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Tucker and Kirk Push Nationalism, WNBA Wants $$, Ghislaine’s Deal Coming? | America Unfiltered #95 · America Unfiltered With James P

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  And Erica, we are back baby. Welcome to another episode of
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  American Filter with James Pascaletes.
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  We got a great show for you tonight.
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  Everyone, Please remember to like follow, smash the subscribe
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  button, leave a comment if you have any questions.
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  But like I said, we do have a great show for you tonight.
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  We have a lot of different topics to talk about.
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  I want to talk about the Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson
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  interview. Tucker Carlson has had a lot of
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  good recent interviews. He is interviewing Charlie Kirk
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  recently in this last week. They talk about almost
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  everything besides the Epstein files, which I thought was very
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  interesting because it seems like Charlie Kirk is trying to
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  steer clear of taking a definitive stance on the Epstein
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  files when it comes to Donald Trump.
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  He has made it clear he wants them to be released, but he has
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  not spoken out against Trump or almost anybody inside the Trump
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  cabinet besides Pam Bondi about these files.
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  He even goes over time and time again saying he still has trust
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  in cash, Dan and all these people surrounding Donald Trump.
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  So it's not crazy to think that Charlie Kirk did not talk about
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  the Epstein files in this. But it is slightly suspicious
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  and it leaves us curious to where Charlie Kirk actually
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  stands on this issue, if he wants full transparency or if he
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  does want to protect Donald Trump.
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  They talked about a lot of other issues in the podcast.
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  We'll talk about them today, but they talked about American
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  nationalism. It seems they like to water it
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  down to calling it just being a conservative.
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  But what the Republican Party has become over the last 20, you
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  know, 30 years is so far from what American nationalism truly
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  is. And they talk about that a lot
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  in this podcast. So we'll go over that stuff.
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  We'll go over Trump speaking out against Thomas Massie.
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  We'll talk about Ghilane, statements from her, statements
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  from Pam Bondi, and statements from Ghilane's family.
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  We'll talk about Congress getting shut down, stopping the
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  vote on the Epstein files, continuing the cover up that
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  we've been seeing for the last few weeks.
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  We'll also talk about some other, just more on the fringe
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  topics, but we will talk about studies that Liberals are
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  conducting where they think conservatism, conservatism is
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  dead. And I'm going to tell them why
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  they're wrong. We are going to talk about the
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  WNBA asking for more or the WNBA players asking for more money.
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  And we're not going to talk about this too much today, but I
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  do want to give prayers to Ozzy Osbourne's family as Ozzy
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  Osbourne has passed today at the age of 76.
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  Ozzy Osbourne was a rock'n'roll legend in America and throughout
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  the entire world. And I want everybody to just at
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  some point today, listen to one of his songs, listen to
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  something by Black Sabbath. I love War Pigs personally.
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  But take just a few minutes today, listen to one of his
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  songs and just cherish his legacy.
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  I do want to get into our topics today because like I said, we do
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  have a great show for you tonight folks.
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  But once again, Please remember to like smash the follow and
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  subscribe button. But let's get right into our
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  topics today to talk about the interview between Tucker Carlson
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  and Charlie Kirk. It was a about two hour long
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  interview. I urge almost everybody here to
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  go watch that interview if you have not already.
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  But in the interview, they talk about corruption, they talk
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  about the economy, and they don't talk about GDP and all the
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  usual buzzwords, but they talk about the actual economy, the
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  fact that people cannot afford houses.
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  They talk about credit card debt.
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  Charlie Kirk talks about student loan debt.
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  He talks about buy now, pay later debt, which is on the
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  rise. People don't talk about buy now,
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  pay later debt because until just last week or a couple weeks
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  ago, it wasn't even registered with federal credit bureaus.
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  Buy now, pay later date, pay later debt is far exceeding
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  other debts, especially among younger generations, and this is
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  fairly unchecked, unregulated debt.
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  Most of the companies who operate these loan services
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  essentially are not operating within the United States, and
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  they are giving loans to children to pay for almost
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  anything. In the podcast today they
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  specifically talked about the example of DoorDash and how on
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  DoorDash you can split a meal that you pay for between 4
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  different payments or you could even split it up to like 12
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  payments over a year. To think that there are some
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  people who are ordering pizzas who would then like pay for that
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  pizza, you know, like $2.00, three dollars, whatever it is a
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  month for a year, that is ridiculous.
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  We are creating debt slaves. We are creating interest slaves.
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  We are essentially creating a system where people are getting
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  going to get so used to these reoccurring payments.
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  They are going to get so far into debt that they're not going
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  to be able to get out of it. They are going to be trapped in
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  this. They are creating this essential
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  hostile environment are for children.
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  These buy now, pay later apps are centered for children on all
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  the children's shopping apps, on all the children's apps on
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  DoorDash, on things like that. And I'm not even saying like
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  little, little kids, but people in college, people in high
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  school, et cetera, people who need to be more financially
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  responsible, but right now are being less financially
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  responsible. And the economy problems aren't
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  just on people being financially irresponsible.
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  There's also another, I mean, there's a mass amount of issues
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  that are causing this. Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson
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  talked about these topics, but they talked about immigration
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  impacting this. They talked about how big
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  companies like BlackRock and asset managers buying all the
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  single family homes, how that's impacting this.
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  They also talked about how just the creation of unnecessary jobs
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  and departments are causing things like this.
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  We are going to break down each issue, but I want to start with
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  immigration. We talked about this on the show
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  a lot and it was nice to see Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson
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  talking about this. We see Charlie Kirk sometimes
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  talk about it. Tucker is newer to this stuff it
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  seems, but right now they are trying to replace the American
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  worker. There are big corporations all
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  around the United States that are firing American laborers and
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  importing HB1 visas. And the reason you don't see
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  this in the news on either side of the aisle is because they are
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  reporting that there is a boost in the economy, that job numbers
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  are going up. When in reality, it is true that
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  you could say that job numbers are going up, but they're going
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  up among HB1 visa owners. They're not going up among
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  American born citizens. There is actually a steep
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  decline in jobs with American born citizens over the last few
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  years. This is a problem that needs to
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  be fixed. People who were born in this
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  country need to be prioritized in this country.
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  It is the role of our government to prioritize the citizens of
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  this nation before they prioritize anyone else.
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  And the fact that they're giving out work visas when we have
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  people in America who can't get jobs because of it and are
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  getting laid off because of it is leading to the decline in the
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  economy and leading to a younger generation who is more upset.
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  We're going to talk about this reoccurring theme a lot.
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  But Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson throughout the entire
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  podcast kept hinting at revolution.
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  And they kept saying we do not want revolution to happen.
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  But they understand that the people who are going to revolt
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  if there was ever a revolution are the young people.
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  It's not going to be 60 year olds.
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  It's not even going to be 50 and 40 year olds.
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  It is going to be your 20 year olds.
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  It's going to be 18 year olds. The people we draft to war, and
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  we draft those people to war for a reason.
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  Because you have, you know, an insane amount of energy,
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  testosterone, things like that at 18 years old.
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  And when you deprive young men of the ability to build
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  families, have homes, you deprive them of the ability to
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  live the American dream. Essentially, you are forcing
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  their hand. And repeatedly they kept talking
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  about that and repeatedly they kept bringing it back to if you
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  just keep importing people into this country and you refuse to
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  accept the consequences of you're replacing American jobs,
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  you're going to have Americans, young Americans specifically,
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  who will be pissed off and eventually revolt.
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  So that is going to be one of the main reoccurring themes of
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  the podcast was that people will eventually revolt.
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  Something I talk about on the show a lot, but they are, you
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  know, finally starting to catch up.
