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Nelk Interviews Netanyahu & Nick Fuentes, Hunters Cracked Out, MLK Files | America Unfiltered #94 · America Unfiltered With James P

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  America, we are back baby. Welcome to another episode of
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  America Unfelter with James Pascalades.
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  We got a great show for you tonight folks.
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  button. We have a great show with a lot
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  of different topics. We're going to talk about the
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  interview the Nelk boys did with Netanyahu and then the interview
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  they did immediately following with Nick Fuentes to get both
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  sides of the aisle. They got 2 very interesting
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  perspectives. It seemed like 1 was more of APR
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  stunt than the other and it seems like they didn't really
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  know much about either people they were interviewing.
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  But it was still interesting to hear the perspectives from both
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  and we'll go over that today. We'll talk about the reason
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  people are wrong for their distrust in Trump.
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  It's not wrong to not trust him. They're distrusting him or not
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  trust him for the wrong reasons. We need to be all on the same
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  page about what the problems are in this country.
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  We'll talk about why Trump's hammer he brought down on Obama
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  means nothing without arrest. We'll talk about the MLK files
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  they're dumping in to water down the Epstein information, Hunter
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  Biden's breaking interview, and Microsoft essentially just
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  giving our secrets away to China.
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  Like I said, we have a great show for you tonight, guys.
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  We have a lot of different topics to talk about.
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  I hope you guys also enjoyed my interview with Matthew Finney
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  more. We'll be doing another live
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  stream either on Wednesday or Thursday, just depending on
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  scheduling. This week we plan to review the
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  far right verse. Who was it, Medon or Medi?
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  I don't even know, it was someone on YouTube, they had the
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  Jubilee video they surrounded where they had 20 far right
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  conservatives and I was actually casted to be on the episode but
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  was not able to do it because of the problems I had with my arm.
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  I sadly wasn't able to be there but I should hopefully be able
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  to be on some episodes in the future.
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  But like I said, we got a lot of different topics to talk about
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  today. I want to dive into everything
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  we have to talk about today. I want to start with the
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  interview between the Nelk Boys and Netanyahu.
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  This was announced last week. When they announced it, they got
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  a lot of controversy and they got a lot of controversy for a
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  reason that Netanyahu brought up in his interview and Nick
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  Fuentes brought up in his interview following.
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  The reason that it got a lot of controversy is among the younger
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  generation, among millennials and even below millennials, you
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  know, Gen. Z, Gen.
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  Alpha, etcetera. There is no love for Israel like
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  other generations have had. Other generations have always
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  believed that Israel was a country that had the United
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  States best interests in mind, that the United States and
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  Israel mesh really well together.
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  This generation and the generations below do not agree
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  with that. They have seen the war in Gaza.
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  They have now seen the other side of it.
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  You know, we saw a lot of Democrats upset about the
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  handling of the Palestinian people.
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  And then on the Republican side, we saw a lot of Republicans
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  upset versus the handling of the Iranian situation.
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  Both sides, especially the younger generation are extremely
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  upset at the Israel lobby and Israel as a country.
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  They are upset with apex funding of our government officials.
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  They are very aware of it. Now this is something that well,
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  people were aware of the lobbying issues in our country.
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  They weren't as aware of it as they are now.
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  They were not as outspoken about it as they are now.
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  Right now people are not only questioning the Israel lobbying,
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  questioning APEC, but they're questioning Netanyahu, they're
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  questioning Mossad, they're questioning all these things
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  because we're the Epstein cover up.
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  We saw Israel and Iran getting the conflict that the United
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  States had to get involved in. We're now seeing PR jobs done by
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  Netanyahu like this. This interview he did with the
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  Nelk boys was essentially just APR job to try and get the
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  younger generations on Israel's side because the government
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  understands that that's not what's happening.
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  He essentially, in the interview said him and Trump are best
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  friends, that American Israel have always had a good
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  relationship and will always have a good relationship.
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  And I want to start this also by saying the Nelk boys weren't the
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  best people to interview Netanyahu.
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  The Nelk boys have said repeatedly that they took this
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  interview because they will take interviews with almost anyone
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  they can get, as they should. They're in a position where
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  they're trying to grow their podcast.
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  And Netanyahu is a extremely polarizing public figure and
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  political figure. So why not have a controversial
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  figure on your show? I just wish they were, you know,
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  more well read before they actually did the show.
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  And I mean like, Kyle's collar was literally like this the
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  entire time. It was just ridiculous.
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  But besides that, they gave him relatively no pushback, which
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  was sad to see. They didn't ask about anything
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  with the Damona project. They didn't talk about, you
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  know, the USS Liberty. They didn't talk about the $3.8
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  billion a year we give them an aid.
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  They didn't talk about Apex funding.
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  They didn't talk about even the recent vote, the 422 to 6 vote
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  that took $500 million of our taxpayer dollars and sent them
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  to Israel. The fact that 422 people in our
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  government voted to send money to Israel instead of, you know,
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  paying down our debt with that money is absurd to me.
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  It just shows that our government does not have our
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  best interests in mind. And I talked about this on our
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  last episode. We're not going to dive into it,
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  but the biggest threat to this nation is not China, not Iran,
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  not North Korea. It is politicians in America who
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  do not have your best interests in mind.
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  That is what will be the destruction of this nation,
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  politicians who are lobbying and doing the work of foreign
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  nations. And that's what is happening
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  right in our government right now.
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  And we saw that happen with the vote for the bill that Marjorie
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  Taylor Green proposed to strip 500 million in funding from
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  Israel out of the $3.8 billion a year we already give them.
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  That vote should have gone through 422 to 6 the opposite
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  way. And I'm very upset it didn't.
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  But I want to talk about some more of this interview.
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  The only highlight of this interview was Netanyahu pointed
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  out the absurdity of the Gays for Gaza movement.
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  The Gays for Gaza movement is not a massive movement in the
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  United States, but it is a movement in the United States
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  that makes no sense. He essentially compared it to
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  the Chickens for KFC movement, which again, like I said, that
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  was probably the highlight of the entire interview because it
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  just shows the absurdity of the group itself.
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  Gays for Gaza makes no sense because in that area and in
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  Muslim countries, they generally do not tolerate gay people at
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  all to the point that they just kill them.
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  And that's obviously not tolerated here in America and
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  should not be tolerated. No one should just be killed
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  because of who they are ever. No one should be hurt because of
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  who they are either. But the fact that we have a such
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  a weird political culture in this country that we have a
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  group that was created that is called for gays for Gaza, and it
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  is filled with people who would be killed if they were to enter
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  that region, who are supporting people of that region.
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  It is a little odd to me. It's like, OK, like, what do you
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  got? You know, do you guys not have
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  hobbies? Do you guys not have free time?
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  What? Like that was the only highlight
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  of the interview when Netanyahu pointed that absurdity out.
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  But other than that, other than that, the entire thing was
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  literally Netanyahu trying to run APR campaign for Israel.
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  He was trying to get the younger generations on board with this
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  undying love for Israel that the American government and the
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  American people in previous generations have had that these
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  new generations don't have. We don't have these because we
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  don't live in the same America that our grandparents have.
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  We're not going to dive into this too much, but we've talked
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  about this premise a lot that the dollar does not go as far.
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  We're not able to buy houses the same way our grandparents were
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  able to because of BlackRock and companies like that lobbying who
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  buy up all the single family homes.
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  Our dollar really does not go as far.
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  Interest rates are through the roof.
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  Credit card debt is at all time highs and student loan interest
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  rates are at all time highs. So all these things make it
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  pretty hard for us to live the life that our grandparents were
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  able to live. Or even if it's not the same
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  life, we want to hope for better for future generations.
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  And this, this is the opposite of what we're seeing.
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  And one of the reasons people in our country, especially the
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  younger generations, don't want to financially support Israel is
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  2 reasons. One, the reason I just explained
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  is we don't have the money to give.
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  We are in debt and our dollar is getting worth less every single
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  year. We need to fix these issues
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  before we drive America into a hole that it can never get
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  itself out of. That is reason #1 and reason #2
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  is they see violence and destruction in the media.
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  We have talked about this, but the entire war is essentially
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  just online for one of the first times in history in the world.
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  We have full documentation from both sides on almost every
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  single conflict. And we had this, you know, in
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  prior years, even in Afghanistan and Iraq, you know, there were
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  video cameras and reporters there, but not everybody had a
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  cell phone with four K 60 frames per second filming where they
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  were able to literally film incoming missiles, incoming
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  bombed drones strikes, they're able to film military attacks,
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  et cetera. All these things are being live
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  uploaded onto TikTok X social media, and any time there's a
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  conflict around the world and people are able to see the
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  government's lies in real time. So when the government says that
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  they are not killing any unarmed people who are waiting for aid,
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  and then videos online show that to be untrue, they show women
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  and children who get slaughtered waiting for aid.
