotta be like, if you want to be stupid with me, you have to have like 2 million followers. You know what I'm saying? You can't just be like low level like that. You got to be 2 million followers. Then I'll let you be stupid. If not when it comes down to like, because of that. And that's why I really wanted Hassan Shibley because I really like Muslims. I like everybody. I like Catholics too. But I got, I went really viral with Nick once talking about. Because they were like, would you choose Muslims over. If you had to get rid of one religion, what would it be? It was like such a stupid low iq, you know, like one of those like gutter, gutter questions. And I was just like, catholicism.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Because I mean they like, they kill all the time and like they have our shit and you know, it's like 67 popes made open edicts to kill. Did you know that?

[A]

No. That's pretty nuts.

[B]

It's a lot. Only seven popes have been benevolent towards. And Pope John Paul II was the most benevolent out of all. And to this day, I have so much respect for Pope John Paul ii. Pope John Paul II brought Jews into the church. It was the first time Jews have like really honor, venerated, you know, traditional Catholicism. God bless his soul ii.

[A]

Yeah, you mentioned Fuentes earlier. You said last night he made a video about you.

[B]

He was in like a victim narrative, you know, like, ah, the. They control us. The Jews own everything. They beat us. The game is over. And Adam King is one of them and Josh Hammer's another one, you know, and he goes down his little quest and it. But it's cool. I like it. I like being a shout out in his victim narrative. Yeah, he's got to get all. He doesn't even like his own followers, you know what I'm saying? He's always making fun of his followers. He's going to get off that train. He's going to join Team Jew. He's going to come down to Zion and you'll see he's young, he's got a lot of time to grow.

[A]

You think you'd be allowed to step foot in Israel? Honestly? Totally.

[B]

Especially if it Came with me. Yeah.

[A]

Without that.

[B]

Without a doubt.

[A]

No, dude, absolutely. Are you serious?

[B]

Especially if it came with top J.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Oh, my God. Especially if it came with top J. I'd be like, on the phone with the ambassador before. I'm like, yo, I'm taking these people to Israel. I have an anti Semites trip to Israel coming up, God willing, in the spring.

[A]

No way.

[B]

I do.

[A]

We have a bunch of anti Semites.

[B]

Yeah. People who I would say were anti Semites. Big names. Okay. Yeah. One guy says, am Israel high.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

He, like, totally converted. And I can't even believe that. I'm not gonna say names because I don't want. I know the moment I drop a name, everyone will be like, calling them. They'll get the call.

[A]

Damn.

[B]

They'll get the call. Do not go with King to Israel. Whatever you do, don't go to Shabbat's dinner. You know, it's like, they're crazy about it. They don't like the dialogue. And that's why my show and what I do disrupts the narrative because it's like Jake and I. Jake was, like, trying to debate somebody or have a debate. He's like, who should I debate? And I was just like, I'll debate you. And then I came out, and then we've been friends. You know what I mean? I would honestly say unequivocally that we made a real friendship.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

Yeah. We talk. We, you know, we. You know.

[A]

That's impressive.

[B]

Yeah. And it was. Because we both took a risk. We don't agree. Still don't agree. But we actively. We both have a code, a moral code. And now there's a door of communication, you know what I'm saying? And that exists in that world. So I do think so that, you know, these things are important. And I. I would be able to take anybody with me to Israel. I. The invitation's out. If you're an anti Semite. If you're out there and you hate, call me. No, but for real, I'll take you to Israel. And if you want to go, like, go to all your churches and see, like, how safe it is for Jews in the churches. I'm sorry. For the Christians in the churches in Israel. It's the safest it's ever been since Christianity was invented. It's even safer now under Jewish rule than when Jesus was alive.

[A]

Holy crap.

[B]

It's true. Holy crap. Yeah, man. It's real.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

This is a renaissance for Christians in Israel under. Under the state of Israel. People don't want to admit that because they want to larp on. But it is a renaissance for Christians in Israel. It's happening as we speak.

[A]

I'm gonna have to get over there one of these days.

[B]

You're Christian? Catholic. What kind of denomination?

[A]

I used to be Christian. Yeah. I would say I'm just spiritual now.

[B]

You're a spirit.

[A]

I don't go to church anymore. I believe in God.

[B]

That's good.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

God is important.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

God is the most important thing.

[A]

I went through a weird, like, agnostic atheist phase when I was a teenage teenager.

[B]

What do you think inspired it?

[A]

Rebellion.

[B]

Parents.

[A]

Yeah. That was the start. Like, my mom just stopped taking us to church and then I was like, starting to question stuff.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

You know, and being around the wrong people at that age is very easy to be influenced.

[B]

Absolutely.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So is other people.

[A]

Yeah. I think the people.

[B]

That's why young people are so. The one thing about this anti Semitic space that I don't like, I'm like, all about free speech. Free speech absolutists. But like, the same with. It's like the same with the trans. I don't want them going after the kids.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Let people think. Let them be in the world before they start trying to groom them for anything.

[A]

Yeah, that's a good point. The age demo of anti Semites must be gravitational.

[B]

Yeah. Like, do you ever go on, like, what's that, Omegle?

[A]

I used to see videos about it. Is it still live?

[B]

They do. There's a lot of anti Semites, like Gypsy Crusader. Super famous. Now there was like that guy Ht.

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[B]

And they all talk to kids and then they post videos of that. Right, Right. I'm just like, are you for real? Are you for real right now? Do you see yourself? You're posting videos of kids and the HT guy, he like waves his gun and in the videos and I'm like, brother's a fucking kid. There'll be like a black kid in a wave his gun and be like calling the N word with a hard.

[A]

That's nuts.

[B]

And I'm just like, dude, are you for real right now? Do you see yourself?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Going after children, dude, let them be. Let them play catch on the playground a little bit longer before you, like, need to make them know who you think the most evil race is in the world. It's crazy.

[A]

It is not the influence on the younger generation.

[B]

You're like, do not talk to my kids about trans. But have you heard of Adolf Hitler lately? It's great.

[A]

No, it's us. I saw. Have you seen the new guy blowing up clavicular?

[B]

Oh my God, that is so fake, right? How is it not fake? The way it's like looks maxing is the gayest thing I've ever seen. First of all, a man obsessed with his own beauty is a homosexual, plain and simple. You want to know what makes women attracted to men? Action. And money. Money is a result of action. Like a man who's in the world making shit happen, can get any girl he wants being a looks maxer. And it's so crazy too, because they're sitting there in front of the whole world. They're like, crystal meth party. Crystal meth. Crystal meth. And it's just like non stop crystal meth talk.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I'm like, that's crazy. His newest idea is publicly like that, like Crystal Method. Don't even get me started. And then why does it. Why is it every single post on my feed clavicular now? Why every single. Not Clippers bots. It's the algorithm at X that wants that I'm so famous because of. Because they're like, oh, a proud Zionist in the face of an anti Semite. That'll get a million clicks. And so they use me the same way they use him. But that's what it is. And they want me to fight with him, I guess, because they. They literally flood my timeline with. With him.