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  They talked about a lot of different reasons that, you
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  know, kind of like I said that the economy is going down, the
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  immigration one specific. They talked about the housing as
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  well. Like we said, if we do not stop
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  asset managers from purchasing all the single family homes, the
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  prices will only go up, the market will be slimmer and
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  slimmer, and as they keep importing more people, the
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  ability for Americans to buy homes and achieve these things
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  will be slimmer and slimmer. Boomers are also not helping
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  with this by holding the majority of wealth and holding
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  the homes in this country, not providing for future
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  generations. They talked about this as well
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  on the episode that the purpose of, you know, being a human
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  being, a person, it's not to like, take vacations and do all
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  these things. And while those things are nice,
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  when you have every other generation under you struggling
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  and you're holding all the wealth, it is extremely selfish.
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  You are hurting the country. You are hurting America, you're
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  hurting civilization. You are leading to the decline
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  of this society because that is not the way that previous
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  generations have always lived. People have never been as
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  selfish as the boomers are being with money and with houses and
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  with things like that. And it's not saying give us your
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  houses, give us your money. It's saying don't hold on to all
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  the houses. It's saying you have the ability
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  to sell some of the houses because you are going to die
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  soon. And that's not me trying to be a
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  Dick. That is me just trying to say
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  you are older. People are 20 years old, people
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  are 25 years old, people are 35 years old, paying rent still
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  with kids who are not able to afford homes because you make
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  that impossible and you want to overprice the housing market.
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  These are leading to the decline in society.
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  All these things are leading to the decline in American Society,
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  the American economy. And it's again coming back to if
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  these things aren't fixed, we're going to have a younger
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  generation who will inevitably revolt.
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  You cannot stop them from revolting if you deprive them of
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  everything that every American generation before them has had.
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  That is just common knowledge. And for some reason, among the
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  older generation and among our government, that just does not
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  seem to translate. It does not seem to make sense.
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  The boomers seem to run this country.
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  And obviously, because they fund most of the politicians, it's
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  not 20 year olds or 30 year olds funding most of the politicians.
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  It is, you know, you have your billionaires and people like
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  that, but then you also do have just your rich donors, your rich
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  donors to each political party. They also talked about another
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  thing on this, which a lot of people say this is a
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  controversial topic, but I don't believe it to be controversial
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  because it is happening right in front of our eyes.
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  They also talked about it on the far right Jubilee episode too.
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  But they talked about great replacement and the great
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  replacement there of what's happening within the United
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  States, that there is a secret plan by higher ups either within
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  the government or the deep state to essentially remove and
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  replace white people from the United States, remove and
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  replace the original born Americans from the United
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  States. They want to change the
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  demographic for a few different reasons.
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  They want to push socialist policies.
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  They want to change the entire voter base.
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  And that is to push the socialist policies, you would
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  need to change the entire voter base because people who are born
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  in America, you know, besides some of the younger generation,
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  people who are less educated on the subject, generally do not
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  like socialism. They, they understand the
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  negative impacts of socialism and how it inevitably leads to
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  tyranny and death almost every single time.
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  We have talked about this on the show briefly, but I think it is
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  about only 27% of all immigrants, illegal and legal
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  immigrants who come into the United States who support
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  upholding the Constitution. That means the vast majority of
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  these people want to come into our country and change our
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  country, change our laws. They don't want it to be
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  America, they want it to be the countries they fled from.
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  If they want it to be like the countries they fled from, they
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  should just stay in the countries they fled from and fix
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  them, not try and change America into something it's not because
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  America is the greatest country to ever exist and it will fall
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  from that if if we continue to import the entire third world.
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  They are right now trying to, like I said, replace what was
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  America, replace American citizens, replace the entire
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  demographic so they can change the voter base so they can move
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  it to a more socialist society. They want to take guns away.
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  They want to put more regulations and surveillance on
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  people. They want to take all your
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  rights to free speech and privacy away as well.
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  This is what will inevitably happen if we allow these things
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  to happen, if we allow socialism to happen in the United States.
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  America is not a socialist society.
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  And again, I speak out against parts of capitalism as well.
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  I'm not for the free market essentially when it comes to
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  manufacturing overseas and things like that.
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  But it does not mean I am a socialist.
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  I am very far from socialism. I do not think that socialism is
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  effective. And like I said, it leads to the
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  death of millions and it has led to the death of millions
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  throughout history. I think the great replacement is
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  real people who deny it. They like to just call you
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  racist. I'm sure that I will get that
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  for saying this right now, even though Tucker Carlson, Charlie
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  Kirk, Matt Walsh, Bench Piero, who fucked that guy, but
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  everyone talks about this in conservative media and every one
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  of them gets called racist for, for some reason, even though it
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  is true, it is happening. It is happening right in front
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  of our eyes. And when these people come in
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  our country, you know, we for years, especially under Biden,
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  Obama, more liberal presidents, we have had presidents who give
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  these people immigrants legal and illegal things for free upon
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  coming into the country. We saw people in New York City
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  and five star hotels. We saw people getting EBT, they
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  get free healthcare, etcetera, things like that.
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  So if they come in the country and they receive these things,
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  why wouldn't they continue to vote for more socialist
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  policies, You know? So why would they want to vote
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  against those things? Why?
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  Like they came here so they could get those things because
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  they know that our government is corrupt enough to give them.
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  We need to stop incentivizing that as a whole.
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  We need to shut down the legal immigration process completely,
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  close off the border for the illegal immigration process.
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  We need to deport at a minimum 10 million people during Trump's
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  term. I don't think we're going to get
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  to those numbers because of where we're at currently.
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  Charlie Kirk made the point that we need to have 10 self
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  deportations for every 4th deportation we have.
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  We're slightly short of that number, but we could reach it.
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  But I want to see 10 million deportations out of you.
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  Donald Trump, you are going to lose the midterms already
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  because of these Epstein things. We have two years realistically,
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  to get any more of your agenda pushed through a year and a
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  half. If you don't get any more of
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  your agenda pushed through on immigration and all these
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  things, we're not going to get shit done for the next 6 years.
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  So let's start getting things done.
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  And you have been busy in the first six months.
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  I will give you that even though you have not been transparent,
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  like you said, you have been good about signing executive
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  orders. Although I disagree with a lot
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  of parts of the one big beautiful bill, it did help with
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  immigration. It essentially made it one of
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  the most armed military units in the entire world.
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  I respect ICE agents. I think ICE agents are federal
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  agents doing their jobs, who need to be able to continue to
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  do their jobs and keep this nation safe.
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  We need to deport all illegal immigrants out of this country.
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  We need to stop letting legal immigrants into this country and
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  get back to American nationalism, get back to what
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  this country was founded on. Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson
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  talk about this for about two hours.
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  They talk about how the younger generation is feeling it the
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  most, how the younger generation is the most pissed off
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  generation in history, that they are the most oppressed, they
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  have more anxiety than any other generation.
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  They're more suicidal. By every metric, our lives are
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  worse off than our grandparents, parents, etcetera.
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  And for the first time in American history, that's
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  happening. We need to put an end to that.
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  We need to make life better for our kids, for our grandkids, for
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  future generations, because that is the point of being alive.
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  The point is to provide for future generations.
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  And even if you personally, yourself don't see yourself
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  having kids, having a family, it doesn't mean you can't still
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  provide for future generations. It doesn't mean that you still
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  can't provide for American Society and help American
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  Society in some way. This is one of the best
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  interviews I have seen by Tucker Carlson recently outside of some
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  of the Epstein stuff. But I urge, like I said,
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  everyone to go watch this. I think it is extremely
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  important that we push back to American nationalism and what
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  our founders originally intended for this country.
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  I do want to transition a little bit.
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  Like I said, they didn't talk about Epstein in this interview,
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  which I thought was a little bit suspicious.
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  We can kind of assume why because of Charlie Kirk's donors
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  with Israel. But I do want to transition to
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  Epstein a little bit. So Pam Bondi and Donald Trump
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  obviously have been extremely pressured since the burial of
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  this information. Since the burial of this
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  information, we have seen Donald Trump's approval rating shoot
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  down. We have seen people on social
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  media outraged, even on Donald Trump's own social media
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  platform, True Social, he's getting ratioed.