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  And, you know, men, women and children who get slaughtered
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  waiting for aid. It's hard for people to want to
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  trust the Israeli government when they see them in these
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  constant wars. They see the president or Prime
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  Minister say something like that and then they see a video
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  completely contradicting them. So it's not unfair.
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  You know that our generations and all these younger
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  generations don't have this undying love for Israel.
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  We have no reason to. They have done nothing to help
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  our generation. If anything, they have heard it.
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  They've taken more of our dollars, $3.8 billion a year.
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  We need to be using that money to pay down our debt and make
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  life better for future generations because we've
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  already screwed my generation, we've already screwed
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  millennials, and we've screwed the generation under me.
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  Let's make it better for future generations.
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  After that, let's make America what it was supposed to be.
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  Getting back to our founding principles, Netanyahu
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  essentially pushed back on any time the Nelk boys gave them any
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  bit of, you know, guff. Anytime they push back at him at
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  all, which was rarely. Like I said, they weren't
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  prepared for this interview. They weren't the right people to
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  conduct this interview. If you want someone to conduct
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  an interview like this, I don't know.
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  I mean, I don't agree with stuff Dinesh D'souza says, but he
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  would be a better person. I mean, there would be a a lot
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  better people like even Joe Rogan, Matt Walsh, anyone who
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  actually has a background in politics, anyone who has a
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  background in public speaking beyond just YouTube videos where
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  they're vlogging and doing pranks.
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  And I love the Nelk Woods. I've always been a fan of their
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  pranks. I still watch some of their
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  videos, some of the more interesting titled ones, but I I
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  just don't think they were the right people to interview
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  Netanyahu. They have some very, you know,
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  odd interview. Like they were the same people
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  who interviewed Alexis Texas and now they're interviewing
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  Netanyahu. Their roster of the people they
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  have interviewed is very insane. They've had some very impressive
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  interviews under their belt, but then when you also mix in some
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  of the other ones they have, it's like, okay, how do people
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  like Netanyahu and Elon Musk fit into who they're trying to
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  interview? Like, I understand they're
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  trying to just interview anybody because they're trying to grow
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  their platform. But if you're going to do that,
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  you at least have to get slightly educated on the topics
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  you're going to be discussing. They had no information at hand
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  of the topics, like they or no knowledge of the information of
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  the topics they were talking about.
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  They were essentially just letting Netanyahu riff and riff
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  and riff and talk about how America and Israel are this one
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  powerhouse whenever they work together, how Donald Trump and
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  him are such good friends, how, you know, the younger
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  generations need to support Israel.
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  And like they talked about when the Nelk boys went to Israel,
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  etcetera. What was really interesting
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  about this, and I talked about this in the beginning, is
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  following this, the Nelk boys obviously got a lot of shit.
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  They were getting an immense amount of hate online.
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  And not just hate, you know, they were getting like the spam
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  Els. They were getting various
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  comments. I'm sure a record amount of
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  dislikes on the video because like I said, Netanyahu is a
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  polarizing figure. He is a very notorious, you
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  know, politician. He could he could go down as one
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  of the more corrupt politicians of all time.
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  And Nick Fuentes hopped on their Kick stream with them right
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  after. Kick is a live streaming
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  platform for those who don't know.
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  I'm sure most of you do, but the Nelk Boys live stream on Kik and
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  right after the Netanyahu interview, after receiving all
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  the all the hate for the video and all the pushback for the
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  video, they then took it to their live stream comments,
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  asked who they should have on from the other side, and
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  overwhelmingly the crowd said Nick Fuentes.
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  Of course, Nick Fuentes is an outspoken American Christian
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  nationalist. He is extremely well spoken,
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  part of the far right, cancelled far right, one of the most
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  cancelled men in America. And whether you agree or
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  disagree with his taste, like I say about everybody I agree or
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  disagree agree with, let them talk, let them have a voice.
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  Let them have a social media account, let them have a
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  platform. This man is not allowed on
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  YouTube. He is only allowed on X and
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  Rumble. He is not allowed on almost any
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  other social media platform. He was on a no fly list for
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  years because of the January 6th incident.
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  The bank or the FBI took $500,000 of his money with no
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  warrant. It is extremely corrupt how they
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  have tried to essentially ruin this man's reputation for
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  expressing his right to free speech.
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  And like I said, whether you agree or disagree with someones
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  views, expressing your right to freedom of speech and your
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  opinions is your right as an American.
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  And everyone should be able to do that.
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  And they understand the argument of social medias being private
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  companies. But they should not be limiting
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  free speech. Just because they don't agree
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  with the speech does not mean they should be limiting it.
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  He's not even allowed a blue check mark on Twitter even
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  though it is the most free speech platform of all time.
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  But Nick Fuentes came on their podcast.
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  He did about 15 to 25 minutes, nothing too long.
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  They briefly talked about the interview and he pointed out,
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  like I said, that it was essentially just a big PR job.
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  He said that a lot of the things Netanyahu said were untrue.
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  Specifically, he talked about the October 7th attacks.
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  It has been very clear and there's overwhelming evidence
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  that Mossad and Netanyahu knew that the attacks were going to
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  happen and allowed it to happen. The reason behind that my
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  audience can speculate to those, but it is very clear that Mossad
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  did know about it. They have one of the best Intel
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  agencies in the entire world, and the overwhelming evidence
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  suggests that they could have prevented it but chose not to.
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  Nick pointed this out, you know, negating everything Netanyahu
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  was saying. Among other things.
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  Nick also pointed out, like we said, the shooting of unarmed
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  people waiting for aid, the constant occasions it has
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  happened, and the times that it has been filmed and documented
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  for social media, these are things that the government
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  cannot escape. The government can lie to people
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  all they want, but they can't escape 4K video.
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  They can't escape evidence that shows that they were pushing
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  propaganda, that they were lying, that yes, they may have
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  been bringing the aid they were forced to bring in into the
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  country, but at the same time they would then kill the people
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  who go to receive this aid. That is not a like.
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  As a Catholic, I find that extremely immoral, disgusting
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  and unforgivable. I find so many things that
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  Israel does to be immoral and unforgivable, especially the
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  Epstein thing. We talked about the Epstein
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  thing all last week. I talked about it with Matthew
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  Finney Moore as well. But the fact that they allowed a
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  pedophile operation to run on an island and they allowed it to
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  happen so that they can blackmail politicians and
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  billionaires is one of the most disgusting and corrupt things I
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  have ever seen in my entire life.
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  And I pray that it's the most corrupt thing I've ever seen in
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  my entire life. I pray that nothing worse ever
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  happens. And I find it hard to imagine
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  that anything worse ever could a man who essentially sex
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  trafficked thousands of little girls to countless higher ups
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  got to get his name cleared. Essentially, Gleam Maxwell is
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  the only one rotting in jail for the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein.
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  I think the fact that the Nelk boys brought Nick Fuentes on
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  after is extremely important. I think when you bring such a
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  polarizing figure on your show, especially when you have a show
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  as big as the Full Send podcast, which has millions of
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  subscribers, I think it is important to to let everyone,
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  especially when there's a mass amount of disagreement.
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  I think it's important to allow everyone to see both sides of
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  the story from a very educated perspective and to create their
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  own decisions. That's what America is.
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  You know, we don't have our government telling us what
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  things are, even though that's what they want to try and do.
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  As Americans, we get to make our own decisions based off of the
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  available information that's made public to us.
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  I think it's extremely important that they allowed that, you
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  know, video allowed the live stream with Nick Fuentes to be
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  public to the American people. I think that not only does it
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  boost their credibility, but it also negates some of the
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  negativity they got from the Netanyahu interview in the 1st
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  place. Like I said, they weren't that
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  educated and informed on the subject.
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  They even expressed that to Nick Fuentes when they started the
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  live stream. Nick Fuentes is not shy about
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  things he said. Yes, it was clear.
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  It seemed like a pretty softball interview.
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  And then he goes on to educate them.
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  He goes on to educate them on things happening in Israel.
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  He goes on to educate them on things that Netanyahu said
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  specifically. And then he goes on to educate
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  them about how Americans feel about this on both sides or on
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  all sides of the aisle on, you know, Jews, Christians, Muslims,
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  how they all feel about the situation domestically.
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  And this is important that the American people can hear both
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  sides of that because it's nice to hear the Prime Minister of a
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  country talk, whether it's propaganda or not.
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  But if you have nothing to negate that, if you have no, you
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  know, fact checking, if you have no verification or no, like I
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  said, a a voice who, who speaks out against the Israel lobby,
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  then it's essentially just pushing the Israel lobby on
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  their behalf. That's essentially what they
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  were allowing until they allowed Nick Fuentes to do that.
