No Kings Lies Debunked: The Largest Protest Ever or Communist Psyop?

Summary

Louder with Crowder Podcast Summary

Episode Title: No Kings Lies Debunked: The Largest Protest Ever or Communist Psyop?
Host: Steven Crowder
Date: October 20, 2025

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Steven Crowder and his crew dissect the recent “No Kings” protest—questioning its scale, motives, and funding. The show debunks misleading narratives from both the left and right, explores cultural rants on modern relationships, and critiques the media’s portrayal of political events. Woven throughout is the show’s trademark blend of irreverent humor, pop-culture riffing (including an unexpected digression on the "Air Buddies" film franchise), and right-wing social commentary.

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Key Segments and Insights

1. Opening Riffs: Air Buddies, Show Overview, and Banter

[00:00 - 04:22]

• Crowder starts with playful banter about live view numbers versus bought followers, then veers into a comedic aside about watching “Treasure Buddies” (a riff on kids’ movies).
• Tone set for the show: politically incorrect, random tangents, and an emphasis on fact-checking.

Notable Quote:

"You can buy views, you can buy followers, you can’t buy live viewers."
— Steven Crowder [00:06]

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2. Satirical Commercial Sketch: Predatory Lending

[01:36 - 02:44]

• Josh Fierstein parodies an unscrupulous bank representative to lampoon real-world financial issues.
• The sketch underscores a broader show theme of distrust toward large institutions.

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3. Don Lemon and the Second Amendment

[05:25 - 08:36]

• The show mocks and parses a Don Lemon clip in which Lemon advocates for minorities to legally arm themselves against potential government overreach ("when people come knocking on your door...isn’t that what the Second Amendment is for?").
• Crowder points out Lemon's constitutional unfamiliarity, criticizing the logic of "buying a gun legally to break the law."
• Concern raised about incitement: APAC questions if Lemon is inciting violence by urging armed resistance against ICE agents.

Notable Quotes:

"I love how he says, like, buy your gun legally so that you can use it to then break the law."
— Steven Crowder [08:23]

"At what point is that not inciting violence?"
— APAC [08:07]

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4. Ruby Rose, OnlyFans, and Feminism Riff

[09:23 - 22:45]

• Segment shifts to rapper Ruby Rose’s viral complaint about being single despite wealth and beauty.
• Crowder and panel analyze her social media activity, “OnlyFans” income, and lyrics, using her as a springboard for a screed against female promiscuity and “boss babe” feminism.
• Message for young women: Sexual openness and careers don’t attract high-caliber, high-income men who want traditional relationships.
• Panel critiques the idea of online sex work as female empowerment.

Notable Quotes:

"It doesn’t matter how wealthy you are. It does matter how whorish you act."
— Steven Crowder [11:51]

"Men don’t care if you make money; they certainly don’t want to marry a harlot."
— Steven Crowder [18:42]

"How did we get to the point where OnlyFans is seen as empowering to women?"
— APAC [21:49]

Timestamped Example (on income expectations):

"Hopefully, like at least like 5 million a year."
— Ruby Rose [18:14]

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5. Crypto, Reverse Superchat, and Satire on Modern Economy

[23:04 - 24:17]

• Playful aside about “reverse superchat” and giving away Rumble Premium subs via crypto.com.
• Brief, jokey discussion of fiat currency alternatives (e.g., GameStop stock, Robux).
• Dismissal of NFTs as a fad.

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6. Government Shutdown and Media Blame Game

[24:17 - 29:34]

• Crowder outlines the ongoing government shutdown, its difference from previous ones, and how polls reveal blame shifting more to Democrats than in past shutdowns.
• CNN data analyst Harry Enten's commentary is played, showing Trump’s approval hasn't dipped.
• Crowder asserts America is now “two camps”—deep polarization, little center.
• Robert De Niro’s call for media to "tamp down" Trump's message is derided as authoritarian and out of touch.

Notable Quotes:

“Maybe it’s not about how much messaging… maybe your message is awful.”
— Steven Crowder [29:55]

“The left’s playbook is always eliminate you, whether figuratively or literally.”
— Steven Crowder [32:12]

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7. No Kings Protest: Media Spin, Fact-Checking & Astroturf Allegations

[33:34 - 51:42]

• Crowder describes the "No Kings" rallies as emotional, leftist outbursts, not genuine grassroots.
• Crew pokes fun at the contradiction of “protesting a king” in a democratic republic.
• Debunks right-wing social media claims that protest footage was fake/outdated—confirms scale and authenticity via cross-referencing reputable sources (e.g., BBC aerials).
• Condemns disinformation from both political sides; insists right loses credibility by spreading clickbait (“the truth is enough”).
• Discusses "No Kings" organizational funding, largely from left-aligned groups such as Indivisible (with Soros Open Society Foundation and others named).
• Classifies attendees as mostly “nostalgic hippies” or ideological “freaks,” lampoons protest signage, and highlights examples of violent rhetoric ("ICE agents need to get shot," etc.).
• Notes the protest’s shifting branding when held internationally (“No Kings” swapped out in monarchies).

Notable Quotes:

“It’s a leftist hissy fit... a land of kings? You don’t vote for kings.”
— Steven Crowder [34:23, 36:27]

“Both numbers [protest estimates] seem to be pulled out of Don Lemon's ass.”
— Steven Crowder [42:53]

"The left is the political wing of peer pressure."
— Steven Crowder [43:53]

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8. Comparison with Past Grassroots Movements & The ‘Purpose’ Vacuum for Young Men

[52:10 - 56:30]

• Crowder draws a line between the “No Kings” protests and the Tea Party movement—argues the Tea Party was truly grassroots, issue-driven, and effective, while “No Kings” is manufactured and unfocused.
• Raises pointed question to listeners: “What part of your life feels ruled by a king?”—contends the ‘Trump as king’ narrative is hollow for ordinary taxpaying citizens.

Notable Quote:

“Assuming you are a citizen... what part of your life feels ruled by a king? That’s a genuine question.”
— Steven Crowder [52:10]

"Where’s the purpose in the left? ... Only fights where there seems to be purpose are for trannies or women to kill more babies."
— Steven Crowder [57:07]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Satirical sponsor and banter:
  • “Do not get scammed on your next loan…” — Josh Fierstein, [02:44]
• Music & pop culture riffs:
  • Extended “Treasure Buddies” tangent and critiques of kids’ movies [03:36–04:29].
• Protest attendee lampooning:
  • “Who do you define as a Nazi? …Stephen Miller’s a Nazi. So you’re going to kill Stephen Miller?” — Steven Crowder [49:01]
• Panel’s brash joking:
  • "I'm protesting gay sex. And I'm pleased to say I still haven't had any." — Josh Fierstein [48:35]

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Key Takeaways

• Both Left & Right can propagate misinformation: Crowder expresses frustration at influencers on the right who deploy “fake news” or clickbait just to compete with left-wing narratives.
• Scale and impact of protest exaggerated: While the “No Kings” protest was sizable, Crowder insists claims of 7 million attendees are grossly inflated—just as "650,000" is likely an undercount. Ultimately, astroturf and corporate money are blamed for its scope.
• No evidence of ‘kingly’ rule: Crowder argues convincingly that U.S. citizens are not oppressed by a “king,” pushing listeners to provide counter-examples (none are offered).
• Young men find no purpose in progressive activism: The only compelling causes for men, Crowder asserts, are freedom of speech and traditional values. The left's embrace of victim narratives and identity politics drives them away.
• Crowder’s journalistic approach: Despite ideological commitments, Crowder takes care to present factual corrections—fact-checking both sides live and urging reference to primary sources (links in show description).