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  So it's obviously an extremely stressful situation for the
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  president. He does not know how to handle
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  this. It's very obvious that they're
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  panicking and they're trying to flood the media with other
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  narratives like the Obama thing, like the MLK files.
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  They even, you know, he made a big deal about the Redskins
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  having to change their name back, which I agree with that.
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  But again, it's just flooding the media with a bunch of extra
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  bullshit. That does not matter.
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  What matters right now realistically, and one of the
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  most important things is the Epstein files, the Epstein
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  information, the politicians, the billionaires, the academia,
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  Hollywood elites in the United States who were molesting
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  children in a Mossad run operation.
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  So Pam Bondi and Donald Trump feeling this pressure, are now
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  saying that they will be reaching out to Ghilane to see
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  if Ghilane is willing to rat on anybody.
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  If Ghilane is willing to tell about any of the other Co
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  conspirators, this is obviously a ploy in my opinion.
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  They are trying to get Ghilane to turn on Democrats while
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  they're either going to pardon or kill her.
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  I have talked about this before, but but Galaine has said that
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  she is not suicidal. Galaine's family today
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  specifically tweeted out that she is not suicidal and that
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  they are scared for her life now that they are asking her to
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  potentially testify and they are going to potentially subpoena
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  her to testify. But in my opinion this most
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  likely is a move by the Trump administration to make a back
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  end deal with Galaine who Trump was very good friends with.
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  Two bury Democrats while clearing Trump's name whether
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  the information is true or not. And then like any other
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  conspiracy, she will either get the deal of a century and walk
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  and never be seen in the media again, or she will be hanging in
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  her cell, dying from a heart attack, dying from choking in
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  the chow hall. Whatever it is, something is
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  going to happen very soon. Very big.
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  We are either going to see Galene testify, and like I said,
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  you can't take it all as honest, or we are going to see her die.
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  Those are the two most likely scenarios right now.
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  It will happen most likely within the next couple weeks
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  hopefully. We want to get information on
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  this Epstein stuff as soon as possible.
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  We have talked about ROH Khanna and Thomas Massie's efforts to
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  make that happen. They have Co sponsored a bill
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  that has been now signed by multiple people on both sides of
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  the aisle. Nancy Pelosi was a holdout, but
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  Nancy Pelosi joined in on that as well.
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  But Speaker Mike Johnson decided to shut down Congress for six
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  weeks going into I think the start of September before they
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  will vote. He wanted to stop the vote from
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  happening, which is obviously extremely suspicious.
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  You can imagine either Trump push for this to happen in a
• 20:57
  back end deal with him, that GOP donors push for this to happen.
• 21:01
  But someone behind the scenes push for this to happen.
• 21:04
  Either that or Mike Johnson is guilty of having sex with
• 21:08
  children. I doubt that is what it is.
• 21:10
  I do think it is most likely they're Peter Thiel, Donald
• 21:13
  Trump, JD Vance or GOP donors. But the fact that the vote was
• 21:19
  delayed for another six weeks, even with the overwhelming
• 21:23
  amount of Co sponsors, just goes to show there is a ultimate
• 21:27
  cover up happening. When we have this vote come out,
• 21:30
  it will make one thing clear who is covering up for, you know,
• 21:34
  donors and Trump and people like that and who is not.
• 21:36
  We will have many people who obviously vote for the release
• 21:39
  of the files. But when they force the vote, we
• 21:43
  will probably see a overwhelming amount of people from the
• 21:46
  Democratic and Republican side vote for the files to not be
• 21:51
  released, for the vials to be buried forever.
• 21:54
  I want everyone, and I'm going to report this heavily.
• 21:57
  I will, you know, when this vote comes out, I will literally live
• 22:00
  stream it and read each vote out by name.
• 22:03
  But when that comes out, I want everyone to write down on a
• 22:07
  piece of paper every person who voted and what side they voted
• 22:10
  on, or print it out or whatever you want to do.
• 22:13
  Because when the midterms come, when future elections come, when
• 22:17
  lobbying starts taking place, come the next election season, I
• 22:20
  want people to never vote for those people again.
• 22:23
  I don't want anybody who voted for the burial of the Jeffrey
• 22:28
  Epstein information to ever hold public office again.
• 22:30
  I don't think JD Vance deserves to hold public office again.
• 22:33
  I don't think he should be the Republican nomination because of
• 22:36
  the burial of this information. I do not think that the
• 22:39
  Republicans will even come close to winning the midterms.
• 22:43
  But every single person, Democrat, Republican,
• 22:45
  independent, whoever, anyone who votes for the burial of this
• 22:49
  information needs to be called out and needs to be exiled out
• 22:53
  of our government. They need to be removed as fast
• 22:56
  as possible come the midterms. They need to be voted out of
• 22:59
  their spots. They need to be removed from
• 23:01
  their House, Senate, and congressional seats.
• 23:03
  And we need to get people in who actually have America First
• 23:06
  perspectives. People on both sides of the
• 23:09
  aisle have America first perspectives and, you know, some
• 23:12
  specific people. And we need to place those
• 23:15
  people into our government because the Republican an and
• 23:18
  Democratic establishment has become extremely corrupted.
• 23:22
  While Thomas Massie has been campaigning extremely heavily to
• 23:27
  get these bills released and to get this bill pushed for a vote
• 23:31
  before the six weeks deadline, which it did not make.
• 23:34
  Donald Trump has been tweeting against him.
• 23:37
  Donald Trump took Sorry about that.
• 23:39
  Donald Trump took to Truth Social today to call out Thomas
• 23:43
  Massey. Specifically, he did not mention
• 23:46
  Thomas Massey's bill. But what he did say is that
• 23:49
  Thomas Massey is a clown who cannot garner support for
• 23:53
  whatever it's worth, and that we need to primary someone against
• 23:56
  him immediately in the state of Kentucky.
• 23:59
  Thomas Massie has overwhelming support right now.
• 24:02
  More support than he has ever had because he is one of the
• 24:05
  most fiscally conservative people in our government.
• 24:08
  He consistently refuses to send money to Israel.
• 24:11
  He is constantly speaking out against the war lobby.
• 24:15
  He is pro America in almost every way.
• 24:19
  I don't love Thomas Massie for every single thing he does.
• 24:22
  There are things I disagree with, like every politician out
• 24:25
  there, but I do think Thomas Massey is a very good
• 24:28
  politician. We do have, he is a very
• 24:31
  valuable House seat right now for the Republicans.
• 24:34
  And Donald Trump continuously speaking out against him only
• 24:37
  makes Donald Trump look A, more guilty and B, it just makes him
• 24:40
  look worse. But it makes him look more
• 24:42
  guilty because Thomas Massey is pushing for the release all of
• 24:45
  the Jeffrey Epstein files. He is even, you know, making
• 24:49
  jokes that his bill is phase two of the Epstein releasel and
• 24:54
  Donald Trump instead of supporting transparency like he
• 24:58
  ran on supporting the release of the Epstein information is just
• 25:01
  continuing the burial that he started him.
• 25:04
  Pam Bondi, Cash Patel, Peter Thiel, JD Vance, all these
• 25:08
  people facilitated the burial of the Jeffrey Epstein information.
• 25:13
  Elaine is the only one rotting in or rotting in jail for the
• 25:16
  crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and we need to get more information
• 25:20
  out. Like I said, we will see Galaine
• 25:22
  testify most likely soon, but most of the things she's going
• 25:25
  to say is going to be a lie. If she does testify, you can
• 25:28
  assume a back end deal was made specifically if we don't see
• 25:31
  large GOP donors. We know a lot of the people who
• 25:34
  most likely are on the list on both sides of the aisle.
• 25:37
  And if we can't root all those people out, if we can't get real
• 25:40
  names, answers and arrests, then all this is for nothing.
