Emily Wilson and Priya Patel: She Went Viral for Immigration + Culture… | DSH #1794

Summary

Podcast Summary: Digital Social Hour — “Emily Wilson and Priya Patel: She Went Viral for Immigration + Culture…” | DSH #1794

Host: Sean Kelly
Guests: Emily Wilson, Priya Patel
Date: January 30, 2026
Location: AmFest

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Overview

In this provocative and unfiltered episode of Digital Social Hour, host Sean Kelly sits down with conservative commentators Emily Wilson and Priya Patel at the America Festival (AmFest) to discuss viral moments, controversial opinions on immigration and culture, intra-party criticism, the California political landscape, and the challenges of staying true to one’s beliefs in the midst of online hate and political infighting. The conversation is candid, occasionally humorous, and often confrontational, tackling topics many shy away from.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Going Viral for Controversial Immigration and Culture Stance

• Emily’s viral moment: Emily recounts going viral days prior due to her public stance on immigration and the dangers of multiculturalism.
  • Quote: “Not all cultures are equal. We have a superior culture. And guess what? We shouldn't embrace all cultures coming to ours and degradating ours. We shouldn't. And that was very controversial.” — Emily, [00:00]
• Priya pushes Emily on what “those cultures” are, sparking a conversation about cultural practices considered incompatible with American values.

2. Online Hate and Double Standards Within Political Factions

• Both guests discuss the hate they receive, highlighting that most criticism comes from within their own ideological circles rather than from political opponents.
  • Priya: “All my hate is just from all the other Republicans online.” [01:02]
  • Emily: “It's mostly split...I get more from the left, then the fake Republicans on Twitter.” [01:13]
• Discussion of “horseshoe theory” — the idea that the far-left and far-right can end up adopting similar tactics and mindsets. [01:23]
• A sense of no-win situations: “There’s no winning. Opinions change...when you use critical fucking thinking skills and new information enters your brain." — Priya, [02:07]

3. Travel, Hypocrisy, and Virtue Signaling

• Criticism of being attacked for traveling to Israel, then Qatar, then being accused online of inconsistent or suspect allegiances.
  • “First they hated me for going to Israel. Now they hate me for going to Qatar...God forbid I go to Formula One because I’m an actual Formula One fan.” — Priya, [01:43]
• The hypocrisy of critics who themselves travel to the same destinations.

4. The State of the Conservative Movement

• Dismay at in-fighting and attempts at de-platforming within conservative circles, equating some right-wing behavior to “liberal cancel culture.”
  • Quote: “The whole point of the conservative movement is to prioritize America and conserve what America stands for...so why are we aiming our guns at each other?” — Emily, [12:13]
  • “I’m like, the right to me is almost worse than the left.” — Priya, [13:16]
• Frustration with people being dismissed over their associations or international travel, regardless of the substance of their views.

5. Debates Around American Exceptionalism and Immigration

• A sharp critique of multiculturalism taken “too far.”

  • Emily: “We’ve taken the idea of the melting pot way too far.” [05:47]
  • Priya: “We shouldn’t be a melting pot to the point where you don’t recognize the country.” [05:34]

• Notable exchange:

  • Emily ([14:52]): “Not all cultures are equal. We have a superior culture. And guess what? We shouldn't embrace all cultures coming to ours and degradating ours. We shouldn't.”
  • Priya ([15:05]): “You said there’s people that believe in, like, human sacrifice. There’s cultures that eat, like child marriage...Slavery. And you’re going to tell me that we should embrace the cultures that allow and accept those?”
  • Emily: “We are a benefit of Christian nation. Exactly. We are a conservative Christian nation in principles. Why are we going to allow that in our country?”
  • Priya: “That’s why...the reason everyone wants to come here is because of that. And I will do anything…to make it remain that way. And I’m not even a Christian.” [15:45]

6. Experiences in California Politics

• Despair at the state’s leadership, electoral process, and alleged fraud.

  • Priya: “After I changed my registration to Republican, I’ve never once got a ballot...If you don’t need my id, who am I?” [18:19]
  • Criticism of politicians: Claims that many Republicans in power are ineffective, only seeking perks of office or complicit with Democrats.

• The exodus from California:

  • Priya: “I don’t really respect all the people who fled California...when things get hard, you don’t stick around?” [26:41]
  • Emily: “No, this is my home...I actually want to save it if it’s possible.” [27:16]

7. Noteworthy Subplot: Conservative Female Voices and Role Models

• Praise for Megyn Kelly as a rare intelligent, successful, and admired female voice in conservative media.
  • Priya: “She’s a hero to me...I think she’s the most intelligent, well-spoken, most successful career, beautiful, funny. Out of any woman on the right, by far.” [06:09]
  • Comparison to Candace Owens with some mild criticism.