[A]

Now it's not just X. He's blowing up everywhere. Tick tock, Instagram When I see stuff.

[B]

Like that happen, I. I think to myself, that has to be coordinated.

[A]

I know a lot about going viral on social media because I have so much data from this show that I know what it takes to get the amount of views these guys are getting.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

It's all out of a lot of money.

[B]

Out of nowhere.

[A]

It's a lot of money.

[B]

He came out of nowhere.

[A]

I know how much Neon spends on clipping. It's a lot of fun.

[B]

It is a lot of money.

[A]

It's millions.

[B]

I'll tell you, I have, like, I have learned a system. I developed a system of automation that I only use. I haven't even employed it really, but I wrote my second book. I wrote on AI automation for clip making.

[A]

Yeah. Use Opus or. What do you use?

[B]

I use. I actually don't. I mean, I use Opus, but I'm like getting involved with descript and other. I use seven different AIs in a organized fashion to work together simultaneously.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

I don't even have the whole thing implemented, but I have it written down and I have the training all. You know, the training manual for how it all works in a symbiotic relationship.

[A]

That's impressive.

[B]

And how to do it. But you could cut out. A guy like Neon can save millions of dollars.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And every dollar saved is a dollar earned.

[A]

You know, clippers are expensive, bro. I used to spend a lot on them myself. That's up quick. Because you're paying per view. Yeah. It's not like you just pay them.

[B]

To make the video play. People per clip. Or do you pay people like both.

[A]

So on my pages, it's per clip? Yeah, like on my pages that I own. But if it's on a fan page or whatever, it's perfect.

[B]

How much do you pay a clip?

[A]

It's 300 for every, I think 100,000 views.

[B]

300? Oh, so you pay per view?

[A]

Yeah, but they have to hit 100k. Yeah.

[B]

If it's under that, 300 for a hundred, that's worth it.

[A]

Yeah. So I think it's. I used to spend like.

[B]

No, it's not worth it. Not to me.

[A]

If you're selling something, it's worth it. I was losing money.

[B]

I never tried to monetize my show yet. I haven't tried to monetize anything. I'm just showing up.

[A]

Your show's not profitable yet.

[B]

I mean, I imagine I have hundreds of millions of views. I imagine I'm at this convention, this dude hit me up. He's like, I can make you. I'll make you an offer right now. I'm an advertiser. I'm like, are you kidding me?

[A]

Sponsor? Yeah.

[B]

And I'm like, I'll think about it, because I don't want to.

[A]

Like, you don't have sponsors.

[B]

I just do this out of the love of my heart for the Jewish people and God. Dude. Wow.

[A]

You can make a lot of money off your show.

[B]

I think so, too. I am the main influencer on X. You know, there's a lot of people. I don't want to say that boastily or braggadociously because there's a lot of really incredible, incredible people like Ayala, Kobe, and. And many others, you know?

[A]

Yeah, you get a lot of X. That's how I found you.

[B]

But people like Vivid and others, they even, like, they tell me that my work means a lot to them because I'm not Ayala. Kobe and I are. There's a couple. Aya Kobe is the biggest non anonymous account. That's a Jewish account. And he's unbelievable. Dude, you got to get that guy on your show.

[A]

I'll look him up after that.

[B]

He's young, too. He's younger than nick. He's like 25. Super success, bright, working hard, doing media on the side, like, when he ever has time. And he's just like one of those young guys who are clean on every angle, you know, and he's making money, and that's. I've been going through, like, a little bit of a change because at my business, I don't cross over my business. And my. This isn't my business, this show.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Like I said, I don't advertise. I don't have sponsorships. I do it for fun. And I love my studio, and I like meeting people. Really and truly. I love talking. I could talk for, like, days and, like, meeting people like you and friendship. I started with Jake and other things, and that actually has, like, real life consequences, you know, like, there's a lot of friendships. I made just a lot of friendships over the years. Doing this with controversial figures and people all over the world and different things and whatever. Yeah, but. But I've been in my business, and I've been thinking a lot about this, like, influence and everything. There's, like, nothing that is more influential than money. Being, like, in the money seat, having. Being able to create your own wealth, not from your online Persona, to show up in the online Persona with your wealth somewhere else. Do you know what I'm saying? That is unbelievable amounts of power.

[A]

I mean, look at politics. Yeah, Money talks, right?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

All the biggest donors have some sort of influence over who they're backing.

[B]

Think about in the podcasting world, who's like, super rich.

[A]

It just got leaked that candace makes over 10 million a year off her show.

[B]

That's great. Not. Not from politics, I'm saying.

[A]

Oh, I'm not.

[B]

Not from. Not from online.

[A]

Joe Rogan.

[B]

His main income is not a show.

[A]

Well, now it is now. Yeah.

[B]

I'm thinking like Patrick Bay Duffin. The dude's a businessman.

[A]

Yeah, he is.

[B]

Andrew Tate, for what it's worth. I don't love the guy, but I mean, he's a businessman. The all in podcast, the All In Myron Gaines, even him, I don't like him the most. Real estate, probably. But he's in real estate hustling.

[A]

I'll set up.

[B]

You know what I'm saying? Maybe we'll see. I don't know, really.

[A]

He's. He's your. You've had Fuentes, you've had like crazy people on. But he's.

[B]

I would do it. I just wanted to be as respectful as possible.

[A]

And he's actually very respectful when it's a guy. Yeah, I've moderated him in Destiny before.

[B]

If it was a respectful thing, I would do it for sure.

[A]

I think it would be because I'm.

[B]

Trying to stay away from the non respectful stuff.

[A]

You got to sprinkle those in. Just get views. But, yeah, I know you could.

[B]

But, like, I don't like the hate. I don't like. There's so much hate from that guy. He's so hateful, Myron.

[A]

I won't disagree with that.

[B]

You know, he's so hateful and then he'll like, larp. He just made this. I like Tyson Hockley a lot. So he was just at like the street corner with Tyson Hockley and like, he's sitting there doing his thing and you got to give it to him for being brave and, like, saying whatever's on his mind in public. But I mean, like, you got to expect that people are not going to vibe with your shit, if that's what you talk about.

[A]

You know, Miami, a lot of Jewish people over there.

[B]

Seriously, like, get real with yourself. And then they go on. They're like this Jewish guy, and I'm like, bro, do you see yourself also? Like, so I'm down to do stuff where there's, like, you know, where at least we could find some places where we agree on things.

[A]

Right?

