Everybody Hates the Whites! So What Do We Do About It?

Summary

Podcast Summary

Louder with Crowder — "Everybody Hates the Whites! So What Do We Do About It?"

Date: February 19, 2026
Host: Steven Crowder
Panel: Gerald, Josh Firestein

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Steven Crowder and his co-hosts tackle controversial and provocative subjects rooted in identity politics, media narratives, and perceived anti-white sentiments. The discussion covers a range of topics: the Canadian euthanasia program ("MAID"), free speech developments in Europe, media portrayal of criminals along racial lines, cultural appropriation, specifically in entertainment, and a highly critical segment on actor Simu Liu. The overall tone is politically incorrect, combative, and relies heavily on satire, dark humor, and cultural critique.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Canada and Euthanasia Controversy

[10:21–22:09]

• Crowder describes Canada as "not a real country" and criticizes it for implementing a progressive euthanasia policy, claiming as much as 5% of deaths are due to MAID.

• Example case: 26-year-old Keanu Vafaian euthanized due to depression — Crowder and team argue this reflects a moral crisis and a lack of Christian values.

  • "Canada's existence is the greatest proof that the United States is not an evil empire and Canada's not a real country." — Crowder [10:21]
  • "[MAID] calls weekly to say, are you sure? How you feeling? Have you considered this option?" — Crowder [14:30]

• The hosts compare MAID outreach to "cold calls" and "sales teams," making dark analogies to telemarketing and profit-driven quotas.

  • "It's worse than extended warranty calls... Upselling people to death." — Josh Firestein [14:37, 16:37]

• Legislative response: Even Canadian MPs propose bans on unsolicited offers to die.

  • "You need a law for that Canada, what are they, competitively priced?" — Josh Firestein [15:34]

• Purpose and Mental Health:
  The team stress the importance of purpose over therapy or medication for depression — arguing young men are finding purpose and turning to Christianity as a reaction.

  • "You still have a purpose. And you need to decide to do the right thing, even if it doesn’t get better. Because that's what good men have done since beginning of time." — Crowder [21:19]

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2. Free Speech: America vs. Europe

[23:04–34:19]

• Discussion about the U.S. State Department’s new portal giving Europeans and others access to banned content (e.g., Rumble, X).
  • "The U.S. State Department is launching an online portal to allow foreign publics to view banned content." — Crowder [23:32]
• Crowder lauds America’s free speech while lampooning European leaders (notably Macron and Germany) for censorship.
  • "Macron declaring that free speech is bullshit." — Crowder [29:36]
  • "This isn't a gray [issue]. This is good guy, bad guy." — Crowder [30:15]
• Critique of the European left for equating American openness with authoritarian dangers and drawing absurd comparisons to China.
  • "Germany's made their choice... While saying the United States is effectively worse than China." — Gerald [32:36]

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3. Media, Crime, and Racial Narratives

[36:08–44:57]

• Crowder criticizes UK’s Transport for London for pulling a PSA that reflected crime demographics (suggesting black perpetrators) and replacing it with stereotypical white criminals.
  • "In your mind’s eye... Which demographic commits the most crime per capita? Do you have it in your head? All right, that's racist. Thank you. There you go. That's racist." — Crowder [36:09]
• UK crime stats read aloud: Black arrest rates, migrant involvement in sex crimes, etc.
  • "Non whites are about 16% of the population in UK. 60% of the top 100 sex offender suspects, 38% of arrests on trains, 29% of the prison population. The black arrest rate is two times that of the white rate..." — Crowder [37:20]
• The panel describes a pattern of media "whitewashing," where white men are cast as the villains even if demographics don’t support it.
  • "Everything the left tries to tell you is untrue. Everything." — Crowder [39:43]
• Satirical banter about hypothetical safety improvements if women had better demographic awareness.
  • "Is it a worse world where a single white woman doesn't get on the train..." — Crowder [43:39]

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4. Cultural Appropriation & Identity Politics in Entertainment: Targeting Simu Liu

[51:02–66:23]

• Simu Liu (Marvel’s "Shang-Chi") is singled out as a "talking head for the Communist Party" and criticized for his remarks on white businesses making boba tea.
  • "He’s a communist Chinese guy. He’s an actor and a talking, talking head for the Communist Party." — Crowder [01:01]
  • "It makes me sad how successful this business is...but that I would be uplifting a business that is profiting off of something that feels so dear to my cultural heritage." — Simu Liu [52:33]
• The panel accuses Liu of hypocrisy — participating in cultural appropriation himself by playing a Korean on "Kim’s Convenience" while objecting to whites selling boba tea.
  • "He was playing, wait for it, a Korean." — Crowder [62:04]
• Broader critique of identity politics: The group lampoons virtue-signaling actors and the media’s focus on representation.
  • "This guy is just a race grifter. He's a hateful, bigoted little person." — Crowder [64:41]
• International perspective: The show claims racism is worse in Asia than in the U.S., illustrating with a "shockingly racist" Thai toothpaste commercial.
  • "If you think that we have racism here in the United States, just go anywhere in Asia...or Europe." — Crowder [45:57]
• General mockery of Asian representation debates and Hollywood's handling of race.

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5. Humor, Cultural Satire, and Notable Moments

• Extensive banter, sarcasm, and boundary-pushing jokes, especially about race, gender, and national identity.
• Panel reminisces and jokes about "Jerry Lewis calling kids a faggot" live on TV, to be referenced in the Mug Club after-show.
  • "We don't do a telethon with Jerry Lewis calling kids a faggot. We could." — Crowder [69:35]
  • Multiple jokes about Asian actors, mockery of European leaders, satirical advertising parodies.
• Gerald and Josh frequently serve as Crowder’s comedic foils, escalating or lampooning points with crude humor.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

On Canada and Euthanasia

• "Canada's existence is the greatest proof that the United States is not an evil empire and Canada's not a real country." — Crowder [10:21]
• "It's worse than extended warranty calls... Upselling people to death." — Josh Firestein [14:37, 16:37]
• "You now need to propose a law... to ban unsolicited offers to kill you." — Crowder [15:34]

On Free Speech and Europe:

• "The U.S. State Department is launching an online portal to allow foreign publics to view banned content." — Crowder [23:32]
• "Macron declaring that free speech is bullshit." — Crowder [29:36]
• "This isn't a gray [issue]. This is good guy, bad guy." — Crowder [30:15]

On Crime Narratives:

• "Which demographic commits the most crime per capita? All right, that's racist." — Crowder [36:09]
• "Non whites are about 16% of the population in UK. 60% of the top 100 sex offender suspects..." — Crowder [37:20]
• "Everything they try to push as a social engineering experiment is untrue." — Crowder [39:43]

On Simu Liu and Cultural Appropriation:

• "It makes me sad how successful this business is...but that I would be uplifting a business that is profiting off of something that feels so dear to my cultural heritage." — Simu Liu [52:33]
• "He was playing, wait for it, a Korean." — Crowder [62:04]
• "This guy is just a race grifter. He's a hateful, bigoted little person." — Crowder [64:41]

On International Racism:

• "If you think that we have racism here in the United States, just go anywhere in Asia...or Europe." — Crowder [45:57]
• "I used to think that guys who went to Thailand were weird... I may become one just for toothpaste." — Crowder [48:40]

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Important Timestamps

• [10:21] – Start of Canadian euthanasia/MAID debate
• [14:30] – "MAID calls weekly" anecdote; analogies to sales teams
• [15:34] – Canadian MPs propose bans on unsolicited MAID offers
• [23:32] – U.S. launches portal for banned content in Europe
• [29:36] – Macron's anti-free speech comments
• [36:09–44:57] – UK PSA controversy, crime data breakdown, and media critique
• [51:02–56:15] – Simu Liu segment, boba tea discourse, and cultural appropriation debate
• [62:04] – Crowder critiques Liu for "playing a Korean"
• [69:35] – Jerry Lewis telethon joke/meme

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Structure & Flow Notes

• The show launches with a flurry of dark humor, segues quickly into the main topics, and regularly oscillates between sincere outrage and biting satire.
• Political, cultural, and media critiques are interwoven with comedic riffs and intentionally provocative statements.
• Frequent callbacks and tangents (e.g., Asian stereotypes, European history, old TV clips) serve to both satirize and underline the hosts' points on hypocrisy or absurdity in contemporary culture and media narratives.

