Why We Need To Talk About the Nick Fuentes Video

Summary

Podcast Summary: Louder with Crowder – "Why We Need To Talk About the Nick Fuentes Video"

Date: April 30, 2026
Host: Steven Crowder
Notable Contributors: Gerald (co-host), Various guest/comedic voices

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Main Theme

In this episode, Steven Crowder and his co-hosts unpack the recent viral incident with Nick Fuentes pushing a doxxing activist off his property, using it as a springboard for a broader critique on self-defense, left-wing double standards, and the cultural climate that emboldens “activists” while discouraging self-protection. The conversation also touches on America’s naive business ties to China, European consent laws, the erosion of personal freedoms, and the pitfalls of modern debate culture.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Nick Fuentes Video & Self-Defense Ethics

• Description of Incident: The hosts play and react to the viral clip in which far-right figure Nick Fuentes forcefully ejects a doxing activist from his property.
• Crowder’s Take:
  • “I laughed really hard at Nick Fuentes shoving that woman into the pavement... If you're expecting some political commentary or like to take a stand on Fuentes—you’ve seen my interview with Nick Fuentes. I don’t agree with him on most things... I still love it.” (07:10)
• Defense of Action:
  • Crowder and guests argue that aggressive activism or doxxing at someone’s home warrants decisive, physical response, regardless of who the target is.
  • “Wherever you line up with or against Nick Fuentes, put that aside... Someone showed up at a guy’s house because he was doxed aggressively, and he dealt with her accordingly. It’s also hilariously funny.” (16:38)
• Gender & Double Standards:
  • “It’s really shove a woman? By the way, he didn't hit her... He hit her with a non-lethal defense mechanism, shoved her, took her phone, closed the door. I don’t know that you could handle it much better given the circumstances.” (26:14)
• Escalating Danger:
  • Recounts the December 2024 incident where a man killed three people and then showed up at Fuentes’s house, “He had murdered three people earlier that day... So for as many instances that you see with people like this where... I'm glad that it was funny that he shoved her... There are plenty of others that really aren’t.” (23:24)
• Argument:
  • The left encourages criminality (removing neighborhood watches, catching and releasing criminals) and discourages citizen self-defense.

2. Neighborhood Watch & Crime Policy in Ann Arbor

• Background: Ann Arbor removes “Neighborhood Watch” signs, claiming they’re symbols of exclusion.
• Satirical Reaction:
  • “Your premise is racist, right? You do get this.” (12:22)
  • “They want you exposed. They want you less safe.” (14:09)
• Broader Point: The move is seen as another example where law-abiding citizens are penalized while policies embolden criminals.

3. China: Business Risks & the Manus AI Scandal

• Summary:
  • An American-funded AI company (Manus) relocates to Singapore to avoid Chinese government interference, but China blocks its sale to Meta and detains executives.
• Warnings to Business Owners:
  • "If you're investing in a company that is controlled by the Chinese, just know they can take it away at any moment. Our approach with China needs to be more Cold War-esque.” (33:28)
• On Military-Civil Fusion:
  • “If you’re investing in China, you need to know your money is going straight to the military, should the CCP say so." (38:01)
• Critique of American Companies:
  • “These American investors, these American business owners... they're actually funding our enemy.” (35:20)
• Humor/Wordplay:
  • Extended jokes around the name “Manus” and suggestions for future rebranding.

4. European Consent Laws & Birth Rate Crisis

• Overview: New EU-level consent laws allow sexual consent to be revoked retroactively, increasing rape accusations for "regretful sex."
• Critique:
  • “They want to make it so you can retroactively remove consent... meaning rape used to be something that was, I don't want to say straightforward, but certainly more so than this.” (47:03)
• Implications:
  • Argues this will further depress male participation in the dating pool and exacerbate Europe’s demographic crisis.
• Reference to Sweden:
  • “After broadening the law, reports of rape went up 62%, almost all of them were new, non-violent consent cases. Only violent rapes actually fell slightly.” (50:53)
• False Accusations:
  • Claims “20 to 60% of rape accusations [are] flat out false.” (55:52)

5. Cultural Satire & Mockery

• “Tim’s China World” Sketch: Lampoons Tim Pool with a poetic roast set in "China World."
• Jokes about European PSAs: Mocked an ad depicting “threesome with gay immigrants” as the new social ideal.
• Wordplay: Continuous riffs on names (e.g., "Manus," "Springtuck") and companies.

6. Debate & “Clipping Culture”

• Wilson vs. Schroyer Debate:
  • Discussed the problem of online debate optics—performing for clips rather than substance.
  • “You have people who will perform in a way, in long form, content, completely anticipating and acting on the premise that no one's gonna see it, they're just gonna see a clip.” (1:00:10)
  • Audience tendency to misrepresent positions by cherry-picking.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Nick Fuentes Incident:

  • “Wherever you line up with or against Nick Fuentes, put that aside... Someone showed up at a guy’s house because he was doxed aggressively, and he dealt with her accordingly. It’s also hilariously funny.” — Crowder (16:38)
  • “Falls down is also probably surprised that she's very weak, which shouldn't be a surprise because she's a 57 year old self-described Jewish feminist vegan activist, and then turns to her friend, her female friend, who clearly is not her friend. There is no loyalty.” — Crowder (18:55)

• On Neighborhood Watch Issue:

  • “Let's just make. Let's take the rising crime rate and remove the fear of accountability.” — Crowder (15:41)

• On Europe’s Consent Laws:

  • “Now rape can include she had one more drink than you... Or you were bigger and stronger than her. And so she said yes. But really it's because she was intimidated, which would be pretty much every male, female dynamic that exists.” — Crowder (47:03)
  • “You would be pretty accurate in saying there's a 50, 50 shot. If a rape accusation being made, there's a 50, 50 shot that it's completely false or true.” — Crowder (55:52)

• China/Manus Satire:

  • "If you're investing in China, you need to know your money is going straight to the military, should the CCP say so." — Crowder (38:01)
  • "Bring you aids. We have—they aid you to do better prompt." — Guest (33:11) [Wordplay on “AI aids”]

• On Debate Culture:

  • “You have people who will perform in a way, in long form, content, completely anticipating and acting on the premise that no one's gonna see it, they're just gonna see a clip.” — Crowder (1:00:10)

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Important Timestamps

• 01:00 – Crowder opens with comedic riffing, topic preview: Nick Fuentes, China, Europe’s rape definition
• 07:10 – Crowder begins in-depth discussion of Nick Fuentes viral shove
• 16:34 – Transition from Neighborhood Watch discussion to Nick Fuentes video analysis
• 18:55 – Crowder and co-hosts break down the viral video, context, and media reaction
• 23:24 – Recounts previous doxxing incident where things could have ended violently
• 26:14 – Explains self-defense standards and left-wing double standards
• 31:04 – Segues into China/Manus business story, with satirical interludes
• 38:01 – Warns about American investments in China going to military use
• 43:40 – Broad political conclusions about China, technology transfer, and global business
• 45:36 – Discussion on Europe’s falling birthrate and new consent laws
• 50:53 – Sweden’s experience with broadened consent laws discussed
• 55:52 – Crowder claims high rates of false rape allegations
• 1:00:10 – Discussion of debate “clipping culture” and the Wilson-Schroyer debate

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Overall Tone and Style

The show maintains a satirical, irreverent, and combative tone. Crowder and his co-hosts blend serious cultural commentary with relentless mockery, prop comedy, and direct attacks on progressive positions. There’s frequent deviation into comedic sketches, riffs, and running gags, especially around controversial news stories.