8. “Deplatforming,” Cancel Culture, and Speech Policing on the Right

• Frustration with demands to disavow others over “wrongthink,” travel, or association.
  • Emily: “Platform police...Deplatform this person. It is just so stupid.” [11:58]
• Priya on criticism from Laura Loomer and others: “I am dedicating my career and putting my life on the line...I have no respect for people [who joined] when it was convenient.” [13:28]

9. Identity, Assimilation, and Attacks from the Left

• Emily addresses attacks from Cenk Uygur over her commentary on culture:
  • “He said, does this girl know what her last name is? Has she ever looked in the mirror? I’m like, I’m talking about culture, not race...If you don’t assimilate, get the hell out of the country.” [22:07]

10. The Podcast World and Personal Growth

• Priya discusses launching her YouTube show and finding it “therapeutic,” despite initial awkwardness.
• Emily appears as a recurring guest focused on California politics. Priya hopes younger, more engaged conservatives can eventually change the state.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Emily: “We are a benefit of Christian nation. Exactly. We are a conservative Christian nation in principles. Why are we going to allow that in our country?” [15:22]
• Priya: “I don’t really respect all the people who fled California...As an American, when things get hard, you don’t stick around...you just go somewhere else more convenient?” [26:41]
• Priya: “I am dedicating my career and putting my life on the line...I want to save California because it is the most beautiful state, it has potential, and it can be saved.” [13:28]
• Emily: “We’ve taken the idea of the melting pot way too far. Way too far.” [05:47]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Emily recounts going viral on immigration/culture: [00:00], [14:52]
• Online hate and political factions: [01:02] – [02:33]
• F1, travel, and hypocrisy: [02:41] – [03:58]
• Intra-party policing and cancel culture: [11:09] – [13:16]
• The “melting pot” critique: [05:34], [14:52] – [15:22]
• Praise for Megyn Kelly: [06:01] – [06:39]
• California’s broken politics: [18:03] – [20:16], [24:12] – [27:34]
• Critique of assimilation and identity: [22:07] – [22:46]
• Priya’s podcast launch and “therapy”: [23:28] – [24:04]

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Tone and Style

The conversation is unapologetically blunt, frequently laced with sarcasm, dark humor, and strong language. Both guests show frustration at ideological purity policing from their own side as much as they do with the left, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at the personal costs of political commentary. Their interplay is combative, but with flashes of wit and self-awareness.

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Closing Thoughts

This episode provides a raw, insider look at the state of right-wing activism and commentary, especially among women in the space. Beyond hot takes on immigration and culture wars, the dialogue reveals deep tension within political movements—and the challenges of walking the line between conviction, consistency, and survival in the age of social media and viral outrage.

Transcript

[Emily]

I went viral literally two days before for my stances on immigration and culture. Not all cultures are equal. We have a superior culture. And guess what? We shouldn't embrace all cultures coming to ours and degradating ours. We shouldn't. And that was very controversial.

[Priya]

How are those cultures?

[Interviewer]

All right, guys. Emily and Priya here at amfest. How's the hangover, ladies?

[Priya]

Hangover?

[Interviewer]

No comment.

[Emily]

Just tired.

[Priya]

Oh. I was like, I'm always tired, but I don't drink.

[Emily]

Yeah.

[Priya]

I do nothing and I'm always tired.

[Interviewer]

Last night, I. That was the latest I've been out in a while.

[Priya]

How late did you stay out?

[Interviewer]

10.

[Priya]

Oh, whoa. Crazy over.

[Interviewer]

Crazy by nine. I'm proud of that, by the way.

[Priya]

No good. Well, we left right after. Yeah.

[Emily]

But to be fair, you are working like 20 hour days.

[Interviewer]

Yeah, yeah, I don't have time to be out.

[Priya]

Sean Saves America.

[Interviewer]

Yeah. What's new with you ladies, though? How's the event been for you all? Any harassers or any stalkers so far?

[Priya]

No one. People are nice and there's fans. All my hate is just from all the other Republicans online.

[Interviewer]

Do you get more hate from Republicans or Democrats? Both of you.

[Priya]

Republicans.

[Interviewer]

Republicans. What about you?

[Emily]

I think it's pretty split for me. It's mostly like. Yeah.

[Interviewer]

Way more from the left.

[Emily]

Yeah. I get. I get more from the left. And then the fake Republicans on Twitter.

[Interviewer]

The far right people.

[Priya]

Yeah, yeah. Where it's like they're almost. Was it horseshoe theory? They came all the way back around to being, like, a liberal.

[Emily]

Yeah, basically.

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

So why does the right hate you?

[Priya]

The right always hates me no matter what I do.

[Interviewer]

Was it the Qatar trip?

[Priya]

Yeah. So first they hated me. Yeah. So first they hated me for going to Israel. Now they hate me for going to Qatar.

[Emily]

You just aren't allowed to vacation anymore?

[Priya]

I'm not allowed to vacation. I work nonstop. I was broke my whole life. And then God forbid I go to Formula one because I'm an actual Formula one fan. Go, Verstappen. He won.

[Emily]

And.

[Priya]

Yeah, no, there's just. You get to a point where maybe I'm getting old. There's no winning. So the best thing you can do, which I've done, unlike a lot of people in the industry, is. And you guys know we've had viral clips for how many years?