• 25:43
  And it's a similar thing as what I was talking about the other
• 25:47
  day about Trump with the Russian hoax.
• 25:50
  It's like, if you throw that out there, it's great, but if you
• 25:53
  don't make any arrests, it means nothing.
• 25:55
  It's just another hoax. If we do not get a single arrest
• 25:58
  out of Ghilane's testimony, we, you know, what was the point of
• 26:02
  it? Why would we even allow her to
• 26:04
  testify? I want arrest to be made for
• 26:07
  this Epstein information. I can't believe the thing going
• 26:10
  is going to say it, but I'll at least listen to it and I'll hear
• 26:13
  it out. I want to be able to decipher
• 26:15
  that for myself. Our government censoring these
• 26:17
  people and not letting the American people decide for
• 26:19
  themselves which true and what's not is corrupt.
• 26:22
  It's a violation of our rights. We need to be able to, you know,
• 26:25
  decide what's true, not have the government decide what's true
• 26:28
  for us, not have Trump decide, you know, if Epstein killed
• 26:32
  himself or if Galaine and Epstein were guilty of sex
• 26:35
  trafficking and who they were sex trafficking to.
• 26:37
  Because we can assume that Peter Thiel's connection through JD
• 26:40
  fans through Carbine 911 and Ahood Barack and Jeffrey
• 26:43
  Epstein, that is the reason that this is being covered up outside
• 26:47
  the possibility of Trump possibly being involved in
• 26:50
  having sex with these children. We obviously all saw the Wall
• 26:54
  Street Journal article that we talked about with the letter.
• 26:56
  We know about Trump's relationship with Jeffrey
• 26:59
  Epstein and Gallian Maxwell. We also know about the photos of
• 27:02
  the parties. We know that they work pageants
• 27:06
  together, etcetera. So it is very possible that
• 27:09
  Donald Trump was involved. It would be extremely sad and
• 27:11
  heartbreaking to find out that I voted for someone who did that.
• 27:15
  But I'm glad I'm on the side of it that's speaking out against
• 27:17
  it now. I do not want to be on the side
• 27:19
  of covering up pedophilia and as long as Donald Trump, Pam Bondi,
• 27:22
  Cast Patel, Dan Mangino and all the people in the Trump
• 27:25
  administration are doing that, they will not have my support or
• 27:28
  the support of a lot of Americans.
• 27:30
  We talked about the surveys that were being done earlier, but I
• 27:34
  want to talk about the surveys that liberals are parading, you
• 27:37
  know, around on social media right now and why they're
• 27:40
  incorrect and wrong about these surveys.
• 27:44
  The surveys are saying that among 18 and 29 year olds who
• 27:49
  Donald Trump far exceeded popularity with that his
• 27:53
  approval rating from February was at 55%.
• 27:56
  And then post Epstein, you know, burial it is at 28%.
• 28:00
  And you have the left parading this information around saying
• 28:04
  that conservative conservatism is dead, that Republicans are
• 28:08
  dead, that people are leaving the right.
• 28:11
  What they do not realize is that these people are not leaving the
• 28:17
  right to go be liberals or go be Democrats.
• 28:19
  These people are way more far right than Donald Trump.
• 28:23
  They're way more far right than you originally thought.
• 28:26
  These people, like I said, Democrats thought we just wanted
• 28:30
  to stop illegal immigration. But no, a lot of us want to stop
• 28:34
  legal immigration. You have people like Charlie
• 28:36
  Kirk, you have mainstream media talking about that now,
• 28:39
  something that years ago we could not have talked about.
• 28:41
  But we are getting to the point where we need to talk about it
• 28:44
  or we are going to lose American culture and American values
• 28:47
  because what is a country that doesn't have a shared culture or
• 28:51
  shared value or shared identity? We cannot just be this country
• 28:55
  that has no identity at all. We need to remain America.
• 28:59
  We need to remain the demographics we have in America
• 29:04
  because like I said, we cannot push this, you know, great
• 29:08
  replacement that they're trying to push on us where they want to
• 29:11
  change the entire demographics to change us to a socialist
• 29:15
  society. That is not what America is.
• 29:17
  Our founders would spit at the floor at that idea, and I do
• 29:20
  too. I do not accept that.
• 29:22
  But like I said, these people who are now have, you know, this
• 29:26
  28% approval rating for Trump, they're parading it around like
• 29:30
  these people jump ship to the Liberal Party.
• 29:32
  But no, it is people who are just realizing that maybe
• 29:35
  they're not conservatives, they are American nationalists,
• 29:37
  They're American first patriots. They're people who want to put
• 29:40
  Americans over everything else. They don't want to fund Israel
• 29:43
  the way that conservatives and the way that Republicans do.
• 29:46
  They don't want to fund wars. They don't want to support APEC.
• 29:50
  They don't want to support BlackRock.
• 29:52
  They don't want to support the cover up of Epstein.
• 29:54
  And no, they are not going to the left.
• 29:57
  They are not changing their values.
• 29:59
  The majority of these people are Christians.
• 30:02
  The majority of these people are unwilling to compromise on their
• 30:04
  values. And like I said, they are just
• 30:06
  way more far right than you guys originally realized because
• 30:11
  everyone painted Donald Trump as this far right lunatic, that
• 30:14
  Donald Trump was a far right crazy Nazi.
• 30:17
  Donald Trump was and is a liberal.
• 30:20
  He always has been. He has pitched himself as a
• 30:23
  conservative and he holds America for his values.
• 30:27
  But Donald Trump is extremely liberal.
• 30:29
  He always has been. It's the reason he was extremely
• 30:31
  popular in Hollywood with Oprah, with the view, with all these
• 30:35
  people prior to 2015 when the mass media moguls, the people
• 30:40
  who run all this behind closed doors, told them you have to
• 30:43
  hate Donald Trump now you have to turn him into this thing that
• 30:46
  maybe he's not or maybe he even was because we're seeing the
• 30:49
  burial of the Epstein information.
• 30:51
  It's hard to say that Trump is an Angel now or Trump wasn't bad
• 30:54
  back in the day because there is a strong possibility that Trump
• 30:57
  was guilty of these things. But the Liberal Party being so
• 31:00
  dumb and so confused thinking that most people are switching
• 31:04
  sides, that almost 25% or over 25% of Republicans switch from
• 31:09
  being Republicans to Democrats because of this information that
• 31:13
  just shows how lost and delusional the Democratic Party
• 31:16
  actually is. They don't understand politics.
• 31:18
  They don't understand our morals.
• 31:20
  They don't understand what we want for this country.
• 31:22
  We want American nationalism. We want to take this country
• 31:25
  back. We want to make this country
• 31:26
  America again. And when I say make it America
• 31:29
  again, I mean we're losing that every single day.
• 31:31
  That we keep importing 831 visas to replace American jobs, that
• 31:35
  we keep devaluing our dollar, That we keep making it
• 31:38
  impossible for future generations to not only succeed
• 31:42
  and thrive, but have a great life and have a life that's
• 31:45
  worth living and have a life that has promised and that your
• 31:49
  family can be proud of and that you can provide for future
• 31:52
  generations. We should be aspiring for
• 31:54
  generational wealth every generation.
• 31:57
  We should aspire to leave more money, leave more success, more
• 32:02
  family, all these things to future generations.
• 32:05
  But no, we're not going in that direction in America.
• 32:08
  They're pushing us away from that.
• 32:09
  They actually want you to kill your babies.
• 32:11
  On the Democratic side, they don't want you to have your
• 32:13
  babies. They want you to kill them.
• 32:14
  Up until the 9th month. They want you to be allowed to
• 32:17
  murder your child. It is disgusting what the
• 32:20
  Democrats are pushing in this nation.
• 32:22
  We need to get back to American nationalism.