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Opening Banter & Air Buddies: [00:00 – 04:22]
• Don Lemon/Second Amendment Clip: [05:25 – 08:36]
• Ruby Rose & Relationship Rant: [09:23 – 22:45]
• Crypto/Reverse Superchat: [23:04 – 24:17]
• Government Shutdown & Media Coverage: [24:17 – 29:34]
• No Kings Protest Reaction/Fact Check: [33:34 – 51:42]
• Crowder’s Challenge to Listeners (‘Where is the king?’): [52:10 – 56:30]
• Closing Reflection on the Left & Young Men: [57:07 – episode end]

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Tone and Style

This episode is fast-paced, provocative, irreverent, and at times crude—a blend of political commentary, comedy, and cultural critique in Crowder’s signature style. The show aims to equip its audience to identify propaganda, inoculate against clickbait, and mock the "authoritarian left"—all while calling for honesty and engagement, even with those they lampoon.

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Final Thoughts

Even for non-listeners, this episode provides a window into the current dynamics of right-wing media: a willingness to take on misinformation within its own ranks, heavy skepticism about progressive causes, and a focus on traditional values as a source of meaning. The discussion around the “No Kings” protests reveals both the performative nature of much U.S. political activism and the deepening polarization in American society.

Transcript

[Steven Crowder]

Welcome to the LineUp. Live at 9am Eastern to 7pm Eastern where you don't need to change that dial. Each show rolls into the next rumble is owning these, these time slots live. It's the toughest number to cheat, by the way. People can buy views, you can buy followers, you can't buy live viewers. And we appreciate you tuning in. Before I discuss what's on the show today, have any of you seen Treasure Buddies? Yes, I'm of course referring to the umpteenth lovable sequel of airbud. And now of course they gone on to pirating. I'll get to it later. I just want to know who out there has seen Treasure Buddies or if me and my children are the only ones because I have some very strong opinions on it. All right, no kings. Looks like there still aren't any. So that's good. Everything worked out for the better. We're going to talk about the no kings protest yesterday. What it actually was, who was funding it. And I will tell you, there's been some fake news on both sides. We're going to fact check that references link in the description. Pretty President Trump, you know the shutdown right now people are saying, hey, is he gonna wear this? Is it gonna be the albatross around his neck? Actually, even Enton over there at CNN was pretty surprised at the approval ratings and who's being blamed for the shutdown. And Ruby Rose. Don't say. Who wants a man and can't figure out why. I'll foreshadow here. She's Lucy. She's a whore, so that doesn't help. But I'm going to give some advice that is helpful for both young men and young women out there and in the art of courtship. But most of all, it's very important. Don't be whore. I'm with the show.

[Josh Fierstein]

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[Don Lemon]

Yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, sounds great. And, hey, maybe your son and you can learn a lesson from all this.

[Harry Enten]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

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[Steven Crowder]

All right.

[Josh Fierstein]

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[Steven Crowder]

You know what that's going to be. Rumble premiere only, our discussion of the the Buddies franchise.

[APAC]

Oh, good.

[Steven Crowder]

Mission control, start pulling the most offensive segments from Buddies. I would direct you to particularly look at Treasure Buddies. Buddies in space. Oh, boy. Super Buddies. Snow Buddies.

[Josh Fierstein]

I think the audience doesn't know what this is, because I didn't.

[Steven Crowder]

It's air, bud. But it just becomes an excuse to take Golden Retriever puppies and put them on a green screen with as cheap of a film as you can produce. And Harlan Williams is in the Halloween one, and it's still funny. It brought the witch. Brought me back from the dead. Huh? Puppies, huh? You got your dogs there, huh? This is bizarre. But I have to watch them with my kids. And you very much appreciate good films for kids after watching It's True Treasure Buddies. All right, Captain Morgan, how are you?

[APAC]

Better than you.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no, it's fine.

[APAC]

Have to watch Air Buddies in Space. Go pirate.

[Steven Crowder]

No, it's Treasure Buddies. It's Treasure Buddies.

[APAC]

Oh, yeah, sorry, I forgot.

[Steven Crowder]

It's Treasure Buddies. And all the pirates are Islamic pirates. And literally use Allahu Akbar like a catchphrase. If I were Muslim, I'd be offended.

[APAC]

It's also dogs.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, I don't like dogs. No, they don't. That's why they had the monkey steal the dog's kebab. No.

[Josh Fierstein]

Were the dogs Jewish? Because that would be in line Islamophobia.

[Steven Crowder]

And you see some clearly non Arabic actors who are like. That guy's, like, part Native American. What the hell's going on here?

[APAC]

It works. Go with it.

[Steven Crowder]

So, Josh. Oh, sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't introduce everybody. Friday, November 14th, at. Oh, the Chalet Theater in Enenclaw, Washington, Mr. Josh Fierstein. Hello.

[Josh Fierstein]

I'm here.

[Steven Crowder]

You're sticking with a mustache?

[Josh Fierstein]

I'm sticking with a mustache. Well, I mean, I don't want to take it. I got a weird lip.

[Steven Crowder]

No, you don't. Yeah, I do.

[Josh Fierstein]

I got kicked in the face a long time ago. And so there's like a. It's not a Hair look. It kind of look.

[Harry Enten]

No.

[Steven Crowder]

By a man. Is it. You have like the Joaquin Phoenix lip going on. I don't.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, a little bit. A little bit over here.

[Steven Crowder]

It's.

[Josh Fierstein]

It's not pleasant. I gotta cover it up.

[Steven Crowder]

I'll tell you who gives a lot of lip. Guy in this next click. Clip. Click.

[APAC]

He does more than that.

[Steven Crowder]

What a Monday. Tell you he gives him a lot of lip. The man in this next clip. Nailed it. Yeah. First try, Don Lemon, who's a gay man. He now believes in the Second Amendment. Just see how he makes his case.

[Don Lemon]

If you believe in the Second Amendment, if you believe in the Constitution, black people.

[Steven Crowder]

Pause, pause.

[Don Lemon]

Brown.

[Steven Crowder]

Did I mishear or did he actually say second Amendment? Rewind it to the beginning. I think that's just my homophobic brain.

[Josh Fierstein]

All right, here we go.

[Don Lemon]

If you believe in the Second Amendment.

[Josh Fierstein]

No, dude, that's gotta be.

[Steven Crowder]

That's gotta be his audio feed.

[APAC]

Duck. Talking about the second Amendment.

[Steven Crowder]

Suffering suck a black. Let's go on to this.

[Don Lemon]

Even the Constitution. Black people, brown people of all stripes, whether you're an Indian American or a Mexican American or whoever you are, go out in your place where you live and get a gun legally. Get a license to carry legally.

[APAC]

Why?

[Don Lemon]

Because when you have people knocking on your door and taking you away without due process as a citizen, isn't that what the second Amendment was written for? Go back and read what the second Amendment says and perhaps it will knock some sense in the head. In the heads of these people who are saying, well, it's all great. I don't believe they're doing it without due process. They're asking people for papers. They're not really beating people up. These people are doing things that are illegal. Nobody is illegal.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm glad he kind of. He brushed up on the second Amendment. He's kind of right. It's not really for non citizens to shoot ICE agents doing their job. But I do understand that it is about. At least we've gotten away from, hey, it's just for hunting. And then I was very disappointed to see that it turns out with Don, all of this was a marketing gimmick for his new company, Dick and Wesson, which seems like, hey, come on.

[Josh Fierstein]

Hey, come on. Is that AR 15 inches. What the heck.

[Steven Crowder]

The old Don Lemon loophole. And he even now has been partnering with some second Amendment organizations. He just gave a speech at the nrgay. They can take it out of my cold dead ass.

[Josh Fierstein]

Don't tempt me with a good time.

[Steven Crowder]

That's enough. Of the bowling for cock and bine.

[Josh Fierstein]

Oh, gross.

[Steven Crowder]

Gosh, it's gonna get better. It's gonna get. Are you sure? This whole thing is gonna get. Yeah. And by the way, if you have kids, they shouldn't be watching because we do have to address the evil of the world. All references available, link in the description. So, moving on to the next.

