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Byron Donalds Refuses to Show Up to Debate James Fishback | Ep. #268 · America Unfiltered With James P

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So God bless you guys and really, truly thank you guys for
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this. But I do want to get on with the
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show. We don't really have anything
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crazy breaking, but we do have some small stories to talk about
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in the one larger story. And the larger story actually
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comes with a long video as well. The long video in the larger
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story is that James Fishback today showed up to the Florida
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Governor's Forum, which was supposed to be a debate between
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the candidates for governor in Florida.
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And guess who refused to show up?
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Myron Section 8. Donald's was sitting on his
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couch smoking his crack pipe and he forgot he had a debate today.
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Outright refused. He's a fucking coward and people
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are going to vote for this coward.
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He's not going to show up to debate.
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What makes you think he's going to show up for you?
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This. This guy is no balls.
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No balls at all. He didn't even show up, didn't
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even make a fucking appearance in the zip code, and people are
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going to vote for this guy? If you won't show up to a
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debate, I promise you he won't show up for you.
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If you're not donating half a million of this guy's campaign,
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he won't even answer your fucking call.
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I've met James Fishback, IDM James Fishback.
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I e-mail James Fishback. Many Floridians do this.
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They contact him through social media and he answers everybody,
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not just the fucking Israel lobby who donates to him, not
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just the AIPAC donors and Miriam Adelson and the other donors who
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want to buy stocks in Florida and steer the direction of
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Florida through getting him elected and just running the
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entire state. It's completely fucked up what
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he wants to do. It's it's just absolutely
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disgusting. Byron, Section 8, Donald's
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vision for this state, It's repulsive.
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Actually. The guy's not even fully anti
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abortion. He said abortion is a choice.
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Really. Really.
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A child is dying and it's a choice.
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Fuck you. Fuck you absolute scum.
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We we have a billion and a half invested in Israeli war bonds
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and you know what? He says that's a good thing.
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It doesn't even beat inflation. Fuck face.
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Like what the fuck are you talking about?
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We're losing money over time. It's absolutely fucking retarded
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what's happening right now with Byron Donalds.
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But James Fishback, again, Nick was right.
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He is the true white pill. And I've been on Fishback for a
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while. I was on this guy since almost
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day one of his campaign. I was at his early events.
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I still go to his events. He's really one of the smartest
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speakers, smartest people in all Florida.
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And like I've said many times, and I'm going to continue to
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double down saying it, James Fishbeck will inevitably be
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president of this country. Is that good?
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James Fishbeck is the man. He is legit.
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He means what he says. He truly believes it.
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He gets emotional speaking about it.
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That's authentic. This, this guy is truly
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authentic. The the same way like people,
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you know, you always have these, you have like boomers and
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they're like, oh, why don't you watch like media?
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Why don't you watch Fox, CNN? Why don't you watch the news?
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Why do you get all your information from these podcasts
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and critics? It's like because they're
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authentic, because they're authentic, because they're them,
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because they're real fucking human beings, not retards
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reading shit off a teleprompter. James Fishbeck is an authentic
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human being. A real human being.
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Byron Donalds is a fucking hack. He is a nobody, a literal
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nobody. He is somebody who wants to sell
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you out. Sell you out to the Israel
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lobby, to the big donors, to the institutions.
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He wants to build AI data centers here.
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Did you guys see the pictures recently of what it looked like
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in a small town? I want to say it was Texas, but
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I, I actually off the top, I could be Tennessee off the top
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of my head. I'm not sure we could look it up
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during the show. There was pictures from a small
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town, like kind of like a desert town where there's not much, but
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they now built these big AI data centers and all you can see in
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these towns it is permanent sunlight.
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Permanent sunlight. Like like worse than Las Vegas
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type shit. It it's did I just say type
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shit? What did I just turn black?
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What the fuck? I should kill myself for that.
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I play too much NBA2K. The fact that I just said type
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shit. I got a pistol in my pocket.
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Should I just end it all? That's great.
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Sorry guys, I I truly apologize. Type shit.
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That's just sub-saharan. We're not going to we're not
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going to indulge there. We're not going to indulge in
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saying type shit anymore. That's just I feel disgusted
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with myself. I want to punch myself in the
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throat for that. What was I even say?
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I don't even fucking know. I, I don't even know what the
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fuck I was saying. I'm just glad to be back with
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you guys here on the show today, on Tuesday.
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I'm so glad to be back. It's exciting.
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And like I said, we got a few small topics we're going to
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cover before we actually get into the governor's forum.
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We're going to watch the entire thing.
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It's about an hour 20 the video. We're going to put it in 1.25 X,
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maybe 1.5 X speed, whatever feels comfortable.
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I've gotten to the point where I cannot listen to shit in one,
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you know, just regular speed, regular speed.
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It's too the you know, the regularness of life is too slow
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for me. Sorry.
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I like to live my life in the fast lane.
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I like to listen to videos and and consume the information a
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bit faster. I I can't, I can't stand the
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long gaps in like words and sentences.
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Just it's my ADHD. I'm impatient.
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Sorry about it. We're glad to have you guys back
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with us. Let's see what people are saying
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in the chat. Day one says looking good.
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Thank you appreciate that JT this one's for you.
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the man J2 W mom and pops wiggers from you mingle are
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taking over your brain. Wait you can't Yeah, he goes.
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You can't say wiggers. They they moderated in what Fuck
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the AI kick mods. Wiggers wiggers.
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Wigger. We could say it all we want I'm
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into the actual show. Like I said, some smaller topics
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we're going to cover at the start.
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Then we'll get into the good stuff.
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The juicy stuff will get into the Governor's forum where
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Fishback's opponent Byron Donald's did not even show up,
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Didn't have the balls of the courtesy to even show up.
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He wants to say I'm going to show up for Floridians, but
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won't show up to the fucking debate.
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What a pussy. What a pussy of a man.
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And to be honest, it's insulting to men to call Byron Donald to
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man. As a man, I feel insulted
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putting that piece of shit in the same category as me.
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It's not a man that's a coward, that's an absolute sackless
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piece of shit. A sackless individual that is
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somebody with no moral compass at all.
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It is ridiculous, but we're going to watch it.
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I watched part of it and Fishback was on fucking fire.
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Holy shit this guy is electric fishback.
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He, I hate to say he could do no wrong, but fishback chef's kiss
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to how he presented himself and his answers that I witnessed
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during this event. And again, I didn't watch the
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whole thing. I probably watched 20-30 minutes
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of it out of the hour 20 and he was just on fire the entire
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time. I it was electric.
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So I'm excited for you guys to see it with me.
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I'm excited to watch it with you guys.
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But let's get into the smaller news stuff.
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Let's get it pulled up here on our big screen.
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So I want to start with this. We reported on this story
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recently. Tanner Horner, the FedEx driver
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who kidnapped and murdered the seven-year old girl in Texas, is
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now being sentenced to death. And if you remember, I'm not
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exactly sure if he molested her or not, but he did strip her
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naked. We do know that.
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And we do know the girl was crying for her mother as all
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this was happening. It's such a disgusting thing to
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picture, such a disgusting thing to happen.
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This is pure demonic evil. When things like this happen, we
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have to remind ourselves that the greatest trick the devil
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ever pulled is convincing everybody he did not exist.
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Demonic evil is everywhere and we need to be sadly reminded of
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it. And this is that reminder.
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This is the reminder that the evil in our world is all around
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us. And you do need to watch out for
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it. And Matt Walsh's statement is
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what I truly want to address here.
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Matt Walsh goes, I'm challenging any death penalty opponent.
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There are millions of them allegedly to step up to the
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plate right now and explain why this guy should not be executed.
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His guilt is established beyond any doubt whatsoever.
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His crime is utterly savage and heinous.
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Tell us why he doesn't deserve to die.
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Go ahead. First of all, I just want to say
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we we covered the Philly, Philly kids who can't read.
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I'd love to see them read any of these tweets.
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I'd love to see the Philly retards who can't read, read any
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of these tweets. I know it wouldn't happen, but
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I'm going to give my challenge to you Matt Walsh, as a anti
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death pone, anti death penalty person.
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I consider myself very anti death penalty and I used to be
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extremely pro death penalty. But after the Catholic Church
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shifted its stance on it, I shifted my stance on it as well.
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And I have come up with a new thing because you're right, jail
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time is not enough for this scumbag.
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It is not enough. But you want to know what else
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isn't enough? Death.
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Death is easy way out for a coward like this.
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You want to know what the correct answer is?
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Put this motherfucker in the slave camps.
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I want to start the slave camps up again.
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I want to take the worst criminals and I want to replace
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the illegal immigrants and what we manufacture overseas in
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sweatshops in China with slaves in this country.
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You want to commit the worst crimes?
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You want to be a criminal? You want to rob people?
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You want to kill people? You want to rape people?
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You want to assault people? Guess what?
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Straight to the fucking camps. And Nope, you're not going to
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die at them. You'll die a slow, miserable
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death picking my strawberries, bitch.
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You'll die a slow, painful death making my fucking shoelaces.
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And that's what I want for this person.
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So that's my challenge to Matt Walsh.
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And to be honest, I I commented that on here as well from to
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see. I said instead of executing
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them, we should make them slaves and start replacing illegal
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immigrant labor with prison slaves.
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Hopefully Matt Walsh sees this because I actually, I will say I
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think Matt Walsh will agree with me on this one potentially.
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I think Matt Walsh might be the guy who's like, you know what,
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you know what, maybe maybe we go away from the death penalty
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altogether and we just go back to slaves.
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I think Matt Walsh might be on to that.
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I think he might at least agree with it if you heard it.
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But I think that's the best answer.
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Personally. I, I think bringing back slave
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camps in America for the worst criminals is easily the best
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decision. We don't have to prop the entire
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economy on it, but it could definitely help the economy.
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They always love to talk about oh GDP, peeing illegal
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immigrants, blah blah blah blah blah.
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OK slave labor bitch. Have a have a fucking guy with a
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Barrett 50 Cal in a tower pointing it at the back of their
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heads at all times. If they want to fuck around,
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they can find the fuck out. That's what I want.
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That's what I want for Florida. That's what I want for the
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United States. That's what I want in my you
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make me dictator of America today.
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That's rule #1 slave camps are back for the worst of the worst
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criminals. Everybody on death row report to
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the slave camps. Everybody with above a 10 year
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sentence report to the fucking. A5 year sentence report to the
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fucking in slave camps immediately and depending on the
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severity of your crime or the amount of victims in your crime,
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we will designate you to do different jobs in the slave
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fields or in the slave sweatshops.
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You know the the lesser of crimes.
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We we can maybe we can maybe find some easier jobs for them
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in these fields. But the worst of the worst, Oh,
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you're going to hate your fucking life, I promise you.
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I promise you you're going to hate you.
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We're going to put you on like pest control with no weapons.
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You're just going to be out there fucking trying to grab
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rattlehead snakes with your hands and nothing else.
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You're going to be out there fighting boars.
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You're going to be out there fighting fucking poisonous
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snakes. You're going to be out there
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having to handle alligators with your bare hands.
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We want the worst of the worst for the worst of the worst.
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And I think that is true justice.
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I think that would get more justice for the victims.
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I think that's the greatest answer.
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Seeing these people die is not enough to me.
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I want to see them torture their entire life, and then they could
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die in the fields where they were tortured.
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That's what I want for America. That's what I want for my
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America. And I think it truly is the best
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option. We don't have to keep going on
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about it. But Matt Walsh said I'm
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challenging anybody. There you go.
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There you go. There's your challenge.
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And it's not the one you thought it would be.
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You thought it would be somebody who said all the morality of
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killing someone. Nope.
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It's not enough. That's my stance.
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It is not enough. I want true fucking justice.
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This little girl got raped, kidnapped and killed.
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Yeah. This guy should be a slave for
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life. No ifs, ands or buts about it.
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I see no reason not to utilize this individual as a slave,
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dehumanizing them for the rest of their lives.
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That that is true justice to me. That is what I agree with.
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I feel like that's the right answer though.
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I mean, like, nobody wants to get, nobody has a better answer.
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Everybody's like, oh, just put them to death.
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It's like, what does that gain us?
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If anything? That just costs US money.
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It costs US money to put these people to death, cost us next to
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nothing to have them profiting for us that that's just
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profitable. That's amazing.
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This is how this world was built.
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It was built on slavery. Not saying the entire world was
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built on the backs of slavery, but all nations had them.
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All nations had them at a point. And again, I'm not saying just
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enslave innocence. We don't have to do that.
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That is immoral. That is corrupt, that is
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terrible on Catholic practices. But the worst of the worst, I
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see no reason to let them see daylight outside of working in a
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fucking field for me, for the government, for this country.
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And I think that's the greatest answer.
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But OK, we're going to keep moving on.
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We're going to go on to the next topic.
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Like I said, just a couple small topics.
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I saw this and I was like this is just absurd and I don't want
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to like be doxing all these numbers but this girl did so I'm
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not really the one doing it. But this girl post text my
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mother received from strangers on the Internet today.
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Happy or sorry? Happy Monday.
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Your daughter is a cunt. I feel so sorry that your
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daughter is such a hateful human being.
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Your daughter is a hateful cunt. Please parent your daughter like
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shit like this. Your daughter is so mean.
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I guess ugly just runs in the family.
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I just want to say to to people reaching out to other people's
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parents because they disagree with them politically.
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You are like the the weirdest most schizophrenic freaks to
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ever exist. Everybody has different opinions
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and for you to literally find someone's mom's phone number,
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text their mother who who might may or may not have the same
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political beliefs as them. And realistically, when that
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child becomes an 18 year old, which that girl is, my mom has
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no control. She has no real control over her
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daughter. Her daughter's an adult.
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Her daughter can formulate her own opinions, thoughts and words
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and the mother does not have to agree with any of it.
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I mean, I know my family does not agree with the things I say,
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but they at least most of them respect that I have my right to
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say it. And it's just crazy to me that
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people go out of their way to text somebody's family like that
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is some of the most disgusting things.
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So I felt like I want to just bring this up.
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This girl deserves our prayers with what her family is being
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put through because of just right wing posts she made on the
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Internet. And nothing even crazy like
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stuff aligning with MAGA, not even stuff like aligning with
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gripers. So not even like crazy rhetoric.
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It was like the equivalent of Charlie Kirk rhetoric.
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I think she was talking about skinny versus fat people, which
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is just, I mean, that's just like, hell, that's, that's not
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even controversial to me. It's like if you're fat, you're
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sinful, you're lazy, you're disgusting.
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If you're not, you know, that's a whole different thing.
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But fat people deserve literally no sympathy unless you're
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actively trying to improve it. I show no kindness to fat people
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realize like it just doesn't make sense to me unless they are
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trying to actively improve it. I will shit on you for being fat
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and I will shame you if you're trying to actively improve it.
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I'll keep the shaming to a minimum only in an encouraging
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fashion. But yeah, the, the people who
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are who are just not trying to fix it at all.
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It's like, OK, like you should just be deported.
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Like, honestly, just go fucking be a buoy in the ocean or
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something, you freak. But OK, we're going to keep
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moving on. We got three more things to show
19:40
and then we're getting on to this video.
19:42
We're going to zip through this stuff fast.
19:44
So I, I found another type of person I want to put in my slave
19:48
camps. You know, I, I earlier I was
19:50
including assaulters, people who committed burglaries, murderers,
19:54
rapists. Those were like the four big
19:56
ones where I was like, you know what, and human trafficking, you
19:59
know, the worst, the worst of the worst, that stuff,
20:02
kidnapping, blah, blah, blah. Those people deserve slave
20:05
camps. But I figured out one other
20:07
individual or one other category that deserves these slave camps
20:11
and it is the people like this. So this is a video from a
20:14
security Cam footage of a Florida woman who has now been
20:17
charged. For.
20:19
What she did to her dog. Look.
20:22
He looks around, make sure no one's looking, throws the
20:24
fucking dog. The dog starts running back to
20:26
her like mom, what are you doing?
20:29
Kicks the. Fucking dog.
20:35
Right to. The fucking slave camps, Right
20:38
to the camps. Animal abusers right to the
20:41
fucking camps. Animal abusers deserve 0 love.
20:44
They are the shittiest people. Look what she's doing.
20:47
Look how she's handling that animal right now.
20:50
This beautiful dog. I'll take that.
20:52
Like I didn't even watch the full video earlier.
20:57
I didn't even know that ending ended like that.
21:01
That's hard. To say that's so depressing as a
21:04
dog owner myself and and somebody like I know people say
21:07
it's cheesy, but I view my dog is like my best fucking friend.
21:10
My dog is my daughter, my dog. I love my dog with everything
21:14
inside me. If I don't know if you guys have
21:16
seen the movie Shooter with Mark Wahlberg, if you have an
21:19
incredible movie, but when they kill his dog, he literally kills
21:23
everybody. He's like, I don't even care.
21:24
They set me up saying I did this like this.
21:27
They they, the movies about them, like setting him up,
21:29
saying he tried to assassinate the president, but it wasn't
21:32
really him. Big conspiracy thing.
21:34
They kill his dog and then he kills everybody who was involved
21:37
in killing his dog. He's like, I don't even give a
21:39
shit about the other stuff. They killed my fucking dog.
21:41
It's like this is so personal now and and again.
21:44
That's what it's like. Like you touch my dog.
21:46
Oh my Lord, I. Pray for yourself.
21:52
If you touch my dog because you're not going to live more
21:54
than another 24 hour like my dog is everything to me.
21:58
Dogs are Beautiful Creatures. Dogs are so special to us,
22:01
especially in America. We love dogs.
22:04
And to see a woman, sorry, sorry, it's disrespectful to
22:08
women to call her a woman. To see that cunt, that that
22:11
disgusting, disgusting cunt grow that dog like that and kick that
22:17
dog like that and hold it down against the hot pavement in the
22:19
Florida sun on a 90° day straight to the fucking slave
22:24
camps. Jail time is not enough for
22:27
pieces of shit like this. Slave camps till the day she
22:31
dies. You cannot fix that.
22:33
That is disgusting and and it's just just, I don't know, that
22:38
really fucked me up. Seeing her throw the dog at the
22:40
end, like the first throw, that was bad.
22:42
The second throw, holy shit, that was atrocious.
22:45
She launched that fucking thing. Sorry, that cunt launched that
22:48
fucking thing. I got to stop calling her a she.
22:51
She's not a she. She's a cunt.
22:53
Raging cunt. You want to know something
23:00
crazy? Someone with a account.
23:01
Patrick Bet David commented on my last episode.
23:05
I'd say 90% chance. 99% chance. It's not the real Patrick Bet
23:09
David. But I'm not writing it off
23:10
because I have had Madison Cawthorne and Ron Hoons comment
23:14
or Ron on Zoons. I don't know how the fuck you
23:16
say it on my comment on my show before.