[B]

So, you know, some common ground at all. I don't want to do, like war for war. Like, I hated what happened with Daniel Hockey Kachu. I hated that. And then Sneako did a reaction piece to it. It was so. And I was just so hurt, upset about Charlie Kirk because I get death threats. You know what I'm saying? Being the Jew in this space.

[A]

Yeah, I'm starting to get some too, just for having on Jewish guests.

[B]

That's crazy.

[A]

Crazy.

[B]

That is crazy.

[A]

I get hit with the $7,000 comment on every video now.

[B]

I know. It's so sad too, because it's like people tell me all the time, they're like, you're a Mossad, you're a body, you're 7,000. And that's the way that they, like, try to shut you. That's ad hominem. That's like, I don't have to engage with you because you're a $7,000. You know, it's like, I didn't. Where can I have $7,000?

[A]

I'd be printing money.

[B]

If I would take it and I would say it on camera, I'd be like, Yo, I'm a $7,000.

[A]

Yeah. If I'm already being accused of it, I might as well.

[B]

I would take it. I'm brazen. I don't care. I'm not apologetic for everything I do. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I love Israel for many reasons, you know?

[A]

Yeah. I, I wonder how much truth there is to the, to any sort of funding with influencers, because I think that.

[B]

There'S, there is truth more on the Qatari side than the Israel side. But I think it's really, the bigger psyop is that everybody is into this bipolar conversation of Qatar versus Israel on influencers, and both are saying $7,000. And nobody wants to be like, you know, there's 193 countries in the world, and you'd be surprised how like the poorer countries with national budgets in the, in the tens of billions of dollars, how easy it is for them to gain access on social media from smaller countries, let alone China, let alone Russia, let alone all these big dogs. And like, China's going under the table, under the radar, because everybody's like, Qatar, Israel, Qatar, Qatar, Israel, and China's like, Qatar, Israel, Qatar, Israel. And they're like ragging in those checks, you know what I'm saying? And they're writing checks left and right and they're fund. You know, the crazy thing about Qatari influence, though, is they do fund the DEI.

[A]

Really.

[B]

They put 250 billion into the schools to fund DEI and DEI is like not even a thing in their countries.

[A]

That's nuts.

[B]

And that shows you like what their foreign aid is, is about. You know, at least with the Israel side, it's like they're like medical technology, medical breakthroughs, you know, life extension. They're like the golden dome that we're about to have in America. And I'm about that life. I want a missile defense system. I'm on the beach in California, you know what I'm saying? I want a missile defense system that guards our oceans from sea to shining sea. And that comes from Israel. And you know, there's a lot that come from Israel and we would be a much bigger, better country if we like just accepted what comes from Israel with grace.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Instead of hating the fact that we have to accept it. I'll give you an example. Israel is the only country that gave up its, its domestic foreign aid already. And now cuz they're on the tit of like all the weapons manufacturers, the American weapon manufacturers. So they get their foreign aid. It's a $3 billion annual foreign aid. And 80% of it has to be spent in America with U.S. weapons manufacturers. So it's really a stimulus check for U.S. weapons manufacturers. And 80 and 20% of it is free. So Israel wants out of the deal because they want to go buy weapons from all sorts of countries, not just beholden to the United States. Right now they're in this pact, they're only allowed to buy weapons from us, you know, and so like they want out. And America's like, no. And then the alt right's like, like they're like, Israel is a codependent, you know, like without our foreign aid they won't exist. And Israel's like, please don't let, I don't want it, let us give it up. And then the American government's like, you must suck the tit. 3 billion, you want it? 4, you want it? 5. What will it take to get you to stay? And Israel's like, yo, we have like the best military technology in the world. You know, Israel's space technology is so superior.

[A]

Wouldn't surprise me.

[B]

I want to tell you something. Top five militaries in the world, right? United States, obviously. Russia, China, Israel, then the United Kingdom, in that order.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

Israel is nuclear. They have equal amount of nuclear missiles as the United Kingdom. Israel's space program is probably superior than the United Kingdom. You think the United Kingdom can effectively make regime change in any country? We just saw over the summer, Israel did it with 7 countries, UK can't.

[A]

Even control their own country right now.

[B]

With rudimentary objects like, oh, out of left field. We won the war with pagers, you know, completely shut down a front before it ever gotten. Can you imagine if Israel was in the second year of a front on the northern border? Also because with. With Gaza and Israel shut it down for the whole world. The LARP on the Internet would be so insane. And Israel's like, nope, beep, beep, beep, you're done. And then that's like one out of seven that fronts that it won a war on, decimated the Iranian nuclear program. And they go before our great president and commander in chief, President Donald Trump, and they're like, would you like the honor, sir? If you don't, we're gonna do it anyway. And if you do, we've prepared an operation for you which will cause zero American casualties. It will be. We've already took out all the missile defense systems. We'll go in there, do all the heavy work. You just come, you drop that one bomb that you have, and it'll be over. You get all the credit. Or we could do it. You'd pick. But we're doing it. And so Trump's like, yeah, I'll do it. And he gets all the credit for it. It's like, Israel gave us all the credit. That's how much they love and respect America. They allowed us to take the credit for denuclearizing Iran. You know what that does for, like, North Korea, China, Russia, that the US Gets the credit for that. And they. They didn't do it. And they would have done it. They would have fucking done it. That's the crazy part. It would be done no matter what, but they gave it to the United States.

[A]

Damn.

[B]

And for some reason, people are like, they're not to be trusted. They are not our ally. You know, they're not our ally. Radical Islamic Jihad. Fuentes just did this whole thing today where he's like, talking about, you know, that Islam is not really a threat in America and that really the main distraction is control. And I'm like, are Jews even allowed to be excellent? Like, are we allowed to contribute at all? Like, they're like, it's either. Like, you're damned if you do, and you're damned if you don't. If you're a billionaire, you're not contributing, you're out. And if you're not, and if you. If you are contributing and you're not a billionaire, you know, it doesn't count. You're still guilty. With the billionaire Jew George Soros or whoever it is that we hate.

[A]

Larry Ellison.

[B]

Larry. And Larry Ellison is based as fuck right now. You mean to tell me TikTok is controlling America? China's controlling America through TikTok. And this billionaire steps up, he's like, I'll do it. And he drops this huge fucking buttload of money, removes the CCP from our children's lives. And they're like, he's a fucking. Am I allowed to cuss on this show? He's like, he's a. How can we trust him? How can we. CCP. We want CCP. Oh, give me the CCP. Ah, I want the CCP. CCP.

[A]

TikTok.