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Recap for Non-Listeners

If you missed the episode, here’s what you need to know:

• Crowder defends Nick Fuentes’s use of force to eject a doxxing activist, arguing that physical defense of home is justified regardless of “optics.”
• Highlights how leftist policies (removing neighborhood scrutinies, broadening crime definitions) favor criminality while restricting self-defense.
• Warns against American tech/business investments in China, using the Manus AI kibosh as proof that the CCP always wins.
• Harshly criticizes new, retroactive European consent laws for making men vulnerable to false accusations and worsening birthrate problems.
• Calls out online debate “clipping culture,” where long-form nuance is lost to viral snippets.
• The show is marked by edgy humor and repeated satirical interludes, with serious argument often sandwiched between comedic bits and playful banter.

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For in-depth policy critique, biting satire, and the latest right-wing media flashpoint, this episode is a quintessential Louder with Crowder experience.

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End of Summary

Transcript

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[Steven Crowder]

It's the weirdest shower head. It's a button and the button changes the settings and I don't do a button. Welcome to the lineup live. Hey, you guys use. You guys. What are they called? Telephone shower heads. I am a strict telephone shower head. I guess I should say fascist. I guess if there's no telephone shower head, if it's just mountain, I'm doing yoga. So welcome to the lineup live. And you know, downward dog men, it goes a long way with the ladies. Hey, Nick Fuentes was doxed. That video came out. And of course, for some reason there's controversy online. To me, it's you show up at someone's house intimidatingly meet pavement. We also want to talk about China right now. I don't know if you know this, but China, they're not the Chinese. They're not your friends. And there's this company called Manuscript where hundreds of millions of dollars of American dollars were invested in China. Said, oh, that's all now. And just stole it. So if you're thinking about investing in China, please do not. Europe wants to codify into law the new definition of rape, which is regretful sex at any point. So I guess they really want to kind of put the final nail on the. They want to seal up the birth rate problem. Andrew Wilson had a debate with Owen Schroer. It was pretty funny. There's some Photoshops in there now. I'm thinking maybe we should, you know what? On with the show. We should. We'll run them.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

He started off teaching in His China world He had to lock things down like his pals in China wood limit

[Steven Crowder]

of 10 person for indoor gatherings I

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

hear his hands clapping Counters are closed proceeding in service as thunder I saw those flippers flapping no dancing, no fun,

[Steven Crowder]

no whatever

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

Boys in a dress inside of Tim's China world But could he still steal that valor in his China

[Steven Crowder]

world Even though he never saw combat

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

I see those hands clapping loud as thunder those seal flippers flapping. Somewhat of it mixed with no bravado When I think about Tim's channel on fire Nearby businesses blaze I could pretend but really we would be so if we get Tim's shadow world. In love with sham and Mal Soft and pink just like a sow Sunlight blinding me off his bald head he's

[Steven Crowder]

trancing everywhere

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

look into his wife's crazy eyes

[Narrator/Advertiser]

when we fight, we win I could smell the burning tires

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

the Tim's little China world there's so much more to see he'll ruin everything we are

[Narrator/Advertiser]

please leave policy at home Order is

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

being violated in love with communism a Chinese honeymoon A man who wants the left to rule the world and when he gets excited Richard Simmons comes to him Arms flapping, gaping open mouth with the country so divided Old China Tim, he says I just can't wait to shut your mouth.

[Steven Crowder]

There's no guarantee to free speech. Click Rumble Premium and join now for 99 annually or $9.99 a month to get the entirely ad free experience and an ever expanding roster of content creators and free speec. I'm all sideways today. I'm getting so I still have gum in my mouth. What am I doing?

[Gerald]

This is.

[Steven Crowder]

What am I doing? We're supposed to be professionals here.

[Gerald]

We'll get there.

[Steven Crowder]

It's gonna be a fun show. I'm gonna tell you, I laughed really hard at Nick Fuentes shoving that woman into the paper. So I'm just gonna let you know if you're expecting some political commentary or like to take a stand on Fuente. You've seen my interview with Nick Fuentes. I don't agree with him on most things and probably since I've interviewed him, I probably disagree with him on even more things. I still love it. Captain Morgan, CEO, do you any disagreement here? Not at all.

[Gerald]

It seems like the appropriate response. I mean, I love the AI versions of it though, that turn him into some kind of like martial arts expert. It is pretty fun also because, you know, he's not.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. If AI is supposed to take over the. It really sucks because I've been using it trying. And it's just. It's, it's. It's awful. You guys, let me know what your experience has been. You can't get the font size right.

[Gerald]

There are elements that need work.

[Steven Crowder]

Ah, yes. Like basic fonts. And tonight, actually. Or sorry, tomorrow. Tomorrow, Tomorrow. At Brooktown Comedy Club, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Josh Firestein. How are you, sir?

[Guest/Co-host]

Good. I love that video too. I'm all for it. Somebody comes in, you're poor. I did the same thing to my Amazon guy, so.

[Steven Crowder]

Really?

[Guest/Co-host]

Yeah, yeah. You can't be delivering packages after 8:30. Come on, dude. I got kids.

[Steven Crowder]

My other dog hoppers like Joe Lewis. People here who've been here for long enough. You remember he did that to the package guy just because he's racist. I told the story. It was raining. And so you remember that driveway that I used to have? Yeah. To run up and there was a bush in front of the door. So I see him estimating. I see my dog hopper look at the front door. Black guy, by the way, I should say.

[Guest/Co-host]

Oh. And

[Steven Crowder]

I see him growling, it's raining. I see the guy look up at the rain. And he takes the package to use it as like an umbrella, which, by the way, doesn't work. And he sprints up and comes around the corner. It's a blind corner around the bush. And then hoppers on the screen went, oh, damn. And threw it and ran off. He actually yelled, oh, damn. And threw his makeshift umbrella. I was like, you are a silly person. This shouldn't be real life.

[Guest/Co-host]

You can't get mad at that though.

[Gerald]

If you.

[Guest/Co-host]

Whatever. Whatever's in your package, you can't get mad at that. I would do the same thing.

[Gerald]

I would.

[Steven Crowder]

It's like a Pixar movie. By the way, before we get into anything else, David Allen Coe died. I just found that out. We were doing the David outlaw country legend. Real country. Outlaw country. You guys let me know if you were a fan of his. One of my favorite songs ever is actually David Allen Co's Living on the Run. I think we have a little.

[Gerald]

Do we have it?

[Steven Crowder]

No. No.

[Gerald]

So, okay, when we said we had it, we wrote the name of the song.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh. Oh, you wrote the name of the song.

[Guest/Co-host]

Oh, that's good.

[Gerald]

You asked AI to get it.

[Steven Crowder]

I was gonna say you're like a real life AI Prompt. Hey, guys, can you pull one of my favorite songs ever, Living on the Run. And I go, we'll write it down. Yeah, thanks.

[Guest/Co-host]

I'll do it for you. Living on the run. I'm running And I'm living on it.

[Gerald]

Yeah, I don't know the song either.

[Steven Crowder]

So that's I kill my man in Tennessee.

[Guest/Co-host]

Oh, I didn't.

[Steven Crowder]

I didn't get it from me. I'm on the run, baby, on the run.

[Gerald]

I might know it if I heard it anyway. And strike.

[Steven Crowder]

How much are we allowed to play Go, Go?

[Gerald]

A little.

[Guest/Co-host]

See, I nailed it.

[Gerald]

Okay.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, it's great.

[Gerald]

Yeah, he killed a woman in tenness.

[Steven Crowder]

Of course he's on the run.

[Gerald]

He should be.

[Steven Crowder]

She showed up at his porch. All right, fair. Fair enough. Fair enough. It was dragging a little bit. We turned it right back around. Hey, let's go to Ann Arbor. Being racist. That's a fun start.