23:18
So it's not completely out of the question that you know, my
23:21
show gets pumped out to a lot of people through the algorithm.
23:23
The algorithm seems to love me on Spotify at least, so it's not
23:28
completely out of the question. And he was like, you're the
23:30
future young man, but stop with the anti-Semitism, stop with the
23:33
crazy rhetoric. It's like, I don't.
23:35
What do you think he's going to say about me calling this woman
23:37
at the range con if it actually isn't?
23:39
I think you might agree. I don't know.
23:40
I think Patrick bet David might agree.
23:42
But Patrick bet David, now that you, you might, may or may not
23:45
be a fan of my show just in just in case.
23:48
I do have to say when you were reading the Luigi Mangione
23:51
letter, and this is something I said on my show before, but I'm
23:53
reiterating it because you might be watching now.
23:56
I don't. And again, I would say 1%
23:58
chance. But just in case, when you were
24:00
reading Luigi Mangione's letter, you you said a moment where you
24:03
were like I used to sing the song Hit Him Up by Tupac.
24:08
I cannot imagine you saying, First off, fuck you bitch in the
24:11
click. You claim West side till we rot
24:13
and we quick with game. You came to be a player, but I
24:16
fucked your wife. We bust on bad boy.
24:19
I can't imagine you singing that like in your voice like that.
24:22
Just it's so funny to me. I remember picturing that on the
24:25
show and like I did that this whole performance before when
24:28
you were first doing it, I was like, whoa, did you just say hit
24:31
him up by Tupac? Like I cannot imagine Patrick
24:34
bet David in his voice. It's like a very distinct voice
24:37
that we all recognize. I cannot imagine that singing
24:40
that song. It's just I don't know.
24:42
I, I I got to see a clip of that that that's hilarious.
24:46
So if he is actually watching the 1% chance that Patrick bet
24:49
David is watching my show, please DM me that clip.
24:53
Send me that. Just post that clip anywhere for
24:56
for all all of us to see. I think we all want to see you
24:58
singing that. That would be you can bleep out
25:00
the N word. You can do whatever you want
25:01
there. You know, artist decision, but I
25:04
do, I do just want to hear your rap.
25:06
I got it, I got to hear it. I'm not going to lie.
25:09
But OK, we're going to keep moving on.
25:10
But I do want to just say we're reiterate my point again, this
25:14
woman did or sorry, keep fucking up.
25:17
This disgusting cunt goes straight to the camps.
25:20
No sympathy for people who abuse animals.
25:24
So again, kidnappers, sex traffickers, murderers, rapists,
25:28
burglars, assaulters, I'm sure there's a couple more we could
25:35
throw in there, but those people straight to the camps no matter
25:39
what. And I think that's actually.
25:43
Excuse me, I think. That's extremely reasonable.
25:46
Of a. Position, I'm not going to lie,
25:49
I think it's pretty reasonable. But OK, let's go, let's keep
25:52
moving on. So we have this update right
25:54
here. Polls have closed in Ohio.
25:57
Vivek Ramaswami has been selected as the GOP nominee for
26:01
the governor, defeating Casey Putsch.
26:03
Amy Acton ran unopposed and will be the Democratic nominee again.
26:08
Casey really didn't have much of a chance, it seemed like.
26:11
It seemed like he didn't even figure out the ballot stuff
26:14
correctly, which, whatever, but slightly embarrassing.
26:17
Pretty embarrassing, actually. But we.
26:19
Need the vet to lose. We cannot have a person who
26:22
spouts the kind of rhetoric he does, the UN American piece of
26:25
shit. He is a win.
26:26
We cannot have that. This guy is a disgrace.
26:28
He's UN American. He's not a real American.
26:32
Some somebody who does not have any real American ideals and
26:36
he's somebody who thinks that somebody, we've got a green card
26:40
yesterday. It's just as American as me
26:42
whose family's been here for generations and fought in the
26:44
wars of this country. And I'm going to inform you that
26:47
is not fucking true. It is not true.
26:49
Somebody who came here yesterday is nowhere close to as American
26:53
as me. They're not even a real fucking
26:54
American. Fuck people.
26:57
Like him, people like him should not be in politics in this
27:00
country. We cannot allow anchor babies to
27:02
hold government positions. It is a disgrace to this
27:06
country, an absolute disgrace. And there's one other thing
27:10
before we get into our other thing I want to talk about.
27:13
So I saw this and I didn't get it pulled up but we.
27:16
Had Randy. Fine who I'm extremely critical
27:18
of, Randy Fine put out a post that actually has been getting
27:21
like a little bit support from my side of the movement, which
27:24
is a little odd to me because I'm going to call it out.
27:27
But he put out a post saying nobody holding 2 passports
27:31
should be able to be an elected official.
27:32
He's like if you're holding an Armenian passport and an
27:35
American passport, no, even if you're he even specified, even
27:38
if you're holding an Israeli passport and an American
27:40
passport, you shouldn't. Which again, I do not disagree
27:43
with his statement at all. I want to be clear about that.
27:45
I actually agree with his statement.
27:47
But what I disagree with is what he's trying to do.
27:50
He's trying to hide the fact that he has dual loyalty.
27:54
He might not have two passports, he might not have dual
27:56
citizenship, but he has dual loyalty.
27:59
That is the problem. The problem.
28:02
There are two problems. One problem, yes, it is that
28:04
people in government do hold 2 passports.
28:06
Massive issue that we need to get rid of.
28:08
And I completely support the idea that getting rid of any
28:11
politician who's holding 2 passports or making politicians
28:14
get rid of their second passport to serve in the United States
28:17
government, I think that's a necessity for the success of our
28:20
country in the long run. But equally and if not more
28:24
honestly, if not more dual loyalty is what's the problem?
28:28
Because when you look at the two passport issue, you look at like
28:31
Dan Bilzerian who's running against Randy Fine.
28:34
We're going to use him as the example because that's kind of
28:36
who Randy Fine made the post about because he specified
28:38
Armenian. Dan Bilzerian has an Armenian
28:41
passport and an American passport.
28:42
He does that because he has a little bit of family in Armenia,
28:44
to my knowledge. Not 100% sure on that.
28:46
I guess he does travel around the world.
28:49
He he's been an extremely rich man for a while.
28:52
He became very rich through gambling.
28:54
A very crazy story actually. If you haven't read his book, I
28:57
urge you to check it out. It is a lot of sexual degeneracy
29:00
though. He was a sex addict too.
29:01
That that itself is kind of fucked up and gross.
29:03
But he he became very rich through gambling.
29:06
He travels, but here's the thing.
29:08
He doesn't have any loyalty to Armenia.
29:10
He's somebody who's been open about this.
29:12
He does it for ease of travel and that's about it.
29:14
And he's also said I will obviously and very willingly
29:17
drop my Armenian passport to run for this race if that's what's
29:20
necessary. So like I said, the bigger
29:23
problem is dual loyalty because Dan Bilzerian has two passports,
29:27
but he doesn't have dual loyalty.
29:28
Randy Fine has one passport, but he has dual loyalty.
29:31
Laura Loomer, dual loyalty. Ben Shapiro, dual loyalty.
29:35
Mark Levin, dual loyalty. Josh Hammer, dual loyalty.
29:38
Trump dual loyalty. That is the problem.
29:42
That is the problem. Holding Israel as an equal to
29:45
America or is better to America, That is the problem.
29:48
Holding foreign nations as if they're equal to America is
29:51
absurd. It is actually fucking insane to
29:53
me. And I just wanted to acknowledge
29:56
that point. So I saw it and I was like, why
29:58
would he be posting this? And then I I thought about it
30:01
for just half a second. I was like, oh, it's obvious.
30:02
It's because he wants to distract from the fact that he
30:04
has dual loyalty. He wants to make it seem like he
30:06
does not because he doesn't have two passports.
30:09
Breaking news fat ass. Just because you don't have two
30:11
passports does not mean you do not have dual loyalty, you
30:15
fucking retard, you fat sack of shit.
30:18
Randy Fine is one of the worst people in our entire government.
30:20
One of the most disgusting people.
30:22
Claims to be pro-life and then tweets out pictures of dead
30:25
babies buried in rubble and says send me more of them.
30:28
Fuck you, fuck everything you stand for.
30:31
Fucking disgusting piece of shit.
30:34
We just had whip. It join and whip it goes W James
30:36
W whip we love you whip it, let's go W whip it.
30:41
Thank you for joining into the chat.
30:43
Someone goes, we need Ceci to be the one talking to Matt Walsh
30:45
here. He ain't going to support it
30:47
publicly with slavery in the name lol.
30:49
You know, that's the thing. We could just call it a work.
30:51
That's the thing. I could be more PC and just be
30:53
like, oh, we'll call them work programs.
30:55
And that would sound like I honestly bet I can get a lot of
30:58
support. I I bet I could legitimately
30:59
garnish support from politicians if I was like, we're going to
31:02
call it work programs, dude. I like the, I like the idea of
31:05
slave camps. I like the idea of modern
31:08
slavery. I, I'm not going to lie, I just
31:11
like it. And here's the thing, as Gen.
31:13
Z starts getting older, they'll be with it too.
31:16
Like Gen. Z just doesn't give a shit.
31:19
We don't give a shit. We grew up watching Jackass and
31:22
they're so surprised that we're like all sick fucks.
31:24
We grew up watching guys like tase their own balls and sit in
31:27
rooms with bears draped in honey and they're like, why are you
31:31
guys so like, why are you guys all shock jocks?
31:34
Why are you guys all so offensive?
31:35
It's like, are you kidding me? I grew up watching guys roll on
31:39
mouse traps, throwing midgets at donkeys so the donkey would kick
31:42
him in the Dick. Like really?
31:45
You're this surprised? I grew up in COD lobbies where
31:48
I'd get called slurs at 7 years old.
31:50
Like they're so shocked that that we're like this, but it's
31:53
like, OK, like look at look at how we grew up.
31:56
I grew up with the Internet. You didn't.
31:58
I grew up in a COD lobby. You didn't.
32:00
I grew up watching Jackass. I grew up watching these people
32:03
literally assault themselves for our entertainment.
32:06
They're like, why do you why do you think that's funny?
32:08
It's like, because it is because it's hilarious.
32:11
These guys are getting their nuts kicked in by donkeys.
32:14
It's it's. Actually insane.
32:15
Like Johnny Knoxville at 50 is getting kicked in the back of
32:18
the head by a bull. Like these guys are crazy.
32:21
And they're like, why are you guys like this?
32:22
Because of that, Because of that, because what our our
32:25
childhood was like, our childhood was filled with this.
32:28
And they're so shocked that we're like this.
32:29
It's like OK you guys might be the retarded ones, not us.
32:34
EHC. Goes should I withdraw my bet on
32:36
No, I would wait till the actual debate.
32:38
So this wasn't supposed to be like a real debate a little bit.
32:42
It was a governor's forum which would have turned into a debate
32:44
if Donald showed up. But the actual debates, first
32:48
one I think is June 6th and then there's another one in July.
32:52
I personally would ride it to the second debate, but like, I
32:57
don't know, maybe maybe after the first one, like if you're
33:01
just looking for profits, yeah, probably after the first, maybe
33:04
the second one a few days after the first.
33:05
I wouldn't do it yet. No chance I would do it yet.
33:09
But yeah, someone goes labour camp.
33:12
Yeah, labour camps is probably the politically correct term for
33:15
a slave camp, but. I like the.
33:18
Idea of slave camp I like the idea of a politician writing the
33:21
slave camp bill. Return.
33:23
Slavery to America, Bill. See, that would be.
33:28
Funny, like HR 193 return slavery back to America.
33:32
That's the bill right there. I don't even know.
33:36
What HR 193, I just made that up for a bill and him, but I think
33:39
it's a good idea. I like it, honestly, I like it.
33:43
But OK, we're going to keep moving on.
33:45
We are going to keep moving on. Let's go to our final thing
33:48
before we get into the fish back stuff, which is this statement
33:52
from Donald Trump breaking. President Trump announces a
33:55
pause to Project Freedom due to significant progress towards a
33:58
complete and final agreement with Iran based on the request
34:01
to Pakistan and other countries and tremendous military success
34:03
that we have had during the campaign against the country of
34:05
Iran. And additionally, the fact that
34:07
great progress has been made toward a complete and final
34:09
agreement with representatives of Iran.
34:11
We have mutually agreed that while the blockade will remain
34:14
in full force and effect, Project Freedom, the movement of
34:16
ships to the Strait of Hormuz will be paused for a short
34:19
period of time to see whether or not the agreement can be
34:21
finalized and signed. President Donald J Trump.
34:24
And I want to tell you guys, while This is why this is all
34:26
just a big nothing burger, because Iran has outright said
34:30
we are unwilling to negotiate with you guys at all on
34:33
anything, including the Strait of Hormuz, including literally
34:36
anything that involves anything that's happened since end of
34:40
February when the war actually started.
34:41
Until you guys realize that we are never going to give up our
34:44
nuclear ambitions. And it is very clear that they
34:48
will not be giving up these ambitions and they have no
34:51
incentive to do so. If they give up their nuclear
34:54
ambitions, they're dead anyway. So why not just die out fighting
34:57
this war? And I'm not supporting Iran
34:59
here. But at the same time, I think
35:01
what the United States did here was directly for Israel.
35:04
It doesn't benefit the United States.
35:05
It only serves to support Israel.
35:08
We spend money on this war. We lose soldiers in this war.
35:10
We lose key military bases in the Middle East.
35:13
We get ships damaged, billions of dollars in damages.
35:15
Like I said, gas is at, you know, fucking record-breaking
35:19
prices essentially throughout the country, complete disaster.
35:21
And gas, I'm even here in South Florida where gas is usually
35:24
cheap as shit, but no gas is expensive as fuck right now.
35:27
Huge problem. And this is all due to the
35:31
problems we're having over there in Iran and the problems with
35:33
the trader Hormuz, which we had access to before the war ended,
35:37
but we do not necessarily have control of now.
35:39
They like to say we have control over it, but we don't.
35:42
If we have real control over it, then everything would kind of be
35:45
back to normal domestically, at least price wise.
35:48
But we do not have that. It is a complete lie by Donald
35:50
Trump, him saying we're working on finalizing an agreement.
35:53
There is no agreement because Iran is refusing to negotiate.
35:56
And if they're negotiating, one of their things that they are
35:58
unwilling to move on is nuclear ambitions.
36:02
And here's the real red pill. If this war theoretically does
36:05
end in like the next week, like say next week, the war truly
36:08
does end. We pull everything out.
36:11
That means it's only going to start again because the project
36:13
was not finished. Israel has certain ambitions
36:15
here, and until we complete the goals that Israel wanted us to
36:19
complete for them, we will not be done with Iran.
36:22
So if this war ends soon, just wait another couple years, wait
36:25
another three years, whatever it is, and it will be back, I can
36:28
almost guarantee it. But I actually do not think it's
36:31
going to end soon. I do think this will continue.
36:34
I do think Iran has a lot of leverage here to make America
36:37
feel pain. I mean, they're already making
36:38
America feel pain every single day that prices keep going up,
36:42
or at least even if they just stay the way they are.
36:44
Donald Trump becomes more and more unpopular and it is
36:47
becoming a problem for him. And it's it's actually
36:50
disgusting as well because he said, oh, I don't care about the
36:53
poll numbers when it comes to anything with Iran.
36:54
But then when it came to mass deportations, he was like, oh,
36:57
it's just too politically unpopular.
36:59
It's like, did you think it would be popular to deport 50
37:01
million people? Fucked hard.
37:03
No, it was never going to be popular besides amongst the
37:05
right. We we want it.
37:07
We don't want to see the demographic change.
37:08
I don't want my kids growing up in South Africa.
37:11
Sorry about that. I don't want my kids growing up
37:13
in a place where they're a minority and everybody fucking
37:15
hates them because they're white in a country that white people
37:18
built. So yeah, I just, I'm so fucking
37:21
disgusted by it, but. This is.
37:24
The update we got from Donald Trump, but let's go on.
37:26
Let's get to our final thing, which is this debate for, I
37:31
don't know necessarily what we're going to call it, but
37:33
we'll put it in one point, 5X speed.
37:34
If it feels too fast, we're going to go down to 1.25 X
37:38
speed. And I have a little bit
37:40
different of a setup I used to have like the headphones in.
37:43
Now I shouldn't have to do that, but let me know if the audio is
37:48
like a double audio for you guys because if it is all fixed, I'll
37:51
put the headphones in, but I don't think it should be.
37:53
I think I fixed it. It might be for like the first
37:55
like moment I turn on the video, the mic might recognize it, but
37:57
then after that, it should drop it.
37:59
So let me guys know. They are stopping the war.
38:02
So retards will stop, will still vote Republicans in the
38:05
midterms. Yeah, again, it's all just
38:07
political propaganda and bullshit.
38:09
Someone in the chat goes fishback is the goat, Fishback
38:11
is the fucking goat. Fishback's the man.
38:13
And I've been on fishback since early fucking on.
38:15
I knew who this guy was immediately after he started his
38:18
campaign. I saw his videos.
38:19
I met him in person multiple times.
38:22
True genius. And like I said, before we get
38:24
into this video, I'm going to repeat it one more time.
38:25
Inevitably, he will be the president of this country.
38:28
I keep tweeting it out and I will will say I got to like by
38:31
James Fishback on the tweet too. So maybe he's thinking it too.
38:34
I said 2026 Governor Fishback, 2032 President Fishback within
38:40
two minutes liked by James Fishback, didn't even tag him
38:43
Again, I think he feels the same way.
38:45
I think he's on to it. I think he he knows as well that
38:48
he could be president if he wins this race.
38:50
And I again, like I said, he inevitably will be.
38:52
In my opinion, he truly is one of the smartest, if not the
38:56
smartest politician I have ever encountered.
38:59
Let's get into the video. Thank.
39:11
You. So much for our time together
39:25
this evening and we get to gather freely without any any
39:31
concern or the government coming in trying to stop us this
39:34
evening. I thank you that we live in a
39:36
country we can worship through or we can proclaim the name of
39:38
Jesus. And we just thank you so much
39:40
for organizations like for Citizens Alliance that are doing
39:42
so many good things in the state of Florida.
39:44
We thank for this country. We can be for our president and
39:47
God knows America with Jesus name everybody.
39:49
That's just because the someone said sounds like an echo.
39:52
That's just because the audio shit so far right now.
39:54
Wait, wait till they're I don't know why, but I remember it too
39:58
when I was when I turned to the on right in the beginning, the
40:00
audio in the beginning here. Let's just like skip to when
40:02
they're actually, I feel bad skipping the pledge, but let's
40:06
skip to like when they sit down and they're sitting in front of
40:08
their mics. That's when the audio is
40:10
actually good. If it's still an echo there,
40:12
I'll I'll fix it. I'll try and fix it, but I don't
40:14
think it should. Be.