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Conclusion

This episode exemplifies Louder with Crowder's provocative approach: heavy on controversy, irreverent humor, and combative opinions targeting progressive perspectives on race, national identity, and media narratives. Through segments on Canadian euthanasia, censorship in Europe, and the cultural politics of entertainment, the team frames the world as a battle between "good guys" (principled, free, Christian West) and "bad guys" (progressive, censorious, or identity-obsessed forces). If you are seeking to understand culture war dynamics from a right-wing, politically incorrect viewpoint—with heavy doses of satire—this episode is a prime example.

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Transcript

[Steven Crowder]

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[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, you can go to Canada. It's just vitamin D is a little bit expensive. Glad to be with you. Welcome live to Rumble. This is. Well, it's Thursday, 11:00am Eastern, so we are here. We're here tomorrow on Friday, but only if you're a Rumble Premium member. Lot to get to Europe is done. Obviously we've talked about that, but the United States is going to be freeing Europe now from the shackles of, I guess, anti speech. Would we say totalitarianism? Would we say autocratic regime? I don't know. You let me know what's most appropriate. But we actually had the undersecretary here and she teased something and now it's been unveiled an actual portal for people in Europe. Also, Europe doesn't want you to know who commits crimes on trains because they had a PSA that reflected the demographics accurately and they said let's change it with a white guy. Which brings us to another piece of shit today. Simu Liu. Simu Liu, however you need to pronounce it. I don't care because I'm American. He's not. He's a communist Chinese guy. He's an actor and he's a talking, talking head for the Communist Party. We're going to get into the ins and outs. Why this man is a national security threat and Canada, time to invade it. I've been saying it for years. Matt Walsh just echoed it yesterday. I was like, hey, thank you. Good. They just killed a 26 year old. Sorry. Euthanized. Seasonal depression. Yeah, it was dark outside and he didn't like it, so they killed him. This is not a serious country. It shouldn't exist anymore. On with the show.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, I. I still don't think I get it. Like, what even is a rumble Wallet?

[Steven Crowder]

I mean, I know it's practical, but I just found out what pogs meant. Oh, PWG just used it.

[Gerald]

Booked you for a private event, Josh. What? Yeah, check it.

[Josh Firestein]

Wait.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no, no, no, no, no. I do not do permits.

[Josh Firestein]

Famously.

[Steven Crowder]

Sign up and they can. Yes. Sip you as a creator. You have to take.

[Gerald]

That's the rules. Yes, it is.

[Josh Firestein]

So I have to do it.

[Steven Crowder]

No.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

No, I'm not.

[Gerald]

Yeah, well, you are.

[Steven Crowder]

My name is on the side. It doesn't matter. Jews aren't fans.

[Gerald]

You're gonna do it. It's gonna be great for both of you guys.

[Steven Crowder]

You're gonna love it.

[Gerald]

Thanks, guys.

[Steven Crowder]

You know broadcasters, Gerald. We're not party to be great for nobody party clubs. And I said with all the questions. The who, the what, the why. No why's on third. Oh, I forgot. I should have known. And why? His father's a doctor.

[Josh Firestein]

Don't be such a fun take.

[Steven Crowder]

Hey, eat your matzo ball soup, huh? That's right.

[Josh Firestein]

Keep it tasted.

[Steven Crowder]

Hey, told you. This crowd, they're tough.

[Josh Firestein]

No tough plays outfield.

[Steven Crowder]

That one. That one. Download the Rumble Wallet and step away from the big banking and the checking for good. No fees, no middlemen, no banks to freeze your account. Plus, it's the best way to support the creators you love. You love your creators, right? Download [e-mail]. No, it is a thing, Gerald. I'm telling you. NAMBLA is a thing. In North American Man Boy Love association, it's allowed to exist. I don't know why. I don't either. These are all valid questions from you eating. I just don't like having to inform you about it. Because you should know if they have meetings.

[Gerald]

Don't we know what about?

[Steven Crowder]

You should know your enemy. And I know it's wrong to hate, but I do hate the people who are in nambla.

[Gerald]

I hate pedophiles too. So that's fine.

[Steven Crowder]

There we go. Hey, question of the day. I forgot which Marvel actor is the worst. Who's the biggest leftist piece of crap? You guys need to a long list. I don't really follow Marvel all that much. I know. There's the broad who did the thing.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Ms. Captain Morgan, CEO. How are you?

[Gerald]

Well, how are you?

[Steven Crowder]

I'm Doing all right? Yeah. Still a little bit broken up about NAMBLA still being a thing.

[Gerald]

Still hate pedophile. I still do every morning.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm always. But it used to. Pedophile used to mean, just to be clear, used to mean like a pervert. Right? A degenerate who enjoyed engaging in activity with a prepubescent child. Now, with feminists, it means any man who likes a woman younger and hotter than me. So we need to make sure that we distinguish between, like, 12 year old girls.

[Gerald]

Yeah, there's the difference.

[Steven Crowder]

And a 40 year old dating like a 25 year old. Because I've been seeing that online. They're like, come on, you can't just strip the meaning from the word. Friday, Saturday, March 20th, 21st. Summit City Comedy Club in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

[Josh Firestein]

Great laden.

[Steven Crowder]

The hustle and bustle of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mr. Josh Firestein. How are you?

[Josh Firestein]

I'm good. I'm good. Does Terrence Howard count? He's only in one movie. Marvel movie.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Does he count?

[Josh Firestein]

I don't know.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

Terrence Howard then is my.

[Steven Crowder]

I guess. Because he always sounds like he's about to cry. It's no Mark Ruffalo. I figured out the Pythagoras algorithm. Only me with my mathematics. That guy is out of his mind.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Also, he thought he was worth more than Robert Downey Jr. Oh, whoops. Yeah. But that's a good segue, because we do. He is the best among us. He is worth more than Robert Downey Jr. Because a black life is worth more than a white life. It's time for the best Black History Month. Hiram Rhodes Revels was the first black man to be elected to the U.S. senate. There you go. Some fast facts for you. Thurgood Marshall was the first African American Supreme Court justice. And about 25% of cowboys in the American west were actually black. A piece of our heritage. This has been Black History Month.

[Gerald]

Unsung hero.

[Steven Crowder]

There's only so much space to dance at a desk.

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[Steven Crowder]

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[Josh Firestein]

What's the switch on that thing?

[Steven Crowder]

You mean like a homeless man?

[Gerald]

What is that?

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, yeah, no, it's Black History Month. Not white guy at a wedding day.

[Gerald]

That's gay.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, that'. That's in the same category as the sprinkler.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Well, no, well, okay, I see what you did there. Let's say Macarena. Hey, here's another one that's fun. Before we get to everything, because it's gonna get enraging. Just so you know, Later. So I apologize. We want a little bit of levity here. There was a visit to a temple that was taking place with Taiwan's leadership and the temple's chairman, well, he had a rough. He handled it well, but he couldn't contain himself.

[Josh Firestein]

Puked right on the Taiwan sweater.

[Gerald]

You got it all over me.

[Steven Crowder]

But he carried himself with dignity.

[Josh Firestein]

No, I like it. Dignified old man. Scoot to the back.

[Steven Crowder]

I love how you can see on his face. He's like, oh no, is it coming? Oh, it's happening.

[Josh Firestein]

Too much egg drop soup.

[Gerald]

By the way, the guy right next to him, the red hoodie that got sprayed. Yeah, that was the president of Taiwan.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, geez. Can you imagine?

[Gerald]

You just yacked all over the president, bro.

[Josh Firestein]

Imagine Pete Hagseth sitting there next to

[Gerald]

the president,

[Steven Crowder]

the Department of War. Now, the chairman did later apologize. He said he may have had the norovirus. And you know, it's really not fault because it was likely a reaction to someone he saw in the crowd. That is a four month long payoff for those who are Rumble premiums. And you know, the lady of Toronto.

[Josh Firestein]

Is that her nickname?

[Steven Crowder]

The lady of Toronto? Call her that because, you know, all Asian names, they bleed together. Dao Chow. I don't know.

[Gerald]

Not the same.

[Steven Crowder]

Anyway, I remember the guy in the plane, David Zhao, by the way, Rumble Wallet. We were talking about this earlier, but it really is a cool new service. You can go to wallet.rumble.com, where you can just uncouple from banks and actually support your favorite creators here on Rumble. Go do it. It's an all encompassing ecosystem here. Free speech, media, banking, all the above.