[APAC]

Well, can I just. Before we move on politely, can I just. At what point is that? Not inciting violence. Hey, go get a gun. And if ICE agents come to your door, knock some sense into their heads.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[APAC]

Is essentially what Don Lemon just said.

[Steven Crowder]

I understand.

[APAC]

It's because it's Don Lemon, and so we don't take him seriously.

[Steven Crowder]

Still, I love how he says, like, buy your gun legally so that you can use it to then break the law. Yes.

[Don Lemon]

Okay.

[APAC]

Telling people, like, they're just, you know, thugs showing up at your door to, like, haul you out without due. That's not what's happening.

[Steven Crowder]

No, it's not. But they can't point you to any examples, like, oh, Marilyn man. And you find out, oh, he's Ms. 13. Oh, this girl who, it turns out she had a suspended driver's license. I'm sorry, you guys. At this point, like, I just don't care anymore. I just. Sure. Like, yeah, just deport. I'm not a libertarian. Like, I'm totally. Yeah, deport them. There's nothing wrong about this. I'm not upset, even remotely. Citizens don't have anything to worry about. Our rights aren't being violated. There's nothing inconsistent in telling you, of course, exercise your Second Amendment rights. And if someone comes to your door who you don't know, who doesn't have a warrant, and you're a citizen of this country and you ask them to leave and they don't, you have the right to defend yourself and your property. It's that simple. In this case, he just. They're new to the Constitution, so let's, you know, have a little bit of grace. All right.

[Josh Fierstein]

And that's not what's happening. You know, he's going to get one of these poor morons killed.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, yeah. Which case? Say, maybe someone can sue him. I don't know. But this next lady is also a person of color, so she's a rapper. You guys a big fan of the who here? Do you celebrate the entire catalog of Ruby Rose? No.

[Josh Fierstein]

No, I thought that was a singer from the 40s.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, it's easy to confuse because they make up their names and then change them all the time. Cultural differences. But this rapper, Ruby Rose, asked the whole world and the Internet, which just a quick heads up, if you're looking for actual, like, advice in your life, it's generally not a great idea to ask the whole Internet. Like, it's not a good place to go. You're bound to get some. Some flyers.

[Josh Fierstein]

Now, the Internet's for rhetorical questions.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, pretty much. But she was wanting to ask, like, yo, why. Why is I still single?

[Ruby Rose]

It ain't no motherfucking way I look like this. Like, just chilling in my car. Like I just look like this.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Ruby Rose]

Off the wake up. Like, no makeup, just a little lash and lip.

[Steven Crowder]

A lot following her face.

[Ruby Rose]

And I'm single. It don't make sense.

[Josh Fierstein]

Sounds like her problem, but it's okay. Oh, I can't stand her.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, okay, let me. And I understand that's tough. Look, if someone wants to find somebody and they can't, I get it. That's heartbreaking. It's difficult. But allow me to make the case here as to why it actually kind of does make sense. First off, it doesn't help that you speak just like ka. Just in peace. Sleep.

[Ruby Rose]

Sleep.

[Steven Crowder]

It's uncanny.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, she's gonna get in hot water for that one.

[Steven Crowder]

And yesterday she posted this on X. She said, I'm an intelligent, beautiful multi. And by the way, again, if there are kids. Cause I'm. Read the language here, just to be clear. Intelligent, beautiful, multimillionaire, and I love the fuck out of myself.

[Robert De Niro]

There you go.

[Steven Crowder]

So I'm not putting up with bullshit. Y' all stay with your not shit cheating niggers and reward them with babies. No shade, though. See, that sounds like a lot of shade.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, that sounds like the east side of a barn on an afternoon. Yes, it's all shade.

[Steven Crowder]

Like, pretty much exclusively shade.

[Josh Fierstein]

Only shades.

[Steven Crowder]

But let me give you some reasons. And this, this is good for young women out there as kind of a learning teachable moment. It doesn't matter how wealthy you are. It doesn't matter how famous you are, largely because men don't really care about that. Especially men who are looking for a wife. It does matter how whorish you act. It's almost like that actually trumps, kind of trumps the fact that you have some money. So let me give you some other reasons to why she may be single. I went to her Instagram and immediately thought, oh, okay, that might be it. Yeah. Yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

Oh, that's. I don't understand why a man wouldn't want the whole world to see his woman's everything.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, And I'm like, yo, that's not your place. That's sexist to ask body count. Yeah, I know, and I understand that you may think that's sexist. I thought the conversation was about, hey, why are you single? Not. Men are sexist for wanting what we've always wanted. Notably, you know, we want our women to be ours. Like, we don't want their genitals and likely fake buttocks to be everyone else's.

[Josh Fierstein]

Like, for sure ours. Like, yeah, it's like we want to.

[Steven Crowder]

Be able to definitively say mine. Also, it was sort of reinforced by some of the song lyrics and videos like this maybe why you're single.

[Ruby Rose]

I'm in my bag hurting now they furious I'm in the car just a fast and the Furious and I'm a fine I'm a down period why she smiling in my face? I'm curious Ain't got no house of her she hoeing and she loitering I heard she salty Better chill on all that sodium Want a bad you going to pay Five dreams it ain't nothing to say Got my own money but I want your cake on my real Just put your middle fingers up Let a know that you don't give a. I don't want to talk.

[Steven Crowder]

All right. Man's groping her, it seems like it is motivation.

[Ruby Rose]

Just like cheese, make up, hood, go to church. Just like, geez, leave a rich dead bro.

[Steven Crowder]

Like, she pretty much that video. Like, she pretty much just listed the seven deadly sins. Yeah. So it's like lust, I do that. Greed, I do them. She also, by the way, is on only fans. So when I say, I mean someone who sells their body sexually for money. Just to clarify, she claimed that she made about $400,000 during a slow month. And look, so that would all indicate that she's quite loose. And young women, that's not advisable if you want to find a man, particularly if you want to find a good man. Just so you know, the reason that men are checking out is because men say, hey, we want a woman who is at least somewhat chaste. We've been told that we're sexist for a very long time. And then if men go, I don't want a woman who's been sleeping with every guy in town and exposes herself to everybody. We're accused of sexism. And you can think that, but you'll die alone. So she was also previously involved with a bunch of Travis Scott, Soulja Boy, Cam Newton, very publicly. I don't know if they were groping her buttocks as that retarded gentleman in the video.

[Josh Fierstein]

It's like, hey, I'm just an extra.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. And then she wrote as well. Again, just so let's put. Okay, categorize whores, one demerit.

[APAC]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Then also, pretty big one, though. It's a pretty big one.

[Josh Fierstein]

It's like the biggest one.

[Steven Crowder]

It is the biggest. Yes. Now, again, women, you may be confused. Say, like, guys want. Well, no, guys will sleep with you. Guys who don't. But they won't have a relationship with you. You need to understand the difference if you're looking for an actual, you know, mate, a life partner. Also, point number two, she seems to be kind of a feminist, but not fully understanding it. Talking about female empowerment. She wrote this on X. Men get paid higher than women in almost every field of work. Then her very next word is OnlyFans. I don't know if you know this. Women make a lot more on Only fans. Onlyfans gave females a platform to capitalize off what God gave him. Idg. Oh, I don't give up. What a nigga gotta say Run it up, Queen. Okay, fine. You can do that. You can do that. And you don't have to give Fuck. What an N word. Gotta say, you don't. But then if you run it up, Queen, he's not going. These people aren't going to marry you.

[APAC]

Yes, yes, yes.

[Steven Crowder]

Then she also posted this lyric on X, I guess from Cardi B. Another beacon of, you know, success. A success story from finishing school. She wrote this. And again, if kids are listening, I'm just. I just want you to know exactly what this says. I'm on yo dick. I want to hold it when you pee, nigga. Now, here's the thing.

[APAC]

That's weird.

[Steven Crowder]

I just. And I understand that everyone has, like, like, their gender. First off, I understand that there's some white people out of touch with black culture. Okay? But this is ridiculous.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah. Is this me out of touch?