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  So I think it's great that they allowed him on because I don't
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  think Israel should be allowed to just lobby on someone's
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  podcasts and lie to the American people about things that are not
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  true. Not everything he said was
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  false, but. But for him to paint Israel as
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  completely innocent and that they have done nothing wrong is
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  false. For him to not brush over the
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  Epstein information at all is extremely negligent, extremely
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  suspicious and extremely, I don't know if rude is the right
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  word, but like rude to the American people, it's dishonest
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  to the American people and it just shows that you're pushing
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  propaganda that you avoid one of the biggest subjects at hand.
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  I don't know, Israel pushed for decades the narrative or for
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  about 15 years the narrative that Iran was this close to a
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  nuclear bomb. And then he spoke about it in
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  the in the podcast that he has this iron tight relationship
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  with Donald Trump that they're best friends.
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  I don't know what's going on with my throat.
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  He spoke about them being best friends.
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  And then when Donald Trump's in office and he took money from
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  Israel donors, Donald Trump is dropping bunker Buster bombs for
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  Israel. It just, I don't know it it all.
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  It all seems very corrupt. It all seems like Alex Jones has
• 21:21
  been pushing and like I've kind of said, that there is a secret
• 21:24
  war coalition between Netanyahu and Trump going right now.
• 21:27
  That Trump has completely abandoned his no new wars
• 21:30
  campaign and he is going to help Israel fulfill the wishes of
• 21:34
  Netanyahu that he knows future presidents might not allow.
• 21:37
  And because they understand that the younger generations don't
• 21:41
  love Israel the same way older generations do.
• 21:44
  And it has nothing to do with, you know, the religion itself
• 21:47
  has nothing to do with Jews. And that's how people paint it
• 21:50
  out. And that's the backlash that
• 21:52
  Tucker Carlson gets. People call Tucker Carlson an
• 21:55
  anti Semite for questioning the Israel lobby.
• 21:57
  But that's the problem. If you call me or you call
• 22:00
  Tucker Carlson or you call everyone who questions the
• 22:04
  Israel lobby an anti Semite, you're only proving our point
• 22:07
  that if we can't question you that there is something corrupt
• 22:09
  happening. If you are the only country in
• 22:12
  the world that we're not allowed to question your government's
• 22:15
  leadership, government's corruption, then I'm sure there
• 22:18
  is some shady shit happening because nobody says anything
• 22:22
  when we question the corruption of other countries around the
• 22:24
  world. But when it comes to Israel,
• 22:25
  when you question the corruption, you're painted as an
• 22:28
  anti Semite, you're painted as a villain and a Nazi.
• 22:31
  But that's not true. I have no hate towards Jewish
• 22:33
  people. I have a lot of Jewish friends.
• 22:35
  I just think that the Israel lobby is extremely corrupt.
• 22:39
  I think America is extremely corrupt.
• 22:41
  I think Mexico is extremely corrupt.
• 22:43
  I think a lot of countries are extremely corrupt.
• 22:45
  But the problem with all those countries and the other
• 22:49
  countries to give money to versus this one is Israel.
• 22:52
  We give $3.8 billion a year or two.
• 22:55
  We give them almost unlimited military support.
• 22:58
  And like I said, we now have a secret war coalition going on
• 23:01
  between Donald Trump and Netanyahu.
• 23:04
  Donald Trump is extremely good friends with the Nelk boys.
• 23:07
  If you don't think that Donald Trump placed this interview so
• 23:10
  that Netanyahu could boost his credibility with the younger
• 23:13
  generations, boost Israel's status with the younger
• 23:16
  generations, then you're blind to this.
• 23:18
  This is an obvious PR stunt by Israel, by Netanyahu, and by
• 23:22
  Trump to boost the credibility of this.
• 23:24
  So when they push the regime change, when they push future
• 23:26
  war moves with Israel, when they push future or push more money
• 23:30
  to Israel, etcetera, we're more willing to accept it.
• 23:33
  We're more willing to just not look it over, not think about it
• 23:36
  twice. Except that our tax dollars are
• 23:38
  being wasted on a country that constantly undermines us and
• 23:42
  essentially violates Geneva Convention laws.
• 23:44
  And that's not to say that we don't or other countries don't,
• 23:47
  but they currently are. What?
• 23:48
  We're sending them money and they're making Americans look
• 23:50
  bad because of it. My tax dollars right now are
• 23:53
  funding people getting killed when they're unarmed waiting for
• 23:56
  aid. I don't want that to happen.
• 23:58
  I don't want people to die in general.
• 24:00
  I don't want Israelis to die, I don't want Palestinians to die.
• 24:03
  I don't want Americans to die. I don't want Iranians to die.
• 24:06
  I don't want anyone to die except for pedophiles.
• 24:08
  I make that stance clear all the time.
• 24:10
  I want every pedophile to be eradicated off the face of the
• 24:13
  earth, but I have no interest in seeing the continued wars
• 24:16
  happening everywhere. The only war I'd ever want to
• 24:18
  see is if you could take every pedophile, put them in a Hunger
• 24:21
  Games type situation, and then at the end just kill the winner
• 24:24
  as well. Like I would love that.
• 24:27
  But other than that I don't see any reason for war right now.
• 24:30
  Like there are necessary wars but none that are happening
• 24:34
  right now. None of the wars that the United
• 24:36
  States have been involved in in the last 30 years have been
• 24:39
  necessary and even the last like 40-50 years.
• 24:42
  It is ridiculous that the United States keeps backing Israel and
• 24:46
  all these regime change wars that Israel and Netanyahu are
• 24:49
  pushing this PR stunt on the American people and on the next
• 24:52
  generation because the now boys viewers are generally younger
• 24:55
  viewers base, you know, anywhere from like 14 to like 30
• 24:59
  something, which is a wide range.
• 25:01
  But they do attract all kinds of viewers.
• 25:03
  But it's generally millennials and under.
• 25:05
  It's not these older generations.
• 25:07
  And while it is some of them, it's few and far between.
• 25:10
  It's generally those, like I said, those younger generations
• 25:13
  who are who Israel is trying to steal the hearts of.
• 25:17
  But like I said, it's failing on both sides of the aisle.
• 25:20
  Democrats and Republicans. There is this, you know, we're
• 25:24
  all kind of nervous of Israel. We're all kind of scared of what
• 25:27
  the government can and will do. We're all scared that, you know,
• 25:31
  their Intel agencies were running a pedophile operation
• 25:35
  and there's no justice being brought to it.
• 25:37
  It's essentially just being covered up in real time.
• 25:40
  We're scared that we're going to get pushed into a war by them
• 25:42
  again. And we're scared that if
• 25:44
  anything happens to them that we have to come defend them every
• 25:47
  single time, no matter what. It scares the younger
• 25:50
  generation. We don't want our dollars
• 25:52
  funding it, and we're going to push back continuously on our
• 25:55
  dollars funding that. We don't want that anymore.
• 25:58
  I do want to go on to our next topic, and it kind of mixes in
• 26:03
  with this one a little bit. But it's why people are like,
• 26:07
  we're seeing a huge lack in trust in Trump.
• 26:10
  And that's not incorrect for people to not trust him right
• 26:14
  now. Donald Trump has not shown to be
• 26:16
  trustworthy recently. If anything, he has shown to be
• 26:19
  lying recently. But we're seeing a huge amount
• 26:22
  of people who are saying they do not trust Trump on both sides of
• 26:25
  the aisle. And a lot of them are saying
• 26:28
  they don't trust Trump for, you know, same odd reasons.
• 26:31
  They're saying they don't trust Trump because they think he
• 26:32
  hates immigrants. He's a racist.
• 26:34
  Like all the old bullshit buzzwords we used to hear back
• 26:37
  in the day. That's not why you should be
• 26:40
  hating Trump right now. And I'm not saying anyone should
• 26:43
  be hating. I'm not telling people how they
• 26:44
  should be thinking politically. But Donald Trump, the reason
• 26:49
  people should not be able to trust him is because he has lied
• 26:53
  to us. Because during his campaign, he
• 26:56
  campaigned on no new wars and went back on it because of
• 26:59
  lobbying. Because he for years, him, his
• 27:02
  son, everyone in his cabinet, everyone in the Republican Party
• 27:05
  was pushing for the releasel of the Epstein files.
• 27:07
  They were pushing so hard for the release of the Epstein files
• 27:10
  because, like me, we're still sure that Bill Clinton is a part
• 27:13
  of them, But Donald Trump might be a part of them now.
• 27:17
  You know, it seems to be very likely that Donald Trump could
• 27:20
  be in these files. I've talked about it all week.
• 27:22
  Last week I talked about it with Matthew Finney more as well.