[Interviewer]

Two, three years?

[Priya]

My views have been pretty consistent in general. Yeah, I just. I'm always authentically myself. I have a lot of opinions. I haven't. I'm pretty independent. I don't sell out to Anyone? And also, opinions change because when you use critical fucking thinking skills and new information enters your brain, sometimes you change. But, yeah, now I sim for the Muslim Brotherhood and I sim for Muslims and I love Islam and I'm converting to Islam.

[Emily]

I'm converting and I'm. Here's the hijab.

[Priya]

Yeah. I'm wearing a job and now I'm anti Semitic.

[Interviewer]

I don't care what city it's in, if it's F1 and I'm on the paddock, I'm going.

[Emily]

It's a major tourist destination.

[Priya]

Put it in Gaza.

[Interviewer]

F1 Vegas. Like, I met some ballers, some dope people.

[Priya]

Dude, everyone there, dude. Jason Statham was there. Rosie Hindley, by the way. David Beckham was there.

[Interviewer]

Exactly.

[Priya]

Is he simping for the Muslim Brotherhood?

[Interviewer]

Yeah. F1.

[Emily]

I'd love to know.

[Interviewer]

F1's the move, man. If I got that Qatar invite, I would take.

[Emily]

Right. Just being honest, we all would. I'm sorry.

[Priya]

The most Zionist, pro Israel, pro human to ever exist, if invited, would go to Formula One there and then also, a lot of the influencers were like, an Abu Dhabi the next week. And I was like, yeah, you're vacationing in Muslim countries, so it's almost like they're not.

[Emily]

You're, like, all bad, so you're allowed. But I'm not.

[Priya]

But also, I will say, if anyone watches my YouTube show, I shit on, like, Muslims three hours a week. So I don't. There's no winning.

[Interviewer]

Were you part of that Israel trip, Priya?

[Emily]

I was not.

[Interviewer]

We're not invited. You didn't get the invite?

[Emily]

No, I didn't get the invite.

[Interviewer]

Yahoo didn't DM me.

[Priya]

We're going to actually. We want to go to Israel.

[Emily]

Yeah, I actually would love to go to Israel.

[Interviewer]

I haven't got the invite. I get hit with the $7,000 comment a lot.

[Emily]

Yeah, but no invite.

[Interviewer]

No invite.

[Priya]

It's so annoying when people accuse you of getting you money and you and like, people giving you money. You don't get it.

[Emily]

Please, please give it to me.

[Interviewer]

I do. The fact, because I post like, eight a day.

[Emily]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

I. I'd be like a multimillionaire.

[Priya]

Oh, yeah. I bet if they did Formula one in the heart of the Taliban ran area, I would still go.

[Interviewer]

What a statement.

[Priya]

I literally don't care if I can see the close. I can't believe I was that close to Max Verstappen. I know. No one cares.

[Emily]

Oh, we've talked about how we want to. We really want to go to Moscow, actually.

[Priya]

Next.

[Emily]

I want to go to go to Moscow.

[Interviewer]

Feel safe in Russia.

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

Tucker went there, I guess.

[Priya]

Yeah. He loves grocery stores.

[Emily]

I've heard nothing but amazing things about Moscow and how beautiful it is, how amazing the culture is. I would love to see it.

[Priya]

It's weird. Everyone's like, wait, can I go to a different country and, like, break the law? And I'm like, no, you can only do that here.

[Emily]

Yeah, exactly.

[Priya]

We're the only ones that tolerate that. I've heard nothing but amazing things about. My best friend is Russian Jew from Moscow, and she has nothing but amazing things to say about it. And I was like, okay, so take me there. I want to see it. I want to see the architecture. It looks beautiful. Yep. I haven't been there, so why would I say anything bad?

[Interviewer]

Yeah. You could break the law in L. A. And nothing will happen, right?

[Emily]

Oh, yeah. We see it all the time in L. A. Yeah.

[Priya]

And if your skin's a little darker, you can do a lot of things and there's no consequences, so.

[Interviewer]

Oh, my God.

[Priya]

Not if you're white, though. If you're white, you're held to. You are the biggest threat, standard. Biggest threat to the world. Biggest threat to society. As Ilhan Omar, who is. Who married her brother, who should be deported, who is a terrorist in this country. Because when you seek to destroy America, that's how I see you. I don't know why she isn't supported.

[Emily]

I don't either. I don't know if they try to.

[Interviewer]

Deport a brother or something with ice.

[Priya]

Now she has, like, two marriages. I don't know what's happening. Yeah, send them all back. That's what I. I want them all gone.

[Emily]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

All the illegals.

[Priya]

All the illegals.

[Emily]

All the anti American people that have been naturalized, all of them.

[Priya]

Deport the whites that are anti American.

[Interviewer]

You're not white America. You're not about that.

[Priya]

Well, it's like, at this point, it's like, what the. Is he even in America? It's like, oh, it's like we shouldn't be a melting pot to the point where you don't recognize the country then. Like, every country is supposed to be different. That's the whole point.