[Steven Crowder]

People always say, like, hey, every generation has, like, risque. But if you, you know, like, you go back to the be like, I.

[Josh Fierstein]

Want to hold your hand.

[Steven Crowder]

I want to hold it when you pee. Like, that's not even just when you. I want to hold it.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's like. Yeah, I would, like. I would love to hold it. Oh, great. That's kind of sexy.

[Steven Crowder]

What? You what? When I do what? Right. Like the equivalent of the guy in the bathroom who gives you mint.

[APAC]

Yeah, just wait until I'm done peeing before you give me the Mint.

[Steven Crowder]

Also, you'd be very surprised though, how much money you can make holding n word peen in the bathroom. It's a.

[APAC]

That was her slow month.

[Josh Fierstein]

I want to hone your peen professional in her pantsuit.

[Steven Crowder]

And I'm going to give you another reason. But by the way, first download the Rumble app. That's the best. Follow me there. That's the best way to stay in touch. There's no way that this kind of stuff gets out anywhere outside of Rumble. They can post this, but our criticism of course is racism, whitewashing, whatever you want to call. So she, she, she sleeps around a whole lot. Brags about it, brags about it. Then she talks about how women should be on only fans and talks about female empowerment largely through acting hyper promiscuous. But she still has very, very, some would say almost unrealistic expectations or standards from men. Here's an interview from April 2025 where she listed like a minimum income. Ah, it's probably more than you might, might guess. What's the minimum number? Like yearly he got to be able to bring in. Just so people know, like, hopefully.

[Ruby Rose]

I don't know, like say it.

[Steven Crowder]

Shallow. Okay. Not a standard. Okay, okay.

[Ruby Rose]

Like hopefully, like at least like 5 million a year.

[Steven Crowder]

A year? Yeah. God.

[Ruby Rose]

Okay, not to seem shallow, but you know, you guys probably wouldn't date an ugly girl, right?

[Steven Crowder]

No. So I don't want to listen.

[Harry Enten]

Well, who's gonna tell her 3 million a year?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Also she sounds very white in that clip. If you compare it to the other clip, it's little Jasmine Crockety five million.

[Josh Fierstein]

So he's like, I love how Aiden's like, yeah, no, you got standards, you got standard. Go ahead, say it, you guys.

[Steven Crowder]

Whoa. Five million. Five million.

[Josh Fierstein]

You think you're worth five?

[Steven Crowder]

You know we broadcasting this like in our bedroom, right? And people watching us in the bedroom like they think, like this is like the life. Like their shit is really pathetic. So let me just kind of give this to you high worth men, men who make 5 million a year. We know what they want, we know what they value. They list emotional connection and shared values significantly over beauty or status symbols and then marriage and motherhood. So here's the thing. A man who is. And he doesn't have to be making half a million, he could be making 150,000. That's really good money. A guy who's doing well by himself, he doesn't care if you make money, he doesn't care if you're famous. And he certainly doesn't Want to? A harlot. A man who's doing well wants a partner. He probably wants a stay at home. He probably wants a woman who can help start a family and not have the children raised at daycare. So these women, kind of. You price themselves, they price themselves out of the market and they spend an entire a lifetime acting like a whore. And then wonder why the guys who get to pick. Now here's the thing. A guy making 5 million, just to be clear, young woman, they will sleep with you if you're attractive enough. But don't let that, don't let that be an imprint in your brain that, oh, so this is the kind of man, the caliber of man, I'll marry. No, no, that same man who's making a lot of money, who will sleep with you when he's young, when he wants to settle down, he will never consider you. And is this Ruby? What's her name? Ruby.

[Josh Fierstein]

Ruby Rose. Come on, she's a flower.

[Steven Crowder]

I was thinking Ruby. Soho. That's the rancid song, but also, I mean applicable kind of is this. It doesn't matter how famous you are, doesn't matter how much money you make, especially if you want a guy who has accomplished those things. It could not be less relevant. You're trying to present yourself with qualities that you want in a man, Right? Right. You want the man to be desirable to other women. You want the man to make a lot of money. He values the opposite. He wants you to be loyal. He wants you to share his values. He wants you to be mothering. He wants to feel secure and trust that when he's out of the house earning said $5 million, he's got one hell of a wife and a mom at home. And so women, just so you know, we've talked, you cannot have it all. It kind of is a binary choice. Do you want to have the career and be a boss babe, be a famous slut, or do you want to get married and have a family? And I do hope that you start considering these decisions before it's too late. Because people think, ah, I'm young. That doesn't justify four years of glorified alcoholism and whoredom. You are actually removing yourself from a list of options from the kind of suitors that you would want. Please, Women don't just blame men once you hit your 30s, 40s, because they're not interested. Start thinking about this in your teens and your 20s. And parents, stop teaching your young girls that they can be a boss, babe, have it all and they don't need a man. But then, oh, by the way, when you're ready, you can settle down. Because that's not how life works. We want to fix the relationship dynamics if we want to preserve the family in this country. It starts with really prioritizing a different message to young women.

[APAC]

By the way, how did we get to the point where Olin fans is seen as empowering to women? I understand making money. I get that. But there's a lot of things that you can do to make money right in life. How is that empowering? Doing exactly the kind of thing that you would say, well, this is exploiting. This is men just exploiting me. This is men doing this. This is men objectifying me. And it's like, so, okay, let me just get this straight. Men are so bad and so wrong. So we've convinced you that it's empowering for you to go show all of your stuff.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, because they think they're controlling men.

[APAC]

Want they go.

[Steven Crowder]

We're controlling men with our sexuality, with our.

[APAC]

There's no control. You're just getting cash. You're being paid for your soul.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[APAC]

And it's a terrible exchange. 400,000 also. 400,000. A slow mo. So basically what you're telling me is you became a professional whore and you're willing to do all of the things necessary to have $400,000 in income from other men that are not your husband in a single month. Don't tell me you're a worse whore to try to get me to marry you.

[Steven Crowder]

That's not a brag. It is to her.

[APAC]

Not to anyone that would want to marry a person.

[Steven Crowder]

I know, but it is to Ruby Soho. And she's still. She's going to figure out at some point why she's single. Okay, well, yeah, it's a. It's. It's a. It's a choose your own path novel, I think. Oh, no, wait. All. All paths lead to whoredom. Sorry, Cat lady. Yes, pretty much. Oh, by the way, I forgot to mention this. You know how some people do, like super chats.

[APAC]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Where you send us money. And by the way, it's very common on very.

[APAC]

Only fans of them.

[Steven Crowder]

We don't do that. We don't do that. No one here is going to show you their feet.

[Josh Fierstein]

Well, speak of yourself.

[Steven Crowder]

Unless APAC comes in knocking. Am I right?

[APAC]

Yeah, baby.

[Steven Crowder]

With the footsing. And so we do the opposite. We do reverse super chat. It's time to. To send you some money. Reverse super chat. And today is brought to you by the [e-mail]. they're giving out 50 free rumble premium subscriptions. Crypto.com. crypto is obviously here to stay. And a lot of people don't necessarily know where to start. Go to crypto.com and start using that. It's a place where you can actually trust it.

[APAC]

Get some good information.

[Steven Crowder]

Get some good information. I always advise, like bitcoin. Good. Part of a diversified portfolio. Stablecoins. And outside of that, it's mostly bullcrap. Also, NFTs are no longer a thing. What? It's not a thing anymore.

[APAC]

I just bought in.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, no. APAC convinced. You didn't. They did. I'm sorry. Hey, let us know on X or Instagram if you just got a free. Free subscription. Free Rumble Premium. This has been reverse only Fan Super Chat. All right.

[APAC]

And that's a former sponsor, crypto.com just in. Tied to the only fans.

[Steven Crowder]

Great. Let's go on to the government shutdown. That's a fun topic.

[Josh Fierstein]

Can you pay for. Can I pay for my only fans subscription with crypto?