• 32:25
  I like I said, I'm very upset with Charlie Kirk's handling of
• 32:28
  this. Epstein information is extremely
• 32:30
  close with Trump. He has Trump's ear almost
• 32:32
  anytime he wants. He should be pushing Trump to
• 32:35
  release this information for full transparency.
• 32:38
  And the fact that he did a 2 hour long interview with Tucker
• 32:41
  Carlson, they did not even talk about it is extremely upsetting,
• 32:44
  Suspicious. And it doesn't mean suspicious
• 32:46
  in the way of Charlie Kirk being guilty.
• 32:48
  But why is he facilitating the cover up as a evangelical
• 32:52
  Christian himself? Why is he facilitating the cover
• 32:55
  up of this outside of, you know, possibly they're wanting to
• 32:57
  protect Mossad or protect Donald Trump's legacy, but both of them
• 33:00
  are guilty of sex trafficking minors to chill or to Jeffrey
• 33:03
  Epstein, Glenn Maxwell and other politicians.
• 33:06
  And they need to be held accountable.
• 33:08
  So Charlie Kirk, you're not going to see this.
• 33:11
  But you know, if you ever do, please speak to Donald Trump.
• 33:14
  You have his ear. You are one of the only people
• 33:17
  who have his ear on this subject.
• 33:19
  I I do want to talk about, like I said, just a couple other
• 33:22
  random things. We do have the WNBA.
• 33:26
  They said that or they didn't say they all wore shirts the
• 33:30
  other night, all the exact same shirts that said pay us what you
• 33:35
  owe us. I love the WNBA too.
• 33:39
  I just, I'm a huge basketball fan.
• 33:42
  I love how Caitlin Clark has evolved the game.
• 33:46
  I love that they are actually getting some more attention now
• 33:48
  because I do think they deserve it.
• 33:50
  You know, I do think the league itself is not that impressive.
• 33:54
  I do think that you're, you know, very good varsity men's
• 33:58
  basketball team could probably beat your pro women's team or
• 34:02
  most of them. But there are people in the WNBA
• 34:05
  who take exception to that who are better than some almost
• 34:08
  entire varsity men's basketball teams, like Caitlin Clark
• 34:11
  herself, like Aja Wilson. There are people in the league
• 34:14
  who do exceed expectations of what WNBA players are usually
• 34:19
  able to accomplish. Well, for them to say pay us
• 34:22
  what you owe us is a ridiculous statement.
• 34:25
  I mean, sure, you can make the argument that maybe they deserve
• 34:28
  a little bit more money with the explode in popularity over the
• 34:32
  last few years, but they operate in debt.
• 34:37
  They operate as a negative to the NBA.
• 34:40
  The way the WNBA works is not how the NFL or the NBA or the
• 34:45
  NHL or any of these other major sports leagues work.
• 34:49
  They are not able to fund themselves.
• 34:51
  They are not able to stand on their own 2 feet.
• 34:53
  If they had to fund themselves, they would have been bankrupt
• 34:57
  decades ago. They are at a loss of about 50
• 35:01
  million every single year. And the NBA pays that money.
• 35:05
  That money is money that could go to NBA players.
• 35:09
  It could go to improving the league.
• 35:12
  But instead of doing that as charity, they take that money
• 35:16
  and they use it to pay for the WNBA.
• 35:18
  Because like I said, the WNBA does not have money to operate
• 35:22
  because women do not support other women.
• 35:26
  And it's not saying that all women don't support women.
• 35:28
  But if women actually gave a shit about wanting other WNBA
• 35:32
  players to get paid more, they would watch the WNBA.
• 35:35
  But I know zero women who watch the WNBAI watch more WNBA games
• 35:40
  in a week than you know. Every woman I know combined is
• 35:43
  watching their entire life. It is ridiculous that women are
• 35:47
  the ones complaining about this on social media and saying these
• 35:50
  girls deserve more. But they can't name five
• 35:52
  players. They can't name four teams, they
• 35:55
  can't name three cities these teams are in.
• 35:57
  They can't name a head coach, they can't name a league owner.
• 36:00
  They can't name the name of the stadium.
• 36:01
  They can't name shit. So for anyone who has a problem
• 36:06
  with this, women specifically, if you have a problem with WNBA
• 36:09
  players not paying more, I urge you to do this.
• 36:12
  Get on your cable plan. Go subscribe to WNBA League
• 36:15
  pass, which I know you don't do, but weirdly every man subscribes
• 36:19
  to NBA League pass because guess why?
• 36:21
  We want to support our favorite teams.
• 36:23
  We want to watch our favorite teams.
• 36:25
  And if women actually cared about women make more money then
• 36:27
  they would support them. Because the only way for WNBA
• 36:30
  players to make more money is for their viewership to keep
• 36:33
  exploding is for them to actually generate income.
• 36:36
  They do not generate any income. Like I said, they operate at a
• 36:39
  loss. They have to take $50 million at
• 36:43
  a minimum every single year from the NBA to even survive.
• 36:47
  But like I said in the beginning, you can make the
• 36:49
  argument that they do deserve a little bit more money.
• 36:52
  Your average WNBA player is paid less than a trucker.
• 36:56
  I mean, they are paid around 50 to $80,000 a season on, and you
• 37:01
  know that some of that's even on the higher end.
• 37:03
  But like I said, it's hard to justify high salaries when
• 37:06
  you're losing money and essentially you're playing a
• 37:09
  game for a job. You're not sitting in an office
• 37:12
  all day, you're not risking injury in the same way you are
• 37:15
  with football. And it's not to say you can't
• 37:16
  get injured in basketball. We saw Derrick Rose, we saw Kobe
• 37:19
  Bryant, we've seen extreme terrible injury scenarios ruin
• 37:23
  careers. Not to say Kobe's was ever
• 37:25
  ruined. Kobe's the king was the king.
• 37:28
  RIP, but the WNBA has no right to say that they deserve more
• 37:33
  money, that all the players deserve more money until they
• 37:37
  can actually produce a product that will generate more money.
• 37:41
  And it's not to say that the game hasn't improved.
• 37:44
  Like I have also said, Caitlin Clark has improved the game
• 37:47
  immensely. And people like to talk about
• 37:49
  Angel Reese, who I despise personally, but she has improved
• 37:53
  the game. Aja Wilson has improved the
• 37:55
  game. There are a lot of young girls,
• 37:57
  a lot of young talent in the WNBA that has improved the
• 38:01
  quality of the product. But the majority of new viewers
• 38:06
  right now are men gambling on it.
• 38:09
  It is not. It's not women and little girls.
• 38:13
  And yes there is a big explosion in the viewership from women and
• 38:17
  girls, but percentage wise compared to men, that's actually
• 38:20
  just gambling on it. It's slim and women.
• 38:23
  If you want WNBA players to be paid more?
• 38:26
  If you don't want to get called out and be called stupid when
• 38:30
  you argue that they should be paid more with no facts or
• 38:33
  evidence, why? Like I said, subscribe to the
• 38:36
  WNBA league pass. It costs about $30 a year.
• 38:40
  It is so cheap and you can watch almost every WNBA game.
• 38:44
  You can become a fan. Find your local market team.
• 38:47
  Buy a jersey. I own 2 WNBA jerseys.
• 38:51
  Like I said, I'm a guy. I don't know any women who have
• 38:55
  even watched a WNBA game, let alone buy a jersey from one of
• 38:59
  the players. But no, I think we should be
• 39:01
  supporting these players. I'm a huge advocate to get any
• 39:05
  gender into sports, men and women.
• 39:08
  I think it's extremely important to support women's sports, but I
• 39:12
  don't think we should be just throwing money at people who
• 39:15
  aren't generating money. If people are losing money, why
• 39:19
  would we give them money? It's it's similar to my, you
• 39:22
  know, foreign aid policy where it's like, I don't want to give
• 39:25
  money to countries who are doing nothing to help the United
• 39:28
  States. I want all our money to be spent
• 39:30
  where it should be, you know, spend best with Americans.