[Gerald]

All right.

[Steven Crowder]

Slow news day, people. So you know what that means. Ann Arbor. They're now going to solve the equity problem. Racism is solved now.

[Guest/Co-host]

Oh, good.

[Steven Crowder]

By getting rid of racist. I know what you're thinking. Racist signs. And what are you thinking? Racist signs. Like, you know, like at a diner. Like, your can's not welcome.

[Guest/Co-host]

Colored water fountain here.

[Steven Crowder]

Neighborhood watch signs. Because apparently that's. Black people don't like neighborhood watches.

[Gerald]

I wonder why.

[Steven Crowder]

Let's watch briefly. Neighborhood watch signs are expressions of exclusion, and they're inconsistent with their values for criminals.

[Guest/Co-host]

Stop watching me, man.

[Steven Crowder]

The way we want to welcome folks in. You know, there are people that look

[Guest/Co-host]

like me, adults from my community that have been questioned criminals in the neighborhood by others, you know, wondering what they're doing there. This is disrepresentative of our values and what we. What are you doing here in my house?

[Narrator/Advertiser]

They were not connected to any existing public safety program today. In fact, it's been defunct for decades. And it really harkens back to a time when public safety was about. Exclusion was about.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. Excluding criminals, crimes. We're trying to. And who did not.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

And that is not how we do public safety in Ann Arbor today.

[Steven Crowder]

Wait, so you don't want cops, but you don't want neighborhood watches?

[Narrator/Advertiser]

That they don't belong because they do.

[Steven Crowder]

No, they don't.

[Guest/Co-host]

Welcome everyone to the city of Ann Arbor. But most importantly, we want everyone see something. Shut the hell up. And just the removal of these signs is. Is a huge step in that direction.

[Gerald]

Freaking mute. Oh, my gosh.

[Steven Crowder]

By the way, can we also define huge steps? It's a huge step in that direction. Do you remember a neighborhood watch sign is a huge step in solving racial discrimination in a neighborhood. You do understand that your premise is racist, right? You do get this.

[Gerald]

Yeah, I love it. It's like the Raising of the flag on Iwo Jima and the sign being taken down. I don't know which picture.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm like, I just pictured Gary Oldman from Bram Stoker's Dracula with a TV

[Guest/Co-host]

being carried like

[Steven Crowder]

now. Picturing nothing but Gary Oldman, like, hey, who are you watching in this neighborhood?

[Guest/Co-host]

Everyone.

[Steven Crowder]

And you should be. You know what? You know what? Since you said it, let's just say, let's just chalk this up to white culture. We like Neighborhood watches. White guys, we do it, we're like, hey man, you want to grab a beer, watch the neighborhood, make sure no criminals? Sure, it's a white thing. Cuz you said it's a white thing. So just let us have the white thing. Neighborhood Watch, it's fun for us.

[Guest/Co-host]

I'm going to start using that as an excuse to get away for a couple hours. Yeah, just tell my wife, hey, I'm doing the Neighborhood watch with the guys down the street. We'll just hang out at the pool. Just drinking.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. What do you mean? That's more inclusive. I get it. They want to be more inclusive. And they actually have had some of the signs replaced with a more welcoming message to those in question. Hold up, wait a minute.

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

Also,

[Steven Crowder]

also, that guy has a sign on his fence that says beware of pussy.

[Gerald]

So, aw, let's just come right in.

[Steven Crowder]

I've told you this before, this is just a. Just. This is just more supporting evidence. We provide them every single. We live stream 11am weekdays. We provide the references. The left wants to turn criminals into a voting base, violent criminals into a voting base. And you, the law abiding, taxpaying citizen into criminals. That's what it is. There is no world in which you can rationalize. Yeah, we want to get rid of Neighborhood Watch signs, which by the way means they want to get rid of voluntary neighborhood watches. They see that as exclusive as well. Because they want you exposed, they want you less safe. You could say, well, hold on a second. In isolation. This is nuanced. And let's take it into context. Let's take it into context. No cash, bail, catch and release. You look at the Carlos Brown Jr. 14 times. I believe it's somewhere between 11, 14 times before he killed Irena's Zarutska. They're soft on crime across the board. If ever given the chance to protect you or even give you the tools to protect yourself, the law abiding citizen, or enable and abet criminals, they pick the latter every single time, with remarkable consistency.

[Gerald]

Every time. And by the way, she said it's a defunct program for decades. You know what? I didn't know that. And I guarantee you the criminals didn't either.

[Steven Crowder]

No, it was a sign.

[Gerald]

It cost you nothing at this point just to leave it up and let them suspect that it's happening.

[Steven Crowder]

Also, if it's a racist, by the way, Ann Arbor is like 6% black. I'm very familiar with Ann Arbor. You've seen. I've done videos in Ann Arbor quite a few times. Used to live in Michigan. Would that black council, Would she live there if it was that racist? Also, something else to take into account. Theft, motor vehicle parts. Like thievery, carjack, all that assault, all on the rise in the city. So this is how they view fixing it.

[Gerald]

Fantastic. Good job, Ann Arbor.

[Steven Crowder]

Let's just make. Let's take the rising crime rate and remove the fear of accountability.

[Gerald]

Yes.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, you can't report a crime if you don't see it. That's right. So just don't watch.

[Gerald]

Just proves that the U of M

[Steven Crowder]

sucks in Ann Arbor ultimately. Like, this is. This is horrible because I like to watch what's next.

[Guest/Co-host]

Yeah, you're a watcher. I know. I know what that chair in the hotel's for. It's for you.

[Gerald]

He puts it out on the street corner.

[Guest/Co-host]

What's next? They gonna ban, like, ring cameras, security cameras. Did they really? What?

[Steven Crowder]

Cause they say it's facing a public place. It's an invasion of privacy. Wow. Oh, my God. Yeah. You guys fact check me on the Earth, it was proposed. I think they did it in a municipality. They said, yeah, you can't have ring cameras because it's a violation of privacy rights. And they made a whole town start taking them down. Also, they ban a lot of guard dog breeds in Canada, so you can't have it. You can't have a gun, you can't have a dog. That's too dangerous. And you can't have a modern security system.

[Gerald]

Leave your keys out so they can see them, though. That was the advice given.

[Steven Crowder]

Leave your keys closest to the door. And by the way, if you leave your car unlocked and it gets stolen and they find out that you didn't lock your own car doors or you forgot, you will be charged. Yep. That's what happens in Quebec, the land of the left. It's coming for you. Speaking of coming for you, I don't know any other way to get into this. A lot of people are commenting on this and I don't like Nick Fuentes. I don't care. This was too rough. How could you push a woman. I love it in this instance. Great. I want to see more of this because I want there to be deterrence for the same reason the left wants to remove neighborhood watch signs. I want you to engage in when you or yours are threatened. That certainly includes your property, your family, your vehicle. Ruthless violence. Ruthless, defensive violence. They need to have their head on a swivel. Now, I've had scenarios like all of us have, by the way. We just don't broadcast it. We deal with the authorities when appropriate. But this one made its way public. Wherever you line up with or against Nick Fuentes, put that aside for a second. Someone showed up at a guy's house because he was doxxed aggressively and he dealt with her accordingly. It's also hilariously funny. Here's the video. Hi. Oh, my God. What are you doing? What are you. He looks so annoyed.

[Gerald]

Gotta come out of my house for this.

[Steven Crowder]

Did you catch that? Maybe she did. While sitting there doing nothing.