[Steven Crowder]

I mean, I don't know if you can.

[APAC]

That's.

[Steven Crowder]

I have no idea. I only pay for only fans with GameStop stock.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's what you do. Yeah, I've been using Chuck E. Cheese.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm very unpopular.

[APAC]

No, actually GameStop has like a market cap of $10 billion.

[Steven Crowder]

I go to this. I go to the. The local gentleman's club and I put actual GameStop games. Oh, well, that's in the undergarments. They leave looking like a. From Minecraft.

[Josh Fierstein]

I pay for all my subscriptions with Robux.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Harry Enten]

Yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

Because all these single moms, they need it.

[Steven Crowder]

They do. And then it's, why are we single? I don't know. Your guess is as good as mine. Ruby Soho. So, government shutdown. Today is day 20 of the government shutdown. I'm not gonna lie to you. I know some people are affected. It's been affecting me pretty much. Zero. I just don't want you. Just don't want you to think like I'm acting like I'm one of the people. Really, I'm really not. And I think that's a lot of Americans. I mean, of course, I understand some people who are nervous. This is the third longest in history. But here's the funny thing. We're at a very different kind of juncture. Remember in the past, we're going, are they going to blame us on Republicans or they're going to blame this on Democrats? This really is. We've done a segment on it. It really is something you can kind of lay at the feet of Democrats because their holdout is they'll fine you for not purchasing health care. Right. That's what they signed into law with Obamacare, a fine. But they want you to subsidize health care for illegal aliens. And conservatives, Republicans have said no, that's just a bridge we're not willing to cross. So how is the public receiving this? And in a perpetual state of surprise, Harry Entten over there at CNN was like, wow, this actually, it seems like Donald Trump, his approval ratings are doing just fine. They're blaming Democrats.

[Harry Enten]

It turns out shutdowns are different the second time around when it comes to Donald Trump. Take a look here. You know, we speak about Donald Trump shutdowns net approval rate, and we're talking 20 days into it. In 2018-2019, Donald Trump's net approval rating was already falling. The shutdown was eating it. And it was popular sport. It was down three points already at this particular point and would fall considerably more. It was very much on the decline. You come over to this side of the screen. This shutdown hasn't eaten into Donald Trump support at all. His net approval rating is actually up a point in terms of his popular support. It comes down to the blame game, a game I love to play when I was younger. Blame Trump for the shutdown a great deal in 2018, 2019, 61%, more than three in five Americans blame Trump a great deal for that particular shutdown. You come over to this side of the screen. Look at this. It's a different world. It's a different world. 48% of Americans a great deal for this particular shutdown. So it's more than 3 and 5 back in 2018, 2019. It's less than half a drop of 13% points. Again, it's no real wonder that Donald Trump at this point, looking at the shutdown, says, you know what, it's not actually harming me politically.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. And one thing that I will say, I've noticed a trend. It just seems like the numbers are solidifying as far as a base for conservatives. Yeah. So his approval rating is not crazy. Well, yeah. Very often presidents have approval ratings that are below half, but his doesn't oscillate nearly as much as we've seen with other presidents. I think that now we kind of are seeing a country form two camps and there's less and less of that center, that swing voter. I think that's the era we'll be kind of walking into. And here's the Thing, the left doesn't know how to fix it, rather than blame themselves. And you really do have to. I'm going to get to Robert De Niro in a second. The left really should look in a mirror because for the longest time, all the way up to and including Donald Trump's first election, they had control of the media. They had control, of course, of our institutions, higher education, they still do. They had control of Hollywood, of mainstream press, all of it, right? Abc, NBC, cbs, msnbc, cnbc, all of it. And even the major websites and even the major, at that point, online channels, remember Vox, the voxide apocalypse. So they had control of everything that should matter and they still lost. So now their solution is we gotta get back the reins of control. And by the way, when the left says that, what they really mean is coercion. So here's Robert De Niro figuring out the problem. Why are more and more people supporting Donald Trump, at the very least not supporting the left in any capacity? Here's his logic.

[Robert De Niro]

Trying to signal to the people they reach, and I'm certainly not reaching those people on this program, but maybe through little sound bites and this and that, you know, the Internet and so on, they're trying to. They're used to seeing Trump do his stuff and they talk and they listen. And that's the truth to them because they don't listen to anything else. Somewhere way out in the Midwest, somewhere out the out west, in certain places, the rural places, that's the truth, because he gets the airtime more. And I think that we need more airtime, just more push against and not. I wish that you can't do this in some ways, but that the news media could find ways to kind of ignore or tamp down nonsense from.

[Steven Crowder]

Tamp down.

[Robert De Niro]

It's just total nonsense. But those.

[Josh Fierstein]

If the news could find a way.

[Robert De Niro]

To lie to it and assume, if it can be on the air and it's out there, it's the truth.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm amazed as to how inarticulate he is. He's not able to find any descriptive words for anything. You know, he's got the. He's got the thing, you know, the thing. And then out there in the rural area, I don't know the place. What West?

[APAC]

Go west.

[Josh Fierstein]

I don't know, somewhere like Bismarck.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, some place scary. Wyoming, Right. No, no, no, look, listen, Des Moines. Whose fault is that? This is the important thing. Whose fault is it? We don't have enough airtime, okay. Once upon a time in these other areas, they could only get one Point of view. As a matter of fact, that was all of America. It was the left, the left's point of view. Why did that change? Let's, let's go to the numbers. For example, CNN, their primetime viewership, they used to get about 929,000 in 2018. Now it's about 538,000. MSNBC, 2018, 1.7 million average. Now about 802,000. So here's the thing. When you guys were in control of media, you were in control of messaging. Okay? You somehow lost it. Meaning at that point you were king of the hill. How'd you tumble down that hill? Tamp down. You did tamp down. He says, you know, he gets too much coverage. You blew it. Well, sure, he gets. But when all the coverage was negative, so there was a total blackout of right leaning voices on media. They used to point to Fox News. That was one exception. Okay, you had the pulpit. How did you lose it? Maybe, maybe it's not about how much messaging and how much you can control the air. Maybe it's that your message is awful. Maybe it's that America has rejected everything you guys stand for. He actually thinks that if they could go back to where they were 2015, 2016, 2018, that would fix things. That's how you squandered your lead. You had the most popular president ever. You voiced it on the American public, Barack Obama. We now know that it was a big lie. You fumbled it. And their solution is always more control.

[APAC]

It's because they can't win with their ideas. It's just no self awareness whatsoever. And look, I understand that that happens to people sometimes on both sides. You get kind of like tunnel visioned. But hopefully one day you kind of take a step back and go, maybe it's the message that we have right now that the American people are rejecting and not just the airtime issue. Yeah, because that's what it is. And listen, you want to hear authoritarian? We can't win on the message. So let's make sure that the other guy who's changing people's minds can't speak.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[APAC]

That's the solution.

[Steven Crowder]

That's always what it is.

[APAC]

Let's get together and figure it out and get a better message. It's just shut them up.

[Steven Crowder]

This is the left's playbook. Look, the left's playbook is always eliminate you, whether figuratively or literally. Hey, Donald Trump is really popular. Eliminate him. Let's impeach him. Let's hit him with some bullshit charges. Wait, people on the right are Actually being. They're actually achieving success on alternative media. Now, it's not really alternative, but YouTube early on. Let's demonetize them. Let's shadow ban them. Wait, People are on campus with permits changing the minds of kids. Let's kill them. Wait a second. Parents are actually speaking out at parent teacher conferences. And parents are stopping their children from being walking medical experiments. Let's have the state take 8 year olds from their parents and hide them in another state where we can give them puberty blockers. We'll call it a sanctuary state. Their solution is always elimination of your voice. And if they can't do that, they will eliminate you as a person. We see it time and time again. They don't have a plan B. And that brings us to the no Kings debate. This was happening this weekend. No Kings partieu. Just to be clear, I'm anti king.

[Josh Fierstein]

Well, Tulsa King.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, it's a decent show.