[B]

Yeah. Meanwhile in China, they're like, their five year olds are like building nuclear fusion reactors from their TikTok videos. And ours are learning how to be like homosexual furry dogs, you know, it's like. And then Larry Ellison buys it. And then he buys Paramount and fires all the woke liberal retards. He's like, no more gay stuff at all of Paramount Pictures. And they're like, fuck Larry Ellison. That fucking. Who does he think he is? Being based and being conservative for America, so he's not allowed to be anti gay. Only white people can be anti gay, you know? And it's like these guys are based as fuck. Winning. And people are wasting time larping for Kamala in our faces again. And for some reason, because they say america first, we think, oh yeah, that's the spokesman for our movement. I'm like, do you even see yourself right now? You know what I mean? Yeah, look at the winning. And why aren't you behind the winning? Like it should be so obvious. CCP, TikTok or Larry Ellison? TikTok. Which one it should be? So no brainer. Larry Ellison's first of all an American citizen. He's built amazing American companies. The guy's like leading the world. Okay, he's a Jew. He's not even a religious Jew, you know, he wants to build America, not Israel, of course. The guy, so many billions, he's gonna give tons of charity away, especially to Jewish organizations. But they're like, oh my God, he gives to Chabad Lubavitch and they make it like the biggest thing. Like it's like a spiritual organization that like feeds the poor and does amazing charity work, teaches about God. Like, zero politics in the room with Chabad. And I know because I've been in the room with in like the highest rooms of where Chabad and secular republican politics commingle and Chabad is like, did you put tefillinon? Are you being spiritual? They don't care about anything but God. They're very spiritual and people larp on them because they're righteous. They vilify them because they're righteous. You know, and Larry Ellison's doing righteous stuff. Like his son is our age. And just literally de welcome an entire major motion picture company that's based in L. A. After they chased out all the film companies from L. A. The woke, liberal, liberal, retard mafia.

[A]

Netflix got completely taken over.

[B]

Serious. So why can't we like the good things that these people do? Why do they get no credit for this stuff? And then being a is the ultimate vilification. Especially being a powerful Jew and a successful Jew who represents excellence.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Oracle wasn't given to Larry Ellison. He created it. Oracle didn't exist when I was born and now it's one of the most influential companies in the world because he built it. Why is Jewish excellence frowned upon in America?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And if American Jews are so excellent, why can't people get behind in being supportive of American Jews? And. And like France doesn't have Jew excellent Jews anymore. Russia doesn't have that many excellent Jews anymore. China certainly has like no excellent Jews. Should we. China doesn't hate Jews. Imagine if all the Jews went to China, dude. China would be like. China would be like 300 trillion dollar GDP with the Jews. But America's got like the most Jews and they're like the most non Israeli type Jews in the world. Like, they really, really love being America. They want to be American. They don't want to be Israeli. That's why they live here and not in Israel.

[A]

It's a good point.

[B]

And it's like for some reason, if one of them is successful, it's like they just, they cannot stop getting hated on as if they're part of some secret plot to like kill Jesus again or something like that, you know, it's.

[A]

It's insane, man. I can't go on X without seeing some sort of hatred.

[B]

Yeah. X became the Jew app. It's the Jew everything every post is about. I started following like NFL accounts and I'm like not a sports fan just so I could break my algorithm. It's true.

[A]

That's a good point though.

[B]

It's true, man. It's true.

[A]

I come from the crypto space and when, whenever we're in bear markets, I follow new accounts that aren't crypt related.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

To avoid it.

[B]

I used to be in crypto. I used to Trade a lot of crypto and buy crypto. And I kind of, like, had a big loss and I was like, ooh.

[A]

That happens to everyone in crypto.

[B]

Yeah. And I wasn't in a place that I was like, I'm going to get back up and do more crypto.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I have cryptos, but I. And I. I met a lot of people in the space, but it's hard because I don't sit in front of, like a computer screen all day that I could be a trade. Do you trade?

[A]

I don't day trade. You don't day trade most day traders. You just do long holding crypto, dude. Is it called options in crypto or longs or whatever? Those guys get wrecked.

[B]

They get liquidated. They get liquidated, bro, that's just gambling. That's just like Vegas.

[A]

Crypto is gambling. Yeah, yeah. But, yeah, the crypto. Twitter is a very toxic place. It's similar to politics. People are very negative in bear markets.

[B]

So obviously Mariana Falls like the big crypto voice.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Who else in the Twitter space?

[A]

Do you think they're all anonymous, actually?

[B]

Why do you think everybody's anonymous on Twitter?

[A]

Well, in crypto, I get it. Because you don't really want people knowing.

[B]

You have crypto because you're targets and Nazism. I get it. And I'm just kidding.

[A]

You'll get swatted.

[B]

I'm sitting out here, I'm like, yo, I'm Adam King. I live in California. And they're like, I'm like, debating, like, frog groiper one, you know, like, give me a break, guys.

[A]

That's why I respect you, though, because you put your face out there.

[B]

Thank you.

[A]

You know, it's not an easy.

[B]

I appreciate it. And I appreciate anybody that puts their face out there, even if they're my, like. So, like, on paper is supposed to be my enemy. If they're a face behind the camera, I have more respect for them than a lot of times the anonymous on my way. More.

[A]

Way more. It's like anyone could say anonymous things.

[B]

And that's why the. That's why we need to get back to the real celebrity ism of the world, which is people's faces.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And people who are fit. That's why I'm really looking forward to Hassan Shibley when it happens.

[A]

I. I will set that up, you.

[B]

Know what I'm saying? Because I. I don't care if people are bigger or smaller than me, if they're out there with their face. I got on super tiny podcasts all the time. You Know, I'm always talking, I'm always spreading the word. It's my, it's my spirituality. You know, I rarely get to talk about what I really like. Came to podcasting to talk.

[A]

Let's talk about it.

[B]

Like Kabbalah, stuff like that.

[A]

I love Kabbalah, by the way.

[B]

Really?

[A]

I had on David Guillaume.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

You know, that is.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

He was one of my first guests. And everything you said just resonate.

[B]

Jews try to stay away from other Jews. I would love to work with David Guillen, but I feel like if I chased him, he even as awesome Jew.

[A]

He'D be like, I'll try to set it up. You might be a little too controversial for him because when he came on my show, it was before I got into politics.

[B]

Yeah. The Jewish space in, on the Internet, like in the ultra, ultra alt. Right. Fringe, there's only like three Jews that are known really, I think who are the Benj Pirro.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Shmuly Boteach and myself. I don't know the second one, but Rabbi Shmuley.

[A]

Oh, Rabbi Shmuley. Yeah, I know him as Rabbi.

[B]

Yeah. Rabbi Shmuel. And other than that, I don't really know any Jews that have like magnanimous multi hundred million view profiles.

[A]

Actually, you might maybe Dave Rubin.

[B]

Dave Rubin. Is he in the fringe? Right. Would you count that?

[A]

He's in the right.

[B]

But like, I mean, fringe, right?