40:23
What this is for you? Have a question for our games?
40:25
Tonight, That's why we get this right up.
40:27
Front, we want your questions. We have.
40:29
Moderators. Who have questions?
40:31
Someone's going to come up with lots of questions, but we want
40:33
your questions. So if you have to.
40:35
Take questions. Already written on the card.
40:37
We've got people. That are.
40:42
Going to come and collect what in this?
40:46
Fucking thing store. Thank.
41:07
You. When does the fucking?
41:19
Thing actually start. What is this?
41:22
And everyone here, thank you. Thank you very much, Ryan, RC
41:26
Speaker Renner. And like, how's that?
41:27
Audio with fishback? Was there any echo there?
41:30
Was that good? Because that's that's what like
41:32
the, you know, vast majority of the video sounds like after they
41:35
actually get in it. EHC says fire, let's get one
41:38
more confirmation. JT says that sounds good.
41:41
OK, we're going to keep going. Everyone here.
41:43
Thank you so much for coming this evening.
41:45
This is a race that is not about different men.
41:48
It is about two different, radically different visions that
41:51
our state can go in. I'm going to tell you up front
41:53
right now, if Ron DeSantis could run for a third term, I would
41:56
not be on the stage because Ron DeSantis is the greatest
41:58
governor in Florida history. And just notice.
42:02
Look at the seat next to them open and I wish they zoomed in
42:05
on the name plate, but the name plate says Byron Donalds, who
42:07
did not show up at all. A sackless coward of an
42:10
individual. I think I can speak.
42:14
For both Speaker Winner and I, when we say the next governor of
42:17
this state must preserve the incredible conservative wins
42:20
that Ron DeSantis and first lady have given us, we have to
42:22
preserve those wins. And when we do that, we can then
42:24
begin to build on them. What do we mean by build on
42:27
those wins? Well we actually didn't.
42:29
Quite the opposite. We mean stop the irresponsible
42:31
reckless building and development.
42:32
Florida is full. Since COVID, Florida has
42:39
welcomed over 800,000 people from all over the country.
42:43
Housing inflation, housing shortages, skyrocketing property
42:46
tax, property insurance, auto insurance, HOA, condominiums,
42:49
your light bill everything is out of this world expensive and
42:53
the trajectory it's not going to get any better from AI data
42:56
centers taking your water and your electric someone just.
42:59
Said actually if you're an inmate, state or fed, you can be
43:02
put to slave labor. It's already a law.
43:04
Many inmates would refuse it and possibly riot over it.
43:06
Oh yeah, you're probably right, they would.
43:08
But here's what you do. You take the first one who riots
43:11
over it and point blank shoot him in the fucking head.
43:15
I I promise. You there'll be less riots after
43:17
that. I I I can almost guarantee there
43:22
would be prick. Build.
43:24
To H1 BS, cheap foreign labour from India and China taking your
43:27
job, your kids job or your grandkids job.
43:29
The threats are real. It is now time for a leader to
43:32
step up. A leader to step up in the same
43:34
way that our founding fathers stepped up 250 years ago and
43:36
said 3 words. Enough is enough.
43:38
I am running to be the next Governor of Florida as a fourth
43:40
generation Floridian because I believe that Florida is our
43:42
home, America is our birthright, and no one should ever be able
43:45
to steal that from us. Thank you very much.
43:51
In. 2018 looking at the election.
43:52
Results and not knowing we're going to.
43:53
Have Ron DeSantis or Governor Andrew Gillum think about that
43:57
and so why that's happened why that matters is we have to have
43:59
someone who's ready for leadership on day one and so the
44:01
reason why I should be the next governor is a like mental
44:03
leadership under pressure 20 years in the military I served
44:05
in two wars meeting men and women to defend our country as a
44:08
prosecutor, trying vigil and violent vigil offenders as an
44:11
owner of business, a partner in another business and also as
44:13
someone who's shown up and actually delivered results.
44:15
We have too many politicians and putting Republicans who get into
44:17
office and all they do is they self promote, they get rich,
44:20
they have fun and if forget about meeting the people and
44:22
they need to come home. We do not need to give them.
44:26
Additionally. Someone who has a bold vision
44:28
without vision that the parish we have plans online to
44:30
eliminate home to that property taxes to say a hard no to any AI
44:34
and just to give. Clarity.
44:35
That's the Democrat speaker next to him.
44:39
But you'll even. Notice like Democrat speakers in
44:41
Florida, like Democrats in Florida are still like
44:44
relatively right wing. Back against the red region out
44:48
of China and Islam. Our state will not let them get
44:50
hurt and. We have plans for.
44:53
Health free and Wellness and other things and stop sex.
44:55
And finally, it comes down to who shows up to fight the left
44:58
whenever they raise their head for the down of school board
45:00
races at 22 and 24. Not the governor's job
45:02
restriction, not mine, but I participated, contributed money
45:04
that we had raised into that to make sure that we got the Lotus
45:07
out of our schools. We put common sense
45:08
conservatives in charge of our school districts and
45:11
additionally amended 3 and 4 out of state millionaires who want
45:13
to jam their agenda into our state constitution.
45:15
Not going to happen when I'm governor again.
45:16
Not discovered job description of mine but I went out and
45:19
travelled to state with this governor wrote op eds raised and
45:21
donated over $2,000,000 especially amended for to stop
45:23
abortion being a destination state here in Florida to stop
45:26
recreational hot you need somebody who's going to show up
45:28
and beat them whenever they come back and say are coming back.
45:30
Thank you guys. I'm.
45:33
Going to ask for. A question The audio.
45:41
Is dog shit when you're listening to the audio of the
45:44
people, like kind of asking the questions a little bit.
45:46
Absolute horseshit. Absolutely.
45:59
It was a shame. So I left the speaker the
46:01
housing legislation in 2024. My successor has been he shot
46:06
down not only angle rice, also great health freedom buildings
46:08
in front of last week in special session.
46:09
Did the same thing during regular session.
46:11
I like angle rice. Here's different guys.
46:12
This is why this is so important.
46:14
If a parent faces a child who is depressed and suicidal, they
46:16
stop everything to make sure that never happens.
46:19
The same child that's AIAI will give it ten ways to take your
46:21
own life. That's why this issue is so
46:22
critically important. And as Speaker of the House, I
46:24
fought against all my pornography of the social media
46:26
platforms. I understand the threat.
46:27
I understand that big tech does not care about our children.
46:30
I know how to bring fight with them.
46:31
Ethan has already done it once before.
46:32
To add it to your question, Ryan is yes, I think the bill can go
46:35
farther. I want to see him opt in for
46:36
parents. I don't know if that was an opt
46:38
in and affirmatively decide if you want AI.
46:39
Don't think AI should be involved in replacing our
46:41
teachers or teaching our children in any way, shape or
46:43
form for reasons I just mentioned.
46:45
And also I want to make sure that the data is honest social
46:47
media skills and without our knowledge of consent, our
46:49
children's personal information and not have that information
46:51
and that AI check on. And again, I'm opposed to being
46:54
in there in the 1st place, but it's going to happen.
46:56
Cannot come along with that child.
46:57
AI can never be a substitute mom or dad or God or, or because
47:00
it's soulless. It has no moral agency.
47:03
It has no, it has no moral compass.
47:05
And so it's important that we protect ourselves from AI and
47:07
the fundamental things like technology, like everything
47:08
else, human beings have to be in control of the technology, not
47:11
the technology in control of the human beings, period.
47:17
Well, thank you. We have to start with one
47:19
universal truth, which is that parents raise their children,
47:21
someone said. That this is the Lieutenant
47:24
governor now, the Lieutenant governor in Florida is Jay
47:27
Collins. Jay Collins is a bald guy.
47:31
He's not there, to be honest. I think that guy on the other
47:36
side, I think that's Jolly. The Democrat opponent.
47:38
I I guess I could be wrong, but I I just I I would assume it's
47:42
Jolly and it it's a little zoomed out but it looks like him
47:45
vaguely at least. Like, yeah, that's him.
47:57
Right, that's jolly. Pretty sure that's.
48:01
Him. I don't know we'll.
48:03
Figure it out. I'm pretty sure it's him though
48:05
not. The government, not teachers,
48:07
not drag queen story hour and not ChatGPT.
48:10
And so when we accept that we have to, as I agree with Speaker
48:12
Renner, there has to be an opt in.
48:13
If you're a 9 or 10 year old and you want to join club, oh, it's
48:16
a speaker. Of Florida.
48:17
OK, there we go, Speaker Odd ChatGPT.
48:20
Or Grok, you have to get affirmative consent from your
48:22
parents to be able to do that. Why is this such a big issue?
48:25
Because a speaker Renner touched on, there are already documented
48:27
cases of young men and women developing relationships with
48:30
their AI, relationships that say, I want to see you, I want
48:33
to see you kill yourself. Here's how you can do it.
48:35
This is real. This is not hypothetical.
48:37
And so the Internet, we saw the double edged sword, the same
48:40
Internet that gave us Google Maps, that gave us Wikipedia,
48:42
also gave us child pornography, also gave us a place for people
48:45
to buy and sell drugs called Silk Road.
48:47
AI is no different. Clearly there are benefits to
48:49
AI. Clearly there's a way for AI to
48:50
superpower education, to help tailor personal individual
48:53
education plans. But I am firmly on board with an
48:56
AI Bill of Rights because children are our most precious,
48:59
precious things in this world. And we cannot let anything,
49:01
whether it's a corporation or a nation, whether it is a tech
49:04
billionaire or not, we must stand up to that.
49:06
The best way you know that AI is a threat is that Mark
49:08
Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, the guy pushing AI on your kids,
49:12
doesn't let his kids use AI. Crazy.
49:17
That's a real. Truth.
49:18
Look right there, one of the guys making one of the biggest
49:21
AI companies in the country doesn't even allow his own kids
49:24
to use it. That's that should tell you
49:26
everything you need to know. Be biblical for a second.
49:29
Judge them by their fruits. That's what this is about.
49:32
And you, when we look at those 10 commandments and we say honor
49:35
thy mother and father, it is a mom and a dad in the flesh, not
49:39
an AI chat bot telling your child how to live.
49:42
We said hell no to the drag queen and story hour.
49:44
We said hell no to the guidance counselor trying to transition
49:46
your kid and we say hell no to ChatGPT raising your son or
49:48
daughter. At the end.
49:59
Of the last legislative session seems like almost nothing back
50:01
up, so you're going to want. You first and.
50:03
Doing. You step into the governor's
50:05
office, how do you give away having a session ever again like
50:08
11 had this past year? Well, first of all.
50:11
I think that every candidate owes you an answer to that
50:14
question. You have to figure to an answer.
50:16
It was absence of candidates with the name tags that have no
50:19
one said that and I called for if you want to leave the three
50:22
state of Florida, you should tell parents and kids you wish
50:24
to protect them from technology or anybody being bought and paid
50:26
for by that technology and do whatever they tell you to do.
50:29
Isn't that fish bug? Or all right isn't.
50:32
That fish bag's voice is just that good.
50:34
Or what is it that everybody else has shitty audio, but fish
50:37
bag just sounds like crystal clear.
50:40
What is it? I, I don't know, like Renner, is
50:42
he not holding the mic close enough?
50:44
Well, what is and the the people asking the questions, it's like
50:46
their audio is dog shit compared to fish backs.
50:49
I think you'll know that, don't you?
50:52
You can hear it and understand it being kind of a.
50:56
Is as a military guy that would be criticizing the private
50:59
phrases in public, you bring these guys in and I know the
51:01
good news is like English weather, if you don't like the
51:02
secretary of your president, just wait a few hours.
51:04
Just wait a couple years and it'll change.
51:05
And so this people will be out after this session in special
51:08
session, in another special session in it, we'll have two
51:10
other guys coming in, San Pierce and Jude.
51:12
Who I know. Well, and who if I can work
51:14
with? Well, and we're hit the ground
51:15
running coming out of the government's race for a lot of
51:17
local capital. We're going to hit the ground
51:18
running. And there's two years we had the
51:20
governor said we're unmatched in legislative session in any state
51:22
of America. I'm a conservative.
51:24
I'm there to get the job done and put the conservative wins on
51:26
the board. And that's what we're going to
51:27
do. And we're getting the same
51:28
response. And I will tell you about
51:29
becoming enabled and we're around the state say it's time
51:31
for one of you to step up in primary that incumbent because
51:34
we were not going to allow people again to get into office.
51:36
And all they think about is their next office.
51:38
All they think about is self promotion.
51:39
All they think about is getting rich.
51:40
All they think about is having fun.
51:41
And they forget about the mission.
51:42
You're there for a job, do your job.
51:45
And we see this year the difference that leadership makes
51:46
from most deeper leaves. And that just comes in.
51:48
And so if it comes to that, it doesn't come to that.
51:50
I will first try to unite conservatives.
51:51
We had a much more moderate member on Senate side to make
51:54
from our speaker in this area. We have a decent relationship
51:57
because I have a lot of conservative things done.
51:58
So there's some things that you want to done.
51:59
We work with the government. They all work because we should
52:01
not squander a super majority in the legislature.
52:04
We should be leading the country thanks to the river.
52:12
Well, you. Step in and you do what
52:14
President Reagan did best. You actually lead, yes, with a
52:16
little bit of humor, yes, uniting your own party.
52:18
But you also have to be willing to reach out a hand.
52:20
You know, we say we have a super majority in the Florida
52:21
Legislature. We're not seeing it.
52:23
If that's the kind of gridlock and infighting we've got to get
52:26
out of this mindset, we must disabuse ourselves of this
52:28
notion that because someone says they're a Republican, they are.
52:31
Our friend Liz Cheney said she was a Republican and she
52:33
backstabbed President Trump. So there are a lot of
52:35
Republicans in Tallahassee who will say one thing to get
52:38
elected but do something entirely different.
52:40
My job is to go in there as the Republican nominee, as the next
52:43
governor, to build a coalition that works in common areas but
52:46
also calls people out when there are egregious, hypocritical acts
52:49
where Republicans said they were going to eliminate gun control,
52:52
only to find out they won't do that.
52:53
When it comes to the floor of the legislature, they need to be
52:55
called out mercilessly. And when they do come together,
52:57
you have to praise them on the way over here.
52:58
I was in Boca last night and I stopped to visit the grave sites
53:01
of my grandfather, my grandmother at Florida National
53:03
Cemetery. And my grandmother always said,
53:04
you've heard this. I'm sure growing up it's easier
53:07
to attract bees with honey than with vinegar.
53:09
Yes, I will call out mercilessly the backstabbing rhinos.
53:13
But when Republicans and Democrats work together to
53:15
deliver the common sense solutions that you send me to
53:16
Tallahassee to accomplish, I will praise them even if they're
53:19
not in my own party. So it just goes.
53:27
I'm back, my boss came by and touched me for being on my
53:30
phone. Liberal Cup.
53:31
Just mad I ain't on my third divorce.
53:34
Why is your boss? Touching you?
53:36
Why is it did he grab you? Why is your boss touching you?
53:39
I I know you probably mean it metaphorically, but why is your
53:43
boss touching you? That's such a.
53:46
Crazy way to phrase that my boss touched my boss sexually
53:50
assaulted me brutally because I was on my phone at work.
53:54
That's crazy. That's so funny.
53:56
Good to have you back in the chat buddy.
53:57
Hope you're doing well. They're in the state Florida.
54:02
We've got great school sports program and particularly we've
54:04
had some questions that are related to homeschooling
54:06
whatever members what homeschooling in the state of
54:08
Florida. And when it comes to?
54:09
The the tech program, Scholars program.
54:11
How do we improve or change it? It is.
54:14
A great question, I look. Forward to meeting with the
54:15
leadership of the Collier County School Board tomorrow.
54:17
I'll be in the offices early to meet with them, as I've met with
54:18
school board members all over the state.
54:20
But I've also met with homeschool parents, those who
54:21
have decided to pull their children out of school.
54:22
Not necessarily. Yeah, they lost.
54:25
Signal during it for a minute, Wait, we'll skip.
54:31
Lady DeSantis has. Given a change that I would two
54:36
big changes I would make to the already great program that
54:38
Governor DeSantis and First Lady DeSantis has given our state.
54:40
The first thing I would say, this guy goes.
54:42
No. He went full grab for help.
54:44
My cheek almost came off. Oh well.
54:48
Sue the fuck out of it, man. You're probably just
54:50
bullshitting, but if you're not, sue the fuck out of this guy.
54:53
What are you doing? That's a bag right there.
54:55
Your boss grabbed your cock. Your boss grabbed your ass.
54:58
That's sexual harassment if you pull your kids out.
55:01
Of call your county public schools.
55:02
If he did that, go. Grab his back and call your
55:05
county public. Schools, but it's going to spend
55:06
$13,000 per student per year. You should get the full $13,000
55:14
every single penny. Look, I'm not a political guy.
55:16
I don't have any political experience.
55:17
I'm a business guy. If you were going to spend
55:19
$13,000 over here and you don't use that service, you can come
55:22
over here and get the full amount.
55:23
That's how we deliver real equality of school.
55:25
Choice number 2 is a real frustration.
55:27
I've heard from homeschool parents is the homeschool
55:28
marketplace. You don't have laptops on there.
55:30
You have delays. That's a real problem.
55:32
So what I would do is I would broaden that marketplace.
55:34
I would make it easier for parents to have access to the
55:35
tools that they need to educate and to motivate their children
55:38
at home. I completely, unequivocally
55:40
support the homeschool movement. And that begins with recognizing
55:43
that if you're going to spend money, if you're going to give
55:44
a, a laptop at Golden Gate or an Immokalee, you give that kid as
55:47
a homeschool student the same money, the same resources.
55:49
I'm a free market capitalist. The best kind of competition is
55:51
when our public schools have to compete.
55:53
Our private schools have to compete.
55:54
I would say Optima would have to compete, but it's closed and our
55:56
homeschool parents can compete as well.
55:58
And so I am 100% in the school choice movement.
56:01
I would say that I'm pro-choice. But I'll tell you, life begins
56:03
at conception. Is to set up certain priorities
56:11
in mind in the first year was HP 1, which was the universal
56:14
school choice scholarship. So that started there was truly
56:17
as did the pet program. My question to my staff is about
56:18
home school parents. Why can't we have something
56:20
within as well? And so the scholarship is
56:21
basically the state portion of education funding and what James
56:24
described is that difference in federal funding, local options
56:27
that our choice students do not receive.
56:29
I do believe that the money should always follow the
56:31
students just like I believe in healthcare, the money should
56:33
follow the patient. It's basically 101 and every
56:36
business has an entrance and an extent except for education with
56:39
a monopoly. We set up California where you
56:41
can enter, but you can never leave.
56:42
And so with the school choice now every school also has an
56:45
exit. You do a good job, people at the
56:46
entrance, you do a bad job. People can and should at the
56:48
exits. And so that's made our public
56:49
schools have to compete more and you do a better job.