[Emily]

We've taken the idea of the melting pot way too far. Way too far long.

[Priya]

Megan Kelly. Yes.

[Emily]

We love Megan.

[Interviewer]

Shout out to Megan.

[Priya]

I love Megan.

[Emily]

Shout out Megan. We went and we saw Megan a couple weeks ago.

[Priya]

Yeah, she's fantastic.

[Interviewer]

You're like a young Megan.

[Emily]

She actually heard that somebody said that to you. When we were at men. It is for sure.

[Priya]

Dude, She's a hero to me. Like, look, there's not many females in this space that I like. There's really none I look up to that I think, are that. I mean, her background and everything. She's, you know, with Fox. I mean, she's very smart, like law, all that stuff. I think she's, like, the most intelligent, well spoken, the most successful career, beautiful, funny.

[Emily]

She's funny.

[Priya]

Out of any woman on the right, by far, I don't think, like, really, anyone touches her. And obviously, that doesn't mean we agree on everything.

[Interviewer]

Yeah.

[Priya]

So we're not liberals here. That's the point. But, yeah, she's like, dude, for women, she's the top of the top to me.

[Emily]

Yeah, I agree.

[Interviewer]

Higher than Candace.

[Priya]

Yeah. And that's not even. Like, I don't. It's. I have. I don't.

[Emily]

No shade. But, yeah, I agree.

[Priya]

I don't feel anything.

[Interviewer]

Candace's gin numbers.

[Priya]

Well, she's a little nutty. Yeah, a little. Yeah. She's like, let's. Let's chill out. It's. It's too much. And also, I think, like, look, none of us could ever relate to watching our husband, who is like, a hero, be assassinated in front of our. So the fact that none of us will go through trauma like that, like, there should be a very long period of grace before you even say anything. And I think it's tacky. It's just tasteful. It's too low. It is, honestly, just embarrassing. I don't agree with anything she's, like, saying on that part. Yeah.

[Interviewer]

Kamala wants to run in 28.

[Sponsor/Ad Voice]

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[Priya]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

You guys can vote for her.

[Emily]

I'm so excited. I. You know, actually, I want to make a plea to all the Democrats out there. Please don't put us through this. Give us a fair shot. Okay. Don't.

[Interviewer]

Don't.

[Emily]

Don't set us up to run against Kamala.

[Priya]

I'm ready. I want to join our campaign.

[Interviewer]

I'd love to go to one of her rallies.

[Priya]

I know. Oh, my gosh.

[Emily]

Should we just all go?

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Emily]

Just all go together.

[Priya]

Just fat, fat black women smirking.

[Interviewer]

I wouldn't feel safe, to be honest.

[Emily]

But, no, I don't think any of us would be safe.

[Priya]

No, they would kill. They would.

[Emily]

They would literally mob kill us.

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

Yeah.

[Priya]

But the funny thing is, all the top Democrat influencers like Dean and all these losers, they'll come here and notice how they feel very confident to not only feel safe here, but to Actually harass us.

[Interviewer]

There's some that got in.

[Priya]

Yeah. And come in here and like talk shit to us. But we would never do that.

[Emily]

No, no, no.

[Interviewer]

And they say they're not as violent.

[Emily]

Of course. Of course. No, we are. We are the ones that commit all the violence. U.S. white supremacists, mind you, especially you, mind you. White supremacy crimes committed by white supremacists in this country are quite literally 0% so.

[Priya]

And it's our biggest threat.

[Emily]

And it's the biggest threat to this country.

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

Pierce tried to get Nick Fuentes to talk. Talk about this. Did you see that?

[Priya]

I watched.

[Emily]

I watched the whole thing.

[Priya]

That was Christmas morning for me. I literally woke up early. It was 8am I take my dogs out and I was like, honey, Nick's on. I was like, let me get cozy. It's fantastic.

[Interviewer]

That was his best interview in a while.

[Priya]

It's the best one he's ever done. Yeah, yeah, I agree.

[Interviewer]

Pierce is such a boomer, dude.

[Priya]

He didn't realize. He was like. Well, not only was. I think he cried about everything. He didn't realize. He was like trolling him the whole time. And he kind of kept proving his point by not understanding it and reacting so serious to it. I mean, like when he's like, that's the clip. But that's. But that's the thing is that people don't.

[Emily]

The people that are against Nick like, that don't realize that you just elevate him when you do that. That's his whole game.

[Priya]

That's his whole game and he's winning.

[Interviewer]

He'll ever make up a turning point.

[Priya]

I mean, I don't understand what. What's the benefit to. To not having the most watched stream person in America on your side? And I don't understand. The same with like Ben's speech and all these things. Why are we behaving like liberals? And look, I deal with it every single day with people on the right. Everyone is constantly trying to police my speech, police my thoughts, tell me who I can and can't, like, threaten me. You post this person, you take a photo of this person. Like, this is liberal shit. We don't do that. I can like and by.