[A]

Like far right.

[B]

Yeah. Like, and I don't even think Ben Shapiro should be in it, but he became the obsession of everybody. Like people like Nick Fuentes, for example, like their whole career is based on the fact that. That Ben Shapiro would not platform.

[A]

Same with Candace.

[B]

Exactly.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know, it's a weird thing.

[A]

Yeah. But now Candace and Nick are bigger than him.

[B]

So it's like, yeah, Ben Shapiro is still huge.

[A]

He's still huge.

[B]

He dropped a million dollars on Turning Point usa. And they're still like, fuck you guys. We're doing Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly. And he was just like, okay, fine, I'm a friend. Here's a million dollars. And he walked away. I gotta give him credit. Like, I didn't know Ben Shapiro was Ballin that hard.

[A]

Did he donate a million before Tucker donated a million?

[B]

Right. Like the day after Charlie died, he's like a mil boom.

[A]

So that was probably before.

[B]

And he's like, no strings attached. They're like, what do you want for it? He's like, just go to church. That's what Charlie would want. And this is a Jew saying that. And I wouldn't even Say that I wouldn't be like to a Christian, go to church. I'd be like, yo, let me tell you about God. The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. You know what I'm saying? But he's like, no, go to church. And they're like, you, Ben Shapiro, you and your million dollars. And he just walked from it. And that's amazing to me. I'm looking at that. I'm just like, yo, another based win for a Jew. And it's not even a Jew that I follow. Like, I don't watch. But I think he's very centrist for me. See, that's what I really like talking about is like, if I get a chance to really go deep into something I love. I love talking about immortals.

[A]

Immortals.

[B]

Immortals.

[A]

You believe in immortality?

[B]

There are many immortals that walk amongst us on a daily basis.

[A]

No way.

[B]

Absolutely.

[A]

Right now?

[B]

Right now.

[A]

Name a few.

[B]

Well, obviously, like the gods of old, you know, they're still around. I got into this obsession, obsession about immortals. What are immortals? Where does it come from? And there's many classes of immortals, different creatures. One thing about immortals, though, is they could be killed. So they're not immortal in the sense that they don't die.

[A]

Like their physical body.

[B]

Yeah, as long as they don't get killed.

[A]

Oh, they're killable, but they. If you don't touch them, they'll live forever.

[B]

That's the. This is like where Kabbalah comes in. The difference between humans and immortals is the level of free will that was given to humans. First of all, and before we from the Tree of Knowledge, we had such a mastery over physicality that we could walk through walls. There was no such a thing of a physical limitation that could restrict us, the original human being. Okay, so unlike gods, they could be restricted by physical things. For instance, some immortals can, like, move about in a different fashion. Others can't walk through walls. The original blueprint for Adam, before the eating of the Tree of Knowledge, was that no physicality could. Could stand in our way. Our, our imperial presence was b'tselem elohim, in the exact reflection of God. We were like God's species here, you know, on Earth. He says, lo tov lio de dam live Odo. It's not good for man to dwell alone. We start looking for a partner and stuff like that. He wanted us to turn to him and say, like, you're our partner, you know, but we were too young, says Al Kay Nazovich. And therefore, man will leave his mother and father and cling to his wife. But, like, did Adam have a mother or a father? No, he didn't. So, like, what's the Torah talking about? What's the Bible saying? He's saying it's a deeper thing. The word is he will have Dvek, which comes from the. The Hebrew word devekut, which is like spiritual adoration for God. So God, like, splits man and woman. It's a deep thing. It's in the fall, all these things that contributed to the fall of man. But in the original blueprint, our free will is supposed to take us to a realm that is higher than anything that was ever created. It's in the exact reflection of God's, of what God is and God's ability. So that means not dying. That means never being subjected to physicality or weakness, never being able to be stopped. You know, like an immortal. Like, chances are you're not going to beat him in war. Like, very highly, probably. I mean, a lot of the weapons won't. Won't pierce or damage an immortal, but an immortal can be like, stopped in their tracks, for example, you know what I mean? Which shows weakness, that a sense of physicality could limit their. They're not unrestricted like God, by physicality. Humans were created before our fall with the unrestriction, the same unrestriction that God has. That's the lo. That's our consciousness now, where as. Where it could be with God when the Messiah comes. The Mashiach zedkenu be mera vermeinu. When that happens, then, like, we will be back. But until then, it's like the immortals are. Like certain immortals were actually given powers over people. In the Kabbalah, they talk about something called the Bnenach Hashkadmon, the children of the original Nachash, the reptilian races.

[A]

I believe in reptilians.

[B]

And the Torah actually describes all. There's 320 reptilian nations.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

According to the Torah.

[A]

Holy crap.

[B]

And they were each given a dominion of the earth, specific dominion. Some their dominion starts at the bottom of the ocean, some that starts on the surface, but largely in the earth. And there's books about it in the Talmud, in the Zohar, the same books that everybody fears. Like, you can't say and you can't love the Talmud. He's a Talmud. I remember they would call me the Talmudist Adam King. Then it was the Kabbalist, because I am a kabbalist. There'd be the Kabbalist Adam King. And it's like, do you like, they thought I Saw Alex Jones the other to talk about the Zohar. And they, like, they don't know what they're talking about. I'm like, dude, it's the secrets of the world.

[A]

People view Kabbalah negatively like that.

[B]

Some people, because they're afraid of it in its relation to Christianity.

[A]

Okay?

[B]

Like, they think cabal is like some sort of witchcraft or magic. And really, what. Really what Kabbalah is, is the highest accessing of our. Of our divine self and understanding of our. Of why we. We were created in what the Torah says, B'tselem Elohim, which is in the likeness of God's image. What does that mean? And so Kabbalah is really like, the higher we go up in consciousness, you know, the more things we become aware of and powers. And they're like, it's magic. And I'm like, no, it's free will. Actually, it's the purest essence of free will. The same free will that God created the universe from. In Hebrew, it's called surtuk, but the Latins call it ex nihilo. That in the beginning there was absolute nothingness, just void. And then God decided, I want to be. And then it was, and all of creation was created. That's called. In the Latins, they call it the ex nihilo, something out of nothing. That is the highest level of free will. When God was like, I want to be, so I will be. I am, you know.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And so the Kabbalah is a lot about that. And I love this stuff. But I specifically like, you know, there's all sorts of stuff. As long as it's in the Torah. If it's not in the Torah, I don't think it's true. If it's in the Torah, I think it's true.

[A]

So what about the ancient texts? You don't read those.

[B]

I do. I read all of them. I read lots of them. I mean, Sumerian, all sorts of stuff.

[A]

But the one. Those aren't in the Torah, are they?

[B]

If the colors, if it co. Aligns with what the. First of all, if you learn the Talmud, you learn that there were generations before Adam. Actually, 974 generations before Adam.