[Gerald]

Getting rid of that and payment processing

[Josh Firestein]

gives you the option to tip when you see Mayor Chow.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

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[Steven Crowder]

This is one I didn't. We weren't planning on talking about this, but you know it's, it kind of hits close to my non home. I was born in Detroit but raised in Canada. I have been saying for years that Canada's existence is the greatest proof that the United States is not an evil empire and Canada's not a real country. What do I mean by that really? Kind of in a technical sense because they simply bowed down for royalty. They didn't fight the same kind of revolution that we did. And they're entirely subsidized really by the United States. If they had to defend themselves, it's not possible. So it's an act of mercy from us. Canada has been playing country. Here's where it gets a little sticky. They're now deciding to play evil country because you've heard numbers as high as 5% of the deaths in Canada, I believe last year were the result of euthanasia, or as leftists refer to it, progress. Now you may be thinking, okay, it's a 92 year old who's sick, who's on life support. Cancer maybe, maybe cancer. And you know, with socialized health care, hey, you just gotta make some decisions. Like the death panels that the left said didn't exist, but they actually do exist in every country that has socialized healthcare. You probably aren't thinking of a 26 year old with not cancer, not AIDS, not Ms. Seasonal depression killed. Keanu Vafaian was 26 years old when he received medical assistance in dying in B.C.

[Josh Firestein]

on Dec. 30.

[Steven Crowder]

His family says he lived with Type 1 diabetes and partial vision loss.

[Josh Firestein]

But they say his biggest struggle was

[Steven Crowder]

his mental health, which they believe should have made him ineligible for maid. He said everything the doctors needed to hear in order to approve him. Was he actually feeling that way? I strongly believe not. He didn't have the items that were

[Josh Firestein]

necessary to qualify him for maid. And quite frankly. Okay, stepfather, I was wondering.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, they found out about four days after their 26 year old was killed. And I would say murdered and I'll qualify that. First off, this is why you're seeing, I believe the new stats came out that people with college degrees, particularly young men with college degrees, men who are successful, they're actually more likely to be practicing Christians. Now it used to be the opposite.

[Josh Firestein]

Right.

[Steven Crowder]

We just thought that because we looked to Europe, atheism spreads and with intelligentsia, academia, people are going to become more godless. Now people have seen the results and this goes back to the foundational framework when I was younger, used to be Christopher Hitchens and Dawkins debating people and they would talk about how they didn't need to get their morality or base it on God or any type of principles beyond really what could be defined secularly. You're saying this now. How do you argue that you can't do that? They said he could have just been saying what they needed to hear in order to kill him. How do you argue against euthanasia? Because these are the complications you will run into. You have to argue against it on principle, on the outset. Well, we don't do that. Why? Because we're not allowed to end our own lives. That's our culture. That's a Christian worldview. That's how our country was founded on that worldview, on those principles. It defines us. Once you remove that. Yeah. If someone wants to die, well, you know what? Maybe it's more humane. Okay. Then you get to a situation, well, how do you know that he's telling the truth? We shouldn't find ourselves there. And it's even worse than that because Johnny boy, you know, we talked about this. He has a relative. I can't remember. Or a friend in Canada whose mother or grandmother has cancer and is doing pretty well. And I might be butchering the story, but it's an older person who's in his, you know, circle, who has cancer but doing okay with treatment. The maid program, overseen by Health Canada, they call weekly.

[Josh Firestein]

Oh, my God.

[Steven Crowder]

They call weekly to say, are you sure? How you feeling? Have you considered this option?

[Josh Firestein]

Wow.

[Steven Crowder]

It's like a sales team.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

It's worse than a salesman. It's worse than extended warranty calls.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Josh Firestein]

I don't get those once a week.

[Steven Crowder]

It's like a sales team that works on commission. And I'm willing to bet, just like police officers, the reason that you get pulled over for tickets and violent criminals go free is because you get more bang for your buck. If you have to meet a quota and you have to have a certain number of civilian interactions, it's faster to dole out a speeding ticket. And so I guarantee you no one's looked into this yet, but you are going to find people being incentivized because they need to prove the success of their program. They are calling weekly. That's anecdotal. Check the references. Here is the statistical reality. In February of 2026, unsolicited MAID offers were so common that some Canadian MPs have now proposed a law to ban unsolicited offers to kill you. Think of that phrase. To ban unsolicited offers to kill you. You need a law. You need a law for that Canada,

[Josh Firestein]

what are they competitively priced?

[Steven Crowder]

You evil, evil people. You can't just say, oh, it used to be. Right. A philosophical question. Okay, well who's to say that if we say socialized healthcare and this person's going to die in the next couple of months anyway, right? We used to have this discussion, this debate. Who's to say that you can't scale that back? People go, oh, come on now, you're straw manning it. You've now executed effectively a 26 year old who maybe didn't get enough sunlight, who maybe didn't have the greatest social circle. The good thing about seasonal depression, the good thing about depression in general is that it can be cyclical. And there are plenty of people who have gotten better. Well, he never got that chance. Unsolicited offers. You now need to propose a law. It is such a problem to say, well, look, all right, we can kill old people because they want to, and young people too, if they really want to, but we really probably shouldn't have our government funded department upselling people. Upselling people to death. The Cadillac healthcare plan.

[Josh Firestein]

Call the next five minutes, you get a free coffin.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Gerald]

Save your family the trouble and expense.

[Steven Crowder]

And by the way, this is also documented by the Canadian Veterans Affairs. It's sad that it comes from them. I can imagine why that there have been many, many cases of unsol solicited made offers to veterans to kill themselves. There's a way to honor your heroes. And they'll get mad that I make a joke about Canada's air force basically being a, a prop plane with a.22 rifle. Yeah, how about, how about that's not as disrespectful as, as killing them?

[Josh Firestein]

Well, they're offering them, you know, two folded flags at their service.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Canada doesn't get to be a country anymore.

[Gerald]

No, no.

[Steven Crowder]

Unless they ban it. Not just tariffs. I'm not joking. Potential military intervention to free Alberta. This is, it's one thing to play country and to blame the United States. It's another to now decide that you're going to pretend to be an evil country. Anyone want to argue that this is anything other than evil, comment below, let me know and I know we'll hear some libertarians. Well, yeah, fine, that's not an argument that convinces me.

[Josh Firestein]

Now there's other context that makes it even more evil too. If you think about this, in the United States, if we had a program like this in the United States and people were allowed to, you know, euthanize themselves, the incentive to euthanize people Would be way less because it is profit based medical system. You know, it's, it's. Yeah, so it's a social based, or what's it called?

[Steven Crowder]

A socialized health care.

[Josh Firestein]

Socialized healthcare up there. So the government's paying for it. The government saves money if they don't have to treat your cancer. The government saves money if they don't have to give you, you know, depression pills, SSRIs. Government saves money if they don't have to worry about your blind eye or whatever.

[Steven Crowder]

We had an argument. Do you guys remember this? In this country, a national debate. I think it stemmed from Sarah Palin. It may have been John McCain. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong. The term death panels. Yeah, this is when the Republicans were opposing some form of socialized health care. Single payer.

[Josh Firestein]

I don't know what that is.

[Steven Crowder]

Death panels. And what they meant is you would sit before a panel, they were saying, basically a panel of people who determine if you are worthy of the care since it is state funded and if it's within the budget. The left said that's a scare tactic. Of course there's no such thing. There's never been such thing as death panels. Well, they're not called death panels, but here we are. Not just death panels. Sales fucking teams to call you at your house. Let me just put. Let me walk you through this. Imagine you're a little bit depressed. Imagine you're a little bit depressed. Maybe you're not doing all that well. I don't know, Maybe you came back from war like one of these veterans. Maybe you lost a leg. Maybe you're shell shocked and you're trying to get through it. And maybe you're going to therapy or maybe you're going to church and you look into the face of your kids. And as we see with a lot of people who have depression, a sense of purpose is actually far more valuable than therapy or a lot of medical interventions. I'm not saying it's the only one. And you go, you know what? Maybe it's not about me. Maybe they need me. Maybe ring ring for a special discount. That's not a strawman. That's happening. Canada doesn't get to be Canada anymore.

[Josh Firestein]

I get weekly or bi weekly emails from the VA and in there they try to encourage me to, you know, join their programs. Go, hey, make an appointment. You make an appointment. Do you, do you need to, you know, check your prescriptions?

[Steven Crowder]

Want some pills?