• 27:26
  But I don't know that's the reason why you guys should not
• 27:30
  be trusting Donald Trump. If anything, you shouldn't be
• 27:33
  not trusting him because of all the bullshit buzzwords and the
• 27:35
  like, the boy who cried wolf, things where they're, you know,
• 27:37
  they're throwing out anything at the wall, seeing what sticks.
• 27:40
  No, don't trust them because of the things that are right in
• 27:43
  front of us now that are happening, that are tearing down
• 27:45
  the Republican Party, that are tearing down the conservative
• 27:48
  establishment, that are making credible media sources look
• 27:52
  terrible. Like literally, I talked about
• 27:54
  this with Matthew Fenny more as well.
• 27:55
  But the media source they brought in for the phase one
• 27:59
  release of the Epstein binders, they ruined their credibility.
• 28:02
  They made them all look terrible because there was no Phase 2.
• 28:05
  They paraded around these binders only to have no new
• 28:08
  information really in them. It was only the Glain
• 28:10
  information and even less than that because they redacted
• 28:13
  things. So I don't know.
• 28:16
  We're we're seeing a lot of things that are not trustworthy
• 28:19
  from the White House right now. And that should be the reason
• 28:21
  that people are not trusting Trump.
• 28:23
  It shouldn't have anything to do with like the 2016 bullshit and
• 28:26
  all that. It should be the fact that
• 28:27
  Donald Trump is actively getting caught in things right now.
• 28:30
  And while he's getting caught, he's actively trying to throw
• 28:33
  anything he can into the media to distract us and brings us to
• 28:37
  our next topics, which is the things he's throwing into the
• 28:40
  media to distract us. Last week, they threw the
• 28:43
  bombshell out there that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton
• 28:47
  conspired together and that there's text messages to prove
• 28:50
  these allegations that they conspired together to form the
• 28:53
  Russia hoax. The thing that media outlets and
• 28:57
  journalists on social media were parading around as the reason
• 29:00
  Donald Trump should not be elected in 2016, Among other
• 29:04
  things like being mean to Rosie O Donald, who is probably the
• 29:07
  only person who deserves it. But Donald Trump threw out these
• 29:12
  or Tulsi Gabbard released these files last week saying that
• 29:15
  Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are guilty, which is essentially
• 29:19
  A treasonous charge. If they are guilty of conspiring
• 29:22
  against a presidential candidate as a presidential candidate and
• 29:25
  the current president to not get him elected, to not even
• 29:28
  essentially allow him to run a legitimate campaign.
• 29:31
  Because you're trying to, you know, you're, you're lying to
• 29:34
  the American people, pushing propaganda on to the American
• 29:37
  people. My problem with it is the fact
• 29:40
  that Donald Trump threw this out there.
• 29:42
  Tulsi Gabbard threw this out there.
• 29:44
  But we're not going to see an arrest.
• 29:46
  Obama's not in handcuffs. Hillary Clinton's not in
• 29:48
  handcuffs. I haven't seen one Obama White
• 29:51
  House official in handcuffs. I haven't seen anybody get
• 29:53
  arrested. It's the same thing we talked
• 29:55
  about last week and we've talked about before, but it it means
• 29:59
  nothing if you do these things and don't actually give any
• 30:02
  action. If you release the JFK files and
• 30:04
  don't name who the new suspects are, name what actually
• 30:07
  happened. If you release the MLK files and
• 30:10
  don't say anything further than releasing the files.
• 30:12
  If you say that Obama and Tulsi Gout or Obama and Hillary are
• 30:16
  guilty but don't actually arrest them, what does it mean?
• 30:19
  If you bury the Epstein information?
• 30:21
  It just shows you're corrupt. Like all these things are not
• 30:24
  proving well for Trump. They are actually showing that
• 30:27
  Trump might be a lot more corrupted than we thought.
• 30:30
  Like I said, he's throwing all these things in the media just
• 30:32
  to try and distract it, to try and overwhelm the media, give
• 30:36
  them a lot of different things to talk about, a lot of
• 30:38
  different things he promised on his campaign.
• 30:40
  But the promise is, is he's watering these things down.
• 30:43
  Now. They're not going to mean shit
• 30:44
  because right now everybody who actually has a brain in politics
• 30:48
  is focused on Epstein. They're focused on the
• 30:50
  bipartisan cover up from the Democrats and Republican
• 30:53
  establishments to bury the files that show that high up
• 30:57
  politicians, donors to both parties, that people were they
• 31:01
  were in with this guy, that they were having sex with children on
• 31:04
  this guys island, that they were being blackmailed by Jeffrey
• 31:07
  Epstein. There is a bipartisan movement
• 31:10
  to bury these files. And like I said, they're going
• 31:13
  to throw anything they can in the media to get it out of the
• 31:16
  way. But would really get it out of
• 31:18
  the way is seeing Obama in handcuffs is not just saying
• 31:21
  that Obama, we know you're guilty, Hillary, we know you're
• 31:24
  guilty is actually seeing them get arrested, seeing them get a
• 31:27
  mug shot the same way Donald Trump did.
• 31:29
  I don't think Donald Trump should have been arrested, but
• 31:32
  why aren't they right now? Why are they not arrested?
• 31:35
  Why is Donald Trump not holding anyone actually accountable for
• 31:38
  the actions that he's saying they did?
• 31:41
  And then another thing they threw out into the media.
• 31:43
  They released the MLK files today, but just like the JFK
• 31:47
  files where they released 80,000 independent PDF files that you
• 31:52
  had to download one by one, this time they released 230,000 PDF
• 31:57
  files. Again, this is just a complete
• 31:59
  distraction from the Epstein case.
• 32:01
  I'm sure eventually we will review all the files.
• 32:04
  It will take me a few weeks and I'm sure it will take people in
• 32:07
  the media a few weeks, but we will get more information than
• 32:10
  we've had. I've made my prediction on this
• 32:12
  previously, but I think it was people within the FBI.
• 32:15
  We literally have quotes from the head of the FBI at the time
• 32:18
  who said that. And I quote, Martin Luther King
• 32:22
  is the most powerful Negro in this country and we need to do
• 32:25
  whatever we can to destroy and kill him.
• 32:28
  That is an exact quote from the leader of the FBI at the time
• 32:31
  that Martin Luther King was alive in his final years.
• 32:34
  So I think it is pretty obvious that it most likely was a CIAFBI
• 32:39
  operation, something along the lines of that it's weird that a
• 32:41
  guy would get sniped from a roof while he's in his motel room or
• 32:45
  on his motel balcony from a guy who just got out of jail.
• 32:48
  That seems like a conspiracy to me.
• 32:50
  I you know, I just, that's actually something I forgot to
• 32:54
  talk about too. Netanyahu in the and this isn't
• 32:57
  new for him to say he said it before.
• 32:58
  That's how he tried to get the United States people on board
• 33:01
  with bombing Iran. But in the interview with the
• 33:04
  Nelk Boys, he expressed that the attempts we saw in Donald
• 33:08
  Trump's life in his campaign leading up to his election were
• 33:12
  from Iran. That the shooter we saw in
• 33:14
  Butler, PA, and the guy who attempted to break onto Donald
• 33:17
  Trump's golf course were from Iran.
• 33:19
  That they were Iranian hitmen. One, they look nothing like
• 33:23
  Iranian hitmen. 2 Why would BlackRock be using an Iranian
• 33:26
  hitman in their advertisements? That would look poorly on
• 33:29
  BlackRock. But no one seems to be talking
• 33:31
  about it there, only Netanyahu when he wants to push his pro
• 33:34
  war agenda, which seems, again, very suspicious.
• 33:37
  Like I said, this guy is hungry for war.
• 33:40
  This guy wants war like Dan Bilzerian wants sex.
• 33:43
  It does not stop with him. All he does is want to drag the
• 33:46
  United States into these wars, into these conflicts.
• 33:49
  Every time they get into a conflict, we are involved.
• 33:51
  We're funding it. We're defending them.
• 33:53
  And not only are we defending them, we are trying to end the
• 33:56
  conflict for them in the same way we did with the Iranian
• 33:58
  conflict, which is not over yet. It's over temporarily until the
• 34:02
  regime change push through, which we will see before Donald
• 34:05
  Trump leaves office, because like we're seeing in real time,
• 34:08
  there's not this undying love for Israel.
• 34:10
  They're not going to be able to get these things in the future
• 34:12
  if they don't get them through with Donald Trump now.
• 34:14
  Donald Trump might be Israel's last chance to get a lot of
• 34:18
  funding. I'm sure we will see in the next
• 34:20
  few years more and more pushback from young conservatives.