[Gerald]

Illegally parked in front of the Hydra.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, my gosh. This encapsulates so much of the left. The feminist left. First off, the other lady is, like you said, illegally parked in front of a fire hiker. But it's okay because it's for the greater good. She goes up. She genuinely can't compute that someone who may be under threat on a consistent basis, Nick Fuentes, may not take too kindly to you showing up at his house. So she's surprised that she has to deal with any ramifications whatsoever.

[Gerald]

Yes.

[Steven Crowder]

Falls down is also probably surprised that she's very weak, which shouldn't be a surprise because she's a 57 year old self described Jewish feminist vegan activist, and then turns to her friend, her female friend, who clearly is not her friend. There is no loyalty.

[Guest/Co-host]

Will not have.

[Steven Crowder]

Did you get that? I don't know. I was too busy illegally parking.

[Guest/Co-host]

You wish there were more stairs for her to fall down.

[Gerald]

Yeah, just all the stairs.

[Steven Crowder]

I wish he lived at the top of a lighthouse.

[Guest/Co-host]

She has to fall down. Spiral stairs.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh. What are you doing? I know.

[Guest/Co-host]

It's okay. It's a soft, sandy landing. It's fine.

[Steven Crowder]

No, it's usually on rock. I don't think. Lighthouse on a sand.

[Gerald]

True.

[Guest/Co-host]

What are you doing?

[Steven Crowder]

No, this is accountability. Oh, no. And a side story. Remember I told you there were these kids. I always support kids if they're selling lemonade or something. They had a haunted lighthouse in northern Michigan to raise money for their school. And they go in like. So you're gonna go through the haunt? Do you want it medium scary or really scary? I said it could be really scary. She goes, turn off the flashlight. They're like eight. Okay. It's awesome. It was great. It was great. I never understood. Can you guys. Do you understand it when people drive past a lemonade stand or some of the kids are doing and. And they're mad about it or they don't want get out of the roadway? Like it's just. And also guys who make change for that. It's a 50 cent. Give them five bucks. Encourage it. That's. I always try.

[Guest/Co-host]

No, you gotta get your change. Cause you gotta teach that skill. That's math, baby.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, I guess.

[Guest/Co-host]

But hey, I tip him out of the change you get. Here's a quarter. Go buy yourself a phone call. This is unlike 10 years ago, calling the city.

[Steven Crowder]

You're that guy.

[Gerald]

I'm not that guy.

[Steven Crowder]

I support them. All right. And thank you for the raid, Dan. Like I said, slow news day. This is just. This was so much fun. I watched this and I just. Now, by the way, it could have been anyone. I would say the same thing if that was a leftist and some rabid far right winger. If you could find one showed up at their house. You have the right to defend your home. Yes, she posted this after the incident. So, okay, so what would you do if a neo Nazi white supremacist who called on a holy war against Jews and is a loud, proud misogynist lives in your town. You are a Jewish feminist and you know his address. Further, what would you do if you. Your friend after friend. I'm trying to read what she wrote. It doesn't make sense. Messaged you with his address and told you that you should pop over since you live in the same town and report what it looks like from outside his home at and listed Fuentes address. I believe this is after the doxing but before the incident.

[Guest/Co-host]

What would you do that you have to do that? Oh, my friends told me I had to.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Guest/Co-host]

What you that week?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. How are you going to accomplish anything? Also, here's the thing. So this is very funny, the video objectively. But even funnier is that this whole incident, once he took her phone, gave us this historic photograph that right there. Like you've made Nick Fuentes who's. He'll tell you he's not that tall. You've made him look like a badass with that. But that literally looks like a 70s horror movie. What does it say? Oh, it says, well, the next thing live streaming might be you.

[Gerald]

Oh, I love it.

[Steven Crowder]

Now, so that's funny. But here's where it's not funny when you see it actually come to fruition. This was an incompetent vegan feminist. Okay. That's objectively funny because they suck at everything. What's not funny is having to deal with this on a regular basis because of your views, regardless of how offensive, controversial they are. You can say that about Nick Fuentes if you want. And you'd probably be right in some of his views. Now do it with me. Now do it with Gerald. Now do it with basic Fox News host. It happens across the board and it escalates. The left does this consistently. They know what they are doing. They know why they are doing it. They're hoping that someone who is deranged enough out there carries this to its logical conclusion. You may not know this. A lot of people probably aren't aware of this, but in December 2024, there was another person who showed up at Nick Fuentes house. It was John Lyons. Okay. While he was livestreaming. I didn't know these. Did you know that guy, John Lyons, who showed up at Nick Fuentes house? He had murdered three people earlier that day. No. That day he killed three people. You know, let me tack on Nick Fuentes.

[Guest/Co-host]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Showed up with a pistol and a crossbow. Someone called 911. He was killed by the police after the chase. So for as many instances that you see with people like this where. And I'm glad that it was funny that he shoved her. We're playing that video again because it's that funny. There are plenty of others that really aren't. And so when the left say, when they say things like, you shouldn't shove a woman, that's an overreaction. It's just like the story we covered where they want to get rid of the neighborhood watch signs. They want to embolden the criminals.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

And they want law abiding citizens to cower in fear. Here's actually some video of Lyons showing up to Fuentes home. He was live streaming, I believe, while it happened. Killed three people that day. Thank God he was shot by the cops. You know, the cops who the left also don't think should exist. Yeah. So you shouldn't be able to protect your home. Right. You will be docked. You shouldn't have a neighborhood watch. We should defund the police and have social workers. Now tell me how you deal with that. The answer is you don't. And that's by design. Let's play that original clip again. And now maybe in this context, you go, oh, wait a second. Could it be possible that she has a weapon on her? Is it possible that things escalate really quickly, that she has a plan? How do you know? If someone shows up at your door, aggressively play it again. He could just as easily open it. She could shoot him. Still is funny, though. She turns to her disloyal acquaintance. Did you get it? Oh, my gosh. What are you doing? I just. I can't get enough of it.

[Gerald]

I love the ones that, like I said, turn him into, like, this martial arts expert. One of them was like, he did the. Get over here.

[Steven Crowder]

Like, kicked her to the car.

[Gerald]

Get over here. I love it when people play around with these clips.

[Steven Crowder]

It's. It's. What it is is it's a complete and a deliberate misapplication of standard.

[Gerald]

Yes.

[Steven Crowder]

It's really shove a woman. By the way, he didn't hit her. He could have beaten the crap out of her. He hit her with a non lethal defense mechanism, shoved her, took her phone, closed the door. I don't know that you could handle it much better given the circumstances.

[Guest/Co-host]

She walked away. Yeah, she's fine. She hobbled her fat ass up and walked away.

[Steven Crowder]

But what they want to do is. Couldn't you. Couldn't you not shove her right at ghost Room? Couldn't you not have a gun? Okay. Couldn't you not have a taser? Okay. Couldn't you not use chokeholds? Okay, Why'd you have to shove. The next step is him to put himself at risk. They're expecting him to make the judgment. All right, let me take inventory. Could there be a weapon here? Is there not. Is this person hostile? Are they not while absolving her of the responsibility that she has to not show up at someone's private property aggressively. They want you, the law abiding, taxpaying citizen, to be made a criminal, and they want criminals to be made voters. This is by design. And find me the exception to this rule.

[Guest/Co-host]

I saw that rhetoric all day yesterday about the. About the stabber in London or England. They were arresting him and they're kicking him in the head. And people are like, they don't have to do that. They don't have to kick. They have him under control. They don't have to be kicking him in the head. The guy still had the knife in his hand.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, yeah.

[Guest/Co-host]

And they don't. They're not allowed to carry guns.