56:51
And it's allowed for every parent to decide the best choice
56:54
for their students on how to get their education.
56:56
And it goes, it's unbundled. You can be a homeschool kid.
56:57
They go one day a week to a charter school or a traditional
56:59
public school in physics if you want.
57:01
That's the duty of school choice.
57:02
It was my number one priority in your one HP one as speaker of
57:04
the House. If you're not going to protect
57:06
it, but continue to expand it and it is making our education
57:09
better. It's making better and I want
57:12
to. Continue.
57:19
To come back. Thank you very much.
57:24
Someone with the. Name sexualized reptile says
57:28
your guy has no chance to win. First of all, you sound like a
57:31
freak with your name. Second of all, if you don't
57:34
think Fishback can win, you're retarded.
57:36
If Mom Donnie can win, anybody could win, but Fishback
57:39
definitely will. This second, Byron Donald's and
57:42
Fishback are on the same debate stage, which will happen one
57:45
month and one day from today. It's over for Donald's
57:48
immediately. This guy goes get.
57:51
Triggered. OK, you're just a fag has.
57:54
To require to. Introduce their own electric
57:56
power and water and not use to produce resources.
58:00
Thank you. I'm a business guy, so
58:02
everything I look at is through the lens of risk and reward.
58:05
I'd be lying to you if I said there were not a reward to an AI
58:07
data center. The number one reward is you'll
58:08
be able to generate that photo of Donald Trump in a bikini. 5
58:10
seconds. Quicker the risks to.
58:13
AI data centers are bigger than whether or not they generate
58:15
their own electricity. The 500 acres that in Fort Meade
58:17
in southern Polk County is now going to an AI data center that
58:19
can't be used for citrus. It can't be used for cattle.
58:21
It can't be used to build a rural hospital to serve the 5000
58:23
residents. And so I am a heck no on AI data
58:25
centers across the board. I don't care if they have a
58:27
nuclear power plant. I don't care.
58:30
Now let's talk about how we accomplish that and 1st, why we
58:32
should. An AI data center can use
58:33
upwards of 500,000 gallons of water.
58:36
Not every month, not every week, every single day.
58:38
Speaker Renner knows this. We are living through the worst
58:40
drought here in Florida in 26 years.
58:43
Now is the worst time to be talking about these new sucking
58:45
AI data centers. Your electric bills are going to
58:47
go up. More simple supply and demand.
58:48
When more electricity demand comes onto the grid, we pay for
58:51
it. As a result, I say no to welfare
58:53
Queens who want lobster and steak on their food stamps, and
58:55
I say no to Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg trying to have us pay
58:58
for their electric bills. And allow me to explain the how.
59:04
How do we accomplish this? How do we do it?
59:06
If there are county commissions all over the state that are
59:08
tripping over themselves to approve these AI data centers,
59:10
how do we accomplish it? We have to do what's called a
59:12
state preemption. We have to preempt all of the
59:15
authority for AI data centers away from greedy county
59:17
commissions who will do anything for a quick buck and a Rolex.
59:19
Bring it to Tallahassee and put in place an indefinite
59:21
moratorium on AI data centers in every single Florida county.
59:29
I have a. Hard note on AI data centers and
59:32
it will absolutely raise your electric bills.
59:34
And yeah, J. Two, you're right about this, he
59:37
goes. I'm not going to lie, whoever
59:39
was running the stream did not set the audio up to catch the
59:42
people speaking off 100%. The audio on this is not great.
59:45
The audio from this back is actually incredible.
59:49
The audit from everybody else is literally fucking terrible.
59:53
I was just. Discussed.
59:54
We had a historic drought and they're going to come in with a
59:56
big pipe in the ground and suck out our aquifer.
59:58
I don't think so. And so one of the hands one.
1:00:01
Of the hands of this race. However, said the floor should
1:00:03
lead in the construction of the. I'm sorry that he's not here to
1:00:05
get this 30 seconds, but he's also said we have enough
1:00:07
Christine land to use. Personally, I think that
1:00:09
Christine Land should stay Christine, that you'll be
1:00:15
changing before the wildlife corridor, Everglades
1:00:17
restoration, springs restoration, and then before the
1:00:19
1st campaign. And that means all I care about
1:00:21
is that people would make a living and make their home here.
1:00:23
And we are not going to let Big Tech come above us to bring in
1:00:25
these data centers. They will absolutely.
1:00:27
If you can get an affordability problem now, it'll be my day one
1:00:29
priority to bring down taxes, insurance, electric bills.
1:00:31
We are not going to let AI gazingers come in and jeopardize
1:00:34
that. And they will absolutely do
1:00:35
that. In Louisiana, there's a facility
1:00:36
that literally draws more power than the entire city of New
1:00:38
Orleans. So depending on who you ask is
1:00:40
the equivalent of 67800 thousand people.
1:00:42
One hyperscale center 1 is proposing for me.
1:00:45
I will say this under my watch, Florida is not for sale.
1:00:48
There's a big choice in this election.
1:00:49
It's not from anybody on the stage.
1:00:50
If we want to go the direction do the bidding of big Tech at
1:00:53
the expense of everyone in this room of every Florida citizen or
1:00:56
I love that he. Highlights that Florida is not
1:00:58
for sale because again, if you guys remember what I talked
1:01:01
about yesterday and a little bit last week, Byron Section 8, the
1:01:04
retard Donald's said that Florida is for sale to him.
1:01:08
Whoever calls him and donates can steer the direction of
1:01:10
Florida. Sorry.
1:01:12
Excuse me. Oh, that's the definition of for
1:01:15
sale. So it's it's actually insane.
1:01:17
He's literally selling favors. He's saying you make a big
1:01:20
donation to my campaign. I'll listen to your call, hear
1:01:22
you out, and I'll let you steer the direction of this.
1:01:24
Yeah, fuck that. Sorry.
1:01:26
I don't want Miriam Adelson controlling my state anymore.
1:01:28
I want it back in the hands of the Floridians where it belongs.
1:01:32
Florida first. And make sure that you return
1:01:33
Florida, that the affordable state used to be so that people
1:01:36
can grow up, young people can grow up and have the same great
1:01:38
state that I grow up in. And I'm committed to you to make
1:01:40
sure that happens. So many families and individuals
1:01:48
are concerned about affordability and high cost.
1:01:51
What? You was.
1:01:52
Going to. Do to tell these families.
1:01:55
Holy shit, look at the. Honker on that guy, 10 bucks,
1:01:58
He's Jewish. 10 bucks, $10. If anyone wants to take me on
1:02:02
that, I would. I mean, just look at that.
1:02:04
The black hair. The Honker got to be right.
1:02:08
Portability generally, portability generally, sure.
1:02:10
So again, you need a vision and everything that goes you do
1:02:13
something you're writing. So we put out our property tax
1:02:15
proposal which will eliminate homestead property taxes.
1:02:17
We also eliminate taxes for small mom and pop businesses.
1:02:20
We give some some help for vendors.
1:02:21
And again for first time homebuyers, your first time you
1:02:23
own three houses in New York, but you never own the home on
1:02:26
your Florida resident. The replacement taxes we have to
1:02:28
make up for some of that long savings are 0 for first time
1:02:31
homebuyers. They will not pay that
1:02:32
additional tax. They'll come in, they know
1:02:33
property taxes every 95%. Floridians at the $1,000,000 or
1:02:36
below will not pay any property taxes going forward, period,
1:02:39
full stop. So we'll take care of property
1:02:40
taxes. We'll make sure we use insurance
1:02:42
rates in the speaker. We had bold reforms to lower
1:02:43
auto rates and also save our insurance market from collapse.
1:02:46
We went after the trial lawyers. We went after the insurance
1:02:48
companies. We said how about we focus on
1:02:49
the consumers? How about we focus on we the
1:02:51
people to bring down costs and also bold our insurers
1:02:53
accountable. I'll take that same Commission
1:02:54
focus and delivery results and continue to bring down insurance
1:02:57
temporarily repealing the tax on owners on insurance.
1:03:00
My state afford a home which is on parking programs, which will
1:03:02
lower insurance by $1000 and also some regulatory reform that
1:03:05
can lower insurance by 5 to 10% in year 1.
1:03:07
We're also bringing down the electric rates and I'll be
1:03:09
talking about this tomorrow at the roundtable that suffice to
1:03:11
say our utilities are pursuing the green new scam of these huge
1:03:14
solar farms and you see them all over the taking up our farmland,
1:03:16
which is not the lowest possible cost to deliver electricity to
1:03:19
your home. It's not domestically sources
1:03:20
you're relying on for those panels, China and for the
1:03:23
batteries China, it's not reliable.
1:03:25
We see when we have a cold snap or heat, heat wave, the power
1:03:28
goes off and so we have to have electricity that is US reliable
1:03:31
and the lowest possible cost to you.
1:03:33
That's three areas where we bring down cost.
1:03:34
And again, part of that is not doing the wrong thing by
1:03:36
bringing in. When we think about.
1:03:42
Affordability. We have a three-part test.
1:03:44
How does life feel affordable? Not asking about the vibe.
1:03:46
We're not asking about your personal feelings.
1:03:47
We want to make a three-part objective test.
1:03:50
Here we go. The first is how many 30 year
1:03:52
olds are married and own their home.
1:03:53
My dad, when he was growing up in the 1960s in Fort Lauderdale,
1:03:56
half, half of 30 year olds were married and owned their home.
1:03:59
Today, that's less than 15%. That is a crisis.
1:04:02
We have to make it easier for our young.
1:04:03
We'll say another problem. With that is Fort Lauderdale's
1:04:05
filled with disgusting whores. The unmarriable woman.
1:04:08
The woman. Let's see, where do we?
1:04:10
Draw the line like. Any woman.
1:04:15
If you're on the right side of Florida on the coast, which is,
1:04:17
you know, one of the most popular places in Florida,
1:04:20
anywhere from Daytona and under Daytona to Daytona to even like
1:04:27
you can go all the way down to like Key West, but we'll just
1:04:29
say that Daytona to Miami, to be fair for now, if you marry a
1:04:34
woman who lives between Daytona and Miami, you're marrying a
1:04:37
whore, most likely. Most likely you're marrying a
1:04:40
whore. 99.9 times out of 10 you're marrying a slut.
1:04:45
He's been fucked about 1000 times by every rich guy on their
1:04:48
boat. Yeah, yeah.
1:04:50
It's all just gold diggers and whores in this area.
1:04:52
It's sad, but it's like literally from Daytona to
1:04:57
Daytona to Miami, everything in between, it's all sluts.
1:05:01
It's all old people, but sluts mainly all the young women,
1:05:05
they're sluts if they're attractive.
1:05:07
Even the fat ones are sluts. I actually.
1:05:10
I actually made a point in my Telegram channel, which I feel
1:05:12
like I should reiterate right now because, you know, I've
1:05:15
been, I like to think of myself as, you know, a profound
1:05:19
thinker, a little bit like Play DoH or Aristotle or one of those
1:05:22
types. But I said that the, I was
1:05:25
thinking about it on Sunday and I was like, you know what, the
1:05:28
ugliest and most attractive women, they are the most
1:05:30
delusional because everybody just lies to them.
1:05:34
You know, like the pretty girls, everybody tells them, oh, you're
1:05:36
so funny, you're so smart, you're so the blah, blah, blah.
1:05:38
Everybody just lies to them all the time.
1:05:40
And the fat girls, people lie to them for the opposite, You know,
1:05:42
you want to help their feelings maybe a little bit.
1:05:44
But like the ugliest and the the most attractive are always the
1:05:48
most delusional. You know, sometimes you find
1:05:49
that like in the middle, a hole in the wall girl.
1:05:52
And that's, that's the type you want to marry realistically, the
1:05:55
quiet, subtle type, that's what you're looking for.
1:05:59
Young men and women to find God, to get married, and to have kids
1:06:06
#2 is life affordable? Well, here's the question, can
1:06:08
you still raise a family on a single income?
1:06:11
My parents did. My parents parents did.
1:06:13
Now you would have to search all day to find a single person who
1:06:17
could raise their kids on a single income.
1:06:19
We have to make it affordable. Yes by tackling the root cause
1:06:22
which is high prices, but also make it easier for the man who
1:06:24
works or the woman who works in the household to be able to get
1:06:27
a great paying job. Quite literally everything is
1:06:28
unaffordable if you lose your job because it was given to a
1:06:31
cheap foreign laborer from India or China.
1:06:33
That's why I will end the H1B scam once and for all.
1:06:39
And then last, can our, can our seniors afford to retire with
1:06:43
dignity? We don't want our seniors
1:06:45
upstair at the ceiling before they go to bed wondering how
1:06:47
they're going to pay their property tax, property
1:06:49
insurance, auto insurance, HOA bill.
1:06:51
We have to get to the bottom of it.
1:06:52
And Speaker Renner touched on it, but the biggest scandal in
1:06:55
the property tax space is that in the last five years, total
1:06:57
statewide property tax revenue, the amount of money they're
1:06:59
stealing from us in the last five years is up $20 billion.
1:07:04
We don't need to rollback spending.
1:07:05
We don't need to rollback spending to the 1990s.
1:07:07
We need to rollback spending simply to 2020.
1:07:09
And if we do that, we can eliminate property taxes for
1:07:11
every single homesteaded residence in our state.
1:07:13
That's all you have to do The Mathworks.
1:07:23
And this for all of endless tribal department showing up
1:07:26
everywhere when I left San Francisco. 2014 This is the.
1:07:29
Exact thing that I have. Because I know it comes
1:07:31
backwards. In a state that.
1:07:33
Grows and it is abundant. How do we balance the need for
1:07:35
infrastructure while respecting the rights of the people who are
1:07:38
all going to hear? Is to push back.
1:07:42
Florida is the best state in the country, but it cannot remain
1:07:45
the best if the people who made it the best can no longer afford
1:07:48
to live here. We are losing our way of life.
1:07:51
By citrus Groves, By cattle ranchers.
1:07:53
And welcome the 7th Dollar General to your zip code and
1:07:55
wherever the heck of five. Bingo.
1:07:57
If the people who made Florida great in the 1st place, built
1:08:00
this beautiful state up, can no longer afford to live here, you
1:08:04
have ruined the state. It's similar to the country.
1:08:07
It's similar to the the people argument of the country
1:08:09
replacing the people of the country, blah, blah, blah that
1:08:12
we talk about so often. But it's an excellent point.
1:08:16
This is why Fishback is one of the greatest politicians and
1:08:19
he's stepping into politics in such a necessary time.
1:08:23
We need people like this. We need, honestly, we need
1:08:25
hundreds more like this, but it's got to start somewhere.
1:08:28
And I, I'm so thankful that Fishback is leading this right
1:08:32
now in Florida. I I truly look at Fishback and
1:08:35
it. I talk a.
1:08:37
Lot about how black pilled I am. I talk a lot about how like I
1:08:40
look at things and I'm like I really don't see a way out of
1:08:43
certain scenarios for America or Americans.
1:08:46
Fishback gives me a lot of hope, a lot of hope.
1:08:49
He really has some amazing rhetoric points and when you
1:08:52
meet him, it's only it's 10 times the experience than just
1:08:57
watching this video. You can feel the electricity and
1:09:00
energy. You can like, physically see on
1:09:02
his face him thinking about every question deeply and trying
1:09:05
to give a real meaningful answer.
1:09:06
You could legitimately see the emotion on his face.
1:09:09
I was there at one of his events as a woman told an abortion
1:09:12
story, a horrific 1. And yeah, you could legitimately
1:09:17
see the emotion on his face. You could see it.
1:09:20
This guy is he's a real human being.
1:09:22
He's authentic. He's one of us.
1:09:24
He he is a a true American, America first patriot.
1:09:28
And God bless you, James Fishback, for that.
1:09:30
Thank you. We need more of you, Lois.
1:09:32
Bring another self-service car wash, a mini storage unit or
1:09:35
heaven forbidden AI data center. What are we doing here?
1:09:37
My favorite President Ronald Reagan said now is a time for
1:09:40
choosing. I want to be very honest with
1:09:41
you. If you want GDP, if you want
1:09:43
investment to go up, up, up as it has over the last 10 years
1:09:45
and 85% increase in GDP, this is your guy right here, Byron
1:09:48
Donalds. He wants to accelerate the
1:09:50
development, accelerate the GDP of Florida.
1:09:52
I'm not going to worship GDP. What I am going to focus on is
1:09:55
preserving our way of life, creating great paying jobs.
1:09:57
And you know what that might mean?
1:09:58
Saying no to a new Urban Development project.
1:10:00
That might mean saying no to a massive Section 8 style housing
1:10:03
development. That might mean saying no to 10s
1:10:05
or hundreds of millions of dollars in investment.
1:10:08
My favorite economist is Thomas Soule, and he said that politics
1:10:10
is not. It's not about solutions.
1:10:12
There is no one-size-fits-all solution that's going to make
1:10:14
every single person happy. But politics is about
1:10:16
trade-offs. Here is your choice.
1:10:18
Do you want to preserve the Florida that we know and love
1:10:21
for your kids and mine? Or do we want to make Mark
1:10:23
Zuckerberg, George Soros, and Bill Gates rich?
1:10:27
Do we want to preserve the Everglades?
1:10:28
Protect and expand the wildlife corridor?
1:10:30
Be able to tell our kids that they can still see a Florida
1:10:33
Panther out on 75 or on the drive up to Immokalee?
1:10:36
Or the first time you. See a Florida Panther, you'll
1:10:38
shit, you're saying it's crazy. You'll be driving your car and
1:10:42
you'll just see one dash across the road and you're like, what
1:10:44
the fuck? Just what?
1:10:44
What the fuck was that? And then you remember there's
1:10:46
Panthers in Florida and you're like, holy shit.
1:10:49
It's actually crazier than when you see an ally.
1:10:51
Alligators aren't like they're cool to see, so cool to see.
1:10:55
And I actually see them a lot, to be honest.
1:10:59
Mountain lions. I mean Panther, those are you're
1:11:01
not seeing a lot of Panthers, but when you see him, you're
1:11:03
like, fuck, that's crazy. And and to be honest, you're
1:11:05
just glad you didn't hit it with your car because you don't even
1:11:07
see it coming. That motherfucker darts out of
1:11:10
the woods and and runs right in front of you won't even see.
1:11:13
It's crazy how fast these things are big.
1:11:16
These things are too. They're wild.
1:11:18
But alligators are really cool. My buddy was a Gator wrestler,
1:11:21
so it's never really scared of Gators because he kind of taught
1:11:22
me like the insurance and out of like how to get a Gator to not
1:11:25
be a growl. Like I couldn't go handle an
1:11:27
alligator alone. I wouldn't wrestle one myself
1:11:30
probably at this point. I wouldn't, you know, if I got
1:11:32
some training to do what I would maybe if it was smaller Gator.