[Josh Firestein]

Need a job? Yeah, all these things. How's your ptsd? You need some Therapy. Yeah, they offer all these things that's now going through their emails. I'm sure they have weekly emails or biweekly emails to send out to their veterans who fly in the same war I did, by the way. Yeah, Side by side. Now they're getting emails. Hey, is it all too much?

[Steven Crowder]

You know what, actually give us a call. Anyone in Canada, let's put up the tip line for under for Mud Club Undercover. If you're in Canada and you have more information on this or you'd be willing to maybe go through the system and see if you're approved. Yeah, Canadian Veterans, please speak up lwctipsonmail.com we will protect our sources with our lives. And please, look, if you are, and I know we have a lot of people watching in Canada, don't be led astray by this. And I'm not going to do some silly. It gets better. You know what? Let me tell you the truth. Statistically, it very likely gets better than where you are right now. If you're considering suicide, that's the most likely scenario. But it may not, it may not, the circumstances may not, and maybe not for a while. Guess what? You still have a purpose. And you need to decide to do the right thing, even if it doesn't get better. Because that's what good men have done since the beginning of time. Okay. I'm not gonna lie. It always gets better. No, it can get worse. Say, oh, the fear of the unknown is what's. The fear of the unknown is the worst thing until the known is worse. I thought, how bad can it be? And I broke my femur. I was like, oh, that's really bad. So, just letting you know, I don't want to give you false hope, but I think purpose is what matters. And that's why young men are becoming. Becoming more involved in the church and the faith. I'm sorry, Right wing extremists and domestic terrorism threat. We are the threat. Telling people that you have a purpose, that you are fearfully and wonderfully created. We are the threat. Saying that all life is sacred. We are the threat. Saying, hey, people, as long as they are not committing a crime, they are free to speak. We are the threat and not the government making cold calls to pitch people on ending their life.

[Josh Firestein]

You're right about purpose. It could be simple too. Just a simple everyday thing. Albert Einstein once said, the only life worth living. Sorry. Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Josh Firestein]

If you go out there and live for others every day, you forget about, you know, Obviously not going to forget you have depression. That's a chemical imbalance. You have an illness and stuff. Yeah, I get it. But for a few seconds, you forget about it. If you're helping somebody else out. Gives you purpose, even if you don't have a big purpose, you know about.

[Steven Crowder]

He also said, calm down, guys. I'm not that Jewish. So anyway, Canada, let's go. By the way, 11am is when you can watch us. We stream live every day. I'm very grateful for it. Now let's go to Europe. So Tuesday, the Under Secretary of State, Sarah Rogers, she kind of teased this. She talked about how the US Was working towards promoting American values in Europe. I just want to remind you, because now we've had a new launch, we are diverging.

[US Undersecretary (Sarah Rogers)]

I think some of these countries are becoming a little more censorious as the Internet challenges what we're all willing to allow. And of course, the Internet is transnational. So these have become diplomatic conversations, too, which is how they enter my purview. What I have done is I've offered support, a bit of financial support and just rhetorical support to causes that we're spending less money than our predecessors did, but we are spending it on things that advance American interests and values. And it should come as no surprise that free expression is one of those.

[Steven Crowder]

And, you know, at that point, it seemed a little cryptic, but that's. I also understand there are things that are classified that I can't know at that point in time. So now Reuters just reported that the U.S. state Department is launching an online portal to allow foreign publics to view banned content. So think about that for a second. If you're in a place like Russia or Brazil, you might be able to use. And they can't be watching right now, but, you know, you can tell them you might be able to watch Rumble now. You might actually be able to access content that, my God, is critical of your government. And, you know, maybe your government's offing your own citizens in record numbers. Who knows? But you know, us, the fascist regime that we are, we're making the free Internet more accessible to more people. And by the way, if you're here in the United States, best way is to download the Rumble app. Follow me there. You get notifications when we're live. You really do live. People talk about privilege, being able to access content regardless of perspective. That's something uniquely American. Many countries, by the way, right now, they're actually considering a ban on X. New study came out. It was in Forbes this morning that X Veers people more conservative. What they mean is when content isn't banned, people tend to become more conservative because they're actually able to hear all perspectives. Think about this is not just hearsay. Facebook, anything critical of vaccines, banned. Anything critical of lockdowns, banned. Anything critical of the Department of Misinformation, banned. Anything critical of Big Tech, censorship, banned. Hunter Biden laptop story, banned. This was the case on X as well. It affected elections. So now when people can actually read these things, you know, when people can actually, for example, go on X and hear interviews with actual doctors about results from medical interventions, they become more conservative. You know what the left is really concerned about. These countries include, by the way, uk, Canada, Australia, most of the European Union. What they really mean to say is, you know, Covid created more conservatives than anything else in our lifetime. It woke people up. X being free, Rumble growing. This would effectively be a permanent Covid like ecosystem where people would be able to encounter and engage with content that they never knew existed. They'd be able to hear alternative narratives that they never knew existed, especially if it's based in fact. You were right. We've all been vindicated on Covid, to be clear. We've all been vindicated on election integrity, just to be clear. And I'm not even saying vindicated, that everything is definitive and one side is all right and one side is all wrong. But the criticisms, the speaking out against the unilateral execution of what we saw during COVID or the unilateral perspective of the elections, we've been vindicated. Even those on the right were saying, you know, you shouldn't be broadcasting during the lockdowns. Even those on the right saying, you know what? You're making it hard for the rest of us. If you talk on YouTube about the elections in 2020, guess what? We were right. Because the more people hear it and the more people look into it, the more conservative they become. I'll give you sort of a microcosm of that. This very show. The only show that gives you a bibliography, every single show. So a lot of you come in, you're on the fence, you go and check out the references, and you become more conservative. We can see it. We have the data. Think about that. Also, Rumble is banned in several countries, including Brazil, Russia. I think there might be one that I'm forgetting about in some countries, like Belgium, by the way, they've even considered now banning the Olympics. Holy crap, that's a long face. Go to cnn. I have never seen. That's the Slender Man. I saw him in my night terror noodles. We've talked about night terrors. It's him.

[Josh Firestein]

That's one of Thanos's henchmen.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. My God, it's the Mothman. Mothman faggotries. All right. His head.

[Josh Firestein]

His head is the Sears Tower.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't know. It's Stonehenge.

[Josh Firestein]

You can't have a face like that and then a nose to go with it.

[Steven Crowder]

He looks like if Stonehenge was underwater.

[Josh Firestein]

All right, all right.

[Gerald]

Nose has to go with it. It goes down his face, Josh.

[Steven Crowder]

It's part of the. Part of the point.

[Josh Firestein]

It slopes, though. It goes to the side there.

[Steven Crowder]

His nose looks like someone seated on a subway who really is uncomfortable because of the. The person sitting to their right. So it's trying to get away from his right eye. All right, all right, sorry. Back to. So. So this right here's the.

[Josh Firestein]

I just want to straighten it. Sorry. I just want to grab it and just.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, he said he needs to go to his corner. You got to fix my nose. I don't want to fix your nose. The nose is perfect. Let's look at this. So the United States. All right, we're going to make. We're not going to force anything on you. So in Canada, sometimes they thrust death upon you, right, with their euthanasia programs, their maid program. The United States goes, hey, you guys. Across the world, you don't have access to what we have access to here in the United States because your government said that you wouldn't be able to. So we're going to give you a tool so that you can access the things that you want. We are doing that for the world. So let's just think of this, okay? Good guy, my right, your left, bad guy. Where will we put that? And I think this is important because at a certain. At a certain juncture, you need to say, okay, we're at a period in time where I know not everything is black and white, but there probably. There's such a divide. You can't say we are so divided and not acknowledge that there would have to be a good guy, bad guy, a good side, bad side, or a more good side and a more bad side. United States portal, you're now free to access the Internet that's been prevented from being accessed by your government. All right? Would we file under bad guy? In comparison, Macron declaring that free speech is bullshit.

[Emmanuel Macron]

We are in favor of free algorithm, totally transparent. Because, I mean, free speech is a pure bull if nobody knows how you are guided through this. So Called free speech. Especially when it's to be guided from one hated speech to another weighted speech. I just want to. I want to have a transparent road through these different speeches. And I want, by the way, to have a sort of public order. I want to avoid racist speech, hated speech, and so on. And the third one is a respect of language diversity, whatever.