• 34:23
  And as these young conservatives grow into older conservatives
• 34:26
  and they start to have children and they're able to to show
• 34:29
  these values to our children as well, that, you know, we're
• 34:32
  American nationalists, that we are going to put our money for
• 34:35
  America first. What real America First is, is
• 34:37
  putting all your money towards Americans, putting Americans
• 34:40
  over everyone. Our government works for us.
• 34:42
  It doesn't work for Israel. It doesn't work for Africa or
• 34:44
  Mexico or Canada. It doesn't work for anybody but
• 34:47
  the American people. We need to make that the law of
• 34:51
  this land. For some reason we have 422
• 34:53
  people in our government voting to take our money and send it to
• 34:56
  Israel instead of the other way around.
• 34:59
  It should have been 422 voted to keep our money in America.
• 35:02
  But no, we have a government where 99% of the people in the
• 35:05
  United States House are funded by Israel and will do anything
• 35:09
  they can to defend Israel, even if it means putting the United
• 35:12
  States in a shittier position. This is not the America we need.
• 35:16
  This is not the America that will survive.
• 35:18
  This is not the America that will thrive.
• 35:20
  This is an America that is in decline and Donald Trump is
• 35:23
  leading it down there right now. Donald Trump's lobbying money
• 35:26
  that he took is leading him to be one of the more corrupt
• 35:29
  presidents we have seen. We are seeing Donald Trump go
• 35:32
  back on his word in every single way.
• 35:33
  We are seeing him push this transparency narrative while
• 35:36
  he's burying the Epstein information and shoving all this
• 35:39
  other information down our throats in the meantime to try
• 35:42
  and cover that up. But no, the SO of the MLK files,
• 35:46
  the releasal of the Obama information doesn't mean
• 35:48
  anything, especially if we don't see any arrests.
• 35:51
  We need to see arrests from the Obama Hillary administration.
• 35:54
  We need to see arrest from the Democratic Party if we're going
• 35:58
  to actually be able to have any trust in Trump that they're
• 36:01
  going to get anything done. We have not seen a single arrest
• 36:04
  from Donald Trump since he's been in office.
• 36:06
  In either terms. We need to see more people being
• 36:09
  held accountable and corrupt politicians.
• 36:10
  How often do you see politicians held accountable and arrested?
• 36:13
  Rarely. How often do politicians break
• 36:16
  the law? Essentially every day.
• 36:18
  Why is it that there's only one politician who's really in jail?
• 36:21
  It's the guy that Tucker interviewed, Santos, and he's
• 36:24
  doing 12 years for essentially something that happens every
• 36:28
  single day on the House floor when there's way worse things
• 36:30
  that happen on the House floor. And again, I talked to you guys
• 36:33
  about this interview last week, but I urge everyone to go watch
• 36:35
  it. It exposes an insane amount of
• 36:37
  government corruption. You're not even just government
• 36:39
  corruption if you're a gossip person, it's government gossip
• 36:42
  too. They talk about, you know, crazy
• 36:44
  different drinking, sex, things that happen within the House,
• 36:46
  within Congress, etcetera. These are all corrupt things
• 36:49
  that the American taxpayers are funding.
• 36:51
  Essentially, people are voting on bills.
• 36:54
  Drunk people are sending other representatives from states that
• 36:57
  they reside in to go vote on these bills for them because
• 36:59
  they are too drunk to vote on the bills sometimes because they
• 37:02
  show up to work drunk, because they are Alcoholics.
• 37:05
  Some of these people we need to be better about choosing who we
• 37:08
  vote into office. If you don't actually know the
• 37:11
  policies of the people you're voting in, maybe just don't vote
• 37:13
  on that subject or educate yourself further on it.
• 37:16
  Because people just go down the list.
• 37:18
  They select Republican or Democrat.
• 37:20
  They don't know shit about about 80 to 90 percent of the
• 37:23
  candidates, and those candidates actually probably impact your
• 37:26
  daily life more than the president does.
• 37:28
  Your local candidates, your local representatives, your
• 37:30
  House representatives, your Senate representatives, your
• 37:32
  state representatives, your mayor, et cetera.
• 37:35
  These things are going to impact your daily life a lot more than
• 37:38
  the president outside of taxes, things like that, et cetera.
• 37:42
  So it's really important to educate yourself on these
• 37:44
  things. It's really important to know
• 37:46
  that you know no information about these things.
• 37:48
  It's important to not vote for people who are taking money from
• 37:50
  APEC. It is important to not vote for
• 37:52
  people who are taking money from foreign lobbies and to only vote
• 37:55
  for people who are taking money from American.
• 37:58
  I don't even think we should really be voting for politicians
• 38:01
  who take lobbying money. I think it should be extremely
• 38:03
  limited. While there are some projects
• 38:05
  with lobbying that I don't necessarily support, but I don't
• 38:08
  think they're that negative, but I think lobbying should be
• 38:11
  banned as a whole. Lobbying is essentially just
• 38:13
  legal bribery. It's leading to the decline of
• 38:15
  this nation in a lot of ways. It is very corrupt.
• 38:18
  We see foreign governments being able to infiltrate America
• 38:22
  because of this and talking about infiltrating America, I
• 38:25
  want to go on to one of our other subjects today.
• 38:28
  Microsoft is officially like, this is just ridiculous.
• 38:32
  When I read this out, Microsoft is going to stop giving Chinese
• 38:36
  nationals, so people who live in China and nationals who live in
• 38:40
  America, but people who live in China as well, they're going to
• 38:42
  stop giving them access to United States military
• 38:46
  technology software. Microsoft has been giving China,
• 38:52
  Chinese nationals in the United States and people within China
• 38:56
  itself access to United States military technology.
• 39:01
  They they were using these people as contractors and using
• 39:03
  these people as laborers and for work on coding.
• 39:06
  But to think that China, the Chinese Communist Party had
• 39:10
  access 2 United States military technology all because of
• 39:15
  Microsoft is so fucked up and corrupt it makes me extremely
• 39:18
  upset. We all know Bill Gates is
• 39:19
  extremely corrupted because of his relationship with Epstein.
• 39:23
  He most likely was extremely guilty of having sex with
• 39:25
  children. We could assume this because of
• 39:28
  his relationship with Epstein. Because of his lies about his
• 39:31
  relationship. He lied about the amount of
• 39:33
  times you saw him, how many times you saw him, where he saw
• 39:36
  him, if he was on the plane, if he went to the island.
• 39:38
  He lied publicly about this many times.
• 39:42
  He lied about his affairs and then his wife, who even knew
• 39:45
  about his affairs, divorced him after she found out about the
• 39:49
  Epstein stuff. So what did his wife find out
• 39:51
  that we don't know. I'm sure we will never hear from
• 39:53
  her. Hopefully one day we will get
• 39:55
  the release of the information. But the person who was guilty of
• 39:58
  having sex or hasn't been proven, but the person who in my
• 40:01
  mind is guilty of having sex with children on Epstein's
• 40:04
  island is now essentially guilty of giving United States military
• 40:08
  technology to the Chinese Communist.
• 40:10
  Party, this ban that Microsoft is now having where they're
• 40:15
  stopping giving this technology to them comes after a Chinese
• 40:19
  nationalist was called spying on the United States.
• 40:23
  You want to know why they were spying?
• 40:25
  And this should be obvious to the American government and to
• 40:28
  tech billionaires because I know this and I just host a political
• 40:32
  podcast. But Chinese nationals by law and
• 40:36
  Chinese citizens by law are required to report any and all
• 40:40
  things to the Chinese government when asked, and that includes
• 40:45
  espionage and spying. So if they come to America and
• 40:48
  they are asked by a Chinese official about any specific
• 40:52
  thing they saw, they are not allowed to lie.
• 40:54
  They have to report it. So essentially every single
• 40:57
  Chinese national within the United States is is a spy for
• 41:01
  the Chinese Communist Party. Whether they want to be a spy or
• 41:03
  not. The Chinese Communist Party has
• 41:06
  made them into spies. They have created this situation
• 41:10
  and they have made it so that if you travel to the United States
• 41:13
  from China, you are required to report all your findings.
• 41:19
  So I don't think we should be allowing Chinese nationals into
• 41:22
  the United States. I don't think we should be
• 41:23
  allowing any immigrants into the United States.
• 41:26
  But for safety concerns, Chinese nationals very specifically,
• 41:30
  like I said, our biggest threat to this nation is corrupt
• 41:33
  politicians who do not have your interest, your best interests in
• 41:36
  mind. But second chore to that is
• 41:38
  China. And then third is North Korea.
• 41:40
  Iran is not even close, but we need to have our focus on these
• 41:45
  issues because we've talked about the generational long game
• 41:48
  that China's playing and we will not win that.