1:11:35
I'm not the biggest guy, but yeah, I mean, I've touched them.
1:11:39
They're awesome. I've seen them.
1:11:42
And to be honest, alligators aren't that scary.
1:11:44
They're they're pretty cool and they're not that like, like
1:11:48
crocodiles are fucking aggressive.
1:11:49
You don't want to fuck with the crocodile, but the Gator, that's
1:11:52
not, that's nothing. Just approach it calmly and
1:11:55
don't don't get way too close unless you know exactly what
1:11:59
you're doing because they are fast as fuck but they don't
1:12:02
really chase you if you just start darting away.
1:12:05
You know they say zigzag but it's like alligators are lazy as
1:12:07
shit. But it's if they chase you.
1:12:10
I mean that's just that's, that's one out of 100.
1:12:13
It's rare that a Gator, a crocodile that'll fucking chase
1:12:17
you. But a Gator?
1:12:19
Won't a Gator won't. That's why I went there and be
1:12:21
like, oh, Alligator Alley. It's like, OK, like alligators
1:12:25
aren't even bad. Like if anything the Mexicans
1:12:27
are having fun playing with the alligator.
1:12:29
Like it's not even bad. Do we want to make Lennar, GL
1:12:33
Holmes and Blackstone rich? The choice is yours to make on
1:12:36
August 18th and I'd be honored to have your vote.
1:12:46
The. Selections about whether to
1:12:47
continue a land member or as was pointed out, Congressman
1:12:49
knowledge land forgotten because we have to make sure we put the
1:12:52
floor first. And that means we can protect
1:12:54
fish and eat the fish in cash. It means we don't develop our
1:12:56
state parks. It means we take care of our
1:12:58
natural resources. It means, you know, I joke, if I
1:13:00
could, I would build them all and make Georgia pay for it.
1:13:02
But of course we can't do that. But what we need to do in the
1:13:04
property tax proposal is there's one group that pays a little bit
1:13:07
more and that's the way it should.
1:13:07
We're shipping that tax order away from all the people in this
1:13:09
audience to make they're living in their home in Florida for out
1:13:12
of state investors, state 5 equity who have purchased over
1:13:14
100,000 homes, single family homes and turn to their limits.
1:13:17
Now what's wrong with that? Well, two things.
1:13:19
Number one is all that money's been paid by 30 and not a dollar
1:13:22
drops into Collier County or any other county in the state.
1:13:24
It's all sent out of our state. But the bigger problem is that's
1:13:26
over 100,000 homes that none of you guys can ever buy.
1:13:29
That drives up artificially drives up advice and homes.
1:13:31
So yes, those people will pay more under my property tax
1:13:33
proposal and that money that we have because in the local
1:13:35
government and also our state government, we will invest in
1:13:37
infrastructure and questions about because what we need in
1:13:39
our leaders and I did this when I was speaker, is start to make
1:13:41
investments today in tournament. We're going to support
1:13:44
tournaments and make investments today in water supply, water
1:13:46
quality, water treatment, our roads and bridges, our
1:13:48
Everglades, our springs, our natural resources that you will
1:13:51
never get credit for. Then we'll make sure that this
1:13:53
stays in a good spot 20-30 years from now.
1:13:55
And I'm going to recline them. And my young kids are grown.
1:13:57
I want to be able to look back and be proud that as government,
1:13:59
if you're government focused on Florida 1st and not what we
1:14:02
could get with the wrong decision, which is who in the
1:14:05
world was in charge that let this happen.
1:14:11
We have a few questions here about and we talked about home
1:14:13
schooling, but about public. Schools.
1:14:14
So what would you do to? Improve or reform the current.
1:14:17
Education system here in Florida and would you I'll discover
1:14:20
would you support as one of these measures A reforming
1:14:23
school grading system to a whole class system.
1:14:24
Over a trigger. Period.
1:14:25
Which means raising the scores to reflect, hey, 90% in school
1:14:28
issues. I'm going to start with Mr.
1:14:30
Bishop. If we can sum up the crisis in
1:14:35
our public schools in one word, it is the crisis of
1:14:37
accountability. The teacher who indoctrinates
1:14:40
your child, who says that Thomas Jefferson is a racist and Cardi
1:14:42
B is a role model. The one who spends more time
1:14:44
talking about microaggressions and microbiology only to find
1:14:47
out that they are failing your son or daughter at a public
1:14:49
school, they need to be fired. That is called accountability.
1:14:53
As Jeb Bush would say, please clap.
1:14:57
But here's the thing. Crazy as Jeb.
1:14:58
Bush says please clap. That's crazy.
1:15:02
That's a crazy callback. That's wild.
1:15:05
Holy shit that's crazy. My dog's.
1:15:08
Walking over now, I know she's about to come say hi.
1:15:10
I'm a little nervous for my new camera setup and everything.
1:15:13
I don't want to knock anything over but see.
1:15:15
See this is how you treat a dog. You don't fucking pick a dog up
1:15:18
and throw it across the street like that disgusting cunt.
1:15:21
Again. She should go right to the
1:15:22
fucking slave camps for that. Literally if I was dictator of
1:15:26
America tomorrow reopened slave camps.
1:15:27
All the worst criminals go there, animal abusers included.
1:15:32
They will be very welcomed in the slave camps.
1:15:36
My grandmother is a public school teacher.
1:15:37
My own sister is a public school teacher.
1:15:38
Most public school teachers that I know wake up early, stay late,
1:15:41
dig in their own, see what the fuck?
1:15:43
EHC goes you should feed her chocolate chill.
1:15:45
Like I'm not gonna kill my fucking to what?
1:15:48
No, what? Dogs are allergic to chocolate?
1:15:51
That's fucking insane. That's crazy.
1:15:54
I guess Hershey isn't real chocolate so theoretically could
1:15:57
probably eat it, but no no that's so fucked up.
1:16:01
Pockets to. Cover lunch money or school
1:16:02
supplies for their students. In the world of business, the
1:16:05
world that I come from, when someone does a good job, you
1:16:07
want to incentivize them to stay.
1:16:09
And the way you do it is by paying them more.
1:16:11
Florida ranks dead last 50 out of 50 nationwide in public
1:16:15
school teacher pay. We don't want to pay the Marxist
1:16:16
who's trying to indoctrinate your kid with Howard Zinn more,
1:16:19
but we want to pay the teachers. The AP Chemistry teacher at
1:16:21
Golden Gate who shows up with fun, creative ways to teach
1:16:23
students how to balance equations.
1:16:24
We want to teach the APUS history teacher at Immokalee
1:16:26
High School who makes history fun.
1:16:29
We want to pay them more. One, they deserve it.
1:16:30
But more importantly, your child, your grandchild deserves
1:16:33
a great school. What makes our schools great?
1:16:35
It's not the building when I grew.
1:16:37
Up I went to the number one high school in my state where I grew
1:16:40
up, or at least for Ali when I was there, it was an ungoing
1:16:43
high school. And one of the things that
1:16:45
really got right is the really good teachers.
1:16:47
They paid a lot. They paid out the ass because
1:16:50
they knew what they had there. Well, when you have a a truly
1:16:53
amazing teacher, a teacher who really takes an interest in
1:16:56
their students and they love what they do and they're great
1:17:00
about showing it and expressing it.
1:17:01
And they're creative in the classroom and they're very
1:17:04
adaptive to different situations and accommodating to different,
1:17:08
you know, like ADHD, not ADHD, but you know, all the different
1:17:11
things things. That's an exceptional teacher
1:17:13
and that's the person again, one good teachers 10 times better
1:17:17
than 10 shitty ones or 10 average. 11 good teacher can
1:17:21
make a massive difference in a child's life an incredible.
1:17:25
It can be the difference between a kid killing himself or not.
1:17:27
It could be the difference between a kid passing and
1:17:29
failing, getting held back and not having ambitions or not.
1:17:32
It is, it's truly incredible what a good teacher can
1:17:36
accomplish. And that's something my school
1:17:37
got right and that's something Fishback wants to do in Florida.
1:17:40
The best teachers should make a lot more than they're currently
1:17:42
making. Teachers are very underpaid.
1:17:45
And a big reason of that is the the way we pay administrators.
1:17:48
They're they're for every 1 teacher there's like, you know,
1:17:50
a few administrators in a fucking school and these people
1:17:52
do shit and they take salaries five times as high as teachers.
1:17:57
Fuck that. Sure as.
1:17:58
Heck not the solar panels on top of the building.
1:18:00
It is the teachers. The number one driver of in
1:18:02
school performance is the teacher.
1:18:03
The number one driver of a student performance out of
1:18:05
school is the parent. The way we make public schools
1:18:09
excellent is we pay our teachers more.
1:18:11
We tie their bonuses to three things.
1:18:13
Test scores, parental evaluations, and student
1:18:15
evaluations. You do well, you get paid more.
1:18:17
And the way you succeed as a teacher is you bring parents
1:18:20
back into the classroom. You help them help their
1:18:22
children be the best versions of themselves.
1:18:27
We want to stay where everyone has a world classification.
1:18:30
My moms public school teacher with public schools.
1:18:32
That's all I ever went to. It was in church schools really
1:18:33
in private schools, but that's your choice as a mom and dad.
1:18:37
That's where senior children. As I mentioned before, I was the
1:18:39
guy who can't in universal school choice in education here
1:18:41
in state of Florida 81 that included the first time home
1:18:44
school parents and of course they want to be a traditional
1:18:45
home school parent. You don't want to take any
1:18:47
government money. That's OK too.
1:18:48
If it's governor, we're going to protect your right isn't mild
1:18:49
because again, parents have the primary role to raise and
1:18:52
educate for children. It will always be that way when
1:18:54
I'm governor. We have to continue to get the
1:18:55
indoctrination out of our schools.
1:18:56
It is not one away. When I speak of the house.
1:18:58
We ended DEI programs in our universities, but guess what
1:19:00
happens? We defunded that.
1:19:01
We got rid of them. Since it's illegal, you can't
1:19:02
have it. So what do they do?
1:19:03
They change the name they, they, they, they just Burrow down
1:19:05
deeper. We had a guy who was
1:19:07
interviewing for the Central University of Florida, and in
1:19:10
the interview the person was looking to hire to listen.
1:19:12
We're buying along. We're doing everything, making a
1:19:14
lot of Trump wants, breaking a lot of Santa wants.
1:19:17
That was a question to get a job at the University of Florida.
1:19:19
And so it's going to require someone.
1:19:21
And I know the bodies vary on education because I spend a lot
1:19:23
of time working on, not in the K12 and also hiring.
1:19:25
And we're going to go after those guys if they can't.
1:19:27
If they can't, are the Lakers? Playing right?
1:19:29
Someone just texted me about the Lakers game.
1:19:31
Are the Lakers playing right now?
1:19:33
Not that I'm we're going to watch this, obviously, we're
1:19:35
going to do the show. I'm just curious.
1:19:37
Legode in the playoffs at 41. Like come on, just simply teach.
1:19:41
Reading, math, science, civics in K12 Make a high school
1:19:44
diploma matter again that they need to be shown the door and we
1:19:46
do need to affirm our public school teachers.
1:19:48
We get a billion dollars in teacher salary, but they do need
1:19:51
more. They do need to have better pay,
1:19:53
but we have to ask for them to, to focus on educational
1:19:56
outsides. We have almost 40% or 40% of our
1:19:58
students who do not mean on grade level or third grade.
1:20:00
That is morally unacceptable. And so we went in to do the
1:20:02
science of reading to his phonics, make sure we have a
1:20:04
reading scholarship to advance that.
1:20:05
Because if you can't read by the 3rd grade, you flatline and
1:20:07
your, your ability to get to where you need to go in high
1:20:09
school and beyond is very, very compromised.
1:20:11
So we have to be focused on this issue.
1:20:13
I was a speaker out of this guy. So we got a couple questions.
1:20:19
On this topic I'm going to summarize.
1:20:20
It up as we both had. Mentioned then before half a
1:20:24
couple years ago when they tried to put an abortion on that that
1:20:26
would allow for abortion on man and then obviously you have a
1:20:29
six week party looking for it. What would you do to advance the
1:20:32
pro-life policy in Florida and what would you do to fight
1:20:34
against any abortion and 70. Well, I believe the liking into
1:20:39
the conception should be protected through natural death.
1:20:42
So let's start there. That's what I believe is
1:20:43
Christian. That means that we need to lean
1:20:45
into using the belief as governor and I had to sort of
1:20:48
agree with pastors today and I believe in truth with the
1:20:49
capital T We can disagree over what that is.
1:20:51
We should agree that there is one too much of our culture is
1:20:53
like conscious title and ask the question what is truth.
1:20:55
That is the that is the language of narcissism and nihilism.
1:20:58
And so we have to stand up for life isn't our most fundamental
1:21:00
right so that life we don't protect life.
1:21:02
What what what right can we protect And so I was here when
1:21:05
we passed the Heartbeat Protection Act And you know, I
1:21:07
knew coming in in earlier years. I was in line to Turkey before
1:21:10
the house and sort of like Esther for such a time as this.
1:21:12
You never could imagine that DOB's decision would come out
1:21:14
right before anythings here position to do something about
1:21:17
it. And we had people that said,
1:21:18
well, let's leave it 15 weeks or 12 weeks, which effectively
1:21:20
would codify SAS 12 and not say it's in the life.
1:21:22
So we went to heartbeat on the same one exceptions.
1:21:24
That's not how we landed and that's fine.
1:21:26
And and so and also then fought against amendment four in a way
1:21:29
that some of the candidates who are not on the stage tonight did
1:21:32
not. And so when it comes to new
1:21:34
policy, we need to teach in reality, we need kids coming up
1:21:36
understanding what human development looks like because
1:21:38
when you see it. The audio on.
1:21:41
These guys yesterday. About the fact that we need the
1:21:43
federal government to respect our laws and if we have a six
1:21:45
week period, that means you can't send chemical abortion
1:21:48
bills in, you know, to mail at 12 to 15 weeks.
1:21:51
And that's been safe for women and it should not be going to
1:21:52
need federal government support. So if they won't care, he's
1:21:54
president, we'll sue him to make sure that we protect our lawsuit
1:21:57
bills. So those are the things that
1:21:59
really just goes to speaking to life because for 50 plus years
1:22:01
we encourage culture of death. It will take us some period of
1:22:03
time to develop a culture of life, but we're going to go down
1:22:05
that path on governor every single day.
1:22:07
Thank. You.
1:22:11
While the speaker was getting that great answer, I heard a
1:22:13
whisper from the ghost of Byron Donalds over here and he
1:22:15
reminded me of what he said in October 17th, 2024 to NBC News
1:22:18
when he said, I quote, abortion is a personal decision.
1:22:22
With all due respect, Byron, no, it's not.
1:22:23
Abortion is murder. We're gonna stop playing the
1:22:30
word games. Call it what it is.
1:22:32
It is the greatest Holocaust in human history.
1:22:34
Either abortion, there's murder, or it isn't.
1:22:36
It's either a Holocaust or it isn't, or it is either a
1:22:38
genocide or it isn't. That is going to.
1:22:40
Set the Jews off so much. But it's so amazing.
1:22:43
I remember when I called what happened in Gaza, Holocaust
1:22:46
there, people freaked out. They're like, well.
1:22:48
You said it's a. Holocaust.
1:22:49
You can't use that term. It's like, yes, I can.
1:22:51
A Holocaust is a genocide and what's happened to unborn babies
1:22:55
is the biggest Holocaust to ever happen.
1:22:58
Women have killed more babies through abortion than men have
1:23:01
killed in all wars and all human history.
1:23:04
It is disgusting. It is so fucked up what women
1:23:08
have done. 26,000,000 of my Gen. Z brothers and sisters were
1:23:12
murdered in the womb. Didn't even get a chance at life
1:23:15
because of their selfish mothers that were even say that they're
1:23:19
all selfish because a lot of them are like I always say you
1:23:21
can't blame women for being women and women are so easily
1:23:24
propagandized and manipulated and that's what they have been
1:23:27
they they've been manipulated and propagandized to think that
1:23:30
this is what freedom is no, this is not freedom.
1:23:33
This is mass murder that is happening right now.
1:23:35
So we do have to put a little blame on the women, but but the
1:23:38
the majority of the blame falls on the misinformation.
1:23:42
It falls on the people spewing that misinformation, the
1:23:45
institutions themselves that do these abortions, politicians, a
1:23:50
lot of different people. But it's extremely sad and
1:23:52
Fishback is correct to call this a Holocaust because it is.
1:23:56
Whether that abortion. Happens at a Planned Parenthood
1:23:58
or it happens in a college dorm room where a young girl took
1:24:01
myth a person without ever seeing a doctor, crying out,
1:24:04
pleading for help. I'm going to mince words with
1:24:07
you. I'm not going to give you a word
1:24:08
solid that would make Kamala Harris blush as governor.
1:24:09
I will end abortion in Florida. 0 is the correct number of
1:24:12
abortions I mean. That God bless.
1:24:16
You, I'm not going to get too much.
1:24:17
Into the novel legal theory, but there is one here and it's
1:24:19
called the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution.
1:24:21
We don't need to create a new law to abolish abortion in the
1:24:24
state of Florida. The 14th Amendment already says
1:24:25
you cannot deprive someone of life.
1:24:28
If there were a nursing home in Estero, a nursing home in Naples
1:24:31
where they were killing innocent elderly people, we wouldn't run
1:24:34
to the legislature and say let's do a compromise, let's create a
1:24:36
law. No, we would go in there guns
1:24:38
blazing and shut it down. Let me make a promise to you
1:24:40
right now. I'm elected the 47th governor of
1:24:43
this state. I will shut down the remaining
1:24:45
53 abortion clinics in Florida. This is.
1:24:49
What we? Need.
1:24:51
This is just so. Electric.
1:24:59
A long, thoughtful.
1:25:12
Question like that deserves a yes.
1:25:14
And let me also just say he when you were asking that,
1:25:16
Congressman Donalds was weeping over here because he got $5
1:25:19
million from an AI super PAC led by Mark Zuckerberg.
1:25:23
Byron, give the money back. Florida is our home.
1:25:25
It's not your balance sheet. I'm loving this guy.
1:25:30
Get Sam. In fishback I was.
1:25:34
At the rally, the fishback rally, it was actually at his
1:25:37
gala. Incredible event.
1:25:39
The gala was fucking awesome. When I went to his gala, he that
1:25:44
was the one where he screamed. Give me back my money.
1:25:47
You. Depraved war criminal.
1:25:49
To Benjamin Netanyahu, Oh my. So elite.
1:25:52
Holy holy shit. Incredible when this guy gets
1:25:55
fired up and he starts getting like a little mad and he starts
1:25:58
fucking yelling a bit. It gets you juiced.
1:26:01
It gets you fired up. Fishback is this guy's.