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[Priya]

Sean wa photo of Tucker Carlson. That is not a representation of me saying I believe in all of his beliefs. It's completely separate. I disagree on these people with tons of things, but I'm really done with it on the right. It's exhausting. And that's why we're so divided and we will most likely lose the next election. And it's because of us. Because of the left. No.

[Emily]

100. Well, it's. And it's honestly not due to the constituency of the Republican Party. It's due to the voices of conservative movement. Because we quite literally can't just act like adults and get along and disagree even publicly. We can disagree in a civilized manner. Not just go into this cancel culture. That is quite literally the epitome of leftist culture. Culture. To say that you have to disavow this person or cancel this person over.

[Priya]

Disavow them is another one.

[Emily]

Yeah, yeah. Platform police. Yeah. Deplatform this person. It is just so stupid to me. I'm like, the whole point of the conservative movement is a. To prioritize America and conserve what America stands for and what it means to be American.

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Emily]

And to quite literally destroy the leftist movement. So why are we aiming our guns at each other?

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Emily]

Figuratively. While the left is literally aiming their guns.

[Priya]

Literally.

[Emily]

Literally.

[Priya]

I'm like, you guys are so worried about someone like me doing. I'm like, am I not one of the biggest female voices on the right? I'm sorry, you know who's going viral? Who's getting clips?

[Interviewer]

Your top five for female voices on the right.

[Emily]

Yeah.

[Priya]

Oh, guess what? I'm not included in a lot of things. I'm not asked to speak on things. You know, people are told to not follow me and not listen to me. And I'm like, dude, you know, we go way back. Like, my views have been very consistent. That's why stuff we do goes viral later. Like, not funding random nations and all these things. But I'm so tired of dismissing people's opinions. Like, you know, you have botched a fucking skin suit. Disgusting. Laura Loomer, everything. Oh, opinion dismissed. And I'm like, what? What is it? Oh, you went to Israel. Opinion dismissed. You went to Qatar. Opinion dismissed. I'm like, what kind? Dude, I'm not even joking. The right to me is almost worse than the last.

[Interviewer]

Wow.

[Priya]

Almost.

[Interviewer]

Yeah. Laura always tweets at you. I see that.

[Priya]

I go, do you want to fuck me? What is this?

[Interviewer]

Yeah.

[Priya]

No, seriously. The only people who pay this much attention to me want to fuck me or kill me.

[Interviewer]

Every time I see her tweet about something, it's negative.

[Priya]

She can. This whole thing of you contribute nothing. I am dedicating my career and putting my life on the line because, first of all, I was not a pussy like most people who joined the movement when it was convenient. And Trump, all of us. Oh, Trump won. Oh, look at this conservative influencer. You had no fucking stake in the game. I have no respect for people like that. But it's like, dude, I put my life online because I want to save California because it is the most beautiful state, it has potential, and it can be saved.

[Interviewer]

And.

[Priya]

And I care. And I go out of my way. I'm like, I bring people from the left in the middle to the right. Who the fuck. I'm sorry. Most of these voices whose opinions are you changing? It's nothing but negative. It's this. It's all pointing fingers. I'm like, but what are you doing? I'm getting people to vote. I'm getting people to register. I'm bringing people to our side. I'm being like, hey, you can have those opinions and still be kind of liberal, but come on, let's vote. Let's vote to save the country. And I'm. Why is America first controversial?

[Interviewer]

Yeah.

[Priya]

Yeah. And you know what? If you tweet about another nation, 24. Seven should go live in that nation. And I'm tired of acting like that's a bad statement at this point. It's what every normal person. America and Americans, that's who I care about. Yep, exactly.

[Interviewer]

It was so funny. When Twitter turned on what country your profile was made of.

[Emily]

Oh, my gosh.

[Priya]

Pakistanis.

[Interviewer]

So many bot farms.

[Emily]

Oh, my gosh. It was literally perfect.

[Priya]

Everyone's like, trumpy sucks. And it's like, from Pakistan. I'm like, how many of us got.

[Interviewer]

Yeah.

[Emily]

Oh, my gosh, it was incredible. I went viral literally two days before for my stances on immigration and culture. So it was perfect. It was.

[Interviewer]

Your stance.

[Emily]

Literally perfect. That not all cultures are equal. We have a superior culture. And guess what? We shouldn't embrace all cultures.

[Priya]

No.

[Emily]

Coming to ours and degradating ours. We shouldn't.

[Interviewer]

And that was controversial.

[Emily]

And that was very controversial.

[Priya]

And what are those cultures? No, I'm just kidding. No, but seriously, I like, you said there's people that believe in, like, human sacrifice. There's cultures that eat, like child marriage. Yes.

[Emily]

Slavery. And you're going to tell me that we should embrace the cultures that allow and accept those.

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Emily]

You're telling me that we need to allow and embrace those here in America? I think not. We are a benefit of Christian nation. Exactly. We are a conservative Christian nation in principles. Why are we going to allow that in our country? Nobody else allows the unfettered immigration and unassimilation that we allow here. Why? Why exactly? We are the global hegemon. Why do we allow that?