[Steven Crowder]

Right. Also, maybe they want to kick him in the head. Yeah. So that's where I am. It's not like, hey, did some. He actively pursued, grabbed people to the best of our knowledge, who he viewed as Jewish, targeted and stabbed them repeatedly. There's nothing too severe in dealing with him at that point. I have no. They should be blowing him away. Great, good. Let's deter these people.

[Guest/Co-host]

You should have all ten fingers broken.

[Steven Crowder]

Yep.

[Guest/Co-host]

He's holding a knife. Yeah, not anymore. Your fingers are broken.

[Steven Crowder]

Yep.

[Guest/Co-host]

Sorry.

[Steven Crowder]

That's right, you guys, let me. We'll be taking your chat today because it's chat Thursday next, Right? We just. I don't want to move on. I just want to keep watching the video. That's all I want to do today, all day.

[Guest/Co-host]

What are you doing?

[Steven Crowder]

Can we show the. The movie poster one.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Oh.

[Steven Crowder]

One more time and then the movie poster. Hi. Oh, my God. What? Oh, my God. What happened? It.

[Guest/Co-host]

How delusional is she?

[Gerald]

So freaking stupid.

[Guest/Co-host]

Hi, I'm here to. I'm here to record your house so that people know how to get in and kill you.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Guest/Co-host]

Hi.

[Steven Crowder]

Hi. Yeah, hi. What an insane.

[Guest/Co-host]

Definitely single person.

[Steven Crowder]

Now the movie poster one more time.

[Guest/Co-host]

It's still funny.

[Steven Crowder]

It looks like every first person shot, like in a horror movie, you fall and then the guy just walks and you see his foot, like. Yeah, that's like.

[Guest/Co-host]

This looks like how the movie the strangers would go at my house. Yes, there you go knocking on my door, like. And then boom, you're dead.

[Steven Crowder]

Also, like, his house there is weird. It looks like he lives in a Tim Burton film. Okay, it's Chicago.

[Gerald]

The angle.

[Steven Crowder]

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[Steven Crowder]

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[Guest/Co-host]

a thing, I never turned back. I can create a site with my eyes closed. Shopify thinks ahead of us, you know,

[Steven Crowder]

and it thinks about the customer more than anything. Every day I'm thinking about some other new business, but Shopify is doing it to me because it's so easy to use.

[Guest/Co-host]

It's like I can't stop I'm addicted.

[Steven Crowder]

Start your free [e-mail]. all right, this next one, this is something that's a little more kind of policy centric. But hey, this may help you. If you're a business owner or if you plan to be involved in business, a lot of people will tell you, hey, if you can work with the Chinese, that's the future. You absolutely should not invest anything with China. If you're a business owner, just know you could be doing so at your own peril. You may think that you're saving money, but what could very well happen is you simply lose all of it. No more China investment. That's fun anytime.

[Gerald]

We can we do that.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Weekdays 11:00am Eastern. All the references. But we put a lot of work into this, even if it's silly. So this week, Chinese communist party blocked the sale of say it. And I was trying to find a way to pronounce it differently. I was like, manus. No, no, the company is Manus. Manus AI. It's Manus.

[Gerald]

Manus.

[Guest/Co-host]

It's my anus.

[Steven Crowder]

There's no good way Manus AI it was going to be sold to Zuckerberg's meta. And of course there was a ton of American investment and China said, nope. This is what happened with maintenance.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Turning to technology. China ordering to cancel Metta's $2 billion acquisition of agentic AI startup Manus. We are getting an email saying that everything was in accordance with all the springter was taken. It doesn't expect to see any more difficulty.

[Steven Crowder]

Malice was originally a Chinese founded business. The lower third we incorporated in Singapore.

[Guest/Co-host]

Probe of my anus.

[Gerald]

Extensive probing.

[Steven Crowder]

Leaving the company, leaving the country. So I think clearly this is an issue about technology transfer from. From one superpower to another. And that's why we're seeing this Chinese clampdown. Now before we get to the actual problem here and I promise there will be something educational. Was there no one in this boardroom who just like. All right, so we all agree on Manus. Hey, wait a second. Like, how about I don't anything else?

[Guest/Co-host]

Hey, guys. The logo looks like a fart and

[Gerald]

our name sounds like Anus. No, no, no.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, we'll go with choice number two. Springtuck. How about gross state? Gross date. We'll go gross date. Passage.

[Guest/Co-host]

How about fractal?

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, okay, listen, you'll hear our new slogan, all right? With our AI manners. Bring you aids. We have. They aid you to do better prompt.

[Guest/Co-host]

People will think it's from Africa if we call it M Butthole. Let's Put M on the front like Mbappe. Right, but it's Mbaho.

[Steven Crowder]

So here's the thing. Let me just give you the rundown. And this is the problem. If you're investing in a company that is controlled by the Chinese, just know they can take it away at any moment. I do think that our approach with China needs to be more Cold War esque. Yeah, I know that we can't do all of it because there are some entanglements right now, but our set point should not be. Yeah, yeah, they're gonna be the next superpower. Our set point should not be the carnage position of the world. Our set point should be. These people are communists. They seek to subvert Western civilization by any means possible. And they are never going to be brought into the modern free world. They are going to take advantage of you at any opportunity. They are not your friends. They've proven that. Also, their government has killed many, many tens of millions of people thanks to communism. So 2022, it was founded in China by a guy named Red Xiao. All right, so, yeah, founded by a Chinese, to be clear, April 2025, they got tens of millions of dollars in investment from the United States. So American investment. Yeah, 2025, in August, they relocated the company to Singapore. Right? Then Meta tries to acquire Manus. And then in April 2020, China just blocked the deal. Deal. Just. No, that's it. That's it. And they put the CEO, chief scientist under an exit ban in China, keeping him in China. Your investment's gone.

[Guest/Co-host]

No, no, no, no, no. It.

[Steven Crowder]

My anus.

[Guest/Co-host]

Not your anus.

[Steven Crowder]

Manus does not provide consent.

[Guest/Co-host]

Hey, you can't take my anus.

[Steven Crowder]

You have to ask before you take my ass.

[Gerald]

Oh, my gosh. These guys even tried to do it the right way. They tried to reincorporate the company somewhere else. And they were like, no, I know. You're Chinese citizens. Sorry.

[Steven Crowder]

And by the way, over the past decade, trillions of dollars, I think it's depending on the numbers you use, between 2 and 3 trillion dollars of American investment into China. And this is the thing. These American investors, these American business owners, entrepreneurs, they're actually funding our enemy. This is asinine. It's absolutely foolish. And people act as though, yeah, yeah, we can be partners. No, this shows you. The Manus deal shows you that the Communist Chinese Party, they have complete and total authority over every single dollar invested in China. And that also begs the question, okay, so if this is what they do, it's very clear that they will use this to their advantage. They Want to kneecap the United States? What kind of game is the NBA playing? Right. What kind of ball are these production companies playing where they actually can get them to acquiesce or be partners? That means that they are subject to the authority of communist Chinese censorship. There's no other way to do business with them.