[Josh Fierstein]

Hey, he's a decent king.

[Steven Crowder]

I like Tulsa King.

[APAC]

Okay, fine.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, and Burger King's also all right.

[Steven Crowder]

Not anymore, but exceptions don't disprove the rules.

[Josh Fierstein]

Okay, sorry, sorry, sorry.

[Steven Crowder]

So as a general rule, I'm anti king, so you'd think I'd be thrilled to know kings protest. But here's the thing. Then I found out it was like, the implication was that we have kings here, we have a king in the United States. And I'll just sort of give you three reasons as to why that is impossible. But then we'll get through it. Well, number one, we had an election, which you don't typically have with a king. Number two, before that election, we had this thing with Republicans called a primary.

[Josh Fierstein]

What's that?

[Steven Crowder]

And our candidate won it.

[APAC]

Novel.

[Steven Crowder]

And he wasn't even supposed to. And then kind of point number three is, I would argue that we don't have a king. The fact that the silly no Kings protest was allowed to happen everywhere in the country don't typically get to do that in a land of kings. You don't typically get to vote for your king and then protest him. I feel like this may be difficult to understand. We figured it out, like, a long time ago. I'm your king. Well, I didn't vote for you. You don't vote for kings.

[Josh Fierstein]

It's true.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, yeah. But there's a lot of fake news surrounding this, and I will say some fake news on the right. We do have to fact check this a little bit and give you the correct information. Please do check the references. But here's a montage of all the no Kings protestors fighting tyranny freely in the streets. Sucking. No doubt Democrats and anti Trump Republicans are riding pretty high after yesterday's absolutely enormous no Kings rally.

[APAC]

I think we'll be saw.

[Steven Crowder]

Yesterday was the rising up of the silent majority and that term is always misused to me. Kind of hard to say that 7 million people across thousands of rally sites were insignificant, small or not representative of America.

[Data Republican]

Democrats got a real jolt of energy on Saturday with the seven across America in 25, 2600 localities showing up for the no Kings Day March is about 2 million more people attended yesterday's demonstrations compared to the first no Kings Day in June. They are the two biggest single or they are two of the biggest single day demonstrations mounted against a sitting president in American history.

[Steven Crowder]

Did you take from what we saw yesterday across the United States.

[Ruby Rose]

We don't accept kings in this country and it was a powerful, powerful moment. You yourself, you know how powerful marches are in demonstrating peacefully. And so yesterday I was filled up.

[Steven Crowder]

What was his name?

[Josh Fierstein]

I'm sorry, he was Kangs. I thought that we don't want no gangs.

[Steven Crowder]

I believe that's Scrubs. But I don't know pretty much in case you're still, still not fully grasping it. It was, it was a leftist hissy fit also just I don't know if you remember they made a big deal out of the. The small like the model, the model noose for it was.

[APAC]

Couldn't hang a pygmy.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. They said like it was back in the day.

[Josh Fierstein]

They said they were trying to kill.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Mike Pence.

[APAC]

Yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

They're going to execute him.

[Steven Crowder]

A lot of guillotines. I don't know if you saw this there at the protest. So not nearly as peaceful as you would think.

[APAC]

Oh geez.

[Steven Crowder]

Guillotines were used for the Kings where they would, they would behead them in France. Yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

It was considered actually which is fun. It was considered the least cruel way to kill someone.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Josh Fierstein]

Because it happened so quickly and so swiftly.

[APAC]

Well, not all of them but the.

[Steven Crowder]

Key thing is it still is killing.

[APAC]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

So you saw a lot of that there at the no Kings and they were allowed to do so freely. And of course the media wants you to believe that this is huge. This is a grassroots movement the likes of which we have never seen. And this clip actually about no Kings in Boston, a horrible city, went viral.

[Data Republican]

Look at this. Millions of people across the country marching as we speak against the policies of President Trump. This is Boston.

[Steven Crowder]

Look at that.

[Data Republican]

We'll continue to follow These rallies. Austin's still touring on msnbc.

[Josh Fierstein]

Wow, that concert looks great next to me.

[Steven Crowder]

This is Chicago Saturday. Even Elizabeth Warren shared this on her ex. She shared the foot. She said Boston has been defying King since we threw the tea into the harbor in 1773. Oh, really, Ms. Warren? We threw the tea into the harbor. Really? We. Which one were you? Leave it over. One more crate. All right, ready? Get out of my way. Hey. Well, I guess she was stand correct in this.

[APAC]

Admonishments if necessary.

[Steven Crowder]

That was gonna be in scrapyard, but we took a risk.

[Josh Fierstein]

Thank you.

[Steven Crowder]

So there is some fake news going around and I want you guys to know this because I see a lot of people sharing this, including senators. There was a claim out there that that image that you saw, the Boston image was actually from 2017. Right, the Boston Women's March. You're seeing a lot of people make this claim and someone even manipulated kind of grok into saying that the video came from 2017. But the truth is there's aerial footage that does show this actually is from the 2025 no Kings protest. And that was confirmed by the BBC, which is ironic. Yeah. Do you have that as collage? Was that the BBC? Okay, good. Sorry. It's on a small monitor. So a lot of people say, well, well, how. Why do you trust the BBC? I don't. I don't just trust the BBC, to be clear. But I also don't just trust right wing influencers, many of whom said that we should include and continue to keep Coca Cola on snap and that we should have unlimited H1B. So there is fake news. It is pervasive on both sides. You shouldn't trust the BBC. But here is a side by side of the MSNBC clip and a clip from local news. And. And it's important to note that there are some temporary installations along permanent. And you can see that the temporary installations are highlighted in this side by side. It does seem like this was pretty big and from 2025, millions of people.

[Data Republican]

Across the country marching as we speak against the policies of President Trump.

[Steven Crowder]

Certainly this is a massive event that's taking place here. Yeah. Now that doesn't mean you should trust BBC or msnbc. But again, the totality here. We also have another reverse angle from a drone shot which seems to confirm it's real. So this is important because the truth is enough. You don't need to lie. And we've talked. The example that I often point to is George Floyd comment below. How many of you believe that George Floyd robbed a Pregnant woman at gunpoint. That never happened. Now, what did happen was George Floyd committed armed robbery and held a woman at gunpoint. And her toddler was in the house, I believe, three or four years old. That's bad enough. The problem is the truth can't travel anywhere. If a lie travels faster. And you do see some bad actors on the right do that because they go, oh, I have to get more clicks than the next guy. Let me just say this is fake. It's a failure. Right? This whole thing has been a failure. The no Kings protest, we'll get into the funding, it is Astroturf. But going out there and simply lying and saying that this is an old image that embarrasses all of us. It ends up being a mark on us being the side that should be relied upon for truth. And I know that me saying this, that this is going to piss some people off. Just to clear. I know people go, well, why? I'm not trying to do the bidding of the left. I'm trying to make sure that you are equipped with proper information. Right? And click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, clickbait does not lead us down the path of actually having accurate media. As a matter of fact, it disincentivizes that. So if you want us to continue calling balls and strikes and doing the investigative journalism and change my minds and all those things, please do consider, hey, join Rumble Premium. You click that button right there. Mug club is Rumble Premium. They're one and the same. You still get this wonderful hand etched mug. You get the whole thing ad free. You get 100% more of this show. And like just thousands of hours each week of exclusive content. It's what allows us to do this. We are actually funded by viewers like you. We don't have to post clickbait and lies. Let's just be honest, lies and that. I always get really aggravated when I see that. Yeah, because here's something else. The left is lying. Or at the very least, they're fabricating things without any basis. So let me give you the narrative from the left. They're saying the protests drew 7 million people. Okay. And then you have another fake news sort of rebuttal coming from. They're saying on the right, actually it was only 650,000. We spent a lot of time researching this this morning. I'm going to tell you, both numbers seem to be pulled out of Don Lemon's ass.

[APAC]

Like both numbers didn't take much effort either.