[Priya]

And that's why I say. I say this is a predominantly, or used to be, should be, hopefully one day will be again Christian nation. And the reason everyone wants to come here is because of that. And I will do anything in my career to make it remain that way. And I'm not even a Christian.

[Interviewer]

I'm not either, but I'd rather have that than Sharia law.

[Priya]

Yeah, exactly. It's like, I'd rather have that. People like other cultures, like, they, like, go to wet markets and eat their own shit. That should come here.

[Emily]

Yeah, yeah.

[Priya]

No, seriously, like, it's actually kind of fucking crazy. And that should be controversial. And, like, when you're on stage at America Festival, why are you not talking about America? Yep. America should be in every single line that you're saying. Now, Candace is bad. You know, Tucker's bad, Nick's bad. What does that have to do with anything? How are we going to win the next election? We're not. And guess what? When we lose the next election and they start getting away with forcing vaccines, shutting down the country, shooting us, allowing violence towards us, it will be our fucking fault. Because instead we have people walking around being like, you suck. Go to Qatar. Yeah, well, I feel fucking safer There, so. So maybe I will.

[Interviewer]

Can you guys believe there's a good chance Newsom might be president in a couple years?

[Emily]

I think there's a hotter shot for an AOC presidency than I think a Newsom presidency. I think. I think the majority of the country still looks at California and is like, that's a hellhole. We don't want the rest of that here. Even if they are more liberal. California liberals are a whole different beast compared to us, compared to pretty much any other state aside from maybe New York, so.

[Priya]

But our track record for Gavin Newsom in California is ranked number one with every negative thing you could ever attach to it.

[Emily]

Number one, homelessness, unemployment.

[Priya]

Let's go. Crime, fucking money to immigrants. It's like, everything you could think of. So it's like, dude, track records are. Should be important. And also, let's be real, the Democrat Party, they love retarded women. And if you have a retarded woman of color, it's like, yeah, he has.

[Emily]

All the DEI working for her.

[Priya]

He doesn't.

[Emily]

He's a straight white man. I don't know. So that can't be. They couldn't have. They couldn't run Kamala last time?

[Priya]

No.

[Emily]

And then kind of backtrack like that. They. I don't think they could do that.

[Priya]

She lost because of white supremacy.

[Emily]

Obvious. And misogyny. Don't forget. Don't forget the misogyny. I am a misogynist. Okay. I'm a misogynist.

[Interviewer]

You are?

[Priya]

Oh, for sure.

[Emily]

Never mind.

[Interviewer]

Do you guys need ID in California to vote?

[Emily]

No, no, they wouldn't even. I tried to give them my id. They refused to look at it.

[Interviewer]

Wow.

[Emily]

Yep. And I've done this the last handful of elections they refuse to look at.

[Interviewer]

And that's on a federal level, Right? You voted for.

[Emily]

Correct? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yep.

[Priya]

So this is the funny thing about California and how fucked up it is. This so ever so. I voted three times in my life. Every time was for Trump. And the what? After I changed my registration to Republican, I've never once got a ballot. They've all gone missing in the mail. Then I go to vote in person. I go to show her my id, she act like I took, like a dick pic out. She was like, no. She's like, oh, my God. And I was like. And I was like, it's a id. Okay, so if you don't need my id, who am I? Am I alive? Am I dead? Am I a Democrat? And then, I mean, the mail in ballots, all that. And then I was the only ballot that day that was rejected three times. They were like, well, we just don't know what's happening.

[Emily]

I was like, oh, funny. Funny like that.

[Priya]

Not because I am me. Okay.

[Emily]

Yeah.

[Priya]

Because it's a lot of fraud.

[Interviewer]

That's crazy. And that's in one of the biggest states, you know?

[Emily]

Yeah. It's really, really unfortunate.

[Priya]

Think Karen Bass won against you. Think. You think a lesbian retarded black woman won over one of the most successful people in Los Angeles who built every shopping center that every single person goes to on a daily basis? It's not even possible.

[Emily]

And it's not like he's a Republican. He's a Democrat.

[Priya]

No, he's a fudgeing Democrat. He's like, with Scott Wiener, like, Scott Weiner, how can we touch children? Or whatever. Scott.

[Emily]

Scott Weiner is allegedly a pedophile for sure.

[Priya]

He's like, kids should be able to have anal sex with adult. But I'm not a pedophile. I'm like, that's interesting. Yeah.

[Emily]

I'm like, do we want. I'm like, okay, Scott, do we want to talk about how you've made sex trafficking minors much easier in the state of California with, like, five of the bills that you've passed? Okay, yeah.

[Priya]

Why did you do that?

[Emily]

Yeah. He's trying to actually get minor attraction in, like, the LGBTQ umbrella. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So that. So that it's a protected class.

[Priya]

I'm like, oh, we shift the shoe fits if.

[Emily]

If the shoe fits.

[Priya]

Run it back to the clip we. Do you remember which one? One of the first. One of the first things I ever said on a podcast. How many years ago when we were in that random studio, I don't know where.

[Interviewer]

Englewood.