[Gerald]

Yeah, that's one of the reasons we had a problem with Elon Musk having, I think it was his battery facility in China. And fine, look, if China wants to restrict technology like we restrict chips or something like that, that's fine. But why are US Companies falling for it and supporting these companies over there knowing that this kind of stuff will happen, not might will happen? Yeah, it is absolutely funding our own demise.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, well they don't care about our demise. They care about short term gains and profits and ultimately that could end up hurting them. This is what's going to have to happen on a continual basis. They will need to feel the sting before they start thinking of you. So I'm not anti free enterprise, I'm not anti capitalism. I'm very pro those things. Things if you conduct your business in an honest way, I think it's well within the purview of the authority of government. Say, you know what, we're not going to allow American, American venture capitalists, American business owners to fund our enemy. Do you think that's reasonable, by the way? That's what, that's what's happened with every nation in the history of ever. And the Cold War is a good example of how you don't necessarily need to be firing rockets or dropping bombs to understand that you are in a conflict with another nation. They are sworn communist enemies. By the way, investing in Singapore is very much the same thing called Singapore washing. So companies will move there to avoid kind of being caught, to avoid the scrutiny and so that they can have access to American investment. You look at other companies like Shane and ByteDance, TikTok, they both use that. And here's the other thing that you need to take into account. You're not just funding, you may not just lose your investment. That can happen. You're not just funding the business venture potentially economically of our enemy. You absolutely. If you are doing that in a roundabout way or in some cases very directly, you're funding their military. So they actually have something called military civil fusion. This actually comes from a CCP policy and it states that any company or industry in China can be repurposed for military means.

[Gerald]

That's not completely out of the norm either. Like we, we did that during World War II here in the United States. So again, all of these policies make some sense for them to do and make some sense for us to do.

[Steven Crowder]

It's quite a bit more expansive there though, for sure. Basically, you have something useful. Okay, you share that with the milit. Immediately. Yeah. And why. Why are we doing this?

[Gerald]

It's our funding of it.

[Steven Crowder]

It's like giving. It's like giving first degree murderers. I don't understand. We give them a weight room in prison. I've never. I don't give them. I've never understood it. I've never understood how we allow them to get stronger and faster after committing heinous crimes.

[Guest/Co-host]

It's like we're challenging them.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Gerald]

Would you like a protein drink, sir?

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. Let's make our enemy stronger. Let's make our adversary more formidable. Let's make arguably, the government that has killed more people more of its own citizens than any in history. And it's really hard to get those numbers right. We did the great Diktoff, I think was numbers. Somewhere between. It can be so wide as 20 to 60 million. We settled around probably 40, 50 million killed under the Mao regime. The Great Leap Forward. This is an evil, evil, evil regime. And by the way, they still have to venerate the people who killed their folks. So when you're investing in China, you need to know your money is going straight to the military, should the CCP say so. And that means you're investing in stuff like this. Now. But it is real. That is a real Chinese military trailer.

[Gerald]

Except for the logo.

[Steven Crowder]

Except for the logo. Yeah, that was it.

[Guest/Co-host]

I prefer to play with Bucky Rasik.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, he's Tag. Bob Barnquest.

[Guest/Co-host]

Rodney Morin, King of street fame.

[Steven Crowder]

Bam on Terrible for the fall. He's better at street than Tony Hawk. Oh, no. You can't aim your rifle on an electric skateboard.

[Guest/Co-host]

What happens if your fight's not on a street?

[Steven Crowder]

Guys, I need a charger.

[Guest/Co-host]

Get up that mountain. Here, take skateboard.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, no. A slight crack.

[Guest/Co-host]

Oh, no. Skateboard stuck in trench.

[Steven Crowder]

All right, Goofy Gammy. Schematics for a military razor scooter.

[Guest/Co-host]

Our enemy found our biggest weakness. A small pebble.

[Steven Crowder]

That was the worst dude here. Riding down the street. It will calm America. Oh, no. Acorn. Oh, fuck. It's just brunch. Hide.

[Guest/Co-host]

Brunch.

[Steven Crowder]

Hide. Shot in face.

[Guest/Co-host]

I told you to give WD40 to Barry. Go faster. Beat enemy. Oh, Jesus.

[Steven Crowder]

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[Guest/Co-host]

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[Steven Crowder]

Earth Knees.

[Guest/Co-host]

My favorite Band Hori. It's supposed to be Hurley. They can't say that word for sure.

[Steven Crowder]

Vans War Poor beer.

[Guest/Co-host]

A bong.

[Steven Crowder]

Wix. Air over air work. Oh mirror. We just stumbled across a gold mine the Chinese clearly cannot pronounce most of the celebrated catalog of Pacific sunwear Aero.

[Guest/Co-host]

Vans. Oh, nailed it.

[Gerald]

There you go.

[Steven Crowder]

Off the wall. I hope Chinese people see this. I hope the Chinese, you know, take whatever is of value for you in this show. They, they and they really do. They love getting their digs in at the United States. Another dig actually that they tried to get in. They're now changing their international fortune cookies. Happiness is just around corner. Haha. You actually walk around corner and. And this one too is another.

[Guest/Co-host]

Have another cookie. Nobody will notice because you already so fat. F

[Steven Crowder]

And finally the one Gerald got the other night was not, you know, that one was on the nose. Your lucky number is 69. If 69 have dash like full 7 Canadians. So the point is don't trust China. Don't invest in China. I absolutely think that, that our approach should be much more similar to how we approach the cold war than how we are approaching China right now.

[Gerald]

And that means that companies need to understand that there are no private companies in China. We've talked about this for a long time and we shouldn't be funding them. And we need to rebuild the industrial base here to be able to do that.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, you have to be more careful than ever with your finances. And by the way, I know a lot of you are into crypto so manage all of your crypto in one spot. Have true financial freedom. Them actually keep your your crypto safe link in the description for rumble wallet. It's a great one stop shop to manage all your crypto and simplify it.

[Gerald]

Yeah, it's an easy way to get into like I've never bought it before but using that's a pretty easy way to do it.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh my gosh, I forgot we have this whole I'm not an idiot but

[Gerald]

I just don't know how to buy it.

[Steven Crowder]

I forgot. I just thought, I thought we only had the one other segment. No, the Wilsons and no. Okay, so Europe. No, silly. Europe is a really, really silly place. You know this and that is because of leftism. To be clear, when I talk about this here, I've said this many times. Don't just ask yourself okay, what is the left doing? What would they do if completely unfettered. You saw for example in Australia during COVID You saw in Canada with the truckers being debanked you see what happens in Europe with thousands of people arrested for social media posts, for texts. They also have followed the playbook as far as climate alarmism, as far as an anti people worldview. And so they have a birth. They have a birth rate problem. Right. If you look at Europe, their birth rate as of 2024 is 1.34. We're at 1.6 now. It needs to be above 2 to simply sustain their society. Italy is like at 1.18. Poland is at 1.14. Spain is at 1.1. And with zero, by the way, the Vatican. Although with the recent flood of migrants, that is expected to rise exponentially and a demographic shift. I just made that imam seem cool.

[Guest/Co-host]

Oh, yeah, he seems super cool.

[Gerald]

Dude fits right in.

[Guest/Co-host]

I want to follow him into a jihad man.

[Steven Crowder]

And now they say, said, okay, so what we need to do to fix this problem in Europe is we need to discourage men, as a matter of policy, from ever engaging in a romantic encounter with a female ever again. Here you go.

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

Whoa.

[Guest/Co-host]

You know, yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

New consent law. Yeah. For. They want this for. For all EU countries, as you guys saw. And they're, according to this new legal framework, consent. And this is not a secret to anyone who's. Who's gone to college recently. Right. They've been pushing the idea of regretful pnv, which for those who are watching penis in vagina, regretful pnv, you can retroactively remove consent, period. Feminists have been pushing this for a long time. It just isn't necessary. It just isn't necessarily a matter of law in the United States. Thank God. They want that to be the standard in Europe in dealing, for example, with rape. So it now includes not only violence and threats, the consent law, but abuse of power, fear, intimidation, state loss, intoxication or exposure to chemicals, by the way. Illness, disability, other state of vulnerability. It is so broad.

[Gerald]

Other state of vulnerability.