• 39:34
  And yes, you know, I'm not saying that we should stop
• 39:37
  funding the WNBA out of the NBA. But what I am saying is shut up
• 39:42
  and dribble, same as what we told LeBron back in the day.
• 39:45
  Shut up and dribble. Don't ask for more money until
• 39:48
  you produce a product that deserves more money.
• 39:51
  And it's not to say you girls aren't doing a good job and
• 39:54
  picking it up on the court there and playing your hearts out, but
• 39:59
  you need to actually convince women to watch you.
• 40:01
  If you want to succeed. You need to convince.
• 40:04
  Millions of women around this country to subscribe to, you
• 40:08
  know, the WNBA League pass and to watch your games, to go to
• 40:12
  your games, to travel to them, to support you, wear your
• 40:16
  jerseys, to tweet at you, to follow you so you can get better
• 40:19
  brand deals. There's a reason the WNBANFL and
• 40:23
  all these people are so successful, because we follow
• 40:26
  them like a Colt Eagles fan, like I'm in Eagles fans, Eagles
• 40:31
  fans specifically, I mean, we are a cult following.
• 40:34
  We, we live and die by this. Most Philadelphia Eagles fans
• 40:39
  are blue collar guys. They hate their lives, they hate
• 40:42
  their wives, they hate everything about life and they
• 40:44
  live every single day to watch the Eagles win or lose on Sunday
• 40:48
  and the rest of their week. You know, the mood the rest of
• 40:51
  the week is determined by what happened that Sunday, the
• 40:53
  injuries following the trades, the pickups, everything in
• 40:58
  between. They live, breathe and die by
• 41:01
  the Eagles. And again, I love it.
• 41:04
  It is what makes this country great in a lot of ways.
• 41:07
  It is beautiful. The love people have for
• 41:10
  football and the love people have for basketball as well.
• 41:14
  You know, people are just as big a basketball fans, although it
• 41:16
  seems to be slightly less. The celebration for the Oklahoma
• 41:21
  Thunder was one of the most embarrassing celebrations I've
• 41:23
  ever seen relative to what they used to look like when Kobe was
• 41:27
  celebrating, Dirk was celebrating when LeBron had the
• 41:31
  comeback, or even the Warriors when they were on fire for a few
• 41:34
  years. It's embarrassing what some of
• 41:37
  these leagues are turning to. But even during the embarrassing
• 41:40
  periods, we're still generating billions of dollars.
• 41:44
  We're generating enough money that we can subsidized the
• 41:46
  leagues that are asking for raises when they're losing
• 41:49
  money. Like again, I love you Caitlin
• 41:52
  Clark, you are killing it out there on the court.
• 41:55
  You Honestly, Caitlin Clark, I would be up for discussing
• 41:58
  raising your salary because you can make the argument that about
• 42:03
  70% of the explosion in the viewership is directly tied to
• 42:07
  Caitlin Clark and 70% is a low estimate.
• 42:12
  It's most likely a lot higher. She right now is like 80 to 90%
• 42:16
  of all the jersey sales in the WNBA.
• 42:19
  Her teammate Sophia Cunningham, I call her Sophia Stunningham.
• 42:23
  She her jersey sold out immediately as well after she
• 42:27
  defended Caitlin Clark when Caitlin Clark got bod just laid
• 42:32
  out in a game and the league does nothing about it.
• 42:36
  The league does nothing to protect their star player,
• 42:38
  legitimately the only player who brings revenue to the league.
• 42:42
  And like I said, it's not like they're making money.
• 42:44
  They're not generating profit, but from the money that they do
• 42:47
  make before the prop, like before it gets there, Caitlin
• 42:51
  Clark is a majority of that. So you could argue that maybe
• 42:54
  her salary should go up and then that could be the example you
• 42:57
  set and the precedent you set of, you know, you bring this
• 43:00
  stardom to the WNBA, you bring this power to the WNBA, we will
• 43:06
  reward you for it. Because what Caitlin Clark is
• 43:09
  doing for the WNBA is, you know, in theory, not in, you know,
• 43:16
  accolades and accomplishments, but in PR wise.
• 43:20
  It is what LeBron did for the NBA.
• 43:23
  It is what Kobe did and Michael Jordan did.
• 43:25
  And again, I'm not equating her basketball skills to them.
• 43:28
  They would dominate her with one hand and blindfolded most
• 43:31
  likely. I think Kobe from beyond the
• 43:33
  grave might be Caitlin Clark, but she is bringing attention to
• 43:39
  the league. Every one of her games is sold
• 43:41
  out. Every away game is still a home
• 43:44
  game because everyone there is an Indiana Fever fan.
• 43:47
  So again, my problem is not that I don't know, I just don't think
• 43:54
  they should be asking for more money.
• 43:55
  Don't ask for more money if you're not, if you're not
• 43:57
  generating money. It's that simple.
• 43:59
  I want you guys to succeed. I pray that you guys do get
• 44:03
  raises in the next few years and I pray you're able to stop, you
• 44:06
  know, producing debt over the next few years and you're able
• 44:09
  to produce profit. But until you guys produce
• 44:11
  profit, I have a hard time arguing for anyone outside of
• 44:14
  Caitlin Clark to receive even a penny raise in their salary.
• 44:18
  You could probably make a stronger fiscal argument to
• 44:21
  reduce all their salaries than you could to raise all their
• 44:24
  salaries if you're going off pure economics and how
• 44:27
  businesses operate throughout the entire world.
• 44:30
  But the United States and sports league specifically, these were
• 44:35
  all our topics we had for today. I do want to go over the stuff
• 44:38
  we talked about. We talked about liberals and
• 44:41
  conservatives being confused about where everyone stands and
• 44:44
  how liberals are parading around that conservatives are jumping
• 44:47
  ship, when in reality, Democrats are just now realizing they
• 44:51
  weren't jumping ship at all. They're just a lot more far
• 44:54
  right than they actually thought.
• 44:55
  These people don't only want mass deportations.
• 44:58
  They want to stop legal immigration.
• 45:00
  We want to fix this country and return to American nationalism.
• 45:04
  We talked about the Tucker Carlson, Charlie Kirk interview.
• 45:08
  I thought it was very interesting but very suspicious.
• 45:11
  They didn't talk about the Epstein information.
• 45:13
  We talked about the great replacement theory.
• 45:15
  They talked about it how they want to change the voter
• 45:17
  demographics in this country to push socialism, how everything
• 45:22
  they're doing to harm the younger generations is only
• 45:25
  pushing this country closer to a revolution and how we do not
• 45:28
  want that to happen. But it is uncontrollable whether
• 45:31
  that does happen, you know, if the government refuses to get
• 45:35
  their act together and refuses to make the situation better for
• 45:37
  future generations. We talked about Ghilane and her
• 45:43
  family saying and specifying that she will not kill herself
• 45:46
  following Ghilane most likely getting subpoenaed to testify.
• 45:51
  Pam Bondi and Donald Trump are reaching out directly to
• 45:54
  Ghilane, which you can imagine they're making that back end
• 45:56
  deal for her to stay quiet about Republicans or Donald Trump
• 46:00
  specifically while selling out the Democrats.
• 46:02
  So if she does make it up there to testify, we know she's lying
• 46:06
  and if she gets killed before, we know who did it.
• 46:09
  But I'd imagine one of the two is going to happen.
• 46:12
  We almost had the vote for the release law of the Epstein
• 46:15
  files, what Thomas Massie is calling phase two of the
• 46:19
  Releasel, but Mike Johnson shut down Congress for six weeks so
• 46:24
  we would not see the vote again. Just covering this up even
• 46:28
  further, we talked about the WNBA.