[Priya]

I said. I said, mark my words, the next thing on the Democrat agenda is maps. Is minor attractive persons. They're gonna normalize pedophilia and shame us for talking about it. Thank you.

[Interviewer]

Three years ago, she stuffed.

[Emily]

That's one of the biggest things this next year that's coming from the California.

[Priya]

And I got so, so much hate for that. That's what I mean. Look, if it takes a couple years for people to come around to me, that's okay. I'm here patiently waiting.

[Interviewer]

Too early, man. Too early. Have you still noticed the curve ahead of the curve?

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

Have you spoken to Sarah Stock since your little beef with her? She's going to be off to anybody.

[Priya]

I don't talk to anybody.

[Interviewer]

Yeah.

[Priya]

No one talks to me.

[Interviewer]

Damn.

[Priya]

No one's who's no one's coming up to talk. Like, what do you want? I'm here. I'm open.

[Interviewer]

Yeah, I'm here. It was about a ring size or what? Exactly. What?

[Priya]

Yeah, but there's nothing to discuss when your ring is small, and that's a fact. Like, I don't care. It's just when you're a. To me online, I'm not going to be like, oh, congrats on your ugly ring.

[Interviewer]

Oh, so she was addicted to you before the ring comment?

[Priya]

Yeah, I mean, she's just like, a little one of, like, the weird female grifter. She thinks, like, saying those things, like, the thing is, nothing about her is, like. It's not sincere thoughts. And you can tell because these thoughts always come at a time that's extremely convenient. You know what I mean? And then it's like, oh, I'm gonna say all these things to get, like, attention from, like, creepy dudes that live in their basement. It's like, go off. That's great. The ring is actually small. That wasn't even an attack. That was just actually a blanket statement. But whatever.

[Interviewer]

Okay. I didn't know the. The law behind that.

[Priya]

Nothing. Nothing but love.

[Interviewer]

Love her.

[Priya]

I got nothing but love.

[Interviewer]

Is online, or are you kind of just doing your own thing?

[Priya]

I don't know. Do I have enemies? People get really mad about you being in.

[Emily]

People get really mad that I'm Indian. Really, really mad. Yeah.

[Interviewer]

Yeah, Indians do get a lot of hate.

[Emily]

Yeah, they're really mad that I'm Indian, but it's not from actual credible people. It's just from all these Internet losers.

[Priya]

You know, I don't.

[Emily]

I think Myron, I don't know, hasn't talked to me at all, so I don't know.

[Priya]

Hi, Stuart.

[Emily]

Yeah, he just said hi to me. I don't know that he knows who I am at all. I got hate from. Shoot. What's his face? Chenk Uyghur.

[Priya]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

What did he say?

[Emily]

He said, does this girl know what her last name is? Has she ever looked in the mirror? I'm like, I'm talking about culture, not race. But, like, that's fine. I kind of disagree with a lot of Indian culture, too. The fact that a lot of them don't assimilate in this country is a problem my family did, which obviously I'm a product of. Yeah, you can kind of see that in how I was raised and who I am as a person. But if you don't assimilate, get the hell out of the country. That's just.

[Priya]

You're a product of what happens when it works.

[Emily]

Exactly.

[Interviewer]

Interesting. Yeah. Jake had an issue with you.

[Priya]

That's Cenk. Has he looked in a fucking mirror or been on a scale?

[Interviewer]

Oh, my God.

[Priya]

That's what I would ask.

[Emily]

He didn't. He didn't respond to me. So I'm. I'm waiting, Cenk.

[Priya]

Like I should look in a mirror. You need to get on a scale immediately, sir.

[Interviewer]

That guy gets so passionate when I see him on Piers Morgan.

[Priya]

He was debating me on Piers Morgan about men and women's sports. I was like, then let your daughter get the shit beat out of her. I'm so done with you guys. Let her just get fucking wrecked by some tranny dude.

[Interviewer]

Indefensible. Take it.

[Emily]

Yeah.

[Priya]

It's in. To have children and to want your daughter to go compete with a man that can literally crush her skull. Because it happens. I go, then go off, sir.

[Emily]

Like, are you ever going to live by what you're preaching that all of us are supposed to endure? Are you ever going to go through that? If not, then shut up. Shut up.

[Priya]

I mean, that's crazy. That's like. So you don't even care to love and protect your child?

[Interviewer]

Yeah, that's hard to defend the young turks.

[Priya]

Who fucking cares?

[Interviewer]

Yeah. Well, congrats on the launch of your show. I know you're finally a podcaster now.

[Priya]

Yeah, congrats.

[Interviewer]

How does it feel?

[Priya]

It's good. You know, it's crazy. I did one, my first episode. I felt so awkward, so uncomfortable.

[Interviewer]

Oh, yeah, the first few were awkward.

[Priya]

I was, like, really hard on myself. I was like, I produced garbage. I'm garbage. And then now it's just. It's my therapy. I just go sit in a studio alone. I stream for five hours a week.

[Interviewer]

Therapy, feel.