[Steven Crowder]

Other state of vulnerability. And this, of course, can be applied retroactively, meaning rape used to be something that was, I don't want to say straightforward, but certainly more so than this. It was a forcible sexual act. You did not. You were clear that you did not want to engage in sexual. Someone else raped you. We know what we're talking about now. Rape can include she had one more drink than you. Yeah. And she can bring this forward years later. Or you were bigger and stronger than her. And so she said yes. But really it's because she was intimidated, which would be pretty much every male, female dynamic that exists. And there Isn't really a timeframe on it. This is a huge reason as to why men are checking out of the dating pool across the board. And Europe has decided that they want to make it worse. There is an exception. It's okay as far as, you know, consent. They're a little bit more liberal with it. If you're deciding to have threesomes with gay immigrants. This is real. Sorry, sorry, wrong clip. This is the real one. This is the real one.

[Guest/Co-host]

Looks just like it.

[Steven Crowder]

Childish Gambino. Yeah, that was a real. And let me just tell you, that is.

[Gerald]

It's not okay.

[Steven Crowder]

I know. We're gonna. We're gonna need to start the men's group back up because you are faltering.

[Gerald]

A little skeptical too of any clip we skip. Okay.

[Steven Crowder]

My chemical romance of humor. Your manners is fine.

[Guest/Co-host]

It's so tense. Why your man is so tense.

[Steven Crowder]

I can hear your manners.

[Guest/Co-host]

I go.

[Steven Crowder]

But that right there, what you just saw, if you understand how evil and perverse that is. And I don't just mean because gay guy, whatever. What I'm talking about is they're presenting that as the ideal and there are several elements there. Okay? Threesome, sexual degeneracy, homosexuality in a small bed in what appears to be a loft. In other words, that bohemian lifestyle. And this has been going on for a while. Rent. Right. Remember that film, that play like, oh my gosh, isn't the world needs to change. No, you need to change. And that is not going to bring you happiness or fulfillment. What that ad should be. When we're doing some kind of a psa, we should actually consider how we want our society to look. And do you know what would be best for society? A married man and woman and a child. And you know what else? It will actually lead to more happiness. If that was a man and his wife. Husband, Wife and a child jumping into bed. A big old king sized bed on Sunday morning. Hey, would that bother anybody? That's better for your life. They want you to be threesome with a random migrant in a small room. Hey, you're making it happen. Everything the left advises you to do is bad for you as it deals with morality. To be clear, they're almost always wrong. And that's not hyperbole, by the way, as we're dealing with the rape law. Let me be really key fact number one here. Sweden did this. Okay? The closest thing we had. And it was. It was bad. It was really bad. We have the numbers and you can go check them out. References available in the description. Reports of Rape, now that it was broadened, they went up about 62%. And almost all of them were new non violent consent cases. Only violent rapes actually fell slightly. That right there tells you something A little bit.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Prosecutions went up 93%, then stabilized. 90% of the reports still never prosecuted. Just to be clear, convictions for, again, the nonviolent, non aggravated rape. So this could include someone being exploited if they're drunk, which legitimately is a problem. It could also include a woman several months or several weeks later, several years later, I would imagine, after a break up, saying they regret the sex. So all of that is lumped in. Those convictions rose 75% right away. And that number, it doesn't. It was 190 to like 208 in 2017. And then it went up to 333, like in 2019, then stayed flat since 2019. And here's the other thing. The new cases that we're talking about, meaning not rape as we have known it throughout all of human history, they now require 40 to 54% reliance exclusively on oral evidence testimony alone. Meaning she says it right. That's the only evidence they have.

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

Half.

[Steven Crowder]

Half insane. And then you see the birth rate problem, and then you see people not getting married, and you see, why would a man take the risk.

[Guest/Co-host]

Yeah. If she could just, you know, retroactively pull her consent.

[Steven Crowder]

The only guarantee that you have that you will not face rape charges or have to go through that awful process is that the girl right now you are currently seeing is saying she won't do it. That's it. If you're in Sweden. He didn't give me that necklace for

[Guest/Co-host]

my birthday, so he raped me.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Guest/Co-host]

At a certain point, it's gonna be. The only sex you can have is if you pay for it.

[Steven Crowder]

Mm. Mm.

[Guest/Co-host]

Prostitution. Or, you know.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, and this is porn, cuz.

[Guest/Co-host]

Oh, well, we could. Well, we entered a country. We had a deal. I paid you for it. That was the consent.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Guest/Co-host]

Took the money and I got a service.

[Steven Crowder]

Right. You need to that. Actually, I can. I could understand guys going that route because they need to have a paper trail of it. So you take Sweden. Okay. That's a case study as far as a nation. Right now you're gonna be applying this to Europe at large. Is there something comparable to that in the United States? Well, certainly not, for example, like with our actual justice system, but tribunals on campus. So you have Sweden. Do we see the same results? Yeah. Remember mattress girl at Columbia? This is a campus tribunal. She was the one coming on to him, she was the one making aggressive, aggressive sexual advances. He rebuffed her. She walked around with the mattress for the rest of that semester claiming she was raped. And this guy missed his graduation. This guy's life was ruined until later on we found out she made it up because she was. She was pissed. She was a lover scorned. So sweet. It's gone badly where we have it here, outside of the systems of. Of law, for example, in these campus tribunals, same results. Why would we expect it to be any different from Europe? Well, we shouldn't. Why? Because they want you to have threesomes with migrants instead of start a family.

[Guest/Co-host]

Every woman who cheats, every man who cheats now gets a get out of jail free card by saying, oh, I didn't give consent to that.

[Steven Crowder]

Right. Yeah.

[Guest/Co-host]

I had sex with my boss seven times. I didn't consent to any of them.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, but every, but every time he's larger than me, so I felt like I couldn't say no. You ever have that used against you, by the way? You ever have that as a man, like in a disagreement or they go, well, you're large. So when you get intense, it's intimidating and you may not realize it as though that helps them win the argument. That happens all the time. You comment below. Here's another key fact. I know you get it because you're a giant.

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

That's true.

[Steven Crowder]

Which means you'll live a short life.

[Gerald]

Hey, right around you.

[Steven Crowder]

This is also going to be expensive. You're taller than me. It's going to be expensive. So you think about this. I mean, fake rape allegations, not only does it dilute and really, I mean, it's a slap in the face to women who've actually gone through rape. I think that genuine rapists, violent, forcible rape. I'm fine with the death penalty.

[Guest/Co-host]

Yep.

[Steven Crowder]

100% if proven with DNA. A rape kit, if proven beyond a doubt, I'm fine with it. Just to be clear. But when you throw everything into this mix, guess what? You don't have enough resources. The Swedish police, they actually, their workload increased anywhere from 50 to 80% depending on the precinct. The Canadian police admitted when they broadened their rules for rape that it was a serious strain on the system. As a matter of fact, one of the largest strains was having to having to work their way through false rape allegations. And I know that's another thing that people will say, like, well, you really think that. That many women are making fake rape. Yes, I do. Yes, I do. Here's key Fact number three, it's very common. It's very common. Now, people will tell you, actually, fake rape accusations, they only number. And this is the number you'll find initially anywhere from 2 to 5%. Now, that's just something where people take general crime statistics and they look in most cases at women themselves who have been charged with the false allegations. But that very, very rarely happens when you apply scientific methods and some level of rigor to rape claims made consistently. And many people have done this. There was a Purdue professor who did this in a municipality. They have to kind of take case studies and put them together. It's always between 20 to 60% of rape accusations being flat out false.

[Guest/Co-host]

It's a big range, but it's a lot more than two to five.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, yeah. Meaning you would be pretty accurate in saying there's a 50, 50 shot. If a rape accusation being made, there's a 50, 50 shot that it's completely false or true. Think about that. And we want to base laws around encouraging that. All right, head.