[A]

Holy crap. What?

[B]

In his tree with the materials in that. The earth was really old then, and people lived for like a hundred thousand years. There was. It was very like. Did you ever see that movie Jupiter Rising?

[A]

I haven't actually.

[B]

Or Jupiter Ascending? It's with like, Mila Kunis and forget who it is. But in that movie there. There was like periods of time where like humans would live for like, you know, they'd rule as king for 20, 30,000 years.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

You know, because they have life extension technology. And I think that's tied into adrenochrome.

[A]

You think they were using that back then?

[B]

I think just a adrenochrome is like a really entry level technology compared to what some of the breakaway civilizations are using.

[A]

Well, there's theories that they had soul transfer back then too. They could transfer your soul from physical body to another physical body.

[B]

It would make sense.

[A]

Mummies.

[B]

But not at the highest levels of free will.

[A]

What do you mean?

[B]

You'd have to like, not have free. The low, the higher free will you go, the more specific. Only a specific body can facilitate a specific spiritual type of experience. Like, there is something racial about spirituality.

[A]

So you think each soul is tied to one physical body.

[B]

I'll give you an example. Like, in the Japanese culture, I would have no connection of an ancestral bond to like the Shinto or a samurai. Do you get what I mean? So we have like this ancestral link through our, you know, our DNA. It's our body.

[A]

I see where you're saying.

[B]

You know what I mean? Okay, so.

[A]

So wouldn't like, be compatible is basically what you're saying. Like, if you were to take my soul and put it into like.

[B]

Right. So for certain spiritual experiences, you have to be that specific. Racial. That's why I love all the races. Because we're all figuring out shit for God and like. And it's all shit that we all don't have to do for each other. You know what I'm saying?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So you don't have to hate to be a racist. That's my slogan. You could love all the races and love yourself the most. You should love yourself the most.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know, I believe in racial purity and stuff like that. I love it. I love that shit. Bloodlines and I go crazy for bloodlines, man. Jewish bloodlines give it. Don't get me wrong. I'm telling you, I'm like, about Jewish bloodlines. No, I mean, like, for example, like, I got divorced.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

A couple years ago. But like, I just, I love my bloodlines, you know, like when it comes to marriage. So I'm single.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And I'm like dating intentionally because I'm older and divorced. So I don't want to waste time.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And so in that process, like. Yeah, bloodline matters most in that process, like, who do you mate with? Who do you breed with? What type of race is your kids? You know, the Transference of spiritual and ancestral knowledge comes through that kind of stuff. To be specific with your choices.

[A]

Interesting.

[B]

So, like I said, I don't have to hate to be a racist. I love all the cultures. I love European culture, all the ancient chivalry and all that stuff. And, you know, even the pagan European stuff. It's just so different and cool. I don't want to be it. You know what I'm saying? I don't want to, like, teach it to my. I don't want a yuletide tree.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know what I'm saying?

[A]

No, I agree with you, though.

[B]

But I'm glad somebody else has that on the quilt.

[A]

I love culture when I travel. It's my favorite part about traveling.

[B]

Where's the best place? How many places have you traveled?

[A]

19 countries.

[B]

Have you been to Israel?

[A]

I haven't.

[B]

Did you come on my trip doing this anti Semite?

[A]

I'm not.

[B]

Neither of these people are. That's.

[A]

I thought you said they were.

[B]

They started as anti.

[A]

Started.

[B]

The ones that are core, that are committed to the trip, they want to know because they no longer believe the narrative. And a lot of them are famous. I won't drop their names, but that.

[A]

Term gets so thrown out there, I don't know who's actually answering. Semi. Like, would you consider Jake Shields an anti Semite?

[B]

Totally.

[A]

Oh, you would?

[B]

He's my friend.

[A]

Still friends with him?

[B]

Yeah, of course.

[A]

So that's not a friendship breaker for you?

[B]

No, it's a point of conversation, you know, like we're trying to figure it out.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

I know the Jews aren't bad because I'm a Jew and I know I'm a good person, I'm contributing to America, I love this country, blah, blah, blah. He sees I'm an American. He knows in at least that part of his narrative is not always accurate. It's not just. I'll tell you, there in the anti Semitic world, there's people who truly want to kill and hurt and there's people who, like, are. They believe the narrative and they're also up on the trend or they're famous on their own. Right. The trend to trend super hard, you know, on something like. Ivan Ranklin was just in here.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I don't think he's an anti Semite, but he trends on it all the time. So he pushes on the narrative because it's clickbait.

[A]

Well, he just follows the funding.

[B]

Exactly.

[A]

I feel like he's pretty objective.

[B]

I think he also. I think a lot of people, when I see it, because I know for sure the Jews are good. You know what I'm saying? Because I'm a Jew, and I'm here for good. And I'm not only just a Jew, I'm like the leader of the Jews.

[A]

I guess good is.

[B]

You know what I mean? And I know the Jews in the room making the decisions, and I get to meet people. I get to rub elbows with a lot of really unbelievable people.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Truly Jewish excellence. I know Jewish power very well, personally.

[A]

I've had good experiences with Jewish power.

[B]

And that's why I know people are wrong about Jewish power, especially Jewish power inside of conservative Republican American politics. It's very. It's very isolated from Democratic power. There's not like they don't hang out together. The Jews of the right do not hang out with the Jews of the left. They don't even tolerate each other.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

Yeah. Like, the holidays could be the worst time. Families, like, split. I'm not even.

[A]

Oh, for Your family.

[B]

My family split. It's like.

[A]

Have you always been on the right?

[B]

I've been like. I've been like a conspiracy. Not really like a conspiracy theorist, but like. Like a matrix. Matrix type of otherworldly, other existence beyond conspiracy. Since I was very young.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Very young.

[A]

So that just puts you on the right, I guess.

[B]

Right? And it puts you on the right. Yeah. There's nobody on the left getting vaccinated who is, like, trying to, either, you know, escape the matrix or actually live in coexistence with it. You know, like facts. The left is, like, total npc. They're all npc.

[A]

I agree.

[B]

That's why I think our discussions matter most. I really love it that our side has these, like, heavy conversations, and I'm honored to be really the one who has them. And, you know, I. I don't blame Ben Shapiro for not wanting to debate people. He has his own lane and he's making money, dude. He's doing a business. He's got no need. He's got no need to rock his own boat. He's like. He literally has his own boat. You know what I'm saying? So let the guy have his boat. He does what he wants. That's why when people are, like, always like, you didn't platform me. That's not censorship. You know what I mean?

[A]

I don't agree with that argument. And the reverse of it is like having on Fuentes. I'm like, you platformed him. He's bigger than me. Yeah. Me platforming him.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Like, I get hate for that for platforming.