1:26:04
He's the fucking man. I love this guy.
1:26:05
Good question. So if there's a change a part of
1:26:09
a. 21 being a friend. What would you?
1:26:14
Do to preserve state rights as. Governor Speaker.
1:26:19
Well. As an attorney, I believe in the
1:26:21
Constitution and 9th and 10th Amendment.
1:26:22
I said on the radio that I don't care who's.
1:26:24
In office, it's a. Violation for states rights We
1:26:26
will get the 9th and 10th amendment a CrossFit workout
1:26:28
every week by filing suit and asserting our rights as a state
1:26:31
to control our destiny. I think most people that are
1:26:33
educated groups, as an educated bunch know the federal
1:26:35
government has long ago outstripped this limited
1:26:37
enumerated powers under the Constitution and we need to push
1:26:40
back against that with the new Supreme Court both at the state
1:26:42
level and the US level and challenge that.
1:26:44
We've done that in the State House on Iowa speaker while with
1:26:46
the governor on a number of different things.
1:26:47
We said, look, if you rape, if you rape a child, you can
1:26:50
receive the death penalty now, right now.
1:26:51
I believe in that right now that is I'm going to pitch my.
1:26:53
Slave idea to fish back, because right now he's on board with the
1:26:56
old death penalty thing. I'm going to pitch him my slave
1:26:59
idea. I'll do that this week,
1:27:01
actually. I'll get in contact with him.
1:27:04
Like I said, I go back and forth with him here and there.
1:27:06
I'll, I'll reach out to him. I'm I'm going to pitch my slave
1:27:09
IDM. I'll pitch his labor camps, you
1:27:11
know, to be a little bit more politically correct or whatever,
1:27:14
or I'll pitch you to slave camps.
1:27:16
But then at the end I'll say we could even just call him labor
1:27:18
camps to get them to be more OK with it.
1:27:20
But yeah, I'm going to pitch that to him.
1:27:22
I think he, I think he might be one of the guys who likes.
1:27:25
I think Dan Bilzerian would like it too.
1:27:26
Dan Bilzerian is one of the people who's running for office
1:27:29
in Florida as well. Versus fat ass Randy Fine
1:27:32
Unconstitutional. Under old Supreme Court
1:27:33
precedent, but we're going to challenge that and we did that.
1:27:35
So that's already happened. The Miller test on online
1:27:38
pornography, I was very strong and challenging some of these
1:27:40
horrible books that are being put in kids classrooms that are
1:27:42
way over the top. And the default position of some
1:27:45
of the school boards had been, oh, it has literary merit with
1:27:47
an adult sodomizing child as a literary merit in elementary
1:27:50
school athletes stuff. And so challenging the Miller
1:27:52
test, which set that standard out, which should not find the
1:27:54
basic children in school. There's something we should do.
1:27:56
We should pass a bill that we know that is currently
1:27:58
unconstitutional under old bad Supreme Court precedent and LED
1:28:01
the new US Supreme Court with President Trump's appointments.
1:28:03
It's a much, much better court. It's not perfect, but it's much
1:28:06
better than it used to be. Challenge those.
1:28:07
And again, we'll give them a CrossFit workout by which I
1:28:09
need. We're going to take cases up.
1:28:10
We're going to challenge that. The same thing when it comes to
1:28:12
Islam. I've been very clear they're
1:28:13
going to stop. I want to see it stop all as an
1:28:15
immigration. I want to challenge things in
1:28:17
court. When it comes to our universal
1:28:18
school choice scholarship, we're not sending that money to people
1:28:20
that are teaching trivial concepts and they're going to
1:28:22
sue us under the I'm really. Quickly, I'm just going to leave
1:28:25
the video play and turn my camera off for a SEC.
1:28:26
I'll be back in 30 seconds. I got to take a piss first
1:28:29
commitment I. Don't believe that that is a
1:28:31
religious freedom is my like third.
1:28:32
Red Bull Yeah, I don't know, I'm justifying myself, but I have
1:28:35
our. Society and forced us to simply
1:28:38
to their worldview. We have to.
1:28:44
Remember that the federal government did not create the
1:28:45
states. The states created the federal
1:28:48
government, whether it was Joe Biden or heaven forbid, Gavin
1:28:50
Newscom in 2028. We have to remember that the
1:28:52
governor of Florida is that last line of defence between more
1:28:55
encroachment. Speaker Renner started off by
1:28:57
saying that we got very close to a Governor Andrew Dillum.
1:28:59
Speaker, I can tell you how close we got, precisely the
1:29:01
width of Andrew Dillum's crack pipe.
1:29:03
And so we have to remember. We have to remember that we can
1:29:06
be so close to losing it all. Jefferson said it best.
1:29:08
The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.
1:29:10
When the federal government tries to mandate vaccines, lock
1:29:13
downs, churches like this one from shutting out parishioners
1:29:15
for Sunday service or a funeral, we have to stand up to that.
1:29:17
Now, we have to, of course, stand up to the crazy Democrats
1:29:20
when they do it. But you also need a Republican
1:29:22
who will stand up to his own party when they try to push
1:29:25
mandates on us from the federal government.
1:29:27
I am a 10th Amendment absolutist.
1:29:28
The 10th Amendment of the US Constitution says that if it's
1:29:31
not explicitly enumerated for the federal government, it is
1:29:33
reserved for the States and her people.
1:29:35
That is our job to defend. And so if Washington, DC
1:29:38
bureaucrats want to strip our rights away from regulating AI
1:29:42
or data centers, we're going to see them in court.
1:29:43
If they want to try to supersede our right to abolish abortion,
1:29:46
we are going to see them in court.
1:29:48
If they want to push offshore drilling in the Gulf of America,
1:29:51
we will see them in court. And guess what?
1:29:54
We will win because President Trump gave us a strong
1:29:57
conservative bench. Now, how much we will win, I
1:29:59
don't know. It'll either be A5 four or a six
1:30:01
three speaker depending on how she is feeling that day.
1:30:02
Thank. You what guy's tomorrow on this
1:30:07
What guy's tomorrow? On this.
1:30:11
What guy's tomorrow on this? What guy's tomorrow on?
1:30:14
This. What?
1:30:15
Guy's. I don't.
1:30:19
Think any other guy your entire life and it gives me a true
1:30:22
north and it makes political decisions for me.
1:30:24
And I think one of the reasons we were successful is making
1:30:26
decisions that send other conservatives.
1:30:28
You know, running for cover has never been hard for me because
1:30:30
if you know the truth and you act on it, it's really quite
1:30:32
easy. There's there's nothing that
1:30:33
doesn't matter about controversy.
1:30:34
Maybe I was built for it, but that stuff doesn't bother me if
1:30:35
the media is attacking me, if people are losing their minds,
1:30:38
you know, the liberals who say copper losing their minds.
1:30:40
I'm a retarded and so I don't mind at all.
1:30:42
And so my faith guides me in really every aspect of life.
1:30:46
Conservative. It's not a conservative on
1:30:47
economic issues only, or cultural issues only, or family.
1:30:50
Issues only is. Across the board and it really
1:30:52
is about what works and fundamentally we know as
1:30:56
Christians that there is a capital T truth.
1:30:58
There is a certain way if you believe in a designer, which I
1:31:01
do were created as I do things work in a certain way and if you
1:31:04
don't follow the user manual, they don't work and we see a
1:31:06
culture I said in this passage through today, you don't have to
1:31:08
speculate what a world without bot looks like.
1:31:10
You can see it around our culture has names like every
1:31:12
other has names and Charlie Kirk before we I mentioned that and I
1:31:14
heard him that every Pagan culture before there's any kind
1:31:18
of communication people could sail across and talk to each
1:31:19
other. All these different areas across
1:31:21
the globe had nothing in common as the sacrifice of children.
1:31:23
And you see today the what happens in a world without God
1:31:27
and children in our youth are under constant attack, whether
1:31:30
it's online pornography, social media.
1:31:31
Now AI takes that order of magnitude.
1:31:33
And I don't think you'll find anybody who's been in public
1:31:35
office who's done more to defend childhood and protect children
1:31:39
than than I have. And I will continue to do that.
1:31:41
As a father of a five and four year old, if you hurt a child in
1:31:43
the state of Florida, you will wish you will wish you never
1:31:45
came could. You restate the question please.
1:31:52
One thing. Jesus Christ.
1:32:10
What policy have I not spoken about?
1:32:15
The audio is literally such dog shit.
1:32:18
Like the audio of the other people is so fucking bad it's
1:32:21
actually unreal. Yeah, you got.
1:32:24
To blame the people who put the event on though, not Fishback
1:32:27
for that, but it's great and he's the only one with a good
1:32:29
audio kind of wild. But the question I think they
1:32:32
asked was like what's a policy that you believe in that you
1:32:34
haven't talked about it's? Hard to hear that he saw this
1:32:38
viral video of two dads and the bounces baby and the baby's
1:32:41
calling for his mother. I'm not a big man.
1:32:43
So I think, you know, we have a crisis in this country across
1:32:46
the world. We're we have fathers of the
1:32:48
band and their families. And I'm the first guy to stand
1:32:50
up and say they need to do their job and look after their sons
1:32:53
and daughters. Period.
1:32:54
The last thing we can do is. In the same way.
1:32:57
Kissing your mom and so to consciously allow for surrogacy
1:33:01
where two men are adopting a child that is about their own
1:33:05
satisfaction, their own enjoyment, their own fulfillment
1:33:07
is not. Holy shit.
1:33:08
Let's go on the Oh my gosh, that's amazing.
1:33:13
On a event of this level, he's saying that 2 gay men should not
1:33:17
be able to adopt debate. God bless you.
1:33:21
Let's go. God Bless America, I have to
1:33:24
return to. A world which is about the
1:33:26
child, it's not about our convenience, it's about
1:33:28
investing in them. As a Christian parent means my
1:33:30
daughter and son is teaching them the gospel, teaching them
1:33:33
the importance, how to be a good citizen, how to love each other,
1:33:35
how to walk through this world again, understanding what it's
1:33:38
all about, what their purpose is here.
1:33:40
And so to have children be commoditized in this passion,
1:33:43
it's unacceptable. I'm not spoken about it.
1:33:45
I post about it and I think that needs an end.
1:33:53
Well, my problem is I speak too much publicly and I get myself
1:33:55
in trouble. But I share Speaker Renner's
1:33:57
frustration with the surrogacy problem.
1:33:58
That's why as governor, I would ban surrogacy in the state of
1:34:00
Florida. A woman's womb is not for sale.
1:34:02
Oh, that's. Interesting.
1:34:04
OK, but I will. Talk about something that is top
1:34:07
of mind for a lot of people, not just those in our own party but
1:34:10
those all over the state of Florida.
1:34:11
And that is the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and his Co
1:34:13
conspirators which George Orwell wrote in 1984 that their last
1:34:18
and most essential command was to deny the evidence of your
1:34:20
eyes and ears. We have all read the disgusting
1:34:23
horrors in the Epstein files. That's why as governor, I would
1:34:26
work with my cabinet to appoint a special prosecutor to reopen
1:34:29
the Epstein investigations here in Florida.
1:34:33
People forget. But fish or not Fishback, I was
1:34:35
about to say him. Jeffrey Epstein was charged with
1:34:37
two prostitution charges in Florida, but that was a plea
1:34:40
deal. What the original charges were
1:34:42
were 37 sex trafficking charges of underage women, which was not
1:34:46
really investigated much. Alex Acosta actually dropped it
1:34:49
because he said that he was intelligence and we shouldn't
1:34:52
ask any further. And that's where the
1:34:53
intelligence stories and questions kind of came from,
1:34:57
from Acosta's initial statements.
1:35:00
It was never. Truly investigated, or at least
1:35:03
you know, nothing ever happened from it and none of the
1:35:05
investigations have been released to the public on that.
1:35:09
This man. Stood against Thomas Massie,
1:35:11
Stood against a patriot. Refused to sign the discharge
1:35:14
position. Refused.
1:35:15
He's talking about. Byron the Retard Donald's boost
1:35:18
to. Bring real justice, transparency
1:35:19
to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein.
1:35:21
That is not OK. It is disqualifying.
1:35:23
We talk a lot about Epstein's island in the Caribbean, but
1:35:26
Epstein had an even more prolific island where he
1:35:28
committed those heinous, disgraceful, wicked, violent
1:35:31
crimes. That island is right here in our
1:35:32
state, the island of Palm Beach. Speaker Wehner will know that
1:35:35
criminal sexual battery in our state, already on the books,
1:35:38
does not have a statute of limitations.
1:35:40
That means, like murder, whether it happened 20 or 30 years ago
1:35:42
is irrelevant. We can still bring charges
1:35:45
today. Oh, and by the way, he had a
1:35:47
house. 10-5 minutes from Mar a Lago or so in Palm Beach.
1:35:52
It's destroyed now, but they have a new thing in its place.
1:35:54
But yeah, that's where it all started.
1:35:56
Criminal sexual. Battery and actually all started
1:35:58
in. Tel Aviv, we could be honest
1:35:59
about that, but. Is punishable by the death
1:36:02
penalty. I will sign those death warrants
1:36:04
proudly to execute the individuals who trafficked those
1:36:06
young girls with Jeffrey Epstein.
1:36:21
You. Champion.
1:36:22
As governor amending the current law medical investment
1:36:26
candidates to. Allow more rights than.
1:36:28
That. Yeah.
1:36:30
Just said is that we passed that bill to put death penalty on
1:36:34
radio child speaker. You will also right now that the
1:36:38
law is if you traffic a child under 12 you can see a
1:36:40
difficulty about a 13 year. Old or a 14 year old?
1:36:42
So you. Can see on our.com website you
1:36:44
have a policy, you know a good policy in sex trafficking in our
1:36:47
state as as horrible as definitely FCNS.
1:36:50
It's happening right now in the state.
1:36:51
A lot of those people, my position.
1:36:52
Is you need to punish it all, but you do need to make the
1:36:56
punishments on prepubescent 10 times more.
1:37:00
It's evil either way, but prepubescent child is
1:37:03
objectively more evil. It's terrible both ways.
1:37:06
You know, we were not justifying it if it's, you know, post
1:37:09
pubescent. But the punishments for
1:37:11
prepubescent should be even more than it is.
1:37:14
Like they're talking about like 14 and 15 year old stuff like
1:37:16
that now. The prepubescent one should be
1:37:20
punished the worst for sure. But.
1:37:22
Again, I want them all in the slave camps.
1:37:24
I want them all in my slave camp.
1:37:26
So it doesn't matter, you know, they're all going to end up in
1:37:29
the same place anyway. If I was dictator, we're.
1:37:32
Going to make sure to post definitely on them get the
1:37:34
adequate funding is significantly underfunded where
1:37:37
real girls and boys are being groomed as we speak and not
1:37:39
enough investigators to get accurate.
1:37:40
Maybe we'll go accurate. That was networks as to the
1:37:42
vaccine mandates. Again, I also have a bold
1:37:44
vision. Any written policy you can see
1:37:46
on our website for health freedom and Wellness that
1:37:48
includes an end to vaccine mandates that includes
1:37:50
supporting alternative medicine that includes a farm to
1:37:53
cafeteria program to work with our farmers.
1:37:54
Again, we're going to make sure that we're taking care of Old
1:37:56
Florida and taking care of nutrition.
1:37:58
We want to know what's. In our food and I want to make
1:38:00
sure that we also put the cell phones down for a minute.
1:38:02
If you remember those of us that have some Gray hair, we have
1:38:04
presidential physical fitness session.
1:38:05
When I say, let's push ups, pull ups, I'm going to create a
1:38:08
governor's physical fitness test on governor to make sure that
1:38:10
we're getting kids on the playground become resilient and
1:38:13
take care of all these things. So health free is about is about
1:38:15
actually mandate. So it's also about a lot of
1:38:16
other things in our food and taking care to make sure we live
1:38:18
long lives of Wellness. And there's a lot more ground to
1:38:21
be covered here. What I've learned in the course
1:38:23
of my work on social media is that a lot of these big
1:38:25
corporations that you would hope really care about us just care
1:38:28
about monetizing this. And this is true where we have
1:38:30
211 vaccines announced like 7080.
1:38:32
So we've got to get after that and make sure people, parents
1:38:34
and pediatricians, should have that conversation, not the
1:38:37
pediatrician in the CDC. Well, Speaker Wenner, if you do
1:38:43
that governor's fitness test, and I really need to win because
1:38:45
I just had two Costco hot dogs on the way here and there's no
1:38:47
way I'm going to pass that. Mine was cheaper.
1:38:51
Buck 50, baby. Look, this guy, he'll raise the
1:38:54
price of the Costco hot dog in 9 buckets and pocket the
1:38:56
difference. But in all seriousness, one of
1:39:02
the gravest crimes against humanity was the lie that the
1:39:07
COVID vaccine was safe and effective.
1:39:09
The someone just. Goes I just zoned out, but I
1:39:12
swear either you or one of them moaned.
1:39:14
I didn't even, I didn't moan. I didn't hear it.
1:39:18
I didn't hear it. Did someone else hear it?
1:39:23
We'll go back a second. I just went back 10.
1:39:26
Seconds. Let's see crimes against.
1:39:29
Humanity was the lie that the COVID vaccine was safe and
1:39:33
effective. It's a very.
1:39:37
Simple check on someone's independent free thinking.
1:39:41
Did you take the mRNA vaccine yes or no?
1:39:44
He took it I didn't and I will never let them force.
1:39:47
You know what it could be too. I.
1:39:48
Laughed at it. Maybe the mic didn't pick up me
1:39:51
laughing at 1st and you just heard like I don't know.
1:39:54
I'm trying to think 'cause I don't hear a moan on here but I
1:39:56
I definitely didn't moan. Poison down you or your kids
1:40:00
throats. But here's the thing, we need
1:40:07
medical freedom. In the same way you can't deny
1:40:09
someone access to your restaurant.
1:40:12
To your concert hall or to your doctor's office on the basis of
1:40:15
their race, of their sex, or their religion.
1:40:17
You should not ever be able to deny someone access on the basis
1:40:20
of their vaccine status as governor, I'll get that job
1:40:23
done. But there is one exception to
1:40:28
this rule, because we've all seen the science.
1:40:30
We've seen the studies from Harvard to Stanford, the COVID
1:40:33
vaccine is poisoned. The rates of myocarditis and
1:40:35
pericarditis and young men in particular, the incidence of
1:40:38
young men suffering heart attacks 40 to 50 times the
1:40:41
normal rate. As governor, I will pull the
1:40:43
COVID vaccine from the market. The.
1:40:48
COVID vaccine? Whoa, nice this question.
1:40:49
Is around the government. Stick around.
1:40:51
Our country first given. Young.
1:40:56
People who are disgusted in the. Room across the state who?
1:40:58
Are becoming more engaged civically.