[Gerald]

Hey.

[Steven Crowder]

When people say, let's let the women be in charge, here's an example, let's see how it goes. Let's see if this creates stronger families and communities and solves a problem. Or let's see if more women die alone with cats. The only thing worse than revocable sex taxes. Hi, I'm Nicholas Cage.

[Guest/Co-host]

Hey, Nicholas. Or should I say Mr. Cage?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Which do you prefer? You can just call me Nick or Nicholas. Or Nikki.

[Guest/Co-host]

Okay, well, Nikki, I don't know what to say. You spend too much. It's that simple.

[Steven Crowder]

Why are you here? Well, we are your accountants and we actually have to review some purchases. If you look, we get the cars, the Gulfstream, jet, even. But see, like here, there's this. There's castles with an S. Yeah, plural. Castles. You were a number cruncher. Just crunch the goddamn numbers. Who look like Houdini.

[Guest/Co-host]

Yeah. No one can clean this up.

[Steven Crowder]

Describe it like Hemingway.

[Guest/Co-host]

I don't know what that means.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay. Yachts, cobras. Shrunken heads. Islands. Again, multiple islands.

[Guest/Co-host]

A dinosaur skull.

[Steven Crowder]

Yep, dinosaur skull. Like, give me a million dollars.

[Guest/Co-host]

That's not how this works.

[Steven Crowder]

Do you even know what taxes are, Mr. Cage? I don't think he knows what taxes are.

[Guest/Co-host]

No. No. Is there anything else that we should know, or you want to tell us?

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

I stole the Declaration of Independence.

[Steven Crowder]

Imagine that.

[Guest/Co-host]

You know what? We're gonna refer you to Tax Network usa, because I don't think we can help you. And maybe you should look for ways to cut back in the future on spending.

[Steven Crowder]

I wash my face with three kinds of soap, each smelling like a different season. And you smell lovely, Mr. Cage, but let's try and stick with one from now on.

[Guest/Co-host]

Yeah. And don't forget Tax Network usa.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. I think they'll actually be able to take care of you. Really? From stem to. They're experts and much more capable in this scenario of handling your needs. Plural. He's not.

[Guest/Co-host]

I don't know what to do with that.

[Steven Crowder]

Doris, could you send in the bees? No, not the bees.

[Poetry Reader/Guest]

Not the bees.

[Steven Crowder]

Faster. Don't let the IRS bust your balls. Visit tnusa.com Crowder for immediate relief and expert guidance. We haven't run that in a long time.

[Gerald]

I know.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm saying we could do more of those because I don't think people realize that, like, we picked exclusively celebrities. Wesley Snipes, Nick Cage. Who had tax problems.

[Guest/Co-host]

Yeah, we never set it up like that.

[Steven Crowder]

I just.

[Guest/Co-host]

So we just kind of don't. We just did celebrities that had tax problems. But I bet we could do any celebrity, really. With a funny voice.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, it was based off the thing like, oh, Nick Cage has tax problems. Did you see? So he's selling his literal cast.

[Guest/Co-host]

That's true.

[Steven Crowder]

He did he just buy them. He just collected castles.

[Guest/Co-host]

He did. He still has a collection of castles.

[Steven Crowder]

Does he still. Yeah, he just sold some of them for. I sold some for taxes. To diversify. I still have four castles. Okay. All right.

[Gerald]

You take your castle off.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, taxman gets his pound of flesh. It's almost like he's taking your face off.

[Gerald]

What?

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, you're just saying your movie lines now. Oh, this is fun. Andrew Wilson, Owen Schroyer had it debate. Now I've had both of them on the show, to be clear. And both of them were friendly. I've enjoyed my time with both of them. I don't think objectively this went particularly well for Owen Schroyer at the University of South Carolina. So we're gonna go through a few highlights, but I think this is important because it highlights the differences that you're seeing amongst the right. Right now. I didn't realize we're going over time. So if you are not yet a member, you wanna continue with chat Thursday, click click below. Rumble Premium is Mug Club. Mug Club is Rumble Premium. $99 a year to get this wonderful hand etched mug. I think once they're gone, they're gone. This is our last run. Or you can try for 99amonth. You don't get the mug, but it does keep the lights on and you get 100% more. Show everything ad free. There you go. I said it. Otherwise you'll keep watching. Hayley Corona. All right, so this was, yeah, Andrew Wilson, Owen Schroyer, University of South Carolina. The topic was, has Trump's presidency been successful? Now, wherever you line up, and we'll go through a couple of the highlights, and I think there are reasonable people who might agree with one side more than the other on both sides. There is a real problem that we face in the media landscape today, and really it affects you. So you don't have to be working in the media landscape. But the clipping culture, and what I mean by that is that you have people who will perform in a way, in long form, content, completely anticipating and acting on the premise that no one's gonna see it, they're just gonna see a clip. So you could have a debate, you could have a show, you could have a segment that's an hour and a half, two hours long where you get shellacked. But as long as you get that soundbite. Well, you can claim victory and people can be misinformed, and you're hoping they're misinformed. I'm not saying that's what Owen Schroyer did here. What I am saying is that this is how people reacted who were often siding with him. So if you go online, you see a lot of people saying, Andrew Wilson lost this because he's a shill for Israel and he's pro Iran war. So of course he would say all those things. I mean, here you go, here's a collage. Check the references. That was a common criticism, which, by the way, I can understand. It would be somewhat valid to say he's biased. So he has to maintain this position because that's his worldview. The problem is it's not true at all. When you take it in context, you realize it's actually the opposite of that. Well, that matters because he's actually making a case for a position that he may not hold in the way you think he holds. That means he's being objective. It's so not true, in fact, that Andrew went out of his way at the beginning of the debate to specifically address idiots doing exactly what they did. Anyway, this is the problem I'm talking about. First and foremost, let me clear up any misrepresentation when it comes to my views. I am anti Zionist and anti Christian Zionist especially. I have done many debates on the topic, and I've won them all. I'm also Very anti Islam and consider the ideology just as poisonous as the ideology of Zionism, especially Christian Zionism. I am not a war supporter in Iran and I never have been. I say this at the beginning of the debate. So when bad faith trolls who are on foreign accounts try to influence American politics in the comments claiming that I am in some way a Zionist, pro Israel, pro Islam shill, you can shatter the lies by simply showing them the beginning of this debate, which they won't even watch, and you and I can laugh at their stupidity together. That's part of his opening statement. Bring the collage back up. Bring the Collage back up. Collage C1. He's a shill for Israel and pro Iran war. This is why I've told you, when people say, and this is correct, the best antidote to bad speech is more speech. Yeah. If there's an actual conversation taking place in even remotely good faith. Yeah, More speech doesn't work if people have decided you're pro Zionism. I've watched his debates. I don't even necessarily agree with all of the positions that Andrew holds on Zionism, but he is very clearly anti Christian Zionist and he has not been out campaigning or supporting the Iran war. That matters, because if the criticism used against him is one that he's already refuted, those people don't care about truth, they care about clips and they care about scoring points. So my issue here is not with Owen Schroyer. We'll go through a couple of back and forths. It's with the audience who have decided that this is how we should engage in conversation. It's good for nobody, it's bad for everybody. Here is now that you know he is not pro Iran war, he is not a Zionist, he argues against Christian Zionism. Now that you understand that, here was his actual argument on Iran pedophiles, and it was really more so an argument of consistency. I'll tell you something really interesting. I do know of a Satanic type religion of pedophiles. And right this second, Trump's blowing.