[Steven Crowder]

So here's the thing. It is a binary choice. This isn't a gray. This is a good guy, bad guy. All right, so United States, we're going to make sure that you can access the Internet and access information freely. We're going to do our best. The diametric opposition Macron. We don't believe in free speech. You shouldn't be allowed to access it. One's, one's good, one's bad. You do have to decide where you line up. The left has decided they line up that way. But here's the conservative right. Here's Macron. No free speech. Free speech, no free speech. Government shouldn't tell you what you can and can't watch. Government should be the only dictators to what you can and can't watch. And now you have more of Europe. The German Chancellor directly comparing again, free speech. Open Internet, maga. That's one of our positions. Platforms comparing that perspective directly to China invading Taiwan. Make America great again. Taiwan Einkrist often eclaired, does he not? False military. Okay, so. And they also. These guys went on to say that we're fascist also. So free Internet. All right, no free speech. Then you look at the rest of Europe again, Germany, they're not pro free speech advocates. United States is like China. This is why China now is circling Taiwan. Well, okay, hold on a second. Let's assume that that leap somehow makes sense. So you would seem to be anti China and you would want Taiwan to exist. What are you going to do about it? Germany come to come to us with your cup out, right? Good guy, bad guy. Also, if China's so bad, then why would Germany be seeking a strategic partnership and opening up relations with China more?

[Gerald]

Check the references during the same speech.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, so he said that. Maga, conservative free speech, no free speech. Okay, who's a good guy or bad guy? United States or China? They say that you're a totalitarian under a dictatorship. This kind of regime more so than China. Cuz Germany's made their choice. It is a binary choice and they've made one. Where do you make yours? Germany and China partnership while saying the United States is effectively worse than China. There also, by the way, have been reports that Germany and China are now collaborating on new war technology, including China's new state of the art Panzer. I had to say that.

[Gerald]

Terrible. You could totally spot that.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. It's not good camouflage. Also, it won't fornicate.

[Gerald]

No, it's very lazy. Moves very slowly.

[Josh Firestein]

There's only one it wants. Bamboo up its mouth.

[Steven Crowder]

Whoa. Up. It's way to kill the momentum, Joe.

[Josh Firestein]

They eat bamboo upside down.

[Steven Crowder]

The point that I was.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, what the heck. The point that I was trying to make.

[Gerald]

I'm a bad guy here. Yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

I don't want to hear any chastising or anything from Germany. They've been a whole country for what, 36 years? Shut up.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, effectively.

[Josh Firestein]

Okay. Where are you standing? East or West Berlin? Shut the hell up.

[Steven Crowder]

We can't believe the United States, who, by the way, funded all of the defense of Europe. If you look at NATO, we can't believe that they don't want to fund it anymore. They expect us to honor our agreements. And we can't believe that the fascists in the United States want the people of the European Union to be able to access information that the government deems unacceptable. There's a new path forward. You have to pick your side. I have.

[Gerald]

Yes, we have.

[Steven Crowder]

I have. Good guy, bad guy, by the way. Yeah, you could say it's reductive. I know there's a gray area. If you watch debates, if you watch change of mind, we'll deal with that. But you do have a choice to make, and it's becoming more stark. And I'll say good guy, bad guy. You know what? Bad guy. The supplement industry. We've talked about this. A lot of conservative influencers out there that will say, hey, buy this, buy that. And they know that it doesn't work. That's why the only other company that I've created, Foundation. It's a daily multivitamin supplement. You can go to foundationdaily.com and get 40% off for life. It would cost you about $150 a month to put this together. It's transparent. There are certificates of analysis. There are no proprietary blends. All the clinical data is there on the website, just like the show. Completely transparent and more affordable. We wanted to do this and put this together for you because it's something that you can actually use. And if you have a perfect diet, you have no aches and pains, cholesterol is great. You don't need it if you want to fill in the gaps. If you have some joint pain, what's in there? The clinical dose of curcumin, turmeric and garlic is really good for your lipids, cholesterol, blood pressure. Great. Hey, support if you want, if not, that's fine. I'm not gonna sell you some balm with, I don't know, some new colloidal silver or whatever it is. It's just, you know, I feel like I've beaten the clock because I've been around for a really long time doing this. So I just. We're just gonna let our flag fly at this point. I don't think Canada should be a country. I'm not gonna sell your stupid, crappy supplements. And I think that Europe is a silly place. And frankly, I think they are more enemy than friends. That's where I line up. Let me give you more proof here. Well, first let me do that by asking a question. All right? In your mind. Mind's eye. Close your eyes. I want you to think. Which demographic commits the most crime per capita? Okay. There's an objective answer.

[Gerald]

Yep.

[Steven Crowder]

Do you have it in your head? All right, that's racist. Thank you. There you go. That's racist. So the media, but in the public eye, they've decided now to edit, censor media to reflect the exact opposite of that. Now, I know that you might say, well, hold on a second. If it's inaccurate and if it's actually directing us to perceive a threat where maybe it doesn't exist statistically while ignoring a real threat, none of that matters because progress. So here is a PSA that was polled. It was the Transport for London, I guess department. They were forced to pull this would you know how to act for a friend campaign. And the reason that they polled it, even though you'll watch this and see that it includes a white person and a black person, is, you guessed it, it reflected poorly on black people. So we can't have that. Even though it was a 5050 split. Why did you not want to talk to me, Amana? Cheating. I said you look good and you don't want want to go out with me. Hello?

[Emmanuel Macron]

Can you hear me?

[Amazon Music Ads Narrator]

Seeing someone else uncomfortable makes you uncomfortable?

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, I'm just gonna rapid fire this for you. The real statistics, by the way. Non whites are about 16% of the population in UK. 60% of the top 100 sex offender suspects, 38% of arrests on trains, 29% of the prison population. The black arrest rate is two times that of the white rate, not to mention migrants in the uk. If you are a woman and you are out alone and you want to be, you don't want to get Zarutska. Guess what? The numbers come back over and over and over again. It doesn't mean all. It doesn't even mean most migrants are black people. But it means if you are going to be the victim of a sex crime particular particularly on public transport in the uk, the most likely perpetrator is not a white Englishman. The man in the gray suit is staring at you. Would you report it? These are all the other ads though, with the realistic looking criminals not pulled.

[Amazon Music Ads Narrator]

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[Steven Crowder]

Don't touch me. I don't want to touch. Nice.

[Josh Firestein]

What?

[Steven Crowder]

I was just looking at her. I was just looking at her ass.

[Josh Firestein]

Are all the women being harassed gonna be minorities?

[Steven Crowder]

Would you report it? Yes.

[Josh Firestein]

There's. Yep.

[Steven Crowder]

Say it.

[Josh Firestein]

I guess it's on.

[Steven Crowder]

She might like it. Just ask her if she needed a daddy Crisp. Come on, have a crisp. There you go. Oh, that's a white girl. Have a crisp.

[Josh Firestein]

I think this is a meme.

[Steven Crowder]

A little bit rude, to be honest. God, jeez. Am I really that bad? Just saying. I know where she lives. God,

[Josh Firestein]

Look at me now. Probably wouldn't know a good thing if it slaps her in the face. Someone I'd gladly do if I see her again.

[Steven Crowder]

Mate.

[Josh Firestein]

What did I do now?

[Steven Crowder]

Stop. Just stop, man. You can't be saying that, bro. That's serious stuff. Oi, look at the body on that.

[Gerald]

You give us a smile, mate.

[Steven Crowder]

It's free to ignore people, you know. Mate, that's not okay.

[Josh Firestein]

What are you doing?

[Emmanuel Macron]

That's enough.

[Josh Firestein]

Male violence against women and girls can start with words. Thank God he was there to put the white guy in his place.

[Steven Crowder]

All of them.

[Gerald]

It's not just that the white guy was the bad guy, it was that the savior. Every single one of those times was a black guy going all the way.