1:41:00
How will we govern as we move? Through a generation shift of
1:41:03
leadership to take off. Well, I think it's exciting now
1:41:06
about Charlie Kirk, who who said that the generation density
1:41:09
generation generation is the most conservative generation in
1:41:11
our history in this view. And that's a very, very good
1:41:13
thing for the future of our country.
1:41:14
And so it's about making sure, in my estimation, that we
1:41:17
restore hope where there's not any hope, that we make sure that
1:41:20
the American dream should be just as alive for you as it was
1:41:22
for me. I bought a home when I was in my
1:41:24
20s with not a lot of money. And so I have in our property
1:41:27
tax proposal, strong incentives to make sure to be prioritized
1:41:30
first time home ownership for everybody in this room who's
1:41:32
never had the benefit of privilege of owning a home.
1:41:34
First and foremost, it means protecting their jobs.
1:41:36
I am in the same mode when it comes to H1 BB, since they
1:41:39
should be paused all together and rid of all together.
1:41:41
And that's a federal thing. The way I can do as governor is
1:41:43
there will be no state employees that have H1 BS.
1:41:44
We'll be a state contract. We have a state contract.
1:41:46
You cannot add H1B work. We're going to make sure that
1:41:48
Florida jobs are for Florida residents comes to a higher
1:41:51
education among record saying key in state tuition steady
1:41:54
because we have one of the best deals in America when it comes
1:41:56
to the public education where some out of state students pay
1:41:59
more. They pay more in state they're
1:42:01
state they out of state important.
1:42:03
I think that got to go up a little bit to help detect our
1:42:05
local folks. But holding in state tuition
1:42:06
steady and continuing down the path to make sure that we have
1:42:09
to look at our college degrees as you go through, and I'll give
1:42:11
you this example, one of my supporters, his daughter started
1:42:13
graphic design as a freshman. By the time she graduated, AI
1:42:15
had taken over that degree was in Northwest.
1:42:17
We cannot allow that to happen. We have to be better at getting
1:42:20
after in real time, changing that degrees or something when
1:42:22
you graduate. And we're failing young people
1:42:24
in that regard, too. So much like Ronald Reagan, who
1:42:26
was an older guy who was president of the United States,
1:42:28
he had a great following among young people.
1:42:30
And again, I'm a father of a five and four year old.
1:42:31
I care a lot about the next generation.
1:42:33
If it's not real for you, then that is morally unacceptable.
1:42:35
And true leaders will step up for the next generation to make
1:42:37
sure that you guys have the same opportunities about that.
1:42:39
Thank you. As the generation.
1:42:44
Shift to younger leadership. How are you going to go?
1:42:48
This is not the exception. This is the norm.
1:42:51
Thomas Jefferson was 33 at the signing of the Declaration of
1:42:53
Independence. James Madison was 25.
1:42:55
Alexander Hamilton was 21. Young men built this country.
1:42:59
Young men can save this country. Are you?
1:43:02
Right about that. I thought Alexander Hamilton was
1:43:04
like 18. I could be right.
1:43:06
He's probably right, but. Well, let's Google.
1:43:09
Let's do a live Fact Check. I mean, it doesn't mean it only
1:43:11
makes it more impressive if it's 18, but.
1:43:18
Alexander. Hamilton Age.
1:43:21
Decoration O21. OK, I thought it was 18.
1:43:26
I guess I was wrong. W Fishbeck.
1:43:29
Why? Why would I question the goat
1:43:30
let? Me acknowledge the fact and I
1:43:35
state with humility that our campaign is Criss crossing the
1:43:37
state. They said we were an online
1:43:38
campaign until we showed up at Waffle House with 300 people.
1:43:41
We've since been banned and then we crowded FAU with 800 people.
1:43:45
We have visited 61 of our 67 counties because we are meeting
1:43:49
young, old, black, white, it doesn't matter.
1:43:51
We're meeting people, Floridians, Americans, face to
1:43:54
face. A new poll just came out
1:43:55
yesterday that says that if Byron Donalds is our Republican
1:43:57
nominee, he will lose the general to David Jolly.
1:44:00
If I am given the honor of being your Republican nominee, that
1:44:03
poll says I'll beat David Jolly by 5 points and keep Florida in
1:44:06
conservative hands. And you only need to look around
1:44:13
this room to know why I beat Jolly and this guy loses.
1:44:16
Because I'm willing to show up. I'm willing to take the tough
1:44:18
questions. Not right now.
1:44:19
I'm willing to take. I know you're interrupting, but
1:44:21
not right now. OK, well, let me just be honest
1:44:23
with you just for a moment, someone.
1:44:25
Screaming a question at him. He's like, not don't interrupt
1:44:28
me, not right now. It was someone screaming at him.
1:44:32
McDonald's you're. ADEI hire because you want to be
1:44:35
governor, but you didn't earn it.
1:44:36
You're not willing to talk to these.
1:44:37
Oh oh. Oh, he's doing a bit of
1:44:39
pretending, Byron Donalds goes. OK, I get what he's doing.
1:44:41
People can take questions. Speaker Renner lives six hours
1:44:43
from here. I live 8 hours from here.
1:44:44
You live 10 miles up the street. What's your excuse?
1:45:01
What would you do in your first? 24 hours count the 1st.
1:45:04
Thing you do the first thing that I.
1:45:08
Would do the very, very first thing that I would do.
1:45:15
Is I'm going to. Guess I'm going to.
1:45:16
Guess it's either going to be divest the bonds in Israel.
1:45:21
Or it's going to. Be I'm trying to remember
1:45:23
because I've been to a bunch of his rallies and he's said this
1:45:25
before. Either divest the money from
1:45:27
Israel or asylums for homeless people, something like that.
1:45:34
I would deploy the Florida National Guard to remove illegal
1:45:37
homeless encampments from our streets.
1:45:39
No one sniped should be living on the.
1:45:42
OK, that. Was hot.
1:45:43
That was that was that was incredible.
1:45:45
What a fucking snipe. Holy shit.
1:45:48
From from 40 feet out, he drills it.
1:45:51
Shooting heroin into a needle, sleeping in urine or excrement.
1:45:54
And no one in this room should have to step over them on their
1:45:57
way to church, on the way to pick up their car or on the way
1:45:59
simply to a walk on the beach. The homeless crisis is out of
1:46:02
control in Naples, in Fort Myers, in Orlando, even in
1:46:05
DeLand, Jacksonville, it doesn't matter.
1:46:07
We've got people living on the street.
1:46:09
Yes, the law. Naples it's.
1:46:10
Not that bad. Fort Myers it's a shit show.
1:46:13
Naples you, you want all the crazy thing about Naples, FL And
1:46:16
like this comes from someone who lived there for a bit.
1:46:19
Naples, FL The homeless people in Naples have like watches and
1:46:22
shoes and shit on like the homeless people in Naples.
1:46:26
I'm convinced they're not homeless and they're just people
1:46:27
who really don't work. But they have a home and they
1:46:29
just sit out on the side of the street to collect some money.
1:46:31
Because the what they do is they stand at the exit of the
1:46:33
highways, like at the light, and they just get people coming off
1:46:36
the highway to give them cash. But they're always in like
1:46:41
decent shoes. Their clothes are not that dirty
1:46:44
and they always have like a watch on.
1:46:46
Like it's crazy. Naples homeless people are like
1:46:49
the classiest homeless people you ever meet.
1:46:51
But then Fort Myers, that's a shit show.
1:46:53
It makes it illegal, but if we're not willing to enforce the
1:46:55
law, then nothing changes. You know, burning down a police
1:46:57
station in the summer of 2020 to honour George Floyd is illegal,
1:47:01
but nobody went to prison. Shooting people on the streets
1:47:03
of San Francisco is illegal, but nobody ever goes to prison.
1:47:06
So if people can live on the streets and make our lives
1:47:08
unsafe, but we don't do anything about it, we tolerate that
1:47:11
behavior. We tolerate it.
1:47:12
And we have victims. Victims like Rita Londrick, 74
1:47:15
years old, from Martin County. She went down to Palm Beach
1:47:16
County three days before Christmas last year, walked into
1:47:18
a Barnes and Noble to buy Christmas.
1:47:19
I remember that it was. So sad.
1:47:21
This is actually hard but I remember reading this story in
1:47:24
the paper. Happened like an hour from me.
1:47:28
I'm so sad this gifts. And she was stabbed to death by
1:47:31
a 40 year old homeless man who came down from Georgia.
1:47:34
If you're not safe in a Barnes and Noble, you're not safe
1:47:37
anywhere. I would use my constitutional
1:47:38
authority to deploy the Florida National Guard to remove illegal
1:47:41
homeless encampments from our streets so they can get the care
1:47:44
that they need and we can get the safety that we deserve.
1:47:46
Let's go. Under the berthing and the
1:47:52
berthing power to do with that. So I would call a special
1:47:54
session to enact our agenda to lower the cost of living and
1:47:57
make for affordable again. That means eliminating the
1:48:00
property taxes. That means reducing insurance
1:48:02
costs. That means reversing the
1:48:03
perverse incentives that the electrical companies use to
1:48:06
overcharge you for your electric bills.
1:48:07
And it means ending any chance for AI data centers to be built
1:48:10
in the state of Florida. That's my day one priority and
1:48:12
will continue for eight years because we've got a long road to
1:48:15
travel together to make sure that also the young people on
1:48:17
the front row have an opportunity, not in their late
1:48:19
40s, but in their 20s, my home, to have that American dream.
1:48:22
That would be my day one priority when I'm governor and a
1:48:24
lot of other stuff that you guys are like.
1:48:34
So here at a pivotal. Crossroads and with a Republican
1:48:36
state it's time for discernment it's time for common sense to
1:48:39
sniff out the campaign conservatives from the treatment
1:48:41
leaders and I do believe it's been referenced by since the
1:48:43
people who didn't choose to show up here you know they live here
1:48:45
we cannot go backwards but I love about the governors he's
1:48:47
always been that's great someone just.
1:48:48
Goes remember the devil went down to Georgia, which means he
1:48:52
can't be from Florida. The devil wasn't northern chill.
1:48:55
That's. That's crazy.
1:48:58
The. Devil went down to Georgia
1:49:00
looking for his soul to steal. He was in a bond.
1:49:02
He was way behind. He was looking to make a deal.
1:49:05
Came across this young man's soul on the Federalist planet.
1:49:08
Hot. Did I get the lyrics right or
1:49:09
did I fuck it up? He stepped up on a Hickory
1:49:14
stump. Said boy, let me tell you why.
1:49:17
I guess you didn't know it, but I am a fiddle player too, and if
1:49:20
you care to make dare I'll make a bet with you.
1:49:23
You play a pretty good fiddle boy, but give the devil his due,
1:49:26
I better fiddle a gold against your soul.
1:49:29
It that I. Think I'm better than you some
1:49:31
way, I don't know. It's such a good, such a good
1:49:35
song, such a good song. I love that song, such a great
1:49:38
song. Forward, he's always.
1:49:39
Fought the left wherever they raised the head.
1:49:42
It's just so catchy, such a good song.
1:49:45
And there's one. Guy that's in this race that's
1:49:47
done the same, you're looking at over 20 years in the military as
1:49:50
a prosecutor and as speaker of the House.
1:49:51
I've had a lifetime of leadership under pressure and
1:49:54
delivered results. I put forth a bold vision for
1:49:56
the future of the state and I've shown up with courage and
1:49:59
beating them wherever they've raised with their heads.
1:50:01
That's where we what we need in the next governor.
1:50:02
We need somebody who's got the proven leadership, mission
1:50:05
centered focus, who's delivered results, and when I'm governor,
1:50:07
you'll continue to protect and expand the Free State of
1:50:10
Florida. I know because I was a key
1:50:11
architect and building I. Want to be clear, I don't want
1:50:21
to set false expectations. I don't want to catfish any of
1:50:23
you. I have 0 political experience.
1:50:26
Why bring business experience? My investment firm, Zoria
1:50:29
deployed $40 million of capital just last year alone.
1:50:32
Investing in companies were doing the crazy thing, which was
1:50:34
not using DEI to discriminate against white Christian men, but
1:50:37
hiring people on their skill in merit.
1:50:39
I was a high school debater. My first ever high school debate
1:50:40
tournament at Marjory Stoneman Douglas in October of 2009.
1:50:43
High school debate changed my life.
1:50:44
But then it went woke and it became very expensive for kids
1:50:48
like me to be able to do it. So I started a free high school
1:50:50
debate lead that now serves students in 52 of our 67
1:50:52
counties, 5000 students every single year.
1:50:55
When the fentanyl epidemic was happening and young kids were
1:50:57
being poisoned at the hands of counterfeit pills, I didn't
1:50:59
write in for an op-ed. I started NEO, a no cost
1:51:02
assembly for public schools where we partnered with Broward
1:51:04
County, Duval County and Nassau County to teach young people to
1:51:06
educate them about the poison that is fentanyl to help them
1:51:09
avoid addiction and overdose. I'm not political.
1:51:13
I have been a Republican since the day I signed up to vote.
1:51:16
I'm a fourth generation Floridian, born and raised in
1:51:17
Broward County. My dad drove the city bus for a
1:51:19
decade. His dad, my grandpa, was a World
1:51:21
War 2 vet who taught at Florida Atlantic University.
1:51:23
His dad, my great grandfather, was a World War One vet who ran
1:51:26
a small hotel in Fort Lauderdale Beach.
1:51:29
I bring to this. Race, the passion of a fourth
1:51:31
generation Floridian, a vision that says that Florida should be
1:51:34
kept the way she is, and the unapologetic devotion to our
1:51:37
Christian faith. The power of Luke 646 Why do you
1:51:41
call me Lord, Lord and not do as I say?
1:51:43
The most important thing for me is to have principles.
1:51:45
People say that a lot. Where are your principles?
1:51:47
Principles. Well, the question is, where do
1:51:48
your principles come from? For me they come from two places
1:51:51
and two places only, the US Constitution and the Gospel of
1:51:54
Jesus Christ. Well, thank you for coming.
1:52:03
It was. Very formative, helpful.
1:52:04
Did you order anything? I think that was the I think.
1:52:06
That's it, right? Yeah, that's it.
1:52:34
They don't talk anymore. That's the rest of it, but
1:52:38
completely electric. Fishback is the fucking man.
1:52:41
He is so legit. Fishback is the guy we need to
1:52:43
lead Florida, to lead this movement in Florida, to win this
1:52:48
governor's race. It's incredible what he's been
1:52:50
able to accomplish. So smart, so talented, so well
1:52:53
spoken, extremely based, extremely, you know, extremely
1:53:01
strict with himself about his religious beliefs.
1:53:04
You know it's a. It's.
1:53:06
Popular among gropers and you know, you know, some far right
1:53:09
wingers to say like complete abortion bans like Charlie Kirk
1:53:12
would say. But even as Charlie Kirk would
1:53:13
say, you know, that's the Charlie Kirk position.
1:53:16
That's not the mainstream conservative position.
1:53:18
The mainstream conservative positions more like 6 weeks,
1:53:22
rape, incest, blah, blah, blah, you know all that stuff.
1:53:25
My position, fishbacks, Charlie Kirk's and the rest of the
1:53:29
people who are morally correct, the opinion is no abortions
1:53:32
whatsoever. If you look in a crowd of 1000
1:53:34
people tell me which one was conceived in rape, you cannot.
1:53:38
That life is worth something. So I love fishback rhetoric.
1:53:42
I love the things he says. It's truly electric to see.
1:53:46
It's so cool. Like we could have been born in
1:53:48
any time, but we're alive when James Fishback is running for
1:53:50
governor. God bless this country.
1:53:52
God bless his country, God bless James Fishback.
1:53:55
So fucking awesome. But we are going to go on to our
1:53:57
comments where that's been the entire show.
1:53:59
Hope you guys enjoy it. We're going to do the comments
1:54:01
section now. Big shout out to JT Strongbow.
1:54:04
Thank you for your donation of 5K Subs.
1:54:07
Very much appreciated. Obviously, now that I'm back on
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the big screen again, it's so like, it's so much clearer now.
1:54:13
Like I don't know if you guys are like, do I look noticeably
1:54:16
clearer than I did before? I got to turn my lights down.
1:54:19
You can see a little bit of a reflection on my forehead.
1:54:22
That's crazy. I got to turn tone down the new
1:54:24
lights but. Yeah.
1:54:30
I think it looks good. I'm liking it so far, but OK
1:54:33
let's get into the comments thank you guys for tuning in.
1:54:35
Thanks for being fans of the show.
1:54:37
Here we go. I think if the.
1:54:40
MAGA base attacks you, you know you're on the right side.
1:54:43
MAGA can't be criticized. That's how you know they are in
1:54:46
the wrong. Yeah.
1:54:49
The second. Comment This is the one under
1:54:51
the name Patrick Bet David. Again, like super odd, but
1:54:55
again, I'm not writing it off, but I would say it's a 1% chance
1:54:58
it's him 1%. And the only reason I even say
1:55:01
that is because Madison Cawthorne and Ron Unes or ONS or
1:55:04
Unes or whatever the fuck. They've commented on my show
1:55:07
before, so it's possible. Obviously the Spotify algorithm
1:55:10
does it's thing. You know, their algorithm works
1:55:13
in the same way ours does. It promotes things like what you
1:55:16
consume and I'd imagine Patrick Ben Davidson assuming right wing
1:55:19
content similar to those guys. So maybe, you know, they, they
1:55:23
might just see how like a title click it cuz it click bait.
1:55:26
I do a lot of click bait titles, but here's the comment from
1:55:29
Patrick Bet David. Just listen to this and while
1:55:31
you're listening to it. No, it's from Patrick.
1:55:33
No, it's from a name that's under Patrick Bet David.
1:55:35
It makes it Wilder when you hear it.
1:55:37
You are an. Inspiration young man, keep it
1:55:40
up. In one day I may even have you
1:55:41
on my podcast but let's tone it down with the anti-Semitic
1:55:45
rhetoric. Wouldn't want to get my Co host
1:55:47
Adam to come slap the taste out of your mouth.
1:55:50
We are located right here in the great state of Florida after
1:55:53
all. Is that a challenge?
1:55:55
Your Co host is going to come slap me in the mouth, OK?
1:55:58
Come try. Come try, come fucking try.
1:56:01
No, I don't want that. I don't want beef with Patrick
1:56:02
Bet David. I don't have to agree with
1:56:05
everything. You know, we disagree on Israel
1:56:06
for sure, but that's fine. That's fine.
1:56:09
As long as you're going to rap and hit him up for me, you're
1:56:12
cool with it. I just want to hear you rap it
1:56:14
in your voice. I cannot.
1:56:15
Ever since he said that, I cannot get that image out of my
1:56:18
mind of Patrick Bet David. Like in a wife beater or some
1:56:21
shit. Just rapping.