[Steven Crowder]

So, yeah, yeah, we have no idea is the truth. I guarantee you it wasn't 7 million.

[APAC]

Well, the organizers said it was 7 million. At least that's what MSNBC, I believe, was the one citing. The organizers say 7 million. Right. Well, just like first off, who cares? People saw that there were large crowds of people out in cities across America made up of blue haired old people or, you know, whatever, whatever you want to make of it.

[Steven Crowder]

But freaks.

[APAC]

If I'm, if I'm a senator, before I put something out there, I'm like, well, does this matter? Okay, they. Did they actually use us? What am I trying to say? But they used a 2017 shot that there were no people this year when they did something. That's exactly what I'm trying to infer.

[Steven Crowder]

But that's not true.

[APAC]

People saw people in the streets. Fine.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, this is for the, this is for the voter or the quote, unquote, undecided voter. They think, oh, if we say, oh, 7 million people are doing that means it's a really cool, you know, it's a really cool event. Yeah, it's an idea that everyone's getting behind. It's a really good idea. Yeah, everyone is in agreement here. Aren't you in agreement?

[Steven Crowder]

Aren't you cool the.

[Josh Fierstein]

Aren't you one of the bus.

[Steven Crowder]

The left is the, it is the political wing of peer pressure.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, absolutely. That's what that is, 100%. It's like, look how many people are into this. Why aren't you. You must be one of the bad ones.

[Steven Crowder]

And that's why you see the hemorrhaging take place so fast with the left when they lose the peer pressure. When young men start veering right, the left has nothing left to use. And so then young men, almost all veer right because the left tries. Hey, everyone is doing this. Look at your. Look at Green Day. Oh, you don't care about Green Day anymore. Look at MTV. Oh, you don't care about MTV anymore. Look at CNN, MSNBC. Oh, the average viewer is 72 years old. Look at Vox. You don't want to hear another lispy queer give you some fake history. There are still some people on the left. They don't have any other arguments. That's why they're governed by polls. It's why AOC and Bernie and Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris, they won't do interviews with anything other than an entirely friendly audience because their ideas don't stand up to scrutiny. Now, what is no, we know what it was not what is no kings. Well, it was organized, managed by indivisible right. That's an organization, to be clear. Yeah, yeah, it sounds pretty dividing that. Indivisible is an organization received about $3 million at least from Soros Open Societies Foundation. Some other sources for Indivisible, who, by the way, often claim to be nonpartisan. Democracy Forward, Democratic Socialists of America, Human Rights Campaign, which, funny enough, they never actually advocate for serious, like human. More slaves on earth than ever. No word on that. Planned Parenthood.

[Josh Fierstein]

They were in trouble. I heard they were in financial trouble. They got money to donate now.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, I thought I was supposed to feel bad for them. Exactly. Yeah. I thought I was supposed to be.

[Josh Fierstein]

Throwing a fit because abortions are going away.

[Steven Crowder]

No, but they have. They have money to get some people on the street and they clock out at exactly 1:00'. Clock.

[APAC]

Just to be clear.

[Josh Fierstein]

Is that what those dings were when you're circling those buildings? Were those temporary above abortion sites in Boston?

[Steven Crowder]

They could be.

[Josh Fierstein]

Okay, that's cool. That's kind of cool, actually. That's very metal.

[APAC]

The DNC convention.

[Steven Crowder]

So you could check it. I do recommend Data Republican who's been on this show. Data Republican has a thread on X that gives us a breakdown as to the funding. And also, by the way, helps fact check that the picture was from this sort of round of protests. But I will say it's the big thing. I remember being on Joe Rogan's show a long time ago and him saying, well, you know, the pussy. The pussy at the. The Women's march still was like the biggest event ever. And his guy Jamie argued with me. I was like, well, come on, this is astroturfed. It still worked back then where it tricked Joe Rogan. And I believe it still tricks his producer, Jamie. I tried to make the case, like, well, I was there. I was there on the ground. A lot of these people didn't even know what they were doing there. And now, obviously, it doesn't work nearly as effectively. The people who showed up were pretty much one of two categories. Either the nostalgic hippie, sort of San Francisco retreads. The silverhairs who you see here. Hi.

[Data Republican]

Wow.

[Harry Enten]

Get away.

[Josh Fierstein]

Well, democracy is dying.

[Steven Crowder]

Well.

[Ruby Rose]

Recently with Charlie Kirk being assassinated.

[Steven Crowder]

They is a piece of garbage. Of course we were mean. I am so tired of people saying, oh, but you know, it's a terrible thing. No, Hitler is dead. I'm glad Hitler stays. Okay. Eugene Carroll. Yeah, no kidding. Okay.

[Josh Fierstein]

Isn't that the former HHS secretary?

[Steven Crowder]

I don't see color.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's good.

[Steven Crowder]

Let's get rid of the liars.

[Josh Fierstein]

Oh, look, it's one of the minions.

[Steven Crowder]

I thought it was simple, Jack. I think they're lying about democracy to go steal the moon. Look at him for the democracy. And not only that, it's not that.

[APAC]

They'Re the biggest trying to get grew to go back.

[Steven Crowder]

And therefore they're. They're util. They're stealing government facilities to promote their propaganda. Low energy.

[APAC]

Not a lot of people. The butterflies like butter.

[Steven Crowder]

Low energy.

[Josh Fierstein]

Oh, there's the energy boy. It's the Savannah bananas.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, this guy.

[Ruby Rose]

It's your. It's your boy, Steven.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, my guy from Morgan Walsh. Joe Walsh, Yeah. He has a no kings. And he also has silence's violence up in his bedroom where he broadcasts because he's more Republican than the rest of you.

[APAC]

He could just say no deportations. Like at least that would be an honest thing that they're protesting. We don't want to deport anybody. The no king thing is just so ridiculous to me. Well, Trump is not acting anything like it'll get even.

[Josh Fierstein]

I'm protesting gay sex.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

I'm pleased to let you know I still haven't had any.

[APAC]

There you go.

[Steven Crowder]

Good for you. Yeah, well, good for you.

[Josh Fierstein]

You've had a protesting for me, by the way. Not for you.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no, no. Keep that run going. Good. And so you have.

[APAC]

You get your three.

[Steven Crowder]

That was in. That was category A. And then outside of the San Francisco retreads, you had your typical leftist. We're not supposed to say, but freaks. Freaks.

[Josh Fierstein]

Freak.

[APAC]

Jeez.

[Steven Crowder]

Who are you gonna kill? Nazis. Who do you define as a Nazi? Well, kill that lice in this context. Who's a Nazi? Stephen Miller's a Nazi. So you're gonna kill Stephen Miller?

[APAC]

Oh, wow.

[Steven Crowder]

We got to turn around the guns on this fascist system. These ICE agents got to get shot.

[APAC]

That's a teacher, by the way.

[Steven Crowder]

What she teach?

[Josh Fierstein]

Physical ed.

[APAC]

She's an elemental teacher, I believe. Up Chicago, something like that.

[Steven Crowder]

Tear up the crown. She's such a. No kings. What's John Cusack? He looks like the invisible Man. Upsetting headline for you. When you see something in the news, does it hit you in your gut? Does it hit you in your heart? It's all upsetting.

[Data Republican]

Why?

[Steven Crowder]

Seeing sort of a fascist authoritarian, seeing that sort of cosplay that the right wing has been fooling around with for so long. Cosplay kind of devolve into the real thing is. Is predictable but deeply saddening. Speaking of cosplay.

[Josh Fierstein]

Somebody paid for that to be printed.

[APAC]

That's true. ICE agents are bugs.

[Steven Crowder]

So that was Uncle Sam hitting ice agents with a big mallet.

[APAC]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

And they were bugs. They gnats.

[Josh Fierstein]

They're supposed to be lice.

[APAC]

Lice.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, lice.

[Josh Fierstein]

Like lice.