• 46:31
  And again, rest in peace to Ozzy Osbourne, the rock'n'roll
• 46:34
  legend. Please, I want everyone, like I
• 46:38
  said, listen to a little bit of his music today and just say a
• 46:42
  prayer or give a thought out to his family if you're not
• 46:44
  religious. But it is important when legends
• 46:47
  like this do pass, that I don't know that we respected, that we
• 46:51
  show that we cared in some way. Because I believe that he is in
• 46:56
  heaven looking back at us. Or maybe he wanted to be in
• 46:59
  hell. We heard him say that a lot.
• 47:01
  But you get my point of just I want him wherever he sees this
• 47:05
  from to to know that we all cared about him and that he
• 47:10
  there, there are people in this life and people in this world
• 47:13
  who, you know, on a sad day, would put his songs on and it
• 47:16
  would lift their spirits up, lift their moods up.
• 47:18
  It would let them forget about their problems for a little bit.
• 47:22
  Everyone can, you know, relate to that regarding music or
• 47:25
  movies or TV shows or exercise. For some people, he was that
• 47:30
  person. And for those people, like I
• 47:33
  said, we should all listen to a song or a few, give a prayer or
• 47:36
  thought out to the family and to his soul, because he touched all
• 47:40
  of ours here in America. Rock'n'roll is America in a lot
• 47:43
  of ways. I want to check to see if any
• 47:46
  headlines did pop up while we were filming our show.
• 47:48
  I've been doing that over the last few weeks.
• 47:50
  We've got some good stuff out of it.
• 47:52
  I don't know if we'll have anything.
• 47:53
  It's been kind of a shit slow last few newsweeks.
• 47:59
  Outside of the Epstein stuff, we realistically have not got
• 48:05
  almost anything. Let's see.
• 48:20
  Yeah, I mean, there is not a ton.
• 48:28
  Yeah, especially with Congress getting shut down for the next
• 48:31
  six weeks. I'm guessing we're not going to
• 48:33
  have the most interesting six weeks.
• 48:36
  We are still seeing Obama just walking around even though he
• 48:39
  allegedly is guilty of treason. So it's just them flooding the
• 48:42
  media with bullshit. There is a new video on CNN
• 48:49
  floating around of a 1993 security camera in a coffee shop
• 48:54
  of Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein and his two children all talking
• 48:58
  in a cafe. It doesn't seem like there's
• 49:03
  much more besides that there that kind of seems like.
• 49:12
  Yeah, I mean, I want to briefly touch on what we talked about
• 49:16
  yesterday, I guess for one second.
• 49:19
  The Netanyahu Nelk Boys podcast went extremely viral.
• 49:24
  They don't show dislikes on YouTube anymore, but they do
• 49:27
  have Google Chrome add-ons and pieces or extensions that you
• 49:31
  can add that people can see what the dislikes are.
• 49:35
  And from what it looks like is the dislikes are about 40 times
• 49:38
  what the likes are. It is by far one of the most
• 49:41
  disliked videos. They are getting an insane
• 49:44
  amount of hate. They are getting ripped on by
• 49:48
  different people in social media, on YouTube, and I want to
• 49:51
  tell people why they should not be ripping on them.
• 49:53
  The idea of having Netanyahu on is terrible and evil.
• 49:57
  But I understand the idea from not political people who don't
• 50:00
  know a ton about politics, who like to push the boundaries and
• 50:03
  be controversial, to want to interview a controversial
• 50:05
  subject, especially when you understand the relationship of,
• 50:08
  you know, Steinie. Aaron Steinberg, the Co host of
• 50:11
  the podcast, whose father has a close relationship with Israel
• 50:15
  Netanyahu and is one of the richest Jewish lawyers in
• 50:18
  Florida and in the United States.
• 50:21
  So that's probably one of the ways they were able to secure
• 50:24
  this interview outside of Donald Trump saying to Netanyahu
• 50:26
  specifically. These guys aren't going to push
• 50:29
  back a lot. You could say whatever you want.
• 50:31
  Well, one of the reasons you should not hate is, like I said,
• 50:34
  they don't know a lot about politics.
• 50:36
  They just want controversy. And two, they followed it up by
• 50:39
  having a streaming marathon. The streaming marathon consisted
• 50:43
  of them having Nick Fuentes on, who is one of the most
• 50:46
  controversial subjects, especially when it comes to the
• 50:49
  Israeli topic. They had a Myron Gaines as well,
• 50:52
  who is an outspoken black man and I think he is a Muslim, but
• 50:56
  he is an outspoken person like Andrew Tate who just speaks
• 51:00
  about men's mental health. He speaks about problems with
• 51:03
  men and women. He speaks about problems with
• 51:05
  religion and problems going on in American Society.
• 51:08
  They also had Hassan Piker who is on the left, an extreme pro
• 51:12
  Palestine voice. I actually personally hate
• 51:15
  Hassan Piker. I remember back in the Adam
• 51:18
  Calhoun days back in you know, not that he's not around
• 51:22
  anymore, I love Adam Calhoun. Still shout out to his new
• 51:24
  album, but I, I remember back in the Adam Calhoun Snapchat days
• 51:29
  and the Grunt Style days when he was over there, that Hassan
• 51:33
  Piker was taking shots at Adam Calhoun over videos he would
• 51:38
  make about different groups in America.
• 51:41
  And Adam Calhoun coined the phrase taking a Hassan Piker,
• 51:46
  which was just taking a shit, which I usually hate jokes about
• 51:49
  taking shits, but I hated Hassan Piker enough that I accepted it.
• 51:53
  And for years, I mean, we saw people on social media,
• 51:58
  especially on, you know, the early days of paid Snapchat that
• 52:01
  Adam Calhoun had where he had his public story when that was
• 52:04
  originally a thing where people would literally send in pictures
• 52:06
  of them taking shits saying, I'm taking a Hassan Piker.
• 52:09
  And millions, you know, hundreds of thousands of these people
• 52:12
  would send these in and Adam Calhoun would repost them.
• 52:16
  So I hate Hassan Piker just for the way he would attack Adam
• 52:19
  Calhoun for expressing his First Amendment views.
• 52:22
  I have no problem with people who want to debate people, but
• 52:24
  he blatantly attacks him for no reason with almost no basis
• 52:28
  besides just disagreeing with his views.
• 52:32
  But you have to give credit to the Nelk boys for having this
• 52:35
  streaming marathon after that Netanyahu interview.
• 52:38
  You know, Netanyahu interview essentially denied all negative
• 52:42
  claims that the Nelk boys made. They didn't make a lot of
• 52:45
  negative claims towards Israel, but they asked about starving
• 52:48
  children. They asked about aid not being
• 52:50
  delivered and Netanyahu continued to push on his PR tour
• 52:54
  of trying to make Israel the most loved country by the
• 52:57
  younger generation when realistically it is one of the
• 53:00
  least liked countries by this younger generation.
• 53:03
  And people love to tie that to anti-Semitism when in no way is
• 53:06
  it tied to anti-Semitism. There are anti semites who exist
• 53:09
  in the United States but the reason people dislike Israel
• 53:12
  right now is because they take 3.8 billion dollars a year from
• 53:16
  the United States. We are currently the generation
• 53:19
  who is suffering the worst and we don't have money to give and
• 53:22
  our government refuses to stop giving money to them.
• 53:25
  We saw 422 people in the government vote to give 500
• 53:29
  extra $1,000,000 a year to Israel on top of the $3.8
• 53:32
  billion a year we are to give them.
• 53:35
  We need to take that money and pay down our debt with it.
• 53:37
  The fact that the vote was 422 to 6 that way instead of the
• 53:40
  other way is repulsive and disgusting to me and it goes
• 53:43
  against everything this country was founded on.
• 53:46
  I imagine the Nelk boys and the Full Sin podcast will have Nick
• 53:50
  Fuentes on their show within the next few weeks.