• 41:51
  So we need to have every advantage we can over China
• 41:54
  because we don't have a lot of advantages when it comes to
• 41:57
  generations and things like that and passing these wars along
• 42:00
  generations. There was one other breaking
• 42:07
  story from today and it was the Hunter Biden interview.
• 42:12
  Hunter Biden sat down for a three hour unfiltered interview.
• 42:17
  I have not finished watching it yet.
• 42:20
  I actually will most likely do a reaction stream to this.
• 42:24
  I know I've said that a few times.
• 42:25
  I said I was going to do 1 about the Nick Fuentes and Candace
• 42:28
  Owens interview, but then Candace Owens started
• 42:31
  copywriting every single person who tried to download it and
• 42:35
  restream it. So I did not want to deal with
• 42:37
  that, but I, I think I will be able to do this one.
• 42:41
  I also will be, like I said, doing a reaction stream to the
• 42:43
  Jubilee far right video that I was casted for but sadly was not
• 42:47
  able to attend because I think that will give an interesting
• 42:51
  perspective too. But Hunter Biden's interview
• 42:57
  kind of proves that One thing, you know, it proves that if you
• 43:00
  get pardoned, you can literally go and talk about your crack use
• 43:04
  and crack addiction and all the illegal things you did very
• 43:08
  publicly and no one can really do anything about it.
• 43:11
  He was pardoned for any and all crimes he committed.
• 43:14
  So we're all of Bidens family members and pretty much anyone
• 43:17
  who worked with or close to Biden, including Fauci, one of
• 43:20
  the most corrupt people who should rot in jail for the rest
• 43:23
  of his life for what he did to millions of Americans.
• 43:28
  But Hunter Biden for three hours talked about his crack usage,
• 43:31
  his alcohol usage. He ripped the Democrats apart.
• 43:34
  He sounded like a cracked out child.
• 43:37
  He sounded extremely immature. And I generally don't find
• 43:41
  cursing to be bad. If you're cursing when you're
• 43:44
  talking, I curse a lot. It is not a problem when you are
• 43:50
  cursing and you sound like a meth head and you look like a
• 43:53
  meth head and your eyes are bugging and you're like, I mean,
• 43:57
  I heard Jeffrey want to go watch it themselves.
• 43:59
  It's actually pretty bad. It's not from a PR perspective.
• 44:05
  It is awful for Hunter Biden and Joe Biden and the entire Biden
• 44:09
  family. It does not make the Democrats
• 44:11
  look good. He had unfiltered takes about
• 44:13
  the Democrats. He said that if he were
• 44:15
  president, he would invade El Salvador to get all the illegal
• 44:19
  immigrants back in a random terrade.
• 44:22
  Like he was just saying all these things.
• 44:24
  And like I said, it's not even like the cursing specifically.
• 44:26
  It's all the different things he was saying and the way he was
• 44:29
  saying it. He sounded cracked out.
• 44:31
  He looked cracked out. And maybe he was like I said,
• 44:35
  he's pardon, this guy could go do whatever the fuck he wants.
• 44:38
  It does not matter. This guy is he was the person
• 44:43
  that for, you know, years we heard from Nancy Pelosi, we
• 44:47
  heard from Elizabeth Warren, we heard from Corrine Jean Pierre,
• 44:52
  whatever her name is. We heard from Joe Biden himself.
• 44:55
  Are you going to pardon Hunter Biden?
• 44:57
  Will you pardon your son? And they all said no one is
• 45:00
  above the law, not even the son of the president of the United
• 45:03
  States. No one is above the law.
• 45:05
  No, I will not pardon my son only for him to pardon him
• 45:09
  saying that his son would face unfair prosecution.
• 45:13
  First of all, nothing would be unfair about the prosecution.
• 45:16
  Unfair prosecution was trying to arrest Trump for paying Stormy
• 45:21
  Daniels off again, it's not a crime.
• 45:24
  It is not A and saying like, oh, he did shit with his taxes and
• 45:28
  whatever. Like again, go to New York, go
• 45:32
  to the finance industry, go to Wall Street, go to the Lehman
• 45:35
  bro, go to any of these corrupt companies, go to BlackRock.
• 45:40
  Like they do more corrupt shit by 11:00 AM every single day and
• 45:44
  things they accuse Donald Trump of in those 34 felonies.
• 45:48
  So I hate that argument about, I don't know, I just hate that
• 45:53
  argument from liberals. I really think people need to be
• 45:56
  held accountable for their actions.
• 45:57
  But when you're forcing crimes on people, it's not holding
• 46:00
  people accountable. It's using it's using your
• 46:02
  political power against your political opponents, which is
• 46:05
  what dictators do now, what presidents are supposed to do.
• 46:10
  Hunter Biden was one of the most corrupt people to enter the
• 46:12
  White House. He was not the president, but he
• 46:15
  was the president's son who was able to treat the White House
• 46:18
  like a mockery. He was able to do cocaine in the
• 46:21
  White House, do drugs in the White House.
• 46:22
  He was able to get away with pictures leaking of them having
• 46:26
  sex with hookers, smoking crack while driving 145 miles an hour
• 46:30
  on United States roadways. But none of this mattered to
• 46:35
  anyone in the Democratic Party post Joe Biden pardoning him.
• 46:38
  Yes, there were a few voices who spoke out against it, but the
• 46:41
  majority of voices on MSNBC, on CNN, Rachel Maddow, etcetera,
• 46:46
  they were in favor of it. They were saying that it doesn't
• 46:48
  matter that Joe Biden 4 years said that he wasn't going to
• 46:51
  pardon him, that his son was going to face unfair political
• 46:57
  political prosecution, which is exactly what they did to Trump.
• 47:01
  So I, I just, I hate the fact that Democrats are like the,
• 47:05
  that hypocritical. They will literally accuse you
• 47:09
  of doing the thing that they are doing in that very moment.
• 47:12
  It is absurd that Democrats treat America, treat Americans
• 47:17
  in the American media this way. That is kind of all our topics
• 47:24
  we do have for today. It was a great show.
• 47:27
  I do want to go over everything one more time.
• 47:29
  Like I said in the beginning, we talked about the Netanyahu and
• 47:32
  the Nelk Boys interview. I thought it was a pretty
• 47:36
  softball interview, but it did give an interesting perspective.
• 47:38
  I don't agree with Netanyahu on nearly anything, and I disagree
• 47:42
  with the Israel lobby and funding the Israel lobby.
• 47:45
  But I do think it's interesting to hear all perspectives from
• 47:48
  all angles of these things. It's the same reason I even
• 47:51
  listen to illegal immigrants speak about these things.
• 47:54
  I don't agree with them and I debate them on these things.
• 47:56
  But I'll hear them out at least a little bit.
• 47:59
  I'm not going to listen to them forever, but same thing.
• 48:02
  I'll listen to Netanyahu for an hour long interview, even though
• 48:05
  I disagree with it. But I appreciate the fact that
• 48:08
  the Nelk boys, upon realizing what they had done, upon
• 48:12
  realizing that they were essentially pushing a propaganda
• 48:14
  video out there, they then brought on a voice who speaks
• 48:17
  out against the Israel lobby. And like I said, no matter what
• 48:20
  people think of him, he has the right to a voice in America.
• 48:24
  And he has a extremely knowledgeable voice as well.
• 48:27
  He's extremely well read. He is very charismatic.
• 48:30
  That's why people love him, because even people who don't
• 48:32
  agree with some of his takes will still watch his show
• 48:35
  because he's funny. He makes people laugh.
• 48:37
  He makes people feel comfortable with his dreams even when he's
• 48:41
  talking about uncomfortable topics.
• 48:43
  But Nick Fuentes came on, he refuted a lot of Netanyahu's
• 48:46
  claims about the aid. He refuted the claims about why,
• 48:50
  you know, Netanyahu wanted to push these things to younger
• 48:53
  generations. He talked about Mossad, he
• 48:57
  talked about the Israeli government, he talked about the
• 48:59
  corruption, and he talked about why he was cancelled.
• 49:02
  And he talked about the Canvas interview was a little bit as
• 49:04
  well. I thought it was a really great
• 49:06
  thing for the Nelk boys to do. It probably brought a lot of a
• 49:10
  lot of favorability back to them because of it.
• 49:12
  Like I said, they were getting an extreme amount of hate from
• 49:15
  the Netanyahu interview and then bringing, you know, the most
• 49:19
  opposite side of things. Nick Fuentes, who is essentially
• 49:22
  Netanyahu's worst nightmare, bringing him on the show to
• 49:27
  negate and debate things he said, I think was an excellent
• 49:30
  way to show that to the American people, that they weren't trying
• 49:33
  to push propaganda out there, that they were just trying to
• 49:36
  secure an interview, which I do believe, you know, I mean,
• 49:38
  they've interviewed OJ Simpson before.