[B]

Fuentes.

[A]

Yeah, but he's bigger than me. So the argument makes no sense.

[B]

The argument makes no sense at all. And he's getting platform right and left. And I'm happy that he has, like, some sort of, like. I'm glad that he's back to beefing with Tucker and Candace. He deserves to. You know, he's like. That's why I think Nick is eventually going to come around. I think. I think that he's going to come around, and I hope I'm a part of the, you know, whatever Jew is in his life that helps him see the truth about what really is good and what really is bad, you know, And I don't think. I think there's like a fine line. Either you come to. You come to terms with people you know, or you are. You're either a type of person that can come to terms with and what we are, or you're the type of person who truly just wants to cause violence and harm to people. And if you're the type of person that could come to terms even more extreme. People like Stu Peters, for example, who you debated three times. I debated Stu.

[A]

He took down one of them.

[B]

Right. He took down the first one because it was such an ass whooping. But we talk, you know, we have an open dialogue. We're talking about a fourth debate. You know, we. We don't see eye to eye. Well, one of the best things was we wished each other happy Thanksgiving.

[A]

Respect.

[B]

I was like. That meant a lot to me, actually, because it was like America first. You know what I'm saying? Thanksgiving is so American. It's like whatever it is. But even him, you know, he's like the most virulent. I don't want to say the ones that are more virulent than him, but I feel like he's the full stop, like a good business opportunity, good content, and he's gonna. He's not out for. He. He. Sometimes I think maybe he could have been. There's other people who I won't name because I do think they're out for blood. And it's sad that Jews have to have face that in America, you know?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So. But when it comes to. When it comes to Jews being America first and being about this country, you know, there's just so much, so many Jews that, like, love America and just want to help America. They only have American citizenship. They're not dual citizens, you know, Randy Fine is such a good congressman. This guy's killing it on so many fronts, on every single level. Against the Trans agenda. Like, every single level on, you know, like, the way to win back our college campuses is to remove Hamas. It's like, people are like, no, they'd rather have Hamas than to, like, win our colleges back from the furries. You know what I'm saying? But Hamas and the furries are allied. You know, it's like, where do. Where are we, America? Like, are that evil?

[A]

They're putting Hamas before Jews.

[B]

They're putting Hamas, you know, and Hamas that are allied and holding hands in America, in the streets with the furries. You know what I'm saying?

[A]

Well, recent polling, I don't know if you believe this, but it's showing more Americans sympathize with Palestinians than Israelis right now.

[B]

The best part about winning a war is it doesn't fucking matter.

[A]

Do you think winning will just.

[B]

We already won. There's nothing anybody can do about it.

[A]

Ceasefires as winning or.

[B]

Dude, we took out seven regimes. We've, like, won so many wars. And then they're like, oh, it's a ceasefire. Do you guys want to continue? We could continue. You really want to continue? Call it a ceasefire. Call it whatever you want. We already won. Then they're trying to spin it like, these people had their shit pushed in. And then the street's saying, Palestine won. I'm like, what do you see, a standing building in your fucking city? What did you win? Who's coming to save you? Who's coming to rebuild you? What did you win? Was it worth it? You. You could have ended the war on Decem on October 8th by giving the hostages back at any time. You know, they're still pulling hostage bodies. They're finding hostage. They just found a new hostage. Body was returned in a casket.

[A]

Holy shit.

[B]

They found a body. Supposedly when they did the ceasefire, they were like, we're giving all the hostages back. And then there were like, 20 something hostages that were, like, still missing that they didn't give back. And Israel still kept the ceasefire. Yeah, we fucking won, dude. We dominated. The Jews won and America won and the west won. And it's good to take a breather and understand that the west won a major battle for the west, for freedom, for democracy, for people's rights over dictatorial regimes. Everything that we believe in in the West. The worker, you know, the. The businessman, the. Everybody in between, the doctor, the teacher, you know, civil society with just court systems. Israel is the most just court system in the entire Middle East. That has to say something. You are more than likely to get a fair trial in Israel than any Other country in the Middle east, maybe even in Europe, that has to say something just on face value. A fair trial. Do you know how valuable that is, that you live in a society, thank God we're American, that we have fair trials, that we have the system that our forefounders placed trial by jury and mandatory jury service and all these things that, like, make American fabric and give some sort of sense of actual justice.

[A]

I would say more fair than most countries, but you should say America is.

[B]

The most just country in the world. American excellence is real. There are parts of our country that are insatiably corrupted beyond third world country status. Like all the democratic cities. All the democratic cities, Governor Newsom, all these people, they're the most corrupt. They're, like, rigging elections like mafia cartel people. They're making money at French Tuesdays while everybody's locked down on Covid. They're, like, in with the Chinese government. They're selling out our country to the highest bidder, the bidens, those types, you know what I'm saying? And so, you know, there's good and.

[A]

Bad to any country.

[B]

There's good and bad to any country. But when it comes to America, you still have the most fair and legal courts in America, the most fair system, ingrained rights like the right to remain silent or the right to an attorney, the right to a trial. You know what I'm saying? Some countries don't even grant the right to a trial.

[A]

Right to free speech, too, you know.

[B]

And then assessing moving forward, who should be our allies. I think it's due for the course that we say, okay, where can somebody get a fair trial? Look at the courts. Evaluate the courts. And if that's the case, you know, that's a situation where that's somebody. That's a country we as Americans should trust.

[A]

Well said. Wow, that was a fast hour. We got two minutes left. I did want to get your opinion. I know you've been working the past few days, but there's a lot of beef right now between Tim Pool and Candace Owens. Tim's show you've been on, right?

[B]

Yeah, I've been on Tim.

[A]

So I guess having met Tim before, what do you think of this beef?

[B]

I didn't meet Tim. He got sick the day before I got there, and he was out for, like, almost a month, if you remember, a few months ago.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

But I was proud because the Red Heifer episode, I was so viral. I went more viral than. Than a lot of his shows.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know, I had something. I counted over 16 million views on that show.

[A]

Geez.

[B]

You know. And so I was extremely proud. But I got to hang out in the tinpool setup and that I was really impressed when he announced that his company got valued at $800 million.

[A]

That's insane.