• 53:53
  I hope they would. I would imagine they would
• 53:55
  either try and get Nick Fuentes, Hassan, or Myron to get on their
• 53:58
  show. They had them on the kick stream
• 54:01
  very briefly, but while they were doing the kick stream, you
• 54:04
  could like literally see how scared they were.
• 54:06
  You could see that they were freaking out inside that, you
• 54:10
  know, Kyle and Steinie that they literally they were like, holy
• 54:15
  shit, what do we do? We literally we have been
• 54:18
  building this platform for a decade only to you know, ruin
• 54:23
  our reputation in an hour. They essentially had on someone
• 54:27
  that has committed a mass amount of war crimes.
• 54:31
  Myron Myron Gaines. I wouldn't even say this
• 54:34
  specifically. I don't agree with this
• 54:35
  statement, but on the live stream even he said having
• 54:40
  Netanyahu on is the no not Myron Hassan Piker said this the
• 54:45
  liberal on the left side. I'm sorry, Hassan Piker said.
• 54:49
  Having Netanyahu on is the equivalent to having a modern
• 54:52
  day Hitler on. And obviously the statement is
• 54:55
  slightly overblown when you look at the numbers of war crimes,
• 55:00
  etcetera, things like that and the history behind the Holocaust
• 55:03
  and things like that. But the idea of them having a
• 55:08
  war criminal on their podcast and YouTube having no problem
• 55:12
  with that but Steve will do it who is one of their Co hosts is
• 55:16
  not allowed on YouTube because of promoting gambling which I
• 55:19
  generally do not agree with promoting gambling and gambling
• 55:22
  ads because of the addiction behind it with younger
• 55:24
  generations. But you have countless
• 55:27
  conservatives as well who are just banned on YouTube for
• 55:30
  expressing their views. Nico Nick Fuente specifically.
• 55:33
  They are not allowed on YouTube because they have expressed
• 55:36
  their views. So how is it that someone who
• 55:39
  has committed literal war crimes is allowed on YouTube and is
• 55:43
  allowed to essentially push propaganda, but people who have
• 55:46
  not committed any crimes and people who the social media
• 55:49
  companies just disagree with their speech, why are they not
• 55:52
  allowed on? It seems very backwards.
• 55:54
  And I do understand the idea of, you know, you need to allow
• 55:58
  political figures to have a voice, whether they're war
• 56:01
  criminals or not. Like as a as someone who is, you
• 56:06
  know, I'm not a journalist per SE, but I'm doing things
• 56:09
  journalists too. If I had the opportunity, and
• 56:13
  this was brought up by the sound as well, if you had the
• 56:15
  opportunity to interview like Osama bin Laden, would you take
• 56:19
  it? Like, obviously, yes.
• 56:21
  And while you're not going to give him a softball interview,
• 56:23
  you're not going to, you know, kiss his ass during it.
• 56:27
  You would take an interview with almost any world leader, any,
• 56:30
  you know, notorious polarizing figure that you could get.
• 56:33
  People would do interviews with Hitler.
• 56:35
  They would do interviews with Mussolini.
• 56:37
  They would do interviews with Franco.
• 56:38
  They would do interviews with Mao Zedong, they would do
• 56:41
  interviews with all historical figures of all points in time,
• 56:45
  no matter what crimes or atrocities they did commit.
• 56:48
  Because you are going to get a different perspective, because
• 56:51
  you are going to hear different angles.
• 56:53
  And whether they're lies or not. Getting back to the point, we
• 56:55
  repeat constantly on this show, you need to let the people
• 56:58
  decipher that for themselves. You can't just hide things from
• 57:01
  the people because you're government and because people
• 57:03
  like that want to censor it and want to say it's lies.
• 57:06
  While I do think we do need to allow Netanyahu to be able to
• 57:09
  voice his opinion on social media and on YouTube and on
• 57:12
  things like that, I think we also need to restore the free
• 57:15
  speech of all the people who were stripped of it.
• 57:17
  All the people who had YouTube accounts banned, all the people
• 57:20
  who are not allowed to create new accounts, not allowed to be
• 57:22
  featured in videos, can't get verified on X, can only post on
• 57:26
  Rumble. All these people need to be
• 57:29
  reinstituted back into the social media culture and back
• 57:32
  into American culture. We need to give these people
• 57:35
  their voices back. The same way we are allowing war
• 57:37
  criminals to speak. The same way we are allowing
• 57:40
  Tucker Carlson and Charlie Kirk to speak about these topics.
• 57:43
  Why wouldn't we allow Nick Fuentes to speak about them?
• 57:46
  Just because you might disagree with some of his messaging and
• 57:48
  his language doesn't mean he doesn't have a voice and isn't
• 57:51
  an American. And I don't agree with every
• 57:53
  single thing he says. I agree with a lot of it and he
• 57:56
  is extremely smart geopolitically, but limiting his
• 58:00
  free speech is only hurting, you know the other side.
• 58:03
  It worked for a while. They were able to limit his
• 58:06
  voice for so long, but over time when people see that someone's
• 58:09
  being censored it makes people want to tune in.
• 58:12
  People who never would have tuned in are now following him
• 58:15
  like a cult because they understand that the government
• 58:18
  is a corrupt organization. Democrats and Republicans work
• 58:22
  together as a corrupted system to censor people they do not
• 58:25
  agree with. Keep us distracted on the 15% of
• 58:29
  issues that we don't agree with while we all realistically agree
• 58:33
  with 85% of the issues. We need to get back to American
• 58:37
  nationalism. We need to stop censorship.
• 58:40
  We need to get back to a place in this country that makes
• 58:44
  sense. We are not there right now.
• 58:46
  We are not. We are so lost in this society.
• 58:50
  We right now are allowing people to spread misinformation on some
• 58:55
  of the largest platforms. And if it wasn't for
• 59:00
  overwhelming public pressure, we would have gotten no, you know,
• 59:05
  we would have gotten nothing in return it.
• 59:06
  But because of the overwhelming pressure in the comments section
• 59:10
  on the dislike button, people tweeting out to them and their
• 59:13
  DMS exploding about the, you know, dislike of Netanyahu, the
• 59:17
  dislike of the Israel lobby and the lies they tell us, and the
• 59:21
  fact that, you know, he just was extremely corrupt and dishonest
• 59:27
  in the interview, they were able to redeem themselves by bringing
• 59:31
  Nick on and showing the other side.
• 59:34
  If they didn't do that, it really could have been the
• 59:36
  destruction of Nelk. But I got a little lost in
• 59:39
  saying all this, but I do think that it was not only important
• 59:45
  for the future success of NALC, but for the future success of
• 59:48
  free speech that they did that. I think them giving Nick Fuentes
• 59:52
  a voice, you know, the NALC boys who have almost 10 million
• 59:55
  subscribers and they have a cult like following as well.
• 59:59
  Them giving a voice to one of the smartest geopolitical and
• 1:00:03
  most knowledgeable geopolitical voices in the industry.
• 1:00:06
  Nick Fuentes is changing for the American nationalist movement.
• 1:00:10
  It is. Revolutionizing it is pushing it
• 1:00:13
  forward, and it is showing other creators that they can push the
• 1:00:17
  boundaries as well. That they can push the
• 1:00:19
  boundaries of what is socially acceptable.
• 1:00:21
  The same way the Nelk boys did. The same way Alex Jones does,
• 1:00:25
  The same way Myron does, same way that whatever podcast does.
• 1:00:29
  The same way Nick Fuentes does, Same way Matt Walsh and even
• 1:00:32
  Charlie Kirk sometimes do. They, They like to push the
• 1:00:35
  envelope every now and then, even though they do stay in line
• 1:00:38
  with their donors. I'm James Pascalides, this has
• 1:00:41
  been episode 95 of America Unfiltered.
• 1:00:45
  I hope you guys do have a blessed day.
• 1:00:47
  I will see you guys tomorrow. And Please remember, Galaine
• 1:00:50
  will not kill herself. Thank you.