[Steven Crowder]

And usually the victim was a black woman. Yeah. Here's the thing. Everything that the left tries to tell you is untrue. Everything. Everything they try to push as a social engineering experiment is untrue. Hey, you're just as likely to be the victim of a violent crime as a white person. From a white person. No, you're not. Hey. As a matter of fact, it's very often black women who are sexually harassed by. What? No, no, that's not true. And I can even go one step further. Not only the crime statistics which I gave you, when they have done interracial sort of dating dynamics where they have people of all different races rate or on a scale, an attractiveness scale, members of other races comes back time and time and time and time again, women rating men, it's usually black men, White men up there, unfortunately, Asian men, least attractive, Hispanics, somewhere between them. When men rate women, Asian women, most attractive white women, Latino women, least attractive black women. I know you'll say that study's racist, but you could take it up with the thousands of participants. So it's far less likely to occur based on immutable characteristics and attraction. And then statistically, it's less likely to occur because of the demographic numbers that we have. And then they try and convince you that not only does nature not exist, but your very nature is wrong and evil. Now I'm not saying that one white guy is like, hey, okay. But the part that he says, like what? I was just looking at her. We've seen other ads where they go, man, you can't look at her. You can't go up and hit on her. That's designed to make you as a man feel guilty for liking to look at women. Think about that. We were concerned about Christian conservatives pearl clutching right, trying to ban porn at one point in time, south park. And now the left wants men to feel bad for liking looking at women. Nothing they tell you is true. As a matter of fact, it's a lie to separate and pull you away from the truth. Why do you think? Unless you believe it's true that men don't like or men shouldn't like looking at women, or unless you believe it's true that the most likely sexual assault scenario is a white man and a black woman, these are most likely scenarios. Do you believe that? If not, why is the left lying to you about reality all the time? Why are they trying to alter it even when white people don't commit the crime? When you look at the uk, Europe wants you to know that white people are actually still responsible. Never ask.

[US Undersecretary (Sarah Rogers)]

What we did after the terror attacks was we came together and we stuck up for each other.

[Steven Crowder]

But you've never asked, why are those things happening?

[US Undersecretary (Sarah Rogers)]

Of course we have.

[Steven Crowder]

Why are they happening?

[US Undersecretary (Sarah Rogers)]

Of course we have. Because people like you are dividing.

[Steven Crowder]

So I'm responsible because we have very real issues with this integration. And I've even had lots of minority Brits in this seat say exactly the same.

[US Undersecretary (Sarah Rogers)]

Jackie Piercey for the Liberal.

[Steven Crowder]

I wonder if we could. Here's the thing. You may not like him and you certainly may not like her. They have a difference of opinion. Is there a tiebreaker here? Oh, well, yeah. The recent increase in violent crimes and rapes correlates directly with the influx of migrants along with the statistics as to who is committing them. Keep in mind that's using Europe's own sources, particularly the uk, where they actually hid grooming gangs. So we're being very generous here. I'm quite certain the number is higher, but none of that matters. None of it matters. I mean, hey, let me ask you this. You think Zarutska might have been safer if she had been properly educated on identifying more likely potential threats? I know it's racist. Is it a worse world where a single white woman a doesn't get on the train because she understands that it may not be that safe despite the left telling you that public transit is a more viable form of transportation than having your own car? Is that a worse world? Or is it also a worse world where if she looked and saw decarlos, Brown Jr. Said, you know what? That probably seems like a chance I don't want to take. I don't want to make that calculated risk. Is that worse? Because it would be racist. If we live in a world where she's alive. Now take that and multiply it by thousands. What kind of a world do you think we would have if the most likely victims, white and Asian women, set as a course of action if it's late at night and it's a migrant who doesn't speak English or someone who looks like they're from the latest mixtape that dropped. I'm gonna wait for the next car. Okay, maybe you're uncomfortable with it now. Do it using your daughter or your wife. That a worse world? I get it. The ad reflects poorly on a black guy, even though a white guy is there, who, by the way, is distinctly shittier looking, it reflects poorly on black people. So it has to go. And in trying to whitewash and re engineer stereotypes on both sides of the ledger, they've done this across the board. They also recast Wall Street.

[Gerald]

Green, for lack of a better word, is dope.

[Steven Crowder]

Green is dope, motherf. It's less. It's less sinister. It is.

[Josh Firestein]

It's Wall Street.

[Gerald]

The Brooks Brothers.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, we was Wall street kinds of boys in the street now. They even replaced. There's nothing whiter than Tim Burton. They even replaced Johnny Depp. Reflected again, poorly on white people. From the newly named Edward Sig. Sourhands. He's got something in his hands. Looks like Sigs. Drop your weapon. I repeat,

[Josh Firestein]

I'm going to ask you one more time. This is your last warning.

[Steven Crowder]

I didn't do nothing. In that case. In that if there's six, he may not have.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, those might be 320s.

[Gerald]

True. Yeah, they just go off.

[Steven Crowder]

And you know, I've said this on this show multiple times. Like, if you think that we have racism here in the United States, just go anywhere in Asia. Right. You have no idea. Or Europe. Yeah. For that matter. But certainly the Asians.

[Gerald]

Yeah, they take the cake.

[Steven Crowder]

The level of prejudice. But here's the thing. I said that kind of because it's sort of funny because they all look alike to us. You know, a Japanese and a Chinese man or a Chinaman or a Korean.

[Josh Firestein]

They don't all look the same. There's like five different.

[Steven Crowder]

There's like five models.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Video game, kind of like stencils.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

It's like a. It's like a semi custom home. The Asians. So they look far more similar to U.S. japanese and Chinese people than, for example, an American white person and American black person. But I will say, now, understanding their level of racism, like, I kinda. I kinda get it. Especially when you look at their commercials. Like, they're not afraid of offending black people. This is just a fun Watch Thailand.

[Josh Firestein]

Oh, my God. What is he supposed to be mimicking

[Gerald]

somebody climbing a pole? Josh, my gosh. What's the matter with you?

[Josh Firestein]

That's so sweet.

[Gerald]

Oh, that's sad. Poor guy trying to do the right thing. Sleep it off, big guy.

[Josh Firestein]

Wait, what?

[Steven Crowder]

He's sleeping on a tooth. Oh, my God, the Prestige. So that wasn't even a psa. No. And by the way, I love how the marketing consultants there started off with like, of course, of course bracket toothpaste is bad. People don't like a braque. So we have to address. Let's show a black man climbing a pole and say he not that bad. The whole thing operates off of the premise that clearly everyone in Thailand thinks that black people are monkey. Like, right? Well, here's some toothpaste.

[Gerald]

And I know it's black, but hear me out.

[Steven Crowder]

It's good. It's a good toothpaste. You know what? I used to think that guys who went to Thailand all the time were weird and probably doing weird stuff. But, you know, I may become one.

[Josh Firestein]

Just for toothpaste.

[Steven Crowder]

Just for toothpaste.

[Josh Firestein]

Get you the crisp charcoal if you want.

[Gerald]

Yeah, exactly. Crest charcoal.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm gonna have that ad playing on a frame television at my house on a loop.

[Gerald]

You should.

[Steven Crowder]

It's like art killing making ads in Thailand. Yes. Oh, my God, perfect.

[Gerald]

They're like, we like you.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Gerald]

I can't do anything.

[Steven Crowder]

Here's some soap. Don't you hate the Chinese what?

[Josh Firestein]

All right. I just like the idea of a Thai Jon Hamm character.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

A cigarette. Oh, you know what we need? Black people toothpaste.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, that's right. But we tell people toothpaste. Not bad. Just because black. Just like not all black people. Many black people, but not all.

[Josh Firestein]

Your marketing all wrong. Nobody want brown toothpaste just like nobody wants brown people.

[Steven Crowder]

But what if stay with me, we say brown people also like a brown too faced. Maybe not that bad. Million dollar idea. And we share the world of coke. All right.

[Josh Firestein]

Put pays in disguise.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't know why he's always smoking by racist. All right.

[Gerald]

It takes a lot of black to make these things white.

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[Steven Crowder]

All right, speaking of the Chinese, we haven't done one of these in a while because they always get throttled on YouTube. So if you are watching this clip on YouTube, if you happen to stumble across at 11am weekdays, 11am Eastern, we stream live and we stream live on Rumble. We haven't done a what a piece of in a long time. But let me ask you, when you think of like woke leftist celebrities, who comes to mind? Probably Ziglar, Eilish, Leguizamo, Ruffalo, people like that. Now we have a new contender. So for those of you who aren't familiar, you may remember this guy Simu Liu from Shang Chi and from telling and this was sort of what made him go viral and he decided to lean into it that white people can't or shouldn't make boba tea, which frankly I think sucks to begin with. But watch.

[Simu Liu]

I am studying your can and I am looking for anything that tells me where Boba came from. And where Boba came from is Taiwan. You know, I started this venture company for a lot of reasons, but really primarily to uplift minority entrepreneurs. And not only do I feel like this is not happening here, but that I would be uplifting a business that is profiting off of something that feels so dear to my cultural heritage. I want to be a part of bringing Boba to the masses, but not like this. So for that reason, I'm out.