[B]

That was extremely awesome for our space to know that our economic value can be that large from this type of work, you know. So big shout out to Tim Pool. I think it's good that Tim. Tim should probably have me back so we can have a real discussion on these things. But I think like he got bummed out about AM Fest and then he's trying to get in on the current thing. He does a lot of current thing, you know, he does current things on his show. They have the whole segment, you know, and. But I think when it comes to Candace and everything, I think he also was asked out of Turning Point. He knows he got a 800 million dollar evaluation. He's like number two in the space, second to Joe Rogan and nobody wants to hang out with him, you know. And he's like, kind of like has to be this pioneer by himself, you know. And I think Tim would serve himself better to not get involved in the beef and not to validate like this low level debauchery and to just stick to his lane, which is great politics in the Trump movement. Great politics, you know. But he like, when it comes to him and Candace, I mean, it's a no brainer. Like Candace is fucking insane, dude. She's not normally. It's crazy. We like. It's so weird how she's so allowed on to do anything she wants on YouTube. And it was only when she falsely accused me of killing Charlie Kirk. In writing. Yeah. She said I was the main focalizer of the Hampton Summit.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

I didn't know Seth Dillon. I never met Bill Ackman in my life. Never spoke a word to him. Never met Josh Hammer. And she named the four of us as the focalizers of the party. And she did that. At first she was talking about the Hampton Summit. Everybody needs to know this story. If you're following Candace and you don't know this story, you're broken. If you know this story and you still want to follow Candace, you're a broken person with no values. It was like a week and a half of. I saw. I was watching her accuse this Hampton summit of $150 million payout and threats were made to Charlie. And it was like, these were the ones, guys. I got them. This was it right here. And I was watching it and Watching, watching, watch, watching. And I was with a girl at the time. And, like, talk about a badass moment. After watching it for like a week and a half to two weeks, I'm sitting in a parking lot with her, and I get the text message from somebody. Candace wrote that you were the main focalizer of the Hampton summit. I didn't even know that there was a such a thing until she broke the story. And now I know Seth Dillon very well and Josh Hammer very well, and Bill Ackman. I'm still waiting for my invitation to his next. He never made contact after that thing. I want Bill Ackman contact just to prove that Candace is the one who introduced me. And I wasn't even there. People called me and they're like, you weren't there. I was like, I didn't even know about it. And so many people called Candace. And it went on for seven days. Huge. People give you one name. Elijah Schaefer was calling me on my phone, yo, throw her a life vest. We know you weren't there. Blah, blah, blah. Elijah Schaefer, Yeah. And I was like, no fucking way. And sure enough, after seven days of this, right before I go into the final Jewish holiday, she says it again on her show. Seven days before, she wrote it on Twitter that I was the guy. Awesome Jew is Adam King at that. He was the guy at the Hampton summit. Wasn't even there. Wasn't even invited. Didn't even know these people. She said it was such conviction. And then big names. Elijah Schaefer, dude, even Milo Yiannopoulos. I told that about it, you know, that I wasn't there. All the big names that infowars that I don't want to say their names out of respect to them. They work behind the scenes and on everything. Because I'm very close to the infowars, you know, everybody told her. And seven days later, she went on and vocalized it. That's how demonic and crazy it is. Demonstrably crazy. You know, it's like, so if you're, like, following Candace, why doesn't that type of a thing bother you? People told her, hey, he wasn't there. He didn't even know these people. And now they've all come on my shows. Seth Dillon's gonna come to Israel with me. You just platform me again. And she used to go on Piers Morgan and talk about my account. Awesome Jew all the time. Awesome Jew. Jews are the goat. Because it was the name back then. And she said he would go on Piers Morgan and fumigate at the mouth and, like, you know, and it was like. And she would. And I would just, like, sit there and watch. Like, at the time, I was Anonymous. I was like, for real? You, like, venting this about Anonymous? And now with the. With the future thing about the Hampton Summit, you know, so Candace is crazy. Everybody's got to stop thinking, giving her any credit and questioning why she can be number one on YouTube. Why she can be number one on Spotify. I wasn't allowed on YouTube. I did Tyson Hockley. YouTube took it down. They wouldn't let me livestream to Tyson Hockley. Tyson Hockley. They took down. Right? They sent me a note. You are banned from live streaming on YouTube.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

Like, a month later, Candace kills Candace, like, accuses me of. Of this, and I'm like, how is she allowed on YouTube to say this to everybody? And I'm not even allowed on YouTube. I get reinstated immediately. The first show, I have, like, this Israeli travel guide. Like, not a huge guy. He's a huge guest in his own right, in his lane, but he's not in our lane at all. My YouTube episode goes through the roof. The day after I have Dinesh D'. Souza. I have 18 views.

[A]

What the hell?

[B]

That was my re welcoming to YouTube after complaining to them that Candace owns. Is accusing me of killing Charlie Kirk over here and on YouTube, and I don't even get an account. And so I'm just saying, how is she number one on YouTube? How is she number one on Spotify? You asked about Tim Pool versus her. There's no other anyone who wants to fight with Candace. It's free reign. We're on your side. She's, like, not even cognizant. I don't even know if she's cognizant of. She's so out of touch with everything real, you know, she. She's, like, obsessed with the weirdest shit, you know, like. Like the Holocaust denial stuff is crazy, you know? And it's like the episode she did about Joseph Mengele not doing scientific experiments when it's well documented, you know, like, extremely. Like, he's like, he did not. They would never do scientific experiments on. In the Holocaust, you know? Like, so crazy. And that was when I was just like, whoa. And then she starts throwing my name under the bus whenever she can. And I never met Candace. I don't even know if I'd debate. I would debate Candace for clickbait. I would do it. I'd talk to her. She wouldn't want to talk to me. Look at how she Talked to Nick. Remember that episode? She was seething.

[A]

That was a tough watch.

[B]

She was like in that chair, like spoiled breath. I'm the fucking princess, you motherfucker. I have to do this because my husband's making me, but I fucking hate you. I'm the princess, bitch. That was Candace's on with Nick. And then. And then for some reason, Nick after that was like, Candace is my favorite black woman. You know, it's like, dude, do you see yourself right now?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Cringe, all you guys.

[A]

A lot of it's been.

[B]

And they all get Paul passes for being cringe. They're allowed to be cringe. They're allowed to do gay. And they get hall passes. Weird stuff.

[A]

Very. But dude, we'll link your show in the video. Anything else you want to close off with?

[B]

I love your show. Next time I'm in Vegas, we'll do a longer one. Anytime, dude. And I can also log in from my own studio.

[A]

Yeah, we'll do a live stream debate on both of our channels.

[B]

Yeah, debates, anything. I want to do more like constructive conversations if they're possible.

[A]

Yeah, I'll make sure it's so.

[B]

I have so many resources available to me. I'm such a powerful person. I can make things happen in the world. You know what I'm saying?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I don't give a fuck who you think is right or wrong. If you want to go to war, I'm going to win. In the end of the day, if you want to build something constructive, I'm so here for that. Do it, you know, and that's my thing to anybody in the space, even if they don't like Jews. But they want to build something and they want it. I welcome you.

[A]

Let's do it, brother. Thanks for your time.

[B]

Absolutely. Thank you for having me, Sean.

[A]

I'm out, guys. Peace.

[B]

Peace out.

[A]

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