• 49:40
  And like, if they're going to interview that schmuck, like I'm
• 49:43
  not surprised they interviewed Netanyahu as well.
• 49:46
  We talked about that. We talked about why people are
• 49:48
  distrusting Trump for the wrong reasons.
• 49:49
  It's not wrong to distrust him. It's just you got to be
• 49:52
  distrusting him because of the Epstein stuff, not arresting
• 49:55
  people, false promises. He signs hundreds of executive
• 49:59
  orders, which I love, but let's get some of them into law.
• 50:01
  Executive orders don't mean shit.
• 50:03
  We saw that when Biden repealed all of yours when he got into
• 50:05
  office. If a Democrat gets elected,
• 50:07
  they're going to do the same thing.
• 50:09
  So let's get some of these into law.
• 50:10
  But we got to, if we're not going to trust Trump, we got to
• 50:12
  do it for the right reasons. But I don't think people should
• 50:15
  have their full trust in Trump right now, especially not in the
• 50:17
  Republican establishment and definitely not in JD Vance who
• 50:20
  seems to be Peter Teals puppet possibly orchestrating this
• 50:24
  entire thing. We talked about all the things
• 50:27
  Donald Trump is throwing in the media to bury this the Obama
• 50:30
  hoax he and even if it's not a hoax, but the Obama Russia gate
• 50:35
  hoax, if we don't see an arrest, this is essentially just
• 50:37
  bullshit. It means nothing.
• 50:39
  A hoax is a hoax until I see an arrest.
• 50:41
  This is just another media headline and another like tweet
• 50:45
  until there's an arrest. He tweeted out a video of like
• 50:49
  AI of him arresting Barack Obama today.
• 50:51
  But again, that means nothing unless you actually arrest him.
• 50:54
  Unless you actually arrest Hillary.
• 50:56
  Hold someone accountable for this.
• 50:58
  We talked about them dumping the MLK files into the media today.
• 51:01
  230 independent PDF files that all the media members will now
• 51:05
  have to go through. Most likely only one or two of
• 51:08
  them will be actually relevant to what people are looking to
• 51:11
  find in them. But that's how you know they're
• 51:14
  doing this. They're being transparent, but
• 51:16
  in a very fucking impossible way to deal with in a way that it,
• 51:20
  you know, it does not make this easy.
• 51:22
  The same as the JFK thing. I remember after those files
• 51:24
  were released I was like why the fuck is this 80,000 pages and I
• 51:27
  can't even search them. Like I should be able to search
• 51:29
  by keywords should be able to search that.
• 51:32
  Like, it just, it's terrible how they did this.
• 51:35
  We talked about the Hunter Biden interview, how Hunter Biden is
• 51:38
  essentially allowed to just walk around talking about all his
• 51:41
  crack stories now that he has a part in this was a very
• 51:45
  interesting interview, though, that I most likely will do a
• 51:47
  reaction stream to in the next few days.
• 51:49
  And then we also talked about Microsoft, who is now stopping
• 51:54
  giving all their access to U.S. military technology to the
• 51:58
  Chinese Communist Party, which you would think would be very
• 52:01
  obvious. You would think they wouldn't
• 52:03
  have done that in the 1st place. But no, Bill Gates the pedophile
• 52:08
  is just too fucking stupid. Apparently he thinks that it is
• 52:12
  a smart idea to give our technology to the country that
• 52:16
  is essentially our biggest threat.
• 52:19
  Way to go Bill Gates, you fucking moron.
• 52:21
  But but that is our show for tonight, folks.
• 52:24
  Again, we had a great show. I thought I really enjoyed it
• 52:27
  this week. I do want to look and see if
• 52:29
  there's any headlines that have popped up while I've been
• 52:31
  filming. I did that all the last couple
• 52:33
  weeks and I think it actually adds something to the show
• 52:35
  because there's a few times that we've had some headlines pop up
• 52:38
  that I really just would not have gotten to until the next
• 52:41
  day. Let's see if we got anything
• 52:46
  right now. MLK's family is apparently
• 52:55
  heavily objecting to the release of the files.
• 52:59
  I mean, this is because that while MLK was an extremely
• 53:04
  important figure, especially in black America and the civil
• 53:08
  rights movement and things like that, he he wasn't an Angel.
• 53:12
  I mean he had multiple fairs. I don't know this for a fact,
• 53:17
  but I think it was alleged that at one point he, he did hit a
• 53:19
  woman as well. He would constantly be using the
• 53:23
  N word. And again, people say that
• 53:25
  that's fine for black people to do, but I would argue that no
• 53:28
  one should be using it. I mean, it's either no one
• 53:33
  should be using it or everyone should be using it.
• 53:35
  And again, I don't think everyone should be using it.
• 53:37
  So it kind of comes back to no one should be using it.
• 53:39
  But to say that only one race can say something, it seems
• 53:42
  ridiculous to me. Not that I, I think people
• 53:45
  should, like I said, I don't think people should be saying it
• 53:47
  in general, but it's, it seems the reason they don't want it to
• 53:51
  come out is, yeah, they just don't want the negative things
• 53:54
  about the dad, about MLK to come out.
• 53:56
  And again, it's not that that would ruin his reputation, but
• 54:00
  there are certain things about his life that are probably not,
• 54:03
  you know, too appealing to the overall public.
• 54:06
  There are little pieces to that. When people find out, they're
• 54:08
  like, what the hell? Like when people found out Rosa
• 54:10
  Parks husband had a car, like it was like a shock to like that
• 54:14
  was a trending thing on TikTok for a while and like millions of
• 54:17
  people saw it and it was like, holy shit, what?
• 54:19
  She had a car. Most people didn't know that she
• 54:21
  was planted there. And she was planning there
• 54:23
  because she's a sweet looking old lady and she was able to,
• 54:26
  you know, fit the narrative of what they were trying to push of
• 54:28
  just like a sweet old lady, no harm at all, who they wanted to
• 54:32
  move on the bus because of where she was sitting.
• 54:34
  It was a very effective method. There's nothing wrong with that.
• 54:37
  It's just that they don't teach you these things when they
• 54:40
  should. They should teach you what
• 54:42
  actually happens in history, not a watered down version of it.
• 54:45
  And it's very sad that we are taught a watered down version of
• 54:48
  it. And a weird reason we are taught
• 54:51
  a watered down version. If you guys look at who makes
• 54:53
  all our textbooks, Robert Maxwell.
• 54:57
  And that's who was making all our textbooks, Robert fucking
• 55:00
  Maxwell, the the Mossad guy who was helping fund Jeffrey
• 55:04
  Epstein, Galaine's father, who is the only one rotting in jail
• 55:08
  for the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein.
• 55:10
  Robert Maxwell who was mysteriously thrown off a boat
• 55:13
  and killed. That who is, that's who is
• 55:16
  creating our textbooks, essentially a Mossad agent.
• 55:19
  So that that's another big problem with the American
• 55:22
  education system. Let's see if there's anything
• 55:24
  else trending right now. Most of the things trending I'm
• 55:27
  seeing are Hunter Biden and MLK because like I said, they're
• 55:31
  trying to flood the media with all these other things to
• 55:34
  distract from the bigger narrative of Jeffrey Epstein.
• 55:39
  And it's kind of working. It's not working on this show,
• 55:42
  but it's working in the media because I, you know, Epstein is
• 55:45
  the 18th trending topic now to Saturday.
• 55:49
  Epstein should be the number one trending topic until we get the
• 55:52
  information, until we get all the information about it.
• 55:55
  Let's see. Adam Schiff is trending.
• 56:02
  Let's see. New documents show all along
• 56:18
  that Adam Schiff knew that there was no proof of Russia Trump
• 56:22
  collusion. OK, like we can imagine most
• 56:26
  Democrats knew that. But again, none of this shit
• 56:29
  means anything until we see people getting arrested.
• 56:32
  None of this actually means anything until yeah, like I
• 56:36
  said, I briefly want to talk about this Jubilee video too
• 56:39
  before I sign off. I was casted for it and I didn't
• 56:41
  get to go on it because of my arm and I'm still recovering.
• 56:45
  I just I have to take my arm out of my brace for two hours a day.
• 56:48
  I figured during the show is a good time to distract myself but
• 56:53
  I wish I was on. There were some people on the
• 56:55
  show who I felt like didn't represent the far right movement
• 56:58
  in the correct way. And it's not even that I
• 57:01
  disagree with all their views specifically, even some of the
• 57:03
  more you know far right American nationalist views.
• 57:06
  Like I have said, I'm an outspoken American nationalist,
• 57:09
  so I hold a lot of similar views to some of them.
• 57:12
  But the way they go about saying them, I think is incorrect.