[Steven Crowder]

Like, this.

[Simu Liu]

Makes me sad how successful this business is. It makes me sad that, you know, they're drinking boba with the raccoon with a sun.

[Amazon Music Ads Narrator]

It doesn't mean that they don't have

[Steven Crowder]

the opportunity to change and do that.

[Simu Liu]

That's true. But there has to be a willingness, and I have to be able to invest in these founders knowing that they didn't say no.

[Steven Crowder]

The collaboration that they've had to this point is with their supplier in Taiwan. And if no, nobody else has told them that before.

[Amazon Music Ads Narrator]

You can't put that all on them.

[Steven Crowder]

By the way, this is why he's also a terrible human being. But this is most of the left see, they'll say you're racist if you say, you know, it makes me sad or it makes me upset that X person committed this crime or that X person has taken advantage of another. That's typically what conservatives, we say, this is impermissible. We need to bridle human sinful nature. The left says, it makes me sad that this person is successful. It makes me sad that this business is successful. It makes me sad. It makes me upset that this person started a business and has too much money and they wage class warfare. But it's more wrong for you to say you're upset that people commit crimes. Right? They're upset over success. You're upset over criminality. Also, he's from China, not Taiwan. He did try and clarify his remarks quite poorly shortly thereafter.

[Simu Liu]

First and foremost, I want to say I think we hit on a really important discussion. You did cultural appropriation. What it is.

[Josh Firestein]

How Seriously, you wouldn't be mad if they were black.

[Simu Liu]

How is something exploitative rather than kind of paying homage and. And paying respect?

[Steven Crowder]

You're using electricity to power your smartphone while wearing jeans.

[Simu Liu]

Tell me about cultural appropriation of death threats and harassment and otherwise just kind of bullying and dogpiling. And I just want to say that, full stop, it's never okay to make threats. It's never okay to bully and harass online. And what I mean by that, I don't mean, you know, I don't mean that, you know, the business owners don't deserve valid Criticism. And I don't believe that you should not be vocal about your disagreement. But, you know, I think we can all agree. Common sense. There's a line.

[Steven Crowder]

There's nothing about your statements that involve common sense. And that's why it's time for the latest installment of what a piece of. Yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

Another thing too is he's mad that they didn't. They didn't put that boba comes from Taiwan on the can after he already said that he wouldn't invest in a non minority anyway. He failed to mention no boba company's putting that tapioca comes from Brazil. The boba. The balls are tapioca doesn't come from Taiwan. Comes from Brazil.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Also, you know what key element you're mad about? Appropriation. How about you go after all the Hispanic chefs who make Chinese food in America.

[Josh Firestein]

Oof. And Canada.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Gerald]

You're doing this. Like, you have to respect where these things come from. What about IP in China?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Gerald]

You guys like the technology?

[Steven Crowder]

Do.

[Gerald]

Do all of your iPhones say, thank God America invented this?

[Josh Firestein]

Am I not allowed to use fireworks anymore?

[Gerald]

Maybe not. Because it doesn't say proud heritage of China.

[Steven Crowder]

Sorry, no more electricity for them. So screw these guys. I'll get into this with you. His. This guy. You know, Shang Chi is the most famous film. It was the first Marvel film, funny enough, to be denied screening in China because he accidentally refused. Referred to China as the third world. And I say accidentally because he didn't mean to. But it is.

[Gerald]

Yeah, but it is. And I think it was just that it was bad and they needed cover.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, that's pretty much it.

[Gerald]

How about we just, like, be racist against one of our own instead of saying the movie sucks?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. But even then, he's really trying to get back in their good graces because he is basically a communist. Not even in disguise. He's just another white hating Asian. We're talking white hating Asians. You don't even live in Asians.

[Gerald]

Ah.

[Steven Crowder]

What's up for appropriation? So let me give you a few examples as to why he's a huge, you know, identity politics person. And funny enough, a huge fan of Eileen Gu. Remember the person who. The traitor.

[Gerald]

Born here, grew up in the United States, trained here, took advantage of money,

[Steven Crowder]

the kind of money that is never afforded to Chinese citizens. But, you know, someone is semi American, they want to kind of steal. A draft pick competed against Americans, Right? Exactly. Well, or champion. She is the people's champion. According to this guy. He actually wrote this on X. He wrote, I Am so freaking proud of Eileen Gu. Inspirational, resilient, intelligent and well spoken in two languages. Asian representation at the Winter Olympics is just sublime. It's so phenomenal to see so many Asians who grew up all over the world shining on the world's biggest stage. You're undeniable. Bravo. Well, I tell you what, could be denied her citizenship. What a piece of shit.

[Gerald]

How gay to say you're undeniable.

[Steven Crowder]

Also, just think about this. Asians. So many Asians who grew up all over the world. Also Asians born not in Asia. Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

Wouldn't you be American?

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Josh Firestein]

Didn't you champion that bad bunny, we're all America thing? Yeah, and then. But you're not American.

[Steven Crowder]

You're not American. There are.

[Josh Firestein]

You're Asian from all over the world.

[Steven Crowder]

It's also funny. They always do this. They go like, don't say, we're supposed to say Asian because you can't say Oriental anymore. Which really would be more accurate.

[Gerald]

Bring that back.

[Steven Crowder]

It's like. But you say Asian. I bet you the Japanese would like to have your ear for a minute. They don't want to be lumped in with you. This idea that they're all Asian. The infighting, the factions amongst the Asians, historically, like, you don't know the level of discrimination and cruelty. So.

[Josh Firestein]

No, no, no, no. He got it right. One day the world will be all China.

[Steven Crowder]

Right? No, no, no, no. He got on one day. Who would be Japan?

[Josh Firestein]

No, China.

[Steven Crowder]

Japan, superior race. Okay, I know. Let's settle by seeing who has a more D. Oh, that's right. You kill all them. The rest of world want to be China. Ladies in America, I hope you don't like your feet unless it's super tiny. They hate each other generally. I'd side with the Japanese on that one. So Gordon Chang brought up goo's allegiance to China, which we've covered. And Leo just lost his mind. He wrote, shut your trash mouth and pander your dumb shit somewhere else. Well, except his is accurate. Yes, you piece of shit.

[Josh Firestein]

I'm a child.

[Gerald]

A little bit.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Gerald]

It's okay.

[Steven Crowder]

The reason it bothers Americans so much, again, going back to the goo thing, is because these people, they stand on the shoulders. And so do you. So do you see me of what the United States built to try and say someone else could build it better, but they never did.

[Josh Firestein]

And then these same people will lecture us.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Josh Firestein]

On what America is and what. How. How we should be patriotic. No, you don't get to do that. You don't get to lecture me on anything American. If you compete against Americans fighting for or not fighting, but competing for one of our biggest rivals.

[Steven Crowder]

Right, exactly right.

[Gerald]

Go to college over there. Don't go to Stanford. Don't live in the United States.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, here he also is defending and championing Mamdani. So in October25, conservative Vince Dow tweeted out about Mamdani, said, as an Asian, I feel I have authority on rice. Eating rice with your hands is gross, strange, and barbaric. Nobody in my family has ever done this. He acts like utensils were never invented. Well, of course. Enter Shang Chi Simu. Whatever his name, he got pissed off. He wrote, you don't have authority on jack shit. You're just putting your own culture down to try to make yourself. Yourself more palatable to white conservatives. You dumb bitch. Acting like people don't get their hands dirty eating pizza or ribs or tacos. Shut the F up. Yeah, but you don't, though. You don't really get all that dirty. Like, I understand that it can happen if you get pizza that's too greasy or tacos, but the whole thing, like, that's why it's surrounded by relatively dry bread or crust ribs. You may have a point, but that's because there's a bone on it. Also, people in China aren't eating them with their hands. You guys have chopsticks? Not as advanced as the fork, but it's better than eating with hands. You feel the need to defend anyone who is just category not America while you benefit from the United States, you piece of. Here's another one. And this one comes from Lane the brain. That this guy's basically. He's basically a Chinese imperialist who wants to steal from Koreans. So remember his own words. He wrote, I wouldn't want to be uplifting a business that is profiting off of something that feels so dear to my cultural heritage. I think he was talking about boba tea. Boba tea. But he's Chinese, right?

[Gerald]

Yeah, Chinese.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay. He's not Taiwanese.

[Gerald]

Not Taiwanese.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't know. Whatever.