[Steven Crowder]

You don't hit lice like lice. Ice is lice. Like ice is lice. Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

Okay.

[Steven Crowder]

I wonder why it didn't change any votes.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's our tax dollars right there.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Also something that I find really funny there, like, no kings. You've been told it was international, which makes you believe that it was less Astroturf. It was international. Oh, so. Oh, so they had no kings in Europe. No, they had to change the name because there are actual kings. So they changed it to.

[Josh Fierstein]

No, we don't want to upset you.

[Steven Crowder]

The king now. Yeah, yeah, we respect the crown. No tyrants.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, he's a friendly king.

[Steven Crowder]

No dictators.

[Harry Enten]

Yes.

[APAC]

He's one of the good ones.

[Steven Crowder]

Hey, what would be another word for tyrant? I'm not going to play that game with you. Yeah, let's just leave. It's sort of a monarch type, you know? Yeah. In Canada, it's like you still have royalty on your money. We had a primary.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's embarrassing, dude.

[Steven Crowder]

We actually had a primary here.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, well, one side did.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, exactly. One side did.

[APAC]

Trump is just so good at trolling these people. He is so good and gifted at trolling them because everything they said, when he thought he was cheated, when he literally thought an election was stolen out from under him, he left office, he got on Marine One and he went on his merry way. And he has got them so fixated on this that they can't see anything else that he's doing. It seems this guy already had the opportunity to be a king.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, he just didn't.

[APAC]

He just left and walked away.

[Steven Crowder]

Here's a genuine question. A genuine question. And I've asked this before, but I want to frame it in now. Let's really be specific. Assuming that you are a citizen of this country or a legal, let's say green card holder. Okay. You are a law abiding, tax paying citizen of the United States. All right? Whether you're a Democrat or Republican, it's October 20, 2025. What part of your life feels ruled by a king? That's a genuine question. Now, I will tell you this. Under Barack Obama, and certainly under Biden, under Barack Obama, I didn't like that, for example, we saw increases in marginal tax rates across the board. I didn't like, for example, that the IRS was used to target those in an actual organic grassroots or the Tea Party and the difference between no kings and the Tea Party. The Tea Party was formed the modern Tea Party under people who are new. You might want to go back and look at this. There was a rant from Rick Santelli regarding the giant unprecedented spending bill and the taxation that would follow from Barack Obama. And there were protests. And these protests led to picking candidates for the midterms and a red wave. I didn't like that Barack Obama used the IRS to target political opponents. I didn't like that Barack Obama and Democrats tried to go after gun owners. I didn't like that. I didn't like that under Joe Biden they advocated for lockdowns and vaccine mandates and tried to eliminate your options as far as homeschooling. I didn't like that they wanted to make the SUV that would keep your family safer unaffordable through eco taxes. I didn't like the Department of Misinformation that was designed to silence you for speaking out against the government. I didn't like that practicing doctors during COVID were eliminated from Facebook to back then Twitter, YouTube, all at once. I didn't like that Alex Jones, whether you agree with him or not, was deplatformed at the behest of the government. I didn't like that Jen Psaki called on Spotify to remove Joe Rogan. I didn't like that the administration said that it's a great evil to not allow your children to take puberty blockers or go through a sex change and that it was the government's job to take the children away from you and raise them. I didn't like those things. I didn't like that people were arrested on the beaches of California for surfing because of COVID I didn't like any. I can tell you how our lives were affected. Can you give me any examples? Assuming you're a law abiding, taxpaying citizen, you might be in a state where you can't abort up until and including birth. Taxpayer funded, period. Right. You might have to drive to another state if it's after 10 or 12 weeks. I'll give you that one. I'll give you that one. Feminist whores. Any others? Any others?

[Josh Fierstein]

I literally can't overstay your visa anymore.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay. But again, we're applying to law abiding, tax paying citizens. Oh, sorry, I can't think of of one. People say oh, students being. No, no, no. Students on student visas being here defacing buildings supporting Palestine, Hamas. They're not law abiding citizens. They are here as a welcomed guest. And they can be unwelcomed.

[Josh Fierstein]

Ooh, what about Marjorie Taylor Greene's construction company?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, what about that?

[Josh Fierstein]

It needs workers now.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, all right, so there's that.

[Josh Fierstein]

So there's it.

[Data Republican]

Someone's affected.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, so tariffs. Tariffs on companies that are doing. You know, some businesses may be affected if getting raw materials from hostile nations. I just can't point to. And I'm not just. And I really. I want to sort of put off to the side here people talking about how the inflation hasn't fully been curbed. Okay, that's true. How we haven't fully fixed employment numbers. Pretty good, but. Okay. How we haven't completely eliminated any and all global conflict. That's true. The peace deals, you know, pretty good. Good start. But as far as a king, your individual rights. And I say this because I've lived it. I've been here on YouTube since 2008. Well, 2006, but politically, since 2008, I've seen voices silenced. I've seen people removed. I've seen people targeted through our government. I've always spoken out against it. I see less of that than ever. I see a guy who posted an AI video of poop being dropped on protesters. I can't imagine. It's the most unkingly thing you can do. It borders on childish, some would say, but tyrannical. I just. I don't. If someone can make, you know, maybe in chat as we go to Rumble Premium, maybe you guys can make the case. Steel, man it for me, please. Steel, man it for me. This is why young men are leaving the left in droves. There's no purpose young men, they are innately hardwired to fulfill a purpose. And you know it's true. Let me prove to you how you know it's true. If they weren't, you wouldn't have any man ever sign up for the military. In other words, why are men willing to die for their country? Because it's the way men are wired to fight a fight worth. Worth fighting. That's what we're wired to do. Where's the purpose in the left. And the only fights they have where there seems to be any purpose are for trannies or women to kill more babies. And men aren't on board with that either. Where's the purpose from the left for young men? Okay. You have the curiosity of a young man. No kings. Great. So what are you. We're protesting. We're rebelling. All right. Okay. I'm a man. That's a. That's My natural. Rebelling against what? You see Ice, they were deporting people who are here illegally. Yeah, but what are we rebelling against? It seems like Donald Trump, like, he doesn't. Doesn't like abortion, like, a whole lot. Was he giving it to the states? Okay, what am I going to die for? And that's the ultimate irony. Guess what? The left has kind of given a purpose to young men because they made it clear that if you're impactful enough, you will die for your speech. The reason that young men are turning away from the left is because they find purpose in freedom of speech, and they watched a guy get killed for it. You can't get young men to sign up for a battle to fight when there's no battle from the left. It's just entitlements. It's just, gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme. The no kings are a bunch of entitled suburban shitbags out there wanting free stuff while they openly talk about gleefully celebrating the killing of someone who spoke out against more free stuff. When people say, like, we are Charlie, and sometimes it seems kind of lame someone said that with anything, we are insert whatever. It makes a lot of sense, though. Everyone can actually relate to it because he was a kid who didn't go to college, who was successful, who got on the ground, who engaged with people, and his message was, hey, we can't lose our ability to speak. And he was killed for it. What's the left willing to die for? Health care for illegal immigrants? Coca Cola on Snap? It's something I've been thinking about, and I just don't know that there's any way the left can bring young men back. I really don't know that it's possible the right would have to screw up and fumble this as badly as the left has. And I think we're a long ways off from that. But we're gonna. We're gonna cover that more. And I really. I mean, I want to see some chat if people can actually make the case, because I'm just not seeing it. And I always do my best to try and see the other side's angle. If you're not a member of Rumble Pring, you can click that right there. To continue, we're gonna play bad movie lines, and I'm gonna play this trailer for you. But if you're not ready to join up and take part, hey, continue watching. You're gonna go right on to Tim Poole, who no doubt is going to be covering this as well. We are gonna play bad movie lines and the film is. We have a trailer, right? It's. Yes, we do. Orca. Oh, no.

[APAC]

The ancient Romans called him Orca or Kainus, Latin for bringer of death.

[Steven Crowder]

He is.