• 57:15
  I think they go about them in an inefficient way that makes the
• 57:18
  movement look poor and it it fails to move the movement
• 57:22
  forward. If we want to move American
• 57:24
  nationalism forward, we can. You can't do it from a place of
• 57:28
  hate. You can't do it because, like, I
• 57:31
  don't want immigrants in this country, legal or illegal,
• 57:33
  because of financial reasons. And even if they can pay money
• 57:37
  to the economy, I don't want them because I want our dollar
• 57:39
  to be worth something. I want Americans to hold jobs
• 57:42
  and I want the dollars in America to be spread around
• 57:45
  Americans. I want a complete restructure of
• 57:48
  the way our government works in a lot of ways.
• 57:51
  But it was very apparent that a lot of people don't want them
• 57:55
  because of skin color. And again, it's their views to
• 58:00
  say that. I have no right to tell them
• 58:02
  that. They can't say that because this
• 58:04
  is America. Everyone has the right to
• 58:06
  freedom of speech, whether I agree with their views or not.
• 58:09
  But my point is to move the movement forward.
• 58:11
  Doing it from a place of hate is not the way to go.
• 58:14
  Doing it from a place of love for America is the way to move
• 58:18
  forward. Doing it from a place of wanting
• 58:20
  American lives to be better. The American laborers, the
• 58:22
  American a dollar to be better, American politics to be less
• 58:26
  corrupt and for us to get back to the values of our founders.
• 58:29
  That's the right reason. Doing it because you just don't
• 58:32
  want a certain race or religion is not necessarily correct
• 58:36
  unless you're going to make like an assimilation argument.
• 58:40
  And if you're going to make an assimilation argument, it's got
• 58:42
  to be a very strong one because yes, like I've talked about,
• 58:46
  there are certain things that do not assimilate with American
• 58:48
  culture. I don't think Somalians
• 58:49
  generally assimilate with American culture.
• 58:52
  I do not think Muslims generally assimilate with American values
• 58:56
  and culture that much either. I've explained these things
• 58:59
  before. I'm going to go over the Muslims
• 59:01
  again one as well right now because if I say that without
• 59:05
  explaining, people are going to go crazy.
• 59:07
  But I think the fact that their God had sex with a nine year old
• 59:11
  is vile and disgusting and pedophilic.
• 59:13
  And I cannot in any way support a religion or people that
• 59:18
  support a religion and think they would assimilate to my
• 59:20
  culture if they believe in those values.
• 59:23
  Because in a lot of these Muslim run countries the age of consent
• 59:27
  is 9. Because of this wording in the
• 59:29
  Bible. Which is absolutely grotesque,
• 59:31
  vile and disgusting and I speak out against regularly on this
• 59:35
  show. My biggest thing I hate about
• 59:37
  this country is pedophilia. But like I said, I think the
• 59:41
  episode itself of Jubilee was productive because I think
• 59:45
  American nationalism is getting more of a voice.
• 59:48
  I think the more American nationalists we get out there,
• 59:50
  the better. And I think there were a lot of
• 59:52
  really smart people who made some really smart points.
• 59:54
  And it's not even to say even the people who made points they
• 59:57
  didn't agree with didn't make any smart points at all.
• 59:59
  It's just the little comments some of them would say here and
• 1:00:01
  there that don't make the movement look great.
• 1:00:04
  And we need to do what we can to push American nationalism into
• 1:00:08
  the mainstream. We need to push American.
• 1:00:10
  Nationalism to the American people, we need to let them know
• 1:00:12
  the beauty of American nationalism and that American
• 1:00:15
  nationalism will save this country.
• 1:00:18
  We will be able to have a culture in America that people
• 1:00:22
  are proud of. And one thing in this episode
• 1:00:25
  that was very apparent and a lot of people are very, you know,
• 1:00:29
  split between this was a lot of people on the episode were proud
• 1:00:33
  to be white. They made that clear.
• 1:00:35
  They even verbally said that they were proud to be white and
• 1:00:38
  and a lot of people had problems with this statement.
• 1:00:42
  And I have a problem with that. You should have no problem with
• 1:00:46
  someone being proud to be white. People are proud to be black,
• 1:00:50
  they're proud to be brown, they're proud to be yellow.
• 1:00:52
  They're proud to be Jewish, they're proud to be Muslim,
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  they're proud to be Christian. They're proud to be anything
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  they are. Why is it bad for people to be
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  proud to be white? I see no problem with people
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  doing that. If you're pushing a white only
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  society, I understand the problem with that, but that is
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  not what these people were pushing.
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  But a lot of them just made it clear that they are proud of
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  their white heritage, that they are proud of their white
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  ancestors and they are proud of being white and who they are and
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  their European heritage. And for some reason this was
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  made to be an issue by the left. This was made to be an issue by
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  the person they were debating the as well.
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  It was made to be an issue by people on social media.
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  But to give my perspective, I do not think it is a problem to
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  have pride for any Rachel or any Col.
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  Jesus. Sorry any culture, race or
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  ethnicity. I was mixing all the words
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  together. But I think if we like I said, I
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  could disagree with them. I just don't think that having a
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  problem with like being proud of that is the correct way to go
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  about it. Like I I don't agree with
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  Muslims like I just said, but if someones proud to be a Muslim,
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  I'm not going to tell them. Like I don't know, I might
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  debate them but I'm not going to like tell them that they can't
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  be. And we were having people say
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  you cannot be proud to be white because of one, they were saying
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  the history behind it and two, they were just saying that it's
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  racist and it's racist towards other races and just means that
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  you only like white people. No, that's not true.
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  I like black people who are proud to be black.
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  Are they like are they racist? Do they hate all other races?
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  No, that's just an untrue statement.
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  You can be proud to be white and accept other races.
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  It's just, and the way the media likes to paint these things,
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  it's extremely upsetting to me, and I think it's what leads to
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  this further divide. Like I said, I don't think all
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  the people in the video express their views in the most positive
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  ways, but I do think a lot of them did make a lot of good
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  points. A lot of them did make some
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  decent arguments, and they were able to push American
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  nationalism further into the mainstream.
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  That's why I said I'm kind of sad I was not on the video.
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  I wish I was able to attend, but I will be able to do it for
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  future events. I just have to hope that they
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  have a similar style video because I want to be on.
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  I was on the mass deportations episode, which is American
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  nationalism you could say. But that video was a lot more of
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  it and there was a way bigger range of topics to debate, which
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  I think I probably would have excelled in.
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  But there were some some bigger voices there.
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  We even saw like people like Hermes sitting in the crowd and
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  apparently they cut his parts out that he was talking.
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  We saw Kai in the video. Kai was extremely smart.
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  Kai had a debate with him at the end.
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  I'm pretty sure Kai is a Christian nationalist.
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  Which again, there's not a problem with Christian
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  nationalism either. It's fairly close to what
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  American nationalism is. It's slightly different, but
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  American nationalism is what I push.
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  American nationalism is what our founders push.
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  But their point when they push Christian nationalism is getting
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  to the argument that America is a Christian nation.
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  Well, I do agree that America is a Christian nation.
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  I don't agree with every single thing of Christian nationalism,
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  but I do think American nationalism and Christian
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  nationalism are pretty close enough that we can agree on
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  about 95 to 99% of topics. And I am a Christian.
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  I am a Catholic myself, so I don't really have a problem with
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  Christian nationalism when it's instituted in the correct way.
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  I think countries have the right to decide how they go about
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  issues like that. Obviously America has a
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  different stance on religion where, you know, anyone can be
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  any religion in America, and I think that's OK.
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  I think people should be able to practice every religion.
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  I just think we should be a lot more wary about what religions
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  we accept when it comes to immigration and what countries
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  we accept from when it comes to immigration.
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  And I don't think we should accept any at all because it
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  doesn't benefit the American people.
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  The only people that benefit from legal or illegal
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  immigration are the people who abuse their labor, pay them
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  lower wages, and the government officials who use them as pawns.
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  So I don't think it's productive to keep bringing in immigrants
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  while our value of our dollar is getting lower every year.
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  And while our jobs in America, while they say they're going up,
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  if you actually look at the number of HP1 visa jobs versus
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  American jobs, American jobs are going down and HP1 visa jobs are
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  skyrocketing. We're having companies doing
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  mass layoffs of American workers only to rehire HP1 visa workers.
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  It's disgusting that our government is allowing this,
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  that Donald Trump, who pushed the America First agenda, is
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  allowing this. We need real American
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  nationalism. We need to get back to real
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  America First perspectives. I think this has been a great
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  show today, guys. I'm going to sign off today.
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  I hope you guys do have a blessed day.
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  You guys get 2 shows today. Lucky you guys.
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  But I will see you guys tomorrow.
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  Have a blessed day, a blessed night and I will be live again
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  and tomorrow, thank you.