1:56:24
Hit him up by. Tupac, First off, fucked your
1:56:26
bitch in the clique you claim. Just like, Can you imagine him?
1:56:30
I just can't see it. I cannot see it in his voice.
1:56:33
It'll be so funny. Someone goes.
1:56:35
It's a little too clear. Giving me unpure thoughts.
1:56:38
That was kind of the idea behind it.
1:56:40
You know, We got some women who love me on the show, you know?
1:56:43
You know who you guys are, sweethearts.
1:56:44
How you do? How you do.
1:56:45
Come over here. No, I'm kidding.
1:56:47
But I wanted to just give him a taste.
1:56:49
Let him see what this is. Really.
1:56:50
Let him see the true magic. No, I do think it's noticeably
1:56:53
way better. I had.
1:56:55
A shitty webcam for the longest time and now I have like a legit
1:56:58
you know, it's not like a expensive it's not like a crazy
1:57:02
nice or crazy expensive camera or anything, but I got like a
1:57:05
you know the starter camera you get after you upgrade from a
1:57:08
webcam. You know what I mean?
1:57:09
We we upgraded a bit. Someone goes.
1:57:11
That's why I fucked your bitch, you fat motherfucker.
1:57:14
That's why I fucked your bitch, you fat motherfucker.
1:57:17
First off, fuck your bitch. In the click you claim West side
1:57:21
till we ride and we quick we get.
1:57:23
You claim to be a player but fucked your wife.
1:57:25
You bust on bad boys. Oh yeah, I forgot the take
1:57:31
money. Take money.
1:57:34
I just can't picture I'm doing it.
1:57:36
I can't picture I'm doing it. I have to.
1:57:38
I have to hear. I have to hear.
1:57:40
Patrick Bet David, do do that rap for me, please.
1:57:44
Now would feed generations. Please, Patrick, Bet David you
1:57:47
could hear me. I'll.
1:57:49
Make it to you. I'll stop with the
1:57:50
anti-Semitism. If you rap hit them up, No, I'm
1:57:52
not going to, but if you rap hit them up, we can negotiate.
1:57:55
We can negotiate from there. That's a good starting place.
1:57:59
Mark Levin is an Ash Nazi. Funny way to put it, you got to
1:58:04
see the spelling on the screen for that to make a little more
1:58:06
sense. Mag turns.
1:58:07
On Joe Rogan like a bunch of freaking children.
1:58:10
Everybody needs to grow the fuck up.
1:58:16
Yeah, again. It's just the Israel lobby.
1:58:18
That's how they act. Finally, Joe.
1:58:20
Rogan grew some balls and did the right thing in the name of
1:58:23
truth rather than chilling for Spotify money.
1:58:25
Glad to hear. I lost all faith in Joe after
1:58:28
how he treated Theo Von. Maybe Joe has a soul and is not
1:58:31
popping smoke for Mossad and CIA.
1:58:33
This is great news. Yeah, I don't think.
1:58:35
Joe Rogan's ever been taking money from Israel?
1:58:38
Spotify is. Not even owned by anyone who's
1:58:40
written to my knowledge. I don't.
1:58:41
I mean they promote the shit out of me so I doubt they are.
1:58:44
And I get paid by Spotify. But yeah, I just.
1:58:49
Don't, I don't think he ever was the Theo Von thing, though.
1:58:52
I think that was a misunderstanding.
1:58:53
I think him and Theo Von are actually really close friends.
1:58:55
And I think that was just like taken extremely out of context.
1:58:59
I don't think he was actually calling him like insane and like
1:59:02
I think that was taken out of context with the clips.
1:59:04
So I went back and watched it all and I've seen the
1:59:07
relationship over the years. That's not the first time he's
1:59:09
been on, well, far from it. And they're really good friends.
1:59:12
I'm pretty sure they're both in the same area.
1:59:15
Yeah, I I think that was a bit overblown and just a
1:59:18
misconception. Fellas, it's.
1:59:20
Sean Strickland Fight week. Let's.
1:59:23
Go, let's go. We're going to defeat the
1:59:26
Chechen goat fucker. We're going to defeat the
1:59:28
Chechen goat fuckers this week. I'm I've never been more amped.
1:59:32
Sean Strickland. Fight week is Christmas to me.
1:59:34
I mean, it's incredible. Like it's like Christmas when
1:59:37
you're a kid. It's just so exciting because
1:59:39
you know, it's like, you know, sometimes when you're why you're
1:59:42
a big UFC fan, you're like, oh, I really have Saturday night to
1:59:45
look forward to. But when Sean Strickland's
1:59:48
fighting, you have all we to look forward to.
1:59:49
We have media day, media day, weigh insurance, fake weigh
1:59:52
insurance, media day, media day, press conference.
1:59:54
Sean Strickland fight, post fight conference.
1:59:58
Electric. This is going to be electric.
2:00:01
He's going to call him a Chechen goat fucker, a Chechen whore.
2:00:04
He's going to say you like he's going to call him terror.
2:00:07
Oh, it's going to be so good. This we like, people don't
2:00:11
realize these are two sociopaths fighting each other who
2:00:14
legitimately want to see death. You know, like a lot of UFC
2:00:16
fighters, they like the money. They like, you know, they're
2:00:18
just really like figure. Shawn's great.
2:00:21
Example Conor Gregor was a great example, great fighters,
2:00:24
incredible skilled, technical, a little bit of freestyle, but
2:00:27
technical fighters, you know, very, very skilled fighters, but
2:00:30
they weren't you know, psychopath and sociopaths.
2:00:32
They didn't want to see people die.
2:00:34
Like Sugar Shawn doesn't want to kill the person he's fighting.
2:00:38
Conor McGregor didn't want to maybe him a little bit, but he
2:00:40
didn't really want to murder the people who was fighting.
2:00:43
Jon Jones wanted to murder people.
2:00:45
John Strickland wants to fucking murder people.
2:00:48
He openly talks about it. He's like, yeah, like I I've had
2:00:50
these tendencies my whole life where I just think about murder
2:00:53
and this is a legal way to get my anger out.
2:00:56
Comm Zot literally says Allahu Akbar, I kill everybody.
2:01:00
Allahu Akbar, I kill everybody. Everybody dies.
2:01:02
I want to kill like. These guys are.
2:01:06
Insane sociopaths who are going to fight each other in this
2:01:09
ring, in this, in this caged in Octagon.
2:01:13
And here's how it's going to go. Comms out's going to be trying
2:01:15
to take him to the ground. Strickland's going to do
2:01:16
everything he can to make him stand up.
2:01:19
And I hope Strickland calls him out in the pre fight press
2:01:21
conference, which I think he will.
2:01:23
I hope he says similar to what he said in his last fight where
2:01:25
he's like, dude, let's stand and fucking bang like true men here.
2:01:28
Let's stand up and bang. No, on the ground, no bullshit,
2:01:31
not fuck your whatever. I hope that's what happens.
2:01:34
I I hope he really calls him out and he's like, dude, let's give
2:01:37
the people what they want to see.
2:01:38
People don't want to see, you know, us trying to submit each
2:01:41
other for fucking 25 straight minutes.
2:01:43
They want to see us beating the fuck out of each other for 25
2:01:46
minutes. That's what we want to see.
2:01:48
And here's my prediction. Sean Strickland by decision,
2:01:51
Sean Strickland by decision. I'd be shocked if he knocked him
2:01:55
out. Comes out is incredible. 15 and
2:01:57
O, he's a, he's a specimen of a fighter, but a straight shetchy
2:02:02
and whore at the same time, cozied up with a dictator.
2:02:04
He's a fucking reckless, worthless fuck, fuck, calm side
2:02:09
fuck everything he stands for. Sean Strickland is America.
2:02:12
Sean Strickland is who I'm supporting.
2:02:14
He needs to win this. We love Sean Strickland on this
2:02:16
show. Sean Strickland Fight Week.
2:02:18
Let's fucking go. We're fucking America.
2:02:21
We are so fucking back, baby. You see where Randy Fine made a
2:02:25
post about not wanting dual citizens in Congress?
2:02:28
Little rats trying to sneak into the youth's hand like he isn't
2:02:32
the retard he's talking about exact cause.
2:02:34
Again, like I said earlier in the show, as much as dual
2:02:37
passports is a problem, dual loyalty is the bigger issue
2:02:40
'cause if you have two passports and you only have allegiance to
2:02:44
one of the nations, like similar to Dan Bil's Aaron, he has no
2:02:46
allegiance to Armenia. He's very, very patriotic, but
2:02:51
he has a freeze of travel. It's a, it's a little bit of a
2:02:53
different thing. Excuse me.
2:02:56
But yeah, dual loyalty is the problem, and he has dual
2:02:59
loyalty. Everyone here, if we want to
2:03:04
take back our country, we must all ascend, hit the gym at least
2:03:07
five times a day and train hard and get stronger.
2:03:10
Exactly. Yeah, that that's 100% true.
2:03:13
And people don't want to realize like this guy, he responds with
2:03:15
this. Shut up.
2:03:17
You are not him dog. I don't listen to fucking Chud's
2:03:19
like shut the fuck up. Shut up pussy.
2:03:21
Shut up, shut up. Sorry to be insulting but come
2:03:24
on. No, we do need to ascend again.
2:03:26
People who are more attractive and work out more and all these
2:03:30
things, they are more trusted. They are given jobs easier, they
2:03:33
move up in the world faster. They're able to convince people
2:03:36
of things. A lot of different things.
2:03:39
And that's necessary in politics.
2:03:41
You know, you got to be a handsome son of a bitch.
2:03:43
Bill Clinton raped a woman in a hotel room and nobody gave a
2:03:46
fuck because he was mildly attractive.
2:03:49
Like literally he. Raped a woman in a hotel room.
2:03:52
Nobody gave a shit about it. He got a blowjob under the Oval
2:03:55
Office and practically anyone fucking cared.
2:03:58
Half the country at least didn't give a shit and it's because he
2:04:00
was mildly attractive. Half the women were like, oh, I
2:04:02
wish it was me. You you got.
2:04:05
To be attractive. And if you don't, if you weren't
2:04:07
born genetically with it, hit the fucking gym tomorrow.
2:04:11
Hit. The fucking gym today, tomorrow,
2:04:13
and every fucking day. Every day.
2:04:15
No fucking days off. And again, you don't even have
2:04:18
to do anything crazy. Go in there and work out for 20
2:04:20
straight minutes. Go in there and work out for 20
2:04:22
minutes a day, 30 minutes a day. Work your way up to an hour, but
2:04:26
start slow. Start at 1520 minutes a day.
2:04:28
Go in there, bust out 50 push ups, 50 sit ups, 50 squats and
2:04:32
maybe jog on the treadmill for like a half a mile to a mile.
2:04:35
Like that's a minimal workout. One workout plan I gave to
2:04:39
somebody, I said do 50 push ups, 50 squats, 50 sit ups and a
2:04:42
two-minute plank. You can finish that in under 10
2:04:45
minutes. Do that.
2:04:47
Go do that every day. That that is an excellent start.
2:04:51
I mean it depends on which type of Latin Americans.
2:04:54
For example, Argentinians, Cubans and Puerto Rican
2:04:57
typically are pretty productive and have lower crime rates.
2:05:01
OK. I, I what were we talking about
2:05:03
that you brought this up on another?
2:05:04
Issue I still don't really understand why Latin Americans
2:05:08
are treated extremely foreign when we are literally an
2:05:10
extension of Spain, which in Europe and many of us
2:05:13
genetically Spanish too. Also I also would prefer America
2:05:17
to stay mostly white, but for me it's not because I think our
2:05:20
identity should be tied to race, but because mass demographic
2:05:23
changes aren't good for cohesion.
2:05:26
The things why Hispanics is that there too many of them are
2:05:28
entitled to speak Mexican instead of speaking American.
2:05:32
Yeah, yeah, like I, I don't know how to play that.
2:05:34
Like Christian had like 3 more com.
2:05:36
I just don't feel like fucking doing all that.
2:05:42
Favorite rapper? I responded.
2:05:45
I said yay and then outside of that probably like J.
2:05:48
Cole and like I know this people might know 69.
2:05:50
I think 69 is hilarious and to be honest, like if if you're
2:05:55
ever trying to get like really fired up off of some rap like.
2:06:00
It's it can. Get you fired like we're not
2:06:02
going to lie. We're not going to say that it
2:06:03
doesn't get you fired up that. Like some of.
2:06:06
His songs aren't hard as fuck. Like dude 6. 9 like.
2:06:13
And I don't. Know he's funny, like when he's
2:06:14
like, yo, I stole that shit. I stole that shit.
2:06:17
Like that was funny. That was funny.
2:06:21
Names Why do you listen to monkey music?
2:06:23
Make the white race proud. Listen to rock and metal when
2:06:26
you work out. I listen to.
2:06:28
Mainly rock and metal. I mean like if you saw my
2:06:30
playlist on Spotify, I I listen to mainly rock.
2:06:34
He is based. I let it slide, someone said.
2:06:37
What's up, White Magic? How we doing?
2:06:39
That's my new name. White Magic.
2:06:40
I'll take it. Aryan magic.
2:06:45
Rock was influenced by black people, so it isn't completely
2:06:48
white. Remember it has its roots in the
2:06:50
difference. There's a.
2:06:51
Difference rock isn't about rape and fucking 50 women.
2:06:54
I guess like some like if you talk about like love gone by
2:06:58
Kiss or something, but that's not even like in there.
2:07:00
They're not even like saying the pejorative things they say in
2:07:02
rap songs. So that's the point they're
2:07:03
making. Also he.
2:07:05
Is not someone I would ever take seriously because he always says
2:07:08
things then apologizes for them and does them again.
2:07:11
OK. But like, he's the genius, so
2:07:15
that's. Actually, one of the reasons I
2:07:17
defend them sometimes, I appreciate the musical
2:07:19
contributions. Obviously I'm not talking about
2:07:22
rap, but like R&B and jazz, OK. Nice.
2:07:26
All right, we're at the end of the comments, hero.
2:07:28
Just a few more also. I miss the old days when you
2:07:31
spent 30 minutes reading the comments.
2:07:35
How long do I? Spend now I don't time it.
2:07:37
I don't time it. And to be honest, like
2:07:42
Christian, I hate to blame you. I, I do, I hate to blame you.
2:07:46
But if you didn't fucking rape me with paragraphs, if you
2:07:49
didn't sexually assault me with words and paragraphs in my
2:07:53
Spotify comments, if you didn't pin me down and rape me like an
2:07:56
Epstein child in my Spotify comments, I, I would probably
2:07:59
like, like them a little bit more.
2:08:00
But to be honest, like as much as I enjoy doing the comments,
2:08:03
whenever I see a fucking Max word count post, I'm just like,
2:08:06
I'm going to kill myself. I'm just I've given up all hope
2:08:09
on everything. Oh, OK, here look Jamin part of
2:08:13
the. Reason he stopped doing that is
2:08:14
BC you kept leaving paragraph long comments lol and also he
2:08:18
doesn't read out PPL arguing with each other anymore.
2:08:21
Exactly I used. To read every single comment,
2:08:24
even if it was like irrelevant. Now I just don't do that.
2:08:26
Like if people are arguing with each other inside chats and I
2:08:29
just don't see it as relevant to what I'm saying, I'm like, OK,
2:08:31
why am I going to sit here and play like people don't want to
2:08:34
listen to that on the live show and on spot?
2:08:36
Like they don't want to listen to other people argue about
2:08:38
nonsense. At least I.
2:08:39
Do my research, sometimes you. Do.
2:08:43
Lameo know you don't have the time.
2:08:45
Yeah, I have to. Agree with Jamie in there.
2:08:48
Yeah, James. We need more white babies.
2:08:50
Hunch hunch sleepovers in IRL with the girl in the red dress.
2:08:53
Grow Wiper's mom. Just get the 10 subscriptions on
2:08:56
kik grow wiper's. Mom, I love you.
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This is your forehead. Just going to fucking kiss it.
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I love you. I love you I love you Groipers
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mom thank you so much. Shout out JT shout out Groipers
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mom. You guys are truly the best.
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Thank you so much. Truly appreciate you guys.
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It really touches my heart. Thank you guys.
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The viewers of this show are what motivate me and what keeps
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us going. It's not a only what motivates
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me. I mean just wanting to save
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American Dwight, race itself, it's a huge motivator but the
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people make it possible. Like we got to a top 5% show in
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one year or first year on the show when I had no clue what the
2:09:28
fuck I was doing and it was because of you guys.
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Because you guys tuned in, you guys commented, you guys liked,
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you guys gifted Subs, you guys donated through super chats and
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God bless you all. Thank you so much I truly
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appreciate it. Every time I hear that little
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thing it just touches my heart. God bless you.
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But yeah Rogue, you are right, we do need more white babies.
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OK, we got three more comments, 2 from Christian, one from Jamin
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even. Though I'm Puerto Rican, I feel
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like portion of the diaspora should lose their citizenship.
2:10:00
Ungrateful fucking bastards. If they hate America and Spain
2:10:03
so much they go to fucking Africa.
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We could agree, America. Is the reason why I live a
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comfortable life. I was born into poverty and
2:10:12
through military service my stepdad was able to take us out.
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Then with Spain, Well there would be no Puerto Rico without
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Spain. So yeah.
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Defend both countries legacies, although sometimes they can be
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in conflict with one another. Flag of the United States.
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Flag of the United States. Flag of the United States first.
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Fuck those fucking retards like Bad Bunny and Ricky Martin who
2:10:32
want independence. This is.
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What I hate though, Christian, like that's rape.
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That's rape. That's actually worse than rape
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because like a rape ends that that felt like it never ended.
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I still hear it. I'm going to be having
2:10:44
nightmares about this too, about your comments.
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And I'm like, come on, like a rape ends that doesn't end.
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This is what I'm talking about when I say you're sexually
2:10:50
assaulting me with your comments.
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I feel like a victim. I am a victim.
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Actually, I am a victim. I'm like that DoorDash girl.
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I'm a victim. I am the victim in this crime.
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You, you are the one committing this crime for shit.
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You're raping me like I I'm not giving you consent, Christian.
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I'm not consenting to this rape. Just so you know.
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This is a rape. This is not consensual.
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You raping my comments like that, Christian.
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Stop it with the Max character count comments.
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PLSS Thank you. Thank God bless you Jamie.
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Holy shit, it takes a 15 year old Indian kid to tell you to
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shut the fuck up like crazy Crazy.
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Holy fuck. Holy fuck.
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But OK, that's been the entire show.
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God bless you guys. Thank you guys for tuning in.
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Thanks for being fans of the show.
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Big shout out to JT and Groper's mom.
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Again, thank you guys so much. Thank you to all the viewers of
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the show, the ones who TuneIn on live and on Spotify.
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God bless you all. Thank you.
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God bless James Fishback, God bless the United States of
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America. Jesus Christ is king.
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Never forget it. We have free speech written on
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