[Priya]

And I go, this is great. And everyone on the YouTube's really nice, so I'm really happy.

[Interviewer]

It is therapeutical, having conversations.

[Priya]

It's good. You know, maybe not alone talking to.

[Emily]

A wall, but yeah, your studio, you literally are talking to a wall.

[Priya]

So it's not the most mentally well thing, but that's okay.

[Interviewer]

Do you have a show, too?

[Emily]

No, I do her sometimes.

[Priya]

She comes online and we crush California politics.

[Interviewer]

Yeah, it's needed. Please, please continue doing that. Hopefully Ally goes red.

[Emily]

We're hoping. We're working. People are working against us, that's for sure. Even our own party is working against us. Let me tell you a lot. Most of the people that are in Republican seats in California literally suck and don't do anything. They're Just there for the money and the free trips and the five star resorts. And they're all, they're all just losers. They're there for the clout. We need to get these people out of office.

[Priya]

They're old.

[Emily]

Well, actually, not all of them are old, but like, we need to get them out of office so that we can replace them with people that are young, that are galvanized, that actually want to implement change. Yeah, those are the people that are going to be effective. Not you. Not you. Like creeps that are just sitting there wanting the affluence.

[Priya]

They're kind of Democrats. They're late. No, they started as Republican, but they're just going along with everything Democrat. I'm like, yeah, we need Republicans in California that are like loud and proud, unapologetic, and we need to change quite literally everything about the state. But, okay, look, I mean, I can't. You know, the polls are changing every day, but according to the polls, the two people in the front runner of governor of California are both Republicans.

[Emily]

Well, but look, we have the upper hand in California. We've since the beginning of this year, we have about 45,000 more new registered Republicans than there are Democrats. And that was the last time I checked a couple of months ago. So who knows what that number looks like now. And that was all pre Charlie Kirk.

[Priya]

Yeah. So post fire. Pre fire. Those are post fires. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Emily]

But so I, like, I don't understand why the people that are actually in elected office can't get anything done. We have about two, maybe three people in Republican seats in the state legislature in California that are actually effective and actually trying to do anything. The rest of them are just sitting ducks.

[Priya]

Yeah, they're just taking a paycheck. Exactly. Enjoying their vacations. And that's so hard because everyone's voting against those three people. And then you get to a point where you're like, it's so hard to not throw in the towel. But I hate to say it, like, I respect us for staying, for caring, for being involved. Obviously it, you know, it comes at a great cost for us. We're not in a red state necessarily.

[Emily]

Much easier.

[Interviewer]

And I really don't feel safe walking around there.

[Priya]

I feel fine.

[Emily]

I feel okay.

[Priya]

Well, he's, I mean, literally gay and like mentally ill.

[Emily]

But we were just talking about that. He gets screamed at when people drive past him on the street.

[Priya]

Oh, no, he, he gets harassed on a crazy level. And I said, I enjoy this for the rest of your life. Wow, you're a piece of Shit. And you deserve to never live peacefully again.

[Interviewer]

Wow.

[Priya]

But no, I also, I. I don't really respect all the people who fled California. I'm like, so as an American, when things get hard, you don't stick around and you don't, you know, put some blood in the game and change something? You just go somewhere else more convenient? That's like, I don't know. I personally have no respect.

[Emily]

Well, but not even that. But on top of that, the conservatives that. I get this all the time, and I'm sure you get this all the time, they're like, well, then you should just move to, like, come to Arizona or come to Miami. Yeah, come to Miami. Come to wherever. They're all just like, you should just move where we are. I'm like, no, this is my home.

[Priya]

My home.

[Emily]

This is my home, and I actually want to save it if it's possible.

[Interviewer]

You got the best weather, the best food.

[Priya]

We have the best averages.

[Emily]

It is probably the best place on earth across the board. We just have the worst economy and the worst government. Like. Well, yeah, but I think it's because of the immigration, to be honest with you.

[Priya]

No, Well, I was going to say, yeah, if we, like, kicked out of the. If we kicked homeless and immigrants out of California, it would be like paradise. And then obviously we need to switch the leadership. But it's like a lot of these problems. All these problems can be solved, but it's like they elect the same people and all they do is funnel money. And I cover it on my show every week. I'm never going to stop. But as a conservative, if you love the country, you don't bail when things get hard and go somewhere more convenient. Well, I don't respect that.

[Emily]

California is also so important to the foundation of this country. Yeah, like the culture, the economy, so many things.

[Priya]

Even film.

[Emily]

Exactly, exactly. Is so dependent on California. And you think just letting it go to crap is going to be the way that we save the country?

[Priya]

And why would we give it to shitty people who will destroy it?

[Emily]

Exactly.

[Priya]

That's such a weird. The most beautiful state I'm going to hand over and say, just destroy it. Yeah, I don't know. That's a loser mentality.

[Emily]

I am going to fight for it till it's impossible.

[Interviewer]

All right, ladies, well, check out her show, check out her Twitter if you want some unhinged takes, and I'll see you guys next time. Peace.

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[Interviewer]

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