[Josh Firestein]

Well, time will tell.

[Steven Crowder]

Separately. Okay. All right. Depends on who he's talking to all day. But here's the thing. All China Lou got his big break when he landed a role on Kim's Convenience. And he was playing, wait for it, a Korean.

[Simu Liu]

Very casually, he says, oh, hey, by the way, I'm doing this show called Kim's Convenience. We're turning it into a TV show, and I'm gonna be looking for people soon. I just kind of left it at that Then I hear nothing from him for, I think, almost six months. And then in February the next year, you know, I got a call to come in and audition. I mean, I knew that my life would change, but in a thousand years, I never would have predicted that it would become this kind of phenomenon. It's the single most amazing, incredible thing that's ever happened to me.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, why does he get a. Steal a role from a Korean?

[Gerald]

Oh, come on.

[Steven Crowder]

Bobby Lee shouldn't have a shot.

[Josh Firestein]

He should get the shot.

[Steven Crowder]

Think about that. Yeah, but that would be great, by the way. Yeah. I wouldn't want to do this because, you know, I wouldn't want to see someone, I wouldn't want to support a business that's near and dear to my heart, even though I'm Chinese and it's Taiwanese. So I'm trying to appropriate that there and act as a really, basically anything Asian. Sort of fusion is me. It's my thing. Also, I'm gonna take the roles from Koreans because I know that most people can't tell the difference. We all look quite similar. And then lament that there were too many white writers. He did. He actually complained about that. He took a role from a Korean.

[Josh Firestein]

Oh, my God.

[Steven Crowder]

And then wrote. It was always my understanding that the lead actors were the stewards of character. Korean actors for a Korean role would be better. Like I. So you. I don't know if the history, like Korea, it's not all friendly, just to be clear, so. Oh, okay. The actors were the stewards of character, first off. That's wrong, you self important prick. This is the writers.

[Josh Firestein]

The guy that can't write is saying this.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, the guy that can't write. Okay. And would grow to have more creative insight as the show went on. Yeah, but sometimes you don't. Sometimes you don't because you didn't create the show. The show that was created for Koreans, you racist Chinaman. This was not the case on our show, which was doubly confusing because our producers were overwhelmingly white and we were a cast of Asian Canadians who had a plethora of lived experiences to draw from and offer to writers. So they. So the white writers who existed, by the way.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, they exist.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Josh Firestein]

Which is the reason your show was able to be a show.

[Steven Crowder]

Right. So the white writers should draw from your lived experience as a Chinese Canadian on how to write Koreans, you piece of shit. Dude.

[Josh Firestein]

He said producers too. That. In that last one. He said producers.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Josh Firestein]

People don't know what producers do.

[Steven Crowder]

They produce things.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, it's like there's not like you. They're the ones that made the show. Yeah, how about just they came up with the show. It's their fault that you have a show.

[Gerald]

Yes.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Gerald]

How about you just, you know, say thank you and maybe just take responsibility for having bad ideas.

[Steven Crowder]

Right?

[Gerald]

It's not.

[Steven Crowder]

He doesn't have any ideas. He doesn't have any ideas. You know what his idea was for the Boba Tea Company? He's like, ah, you should put Taiwan on there. Oh, thank you. Hey, you know what I think you should do is you should listen to more Asians. You mean Koreans? Just Asians. Good enough. This guy is just a race grifter. He's a hateful, bigoted little person. And before you guys go, still, the market is dictated by the United States. All right? He's doing American films. And Canada only exists because of the United States military. Military. This man is a. He's just a tiny. He's a very slight. Just sort of ball of. Hey, he's a Chinese Canadian. Al Sharpton, I guess he actually even wrote more proof about anti Asian racism without acknowledging truth. By the way, here's the thing. I get it. There is anti Asian racism. Yeah, but not in the way he describes. He wrote this in Variety. He wrote, most disappointing of all I've watched is you. The bystanders and witnesses have stood idly by and simply not cared enough to speak up. Most of you don't even believe that racism exists against Asian people. But he only talks about, like, white people being racist. And an example that he pulls is from 1982. Keep in mind that blacks commit 20%, 27% of all violent attacks against Asians. Actually, there's like 305% more likely to commit violence against Asians than any other neighborhood. Statistics would actually like. It's not even close. Remember, there was that stat. There was a small study because they don't want to study it. Because every time they study interracial crime, it gets really, really bad. It was like 85% of all violent crimes in the Bay Area.

[Josh Firestein]

All.

[Steven Crowder]

All were committed by blacks against Asians. Every time you study it, you discover what you already knew to be true, that black Americans tend to beat the shit out of Asians far more often than white people. Nothing about this guy is genuine, including playing a Korean. And by the way, I don't even know that he's an actor, because the jury has been in for a long time. He's a token hire. We have proven empirically Asians can't act. The price you pay for bringing up either my Chinese or American heritage as a negative is. I collect your head. Just like this here. Disgusting.

[Josh Firestein]

Oh, what time is it?

[Steven Crowder]

Is it time for our CIA rendezvous yet? Speaking of the devil himself.

[Josh Firestein]

How's it going, James?

[Steven Crowder]

The name is Pond.

[Josh Firestein]

James Pond.

[Amazon Music Ads Narrator]

I think you're afraid.

[Steven Crowder]

You said that this morning.

[Gerald]

And yet

[Josh Firestein]

here I am.

[Steven Crowder]

What is. What is your name? Change logic. You going into hiding. And your name is Michael. You want to change it to Michelle.

[Josh Firestein]

That's.

[Simu Liu]

That's not.

[Gerald]

What happened.

[Amazon Music Ads Narrator]

Is you.

[Steven Crowder]

It's like, hi, my name's Gino. I'm gonna go into hiding. My new name is Jaina. Okay, bye.

[Gerald]

But they can sing. Hey, wait, Is it your favorite show? Showgun.

[Steven Crowder]

Most of them are horrible.

[Josh Firestein]

Ah, no, I don't agree with you. I don't agree with you on this.

[Steven Crowder]

You don't have to agree with me.

[Josh Firestein]

And Jackie Chan is a national treasure in two nations.

[Steven Crowder]

You're right. He is the finest actor that we have seen. No, he.

[Gerald]

I will say this. He was better than Chris Tucker when they were side by side, but that's not saying much.

[Steven Crowder]

No, they were. You guys.

[Josh Firestein]

You guys. It's borderline blasphemy here, by the way. Also, that was a perfect coupling, and that's an amazing movie. Don't ever. I don't want to hear you trash Rush Hour again.

[Steven Crowder]

Also, don't you love that the. The. The sort of emblematic example that you have out there of a successful Asian actress, Awkwafina, whose entire career is predicated on stealing other people's material. Isn't that fun? Her song, the Vagina song, was literally a ripoff of the penis song of my dick. She ripped it off and be like, oh, what a tremendous talent. Why? Because she's Asian. She's a woman. And this is probably the best acting we're gonna get out of one of them. Back to this guy. You know what? I'm done. What a piece of shit. All right, but the thing is, we've just talked about people who are, you know, at worst, unnerving. We're gonna need to get to the real threat, and thank God CNN has a documentary about it. But before we get to that, hey, if you are not a Rumble Premium member, mug club is Rumble Premium. Rumble Premium is Mud Club. Everything that we do, including investigative journalism, the Friday show, everything we do is funded by viewers like you. We don't do a telethon with Jerry Lewis calling kids a faggot. We could. We could $99 a year to get this hand the OG hand etched. Or you can try it for $9 a month. All this goes away if we. If we don't have your support. And hey, if not, let us earn it tomorrow, 11am Eastern. Otherwise you're still going to go on to watch Tim Pool. And it's all free but Sunday.

[Josh Firestein]

Sorry, I just. I got to take this note.

[Steven Crowder]

Sketch idea.

[Josh Firestein]

Jerry Lewis calling kids. Okay, I got the note.

[Steven Crowder]

I got the note. It's a sketch. It's a. It's just a clip.

[Gerald]

It happened.

[Josh Firestein]

Oh, that happened.

[Gerald]

Yeah, really happened.

[Steven Crowder]

He called a man's son on his telethon in illiterate fag. Yeah, we'll roll the clip in mug, you know, as a matter of fact. But before that seeing it. You know what? Let's just. Let's find the fag clip. Tool man.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, let's help.

[Steven Crowder]

I need to go find it. The fag clip.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Where's the illiterate fag?